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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. -, lSaS.
Dr. VI. Jackson,-Deir Sir: YOU suggested t. before
leaving Philadelphia take bottles OF your ttr along,
as against Yellow Fever hc is raging here
and in New Orleans did and used it free my route
home was accompanied by several Texans! who also tDuk it
as prescribed having had the fever myself All
through New Orleans without being attacked by the cpl
emc and them whom have since met, attribute their
csrupe in great measure excellent specific
From what heard from other sources, and my expert
cnrc have no hesitation In saying believe lIopIanl German
Jcrs nm article fer the prevention Of Nciw Fever and
many other peculiar to the SOh, 'asen in tiny and ~
directed. Yours truly, d. BlV .kpstS,
Editor and Proprietor Of til, Galveston %'ws.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
E9 Zee advertisement 81 DIR, Sianfhrd's Liver
Invigorato on, in the columns ofIhls paper,

ETI,Ts ~ LuNrH,-As the world grows more learned
in the Of science audi more refined and is'idous N
the resources II ant nations nuunly a. dd the ancient
Greek Republics, hll into extremes ufluNuy AMI high living
witlnew and more luxurious modes Of life unfortunately
maaies follow, natural consequence and afeT
them new remedies will he sought to alleviate their effects
Diseases apparently unknown to oTefihers, are COM
mon TO our day-sueh Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Low
spirits, Gencwl Delility languor nnd Sick Headache
These, with a the lram Of evils that arise from
disordcred state Of tho stomach and bowels, ind Iler
certain AMI appropriate sure in the 81, NICHOLAS STosAcI
HiTtrRs,
orsalc 10y ". ", PEAK RRo,, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

rrY- Ihouo, delightful Spring weather is now
upon us, pud everything bids fair for an early and
nos, pr5pitiOuf season. That portion Of the wheat
crop remaining after ne severe cold weather, it is be-
lieycl w.,i be unusually fHe. The great mortality
Umong5, cattle rs heiipng to abate as the crop of
aSrass on the priirisi improves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

Es5- CLouss,,- Ihose in want Of first rate time
psae, would 10 well 90 aall on Mr. Louis Reinhardi,
emil examine Dis choice selection of clocks, Of almost
every design that one could wish, lie has full
supply on haal aud ail dispose Of them on reasOna-
lie terms
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
$4,000 Pounds of Wool Wanted

TIVE undersigned wishes to purchase or take on
shipment, on the most favorable terms for ship
pers the above amount Of Wool and wool growers will
lind il to their interest to call him, WASHED wool
will in all be preferred, aud far better price
Maid Ia proportion 10 the loss sustained by washing
A, SHREK, Opposite he CruieAFod House
Dallns Feb. 80, lsii0-al:lmO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
EsTRAY NOTICES.


li.H-.l. r0. one tfrf Nnli-E vrtf grrt Oh .1stlf
i'ts p b lsl ons sa IuS' "a se, lsns' @ppTas.
fAkkN lrig = smith, and esinyei ls6,sd L. Gface,
fs oie Mohi. tlA, lsle ns niii. iioey eee marked
rrop AMI uneTis Ia tie rgld, an rn,p at the le ear
lI'lei 90 the ls'l hn Supposed IL H. years old AZ,
pIsuseito ss4 fsl. q, isin 81
-, NENTRHs, ri's q, .. o. So, rsa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
To Wool Growers !

THE undersigned is prepaid to buy wool, or taSeo
II on shipment for the Northern market. lie will
pay personal attention to the sale of the Wool in the
North, and thus to his customers the highest
prices, at the least expense, For Wool bought or
shipped superior article of bagGing and Irvine for
bundng will be furnished. Pressing aud packing in
square bales free Of charge.
85.8ml HERMAN NIRSH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
rICE,

W lllic1foIl " 10 Dallas county Agricultur-
L al Mechanical Association will meet at the
Court Hoase in the town Of Dallas, Monday, the
2d day of April next for the purpose Of apportonng
premiums for the coming Fair, making arrangements
for the further improvement Of the Fair Grounds,
ois5n full attendance OF The Directors IS request
Cd JN0. c. MCCOY, Cor. Sec.
Hszrh, III, 1860 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
An umnor;nnt E,r,,, 10 the s,,ry of the late
" viii, Mexico.


LANCASTER C. H., S. C." May Il, 1895.
Dr. lack son--Dcar Sir: After return from Mexico was
seriously afflicted with that terrible disease which has carried to
grave fmy fellow soldiers Chronic bhlia' ac-
COMMANDED with Neuralgia brought y the climate o Mexico
and the mode living while engaged in the war The relief
have obtained from the use Of Boohaiid'- German Ell
,cr. astonishing and most chceTuy have, aud still con-
tnuc the Be to all who similarly hu cted
believing that the benefit that will result from their use VIII be
incalculablc. Very Respectfully Yours
X. Il. BIDLlNGS, Late Lieutenant
or Company c, Palmetto Regiment 5. {. Volunteers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
STATE OF TEXAS, J
COUNTY OF KAUFMAN.
DISTRICT COURT, STRING TERM, A. D., 1850.
CYNTHIA HAMMOND, Plf.
! p. HAMMOND, Def.

O. P. HAMMOND, Def.
To the Sheriff Of Kaufman County, Grceting:-
wv HEREAS Cynthia Hammond has filed in
w nv Office her petition alleging in substance
as follows The said Cynthia Hammond, now q
resident of Kaufman County, State of Texas,
was, on or about the 10Th Of March, 1856, law
fully married to o. p Hrmmond:-Petitione al
leges that she treated her said husband o. ?.
Hammond kindly and atfectionately as she was
hound by her marriage VOWS and in all respects
performed the duties of a faithful wife until the
fall of the said year 1856, when, without her
knowledge or consent, and without any cause on
her part, on certain night, about the time last
aforesaid, defendant suddenly abandoned plain
tifrs bed and board, sezing and carrying horse.
the property of Mary Ramsey, and 500 in mon
ey, belonging to estate of PLAINTIFFS mother
Plaintiff AYERS that defendant made no provision
for her support, and that she has not heard of
him, though he has been gone more than three
years. Plaintiff prays-( having made affidavit
that defendants residence is unknOwn)-that the
said defendant be cited, according to law, to an
swer this petition-and that the bonds of matri-
mopy between her and defendant may be dissolv-
ed-ard YOU are, therefore, hereby commanded
that you summon said o. p. Hammond, by hav-
ing this wish published in the "Dallas Herald,
newspaper published in the town OF Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas and the nearest county to
personally appear before the District Court of
Kaufman county, at the next term thereof. to be
holden at the Court House, in the town OF Kauf-
man, on the llth Monday after the LIST Monday
in March, 1860, then and there to answer plain
tif-s petition, of which the foregoing is an ab.
stract. Herein fail not, &c.
- Witness: ]. 7. Rayel, Clerk Of the Dis
SEAL ! trict Court of Kaufman County. Given
Wv under my hand and seal of Office at Kauf-
man, this 9th day of March, A. d. 1850.
j. Il. RAYEL, Clerk.
Issued 9th March, 1860.
j. L. RAYEL,
CLERK d. I. X. C. TEXAS.
Received in Office on the same day issued and
executed by having this citation published in the
Dallas Herald, newspaper published in the
town of Dallas, Dallas county, Texas, for four
successive weeks
o. P. Hammond will take notice Of the above.
and attend accordingly.
March 9th, 1869.
S. O. GIBBS,
SHERrFF OF KAUFMAN Co. Texas
374tl Pr. fee SI7 90
nROpUgRs;T al kinds wanted at
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
HOOFLA\D'S
EsAE.SAMEG CORDIAL

WILL positively cure Coughs Colds lnhnenn, Comp hnarse
ness bronchitis Nhoopng Cough Diarhe, Diseases OF the
h,wls arising from cold Incirrnt CONSTITUTION, &c.
ese Medicines are prepared only by DR. C. VI. jackson Co,
IlS Arch Street Philadelphia, and for sale Ivy Druggists ami Deal
rrs rrnrraIIy. Pricc rs cents pr bottle.
~ ouF Every Bods's Almanac" given away by all our
sn contains 6chcates from wclkHUwn people IN all parts
Of the country. Get one. . - ....-
yor sale Ly W: ". PEAK BRO, Dallas VI. NJ MILLER,
Pleasant Rur W T. FERGI son, Fort Worth; T. j. LESTER,
Brdyillc and SWEAT TURNER. WaNahacllie. t32 III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

" The Niethaisis have been conducting high
~ interesting revival in Dallas, for the last eight
tcn days lnder the auspices of the Revs. Messrs.
Smith, BcIlamy, AMI others. There have been many
conversions, We learn, and many additions to the
ghuroh.
We orc pleased to earn that this influential denom-
patiou s abou, TO coutract for the building of fine
brick church in our town. This is what we have
long necdc ami viii add greatly to the growing rep
u,otion Of tho rlace We understand that the bull
ding is designed 10 be handsome one and will vie
with the best el6ces in town. both in point of dura-
Blity anj elegance 1t is to be hoped that other de-
nominations win follow their example
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

El'S-. ss lac widow BelOtt would say, VIC have "a
numerous number Il candidates for the different
ofccs in the gift VI ne dear people We take par
tsular pleasure 10 caling the attention of the public
10 the announcement N to-day's paper, of Messrs.
wigguton AMI Bennett, for the office Of County
Treasurer Both og hem are gentlemen Of high
standing Inl vel qu5lifed for the position they seek
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

From Rev. John Berg, Of the Baltimore True Union
Dr. g. NJ. lacksoncar Sir: Your eaOOiiund'- t.crnimu
ittrrs Is descrvcy popular, AMI believe clcGat Il 10
move host of the iTs which flesh is llrir to-
lptrs Truly, JOHN BERt''.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
NNan1ed.

Wanted.
4 situation with practising Attorney. young
u nan with good references would like to associate
himself with some good Attorney in the practice of
the Law has license TO practice. Address T. ]. s.,
WRzahaohie Ellis county, Texas, or give notice in
The Dallas Herald. IS64w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
Preesler's New Map of Texas.

90 or esa sIis niA maps, complied by chaIes w.
sir lki-f halrhsnFn n the GeReTal Land Once At Aus
r beautifully cod "a s rollers designed expressly fbr
punH- rl4s aui gs arc noW on sale AZ the Herald Of
dee, PRO, sl ' Il is admitted BY all that this Is the
- sprsti l,sp ID Ts,as CT puhsei. Those wishing
lsuh Jal usHf a. ilsIr Ire hut iew on hand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
I.enihcr. I.eatI,er, Leaihcr.

TIARNESS and Fair Skiriins Ltaihf', a ga eie
III lotof each lust received aIl &c sllsioa Tar clsi
AZ tho Rsilroad coTutr. J. ~ atA'Afl[f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
St. CHARLES and St. LOUIS HOTELS.

NESE Hotels being under the management oil essrs
Hall IIdrch the former Of which is conducted by Mr. d.
IIidrch and the latter by Mr. o. f. Hail. the Propreors
beg inform the citizens Texas, that they have spared
expense both houses equal point
to any hotel in the United States w
During Summer months, the St. Charles will be kept OPEN
when every accommodation he given families and gentle
men travelling Northwars the popretors have no esta-
saying that pains shall be spared IN urn
ing guests either house, comfort or luxury that
can be obtained in the South l3Elyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

DROpUSEssT al Kinds wanted at
W. W FE.tk & BRO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
THE HERALD.
gocAL AND COUNTY NEWS,

4 IGsfg LEssON ,---MTs, LATlMRR gll continue
vi ~ 1--WE slriu0i'.u the rlAAOt 10 those Who desiTr
avail themselves uf tT rlees, the usual terms, ses'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
SCHOLASTIC.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.

DA LUn UNIV EnNl i.
MALE DEPARTMENT,
Rev Ruhis G. nlrle,on, A. NJ President and Professor 1T
an'i'nt and ~Iani,h islnguae,,,
ir e. u, wall'se, 4 NJ, INF II Natural s'oirr ar tho
fnenoh iangtas,
Rev. Rkhirl r. lhnrson 4 NJ, PmC u Mental .,ui Nor
al Philosophy and Relies l~IITcs,
Mru H. LELAND \, n, lgoL u Nlahenatir, ami i.,rp
UUlY,
Louis frnGe, \, NJ Prof II Gcman Language ani lit
FTltuTe,
Ne !, !. Smith, Principal II Preparatory Department,
Mm, II, Lang, Tiiur
LAW DEPARTMENT.
PROFESSORS;
ll"n n, z, Wheeler, lion, n, T., a. ll,lur
Nm, T. NsssrT,, Es,l,, lnu SHNlrs ~
This Institution Ia Hour, hinu roWlitiun,-slls students
arc r'Inrel IN the st taulusir tie trliy s1Ilnra
rlih 81 The University "a" "li Unsurpassed H anA young
Institution In AmrTirn,
Tuition M primary department, So 'n Nrnr
lAIrTTy sWl lurhiuIaiGa, H,a
lNrinl IN gspd families 40 num SO tu sia uuuTth.
The licWn Department commences rA"uri-'- cen ilr
1T "I FcldunI!' ui The Inv department ~ the iHi ~
June
For Further paTw.I-, see int'l"guc, nddrr- lTo.i-
,lrnr RIFFS g. ~ RlESpN, or Hon, u, r. WHEELER,
Independents, IrNs, nut ~, lNti-l'slN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
TJEM BrACmS,

TWENTY YEARS,
And with continued and increasing success, and still
continues prc-eminently the
BEST MACHINE EVER MANUFACTURED.
Any farmer is at liberty to take the McCopNicE
REAPER AND MOWER work it carefully through the
whole harvest with any other Reaper, and keep the
one which gives the best satisfaction.
Agents are supplied with repairs, that if any
thing goes wrong, through accident or msmanngc-
mcnt, it can he replaced without sending to Ohio Or
Kentucky.
Call ON :he Agent in your county, who viii accom-
modatc you in every reasonable respect TO terms,
&c, and furnish You with circulars giving Il great
deal OF information.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21
The MCCORMICK REAPER and MOWER
Raker, in the Mccormick Machine,

RaKer, III the MCC0rMlCk NaChlne,
Has long been cause Of envy TO many manufacturers.
II Is the only really effective position that can be Oh
tanned, lie is not olted to pieces the platform,
having the dust and boards Of the grain continually
east in his face while endeayorng to crowd his fork
full Of grain into loop-holc between the platform
and main wheel frame, and leaving his bundles un-
evenly scattered on the field, but standing up in mn
easy position and with all ease raking his sheaNes oil
even as they possibly could be done by any other
means.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

Mix water in ihc mouth with the Inv igoraior,
mud swallow both together.
price One D0Iinr per Hsotfir.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

CosaoroLITAS ART Asst 1CIATIoE.-We
have received from this Association both
the engraving. "FalslaH mastering his re-
cruits." and the quarterly number Of the
most excellent journal that is issued BY
the Art Association The d..eirn OF the
engraving is novel AMI wei executed. aud
We believe the present Is ihe hes, number
OF the Journal tia, we have ever had The
pleasure of perusing.
Tie advertisement; Of the Asaocia: ion
will be found in ,o-dsys paper and the
statements and inducements held forth in
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works and ensravinss issued by the As
socialioa. 1t is an Associaiioa that we
are glad 10 know is appreciated by the
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are justly prnu of.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

IT Il DICKSON & Co. wans sher hsvas
= sssa1oJ nv esGh sr pvSs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

ATTEMPTED BCaGLARY.--On THURSDAY
nigh, last. q burglar made an attempt to
enter the Store Of J. l. Wesiervslt OF this
place. In attempting to saw of one Of the
bol:s Of the door he woke the clerk who
was sleeping in the Store together with a
friend. They crept To the door az easily
IA possible bn; male lille noise tha
alarmed the thief who If, The door. The
clerk. BIZ. John M"oie. sIcred lie door.
musksi IN hand and succteie,! in getting
a slio, at he fellow az he WAS maxim.
his escape around the farther end Of the
building but unfortunately lie did not
hit him, bu: just as the gun went eff the
fellow fell over an.l john Thought he had
done il. bit the fellow was no. seen after
ward
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

g Tie Democrat Office ~ Under obliaa-
tions 20 Mr.. G. w. Wright for one Of his
excellent brooras. Mr. Wri ht is one Of
our most ps,irnab,c ri ;z.ns- pay. for lbs
r0rer IN GdrGnce and never fcrgets Lis
friends ''in t:is!re-s." He Las but one
fsult that we know Of and iha, IS, he votes
tho Republican ticket. ba: ihu msk"s us
esteem lin none the less As iIi-ni and
fellow citizen. and. we hope that By the
time four more years shall have rolled
around. at mos;, II. will have seen tie
error Of lis w1vs AMI lke thousands o.
othcr honest rat'ei 5, will f"rsate the see
tional party ilai he has formerly acicl
1i.h.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

WooD WANTED We we're not Joking
about wanting that wood. We have been
out Of wood for onr holse f'r week or
ten days. anl We hops. now th't The roads
are good. that some uf our subscribers wi!
bring US some good wood very soon.
Ii those who paid for their paper in
wood last year wish TO do SO agsin and
want 10 accommodate us tEev can bring ii
along. ss the fist volume j. almost on.
only six numbers more. We want Some
wood rigit no,r
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

L FIESo.--Oa Friday afternoon last.
rs the train on the 9. p & c. Rail Road
was going from thi, place to Laporte and
had gone abou. four miles the row.ca,ch.
placed on the track for Tue purpose Of
throwing The train of the track /, was
a, what is called the sinking marsh. :"
where The track sunk some two years Az"
and ii TOOK several weeks filling 10 repair
the track. IL Is most h,rrio!s pl,ca All
II IL has any bottom. It is siea, way
down. y; the e.l re of the marsh pilin.
has been ~: il All b,twa.n tw, If III
ties on the ends Of The piles the loose IT,
was placed III an erect posi- ion will atoAi
eighteen inches Of ii ab ,ve The level of tho
track and In such a position that the iiend
houshgt il would ihiow- the train from
the trek into tho almost bottomls,s
swamp or marsh. blu; fortunately for those
on The train, The lie was raised ont of
VIII ere i lad been Placed nv the wretch
and Was sid along on top of Ike ties. Of
the track until lie tain was stopped,
which il required some time 10 do rs the
engineer had br, Ken tie rope 10 the
whistle or tke engine and could not wills
tie down the breaks" and had TO depend
alone on his engine. Those or tho cars
we are informed. knew nothing of Wit
danger they had been in until the train
was stopped. They then examined the
place where the tic ha.i boen set in-saw
fresh tracks in The snow--took the track
and followed i. to the pr emses Of a man
who lived near by. but whose name We
suppress for the present. a. bis trial ha 8
not yet came OFF. Whoever tho desper-
ate person is should be sea. 10 the
Peniieafisrv for life or he hung.
As there i a probability that the case
will not be finally settled AT the pending
trial We will give further particulars here
after.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-12-13
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