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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21

In the Georgia Legislative on tho 18th,
IN the Senate. in q discussion on, the right,
of separate State action, Mr. Troupe char.
acterized it as she right of State to accom-
plish its own defeai-Libcrty forging ito
own chains Happiness poisoning its own
cup-Prosperity comasistiug suicide.
The following resolution, was adopted--
ayes 81. nays 5:
Resolved, That as shere is common inter.
est, there should be cooperation among the
Southern States
A motion to reconsider the vote was lost.
MIR. De Longs bill protecting citizena
fror, processes issued by the Federal Court,
Was lost by IS majority,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21

It is predicted that the present will be a
very severe winter. The bears are leaving
the mountains and coming down into the
settlements and low-lands, which is an in
variable sign of hard weather.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21
RELIGIOUS.

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at Churchville, on Sabbath
next, the 23d inst. Rev. Mr. Baird, Prin-
eipal Of the Wesleyan Female Institute will
preach in the morning and at night.
D. w. ARNOLD,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21

Mr.. Cox, young man, clerk at the Nor
veil House. Lynchburg, fell down the steps
Of that building few days since, and frae-
fsrsa his ,kall from which he dis9>
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21
FRIDAY, DEC. FL. 1850.


We desire those of our subscribers who in
tend to pay their subscriptions in wood, to
bring is in at once. We are in need Of it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21

Where are the Street Commissioners, that
they don't do something for Augusta street
Come out, Messrs Commissioners, and
either attend to having the pavements re-
paired, OF resign in favor Of somebody who
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21

collar, and rope harness. filed with small
load of lght-uood that a strong man should
almost carry. and it may be a bushel or two
of peanuts with wild duck and squirrel
or two distributed among the followers, and
all having an interest 10 the contents of the
loaded cart, for which with the game ;nclu-
ded they will feel that they are rich indeed,
should they secure one dollar and a half,
you would easily guess candidate would
M axe Roadway in electioneering by knock
ing out the head not of Bumbgardener's or
Engleman's best, bu: of common Whiskey.
Not SO, on an election day. God send to
these poor wretches, they put themselves up
to tie highest bidder, and make more oft
times, than they ever see for an entire years
wages. IT'S burlesque on free govern
ment, as we'll as on the pride and Boosting
of the "Chivalry" Yet SO it is, and these
"sand Killers are by no means a contemp-
tible part of the body polite There is an
e:poiuage and surveillance here in regard to
any one emigrating here, whether IRON Va.
N. G. or Maine, that must deter and pre-
vent the settling Of this country. Suppose
you, as small. mcrchant'o or grocery keeper
with thor.sahd or fifteen hundred dollars
desired. to locate at some GROSS road. uuless
yor. could bring unquestioned testimonials
Of character as to probity. &c.. you aot enly
could not !ivs snto business by correct
department., for you could net get any shlng
to do. and the suspicion that would rest upon
you would DO SO grating to man of sensi-
bility. be would Tot risk it, under the ope
Of making comfortable home, ii be mo.
we'd from Pickips district. near the NOM.
Itains, into one between this and Ch4rtcst.Gc:u
sir ~ouia pe fhe same thing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
wiseaores and Public officers.

decent criticism Of the acts Of public officers, by
int sgent, we-meaniug citizens is Mt all times prop
er and has good effect. But to set up an individ.
uni, and impose on him the duty OF keeping the sooa
urGer of q community, under the solemnites OF an
oah and then make public sport Of the Subjects ana
rail in insulting and angry terms at the officer, is not
that decent, intelligent criticism that will commend
tself or command the respect Of an officer who IS IN
the conscientious discharge of his duties
some persons take peculiar pleasure in thwarting
The ends of the law and in defeating the efforts of an
oicer to execute the law, by keeping petit offences
eoucealcd and amusing themselves and others with
"details Of their success while others conclude that
tlny know better how the functions of an ofhcer
houd be performed, than the unfortunate indiviuu-
al who acts under the sanction of an oath, ana mas
his mind directed to the subject by the design OF dis,
charging his duty and they indulge in censure ana
reproach of his acts under this mistaken view
These are alike insulting to man they have placed
10 office by their voluntary sui it destroys his
psefuness, and debases the office to- such degree
Ga 1t no honorable or efficient man will accept 1t.
When two Sheriffs and Magistrate, who have in
yestigated and heard the facts, are exertng them
M YES to rid the streets of bellgerentsone of whom
ia nebriated beyond the control OF reason, and the
other exasperated to the same state OF mind anu
esblc citizens who ought to respect the authorities
and regard the interests of community, make those
"a rites, in the most public places and frequented
,reets, the butt of their jess," Ito use their own
language,) which could have no other effect than to
bring and keep the parties in contact ana excite
their animosity and then indulge IN li,tempered
enunciations of the officers it is time that ladies and
oliet citizens should look well to their walks that
tn, people begin to look out for the selection Of OH
cess who are pable enough to yield to every popular
and private sentiment, however ana brook
the insults Of the hasty and insubordinate never
acting from impulse aiming to be guided by the
dictates of reason and justicen the private walks
OF life man may form his own counsels as public
oicer, his rules are prescribed and as man Of for
,tude, he will pursue them, whether the result Is
pleasant painful. MAion'
Dallos Nav 9Th. 1860.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

rnE PACIFIC RAILROAD no Huanuo.-Mr, Ben
1e.t, formally an extensive Railroad contractor on
do Central road In Illinois. arrived in our town
lev days ago, according to instructions from Mr.
ompson. President Of the Southern Pacific Railroad
G mpany. He has brought number Of hands, and
large quantity Of working material, and will await
lao arrival Of Dr. Fowlkes, who is expected here in
lew days. We hear II stated that II is the intention
tho company to build the road to Trinity river, in
tvo years. Let the work be started, and we are
spared TO say that our citizens will give it their
ssirty support.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
go See advertisement Of DIR, Santord's Liver
Inyiaorator, in the columns OF this paper,

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION is onen as lrai as that
OF tender flower. Many Of the sex enter into marriage
relations without being able To undergo the ahors ana
tnas Of maternity In this country thousands ana
beautiful women saenfeed every year nom this cause
alone HoeiteTs Celebrated Stomach BtleTs will save
many Of this class nom an untmey Craze This medicine
has been used with great benefit by immense numbers a"
people throughout the repubc and tho PToPHe'os have
received greatfl Communications nom all seellops OF the
country. The Bsrs will h. foundio be very pleasant to
the taste, even beverage and prompt and powerful IA
is effect as medicine II nfuses new vitality into The
Frame and strengthens the whole system so that women
who use are enabled to 50 through with aboFs which
would, he certain to PROSTATE them
Sold nv druggists and dealers generally, everywhere, and
by W. W. Peak 4 Bro and d, H. Thomas, Dallas, Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
CORONATION Ordinances.
DALLAS, Thursday, N

DALLAS, Thursday, May s. Ieb0'
The regular meeting of the corporation of the town
Of Dallas was held this day. at the! Mayor ohce'
and there was present Jno NJ. Crockett, Mayor j.
n. smith, s. B. Pryor and E. NJ. Stackpole, Alder
men.
ghich was accepted and James Sheperd appointed to
ill out the unexpired term.
Ordered that the taxes heretofore ievled py TINS
corporation on persons and property be collected
sem-annually for the purpose of raising fund for
Ordered that any person who will gravel any Sec
lion of the streets around the Courtyard, under the
direction Of the mayor shall be exonerated from the
rayment of his taxes, until the amount shall exceed
The value of his work 49,,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BiTT'ERS.

IT,. urairieIurs and manufacturer af Hos
TETTIU'S CELEBRATED STOMACH MT
TEUs can nnneal AiIh IcrrtrI confidence 10
physician, ami riliI rs generally ui The Timed
State, b.,nuse Tie article hns attained a rrIl,-
IaIion heretofore mknnwn. 4 few facts uIUn
Ills main, will sneak mUre Iuwrrfly dian
yoluu,es Of hare assertion or III lOnns nutIery.
The eons,npiinn of IluslelIrr's Stomach Bit
ters for the lat wear amounted Ia over u half
MILAN bnIIles and from lis manifest steady
increase in time, pasI, Il is evident that during
The Gaming wear the consuInpIion will reach
near an, million battles. This Immense amount
could never have been soli hat for the rare
medicinal prnperti,s contained IN the prepAra-
tion. nnl Inc sanction IL the most prominent
a Musician. In those SECTIONS IL the country
v where The ariel, is lest known, who moi unly
recommend the niIters TO their patients, but
are renly n, MI times to give testimonials ia lis
.ni,,,v Il, ali eases of stumneLic ,Icrungcn,.nts
m unL nh, disease, resulting Ilirr,iroI
mis- IL mai n temporary pupulariry. olininel
y lao cy,rnorIiuury efforts in The WAY of rum
N ,,.,in. ,b, ,unlii,s cf The Dlters but IA solid
Z, Estimation of nm invaluable medicine which Is
n destined IN Inc ms enduring ms lin, itself
IlostetIer's Stomach liiirrs have proved
~ n Co,lsenL 10 rccIons where fever md ngue
d and ynrious other hilious enu,,lniuIs have
u enunt,L tbeir victims lac Liu,lrs,l. To bc
aIJo IA s,,,c ,,,i,l,,,ly ,lnt Tho ,.plttrrs"
A., n,, , c,r,nin ,i,,, far III, Dvsncnsju nrl like
II diseases il IA IN, urnrri,tors n so,re, of nm
"A nlloyel Measure IL removes nil morbid matter
y! I'm III. stnr,cb nuri6.s The hlooJ md
q i,unr,s renewed vitality IA the n,ryous system.
z riying II Ihut tone md energy INDISPENSABLE
i,r The restoration of health Ia operaics upon
a ih, siomaol liver. md other digestive organs,
" mildly hut powerfully aud soon restores them
to n condition essential 10 the healthy discharge
r. of the functions of nature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

rm.AprlriuA, Oct -, 1855
Dr. c. NJ Jackson--Dcar Sir sailed from this port in August
last in the barquc "eneer OF which am Master with acrcw
If ten men, bound that the Yellow Fever
was raging with great vience in that city and hal heard Of the
good Of the btters in preventing the attacks OF that terrible
disease provided with supply Of it, Before reaching
my port commenced the administration oi the bcrs regularly
to ali board On reaching Havana, found number OIL rcs-
sc in the lsror among which the Fever com
hitting great board three ii them not soul was lett
avehc Fever mad carried of all Naturally great alarm pr-
yaid happy say with the exception of one oil my
men in Havana have all come back SAFE AMI
sound-no ,ne having been attacked believe Hoof.
lambs German Eittcrs be excellent medicine, and
am satisfied sauary preventive o Yellow Fever
as IL is very unus, thing a vessel with persons on
board the sal Of Cuba in August or september ana re-
turn without the hoes least portion Of her crew
GEO. w ALLEN,
Master Barque Reindeer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
MARRIED.

At the Dallas Hotel, May LIST, by the hev; ,, MI
BEEMAN, all of Dallas, Texas.
We congratulate our friends, and trust that life
may be to them May-day of happiness, without
cloud or sorrow to mar its beauty, Long life and
happiness" said the whole press gang, as they dis
patched the rich bride cake and other delcaces sent
10 the Herald ofhce-"yes long life to them BOTH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

Mr. s. Lircn, Hyde Park, W., wrl'cs'-'ih" INC horS"
was considered worthless s was sparin "bu' since
he free use Of the Mustang Lmrnt have sold him for
$50 cash Your Eminent has been doing wonders up here
400 BRoAp STREET, PmILApELrniA, Pa
SrRlcr) sin lining the kettle from the fire II became
tilted over, aud scaldcd my hands very So
yerey almost to crisp. II IN awful sight The Mus
tang Linlmcnt appeared to extract the pain II healed RAP"
idly without soreness, and len no scar OF account,
N''' Trly YOURS "CHARLES FOSTER"
seuh Language as this but the constant and natural echo
wherever this article is used This Lnment sndiSpens"'
bic to planters and owners Of horses and mules Mr. John
Daniels Montgomery, Ala sold slave for $500 who was
raised from utter uselessncss by this inimen' Every m
lily should have it, he very particular and enquire LOT 'he
Mustang Liniment and take no other
Sold by all dealers throughout North and Sonth Aet
Erope and the Islands the Ocean, for ~ cents 90 GEMS
and 81 90 per bottle ,,, . NAM, NJ, yorl,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

CIncus AND MrSAoERIE-Niabies' great exhibition
cones of to-day, and Of course every body will SO to
see II. It's highly eomplimented by the press gen
ly and Is considered the best troupe that has ever
sgaibited IN Texas, DeMott and the inmitable
nuyck, will be there to amuse and asonish the people
% ut forget the circus. when the music starts, nor
iai. to 20 In when the doors are opened.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
THE HERALD.
GOAL AND COUNTY NEWS.

Tnr PEAK. FAAILY.-we are authorised to say
that these distinguished Bell Ringers will exhibit at
Dallas, in the course Of few weeks, They enjoy a
vel merited reputation and always draw crowded
houses wherever they perform, Their exhibitions
ars unique and intellectual well amusing to those
Ehs have never heard this remarkable music Of the
Ilells,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
From D. Richardson, Of the Galveston Ncw..I

Dr. C. NJ IacksnnDear Sir: You suggested t. me before
leaving Philadelphia take few bottles OF your tttr along
rs preventive against yellow Fever which IL now raging here
and in New Orleans did ami used it frccy on my route
home was accompanied by several TeNhn VIII" al'o took
"a prescribed having had the fever except myself All
through Orleans without being attacked ny the cpl
demic and of them whom have since met attribute tc
ecnnr in great Of excellent SPECIFIC
From what heard from other and my own expert
enre hesitation in saying believe ooii'nh ucrNn
Minors an excellent article fer the prevention Yew Fever and
MANY other peculiar to the south, taken in time and as
directed Yours truly, ~, ~, - ..oeUN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

STILL THEY CoAE.-see announcement Of Msssrs
h. NJ Cooke, and b. y. ricketts,. as candidates for
County Clerk, They are both clever gentlemen, and
all be pleased te receive the votes Of the "sOver-
cirns."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

An EInnorfnuf Item To the Survivors of the Infr
Wnr with Mexico.
LANCASTER C. H., 5. C., May Il, 1856
Dr. Jackson-Dear Sir: After my return from Mexico was
sv afflicted with that terrible disease. which has carried to
the grave Of fellow soldiers Chronic Diarra ac-
conaie with Neuralgia brought on by the climate Of MeNic
% Inc mode n living while engaged In the The relief
haze ohta ne from the Of IIOonnud'- t-rrinru b-
t,r. il astonishing cceriuly have, and s CON-
rne 10 rrcmnend the Be who similarly at cte,
beiyng that the that will result from their use will b
ucaculablc. Very Respectfully Yours -
X. q: BIDLINGS, Ltte Lieutenant
or Company c, Palmetto Regiment, s. C. Volunteer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
Sheen for Sale.
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Honorable County Court of Kaufman county, at
It's January term A. D. 1860, administrator Of the es-
tate Of George W. Noble deceased this is therefore,
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,
A2.6w, Administrator
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
BLACKsNlHTMING.
E,OOI. nt 'EhiS Z!

A I the Railroad Corner will be found at all times
n n complete assortment of Goods. am prepared
to sell Goods for Cash on Credit to good men. -
| will take Wheat, Corn, Oats, or any other pro-
uce the people may have tie sell during the year, and
pay the market price for it.
February, 1860. E. NJ. STACkPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
Cherokee Steam Saw Mill!

BROOM 4 MARLOW,
TAyE their exra6ue % horse power Saw Mill in full
IL operation miles Cannons Bridge on the Neeches
River II Palestine, where they will always keep on
hart pine lumber that be made this county we
always shall have seasoned lumber Come every puS
and get lumber at 5 100 per hundred
""N '~ i. NJ sTACKPOLE, Agent, Dallas Texas,
Nav 1S6n-44n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

from Rev John Berg Of the Baltimore True Ction
Dr. g. soii-lcar Sir: Your boofinu's German
Rittrr- deservey POPULAR and believe Calculated to IT.
move n host of the ills which flesh is heir to-
"'' Yours Truly, JOHN BERG.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
& ASH FOR w @ OIL !

rNIIE undersigned is prepaid to buy wool, or to take
| it on shipment to the Northern markets.
Liberal advances in CASH and merchandise will be
made ON Wool for shipment and personal attention will
paid to the sale of the WOOL thus securing the highest
market price, at the least expense.
For Wool bought or shipped, a superior article of
bang and Irvine for bundling will be furnished, and
the wool will be packed and pressed free of charge.
Wool rasers are invited to give me call before
engaging their crops elsewhere.
35:3ml HERMAN IIIRSH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
THE STATE OF TEXAS, DIsRIcT CorRT, SPRING
County OF KAUFMAN. ( TERK, 1860

COUNTY OF KAUFMAN. J TERN, lSGO
MARY Il WooLEY rs. VIRGIL L. WooLEY.
WHEREAS, Mary A. L. Wooley, has filed i'll my Of
w flee her petition alleging in substance as follows
That the said plaintiff was, on or about the 10Th OF
November, A. D. 1856, lawfully married to the said
defendant plaintiff alleges that from that time she
treated the defendant kindly and afectionatey, and
fully discarging her duties towards him AS faithful
wife. Plaintiff alleges that defendant continued to
manifest want of affection towards her, which in
creased until about the 9th Of March, A. ID. 1901,
when the defendant. without any cause on the part
of paintitf so far as she knows sad in substance,
he did not want wife any longer, and that he had no
use for family So saying, he voluntarily LETT the
bed and board of plaintiff, with the intention OF a6an
doning her Plaintiff further AYERS that defendant
made no provisions for her support and that he has
been absent for more than three years next bore the
institution of this suit Plaintiff prays (having made
affidavit that defendants residence is unknown) that
the said defendant be cited according to law to
this petition, and that the bonds of matrimony be-
tween her and defendant may be dissolved.
You are, therefore, hereby commanded to summon
the snid Virgil P wooley, by having this writ pub
lished in the Dallas Herald, newspaper published in
the town of Dallas Dallas county, Texas, four sue
cessve weeks to personally appear before the District
Court of Kaufman county, to be holden Mt the town
of Kaufman. on the 18th Monday after the LIST Mon
dav in March to answer plaintiffs petition of which
this citation contains brief statement. Herein fail
not, &c.
SEAL Court of Kaufman county. Given under
ON|J my hand and seal of office at Kaufman,
'"'' '''A way VI j. 7. RAYEL, Clerk.
Received in office April l tn and executed by hay-
ing the same published in the Dallas Herald, news
nnper published in the town of Dallas, Dallas county,
Texas, for four successive weeks.
s. o. GIBBS, Sheriff X. Co. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
Notice to Probate will.


NOTICE is hereby given that there has been filed
~ 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 I. West, late Of
the city of Matamoras and Government OF Mexico,
deceased be admitted to probate, and he appointed
executor thereof And it appearing that +. Cummings
and A. F. Watson, witnesses to said Will, residents OF
the county of Cameron and State Of Texas and the
said George r. West, having filed interrogatories to
be proponnded to said witnesses This is therefore TO
notify all persons interested, that on and after the
Both day after the publication hereof, commission
will issue to take the dispositions of said witnesses to
said viii and that on The first day of the June term
Of the County Court Of said county Of Dallas to be
holden ut the Court house in the town Of Dallas,
the 18th day Of june 1850, the application Of said
w1tt will be acted upon.
- Attest, Geo. W. Laws, Deputy Clerk of the
SEAL County Court of the said county of DALLAS.
NC1SS/and the seal thereof impressed this 3Oth
day Of April, A. D., 1850.
". K. MASTEN. C.CC.D.CT.
By Go. v. LAWS, Deputy Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

The popularity 1.-THE MEXICAN MusTAN" L'NANf'Ht'
il eoextensye with the civilization Of The Globe oIrr n'
eles claim alleviate pain and dstreSs-thS cures f"M
y Physicians Government Hospitals, Farrers Planters,
Farmers. Liyerymen, se have practically demonstrated
this fact throughout the world No article ever "iore rcee'
we'd such undivided praise and support rom Medical M"
cicntihc men, -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

NEIL, Flour. Butter. Eggs and everything the
farmer produces, wanted al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
NOTICE !!

NOlkCE
I WILL sell two 6 horse Powers and Threshers, one
| l horse Railway Thresher cast iron Roller Su-
gar Mil for 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.
Woxahachie, March "a 1SG0-i0:2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
1000 Reeves Wanted.

1000 Becvcs Wanted.
T WILL pay the highest market price, in CASH. for
good heavy BEEF CATTLE delivered to me
Mt Jefferson from the first of November until the lat
ter part of December, next. Demand from one to
two hundred per day.
II. II. BLACK.
! eTerson Aur 10Th 1S59-9tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09

1000 Cattle for Sale.
THE undersigned has on hand upon ~<ss
l. her several plantations in Cass ~
County, Texas, W.T.
1000 Head Of Cows and Calves, AA-
And other Stock which she offers for sale low for CASH
Ap4-n4OSt REBECCA HAGGARTY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
RIIEUMATIsM

OF years standng has been totally nnred Piles Ulcers in
mors Running Sores serola, sth JOINTS felops' s""s
Burns Bites Ioils, Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt Rhcum' and q"
aches and pains upon man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE Se.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
HORSES, CATTLE
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED:

such ring hone, gall scratches, SPAWN pol'ev s"es
hoof.ail, 49, are sublued AMI cured by tho Mustang