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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
HINTS OK SOWING WHEAT.

~
Plvpare the ground web, If man
and team labor be not abundant,
b,ttcr concentrate your Efforts upon
twenty acres, than Ia run ov,is'
twenty-five, The yield i.lom the
smaller area well prepared will.ho
aultc us great ~ upon the larger one
poorly filled, and you will save the
seeming and harvesting of the extra
five arres. 4 thorough pulvcrzing
of the surface with the pillow and
harrow, and with the roller ifnccd-
cd, is of great advantage TO wheat
Ono good p!owing, turning, the SUR
face deeply under, Is desirable,
whether Elr Summer iilllow ar corn
land, Let the ailcr blowing ana
narrowing be shallow Ia avoid Il =
turning sods, stubbl", and weeds
turned under.
All soils Fable TO standing water
in winter or SPRING Should lie
thrown into ridge lands twelve t.
twenty feet wide-thc wcticr the
land, The nearer should be the ri,lg-
cs and burrows. When all is COM
plctc, the dead burrows shoa'd la
deeply and thoroughly cleaned out
with pillow and hoe, so that MI sur
plus water will flow oil. This is u
most important point, II is the al
tcrnatc thawing and freezing OF
watcr,sois that produces winter
killing. Water expands anil con-
tracts greatly Mt every change OF
temperature, and thus breaks and
tears the roots of Winter crops,
sometimes killing the plants entire
". and drained land, wheat is new
cr wintcr-killcd, and seldom falls TO
start or vigorously in Spring.
lfposs;b'c, run seed wheat over \
coarse screen that Mill take ont all
small kernels, and foul stuff. 1t is
let or to always SOW wheat with a
drilling machine. il sown broad
cast, take the grcatcst care to dis
tribute the kernels evenly. Half a
bushcl of seed, sown uniformly, ov-
er the ground, and covced uniform
ly, will produce more than two
bushels sown hap-hazard. One seed,
with plenty of room to receive air
and sunlight, will produce more
and better grain than tire. or four
seeds planted side and side.
Sow wheat early. Nature sows
her seed rs it. falls from the pre-
vious crop. Reason, and universal
experience are in favor of putting
the seed into the ground as early rs
possible after the previous crop is
secured. This enables the plants
to become well established, and
thus be better able to withstand
Winter. Early wheat also gets
ahead OF many of the insect tribes
Manure seldom fails to pay its cost
and Il hundred per cent interest
that is on all soils not already fully
supplied with organic matters, 1t
will not, of course, pay to buy ma
nurcs for new land where there is
already an accumulation of veget-
able matter. Lime or ashes gcner-
ally show good effects on this class
Of soils. On older fields, pl; $ or,
Peruvian guano. and bone sawdust,
are valuable, where stable manure
is scarce. We do not believe it pays
to buy the mineral manures so in
dustriously pushed upon wheat
growers.-Am Agricultmist.
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BLOOD FOOD

IL -.
=, Inc at.ei'ich VI ihVaiius' ihysioian u.
oiereymeh, sclehtihc men, anu me puo,ic
gehcraiiy, Is Respectfully soiici'ee 10 inc
merits OF TINS chehhcai preparation, con,
tainlhg Irrh oWphaT, ana 1"osPhc'"s, ana
wh'ch ID Identical Ill us composition WIN
inc Iiemahc 'tooa.e' or req o'ooa' IN oil
'fiscases accompanied WIN
DEBILITY,
pale countcnancc and nervous arrangement
analyses of the blood show deficiency OF
the rcd globules. Ruddy complexion and
rosy tint of the skin, is always indicative
of health; while pale, wax-like skin and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yinccs deficiency oil
the rcd ules,-accompan n diseased
organism. Preparations Of lEoN have been
given for the purpose of supplying the red
globules, but We contend that lRoN alone,
SULPHUR alonc, or Phosphorus alone, will
not meet the deficiency in every case, but
that jndlcious combination of ALL these ell
ements Is necessary TO restore the blood to
Its normal standard. THIS point, never be-
fore attained, has been reached IN the BLoop
Foop ana its discovery ranks as ono OF the
most sclentih ana important OIL inc age
Its effects IN
CONSC MIiloN,
strengthen the system, aiiay the prostra-
ting night swcats, increase ti'e physical ana
mental energy, enrich the blood by restor-
ing the lacking rcd globules, increase the
appetite, restore the color, ana ciothe the
skeleton fiame with ilcsh. Inc BLOOD F0oD
Will be found specihc III all CHRONIC Dis
EASES of the THROAT or LUNGS, such as 1sth-
ma, Bronchits. comghs &c. Public speakers
and singers Will find it OF geat utility in
ciearingand strcn gthenng the vocal organs.
In Dyspcpstd, L'r,r Complaints, I'ropsN Up
itepSy, Idratys's, Ser9fuid, Gravel, 81 pifus
Ddnre' Ferer and -1gue &C., its efficacy is
marked ana instantaneous. In no class OF
diseases, however, arc the beneficial efects
OF the this remedy SO conspicuous as III those
harrassing
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
TO winch the CENTER sex are liable, and
which tend towards Consumption, such as
suppressed or difficult Mensfrudtton, Green
Sckaassss, Whites, &C., especially when these
complaints are accompanied with paleness,
dingy hue or pallor of the skin, depression
ofspiis, debility, palpitation, want Of ap-
petite, and nervous prestration. We have
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nosEoEESI-,@
s rOMACH BITTERS.

a
The Pinprle,ofs ana ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~
liNnIEiIth SELEh.'Al hp SioMA'h
hlIrEhs can appeal WIN "riee' ''nn-
denee 10 physicians Hni citizens sens'n'ly
81 the United Ssairs h''catse Tie ar'i'le hns
attained reputation he,c'"iore nnsh""n'
\ few Facts upon this loihi wiz Sle"A ""'v
powsrmlly lhHn ,ol''",s OF ha'e ss,s's
or hlaEonlng lhiiiefy' TIE e"nsn"l'""
linsie'ier's stomach bll'e's n' Nv w.,
year Amounted 10 over han-,h'',"" "o'-
Ties, and nom lIs lnaniies' s'"'; ",
In times past, u Is e'heh' 'hs' uu iu W.
coinins year Tue enh,nnP'"n WI. ~"
near "ne million nules, -lh's "al"'"su
alnunnl eo'lu neNs' "''' wv" SUI" NV W.
the rare meuiolh"l p,"peI'eS 'ah'a'hS" ~
the fepaI"'",', ahu Wv s'h,''o" w Wv
m"s, P'u'l'hvn' ~. s'o a"H w ,n'sV 'V'',oa' NV,
m 'he 'ou"o! Nn''o NV "'N'w ,,,. "'a'
Known, VINO h"' "n'y r''o ahvhn 'he n,,''ls
'" nv" l"t'oh'N, W., nv '1a''E :" a" ,,"s'
T" give 'c''In,,n'n'S 70 We e'"r'ol :" ~ Va y,
50 :" S'"''"'"'' "'''iS'"o"N ""' '"' W.
se.ncH resulting 'heIe''"h'
lh'S - moi 'einp"'h'N lHPi'"I,'|' W"
'ahlei ny extraordinary Efforts W 'nv WI.
~ lrhInleiihs tue g''"'li'eS 81 'ne n',''','
hni solid esliin"''.hpi an ih'ai"'o', Me"-
m ~, ,,,no "W i,saic ' " "
W. III. "ss'' ,,,.,..,. p,,,o,s L.r. ,,r.,,oJ
,"s'e",' .'"," 800 So 80" n,,,,r
""'ss ., !" ~ niI,,',,' o'nntains ISye
Nhn '',' WI, ~, ~. ,""dr.Is ~, hc
',,'",'" WV. sn,,,i,' 10, ,h,, :. ni,,s,."
.p'' !" s'"te ~ n,'..i., a,,j
.''" ~ ~ w ,,,'.o
lNe u'rv"SpH' y !" Wv P"I ro ,v al mar
nl uhhii"N'" p'N"F",s' ~ ''"'"''' 80 -
M matter h"in 'hc s'nmaen, r.rl"eS .,'e
m'"', anu iinp"''s rehewen V'"h'y I" 'h'
ncg' ons SYSTEM giving u that Tone m" en-
crsy Indispensable Tor Tue restoration VI
health; operates upon me stomach liver
ana o'her digestive organs, h'u'y u"' r"m-
rfaiiy, ana soon restores Them 10 e"h"',
Li''on essential To me h'"i'hy a's'""'ee VI
lie inhc'iohS oil nature a.,
Elderly persons may Use the HittcrS uHllN
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A1.,llltLYliRNL.
10 rlFllE FAIRS.

Ilr ihir,,.- has alreaH'y up
.urb. wh.H r' treasures of the tirld
uI urcuri 80 garden AMI hot
is1re thu sd and the stable, aie
t,mpinply d splayc,l under VIII 10
tml. a.d 100 usli brarl 4 Ills, Tic
fey ,lm, p''lGr calls mp long load
td tsGrs .' , -cious fruits, purple
r.us.yr- .rfn vine, downy pca"hc''
rmml'ns sthrough the pawl r,
81. MM = of yellow pairs and
.,uwu .. GREAT rows Of bags
,tllut a... d emlum wheat and rye,
uws u.r porkcrs and paticlh
.Dwu, ,'' ncighing stcc'lS and
wnutl cattle, and last bnt not
wsi ya-e good na,urul men wo-
meu n. rI Iron, mos.'y haillng
..m o.. ..n and given up TO the
vtorm 10 Sc its'a day, We
nr srr. 90 IN that some of the
lar NH To- H lgclhcr omitted this
tmm ra' t'.' IN many others pru,
rp.,. .. uwpcl the absence ofall
n ..y.n r -. Stately pur'ams'
conn ,. Invm~. and homcly Alder
G.,e u.., 800 u IRE occupy thu stalls
iu..l.. murrain Is Il reality
orr IuN 20 urr districts, and 1t Is
Iu.itIr. ,.r pnrt OF wisdom Ia pre-
,.ualurucecssary hcrling % cat
te
Irt wiU.al this special attraction
az VA. ulm shows, they ARE well
N,m Hiiug. Wccousidrr them
yu.,. .n. uua than they cost. aS u
huI.lmv '.- ,inmcrs. Asa class We
,u, nn. Yg,rworkcd. and haze
fcwg moNg.ulitics for social gath
ot sud enjoyment than other
people me arm, us rule. is short
haugru hnring ut least three times
90, psu p work on hand ~ can be
done N the crescent laboring force,
nua Jhyr' rtycr seems to come II day
.rlch uip The boys can not 90
- tl, mlil panting is over, and
.hen thH must take rnin.T after
nIpu Then hocing is pressing. and
the moving presses still harder,
aud 'r'c srg hes are hardly put up
10. t'la SDnmer before the iairs are
gnolucrd It is meet after the n
silu4s OF tho Summer wo: k are
over t1a, al The sons and dauSh-
u.r,uf dc larm Should have grand
rally and look at each others faces,
as 80 ns Mt the products Of the
soil Nid ties of friendship are
strengthened and new acquaintance
mutually pleasant and profitable arc
ruEyd The day is bright spot
I'm no circle md a thousand pleas
ant Utmurje cluster around it.
7a there is direct utility, rs well
ms .ar'"l yment in these occa-
stu. { ~ impossible that the in
in,ry Url mole county should be
.-lly represented at II fair without
furnishing many profitable suggcs-
tions to- very intelligent farmer.
Our iarm arc by no means so well
stocked with tools and the best
broel VI anima!s, that there is not
room i9r some kind of improvement
on almost cvory farm. Every one
WHO gol* with a disposition to learn,
Niii tad ,omcthing new, some in
rtn'ion nviug labor, or somo sug-
@c-liou dat will make present pro-
ccasas OF labor more productive.
Tho mind VIII receive arc Access
-in, Of paballm for future digestion,
.nu the fact, of Il day will f,,urnish
hoaghts fra yea.
" sa} Len go to the fairs and
take uu ae Arife and children, and
rod have aPell COON time once in II
yegr Send Up beforehand the bcs t
products az the farm, is p ssiblr,
but bl m means go yourself, note
book "a hand, and use your eyes
aud rencii when you get the:e.-
An. ia,rWirrist.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
John a.. Gooch's
LAW, COLLECTION, EXCHANGE,
AMI
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.

pALESTINE, ANDERSON COUNTY, TEXAS
(Latc Crtytns 4 Go.rh.l
DiSSOLUTloN,-ThrL law, Collection and EN'
change Firm II "CmNcns And Gooch," was dissolved
on thu first day Of January, lsG, by mutual consent.
NEW STSLE.-Iiusincss continued by the Junior
Partner under tho style John e. GooCh, In all respects
~ heretofore Seven years OF almost exclusive nttcn-
tlon to the Collections, Correspondence, Agencies AMI
Banking orc as, uiic', will II Il hoped, warrant
the promise OF efficient aud careful attention to all In
,rscsis cuniicd H. him.
CoLLECTiuSS In Eastern mud Middle Texas 10y
the reciprocal aid of efficient business Attorneys, re
ccivc special attention.
COuRTS.-Suits prosecuted In the Federal Courts
Mt Tyler, ar the Courts OF Anderson Houston, Cher
okcc, Smith, Henderson, Kaufman, Dallas, Ellis and
Frecstonc counties, will llsur personal attention
Sight aud time drails, In sums to suit.
Funds rrmiitcd IN the day received, In Sight IA
change. Deposits certified for payment On call.
Taxes Paid ON land for n-scsldonts
Gcnsru Agency for Land, Insurance Companies
Iron Safes, Sewing Machines Publishers, &c.
REFERENCES:
4. Ncic rork-Rcll 4 Tracy; IIcnrys, Smith Town.
send ; J. NJ. Wurlwcil AlcKcsson Robbins; Lanes
Boycc 4 Co.; John ID. Scott & Coz Sarkcii lIclchcr
Co.; Condict, Jennings Co.; Ilarrcl, iscy kithc
Neir Oricnns.--Mckclroy & bradford; j. Burnside
Gdlrcsiop.-Bnll, Huchings s Co.; George Bntlcf;
VIM. Henley & Co.; Il. & u. q. Mills; Shepherd,
Shaw & Co.; Ballingrr & Jack.
Houston.-D. A. shepherd.
Fiestine.-Iloward 4 Mills; John Murchison lyle.
hart & Gunncls.
Nuchodochcs.--Dr. J. A. Starr.
Shreveport, LouisiuVd.--B. VI. johnson.
Iustin.-Swciron & Swislnr.
Palrs In, Texas, Feb, IL
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nTacI,-smlilllins..

II. eg,icrs in TIE above linz ~ srs ness
executed 10 superior style u the mn
,icrsigned, a. llis aea shop, ai tie oScE'N
Ias MILLS
WHEAT and CoRN. ~ the highest leff'-
kei rfice. will ise taken IN exchange Tor ali
shop work. and al actoun g doe il.r isi lay
= Jelly in each yea
Frbi sse .ss.H G. wRFrnRr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

well know that diff
= act on different por-
? thartic Jill has,
. to this well estab-
q compounded from a
est Vegetable Ex-
alike on every part
. canal, and are good
. SEES where a cathar-
= rs arrangements Of
\ ness, Is,ns in the
Greness, Pain and
Q whole body, from
= frequently, if neg
= course of ftrcr, loss
: ing Sensation # cold
% hssnsss, Headache,or
all MRdmatory dis
.fe., or f,y,,Ife DIxu
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

te'lF VI iiit /. Dfii-
s. ars ieif on the
rpl IS gathered
10 moro for fG,i-
y themselves.
- Nyc recon-
cover Ca on
~ vii re-
afHinfer.
5s enw
spli ~
- r.iil,
I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
ETdOhO19O1a Go N1or-1-i9,
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
E'oETi5 Is Nicholson,
Waxalachc, Ellis Co.. Texas,
ATTOls NEYS AT LAW,

AND DEALERS IL EXCHANGE,
L. y. W. fEEIiS
Zach member Of he firm will supcrintcnd the bu>i-
of his office aided 10y such assistants the bSi-
may require We will give personal and prohli-
attention Ia all business entrusted to in the
ties of Dallas Ellis, Tarrant Kaufman, Navarro Col
lin, Grayson, Denton Parker Johnson and Ill., and
also in the Supreme Court nj tho State, at Austin. =
To give dispatch in collections and rcmittanccs,
propose Ia buy and sell exchange, and are
prepared Ia furnish good sight drafts on New York,
Now Orleans and Galveston.
REFERENCES.
VIM. G. Lane & Co., New York Eggcrs & Co., Gin
cinnati; Swift, Paige & Co., New York Taylor Il
Raldin, A. y. James & Co., Mckinney and Bradford,
New orleans; Sorcy Smith 4 Co., Galveston; Cor.
Ennis Co., Houston; VIM. p. Troth, Philadelphia !;
Feb, 10, 1850 49,. ..... "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
JOAN NJ. Crockett,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
VIII attend promptly to all business, entrusted Ia his
care. lie has resided at this place eleven years, en-
gagged all the time In the practice Of his profession,
ami his success has been such that he refer with
pride To the Honorable Judges before whom he has
praciic. To wit: Hon. John Hcmphill, Austin Hon.
H. i, Wheeler, Independence; Hon. .. NJ. Roberts,
Tyler; Hon. j. II. Bell, Columbia; Hon. John II.
Reagan and Hon. II. A. Reeves, Palestine ID Hon.
Nat. NJ. Bnriord Dallas. lie can Also refer To tho
business men of Austin, and nearly every town aud
city IN the state, but especially Ia Mcssrs. Icnry
sampson & Go, Houston; +, d. Nichols & Co., Gal
weston; Frost & Co., New Orleans; Buitt & Fair
thorn, Phiiadclphia and Robert Hysop & Son, MY.
Dallas, Sept. ~, 1850 l3...ly
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SA N % RD'
LIVER INVIGORATOR

NE ' TIt DTDIITT y 7 T'S.
Ut is compound entirely from Gums, and
lhas become an established fact, stadnard
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IL, w. Lundny,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
VIII pnriicr his profession IN all the Courts NJ the
10Th Judicial District, comprising the counties of ~.
lir, Jonson Parker, Tarrnt AMI Dallas, AMI the al.
Jaccnt euuniicsi aud In the Supreme aud Federal
Courts 81 the state SISela attention given IL the
collection of claims aud the investigation uf land Il.
Ties, Onicc NJ the District Clerk IN the Court House
nallns, TrNns, Anrll q Ism. .......... y.
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John >. Good,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

"HN"H''i HNF''N" 'U0NTl' TENNH'
Prriircs regularly IN the District Courts II Collin,
Graysnn, Benton Tarrant, Parker, Johnson, Hills
Dallas aud Kaufman counties, anil IN the Supreme
Court ~ the State, ut Austin Particular attention
giyon Ia land titles anl collections. lie has long NJ
sided In this poriion nf the state, aud aticrs himself
that The iiicr patronage heretofore cxiynded Ia him
II sufficient guarantee uf his ability aud PROMPT Ht
tcntiun To business, nril.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

4 Will -sEIA aIr TAVERN STAND.
! viii iweiFe lois anl the improvements
% tifm. IN the Town IF SCI enc,
Dallas. iouriy, Trzas. On de dallas ( linI-
esfine sisgo road r4Hons 8isl,iae t. Inv
Taferh s.ani. world 4 well & can and
eEfsuinc The i.i.s.ssssi. - si.susseircs
fzs5- Sssae ssa grsdc BuCKS FuW sAr.E
Lew For Cash!
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~
Ut Is compound entirely from Gums, and
Il has become an established fact, stadnard
medicine known approved by all that
have used it, and is = now resorted to with
confidence in all the - diseases for which it
is recommended
1t has cured thou II ands within the last
two years who had % given upnll hopes of
relief, ms the niimcr- Gus unsolicited certi
fcates in my possess = sion show.
The dose must be q adapted to the tenn
pera ment of the indi 4 vidual taking itand
used n suehquanti- - ties as to act gently
on the Bowels. q
Let the dictates . of your Judgment
guide You in the use ID of the LIVER IyvIG-
ORATOR, and it will h cure Lirer Conn
p'aints, Bilious IL !. tacks, Dypepsia,
Chronic DirrhRa, Summer Complaints,
Dysiutery, DropsN = 1Sour Stomach, Habit
nal Cosiipeness, IhoL - &c, Choicra Cholera
Morbus, Cholera In t;mtum, FaMlcncy,
Jaanaice, Female Weaknesses and may he used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Mcdi-
cincc. 1t will cure SICK Headoche, as thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
or three tcaspoonfuls are taken at COM
menccment of attack.
All who use it arc giving ;cstimany III its
favor.
Mix wafer in the mouth with the lnvgO-
rator, and swallow both together.
Price 81 fer Bottle.
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TUxTIoN.

b. asig.tss ~ -idrnt
RrVfs H. HFEEESoN. ~ .-..,.s,,-,g. ,.,.,.,v
i9,so n II WiEELEE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

TRINITY NiLis, pALLAs COUNTY, TEXAS,
Onrrs his professional services IL the puddle. lie may
e found at WiIts slurr, at all times, except WHEN
professionally ai,-,nt Mari, ls .,if
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D. EnTaAA ~,
NTGG1oe.

rEvIIE undcrsig ued is Agent for NiesaFs.
4 Miller, Wingate & Co., OF louisville,
Ky, Manufacturers of tho KENTUCKY
HARVESTER 4 Reapvr -.ild Mower comhi-
ned. Moffets Patent Lever Power, Thr. al
or and Cleaner. Page 4. Child, Iatent
Portable Circular Saw MIN SanfVld's Straw
rrtfrr Sc, g.
orders promptly attended ;o--cnquirics
Immediately answered.
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
ual "a. Te.4s, Nay /, ls60-stly
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NoEIoe.

FlVHE MrKINNEY H0TEL is oiieiod far
1 Sole with ~ its premises and f,rni-
iurv convicted herewith; 81 ia Feod o.
Ter, WITH large stable, ana good cislern
containing fieniF nf COOL water feruil par
roses. an Il which win sch laW
HsE Ter further rarticalaiF aprly - the
.Inl.,.i si.-if1,l ~ .lc premises
3. SKlB1i0RE
- isrnaT- sfln isi. iis,n-l-'HDas.
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LRnAL oARns.
Jshn q. Mecoy,
ATTORNEY ann cot NsELLoR At LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAs,
praviice IN The Disril Cunris Ia all the r,niis
canlasns the llih Judcial District, and la tbs Su-
rne hiri IT bis hiair, and viii attend o. the col
lSiinn OF rlaimsin all eannlies aljuning tho i6ih
Di,lr0I, s'ifce e'a eide ~ Ile ruhr sl'ian' ia,s
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IL. q. NscEGcnzic,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
DALLAS, DALLAS COMFY, TENAs.
VIII practice his profession Ia tip courts OF the 10Th
Judicial District comprising tho counties Of Dallas,
Tarrint, Parker, johnson aud Ellis aiso IN Collin,
Denton, Wis., Jack and Young, of the 10Th District,
mud In the Supreme Court Of the State, At Austin and
March, 1859,
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d slarW-cnIttr and QroperIy Ied ph''
So, ON a review of our reason, we
shall still adhere to'the practice we
have rccommendpd,-im, Agf'ea''
tArist. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

Kcrfeoi q Waller,

AiibhNhis wv AStLLoHS AT LAW,
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TENAs,
WIN prarilr their profession In ile Courts 1T the nh
Judicial District, and IN the SnpTme aud Federal
tnris ~ the Siaie,,,,.,Jnne, ~ y
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George W. Guess,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

hALLAs, pALLAs COUNTY, TEXAS,
win prauiir. In The COURTS of the 10Th Julira Di.-
triri, comprising The riunt.s II collin, Grayson,
,~,ke, liontun, Wis, Parker john,,u Eiis, Tarrani
and ballast Hlso, IN kaufman, In tho 9Th also IN
llH surr'Inc t"urI II tho State, and IN the District
c'nrl II the lniiNl states.
Dallas, ian, I, liz
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DIR La Fnycttc yates,


May c consulted ut all times NJ hi. Office, IN raTi,
Lamar county, Texas, On diseases ~ the eye,
March Isln 4
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E.-lnlMl; CORN STALKS.

i,IgJNG CORN STALKS.
fou.o oriaers still adhere to the
oM na:;i,c Of topping their corn
~ gQYn az the ears are glazed.
.i'jieg suppose that the corn ripens
h@leyb exposure to the sun, and
yaM tgH toi,@eo cut, make better
tpdder We advocate the cutting
"a ,up U,iro hill as soon as the
.;erpaM ara well glazed. This
nte.aod @ve, labor, yields as much
and as 2aod Grain, gives the farmer
asaro tmg 20 secure his crop, and
thv tull:s laake better fodder.
4 IL much easier to cut up the
ata'k- when Green, than when ripe
md hv \ workman can grasp a
Whole hin With one hand and arm,
,Itd aut it up with the other at Il
single Nov But in topping, each
s-oIs must be cut separately, and
.5cn 10 the final cutting up of the
hi}I vhoo dry, the labor is much
greater
At the Worth, frost- visits us soon
ahe' ihe kcrnels are glazed, if not
p 'ore and after the leaves have
been once scared by frost, very lit
Go good ca, come to the cars from
he ascendipG sap. Now, if the en-
tifo st'lks 'ue cut up just before
frost ctne, nd bound together in
barge lntsc bundles, most of the
iaaye- VIII remain unhurt by frost,
md wll centinue to send down
their accumulated f,od TO the grain.
81 that probably the ears become
iitlIy q. wcl{ developed as they
n.aull = the -talli had been allowed
q sraVd ,ty day longer uncut.
si-sidea i hould be remembered
-Ml all Nandng corn wastes by be-
ing broken Town, and eaten by
p9alay, birds, etc,
Ag&in cqn thus cary cut up,
can lbs housed in better season and
with 'els ltbcrthan if left standing
the ieid Itis less apt to be-
4omo molly sor to be eQ.lltssdJby
tz5ater Ift,S armcr wishes to
= us coiSsSid for fall crop
FOf wh,at or yet can be
Atad sooner cleaned by this
Efsghan by the other. !.
$ 20 the fodder. 1t is
Z . rop the stalks one by
rathcrn mp and Wind and
innd TO he>cvagon
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CsREMMW7LEaM fE0INL,

Respectfuy informs his friends and tho travcig
nublic generally that he has taken charge of tie
above hotel, and hopes by strict attention to nett
and receive share of public patronage. The prpr.
ctor is determined to keep strictly moral mouse, u
will snare no rains or expense to render entire tiI
faction to all who may favor him with call.
Terms Moderate.
rraor,.;Jlr HINT Co jan 1879 .....,,,,,,,. ..ny y
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SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable EXtracts,

Ind put up in glass cases, air hyht,- and wiH
keep in any climate.
NVlIE Family Caihartic Pill is gentlcbut
Il active Cathartic which the Proprietor
has used in his practice more ,l,an twenty
years.
The constantly increasing demand from
those WHO have long used thc-pills and the
satisfaction which all express in regard to
their use, has induced me to place them