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The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30
PARISH DIRECTORY.
PARISH OFFICERS.

yIcToR BuRruE-Judae of the Third Judlcla
District Court. Clty o'
Carrollton.
nrsTalcr Administrations l.. Preston
L,ru Ter,qs-First Monday in January ana
June.
p.oh,tc G'oy,ps--First Monday IN March,
April and ovember and on
the Third Monday in Februa-
w and October.
Clerk Edward Buisson.
Depmty Clef6-E. Rigaud.
SAcriG-Guy DrcuA. ,,o.
Dcputy Shcrifs' j. Lecorgne' jules
C. Dreux and S. n. Canon
pnrish Recorder-E. Commagere.
Noiar1 Publjc-C. c. Porter.
Deputy Recordcr-E. ArceneaoA'
Assess0r-J ules Michel.
! Coroner-Danel. Young. r
T,,snector of Weights and MeaSaTeS -
| n. Deninger.
| Joint Committee.
Ccrronton-George Herrie.
Right Bank-B.St. Mesme Lebreton'
left Baok--R. L. Preston.
| jefferson City-Waiden'
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30

III HcNs h"S' Ln,v Ia cook for them; how to
,,rnnarr Drinks Poulticcs, 4 C.,
MI ,,oy,; to guard against int"c-
tion from Contagious DlaGnS'".
,r,,, ~y,,, Of the various diseases Of ch'- |
HI ASiAS drnn and crivc6 the best end sim |
rios+ node Of treatment during !
T~thing Commissions, Vaccina'
ton Wllooping- cough, MettSleS'
r.. ,so,,. wou Tho symptoms Of Gronn Ch".eI"
Ia : "AA7 - Irr.utuIu. Gulc, pi". m O. a.
Worms Sc,,l2d Head, RIM;
worm Chckru-poX etc" a'"'
,iv, $ YOU ihy best r"lne'e'A ,''
fhrir cure.
. .,,,, v-c,r T,}, .,rnpiuius OF k."NCf a''"
as Agu,. ana bilious, lohIW'
TVphus, scarlet and "'h"r tr,
,|,l :. ,d oiy... ,1r III" best and
srn,,irst remedies for Lneu cure
| Wv, W.. .vr7rtoms of Influenza, Con
u AN SUMPTION, Dyspepsri'' Astt.'la'
Dronsy G0ut, Eh'nmat'Sm;
Inlr:.,.-o lyrvsipclas, "'r.. aud
/ gives you the host Hc2. '-'s tor
thcir cure
=, r.us Won The symptoms Of Cnolor" Moi; NJ r
nj A"S bue Malignant Cholera, SW:u
| nox. Dvsentcry. CrHmE, b's
pNgM. Of the Bladdcr Kidneys
aud liver. and tn" best r'N.'""
VA, T'. 10, ,'''', @tmrto,~,s ct u'ursy
St tHii" Ninr,r5 \,rru'C'. NP'I'' 81
~, ,r,at '"uctr, Ear an
}yn, ..lI tuc best remedies 70
,,..,,. ,,,,, me" 1,'" srn,p,o,as or 22nuyTs,
% EciiS DE ftnr,lirr. rirs, Rupture. on
c"S,srr tlr Irgrt. II.uaorraag GO
70 Vore~oa} Dis"oses end liy'r,
n rrnhia and uiyrs the best RENE
e dI.- tor troircurc.
x-,,,, rrl7.,r hest and simplest troatmci
~ s"''~ r., y, ouuG.. Erolcu Bones an
I1t.,,r,,inus Surnius. 10, klaN
ICryrr Sor,.+. Whit" Swelling
I-lrrr. Nhitlcrvs Boils, ScurV
Hrrus and Scrofula.
r Or tr, various Diseases pccuh
-, 4 AS 20 Women and Ei'.S ID" pp'
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30
THE FAMILY OOCIOh
BORDER WARS Of the WES1

svlvania, Virginia, Kentucky, ohio'
Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee and Wlscon-
sin, and embracing individual a adventures
among the Indians, and EXPLOITS OF
B"one, Kenton, Clark, Logan, Brady,
Poe, Martin, the Whetzels an" o'hef ne,
border heroes of the west. By 'ohh
Frost, LII D, with numerous E"gfav-
;ngs. New York: &. M. Sax'oh'
Barker and Co., No. 25 farh no"
Cos large octave pages.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30
a xsyord to the Discouraged.

DR. ANDEUS, the original inventor To
refurmer and founder OF new rt'Hc'plo9
in the practice OF Medicine can be c"HS"l'e"
NV letter only, by addressing Dr. 'tenry
Hnd,us, New O,'oans, LAP ",@ NJ, ,,,..' n,o[Hs Ho1
will be forwarded by Mai, free Of charge ~! !o'
~ m ,r;,l 70 onv Poytofice in the Union ,G oileT"
in all cases OF Consumption ana nervous
Deb;I;tv, Scrofula and all Hhcr"'''"'
Parnlytic ard Glcrcuriat Affections, t'''G" 7'S
of the Hip and Spine, Kidneys and sS'HddeF'
Gravel, Dropsyetc., safe anu SPECIFY cuio' .'i
Female Weakness, Suppression, irreSuio'itcS
and all Diseases of tbs "omo, Snlc1Ite 90 q,
N the Urcthta, Fistu!a and Piles, 'emeo'e"
without lhc use OF Instruments o. bandaSes;
After twenty years Of personal and Pro'eSS'o''n
cxncrience he can state that II" person III
the world can cure those Diseases with hiihe'a
or Vegetable Medicine alonci hofc neVc'
was ono Chronic Disease treated r'Gh' o
n,oporIv at the Charity Hospital IN tins CITY
md the head and pride of the M'o'>"
Facultv have charge of H. lie Sus'S "
Mineral Medicine; his remedies enanlo IN
most debilitatcd to enjoy as great pcrlHc"''
Of health whrlc taking Medicine as at Al"
nerioG of their lives. hoN----.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30
Police Jury---Left Bank.

Police Jury---LeIt SanH'
President-Wm. Mithotf.
First District-L. L. Levy.
Second District Jacob Mill
Third District-L. G.. Ferret.
Fourth Disrict-R. l.. Preston
Fifth District-W William Mithoh
Sixth District-Wm. Fish.
Seventh District-N. BetZ.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Fsnnnce-Messrs L. l.. Levy, JACOB Miller
and l.. c. Perret.
T,diciaru-MessrsR r., X. l.. Preston, Levy ana
| Fish. ~
| Police Committee-Messrs l.. Z. ferfet' ~
| Betz and Fish.
Parish ConU1tttee-Robert L. Preston.
| school .1nittee---For the First School
District, Jacob Miller.
For the Second School Dstrict--Robeft l.
Preston.
For the Third School Disnict--- " lillail'
Fish.
For the Pourths School Distnct---N'cn
BeZ.
Secretary and Ireasurer-G. +. koyef'
+ Parish Tax ColLectoy-J. J. Gutierrez
.4ttorneu-N. Commandeur.
Printer-M. G. Davis.
Spudic-Jacob WeIyel.
Scrpeant-nt- ArmS-j. +. Zeler.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
5 lst District--R. NJ. Bradford.
ID District--T. G.. t.acOrgnc'
e 3d Dis,r;ct--J. u. Hamper.
5th District d w. F. Bisshee.
9th District Julien Le1ort.
= CoNsTABLEs.
Is, District ?. P. Pochc.
nd Cd Disttict--Edmond Gregoife.
to I'd Districts. kcruor.
C., TtL ni.trirj-ITcurV Parker.
s. 9Th District-C0rl Kernel.
ill 9TH D,strlct Joseph klet.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30

wv u Crooks. ESQ, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30

Family Grocery and Variety Store.
MAX IINTENGER,
CORNER OF LEvEE AND JACKSON STREETS, oAhEoL.lo -,
TOI1LD most respectfully inform his iornel r. Gu
w toroers andt he community at large, that ne n
now ON hand and is daily receiving regular
Of all the articles usually kept IN a wen "''''
General store consisting Of
s' Family Groceries,
Ilf the yerv best qaa1ity-such as
TEA, COFFEE, ,, e.
BAMs, LARD, BUTTER Dc cHELsh' ys
of the most approoed brands
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES,
And CLOTHING, u. great "a''e'y ;
Also-Feed of all kinds;
NV CORN. OATS, BRAN, dc. ec.
Al Of which are offered for sale at very moaera''
MI prices and on liberal terms, ms ,or,mnnit,
sSy~ He invites the attention Oh 'n'
to his present ssecK' n5-1y
| Carrollton, 1851
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30
JAMEs M. EDNEY.

GENERAL
Purchasing ano Commission 4DsFchaN''
= AND DEALER IN
Pianos, Melodeons,, Pumps, safes' sewing
Machines, &c.
rup11HER of Cherokee PhysiHSiiapp MT Fas &C.
Nc Southern Bishops Hchoiy N"'
I47 Chambers-street' ne" 1orA'
Bugs erery kind Of Mercha"c''se .
,,,raot,,, from Jobbers Importers, ManufacturesS'
and Wholesale Dealers, (either, lor 4arras UasA
time ) on the bost possible terms.
cor,,n,ssion for Buying Forwarding. ~ per ceii'
The Carrollton sun., 1861-03-30
Police Jury---Right Bank.

Presidemt- Fergus Gardore,
Secretary-W. C. Toledano'
Treasurer l.. Delery.
First tWard--Gustave Leroy
Second Ward--J. B. Joaquin.
Third Ward--Fergus Gardere.
Fourth Ward--C. Mlllaudon.
Fifth Ward-B. ST. NJ. .LeBreton,
! Sixth Ward--Thomas A. Gaul,
| Seventh District-W B. Berthoud,
| Chenlcne-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

CaSvENrIoS BALL,-We learn from those
prescut that this Was decidedly the most
brilliant party ever given in Dallas, The
members oil the Convention, distinguished
visitors and the editorial corps attending
,he Convention, acre presented with oom-
rllmou,ary tickets, and every arrangement
nads for their comfort anl entertainment,
4 large number of beautiful aud accom-
plishgl ladies were present, among whom
were representatives from Henderson, Me-
Kinney, TarTaul and other places, Dallas
was fully sus,a ned in the large number Of
her most beautiful ladies AMI most gallant
gentlemen, The Rall WAS brlllint affair
and We are reioIccl ia, the company was
satisfactorily entertained during'lhe even
ing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
L. NJ. StackpoIe'S Adyt'S.
Esai! Feond Corner Revived

FlNAE subscriber las returned with AN Ju-
Il tire new stock vi all kinds uf Guols,
which hr Is prepared To- fcll On good terms
Ia his uld friend, and customers, and Ia tie
puhlic generally. All ask is u fair share
ur thai custom 81 literally bestowed before
tie lire. have nn old goods looio,, Me- old
remnants To work OIL but my stock Is fresh
aud clean, aud can aud will sell goods as
low as any one dare TO Ia this market
ron IIiE. CASH!
II sell ynols IN credit, Il will lie from
January Isl To July LIST, and from July till
Christmas aud shall expect Ia have fair
profit, ~ mo- merchant sells goods for glory,
No matter how mucl, he may advertise that
way,
Come and geo me aud look nj my goods,
whether y"u huy ar not. shall not charge
Won anything for looking, hut will take II
pleasure IN showing. T.. VI. SrACKrOLE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
E.areas for Sale,

EN7EST half 1873 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
las.
800 acres >! miles from Dallas, good
farm, good Spring, and timber.
$3.50 acres, on Eve Mile Greek; miles
from Dallas; 100 acres broke; Good Spring,
and timber.
800 acres; Jas. Cochranc, near Ian
caster Dallas co.
Gao acres, W Wcnthrich, 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 18Gl.-27:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

DALLAS. May -, 1901.
EDS. HERALp:-I see in your last issue,
aver the signature Of "Many Voters "A call
On me to become a candidate for seat in
the lower branch of the next Legislature;
I lm not unmindful of the honor intended
r. be conferred on me by such call, nor am
/ lngratelul to NY friends, for past favors
aid confidence which they have extended
L. me- If have done my duty in former
s atoms the approval Of my countrymcn
vii be an ample reward; if | have not,
their condemnation viii he nothing but
Justice. however am sure to he consolcd,
fortI have done what Pleged myself to do,
and have an approving conscience. 1t is
D iyty which every man owes his country,
iol arve her in any capacity when call TO
d,t'l aad it is pleasure to me to render my
eel Try any service ! am qualified to per
Sol but circumstances OF a private nature
' hleh 1 cannot now control, make it my
nst. TO decline 10 become a candidate, and
tcn5H nv gratitude to ''Many Voters
W Yours Ee. TII0S. J. NASH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

Be- The river las again risen from the
heavy rains of the last few days, There
has been enough water for the last TWO ar
three months, for steamers ight drausht,
Why cannot some or our Galveston mer-
chants send ups boat, and load back with
q cargo lf wheat and -four,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

BAnpEcuE.-We are authorized to say
tha, the citizens of Dallas county will give
u mplimcntary barbecue to the Volunteer
Companies, on the 18th July, near the Fair
G ounds, and those Of our citizens who are
n t members of Volunteer companies arc
IA yitcd to contribute to the Barbecue. a
3uit,bc committee will be on the grounds
to receive meats, &C., at o'clock P. NJ, Jul
~ Sd, and remain until the morning of the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

/ j" The heaviest rain of the season, fell
au riday evening last, and continued to
pou an uninterrupted torrent for several
hours. 1t is feared that succession OF
slorers will iniurc the wheat now rcaped
and put up in small shocks. A few years
,.-l our farmers suffered immensely from
=, tng wet spell after the crop was reap
uL There has been an unusual amount of
rain, within the last three or four weeks,
an should itcontinue, great damage would
,,r.'Ic
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

THE GREAT DRAWBACK to persons emigrating
10 the extreme south and western country is the fear
thew have Of the Fever and Ague-he most direinl e"
ali diseases Every day hear Of persons attacked
Iy the disease and made helpless in short time, witt
out any means of afiording relief. In view Of The
great demand for a remedy Dr. Hos'cttcr has nresen-
tod hi, Celebrated Stomach RtsierH, whose
curative rnrrs for all diseases Of the stomach have
been universally acknowledged. The BitterE, pre-
pared after long experience and deep study have re-
covcd the cncomiums Ufthe most emenent ThysicIans
well all classes from every part Of our country
To those who doubt their many virtues, all we can
say Is 1" Try them, and judge for themselves respce
lively sold 10y druggists and dealers generally eve
where.
NJ SEC advertisement in nnntler column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
Spetial % ptiess,

CHILLS AND FEVER! CUlLLSA AND FENER!!
Que of the greatest remedies that has ever been
laid before the public for Fever and Agnc ana when
have received The highest enconums from the press
and the people, is DR.. j. Ilostetor Celebrated Bit
ters. Who would endure the torturcs arising from
this terrible disease, when II can lie 80 easily cured
Who would endure sleopl;ss nights, burning levers
and icy chs alternately, when remedy can he OBJ
tanned for a mere trifle? And yet how many hni-
lies linger ont painful existence under this deadly
blight and do nothing but gulp down quinine' un'Il
il BECOMES as common their daily meals, and yet
thew arc not relieved Nome but the foolish and weak
would hesitate to pracure these vaable Biters, and
save themselves intense agony. Sold by druggist
and dealers generally everywhere.
IsJ-Scc advertisement in another column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

rST- We were pleased to welcome home
last week, oar towusmau Capt John J,
Good, ri the Dallas Light Artillery lie
look, we'll hat much Drowned by his "trip Ia
SAN Antonio. We are pleased to see the
officers aud men OF his company in good
health and spirits,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
Wv. II, IIoUp Capt, by acclamation,
STEPHEN WILsOS LIST Lieut..
THOs. II. FLOYD, o. s.


MAsoSIc.-Thc following is list of the
officers of Dallas Chapter, No. IL. II. y.
Masons for the ensuing Masonic year;
VI. r., JAS. \. SMITH, II. p.
T., \. VI. MpOnE, King.
H., A. SIMON, Scribe.
CoMr. ). B. rRYoR, c. ii.
" J. l.. SMITH, p. $.
4" W. l.. MuRPuY, Il. A. G.
1" Gro. W. LAWS, Treasurer.
" j. W. SwINDELLs, Secretary.
4" j. NJ. CROCKETT, Sentinel.
RuSSING THE BLocEADG.-Thc Mobile
Advertisers Pensacola Correspondent,
dated the 7th May says:
The schooner Mary Ellen arrived this
morning from New Orleans via Mobile,
where she lay several days, fearing n
blockade. She escaped the vigilance of
the fleet, and last night anchored ON the
bar. At daylight this morning she took
ad vantage Of the tide and run for safety
to the guns of McRac, with two boats from
the fleet in hot chase. She came over Mo-
bile bar with the Keys and Lewis, and is
the first vessel that has yet run this quasi
blockade successfully.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

Vr0rrAuLEs.-We have been the ree'p.'
40, uf several varieties OF large vegetables
Thin ,hc past lew weeks, from the gardens
our neighbors, Mr., II, u, Hall sent as
ycral week ago lle hIsl Cucumber that
have eaten this season, mammoth '''e-
bic, the dimensions or which We had for
Iten. Mr.. George ", lalrl yesterday
,esentel MS with fine mcss Of large ""-
No. Of this years growth, one al "hl'"
,asnr,I ~ Inches ia circumference CAV
rl,ns have an yielded abunian'ly during
is season, anu Vegetables OF all kinds arc
mmon food here now
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

MARYLAND.-Thc Baltimore sun, of the
10Th AYERS that there is no doubt that the
great majority of the people of Maryland
would to-day, if the independence OF The
Confederate States, including Virginia,
were about to be recognized vote to unite
the State of Maryland and the city of Bal
timorc with the Southern nation. We say
that such is orr firm belief; if we are mis-
taken, it is with the most substantial as
smance that our belief is well founded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
EsrlsAt NOTICES,
nII.l.As UouArN,

TARENFPtY Fsatsa sA5dI "a .iIsysl a. f.Tr
q a. -. / "a 49, iNE>ENif sQksLL hAkse,
d hshis hish. aasts di aa-f ga ish tasasi, I'D
an'ii.l "a a., PM sHia ~ saa lHA- hiitg nl3t ga
iHAl hii1 F'i, ssaal Fza NJ tsalk- : sE7-A st4.g
riFrfk lun 10 tfElztl tfi' als7l ~ 81. Als1 4
tuEsfNff snthfi il1E-E s1a- utiz taiTs,
Isrt- rati rsrk' "a sli- sui m ahitr 5iar ia
i1i-ar-6, tsln had 50 ntlr ~ a. M, i,,'.,rs stt
i5ts.i. a,st, 10 sr-fs s4ir ~ iFsais Ia sgs ls
TAhEA IN y, Wa ksishi, aui r,irs,s,l Dr.
frrrI. D. s,gigt, 49,, pE1 Lieiif Ban lAniAN
pnNN. IS hauls Lish. wars "a 40 tranis AZ.
"a, MORN OK Rrl, nilh s1iaa slie Ataai Az hllig
nd Hatk k- rT.la "a -Ilit lu llsA 80 aHa sl
hi M ~. taaua-i an ga Tighi hip -laai leaIs
uiis slGrs'.ri ~
TAkEN TP b. J.r-a, Itt.llls, sat g.,Tlgsi h flIr
4 4 slailh. Esi-, tus iAuNA AAAi, siaF a. lhH
fE,iasd ir r1- .n', ur N asls fit s'faT rsAiif
MARIE sai hatiu- Nilh z 80 iHf nal aif'ai'-
ID al 50. Ahn.ns HkuNA ailp tiLt, siia s-ssr
II ,3as iu tls frfh ai, hrh hl4l hei NAiir o. a.
I,ssfgIa jgIuls sppsisnia a. stl
,,ti A.. LANs, a. &. a.. Il, 4, I,
DENTON CoTNfN,
TAKEN IP ~ a. L. n AssaF .nt s,lraF7l 'r'.1r
D. n R'rung, Erg. ug- riAA MARE AHAts 80
ID htaa, higl. lRuNA Hay, lrh h.nt f-i ann.
white slr,l iu he fr-iri sUip "a ihe Boss .isRirl
A.. H'i enc IN sl,saIirr, slI. Tai-'t a. ~ ~
TAkEN lris Nw- b. taulinE snl rslIs.ri ~
rTr ., II hvuEl, IA ''i.r hinM ihNA ilHhatr
2 nr n yrsfs tli, l1uiti Uiih ga igassu tiahA ~
lhs tn shruli'i rlTEsis-7i, O. rf- ai'l-
:. A NfAifhs, ga, e. a. iFhltH ~"
l'rnlnn, Manu- ihIh, lsHi-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
A. S. CLARK,

lliil.W.lshl, RQu.hlSman and Ensinrrl
4 A. kinds nj hydraulic machines mad,
" uui pWr up 10 order, Asa sIram In
sinr' lul az ia m'chauyul maRnrr.--
Wlu, and specifications siNel, far all kind
NJ ml'' mB,hm'y,
=, -, address rnl residence, Lancaster
Dallas r0uniy TrNas
Nav -, lsil-,,E1L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

nss- We are indebted to little Miss Lula
cyinson for choice bouquet gathered
her own hands aud arranged with the
aury and grace, natural to ehildhood'-
20 li,,le girls and their fragrant b"ln'lT
@ always welcome visitors TO the Editors
tneium,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
OLE sAvY YEEER.
Dallas County Steam I)IStilierI
nv ,rEtltII Spb NGS

s,E0l-esgsS WARRANTED F& RE.
r;VijE Subscribers lave now in operation
thrir new EistillcIY, and are prcpar't
10 fill orders for PURE WHISKY, inqnan
titcs 10 suit purchar"rs, from u 10 gallon
kce to any reasonable number Of barrels
All Whisky, Alcohol, or other liquors man-
uaacturcl at our establishment We will war
rant pure of any and Ill drugs orpo:sonous
substances.
The Dsiillcr (onc Of the rartncrs) with
an experience of some | wears in the bust
ness lclIS confident tlath his liquors for quail
itv and purcness willrccnmmcnd themselves
to all who are fond of n good article. Game
and see for your yourselves.
Grain of all kinds takcp in exchange at
the Disit!oly, ....
Orders addressed TO he Subscribers will
meet prompt attention.
lt{yn No Liq,ors rcaicd at the Distiliery,
or sold IN less quantities than l0gaIlons.
.... G. r. WIlEELLER \ co.
Dallas, Texas, December II, 1860. lo-'m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

a..
TINIEsE ELEGANT RyTTERs ARE m
ggiisrly aIhIlvi o. Warm riiHulr- aud
sNrlF Ir'sHH irs,'.E- d siih, siu,usih sad
llf'nrii"n in.ui thr diseases iarilcHl On the
rlimair- sinull as, ihria.
lifsaE slsgr.rI No. RI. aui E,liu,, tbs
hand "t Tip,e weighing heavily uysn, tir,.,
with ali iis attendant ills. wifi HnI ia thr
usc ~ lhe iltcrs au RiiAiriiat will ir.lin
Hrn liia in" iivig veins r.siorr ina a ln,a-
suIe, ihs energy aHi ariur Dr i.sorr yauihnl
days lHiit Up ilrlr shruuEen f,lias, aul
irel,al'.' aU' ham iH,ss 'othylr rmainins
wears
his Urll established fact, tl.at N,''y enc
haifur Ihc irlaalr lnHirn nr oar population
arr srhlum ia gis e'soy reHl Of s"ual Lralal',
ur, ." 'i,r lhrir "wn cAVrrs-IrRr "uryer feel
we'll they are lausu'l, devoid NJ an rHrF-
So eNurwrlv nervous, aUikaNe ur aVle-
Iilc r, his class uf myal'i~, ihrse litter
sre rsl ,rialls vrnumeEisL Their Iegg-
rn.iarlDu'rsa ina,snaliHs properties rrn-
lgr llr'u iuvlH,.l'r .N such cases,
Persons N,siiiHs districts harnssel auun-
a''r With Power aud Asuc, or any Power 81
q h'llns ua'Urc, Will tni ghul hy uhc liw,-
ly usr nf one "r two bottles, HEY viii H"l lu
orc instance take the disease, "a, tie hllirys
viii reuuyaic and strengthen the system,
AMI ra,gy tlic lilo "ir ih IT, natural vhauucl,
T. a. MllEElOCk \ 60,
iag'r'rs 1hi litoissu'- HS,tyvsis, - NYi-
s'Es -, n.yns.r re irll, MiI ,Nr n
'.WE G-H-s1 lih.'ttr iyfHi,, .il,u FaN
BE- T. HEIGHr, & -, No, - C",s's, ~,
y ~, and ~ Ni9f az
2l-7lr, pr THOMAS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

n5,. At the meeting oil the Dallas Light
tilicry on Saturday last, Capt Good
ldcrcd his resignation, having received
nmIss,on from the Governor to raise
other company, and cur esteemed follow
llcn, Judge W, II, llorl, was We learn
.onimously elected To fill the vacancy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
pALLAs AoApEMY


TsNliL Tyus,es, NJ AIS Aysismy hsYil :
s'rvigl 80 pTip-iiai 4 lhe g "a, he,
~ inlrria ile Iuhiig itat the neat srssiru
s,li is'slH ga Mo,,i.y s-,h February, h
Rates, I.sF ssssiaa AZ I.s0sIs Weeks, 90
iaHli'hrd b, Abs ssira ii fFsslrss,
unl.psgEliy, HrsiHE Nu'irg aud
Mruisl AFiilIuei IL, Sl3
oeosErly, Eug.ishHgs smar, ilislo-
~ snd Ariihmsiie, IL w
Aaiusl and Moral SricHc,s aud il,-
arniaIg Algebra 70
Latin, Ggrrk ail lirncn laugus-
-r, and ilightT Maths mt'ics, IS
lurilrnisl rr fur weed, 49, a.
Nas's aud nrnaweutsl hsierlm,uis y i
~ ITr,ii a in- "a, saan ~ convenient,
rEkMS fDiIiuu Niil be- rhalg,d,h"
ihr l.me ile ImIil 'n'riS srh's'l lag.h
lE.liwiHu maie Mr sic
ucss psn,uc.e,i as hong as wun'b, Ia
inus i,,'aminI dissatisfied Mia The srh"'
may disca,iingo ILrig vlalIysH - aay sim
bN 80 iUg ,Uy '-e g.a,e s'ul a. Ihe limu
iisrsnrimanrr, Z, !, FArlLIo,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

snnACRES of Land, part ofthe VIM.
IVU Kirby tract, located by Mercer
Colony certificate Of Thomas Payne, in pal-
las County, on the waters Of Muddy Creek.
!. For sale bv W. A. GOLD land agent.
Dallas. Texas Oct. IL 1860. 2-n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05
NIokicoH

TENiE rn-Iar,uevship Ia business belNee
II, 4, Mniieii AMI A. ", hro~nins,
tH's day diss'l,,si H. muiual rsn,euI. 4
ni ihr uHsrille1 hus mes, az tie lale irm
NHl'l 81 iir'Hp.us ,.H - srtils,l up b.
n 4, ~ .'rlf. who 70 a' .,ur authorised &C. 4,
SO, q =. MpFFETf
4 u. l,uM MING.
Lancaster Man l.ih ls1l-.,alN.
\, E-'hr Mercantile ana DRUG
ms'nrss Vi., he continued hy n, J. M"tcl
AZ ilr m'l s'aul, The patronage Of lh'
puhl'r I, Lmlly sd'rirL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-06-05

vrnr NuE-Those peaches at bairl 8
raughbsr'' Don't take our word Tor H.
AZ call aud get can,