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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
Rates of Advertising.

One square of II lines, so cents for one n
scrton--subsequent insertions 20 cents each'
All adver ,isements under IL lines charged as a
square.
Business Cardsn the Directory, per annum,
including subscription, 50.
MONTHS. ONE TWO THREE SIX TWELVE
One square, % 2 % } 80 % 10 90
Two squares 2 25 i 90 . 90 90 IA 10
rhree squares,3 80 % I 80 II 20 lS 90
Four squares, 4 80 q % s 90 ii 90 20 90
Quarter COL, 6 o. 90 II 90 l8 90 80 0O
Larger space forshort periods, as per agree
ment.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths
10 cents per line for first tinsertion-sucSequent
insertions, 5 cents per line. Nine words are
counted rs line in advertising.
Merchants and others, advertising BY the
year. will be charged ST. 90.
Procee iings of meetings not of general
character, charged at cents per linefor each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must confne theiradyer-
Using to their own business.
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, outside the city
ofCumberland, cash in advance.
Persons ordering the insertion oflegaladver
isements will be held responsible for payment
for the same when the time for which they were
ordered to be inserted shall have expired.
IysoLvRNT NOTICES cash in advance.
PATENT MEpICGyEs, one halfin advance and
:he balance in six months.
ALI JoB WORK, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel us to
adopt this course. II will be strictly adhered
TO in all cases, and no advertisement from =
distance will be inserted unless accompanied
hv the cash.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
WIT AND HUMOR.
THE PRINTER.
Printer-fool enough,
Puffs the folks so funny.
He does ali the puff
They get all the money.

People with long necks enjoy drinking,
as the lilror is tasted all the way down,
as it goes.
'Why don't you ash your sweet heart
to marry you? 4 have asked her.
What did she say I'VE the refusal of
her
'Tintionl' exclaimed an Irish sergeant
to his platoon; front face. and tiud rowl
call. As many of ye as is present will
say Here and as many of yc rs arenot
prcsint will say Absent -
A fellow on the race course was stag
gering about with moress Liquor than be
could carry.
Halo! what is the matter now' said
chap, whom the inebriated individual
had just ran against.
Why-hic-why, the fact is, lot of
my friends have been betting liquor Oh
the race to-day. and they have got Inc to
hold the stakes
Problem for Mihman.-If twenty
seven inches of snow gives three inches
of water, how much milk will a given
COW yield, when fed on turnips?
Key.--Multiply .he plumber of snow
fakes by the number of hairs on the cows
tail, divide the product by the juice of
the day turnip, add to quotient pound
of chalk, aud multiply the suw by the
hydrant.
"a Slice Bigger than tie Eoaf."--.
While walking through Church street a
few evenings since, The subscriber came
up with two negro boys, aged respect
lively fen and fifteen years. The youn-
ger one carried an apple in his hand,
and the elder one was using all his elo-
quence to obtain "iust one bite" of il.
The larger ono took the apple, open
ed mouth that would have been credi-
table to $50 lb. cat fish, and brought
it down on the fruit, leaving but a very
small portion Oh the other side.
Thunder, JIM said the little one.
looking up at the operation with aston
ishment, Just you take the apple and
give Inc the bite, won't you?
10 Destrog Rats.-Catch them, one
by one, and fatten their heads in lem
on squeczer.
TO Kill Cockroaches. Get pair of
heavy boots, then catch your reaches,
put them in barrel, then get in your
self and dance.
70 KW Be,lbugs.-Chain tl,cir hind
legs 60 q tree, then go rouud in front
and make mouths at them.
10 mahc Hens Lay--Tie them fiat
on boards, and then put pillows under
the boards.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

subscribers order the discontnuance oi
,rcir newspapers, the publisher may continne
p, end them until all arrearages are paid.
subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
spapers from the Office to which they are
cted they are held responsible until they
ire settled the bills and orderedthem discon-
.uned.
subscribers move to other places without
F rrning the publisher, and the newspapers are
to the former direction, they are held re-
lsible.
ne courts have decided that refusing TO
t.. newspapers from the Office, or removing,
leaving them uucalled for, is prma facia
lcnce ofintentional fraud.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
NUMBER 10

Maryland soil, when he replied; Sir. we
came here not as citizens of Massacbus-
etts, but as citizens and soldiers of the
United States, with no intention to in
wade any State, but to protect the Capt.
tai of our common country from invasion.
We shall give no cause of offence, but
there must be no fagitivc shots or stray
bricks ON the way
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
rms oftdc gioi(ian C Ge(egrap6.

70 DOLLARS per annum, strictly IN ad-
ce-S2.50 if not so paid, and $500 II not
within the year ,... O..
hose who expect to receive the CIVILIAN u
RGRApH for $500 must pay Invariably IN
ance.
-Bear in mind that no paper will be dis
D. tinued until all arrearagcs are paid.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
Stray Bricks and Fugitive Shots.

1t Is said that when. Col. Benjamin T
Butler, in command of the Massachus-
etts Regiment landed, some of the au.
thorsios of Annapolis protested against
the passage of Massachusetts, troops over
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09
MEDICAL HOUSE,
IL South Frederick ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland.

Established in order to afford Sound and Scien.
tific Medical Aid, and for the suppression
Of Quackery.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-05-09

People with long nechs enjoy drinking.
as the lilror is tasted all the way down,
as it goes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

... -- ..ss al spears GA iAe fsess's-
There is NO bickerins or gaRi Of lsrnony
a,asne ou- p7,lag We are ali ehsli'abls
aui puanel ui,h ua aae io- differing irom
AS. Ne bsliege ,ie Conservative nsn will
def,nl lhe States, reNss WLen she eaRsum-
mates lie act of S.eess.5u, a. Eaim'y as
the s1cessieuisis, Ne know Of msny -
csss-onisis uL, an not 60 90 the polls
feeling lLai lhs s,Ese IT lLe people Mas -
sirons in ihat direction that lhe vote N"l.d
he almos, una,iaous, All Hail IL 'ls
-Three Forks Repullie N which seeFns an
alliance with lhe North, aEd rss's her des-
,iny w;ih ths Waite gepublie If 'ae So"'h'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
The Liacllon am ihe 2ad. Inst.

n Tole ai tbs Precinct was not quite as
large usual. from he TACT that many of
onr foic's ere 1ui v ,st, in the expedition
against uamp Cooper With that exccp-
ton, il wa pretty close precinct vote
The eiecrou vas chnlactcrized by seri-
ousness chi do'trl alton that showed the
peopic we're in dead arrest and not to be
thwaricd r.. IA their rurpose. No intoxica-
zion, nq'se. OF confusion was manifested,
bul q 60 'abrss and quiet unusual on cleo
ton days Tie session feeling was
strong lus entirely pecifrl to those of
the oppraiic opinion Dallas County has
placsd rclg above ne suspicion Of UNI
sounduess. hst las 20 often been charged
srs,inst he northern portion of Texas
Thc ccHeer~s.isr OF Union party in this
county aiHs1 disciained the idea Of Sub
,aisrisn 10 lrcola and his abolition policy.
We az FIemi to -ay defense of Our coun-
~ Nc De- ngs ifiiefe Cat there are twenty
FIVE s1h1nizsiaaists pr 81 in Dallas; and
that ihe f'6i creative Iariy Differed only
IN rtasri 20 iie iire II secession as he
largely i. ID rs riil testify en-
sjfize rcla 81 al have p'ace
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
L. NJ. Stackpolc's Adv'fs.
Rail Road Corner Revived

FlvllI subscriber has returned with mn en-
n. tire new stock of all kinds OF Goods,
which he il prepared to sell on good terms
To his old friends and customers, and TO the
public generally. All ask is fair share
of that custom 50 literally bestowed before
the fire. have no old goods TO Offer no old
remnants to work OH; but my stock is fresh
aud clean, and can and win sell goods as
low as any one dare To in this market
ron THE CASH!
II | sell goods on credit, Il will he from
January LIST To July LIST, and from July till
Christmas, and shall expect to have fair
profit, as no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and see me aud Look ut my goods
whether you buy Or not. ! shall not charge
you anything for looking, but will take II
pleasure in showing. H. NJ. STACkPOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
II. s. LEM,S, ct. al.

4
Unknown heirs of MAYBgRY Il. GRAY, de J
Ii DISTRICT CouRT OF ELLIS CoUNTY-FALL
TERM A. ID. 1860.
NOTICE is hereby given that the plant
~ IFS in the above case, have flcd IN
terrogatories in my office, TO the following
named witnesses. viz: Elisha Bass, ana u
II. Fry. who reside in the county of Gamer
ON. and State of Texas; Nathaniel Mitchell,
who resides in Bexar county, State Of Tex
as. and +. r.. Hord, who resides in Stai r
county. State of Texas; and that the proper
commissions will issuc TO take the answers
to said Inicrrogatorics, on or after the Both
day from the publication hereof
Attest W. W. Parks, Clerk Of the
SEAL District Court Of srid county of
w Ellis. and the seal thereof hcreon
impressed NJ office in the town of WaSa-
hAcliie, this 2Sth day Of january A. j.. 1861.
W W. PARKS
: fr11e corv ~ fhe original.
W ". PARKS. clerk D. e l. Co
Iefw-pfs Zee - 30.
HAVANA CIGARS!
EERESIi AMI BEsT QUALITY. For sals
e by the liss or fs.lil at the nrF csiallish-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
Fns s.Ai. % ikAAA +,


coVNFT 90 DAILAs.
II a. Sksrig II Dallas ~ o. ta'tag
kAFhkkEAS, on ihe lTih ri la.y- leiN
w Ma. 4. oelien, plain n e.,i lis D.
ii,ion in ILe District Court g. ,aii rlsnty
I sgainsi Matilda Maxwell an $50 rtiialeu
defendants, alleging ia salsl tlilaas
Ilst pisiniin issiles ia "a -.il. r'ag
. ~ ihsl he is the rigLifal -sr-r uf d.
following dcscrii.ei tract Of tsaa.
ia DALLAS coaRiy, Texas, on 4.
side ri TTiniiy kiVer l.and,
ga The Aslih-easi, cahiainin .....
Of the Norih side and pre-
II laRd PaienIesl 10 John No -. ss. s...H
Dugsld N, RsIlsnl, By d t.l t'
Texas, except 90 mneh there,
bY lehA aAl Matilda Na1N io t f
Miller ie-sii: Iliry-ioHr a, 'iai.
says he is and has heen, for yrsf.
ia Ieareahle adverse I..ssrsis ~ came.
lhai said land Mas DECIDED / .rl Ftss-
Tate ga lie face hy oHe ". ". .1Ei
GA Cue hih al lie, en,hsr 1877, .H Mos
seN' bis heirs aud assisnsi sa'l tlr-i.
,h'ash absolute nh lie face, is no .rr. f. ursI
sefsi and has Iatal tnisi am tttrIa
and that said l"hn MaKNells .f. h.lIssEl
land In trust for The lenefI o. ,..i. t.rrr.
80 NV 'S'"'' ~ i'.lhuh, u ...f taTH
''',,rH n'l's""i 'hls me He 'E ~
April lsiil lraViag a will lastsrr
f'S's''i "si"'e tue hisi IA '-, 40 lfi'.7
soHh' y anu h"s oh hle IN the .ui
Ihs' ~ ssii VIII, said Aanh rfa'fl. tf
lnea'hel :" plsinlin the lff "-r''r-
ahsye, That said trust resu piauHH
ana thereby, and hy eerlaiN 8er
Irom john MaA1ellahd Mali, ia A.frt.. 81
plalnlin, dalei lllh uol, 81 '.i .F pa
agreement heiNeeh plaintiff
Nerioh, ~ his lifetime, mad i. rrr
1875 Plaihiin paid said Aaron i',s ih'rr
s.defaiieh Tor said land, and t|.ri.ii.-ie'F
went int" l"'ssrs''ou NJ he t7H, ih'I
-HI 'ann iNtnuu. af tI,1 r.r sa.I decd
No. 1a'.e 'a -a.t ,s.'i, lsgt. iH.uIFo'' 10
i.' NNrIl s'I said IHnu i'sf1 fHs par
rh rrF 'ur ffe ,amr HF 's o"
''aH, '.ai 80, '.'h" '"l'''''
'N'. ". 'HA lbs '1.'' H''.'i r"''
N''Hf Nia''t '"-N''' N't..' NpAfe.'r
VINE 'e'.t it .in '".H'N 81 H7r. "' sHH
S'''' "l ai''-"fr aHi 'eFrfH .'t"irH---
fHuo 20 "H'm hft Ihn nf' "nt ''r'iu M
s-''. s@eAs"n county, aud soui pr whom are
Adults, As pihihlln believes " H' ,"apiN
OF jackson, and II not there ~ lh'S'
not where they reside, hut ihai '' 600 non
residents 81 the state of TeSvs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
DRNr Si CouNrY.

TAKEN ~ la :. y, Maiiun sni esiIsy0l hrfdIr
n, MslIshers-r Rsi,, ene iuhLof uAEAi "ne a
sI,rrkl6.i srsr, ET gVafs old, sas huEns, mafkei
,Iiii in ssrh eari hn other hln>ana ahlr lis'i,
81 years old sias harms, marked fNallun'iik anh
undrThit In iha r.h and sUallgu ilk sid ",rIhil ia
he Ten cat, hTsniva "a 'le len h"Tn appraised Ia
sin,-ln;lt.
TAKEN UP Ia s. y. Reynolds aud eslIay,,l i'ef'Tv
4, RDbinsnn, E,,i,, unr YOKE uf OMEN one q
white STEER, with Isi nrai and nh, willie "a his lafn'
d yfar oiI hal r,.' round hs ~ l., mark'si nprl
h.lfgnp in ths IN aud unfT half crop In tho right
ear hrinlrs inverted un lhr lr hips the Other a
white steer With blark ir'i and no L ani sidr',
wears I'D, marked rrpu ihr rigll and sN"lnW,lsih
In the len ear, branded Ah llraH un lhr ish1 hil
alpHissrl e. siS.--l1
TAKEN uP hy J. A, Smith aud r,irayo,l lrlarr J,
", hlonni, E''l,, "nr nay MARE, years old "a
hands high hal ga h, fasicnrs With leather collar
sid marc has cn,'n roonsl roll, unr YEAR o dark
manr aud tail; appraised To s7A-ll
TAKEN W 10y J, u, W. Merchant, aud rsiray~'l
briorr ]. NJ. Taium, Esq, ons BAY MARE, years
OLD u hands high, star in the Err,cad, .omo white
hair about The tail, branded wiIha diamond an tho
len shnnllrri appraised To -. Al.o, ane nAi
white halrs on tho hanks appraised To- saa.-io.
TAKEN ur by Luwis Mellln AMI -sln'yed holoTr
\. Robinson Ed, one YOKE of OMEN one . MI
ndwhiic pl'' year, old marked spi' ~ ,anh vnl,
other binc, aud white pied Stag, ar years old
marked ron aud ,plit In the right ear appraised {"
", ir.n.r. l-.. u.s CRAY Ssl4r, yrl-, ~ =
bands M i.. ,.' u.'.. -.'H..'I Hr'H' ! =. HL .l
40 s' .u.I'i. HUNrt.aI Goo -". N.I. "n. IN
HNNT. yruUtrl, 49, hln.H 'I-i, ulsf- i"' huth
hu1 n' white cr,HH son i' ,n'', h.'n''d b. 90
Do. iff. .|tuHl,Ur. pHlT,I,. fu 500 AtH NH. tihH
CRAY Hi,sl var. $50. 90 hind inf Ni.i,. 'frl''e
t,M...,n 40. rl, shoulder; VHrI-l. '.- n--'i
y. War.' NM men F'sri,'"Ii,S,. .,r.oii. az
. In ils f,nu..Is .p,It'.sl %. t'..-IH.
TAKEN +, ty mn %. N..n,, ,gl .,,'ygi w.
nlHuf a. lmnIs h'yi,. iIui.l HH the l.s shoulder
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
NotIces

T6IIIE Stockholders Of The Ellis county Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association,
are hereby requested to attend at the Court
house. in the town of Waxaliachie, on the
I'd Saturday in March next, for the purpose
of electing officers and to take into consid-
Grafton the propriety of taking more Stock
holders, &c. A general attendance is earn
cstly requested. BY order of the Directory.
W. W. PARKS, Scc'ty +. &. y. y.
r. Q,l, 1851 1n.o,v
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
RanGfqIm y citing Next Saturday.

rr '-.soi DALLAS County We arc re-
.ncurf ..r. u hold meeting in Dali
los'ny saturday, for the purpose of ra'i'
Nist rt action 81 the Southern Congress
nW s.1tlal'y hc appointment of JEFF Da'
Wis n. a. % tavens, as President aud
Vu.r.uu1utu g the Provisional Govern
m,ui % ,lo ,guilarn Coniederated States
several speeches will be made on the oc-
casloe. Vrhtrr to see q general turn ont
or tIie nturi. Nv hcar what our new govern
men. " lu.ug. B, is enough to say on this
occls'ru aha no Did Constitution has been
adopted aud every step taken to get the
mar'n.iy ia 'ny on upon the basis of the
late United States of America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
The Houston telegraph,
THE Largest PIPER IN THE 5TWL!
Tg!.WealJy Invariably "a advance, &St
Wtr'iJ, 80

~ '- NOW Ni.. 'l.riy tr 1nulrtg'd .l1I Dire ,aFi-
or. sros ur a. inl.r raca urrig ,g,N GOWN ~
Sos with iN. a ir. HHn.. nn lF fNrrI.f 90 Fi,Nil
UNEr0 YWRE D1lNEy ADVANCE 0F vi 3TH-
Ek PAPLhN. Fii. 'h0 Wh.t-L. uJ- bacon 'nulligu
accomplish hy gd NJ IbH 'lnalrlo iuirg-t.n rHl
Galveston go lipustYu by which hpi- pHrvlr lossr 10
HuutuHgl.uc'iI ADVANCE u' thc muil he is av.
tcriinc r,gnI'ilcs> ~ cNLcnst, mat TAG !,aGvls 'l
the lieardph shall lie the first posted in all important
intelligence. Whenever anything important isrecei-
vel, between the days adjudication Of The Tri- Week
~ il is always issued in Extra and sent to all III
Weekly subscribers by mail
The paper is also devoted to the dissemination OF IN
elligcncc regarding this great State 10 Railroads. to
Commerce Ia Home Manufactures, tn Agriculture, 10
Education, to tho Encouragement of u high moral
tone in the Community, to the Wants and lndepen-
dcnco of the People, TO state Rights Democracy, to
whatever may he of advantage 10 the South. &C., &c
Its corps of correspondents IL now everywhere re-
garled rs unsurpassed by that ofany other Paper in
the country comprising the wise, the witty, the
grave the gay statesmen of acknowledged standing,
and scholars ufcXaltc1 Attachments.
The publisher phys more money for correspondence
and iGcgraphing, than 1t costs TO support many pa
pcrs of The State. He Is determined 10 merit the as
surnncc now constantly received from his patrons
that it Is THE BEST PAPER IN TEXAS" and more
over to make the best that he published in tho
State Address, Il. II. CUSHING,
nIJJD U,us!o V,rus
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

00nACRES of Land, in Dallas County
%@tB-l60 acres of Prairie and 60 acres
of Timber adjoining-20 or 80 acres in Cul-
tivaiion, with House, Stable, Corn Crib, &c
known formerly as the Masters Tract, situ-
ated at Scyene, Dallas County, about or
miles from Dallas very suitable farm for
Il small family. For sale by
W. 4 GOLD, LsVd AgeHL
Dallas, Texas, Oct. Is, 1850. 2@tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
HssTE,AY NOTICES.
nAIIAs COVNTN.

TAkEN ~ byJ !, ", iirraiun ani esiragfl iai,Ir
J. 4 Saith SirTrl iiuTsr, So Yrsrs ~ snip Ia lhr
ETvl.Fai nranirsi i, > "a TN shuaidrT, Asas onr
NnkR afnNLN, l.,ih hlafk Nhiir slsit,si' haTi'.l
rn, aIl .llii Ia the Tishi ar hTandsi on The len
hip M,-l9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
Dissolution.

VVNH f firm of Gold Il Donaldson having
4 been dissolved by limitation and mutual
consent, all persons indebted to said firn,
are notified to call on r. c. Donaldson, VINO
is alone authorized to settle the business OF
the firm. W. a. GOLD,
r.. C. DONALDSON.
Dallas, Feb. II, 1S6l--196w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

I'm r,har 'u advertisement on hand
oi Nr o.. o. ..Ilsell, who has rens'e''
oh. H.. a.. ..s .gf ing an he Past side OF
s't -lmre. ral ieils the patronage OF
bis ..u1- sn. ..e uhlic generally, They
.rHal .,-...Hr Tia, should be kept in
aral. Groeep, at This es'an'
.twr. A.. ,,aenl will arIFsr neA'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
matchmaking.

A LII orders in the above line OF business
N executed in superior style by the un.
dcrsigned, at his new shop, at the OScEO'
LA MILLS.
WHEAT and CORN, at the highest mar
kct price, will be tnken in exchange for nj
shop work; and all accounts due the LIST day
of July in each year.
Feb Is 1S60-33:tf q. w. KEC'RD
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
FLOUR AND NJ EAl.

For sale, in lots To suit purchasers ,ran BE-
single sack In as many as may bewiuiel
flnur al ~ ~ per hundred pellnl,, cal
Meal at - - per bushel, at the Nj
HORTON q NEW fDN.
Easle Ford, Dallas TO-, Dee. 2I-lalf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

f-..v r,re.f, enthusiastically, last
....t ..... ....,.r an to The Seheal alVer-
i-.a. 100. H., \, fal'lio' ME L.
..m. Do. .... commended as a eompe-
t..tsrr .-... 4 teacher and We hole
.. .seI.rI|r ., paIoniiei, A Perma'
s.ui .. .a' Sha, We most want, AMI
,..p.. -E s. lgneo that M, 7, possess
rs 400 h. ..lu atoms for establishing
s.,N tn a.lutuu IN our town,
Iacrfr.. Ifr. tmenl is 10 be hlled by
d lpdy of l. n., brilliant a,'ainmen's'-
n,7rl 5au he ol,a ned in many of the phi
waite utu'.Io. toaui town, on as good terms
asia ury .Il.rp'-t Of the State. W. VIII
sn, mono af fI.. hool hereafter
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
DALLAS GOU Nh y
,srispIlaral and ADhanisal association,

DAThA6 CoO n II
Agricultural and aghani'al Association
FKNnp ,rs,iar meylins II This association
comes GA he First Monday in Mswh
Al rs,.aris III officers Wili he then eNamin-
"a The state Of the hnanees Niil he mads
Luows. the Indebtedness Ia, sad liabilities
M The association will le exhibited, Tbs
rr,sent situation ani value ~ the grounds
snl buildings VIII be eNPlaiRe,l, The az
raasenenis Cor further Improvement will
be- aale. The question ofrlosing lhr back 5
f,r siosk viii be considered, and many inn
p,glaRi regulations in relation 10 the next
Annual Pair Eill b. attended Ia,
An who have taken sleek are deeply in
leresiel ia ihese ihinEs, and every citizen
Of the County shoull b. Interested, Let all
come. !, Ms CROCKETT, Rec, Sfe,
Dallas, Feb, ~ lh'ii.-@tsN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

~ 'Ir W homas, Filter Of The
N,Asaasr 'r paid ms visit Hast
at.E Nc ,. Ha Us relnrn home amer a
rrrnu.iru 's me Southern part OF 'h'
ciaf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27

BY We had he pleasure of a call yes
erny rom lleis-s wilson and Mattocks,
delegates to 'hu onyention from Hunt Co.
They wcre a. -og's tt Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
DHSSOAUTEON.

VHNIiE Firm of W. w. Peak & Bro. Dallas
Il Texas, having been dissolved by mutual
consent, all persons indebted to said firm
are notified to call on W. W. Peak, who is
alone authorized to settle the business of
the firm. W. W. PEAK,
JEFF. PEAK Jr.,
Dallas Jan! 25th lSGl-l7:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-27
ARGYLE BITTERS.

1 sure k,a.s'ly for l,ysFspsia, GsoisFa, NJ
arrk.ra, DgsHffry, Niek H0adaeks, Nlgki
!ST,ais, GsAeFai IistiLty, asd 10 stisEdsai
Ms.
TINliEsk ELEGANT BlffEks ARB fk.
II euliarly alaPel 10 warm climate, aud
every person desiring healIhs sirehsih and
protection from the diseases incident 10 The
climate, should use thea,
ItrsoHs s,iosafsd ia tiib aRd FEELING the
hanl ~ Time Weishing heavily upon them,
with an its attendant ill.,, will ind in the
nse III the iilIiers an Elixir thai Nill insiiil
new life inia their veihsi fesiore, ia mra.
sure, the eaergy anl anlar al nore yonihhll
days. hulld az their shnnken faTias, sud
give health AMI happiness 10 their remsinlns
years,
Il is well established fact, that fully one
half OF the female PARTON III our population
are seldom in the enjoyment OF good health,
or, 10 use their onn expression, .neVeT feel
we'll They are langnii, devoid Of all ener-
~, extremely nervous, and have NO appe-
lite, 10 this class of inyalids, these hiiiers
are especially recommended. Their pecu-
eullar lonie and invigoraling properties ren-
'lcr Them inyinoible ia such eases,
Persons visiting districts harrasse'l annn-
ally with Fever and Ague, ar any Fever az
a bilious nature, will ind that hy the time
~ use of me ar two bottles, they will not in
one instance take the disease, as the nitiers
viii renoyaie and strengthen >ihe system,
aud carry the lille oil, ia lis natural channel.
y. H. wlIERLOcK s ca,
hspaFifTs dHd Wholesale druggists, a. .u',ga-
giRs ~, opposite ne .ironir Hoirt .Nsir OT-
LrdRs, GSHsrai Wholesale .igSHts. .iLso sah
Ly J. H'RfGHT & g., No. u chaTi0,s 81,
y. a., and IN Daiiss ~
nov, 2l-Ily, ID, II, THOMAS,