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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


TrNRI- WEEKLY THRl Ugh TO LY N H Ha5x-UTTTTTS
4 BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Ez-szSsss,.ei
AND TRIwEEBLY on THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DIAL
LIZ LINE As FAR AS sCOTTsVILLE
Rchmondt to scosyef - Richmond TO Lexington. 80 OC
"a ~ Iyp,eburV 1 On Buchanan VI
The through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday P NJ, and 9th September the Way
scotsve will leave W. Tuesday Thursdays and
urdiys and up far scosyie Returning
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at II = A. NJ.
distance time 81 passing card below for through
line, that the scottsve line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going up and
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynehbug Monday Wed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


TINHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE ComPA-
NY now prepared business, and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the importance OF Its objects This
company It's charter, divides eytneghs OF It's profits
every years. among the policy holders thereby giving The
assured the Mutual System, with The pledge OF
perpetual Capital 100000 and the added security that Its
stockholders have permanent moneyed Interest In conducting It's
affairs with prudence and economy
The Charter requires onea Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
Bond and Mortgage unncumbeed Real Estate
worth double the amountI
The Company Is 70 aid in retaining at home
which annually from our state
for fe Premiums Northern Companies That money will be
OF years at legal interest," and dis
bursed In midst
Endowments Annues granted. Life and term Policies Ia
other good Companies Slaves iRsuredfo
one year for term OF years.
DIRECTOR
Vim. H. MacfarlRnd, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen bsml T. BAyJ,
Roscoe B. Heath Jos. Z. Anderson,
Thos W. McCsnce Thomas p. August,
John Il 70. II. Maury,
David Burr, Jas A. Oowardln,
Lewis Ginter, J. b. Nc Clelland,
John Jones T. T. Moore,
Jas l.. Apperson John H. Claiborne,
Lewis D. OrenAhAS, D. T. hhrrry
Wm q, Paine VIM. II. Christian,
H.. y. @. Baskerville Wyndham RobersonI
SanI J. Harrison, John O. shhier,
VIM II. HaXan, Peter u NArElcfs
Robt T Brooke r. o. Hsskus,
Geo d. Shell Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddn, Geo j. SUMNER
John Dooley D. g. Woodbridge.
President-sAM'L J. HARRISON
Vice Prs4dent-WM. II. HAXALL.
Physcidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
A10rney-ROsCOE d. HEATH, ESQ.
Apt }. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, secretai
t4s- Office Main nth streets, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19
IL E7sSEp RICHMOND AND Vt.
~ vta,9sSfs WORK RIyER RAILROAD -

h5sk vg5tofsSfsS YORK RIVER RAILROAD
AND sTEAMBOAT LINE.
GTEAMER WEST POINT Capt O Rowe leaves Norfolk Mon
> days Wednesdays and Fridays at A. VI, FOR kHg Queen
House. connecting With the West Point at p ST.
and arrive IN Richmond a. $3.50 p. VI.
Retuonng he leaves King and QRen Court House
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays al $50 81 connecting
with West Point at 9i5 4. ~, ard arrive In Rorfok ~
$3.50 p NJ
Passenger trains leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted az
and west Point Tu,sdays Thursdays and Saturday
at 10 A. VI and arrive In Rlchnoni Al ll.i5A.M
Accommodate and Freight Train wle.ye Richmond Tuesdays
Thursdays aud Saturdays at g., stopping signal
Preghs received Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays until 800
p. NJ, Richmond and Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS until p VI az West Point
Passengers Williamsburg will take stage az Rge ior Gou
O. H. Cappahoosc and for sauia and UbaLna at West
Point
Pare from Richmond to Norfolk, thinner eKirl) -.
jal2-ts r. H. TEMPLE, supt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19
wIkLOUGHBY'S PATENT
Gum Spring and Gum CVIInd.,
FEED ROLLLR
GRAIN DRHJS

WITH WA1GOHERS ATTACHMENT ROR Cr,No
flhls cram bri has bgrn IN for more thsD f,1r A
Il Ehetry-r In use has T"I universal 'ayor II b..
,niyhYe fir't Premiums A. the ytdou. state and Con
'slna syNhEid ,i'o indiana heS Jsrscy and
ave Tie highest prize, SILVER MEDAL 1t the IritA,
held At Richmond, Va " " ''''' S'A.- i.'
Amolgi's peculiar advantages are, frst: The teeth
suuc'ed WIN rubber sprhl ihat when hrv come b.. .
ro''s fo'As sumrs o. Stones. uthr. oisif.r'i.s n
tesh lh'hes hch hey spring La-k pass oYe- and i..
gam WrT loimrr position avoiding n. uecresiiy %
put IN WOODEN rlns "a in ,ih. ir.s Nv :. .i..
So Ie WIN ms n III tInrss 80 t1 fIItt.
ALd I 81 uhu but they viii suddenly y=,d when ne, g.
fun Otst'u ton " '-'' "'.-
Sec'nh The arrangement for iis'rt u'iu the sr.4 t De-
canned rubber rollers resolving tog-tf e. vFft tfI -
gram Ia Constant stream, Without cholf ng or Lre1
ahc no rtegn ariy ~ the GROUND. fast o. ,f, . -
teAm VIII vary the quarty 90 ne acr, B. canal
by sra" or Whit caps In the wheat tie D. le. .l
through The quantity soWn Is regulated 10 a,y t..i.r
instantly when standing or IN motion.
Ihri VII, tie teeth raised by the laser d. .
measure are instantly stopped The Drill can b. m a.
70 Ielu VIZ GU leaklng or wasting the grain when the m 49,
,st u"n, the ieed starts Immediately, 30 motion
-heal rye oats or barley with TIE hopper and r
ehange tl'o, AL kinds Of grass seeds when desl,,i
Nohhg nut tie beat ma riiei used IN thas, r r
are man a'tured IN workman-k, and superb name
ehne' " fantel 10 work vel, and durable IA pror.r
Inc Iualo atiac ment j. most complete and can he
loso" VI" required quantity by the uoving @! IN, I'LL. ID
gsSho IS so"n in the trench with wheat ,rd rov-r.4
IN =, JOHN ". CARDRFIL 90
80 Agents Tor the ATE of I r--fs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19

NTOTECE.Peson wishing obtain tickets for servants
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac p r. for Wash
ut0n City points further North must In all be youch
ed by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person,
known TO the officers OF the Road as 10 tickets be sold APP
piled ior by letter. A. d. ALLEN,
ma20-ly Ticket Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19

FfNALBoTT BROTHER, Propristar. n, On. -.
a are nov building PORTABLE sTELn TsaisE' VIII
proved construction Of all sizes from s4 10 fsry 81 =. 4
suitable 'or Circular saw Mills, Thresing isf -,
purposes which they hAtt-r thernseivs ar AZ 81.
oeror TO any Engines built here or elsezbsr t--H hi
They will also furnish STATIONARY sTElu F.1,..
zen Rorse 70 any required power 'NvInss, N.
and OF various sizes. -F''O'es ecnsrs-.,
PUMPS and WHEELS Tor WATER wORYs. popr.p,v..
RAILROAD WORK Of every deseriitIon
TOBACCO PRESSEs, ELATTEEIgG MILE ara .t.-.,
"a aAetgIlng Tobacco, together With every Mind Of ~
lAos OAbrlHGs and WROUGHT IRON WORK ''h ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19

TgNikEnE ENBOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs.
n NO TINE LIKE THE PRESENT-S250OO WORTH OF NEW
AUCTION BhRGAINs-MORE GOODS THAN ROOM TO STORE
THEM-LARGE SALES SMALL PROFITS ANB QUICK RE-
TURNS-J MILLHIsER 4 BROTHER, 1893 BROAD STREET,
Are penng their latest purchases from the large auction
sales in New York. at the prevailing panic prices ther- and
truly their friends customers that better Udlue0r little
money cannot be had IN this Market =. l.-r'
The ladies' particular aencn respectfully requested TO the
largest assortment Of low priced medium and high priced DRESS
GOODS be und any establishment the city, without any
exception. -.- ...
5000 yds PoPLINs, SILK figures 25c., cost Soc
2 000 yds WORSrED vENETIANS- Zoe = worth I5c-
1000 yds All Six P0PLINs At I5c- and VI yard
yds SILKS greatly below last months prices
EB-Addional employed to walt the throng Of
expected and running OF the goods rapidly at the
ular prices, for which 1893 Broad street is so famous
oc1S j. MfLIHIsE1 BRO
600 BHLS. REFINED SUGARS "a diamond, b.
AOO q. Powdered, crushed and cut loaf Foo sale by
po2s-lw VIM. WALLACE SONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19

y. 4. MYERS
AZ just received bis stock 81 Pan Go.ds embracing r.
one ofthe afgest and most compi e ~ -
Az me latest ana most Improved styles ofWatctes Da o. q
uohds Je~ery, Silver ard plated ware, every decr
which he invites his friends ard the public
oeiore purchasing rsr~here Prom ih- large variety II b.
my favor him with n call L,y,ts
se21 Cor Main an a p..rt ca, pT't--.,J "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19
AYERS
.CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are Won sick, feeble, and com
planning ArC YOU out of order,
with Your system dcrmgcd, and
your tylm-s uncomfortable
These symptoms are ottCn the
prrludstD serious illness. Some
bio of sickness Is creeping upon
won. aul should De- avcrtcd hy
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
ortrhedi-0rdcul humurs put
rirv the blood, and lCt the fluids
move ON mob>tructci m health
AGAIN. They stimulate the tuuc-
lions Of the body into vigorous
activity. purify the system from
th. distractions which make
disease. 4 cold settles some
where m the body, and uh>irurtS
ZAP .. 81. ....Y.H HsH...HH FHHHUHH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-19

IT a. 30 THE INTEREST OF EVERY ONE
TO NOTICE THIS CkRD.-We have just opene this morn
ing very superior Of those beautiful Gents Quilted
Button Boots. They for Gvuemens winter dress Boots Az
want nice and good 10 the OF Boots Shoes or
Caters supplied by calling ALIEN HILL, where they can
fall be sued both In quality style aud price, by
ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers OF
Boots and Shoes Of Every description,
No 12l Main Street
noes Richmond, Va.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

CugHyED TuRouGH.-We learn
from g gentleman just from North
Mississippi that thepeople Of Pan
Ola county, on Monday last, drove
OF . man.of bad character, who was
strongly suspected Of tampering
with the slavesin that vicinity. One
sido Of his face was shaved, and al
80 one half of his head, and the
words Negro Thief" branded
upon his back in India ink. He
was sent off by Adams Express,
"o1siened to the care of Horace
SiryeIey New York. The last our
informant saw Of him, he was set
ting IN Inc express wagon at Mem
phis. along with the boxes and
other .jrcjMt, on his way to the de-
pot Of ,hc Northern road. The
man was originally from Indiana.
We hopo the consigHcc in New York
VIII receive him in as - good order
aN.,l condition as he was when he
iclt Aississippi.-Crescrnt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

A religious persecution has bro
ken ont in Spain. A protestant
Spanial'd has been arrested, and doc
uments being found upon him i'm
plicating many of his countrymen
as favoriuy the Protestant move
ments in that country, several of
them have been arrested, and 9TH
ers have fed into the interior and to
Gibraltar. The laws of Spain
against Pr0testants are very severe,
but have not lately been enforced.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
LEGAL CARDS.
Jshn a.. tsseeh's
LAW, COLLECTION, EXCHANGE,
GENERAL AuRNoY OFFICE,


GENERAL AGENCY OFPICE.
PALEsTiNE, ANDERSON COUNTY, TEXAS
lIais CTayens G@si,,l
hiHSnLlfloN-fheL aN, tt,llertinn OH Nv
change IRA al "GTasens And Hsssrh," Was dissolved
AEw sTNLE.-DnsiRrss rOniinuesi - the JnninT
ArneT, under the siyls Jnhn u 's~h, h all TesIsis
a. heTriutTe strn SraFs ~ sinsi exclusive aIlen-
iun o. the Iullii0nsi UuTHsl nisncr, grneies aud
hauk ing ofC G's, uIoe, will, Il l. h1li warrant
the pTnss II sirisnl aud caTcia sleniion ioall in
is',esis crRhlrs o. hin.
COLLIN HONS ia Eastern and Middle Texas, by
tbs Tsgrnfal aid u efievnI easinrss Attorneys, ~
oeiye slssial aiirRIiun.
COInfs.-saiis prosecuted ia the feieTal Courts
al fyleT, az the toaTis ~ Anderson Iiousion Cher
0kee, smith, Henderson, kaufman, Dalas, Xiii, and
fTsssi"ne ounn.irs, will hane personal aiisnti0n,
sight and iihe dTahs, la sums o. suit,
fnhds Isn',iissi on the day reeei'sd IN sight IN
change iNIs'siis certified for payment on call,
Taxes lald GA land iOT non sssidsnis,
Gensral Asrney h.r Land, Insurance Companies,
Iron saies, seNing Machines, Publishers, ke,
REFERENCES;
Noe isrt.-f.id Tracy IIenTys, Smith 4 Town.
send; !. NJ. MaIdsrll; hskrs.0n Robhinsi Lanes,
Doyce Cai John u, scott Cas- sarkeit, R-Ieher 4
coi Condiei, trimmings Col Harrl, Ri,ley KiIhen.
Nee OTlsazs.-MckelTpy Bradflrdi ]. BuTnsids
4 CO,i siaTk, staufirT cni Thee, y, ssATing "a.
Galssstaa.-Iiall, Iluichings Co,i GroTgs Halter;
Nm, lienlsy in,i H. H. q, Mills shepherd,
shaw Co,i Ballnger A L.'k,
Iiezfaa.-B, A, Shepherd.
Ih.st..''-iiowsrd 4 Mills john Murchis"n Lyle
hart A tunnels,
NasLa-lorLa.-DT J. 4, starr,
NATrssI-aO, LeH.slaaa,-h, N, Juhnsin,
lHsfia,-Ssrnss,n A swislieT,
Palestine, fcNAs, Feb lsi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

t'uNrpRTERs OFT az NEWSPAPERS,
Soon after the advent OF chilly
slhls iinding.thc extra covers too
heavy, iemcmbering the suggestion
afu year ago, took offa wcighty
rayrrlid and substituted II halfdozen
cop,rs ot'a popular weekly. | never
shop' more pleasantly. mentioned
il TO romo ofmy acquaiutanccs, who
Uu trial of the past two weeks,
pronounced it eifectual. | had the
curiosity to weigh the newspapers
.n use on my three beds, and the
amount OF all was three pounds
only. The papers can be spread
loosely, overlapping one another (;
though, for convenience, / have
pastel the edges together. How
tr,ling 8 the cost, and how easily
obtained! A pound or two Of old
newspapers can be procured for four
cents Al pound, and ifspread between
two light covers to retain them in
,hciT place, will keep person COM
irritable whether he She rich or poor.
The pertinent can easily be tried.
Exchange.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

A Sr,yg ArA DALTIaoRE ELKc,
.uN he following incident Is SAID
. hatr .ccured at one ofthe polls IN
r..,.,, If Baltimore at tho Presi'
I.pffs lection of 1896, \ very old
man coached the polls, holding
his ballot ready to he deposited
The crowd made way with one az
lrl lu, one active vigilance COM
m-t.rrmnn, who did not know the
new ei.er, nor appreciate the gen
rryl ruuy ement, interposcl with his
chtllguge, aud the following colo
Iuy tUoA place;
Challenger, ! challenge that vote,
-u.e Nan, The ground of the
challenge, sir?
cla.'rngcr, Have you been nat
n,l..uri'
ON Nan. Born in the country
SIR
Challenger, DO you live in this
3"fr'
ola Nan, Yes, sir,
Challenger, In the ETY.?
u'd Van, Yes, sir,
Cu, n or, Ia this ward?
Un Man. Yes, sir,
Cgall ,nger, How long have You
lived IN this wardy
Oll Yam, Eighty years, sir,
Challenger What's your name
u.d Van, Roger y. fancy, sir,
Clwl'rngcr, What's your bust
Urs,E
ON Nan. Chief Justice of the
Iunvi States, sir.
'Cl. challenger had nothing fur
.ter ask, but just then "apprc'
,I.I,Hl Inc ElA"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

@ean Of Family, and rather too
'oud riding with tho girls. hav-
ing made an appointment in North
AdwLs, Mass, to ride out by moon
ljgh witha lady acquaintance, drove
smartly 10 tho meeting place, help
eli he iairdamsel into the buggy,
gave her friendly hug and kiss.
Atter covering from the embrace
the lady threw off her bonnet, and
the rogish face of his wife contron-
Ted Me inconstant husband.-Cres-
cent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

Ii WIS amusing to witne. S
the gentlamanly nonchalance with
which NJ. Porchcr Miles of the
Charleston district, excused himself
and his colleagues from voting on
the question of select committee, in
timating in substance, that before
it could report it's conclusion South
Carolina would be out of the Union,
and he himself, instead Of being
Miles IN Congress would be Miles
AwNN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
NOTICE to Shippers & Merchants.

VJyHE undersigned, Agents of the Houston
IL and Galveston Steamboat Company,
will Receive and Forward all Goods arriv-
ing in Galveston by Sail Vessels or Steam
ships consigned to us free Of all charges ex-
cept wharfage at Galveston. and will for
ward the same to the different Rail Roads at
Houston without expense except the dray-
age. Parties consigning goods to us will
provide means for the payment Of charges to
insure despatch. We will also receive and
forward cotton consigned to us at Houston,
free ofall charges save drayage from Rail-
road and freight to Galveston.
bsz5ee Freight at customary rates.
.STERRETT & SMITH,
Agents, Houston.
SMITH & STERRETT,
Agents, Galveston.
October, 10, 1se0-1sSm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
VALUABLE FARM
Eo7 GALE.

CtITUATED about miles north of Dallas,
> in Dallas county adjoining John Now
eli, and John ?. Smiths land, known as the
he3irirhl OF u. R. S. C. Galloway, contain
;ng 100 acre. IF prairie, 80 acres in cult
vatisn under good fence, two springs of
water on tho and, one never failing of good
pure watnr-i good farm house, kitchen
aud grbnary Also 40 acres of land adj
Joining " Afooneyhams survey-partly
timbered. Also, G7 acres of timbered land
sjlaaied on the Elm Fork, a part Of the Abb
salon Tmith survey Al If which win be
aa. 81 iaso bic terms r. a good purchaser.
~ ir " ". g. geld Laad AgfaL
psuas - y, 1860 i0-Gm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
10, w. Lunday,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, bAILAs COUNTY, TEXAS,
Win praoiice hi profession ia all the CouTts ~ the
10Th luliyial District, comprising ihe counties II H.
ls Juhnson, Parker faTrant aud Dallas aud the adj
jag.nt u,unIiesi aud Ia tho supTvme aud Federal
C,uTis II Ihr state sIeeiai attention sivcn to the
collection ~ claims and Ih- Investigation of land H.
lrs Onioe II the District Clerk ia the Court lIuuse
nalas, TrNa., Anvil I, lsll ".
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
John =. Cool,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS,
Practices regularly Ia the District Court. ~ Collin,
Gnysnn, Denton, TaIrasi, Parker, johnson, Ellis,
Dallas and kaufman counties, and IN the suprne
Court Of the state, a. Austin. Particular attention
given 10 land titles and collections H. has long
srd In this portion u the state aud naiers himself
that the liberal patronage heretofore extended IL him
IL sufficient guarantee u his ability aud prompt at
tenIiOn 10 business pril, lk5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

A guest at the Duke of Yelling
tons tabio, blurted out the question,
Pray duke, was you surprised at
Waterloo ?" With what an easy turn
Of the wrist he ran the unhappy
m through" No, but I am
now.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

Mr. Darlington addressed Isaac
with cation a dish of strawberries
thus How grand you are grow
ing by'nd by you Wi, want to live
at tho BREWER House, and live on
umbrella ice-cream. You mustn't
be SO giutinous ear. Idon't like to
sec littlc beys with such velosiqy of
Appetite.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
James III. SwinlCg3e,
LAND & CENENNL AUhNiI
BELKNAP, YOUNG CUu&Iy. rFEIS,
Notice

TEvIIE undersigned is Agent for Nessrs
Il Miller, Wingate & Co.. Of Ipujwiuc,
KY, Manufacturers of The KENTUCKY
HARVESTER, A Reaper aud Mower combi-
ned. Moffet's Patent Lev Power Thresh-
err and Cleaner. Page A. Chihs Patent
Portable Circular Saw MI Sanford, Straw
Cutter, &C., SC.
Orders promptly alton Jos t----.r.q .f,ries
Immediately answered.
JEREMIAH SHEHN GOD
Dallas, Texas, May l, 1466 ALLY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
STRAY MULE.

ClTRAYED from the subscriber, on or
y atom the 9Th inst, small MARE
MULE. s suitable reward viii be paid 10
70 the fnder For huthlr particulars en-
qliire = > NJ s'fACKfULE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09

I1pE sURANcE-"In wht COM
pany Is your life insured, sir ?"
asked sprightly young miss. In
the Hope 81 prefer the Alliance"
said she blushing. Then we'll make
Joint took operation, if you
choose, said the delighted bache-
lor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts,

And pat up IN glass cases, air tight, and ,cill
keep IN any climate.
V1NHE Family Cathartic Pill is gentle but
Il active Cathartic which the Proprietor
has used in his practice more than twenty
years.
The constantly increasing demand from
those who have long used the Pills and the
satisfaction which all express in regard to
their use, has induced me to place them
within the reach of all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
Old Copper, Brass, Pewter & Hides
OCE CA IL Ibl N GIL!
ut ZEN TlIiIe Creek,

TWELVE MILES Snrrn FROM DALLAS, THxAs.
ny q. II. Nance a. Son.
NTE have now an Eigh,-llorse Power
w Steam Engine attached TO our Wool
Carding Machine, and are prepared to give
prompt attention, on short notice, to those
wishing To have carding done. From our
former experience and an
Entire New sett Of Cards,
We can do better work than heretofore
The wool must be well washed and picked
and one pound of lard 10 every Spounds Of
wool must, in all cases, be furnished by
those wishing a good article Of rolls. In
all cases he careful to furnish, at least, one
sheet for every twenty-five pounds OF wool,
as that is as much as they will hold when
carded. TERMSgGS" cAsu~0sa
W ussC -
hlNcu
We tender our thanks for previous pat
ronage, and still solicit u continuation of
custom. %. b. NANCE & son.
Plearant Run p. o., April, .lSGO. 44-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
Kerfsss a Waller,
ATTORNEYS a cOUNsgLLoRs AT LAW

nALLAs, nALLAs COUNTY TEXAS,
VIII TAoies IhriT profession ia the CouTts II the 10Th
Jndi,lal Di,Irt, and ia the snpTens aud Federal
tauTts II the state June, 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-09
X. q. Mckenzie,
ATTORNEY AND coUNsRLLoR AT LAW,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS.
WIN practice his profession In the courts ~ the 10Th
Judicial District, comprising the rounie. u Dallas,
Tarrani, Parker, Johnson and Es also In Collin,
Denton, Wsr, Jack and Young, Of the aOIh District
and In the supreme Court Of the State at Austin aud
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II. s. Mail Stage Line

from ALTO spr"Sst
By way of Springfield, Tiwakana Springs,
To Chambers, Creek.
NEAREST AND BEST ROUTE
FROM HOUSTON TO wAxAHACHIE AND
DAGLAS!
FByHE undersigned begs leave to inform
4 the travelling public that the above line
is now furnished with comfortable coaches.
well fed stock and careful drivers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crek simultaneously, at 8 o'clock a. m, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday of. each
week, and arrive at the same places the next
days at 5 o'clock p. n. All the travel is in
daylight, andsaves 30miles 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 savvc-'s lire Viz Waco, at each
ser1einus Confident Of my ability to rem
der vi.is-s satisfaction, a share of pablo pli-
r9us &c is suiisilsi 7. STEELE.
Apyii -, 1879 ss-lv
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LuNTR.EFEf.f

[ have in successful operation J.
Large Steam Saw viii,
Which is situated one mile Ns-h-f csl of
KICKAPoo; ANDERSON corSTY. TEvts,
In one Of the best Pineries in Tie ale. and
easy of access. My facilities for snTing
and filing bills with the best 81 butcher ere
better than they have ever cen
Thankful for past favo' pettfuhy
solicit continuation frou uly I'D eusi 'ui-
ers, and the patronage of a many mes ones
ms may favor me with call
have now on hand the larsett lsi Il sea
soned lumber in any one yard in ''.C state.
Call and see for yourselves
OUR PRICES AaE
ror fcorine.-.-....----.s1 g For rel.iu-- n @
For weather boarding = For satii'ne t.- ?,
Tam S'sst, aasi ne J-Tf1tieu.
u. O. JOHNSON.
g. Z erirs= r-gst ue directed ta
~ "[ ael.asi2"1E
sl-f,rii l-raaF1o ira1s9c ta- Tea.
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TPPEE, SOLE. HARNESS & Birdie
- Z StlBTING LEATHER, Padskins.
Innings, &r, and an aatorials for Ssdjlsrs
ard sApenlakers. by HEHAAN HlESl.
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