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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

A YoUEd OPERAToR.-Tho daughter of
the proprietor Of a coal mine, in Pennsyl-
vania, was inqusitiyo as to the nature of
hell. Upon which her father represented
it to be large guilt Of fire of most prodigi-
Gus extent. "Pa, said she, "coudn't you
get the devil to buy his coal ofyou?'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

Character is like stock in trade--the
more a man possesses, the greater his ia
cilites for making additions. LIS
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
HARRISBURG. PA, Oct 26.

Gov Fucker has ordered the delivery of
Capt Cook and Hazlett, implicated in the
Harper's Ferry riot, to the authorities of
Virginin.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

Society, like silk, must be viewed in all
situations, or its colors will deceive us.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

lie who is always inquiring what peO-
pie will say, will never give them an op-
por.unity of saying any thing great about
him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

na- The inspections of tobacco in st.
Louis for the year just closed, amounted
6,220 hogsheads, aud for the preceding
year precisely to the same number
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

LoAFlNG-There is no sight so repul-
siye as an habitual loafor, forever hang
ing around drinking saloons, and wearing
away the golden hours of life in meaning
less phantasy, without thought for any
thing except the qualification OF the beast.
ly appetite. 1t is strange that men will
thus sacrifice time, reputation, friends and
all for that which stultfes them and
makes life only dark and hideous dream,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

tween two boys
"What dc you think? my father the
other day, shot nine hundred and ninetys
nine pigeons with one barrel of his gun
"Oh! my goshl why didn't he say q
thousand at once?'
(Reply reproyingly) "Do you suppo9
my father would tell a lie just for tha1tke
of one pigeonY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

A man who had married twice, to ladies
both named Catharne, advised his friends
against taking dupli RGtes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
THE LAST BULLET.

AN INcIDENTaoF COMMODORE ,sTEw4RT'S
-.... .ALGEEIHE TX PEEIE,;pE.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04


SCENE ABOARD THE GREAT EASTERN
Smith-"Ah, Robinson, how are yoa? I
didn't know you were aboard, What's
your number
Robinson Berth 997 BOB.
Smith-"WhS thar must be near tho
forecastle?'
Robinson-HYes, come and sec us,
Smith--"Woll, I'll get up early sonio
morning and take a velocipido and get
down your way in time for supper.
Robinson--''All right say, obfel 4
low! shall be at New York dE'ahead
Of you!
SuocKEA, -'Slio isn't essV my MI
painted her bitterly exclaiHda&
lover "and worse than thsF sha nun.
she paints herself.
A married lady buzz asksld to the
gave the following very appfoPe kou, sr
."No, thank yon sir hasef
hugging at homo a' can 6nfK
.~@--.ds As ms men
The Louisville Mcikser, Because
havo decided by a ~ zTiiiar
buill a College az B9
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

The following dialogue is reported be-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

ssY' Capt Mellett, Of Austin. passed through our
town few days since, en- route for home, having in
custody Mr. shanks, formerly clerk in the Laud
Office, charged with forging the name Of Is T Smith
to a transfer OF said Smith to John D MeCsmmant,
Of Bounty Land Warrant, No. eCio, issued to Smith
by the Secretary Of Wsr,-and with having signed
the name of FL. Clark rs witness We are request
ed to make his statement, the impression seemed
to have gone abrosd, that the arrest Of Shauks
connected with other matters II is source Of pro-
found regret to all who knew him, aud he had made
many friends 1t is hoped that no is innocent of the
Charge
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Mount Prairie High school,

M Il, SMITH, Principal, and Mrs. ;. J, SMITH,
w Assistant,
The srsoli session II this sehoo viii eHmchee the Gr'
Monday ~ uoy, The scholastic syT N he divided Into tso
tesst'Ls uf hyr months each
TEllMs---of FuifinR ytF session
Grammar and Arthinrtie, 81 50
uIammaT gui ATllmtir continued htmtni,Ty Alrebts,
Composition, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry au History u 81
Ag'ia c'niuuvl, Gruiu ny, rrign'meiTy suUtying,
Descriptive AMI Analytical uvunrtry, Iirrentlt and
Integral cacahus, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the
,,mruls vi latin, GrrrE aud Spanish languages 10 u
stud nts will he charged n IN" time II entering until t
close u the session unless In II prrc,c lncss,
Tuition payable at The expiration II each t,Ttu
This schOns located in Dallas county, . Iorh ~ the
town NJ naias, the residences II Rl Mvr and VI, T.
fnTtvT, = Hoard he hHi with the Principal reasonable
ymls, Zach suivGi will be- charged 90 t,s. per session, incl
dental EXPENSES, lilly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
NOT ICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
this Office until IL o'clock A. NJ, LIST Of NOvem.
Der, 1882 when they will he publicly opened for fur
nishng the troops Mt Fort Mason, Tex, Fort
Chadbournc, Tex, Camp Colorado, Tex,
and Gimp Cooper, Tex, with merchantable
superuc (or cxtra) Texas Flour, of good and whole
some quality, for twelve months from LIST January,
1860. The Flour to be delivered in strong double
sacks of twilled cotton, one hundred pounds each.
Not less than two months supply Cat each pont) to
be delivered at time. Two good securities to be
named for the faithful performance of the contract.
Proposals to be endorsed, Proposals for furnish
ing r'out" q. q. WILLIAMS,
Isl. Lieut.. LIST Int,atry, 4. c. s. Den't OF lcT.
Oifigt Of A. G. ) bEH'r or Texas,
San ANTONIO Sent. 20 1854 I3'4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

During the surnuer that has just passed away, thou
Is Of sufferers from dyscntcry and diarrhoa have been
cved by the of 1lostcttcr's Filters, medicine
III is evidently destined to maintain permanent place
40 public estimation. Bilious darrhua is one OF those
which battles the skill Of the physician The med
they administer to upon the bowels seems to
zach the of the evil The ditfcuy to geta rene
as nat will reach all the digestive organs, and give them
sim ltaneously rush Of vgor, to rid themselves OF this
disease. This problem solved by the BITrERs which new
r ls conquer the most stubborn cases 1t is only fair
ny, that during the just closed this medicine has
wed than any other ever presented to the
o C. and during the fall which that terrible scourge, the
and agucs is prevalent the BITrEEs Will gam fresh
tjlno.
81 by druggists and dealers generally everywhere an by
IS peak Co. Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

isiI- We are indebted to our eounty-map, J, r.
NASH for a bottle Of sorgho syrup, clear and trans
parent as liquid honey twas delioiously favored,
and pronounced by many to be the ans.t they have
seen this season,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
LIE COUNTY.

TAkENCPhNJ =. A. Ersu,on ami ,.trs,s,l i..for, 4, n
yrs nI arp-s,. siss Isces ,l',r mi,
y ni, e.sg A-H az wears "i sone wMlr Dher L.re
rprsa . 80 A, ".r ,isr il"s gray HOI.sE & y,ar.
~" ~ iand, high, suUv ui.la b. hs nra, sll hind 0oi
@r sr nS .' ssIfs srs .nl at MI, ~, Az, II,
~, 49, v hmls llslh lEnA'i 'hl' L appraised SIS
TAKEN lrly A. Mycr., sul .,tray,d Ieiorc J. d Orr
l-'lr "nr MAKE and sucking COLI ur mare, roam about
y lHlf"n iflnlei uR la thigh ah i,er :, man, aD ,,
srr-'i ~ So Nsn, one 10y iloleNR a'-ut liis hands
rlat So Filled inur lilh Is'9. ''
IhkENyr by lh"na; I1,.;on, ~ c.r,yc'l Ncoro L.
mfts @, brands eTccHalf agpgs!-e lot so Ilr June
TAKEN t'PIy suuucI Srort ppi cs.,yrd l.forc Mn
I2ulp, @ one lighi ,prrl MARE aatt or 10 Wear, NH
9,1W ls' baud, high branded on lcN!hp aud shoulder
Smcn. 6 S-E SoL .aas Will On aG r " SHg
t,3 ~ ,mall whit" spot IN the forehead appraised $50
TAKEN yriy John q. Wheeler. and c4uyci lefors T..
y Nlr9p E'qn un" SurIrl HORSE, NctI- old, about 10
hand- hugh and branded thus ~ joined losrhor GA the
ssN sH,.ii nrn sidv inHAcd on cArA sides appraised
TAKEN uP by T. T.. stephens and ,stTiyci ls!5gc VIM
lhpp, Esq one white lhlt~E7 or webs old about II
manu- l,'i' hn inNFh, or n"h1H PrIccNalF appraised ut
TAKEN UP by John Boyd and cstmyo before L. J.
-lT"nn ~" white spanish HORSE, gtss.cyA or 10 wears
oil branded with spanish brand ON len shoulder and hip,
right; appraised Al 50; Filed August G,hISa
TARENUP by =, +, brock aud cstrycd before WIN.
Phipp, Esq, one large h,y MULE about il hln l. hgh
~ ar u years old branded on lea ,h"uldcrigtu . branded
on the hp"r thlgi collar marked som" ilc marks,
main and tau! shcaTd said mule hi, dark .r across his
Shoulders; appraised ~ SOS Filed August mi 1851
TAKEN TT ly 4, Nur'lork and cstriycl hoi1rc /. ].
stroop Esd, ono year old, rcd WORK on Itur"i urop
and nor c m the right AMI uycTslnpc in lc Ion ear
branded On the right side; appraised NJ IS Nlso,
year Oh work OK marked crop oil the lett lsd swallow
fork IN the right branded with small on tight horn
appraised NJ so. Filed August 18th 1857.
TAKEN rP by " l., Ro.sonnnd c-trnycd bcoN V SEWER
ESQ., one brown HORSE ~ hands high year, ,d brand,
eel =" over On len shoulder split and unlrrm the cN
I'D 1879.
TAKEN Up byJ D. Adams, and cstrayei hcdrc J. -.
Meredith ESP, mouse cooroi HORSE MIL ID . ycars
OH past Branded on the len shoulder collar maicl;u APP
pn'S,d at ssO Filed August @lst lS6g.
TAKEN CrbyJ II HI, and cstr,ycd before I. Stroop
Is one brown MARE, ~ orl2 years old about l. hands
high, with right hinl foot white branded on ceh hip
nrnI.l-ei NJ S3n, Filed sept lst 1859.
IAhEN UP 10y John Morris and estruycd before rs Brock
rs m one tAy pong MARE, or years old bald fa three
white feet rght hind ankle been hurt u sink on tie right
part :" Tho rump, branded 80 about ~ hands high, had ON
snail bell Also, sorTcl COLT which was following said
mare IN" mare appraised ut 500 colt ut $50 Also one clay
bans "iSE SCR years old u hands high, alfcc three
. d 49,. tIH. . d. H !.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Statistics of Dallas County for 1859,

Publisher Dallas Herald:
DEAR Sin Tho following facts and figures,
compiled from official documents in my possession,
you will give place in the Herald, if you think
hem of sufficient interest to the tax payers of the
county, and your readers generally, to entitle
hem to it. Respectfully Yours,
JAS. p. GOODNIGHT, A. 4 &. d. {. I.
October !, 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

FRoET.-Ihs first frost Of the season made Ii sp-
pearanse on Sunday and Monday mornings, visible
only at an early hour Al one place, ne hear it Was
seen rs late as o'clock in the morning,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

y Emlgrants from the States have commenced
passing through our town for parts farther South or
West The tide promises to DO full, from present
prOspects
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05


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iff -I.rlrI iIrui uH fH" lHt lap .Hi o. iiIH ltu
d ..'rI -ItANHithl lHAN tuaft. l.srs u.U -Iau.
~ .ali r ins ff Do iih uii tsr iti shHisr Tar IN
tF t'fitsi Tt h.i .H.i t.rr fHt shit lIAl NAkE Z
tfa. "lI N"Hff .'. tIt lfat. lft Iui fsi ahtft
h-il, ius -IraT, gu o." lrN h's aHt -Juush
. lAhtN lt fl 'au's N.rtsn, anil fsFrrri l.nra 4
lrIi l-tl NIrf.rf 30 \. Irr Nll O. E.AA steer ur
'll t.fl fuuHl tNaIafHi luirT .lHTt toe Uat
eng -A W 'r .H' "s irsii thus u 90 u tiu asit n
20 ga '- l.N N % ~ nTr go n i,iiAN -rrrF ur 81 y,ss
rA tr hlA' ,irfg uHt'i siri unlrT hrlf rTnp W the
i-i. ga uHt' rec Hi I.ar ltit ,sTs uu~ NuITE MIIN
7ltLH nih 0i ias make rTHI ori thr uar i uuipr
l.lf pa ~ @ ylr ana issulgi with heart vu ihr rlr
Al pf sI1.-E-HI 90 "a sl
lAAEA lfiE Sofia Na-Hu, aat s-Eayrii O.. !rrs Heard
T. ~ Ft-nrt NJ unr lll-A hlITiN o. hau lAuy lutT,
~ '.s ..- 70 ~ 10 NusTs 'l.s aplT. ,0i O. SO m n
lAht = 10 iuil i,lu-.ls ana ,tr,ysi t.-irrr a.
l'i.F lsfi ilrsll ~ e. irtp taN MARE I NraI,
'r eh Ante sIHi ln hrT iuTsleai, lTrtri uu thr lr
'A's'4-' " d II IiEHi-fs " s'u -
~ x. MA~TEN, riEsc.prE
y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
BENZ. +. HAWKINS. cL'R
DENTNN COINYY

TAKEN UF by j. C. Stewart, one BROWN MARE MULE,
hands hgn, wears old, brands appraised to 500 Il
TAKEN UP by Il. A. Orr, one RED WORK STEER, or i
years old marked crop oil the right ear, branded the
left hip, appraised to S25. IL
TAKEN UP by J. q. Morrcl one BAY MARE 4 years old,
about AZ hands high star in the forehead, with lo
white the right fore foot branded the right shoulder
II. s., appraised to $50. L.
TAKEN UP by Noah Eatns YELLOW MARE and
COLT, the mare years old branded the lc shoulder
II Connected appraised to $50 Also YELLOW Fill
LY, years old SCARED the left hip and side blaze
face, appraised to SG5. Also SORREL FILLY . or .
years CID, blaze acc, appraised to So IL
Sept. 18th 1853.
5. 4. VENTERS Cl'k. c. C. u. Co. Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
FASHIONABLE MANTUA.MAKER AND

I MlLLINER. Mrs. NELLY :, IS prepared to make
Dresses, trim Bonuets, and do Fancy Work, in the
Latest and Most Fashionable Styles.
She invites n call from the Ladies at her rooms, on
the Eas-idc of the Public square.
n. ID. Grape, Straw and Lcghorn bonuets ready
made ndtrimmed al all times for sale.
Dallas, Texas, May, 1S50.-47af.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Hfh


Mss Htht 4, TtitiN, $3.50 49,. us
I H..H rhrI sfI. M.a.rr Hal fH F.Ia IsI.. .Hi
fHr. q. Ua.iH. 30 M.Iiff, ithffrsnt o.
lIIrfffr 4" ItIits.Hf. o. tH.ffi. H
lHi.fH.i'tfa lFfHrnsHf. IN
NIstHf iutIsh n.lHuHisHf. o.
~ IuI H.u ral HHIf 81 tirr ri6ss n iir sfn. -
tfitifF 1 . ltrfsy u tte Uull-. sHe nttfs hsfiff g.
ff.ll{ 81. :. fHr u.sF faIT 30 HIfh uHif fsU.uasa
htlfsi Nhs., s#if ifh isal-ilu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
NIclkci,zic Enstituic.

THE eighteenth session Of this Institute will open
| on the frs, Monday of October next, and continue
oriy We,L, uuirr the suputcudnncc nj Rev. J. W r. Mo-
krn1r, assisted by full curS 1T experienced Teachers The
buildings large aud pleasant aud IsbrATy veil supplied
With apparatus The Departments OF this Aealcny will be
entirely distinct,
Charges r Hoard, Tuition, Room Rent Washing, etc. for
session II forty Wccks
English Department, II paid atClo,e $40 ~
Do DO " not plid At close tl2l %
Lngual Mathematical Department. paid c,sS, 1850
DO 10 DO not paid at close, il!3 ~
Music on Plano Forte, with use Of Instrument $50 %
Incidental tax on each student 81 90
Ten per allowed Tor all advance payments, Pupl-haT
ed amer the mouth II entrance and lciuc.
will be made under any circumstance except for proracIcd
sickness. August %, lSjs.-s'ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
The Cedar springs In.iiIule,

'AliH Naf lifs Nnh Wet ~ Dallas, na'las ctuiy, To-
=, n. AZ. o na NtitAh sfsiuN t,s "a Maiay in
Ntf4t Nhlhr lisa ulrr Co., suIsuuifr rfs "a WI nm.
Ms Hiu. C.ulsifli asffauis 10 u--.ss-T5.
iFa's, PEI sssstla Of ~ Mgsffs
Primary Department, Irr muuth, 81 IN
Intermediate Department No. 10, ~
Higher English Department do, do. 20
Lingual Department. ~
Ttr alsNr rnls sill B.. silf-i O. IN 40 case a,U n IT,
taCitd sHkra AMI puIas charged iIUn g. Cu.s u
-F,sD Tho hraliulirss n The locality II this scl atsi m.
Trhnrtnrli u he surrounding rship ut h. ,unsfs
whrFr In The state The nng, just finished large
risush sursnsiste huuritd uls, AM has teen
slrii sl sla Tuur 10 he ouHytuirnr, and aiaIlaton
O. lhr Llh ~ r Nln may occuPy Ear Eau h 1ttsu
II the sgha reasonable Al bills due At the e.usS
Il the srssiuIl Anil ID, lNag-4ily
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

Pronalor,n Now Mnn of Tnrnn.

90 RI thfsa 20 rii &c. uaHf OrHI. ~ thaf'ff "a
rfssff. fhi paufsiasn n . t.Hsfsl fafd Ors Aus
Co., i-aaulf rlffi sui failrs, trs'rnHi rsIHrssF ~
taiunf fna iIi HhrFs Htir a.. NFFald Ofs
Zee fiif A. o. ttsh. q b submitted tF All that i b Co.,
uasi caff,ri nap Il Trsas Iufist iasl sistuF
thfuli cau farI, as on. Ct 49, isIf o. fed laui
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

Ess- REMRunER-THE FIRST ANNUAL
FAIR Or the DALLAS COUNTY AGRlCuL-
TuRAL aud MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION" com,
MESCEs on TUESDAY, THE a5lII, of uCro-
MIR, AND CONTINUES THREE DAYS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Ls,irr from the prr.iarn' Of 'h' uHi''a -'"'r.'

"tAl ITiNF MiNsifsf MAshiN"i.'r .'..r JAM ihE.
rMr fuANvfI lArsf-uesT -Irs-i haze itr l.ra-Hfr n
fruu son 'st Ii, Bol % ,nuu --'uur uf ia M"lis Fan
- uDaun, l.lr IA ,rri ypua Ne al sn' tr-il M 'T h
great value II AuUl Masu'ii, l"a'lel-,Ar
-NlIIARp FILLMORE Cisunza.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
,,c n a'.ra,mcnt in $3.50 over t~5s.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The poet mirror gives graphic picture Of the suffer
.sfrequcny endured by the DyspcItc and Hypochondr
'Aialades
OF CHASTITY spasms, or racking fortunes, qunms
OF heaTt.sicl agony, all feversh kinds,
Commissions, cpilepses fierce catarrhs,
Intestine stone, and ulcer, cole pangs.
Demoniac frenzy, mopng melancholy,
And moon-struck madness, pining arophy
Marasmus and wide.-H asting pestilence,
Dropsies and ashmas, and oinrocking rhcums."
The sT NICHOLAS STOMACH BITTERs form most agreeable
effective remedy for al Nervous and Dyspcptc symp
uns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05

B1E0E!r and Lumber +!

FFTWE TELlCO MILLS, situated on Innty
l. River, IN Ellis county, are now in perfect oroer'
oad prepared to grind wheat and saw lumber IN any
quantities. Those wishing wheat ground "oul9 10
veil to give these Mills call, as the hour ground
nom Is an excellent article. equal if not superior TO
anv in the eountry. when good wheel is furnished.
Good Grazing Grounds and good Stock watsr
orc convenient TO the mill and there is good bost
and crossing of the river at this place
ss,y- Flour and Lumber kept constantly on hand
for SALE at the lowest rates.
Laborers and especially Choppers are wanted
at the mill, to whom fair prices will lie given.
GEO. ". DAVIS & co:
Telico, Ellis CO., Aug. "a, lS59-Saf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
Ad,ninislral0L.-. NNlLcN.
Sarc,fnfatrntor,s Notice.

L T the August Term. 1880. OF the H0norlpe
a CoulN Court of Denton county for probate
business. the undersigned #.N ini. 'in2'n.'a
AdminirtratsT IF she os5at, 20 \ T5e nus 'eif.o-
"a - r.ts If ibs soHntN g Dfa.1u --
NJ. tl.,lh.-. IN notify al nef51s indebted
60. 4, ,p ks iIDruadi.tsuay sent and
- b-~i77 tlsir1r against tie sis. sill present
r., ar ,rtsrc,. 5l,v srtbeni -atsl, within
- ,,-7 ,r.ssritss hr ,sv-. o. llv will be bar
y srN g. BAlEEs 4 r.,''raf1r.
Dcata sept b. its1-l2bt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05
IRIS pnRE rnon POISON.

NJ T. lraN,-prT We have anHy,ai .ui Tested
year Alsnctr Powders aIi lud 'irm Issg ly harmless 20
usnkind and um,-ir ausls, ili certain le,h shea IA
halrd 10 lug' anrs AMI insects,
JAMES r. ClllLnpN, NJ g.. C.salf
l.AtRAN,E REID, Pref CAsmlstg, y 4. Ha,giEA
" John T. Rome, superintendent al he Noa York Hos
pra says "hs has expelled ~ ,ir ins. ants, rsrhes,
m"Ihs, A., with loyus Powder ani uui, ~ imm,u.r
value" Every lhousrkesrsr must have ursot
ntrr-J IN au article II this kEi ReETrnre rsn H. .a,le
Ia the Aston s. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels a. Juse
Mees, President II the American Institute; jaime, Guron
Bennett, Gen Winsdei Scott Cyrus " Held, L. NJ Pc,se
of the Fvc Points Mission, Gc, So, lulgc Nrigs say,
ancc, The Farmers club have tested {, thoroughly Il
viii destroy lorts, gsshoPp'r' ns, moths, hugs and
M Nrrnn, Carbon plants can l., preserved, .n houses
made pure"
Arrangement. made through Messrs HARNEsS
PARK II New York. have soi throughout the world
Many worthless limitations are advertised H. cautious
Nav YoEE, November sth, lsis,
"Iu refining from business have sold all my insect Pow
crs AMI Pills, Letters Patent, and the pertaining
thereto To Mcssr- R,ENEs P,RH, This Powder Is dis
eoyery made by myself and brought from the interior OF
Asia, and is unknown to amy other persons The genuine
aud effective ARTICLES put upn Tin eansicrs and will CON
unuc TO bcRr my nome. "E LYON"
Rats ani mice cannot lc rcAchcdhy powder, and killed
by Magnetic III. order them through amy merchant,
Ills Lyons Powder kills insects in atrcc,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats aud mice,
sample Fask 20 cents regular Sizes 20 cents and 81 Un
9AFNES q, PAFIS,
II
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w W. PEAK g. BRO. are Sole Agents for the
w Celebrated Young american Imminent, an
invaluable remedy for man and beast
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NAtthnAiSi arrives a kaufnan same dsy
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TLs mute c1nnsgi. With the line At Athens leading
from TYLER t. tnRSlCANA ami Westward Also,
AZ kaufman with the line fguh Tyler which leANe.
kaufman every Wednesday, Ais, the stag. line
lrom kaufman 10 Marshall Via Quitman and Gimer'
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route iron Little Rock To Austin aud san An-
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f,, nopularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT,
xtensvc with the civilization of the Globe Other arti
l Lain to alleviate pain and distress-ths cures F"mi-
IL Plysicans Hospitals, Farrers, Planters,
rar-uers Liverymen &c, have practically demonstrated
m ct throughout the world. No article ever before recei-
we'd .,ch undivided praise and support from Medical and
,enfc men. -
G We RS standing been totally cured. Piles, Ulcers Tu-
cr Running Sores Scrofla Joints, Feions Swellngs
Euus Bites Bois, Chaps, Neuralgia Salt Rheuu, and all
aches and pains upon man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE &C.,
s ringbone gall scratches, SPAWN poev, sweeny,
ro, il, &c, arc subdued and cured by the Mustang
E.snimcgt.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
NJ s. LITCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes THAT the horse
m oansidered Worthless, is spavn,l but since
che Sc use of the Mustang Lnirnent have sold him for
SIG ash Your Eminent has been doing wonders up here
f20 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
II, .nAcT) ain lifting the kettle from the FIRE it became
iageahle tilted over, and scalded my hands very
sra almost a crisp. 1t was awful sight The Mus
tang inimenapPearedto extract the pain 1t healed rap
div yfthout soreness, and lei nc scar Of account
Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER"
sh language s but the constant and natural echo
leyer this a4ice is used This Lrmment is indspensa-
, % planters md of horses and mules. r. John
Daniels Montgomery Ala sold slave for $500 who was
gsis-6 from ute useessaess ty this lsiaut Every fam
IL, sorid have Re tery particular ara erqsire fr tis
1iuzisas Liuir1t.5i and take 10 other.
f1 Ia al des,-s .Iuouehout North and sorh tmsca,
Fpr and the 1saudsef be 0cs for p cents, 80 cents
~ BARNES PARK, New Iofk.