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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-03
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p~ertOrbenen Mtasen bertummt uebItett ltnreinlidfett G6msr.
zen in uaS t~raafbafte llntb6ttstett9 Der Ginseipei6e, BlGbrnaen
@ppetttlrfetett, gelpfutt &c. 1@s f6etnt, taine 9idtn atben pine
70 ~alBenetne 3afrteeentett: Gin febr gutter plan paroe 60 iein,
menn man ciefe 9taeu %etnuatme, mdtrenO man be Mtlb ii r.
de n gebrnu&t. l2s FIG 7ea ,sfi ,4e
Die Obisen WteofSinsns mer6eh mar suterettvt RON Or. GuoSne
unp Srtn. SO. 8 SDrs Stebente StrdBe, Uberbalt Der Marftfr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
~. o.. Mckenzie,
ger. "A. a. Johnson,

Having permanently located in Dallas offers his ser
vice. 10 the public lemay be found at his ohcen the wes
side OF Public Square door north OF smith, supL!
storc, except when professionally absent.
Dajlas 1',yag, January %, 1s5S--30u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

FERr!l,zli9 PRopERTlEs FROM THE ARA
untiiy Of ammonia and ri;c acid, tqua l.,
perhape, on nm acre, to one hundred pounds OF
c1Ano, is annually brought down to the soil
liy the rain, for die benefit OF vegetation. Let
not, however, the farmer deceive himself, and
ia,trine tl,H he may indulge in idle Tepose,
Wide nautre is thus keeping up the fertility Of
b' lands. Bot he may profit by this newly
ajs:oyercd bounty of mature, if he will take
flll advantage Of the atmospheric manure by
,0eans Of drainage, which promotes the equal
tS5w OF water through instead Of over his soil (;
by deep cultivation OF the land, which brings
ayan part Of it in contact with the air The
fs,.osphere ID to the arnar Ike the sea j. 10
ihc fisherman-he who sp:9aas his nets the
vilest will catch the most
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

1. DC. O&ep, State Geoioeisi Of Indiana,
r.norts 10 the State Board Of Agriculture that
d3ring The progress Of the survey OF the STATE
aeypraI beds iton ore were found, usually
either iaterstratfed with the coal measures, or
n,ar the margin Of The coal basin, some OF
whieh ores evidently contain a large rer cen
MA OF iron, suiii.iel, 10 make them valuable
r. lie arts some, however, from their prox M
~ 70 Sandstone pppear 100 largely combined
,4o ssiiicious materials, which has a tendency
10 rsnder tlieniIather relfqeiory under tie pro-
&c, usually eiuployedin the half stack furnaces
lfsStrte tlisay used ID our Western States.
B iaes ilflse iron ores Of The eoal region, large
Jsposiis Of bog iron ore weie piriially exarn-
iayt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
AGRIOULTURAL.
county, raIrs and Hurlbusr,

County llisa and iurpu+t'
well Johr. how dii lie Faiteo oi!' asked
friend. Of a Young man who bad last Ieln'"ed
l1m the Co. Agricultural Exhibition
linn,tus. lie IN me Iest Of lhen,' was the
r-ply. John hee attended exhibitions OF the
lind during the Fall ard as be is one Of
thss whom We have o.,en heard pronounce
i4e same unhyoutls opinion, I, IS worth
bile 10 learn how he formed il. 1T rs lcl.ow
,hn as he spends he day ana hs money.
lleioIe entering lhr gtoUCds Of lhe sNhiailon
lie is attracted by ,hr sog j o. mus.s IVm ten,
I'd reads from the on posted No ihe entrance.
"a flaming description ri htwcm1n, remark
bic giant. and d weai,lgl dwarf admission
o cents Tie otclulgs 90 Invest. bat sps'dl'
is. eon,es out. uNslainiag," sold" Neat he
i.snecis the sx.l,ggcj ell, ,hs chickens with
Two head.. and suudfy others monsirosites'
With but liIle more sntslacilon' lie men
e,ter. The enclosure Of The exhibition, ms he
would menaeerip. see the show-lo fad some
hing extraordinary to wonder at Passing
ihus 90 aud down through the tenis, aud
among Tic slrlls Of the cattle, only 10 "see
,ight," lie finds comparatively little OF interest
Here mad there lee pausss 10 look yacautly NJ
% aionsrous pumpkin, or m unusually IN; on
flt 'sno, Ct an attracted by new varieties o.
'.uit, economical ntorsayirg achwes, Grim
rroycd breeds Of stock. Tie horses hold his
attention liue more fSed'y, bat unless they
Is stock aud rice he soon thinks all stupid,
and wander away ia where crowd is gathered
ground n soap pedier, tn Huctioooer OF p" oo-
i1ns," or a sharper with lottery table. llav-
log amused himself awhile with these at q cost
lie can i'll afford, he leays, humbuaged man.
--humbugged By himstlf--aUd woes the whole
fair. fiiure and swiudIe
And yet The mpuogers Of exhibitions are not
altogether free from blame in the matter They
100 often conniyc a., If they do not encourage,
The presence Of th,se side attractions, and even
IN some instances allow lhcm place within
heir own enclosure, 10" drive" and omUsc
,bc unth,nking crowd The purrCse eNhi5i.
liens is no, amnsemen, but Improvements il
committees viii keep This steadily in mind,
.hey may be sure OF the ultmnte success Of
Comfy Exhibitions. SPECTATOR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

ls:rcFTA~f 10 FAsaLRs.- the many
ias a5ds Of rS5ssr,i,g feHce posts from decay
,,sss IS prefaPs mere simple and cheap than
,se ore d :osaing L.em in bue viifiol. At a
recrnt nee ING Of tie FImer's previous to
t.sn,g placed il the ground, had been soaked
N !, soln,ion o. blue yiiriol--one hound If
siiriol being used to twen,y quarts Of wafer.
III post was pne, and when tEken up was as
90 I'd as when FIST pat down, e;gnt years
80 sss'ff'.''s sclsiien ia good for all kinds Of
lei exposed 10 the wsaiher--spOuis shingles
81 lee, beaa-poies, *.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
q. o. aGOUEI'L''S
STORAGE G COMM lSsON WAREHOUSE
GALVESTON.
NEW GooE9@:
ALLEN s. EeECOR I'D,

CORNER STRAND AND BATH AVENUE GALVESTON,
RE now receiving entire new and the arses, anu Das'
n assorted stock of Merchandise ever brought TO hs marke
cnosstipg in mart Of Brown Beached Domec row anu
Bleaccd Drills owes Stripes, Pads and hersey
Irish and Brown Linens nnslins 'a c, s, Chem
ise iers eyes Collars Cuffs Hosiery and every varetye
Ladies Goods. Mattresses Quilts and bankets Trains
and lies Quilts YANKEES Nolion Roots and SHOES OF every
style and ouaty Men, Boys, Youths Children and
servants uil aud complete assortment Of Hats and Caps
oaf Crushed Grunuated Pu verzed and Brown sugrs ~
grades Rio Moca' Coees Black ana Green Ieas OF
Mi grade, and prlces Spices Fruits Preserves Currents
Nues Cooking peliGncry Oysters, eariaes, Mornings
Imrted Branies of the choicest BRANDS direct from uncer
Custom House Bonds, pcach Apple Blackbrry, hnspDey
ognac American Brandies Gin Rum, and ines ana
Raging aud Rope general assortment Of Hardware aud
Cutlery such Nails Flooring raas Fencing Nails and spkes
OK Log Traces nud Beast Chains Horse shoes ana Horse
sa Nails Wrought anu Cast Butts and hnges,ior uates
Doors, and Windows, OF every size. , $500,
Tools for nacsmts Carpenters, Cabinet Makers and Tor
Sbo. 0us single and Doible, Rses Pistols and Bowie
euta percha Goods. cohing Hats and Caps, Bags
Pouches Blankets, Tanks, Cantesn' AIR beas fni' anu
Bose
sa,ionery croekey Glassware chnawsrs Vases and
Toys Mirrors. ,,, c.,
lies nurey Harness Single Donbs Clo.hng Tor Men,
Rvs ami servants ofeyery variety Trunks Iaiices SADDLE
Dar and great variety Of thing usually sou ~ 'e
pthe market to which call the attention OF the buyers
ng assured they fail to BE- pleased With our assortment
ana t prcss at which or them We are deeuniei 70
tradc ihs point and wi cur iacis We rev.
rd that We can goods the Merchants OF Texas on rs
go d. Il favorable terms than can be purenh h
slscwher= In the SOUTH We are eaniea y np' 49, t,rs
being less, aid selling for cash. only, ts WI eape
gOs issorstle terms as they can De haa any
Oar ,,r experienc. In the busincs gives knowledge Of
what Is nee and, haze spared no time O. trouble IN select
ing suit the market and On s best terms 0m inc
sIT,rcnt Maj rfacIorcs and LAs1srH h'@fAeS
/ Uc-sn Y u 1s59-1r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
7.OOO Becyes Wanted.

r WILL pay the highest market price, in CASH,for
i good heavy BEEF CATTi T., delivered1t to mo
at jefferson, from the first of November until the lat
ter part Of December, next Demand from one 10
two hundred per day.
Jefferson, Aug 10th. 1s59-9:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

las Us or .feG0-1h general Census sill
lc aiken The pnsesi ysaF. Every farmer in
ahe' ccuniry should have reedy list Of the
sgo suut Of evryihinc raised the present year-
n.slabef Of Bales Of totten, bushels Of Wheat
con-. Oats Rye. gallons Of Wine. head Ct live
flcs X. ard sssy ptsieeie produced on The farm.
fhis Nil tcfi;sse she l~bor Of the census
IL I sr r. IN spucb u. q. rise. your owe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
Epr.. .pcGa. Peak, Dr.,

UE-s TVWs " ~,
SUR G. f. ON ID T. .NTI 8 4,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas and the W
rounding country that he has recently returned from the cry
rnctice Of his profession Having exp of two years,
md Tor the last few in the city of Louisville under The
e.t md best practitioners In that city, he aers himself tha
he win be enabled give entire satisfaction lie Is prepared
with all kinds of work in hi4 line 10 the best man
and viii warrant oil his work Plate work put the
nore specimens of which be at his office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29

sarsp Lows.-- & IEiress1h ..erls % Ills sub
~ ssxcs .fsi spsssa cews gixs much telier
s..3 ra5fe, iIeaiIilIai mix faa8 cows IS the
,.<tssr,i sislr. Il.e re1 vi c0nunue 70 glse
i..|l.1 ~ sfai5e1 ispcr three yrass;- ines
...szz:;;I ;setd ss=,.v - ne lie excrlitEf tfsf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
A. III. Latiillcr.

ATTUKNEY At LAW md NUTNNI TUbLIC'
Belknap, Young County, Itras,
WIN give prompt assiuous attention 10 the Collection
claims and po.ecuo OF suits In the courts Of the 10th JudeA
District Ml locate certificates, investigate and usespceu"
patents, &c. Dec. 81 1855 SLY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
HNealical Notice.

Nh0WRSSh INOshSS'
IIavng ourselves in the practice OF Medicine
IL vars respectfully offer our professional services to the public
generally and will give attention to OIL cases entrusted to
~ care s. u. PRYOR. NJ D.,
nsts CHAs. II. PRYOR, NJ D.
ID. ER. Thomas, M. D.,
WILL promptly all professional calls onco over
w his Drug Store - aaa
Dallas, Texas, May %, 1650-47 1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
Cole man's N ills!

rs uDarr.sni Eatense AMI prnPTisior q re lNpuLAIo
KY CORN AND FIGURING MILLS, respectfully Annoai'ess
M, pos ara he putiie generally, that Tic muuariA IN
ne ,osn II Krunrr Ia, l. In saee ssa - reeh ~
Minis ,r y .x different sisrs TarFs fin ID " 30 inches "a
diausT tsd u sa paTeassfl tao Kinds q shns Afs
~ ia he @ Frsneh IuIT ard The ueImAn O. Ceasue stone
Al AZ. - rAnrng f.om 500 q $50 airor, -
ile es "a he sale Il lhese Mills u ~ ~ ~ Charles sre
tssu a Masonic nan aui orp site cornEsa Aisy, War
orders i'll sih prompt ssivuhon orde1s IN 'hs Haa
fr.nTy si ais, he attended ~ Mills can ie sLl.l -h
rs t ana frre drayaFe, ~ steamboat " on the ss~
Orl.n. ia.kson anl nTrgt Northern tailnoai .
rIt cFrulzfs giving iufmNon neerssaf lei pas
mn s ratns these celebrated Nils be obtained " adj
Al essur he underslgi,ei at No S5si Charles siees.
Ifm-Cash aud III Mills are guaranteed 70 pTfo, IN e''
sf uaisuar al that 10 pscnls or then Ia my pnlei circular
". 4. COLEMAN
JoaS RlcHAnB-os, fsQ SIZE Agent
An fHJrfHssmsais IN tss contraction " iihsi on
ne I,agrsrsa hH SfoHf Drs'i sel!sHr g ofAsf Hns'
~ u on nt reputation Of mHs, sH certainly Dc IFo's'
sg,,a no Ls nsst sIisl s La9 maas and EIerd,a ~
aeL eases jor s protection Of Psfaisss aPr 9s-til,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29
Cherokee steam Saw Mill!

BROOW d NAHLOW,
TTAVE their extra-fne % horse power Steam Saw
Ill Mill now in full operation, 8 miles east Of Cam
mons bridge, on the Neeches River, II miles from
Palestine, where they will always keep on hand
large and good assortment of the best quality of soft,
heart pine lumber that be made in this county.
We have now and always shall have seasoned lumber.
Come every body and get lumber at $l 90 per hun
dred. bkuOM " MAhLoW.t
Rusk, Texas, March LIST, '69.-36:1y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14
EIEGRAPHIc.

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1880
The Pscsyux Of Saturday afternoon has rampioo dates
to re an just ~ the victory 1t Gusdalsara Was in
Gen. UrasAs srssp, stray cannon sbot took OF bis ee
Anm and confusion followed. Gen. Won, unswases,
cha ged with great fury the liberals ms Affair ended
dispersion and fight Of The whole army Of liberals
rsnpco letter says the pevs seems Inoomprebsn.-
be, but comes from an authoritative and reliable
suice.
cen Ursss made his sscipe but the loss Of hs lss will
opsi m HE iie
cen. zoic~ss had assumed The Presidency at the
csr'tl
Aeonducss, With 81 1900 ON zscsees- hal srrv.
cd 1T Tsmpico. Another large cotdacss vas soon ex.
peeted from Gusnsjusto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

Guymas The STOKES vhich are In circulation hers about
new ainicuiues ard dieturbauces tho above named
places are - vague, and differ materially, that With
hold them for the present. promising howevsr, furnish
you with the true verson In my next from Guymas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14
vnA CRrs, June 1, 1850.
1As BATH al 0Sdolajdra-Cbfsew Of Nhcts and DADS
DcsbHs DC.

1m 6dak 81 0sdoiaJdra-O0sfpsoW Of Fscts and Dads
DoSS<s, DC.
We CT the true cross have crosses AMI agitas,cns
enough TO weary The best Of our saints General VOL
out with procamst,en 10 hh soldisss covered with
sosy-sased Me 21h the battle having beea fought the
following the abiding confidence Of the won
eerful General In The integrity and Stamina Of ha troops
be did not win the bstts he made gorous manifesto
for pubhcston sfssr ths heat q bahle-victsvy vic
tory awr CRY often heard In MEXICO In the midst Of
defeat and OBSTRUCTION. II probable that UrAxa
hiss been wounded and made prisoner, AMI that
General Vol has also been wounded; but the facts
Ne bsve not yet confirmed IN . way I, be relied upou
With certainty Tbs battle purports have been fought
II Guafasjava The 3sh eksraphcd 10 MEXICO from Qlo
rero The ash, and NE proclamation Of General Adrian
Well 10 bis soldiers b dated he 2th ) IN the coafu
SION ard nushsd win The glory Of victory IL probable
he General forgot he date c the day which be Won no
much fameio endure in Mexican memory for three or
four weekR
send you herewith pro,Iamsuous and ell VI. dat, We
have at command. The news has dssurbsd our euns.
nifty, and jet 10 mot fatal 10 our removable hopes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

PsuADuPmA, June IL, 1880
1he Dissatisfaction sf hs 7ycco-h Ned on a. ls.Ars.
d~s-RwA q Ocsaeslmen- Ho~ssy y as Jses-se- me
oO~Hsss~ Of fAssr <SsvA~e~es-sA~k xbds q A~ssssq
fA<~slss-xscs<nnte f a. rASssdslpA<sss-yrsals If
1o~my-vfsd = Ne Wsa~ oad Lesomasss Ws~ks--ls-
TssSs. 'sAs''ss fies xsssdy-rA < op~a x~sssss-
Sr<s0 - 0s ACADEMY, -.
1hoss who link The Of ihe assanasss,oo Of N.
Tycoon q Japan viii ssad very nuoh % dssoouo.r, toe
Lnbesy are mistaken ne nsws, - may be sapposcs.
be- ossa oo1nunicaasd 70 then By Of thsr vsssrs
but me enecs OF such MOI overpo wesg and ever
hsy were certain Of The c would make no difference
In thsS course Of ecnduol In lh country mo Tycoon
lad Of seventeen, and I'm power h merely pomIssL ros
nhsdo, vhsss palace h NE imperial CITY Il Mako ~
ne Emperor, and The japanese say shss thsy have n,
osher. 10 day the portion Of The hossi occupied by
The bons-,n ether words, The msnaeris-has been
unconfcstSbg crowded with Ceussinsu and their
frends and ths Ions have hAd hard work farrshins
Asn with specimens Of thsir oAlgvaphy, and In several
Instances drsvissa nss - vsss usually pen and
~, or rather brush and hk, portraits Of children ~b,s
we're done n The urgent request n their mamma An
nsaancs Of he honesty Of thsse people, mar neu,,p
Aat accidentally Isft my umbrella behind m, IN nm. AZ
Ne a NJ special train on Saturday lat ana a, ga
ING beck 70 search for M few minutes Mar IN. y.o.n.
sss had len The depot, found "A -is,.r.
hoard nothing more Of u all this morning. when IN X
ne japanese called TO me BY ~ vas psssspss x
enc Of the corridors Of the hotel, and ssld-"rvs y
your umbrella and he took me int, his room aaa pso
duced the loss article from drawer. had pIace u 30.
aide him IN The car, and sscrg that went away xsbost
n be had taken charge Of himself
Printed vocabulsses Of The English Duish Frenca aaa
Japansss languages nsy be lying about ia may on
be rooms. sucb books arranged thus:-Elch PAGE
q divided into -four cclrmns, ths japanese oa.sa,
tiers being 10 tn. 6fst column and The trsssia,,as
INTO the other languages In the order In whish hive
famed thsms fhey have aso books OF Eogish phr,s,s
with the japanese rsb<ssiou I'm nediAseIy under each
,ertepcc some OF words are mispelt, but the Er.
mar 10 invariably good
MS very entertaining toenste a tour Of their roma
md observe sosir various peculi,res under d.rsn.,
psee. In the reception room there are usuany ,~,or
bres busy dispensing their Autographs wch they write
win brnsh dipped N viscous saossance resemsIlox
India lax, and confined Ia . small square cssny oe
J metal case provided with tube for bodirv
re hrusn and Which they sl~sys carry about VITA h,
mere a picture burg In nm IN which PEN IA "a
presented making he famous kessy win the Iosssns
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-15

no insurance. Loss on the buildings and con-
tents $500, insured in the W. farmers Mutual,
for $1,000. A quantity of hay oats and corn
fodder was lost, by the burning of the barns.
Mr.. Streetcr the popular express messenger
of Thompson 4 Co., on the Connecticut river
railroad, will receive and forward subscriptions
to the Kansas sufferers, AT Keenc, N. H., in
a few hours, he collected the snug little sum of
$40, and 5000 had been sent from the same
vicinity but few days previous.
A couple got married in Stamford on Mon
dav of last week, and were arrested on their
wedding tour home from the parsonage, for OBJ
tanning goods on false prctenses. The hour
was most propitious for the creditor, for the Of
Tending pair settled the bill, rather than further
becloud their honeymoon.
A conductor (LinnclD on the Michigan south
ern railroad states that famlily consisting of
u man and his wife and thirteen children, pass
ed over that line a few days ago; he could not
collect half fare from any of the children, as
the eldest was onty seren years of age!
The degrees of crime are thus defned ale
who steals million is only financer. Who
steals half million is only a defaulter. Who
steals hundred thousand is a rogue. Who
steals fifty thousand is knave. But he who
steals pair of boots or loaf of bread is n
scoundrel of the deepest dye, and deserves to
be lynched.
Dea. Walter Cotton of Georgia, who voted at
the late election of Lincoln and IIamlin, voted
for Washington and has voted at every presi-
dental election since The Deacon is the faith
or Of Rev. Walter and several other Coltons.
The Free Press says: "Nr Saxes new lee
ture is prose one, on Culture. He leaves this
week for lecturing tour in Western New York.
We understand from him, that the indications
promise quiet season in the lecturing bust
ness as well as in some other branches, this
winter"
Rev. +. c. Hooker, late of Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary, will be ordained over the
North Congregational Society in Newburyport,
on Tuesday of this week. The sermon on the
occasion will be preached by the father of the
candidate, Rev. DIR. Hooker OF Fairhaven, Vt.
Capt. S. G.. Patterson of Mortified, has been
elected Col. of the LIST Regiment Vt. V. NJ,
(yice Col. Bush resigned,) and Capt. r. X. Drake
of Pittsford, Lieut.. Col. Of the same
John f. Kimball of Oxford, Mass, was forced
to leave Jefferson county, KY, where he was
engaged teaching school, because he voted for
Lincoln and Hamn.
The motto on the coat of arms of the man
who sawed off the figure head of Jackson on
the frigate Constitution, "a years since is Veni
Iidi."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-12-15

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