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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-03-27

H. I'd
Editor and Proprietor Galveston News.
From Rev J.. Berg of the baltimore True
Union.
DR.. &C. M. Jatkson-Dear Sir: Your
Hollands German Bitters is deservedly
popular and l believe is calculated to re-
move host of "the ills which flesh is
heir to- Yours truly. JOHN BENZ
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERING MEN.
..rrs. o.. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1903.
| DR.. e. NJ Jackson-Dcar Sir | sailed
from this port in. August last, IN the par
que "Reindeer,' of. which l am Master,
with crew of ten men, bound to havana.
As rknew the Yellow Fever was raging
with great virulenec in that city, and had
heard of the good, effects of the Bitters in
preventing the, attacks of that terrible dis
ease, provided myself with supply of it.
Before reaching my port commenced the
administration of the Bitters regularly to
all on board = On reaching Havana |
found q number. of vessels in the hafbor,
among the crews of which the Fever was
committing great rayages; on board of
three of them not a soul was left alive.
the Fever had carried all off. Naturally
great alarm prevailed. l am most happy
TO say that with the exception Of one Of my
crew, who deserted in Havana, We have all
come back safe and sound-not one of us
having been attacked, believe HooHand
German Bittcrs 10 be an excellent mcdi-
cine, and am satisfied gifts salutary effects
as preventative of yellow Fever, as it is
a very unusual thing for vessel with so
many persons on board to visit the island
of Cuba in August or September and re-
turn without the loss of at least portion
of her crew.
G. W. ALLEN, Master Barque Raindcer.
AN IMPORTANT ITEMTO THE SURV1V-
ORs OF THE LATE WAR WITH MEXICO.
LANCASTER c. H., S. c., May Il, 1865.
DR.. Jkckson-Dcar Sir: After my re-
turn from Mexico, was serious afflicted
With that terrible disease, which has car
ricd to the grave go many Of my fellow
soldiers. Chronic DarrhGa accompanied
with Neuralgia, brought on by the climate
of Mexico, and the mode Of living while en-
raged in the war Tho relief l have OBJ
tained from the use of Hollands German
Bitters is astonishing; and l most cheer
fully have, and still continue TO recommend
the Bitters TO all who are similarly affected,
believing that the benefit that will result
from their use will be incalculablt. Very
respectfully yours,
K. G. BILLINGS, late Lieut. of
Company C. Palmetto Reg, 5. s. Vol'trs.
CORDIAL, |
WILL positively cure, Coughs, Colds, In |
fuen1ia, Group, Hoarscness, Bronchitis, |
whooping Cough, Diarhea, Diseases of the
Bowels, arising from Cold, Incipient Con-
sumption, &c.
These Medicines arc prepared only by !
DR.. C. N. Jackson 6 Co., 4l6 Arch Street, !
and for sale by Druggists !
AID Dealers generally. Price - csnts PCT (
5o-Iic.
Hzy- Our e Eve-vbodis's Almanac. given .
away by ell 0ur Agents. crntsins certih- (.
,ates from veil-lrsw1 r-orle in 81 par
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COUkIT o. DAlIAs, !
10 lks SAsTF Of DG!.ss O.
VNTHEREAS, On tie llgl
w VIM. T.; OyeTtoni plsil
tilioh in the District C6aIt
against Matilda Maxwell a.
defendslls, sllegingin subs
That plaintiff resides in
tyi that he is the Tighin
following described tract 0
in Dallas county, Texas, o.
side Of Trinity River, bOuRj
on the NOIth-easi, eonIaiRi
ii the North side and TPIe
Of land patented 10 john \ !.
Dugsld NJ, FallaRi, by 7.
Texas, except so much tier
hy John and Matilda Max
Miller to-wit: tLiTiy-fnur f,
says be is aud has been, f.
in peseeahle adverse pOsses'
that said land was decided
lutte on its face by one ", "
on the Glh Of December lsi
we'll, his heirs and assignsi
though absolute On llsisee, l
deed and has a pRrOl trust
aud that said John Maxwell Fl
land in trust FOR The benefit
ton, the father Of plaintiff, ~
uyertOn departed this life
April lsdO, leaving a will
prOLsted before tie Ch!sf J
county, and now on file In H.
That by said will, said AarO
queaIhed To plaintiff the
above, lha, said trust rest
and thereby, aud by a eerta
from John MaAWellaWd Mai
plaintiff, dated llIh Get.
agreement between plaintiff
Oyerlon, IN his lifetime ms,
lsiS plaintiff paid said Aaror
slderatiOn for said land, an,
went into possession Of IL
said Aaron 0yeEton, NJ the
was made TO said land, by 50
said Maxwell, paid said Thor
chase money for the same,
funds. That said Maxwell
this lifei aud las len, as h
viving widow, lo-wit. Mat
who resides In the county OF
State Of Missouri, aud sevcI
some Of whom are minors,
said Jackson county, and som
adults, as plaintiff believes
of Jackson, and If not there Z
no, where they reside, but tina
residents Of the State of Text
Plaintiff prays that faid
we'll and the other hciIs-a,-le
Maxwell, be cited 10 appear y
the law directs; that the ii,
title 10 said land b. Invested OF
and vested in plaintiff and b,
10 him also, for costs of gu "a
relief.
You are therefore comman
said Matilda Maxwell, and
heirs at Law OF the raid John
making publication hereof
reefs, 10 be and appear at tn
Of the District Court of said
first day thereof, to be held
house in the town Of Dallas, oil
day after the 18th Monday in
then and there 10 answer sal,
- Witness Ed. c. b
SEAL of said Court, and
NJ~\ Of hereon made, III
November 1860.
ED. C. BR0WI
Issued November 9th 1850.
Came to hand ccember 3lst
ccutcd by ordering publication
Herald FOR eight successive We
day of January 1867.
A. BEARD, Sheriff
lS:Sw-pr's fee $40 80.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
nAIIks COUNTY.

T,uEN Ui,e,T "A soilnan, and ssiTsysi bsioT.
J. n SAITH, Esq, pair o. uAhh ~ in, on
Iasllsy tho other brown with sanae Nh.s ~ "a
lila, each ysaTs ca, marks sifli y. Nm, ~ N
~, ne TiEht No, p1ut II the right hoin 81 sSsh
s.,s8 al Also one yellow OK years elI' H.IA -
con undsTbs aud hole in each eAr prsnasi y'so on
thsisfs nip, P1ag q the Tishs heIn $500 IN hi
80 IA ,,1nts 81 each hUTR saved Oh lnAIked crop
ia ~ IN ar, snd undeT-half crop IN tue Fisht'
BRANDED i on the len hip, and u ON me rlshL AZ
- 0ns bTUgn OK ~ilh sne Nhl'e IN sbs az SLl ~
M. 6.lly ssyen Years Old marked eIop and Two splits
In lhs TshI ear aRi crop "a the len ear branded
with q AsA'' e GE 70 " W LAWS, @ Q On, VT
DENTON COUNTY,
TAKEN UP b. 4, A. Miller, and esiTaysi before
/ ClaIk, one yoke VI work OK IN, 0ao Ted short
t.il white spoI in the tAoe, hsd On . large belt
mArksi crop on the len and split in the right Tigh
ar, years oli lhe other a pale rel, J years cd
marksi swall0sfoTk ia each ear. Appraised 10 ESQ
TAKEN UP b. NJ, NJ. Cannon and esIayed before
j. s. ClaTk, E.l,, one hAy MARE, years old len
eye OUT, "a hsAds high, star IN The NFsheAa' Ap'
fAKES UPbyJ.N O'Bryan snd s,trsysd before
4 s Cara, Esq., one yoke II OAkA, one dark
brown, maIksder0p "a the right and nndeTsloPa IN
the sf ear, years Old, the o'he daTk brown MAJ <
"a crop aud lSO splits 10 iht right and sNailowoTk
in the len ear, branded connected on the len hip
years Old, APPToised 20 $50
TAKEN UP b. A. O. HyAnt and sslTAyet 'hefoTe
W. Ch0Wning, ESQ, one hay roam MARE years old
no brands Appraised % $40
TAKEN UP by Hugh Highlower and s.trAYsd be,
fore \, T. Thompson, E'q., one sorTsl iluhsh, ~
years DID, IS hands high star in tho forehead IhTes
whls feet len hind leg has been broke, AplIslssl
10 $50 Also, one s0sTei HORSE, years oli 20 hAH'
high, blaze tee, three white feet and shoa
S. A. VESTERs, Crk, Q, @ Denton Co.
Denton, March 18th, lsol,
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Lancaster, Feb, 20, ls6l,-20;3 mo,
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Dalia, County, Greeting'-'
WHEREAS, Samuel II. Brown, has filed
w his petition in the District Court in
and for the County Of Dallas, aud State OF
Texas, alleging that he is the owner OF
three hundred and twenty acres of land in
said county of Dallas, about eleven miles
N. lbo w, from the Town of Dallas, being
the West half of section Is in Township Z
N of the first base line and in Range W
of the first Meridian, rs surveyed by the
Texan Emigration & Land Company, n
part of the Headlight of MILFORD W. Cook
that it was the community property Of
the said MILFORD and his wife, Nancy Caro-
line Cook-that the said Nancy was fully
empowered by the last will of the said Will
ford TO dispose Of it and that he holds I'M
der the said Nancy by purchase. That the
patent has issued to the heirs "of MILFORD
w. Cook" and that said patent is n cloud
upon his title and that by holding it the
said heirs are trespassing on his rights and
he prays that said heirs be Invested OF
their title and that ii be vested in him
that the boundaries of said West half OF
said section be properly defined, and that
his title be cleared and settled and that
he have judgment for his costs and general
relief. 81
You are therefore commanded to Summon
the said Nancy c. Cook, and the unknown
heirs Of MILFORD W. Cook deceased, by ma
king publication as the law requires, to be
and appear before the District Court Of the
county aforesaid, on the LIST day of the next
Term thereof, to be held at The Court House
in the Town of Dallas, on the Sth Monday
after the 4th Monday in March 1861, then
and there to answer said petition.
~ Witness the undersigned Clerk
SEAL of said Court, and the seal there
of hereon impressed, this the 4th
day of February A. D. 1861.
ED C. BROWDER Cpk.
Issued Feb. 4th 1861.
Came to hand 10th February, 1861, and
executed by ordering publication for eight
successive weeks in the Dallas Herald,
newspaper published in the County of Dali
las, and State of Texas, this 2lst Feb. 1861.
---#n A. BEARD,
... Sheriff Dallas County Texas.
21:Sw.-Print fee 1927. N.
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LOUIS REENHARDT,

- eftAAuA9dsEA AZ eVV'Ohf
FTfAKES leave On inform ais friends and
the public, that be has ssumei HE bssi-
aess ard is nav PREPARED do any vorL IN
fss line. lie nav be four in ne Ba1anr
Building or the North-Et : eOTDeT % The
public Square.
1s1ss Der tss0--218
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living, and vested IN pia;ntIlts, as the nu-
ministrators aforesaid. That the larc
judgment for costs and general relic
You are therefore commanded to &c st.4
heirs by publication as the law drect to ne
and appear before the Hon. Distrit Cow,
aforesaid, on the first day of the nc tenn
thereof, to be held at the Court-h ae in
tho town Of Dallas, on the Sth Nor IVY f.
ter the 4th Monday in March Isl tlca
and there TO answer said petition.
Witness the undelsigno Clark
SEAL of tho District Court OF Dallas
wv county and State of Tc1as, and
the impress Of the Seal thereof hereof made
this 18th of December 1850.
ED. c. BROWDET, CloE
Issued December II, 1860.
Camo to hand December 3lst 1885,, and
executed by ordering publication tho
Dallas Herald, for eight successive weeks
This January 18th, 1861. .....
A. BEARD, Sheriff D, co. Tex
.1S:SwPrs fee S3l so.
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DER. EgODEE ANHe'S

CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERS,
NETILL positively cure Liver Complaint,
w Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Fever
and Aguc, &C., and will positively prevent
Yellow Fever, Bilious Fever &C., &C.,
- READ THE EVIDENCE: ,.,
GFrom.J. Magipnis, Of n. o. True Dclta.l
New ORLEANS, July 20, 1850.
Messrs. C. NJ. Jackson, s. Co,-Geptlcmen {:
| have FOR long time looked upon your
Hoofland s German Bitters as the very best
Dyspcptic preparation .cxtant. But am
now disposed to accord to it still higher
merit. find it will cfcctually prevent
the ravages Of that scurge Of this climate
Yellow Fever. During the prevalence OF
that disease last summer, had ample OPP
portunity of witnessing its efficacy, and
firmly believe that even an unacclimatcd
person, With proper precaution and the use
of your Bttcrs as directed, could safely
summer it in New Orleans. AS proven
tive of Fever and Ague, also, cheeriully
endorse all you claim for it. Respectfully
yours, -. 80 JOHN MAGlNNlS,
Proprietor. of True Delta.
From It. Richardson, of the Galveston News.
GALVESTON, Texas, Sept, 25, 1858.
RI. C. NJ. Jackson-Dcar Sir: You sug-
gestcd to me before leaving Philadelphia to
take few bottles of your Bitters along as
a preventative against Yellow Fever, which
is now raging here and in New Orleans
[ did. so, and used it freely on my route
home 7 was ACCOMPANIED by several
f d.. q
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TNyHE undersigned begs leave to inform
IL the travelling public that the above line
is now furnished with comfortable coaches,
swell fed Stock" and careful drivers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crek simultaneously, at o'clock a. M, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each
week, and arrive at the same places the next
days at o'clock p. m. All the travel is in
daylight and saves 30 miles in distance over
the line via Waco, consequently affording
passengers ample time to rest at night
This line also connects with the line from
Waco to Tyler, at Spring Hill and Dresden,
and with Sawycr's line via Waco, at each
terminus. Confident of my ability to rem
der entire satisfaction, share of pubic pat
ronage is solicited. j. j. STEELE.
April I'd, 1850. Ally
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/ petition OF John b. Y ork, 1iied in said court
against the said William Barbour Tucker,
and alleging in substance as follows to-wit:
on the 3rd day of May 1858, the said John
B. York and William Barbour Tucker en-
tered into an executory contract for the cx
change of 100 acres of land, that Oh tia
said 3rd day of May, the said Tucker made
and executed his bond for title to one hun
dred and sixty acres of land, situated obout
4 miles South Of Fort Worth and more full
ly described in said bond, which is on re-
cord in the County Clerks Office of Tarrant
county, Book c., Page 81, and on the same
day the said John B. York executed to the
land situated about 4 miles North of Fort
Worth which is now fully described in the
Bond which is on record in the said Book,
c., Page &c; petitioner charges that the
said Tucker has no title to the said 100
acres of land miles South of Fort Worth
as aforesaid and that he cannot make pc
ttioner good and valid title to said land
and that the consideration for which petit
toner executed his bond to said Tucker for
100 acres of land, miles South of Fort
Worth has wholly failed, whereof petition
or asks that on q final hearing of this cause
said Tucker, and from the said Tucker to
petitioner be Cancelled and held for naught.
Petitioner prays fer general and special re-
lief and as in duty bound &c.
Herein fail not but have you then and
there before said Court, this writ with your
return thereon showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
| - Witness; W. B. Tucker, Clerk
| SEAL of the District Court of Tarrant
wv County. Given under my hand
and seal of said court at Office inthe Town
of Fort Worth, this the 18th dayof March
A. D. 1861.
W. B. TUCKER, Clerk.
Came to hand the 18th day of March,
| 1861 and executed by publishing in the
Dallas Herald newspaper published in
the county of Dallas it being the nearest
county where a newspaper is published
there being no newspaper published in the
county of Tarrant for four weeks previous
to return day, dated this the 18th day of
March A. D. 1861.
W. o. YANTIS,
lSkerif Of 7arrdIt co. Teras.
24:4t.-Print Fee SIT so.
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Not1cei
WOOL CARDING.

VNHE firm OF o, II, Nance 4 Son is dissol-
i we'd by mutual consent, and the under,
signed will continue the business at the old
stand, IL! miles South Of the town OF Dallas,
On Ten Mile Creek,
Where all persons may have their work on
short notice, weare now hlting up our ma
chimes with a
New anu Finer sett or Cards,
Than any heretofore used, aud with the aid
Of an experienced earder, will be able TO give
general satisfaction, on all grades Of wool
from coarse TO half maTino,
The wool MUST BE THOROUGHLY
CLEANSED OF burrs and glue, and one
pound of lard to every eight pounds of wool
must be furnished in ALL CASES. also, one
sheet TO every twenty-five pounds, that be-
ing as much as they will hold when eardsd
E6-we positively will NOT receive wool
In bad order, fort is impossible TO do good
work, and II Injuries the cards,
Terms Cash:
White Wool, ...,".",...",.."'''''.'lO ots't'lb
Mixed Wool, ..,..,,..,,.,.,,,.,,",,lo
defender our thanks for previous patron
age, aud solicit q continuation Of custom,
W. I. NANCE.
Lancaster, Feb. 20, lS6l.-20:3 mo.
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,U..-.H l,H A1S'PLussEp bf MS NE
....-.t se arr ago a gentleman OF our
.. maintain n'ar.', Ia negro boy hold
.a. .s.g.. h.s i'm, you little rascal
-, ..rr, ~ She'd our face to-day
s.r....i..r ul lin, "but de black
,.r cove ur- ,r.,' ngs dsr'"
Ta, gentleman u ated his horse anu
.s,or t.nu.ag 'ish was in Dixie
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.f,.r .r MIRsHAl.-ws are

- -I.--r I'M MARsHAl,-We arc
r-ta,-.s BIO, .Fra. NJ that j. l. sla''"
seoul sss .rru atty sPP0'n's" A..
,f ... t,..r o. o las, and James MA
eara, Tslare, MAJ nal ,...,. hath
srosu,rr appointments eo'h
-,,,r.uu heEF ra rgsus' p'0uP' a%'
..r..,-. Haiarts 1tentlOn to the COM
rru,auga u code $ Issue ealing upon
them 3as oil. hees 10 wA'sh 'A'!
mo, f..H arra'.'y.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
CnrNrY or nA1I

III " GlAlE w EN- AZ,
COUNTY OF DALLA.
To the Sheriff If Dallas Count!
NXTM. b. MILLER and H.
w ERT0N, administrators c
of NJ. NJ. Miller, deceased, hr.v
District Court of said County I
against the unknown heirs
Jackson, alleging in subst,ence
That they reside in the Couu
and State Of Texas; that theiI,
and they as his legal rcprese
the legal owners of the follow
tract Of land: situated in sal
the waters of Ten Mile Gree
miles s. 80, L. from the town
Beginning at a'stakc in prairic
of c. Necly's survey, and at the
of a survey made for Elizabc
thence S. 30 L. at 957 VS., the
Of said Ncely's survey, in all I
stake in the S. W. line Of q 800
in the name of Robert Parks, a
in. dia. brs. S. 6l W. 40 VS., a
brs. S. so woo VS.. Thence S.
vsr timber, in all 1874 VS.. t..
Burr Oak two feet dia. brs. N
an Elm 6 in. dia. hrs. S. 4S9
Thence North so W. 1914 VS.. T.
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New steam Grist luiII
' AT
PLEASANT RUN.

TIME undersigned spuld infOrm their
Il iTiends and tie public generally, that
they have nov in successful operation 1t
Pleasant Run, their new
steam GPist Mill,
and are prepared to grind wheat and corn
in any quantity and al short notice
This mill was purchased by the late ~
NJ, Miller Esq, At Wsterlon, \, y, expressly
for this place, is entirely new, snd aeAnoWl-
eyed by all who have seen il " be one Of The
finest pieces Of ms1hineey HAT has ever been
brought to this part Of Texas, lils capable
OF grinding
400 Bushels of Wheat In "a hours,
We always grind for customers In prefer
enoe Ia grindlng our own grain, and parties
from distance can he assured nf having ne
detention, Our terms ape 10 take one sixth
for toll,
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Eagle Ford Grist Mill.

SIX MILES DUE WEST OF DALLAS,
on THEsOuTH SIDE or TIE
WEST FORK OF THE TRINITY liver
vKSnE undersigned would res.e I; fully an
4 Rounce 10 the citizens OF : las and tie
adjoining counties, mat they re prepared
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Flour &c Meal

--@s7sI
7. Z, HAWPE,
81" Il, Y, BILLS,
Pleasant Run, Oct, "A, ls60-s;tf
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XSmEAT AND CORN,

In any quantity, Tor customers Tor tie
EIGHTH, and wal guarantee TO do as good
work as any Mill in the State,
They earnestly solicit the patronage Of
the public,
We have always on hand At the shortest
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,g~reggoraence.

DALLAS, March q, 1861.
,L =. &mt, F5q. "4'or Of Dallas;
gla rdcrsghra, ciuzcns of the town OF
pallrg. having leHrU.i hat you have con-
vented 90 e-, rs Daygr f our town, take
his apparently TO sAy that in the dis
.rr.~ee Of d. ongrous, aid some times, I'M
rIcgsln-3olias Of Mayor, we are deslrous
70 renlel you Ill tie sy mpathy and assist
NICE IN oul powor, and pledge ourselves to
we YOU ai ,h0 assig,&nce that may be
acassary &, insure IN en- srgctic and vigor-
o. sdn:nist~plion Of out city government.
. horo rha, vcu will speedily bring 10
ate any OF the or.
that on the trial
those who nave pergtstear!y set ~ def
aca. the rules and 5guiatons made FOR ihc
objection OF tho persons and property 81
u citizens, you wiz il al casaa sot thc
.rnesr fine permitted by law; and in all
.ses ontore Jour Judgements IN the nHn"T'e
rssgr!5od by the Crimin9 ,.I Uoie; that is
e4q, so N case CT failure pronPi,
to raw ,ho fine, yon place the dohnqr"nts il
he county iail. va feel that nothing les
ttan this win give peace and quiet to tn
town, md ensure Gll! protection 70 our CT
i,eqs and ,hiidren; and we would NOR
~ k|F
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b,s- Wa ars ar.t.- obligations to NJ
s.mus! sh.rs 20. ate N, Orleans and
n uou paps Shrek has just re-
tune. .r,n y 0r.ls and brings news
or.fs revival E-t. in that city 'sP''
a'.g n HrErr les
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!, company was form
ek, called the Davis
Thomas Flynn as
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the Crimean war
ermann, Balaklava,
engagements around
appointment could
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No. az y.

No. I'm.
JoHs 3 YoHt. !
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me. nnarrol'e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10
!" The little hand ,

EE The little hand needle did wonders
in its time. anil no one for years thought
of anything to improve upon it; but the
change came. and a sewing machine was
invented, first in Europe. where. because OF
numerous imperfections it never obtained
to general use. as here. where now no new
household is considered complete without
it. From the late of its first introduction
in America. improvements upon improve
ments have been male upon it. till at last
a perfect anil beautiful machine was gotten
up by Lodd. H,ebsfer d Co.. in Boston.
embracing improvements upon all the
good points Of its predecessors. while a.
voiding their fanlt<--the result being
something so desirable that no family will
long be without u when once made aware
of its advantages. Alessrs- Cook, Stone
Il Co.. 124 Lake Street. Chicago. arc the
North Western Agents for the above ma
chimes. which make The stitch oiike on 6otA
aides. and to them we wouli refer our rea-
.ler<. who are in want Of the household
Messing which they SELL zi-ego Demo
Graf. See Advertisement in another col.
uun.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10

k% The csbbage-hcai editor of the
Ded AMI Doa;le Adeertiser says he will
MT reply To our ''unprincipled allusions'
IN ressr'l to him giving his creditors the
slip At huntington We give him credit
far considerable sagacity in thus attempt
ing 70 ignore the delicats subject. Every
body knows. however. that II the allusion
ha ! mo- basiA. CAbbase-head would have
d;sisi Il IN the most Indignant and bite.
terms. Now re7ui<seat ia pace. Cabbage
heal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-10

The Anniversary Celebration of the
Presbyterian Sunday School. on last
Thursday evening. wa perfect success
The exercises were highly credilable both
To the officer. of the school and the schol-
ara. The programme. which consisted oil
soms thirty -sevsn different exercises. was
admirably arranged anil performed. dis
playing tho requisite qualifications on tho
part Of the Superintendent. Mr.. ii. G..
Thaysr. for the position Altogether il
VIZ q1i:e an Interesting occasion. ami will
long be remembered ny scholars. achcrs
anil oil others that were present. The
Charcls was crow.le.i with spectators