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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
ESr IL you HAVE A Cough,
TkgE HAM pTANys

ET" II you HAVE COUGH,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
-''' TAKE HAMPTON's TINcTURE.
II you have Rheumatism. --
Il ''1 ''''' TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
II you have Pain in the Back, .-x.u,,,,,.
II you are all Weakness, -.....,-,
TAKE fAMPTON's TINCTURE.
you nave h'AfTr TAKE HAMpToN's TINcTuRE
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMPTION; The writer
is most highly esteemed like Thousands OF our best
known citizens feels 1t duty TO bear testimony Of
the wonderful curative power OF HAMPTONs
without giving it triaii Gall and get q pamphlet
BALrrMoRs, SEPT Is, 1853.
Msssrs. Mortimer d Hotc6ray- Gentlemen: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma, aecomra-
MED with shortness OF BREATH with many sy ptonis
properties of HAMPTON'S vEGETEBLE I1eC
TUkE, from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle of the Tincture, and by the use OF
one bottle was much better that was induced TO
use more of it. and by taking five or six bottles was
restored to my usual health, aud will say 20 all per
sous who are afflicted as was to use HAMPTCN's
VEGETABLE TInCTURE.
Gentlenen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the afflicted.
ELLEN FEDeU,
3. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Nd.
~ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
ssid by PURCELL. LADO 4 Co. Richmond: by
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; BY all the Druggists
In Petersburg; by MORTIMER d M0WBkAY.
Baltimore. and by Druggists and shop-keepers
everywhere.
ssA- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no l-dGwt5
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AND NO HCMBUG-
PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0N0R-
RIGA AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing 40 hler-
cural or Balsamjc properties excels every thing
heretofore offered the pubic, in Its curative reste
rative and reGovatlng powers; and the medical
world are astcnished when told that the above O.
medy will cure the above diseases. ana confounded
when they have ocular delonsr ations of the acis
But the Proprietor who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years has known OF case of twenty
years standing be restored to perfect health and
all other of shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case of t}cporrh0ea " bich the remedy will net
cure provided the directions are carried out with
prudence on the Part of tbs patient; and to any
purchasing half dozen bottles, aud using accord
ingly, in his or her caSe he guarantees perfect
meiicjne. free of charge, to complete the cure
through bis agents. and will be effected with
out incoD venieuce 10 the patient. Sold by
GRuBBS Il APPERsON, Drus gists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
da EnaR M n a
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T OsT.-On yesterday morning, be
IL twe,nJ A Arnolds shop, on 9Th st, and the
Post Office, q $40 NOTE. north Carolins-Cspe
Fear money. As am lsboring mao, and cannot
afford to lose it-havng large family TO support
l hope the finder will leave it ut this office, when
they will be rewarded. ia Ell"
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SPECIAL MoT1CHe.

~ Nav ARD SPLD1p1D AssonTn1nf
Or fancy HAIR PINS. received and snr ssls rsa-
ynabls. boEr SSrc..t
In lg-6t III OAo1 -
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v,sxs Chicago Press says thu.
yee,g lady, nov sewing strl In that city. hs.
sseeessd . letter from uncle In Nav York
stating that herself and two unclss had t.I,s,,
egnal hairs 70 the comfortable sum az IN coz -.
aeeut 3lae0 by the rsosnt death II al unc Ia =,
CAleatsa, India, whore he had accumulated NJ
tmneess fostuus IN msrcAntile pursui,s. A''
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

increase over -. . ; -; and hal
per cent as compared with the receipts f the
Responding months Of the previous ysar.-LyHct
buf1 V3TJitaion.
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LCUND.-A few weeks 60, in this city,
D a small GOLD BSEASTPIN containing hair
has on it Initial ard figures The owner can
hear from the same by applying at this Office.
ia
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r OST-On saturday evening 10th inst,
IL between the office If the Richmond FIRE Asso.
citation and my residence of Marshnli and lst
streets a Watch SEAL. composed of gold figure,
mounted on a comedian stone, which has no design
thereon The fuder will be suitably rewarded OF
leaving the same at the Office of the kchtnoni Fire
Association. JNo boShhn.
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g. FOR RENT-Ths Store and three
81 Rooms. No ga Broad street. bet ecu 18th and
5tb suited 10 any light and genteei business Rent
low. Apply on the premises. ia lS-3tS
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=. Omar bargains In Raglans aI

M ~ 1sss. ITS Broad d.
- Omar bargains in Raglsns and
Fancy Goods. Furs. Fringes and Cloak IIimmings'
Rsrisns and Fnrs Tor Children. to be sold regard
iass ~ cost and at prfces 10 defy composition
isss " eo''' q IZEKIEL. Cloak and Mantle.
ial7-lw Depot. G. MAIN stfest'
NM BAxsn's CHOCOLATE, BsonA AND
Coao1- For sale by JNO w GAkLICk..
VIVA Apothecary and Druggist,
iaIs-M Market Place, frsakhn 81.
- To Mars sweet aEd wholesome
Loaf bread Biscuits. Buckwhest Cakes. &c
USE sEaPLRS lSfAIIiDhBA BAKING POWDER.
isi al s~t: JNO W aARLIUK, sole Proprietor.
e6S- Try
Samples INFA n!kskE POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and disg sries 20 cents
nr PURE MEDICINAL COP LIVER Oil
For sale ut the Di ug and PTesct ~ sIdrs
ia ,s--st Market Place, Franklin st.
10Y JOSEPH HoDasoN, JR., Attorney
st aw and General Land and Prescription Agent,
~ La" ""0 KANSAS CITY. MO.
Hon Fl. A. Wise. Governor of Virginia;
Professors NJ nor and Holcombe. University 81 va;
T. Ennaiiy Pres't Bank Of the Commonwealth;
James LYONS, Attorney at Law, Eichmond;
q ". Purcell Co., Exchange and stock Brokers.
aoaain ANDERSON. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
Kent, Paine Co, Dry Goods Joooers' 40
Thomas, Hughes h caldwell. Fancy ecods 1oo-
r;ns gs,s' TardT Williams. Wholesale Grccers;
Ell. skinker & Co Wholesale Grscers, hieh' q.
l0-2m
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ass FOR KENT-And possession given
gu irumedately-A comfortable BRICK DWELL
LING, corner 5h and Canal streets Price s20
Apply on the premises. il lS-3ts
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4uNISicxSf BsoUEsr.-Dr. G. W. Newton, OF
Augusta. Ga, recently deceased left S2Dooo0 TO the
Orphan Asylum of that city.
DsAra OF PIosSsR.-Dsacou Adam Poe, sou Of
Andrew Poe, who had the famous hand to hand
battle With the Indian, Big Root, aud cousin to
Edgar A. Poe, tho poet, died last Wednesday at
RAvenna, Ohio.
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hA.GIPT Book STORE, "a MAIN STAEET.
Last Friday night. at eight.o'clock,
A. 5own Main street driited,

Last Friday night at eight O'CLOCK,
As down Main street driited.
stood before aepscious store,
That famed Book Store 30 GfFfed.
Iha left home with littl funds.
Not thinking Of adventure
But reading Gift Book Enterprise"
Thought for Prize I'd enter.
Thought Beok-ny dollar paid
The clerk steps back and holers
The "pilgrim's Progress"-Ladies' Watch!
Full jewalled ,-FiftyTdollars!
hurried hsme my smiling wife
A pleasant air was humming;
She said, I've laid my work aside,
That might WATCH your coming.
Ehe had been Watching OF course
Her work Of lovsapplaudsd;
Gave her the Book, and with the WATCH.
Her icatching rewarded
Then hurry to the Gilt Book Store,
And fate will lift the curtain;
You may not get Ladies' Watch.
But seME;HISG RICH Is certain. ia le-Ss
- RIcHMoND THEATRE.
LEGITIMATE BILL.
Second night of the p, pular american TragediaD.
MIR. NEAFIR.
Who will appear in Shahspeare's sublime Tragedy
Of
HAMLET.
Tonight; ia the representation OF which he las
won the highest praise from the
PRESS AND PUBLIC
Mr.. NEAFIEAS HAMLET.
Mr.. NEAFIE AS HAMLET.
Supported by the entire strength OF our
EXCELLENT COMPANY.
tA-PoRrRAIrs in cases. Is ceats; except Children
under years of age. are charged 20 cents ut the
Steam Gallery. l39, Main street. Res K Co., Ar
lists. See the new style. tie Pearl Anbrotype.-
Critics and Others pronounce them superior 70 any
other picture extant.
kEGlFr Book HOUSE tits mewhat surprising
tn ma TINT erpyybodv ia want of B. does not pur
chase Mt the GIFT BOOK STORE, No 81 Main street,
where you may buy
ABOuK AND A GOLD WATCH FOR ST.
ABOOK ANDk GOLD BRACELET FOR 81,
ABOOK AND GOLD PEN F0Rsl.
AHO0K AND GOLD RING FOR 81.
ABOOg ANDA CAMEO SET PIN FOR 81.
BOOK kNDA GIFT BOOK FOR 81.
Call and examine for yourselves. ia l4-3t
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Bookstore and Bindery.
THORNDALE. or The Conflict CT 0piniens; by VIM
Smith, % - =,
DALTON's Trea.ise on Human Physiology, for the
use of Students and Practitioners OF Medicine
GO and q
Doctor. ilustrated-l Is
MAJOR rHORPE'S scenes IN Arkansas, ilustra-
ted Is
AMERIOAN JOURNAL of Medical Sciences, by
Hayes; and
MEDICAL News Library for 1852 Subscriptions
reserved
THE LAND aud The Hook or Biblical Ifustra-
tons drawn from the manners and customs.
the scene and scenery of the Holy Land; by VIM
NJ ThompsoL-3 50
JULIA. Novel. by The author of "Vara'-l 90
A HOUSE TO LET, by DicasnE: Lew Christmas
Story-25c
SYLVAN HULT'S Daughter. novel. by Ii Lee
%
WHIT WILL HE DO WITH 1T? by Pisistratus
Caxten-paper f3c; bound 60 ja lS-it
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mn- HAYs4's CHOCOLATE, BR0MA AND
csa,.1 e. ,s,ab Inv JNO w GAKL1CK.
VIVA 0' Apothecary and Druggist,
,ars. Market Place, Franklin 81.
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kc8- LICoRICE.

A. o. G. BRAND.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN rAvoRITR BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SAFE BY JAMES @. MCANDREW,
de 8-ly 81, PINB STREET, NEW YoAK.
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THE BAN KS.

DIVIDEND.- President and BIZ
~ rectors of the Exchange Bank Of virginia
have declared asemiannusl dividend of IA per esn:
subject 10 deduction Il Per cent bonus. payable on
18th inst. w p SrkUrHBR,
la DIV Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

WANTED.--200 hands TO work on the
" Va. q Kentucky X. r. Also some Coca SsVae
Cutters. Address WA. 3. SHIFTS,
40 23-6m Contractor Va Ky u. Ahinsoon. -
WANTED TO HlRE--An experiences
w Nurse. Apply b RA LASCASfEs,
ja4-ts Att Lancaster sous oniro.
WANTED--400 young and aole-oeaiea
W Negroes, FIR depot. train. shop and geoa ss'
''0s' "a''as ~ sA'w SMITH. Gent sup's.
Sup'ts 0lisA We Tenn RR.l A..
LJchburx. Dec "a isas. ae st-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

MYTH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
W beg leave 10 submit 10 my customers and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my sostled Lager Beer, Porter. Aie &c,
during the winter aeason. viz:
Quarts per dozen si7al - cts don allowed on
Pints per dozen. $l.U return 81 bottles.
Halt pints per don Soc. bottles extra
Store aud har.keepers per centsge allowed.
have also on hand Lager Bear In whole. hall,
quarter and eighth bhlE Cream Ale IN whole, half
and quarter bbs and for sale atsthe lowest market
price.
Orders LETT with Messrs Duval & Norton, corner
l0th and Main streets; Laidey Robinson, cor 4th
and Franklin sts, or at my store viii be prompaly
attendedto. WILBAcHEk. 18th st..
mol Between Main and Cary.
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For sale by all DruggfSts and ufscrrs. oo .,,..
ia bit kfNo ~"
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~ To MAEa sweet aEd wholesome
loaf Broad Biscuits. Buckwheat Cakes. &c
USE aEMPLk'S INFALLIBLE ,ownrp
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INTANTED A situation as salesman,

w Clerk. Book-kseper, &C. II Que cannes 20
conferred. the undersigned wants Books 70 hset'
Claims 20 Collect. Copy ins aad Writing OF any kh,
.pd will attend pnnctualy to all orders pertsts,ht
10 any Kind OF In dness frem the COG Htry-buyihs
aud Selling. 80 and 50 on; aud viii, nhsu nefsr
sary refer the public to tho most reliable meh "a
many different counties, and some OF tho NEST enss
uess and honorable men In the city. OF kcamoa !.
Any business demands whatever shall 10 met WA
the most prompt attention.
@ D wo0TT0N. Richmond. Va,
Once north side Main st. 5 doors below M BARK
la f2--lms
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WANTED-A MAN to canvass hiea-
W mond and every city in the Union, ftr ess
aud valuable weik ordered BY Consrssa east ny
the LIFE. TRASELS AND ADVENTURES "
FERDINAND De SOT0, THE DIsCoYsREk W
THE MISSISSIPPI. vol sso, so pages. rrinssaa
on splendid white paper Steel Plates aud ~ Noa
Ens rawlings. Just acknowledgements to eSerJ ~
brary. A book that every body wants. sEa tns
CHEAPEST sS K In the world. Sold oaly By suosefip
ton. Send for q circular De soto sent Zee sh!
RFLLOYp,
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Doll BUTrER-ROLL BuTTER--Call
at pLEASANT5 BROS BUTTER DEPOT,
TIL. norning Il ysu want strictly prime article q
kuLL BUTTER. Main street. betweaa Hth ana
18th alta, 1ai3
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vTSHEATRk.

nR. BOZ NTON respectfully announces
II that In addition TO his Lecture upon
Geology AND THE COAL FORMATION,
AT
MEcHaNICS HALL
on TUESDAY EVESIsd, JAN. 10. lsss
He viii Introduce his
IMMENSE IRON GALVANTC BATTERY
Tho lights 10 the Hall will be tor ned of and
series OF the most startling experiments given with
IL that ever presented IN this country. For
particulars zee prosrsmme. Tickets 10 the eogtss
lfour remaining Iectures) 81 Gentifm and lady
81 60 Single admission 80 cents Doorsopsr st6x
To commence at ~. Jals-its
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NOTICE The Mansgsr regrets 20 announce
that In consequence of Mile Piccolominis services
being imperaiively required In LJrdon early in
April he has been unable to obtain an extension of
his contract from Mr Lnmley. Manager Of the
Qaeen's Theatre there. This will therefore. most
positively b. the ony opportunity of hearing this
celebrated Cantstrics in Richmond.
sfrhlla pICCOL0MINI departs for Philadel-
phia on sunday, and appears ia that city on Mon.
day Ian oath. lat2-5.
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WANTED. twenty MEN wapted to
w get out cross ties on the Richmond and York
River nsiroad. Twelve cents will be paid for each
tie and timber furnished by the undersigned. M.
quire On sections 9 and 10. t, A. D. Hall.
WIN. h. HENRY.
Richmond, Va, Jan IL, 1853 latS-3,S
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a GENTS CONGRESS GAIT
Ezs$ ERS.-A large and varied assortment OF
the above en- hand and naking 10 order, on short
notice aud at the lowest prices at
HARRIS Il CO.'S Shoe Depot
ia Is No I2g Main st
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WANTS..

WANTED-by respectable young
W white girl. a situation, 10 do the Washing,
ironing and general Homework for small family.
Apply at this Office. Can be seen at Mr. III 0ils
| residence, OF Byrd street. second door from iih
| atrhet La lH--2ts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the Ellis County Fair, Oct. J.


At the Second Annual Fair of the Ellis County Ag
ricultural and Mechanical Association, held at thu
Fair Ground near Waxahache, on the 18th, 18th ana
4th insts., the following premiums and certificate
were awarded, to-wt
CLASS No. FIRST DAv.
Best home made Jeans, 10 yards, to Mrs L. W
Conner, Certificate.
Best negro Jeans, 10 yards, to Mrs L. W. Conner
premium, 81 so.
Best hanel, 10 yards, to same. Certificate,
Best pair Of wooden hose, 10 Mrs. p. G. Sims, Pre-
MUM, 81. Certificate to Mrs. L. W. Conner.
Best ri e carpet Mrs. L. W. Conner, premium, So
Best hearth rug Mrs. NJ. C. Apperson, prem, ,
Best woven Counterpart, Mrs, w. c. Nee, . D.
Best coverlet, Mrs j. Clayton, Navarro, g.
Best pair half hose, Mrs L Conner g SOC.
Certificate TO Mrs c Sims
CLASS No. g
Best display of Silk Embroidery, Mrs E. Neel,
premium, SO. Certificate to Mrs Mary d Patton
Best display of Cotton Embroidery, Mrs Mary C.
Briggs, PREMIUM 49, Certificate to Mrs NJ d Patton.
Best display oswooen embroidery, Miss C. Hicks,
Rusk county, premium So. Certificate to Mrs. Mar
garet Z. Hawkins.
Best pair cotton hose, Mrs Sarah Duneway, pre-
MUM, 81.
Best pair wooden mits, Mrs Duncway, prem. 50c
Best pair Jeans pants, cut and made, Airs. A..
Davis, prem, 81, Certificate to Mrs Burgess
Best GOnts' shirt, Mrs NJ Woodward, premium, So
Certificate to Mrs Niverson, johnson county.
Best patch work cotton quilt, Miss NJ Hicks, Rusk
CO., premium, So. Certificate to Mrs w E. Neel
CLASS No. 3
Best Onions, / bus, } W Lloyd, premium ST.
Best Irish Potatoes, l bushe, J II Singleton premi-
um, 50 80. Certificate to C Neel.
Best Butter, 5 lbs, Mrs L W. Conner, premium,
81 60 Certificate to Mrs W Neel
Best 100 lbs Flour, J II Singleton, premium, 50 so
Certificate TO same.
Best home made Wine, d. P Fearis, premium, 81.
Best Preserved Peaches, Mrs N Briggs premium
81. Certificate TO Mrs w i Neel
Best Preserves jar, Mrs y Neel. preIAirIn 81.
Beet ChiRese Sugar Zane Syrup. Mrs . Burgess,
rtemicin, - 80 Certificate to ) 2 Apprson.
CLASS No 4
Best Burrs1 Il I Dearen, premium, 80.
CLASS No. s.
Per, kIG plcw, BIZ Lismee Karasrb prem 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
Correspondence ofthe Dallas Herald
Letter from Bellsnap,

BELhNAr, Texas, Oct, 18th, 1883
Dear Herald And still Lambda has not f,rgot-
ten his promise to keep you posted up with regard to
the events of the day and place. 1t that con-
siderable change has town of late and
the place once famous for vice and immortality has
become equally noted for virtue and morality. Since
my last there has been protraced meeting going
here which lasted about ten days. The consequence
was considerable revival of religion and increase Of
the members Of the NJ. L. Church.
J; has been more than remarked, and almost
correctly too, that "Belknap was the next door to
hell, but had you been here the last two weeks you
would have thought it "the next door to HeareR.'
Everybody is proud Of the change and God grant it
may work out for the town and country s'more
eternal salvation Turing the revival our business
houses mostly closed every morning for prayer
meeting, and eleven o'clock services. The whole
country seems to have undergone a change and TO
have Emerged from Natures darkness in the mar
vellous light and liberty Of the Gospel"
Wonderful tergiyefniicn! Hence il IS With hope
Revived and encouragement greatly sirengtheHed,
that lOck forward to great ard rejoicing dag for
this couutTy, day Hneu may safely rely upon
that seripts.s proshsz or lsssertidn tst ightcoBs
res exs1Tsth nation ard that through Ifist.ni-
tys ;shFnce "s= Ffaerness and ollilaFy places re:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

D. mtis rIli ahi iba 10 ssft baaslu o. iis fsss 20
We ~ lrfis nHIHifn Lff uiila ani rolls ufnn lfa
iIiina nr.usa, in ief aspifnoe ~ miaft ffsiinss.
anl .hH HW succeed
.WHInnrarf ~ l-.ns' usn,.,4
hui ourt aHd be- sreit rewah Wet.pset d.. and
rIih fond tnildrtuHi, loh inrWarl 10 o. period.
When sir tHne Fitf" Yiaie viii not oniy la mum.
lsrrl laoHy the foremost ,fthess UaHei states In
point NJ Christianity ahl morals, nnl Consequently
hiturU rrnoWn bat take her position ~ the pSSuif
i'ii most higiiy exalted ufthe whole constellation
believe there u litu "lngiu" excitement In the
country, bat think hardly necessary since uo I'm.
dams have teen seen Several HORSES have I,.en sta
e lni The general opinion b., that the perpctra,or.
might he more ity described MS irkRs Isiigaf than
r'h The 'red man VI the furest" will tlnly have
sins enough 10 answer tor, u hold responsible alone
for those only 10y him committed; aud would the
people, not Gully In this, az In hesnrruundiug coun-
ties, only push up" ltle he q little more scrutn-
ting, and keep iltle better "look OUT Tor these
heriag characters, opine that instead OF Indians
many an .imerirHH white man, would have the honor
Of representing the state az Texas lew years in
Huntsville, God grant that
"Mc.Jal .irbuton mny yet have sugy,"
Oar town advantages for advancement ars still in
We have late y been favored with "A mum.
Der one school teacher, John II Cochran formerly of
your county, aud graduate Of the Mckenzie Insti-
tutc. lie Is young man OF moral Integrity, aud
sterling worth, aud has commenced, what he expects
TO make permanent u high school, in our town. Ills
school now numbers about forty, with prospects dat
tering for considerable increase. This is certainly
for above all else, good schools are the
most essential requisites for the prosperity of couu-
Try,
We have in our town five dry goods stores, one
hotel, several public boarding houses two blacksmith
shops, one wagon shop and ("Alimblle Dictu !")
nary grocery In fact u reformation has indeed TAX
IN place, the country settling up and glorious for
tune anticipated.
Rcspcctfully, LAMBDA.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26
aegs,rc u pistinsuished chieftains.

.en.yu y isld Scott, Commander in-Chief of the
ga.fe, sil' Amy has perhaps by this time reached
er 1-srIv ge,-sl the Of dispute between oui
,sc.tra.s-u. ss.a that of Great Britain. He will
-seqe c5uf,f ., the Duke Of Cambridge, the highest
,9iaer o. TO Bntish Army, who has already sailed
sr.5 iu1iali, for Vancouve-'s Island. These
a.,. 41o tsUncuished men, representatives of their
r,-narals wiil enter at once into adjustment Of
,ie areutcs Do .ween US, and early settlement is
.ooA.- iar The friendly feeling existing between
The yaited S.atal and ngland, although darkened
by tire shallow q this cloud, no larger than a mans
land eecus ~ ave been cemented more closely by
i,e lso scenes on the PehO. The friendly attitude
y sli. Americans in that unlucky battle, and their
Jba ana ltia-.rested kindness to the defeated Eng
,samgu, have Lied forth the warmest expressions
n cratituJs s9H our respected mother country. 1t
sees lar 81 sliiy ties are not sundered, and can
nyt cal be ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we talk about
our d.tiuf tat Bality. and RritIsh interference in
tineric4n aEss md british arrogance the same old
feeling e1sjr-iba fceiing in corHmoE vita men de-
s,sgsc Il frol1 cosamonS;5ek. The San Jnhndifieul-
-arss- Jlosn fsfo The aauies Of war--Eag-
4lftff Nzere- will DOT fight about tFiges,--the
49,. tgsl.- family viii not iA.aafe q ssties If
se-aef55ef "a ost barren tssd uaprohtaife so;
y ~. ~ u use. de- The Duke # Gs1airfsee and
= eesi III - The matter Ike FeisTsr ssFlicrs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-26

The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNAMENT
is coexensve with the civilization ofhc Globe. Other art
ces claim to dtuidte pain and dstressthis cures. Fan
ly Physicians, Government Hospitals, FarIers Planters
Farmers, Lverymen, &c, have practically demonstrated
this fact throughout the world No article before rece
we'd such undivided praise and support from Medical and
cientitc
EsEsEUWATIsu
Ofyears standing has been totally cured Piles Ulcers Tu-
mors Running Sores Scroia Stiff Joints Felons syellngs
Burns, Bites Bos, Chaps Neuralgia Salt Rheum, and all
aches and pains upon and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE &C.,
suc ngbone, gall scratches, SPAWN poll-ey sweeny,
hoofail &c, subiued and cured by the Mustang
Imminent.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr. S 1ircH Hyde Park, Vt, writes THAT the horse
was considered worthless, s spavin but
the free use of the Mustang Imminent, sold him
$50 cash Your Liril has been doing wonders u here
921 BRoAp srEEEr, Pri1ADKIrnIA. Pa.
fESiRi - In fing the kettle from the fire it became
cable tilted and scslded my hands very
yercy, almost a crisp. 1t awful sight The Nus
ifsg Inent apPesredto extract the pain eded rap
idly witioaf sorepsss. and Ie 70 scar of aoeoiBi.
rrzls yours HcHAELHs fosTfItr