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VALUE or AN ExpLANArIoN.--A GER
tain king, il Is said, sent to another iAing
saving, send me a blue pig with black
t.til. or else" TIE other, In high
dIlseon at the presumed insult, replied,
"I have nor rot one, and if ] had
On which weighty cause they went to war
for many years. After satiety cf giories
and miseries, they bethoag!rt them that,
ms their armies and resources were exhars-
ted ana their Kingdoms mutually iald
waste, It might be well enough 90 consult
about the prclininaries Of peace; but, be
fore this could be concluded, u diplomatic
explanation was first needed OF the insui-
ting lansuags.. which had formed the
ground of the quarrel. What could you
lnean,o asked the second King Of the
first. .by saying, send me blue pig with a
a black tail, CIR else- 'Why,
said the other, ~ meant blue pig with
a black tail, or else some other color
But" retorted he, ''what could you mean
by saying, I have not got one, and II
had-?'" ''Why, of course, J meant
if had one | should have sent 1t" The
explanation was entirely satisfactory, and
peace was concluded accordingly
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FROM THE '.ExrREAIE SOUTH. a
Young man in Wheeling, Virginia, got on
a spree recently, and after having been
arrested and fined FOR disorderly conduct,
was conveyed to hotel by his friends,
when he became frenzied with the idea
that he was in the hands OF an iEfuriated
mob, and was about to sutte- martyrdom
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postulated the frantic youth, as he was
hurried to his room, gentlemen don't
injure me don't hurt me !; l am with you
in sentiment and in principle; | am from
the South, gentlemen, from the extreme
South My Godn' he yelled, as he was
suddenly chucked under the blankets, a
am from-from-S South America ~
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USEEUL INVENTIONS.

AN manufacturing and selling at the lev
( rate OF six dollars, o. c. GREEN'S P4I-
ENT FEED CUTTER, Acknowledged, By il
who have tried it, the simplest, most duTails
and easiest operated machine ever gotten uF.
1t viii cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, shsal
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. ! have ;hers-'
of Cambria, Indiana Armstrong, Clarion FC'.
est. Elk and Jefferson counties. twill disFc5
of .he right in three or four of the last nazs.
counties on fair terms.
have also the right for HAYDEN'S PAT.
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS, in Cambria sEa
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood the itii
OF over four years in many of the Eastern aIa
Southwestern States, and proves to be mu1l
stronger and more durable, although tst-
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. %
not desire to sell any of my ter II
ritogy on this, but will furnish kGS
Carriages, BGggies, SulkieS &c k:sSssIl.
! propose 10 accommodate Car sssss..s3ts sszEss s<s
riage-mallers with Wheels (orhuts ano aA.l'l
on reasonable terms. These Wheels are '-'
superseding all others.
Call at my shop, near the Ebensburg tVu-
dry, and ezamine for yourselves. orn
ISAAC c. SINGER
Ebensburg, February ,, 1850.
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kg~ Agents wanted to sell the Erie
Sewing Machine. We will give a commission
pay wages at from S25 10 $50 per month
and expenses paid. The ERIE is new machine
and very simple in its construction. \ dipio-
ma WAS awarded our Machine by the Indus
trial Association of Farmers and Mechanics
held at Chambersburg, Pa, at its exhibition
in 1860, over the Grover & Baker, and Boudoir
Machines. 1t is equal to any machine in use
and the price is but fifteen dollars. Address
r. JAMES, General Agent E. S. u. Co., Milan,
Ohio [mar. la
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nGy- Chow is your husband, dear %
asked one lady OF another.
"Oh, he's in very bad state was the
reply.
s.And pray what kind of state is he
in?" persisted the other.
FIn the State Prison !"
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GAMBRIA HOUSE, Wilmore, Pa.
~ Has been recently opened by GEO. RAN
DoLPH, formerly Of Blair county.
Mr.. Randolph promises to his patrons the
best accommodations and the lowest cbars.es
of any house in the county The former him
character of the house is sufficient guaranty
of what its future will be.
GEORGE RANDOLPH.
Wiimore, April L. lS6otf
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4 RCADE HOTEL, Ebensburg, Pa
- The subscriber, having leased, re-fitted
and newly furnished the "Ebensburg House, -
is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public generally. The House has always
been a fayorite for visitors during the Summer
season, and viii spare no pains in making it
an agreeable home for all sojourners. My Ia
ELE viii always be luxuriously supplied from
the markets of the country and the cities Sly
BAR viii be filed with liquors of choice
brands. My STABLE is attended by careful
hostlers, and my charges viii be such as TO
suit all. Expecting to receive share of pat
ronage, and fully intending TO deserve It. |
hereby throw open my house to the public
HENRY FOSTER
August 25, 1S59:tf
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D ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
( = bria county, Pa. Near Penna Railroad
Station.) JAS. D. HAMILTON, Proprietor
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE viii be fur
nished with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best of liquors in
Guiding Alcs and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient SrABL1YG is
attached TO the premises
Wilmore, August 20, lS59tf.
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s| Next to twenty-Iour grams, there
is nothing like a mean mans pocket tc
make a penny wait.
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FOR RENT.

YBNhe subscriber Will lease for term c:Ty OsJy,
1.-THE PENSACOLA MILL PROPhhIss,
with 1000 acres of land adjoining nr',r. it -.
timbered-30 acres surrounding the hlH
cleared, and under high state OF cui'l'' Ss,
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks, &c . :,
Mill has one of Pages Circular Saws IL y = l,,s.
" ell as an upright saw, and three smai, - -,
lars for lath. &c, and is capable Of manly manly
10000 FEET OF LUMBER Pen pril IN
The above described valuable proprl.. x.
be leased on favorable terms. Possess'0-s
en- at any time Address .,r-r
LLOYD & HILL. Hollidsysou'r
Or WM. II. GARDNER, Eso., WI"
September l, ls59:tf.
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CABINET vyARE-EooEy TIL.
sozs WORK. so1 WORE!

tving, in connection with the .AHc-
d 4 ghaaian, large and superior lot OF
J9h-Fype, we prepared to execute with
n .,tness anl dispatch, every variety OF job
WORK, including Hand Bulls, Cards Deeds.
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notice and on the most reasonble rates.
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xsy- Subscribe for THE ALLreuAsrAx.
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* d. MURRAY, ATTORNEY AT Law,
Oo Ebensburg, Pa. Office opposite Craw-
ford's Hotel [aug 25, 859.tf.
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PROFESSIONAL CARES.

4 BRAHAM KOPELIN, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Nam
street. [aug25, ,l859-tf.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-17
Notice
Notice to Officers.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, /

THE STATE OF TENAS, I
CouNTr OF DALLAS.
VNTHEREAS, by an ordinance the Con
w ven,ion, adopted at Austin, on the
Nth day of March, A. ID. 1861, all the Off
GERS of the State are required to take the
oath therein prescribed, and that the Chief
Justices, on the receipt of al | Ordinance,
shall Immediately notify the officers in their
respective counties thereof,
Now, therefore, |, j. NJ. PATTERSON, Chief
Justice in and for the county and State
aforesaid, do hereby notify all officers in
this county, that they are required by said
Ordinance, to take said oath within forty
DAYS from the date of said ordinance
Should any officer fail or refuse to take said
oath within the time prescribed, his office
shall be deemed sand held vacant, as though
he were dead, or had resigned"
~ Given under my hand and the
SEAL seal of the County Court, at office
", Sin Dallas, this Goth day of March,
1861. }. NJ. PATTERSON,
G25:1mo1 Chief Justice,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-17


Towy OF ScYEXE.-We were pleased TO see
50 many evidences of solid Improvements
in this fourishing place. Several new anu
tasteful buildings have been erected during
the las, wear. Mcssrs. Martin kigg nave
nm hand well assorted lot of goods, and
are comfortably lodged in good, snps'oh-
tial building. Mr.. David Russell is uo'hs
business in his new house, and several pri-
,,,o residences have been built since we
last visited this place.
scvcnc bids fair to become thriving
BUSINESS plocc,-and ayoung irleho ASSURES
us n,,t il can boast of more pretty girls'
than any place of its size in the '9'"'e-
From what we saw, VIC have no doubt OIL It,
The country around the town and espe-
cislly on the road towards Dallas, bears I'M
IN stakablc signs of prosperity COMFORT
able houses and we'll cultivated farms, no"
covered with magnificent crops OF wheat
meet your eyes at every turn OF the rou"'
and tell plaincr than words, that our neigh
bors on White Rock and around Scycnc arc
n thriving and Industrious people. IL IL
opourh TO make farmers eyes gllstch
ri,h DELIGHT to look at the broad rich wheat
fields of "Unclc Sammy Becmon, to see
his substantial we'll built fences ana the
other appliances of n we'll appointed iar"'
On all sides, the prospect was most pleas
ant and satisfactory. The times may DC
little hard. but we would never go III 'ha'
direction to look for it; the people LOOK 'oo
h,npy and contentcd,--th wheat fields too
broad and wavy with high hcads,-thc
horses and cattle too fat-'he land loo
rich. for one to talk of hard times.
This is most desirable neighborhooo
and is becoming dcnsely settled.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-17

MAY OuEES.-May day will be eel'OFa'''
with the usual festivities, as observer S,. ~
hi. place for many years The Sunday
s,b,.l have selected their Queen "pp'lH''d
n,ils az honor Orators, Marshais, Stan
darl bearer Sc,
Miss Mary 4. Phelps has been elected Queen
ofMay and will be crowned by Mr. re'er
stevenson. 4 pie ME and other festivities
will be given on that day, and'we are s'"a
ia sec the spirit aud enthusiasm manifested
by the young folks in this interesting ana
ancient ceremony. The young eneen' Se'ee-
ted by her peers, is worthy Of the honor
conferred on her, and her maids OF honor
areas fair troupe ofgirlsasliNeany where
Happy little folSsl Let your JOY be I'M
confined and your innOcon, hearts opened 10
the pleasures of the day. You deserve to be
happy, all Of you,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-17
ARGYLE BITTERs.

A .srs Rsrs.dy .(or DyYsgs.a, CGolsra, ~
srrkxa, DyHEiTy ssfk HsafsrAe, N9ks
Sssais, GsssTal Dskit;H and q. ansEdasI
Ills ,..-,,,,,,. 49,, -,
yVNHESE ELEGANT BlffEhs sNk III,
euliarly adapted tosNsrm climate amt
every person desiring health, slrehg'h anu
protection from the diseases lnsldel' " 'h'
climate, should use them,
Rr,sEs sisaHrsi "a I.F, ami ftsllhs 'ls
hand VI Time weighing heavily upon 'Ne,u'
with al lite attendant ills, slil tni IN We
use Of the Bitiers ~ Elixir ILsl VII lhs'h
new life Into their Yein.i teslore IN mss,
sure, the energy and sl,l0r OF more yopIhIHl
days; build az their slTunken torpis, ana
give health and happiness to 'helr remaining
years,
II is well established fact, that fully one
half Of the female portion Of our population
are seldom ia the enjoyment OF good health,
or, 10 use their own expression, ''nsyer feel
well" They are languld, devoid Of all ener-
~, extremely nervous, snd have no spps-
lite, 10 this class Of inyallls, these biIters
are especially recommended, Their pseu-
euliar tonic and inVigontlng properties reH-
der them inVincible in such eases,
Persons visiting districts harrassed anRu-
slly with Fever and Agne, or any Fever OF
bilious nature, viii find that by the time
ly use OF one or two bottles they will not in
one instance take the disease, ~ the BllIeTs
will reno'aic and strengthen the system,
and carry the bile %, in it's natural ehsnnel'
H. h, WHE.LocK { CO.
ImporifFs and Ifkol,salr DFuggi'iL ~ .hGld-
zine 81, opposite NE iredis Hoiri Me- Or
leans, Gsnrral NAol'mls Agtns, .4i'o ,oti
Ly J. WRIGHT5 g., No, u cEaTt" So
\. a., aud ia DIllss by
nov, al-T'ly, ID, II, THOMAS
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II. .. MAIL Stage LINE

FROM DALLAS, VIA JOllNSONS STA
TION. FORT WORTH AND Wealth
ERFORD, TO BELKNAP.
n EAVES Dallas and Belknap on Mon
IA days and Thurdays, at C clock a. NJ.
.nd arrives at o'clock p. NJ, connecting
with the the OVERLAND NAIL ROUTE,
at Bclknap, and at Dallas with every part
of the State.
J.w. Haynes, of Mckinney, having taken
the above mail contract, respectfully bcgs
leave to inform the travelling public that his
route is Inferior to none in the State in com
fort or time, having procured comfortable
coaches good stock. and careful drivers
and The fare as cheap as by any oi!ierroute.
D. C. Haynes. Route Are'-;. is faliy au-
thorizcd 10 transact Business on my account.
J. W HAYNES, Proprietor
McKinney. Texas. JgHr Ptli- lcJe- 5itti
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Brick! Brick =!

vEvIIE undersigned would respectfully in
4 form the public, that he will commence
making brick about the lst of March, and
is prepared to make contracts to deliver
any quantity that may be required at
Seven Dollars per. Thousand,
deliverable at the kiln, within three quar-
tcrs Of a mile of the Public square.
His brick will be of the best quality, and
as a specimen of them would refer to the
new block of buildings just erected on the
West side Of the square:
BURRILL WILKES.
ian % iS6l-l6;tf.
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Dallas County Steam Dlstillcry,
AT CEDAR SPRINGS.

LIQUORS WtNHANFED ~ hE'
TINE subscribers lave now in operation
their new Distllcry, and are prepared
TO I'll orders for PURE WHISKY, in guam
titles TO suit purchnrcrs, from 10 gallon
kcg to any reasonable number OF barrels
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man
ufacturcd al our establishment we will war
rant pure of any and all drugs or poisonous
substances.
The Distillcr Zone of the partncrs) with
an experience of some 10 years in the bust
ness fclls confident that his liquors for quail
ity and purcncss willrcconmend themselves
to all WHO arc fond Of a good article. Come
and sec for your yourselves.
Grain of all kinds taken in exchange at
the Distillcry.
Orders addressed to the subscribers will
meet prompt attention.
geas" No Liquors rctailcd at the pistilicry,
or sold in less quantititc. than lOgallons.
q. X. WHEELER X co.
Dallas. Texas December II, 1850. lO-6m
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DAVIS IiGur ISrANrRT.-This fine COM
was on drill last Saturday evening
and presented handsome appearance III
their very becoming and appropriate UNI
form. Capt, Flynn is fine drill o'heer
and is we'll supported by an efficient list oil
l.icutenants and other officers. The organ
i,a,ion of this well disciplined company Is
now complete, VIC believe, and their rcgu'
lar drill hours agreed upon, which VIII DC
published in the Herald.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY,

TAKEN Up \, Cl.arlss Barker and ssiT.ysd Re
s.,.n M ,t.t,srs'n -. sac luh on ia - s-s
PALE NELLOW sR4 Nhlfk fihlp, eL'f nm
BRISbI no AID PiDED, seHs shi.s a ~ Ia
100 -. man hoTns or years Oh na-fAsi eNh
srSp AID uaisr bii il NJ len s.T .la sss -A1 wv
ia Sc r * ~ 9Ti m Ma asf, sal s,isssi tIs
al .ironud,, Ia, one sORREL hohshs
6late in the hTehaad, some s-iils,ia-i,N - - 40
49, vh,s s,sIly 20 hs ., rs 49, s.nas hish sb9ul
'TsKRS Iih IN Cynthi. Ws,i niesiTsysd hei,Is
Johu sraTl'rk k,q ens rALh ~, IN AZ M az
Ssul.plsl 6Tsnd1A Nv On ihe Tishl ani On ~ ZEN
shoulder, aud TT ON ihe ~, hip sII'ais'I :. s'
TARRAST COUNTY,
T.EyN MP h. LsyinE a. Moliy, and ssiTayst
M CN'aIsy ]. n, "a Ihu lEh day II iansary
ls6l, ne head II huIsss, loreh' ga. sunni l.
MARE Stl. hlass t.es len hind foot white .s's the
Iasisr i0iRI, ls's hands h,gh, h@s silall bell On
81, I'D /; appraised Al ga Also 0ne CLAf INA Nh
SORREL, NiiL some NEits Ia the i-es, right hlna
E0l NhiIe ah's tho I,',sEn, li'-hAHd, L,fa -','n'
snpr.i,~i SIS. Also cue suRREL fILLi with
.aT in forehead 0ne year old last Spring APPRAISED
60 s2S Two sORifL COLTS, ons Euar ON nrAl
spring, one with iald sre, both HAD iesl Nhi'e
ai,,e ihe Iasisr joinii appraised IL 80 -
TAkENuP ~ RuseT fandy, and eslTayel irl'Te
n ". Tannshill, J, T. GA tho tih DAY ~ February
ISL, one NAY HORSE, shout u hands hish, shlsl'
Nhiie spot ia tho oT,hesd and little white un The
right Liud E-t 10 81 !. yraTs Old appraised u W
TAKEN UP ~ fhonas fnrsrll, aud rslIayei D.
f'To l., T., Joncs J. y 90 lhn wh isN ~ trhIua,, !,
IS CHESTNUT holhtl NAht' har lSals 80
hi. SpTins, li's hands high marked With 'uAie
white 0R hrT lrfl hind fpl and SPOT on heT len ARA,
and me On thu Tishl knoe, hlate fsu hrT mans las
lecn cut 81 aud has some Nhllr hairs ~ u shn w
apIsaTano, Of brand ON the len shoulder alllais'
rl I0 Side
TAKEN Up by L., j. Edwards and ssiraysd ,si'rr
H. ". Tannuhil J, T. nn the iulh March ls.l, "i''
PALE sORRELI MARE, four years old this hpTins'
laid face hind fOi aud legs white, Ro brands IeF,.N'
ablei Appraised At any dollars ,,.,,,,,, o., !"
nv J. q. SMITH, Deputy,
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STATE OF TEXAS, I
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
To any layfm officer Of said county Greeting:
VOU arc hereby commanded to summons
Il John C. Taylor, by publication IN 'he
Dallas Herald, three successive weeks to be
and appear before me James Thomas, a
Justice of the peace in and for said county
of Dallas Precinct No. 5, at my office, on
the last Saturday in April 1861; between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. Nj. and Two
o'clock Z. NJ. of said day to answer the
complaint of WIN. ii. Slack, on plea oil
debt due by account, for $4S so.
Herein fail not to execute and return
make, as the law directs. Given under my
4 hand this the Both day of March 1851.
JAMES THOMAS
Justice Of the Peace.
Came TO hand the same day and executed
by ordering publication in the Dallas Her
aid. April End 1861.
27:3t. Ut. CORCoRAN, C5nst.
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,H,O WGOA Growers

FENIIE undersigned bcgs leave to announce
L. that he is buying Wool and invites
Wool growers of this and the surrounding
Counties to give him call and to bring
samples of their crops.
Special attention is recommended to their
washing and baling. The Wool ought to be
washed on the Sheep and each fleece has to
be we'll tied together with twinc and differ
cnt grades has to be kept strictly separa-
ted.
Baling and Irvine on hand
HIRMAN HIRSII.
O7'Or,o
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lIoMr GuAnps.-A new military compa-
nv by this name, has been organized ."'
Cedar Hill in this county and is drilling
regularly. 1t is to be uniform company
and bids fair to become one of the best IN
the country. We have heard it h'eh'y
snokcn of by gentleman Of that town.
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Land for Sale.

INVEST half 73S acres, Henry Cough
w Forks of Trinity; about ten miles
from Dallas.
West half 73S acres, Henry Cough, forks
of Trinity about twelve miles from Dali
lls.
$50 acres p miles from Dallas, good
farm, good Spring, and timber.
$50 acres, on Eve Mile Greek; miles
from Dallas 100 acres prokei Good Spring,
and timber.
800 acres; Jas. Cochranc, near Ian
caster Dallas CO.
$40 acres, W. Wcathrich, Tarrant Co..
near Dallas road, on Village Creek.
These, and many other tracts may be
found registered in my office for sale. Per-
sons wishing to purchase would do well to
call and examine. Persons wishing to sell
would do well to register.
No tract will be advertised except by
special request.
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT, Agent
Dallas Texas, April 10th lS6l.-27:tf
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stolen.

ESROM the residence Of Mrs, c. Chisam,
Il near Paris, Lamar Co., Texas, on the
18th March last a BAY HORSE fifteen
hands high, black name and tail, small
star in the forehead, one or two white feet
branded on the left shoulder with the let
ter b, ten years old, and shod before; rides
we'll and was in good order when taken.-
ANY information of said Horse will be lib
orally rewarded by addressing D. X. Jami-
son, at GAINESVILLE, Texas.
April TO- l7Gl-2T:3t.