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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
FacuttY:

y
Elk LoSIRR,
Princpal-Lecturer Science Accounts 0aas'se
Business Customs .tn.
j. NJ. z Il l. L rs,
Professor the Theory and Practic" Beck Keeping
Commercial Calculations.
H. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
N. G. uNSoN,
Professor o BusinvsEand Ornament tai PENN h5i.''
s. n. VILLA ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. E. YEATES REESE, D ~
Lecturer Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. Kennedy, Hon Joshua vanssnt
Hon. Thomas SWAMI. VIM. H, KciHhcr, E$i''
Jacob Trust, ESQ.,, William Knahe. Es4:;
The College is provided with Commercial Library
Standard Works, expressly for the OF students
Each Student has desk to himself, and is separately
structed. I'd
Thercbeing vacation during theyear Suden'seaRsa
ter at any time.
The time usually required to complete the uii cU-'
from S to 12 weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awardedt to all Graduates. -,
Alarge and Beautifully OrnaRented Circular conaI.',
upwards SQUARE FEET representing the Exterior AZ
Interior View Of the College, various characteristic pts.
pcnmanship, &c. sent by mail free W ch1rae accoTaP'
with catalogue giving full particulars. Address, "
l. x. I.0SIER. RGhi'".'-s ~"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
ECIg q
Founded 1852.
L c T d
lt: Baltimore.and Charles streets,

BALTIMORE, NJ n.
TI1S Institution in II most PROSPEROUS aud doaF
iShiug condition. Twice during she last two years
been necessary obtain larger apartments for the
commOation Of Embarrassing number of stSlrts
sentnE nearly every State in the Union
II occupies Of the conspicuous and drsi'.
bly, located buildings in thcCitv. The
ouSly arranged spacious and elegantly HLrntshed.
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young =.
desiring qualify Themselves properly for the varicnss
the Counting Room, to obtain Thorough Pa
teal Business Education generally unSGrIasset
any particular by similar establishment in tie 1';
States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
FREIGRTS WESTWARD.

By this Route Frefghts of all descriptions forward
ed from Philadelphia, New YORK. or baltimore to
any points the Rail Roads OF Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri ty RIiL R0nd direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also at Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, by which Goods forwarded any
the Ohio, Muskingun, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
berland, Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas,
Arkansas and Red Rivers and at Clevtlan sanu$ky and
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting transportation of
their Freight to this Company, rely with confidence
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road ut all times az G,r0rLie
as are charged 6y Other r. II. Companies
BE particular to mark packages 'vIA PKSSA. Il. r.
Merchants in the West ordering goods East will
do we'll to direct them to be shipped by This Route.
Parties attending to their shipments the East
will find it to their interest call Agents of this
Company the following places before Shipping letters
addressed TO either o them the subject reghs will
meet with prompt attention.
Ell SNEEDER Philadelphia.
MAGR II VIZ { KooSs, 50 North Street, Baltimore.
LEIGH & Co., M. 81 Kilby Street, Boston
II. II HOUSTON, Carl Freight Ag't, Philadelphia.
THOs. A. SCOTT, Cent Sml)'t, Altoona, Pa. junl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

THREE THROUGH
P a S S e N G. Err II r AIMS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in the Union Depot Pittsburgh with
New York. Boston, Baltimore Washington City; thus
furnishing facilities for the of Passengers
Express and Fast Lines through Philadelphia with
Smoking Cars attached each train; WOoGruG7s
Sleeping Cars to Express and Past Trains The ExpreHs
runs Daily, Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted Three
connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh A. NJ arrives in Pla-
delpla ats r. H., baltimore at pm, anil New York
Fast leaves Pittsburgh at $3.50 p NJ arrives in Phil
delphH and Baltim"Te at A. NJ and New York; P
adelpIia at 10 A. NJ, Baltimore at IL A. NJ and NJ
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New Yor
Two iyTrains between New York BOSTON. T,roul
fSs Ic n2 are good a.t on either Of the a9ys ES
TICKETS EASTWARD may he obtained at any of the
important Rail Road Offices in the West; also, any
Of the regular Line Of Steamers the Mississippi Clio
Company in Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Fare always as low as an. Northern Route
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion of the Western connections Of the Penn
sylHanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE EBETwEEN THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST.
The connecting of tracks by the Road Bridge at
sether with the saving time, advantages readily APP
ssGR P yt nv rr ,s ED PnR t.
their advantage II Ship by this ROm|e
address either OF the following Agents OF Company.
d. a. STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co.. Steubenvc o.; II. s. PIEEcE Co.,
willie, o. j. JuISsT0S Ripley, o.; r. MCNHEY MaySviu
Ky; ORMsGY & CnorrRR Por snou.i O.; PAnp0cS & Co.
Jacksonville, Ind. II. W. BKowN Co., Cincinnati o.;
ATHERN ltIBBEhT Cincinnati o.; r. C. MELDkuM, Madison,
Ind; WILLIAM lNXGHAN, Louisville, XVI p. G. oRILKY &
Co., Evansville, Ind. " W. GRAHAM Co., Cairo, I II. F.
sass St. Louis, Mos joins II Hams, Nashville, Tenn HAIR
MS e HIST Memphis Tenn; CtAREE & Co, Chicnso, Ill
w. H. H. KOuSTZ Alton, Ill; MURPHY WALLk, Dubuque
Iowa; Freight Agents Of Kan different points
in the West.
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stock,
And Coon Acc"NNoD with privileges persons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

TIL. LOGAN & Co., and LAUGILINs 4 nusHr1ELD
Agents for Wheeling. jey wy dltw
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02

LIST VNFylng IN value from IS cents to 325 90
81 $500 WORT, of the above Gifts will he npartially dis
Foute among tile Purchasers every loco worth
Books sold. All Rocks sold at Publishers lowest urfces
All Books that Evans does publish himself are bought
irect from the Publishers and in large quantities Books
TO suit every taste he found Catalogue
prices which would be an inducemen the GIFT
system which offers many additional advantages.
Works by the most popular authors living and dead in
at astonishing prices
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
1mportant DO Femalas-

LII - EyO4-O u4I % 4 0L4dI5S. -
OISEASES of females exclusively treated nv DR.
- Remedies for female arrangements, from ST. $5-
Relief guaranteed In all Consultation and letters
strictly confidential Patients from distance proviie5
~ith board nursing exclusive attendance Medicines
sent by mail la,eS' private circular per letter Free
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
MOWIlt rrmirie AEigh school.

\ NJ
w Assistant.
The f session Of this school, will commence e hrt Nor
day IN October, TIE scholastic year will be divided into two
s!ons Of five months each
TFRNs.--ot Tuition par S,ssior!
Grammar ard trl,mctic, q 90
Grammar and Arithmetic continued Element ~ AlFebr7,
Composition Natural Philosophy CHI istry and History - 90
Algebra continued, Geometry, Tri;omcmetrv Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry Ifcreutlal md
riergsn Of IHt!n, creek and spantsh snuaser 70 co
stri rts will he charged the ula ui Until TIE
e. Sc q the unGgs Ia Of prnrlctCd ili
Tuition payable at the expiration Of each term
This school located in Dallas county miles north o
town of Dallas near the residences Of Ben Merrill and "
Former ~ fond can be had IN the ntorhooA fSAsi.
Ne ern. 5, student will be charged 80 cts Per session, in
Mental cyrtrres lily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

II TIL. gallant young spiri's of Dallas and the
grounding country speak of having Tournament
tho Tournament Grounds. near Dallas, en- the 9th
i,ober next, The oueen'S Fall will DO given AZ
yht, and every thing promises to be conducted on
lie most approved plan, The lists will DO opened
rsxt week. and entries made. Come, gentlemen and
in crown FOR your ladyO love, and let her reign
, Tho Queen Of Love and Beauty"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

" The abolition preacher, Solomon Mckinney
Mined in the county Jail, made his escape on last
lursday night. in company with his friend AMI con-
IRE Parson BlOunt, who Voluntarily went into jail
for safe keeping Whether the Reverend gentlemen
saped from "duranco vile" through the kcyhole by
&C aid Of the Prince Of Darkness, or through the
o. ,istance of outside pressure. dcpOnent saith not
&c fact is. they gone on their way, whether re-
cling or not, VIC cannot say. They left not trace
hind, save their shackles and au old Bible, lawful
srning to others who may feel disposed to engage
'n pursuits SO unholy, and embarrassing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

Town Lots l.r ME- Boo Csc tUwn
Ha N..|.
.TfHI ..|.....f. HI mi.
1 bidder, ~ the Cowth uls dor, ga The illtI
TUESDAY in HrlTLMbLn
100 TDWN Lots,
Situated In The tuwu 0fnsas aul near The residences
Of Judge Nat N. BarT'i, ~ {. nrOwdsr,'. Msi-
lard. J. " Ellstt. Jude ., NJ Patterson sud Nm' a.
Thomas.
This /, a rare opportunity offered 10 those d,sifou'
ofmaklng valuable mf prohtab. Investments ~ ''eh
property The lots az situated On Main nhl Tom
mrree Streets and In e vicinity ot AMI allulhs lhe
selected site Of the SOUTHERN PANlflC RAIL oAp
DEPOT which has ten, sfter careful survey AMI
examination, fixed upn as the most eligible 'shu!
and central beth for he depot and The convenience
Of the public The HOUSTON fENAs CENTRAL
RAILROAD DEPOT viii also he fixed A. Or near the
same point anil rs on, depot will he sufficient AMI
ample, there is hnrlyh probability gilmore than one
Now Is the time 10 secure these valuable lots, as
thew have never been put in the market before and
We now limit the sale ofOnr lots tol0l, reseryiug the
residue for larger Increased yalge, when each arTl-
val OF the LOCOMOTIVE, with ns TRAINS or IN
IGRANTS shall add hundreds 70 cur r.th and pros
porous country,
TERMS An sums uR,br $50, Cash, or good cash
notes, endorsed AMI due, with ten per cent of all
sums over S25 On. a crel.t OF ELK months, with aP,
proved security, and barring ten per cent Interest
J ", SMITH,
WM l., MURPHY,
For 'vlfaai A9sn, aud A,r o. heir, eiwn, a,e del
ltwaa ANffr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

g6- On Friday last. a aock Of 1900 6ne sheep pas-
through our town going South, There is no bet
range for sheep than the lands on Mountain Greek
o this county These fertile hills and valleys furnish
abundant pastursgo during winter aud summer
d the grass Is said 10 be n superior quality
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

seg-we are placed under obligations to Mrs, Me-
illough, for the fines, beet and onions We have
Is season. II these were exhibited at the Fair, they
buld certainly fceure PREMIUM
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

g6y" On Sunday night, shor. time after dark,
she whole heavens above the horizon. North and
,rth-East, exhibited the most beautiful phenomenon
SPA, ever witnessed at this season Of the year a
.rk cloud was visible just above the horizon through
,ich the tightening flashed brightly; While above
cloud. tho sky was lighted with the richest hues
5 the rainbow. strcamers of bright, rosy light
4 shed upwards and faded-and were succeeded BY
hers, coruscatiLg with the most intense brilliancy
I'd showing all the beauties Of the Aurora Boreaiis
G. Northern attitudes. Such phenomenon IS very
lusual at this season. and in this Southern cline
ne weathcrwise say that it portends change from
t,t to oold,-t,,css tina. Otherwise, profess to
now nothing about t. and they are standing on the
fafest ground. perhaps.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

IE5' The weather confines hot to a degree, un
nal even In this hot climate. oh for change,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
Presslcr's New Map of Texas.

fsu o. thsss sn ndd maps, complied W thaIies W
ssssT chic auFhtsuHu ~ d. General Land oee az Aus
brantiiuy cd rel AMI rollers, deisnul expressly ~
hitting rooms and ufrrs sale AZ The tisrHii oi-
q. Pe, as Co. Cash, n O. admitted W All that lhs T. The
st couct map a IrAas EVER Iuhiishd Those wishing enc
oil call carry, as ihrTu are lat a NV On liant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
Guardian Notice.

TIME undersigned was, at the July Term of the
Il Honorable County Court Of Dallas county,
A. n 1859, appointed. by snid Court, Guardian
of the estate OF r. j. West. This is, therefore,
to notify all persons holding claims against said
II. j. West, to present the same properly anthem.
tioatcd rs the law requires. md all Iersone in
debted tn said West are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment 10 the undersigned,
as no settlement or payment made to or with any
other person will be recognized by me. This
August A. D. 1889. w. k. MASIEN,
6:4w Guardian,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
EOl, tSnic or ESCMl.

! He lrm belonging TO tho subscribers, known ms
I tho 1Celar Springs Farm" containing 100 acres
prairie anil 100 acres timber. with never falling
spin of water, situated about three miles North OF
Dallas. Eighty-fvc ntrcs improved and under good
fence. II desired by Gc purchaser good comforts
bio dwelling. kitchen, smoke house aud garden s,.
will be added TO tho noperty. For terms. &c, up
ply to GOLD & DONALDSON,
Aug. II, 1Sj9-6:Smj Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
- KANPEE

Nh u0NIF ICE ia bimsef sE1;u,
= ha-iBg rersv1d 70 tha I'd 7tand, 5eaig- Er-45.e
ltss By tire rFn # LIKE GIBBS u ~.
Fol sE,s is at ~ fwes ready 10 uiaistsr
;ss iaz5Ty ,11ssr - ts pubiis Esnaraily, sud re
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

Lost Certificates.

1000 LBS, hest B0'ioH Soaps at the lowest
". W. PEAK s GR0,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
Cherokee steam saw fl u!
RRDOM q lflRIOn

HAVE their extrN-dne % horso pow stS-m s,~
l. Mill now in full Operation, 8 miles naH D, Cau-
mons bridge, on tho Nccnhos River, miles f5on
Palestine, where they will always keeo On hsul D.
large and good assortment OF the best on ~ Il sol
heart pine lumber. that cnn be made In M, coprir
We have md always shall have seas uri Ian Ssy
Como every body and get lumber at 81 90 rrr huu.
drcl BROOM & NARROW
EnslI, Toxns, March lst. '5o-36.lr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

.H..l...a frar aH.ff rs feiu ~, n
rafcN lr4ftlifl.s d ll 3D. i'sio snt EFT
Ngrvrp ~ p.Ti Nar.i q ss,is,si
..H.., u l. If. Fre1fn.f hl -- nar ~ FQtu iafs
af1uf HInfttHn lanls hIfi, lr.u 10 On The
t,f 40 ga fl,s D. r.f sLcll irI ant se.I a.
iTa n. hii uu-e 20 A.s eyes hpifasei % -
IaETLF II D. n Grnf, sri anTn.issd
aaE.gt =. +, frflIncf ~ - ure FAf Hntt
le.H M me sni'sl s'.9ut u yssfs Oh. is's han
praised o. go
TAKEN 90 Do :. FnTi, sd s.ussli ''-
Il.1maa, \. = l..c.usi no e Ula Hkn aIfEl slf
arct ls fr. bon fnrfkei rrrr EuH L1dFF sini u
"a. aurta.sti o. 40 un- MI / WORK -
some q i.,c an Ia t--s an t..s and tsnks, 4
ri tie Ten ear ami swallow i2st n lie i.gli 'Fr.r
st3,
TAKEN up bv Wan 3 Art,Js1u. sni sstFs1
q, EItF, ]. T., F'N'einsi 10 8 che WORK ] Pr
-T--'iiri ~ oT % yeHTs uiii marked crop 81 cTF
sas.'.s-f'sk u ~, len e4E, tIaI.lsi On tas r .
5uarisi truUu
TAKEN lF'y Jane. r CapehaFi, sad esi ~
MN ii7lnri, J l., Precinct No. q, one liz T
NAfll T.sEs on, branded " IA tine letter " fsG,
etE'sn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

C,tCRhYED-From the undersigned IN ~
- the 18th January. 1868, Light Ion ~
Grey Tarc, about hands high, ho7yy '--'-'~-A
set, lout six years cll, branded on the Uoulder h
the letter n has rather white eyes, mi a white
streak down the rore, and was heavy In f,a hen
she left Iwhl give $40 for informatior SO thut gee
hcri or S2n II delivered to mo ut my ruai6erce -
miles y, l. If rchirsvtsis, leon county IN 'hs fos
to Magnolia GEORGE 7, u MCMILLAN.
Jurc 2th. l850--i0Bm,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Md n
Special Notice 10 Wool 6 owe

| An prepared TO puEohssc or Ieoal,. WOOL rs
i HhpTcnt TO New York or Boston.
Woo. well washed before shcarirg. ii, n.y. ir r,gs.
rate ii1eccf, and pu. in gocl Ognsburg v.U ga
greatly 70 the value. l. N ST. .'uiT
my ll--iJ tG
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

T'Hr isi r,fson ,.rmrrao, IN ne Hssp.s rln.
| Ga the 1tt II fflffmltr. Hri C'.efs she ~ ~
February Tho "a session then e,nm'ntes, hnl
o,sss lhS isi II July. There W,ll Re ''caf-n n
Que vssk a. Chrlsimls
The price Of tuition iar e1e pupil pAT sssl1u if,
for primary studies, lni intermediates rl'i ch''
steal, scientific and orraWsutsl, ego Iaysls ~ the
close Of the term, The lus iui.ys are uTtiUgTlpay,
rsaiihF, writing pTluaIy arithmetic, and primary
geography. The Slh studies are Ar.thms,lg aud &C.
ography continued sUgli7h grammar, slCneu,ary a.
pebra, natural philosophy chemistry, history moral
philosophy, e,ieuees Of christianity, and English
Composition The go studies sre latin, Greek and
French, algebra, geometry, tTisonomttry, plain aud
spherical, surveying, ancient geography, n'iFell ny,
mythology AMI landscape drawing, 4 isr ~ thy
cents will le ,hEssi Cor each pup! f1T 'nea'H'a 'H-
penses, "a,
Tuition will he charged fom date o. entrance I'LL
close ufEess1u no deduction belng made for absence
except IN Of Pru,rseted sickness. Tuition PAya-
be ~ the 'ul Ui lh' session,
There WiH ~ exercises ia ,loculion and composition
every Friday afternoon,
AZ the close At each month, roNrris will be farm
lshej % parents showing the number e a'segt days'
the Fch,lUEhip, and the general behavior a every
.g;ll, with MS or her relative standing In s,lcyl
s,ri-t da-' ulne will he enforced u the school ,uaR
aud each s.ho!Jr viii 10 iurnisAel With printed
copy of the rules
At the close Of each ses,irR theyc viii We 1gili-
Parents u, ing st aist'Dco who Wish 20 pR'ggE','
the High School can obtain good boarding ec''mwo-
datiou for their children IN town AZ moderate rates
The principal sNery mSiorg 70 obtain ogranetf
Bchoar7 his special attention vii he giNcn "a hoys
TcrArlnE for collegiate course, Rnd he will n them
tor the sophomore class uf ery college in the country.
The terms Of tuition ms adVcrtEca do not apply %
parcnts who notify the principal az the time OF thcl
chidrrn enter schUo that tEcy are unable TO ray
In such he WIN draw iui,,In from the school
fGnl rs provided ny law.
HENRY ". COLT. PR7sip,l.
Dallas. Texas, Aug lst, ls59--5nf
Ekc Cedar Springs Institute,
GATED four mile Scrtl Wee. of Dallas Dallas county, .ox
}. u.s. viii open itn SECOND SESSION the lH Monday q
sEiTEMnEl, 1852 u6lr the supeun,endepoS Of FN mar
} RLS, with competent assistants u urcrs44Ty,
TeIW' PER session Of FIRE MoThs
Primary Department, per month, 81 u
Intermediate Department do. do. . o.
Higher English Department, do d. 10
Lngual Department, on
The will be adhered IN al except IN pr
,actr sickness, and pupils charged from entrance b. close Of
sson The LcAhiuluess of the locality Of this sohojSsl the
refinement the surrounding citizenship not be- surpassed
any where IN the State The building, just finished IL large
enough accommodate one hundred pupils and has t--cn
strutd with special the conycnncc anil adaptation
the health OF those who may occupy Board can b. obtain
cd The school, reasonable tern Al bills due OF the cioc
AZ "A, Anil IA y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

cyJ- The Fakir Of Ava has been amongst us, and
ave series of his attractive entertainment lie is
IN excellent performer, and gives universal sasac-
ton His exhibitions are really superior to anything
tie ldld ever Shown IN Dallas.
On NioDaly sight he gGre ma :ote'tainmc1' for
ae bcneft Of tho Ladas Moant yerna1 Assos!a.
#e=. ,Aa proceed o. sa.oa ola to be applied to he
a-,-,.s,s Z. .sss.s.. y,,"~, Ts-S,a.r ~,
treaty oorhN p,od largely TO ;Aia ioudable ealg--
rise, aud ~ ve.a rJ-agea to CSC 80 large en- audi
nee N E.tendanc6,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
" 7, MAsgES. ClkC. C.D.tn. Tr
By u, ", La ? "a
DcYTQNCoUNTY

IAETN Cp iy 'srnes AnlTiaFe, Aal ezi--,s t,-a
Bono, u. l.s s...- 80 '..HI,E vssfs rs "a.
No. ,''s lee 10 tn' Zee saddle n,sgs on s.-s. g..
hn l,2l Wa lF.nded "a iho Egh' uush 20, F FL
p A VI .E1
Ok. C. o. ben .f-g r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
7,'AsHIQNABLB WANTUA.MAi HR Az

j NILiISER Mrs. KELLY, Is prep
prCscs. trim ponnets. sud 10 Fancy '
Latest and Most Fashionable
She iuvlt0t q cal! from the Ladies at bsI
the hast side u tie pl5..: sQusrS
n. B.--CraPe, Straw GLl LegLorn b
made suI trimmed AZ all i.nss for sale.
Dallas, Texas, My, ls5L-57af
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31
TT. %, MAIL bINI::!
RON PALESTINE via ATHENS and khuF'
MhN TO DALLAS,

chased the entire interest s@5SEk<zfss-,S3
# Mr. Black. the Contractor fGsEESHsts5SI&
he above named line, respect
FULLY begs leave to inform the public that he has
spared pains or expense in fitting up his coaches
Nth view to the comfort and expedition of his pas
tsngers. -
Leaves Palestine, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arri.es at Athens same days.
Leaves Athens, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS arrives at Kaufman same days.
Leaves Kaufman, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arrives at Dallas days.
This route connects with the line at Athens leading
fom TYLER to C0RSICANA and Westward Also,
1t Kaufman with the line from Tyler which leaves
ksufman every Wednesdays. Also, the stage line
rom Kaufman to Marshall via Quitman and Gilmer,
od which leaves Kaufman every Monday morning.
This line connects at Dallas with the main stage
quite from Little Rock TO Austin and San AM
tonio Likewise, the
Overland NEaiI Route
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-31

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