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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
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Rcapcvs ! Eceapers :!

r ILBOURN & CO., are manufacturing. Mt then
II Mills, on Ten Mile creek, Dallas county, Bugg'
Square draft Reapers, much improved from the orig
inal which we believe to he the lightcst running ma
chine now made, in the United States, cutting the
same width of swat six feet and half Required
'propelling power, $50 pounds and may he run with
Ia single pair of mules horses. Gearing so arrang-
led as not liable to the difficulties incident upon wei
weather Gearing set in the hest habit metal boxing
Persons purchasing of us will have the privilege OF
returning their machines if the performance is not
satisfactory on trial. and have the money refunded
~ so, 900 lbs of -four Cor sale at our Mills, al
lS2 80, per 100 lbs.
Feb. 9Th, 1859. 32:3m
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Mckenzie Institute.
Mound Prairie Institute,

AT Mound PralIc. Anderson to., tch"s
IS - miles ". T.. of Palestine, on the IylerGEd
Shreveport Road.
rIIE Foneept Session Of this Institution opened on The y,
Monday in August under the charge IF Elder JAMES
MALONE, assisted by able and well approved Faculty.
The buildings ample and conmodiousi Dormtores on tn
plan of Thomas cncrsoniro pnpiis only in The TN
Departments entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists OF two sessions Of five months each III
fdrlphia Debating Cub has fine LIBRARY, presented to
by bcray Of the friends of the Institution Students ecci
any time and charged only from the day OF entrance to tn
CLOSE Of the session.
n. B--A damage done to Dormorics or furniture Charge
the occupants Dormories furnished with everything ne
|ccssary to render them comfortable and pleasant and in sl
superior to anything in this State.
Charges for Board Tnoa RoomRcnt Fuel and Hash'hs
English Department lst Class il paid at close $40
il not paid at close, IL
2nd Class If paid at close, ii
fnot paid at close, u
Lingual or Mathematical Department.; paid at close, u
if not paid at close, is
Music on Violin, Guitar or Piano, (each>
Contingent fee,
Ten per cent discount allowed for advance pay nonts
Positively deduction under any circumstances, except
protractcd sickness.
Sept II, 1S5S-121y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NWEza1EdkSeEUyUF1S INVVENV'
.VH7IlE undersigned having been appointed by
IL the Honorable County Court of Dallas coun-
ty. at its March term A. d. 1850, administrator
of the estate of J. II. Ilollord deceased; this
lis therefore to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present the same within
the time prescribed by law and all parsons In
ldehted to said estate will make immediate pay
lment to the undersigned.
DAVIS B. CONE,
3g:Gt1 Administrator.
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Ad,.iuistratOv,s Notice.

a j. UangnerUy, uuIinuer,'s'o. 10 H. .s''.sV
IN. of Abncr Arnold deceased, has fled in my
Office lis final account and vouchers, together
with his petition praying to be discharged from
further Responsibility as the administrator of
said estate, which petition will be acted upon at
the April tenn of the Hon. Probate Court, of
said county, to be holden at the Court-housc
thereof, on the last Monday in April a. d. 1853,
when and where all persons interested may ap-
pear and contest the same if they see proper.
Given under my hand at Kaufman, March H.
,lS5q. WIN. III. BARNES,
March lS5O--3S:4tl elk. C ct. X. CO.
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Kaufman EcimnIe school.

FrHr second Session II the kaufman Penal School
will commence on the last Monday In January al
he following rates VI tuition, per se'on Of I've months
in wit
rpsT Cl,.s-OrhsFraphy, Reading, Writing, ri,
mary Biography, w
SEC0Nn CL,ss-EHg, Grammar, Biography
Arithmetic, Nat, Philosophy, Botany, Alse- ..
IRA commenced, Sc, ~ wv
nuRp rIAss-Algrhri, Geometry, Astronmy,
Moral and Menal Philosophy, Evidences ~,
II Christianity, sc, Sl1 W.
Latin anl French Languages each extra, h'O1
Music on Piano ani Guitar, EACH 80 90
n So al instrument = 90
Inclleut,l fee. : 90
Ornamental hranccs, usual charges,
Students charged from time Of entrance until the
close Of the session, Noleluctlon made only In cases
of pruIaeiel sickness,
MRS. NJ. TONlPRlNs, Principal
References Of character, and experience as an IN
dguciT60;
Rev, \, e, ALLEN, Prin. Of SmithVille Institute,
Smhhyillc, Miss
Prof John C. STEPHENSON, LaGrange, Ma.
Hon. lUs. II. TRiNnLg, Frankfort. Ala,
wN BuroRn, Esq Bright Star, Texas,
Rev, $, W, VIEWER, Hooker, Hunt CO., Texas
ELpER JAMS \. BuTLrR, Sterling, Ark.
Kaufman, Texas, Jan. 1852, aOtf
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

B To the Sheriff Of Cooke County, Grecting-
NN GU are hereby commanded to summon by1
Il publication in he nearest newspaper
Henry Saddler sen, Nelson Saddler, CAN'T Sad
Edler. Henry Saddler, Jr.. and the unknown heirs
Eof William Saddler, oliver Saddler, Prewnice
Nappear before the Honorable District Court of
Sthe County of Cooke. to be holden at the Court
1hOuse in the town of Gainesville, in said county
Son the fourth Monday after the third Monday
Elm March, A. d. 1859 then and there to an
sswcr the petition of Benjamin Scaryland, iileds
Rim said court against them aud others. Saldi
Epetition states in substance that in the year
4 1919, the plaintiff entered into a contract witht
4 Hiram Saddler now deceased, by which it wasE
gstipulated and agreed between them, that if thel
said plaintiff would remove to the State of Tex
Has, and settle on a tract of land, said SaddlerI
I owned in Cooke county, which was then almosti
10 wilderness, the said Saddler agreed to give theE
4 plaintiff 800 acres out of said tract of land-s
\ That shortly after this contract was made, said
Hiram Saddler was killed that the widow of
! said Hiram renewed and confirmed said contract,
shoding out the inducement that she desired theI
i plant fl to settle on said land as neighbor i
! and to enhance the value of the remaining por-
9tion of the land that in January 1853 he took
gpossession of said land under said contract, and
: has made valuable Improvements on the same,
that the widow and only child of the said Hiram,
idied in the year -, and that the above NAM
d parties are part of the heirs of said Saddler
He charges that he has carried out in good faith
! Ibis part of the contract and he asks that thes
sCourt decree him title to 800 of said land
! to include his improvements that equitable and
general relief be granted to him, &c. And do yous
make due return Of this writ with your actioni
endorsed thereon as the law directs
Il -c.zag Witness, Aaron Hill, Clerk of
= CSgA said District COURT, and the Seal
4 81 seSE) of said Court at Gains lille, thisi
4 %&:assssi 80 ~ 10th day of October, 1858.
q AARON HILL, elk. ID. G. c. Co
4 ] hereby Ger ify that the above and foregoing
lis true and correct copy of the original writ now
i in my possession Witness my hand this Febru-
iary 2Sth, A. d. 1859.
TENFrS n mn
Sas.E %. -55a cguutT
ir..'9I lo5s-S5.sr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

.1- u9l. Is sfsn ty r.'o r.s N 'T 'eru'lr
columns u,sttle ,rarmrUp iH t~ eSis'ir
between ayre a lnomas. Druggists, Is dissolved
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
OIL SPRING HOTEL.

pnurEr loyr. lClGnet Of OuHtrs,l IaUs c. s,rryp.
I I AYING Bought out Robert Wilson, NJ the oil
| Springs. We intend 10 keep II well Furnished
House r Tho purpose Of accommodating all hs may give G'
call Tie table m he furnished with tic best the country IN
d for he sick Wci AMI every wllla male 10 ps
all Campers be 'rd my Kind % meats that they mag
want Al kinls Stock T ssg tie Oh naganr. r"n'y
Forngo wilt See kept ~ hand, LOVE- BOYD.
Oh slring Picsgus co., {, -, Sept. 3, lSjS.-li 0Go
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Medical and SurgiC


|DR. Ii, J. SNOW, takes this
~ ing the citizens of Kaufman 0
tics, that he is amply supplied '
surgical instruments, pertaining
and proposes to treat the following
formitics, the cure Of which he VIZ
ia in ano, blind or open, liemo'
Club hand, Distortions Of Joints,
sis, Dislocaticns, Hair lip, Contr
wounds, &c, &c. Special attenti
;cal cure of Hernia. The opcrp
simple, safe and will be fully exp
or their friends previous TO the .
operation. This disease Hernia
regarded as incurable, but the pr
proven it to the contrary. For
address II. j. Stow, Kaufman, :
March ., lS09.-35:tf
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car. Hsag,fIaI, Itflt. utRTIy \. sNfti, Tspft'
ffar N 50 b.lt ri 'aI. 'H rsiuH ali tf ~ Nr
t1u, 90 pii ~ O IsEIr. Iiis is rev lUu'r, sh't
D. stftu tI Hl tlru rIff convenience. Fsi tl.
lIe % ar a Htr is HrtiE' t gllT md plenty corn Hi
T. lI.raIft,f en lais a., ltis--.ll d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

The Kentucky Harvester.
HAVE now for sale at .Millwood and Jefferson, s.
| Kentucky IIarvcsters; price at yHlwood, 5000; a
] Jefferson, $40. Apply to J. Sherwood, wildwood
j. SHERWOOD.
.lIarch &C. lS59.--3S:tf
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1lreeu,llle Hotel.

~ fnnN NfHs fIHf IN fHf BIZ fflfalI 90 MN
w n Hit.nHf fahf rtiify ns' p De- ti. lft1l
hffrf n N. .i. u Fl aHl l.Il hf Hfff aiHH ~ lfFf
A. n.fI s"i fl.HH .iaW RI fHHH fff.fHf.. ~ 49,
fHffi.f H f.i.fH.H o. tfHr HfffN o. fai lHt aiHl a.
ffHf# H. rHIHH ff ffHnf iHfakf ffff Hffff.n a. H Z.
t.rF rtI.f i.n afh o. cot Z .frf rraI.ffiH
Nf.IHFIs, iil.f a.HHff lHrHHfii iflia'nV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
,yOIln Va. BERRY

4 y II " Y ! Il til 7 W
H'arahachir, Ellis County, TcEGs.
March 1889 -3g:tf
\ OTICE,-rhc undersigned wishes to pu' chase a
y lot of TurGntulas, Ccntipcles, llorncl-frogs,
Buffalo calves, Mule earel Rabbits and Antoopes
for which he will pay liberal price.
Address or Gallon 7. G. HAWPE,
March %, lS59.-SSiw1 Dallas, T'raS'
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10 fitc ladies.

7 HAVE just opensl small assortment Of beautiful
Winter Bonnets Come and look at them You an
~ connelIed 10 purchase L. NJ. STACkP0LE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

lob Frfa +iur og sli EaiadE,
- ----- 800 .. ..--.--, ..e--.
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KAUFMAN COUNTY.

TAKEN UP ~ II A. Ingram, and estray
Obed Vanpool J. T. III Eau'9 county Tex
tray MARE, Spanish, colo: bHy, blaze face
years oh, right hind foot white near to the
left hind foot white near the pnatcr joint, {
ish brands ON the lett hip, wit J OH the slt
other marks or brands pcfcciyable; nppraisr
The colt a hay mare, with some white in for
'rrlis ti to 500. 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

TAKEN UP by 10y W. G. BurTcll, and est
fore 0hcd Vanpool, j Z. in Kaufman COZ
iBLACK HORSE, about S years old, with ST.
lnain5 on lis back, white in his forehead,
white on his left hind foot, no other marks o.
appraised to 500. VIZ. II. BAR
d, %. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
Hardware! Hardware :!

, HAVE lust received a few COOK STOVES, which
are pronounced by all who have seen them to he
sunorior TO any ever before seen in Texas. One Of
these stoves viii last as long az two ordinary Sn6s -
Ope of them is large and suitable for hotel. Call
md look ut them ut the store Of
dec, 25.-26;tr EN-. sTACKPoLE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-06-25

ouf Die tStlrnen lbrer. l9llI2nben Sinper ae
oritdt SeBt aber, iat Noullt ibu uerlunen, mar
oeIer lekte 9tldt9ruB all )eine &noer eiue Dirt
betl0er 2Salliab,t gu ieinen Gruuernngsn fir
ben St0nl9 9emerpeu. 2ln fenem 2lteno burd
monoelte 6rleorldD g8llbelnt Die lAuei3enren
@orrlcore uno tr1t in Die @endAer lelller S6bs
he uno &Ohter eta, ebne paB er Otrer 9eoad1te,
Die lbn lelt foIt orel Slbren nun bon uerlalleu
bate, unD Die er beh luImer ueben liob 3u icbelI
8laubte init brem beiterltrablenpen SIhetn unD
lbren Dor Slebe uno Se8ellttrun3 glan3enpen
au9en. An felnem ADtnO uuttrleB Der &0nW
e6, penlent8en ietner Slnper, lDslde er nod ma
1eno trdt, nit ianFter Sttmne 5u IaSen: Se,
tet uno 8ecentt Gurer eClen Wtut,er, Dereu Aue
gen all Sud ruben!' unp DeuienWen, welhe
ldon ld1lleftn, 5pel &ulie uui Die Qppen 81
o1ufen, oen elnen llr lih, Den anDern iIr
2pulle.
Son oeIen Slrd1anJ 0et $rlnnerunBen m1r
Der %onl9 10 eben III leln &lSlnet anriidSetebrt,
uuo me eli. Lester erlterbenper ob,mmer pe0
Abenorotbe5 erBldn5te npCb ein mateS 0aAeln
MI letnem An9eltbt, oaS lelt Gem Gooe Der So.
nlSln tmmer emit uno uaullJ 5u lelu pfle9te,
@r t6te 1th out cen 4Oipan nlcDer, auI mels
dem lie 10 oft an iener Seite seellen, unO
lelne Nu0en beIteten lid ulit elnem lanSlameu,
trnben Sllf auf ben leeren PlaB neben tim.
4llem Simmer alein lagte er lele. gtJ9t5
alS 5ntrl9ueu, 9treitlSfsiten uno Bcobeit um
MD ber &eluer, Der MID llebt.. Auem!
Wtt elner unSemobnten lNneuen 8epeBung
wdnote er paS ,Olupt leltmartS n1d9 Der QSLnD
bur, po llber lenem SbrtlbtlD Cav BtlDnlB
Der &onBln Qoulle IN Dem welBer Wtwanpe uno
Der 0foe AM Bneu bm8.
No bIlt Ou DEM, 3calle, rIef er lAnl. Darum
balt On mid olleIu yellhen, "a Ou .ulu bod
8eldmeren, 6reuo uno &elo ait mt 81 lasen,
un0 On bllt nlcbt Cd, ea MT lnlr 5u tbeIleu,
nllo rt.t. e-..
PlOsllb reltunmte Der SGnl4 u. lpanote ben
Slif natb Der 2bIt bm. IS wIr tbm Bewelen,
al0 babe CT batlBs S9rlte Iip ndDelu Beb0tt
ais babe nlln lrllt All lenle Q,Dur AetIeplt
User t0nnte 6n oleler un8ewobnen SunDe nod
GnaB he9ebren, per QUITE e5 lpagea, elne
@tnamtet gu etner 3ett gu untethlelDet, III
ipelper uan DuBts, Cup Il lllen etn wDllle =?
t6efneRuna tOgt, M
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2. Der Abfatl bes Generals
= @+tH 81 orr Ht%5 tJ A a

Der S6nis 6rieOrt& Bilbelm mar 10 eben
bon ieinem leeteu @eiGdit iecen Cages in ein
Sabtnet 3urud9ete9rt, oas beBt, er bate itdl in
Die Ueri9teOenen S9laf5immer Ieiner &inOer
beBebeu, unO an ibre 8etten tretenD, bate er
nit einem leilen SUP ben Sdla5enpen quite
ytaAt 9eia3t. S5cnlt bate er bic ees leete &a
ses9el9dtt an Der Seite einer @emablln nit
9lafll4em 0er5en unp beiterem AntliB pcu
braAt eS mar oep1ermaeen bas leste Stesel
9ewelen, DaS lie BetDe in inniser 2tebessemelns
1daft an ieOem pcllenDeten Gage ibres @lIdeS
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Or. 000fee

be6an0tGt dlle 6ranfbeittn.
Or 8uufes prb beSubsre &ufmerffamte duf
fDseubt uebl per1snben: 6afen @rtdltun8n. Gusssts
1nbSre Ruftr5bren. unb Gungnbe. @e6tauS prb NIT
aau, beIpubem SeBe dat 6autubeI bebdnben ais 5Ift
TeG SCrDppeu NhtumdtiSmus (htBieen wte &rNutfGenO
Neuralae S6IoenuB &ptlspfe 39SrepRe 66mCrrbpt6eti
agben unb d Qrten Wd9enubel eeberbe9ws6en unb
Rranfteeu Der ebdrme; bes9let6en aae 6rpren Grdnt
beteu Der 9ebdre oeS6leen due 6rpnti1eH Rrdnbettn
bes uetb6en @efdledtes uub Der Enber .-
Dr dtee bat 1000 5eu9nthe ittneS bpuRdnofen @r.
plaeS Set br 6u ppn eeUIren, alien 9EunbeG une
8ei6pi-eu Tfeln Sxtnbfbpfn Rrppfen, @shwulfen unb
BeuIn auer @rt unb pbne 2npenSuug bes @eiers Gise
bar6et perben iDapern Bic 8ranten nueu d
f5n6e &uitt beS DGttprs ReaIn,
DR. Baa Zee Bat eu ueues 8lubum entbeft weldeS ben
T6parAen star" VDafCmmen dbfDrttrt unb pbue On.
nsnbung 6es Nteiers bic Se5ra bes AuSes itbtr berel
auf eurrt r Gue 2eiben Der
@ngen Mu6 SbreM,
pbne @nwenbRna bes Necrs rber Tde1 Hn6 hdt ets
cine Sprrehe IuSeatl wunberSS0en fdnlt6en auaen
uub I5mpdnumS 0hren- Trommeln 6prt1tbg pdIenb
fur tbes efdledt unb aGter uRe etreeiebt In atnun
T. 3 tee TT ener ber eebdteien unb btrnbmtehen
benben Aertte unb Gbrur6n unb etn Huf fat tn 6er
Gtdbt Der gBtlt aHerfGnnt. -r.s
Nue an Or. 8aatee abreirteH 8rfe aus trgenb etntm
Srte nel6en 10 9s. betgeI6lpien no osru tnbdlt
Erdatu Iber tranb clue Grdnfbt betrtH in6sn mptF
8.antwprtung, aud wertea rpnfde uebel f9rd bebdn.
bel nit Nusudbme btrsr, pebe tens perSn1c Seanfpru.
Dung fDrberH. IL.
So @efG GGftsfuntta 8 ubt Ntpreens bts
ubr a6eubs. Or dafee,
Hg. "a Qerm6Dnfr sD ihen @barles- Il. 1lbCrt1fr
Sul15H Baltimore, Dtb
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Ofiaeral SSaiier.
Gnf1dOnrilld, 9lGe llnO (Si0cr

Ser befen duadt fub fets baben In benz 8pttttne Gta
bltdsmsnt bss James McKays,
g1c. 1872 Srantlinlfrabe. Baltincre
R4 Wle 8eaeaunsen Tsrtsn fORenfr ns 5aus eeIsfert
unb tEnuen bte erren gDirhe fOwe Anbere elGe NIT
tprer unbfGaft beebren rpgen Drhut fetn bnB lie be
renftu, ~DbIf&medenOen Stoe um btatStsa gretfe
baltem. 1-Nls2S,n
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que SpeDerS' tc.}e SOipembr0ucrei,
57 DIlIce: yfp. 18, 4. AUeuue. 81. 81
III, m.s rem Cooper Snfitus erssnlbcr.
0fe ahfmfrtidnttit Bon QDirtbsG uAS & enf, ,...
saSsrper wtrp aut ME untendebnbe NnaIpGs
ettreS 8elenf, wel3e ppn Or. GbtIOn hsr ScssS
sn . atalvilMsn ebe tier, 9eiad wurbe Scr ssSsg 49,.
;Snbeit tn ,"t ama 9e qnperglet0iie Gsraa1s IN
oteg"Toua "v ~ t@suMopett eees Btttes AT
NV. lage MY su neneen. 6as fene nadDsiliosn gsou
~ "a 'salb TUT ~ &C. ia 5u bfmeber aenpmmsn NOR
en- -" mnir n9 osss snn trllarifdea fana 3n aeben
80 oFAusret merben tie gfnfcn 0uoIitSs,
Soh Gste (rOn HnS ti6ff oenai;t unb 6psen usIs
otn 0eget ai9en Staatsn Canada Oeer rropn ~ an
yr,0b,,. nAnaipfis"
8nferfOff u S-S3
n 'aTt sns @essiSa ,srsna psseabr Grrat s
2DdiTer - N0t 4-54
8i-5S
Sim (du1en
Nadb perf1nIid,er Cyfn0Mt H.. 109CF
IOmsn eas oielss SPeprsGe Qaaerbier mod Sr nss
SnnbdBen sebranii rnb SoS ornss o
aIt ~ Oef 4uspapl Der rfeI QualttGtsna ppn tSsp
YoElth 9nanot wuree Obtae 4ndlpis wmrne rsn l1n @
ltan m Sa9sloe pee IN ieiner raenpcrt Spn ssrSjsos
nsn 6anern IN ofn &tAern Der 96penbrouerei
vs' @ gShapI unp o benGte NndluIS befun6st he S"n
s.U . Nfthptu &C" SttreS NEEDLES nur alefn bsn S0sI
'plsn 6so1aut Dcreen ill., Als en btGtetijhes Ss1rs
IN gsfH Sdufn ais ein magenfGrfenb bes srfrtSma'
tpnt@es MI pat eees Bier gteben gBe.tD un6 perbir
Bebrl2 Smf .T1 SIS - 49,
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@ssaaELAxSE -

@ssaasnazea
Bee fastlat . .8aItt,sVr, Jat3,5 se;a,,
seen bsStg:d tG'it apsraeF 50 ata 45pua.9ssl ua
''het aents par Boot aH bic 5ra8sr .41Icar
Der ., lDiftr" ntre tteufaus "a Balk,aatpa.aa.
DPFsln8 ta8lt6 bura Gsd8er 92n ab5na e,
'aS 3aus 6efsrst.
0urp oie poi vsr(eaeer tpItef Ger .laltb< ,,ff,
SOU per Sdbr, in uue CORR rtec BorQuxht
lung.
- 0ds lBO henb la tt be5 91ittm5re sbttet
,FiWdnt teoen trettaa unhsfDfft idbrlt5 81
9tIigter 8UrausbgabIaua
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1859-11-03
MILFORD SEMINARY.
FOR DOTH SEXES.

FOh DUIH oEAbS.
$31 will pay for boarding, wash
ing, and tuition In common English
per quarter Of ii weeks. Tuition
for day scholars varies from Sc to
$40, according to the studies pursu-
ed; the latter including Higher En-
glisb and Mathematics, Latin, Greek
and French. .tas' q ~1ui
instruction in music given by a
competent and experienced teacher,
at the usual rates. Pupils prepared
for any class in College. The at
tention of parents and guardians is
called to the advantages of such a
school near home, before sending to
more distant and expensive institu-
tions. g la. iL
Reference is made to DR.. D. w.
Maull, Georgetown; Rev. FL. Col
clazer, Cambridge, Md, or any gen.
tleman of Milford. fev 10 sel
Rev. W.. r. ALDRED, A. M.
No. S6-4t. Principal.
r E. A y Y M A D E
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No. 36-3m.
FOR NALE.

The subscriber offers for sale, a
valuable Farm, situate in Cedar
Creek Hundred, on the public road
leading from the State road, by
VIM. Smiths, and about half mile
from the state road, and about
half way between Milford and
Georgetown, and about one mile
from the line of the. contemplated
Railroad, containing 200 acres,
st. more or less. A consider
able portion is in swamp
: and uplandtimber; the soil
is ofl0Aeibest quality, in a good state
of cultivation, and can be made a
first rate fannp llhe improvements
are two story Dwelling House,
s.s.jsEk2 3 with single story attach
gs El9 ed, all newly built and
81 I w completed, with smoke
house, carriage house, stables, cribs,
and barg also a young apple orch
ard, grated with choice fruit, and
some peach trees, This land is di-
yided in two farms, by the public
road, leaving a single story Dwell
ing and out-houses, in good repair,
on the east side Of the public road.
This land will be sold on reasonable
terms. lApplyto''S - =
37-4t. ELIAS SHOCKLEY.
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NeOlT e .


FIRST CALI ON THE EXTEN-
~ SION OF THE y. $.B. X. r.
AT Meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the Juhctien and Breakwater
Railroad Company, held at Milford,
This day, the allowing resolution was
adopted: s'e.v IN
Resolved, That call oftwo dollars
per share be made upon the subscri-
bers 10 the Capital Stock of the Jnnc-
ton and Breakwater Railroad Company
for the extension of said Railroad, pay
able 10 the Treasurer at the Office Of the
Company IN Milford, on or before the
10Th day Of November next.
~ The'nttenjou OF the subscribers 10,
and their compliance with, the forego-
ing IS respectfully requested.
The Treasurer will meet the subscri-
bers at Georgetown Oh Tuesday the 9th
of November, and at Millsboro on
Wednesday the 9th.
H. w. McCOLLEY, Treasurer.
Office of the Junction and Breakwater
Railroad Co.
Milford, October, 4, 1s59.-3ts.
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COPY oFEh gEETTERHFROM A
SCHOOL TEACHER IN DE-
~w TROIF. III NEs
DETROIT. Mich June 16. 1857.

DETaorT, Mich, June 16, 1857.
Messrs. s. w. FowLE g. Co, Bos-
roN:-In reference to the OxYGENA-
TED BrrTERs, can say, that after
having the Dyspepsia for several
months, and almost dying with pain
and heaviness in my stomach, I was
prevailed upon BY a friend who. had
heen, cured by the same medicine to
try a bottle Of Green's Oxygenated
Ritters. Before using half bottle
felt greatly relieved, and, by the
time Ishad used 1.-TWO bottles. and a
half ! was entirely well, and still
remain 80. / know of several cases
sqope distressing even than'my own,
which have been entirely cured by
this invaluable medicine; and it gives
megFeat pleasure to recommend it
80 any and al who may be suffering
from this dreadful malady.
w. Az BACON, Teacher of Detroit
Select School. = . 1'l9''9
PrepWed,by SETH W. .FOWLE
- CD, Boston, and ~ sale by John S,
'acey. Geprgetoyn; yohpr Ponder g.
Son, Mlbb Rbhk West, aud b. B.
Lyons u 90 .15ewes; T. s. johnson.
iIillsboro; John +. Long g. Co, Frank
,f,,d; George Fl. Phillips. Concord; IS.
~ .hRiggih, Laurel; james Prettymsp,
aifidgeyille;sgJsL. Willoughbys Seaiord
y ia BY dealers everywhere, 49,,
~ NO. q ~. aafAn ,suosa
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M IL II N O.

The undersigned having com
plcted a new Grist Mill on the
Walker Streanl, is now .Irepar-
ed to manufacture all kinds Of
Grain, at the shortest notice, in
as good order as any country
mill. All the brand will be
given for all wheat manufacture
ed. This mill is situated on a
never falling stream OF water, so
that persons can be accommo-
dated at all seasons. sal g.
+ JOHN B. WALKER.
No. Is, 3m.
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NOTTCEg

In compliance with an Order, Is
ued by John Sorden, Register Of
Sussex County, the subscriber hereby
gives notice that on the 23d day Of
August 1859 Letters Of Admins
tration were granted upon the Es-
tate Of Joseph. II. Carey late Of
Broadkiln Hundred, deceased. And
all persons having claims against
said Estate will exhibit the same, on
orabefore the 23d day Of August
next, or abide by the Act of Assem-
bly, in this behalf. s Ifi
touchdown G. HAZARD, Admir- -
Sept, Goth 1859. ii al ,osq
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MRS. SALLY A. MARTIN,
FASHIONABLE MlLLlNER,

GEORGETOWN, DEL,
Announces to her friends and customers.
that she has just returned fiom the city
with an tmentof Millinery Goods.
which she will be pleased to sell at rea-
sonable prices. Her stock consists Of
a new excellent and fashionable assert
ment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, Trim
mugs and variety of ether geods..--
She invites those who are in want of
Millinery Goods, to call and see her
stock. ~
No 37--tf.