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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

SHOOTING CASE AT MUHsoN PoNp.-A
dIsgraceiul shooting affair took place at
Munson Pond. last Sunday afternoon, the
circumstances Of which were rs follows /:
Three young men. John RockatclI"w, Alonzo
Il der aud A. NJ. Case, had spent good
portion of the day about the Pond, hunting
aud fishing Some Quarreling had occurred,
but Rider and Case bad parted with Rock
alollow on tho island. apparently in good
feeling, aud were crossing tho Pond in II
boat, TO return home. Thoy had gone but
short distance from tho shore, when Rock.
atolIuw told thum to take him into the boat
or no would shoot them. This they de-
cinod to do, wheroupon he seized his
gun and fired it, tho ball passing through
Riders right leg near tho kneo, but fortu'
naIely doing him no permanent injury
Rockafolow was examined botorefN n
hathaway. Esq, on Monday last, and com
mtttod to jail, TO await his trial in the Com
mon Pleas, his bail being axed at $500.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
mo, CA J
AN ACT

To amend Section 4l5 of tho Codo OF Civil
Procedure. Swans Statutes, page 674.
SECTION l. Be il enacted by the Gsnerdt
.qsstmbly Of The State Of OhfO, That section
four hundred and fifteen oi tho act entitled
-! an act TO establish u Cudo OF Civil Pro.
cedurc," he so amended as TO read as follows :
Section 4l5. Whom u Judgment is recover
cd against ono or more persons, Jointly IN
Gobtud upon contract. promissOry noto. or
other instrument ia writing, those who were
not originally summoned may DO made par.
tics TO tho Judgment 10y action Provided
howovor, an action may bB brought upon
any contract, prDmlSsory motto or othor in
strument in writing against any ono or more
of tho Joint makers or joint Ohlig0rs to any
such contract, prOmissory noto, ar other in
strum0nt in writing, notwithstanding indg-
mnlt has been or may hereafter be obtain
oA, in any court in any of tho States of this
Uniuu, Other than tho State of Ohio, against
ono or moro Of said joint makers or jnint
Obligors to any such contract. promissory
note or other Instrument. and said action upon
said Instruments shall proceed in all respects,
us thOugh no judgment had been obtained
against any ono of tho makers or ObligOIs
thereof. Provided, further. that no action
shall be maintained, upon any snch ob.iga.
ton against any one against whom an action
has boon prosecuted to final Judgment,
SEC q That said section -four hundred
and fifteen bo and the same is hereby re.
peaied.
SEC. 8. This act shall tako effect and be
tn force from aud after it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
ISpSakey ofths House Of Representatives
Il. BASSETT LANGDON,
Ian Of b1
Esrpb 10, 1850
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

New Law FlRM.--Our tOwnsman, Wm.
0. Forri.t, has formed II law partnership
with II. l. Burnett, of Warren, aud designs
soon to mako that place his residence, This
new arrangement is not to interfere, at
least for tho present, with the firm OF
Furrlst g. Smith, which will continue to do
business as usual. Mr., FOrrist has resided
in this village, most of tho timo during the
past eleven years, and las had an extensive
practice in tho Courts of this County. Ilo
possesses excellent ability, particularly as
All advocate, aud We doubt not will succeed
well in his new field of labor We under.
stand that Mr.. Burnett is young man OF
much promise, and already doing u lucrative
business in Warren.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

SAD AccIDENT.-Last Monday night, ns a
party of Young men of this village. were ro-
turning from Concert of the Campbell
Minstrels at Painesvile, the horses suddenly
started, throwing two Of the party, John
Parmele and d. w. Merrill, out of the back
end of tho wagon, and breaking tho
shoulder of tho former. AS Merrill struck
on his head, it seems almost miraculous
that he was not instantly killed.. tarmolo
is doing us we'll as could be expected, and
will soon DO able to resume his business.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

THE June number OF the Atlantic
Monthly has come 10 hand, loaded AZ
usual with the very best of articles. We
should advise the citizens OF Old Geauga
to subscribe for the Atlantic at once. il
is only SO per annum.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

FRANpE.-The Emperor Napoleon left
Paris on the evening OF the 10Th inst, en-
route for Genoa, at which place he will
take the command of the French army
The Empress accompanied him as far a
Montereau. The Emperor, by an lmpe-
rial Decree published il the Noniteur on
the 10Th inst, appointed his well belov'
ed wife" Regent Of France during his
absence ske will! be assisted by 100000
troops under the Duke Of MalakoH.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
[ No 60 !
AN ACT
March, le, 1850.


Supplemcntary to an act entitled "An Act
of the Jursdiction and Procedur" before
Justices Of the Peace. and OF the duties OF
Cun~tahos in Civil Courts, passed March
IT, 1883.
SEcrioS I. Be II enacted by the gen
crul .1sSemJiy Of tile .Stote of OHIO,
That It tho do.cndaht in any action before
the Justice shall appeal from any Judgment
rendered in favor ot the planutt IN such
action. aud after having filed his transcript
and caused such appeal To be docketeh. ac
cnrdmg to the provisions ut tho ACT 10 whlch
tins is supplementary, tho plaint1t III SUCH
action shall tn,l to tilo a petition. or other
wIso tail 10 prosecute tho same to final jndg
mcnt, 1t shall bo lawful for tho defendant in
such action to iile lis answer, soItng up
whatever claim or demand ho may have
against such plainutf, and may prosecute
tho same to tinal Judgment, in which oaso II
the driendant stall rccovcrju Judgment against
iho plaintiff. all costs whnh havo accrued
before the iusIicennd IN the appellate court,
shall bo adjudged against such plaintiff, or
be NAV, on morton to tho court suffer judg-
ment 10 he entered against him tor the
amount Of Judgment below, in which case all
costs which have accrued before the justice
| and in the Rppullatn Oourt,shal DO adjudgod
against such defendant
SIC. This act shall take effect and be
ia torcc from and after its passage, and III
provisions shall apply to all appeals nov
pending
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of hr Hopsr cf Representatives..
T.. BASSErr LANGDON.
Il President pro t'm,, oj The Senate.
hereby certify that have compared tn
foregoing laws with authenticated copies ro
coryed by me from tho Secretary OF Slatn
and that lhoy are correct.
{. c. FIELD,
,1udJi0r Of Geaupu COuntu
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
A Democratic Editor Speaking Out.

For marvel, tho scales appear to have
fallen from the Dyes of Democratic editor
in Obu. and no announces that thcro
have been two recent aud ro markablo vio.
lations of law in the South. aud that they
are OF national cOhcorn, and cali for stern
unimadvUrsion throughout tho whole coun-
try, and especially Ia the Northern States.
Tho Logan Gazette, whose editor was the
Democratic candidate for Congress in tho
Logan. &c , district against Mr. Stanton last
fall. uses tho above language in contrasting
law. North and South. IN the cases Ut tho
conviction OF tho Wellington roscuers, aud
the refusal of Il Southern Grand Jury to
indict. aud II Southern Putit Jury to convict
persons guilty Of slave. trading, and thus in.
dignautly speaks out:
But the Federal Courts which refused
to punish tho nurderous man stCu'crs OF
the South. have not only violated law: thoy
have outraged our commun humanity, ana
deserve the cxrcration ot mankind.
1t is idle and worse than idle, tor South
ern men to ask or to hupo for II permanent
continuance of this state Ot things. 1t Msy
/ will not punish the renOrsuloss william whom
/ the civilized world has agreed tn designate u
| pirate. hrcausO the language affords no word
more suggestive of the mftrHdi. tho Nortf
will cease to punish as criminals those who
spit upon the Fugitive law, and who in tht
uamo of God, iutract and Disregard its re
requirements.
That law was always odious to the North.
1t has been oboy"d because il has tho sane
ton of tho compact which unitos North ant
South. Free aud Slave States, in Il common
Government and because its violation
might interrupt the harmony so desirable
between the two sections of the Conteuera
CIV. But it tho South will do nothing TO
the enforcement of law, the preservation
harmony. and the Precipitation of senti
ment which ought to be AS native to th
South as to tho North, why, then. let u
hecrforlh bid the fugitive God Speed OF
on his way to Canada, and vrx no NOR
with onerous prosecution the mon who al
him OH his pcriluus road.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05

-. -.
We ncilsril.ss che PROJECT N imposing
iniy 1n-v Tea NM collee, n increase he M
kIppfl irfenqr, Is again proposed. This seems
+ 70 y tVuFlie idea with Secretary CoHB II
mas pnxipus 20 i'creass hi. present unpopular.
isi,hc eecla not possibly devise a better meth.
81 81 doing u thnn by Recommending such a
M Tea and ro'i''s ar not now aud In nll
Probability never Will be, produced in his coun,
'mnnia ,as upon Them therefore, can "a Of
ftenei, 70 any lome,lis interest w,ile Il
!. ~, b, sGineviuh. burden upon the consum.
ffIp nl ihcse article. A direci tax mightal-
lnosf'as well b. fesonfi 10 nj once Tea and
ecll,e have b 'oms absolute urcrs.illes Of life
and eater hrgely into The consum ptiun Of every
family. nomstter what may Ne lis circum,taa-
J ces Our ioiling and siruceling citizens, who
have large families, are obliged. undor almost
my tariff to hear much morc than iheif fair
proportion Of the buflets OF die Government
and commpn justice demands tina they should
he exempt from the addiliona. expense which o
duty upon led and coffee would impose upon
\ them. lis true that the Tariff is a very com.
J plieated question, and tina, i, IL extremely dill.
fAul taadinsl il ina manner satisfactory 10
'ali DO yatsd iniereslS Of the ,nurry. But
Two ytinps should not be lost sight Of First
Vim, article Of luxury should DO taxed IN pref.
Greece to articles OF prime necessity, Tor The
rich should DC m'de, us hr rs possible. 10 bear
( lager share oil the burdens Of the Govern.
ineni Than the poor, on accout Of the superior
'ndyahtages they derive from II by tho nrotec-
ZION df lheir property as vol as Of heir per.
sons, aud the comparative ease with which
they can pay taxes, Second, duties should te
exaeied rs hf as possible upon articles which
can he produced in our own counry, that our
Citizens may thus obtain incidental protection
10 their interests. The imposuon ola tax up.
% tea aud coffee would I've m direct conflict
with both these considerations. Besides, The
milton WINS long period enah!ed 10 manage
her finances successfully without rssor,ing to a
tux upon 'ea and coffee. WHY can, she not do
so hereu.ler' We adm, Tie National finances
\ rre in dcpurable condition, but know OF no
good reason why taS which fns so Ion" been
rejected us unwise and unjust, should be deem
ed absolutely necessary TO improve them. We
DO not believe that any Amlrcan Congress
will siulliy i,scifby restoring !oug-disca :ded
tax OF this kind, and should be sorry
60 see Mr.. COBB recommend il. Let the Ma
tional expenditures BE- reduced, OF tlc Thrift
raised on articles Of mere luxury, ornl domcs.
tie growth and manufacture, aud there vii, be
litte compluinnt, but tax on coffee is one OF
the most unpopular and odous measures that
any Amelicnn Statesman could propose, II
will never be cheerfully Submitted to in time
Of prace.- Philadelphia Press.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
SCHOLASTIC
Nnllua EOlICginir grsfitule.
Mount lornsric Haish school.

Az i, SMITH, Principal, and MIS-. $. j. SMITH,
w Z. ASSISTANT
The ntsoss1n 4 this ,coyl VA c,mrcpe d. ds Nor
las In October Tie c'p1tr year an be divided quo two sos
siOns u five months eauh
TLIAS...,f Tyiiiog gtT Session
Grammar 1rItimctlr, 81 %
Gninnnr and Ari'hmriic cIrnuel, Elomealiry Mgrhl
Composition, Natural Philosophy Chemistry Mh A'try 10 %
Az bra couuuuel, Geometry, Irl nnrnietIy suucyug
Descriptive aud ArilyticH Geometry, Lirtrsutla aul
Integral Caicubrs, 'struroaiy, Mental Philosophy, Rue
elements Of Latin, ycN ~ Snani.i, language IL 90
Stni,nt' win enlarged ICON the l' " entering uuu. q
cl-e n the 'cs 400 uu!rFs u Il rro6loCj lEt1.
Tuition payable gt IN. NliUttup W each term
This school Is located IN ns, county, miles north t IL
5f Dallas the residences n Ban merrill and 81
Former. D. Byad ue had IN Ills ucthNorool
h terms. Ec atOdgi. so" be e'rsl so cts per stss5u Ia
idtntIl expenses. llgly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
Smtplin &, Esughes.
MicEaeOO Steam Saw Will.
100000 FEET SEASONED LUMBER

NOW On II IND.
'FT,HESE MILLS are finely situated, Immediately on
the lihe between Anderson and Henderson cnurs-
ties, . Mills northwest Of tho town Of Kiekapoe, q
nile sorth-east Of Athens IS miles from The crossing
Of lie Trinity rt Basctte, IS miles from Porter
Bluf, p from Lariss 25 from Rusk 20 from Pales-
tine, from Kaufman. 80 ffom Canton, 80 from T.
Ter, Is fFeia centreEife 100 from DailHs, So from
Bluff. % from Pine Blur. 20 from Parker's Bluf,
1l0fen Waco, 80 from Fairfield IS from Springfield
l20 froin Fort srtFl, f25 from Buchanan. l0Tfcib
,EIiilsfsroay.h, and 10s fsnaa JohnsJn's gt,.iiop
PRICES.
Flcsss +. per isap bed mi, 81 10
lI-...5ssz., g 8 g - i e..
~ /; . z -, ora fFsi ri {
~ ~ .f n, ~ s rnperaiisss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
Southern paciflc Railroad.

We are happy 10 learn from the Messrs,
BurLhardt that the stockholders are promptly
piying no their dues on the instalment stock.
and thai 6thers are-'iberally advancing he fifty
Ss5S,S-- leaneI3 each share. There is no doubt
Hfbat il,n whole S32 1000 required 10 scharge
thn liabilities lol the company under the com.
Z. ssoinise IS SHIRE 10 be raised, andis properly
and fra cchises Sili revert to the president and
directors bcfures the first day OF next February.
lIds state Of ,itiairs is cheering in the extreme,
ar.d by snritio there viii be large contracts
made ioll pushing on the work. The company
hasg-twenty:fye miles Of road completed aud
I. ~ r,irrino nr!sr a cost OF 500 400 res NJ e
worth, therefore, s550,OU0 of land accruing
I they have 256 900 acres. Which at the low es.
innate OF So per acre, will produce l,0S0,000,
l.aaking total of S1,G30000. Dsducting
300 600 fer the indebtedness of the company,
which is far above the mark. would leave
\ 81, 230 900 Of unincumb, red assets. Ga the
completion OF fifty miles, at q corresponding
Cost, making the amonnt of rs value 81 ,l00-
900, there will be $4,000 acres of land nc-
crnipQ, lch, at the same rate, VIII be worth
e 80, $50 90, and The State Ioln oil $500 900
making the total-of the assets then So $780,
O0e. This would be an ample basis OF which.
10 build the next fifty miles al cost Of ST.
000,000 and in like or rather in much
greater ratio the means Of the company Will
be augmented as the work progresses. On
The eompleIio Of the road to the Rio Grande
aaislance Of 700 miles, NJ cost Of $4,000
per milo, It would represent assets to The value
OF SD 100000; the land accrung Z, 1853 600
-acTes, Mt the very low average Of s. so, would
/ represent 500. 100 ,000 and the cost OF hlilI.
ing the road beiag paid, there would be asaets
10 the amount OF s3g, 100000 in tile possess
son Of the company, and one of the best pay,
ins s6ads in the world The road extended TO
4ihe Pacific distance Of 500 miles from FL
! Paso. at a cost of $4,000 per mule, would
still leave the compauy Sl5,o00,O00 Of assets
and 1900 miles Of road completed, the annual
Fesenae from whhlh, allowing S3000000 a
year fof repairs, is roughly estimated at SEE
100000 OF sl5,00o00O in gross !. namely
from 10000 travellers which is fewer than
those who now cross the continent a: SO each
Sl0500,000; from freight $4,000 600: from
transportation Of ,nais, troops, subsistence, and
materials of war 81 600 00o.- LouiseiHe Jour-
nal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
Mound Prairie Fssseiauee,-

At Hound Prairie, Anderson Co.. Texas,
5 IL miles ~. 4. Of Palestine, on the Ty!efam
Shreveport ROaR
THE Fourteenth Session Of this Institution opened the Is
Monday in August, under the charge of Elder JAMES H.
MA l0NE, assisted by able and well approved Faculty
Tie buildings ample and connodious; DontorIes the
plan Of sJclrrsoqtU0 pus only in The two
DEPARTMENTS entirely distinct and in separate buildings
Scholastic Year consists Of Two sessions Of five each The
iSeiPh.G Dtbating Cu5 has hue LIBRARY pr scnttd
by the lhcru'iy ~ tho friends NJ tho Ihst0 STUD 5Agreuui
yed at time and charged only from the day otenancc the
Close ~ the
Nab All DANA done to Dormorics furniture charged
the occupants Domtorics tniSl ed with eVer thing
cessy to render them comfortable and peasant and style
superior to anything in this state.
Charges for Board TRitoa Roon, Fuel and EIshiag
lor the Scholastic Year ftTo scS sions Of ) months
English Department. Isl Glass, fpaii at close, 500
II not paid at close, 1l0
and Glass II paid at close, 1IO
IL not paid at clOse, 13i
Lingual or Mathematical Departments If paid Close 100
u not paid az close, 1872
Music on violp, Guitar or Piano, (eaeh,) 50
Contingent fee
Ten per discount allowed for advance pay ronts.
Positively oiclRction under any Stances except for
pfotrdcted sickness -7
Sept. u, iSjS--l 21y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
rgcRAcrlXie FnsaiiutA.

I'lIE eighteenth session of this Institute will open
! on the first Monday of October next and continue
forty weeks uuler the suprrncndancc Of c. j. W p Nc
hthie, assisted by uil corps of experienced Teachers ME
buildings are large aud pleasant and Labrry wen supplied
Will apparatus The two Departments Of this Academy viii be
entirely distinct
Charges Tor Board Tuition, Room Rent, Washing etc, for
scssi~ Of Forty weeks.
English Department, il PAID atc!cc $40 90
Do Do ii not paid at close St2i 90
Lngual or mathematical Department, pd at close $3.50 90
DO DO 10 not paid atClose, sli3 90
Music on Piano Porte, With Of instrument $50 90
Incidental tax on each student 81 %
Ten cent allowed for n advance payments Pupils charg
ed, after he first mouth from time Of tnalce, and dednr
ton will be made under any circumstance, except for prorauei
sickness August rs, 1s53--9.ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
HoUsToN ANN GALVESTON


Caiyeston Agricultural Warehouse,
HuIo rAsTts, roRsrH sfnitD Asn fHrnosi sIhsHf
W A0hIdfiItRtL
muHfirf LIrnAL InrIHdIEfi
Ai.i ,'is Ulvi5 usa,i 81 o. ee'',i ananl 49, 40
'Flo als-c.a we 30 s' s''' ',sa usA. or' He's. I.
uARnuWs- Irilrs,ri Ihurs aua Earar.Hns
tttIiVAroHs OF az tiiis, cta ssr'p laEss iies anl
tohS slIllais snsis cd psa,ls, ~ nsni nd Hons
CORN rLASgIIs
sEEn S'Wtiis- % liaai % ilefas-
hefinfsnl Afslius Na-hiqr'-
sfy'h, ~ cg-t.s islulgl sa.' ,,.
ntlns aud l.ssta ru Ail', h1II sius aHa s'ss Gers
"a r1h g's'hrls 49, 49, Nih,
tlhI1f-htsfy. fltrus.lnrigf ard Dash
garirn Errlies, iars fIaisa, AAts ii'lt
iianl,tea ia Es,i Wss.usi
NsEtrr sIh nIt iiaTnIuaf
Wafsa al rts,.h il,1s,s o.uars, uaHs, Asi
% Yoke, D q. hoe fr' sni i'aA hinsai
Had snl ttAI1E FciAlsIs
--Beiting--
04t Taan.d strsicisd LssiisT, EH "a "a issassi
yai,.e.; I, As',,.' and sCly ~ sa'h'
lace Lsai,T hlys,s ant rashss
Harden seeds and Plants
Agent ~ Nn'f ,ni Anssrs ku'nsty iar'sissr, haapsr
N.-T ma Nlnsatr's Com Anl Cob Crushing Mn
2. ", Drogn's Patent 0Fis' MN french ard bafE,
rmrONs spLr snARrfNISo corn MEAL .ss DINER
hirsY TRnInRs HORSE P0WlR AND oyRRslor
flRlsiiING NtCniNts AND SEPARATIONS, AND
NILLsn, WlAdATE & co.'s pLsShNLNAHIA fOua
MOIST PuNIR a,p fullSIiRRa
Met oRi SnOdARpls iOhsR fOWiR
AdENT FnaE.C,ryrp suasIMrROyIp CoTT0y 0IS,
Atp CIlCln sriKs SRA ISLAND COTTON GIN
Also
NAV IN0s-4MIyr. lsAACO. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
sNCslsrUfl ENCiiaArn!
C'lACERS CCRED HF"BOET THE
L N"gEE I,ps %, D5urt

CtaNCERS Cured HT"ROET THE
X h.NTFE t-'.N0 Cure no Payl'
pB ROBERT ~ ~, ou.tng ,yas, Cures Tunonr
Wen, Necs1sls UhtgNcug, S,bjh"a Trg,cr, Jlctf uud
Chronic z re- pfrNfry lcscrptor
NOTICECTncrf D. lrrka ui ne R,ErdsrouS at
fast Of me kHUf ris may oci tat ~. nh,r KalN u
oIWJu h1s by The cNtsral ap' ion ct No rmul, sNtraci
81 from the right breast Il my VII MARY GauHD mApnaht
Cancer u enormous sac, which The 'oN imrnsias Now
circumference around the base rs ~ inches around the centre,
10 ~ Inches, length 53-i inches, diameter inches.
li remedies 10 not impair she general health nor undermine
hc constitution willie UNDERGOING Treatment u q hue the Br.
IRON ly it his skl The ir"tmtntd Cancer Va worthy
may l., nm vita me dreadful rHlly do tr the relief q
anUi "a anil scur humanity recommend ur k'ys remedies
REV. II. GARRETT.
Cuarp,, liil, zaa jay, 1855.
w.. .he ndrsta,i aeIG,'utncs 81 Mrs Mary Garrett, ea
CLWElrS RI STIR, CD. ". ca.
" 5. RUGkRa u j.
S. " rtsfrR.
!. W. LrJEuART. VI. d.
0. II =. GARRETT.
MAJOR JOsGrIi WALLIS
W. u. IItAISNAM ". u,
v BThc referred IN the above ioac WAS treated
year ago by DR. Gsin Son. WIN 1yCr sc 20 cur,
Cancer; they live in GAner JUshur County, TcSls
any further proof Il required Of my ability 10 cure Cancer
preserved In ny Urce IN tbs city, Cancer iumo.
an WenI, which ave extracted from persons, and
crre after their removal In addition hold their
fats hut dociire from Publishing them, Account Of thr
pcnc As regards cefr ' " comp y 20 cutanc
disease Nocros Whit sielnE TIGERS and chronic
Of every description have Them by tie nal!L The hCs eyi-
dce riye ltcat in tie future when they me, Is
rs5 them Ose whom ar cur and the specimens IN my
Ol'c.
The cure Of Cancer Is matter Of great importance tho
fttca aud call lie attention OF the people an the press q the
above RQWT KELLY, lJ.ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
g'eXas Peanitcneiarv.
Eamd far sale.

I OFFER for sale on the mo reasonable terms the
following tracts Of lands $40 acres, situated on
Aa East side q the Trinity river opposite the mouth II Five
Milo ereskwell tnbered 800 situated aboat miles
below the manh q Five Mile, and three miles Nfh-East
Pleasant kb, On the latter tract there is between sixty
Iy acres N good sate Of cultivation, with The usual srn-
houses Stables aQd Other improvements and plenty &C Wood
oth tracks well waterrd. The land is wen Situated fertile and
vii be sold low Land buyers are Sequcsd Il Ere ca
July 81 le6s--5tf Il j. WAHPLER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-01-05
M. GUEEH0T.

COACH and WAGON MAKER $3.50 >,
Would especially inform his oldc.S.{sss ~
ffienes ma Customers and the ruBlics 80 :
re1ra taAt heis pared to Do All kina B0Oil-ToRE
SBIIaL5G, PziNTlNG, TRIMMING, Sc &c. Hayi q
Dn hand sre Assott.nnf Equatorial o eter Ind he CIR
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