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A writer 10 the country Gentleman says
" have prac,ced for four years the following
mode Of nmleFing cabbage, and it has proved
so vel, give il Tor the benefit Of others; My
cabbage are left out ill there is danger from frost
The heads are then cut %, with few coarse
leaves. and If Winter does not seem 10 be upon
u.. thrown INTO heaps and covered with litter
of some hind, I'LL Winter seems TO be coming
in earncst. Then the cabbage are put IN
heaps b. placing them On the eround-three
FOR the bottom course. two for the second, and
one for the Top "A Ike your heap as long as
you wish pacl. them close by putting largest
n bo,'orn. and keep the stem-end Up. Cover
ten 10 twenty incaes or more with earth, with
out anr straw The earth must be in proper
ion 70 ,lie Cost A little frost will not hurt
ihcrl.ifihe ssbba e are 10. taken ont I'LL the
ifosg1as leii ihcTo
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AGRIoULTURAL.


A.a II C9sdfoT Potatoes,
Ir1 Z lsouwes We get Iae ,yp=f'auee
Cd. ar.e.s e.si,Dce Ia l.e amount ~ seed
t.r Go use 90 planting potatoes,
OHrl..1.- ala marx lA,saU.s.e, and refer
81. f ". lauf ume,
Johnson ... " F.f rhe main crops i i.
rri1..t ..u pertinent ,'al molelie,s.Isd
t.. ...r.-- Iog a., t,sr. Iira which all bal
fsrr,r. ar# ssn removed; bnI especially
4ar..... %, wlig. Is 81 ,uug % Of swnI.
...s. rr ed ;iuT lTln these proceed
.uH ' ilks, which are comparatively
W.uH.-, . uiuTe Ihe main stem,
Forth. Y crops, almost the very con-
u..sr. .., We rs thc most advantageous Ia
.a ru..l 'he set should have the crown
r... .. .H I. one growing ia the et"iIe %.
.I. ... ...g mall ones above mrUuHaad,
a. .v S.ae p,nloes have .wo such
.r... ..t... morality only one. This O,
..t...r.. prompt 70 vrgelte. ard B. not
known a. ..- description, may be- ry,uacJ by
......r rr. hrtr potatoes IN q rae q! moist
',r,'. r,rr .ra. | lhC earth 3, kept moist,
or. #sn rr. viii be IA % sta,c %! vegetation
.u ....... avs,
I.u.u.. llly crop, when ,uhrfs are nr.
fI.. Mus. &c sets mast be employed H.
20 100. uua yr I..r eyes az most should brOl0
....r. n ,' ,J'' ' t P,'," WI" , ",''
.rg suu, BE- produced bu' il the pos
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LAW, SoILIOTISN,
Il Y G. Ill A n Ct Il
AND
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
JOHN &. GOOCH.


Palestine, Anderson County, Tehas.
pissoii UoS-fhe Lair, Collection ard Exchange fHn "
tasns uesh, dissolved On the hrsi day u 'AhaAS
1900, by wufaai esRssHf
Ma sElkusness continued by the Junior Partner an'
der le sAl1 Inhs a. hnoeH, Ia all Tespees as hefsioie
Seven years II almost exclusive attention ~ the CoLltefoss,
tuEHsrOAPtScfi AGNS,iEs aud BASKNa u o. Us once,
Will hoped, warrant ihs promise u efficient and careful at
ienliun 10 al interests uunniei 10 him,
CulLEEuNs la EGsifFR aud Mdis Texas by the TcpFoeal
aid II gCynl resident Attorneys TsiVe special al'lnil
CnIHIs-sus prs eeulei in the Federal cuus Iyrf ~
the Counts AnirTsn liOustan, Cherokee, Smith, tfs'n,
kaufman, Dallas Kills aud fruvsloe eouals nil A-Ns proc
Hai diifHtiaH,
sight and Time Drahs, In sums To suit
Funds Trnlsl the day received, IN sight h.ranEQ Ne
plsils certified i1T payment on cali
Taxes raid on Land flT nln-Eesiients,
General AgrRcy r Land, Insurance compahs i1ou eaia
Sewing Machines, Publishers, sc,
lsell,rerces.
Nee I0Fk.-Rrif Tracyi lenrys smith tHsusfnHl D.
N. NanWtI Mex. ss0n Robbinsi Lanes, Boy Col lhe
Scott Cot saekst,, belcheT Col conde, eHnf Co.'S
IIarTvl, Rislry hilhen,
NsIr OrIsaHs.-McKeToy Bradford j. Burnside Co.'S
slsTk, stauf,r & Co Tleo, y. Soaring Co.
alrfsfon-Dall Iuichings Col Geo. Hull VIA nsll
y Cot H. D, q, Mllsi shepherd Shaw CA laliusd
Jack
HausisH.-n. A, Shepherd, -
-fusfiH,-sWensun a ssishtr,
NacOgI0eAfs.-DT. j, A, Starr,
PaifsiRt.-llowaTl Mllsi John Murrhlsoni lgehart
0unnels,
Shreveport, La-D. NJ. johnson.
February 9lIl, lSHO-nlb-N.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
THE DALLAS HOTEL.

TT'IITS new and oommodious hotel, under the con-
i troll and management of It's owner, is now open
to the reception Of visitors and the travelling public.
Families can be accommodated with suites of rooms,
and transient visit with single apartments if dcsr
ed The propretress is determined to spare no pains
to the comfort Of her guests and the table will
be furnished with the very best the market affords
Attentive servants shall be at hand, at all times to
attend to the wants of the guests. Mrs. Cockrcll sol
cts Il share Of the public patronage especially from
the travelling public. Charges moderate.
Dallas Texas, January 18th 1860
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Rogers, gsaUse.

IV.4XAH.fCHTE, ELLIS CO., TENS.
The subscriber respectfully 70 the travelling ,
public that this large aud c9mmOdiOus hotel is .skH
open Ter the reception and entertainment Of the pnbcI
Ills coant and unremttng en will continue, heretofore
70 he render those who favor him call comfortable
and At HONE" BE table is constantly furnished with every
thing trt be procured in the market supplied
with tie hest proyender attended with attentive hosers
lie refers to tetraveing public generally r. W ROGERS.
d lacss vii be Kept hand convey any Of
be adjoining towns on points June 2s, 1856-6.1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
MIsCRLLAN- Gus.
Universally adMlltel TO be the STRONGEST
N0SF DlRiBl.E. SIMPLE, EFFICIENT
and consequently The BEST aud
CHEAPEST, not Olil lnIeNaS,

kHEAFENIs HOT oAil III ttAasI
hun In Europe or America.
II would be vain Boosting 10 say that these ReaPers
1 were manufactured especially for Texas, as some
Manufacturers Cn1rayOr 10 make the public believe
because they were not any other ieapers, unless
perhaps those which Of difficult sale near home,
where they arc known, and must therefore be sent
alral tut
The MCCORMICK REAPER and MOWER
Is manufactured for TEXAS as well any other State
or country where Reapers can, or are required TO be
used and are adapted, from their simplicity, 10 pass
into the hands Of the farmer who Is unslel in ma
ehlntTy,
They are not built Nv the hundred merely, hut by
THOUSANDS, aud OF the very hest material which
ample meins, care and experienced skl eau possibly
secure The position the
Raker, in the Mccormick Machine,
Has long been n cause ofenyy to many manufacturers
It is the only really effective position that can be OBJ
tanned. lie Is not ioted 10 pieces the platform,
having the dust aud boards VI the grain continually
cast In his face, while eRlenyoring 10 crowd his fork
full Of grain into loop-hole between the platform
and main whee! frame, aud leaving his bundles un-
evenly scattered on the field, but standing up in an
easy position, aud with O raking his shcayCs oil
MS even they possibly could be done by any other
means
Eix7 ETcACIG,
So highly cxollc In other machines are not ncccssa-
ry, because there is no weight 10 be hauled on the
platform.
The machine Is nearly balanced on the main wheel,
and little or no weight is ON the horses ncCks.
IL has been before the World for upwards of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
TWENTY YEARS,

And with continued and increasing success, and still
continues prc-emiuently the
BEST MACHINE EVER MANUFACTURED,
Any farmer is ut liberty to take the MlcCoRmoI
RrArER AND MowER, work it carefully through the
whole harvest with any other Reaper, and keep the
one which gives the hest satisfaction.
Agents are supplied with repairs, so that If any
thing goes wrong, through accident or msmNnage-
ment, it eau be replaced without sending to Ohio or
Kentucky.
Cali on The Agent in your county, who will accom-
MEDIATE You in every reasonable respect to terms,
&C., and furnish you with circulars giving great
deal Of information.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
EAGEE EEGDTEE,

GAIN SVILLE, TEXAS.
rE'hc lBdcr.igu having become Proprietor Of
Of the above well known House, the pub r2
pains will lie spared make ii wholly 10 IN
ceptabe travellers and bCarlcrs. lie hopes to !S3S
continuation Of the very literal patronage here aI
toforc bestowed on the late proprietor. His House is
the coiodou establishment Of the kind in North
Western Texas anil but days ride from the celebrated Oil
Springs The stables all lines well supplied with prOvend
and attended by experienced and attentive hostlers Gains
vile ab1unds with excellent cold water unquestionby
of the most pleasant summer resorts in the State.
W. W. FOREMAN, Proprietor.
GAINESVILLE, Cook co, Texas, Oct, &C. 1Sj9-1l;1y.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
= "0''- ?, 2, As0IAAls'
II. q. Noel a. Co.,
LIVE STOCK
COmInissiOn Merchants.

tNS al Jefferson, La.
HFfeF ta-GHfH, Watts 4 Ca, Noses GTssHEOad, Head
Massis Co. RsbfTfsaH, MeilosEan q 60 q. MsGinHis
Co. iIas' I@FEsT, PayHs 3 HHFssHs-New Orleans. :
50, lyT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

Hsre voa erer zen a drunken man trying
70 make bebese Lat be IS sober How rldenl-
aus ~ sreciscle and yef more ridleulous
STA Is se aafnpt Of an ignorant and h-ored
,.srsos q arreaf ssry e<e and refined in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
st. CHARLES and st, LOUIS HOTELS,
4 mi.

IEsE Hotels being under the management Of Me'sr'
Hal llrc:, the former Of which Is conducted ny Mr. D.
NJ Ellrth ami The latter BY Mr.. o. Uall the Proprears
would beg u inform citizens Of Texas, that they have spare!
cNpnn.c make both houses equal point OF accommodation
any hotel IN the United States.
During tie months, the st. Charles will be kept OPEN
when every accommodation be given families and gentle
men travelling Nortwnrs and the rrorcors lave no hesta-
ton in saying that pains expense snail be spared In furnish
The either house, every comfort or Injury that
can be itAincd In the South. l3Elyl
, 1860-05-11

and its fruit commands good price. All
the young trees are wanted by the coopcrs.
The white ash (ErariEWs .lcWmiadtd) is
another rapidly growing tree. The value of
its wood is wei known. None are more ca
SLY grown. Sow in fall, as directed for the
maple.
The locust, white.wood, arch, cherry,
beech, cy press, and many more of the decid.
usus trees, are worthy Of our attention for
the value of their timber, which can be made
available in few years from their seeds.
But there is anO: her class. which may be
designated as the ornamental, Of which mil.
lions are now, and will be wanted in our cities
to embeIish streets and parks.
Some Of the evergreen trees, pcrh'ps, may
be grown even for timber, at a profit; but
we want more experiments IN this branch of
industry in this country before We decide
upon its Importance.
We hope the American Institute will soon
purchase that long talked Of experimental
farT, where agricultural and horticultural
experiments can be carried on under the
management of the Board of Agriculture,
who will have no object in keeping facts from
the public. This farm should be located in
some place convenient of access, within fifty
miles Of New York. No better opportunity
for purchasing land for that purpose will
ever come than at present.
Upon this farIl every experiment from
which valuable results could be expected
should be tried. Then we could have facts
gathered from actual experiment, that would
be Of incalculable benefit to the country
and honor to the American Institute. This
can be made selfSustaining. All surplus
artclrs can be sold for enough to paw for all
articles retained and losses that might occur
in cultivating.
If tract of hundred or more acres
were purchased in some locality where land
can be had cheap, so soon as operations
were commenced, all the adjoining land
would Immediately rise in value. This would,
in return, increase the value of the farm
From the reports Of our Officer it seems
that we have made no money from our an.
nual exhibitions, and that the only source
from which we have made money is upon
the real estate owned by the Institute. As
this is the case, why may we not with safety
attempt the carrying out what we are in
formed was the original design of the foun-
ders of this Institute, that is, an experimeu
tai farm.
, 1860-05-11
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, 1860-05-11
SECOND HAND PIANOS
At great bargains awa in store: prices nom SsOto $40
MI SIC
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

Tho piano cun,a N ha,d na Il, a -, -. o.a.. =. =,
hasn,6I H., - - \ ~ 10 Hss So ~ v,usI;
Iar" 'I'',,,, 'T ".-,i AH, rnIAoT'Pn,S
JOhh htMnt, 81 CaIttage, New York, who has had
one Oi the Horace Watrs fiasts, writes as iOoWs:"A
s,eha o. mlhe wshs NE to purchase piano ftT her.
She nAts tne "ne you 500 me y, December, 1858. MY
piano 10 becoming pTular IN this pace, and think
can introduce one or two more-tty will be more pOpu-
'Sr than any other m'Ee'"
We have two " Water Planes IN use In our seminary
o which has been sever Is tested for three Iear
and We cab testify 10 theiI gB qna and durability
WnoD 4 GeIGORY, Mount Carr, h ill.,
ma, Of rtss ~ - 20, haa go u y ene ~ yOu1
erior in.,,,nen, c r.e poIuJ Wy Su-
HsiSh,s ss%'"srv IO'A' "AAi' Ern0'PA DiOoAHn
heE"'s Seh'nH'y'
=, Rev. Mr. Haynes writes Us nsEOwS:-Prston Hollow,
ttVtd the Mendenn, safe and In GOOD orders am Well
pleased With the external appearance aId the tone al0
nope shall have occasion 10 order one OF Two mOTe
Tue present season.
Tmga. N. Y, July ?sth 1858. HoRAcE Wa ATrns. y a.
-Sh: The Mtude, y YOU sent me WaH Gulv received N
instrument Is hiVL Icry shd N Ton m, -ccs,9
my anAs ior the very liberal terms Sn Wn,ch IOu inf.
, 1860-05-11
TOWN LOTS!
BLISS ADDITION TO sTEILACOOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Dalch's claim,
into TVwR nis of each 10 prepared TO se
Lots 10 snt parties desiring either TO oeae and improve
OF seeking Investment This claim, for advani aaeons
location Is not txeelled ly any Puget Sound The
site has been LAID out with vew 10 beauty and cnnye
nencP; the streets beng four Tods Wde and the whole
have already bPeE dossied and ael apa The pFees O
Lnts range from $50 70 $50 each according locality
The pfnpIieior cou,empaies building wharf ltom the
claim during the enuag summer. which eannnt fail 70
greatly enhance the value II the enilTe propetty.
pSueF 0f ait0Fnry ha Eina heen Rv.n b. FInk Clark
Esq during my ahrnre IN OFenn notce il hereby given
that the Aame 4 nog wthdmgn.
sostf LENT'EI. BitlS
, 1860-05-11

OF
GOODS,
Corner Battery aud Clay streets, San Francisco,
HAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
Ill 200 bales 30 inch brown drills;
loo ba'eS 30 inch hrOwn sEeetings;
lGO bolts No. 0--0O0 Duck;
500 hrns NO.2-lO Dock;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases MerTmac prints;
10 cases Prague print;
10 Gases Pacific prints;
10 cases Dunntlls prints;
10 cases and I blearhed shrtinPs
10 eases Ga, s 4 and 10 4 bleached shlFtin
20 cas- blue drills;
20 Cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 haes 4. I and tiCkpgS;
10 bales scarlet, blue and gray AanneII
10 bales D Illardrale white nlnuel;
eases CnbuTgs and NsTiuns;
5 css,s WOO, and half wool plaiisf
cases blue and black aparas:
10 cases Pacic-new styles De LANES;
cases. all wDrl, new styles de Laines;
3 cases French Nerinns;
1000 Buy state plaid Shawls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls; black and COL
ore silks; plain. figured and plaid silks;
And large assortment of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS.
1000 pairs white gr'en and hlne Macknawj
1000 pairs BIB, TBB and SBG Blankets;
1000 pairs cheap grey Engllsh Ban kets;
1000 pairs cheap blue English Blankets;
500 Dairs scarlet English Blankets;
600 pairs %, 10 I. II ami I24 white Bed Blankets
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 dozen grey. blue and scarlet flannel shirts;
1000 dozen grey and white MerinD Undershirts and
Drawers;
1000 zen Merino and all wool socks;
500 dozen satinst and Jean Dants;
500 dtzen duck and co'tohnpde rants;
500 dozen hickory and che'k shiFts:
500 dozen calico and white dress shirts;
500 dozen overalls and Jumpers:
Black and fancy silk craVatS nockties silk handker-
Chiefs suspenderS and variety of other articles too
numerous 70 mention. For sale low nv
JANSON, BOND u co..
33:tf Cor. Battery and ClSy sts.. San Francisco.
, 1860-05-11
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, 1860-05-11
ALGLAND9G CHeANSs

Five stops, in Rosewood cases tl6O; stops, do. do,
$780, stops with percussion, S225 u stops, do, dO.,
k250 y stops dO SIZE larger $500; IS stops do. do,
$375 Each instrument warranted 10 give satisfaction OF
purchase money refunded
, 1860-05-11

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"A Msalehs They VII he sd In iI % NH. he uhsls
lsier. cheap ioF cash lBqalTs At he ssrs siee pst
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, 1860-05-11

MARINE HOSPITAL.

Port Townsend, June %, 1858.
nR. r. NJ. oBRIEN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ sioian and surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francisco and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy Is
charge o. the 1aTne Hospital at Port Townsend
DR. 0'BRlEN Is also prepared to receive private pa
iients He latteS hmrrli tnn with the hope that an
experience Of xteeG Yeas the pratice Of bis pr0ies
sion both private and hospital, together with thorough
medico chlru ga ecucann, evidenced by the proper
guarantee Of diploma 10 that effect will obtain for him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound. I
M. o,BRrEN, ND,
Port Townsend
will he duly Acknowledged. III
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-18
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