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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

yTTHEREAS. Jasper w. johnson has this day
w filed with me his petition against c. w
Edeeworth also his affidavit stating that the res
idcncc of the suid Z. w. Edgeworth is unknown
TO him, which are in the words and figures follow.
ing:
TIE STATE OF TEXAS, ! Iy D'srn'cT CoynT,
KAUFMAN COUNTY FALL TERM 1883.
To Tie Judge ofthe Ninth Judicial District Of said
State.
YOUR petitioner. j. w johnson, a resident
citizen of kaufman County and State OF Texas,
alleges that on or about the 18th day OF Septcm-
Der, 1859, c. w. Edgeworth, whose residence is
unknown to your petitioner. executed and deliv-
cred to petitioner his obligation in writing, sub
stantially as follows -
$50 95.lO0. One day after date promise
to pay Jasper w. Johnson or order. the sum OF
one hundred and sixty dollars and 95 cts, for
value received. September l2th, 1859.
(sgnedN G. w. EDGEwoRTn.
Whereby defendant became liable and bound to
pay petitioner the amount Of m,n"J in said writ.
Ten obligation specified, according to the tenor
and effect thcreGtf,
Petitioner further alleges that said defendant
has never paid said sum Of money, or any part
thrreof, although often requested SO to do.
Wherefore petitioner prays for process according
to law-and for Judgment for his principal debt,
interest, cost, &c, &C., on the final hearing here
of, &C., &c. r. H. ENGLISH,
Attorney for Petitioner.
THE STATE OFTENAS, } In THE DISTRICT Court
COUNTY OF KAUFMAN. }FALL Term, A D. 1859.
To The Sheriff Of Kaufman County-G Greeting: ,
YOU are hereby commanded that you summon
Q. W. Edgewnrth, by having this writ published
in the "Dnlas Herald" newspaper published
in the town of Dallas, Dali IS county, Texas, for
four successive weeks. to personally appear be-
fore the District Court of Kaufman county. to be
holden Mt the Court House in the town of Kaui-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
EiEner.EON1S NOfSCe.

TByHE undersigned was, at the September Term
d 1859, of the Honorable County Court of El-
lis County, duly appointed Executor of the last
Will and testament Of William Strong, deceased
This is therefore to notify all persons having
claims against said estate 20 present them duly
within twelve months. ar they Will
he barred. Il. N. NJ. HUE
octo IS5O-l4.6t ErcCHOr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

So Our esteemed friends, Coils Mccoy and Guess,
returned home few days since from Cook county,
where they had been attending District court in fine
health and trim for the festivities Of the Fair, Sc,
during the present week. Both these gentlemen will
accept our hearty thanks for f,yors done at dis
lance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

Gsy- Col, John NJ, Crockett Of this place, has been
appointed agent of the "lIOmesteal Fire Insurance
Company" of New York. From what we have seen
said ofthis company in our exchanges, we think we
arc safe in recommending it to those Of our readers
who wish to insure their property.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

rr5- We issue our paper little earlier than usual
this week, in order to give our employees an oppor-
tunity of joining in Of the festivities of the Fair
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
Administrators Notice.

TENHE undersigned having been appointed, at
1 the August Term, 1889. of the County Court
of Ellis county, Administrator of the Estate Of
Isaac n Couch deceased, this therefore to no.
tify all persons having claims against SAID estate
to rresent the same within twelve months, prop
erly authenticated, or they will be barred.
j. w. COUCH, Administrator.
Sept 22d, lS59-l4:Gt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

Ray Thos, j. Crooks, floating Representative from
Red River, hnnin, anl Hopkins counties, passed
through this place yesterday ea route for Austin
The members from The adjoining counties north Of us,
we learn, will not leave until next week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
W u. NA,.,rEy, a.saae.rr
KArEALANnLrNIY

lNNEs UP ly ~, lyrl, Miles Wei nf E.rnn1u. e,f
e. ...nl h.'r, g. w. Crouch, T. ono -OHUII NNr.
i Nr'- oil, no.. hHu's h.-h lut eve nnt str Lon l.r
',1glt I'D I8. 40. '..Uiai appraised o. 10 ui. n
=, A'hN lt ly u Landry, a. miles NV uf rl, trrU ~
MWWmWH, NHi c-'nyei heiorc q " Crouch T. ono nm
" wv" t,e len hut foot white YEAR ola ~ hruI,
,t,N, hand.d thus y, One MN MAKE black main ard
i.m hnI'H Win ~" lcttrrJ on her shoulder uhuut ~
". M lllo."h q" lr lU wear, Oh, tv0N,nr ri ,Ds,
KIN NV i'lt,I ami The utiCTu BLACK NANH, and Two
lh r.l'- N appraised O. two hundred dnllIgs I.
,rNNtN " by Thomas Ahps, n mules NJ of tlr town
mi luN"l h'urrj rrrr'l!J T. cue DARK
@ NIr lrnl irnt vhte branded uu ia, In shuuI
M.'h, ,l'lgrA inverted ,nDut ~ lnud, A,gn ana nut
t.''. wv 'r"' l|ii- ,nlw.s"i IN s'utu, n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
EI1Y sale w ESpaat.

HE farm belonging to the subscribers, known rs
the Cedar Spring - Farm containing 100 acres
prairie anil 100 acres timber, with II never falling
spring Of WATER situated about three miles North Of
6uuas Eighty-tiyc acres improved and under good
fence II desired by the purchaser good comfolU-
lie dwelling, Kitchen, smoke.house and garden spot
will he added to the property. For tcrns, Nc, al-
ply to -.., GoLp poEALp90N'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
The Cedar Springs Institute.

"' hlh iaT tit uh Wet ~ nsfss o. lss riiHs o.
- ~ ~ "ifn =. Nil'Nh sfrriuN q. d. Ed bssisf ip
cilitNlik l'., uri.r fl. esp rurut.i.. H.. ~ MAJ.
rus a.. ,HHl.Iral r--..rsH's DO i.sr.ssalF.
fT"f, Ffr ftfra ~ 80 Motfas
Primary Department, lHr u.u4th, 81 go
intermediate Department d.. DO. on
Higher English Department. 10, du 50
Lingual Department, am
4he above tIus Wlu b. slltTl thu a Eases ss.-lf U rT
iugi aiu-- ant Fulfs charged rl tnuaI-s ., ,s. %
-s,i %, Iu Asitilrssu i ilr lHy ~, dis srlsrl ar4 o.
T.autmsu % a. surrounding citizenship ga - sla.-I
amy vlHH n The State. The haiug, iuH lHiHl o. lr.r
r.urh ln ser immediate Luniru IuPls sui ias ta
siT.r aih special rnce % thr caaN, nUe uui ada
O. ihr health u hsr d. oceuIp % faIu cen l- pnNu
a nr'r %. 'gtl at uAhs t,s, ~ t.s ID - ls CLOSE
- Tho rfsrIHt Ami lhku=4Aly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
AsIgniEisis.naOr'S Notice.

a 7 the August Term. 1859. of the iionoE.".e
"A County Court Of Denton county Tor pl9ps .S
hnsinoss Tho UNDERSIGNED was duly appointed
,d,n;nist,at , Of tHc State of Joscphus Melon
ala d i,gsi' nte Of the county Of Denton =
M = ,bnrcior. 70 notify all persons indebted
''.' - ,.t,ta IN mike immediate payment, and
To- - I'M, claims against the same will present
Them them for Acceptance, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will be bar
ed. VA. - D.Ht-' = 1i''"'''''' "'V''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
Settle un !!

4 IL persons indebted to me by account for 1858,
y viii please call and pAy up or give their notes,
rs may he most agreeable to them. Many Of your
accounts are nearly barred by limitation aud ana
determined not To let any more run out Of date, \
man who says he is n minister Of the Gospel, refused
to pay of my accounts, the other day, simply he
cause he considered it barrel This has called forth
this publication Money, notes or judgments must
and lrW have, and am not particular which. Now,
gentlemen, Just suit yourselves.
Oct, I, lS5g-l5tfl GEO. W. GUESS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
THE HERALD.
Proaslor'a Now Nan of Toxna.

o. ihrss spl mid nsH nap, tmII'ti l thif-s w.
itsst ilri buufhuHu n 90 OtuHr4l iaul once Ht Ace
in, beautifully cd iul AMI tullr', designed expressly o.
COUNTING ns aul Oicrs, aIg uW nu sH 10 hs itfrHi Oi
Nee ficr, sa Oh, C1sh, u B. admitted b. al that tsis us
most coH.ci map It feAas ever puhi,rl Those wishing
should call early, as there are bat q Nw on hanl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
Fscflcnxic En.i;tu,c.

THE eighteenth session Of this Institute will opc,
| on the first Monday Of October next, and continue
forty weeks uudyr he supuucudnuec II cy, j. ". r. Me
NruSr assisted 10y l corps ui experienced T'auhcrB Tbr
buildings are large and pleasant and ahrlry vtlI supui-
with nprrHns, The Iwu Departments nj. Academy a BE-
entirely distinct
Charges Tor Board Tuition Room Rcut Washing etc. Er
session u forty weeks
English Department n paid atco,c $40 on
hn 10 II not paid 1T close s!Il 90
Linga or Mathematical Department IA At close, SiaU 0O
. DO 10 u" not paid u; Close, SlIi On
Music on Piano Forte, with use u Instrument $50 90
Incidental tax On each student 81 OO
Ton per cent allowed for all advance payments. Iups cSars
'd AFTER the brs mouth from time OF entrance aud daur,
log will be made under any circumstance, except prurrcd
ckHcss. August rs, lsSS-gly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

;AVING mndc arrangements with houses in New
York and Boston, am prepared either t" Huy
wool, to take it forshipment. c either 81 the above
pamed markets Owners Of cneep will find it greatly
to tue Advantage to give n call before engtg NJ
thGtr wool otherwise. HERMAN llRSH,
III Cold& DoaGldSoH's former 'Hiad.
nallls- InlN ~. lSln.--tHf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
Maufillaqa FcImalc Srf0OI.

EIlE third Session OF the Kaufman Female School need
on n hrSi Monday IN September, n tie following r.gs u
tuition, per Session Of IFS months, 10 wit:
iisT Extraordinarily, Reading: Writing, Primary
Gco.rnTw, 500
Nat Philosophy ro.arr s,s,lr ctnmrS &S 400
Mental Philosophy, Eyilcnscs Of Cnrsanity &C. Is
Latin and Ere, ch Languages each extra, 300
Music the limo and Guitar, each, 1000
Isc Of the Instrument, 500
Incidental rc. 100
Ornamental branches usual charges
students clrry T time until the close of The
session. No dcuuOnmad only IN or protrce sickness,
MRS NJ TOMpKINS, PrjHripqk.
Reference 0fChGaccr, anu experience HS,rrctrCS
Rev \. g. ALLEN, rn smithric stute, SultAIi'c Mis-.
p.pn JOINS O. So .I'if ,,IN L. Grange ..ia
Hon. Jos. II. rrSBLE, Frankfort, Ala.
NM ByRfurD so, Bright Star Texts.
Key :. W WHl}, Hooker, Hunt CO TeN.s
tfp-G JA'Es \. EusLrH. Sterling. .irk.
kaufman, IrNI,, dII. 80 J.--3O.G
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
scIloLAaTTc.
Young Lndies, seminar, |.

ATIHs utnV 4. WUi.Lrs, ssai iaffn g.
w ..ffH l..ft the t.riHa.hr II isHe nai m.
..'HI .f MI W.trlr flsl oil Far.r .i... cd
t "r. f.. '.T, ii -fIf.rt.r.
go. fI ffIHf....... TFrtH.auff, ff If
Nf.. ...i l.IHrH..rf ~
i.Hff l.HH.H f.I.IHIH.nI. L.
I| HIIH THt .lI. .i tir r'.sa n f" fIrt. 20
lI.fIe 'H n# I.T..r RI tff fiIr 300 Iiiffs lfI H o..
ft-.f I.s uI" on. .. a.. a ..I II. 90 I.....Ise.
l"..fr I.sa.f sd. la". l.st-l.u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
IT, .. MATL IINIEs!:
FROM PALESTINE via ATHENS and kAUE'.
MAN to DALLAS,


TINE undersigned having pur- eesFM, ~
l. chased the entire interest go aEzS=fea=-7Ss
of Mr.. Black the Contractor of teAtss 9SNs5dsS
the above named line, respect azs.;s.sss-4z---
fully begs leave to inform the public, that he has
spared no pains expense in fitting Up his coaches
with view to the comfort and expedition of his pas
sengers. ,.-
Leaves Palestine, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; ARR es at Athens same days.
Leaves Athens, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS; arrives Mt Kaufman same days,
Leaves Kaufman, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS; arrives at Dallas same days.
This route connects with the line Mt Athens leading
from TYLER TO C0RSICANA AMI Westward. Also,
at Kaufman with the line from Tyler which leaves
Kaufman every Wednesdays. Also, the stage line
from Kaufman to Marshall via Quitman and Gilmer,
and which leaves Kaufman every Monday morning.
This line connects at Dallas with the main stage
route from Little Rock to Austin and San An-
tonic Likewise, the
Overland NEaiH Route
At Sherman, from
ST. Louis to San Francisco.
SO. GIBBS Proprietor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
overland NEail Route


81 IA 'E'BE az,
nLD BONIFACE Is himself again.,
~ having removed 70 the Ga stand, lesl 6 80 i
mated by the sign Of ssTBE GIBBS iF5ilts
no. SEQ is at al times ready 70 minister l.ggA
to the hungry ssang Of the public generally, aud TIE
weary traveller in particular
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

All 1.uc tuE1Cc 1t-i5uIuegs uoa
Bu: th1so who 60 TO law r'
The point as good against lawyers against the
sport Of oust and the tourney but if the Oh vlruus
devotion to noble deeds Be revived along with the
contest fer the prize It viii more taan repay the gal
iant Knights II modern times for their iroabls. De-
4otion TO the performances Of nsble end oiyarou5 nc
iiona Is inseparatle from noble soni and rus heart.
Hurrah fo- tire qournancn,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

To those who enjoy GOoi Sm0 r. "olhi TT
commend the celebrated Tirgiaid ERI',I.ttE faoai-
til, Second FumNics Of Pirgiaia.
Il. NJ 81 AGEroLG
n. B.--No connection is claimed with the tobacco
used by the " first families "
Dallas, May 4th,, lSj9.--IiiE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
SPvyirsg Machine
Tobacco Agency.

,FzrE undersigned -ip sesp 9, hand irec, from
I &C u,aEu.seirre O ull ard vel assorted s1r-
O.. Pill s. UUNNIE,
HOESTU-N,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

yS7HEREAS, Jasper w. johnson has this day
w filed with me his petition against c. w
Edgeworth, also his affidavit stating that the res
idencc of the sud Z. w. Edgeworth is unknown
to him, which are in the words and figures follow
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
SCHOOLS.

Mr. BUcELAND is fitting up . room
in the Fron.iermnn Block for select
School He has already obtained .
good number of scholars for the winter
We are glad to see mary Of our young
men on the list They canaot put in
their time to better advantage the pres-
ent winter They may rest assured that
it will not be time squandered if they.
apply themselves as they ought. This
School is to commence on Monday next,
MIR HorsE is also to tegip School
in the School House soon-we have not
learned when. So II seems Sauk Rapids
after all is to be well provided for as TO
Schools. ei :.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
THE WEATHER

-aR
Has been, Up 70 yesterday. as fine as
could Be desired by any one. On Tues
day il was 30 warm that il was rather
muddy under foot. bnia bright sun well
compensated for ihat nnpleasantness. -
Lowpwater has been the grsatest OBJ
ateelein the way 10 prevent the Ferry
Boat, connecting Dur town with Sauk
City. 6eips rpn With, - sep, ease .h.i
i vas dhring the past summer. But
yssterday ! change took pIses. md i
~, cold, vith lhig Wind, aadahs gro1na4 =
.ssras = fro1enso:id " he lnrfac 4 i limnss {
46r winter. and We may aAsr this Aspsoes,
sssady cold weather, uP g about tfs.. |,
ifst Of February 0sxs. whom i .slikhtF /
thaw will Giye indication of approic ichiipgaa ! !,
Spring, after which Il will elose up aksia
- rsm,.is ssld aatil shoas ~ 6s.i 4 4 !
March-thsn vill sprise CO.. y earn
- hssslys pf n approaching nm
VI Isvlsi0 N saos1f tsi;s NJ hIs sn4 ID 10
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01


|"HEREAS, defaal, having been mads !? we
w 5cendisions of 4 cefs-le i9asnsl.e 9 ssD..-
ksge, heasing da;s the Ninth day essssnnasy /
49, l6a8. made. execatsd. and ageIvefan Dy
Janes fargns snd PAglella Fsfese MA wae.ssi
Little Fsss IN The County g Morrison aaa -
Iiiosy (now Saatel Of Ainnesosa a. 2. hsisais z,
Saiutl1ui ilfhs s5sate ot
snid james fefSsss ss ~ ~. ~.
did gsant. barsains seH an4 csavsy Y we y
Hasall, his heirs and ass'sss io!ever. a. .na. W.
tract e parcel ot land lying ana De'ns a sns
~ ofMssrAon and Asfsso'g toey s'PscJ III g
nesota. described as fosfoWs, % VII. Ns,.s1 1900
half Of the Nofinf9ssqpsftsl ss snu lsuu.D1'
Nine. IN IowHsi Nnmpef otsy = y IL
Number Thirty two West. conNiasnlAn&
and eight one blndredths Acres scs:s1ef Wl!a tRe
hereJ,iamenis and appsrtenances thersnnsoI ber'
lonxiax Or in asywise spper,ainips, 70 secure y
lie sad j. Halsail. his heirs cr assignss the pay
ment Of the sam Of Three HaEdred and fesiy
Nins q olIars and Seven Cea,s, On oF tbeiore ihe'
First day af June, 1855, with iateFest q the nis
of ten per cent. per annuM from the secona Gay
ofApsil a, d. 1857; The same being pson1ssery
Note giyen by ,s,e iirni of O. A. Churchill Co.,
10 said J. Halssil, on the xecosd day of Ociober
A. D. 1856, payable six months after date. with
interest al the rate Of ten per cent. her annnm al-
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01

! ~ The nice fresh Butter ser, usby
Mrs. KING did add much to the fns
flavor Of the venison presepsedto us'bya
her husband She was determined not
70 be out-donc By her better haE IN lib
erality. Without joking, mics ron of
Butter is no mean iteH to a poor editor
hes< fines, especially when his best con-
has ''dried up" and the other gives
hardly milk enough 70 put 10 his eof1es.
Well we wont mince the matser-4thc
butter was good and we would say to
all who would wish to have their bread
well suffered, !, to Just send over to Mrs.
King and pay her twenty-five centssa !
pound for her best, and you will be-sure
to get ~ good an article as can be found
IN the country. GO II. A4tsf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
BRIDGE ACROSS THE RIVER.

We understand that arrangements
have been made for the construction Of
a Bridge across the Mississippi at Sauk
Rapids. L is TO be completedthe COM
ing season. This will be u convenience
which all in the vicinity mus. feel. In
crossing the Mississippi BY Ferries a
great Inconvenience is experienced. with
sreatIoss OF tine-beeides the expense Of
crossing by q Bridge will be much less.
eneds We hope there may be no fail
ure ia this undertaking
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
SHERfFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued ont OF
ID and unier liz Seal nf .hS Dssriea ConrtI los
the Fourth District, Benton County n hvoF oi'
Edward o. Han,lin, plaintiff aadagainss Bnrns'am
Hanson sar,isi.se J. Gsst"s. 6 lee s..ssn,p q, 3
loe si,e sun, az Four Hu1ared and Thirteen 66-Te0
Dollars, with interest On Az 66 -l0e dollars fou
August 18th. 1853. Ihavc levied on, and shall
sell al Public Auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, AZ ,he Hyperhorean Hotel in sask Rapids,
on the 7ih day IL January 1850, At one O'Clock
r. M. the following described property, 70 wit !:
The Steam Saw Mill with The Esglns and other
Mxchiaery belenying ,hereto, situated and being
a. Block No. Thlee (3J and FeM ID, E,tua,ed ~
the Town of Watab as surveyed by Geo w Swee,.
together with all The Booming privileges belonging
to said Mill, shmirh shereoi NJ shali be su6ciea,
to satisfy said Execution and cssts II sale.
L.. p. -AXAIllst4,
II Sheriff u Belt County.
y sauk Rapids, Nov. ~; IS5e. - = -
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01
] THAT CONCERT,

Gentlrmen, when is il to come off,
Hearing Of the arrival Of new instru-
men.s and new nasic, together with an
occasional blast from Hanson's new
Cnrnet and the sweet tones of Places
Violin. naturally puts US on the qui rire
10 know more about ihe whole affair.-
Are VETO be treated to any German
musics It strikes Us that German
Choir might be made up. at St. Cloud
that would not disgrace Germany TO say
the least. We trust that We shall not
be disappointed. when it comes of, So
though ourexpectations are superlasiye-
y high. Hurry up, hurry up the Concert.
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T E X NJ s. :
bra & A r A N q e 4 Es.sas
rorAL PARrIAI
Ra ENTIRELY RE.pOHED

nR. H. ENWOOD Sir begs 10
IL call the attention 0f those suffering under a
Barti OF total less Of the sense Of hearing 10 the
foliowing facts He treats diseases Of the middle
and Internal ear with medicsted douches. such as
IS psacticed in the iu6rpares of Berlin, Liepsic,
Brussels, Hambars ard Pstersbarg. and lately
by the most distinguished London artists with
she most wonderful ssccess; indeed. II - the only
method that has been universally successful.
The best proof Of ihs efficacy Of this treatment
viii be references 10 nearly nine hundred names,
residents Of the Tinted States. Canada. New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, who have been
-e~s,ored TO acute hearing, and not single solitary
case to our knowledge, did we fail to effect
ether partial or total restoration Of the hearing
" hen our advice and distractions were faithfully
s,d punciuniy adhered to. Many who could not
haar the report Of a pistol at arms length, can
sow hear q ssaich beat al the distance Of foGr
feet. In cases OF mncus accommodations in the
Ei,ssachiun Tube and fympanun. Inflammation
81 ti.. m3easN -tnetBbrane, nervous affections,
.iiseases Of the lIleinbraua fympani, called the
= slrup, or when the disease be trace 10
ina effects OF fevers or colds. the use Of quinie
or rpercurial uselEnes. gatherings ~ the ears -
stIldloDd &c, this lreatiileni stands pre- eminent
When The auditory cana is dry and scaty, with
It.!e 81 no secratioa, when lie deafness s accom-.
Ea aad with noise 10 lhe ear, like falliag walter,
xhrping Of insects. ringing Of bells, fasilsng of
leaves, continual palsaiioas. discharge OF mat.
.sss; OF when in s,oopsg. sensation is felt as 4
rush Of blood to the head bad :aken place;
hen the hearing Is less acute in dull, cloudy
weather. os whes cold has been taken, this
rleihnd ef trcsliag The disease is infalhble. In
sieaf and dumb cases, my experience warrants
me ia saying that If ths herring was good at any
time, much can be accomplished. la the deal
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CTATE OF. MIN NES;;e;'.' = q = =
y TBlGT .CnuRT, FOURTH JUDICIAL
DISTINCT. cor NTY OF BENTON. .t si
Bepjamia Rrgg+ against Ass Libby md Barnha.n, z.
Hanson. The surviving partners of the late hrn of
Hanson = s;isce + Libby. IS II, .s esass
Summons.
" To Asa Lab and Burnham Hanson the ab've
named defendants.
IL the name afthe State of Minnesota.
Yoa and each Of yon are hereby fau,ns'aea and
required % s.s~er-the plaintiffs COMPLAINT IN this
acsae, which said com, ,,laint has been fled IN the
Oiirs of the Clerk of said Court III Sauk Rapids r.
said C6nnty IL Benton, and 10 serve capy of youf
answer 70 the said complaint the subscrbrrs, At
the office vi Wiiliam s. Moore. said tawa OF Saak
Rapiis in said County Of Benton, whhu twenty days
after die service Of ths upon you. exclusive
Of the say f such service and &c yet tail 10 answer
the said lcousplsat within the time Aforesaid, the
pE milf il ih,s action will against you
and each Of you lpr the sam Of Tive Hun,red and
Fnty Dollars, together iih ihe interest thereon
koni The twelfth day Of November, A. y. 1858, at
the rate Of seven Ter rent. per annum, and Tor the
costs aud dsbnrsen ents Of this action.
IL Datrrfss sank Rspid., Ser, ,emler 27th. 1859.
JAMES &. SHEPLEY, 1p;;.,;a,. A.,r.
WILLIAM s. MOORE. 90 s"l''0 - 90 = -
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