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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No coujbunjon be found in the Mastria Medica at
ac So lccas and variousy useful, the ST. NICHOLAS
srouA,H uT1Fs They improve Digestion in Functional
Derinlcuuu The Stomach, aud inyigorate the Nervous
the Muscular System in diseases of Debility gen
.y Int csro ally in eonvalescence from Acute Chron-
e Diseases They possess beyond all other remedies, the
-op ry Of ting Ague, Remttent Fever, and Periodic
EsurJga They will be found of immense benefit in the
TEp, erariOr in Measles scarlatina, Fry
zols etc., aai al chronic diseases attended with Deh:l-
l, ~ IN scrodil. Drorsy, obstinate cutaneous Diseases,
Chores, Hyvtetia ard profuse Sweets during sleep
Fsr saia IS Vs. " Peek, & 20. Dallas Iczaa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

Nj :, Lrcn, Hyde Park VI, writes -"lhm the horse
considered worthless dis rascwas slynl "hu since
the me ol the Mustang nimcn hay" sold him TOT
$40 cash Your Eminent has been doing wonders mp here
isu REnNp StgTET, l'uILNpELrIA, Pa.
(ExrG,cr) "In lining the Kettle n"m tie ire It became
unnnnagcalc tltcd over anil ,calc my hands very So
ycrcly almost to q crisp Hwns awNt sight. The Mus
tang Linmcnt appeared to extract the paint 1t healed rap
idly, without soreness, and len no scar oi account
Truly yours, "CIIARIES FOSTER"
scu Language this is hut the constant and natural echo
wherever this article is uscl This lnmcnt is inl-rcnsn
bic to planters md Of horses and mules. Mr. John
Daniels, Montgomery, Ala sold slave for sson who WAS
raised from utter usclessncss lay this nimcn Every fam
lis should have H. lie very particular aud enquire for the
Mustang Eminent aud take no other
Sold hy MI dealers throughout North and South An"rrn
Errnpc and the Islands OF the Ocean, for - cents 80 cents,
anil 81 OO per bottle. . AK s.
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Flour and Becf'!!!

CEALED proposals for furnishing flour for the
~ troops at Fort Cobb c. N. for one year, will be
received at this Office until the Goth day of January
1862 The -four to be of the best merchantabe quail
ty, and to he furnished monthly in sacks of loo
pounds each, $1,000 pounds each month, to be in.
creased or decreased half, by one months previ
GUS notice from the Commissary.
AL so
Sealed proposals for furnishing the troops at Fort
Cobb with fresh beef for one year, will be received
at the time and place. The Beef TO be of good
merchantahle quality and delivered in such quaint
ties the Commssary may require exclusive OF neck
and shanks and issued if furnished below the price
of IA cents per pound; five days in the week
An proposals to he directed to the Acting Assistant
Commissary at Fort Cobb, c. N, and marked "Pro-
posals for furnishing Flour or Beef"
Bonbam and Sherman papers please copy and send
bill and papers to this Office.
0ice Active Assistant Ccrnrnissary cf Subsistence
. STANLE}. ist i5eateuaHt Isl Cavalry
4 = { s
-. - 1. n - o. - -
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10 From a Government employee, we learn that
Cnmp Cooper is to be abandoned and the troops reno
we'd 10 some point on the Rio Grando. This seems like
Topping off one end to tack on to tho other Our
whole North Western frontier will be left wholly ex-
posed unless the ranging companies reach there in
time to drive of the Indians that still continue to
prowl about the country, committing depredations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Stock Subscription in the Southern Pacific
Railroad COMPANY.

DERSONS DESTROYS of obtaining Stock in the
L Southern Pacific Railroad Company are request
ed to call at my office in Marshall. Those at dis
lance may confer by letter. No subscription will be
considered binding the party unless Mr.. Thomp-
son accepts the Presidency. The Texas subscribers
will have the right to designate and elect the resident
Directors. J. MARSHALL.
Stock .1gent Of S. n. z. Co.
Marshall, Oct. Sth, 1S59.-lS:Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

SauIaHgIs AIovINa.-Our Northern exchanges pre-
has occn in troops of countless myriads moving
from one locality to another, and millions of water
fowls exchanging their northern haunts for more
Southern attitudes. The migration of the squirrel is
conquered by tho old inhabitants certain precursor
Of u cold winter, instinct alone prompting them to
seek moro comic table quarters.
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DALLAS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CIilNICAL ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE.

The regular meeting of the Association is the
First Monday in December, at the Court House i'll the
Of Dallas The full reports of the President, the
Directors, the Treasurer and the Secretary will be
read before that meeting 1t is the regular time for
tbe election OF officers and Directors, and many mpor
tant regulations will be made. Every member, and
every body else should attend and especially those III
arrears JOHN nj. CROCKETT, Rec'g. Sec'y.
Dallas Nov Is, 1859.
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FOR SALE.
ACRES of LAND!

TINE undersigned, living in WAXAHACHIE.
L offers for sale Ten Thousand Acres of choice
unimproyed land, situated in different parts of Ellis
county at low rates. in tracts varying in size from
100 to 1000 acres comprising timber, prairie and
WATER and some of the most desirable situations for
health and beauty, in Northern or Northwestern
Texas well adapted to either stock raising agricu
tural purposes. 5"TITLES GUARANTEED. resg
r. \. DAVIS.
Waxahachie Nov. Q, 1S59.-20:jt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

The popularity o(the MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNAMEST,
is coeNensiNe with the civilization ~ the Guho, othcruyii'
res oailn alleviate pain aud dstgss-llus Fimi'
~ Physicians, Government Hospitals, Hniers, llantcrs,
Farners, lNegmen, Se have practically demonstrated
this throughout hrworli No article ever cuIc recci'
we'd such undivided praise Nnd support nom Medical and
Lilo
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CRANE & COMPTON,,

GRS AN A. "a eVMA wv,
Importers of and and Dealers in
Plantation 81 Builders Hardware, Guns,
&C., AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And lzuchincry Of nil kinds.
ID EAPERS and Mowers, Corn Shelters, Hay
N Cutters, Flows, Elarrows, Mills, etc. Butts,
Hinges, Screws, lacks, Cutlery, Locks, Nails Brads
and Spikes, Gimlets, Saws, Anvils, Vices, Rakes,
Forks, Blacksmith's longs and Hammer, Harrow
Teeth, Grind Stones, Well Buckets, Picks, Grub and
wedding Hoes Shovcs and longs, Boat Spikes, Sad
dlcry Dray Collars, Brides and Saddles. Plow and
Dray Harness, Trace and Log chains, Black, Varnisl
Paint Whitewash and Marking Brushes, Scales and
Balances, Shoyels and Spades Axes and lIatchets,
Sugar-house Lamps, Cane Knives, etc etc.
Agents for Todd and Rafierty's Steam Engines
from three to one hundred horse power-portable and
stationary. Strong and Ross Platform scales, etc.
Faller's Patent Portable Iron Railing.
Moro Castle, Strand, Galveston.-Nov. 2-1S:2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

~ Wsaro indebted to Mrs. Julia A. Floyd, Of
breckenridge for the present Of two fine bee's, weigh
Ing. enc n diem q lbs, aud the other lbs, Mrs,
Coyd .aa lgst any one in the county, this year, in
Nv, tse,s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

tIErUrH NuNr.-we learn that our good friends
600 Five Mile nirnd celebrating the Christmas holi-
days with grad hunt after mulc.carcd rabbits du-
rims .lo day. nd dancing parties at night. wcwish
tlrn "a jolly o. &c and every possible enjoyment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

II Ther1 r. a constant demand for houses in BAL.
as lu.t now Our town is receiving large share of
ne amiEu.lua, aud there arc many more en- route
ION this place, The owners Of vacant lots would do
we'll 10 hyll A1uses upon them for rent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Settle glp !!

DFVgHC Nsb.
A LII persons indebted to Inc by accouM for 1855,
n will please call and pay up or give their notes,
as may be most agreeable to them Many of your
accounts arc nearly barred by limitation and | am
determined not to let any more run out of date. a
man who says he is minister Of the Gospel, refused
to pay one of my accounts, the other day, simply be-
cause he considered it barred. This has called forth
this publication Money, notes or judgments | must
and ,rill have, and am not particular which. Now,
gentlemen, just suit yourselves
Oct. 7, 1S59-l5:tf GEO. W. GUESS.
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STR YED or STOLEN.
NOfICe

hereby given that at the September term 1888, Of
the Honorable County Court Of Denton County for
Probate business the undersigned was duly appoint
ed Administrative Of the the estate Of James NJ. Nc
Thenny, deceased, late of sand county All persons
having claims against said estate will present them to
the Undersigned properly authenticated for accept
rn-e Within the time prescribed by Law, or they viii
he barred auI t.a-s indebted siN make lnniefiat,
payment ~ ia p ~, 'LiL In A' -i'7 g.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

lS~ irrai ton continues undated and high
y respectable ass Of citizens is now settling in our
county
Large bcrls sheep still continue to pass through;
aud Judging ,rua the vast number that have come,
,ac exodus from Missouri and Arkansas must be
nearly over We notice that many valuable horses
sl.l mare, nrc .rought to the country this season,
and f. greatly increased number of negroes. We
know oS uo Place IN the Union where negroes are so
healthy ul 'hritty us in Northern Texas, and no
place Nhcrc .aor is lighter and more remuneraive,
considering tho haractcr of the crops that are made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Presslers New Map of Texas.

Co. ffi - sIls niA maIs, cHl,lel b. Charles W.
f. CHI TA0ghsHsn q the 0eneTs land Odioe Al Aus
u .ltF osloTsi ana TOlsgs, designed expressly hr
..Ug al oi0es, sale Al tlc Herald az
grrr fi -, Casa, Il is ADMITTED by all that this is the
coo fI,s u fexas p0ilisli, fhose wishing
-l 20 rtl .EI. As tAlIe arr tat ~ VA hand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

49, We arp under obligations to the Hon. $, A.
rgu,'7s Gr o. euments. sc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Mount Prairie High school.

NlT
w Assistant.
The second session II this school, will commence the first
Monday In October. The scholastic year will be divided into tive
! sessions Of five months each.
TERMS--of TUitiOn per Session
Grammar and Arithmetic 81 81
Grammar and Arithmetic continued, Elementary Algebra,
Composition, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and History IL 80
Algebra continued, Geometry, Trigoncmetry Surveying,
Descriptive and Analytical Geometry nilerentnl AMI
Integral Calculus, Astronomy, Mental Philosophy, the
elements Of Latin Greek and Spanish languages 10 90
Students will he charged from the time OF entering until the
close of the session. unless in Of ppactcd illness.
Tuition payable ut the expiration OF each term
This schools located Dallas county, miles north Of the
of Dallas, the residences II n Mrrrl ani NJ. p.
forner 1r hoard he had with the Principal reasonable
Each student will BE- charged 90 cts per session. Incl
dental expenses. ll;ly.
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IiItEUMiTIsM

uyear standing, has hCon totally cured rlc,, Ulcers, Iu
mors, Running Sores scronla, stnjoins, Frun,r swongs
nums Bites l"ls, Chaps Neuralgia, Salt Rhon, aud ull
aches and pains upon man, and kindred complaints upon
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

lB' We learn that large Ball will be given at
Ncnthcrt5rd On The evening Of the 26th December.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
EI.aIs COUNTY.

TAKEN Up hy ! w Hrur,, and cstrycd before Wm
phipus E,pr one Clll.SNlf SDlEL HORSE, small stu
In is mrc ,,huu wears nl laa hands high, no brands
prrrrNnllri appraised NJ 80, krl Ort, " 1854, u
TAKEN VI lS Mn phpps, aud cStEyrd before 4 I
brock, EsIr one LAY MAREn wears old, ~ hands hnul,
high, sulllr marks hnih sides 0f her back branded
tc Ion shoulder small star in forehead apprss" nj si
one BAY NEAlllNG MARE COLT following said marc;
appraised NJ ch, Also one nay two yCnr Old HORSE COLT
No brands pcrciythlo appraised ut go.
Filed Oh Is 1854, n
TAKEN W. iY Chapman and estrnyed before stroop
E~IY ono WHITE WORK OK, some jor years oll black
spooks nn tho badly, marked crop pn uuhct and split In
the right ear and half crop In the c brands pcrrrhuLc;
appraised NJ $50, Filed Ori al-t 1883. 81
TAKEN UP by l. iAndriil and cstrnycl before So
Ncr, EsI one SORliEL MARE, or wears odd about u
hnn. high small star forehead len hind foot white, rrar
IA right hind uu partly tho luOi saddle marked, suh
mare hasa BAY CbI.r about orG months old mare and
crlt appraised ~ sls5. Filed Nov. 1T iSIa ~
TAKEN UP ly liunry Cox, unl rstriyod lcinrc Vim
lmrps, one DARK RAY HORSE about 10 hand, hight about
10 years old branded III, III" len shoulder has small c
same brand the bll, star in forehead; appraised NJ
so, Filed Nov lst 1851 II
BENZ. +. HAWKINS cIkc.cr. CO.. rex.
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EsrRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY,

TAKEN UP lN John fyluE amt rstrlyrd hefIe v Law,
eneh T. ~ in prrenrI No Ons hFehi BAY MARI unr NJ
old h0h hind I white 20 the hO,k md rphJ fore
Et white with lB1r ia hrr fare and ls hal the lstuOg
hrlnded r. on Ilo len shoulder tsa hugse .olI valued
al sIO ~
TAKEN UP lN n NJ liaWlns, and .ttrlloi before 4 "
Lavender j. r. IN Precinct Ne :, email BROWN STEER
years odd, Marked rTnp on the len anl under ll IN the
ri'tI "r branded un the len hip ad Son r'c homi ap'
praised ~ $50 IN, ~
l TAKEN uP by = lrmOn Carver anl o,nyrl hof,rc John
Ncuyl0ek T., Ia Precinct No q, one YOKE III OMEN one
BROWN STEER wears OLD, marked crop and spin IN the
lon ear and split IN the right ear hndel "n The len hip
the other WHITE AMI RED SPECKLED STEER with
r- head aud neck years old marked crnp o the lot and
undcrlt m the right branded NJ on tile right hp HP
pHi-e'l NJ 50 -
TAKEN up lg Lindsay lianmu, mud estTRyed lFore y
smith !, r., IN Precinct No |, one WHITE md RED OK
ul1uI years old, has large h with r1w hide collar
and marked swallow fork and ndvTit each ear, branded
MI and appraised at -, ~
", X, MAsTEN, cLE c, G, Der
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SCHOLASTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
MALI DEPARTMENT..

I MALE DEPARTMENT..
Rev, Rufus Burlcson, A. W., President and Professor q
RIiicnt and spanish Languages $50
pr p Il, Wallace, A. NJ Prof Of Natural Science and the
French Language,
Al Philosophy and Bellies LeItTes,
Mr. o. H. leland \, H., Prof Of Mathematics and AsITnn'
OmN,
Iouis Frnke A. NJ Prof of German Language and lit
or,ulTV,
NJ J, J., smith, prncipsl al Preparatory Department.
Wn H. loTg, Tutor
LAW DEP
PROgE-Nul,Si
Hon, Il, r. Wheeler, Hen, H. T. H. Baylor,
Wm, H. Roger, EsIr John SHylc,, EsI
This Institution IN nrr-hing Oniii0n,-2ii students
reported IN the lis tninguc the truy, cplnc and
health Of the University Ugr U!l unsurpassed hy any young
Institution IN Amcrrn,
Tuition m primary department, go year
COLLEGE, tn
Literary aud Incidental Zee, hn
li0irl Ia good families NJ hnm slu n SIs q month,
The Literary Department commences eNrnr-,s m the
1T ii February, Hni lilo Law Department on the 10Th oil
June,
For Further particulars Catalogue, address pr.-
,cut ll'Fl'S g. HlRllSuN, or Hon II, r. WHEEL EN,
Independence Texas, urt 10, lsipr-ldly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

The Nass democratic State Convention.
We fear Ia' ur suggestions about the propricty
ofcb1ugmg the place of holding the next Convention
hayc Isad some of our democratic friends in Par
kpr When we recommended Austin to be substitu-
led for the city Of Calves ton, found u response
,row su.ora i"pcrs hut yo. authorized action
mHs been haId upon the subject. Tho next Conven-
tonwas appointed to be held at the city of Galveston
on the inst Monday in April 1860, and not at Aus
Tin, Oh the Sth Of January. At the last Convention
AZ the ity Of Houston, Mr. Ports recommended the
city oi Hampstead for the next meeting of the dcmoc-
laey; but Mr., Dancy moved that the city of Calves
ton 10 substituted for that of Hampstead The reso-
pnoa as amended was adopted
If lho second Saturday in December be an unfavora-
b day, ha Choirman of the Democratic Association
Of baIas County will appoint another time for the
meeting Of The democracy in this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Tobacco Agency.
Honston, Sept u, 1S59.-12:3m.
ITEiH SAW md GRIST MILL FOR SALE.

7 WILL sell the Mill property, rrg=T<,.-a
known as Coombs' Mill, located fiIi5zslls ~.
on the West Fork of the Trinity,
miles from the town Of Dallas, with -ss.lisssss
40 acres of land being the mill site Persons wish
ing to buy would do well to call and see the premises
aud the advantages they possess The mill is doing
good business and is constantly employed. Terms Of
snle-onc-iLird cash, and the balance in twelve
months GREEN C00MBS.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 21.-l7GmO.
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The Cedar Springs Institute,

COATED four miles North West " Dallas Dallas county, Tex
- rs, will open la SECOND SESSION On the al Monday IN
SEPTEMBER 1883 under the superintendent VI I'M MAR
RlS, with competent assistants " necessary,
T6rmS, per session Of ire Months
Primary Department, per month, 81 60
Intermediate Department do. do. 10
Higher English Department, do do 10
Lmgual Department, 10
The uovc terms will he adhered To in all except In r'
lract"i sickness, AMI pupils charged irm n Close NJ
session. The Cafrs, NJ the locality " this school AMI the
refinement oi the surrounding citizenship not h. suas,
any where IN the state. The huling Just finished Is large
enough to accommodate hundred pupils. and n been
stcr with special reference In the convenience aud adaptation
To the health of those who may occupy board can be- obtain
al the school, reasonable All bills duc ;c close
II the session. April -, ls69-iJ.ly
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hAHNil.SE fNN""'N'" 'o'"'
LYONS srrf<sewDnvs, 4

IY destroy Garicn InScn Coe,rgrhes, BsfHss flfSs,
.intS, Moths, and an pests Of hSI"Sine Kind
The importance Ola rclmhcAr trlc hfs Kind Is nc.t-
malc. In wcthcr all nature teens with tSS "'ir'y-
ing foes This powder is the oplS 4iclc ever M-cover'd
which will cytcrmnate tl,on' company of bot,mist, from
the Horticultural Society of Paris, while amidst the ferns ri
Asia, observed tsall insects lighting on occrtin kind Of
plant very dropped dead The fact was made use otto
guard their night camps from these inrdcrS Quantities
Of the plant brought home by Dr. L. Lyon, and found
positive destroyer in every experiment 1t Is simply
powdered leaf chemically prepared To resist the effect the
age and climate Medals and Letters Patent have been oh.
talncd from the governments Of England, France, Gcrnn-
ny and Russia from the Worlds Fair aud numerous med
teal and horticultural colleges and securities
Letter from the President of ti,c United sfntcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

TT Is FREE EI:Or, POISON.

NEW York, October Ist ISIS
Mr. l.. LyoN-Dcnr Sir We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and ml them perfectly harmless to
nmlnd and domestic ;inlla, Tut Itsn death when
hulcl 10y bugs ants and Insects.
JAMES Il. Chiffon NJ. -. Chemist
LAURANCE REID, Prof. ChemiSiry ~ Y. HosPitm
NJ John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New York Hos
pltl says "hc has expelled all the bugs, ants, Iphrs,
moths .rc with Loyns Powder, and finds it of immense
value" Every Observation-Disclosures must have direct
interest in I'M article this kind Reference be made
to the Astor St. Nicholas, and metropolitan Hotels to Judge
Meigs President the American Institute; James Gordon
Bennett Gen Wngfe.d Scott, Cyrus W. Field L. NJ Pcase,
of the Five Points Mission, sc. Judge Mcgs says,
Ths discovery of Professor Lyon, of national import
once. The Farmers C0b have tested it thoroughly. 1t
will destroy locsts, gresoppcrs ants, moths bugs and
al vcrmn Garden plants be preserved and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are made through Mcssrs. BARNES &
PARK of New York, have it sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised. lie cpors
NEW YoRK, November Stl 1906
In retiring from business, have sold all my insect Pow
dcr and Pills, Letters Patent and the secrets pertaining
thereto to NIcssrs BARNES PARK. This Powder is dis
covery made by myself and brought from the interior Of
Asia and is unknown to any other persons. The genuine
effective article is put up in tin cnstcrs, and will
tinue to bear my 'E. LYON"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder and are killed
by Magnetic Pill. Order them through any merchant.
TITS Lyons Powder kills insects in trice,
But Lyons Pills mi xed for rats and mice
Sample Fasks cents regular Sizes and 81
VS. Follow directions. freely and thoroughly. eu
BARNES e, P.AREN,
[vsn3:6ml 10 & 10 Park Row. New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

| a. REED'S M%hA ANp HkAND.-BraN
~ for horses and cattle--is the letters y ID. MarkH
walUwiork and undcrb in the right and and split In
left All not in this mark have other brands in addition
to nine Any information thankfully received Address, Palace
Hill, Dallas county, Texas. july 90 lSj9-2ly
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THE HERALD.
I.nnAI. ANn OOuNTY Mans.

NlE-tt EssONs.---ATs iATlMEn will eoutnue
VI H. T stHle0n un lile PiAAO a these Who desire
ahH Ives Oi her suTgers, the usual terms. ss-
|.r.r igs nanuills. u the nIdiOn Ite IiiId
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

"ENEcuTvE MANSION, WNsnIN6roS, 3st, JAN, 1863.
"NGr. emanuel LYoN,-Dcm Sr:I have til" pleasure To
inform you that the Royal Commission, of the Worlds Far
ut London have awarded you Medal and Certificate for the
great value OF your Magnetic Powders Sc.
"MlLLARD FILLMORE, Chairman
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Fine RgOo.led sheen.

waxahachie, Nov. ., 1S59.-2O:5t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
oTanon sn and Done For.''

The Ohio State Journal "gOt" the
Statesman badly, the other day. Under
the head of"Tuo Popular Sovereignty"
it published the followingi
"That Slavery is an evil, that It was
brought upon this nation by no moral
right, and exists by what is believed TO be
the force of necessity, because II is inter-
woven with every political relation aud
civil institution in the South, is not to be
cOntrovertcd.
While public opinion may be divided
perhaps on the subject ofagitating the re-
peal Of the Fugitive Slave Law, there Is
nevertheless another matter IN close con.
nection with il, on which, IL is believed
the sentiment Of our people is entirely
united. The area Of slavery must never
be extended in this government while the
voice, the united voice and action ofOhic
IN any constitutional form, can stay it,
Here with proprioty we may take oul
stand: Thus far, proud iraUe, thou shall
advaHee, but no farther shalt thou come.
The Statesman swallowed the bait mos
readily, aud was consequently "hooke'
in" II talked about the above as contain
ing "doetriles Of that cd traitor" Joshul
r. Giddings, and all that, The little ab
clifton editorial was, Of course, full ofdqn
ger, full Of unconstitutionality, full ofdia
unionl
The beauty Of il ia, as says the Jourp0
"the article was taken verbatim from III
inaugural address Of G Governor Wood tho
Democrat Of the straightest sect, in 1852
Unfortunately the proper credit was omit
ted, thereby exposing US to the charge o
aboltionism1l ID alf