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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
Important TO Scattering nIen:

rIuIADEIPHiA, Oct "a, 1858
Dr. NJ son-Dar Sir Isaed from this port IN August
last in the arue Rcindee of which am Master, 9TH
NJ ten men As knew that the Yellow Fever
was raging great vuence in that city, and hd heard Of the
good the bers in preventing the attacks OF that terrible
disease provided myself with supply Of it. Before reaching
nv port commenced the administration of the bttcrs regularly
to ali ON board reaching Havana, found number 81 vts
the arbor the OF which the Fever
hitting great hoard three Of them not soul was left
alycthe Fever carried OF all Naturally alarm pre-
yai am happy that with the exception Of one Of my
men who deserted in Havana have all cne hack safe amt
,ound-not having been stacked believe oof-
crniun Bttcy- excellent medicine, and
satisfied Of its sautsry effects preventive oil yellow fe'e
rs very thing vessel with 80 many persons On
island ri Cuba in August September ard re-
turn without the loss Of least portion Of her crew
$500 GEO. W. ALLEN,
Master Barque Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16

Bay We were particularly happy in seeing our er-
osent friend, Hon. John l.. LovejOy. Of Denton, who
spent several days in our town last week. We are
pleased to him recovering his health, and able to
resume his journey hOmewards. Mr. Lovsjoy Is one
OF our most esteemed friends, and Is well known
throughout Texas, for his eminent services during
the early strugges,-n those times that tried mems
souls May he long enjoy happy and prosperous
country, to which he has contributed little by the
strength Of his arm and the force Of On excellent
aud cultivated mind.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
From D. Richardson, of the Galveston Ncws.l

UAINESTON TtNAs, Stnt. 70, IhoN.
Dr. c. NJ. ackson,-Dcar Sir You suggested to me before
leaving Philadelphia take bottles Of Filters along
as preventive against Yellow Fever hch is raging here
and in New Orleans did and used it free on my route
home accompanied by several TEXANS who also took It
AS escriled none had the fever except myself All
passed through New Orleans without being attacked by the cpl
demc of them whom have since met attribute their
escaue the Use Of your excellent specific
heard from other and my own expert
have hesitation in saying believe looilands German
Dittes an excellent article the prevention Of Yew Fever and
many other diseases peculiar the South taken time and AS
directed. Yours truly, ~ III, M l.psUN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
Il. M. 8taokpolo

Is at homo again. and doing extensive business
the fast line. Seeing is believing and II the ladies
aud gentlemen will call aronnd at the
RAILROAD CORNER,
They will find choice selection Of the most elegant
Dress Goods, ready for their inspection.
He is constantly receiving, by express, fresh arri
vas Of Groceries. family articles. &C., all of which
he will offer for sale the most reasonable terms
Don't fail to give him q call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
Z Item to the survivors of the Ba;c
x.tt. yr.xs<n

An Important Item TO the survivors Of the La;c
War with Mexico.
LANCASTER C. H., s. c., May Il, 1856
Dr. JacksonDear Sir: After my return from Mexico was
seriously afflicted terrible dsease which has carried 10
the grave many my fellow soldiers Chronic Dtarfha ac-
comaned Neuralgia, brought by the climate Of Mexico
and the mode Of living while engaged IN the The relief
have obtained the Of Ioonand'- German bff-
tcr- astonishing and most ohIfully hsre aud SOU CON
uue To recommend Bite all who are similarly aet
believing benefit that will result fcin ter use VIII DC
H. q: BIDJINGS, Late Lieutenant
or ce-nrnn~ G. Palmetto Regiment, s. c. Voltuiests
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
Cherokee steam Saw Mill!

BRUUM q MAHLOW, ~ .
TTAyE their % horse Steam Saw Mil in full
operation miles east Of Cannon's Bridge on the Neeches
River IL miles from Palestine where they will always keep on
hand large good assortment Of the best quality SO u
hart pine lumber be made in this county We have
always shall have seasoned lumber Come every pody
and get lumber at s 100 per hundred.
Il. NJ. STACKPoLE, Agent, Dallas Texas,
Nav. ID. 1S60-44:u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16

Tar Swiss Bell RISoERs,-This select troupe Of
y,calists and Bell Rpgersw give one Of their ehasts
and highly entertaining performances. tonight, and
another tomorrow night These performers have re-
eeiysd universal praise wherever they have exhibited
aud have elected the warmest encomiums from the
press and the public, Their remarkable skill with
the bells entirely beyond the conception Of those
Who have never witnessed It. We bespeak for them
the patronage Of the public generally.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
l. Honorable County Court of Kaufman county, at
its January term A. D. 1860, administrator of the es-
tate of George W. Noble deceased this is therefore,
to notify all persons having claims against said estate
to present the same within the time prescribed by law
and all persons indebted to said estate will make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
JOHN NJ. WATKINS,
42.6vl Administrator.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16

From Rev. John Berg, Of the Baltimore True Union
DR.. {. NJ. JacksonDear Sir: Your HoOiInd's eIcrmnn
Bitcrs Is dcsevedy popular, and believe Calculated TO re-
move a host the ills which flesh is heir to-" -
Yours Truly, JOHN BERi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
NOTICE /!

r WILL sell two horse Powers and Threshers, one
horse Railway Thresher, cast iron Roller Su-
qar Mil f6r crushing Chinese Sugar Cane, with two
10 gallon Sugar Pans win sell the above on ninety
DAYS time with note and approved security, or or
Good Mules Any application for Sugar Mil must DC
made by list Of May next. j. ~ SlNObEfoN'
waxahachie, March a, 1soO-4O:2m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
NOTICE.

HE undersigned Agent for Messrs Miller. wingae Co..
i Of Lewisvie Kentucky, Manufacturers of the
Kentucky Harvester,
Reaper Mower combined Motifs Pateut Lever power
Threser and Cleaner Page Chds Patent portable circular
Saw Mill Sanford's Straw Cutter &C., nc.
Orders prom pity attended oenqGes Immediately answered
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Wildwood, Collin county, Texas, May LIST, 1s6o-441y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
LUMBER!
Residence and Farm for sal,

Residence and Farm for Sale
II wish to sell my residence in the town fs ae1u
J. of Dallas-also my farm, two miles -..l&R
north of the Cedar Springs, five miles from Dallas
My residence is of the handsomest and best i'm
proved places in town.
Nv farm consists of THREE HUNDRED ACRES of
rich prairie and FIETY ACRES of as good timber as
any in Dallas County. There are about FORTY
FIVE ACRES on the farm in HIGH STATE OF
CULTIVATION. Both or either of these places will
be sold on the most accommodating terms.
NAT. NJ. BURF0RD.
March 14th, 1860. 3m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16

NEw ORLEANS, July 20, loJJ.
Nessrs C. VI. jackson Co-Gcnternen have for long
time looked upon your ooand's German Bittcrs the very
best Dyspeptc preparation cXan But disposed to
still higher merit find that it will eicuay pre-
the avages of that of this cmate-feow Fever
During prevalence of that disease last summer had ample
opportunity Of witnessing its efficacy aud firmly believe that
uaccimaed person. with the proper recauon and the
Bers directed, could safely u in New Orleans
preventive of Fever aud Acue Also ceerfuy endorse all
you claim for it, Respectfully Yours, JOHN MAGlNNlS,
rOnretOr Of the True Delta.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
HOOFLAND'S
RAE,SAWEC CORDIAL

WILL positively cure Congs, Colds, lni9ena, cro1 lnarse-
.s Bronehts Nhooping Cough, biarhHa- DISEASES q The
l.-sis arising ffotu osld lnc5pcni Con rupiien Be
these Medicines ppsT,d nnr iY Dr. g n larson CO.
AIS Arch Strict piadehls, aud f1f s - Drtsis and Deaf
eFE rrntrrIly. Price Is cents Vcr hntlr-
m Der sEecry Body's Almanac given avzy tF ah ciS
srst. contains cehczfes from rIkz.rn people ~ Al Ptfe
" " ssje ~ W. " PEAK 4 BRO. Dallas u. n. NILIEIS
49,, Bun; W + Flk5USoE. fst Vera a. = ii1l ~
s,.-l.s1- - erTF AT = IHNfH 7axalt,ctir. ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
NOTICE tO PrObafe Wi!


NOTICE is hereby given that there has been filed
IN in the Office of the undersigned, Clerk OF the
County Court of the county of Dallas, State OF Texas,
the application of George R. West, praying that the
last win and Testament Of William 7. West, late of
the city Of Matamorss and Government Of Mexico,
deceased be admitted to probate, and he appointed
executor thereof And it appearing that F. Cummings
and A. Watson, witnesses to said Will. residents of
the county Of Cameron and State of Texas and the
said George R. West. having fled interrogatores to
be propounded to said witnesses This is therefore to
notify all persons interested. that on and after the
30th day after the publication hereof, commission
will issue to take the dispositions Of said witnesses to
said Will and that the frst day of the June term
Of the County Court Of said county Of Dallas, to be
holden ct the Court House in the town Of Dallas, on
the 18th day Of june 1860, the application Of said
West win be acted upon.
Attest, Geo. W. Laws, Deputy Clerk Of the
SEAL County Court Of the said county OF Dallas,
\S76SsDd the seal thereof impressed this Soth
day Of April, A. D., 1850.
w.K. MAsTEN. C.C.c.D.CT.
By 6Eo. ". LAWS, Deputy Clerk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
BashaW TrOWer,

PHYSICIA AND S r g E o N.
OFFICE AT THE r.. j.. L. HUNTER.
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
Where may be found at all hours except when absent
on professional business Special attention gwen to all dis
of the Eve. Nav ID, 1S6Q-iH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

~ go 4 ~ -. =. =
ton. olives Of eminent British Poets, from Chsaoc
to Wo,dsworth"--s work, if properly performed,
sufBc,ent for any ak living scholars. i
Hermann Wagner, in the third seriss Of his Boob
Of Journeys and discoveries Lei ,sic gives DIR. Ed.
ward vogels exploring journals to Central Africa,
from the paper Of the unhappy young traveller who,
II viii be remembered, was sent out by the British
Government to join DR.. Bab after the loss Of his col
leagues Overmsnn and Rchardson. This furnishes for
the first time, a complete survey Of vogels activity
and fate in Africa The book has plenty Of illustrations
and good map.
"A spirited English publisher Mr.. s, Booth, is
about reprintiDgthe famous First Folio Shakespeare
of 1923 which, after all the discussions Of commenta.
tors must be resod to the parent test ofths great
dramatist twill be printed 30 as to range with the
library editions of Shakespeare, "page for page,
cline for lne" "word for word" with the original,
and carefully executed facsimes Oft rdeypograPh-
cal ornaments will be given for lovers of rare books
An edition will be printed on writing paper, IN folio,
and there viii be small impression Of each play,
separately, in quato.
-Mittemaier, the younger, of Heidelberg, Is about
TO publish German translation of Prof Liebers pro-
found and instructive work on "Civil Liberty" which
be has prepared under the supervision OF his father,
the eminent juIst, statesman, and professor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
HOME MISSIONARY WORK.
THE CHILDREN OF THE STREETS.

Do you, who have never known want yourself, care
to hear nything about Il hundreds of little vagrant
boys and girls that under the notice of the police
mae istTates, and who cared for by our City
Fathers OF by our charitable institutional You
cannot but sympathize with the poor, ragged
little child in the street, whose chilled limbs peep
through its attered garments whose bare, hafrozen
feet souowfu face and pitiful story excite your SYM
pahy, and, while you drop the few pennies in the out
stretched hand, you wonder why the proper authori
ties do not prevent street begging and exercise a
fathery care over these homeless wanderers. Did
You ever think that perhaps the City charitable us
tutions already with Just such children
and that there really place but the streets open
to them The court records show tina, numbers Of
such frendess oucasts are cared for every day. The
police have instructions to arrest all such children
as Migrants and take them before magistrate
Let see what the records Of the Court say about
them; we will take that specially under
our notice, at the Jefferson Market Police Court. A
policeman came in leading by the hand little girl,
about ten years old She was barefoot, had neither
bonnet shawl and the only garment upon her body
was faded calico dress, world too large, which
traied the floor about her feet. Evon this torn
from the bottom upward half its length and afforded
protection from the cold the contrary 1t had
dragged in the mud and wet, and tapped about her
tiny limbs till they were as wet and muddy as the
streets themselves. This was her only covering on
that frosty day, and the little sufferer was cry
ing with the cold. The officer had arrested her
for begging, and was prompted to do 80 from
a kindly motive not that abe might DO punished.
but that she nigh! lad comfortable home.
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HOOKS RECEIVED.


Tbs American Christian Record lzmo. PIP. 696 w. r c.
Clark Mseksr
CounsItses the Laws Of England By Sir William Black
st1se kdiedb By George snsnwood 2yols syo Chiids
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pp hs7 Cha es Scnbnef.
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10 sbs America Army OF the Revolution BY George H.
Moore. 8Vo. pp. us Charles Scnoner. -
Vsueas Right Labor By Caroline H. Dali l2mo PIP 49,
r,A Bi5e b. f,.eT An address By william Allen Butler.
ismo. pp 90 Robert Carer Brothers.
Bshop B1tieTs Analogy Of Religion Ralura and Revealed
Edited, With an Analysis, ~ j. Z. CAanPhn D. "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

MAMMOTH WATcH-RELIc OF the UNYoRrUsATE
UvgE OF OsIyAss.-lbere lie now at the store Of N.
r. 81 c. IL. Snwell, in this cty a watch of colossal
psopcrions which has been left Tiers by the owner
repairs itisthe property Of William jeffrey eiQ.
o. this city late of Canandaigua and came into the
POSSE zion Of his uncle, Robert Jeffrey merchant of
B0uiogoe many years since when the effects of the
original owner were sold al auction in Paris. This
wehfs repeater, put up in huong STYLE the ease be-
inx covered wits shRgreen dog6sb skin. Tne move.
% suts are IN the common verge STYLE though made
with great apparent care and skll. 1t was made by
isutaud, French matchmaker Of great celebrity for
.bs Duke Of Orleans Mons: Egaite), the father Of
,ou.s Philippe, afterwaId King Of the French. lie
I'D By The guiotins and when his effects sold
Mr. jeffrey made this purchase and the watch has
% ned 10 The famy ever since. The royal arms Of the
Bou,boas-ths Heur de Lfs--are embossed on the
oeodant of this watch. 1t Is 80 bulky thst no man
Qua end e convenient 70 carry hence i is inferred
~ a. Ia rsos used Il while travelling in bis carriage a.
= tme keeper. To this day some Of the nobility Of
lenaIsnd osrry IN their carriages time-keePers This
..Ie al the rnfortunass Bourbon family Is matter OF
sIer 20 everybody ct ali familiar with the history OF
lI,st rIos Of uSssrcbs aud exdes Rochester Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

~0EANs RIGHT TO LABOR; Or. Low wAsEs Ann
btRD WORK. IA Three Lectures. BY Caroline H. Dali
emo, PIP ls5. Wslksr, Wise 4 Co.
Tbs industrial position of woman in the arrange
osass Of modern sociey is here discussed with
oass snd ability. The author maintains that many
branches Of industry, in exclusive possession OF
The stronger sex, might be ntusted to female hands,
with advantage TO the public, as well as with gres;
moral and social gain to the individual Her sugges.
tois, though decided in character are temperate in
expression and enforced by variety of interesting
historical and stat steal facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
OOqTSs OLDHAM At sREgsTONEs: AND HIS rALE

DOCTOR OLDHAM AT GREYSTORES, AND HIS TALK
THERE. 1tmo PIP Sl2. ID. Applet 4 Co.
"A ssmirsr Of Southey's Doctor" has succeeded in
pooueing to'ersble imitation Of that odd tumble of
safe sac nonsense pety and pedantry, sagscity and
s'lEdty il form adapted to the prevailing condition
OF thought and opinion in this country. He brings
Opoo the carpet multitude Of questions in religion,
poloes and social life, which are discussed in free
soi easy manner, but without remarkable vivacity Of
ayls Or the establishment of important conclusions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18

COMMENTARIES ON THE LAW OF ENGLAND. In -Four
Books By SIR WILLIAM BLACKSTONE Edited by GEoRGE
SHARsw0oD. vols avo Childs Peterson
The present edition of Blackstone's Commentaries
by the learned Professor of Law in the University Of
Penbsy lvabia Ioas been prepared with view to af
f,,ding students of law in this country convenient
manual Of reference in accordance with the latest de-
v.lmeNt Of legal science In addition to the original
text Of the author contains large body of notes and
couments both By tie editor himself, and selected
from eminent authorities who have made this work
the sutect Of elaborate annexation Beside the editions
Of Achtold Christian, ana Chitty, which familiar
to 1s American bar, free Use has been made of the
Dotes Of Mr. Justice Coleridge, j. Stewart and r. NJ.
Kerr, inclOSing among other important topics, full
account q the me- progress and gradual improvement
o. the laws of England together with valuable sug-
ges0ns by the editor American jurisprudence. An
original hie Of Sir William Blackstone forms appro-
PIRATE introduction TO the work which will doubtless
bs welcomed by the profession Standard edition Of
90 indispensable authority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18


AnsssER TO HUGH MILLER AND TaEoRETIC GEO:
IOGisTs. By TaoEAs A DAyIss limo PIP S2 Rudd
ceFt0n
Tbs eecIogiss Of the present day, according to Mr.
Davies form vast crowd of sappers and miners who
ara al work beneath the very citadel OF Biblical Chris
usn faith In his opinion, it more than time that
their anaacity should be rebuked they proclaim 10
tbsyotld that they bold the scientific key which un-
locks the deep vsuts Of Nature inclosng the mysteries
OF rsson." He has already, on previous occasion,
CONS 70 the rescue Of the Bible in its literal nterpre
tatioa against the entertainments of sciences and he
row repeats the blow with which to demosh the pre-
tsosiOns Of modern geologists especially of Hugh Mil
ler who Ia regarded formidable antagonist of true
Cbrstisnity The main position Of his volume is the
decial that the primitive Tor pre- Adsmite fossils were
pseceded by vegetable or animal life, but were pro-
duoe by successive creative fats in the same form and
condition in which they now presented to scientific
research This doctrine he maintains, is confirmed By
the analogy of creation by the correct exposition of the
facts Of the physical world, and by the express decara-
ions Of Holy Writ. The author writes with abundant
zeal strenuous pugnac;ty, and apparently remarkable
knowledge Of the mysteries OF creation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rss TREASON or CHARLES LEE. By oHcaeK IL
Mookx- 70. pp us Charles sorioner
Ia this interesting monograph the iDdetsSgable
librarian Of the Eew-York Historical Society, has pub
lehsd for the frst time the documentary proofs Of
deliberate reasonable scheme against the American
c4aee by Msior-Gereral Charles Lee, the second in
command Of she Revolutionary army. plan Of opera.
tor was made by Gen Lee 20 the British Commits
sioasrs Lord and Sir William Howe, soon after the
caya-e Of the former by which he asserted the con-
acest Of the country would be insured and the Ameri
cia wsz brought close within the space of three
a.oatAs The document in the handwriting of Gen.
Lee, describing the project is reproduced in
tbs volume, with sufficient notes and illus
trstiOss to form q connected narrative of
ths extraordinary affair, which has hitherto
e-cseed tSe attention Of historians. After careful
nation of the circumstances Mr.. Moore concludes
tzs tie influence Of Gen. Lees plan is easily recog
uU@d IN the movements of the Howes, and now ex-
2,si5s the caase Of proceedings which at the time
we're unlnstrigibe to both armies. The subsequent
ssrce Of The British generals on the subject Is sc'
counted for BY their want Of confidence in Lee, and
anwiID0pess to admit that they had listened to tue
ccan.els Of one who was held IN such suspicion by the
King snd Ministry. The volume abounds with curodS
S,.ss and will be read with great interest 10y the std
d.rf Of Americas history.
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