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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29
CEDAR FALLS.

The following sketch Of our town, which
We clip from the Dubuque Times, we are
undoubtedly indebted for to J. CLEMENT
ESQ.,, one. of the editors Of that journal, who
was among us few days since. Though il
shows life and activity in our place, still We
would not have those abroad consider that
these improvements are the sum total, by any
means:
No town on the Cedar is growing more
rapidly than Cedar Falls. It's progress during
the last six months has been equal to that Of
the two previous years. Mr.. Browns six
story Touring mill, the mate of the "Cedar
Falls mill, !" has started and makes excellent
-four, like its town companion. Overman &
Browns mammoth brick block is filled with
four of the largest and best stores west Of
Dubuque. It is occupied by H. & j. Miller
and Hatch & Allen, general variety mer-
chants; G. N. Miner, druggist and apothe-
cary, and j. Vanuxem & Son, grocers. The
Emporium Block" recently occupied in
part by Mr. Hatch, is filed. Moses SAWYER
keeps general varieties there; Warren Peirce.
hardware and agricultural implements, and
j. r. Grant, leather and saddlery hardware.
NJ. Rosenbaum & Co. have added forty feet
to the length Of their dry goods and grocery
store-an indication of expanding business.
Adjoining this house is that Of VanSaun 4
Hunt, who have started . branch store at
Butler Center. A. Henderson has taken the
store recently occupied by f. A. Tondro, and
Mr.. Tondro has taken the Western Hotel.
William Watson has started harness shop
in the building recently occupied by H. & j..
Miller. Richard Scott and s. l.. Taggart,
two enterprising young Dubuquers, are OPEN
ing good stock of groceries nearly opposite
the American Hotel; and Charles Rattray,
of Dubuque, is opening bookstore opposite
the Western. ID. d. Dcvii(e & Co., Of Du-
buque, are opening confectionery store and
arc preparing for an extensive manufacture
of the article. s. A. Bishop is putting up a
three story brick drug store, % by 60 feet,
adjoining his present store Martin White
is increasing the business of his pottery, in
which he manufactures superior article of
stone ware. E. w. Babcock has just started
a tannery, the second in the place. A chair
factory and two coopers' shops have recently
gone into operation. G. II. Boehnler and
several other persons have lately erected
houses, and w. Schermerhorn, DR.. Bryant,
A. j. Graves, G. May, and Joseph Chase
are among the citizens who have houses in
progress.
The Cedar Valley Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Society has its headquarters at Cedar
Falls, where semi-monthly meetings are held
They are very fully attended and are made
exceedingly interesting. At the last meeting
held, on the ed inst, at least two hundred
pcrsons-men, women, and children-wcre
present. Huge pie-plant leaves, corn in the
silk, large cucumbers, monster gooseberries,
splendid bouquets, &C., were on exhibition.
D.. j. Coleman, Esq. read tasteful essay on
Taste"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29

Proceedings Of the Horticultural Society.
HoRrIcuLruRAL RooMs, June ed, 1860.
Society met persuant to adjournment
President MELENDy, in the chair; minutes Of
the last meeting read and approved.
On motion, the transacting Of business was
deferred until after the reading Of the Essay.
Essay was then read, by d. j. COLEMAN.
Subject" TASTE"
On motion, vote Of thanks was rendered
to Mr.. COLEMAN, for his able and interesting
Lecture.
Society then proceeded to business.
Historical Committee reported that they
were not quite ready to make full report.
Committee asked further time.
Geological Committee reported no progress.
Committee instructed to 60 to work.
Gro. G. DEAN, Chairman of Committee on
festival to be held on the 4th .of July, then
reported Programme as follows:
National Salute at sundo~n
2Exercises commence u O'Clock by music from the
Band.
S-Pryer.
4-Resdins Declaration, by D. ). coLsxAs. Esq.
5-Mudc.
e-EE: .y, by. B. ro~1''. Esq.
S-Refreshments
9-Tcaats and Responses.
10-Awarding Premiums.
liza General Good Time.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29

A CHALLENGE Mr.. A. SxIrr, a delegate
to the Baltimore Convention from California,
has sent challenge to Mr. NEsBlr of Illinois,
who was the delegate that declared, during
M. iIrH's offensive remarks, il M. Cusn.
tn sbp VIII ffsJdantn Ta aat pretsst ths 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29

SuIcIDE.-He who commits selfmurder
must, it seems to us, either be mailman or
a coward. fla Christian, he must be mad
If an infidel, cowardly. In the former case,
therefore, the suicide deserves our pity--in
the iatter our contempt. The infidel who
has no belief in the Bible doctrine Of future
punishment, does not in his own opinion,
run any risk in shocking out the back door
Of suicide. Lacking the manfulness to face
misfortune, he decamps from the world, lcav-
fnrn;n seed will comn,atolv rrerert the -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29
Democratic County Convention

Democratic County Convention.
VyHE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION FOR
Black Hawk County, win be held at the Court House
the 7h day Of july $780, O'Clock r. ~ Of that
day. to elect delegates for and to attend the Democratic
State Convention to be held at Des Mones, the 18th
day Of July 1900 and also to attend the Democratic Con-
gessonAl Convention to be held at Cedar Rapids the
18th day ofJuly 1860 Ratio of representation the
as at the last County Convention.
Dated Waterloo, June 9th, 1860.
A. MULLARKY, J
g. p. BRAINARD,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29

at II o'clock.
All entries that compete for the premiums
must be made between the hours of and 7
o'clock p. NJ. at the Horticultural Rooms.
The rooms will be open for the reception
visitors at o'clock P. M.
After some lively discussion as to the ex-
pediency of offering cash premiums for arti-
cles on exhibition to be held on the 4th, it
was resolved that it would not be expcdient
to offer cash premiums.
On motion, JESSE CLEMENT, ESQ.,, of Du-
buque was elected an honorary member, after
which judges were appointed to award pre-
miums on articles on exhibition as follows
ae FLOWERS
Hon. JESSE CLEMENT, of Dubuque, d. T.
CnoArE, Miss. MARY CROSBY, Mrs. BAGLEY.
FRUIT.
WIN. H. MCCLURE, B. F. WHITE, Mrs. IL.
A. PERKINS, Mrs. j. B. Powers.
VEGETABLES.
f. CROSBY, S. N. PlERcE, Miss ABBOT,
Premiums were awarded as follows:
FLOWERS.
Mrs. A. s. Mfrs LIST Premium for Boquct
Cut Flowers.
Miss McNALLY LIST Premium for Vase Wild
Flowers.
Miss MARY BARNARD LIST Premium for
Basket Cut Flowers.
Mrs. A. j. GRAVES LIST Premium for Basket
Wild Flowers.
Mrs. A. j. GRAVES LIST Premium for Boquet
Wild Grasses.
VEGETABLES.
VIM. H. MCCLURE LIST Premium for Blood
Turnip Beet.
VIM. II. MCCLURE LIST do for Early
Frame Cucumber.
H. M. ADAMS lst Premium for Onions from
Sctt.
H. N. ADAMS End do do Marrofat
Peas.
H. M. ADAMS lst do do Cockney
Potatoes
JOSEPH BANCROFT LIST Premium for Stalks
Rhubarb.
A. s. MIrTs LIST Premium for Turnip Rad
dish.
A. s. MIrTs do do do Peppergrass.
III NJ. ADDxs LIST Premium for Stalk Green
Corn.
CALEB MAY LIST Premium for Stalk Corn
S. Fox LIST Premium for Marrofat Peas.
FRUIT.
H. NJ. ADAMS, LIST Premium for Yellow
Antwerp Raspberries.
H. M. ADAMS LIST do do English
Gooseberries.
H. NJ. ADAMS LIST do do White
Currants.
II. M. ADAMS LIST do do Red
Currants.
S. Fox 2nd Premium for White and Rcd
CurTants.
Society adjourned for one week.
NJ. L. Tracy, Secretary.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29
CLOSING OUT!
GREAT BARGAINS!
J. n. WILSON g. Co.

TNION BLOCK, MAIN s7., CEDAR FALLS,
~ contemplating change IN buaines have determined
70 close out their entire stock Of BOOTS SHOES HATS
CAPS, &C., At COST FOR CASH!
rare chance presents itself any person wishing 20
Into business, the Stock hand bought Cheap.
The House ID well established and situated in the best
business location n town. can be obtained 1t very low
figures.
- For further particulars enquire Of the prope.ors.
J. H. WILSON Co.
Cedar Falls June 25th, $780, 1871
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CUSTOM MADR
"A BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, for Mena Boys La.
dies Misses and Cmldrens cheaper than known
before at WILSON'S
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29
Z. W .ToNDRo,
DEALER IN st
Staple DI Goods, GlgceIiies, &c.

Having aided 70 my we'll selected Stock of GROCERIES,
. stock u 4IAPLk DRY GOODS. an psepassd 10 srvs
any old susecey And ~ eeAess Who may fgvof with
acam " se0ek ceusases = pastef
LYONEsK CI.OTMS, ALARACCA AND
T41DEEa, I.AWNA D8LAlNl
GLOVES AND l1001RBY.
SUGARS, TEA q COEEKE SPICES,
SYRURS& AOLASSES FxNE.CUT
& PLUG TOBACCO, DRIED FRUITS,
Cod Fish, AaeEsrel, Woodsa Wars, CSvdngs:
wALs0 LARGE LOT OF WRAPPING PAPER:
Prodnee Tiksh III ExeAlak6s fSf Goods:
t. Restesaber The yaaes-esuaA end western uo4ei:
Main 81 req, Cedar Rs1ls, low: 1S-1n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-29
s. Fox,
p. MELENDY,)

SCB-C0XNITTEES
Masic.-H. O. Overman, G. II. Mullarky, II. H. Mere
dith, Mrs. Harris Miss Crosby, Miss Abbot.
Refreshnsents and Sdlutes.-F. Boehmler, r. Cox.
VIM. Mccoy.
NJ Harris.
zoasts.-D. J. Coleman, W. H. Mcclure, II. A. Perkins
Decorating Hail.. H. Wilson, D. J. Coleman, J. NJ
Benjamin.
PSvmisns List.-P Melendy, NJ. L. Tracy, 8. Fox.
Procuring Cedays. VIM p. Ovcrman, Z. Hensley, E.
,. Adams
Mtts.
arranging Tegetd1les.-A. 8. Mtts, 8. Lombard, II.
Z. Williams.
Flags and Banneys.-P. Melendy, F. Cox.
Lemonade, Gc.-H. e. Williams, NJ. II. Creager, J.
Schenck.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

~ Last Saturday, about o'clock ?. N, while
many Of citizens were enjoying their pOst-prau-
dial maps. the town was suddenly alarmed by the cry
% Ire. and the startling eangOr u bells, IL was
discovered that the roof Of the Dallas Hotel
hre, In less than 1--WE minutes more than one hun.
dFal men were seen dashing nOby up to aid in sup
preslng the flames. Buckets, ladders, hands and feet
apd silng hearts were all In readiness The house.
tOp vas soon covered with active men the three
story walls scaled in twnkling, and the fire extin-
gulshed. The thanks Of Mrs. COokerel are returned
to 81 who lent their assistance, II is to be hoped that
Their will never be an opportunity to return such
favor.
Wsneed fire company, and 1t would be we'll to
raise fund for the purchase Of elserns at every
ner, 10 be used alone In such emergencies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Fine Stock

Nh EpIron The rapid growth of this country,
aud s peculiar adaptation to raising. Is produ-
cling the minds Of the people disposition to reduce
farming to science. and to vie with each other in ma
ny Of the products Of the SOIL US well in raising
stock Several counties adjacent and around Dallas,
have organized agricultural societies, or associations
and they are creating the liyees interest among the
citizens in efforts to improve in every department OF
agriculture and the mechanical arts.
Ellis, Collin, Dallas and Parker, have organized
esSottions and will hold their annual fairs this fall
Kanfnan, Hunt Tarrant, and others, will soon fol-
low tie example Dallds is central point. The as
socaon Of this county has lis fair grounds well fit
tel up both for the convenience Of exhibiting stock,
nnd the comfortable accommodation Of those who at
tend the fairs and large and valuable Improvements
are being added. Suitable buildings permanent
Rmpitheatrc to be finished in the best mechanical
style, and as comfortable and commodous seats
can b. rendered, together with stalls and booths TO
accom- nodate great deal Of stock and its keepers
are IN course Of construction, and will be completed
by the time OF the next annual fair, on the last Tues
day Of October next In view, therefore, Of the in
forest hat is manifested the improvement Of stock
ir ia suggested that Immediately after the county
fairs Of the different counties, next fall, stock fair
foy Al premium stock, be held at the fair grounds Of
the Dallas County Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
citation. The different associations requested to
take the subject into consideration at their next reg
ular meetings, and IL they deem II expedient to hold
such fair, appoint two directors from each assoca-
ton to confer upon the subject and make all necessary
nrranC ements
Such an enterprise would doubtless be attended
with the happiest results An exhibition Of the Sc
ect stock of Several counties, would be truly grand
spectacle. A larger field Of competitors would be
opened and, as q consequence greater interest and
move exertion to improve the stock and to devise the
hest method of accomplishing the object with facility
and economy. An extended intercourse and associa-
aou would result in spirit of emulation the good
effects Of which are ncalculable and social inter-
view between the citizens OF number of counties
wonli not only be extremely pleasant. but largely
profitable. we shall hope for favorable response.
A FARMER
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Important to Scattering Men.

Important to SeafarinS wen.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81, 1858
DR. c. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: sailed from this port in August
last the barque "Reneer of which am Master with acrew
men, hound Havana As knew that the Yellow Fever
was raging with great vulence that city and had heard of the
of the btters preventing the attacks OF that terrible
disease provided myself with supply Of It, Before reaching
INV mort commenced administration Of the bitcrs regularly
to ali board On reaching Havana found number YES
sells the harbor among of which the Fever was com
hitting great them soul was left
iyehe carried Off ALL Naturally great alarm pre-
vailed happy that with the exception Of one oil my
men who deserted Havana have all back safe and
sounInot having been attacked believe Hoof.
lnnds German Riitcrs to I've an excellent medicine, am
am satisfied salutay preventive OF Yellow Fever,
as it very unusual thing for vessel with so many persons On
board visit the island OF Cuba in August or September anu
turn without the loss Of ut least portion of her crew.
GEO W. ALLEN,
Master Barquc Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
The Grea, DRAW basL . pers0ns eIalgTa

The Great Drawback to persons eInigFsiins TO the
extreme south and Western county the fear ihey have
Ofthe Fever and Agaeihe most diTe u all diseases Nv
cry day hear Of persons attacked By the disease and made
helpless short time, without any Of Attending
lief Ia Ofihe great demand for remedy, De, HOseI-
ter has presented his CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrfRRs,
whose curative powers for all diseases Of the stomach have
been universally seknOaledgei The heEs PreTaTed af'
long experience and deep study have received the
Of the most eminent sswe As all class
es from every part Of our country, To those Nho douA
their many virtues aw say is loty them and ludse
for themselves respectively,
sOoy druggists and dealers generally eVey9heTe' AMI
Ly w. Peak HTO, and u, H. Thomas, Dallas, Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
From d. Richardson, Of the Galveston News

BAl.vEsT0Ni TtNNs, sept IS0S
Dr. G. NJ Iackson-Dcar Sir: ion suggested t" me before
leaving Philadelphia 10 take few bottles OF ttrs along,
preventive against Yellow Fever, hit Is raging here
in New Orleans. did and used 1t freely on my route
accompanied by several Texan who also took It
as prescribed had the fever myself All
New Orleans without being attacked by the cpl
emic, of them whom have since met attribute their
escape in the excellent specific
From have heard from other and exer
ence have hesitation in saying believe oolands German
Bers article fer the prevention Of Yellow Fever and
many other diseases peculiar to the South taken in time anu as
directed. Yours truly, ID. BlciihhDsUN,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
THE HERALD.
LOCAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

RE0IT0sSr IA CAMP. To AIMS The Dallas
light Artillery Company have just received their
aIHs, consisting Of tho Mountain HowitIers, Colts
naJy skies, sabres. and all necessary aoOutrensnts
We rsjOiee With them, One Of the hOwitIers MAS
si yesterday, and, as little fellow sad " it made
ossTfsl racket"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
PUREEC SALE,

| highest bidder, on Tuesday, May sth, at my
residence on the North end of Grape Vine Prairie,
miles West of Wits Mill, the following property, viz:
My farm. containing $40 acres, with good COM
fo,tane residence with six rooms and all necessary
-ou-huidings; with 220 acres under good staked and
rdered fencing and also on the premises plenty Of
neyer-ailing water about 800 of said tract Of
good timber, the remaining $40 prairie, about 100
acres in cultivation The crop will 60 with the farm.
Possessions can be given Immediately as shall leave
soon after the SALE warrantee deed will be given.
TERMS OF SALE -One-haf the purchase money
viii be cash the balance on the LIST of March, 1861.
On the same day, I will sell 80 head of Stock
Cattle several good brood Mares, five year.
linn. Mules. about 500 head of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

The May-day Picnic, yesierday,went OF to the sat-
iasilln Of every One-the question Of Ham, or no
isR" having been definitely settled before the su-
sIisious advent Of May morn. We heard only the
sioss Of Mr., Lundays speech, but rumOr says il was
aa able effort The yiands we're sumptuOus, such as
tie ladies Of Dallas famed for getting up We are
promised full description for our next issue
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Look nj This !!

A the Railroad Corner will be found at all times
n complete assortment Of Goods. am prepared
to sell Goods for Cash or Credit to good men. =
will take Wheat, Corn, Oats, or any other pro-
duce the people may have ts sell during the year, and
pay the market price for it.
February, 1860 L. NJ. STACKP0LE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

An Important Item to tho survivors Of the I'ntc
War with Mexico.
LANCASTER C. H., 5. c., May II, lS06
Dr. Jacksnn-Dear Sir: After return from Mexico was
seriously afflicted wit that terrible which has carried to
The grave so many my soldiers Chronic Diarrha
conpaned Neuralgia brought on by the climate Mexico
and The mode Of living while engaged in the The relief
have obtained the Of II Gcrmnn Bit
tiers. astonishing and chcerfuly have, and still con-
time 10 recommend the all who similarly all ced
believing that that will result um their use viii he
incalcuable. Very Respectfully Yours.
X. G. BIDLINGS, Late Lieutenant
or Company C, Palmetto Regiment s. O. Volunteers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Sheep for Sale

TINE undersigned have 1900 head of
l. COtswOld and Common Sheep,
at their rancho, miles West Of Cedar Hill, in Tar
rant county, three-fourths of the entire lot being
ewes and all acclimated, which we will sell low for
cash Come and see them. S. UHL BRO.
April 10, 176O-42.1mo*
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
RHEUMATISM
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED

Mr. :, LrIcH, Hyde Park W., writes -"rnt the horse
was considered worthless" hs spayn but since
he ffco use Of the Mustang Lnmen have sold him oi
sO cash Your Eminent has been doing wonders up here
40 BRoAp sTREEr, PHILADELPHIA Pa
(ExrR,cr) sin lining the kettle from the firo II became
unmanngcablc tilted over and seaded my hands very
yercly, almost to crisp TWAS awful sight The Mus
tang nment appearcdto extract the pain. II healed mp
idly without soreness, and len no scar OF account
Truly YOURS "CIIARLES FOSTER"
suh language as this is but the constant and natural echo
wherever this article used This Lmmcn sindispcnsa-
bic to planters and Of horses and mules Mr. John
Daniels, Montgomery Ala, sold slave for $500, who was
raised from utter useessncss by this Eminent Every fam
y should have IT, he very particular and enquire for the
Mustang Lnimcnt and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South America,
Europe and the Islands Of the Ocean, for % cents 80 cents
and 81 % per bottle. .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
NOTICE {!

I WILL sell two 6 horse Powers and Threshers, one
| horse Railway Thresher, cast iron 3 Roller Su-
gar Mill f6r crushing Chinese Sugar Cane, with two
40 gallon Sugar Pans. I will sell the above on ninety
days time, with note and approved security, or for
Good Mules Any application for Sugar Mill must be
made by LIST of May next j. ii. SINGLETON.
Waxahachie, March "a, 1S60-4O2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
DIR. j. Id. Rankin a. Cas-.
Celebrated southern Family
M IA DI % Il ~ II ~.


M II ~ - - - ~ - -
Csa,si.tiur 81 RA~kiS c0lS
Ready NsI,et EIuk HixtnTe.
R,n..,ara,t yerm fiyee
hPN."'"f a, "a, .. ~
LtreT, NaAdirf dAd tAWghd ftFfI fuif,
fhese Malieinss caTriy IFylaNd u sa ilr S5rTn
idiseAses an the H,n II hsr rsIsInce In ih treat
u ts various disAsss II this climate fs hest 'ssie-
authors admit thai ,sy s sAl ahslrnr ~ 'e u.s. e'
diseases Meth and siel usIeyss &c slAa w. y. L'un 'rs'
pep4rd 10 put up class OF meiehes Suitable 70 w, DISEASES
u this climate, than j~yns, adshi hiAhe anu o'hsI i<f
sons residing IN the AoItheTn States -
DT. j. ID. Rankin's Fain Killer.
This valuable medicine compounded frn tie mast
IoSeTf anynes anti sAsoiios known "a the meiisal
pfesson and has been the satisfactory
its autIF fails al and Kind Of pains
psaniIrss II their ation OF the which produces them
The following diseases invariably yield the Pain Killer
RrTy Em u ch0ie eramp gripping sasms Il every k and
all sIAsoiie affections, enyuOns, mysteries and
all the ahecluns connected With sm Also painful menslrn'
aon misaTfases nerou. o. every character such as
heAlseh' sAI,Aehs, pains w a,-''' s'A, ss,
heaiasia, lesh-se,e, 80, ~, slso 'N ~
- ~ Nms 'nhNlne 'a I" ,,t, -, 49, ~ ~, ,
are tioeed my asrh' are auuo't7d 70 N'aIh e u0has
m"TS' -, .,,,,
DIR. Rankln's Liver Pills,
Are the powerful remedy offered To the public fr
Liver Complaints and bilious affections Of character sha
A=ARHE AZ NI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Lost or MisIaid.

Il EaCER'S Colony Headlight Certificate, No. ll7S
lYL for 800 acres of land, issued to Duncan Mcneil
by John NJ. Crockett. Commissioner, on the 7th day
Of December 1850. If not found shall apply for O
Duplicate in due time. DAVID P. FEARRlS.
4tJW
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

DIED.
In tls town, on the 10Th of April, WALLACE RI
LEY SMITH, only son of JULIUS and JOSEPHINE
SAITH, aged years, months and 10 days
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
HOOELAND'S
RALSA"C CORDIAL

WILL postivey cure Coughs Colds Influenza Group Huarse
ness BRONCHITIS whoopng Cough. DarrhGa Diseases Of tn
bowels arising from cold, Incipient Consumption, &c.
These Medicines prepared only by Dr. C. NJ Jackson Co
AIS Arch Street. Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists and Deal
ers generally. Price IS cents per bottle.
NJ Our Every Bodys Alnanac" " given away by all GU
agents. certificates from wek people In all part
Of the country Get . - ,,,
yor sale by W. W. PEAK & BRO, Dallas; NJ. NJ. MILLER
Pleasant Run; W. T. FERGUSON Fort worthi T. j. LESTEh
Biriyiie and SWEAT 4 TURNER. Waxahsohie- lS4;lyI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
BLACKSNIITHING.

A LII orders in the above line of bust 49,
n mess executed in SUPERIOR Sg sa@ss.yy
STYLE by the undersigned, at his new :ssses1ass
shop, ut the OSCEOLA MILLS,
Wheat and Corn, at the highest market price. vii.
be taken in exchange for all shop work; and all &C
counts due the LIST day of July in each year.
33:ts. G. ". RECORD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

From ey. John Berg of the Baltimore True Union
Dr. C. NJ Jackson-Dear Sir: Your Ill ootnnd's German
Ricrs eseryey popular AMI believe calculated to re-
move a host Of " the ills which flesh is heir to-"
Yours Truly, JOHN BERG.