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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Pssssnrsr Trln lsaVef Ferry AAndinz tAii1 Csue-
----emrn rfEU A. *. Arrives ate =. a.. Cas-
1919. via Arkausax Stage Cc1upnny and
o~--,.,5 WCoachss tsLiuia Eock Fori mlh saa
49, o~.lfsfuist Hot s9rnEa WnshinEt1n. Arkan-
-. Cis-fsviIe. Texas, lud ell principal points N
-.n.ss ~ Trrns. TiRketH for eale - T. 3 Enoud-
- ~ arsut Tor this line Union ficket oEcs, Gay
80 House Readins hoo".
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.RnREca.

0S sRLs. ONION SETS, fer sale at
n. g. RAEFH seed store,
i.al naa.nl - HIM alralLl.
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CommertiaI @latttrs.
pAIL9 aERoaT d -.

rUNsisHEp From rHE m~EneHAxrs' EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS February 10. 1851.
c~orT0E-Bniusss uss checked yesterday BY the
aeotions and uHfsvorabls accounts from New Orleans
nd EeS York, an he business fell on 10 600 bales, at
: decline Of KGAeo on msdilms ard the lower grades.
Te nov quote
MEMPms COTTON QUOTATIONS..
0-rdinArE...... 6K@7 Strict Mddlng.. II a.
Good Ordinary. s ASK Good Middiiug..IiH@I1A
Low hiddlng... . @sH Hiddiing Fair..uRGig=
Aidcing.-.. ..i0A @ioH FaiF---.-.s.... noniaEl
saee Is bales a sss sse atoH. 100 81 20, sta i0N
and ? q lie. 80
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CIueinroti m,rE,,. A. TsIera,h

cIScINEATb February s.--Fiour closed very dali at
Stso9sA7o. Corn closed dull at 95Ss7c. Oats, 278
s7se. whisky Is selling at IsHc Pork closed quiet
a. sl7.o09sI725. Lard closed dull, with sales Of 900
usress atsKe. Sugar, 6Ss7He. MOlsssss, sOc. oOaee
- S6lsN.
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New York markets BY Telegraph.

NEW ToaK, February s-oo,toa closed dull, and
heavy at lower prices the ~guotstion is I1E. Flour
closed dull. with sales Of $500 brb at s5.lOGSs.l5.
Corn is selling at s29s7e, with sales Of - 900 bush.
Pork closed quiet. Sugar closed dull. with sales OF 400
Sris Of Cuba At Illnesses sales u 1000 bris Of Orisazs
at 5asze. Sales Of 1000 bris Of nOlasses st auction,
at esXas0Hc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

FAcr WoRrH KNoWING.-SpaIding's Ce-
phaiio Pills are q certain cure Tor Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, COstiyeness and General
Debility.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

BRIDGET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box o. cepasllc Glue no. a bottle q Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not Just il naithsr; but perhaps
yen be afIher knowing what 10 Is. Ye see she's nigh
dead and gone with the SICK Headache, and want some
more OK that same IS relaived her before.
pruggist.-You must meHR S~paldingis CephaIic Pills
Bridget -Orhl sure now All you've sd Il; here's
he q~uarther and give me the Pills, and dot't be al Gay
about Il aifher.
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AReaIR Iessinr.

Physician.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
hesdaohe2
Mrs. Jones -goneI Doctor, all gonsi the pill you sent
cured me in Just twenty minEtes AMI I With you Wout
sapd more 90 that ] eau have then handy
Physician.-YOu tan get them al any Druggists. Cali
for Cephalic Pills, I int they never TAIL, and 7 rsc0m-
m.nd them In all eases OF headache.
Mrs. Jones.-I shall send for s bJx directly, and shall
tell ali my suffering friends, for they are a real Bls5-
dnS.
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rronna r.nn.rsd hr mn.snohu.s,,.

WAsHIsGToS, Feb. s.-MHyor Ritehis and Governor
Andrews have rendered ia President Buchanan twenty
to march st a monenis notice for the pstseiion OF The
Capitol. This 0Esr was made in consequence Of infor-
nation NsiHs received p~olntiHs 10 an attack On the Cap
itl prsvious to the y inst.
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sCATTERRDl

Many Of oHr goods are missing, We would thank
those who may have any articles sim stored OF remain-
ing with them, to inform Us, that We can remove them
oct Of their way, as We are now nearly htied Up in No-a
JACKSON BLOCK, where we shalt be happy TO see all
cur friends and old customers, and pledge 70 them re
nsred e~xsFtisas to meet their interests and demands.
n. F. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
ja1s-d:weow s5T IAN STREE
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N LrTTTF ROCK RAuRoAp.

,rrsVI9sTPPI \ TENNEssEE hAIROAD.
AKnTvE. DEFAnT.
-..I0ss5 A. H.......9Do p. n.
Frsirbf N scuomnsistOa- ssso F-M------ssa5 A. n
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ere, among which was our RECIPE BOOKS. gathered
Up ami eollated during the last twenty-five years. Any
person returning them to US shall be handsomely re-
warded, H. F. FARNswORTH a 20,
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PoR RENT CHEAP.-The house formerly &C.
eupied by J. A. Donnie as a feed store, south
side Court Square. Apply to the Eating
Rouse next door, ]. A. Dennie. or A. Wallace,
Au~etioneer. ct
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canada Ra1rOads Clicked By snew.
MONTREAL, February -.rhe rsiirosds IN this riein-
iE are All blocked ~ By sncH. No nails have bees re-
ceirs or sent out since wednss tav.
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NEW ORLEANS, February s.-Ths ship Taisncis,
arrived atfhis port from HaErs, picked up the ssptsin
and crew Of The bark lnmrod Of Boston, espsizsd.
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a : RENINaToN,s

~PHOrO0aArH'o AND Fnr Asr galley.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
VoHTETPEs,
A~EsRoTTPEs
sFgERROErFEs.
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IrFE-srzE PHOTOGRAPHS on CANVAS

New Torf, Who psina exclusively for eur gallery.
Photographs enlarged from the smallest miniature
and painted ufs-sias By
CLAr 4 RKEINGrOE,
~2l-sm oornsr E.in uns NEdisoa streets.
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0aes--TaIsn stTeet. oeT. FToRE AIIey.
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Expsr. Dn.r on Cation.

Expert Duty N Cotton
WAsHTseroE. February e.-rsIegraphie dispatches
received BY distinguished secession leaders, Indicate
that an export duty ElIlbe laid on ee.toa.
Seizure OF Fora Gibson.
WARRINGTON, February "a telegraph dispatch
received hsrs says: ''Ths cherSkes Indisps IA ae In
dian territory have tebelsd and seizsd F5rl Gibsos. !"
Arrival of Vessels.
Z 0ELEAHs, February - The ships G iden
Easfs, fr9n Liverpool Felicia, from Hsvrs, and Susan
Fearing, from Boston.
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Ynfsl MlattFrs.
T~RATELERs' GUIDE.

sasssT aslslss, I.sraary q. Isel.
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s7sspO s7s8.5Is 7s,sia.OO
Iaterest aud rents accrued, mostly paya-
Die Jauusys lsai.--.------.- i5siTa -
fetal .8sss,Tn 81
EoTE.-our stocks and sonds are held as permanent
investments and the present panic value is no criterion
Of their setual v.'uei but prsferring toesmply strictly
with the letter OF the law, W. enter fhen Il tire lowest
cash sales on the sisf December. 1880. thereby mskine 3
difference Of nearly $4,000 in our statement.
LIABILITIES.
s. 10 Liabilities % bants, or others, due or not due.
s. No Losses adjusted anf due.
,. Ls-es either bnAeus.sd or
a. Adjusted and SIS, los IS
9. Lossss IN suspense. waiting further proof.
iaciudef ID last answer shove.
10. Ar o.her claims uFalasf the company.
tdivhsads unpaid -..-..--..... coo Oo
Total utbuiuss..--...-,..-..,. sss. los IS
ii. Ths rule Of the company is. not to exceed $4,000 in
any uae risk. subject 20 loss By q single are.
~. Tbs amount insured ia aeity or village depends upon
- sise-snsrally al the desirable risks 70 b
had5 zud1eet 70 The rule last sbove named.
-. he amouut insured in any one block Of ~buildings
eePsnes upon its size and construction, subject %
"a. The aetof Incorporation is she sane a. heretofore
y II. HUNTINGTON, President.
81 Ike C. ALLEN, Secretary.
TATs OF ooSEscrIcUT, SIS.
Hartford county.
rr HERrToHD, gunuary T. Issi.
Personally aFpeared III Hantiugfun, president, and I.
c. ALVIN. secretary, Of ne Hartford Firs Insurance
eompsuy, md msde oath that ne iorsgoins statement.
by them suhscribed. IL true, full and earrsez statement
.0f the snsirs q said company, md eahibits, 20 fa- a.
can be stceriained q this duie, is acfeal condition on
the nrst day Of January, 1851. Before ne.
JAAEs NICHOLS. gusuoe o. 10 Peace.
cosSRoLLERs OFFtoE,l
HAsHTILLEs Team. January n, lssi.
This IL te cerif7 shat the Hartford Fire Insurance
compEny, loo4ted a Hartford IN the stdse o. Cuu1ec-
ucats has complied With 81 The rsquiremenls Of THE
code, on IN subject o. foreign tnfuranoe corporations,
Ia seetious 1855 % IS7 isclssirs, - wall as shs act Of
san Of March 1857, chapter 3i5, section T, r~equlriug
a deposits vita The oon-roiler e twenty tbousand COL
lars Of atz pr cent. bonds Of TIE State; and that Iamef
= oh4dwick q ne legally authorised sxent o. slid CON-
pany, 81 Tie giy Of Memphis. State Of Tennessee.
. J, T.. DUNLAP, Controller.
~ PolrleS issued and renewed ana losses adjusted
and prsmptiy ssid. ~
J. r. CHADWICK, Agent,
fei-In BANK BUILDING.
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LEEcHES-FRESH ~LEEcHEs,
Always on band b. VIZ. c. WEuSER, Copper
sd Essohss Eo- % Main street, between Esrksi uai
Wt1etssie1, Memphis. selbems
FERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF MEMPHIS,
sacusou street tW0 doors from ne Flanisu' BanE.
DGREC-oRs:
" B. Rnst s. n. Duns0ub,
3. WmlEnson, G. Dsloaa,
A. c. Tres8seil.
v. 3. R0sS, President
VA. HoLHEs. Secretary. mysf-ly
See advertisement Of Ward L Mecisl-
laul Eholeaaae and retail R~ruEsists 10 and III AaiH
street opposite WORKMAN house. F9
See ,. n. Clark & Co.'S column.
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meLean's Cordial.

klnufactursrs and Projectors,
'vlw Nc. 50 Water and SO Trent street.
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Buy TOlt9. Trunks
AT WRIGHT'S,

See ,. +. Clark a Co.'S eOlunn
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Tor Children.
DR.. McLean,s Universal Pms,

DR. 7. II. MCLEAN, Sole Pr1priHtu-
Corner Third and Pine streets. 81 Louis No.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20
2G uga3T u n UDD

tn. attention of Inyalids, Physicians,
Clcrgymcn, scientific men, and the pub lie
generally, is respectfully solicited to the
merits Of this chemical preparation, con-
tanning Iron Sulphur, anil PHOSPHORUS, and
which is Identical in its composition with
the HeD.dttc GEobp3e, or red blood. In all
diseases accompanied with
DEBILITY,
pale ceuntenance ana nervous arrangement,
analyses of the blood show deficiency Of
the rcd globules Rudy complexion and
a rosy tint of the skim, is always indicative
of health; while a pale, wax-lkc skin and
countennncc,-whichc vinccs II deficiency of
the rcd gobulcs ,-accompunies Il diseased
organism. Preparations Of Iron have been
given for the purpose Of supplying tho red
globnses, but We contend that Iron alone,
SULPHUR alone, or PmosrHoRU$ alone, will
not meet the deficiency in every case, but
that jlidicious combinations of ALL these ell
cmcnts is necessary to restore the blood to
its normal standard. This point, never be-
fore attained, has been reached in the BLooD
FooD and its discovery ranks as one of the
most scientiti and important Of the ago.
Its effects in
CONSUMPTION,
are to soften the cough, brace the nerves,
strengthen the system, allay the prostra-
ting night sweats, increase the physical and
mental energy, enrich the blood by restor-
ing the lacking red gobules, increase the
appetite, restore the color and clOthe the
skeleton frame with flesh. The BLOOD FooD
will be found specific in all CHRONIC Dis
EASES of the THROAT or LUNGS such as Asth-
ma, bronchitis, Coughs &c. Public speakers
and singers will find it of great utility in
clearingund Strengthening the vocal organs.
In Dyspepsia, Liyer Complaints, Dropsy Ep-
itepsy, Paralysis, Scrofuid, Gr0rel, 81 Titus
Dance, Ferer and 4yue &C., its efficacy is
marked and instantaneous. In no class of
diseases, however, are the beneficial effects
Of the this remedy SO conspicuous as in those
hnffassng
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
to which the gcntlcr sex are liable, and
which tend towards Consumption, such as
suppressed or difficult 4hcnstruation, Grecn
Sickness, Whites, &C., especially when these
complaints arc accompanied will palcncss,
a dingy hue rpallor of the skin, depression
ofspirits, debility, palpitation, want of ap-
petite, and nervous prostra;ion. We ha sc
the utmost confidence in recommending the
BLOOD FooD to all who may be conscious of
a loss of vitality or energy, and to those
whose mental or bodily powers are pros
tr;,:cd through over-use either of the mind or
body, and We deem it our duty TO say that
in all cases Of Weakness and EmariotioR, and
in all diseases of the Kidneys or Biddder,
this preparation has claim upon the atten-
ton of sufferers which cannot be over-esti-
mated. 4 faithful trial will be found the
most convincing proofin regard TO lis eff
cacy that could be asked for. With the above
aplss lta
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20


m, ol tho Printer, has,
Sod to see re iar recover
IA, az 10 resume his Ia
editorial chair, Hers Is
rymvnt ST the Got
a AWE. AZ thc clown
c'ru, Tine -rthl, time
printer lioeglf ar a.
.r. lrivr~illcl. thc Fell innn,
he chair editorial, 0ifer u
call il--i~-l ". -ryrIHi
. Wa do not know lhni Nc
br'..hivr ihr ,hr ',rte'..
nc drag upon ilr brain
ST; mcrhguir.' i,.'"r iiI
DID. .. u-us; political lrnnllrS '''
....- MS; Ict from this very
-.-.. p, Eiim hclinl lhv Times;
q ... na,tvl sufficiently Ia give
- rance that our suh-wlilor,
No. .. 4. Ecvorihgc, pusE vs-oi,
lett us n,'rr months az
ubln intcruur,r, uul this
irp into llla ring, snrcy
a. nm hrul.,jri.il his uli
,,.l us wr shnuld, liui
.f.... ave this assurance that m
rss,ly he can hc r,oa,lyd
.....t .r T. eur assistance, W"
H H.- utter Il disclaimer a"1in''
guuy responsibility hr
.. At may have appeared 'l
.| more" Ne are not aware "l
...... ohlui,uunhlo, unt q In :
.-. .... I,e This remark merely 4"
.. Nj. n. hui the entire cd
. Tri and dii mst ~ hE
. A, have actually not read
mpcr since our relapse OF
m.r- luth, aga,
70, q stepped To- the door al
.rr .. II several n,ca>iums-JuSt
... 4 and turned back-lor
..Hrr nuch people may curse this
,..N. r'' we are we'll content Ia
r.ua. tn such iricndSas we have
maj .. I, for an indefinite period
%. .l. ,ndcnvnr To- do all our pat
.. d. &c politically, in the new
.,N.,., . ,oliiics-hoth scccssionlS's
,,Ir. ists-whilc we, personally,
..... the South and Texas par
.....s. We won't b. imposed ON
riDm. |, however much we may
n.,.. IL the sake Of peace; there
f.lu..nr ut which human nature
...smi refuses TO conccde more.
.ha,a.ut is now before us for con
.U..FHIHu.
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Nu,,.sAs FAruER's ADVICE TO
r.. SN There is good deal OF
w'' g.t vein OF humor in the
following advice Of an Arkansas
talue, o. his son;
.n.a YOU are about leaving home
.ts.a &c parts. Yoy'rc going to
throw nc out Of the game, and go
..a..-" The odds are against you,
i|"" |"' rrmcnhnr always that in
3W j.. AMI perseverance ore the
-.... cards; they are the bow
.. uy1k Iarnin' and all them sort
.. ,mgs will do to ill up with, like
u. ,rumps, bat YOU must have
no.. powers to back en-, else they
aHt W. III shucks. II luck runs
ulu r.u pretty strong, don't cave
Iu .Ul boli like sick chicken on Il
rs-aay, but hold your head up
,r. ..tlsc 'cm believe YOU nc flush OF
mns they won't play so hard
.-iu oI.
I've ivcd and Travelled around
.mg, Bob, and I've found out that
ar aJou rs folks thought you held
on, weak hand, they'd back agin
Eaa long. So when you're sortcr
weak, @eep on Il bold front, but play
r"UiJutIy, be satisfied with Il pint.
Auo. he hand I've seen cuchcrcd
'y.u-, they played for too much
Keep .uur eve well skinned, Bob,
don lci EN- mig or YOU; recollcct,
Nla game lays as much with the head
a. viii he hands. BE temperate,
never ct drunk, for then, no matter
how BOD your hand, you won't
Eaoa how t. play ii; both bowers
and ,.r ace won't save You, for there
is sart.n to be misslcul or some
t'rne Drong Add another thing
Bot, (this was spoken in allow tonc)
don't 70 too much on the women
queens is kinder poor cards; the
more ypu have Of them the worse,
for Nog. might have three and nary
trump | don't say discard 'cm all Z;
ifvol Get hold Of one that is a trump
lis nj, GOOD, and there's sartin to be
p,o cut # four. And above all, Bob,
No honest; never take il mans trick
what dou't belong to you, nor slip
cords. nor mig for then you can't,
agd ~ hen that's the case: there's no
Hut IN uhe game; it's IL regular cut
hroat So now, Bob, farewell.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20

The pwer Unpopular music was
well Illustrated in Hartford on
Christmas Eve. A supper was Civ
On by the children Of the Morgan
strcet Mission School and the
yrcsa oys everything passed off as
DESTROYS as Il Sunday School should
--mltil whilst they were dovouring
the GOODIES, the band struck up
Dixie In an instant the boys
were aging at the top of their
voice
~ visa was in Dixie,
iIoony! lloorayl
In III les land L IL take my stand
And ~ and die in Dixie!
A~.r lown souf in Dixie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20

JgsraD .-Thc citizens of Uendcr-
aan. f2yus, had wrought iron can
ron aadcby firm in that place.
IN attempting to fire it in honor Of
The lesion of Louisiana, the re-
salt, &ays the Times, "was much
Ike TIE flashing Of lightning-thc
crash Of rolling thunders, and the
trembling Of the earth by inward
connexions. The cannon itself, as
u aaGaoo, has not since been heard
from The pieces cleared the cor
pOr@s> Units in every Objection
The f'a nent that went down South
..gnot, Httified the inhabitants, that
ting this. had 6ustel" Fortunate
' 10 one was injured.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20

Prot James G. George, a deaf
muic. has become associate editor
of The Richmond Messenger. lie is
said u lee very accomplished, and Il
torciblq ritter
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Notice..

VUVHE undersigned is Agent for Mef1Tl
Miller, Wingatc & Co., of Louisv X
Ky.. Manufactures, of the kENTUCh
HAIRY ESTER, A Reaper and Mower col ii
nod Moffcts Patent Lever Power, Thro- b
or and Cleaner. Page A. Childs Pace
Portable Circular Saw Mill, Sanfords Str
Gutter, &c, &c.
Orders promptly attended to-enquira
answered.
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas, May l. lSG0-i4:ly
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Fake NOfSCc!!!

KILT, sons indebted to the undersigned,
q eth by account or note arc earnestly
requesrc, 10 come up and settle without de-
law La compelled to have money, and
p.6pld ad isc those who wish to save cost
to nay pi npily.
ALEX. SIMON.
Dsu., rexas, Jan. %, lS6l.-1Glmo.
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SANFORD'S FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts,

And put up in glass cases, air tight, and 'eiI
keep in any climate
ygvlIE Family Cathartic Pill is gentle but
Il active Cathartic which tie 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 Inc to place them
iii, ,bn ,a, al, nfo al
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u. =. Mail Stage Lime

From Alto Springs,
BY way of Springfield, Tiwakana Springs,
TIE Chambers Creek.
NEAREST AND BEST ROUTE
FROM HOUSTON TO wAXAUACnIE AND
DAhhAS.
VENIIE undersigned begs leave TO inform
Il the travelling public that the above line
is now furnished with comfortable coaches,
mwell fed stock and careful drivers
Coaches leave Alto springs and Chambers
Crck Simultaneously, at o'clock n. W., on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Of each
week, and arrive at the same places the next
days at ) o'clock p. IN. All the travel IS IN
daylight, and saves 80 miles indistance over
the line via Waco, consequently aftording
passengers ample time to rest at night
This line also connects with the line from
Waco to Tyler, at Spring Hin aud Dresden,
and with Sawyers line via Waco, at each
terminus. Confident Of my ability to Tcn-
der entire satisfaction, share Of Pablo pat
Ionage is collected. j u. STEELE.
April ID, 1860 4l-ly
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z 90 sE.-n q

BDETr elm Dallas and Camerons q
r.. n rth-wcst Of Dallns) Morocco
p.I,o- D .s.,ic. containing a so gold piece,
IN. ora W, . pieces, aud two or three dol
lar. r., itsr. ANY information may be
i.ttet ',. f'erald Office, in Dallas.
aa ts6l-I7.tf. JOS. WALKER.
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q 7 Is compound entirely from Gums, and
3 has become an established fact, stadnard
medicine known s -, approved byall that
have used it, and is l.. now rcsortcd to with
confidence in all the =, diseases ior (which it
is recommended. -
1t has cured thou E5 ands within the last
two years who had 81 given upall hopesof
relief, as the numer- Gus unsolicited certi
ficates-in my posses - son show.
The dose must be ca adapted to the tenn
permanent Of the indi &C vidual taking itand
used in uchquanti- - ties rs to act gently
on the Bowels. q
Let the dictates . of your judgment
guide you in the use ~ of the LIVER lSviG-
ORATOR, and it will !, cure Licr. COM
plants, Bilious At - tacks, Dyspepsid,
Chronic Diarrhed, - Summer COMPLAINTS,
Uysintcry, Dropsy ~ Soar Stomach, UaJit-
nal CostiUencss, Choi- % &C. Cholera, Choiera
Worbus, Choiera M td,tum F9atHiencN
Jau,,dice, Female Weaknesses, and may be used
successfully as an Ordinary Family Medi-
cince. 1t will cure Sick Headache, as thou
sands can testify, in twenty minutes, if two
or three teaspoonfuls arc taken at COM
mencement of attack.
All who use it are giving testimany in its
favor.
Mix water In the mouth with the Invigo-
rator, and swallow both together.
Price ST. per Bottle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20
u. =. MAIL Stage LIN n

u. =. MAEE STAesEI LIN n
FROM DALLAS VIA JOHNSONS Sta
TlON. FORT WORTH AND WEATll-
ERFORD, TO BELkNAP.
4 EAVES Dallas and Bclknap on Mon
d days and TArdays at 6 o'clock A w..
and arrives at q o'clock 7. NJ, connec.i1@
with the the OVERLAND NAIL ROIIE.
at Bclknnp, and at Dallas with every Paf.
of the State.
JW. Haynes, of Mckinney, having take
the above mail contract, respectfully beg
leave to inform the travelling public tia hi-
route is inferior to none in the State, in COM
fort or time, having procured conforiag,c
coaches. good stock, and careful driv,rs:
and the fare as cheap as by any otherrou,c
ID. c. Haynes, Route Agent, is fully h5.
to transact business on my accom-.
j. W. HAYNES, Proprietos.
Mckinney, Texas, June 9th, 1S60-,uti,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-20
NI0RWyNG STAR EIOEZL.
NAvIsOTA DEPOT, TENAs,
EAMES NOLAN. PrOpriCtOr.

This hotel is open for reception of visitors, and
the proprietor would solicit the patronage Of the trN
cling public. Ills table will at all times he supplied
with the best the market affords, and his stable with
attentive hostlcrs The proprietor promises close at
tcntnn to the wants of visitors.
March II,