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Juy sth, Of seas'ate ALICE E. oaushteF Of u Il
RI ant Ann Lult, aged u years
Funeral services It residence Of fa, No. - Superior
.,yrt nj II On Sunday, July 10. Friends Of the family
m Invited t. attend,
, 1859-07-11

~ That beautiful stock Of younets, Feath-
crs and Flowers, on exhibition ut VIM. II. Has
krll / Co.'s, 10s Lake street, for tue last two
DAVIS, has been the theme Of general admiration
and remark. They are to be sold this (Monday)
n,oruiur-no reserve. See advertisement
, 1859-07-11

s,xcEa's NEW "A" AAcu1SE--Tbis late in
veption is designed to obsiate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma-
chimes, II Ae,az, fill, tnets and gata<r.. The
oTeat demund for them already fef. in this mar
Eel, is u guarantee that they must supereede sll
other machines in use now on exhibition, To-
gether With ali the different styles Of Singer q
Machines, 1t 6s Lake Street. L. ": Aarris,
Agent. Je.A-Sno
, 1859-07-11

QrEBEc, eth-The Nora Scotia sailed at 10
4. NJ, with 1a7 passengers, for Liverpool.
Weather fine.
, 1859-07-11

sH~ The new Iron Light Houss, loested It
ths snd Of the: North Pier, vas lighted up for
hi dfyt tius On Saturday night
, 1859-07-11
THE COTTAGE GROVE HOMICIDE.


4
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Tho murderer nj Iafxe.
" Amopp The incident. af the fourth of Jn,y.
published in the P.x.s .xn Tn1ausx Of the cth
inst, there was ao account Of row and q stab
biae case: at Cottage Grove. . On SATURDAY.
morning. The Coroner received information Of
the deatl Of the xoundd man. who fingered
untif+ m cnr1v hour m Saturday md then
expired.
The name of The Diseased MAS Frederick
Webber, who lived upon Hope street, between
Blue Island avenue and Morgan streets.
The Coroner summoned the following iury:
ia. J. Birdsall, foreman; S. W. King, John
Lapttein. Ernest Schumouu. JOSEPH Schmitt
John Aiken, George Iciger. P. Matthei, L. R.
Holmes, S. L. Keller, c. Meier, ]. c. Bowen.
IT, oofe' '1e eoun'' -, e'e.au, ns'a poe'
'nos's" e1a1nins.'n u Aae Doo!' ""9su
sea1ea terrible fracture .! u'e 'Aut4' VIII .ne
o'ooo eoaga1a.ea oenea'n 'ue """'a' aHa s1''
atrac1ore o' 1ne "asa' oooe''
tne c'iaea.e ,ecle .ae 1..s' NV "a.e IT, .s's
~ s'"p'e,eu :1S t41es' -, 4' s,
'n4o'fy 'o-aa5' 70 e"'s'"o''A''' 10 'o'o"a.
' -. "..sss ..s-s...-,.:. ~ ",..-~.. ~x;
had a number Of stereoscopic pictures On efna-
o'''oa IN oaehl Aolers uaraen az eo''age
- ..,,.. 49, C..se.. ,~..s, 81, .ar. 49,,
-. % 49,. ,,a,. - ..... .1on~ ,nd ,,;~tad - ,oot.
.r-r ...e NJ.
.,.... A.,
...t- L....., A.. ...ad.
,yah,ss ,-ho 80. ne,r hx r.ane.ted them tn
dsx;et ,,d ,bcv tben ,,;tchcd ,,nor hin, One
~ +hern sto,,, fs,,oy seized , c,uh soms ..ven
~. ,s-, .-:.,, .:... * :.o, ;. 49, .as ~c;.
.s asl7. W.T. +,.o h,o... .,... .ho h..a ,r;,h
:. 49, ..ho-s .a,,o ,.r - .nd ~ 49, ..s,;,sr,
n.., :. ~. ..a.o, 49,. wa,,ha. al, ,,n,ons,;o,,
1;.nd - a. ,,,f..t,,,..a .x,,, Ch.-,.s
r.h,.r ,rho v,v s;tt;,, ~ ona If Tho t,h,e.
Ir;,r;ro hoor co,na to r. ro1;.f .rd l;ftod him
~ .aas,.;.. se,...., ,,~ra tIS ~ l;,l. h;m.cl,
| E;,,1v ..rora, -aon,. ,,,,,a,ad ~o,,rd
ine pefpetra1oF OF the oeeo escaped III l'e
t contuslon' "eooef Was 'naa on oenen, ano
~ Gurus, VINO nses IN INC Vicinity o. 'oe
Groyc. sent Tor and arrived. The pocsor touna
hlm UNCONSCIOUS and apparently IN g a5'ng con-
d1t'on. Lie ordered the wounded man TO be re-
removed to bcFgh's drug store In cass1lle. ana
alter administering IN anod5ne anu applying
cold wafer !eit him. The next da5 ne seemea
better, anu nj night "as removed 10 n's resi-
denec On Hope street. Here he attended MN
until yesterday, when Dr. Wagner, the C'ty
Physician, wus called but could afford the man
no rclief. Several other witnesses are TO-
be examined. The deceased was German,
about thirty-four years old. He was born IN
Baden, and left there in 1851 for this country.
He first settled at South uadley Falls, Mass,
and removed to this city IN 1853. Ae leaSee
"''e D"$ ~ s''e.A s s ss 49,
s"e 'epo.Aaon =. "eDs ~ '40'e''' 'A''A'1'
A"r nj peasa. Mss. A@u. 49,. ,:...,,n.,
osspe, ",' s1o wv eo'eo ."' lA'e ala.''' ~ =
aeeu, 'nu "a',p lug ~" tus appsa1@a'' " "
"'nu' IN" oe'1oeFa1e nantuct, = d 1a'se'
4 sxALL Thomus Hcnncsy, who
! e1o;ms IN he n constable nnnearei in The Police
, 1859-07-11

- Tic horse ana carriage Of i. Il. Pome'
roy, werc stolen from the front Of the Firs,
Presbyterian Church on Friday evening.
, 1859-07-11

Excrps1ox 10 LAkE fonEsr.-A Pic Mic Ex-
cursion will be made to Luke Forest, on Thurs
day, .1st inst, under tue auspices OF the Fly
,nouti, Church and congregation. Tickets for
tie trip 50 cents, to be had at E. S. Wells shoe
store and at Tomlinson's book store. Cars
lcayc Milwaukee depot at Q O'Clock
, 1859-07-11

Aesss;a G1 3oy 9S fo W. ts @ S
trict in place Of Wright, declined.
, 1859-07-11

~The gas pipes hars been laid along State
street up ss far as Twelfth street The lamp
posts aze being put up. aud gss is being rapidly
introduced into the Stores and dwellings in thai
b5tberto benfghted region up town.
, 1859-07-11

Remember when you wish good article
of Kerosinc Coal OH. Chimnies Wicks, dc.
1hat thc Lamp and Ol Emporium Is at 1ss
Ci.rk 81 jy+ew
, 1859-07-11

rT The fifth case Of those very cheap split
straws u 81 aud sl.e5 has jus: been opened At
N, Ii. Ma,-sh's, a55 State street. They are be-
ing trimmed up with rich ribbon and French
flowers for from &s.75 to q each No better
bats are shown for Eve dollars anywhere in this
city. No~at
, 1859-07-11
CHICAGO MONDAY 1852


C1scr1r CouRr-DxIoRx JuDox Max1KRax.-
This tribunal on Saturday 1ast MAS engaged in
irving ciuse, Of which the following is brief
history; In January, 1858, Wilkinson and Nc
Gayrs, Attorneys of this city, broa aght an action
against Elihu Granger for t12oo due for fees.
Prior 10 that time Mr. McGilra hsd collected
$500 from the then Sheriff, which he had in his
hands, the result Of IN execution in favor Of
Granger. against 1saac Cook. This amount
was not paid over to Granger, although the lat-
ter alleges that be called several times on Mr..
Mcsilvra, and received promises Of payment
from day to day. When the suit commenced
Granger waited on L. D. Wilkinson, the partner
ofMcGilyra, stated the facts and he advised Gran
cer not to employ counsel, that he would pro-
tect him md also agreed to make reasonable
deductions from the charges Of sl2oo-
Grunger relied upon that and paid no attention
to the suit. McGilsra without the knowledge Of
Wilkinson went on with suit and got njudgment
for the full amount, without allowing the $500
or making the promised reduction in the bill
After the Judgment was obtained Granger and
wilkinson effected settlement, and Granger
executed notes for the balance due Aesns. W.
and H.. which was considered satisfactory
termination to the matter. The notes were trans
ferred to Joy l. Frisbie by Wilkinson. They
obtained Judgment On them against Granger.
subsequent to this McGilsra fled u bill in chan-
ce.y against Wilkinson and Granger to set aside
the settlement, on the ground that it was unau.
thorized by him, on which bill there was decree
entered setting aside the settlement, and exc
cntion has issued On both these judgments thai
Of joy L Frisbie, and the original one IN
favor Of Wilkinson and McGilTra.
The action now had in the Circuit is to en-
yoin Wilkinson and McGilyra, Joy and Frisbie
from collecting the money on the executions
on the ground that tbs t1eoo Judgment was
obtained by fraud, and that By enforcing the
collection Of both judgments Grangeris is not only
compelled to, pay the original claim t"iee over,
but is not allowed the set of Of $500. 1t is also
claimed that Granger waited on the Sheriff and
notified him not to pay orerthe $500 to AcGilE1a
ali when collected, but he was induced to DO 30
on McGilyra's representation..that he had subse-
qucntly obtained full power to collect the money
from the Sheriff, which WIS paid orer. The de-
fence claims that the action in chaucery in the
Superior Court is bar to proceedings in the
Circuit Court. Messrs. ". 4. Cameron and E.
Martin appeared for complainant, and MeGilrra
perse-
The case was not concluded on Saturday.
, 1859-07-11

RAILROAD CoXFpK14.-I44N Gay - nos Lar oS
tant when the sleeping car M eease to be N
Mt raction on a few rosds, d considered lu5u- !
~ by the traveller. it will teome = necessity
ind mart of every train os6t every road in the
country, when the Journey extends through the
nioht, I'd accomplish thin saesideratum there
viii doubtless be many s4szations snd some
improyemen ent, before the I'D Of eonsfa-s u OBJ
tanned; but that it will b a&sained ~e have no
..:~ ~s,. cf man ~
.--,...th.. .vxt-,, of .tonx
~ 49,. :. ~ 49, uaf.s.hn, II n, rooms, whose
na.,o ps :. 49, ,nd mo y "a being cheated out
- % a. ~: f. . ,nonihIu of ipaiaestible
- ~,qrcsf or,te,s. railroad
~ ':e.s ..;I-,.d .of1.e v;,i H. superseded. no.
~ ~ 49, ~ .n,,;c .ndo,.;no Er4ett,s cheap and
n,.tv nlan al carving yours1n sandwiches in
a., h., hv h.tfnp refteshments
'1 ~. :s;ted tn that npr-
'e1'se W ~ ,.s ...;,. r.~.b,, rocked rict-
~ - ,;~a, ..i,bont: half the inconye-
nience incurred On steaubosf' IN handsome
travelling eating sa'oon' with pot.ao'e k,'en@
en- attached. This thing "aPsoe .s1eo snu ae'
complished before the Pacific hauFoao = coa'.
pleted; bnt now our business is to treat OF
another improvement in sleeping cars.
Some inventor has of1e1u9teo ne" "oa az
eS:1,-s~ -. .a,.. ,., ha -,nxer,cd ;nto con,.
RAILWAY cas sea's ea't ~ s'4 '~ wv.
Portable sleeping be1fhs atch.gnt' Inc seat Is
rradc sena,ate frnm and inaependept Of the
s..l. | .na ,hs;~ xnnnort. ,n,4aa the form of .
backs anu tne'1 supports s4 =: 'uo 10. 4o1n VI
box, 50 IS to casry blankets 1aa PILLOWS thefc"
in. and run backward and forBard On guides af-
er.d IN tho a;dea of the car. The backs are af.
liked 10 Inc SUES VI '1ie ea"' u ~
supports On the central aisle. When the cur is
N 1,e srronSed {5r sleepinp. the screw min or
~ o' .,.. -,
spring that holds thesea' IN P'1ee outs"s 1ae
day time is Withdrawn, aud the seat slides into
the place occupied By the passengers legs when
! xeated. md the back. describing the area Of 8
circle, takes the place vacated py 1ae seas' ior~
iup a continuous plane from end to end of the
t,u. ,;kx tb,eo ,f a c.,a1
car ufops 'tom aoo'e' .Ae -
boat, are let down, hence the PACKS anu sea's OF
| two adjoining seats furnish beds for two per-
sons. md The drops from above furnish two
senarate or single beds. In the dny time these
drops are fastened to the ceiling ihe aovan"
| t,usx sre that during the day the car can
'aee' ,:-.:--,;.haa er,n, N, o,5;,o-,,
scarcely DC distinguished 4to44 'Ae A4a'
car now in use; the seats can Dc reversed as
is usual in day car., and passengers relieved
| erom r;d;no face to face, Is in other sleeping
are not necessary, both the ne" anu Fenn1at'on
, 1859-07-11

Photographic Fine At Gallery, Floreuee
Brigham, propzietors and operators, l42 Like
street. jel1-1m
, 1859-07-11

r. Hon. lta M;uard Of ST. Charles, has pre-
.ente3 thu Audubon Club with fae spseanso
Of the x1sy fox, killed near that place.
, 1859-07-11

~yau Shack tells good story, and It is
trne. Read his advertisement and sare heating
he house next ironing day, BY using West
like Furuace, which are sold II II State street
inst
, 1859-07-11

SrPEnron CouRr.-Betore Judge 'an II. At9-
gias.--On Saturday in this Court there was tried
tbc case Of Morse It al. IS. J. ". Davidson,
ex-U. S. Marshal for this District. On the 9Th
Of july, 1857, the Marshal arrrsted Bruce &
Dobson on capids fer debt due Morse Co.,
amounting to xo.7s9, but subsequently, allowed
them to leave his custody, whereby it is alleged
TINT through tho Marshal's remissness the
nlaintifIs lost the collecting Of their debt, and
this action is brought against him for recovery
Of same. The case WIS not concluded on Sat-
urdsy,
CoS4sxpr CAsg-ARrlpAv1rs OF -FOUR JURORS.
| We cure the substance of Born and Wangtr-
sheim's answer On the charge Of tampering with
Jurors in the case Of G. Meyer rs. G. Meyer,
before the Superior Court, but neglected to give
the statement Of the jurors, j four Of whom filed
afidayits contradicting the statements Of 3. and
II. in essential particulars.
Farr. one of the jurors sets forth in bis
affidavit TINT he wus stopped on the stairs, while
the case was pending, BY Born, who said to him,
II guess the old man is pretty sick now" This
wns after Born had giyen bis testimony, and
sccp af,iant on the jury.
The affidavit Of a. G. Law, ono Of the jurors
xtatas that a. he was leaving the court house
, 1859-07-11

The HYDE pAnx HoTEL-The new and elc-
gaut Hyde Patk Hotel will be opened to-day by
Messrs. Taber, Hawk Co., Of the Richmond
House, and will be " operated" during the sea-
son for the accommodation Of boardcrs and
pleasure seekers in connection with the }attcr
establishment.
, 1859-07-11
Nfm embellishments.

~ C. Il sRiskx Ad'rtf'1"q <7ax, 8 Dsa'bsfA>1s
ts s4aottAd - rs,sss Ads~ 'r Aa a'd al IL
r-.a.e pnu*t. II d. yo1sh E.k tzl-hAy
, 1859-07-11

T- 1t the meeting Of the Chicago Garden
er's Society, held On Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to make ar
raucements with thetState and United States
Fair for holding the next Floral and Horticnl-
tural exhibition: J. C. Ure, J. r. Williams, D.
J{arunrd
, 1859-07-11

.~T Three Of the fountains in the Court
Hoase square were playing saturday. The
fourth is being put in order. They are splen-
did ornament, and it ID very pleasant to hare
The spray dashed in your face when the sheF-
,oo,nrter marks 90 in the shade.
~ Long John in his basement entertain
nent on Wednesday hight ,uisquoted the say
;nu "Principle., not men," He said he ~as Il
f.ror Of .'Measurcs, not men," He mean
measures Of whisky."
, 1859-07-11

Paorro1ox or GAxx-Editors Press and
Tribune in reply to "An Old Sportsman"
in this mornings issue Of your paper, would
state that any and every violation Of the game
law will be promptly prosecuted By lodging in
for,nution with the President, r. S. Johnston,
Jr-, or any member Of the Club.
Auxilia1 y Clubs hare been formed in many
Of the interior toxns to net in conjunction with
l the Audubon Club Of this city in protecting
rama until the Law allows it to be killed, l. e..
| on and after August lst-
Young chickens, now 20 plentiful upon ths
prairies, should be protected, and hope tht
views Of "Au Old Sportsman will hnd a re
spouse very generally from our country friends
md that thcY will mike m example in escr.
case that comes to their notice.
4 MEMBER or TEE ACpCsos Clrs.
, 1859-07-11

m RRLS. DRIED PEACHES,
L sa snd uppafeA tus4 s.celre6 nd fbr sa!elov sy
ts-r ). ". U1A1E CO, 3 Daa1horhsk
, 1859-07-11

M RBIS, DRIED BLACK
Ll tsu.ez, Just reserved I'd fee x,e ebY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

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81 hiih Foiatoif-.tfct nedi---Eafly Pepf
n Ppnl NJ, lailrs uad'r Iuvi uHorf
ihe gsoala Vth MI n.DA ller.I nr'u nr-
rove nsa lst arul, a'rl iap clio haiio Io',
tsl0s fAt fart lpiu Do iir liupU. core 10 100
o. thfs, hchcs viii earth, ald t.n rrtf lhe
sgio,e he'll ivc ieel deep wish htys. a. firaN,
'fhe rsias vii .sai down ilr leaves aud suaw,
aud no matter roW dV ils .cNs,n,ihe aiouna
WILL never become entirely DIV. We made "
the dy season lrsl ysar ty Planting potatoes
IN tis way, lhr finest and aigesi potatoes We
eyer s,,s hnywheIe. rhose who Ofe willing
10 a'tra,ng expense, mny fur. The early cso'
bsgr, lettuce o q ,aulfowe, IN foi te1,
frost ptaul bot j inay be made alter the i"l'
loving maunos EScgya,e piege %, fonnd ~
large As the frame IL 10 be, twelve inches dsep'
"a this put sis inches Of good cotton seed h.'
up with garden soil nod pot on the lamc'--
The frame may 4, made o! common f'nsN
plank, facing AMI slopur sonih, WIN '',"-
mon window snsh 10 cover H. in in'' ii.n. ''e
seeds; the heat Of tie cotton seed VIII 'o''e
the nlabt into ouitl, growth. In mia w'r-
Their, take of the sash that the pants may hnve
air. When cotton seed clnnu, be hol, sHp'c
manure will answer Have convenient some
Old Innuinp, loose slpN or hay % poee over
the sash. la very cold weather, a cfon OF very
early nalish peas nity be obtained by pant
inc in the following manner Open Nvr'h as
long az the row iR to -, eight OF tea W'H'S
deer; in tho bottom OF .hc ueHci jig M some
we'll fotled maulr' lhc iJcuch should be "."'
twelve iuchts wide. w NE bottom ol '.s
trench plant doul'a Fow Of English pens V"'
enr'y yariofissl IL wiz i9le very severe
. frost TO freeze down % the bottom Of ne W'n'"'
hui should the weather Prove very cold some
.sH.I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

F,ou r.urtg. coI.o county, TeSas, Oct. y, 1853.
.Isuslsr tie Harvester bnilt oiy you ne ly ever
,y' . a' Ss Pat oac WI" Yahr, &c H. sTlNproin.
nAaI.s CoCsff Texas, Jolly J, 1907
,-ln rsca to the p Of hG Ken
t,,y Harvester lave only a have cut with 1t ls
.S itr, Iar',.r have seen fur dasr~pt Kinds Of
Roam work besides m hs1reEy Harvester Nu an s"
InrrnIo when are in tts7 6rdra't. ease aud coveni'ne
* rnging and leaving the 'rnn 40 wiinsl sSnltoh 20, y
nm.y aT, l '' fvorJl, opnon TINT have 81
s sr, Yurs r,ptctfa,ly, JAMES A. SMITH
WA~lu4c,1r, liis county, IeSas' aug ~ 1901
GcIica5E-T rur.hasti Your aseat, to Of yonr Ken
ncy laryalgs for ns % ny =, M cs lVl' Trre are
erat many ofuy ncblrs who w your kapers, ana WEN
y III me turC rs eilv as po.s., asst Is at tho ns'an
Of NAM Of nv tit write. cao engage ten Rep
ers in f,rty esl, hours after hearing lromyGu
machine at WORK IN the del tits county reeds ist 2oi 'o
Eeaper' lon,s respectfully DN i u, ~ ~ Is53
We, the Undersigned lave bought aal used the EntgcSy rF,
vccr are well pleased with Us performances consider NE Dtsl
rcr We ave ever seen AMI would recommend To the farming
c,unap,ty ). g. hIIDRN oOp, * uI'naA County.
GOLD X DONALDSON,
JAMES D JACKSON,
V. T WEST,
tGJbCKsON
.IAMGs .. Ctl I, NFJELD
November lst, Is5s,
tbtye ,.t returned from ,i.its I've STATE Fairs u uols
and Kenucl,y laveulie the acquannneeaf many ahuacpr
of 'pcrltnr'I implements ha!e s,aHIl ,S NJ, No.
Keepers, ;d fully 1.-THE opinion t ua h9atueGE iiaresE
a. Is ~ best adapted the Eants u wa distr III NY ma
have nv travels express the same orinon
About 100 IF these !Ircs.sr ~c sold IN fXtS curing te
II 1863. and tbe' lave sFaA uI''i sA'S ot' O. "
n rlsecis Win be rec ~ delivery At Jefferson on 'c
Orders addressed 10 j. N. & J. c. MURPHY, JEFF
orsop TcxqS OF 10 hcultesignelat AiiliToot, Tex
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
Aohean sOar.

A correspondent Of he "Southe'n Banner,
gives The following receipt Tor soap making ana
adds that It would be worth one thousand dol
lars in the hands Of selfish pefson; but here
II is free. gratis;
Take six pounds Of potash, T,fenis.
four pounds oflard. % 8
one.fourrh Of a louad Of ro.'a p Z"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
E'cxas EeREteMlsaI'y.
NTA TINN EnANl HNWrANS Nd W0OI

TJLANTAIIIN NVJUN---IV tIVyN ~ v WE
LENS, PLAIN AND TWiLLED.
The undersigned would respectfully call The attention Of The
planting interest TO the above goods The testimony Of all who
have them establish tie fact That they superior 70
the choicest goods asmiar name brought to the State
The material Of which they nade best Of the betand with
alloy agents Tor the sale If them at present essts
Carol Hoy Co, New Orleans &essIs. H. hinge Co., Il-
danoa Messrs. +. D. Mich Is Co Galveston; Messs j.
Burke Houston. JOHN 5 BEssER, Iiran1 AEf'
llnltsyille. Augua. ls5s,-sens ON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
CALvEs IoN CAEDs.

isaac d. Vuin,f. suo,. e. COMPTON.
Gavc,ton Agricultural warehouse,
MONO u,slii: corNEE sInAND AND TREMoSr STREET
WHERE sin be found lerg' SOCK Of
UORTiGC LTt RAJ IMPLEMENTS
Suited to the growing wants Of de coa'i' 0@o"s 'he'sre a
great variety Of -, .
pI1l Gii--cas Wrought 3trc from sh one Horse to
nAnRows-- Improved IrGse pui Expanding,
CULTIyArORso All E!als, Cotton Sleeps, Horse i'o'Dn'
ORR sMELIERs--slngs aud roube, or Hand and Howe
CORN NANTErs.
SEED SOW ERs--Eor Fond or lorac,
Alowingaud Rcaping Maahips
Seythes and Cradles ranuiug Mi,s
Tlirsshng Machines Horse and ilaud Uake7 ~.
FIGURING and Plantation Corn Ms, Burr stone and sac' Con-
md Cob tmsheTs and Feed Nils
Churns--RJtary, Thermometer ana bnsh
Garden Engines, Hoes, sradcs axes riggs
Hush lIouas, &c, soro and WHAT Trucls;
Plantation and Road NagoAsj
Garden and Uirt IH'rrows
Wagon and piough Harness, Collars, Ilamesr %ci
OK Yuies Uovs Bow Fins and rui Rings
Road ana pitchins Scralprs,
--lieltiug--
Oak Tanned Stretched Leather, rom = to "a inches
Iucau1d Rubber aSd ply. all widths i;
IIydrantliose, Pipes and Coupling.
Lace Leather Riycts and Iunchcs.
card en- Seeds and Plants
gent o Miller md Ningatc's kentucky Harvester, reaper
and MoNer combined. ,
Mlcr and Nirg.te. ecrn and Con Crushing lIil.
Q Browns Patent Grisr MIL FRENCH and Burr
rEra0Ns rLF-snARPlNINe CORN MEAL AND GEsER
al FEED MILL. ., 49,, a,,,,,,n s,,ar
MiGNINEs AND SEP AIsATol,s, ANp ,,o,-,
MILLER, wINGAIG 4 CO.'S PENHsYLfANIA FOUR
uOGSE POWER AN THRGsllEbS. Is tl
JcCoRD & D0GANbls HORSE PoWkh
AGENT FOR T. CARVER 4 ce;,sIslPRoyED COTTON GIN,
AND omen STEERS SEA ISLAND COTTON GiH.
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GENERAL AGENTS FoR 8tANrfACruRtRS
say i lg5s-i5.lyr. ISAAC Il. WILLIAMS co.
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Dr. D. wilson,

LOCN ted y hIIEs MOULD al FINNU NIIH I I Hl1lUs
South of Mckinney,
TTTOULD embrace this opportunity OF returning
w his grateful acknowledgements for the kind
AMI liberal patronage received during the past year,
and hopes that his successin the treatment of the ya-
rous grades of Winter and other fevers, owing to his
long experience and close observation in their treat
ment will secure to him continuation and increase
of the patronage of Tho public generally. Charges
will he governed by the customs Of the Coqntry.
Januorv 10 1Shn-9S.tf
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q. s. MAIL stage Mimc FROM

DALLAS TO I3EL,KEAP.
va FORT WORTH, KZEATHERfORD
AND BRAZOS AGENCY.
TIME above new line is now in esyrr, ~
J. full operation, with comfor-
table stages and good stock, nv III
king the limo from Dallas to Bel
knap in days, and connecting at Dallas with the
Norheru southern and Palestine lines, affordng ia
eiltes for reaching the Northern frontier Of Texas
not heretofore possessed, stage will leave each end
Of the line every Monday md Thursday mornings.
u. G. HAYNES, Proprietor,
]. X. BARROW, Route am Collecting .fgent
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Bat up he rosin, mix all together well and
set aside Tor fiee days, then put The whole INTO
a ten gallon cask Of warm aterand str tw'ee
a day for ten days, at the expiration oil winch
fine. or sooner. you viii have one hundred
mounds Of excel!en; soap ior 81 80.