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HENIBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
cures nervous and debiaed removes all Tie
symptoms amongst which will be found
Indispostion
to Exertien Loss
of Power Loss of Memo
ry, Difficulty Of Breathing. Gen.
era Weakness Horror of Disease
Weak Nerves. Trembling Dreadful Horror
of Death, Night sweats Cold Feet, wskefulnes,
binhees OF Wilson, Languor, Universal Iasude of tho
Muscular system Often Enormous Appetite Dyspsp.s
Symptoms Hot Hands, Flushlsg Of tho BODY prvnes.
Of the Skin, Pallid CouneRance and Eruptiou
the Face Pain in the Back, Heayi
ness of the Eyelids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes,
with
Temporary surudon and Loss of Sight Want Of At.en
Great Mobility Restlessness, with Horror Of Society
Nothing is more desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they Dread
for fear of themselves repose 1t
Manner, no ERrnestness Spec.
uaton, but Hurried
Transition from one
question 10
another.
These symptoms If allowed on-sbch this medicine In
variably removes-soon follows LOSS OF POWER FATUr
TY md EPILEPTIC FITS-in OF which tbs nai.n, va.
expire Who that these excuses are not fenusn,
followed by those drefui dixeases-INsANITY Ann COW
Sp"t iioS9 ing reroids o. Inc INSANE ASYLUMS and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample i,ne..
to the truth of these assertions In Asyus the n,
melancholy exhibition appears The actually
sodden and quite destueneiher grief eyer Wits
Should sound Of the voice occur, 1t rarely atticuas
with woeful measures despair
Low sullen sounds his grief bcguedp
Debility is terrible, and brought thousands nnos
thousands TO unmey graves thus blasting the ambition CT
many noble youths 1t be by the use Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
ale In G.pr O,Ioar
j. WRIGHT CO.
q and ISL Chartres street
General Agents
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va W xR ~ - III IL IN n
! I'M 3f3fHYI8 J31fIil VDrEStE1lI.
90 4
" l's..s u asss;
: e
20 III BOARDS.
- Il Is !.
1 EllsI u i1ssiHtcl SCHOOL " ~ Y. "
n s ~ ~ 9aaars monthly meetms iass
" u ~ tiie achAu, ma 81 4uo 'lsl
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n, FL :" HI, "
w $3.50 $3.50 NV.
Nh 49, f.! 4 y ~ nssaase eeeA col-
If & d. ,.Y,.. - IL. Y....,..
ID. 49, IL. III s..e a.yceu "
n. sss.sss es Mn s H0alse Z.
~ ~ 49, 9e2esS i. ane aotaE y :
w Aosz ~ srscssp1 x lor she monsn $l44
81 y!!g! = Ees ~ W. -. some accessions Of
Ed esSsy VI ~ y Ii 81 - 81.
- see ~ tlnAnce reported the total
~ - zcnM sosooe, snd 2 balance Of
a. n slnury expenditures
~ e.s.nee .ess ~ .nls amennt;
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Bates, Patent Steam Gauges.
No. UNION STREET,

n'ses r'eehe 9eehM ""uses'
No. UNION STREET,
D..oo. G. r., .o, r,, Ia. .oo. ". f,,ooaa
' ~ ~ ~ 9
The Machinery offered for sale nv ma is from bmen,
which have been engaged in manufacturing far the Southern
for the and ii will he found 10 he
orr dared ror tho nses for ,bc 10 ;n,endea of ,r,
ehi'es fi"peo 'ot "' " IN '' II - ''e""ea' VI h'ueh
pio a,' "" So ' go, " NV i'' "'"s . " 'a
m w - >, -, 80 ~ 's ~
purrnss s ,e ",Tau " .', "' 90 10,
.aa s,aaarr - ,a.,o,. - IVA ea,t e. eta,
~ - di h,., 81 , =, EIvr tr,r yDpES =
them have been sold annually We guarantee them to be equal
THE bougLE CYLINDER GIN is a recent invention of
Mr. J. F. Brown of Columbus Georgia We refer who
are interested to the following ceheae which is taken from
Rrssr,, f,orxrr A.. r.hr,.r, q 1870
Messrs. Clemons Brown Il Co
Geneeni have used one of your Douse Cylinder co
"a ,a ~ sAe III s.'',s my con
because believed would for itself in the saving of
in one crop and it has fully answered expectations 1t
quiFes no more power 10 pope 1t than Single Cylinder 30
dn ~'le cleans twice as much cotton per day and is much
eser attended @ TINS accounted for from the lesser width of
anu 'ia' " WIN sih III 'he cotton That can be put in
w ~ "' throwing OUT OF ehokihg' II cleans the seed re-
@ 49, ,. a 90 s'1a spe Oh COTTON as any
o.,,r ala ~, r Ia, = - - r w. " .ol'i -.
one of vonr noub, Cyil t,o vo. na,,1 Ss,,s,"u ,.s
7 consider a ,.a, ;rt 90 a., it "a, 80 , ~
r,a,ter ,,h mo, az .,a. co., ~. = -, a. :, >,
interest TO Law aside Single Cylinder an mr. IN as in and
place hiIne under obligations to rau nv n,rchasinp vor
Double Cylinder thereby time labor and money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance you
pet' nc 70 assure you OF my friendly consideration
N.ssrs w q f,lor,,ns p.ou, + r. f'p"Efs "Ai'LiIh
Samples of both styles of Gins as well as other Machinery
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F. STRINGER & CO.

F: sTRINGER & CO.
FASHIONABLE CLOTIIING!
FASHIONABLE cLorH1Nai
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
F. STRING GER l. CO.,
Camp street.................35
Between Gravier and Common,
RETAIL DEALERS
READY -MADE L0THIN
OF
Every Description and Quality,
W..
mandatory large and well stock Of Goods in their
line, together with
o 80 >"oon 0o''
FINE BLUE
FINE Ci.ARET
p,,,n AVN ,.,cv
TLaiD AMI FANNY
BLUE CLOTH
.Mu= M..
...# ...........
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WEBSTER & HOLMES.

/ Il WEBSTER q HOLMES, WHOLE-&
4 G[Y SALE RETAIL Ell
DRUG GIsTs, -
| 81 Charities, corner Customhouse street,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia,
Invite the attention Of Druggists Merchants Physicians
Planters, their fine fresh stock of DRUGS MEDICINES
| CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
for the Fall and Winter trade all Of which warranted
and articles One of the firm having had long expert
in several Southern Cities in filing orders for the trade
feels confident that the firm give the uest satisfaction.
We shall be prepared times flu orders for large small
amounts Orders solicited from the country All orders, with
satisfactory reference attended the If left in
and prices guaranteed low other house South We
name no largo quantities Of each article but VIII be always
pared to fl all demands:
| Chemicals, all kinds
Perfumery, all kinds,
Fancy Goods, an kinds.
Brushes: all kinds
Cream Tartar,
#. Gum Camphor,
SIENNA Leaves, Alex
ot Seuna Leaves Il. l.
Epson Salts
Giauber Salts
Sal Soda,
"~.N Bi-Carbona,s Soda,
Acids, all kinds.
Alum, whole and ground
Ammonia Aqua,
Ammonia, Concert,
Alcohol, 50 and IS per cent
palsam Copavs,
Balsam Fir,
Balsam Tolu
Blue Mass, P and W.
Blue Mass, Eng.
Peruvian Bark, red. 4.
Peruvian Bark, yellow.
BoraN, refined
Caomel, P. and W.
Calonel Eng.
Nitrate of Silver, pure.
Nitrate of Silver, crystal
Chioroform,
Cloves,
~ copperas,
Corks, Bottle and Vial
suph. Ether.
Chlorc Ether,
...% Spirits Ether, kitrous.
Extracts for Flavoring,
Extracts, Medicinal, solid and fluid
Tunnels assorted
1singlass, assorted
Glue,
Gum Arabic, Nos /, 2anda 3. ..o
Gum Aloes,
Gum Feds, '".
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Gum Drops assorted.
Hops, crop.
Indigo,
Ink Black, assorted Sizes
Iron, Preparations OF Iodine.
Lnncets, assorted.
Liquorce, Extract.
lockwood, Chip and Ext
Magnesis, all kinds.
Morars, assorted sizes
Nutmegs,
Paints dry and in oil.
OILS Essential, all kinds.
Nutralls whole and pow'd
Mamma large and small fake
Morphia, Sui Acct and Muir
Iodide Poass Am FIR and Eng
Patent Medicines
seidlitz Powders, Two sizes.
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected assorted
Pr prs VACATION IF e,,,rirs
Aniseed Cardamon Seed,
Colchcum Seed,
Coriander Seed
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j. WRIGHT & co.

j.. w h1dHI q w.
nR. WRIGHT's CELEBRATED REJII.
yENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared strctest Pharmaceutical Principles by ous ~
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks we'll stake his professional charscts,
on the fact minerals whatever form the least component
part of the Ingredients in Ills REJuvENATING ELIXIR
well knowing what has been enaed community By
opium and mercury.
Generally to the dehiaed Dr. Wright would say, neve,
despair No matter how down you may be-no matter
how weak you areno matter what the may have
fosake at whatever has led you depart Hygen,
principles take his 8s
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and you will find yourself man. pride instead Of he
reverse to friends and healthy sound and worthy msr
Der Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Propretors, ~
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
and l5l Chartres street, New Orleans Ia
Sole Propneors,
And by Druggists generally throughout United Sta.ss
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Dotcnt nfcdicSnes CITE
-. - y. 's WV
FAHNESIOCA.S NermtuSei
MC.ANt.S Sefmlthgei
MlNEk,S Eernltnge; -
ioWMSEMl,S sarsaparila;
BULBS Sarsaparia; ~
SANDS Sarsanarllla;
MoRhlsON,S Sarsaparlla
HouFlaNI y German 5ltfers;
M0FFAI,S Ph,nniX Bitters;
siOI GttrnN,S l'tters;
iAi.i.a Ito ist.ers,
hllITS Worm Iiuns;
BRYAN'S Pnmonc WATERS;
AYERS Cherry Pecorai; ~.
NlSTAR.S Basafn VIVA Cherry;
DAYS. Mlid Gnerry ana lari
RoGEE > inyerwolt iaT; =,
CoiJ Ky ~ M, W. Iiedigenah oiafk Il Co.;
cnn 7 ~ m niI i,r,s,,,,s.
e. WI HAsTISt;'s 50 svr ui,'I of San,es.
ouppTr,s con JIvER or JEI " "p " pe''
S'o . WV "a '- ~ oSl;ooDs f,ho,gorue.
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4 ~ PACKAGES saiera'ns
1 on oois pure oas.of oh'
1 = uem9o.ns sp'' 1A"e'
4 = oos A'c'no'
| ~ ools' oopperas'
- oo.s. hpo 'Ai'''
| ~ Dds. -four s",pnui'
~ po's' non sulphur
oaes sehha East inaia and Alexandria;
wv p M &iao'e, seiee' nhe ana softs;
o'e up .'i'.i0 anu Aiaii''fc aeo'
'" as oa,D Nh.'n'.A'
aao AZ ammonia
800 pounds pound Aeee Acid;
WV poanus asi' ' Ae'a'
@ ~ A'.u,
100 Kegs turkey Opium;
FUo IDS Arrow Root, Amer;
900 lbs Arrow Root, Bermuda;
zoo pounds Assafeetida in cans
~ pounds Basam Capabs;
5bbls Black Lead;
10 bbis Ginger Root
10 bbls Refined camphor
% boxes CASTLE Soaps
800 bbls Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copahia Capsules;
Soasks Chloride Lime;
200 pounds Choroform, p and W.;
10 bbls Cream Tartar
100 pounds Ext. Logwood;
loo0 gallons copal vsrnsh;
2 bbs iva ursi;
bhls Gum Myrrh;
bbls. valerian Root
10 bbs Tapioca;
zobs. sugar Lead, white;
. oos seotcn snun, in biadders;
~ ao1. uarre'us sooch SNUFF
i0o doz- Lorihsrds Aaseaboy Snuff
Nv DOE Roomes MaeeabeJ and Scotch SnnkS;
100 pounds White Wax
100 pounds Dover Powders;
1908 u assorted Herbs;
30 kegs Refined ssltpetre;
5cases British Luster, superior article;
% cases Cooper's Isingass;
s bales Hops;
LOO pounds Iodine Pstash
eoo OUNCES Ni,r.,o S;l
wv oAAees s'iae snferi
cases Mamma Flake and Sorts:
S cases Macnesia Carb:
10 cases Ref. BoraS;
25lbs Oil of Bergamot
OIbs OH pennsrn, i,s.N'''
VS. opportunity
% pounds pls, OIL c la,rSssu
Is pounds Oil Cedar;
20 pounds nI Oil Black sr Pepper;
80 pounds Oil Almonds; p'''
ssr9 s, shoem g5 rlas'sFs'
10 gross Soda Powders; @".
80 gross Sugar Of Lemons;
Ceases 1iquorice, calab. and Sicily,
Nv 80 Ia sou'1ein a's'afa'
: ''s ; ss Ssat 1ina Root; ro,..
II, =
AZ kegs ianlarncs fresh;
2casks Bay Rum, pure;
IL, D.. 81.
% aoz' zap sum pnre
aconerrs,. $3.50 Ut. s"s''
,,a.Is pran.h : -, ~ r..
ocasks Freheh Lime Juices
n MA Enr. ysnitan Raa
~ us US. t'A Asso'
~ bills Spanish Brown;
Is bbls Mineral Paint:
p Ds i wi wsI aas'A ''N''
20 bbls. Paris White
10 bills Chalk.
On MI -,
~ opls' A-ahppiaack,
pbis. romeo stone;
, ~. t ps. sS9.pstonei
rp,,. . nnis. ru'ty, IN Diadders;
" lle i.eau, Shrome iellowf
pernniiih en- chrome Green;
russia pas bline' raris ireen
Dnicn rink yellow Ocire;
Red i;sau' Slehna b. and IT,;
Turkey TIMBER; nandyke Brown;
drop Black; Biack rant
Patent Dryers Iitharge;
Copal Yarnlsh; idnseed Oil;
Coach Narnisi; Spirits Turpentine;
Japan and White Copali Tanners Gill
White l)amar Varnsh; Neatsfoot Oil;
Black Leather Machinery Oil;
Asphalnm: Lard O
Paint Brushes Whale Oil;
1000 boxes Window Glass, French and American
Whewash Brushes Paint Brushes;
Ointment Jars blue and white;
Shoe Backing; Bed Fans, metal and earthen
Cotton Brokers' Ink; Trusses large assortment
Gold Leaf Mrs Belts Supporters;
Dentists Gold Foi Apothecaries Scales;
Ia, uouici r;as, dar Raw
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Later IRON, New Mexico.

The st. Louis Republican Of the 18th publishes
the following letters:
SANTA FL, N. NJ, Octcbre 81 1859.
Editor Of the Missouri Republican: At last, to-
day, we have one more mail from the East, bring
ing bad reports from the Plains, having had a
man. There is no doubt that Col. Fauntleroy's
command being in the vicinity, (who is also said
to have had a fight with the Indians) deferred
them from further prosecution of their hostilities.
Our present commander here is in rather bad re-
pute, for he does not pretend to do anything at
all however, time will tell all.
The mails now are being sent by the Overland
Mail.
We hope when Col Fauntleroy takes command
that we will have something done, for we have
here, daily, expresses from different points Of our
frontiers, bringing accounts of depredatons.
Crops will be short this year. All kinds of grain
very high; the frost came on and cut it off before
maturing.
Business is very dull.
saw nice lot Of prints (Phillip Aliens frst)
sell for l0c. per yard, and SO it goes.
All are busy with their poor crops saving all
they can. More anon, if you like,
Santa FE, NEW MEXICO, Nov. I, 1859.
The mail which left Independence on the 10th Oc-
tober reached here the 9Th instant. It travelled
with Parker's train to McNees Creek, and was
chased by the Indians for about five miles. No
one injured.
Col. Fauntleroy arrived here on the I'd, and as
sumed command Of the Department. Lieut.. j.. D.
Wilkins, Sd Infantry will remain as Acting Assist
ant Adjutant-G General.
z Col. Bonneville takes command OF the post at
Fort Marcy. The troops are recalled from the Ma
vajo country.
Col. Collins, Superintendent of India Affairs fell
rom the roof OF his house and injured himself Sc
yerely. He is still confined to his ROOM
Weather mild and uleasant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-02

A LBERTsoN & NUDGE,
AGENTS SALE Of
PORTAB LIE ND TATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAw-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also. Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN co.'s
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
ST. HOL AS TEL.
N. III. DARNELL, Proprietory

Mar 29-J Dixon and L Larkin, R,binson co;
toel Robinson, BENZ Frost Lady and dG,gher, co.
Mnr 3O-Hary Peak, co; Fenly bolivar, Polk
county, Mo; I NJ Deoshmutt, Fr9>rlck Md; NJ
KoheT Palestine Tex; Carter. huntsville, Texas;
Mar 31--A Moss and Lady Jesse Wright and
Lady, and B White, co; j. hn Longitude, Navar-
70 county.
April ii W Wheeler, pdl CO; J II Blanton, Ellis
co; / H Johnston, and Carries Burns, Buna Vista,
Shelby county, Tex; NJ Bently, CO.; W J Desony.
Hampstead CO., Ark: ;0hn Tyler, Hickman M KY
houston; Henry Jyslop, New orleans; ] Wheeler,
arril 2FYB Anderson, and Mendenhall -
WIN Murrsd, co; J KcGraw; Jas b scofeld, Duck
Clos!s; p Ray; Jas Mccoy, Kaufman; Barlow
Fort worth.
a, ii 81 Leonard, co; A Fowler, Fl Worth
-, y lIorney, Ellis CO; ] Birdwell, Mo-; Harley,
md ldward Morris, Mckinney
april 4th--G NJ Christian. Ky; NJ 7 johnson, John
sca > Station; George Belknap; Col Jack Davis,
J'ylpr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

TrxAs TopACco-Thc Hon. Vim. NJ. Williams, OF
Lunar .ounty, will accept our thanks for eight plugs
Of Texas Extra Smoking Tobacco grown and
manufactured last year on his farm, in Lamar county.
II is yery superior article, remarkably mild, and
trc, IRON all noxious authorizations. We are putting
i, IN pnilosophic clouds ms we write, and cannot re-
sic, She impulse to inadequntcly repay our friend
Pu,kgkn general tobacco puff, with n PUT editorial
Mai williams has, as heretofore noticed, manuiac-
iurel very superior article of chewing tobacco
Tn IN demonstrated that superior arti.le of the
weed 81 IN be successfully grown in Northern Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
Roots. Shoes and LeafI,er,

/ NJ. BARTAY, takes this method of returning
y thanks to the citizens of Dallas and vicinity for
the liberal patronage bestowed on him for the past
year. and would inform them that he is now prepared
with sufficient material of every kind required to
make and repair Boots and Shoes for Gentle
their patronage. His work shall be the very best
and his prices the lowest possible for the work A
supply Of ready made Boots and Shoes may always
be found at his shop, warranted.
ITO SH0E-MAKERS-I have now and will keep
/ constantly on hand good assortment of French
calf French kps, PHILADELPHIA calf, and common
kips Lining skins Of every size and color sole leath
er,-white-oak and hemlocs~ Lasts, Tools. and find
ings; all of which will sell cheap for cash
March 3 1S5g-35tf !. NJ BARTAY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
AdIIliniSf, afOr's Notice

A j. Daugherty, administrator of the estate
n. of John McAlester, deceased, has filed in
my Office his final account and vouchers, together
with his petition praying to he discharged from
further responsibility administrator aforesaid,
which petition will he acted upon at the April
Term Of the Hon. County Court, pertaining TO es-
lates Of deceased persons. of said county, to be
l'olden at the Courthouse in the town OF Kauf-
ian, on the lsst Monday in April A. D. 1859.
hen and where all persons interes ed may come
inward and contest the same If they think prom
e. Given under ~ hand at kaufman. Afarah
!, 4. D. 1853. VIZ. II. BARNES,
Ok c. c. X. CO.. TEXAS
March 1889. Ss4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

Iro.r. :! The dreaded late frost made its appear
an.o M W night of the 3Oth March In certain To-
,ues articularly in low marsh places it was heavy
and lriuctiye. Beans, pota toe tops and other ten
HsF g,y abes were killed Pea vines were damaged,
thougi rot killed. The tender foliage of trees par
Uruls By locust and china was burnt to crisp. We
I..- hot some of the wheat crops are seriously in
Ja., hough the damage is not general. The frost
ou {, 10 'gh prair.cs where most OF Q wheat fields
uErritu1Jed was light and the Gro rs are unharmed-
THIS, fcds that had been pasturcd down most, have
~ ,,ursi Jared best. The fact is becoming demon
srrri more and more, that the safest plan Is to pas
ur- v at late in the Spring, perhaps till the LIST
april The weather and atmosphere was very dry
Or be dlmage would have been much greater 1t
has since been dry and cold, and the growth Of every
thing retarded. A warm rain would be of i'm
meusg b,neft just now.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- ~ E-~~~-- ~. ~ ~
The Great DraWba elk

cmigrating the south and western country
t3r i they have of the Fever and Aguc-tc most dreCul OF
n diseases Every day we hear Of persons attacked by this dis
made helpless in short time, without means Of al
reief In view Of the great demand for remedy DIR
lorG ERhas presented his celebrated crs whose curative
8wcrf all diseases OF the stomach have been universally
ged. The ''Bttern prepared after long experience
on study have received the encomums of the most emnen
yt ns well all classes from part Of country
10 who doubt their virtues, all we can say is to try
them, nd Judge for themselves, respectively.
dealers generally, everywhere, and by W
ftI; Co. Dallas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

VHSHE undersigned having been appointed by
H. the IIonora bic COUNTY Court of Dallas coun-
ty at it's March term 1859, administrator ST the
estate of VIM. Pemberton deceased ; this is,
therefore, to notify all persons having claims
against said estate, to present the same within
the time prescribed by law, and all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
L. A. A PEN1BERTON,
39:6t Administrator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
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1lf HI ilraifi boo iits U1inY, sfttu ta tHIh H Na
tHau n uss, rfif tr fritiFu1-s az ~ hfu HrI u.
aus h. II .id can BE- hsd lu thr oct .IiHl uU HsI
be- .iias ia-h sturi siu o. charged iNril 90 til %
fIirI'al rAIFusss, AAlf.
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ENimaB settlement.

EEHFIH 'TtSNHVFHEN Hht =,
EOIIN SrADDEN administrator OF D. = Lu-
current with said estate together with MS peVi-
ton praying to be discharged; this is, therefore
to notify all persons interested to come forward
at the next term of the Honorable County Court
of Dallas County at its next term to be held at
the Court House in the town of Dallas on 'ht
last Monday in April 1859, and contest the samt
if they think proper. ,,r,>-
". X. MASTEN,
30.3t>l t.. c. c. d, c. T.
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Rogers House.

The FuhsyFhyr respectfully announces 70 The travelling TtN
luhN that tide ETFr ,ui cummOiuus hotel u nov itiur
'upsn for The reception au entertainment u the uhie-.
Ills constant and ugttuins r0s will continue, as hectnior
10 he given torrncr ~ who favor HIN with call comfortable
Eni "AT NOME lii' inr constantly furnished with every
thug that he procured In tie market aud lis table supplied
with the st pfoyrmirr, and attended with attentive hussrs
lie reirs t. tile travelling public generally W. ROGERS
~ Hacks will be kept hand convey passengers any
he adjoining towns points, June ., lsa6-G,ly.
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- no lovers of ''the weed" will hni the best
ar..a o tobacco that has ever been in the Market
rrtr, o., the drug store Of DR., D. b. Thomas II Is
uis pure, pnadultcrated, uaeoaiimeA'ea arVe'''
lupf,, iirsl In Henry county, Tennessee the pr'
vii ra.srt cur thanks for a couple Of plHgsof It,
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NEUsic-EsianO and V0S

! ( rs. SALLY REfNlIARDT, respect
Nj the public, that she has this day or
town Of Dallas, school for Plane and VOC
She thinks that her knowledge 81 the
long practice will enqbic her 10 satisfy an.
this line, and wishes the public to favorl
rOnnge.
Dalla~, Feb. 1st, 1854. Gt:3m
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Executors Notice..

'HNIiE undersigned, Executors of til
Il Green Stalcup, deceaaed, hereby
persons indebted to lin, to Call on j
md j. ". johnson, at GAINESVILLE, aad D
payment And all having clail
the same are notified to present them
possible, MS the estate will hot be oper
ProbGtt Court, j. b. STOI
j. w. .Joi
Gainesville, January 4, IS50.-2S:Sr
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I,rrs having likely negro men or women Z
cali. win 10 well 10 call ON Col Jno, NJ, Crockett
urs place who aiyertses to buy on liberal terms
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Mckinney Hotel.
MCKINNEY, tuitlN COT MY TtNA-r
= n. SkIDMORE, pTOpIiCtoT.

n =.
fP would respectfully un the citizens rs.s
n thr .ufI uuanr cHury aud ~, travelling pub HEM
N grITglX, that hr has r,,riA t,'tl lhTfr rill
ton Us house, al Is n1s lEVard With eumn-br atl Ng
furnished 30 ar. T. accommodate g NAY give hg a, W
I1ui-e that he fare slal rt hy bet that tue county ,aE ar
A. ana B stable sial az tlnrs b. well supplied, aud r a
tended h rNIrEirucd usrTs, Thankful tT past favor, u. r'
,IHy,hlly -i,i'su thaysof The puddle patronage,
aAiy. \, n, SKinMuRF