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neD" Again are VIC indebted to our kind
friend, Colby 4. Smilh-this time for a
basket of genuine Catawba Grapes, ripe
and luscious.
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CANNED GOODS,
BAKERY
FRESH BREAD

Every day aud GINGER BEER of home
manufacture, strongly recommended by
physicians as a healthy drink for well
persons and the invalid. 'l .i lnp!
= Gsz5' Call and see us and We will guar
aniee satisfaction. ii. BoIlNYq& BRO.
Dallas, March 20, lSGe--27if .ga
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Dl5'Tlanks 10 Mr.. b. NJ. Bradford, for
II lot of fine English white plum peaches, a
present to our ~iees, who pronounce them
really delicious. .
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NOTICE. of EjnDu sctlIernent.

Notice of Final settlement.
NAM. X. MASTEN, Administrator, of
w the estate Of Emily NJ. Thomas,
deceased, has filed in my Office Els final
account current with said estate, together
with his petition praying 10 DO released
from further liability us said administra-
tor; this is therefore, to notify all persons
interested in said estate to be aud appear
before the Honorable County Court of Dali
las county, to be holden at the Courthouse
in the town Of Dallas, on the last.Monday,
(thc Both day. of August, AID. 1869, when
and where the same will DO acted upon,
and contest the same if they think proper.
S. $. JONES, Ok. c. G, ID. e. Texas.
Dallas .JIlv ~ l~869-i6;3t -sf.t
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&C.. Tho "hog-walIOw" opposite the He
RAID Office has nearly dried up, but the
prospect is good for rain, and then we'll
have it again in all its glory.
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Public Meeting.

There will be q meeting of the citizens
Of Dallas at the courthouse alta O'clock r.l.
on Saturday next, the 2lst inst, for the
purpose Of appointing q delegate to the
Louisville Commercial Convention.
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WaIaach,

Tl .nE-"s w HkaacHs HA.EE
A SITUATION as TEACHER, either in
IA n private family or assistant in a
public school, by a lady Of some experience
who can give satisfactory references, both
as to qualifications and social relations.
Please apply at the HERALD Office.
Dallas, July 10, lSG9-43:tfs sg arg
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.iI.iHl
.IlI.iaiI. $3.50 lf it HH f
Coo aHi iars al Co.,
aiII .fIl. iaI eUI .il lsfi
url tl.l ao |u lln'F .U uuf
fIh ia u.e ttty aHlaHi in our a
~ CO. have fahl fiUk Tfotliti o.
lY il,o time snti i,oai hail ns,h
uur .ouniS provided, ilai The sun
lhus Invested nell only io tslcrd.
"a iu uso iu'll'rg al tuth Head
within tho liAiia VI tlia ,luuiy
Sad ilai No tu, la lbo waHnrr.
lici o orr faith, 10 proruro Ger ~
other oomIanios tho m0uut uf
0U0 each, whose Road shall rcath
our county seat
That The rtntral position VI this
county Ia the great, rich, rolling
prairie section oil the State, 80
healthy, and 20 susceptible oil q
dense population, recommends Il
highly a. a Railroad ]contre, and,
therefore, looking 10 tho Houston
4 IcNas Central the Missouri River,
fort Scott & Gulf tho -, Louis a
l,olla Southwest Pacific, tho Cairo
& fultun, the Memlhis, III laso a
Paollc, aud tho 6oulhUn raciA0 Ia
supply with tho facilities for travel
and transportation that the growth
| OF tho county win soon demand, we
most respectfully aNl most cordial
IS invite tho Presidents, Directors
AMI officers of those road 10 visit
this county anl this section OF tho
State this iull anl SOC for themselves
the advantages ofour position. Aud
that such visit may bo rendered
rs pleasant and rs instructive as
possible, We tender To them u BAR
becuo on Saturday tho lGlh day e
October, and an Invitation TO the
Annual Fair Of our Agricultural &
Mechnniohal Association which be.
gins ON Monday tho 18th, aud wo
shall bc most happy 10 Q as many
a3 can possibly attend.
That II committee Of five DO APP
pointed by the chairman % CORES.
pond with the Presidents aud Dircc.
tors of the different corr paaics who
ars building Or projecting Railroads
-. ,ne direction ofthis city, on tho
subject contemplated in tho iorcgo.
ing Preamble and Resolutions, for.
ward to each Of said companies q
COPY Of those nrOeeedings.'
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I.C.O.E.
RIDGELY %NOAMpMENT, NO, Go,
I,O,0F

M fErs on the ev"alrs Of nr.t Friday Of each
vi mouth At The odd Fellow. iIaii.
is. BALLARD, CT,
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EDUCATIONAL.
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MN sfuOOL.

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NAT. NJ. DURFORD,
lthn;,n,,n

L. G. Bower, Secretary.
In pursuance OF tho last rcsolu-
ton the Chairman appointed the
following corresponding committee;
j. X. p. Record, A. q. Camp, DR.,
j. Il. Scott, T.. G. Jordan and DR.. j.
W. Haynes.
Il. q. Bower, Secretary.
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HUGE PoTAToEs.-Mr. j. Z. Halter liy-
ing at Bear Creek, on the Waxahachic road,
has sent us a fine large mess Of tho largest
Irish potatoes VIC have seen this season, de-
cidcdly, which he says arc a fair and aver
age sample of his crop. lie sent us word
that there was just 4 mess, for a preacher
who was at his house and helped him dig
them but there arc enough 10 so round
our whole fam lily more than once. Thanks.
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DlDlc hSuuinoo "a" NNJ
morning.
Scientific Lectures during the entire
Pcnmanship, Reading and Composition,
through the entire course.
Tuition, payable quarterly, (29 m%onths)i
in specie, or its equivalent in United States
currency.
sod Pupils charged from ontrancc-dcduc-
lions for protracicd illness only.
Board with the Principal or in tho best
private families, at from ten TO twelve
dollars per month.
Mrs. O.. b. Manson, for the last two years,
principal teacher in Corona Female Col
lcgc,p Lebanon, Tcnncsscc-a lady of supc-
riOr social qualifications, and of the very
first order of scholastic attainments, will
assist in tAc Literary Department..
Mrs. II. +. Hardin, long and favorably
known in Eastern Texas, as "a teacher Of
music-a lady Of elegance and tnstcE7takcs
charge Of The Music, and will have her in
strumcnt and room near the school.
Small boys admitted. .
The school will be conducted in the Hal
and rooms adjacent for the present The
new College building will be ready by the
first of january, when we shall have &C
commodations for l75 Of. 200 pupils. We
can now comfortably accommodate in the
three rooms We occupy $50 pupils. We
cxpcc. the school 10 be supplied soon will
Apparatus for illustrating the Physical
Sciences. w. III. SCALES,
a,,4 Principal.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
COUNTY.


TAKES Up ~ Wesley u,urcnd Rni riiayod ~
fore nrn. Long, J. q. Precinct Ne. l, ono nEEl
BAY rONN hARg, lsJd h,n,dl " hauds huh,
bmpjtd } I on len hlp aud In shenli.r. leans
old. Ono Strawberry ROAM MARE, : Year,
old, ~ hands high, thuo white INt, branded with .
heart aud J ON len shoulder hip'aho' lhe ~"
valued at SO. l4iilf
ben. Long, J. y. Prclnot No. I, one a llOlisE,
four white fcct, some white In face, I years cid,
biauded q l. and on let hip aud shouldgr. 90"
nay HORSE, . Yeats old, one willie loot brandri
CPI. one A flLLEi, blaze lace, . years old,
unloIllt ia len car, aud branded on len HIP and
shoulder. ono suGREL YEAl.LlSG COLT, bstl
face. branded I on lon shoulder. Que DAY MAZE
aud COLT, blaAo face, 2 white ioot, 10 orll ycats
old, branded On right shoulder W, aud On lon,
and Spanish brand. uuo GRAY HORSE, . ytars
old. liz hmia high, branded u mans head. liI.jt
TAKEN W by Noah Newman aud oiiuyrd lie.
frc Den. Long, j. Y. Precinct No. I, oLo IRON
GRAY HORSE PONY, no brands Q ycars old. 0ac
SORREL II ARE, years old, no brand, tl733t
TAKEN Up 10y John W. Edmondson aud c,irnSel
before J. y. Mcknight =. Precinct No. |, the
ALLOWING animals one \ MARE, . yeats old,
10 hands high, small bla1c in tho face. right knsc
enlarged ono GRAZ MARE, ~ hands high,
branded A $ on the len shoulder, and on the lcit
side one CIIESTLuT sOIlEL hARE, O years old,
10 hands high, branded j on LEFT shoulder aud side
ono RON GRAY HORSE COLT, I year old. llG:3t
TAKEN UP by q. NJ. Gray and cslruycd before
Ben Long, J. \. Precinct No. |, one Dun HORSE,
black nanoJuld tail, llia hand high, or s years
NllRfUlNllAlth II WIN AAlf NNNANNNN ~ A"N W.
shoulder Also one SOitIiEL MARE, 10 hands
high, branded q on lcfi shoulder, O OF Z years old.
Also one PAINT MARE, bNndcd with a heart on
tho len thigh, 40 on lc1 shoulder, or S years old.
Also ono . year oltfSORiEL HORSE, brand indis.
criLaLlc. Also one BLACK MARE and Increase,
1917 hands high, s or0 years old, branded u Y on
right shoulder. Also ono \ MARE MULE,
7 or $ years old, saddle and harness marks, 10 hands
high, and blotclel brand on left shoulder, Alto
one pacing A IlOrSE MULE. IL years old, sad
die aud car marked, 12l5 hand high. brand indis.
crilatic. Also ono BLACK MARE
MULE, Spanish brand. on left thigh aud G on lrt
Shoulder, nv ilands high the whole lot Enlncd ut
TXKEN Tp by A 8. Ciarl, aud %csirayoi before
G. W. Durrcit, j. +. Precinct No. Z, ono BAY
HORSE, hog backed. hind feet white, about ~
years old, II hands high valued at SO Asst
TAKEN UP by ). =. Lloyd and e%strayeh before
q. W. Durrott, J. =. Procint No. 7, ono A MARE,
about 10 years old, II hands high branded J ) on
the left shoulder valued at SIT. Host
TAKEN UP by,D. W. Davis and ~estrayed before
G. W. Durrctt, j.. r. Precinct No. Z, ono .........
MARE, small star In ilb fofchcal, about ~ or 10
years old, ~ hands high, branded U q Q, and has
"f'' 'f s. s. TUNES, C.C.c.D.6.T.
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DALLAS
Planning and Saw dill,

DALLAS
Planning and Saw Dill,
BugWIss Mas ANR CosuERrE stREITs,
oNE ELutK EAsT 90 TuE 81, sqUARE
TsNlE UNDERSIGNED have noW in on
Il eraii0H a lIsl-elass Planing Mil, anu
propose " dress 'M0her fVr The public
easapeE agl bNslsT IAaR il Sau bg lsnc %
Aahd.
Also, a Cireular SsW, aEl a Turning
Lathe, and ne PREPARED io.sas iuuhfT
and 10 turning ia wood VI all kinds 70
orler.
We also propose 10 furnish materials
aud bald all styles VI frame buildings
that may le desired, Plans sal SIeeid,
e%aiioIs, together With estimates lurlulubrr
made fsEE o. tuARUE,
BoofS pad Boor.F nMsS, sash and Win.
dOS .fmmrs, anGllrS, Blinds, 49,,
made To order On satisfactory lerms,
Persons who Contemplate Luildirg will
consult Ihelr ln,sresI ~ giving US a call
We have
VI n q HIN t. Y y
Of various kinds for making all tho above
work, all driven by sieam power, and a
therefore offer special Inducements as 20
prices,
~ We guarantee satisfaction in all
work lone by rs,
1-y- Especial attention given 10 ma ing
GOlliI.s, when called FOR.
4. W. PARKER s B;O.
Dallas, Texas, July ~, lSd9-ijl6m
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Roy We arrc under obligations to Col.
Geo. Wilson, of Cedar Hill, to Capt. James
Thomas, of Duck Creek, and our young
friend, Kennedy Kcnnard, living near Mil
ler's Ferry, for cotton estimates.
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Il. Bower, Secretary.

EsoApED-Iy BAD TAsTE.-Tho
Woodward brothers, two in number,
and j. Sims, who have been in the
custody ola special guard, awaiting
their trial under n charge Of horse
stealing, mado their escape on the
evening Of the 9Th. The particulars
arc about as follows: BY what
seems to have been n prcconccrtcd
plan, tho prisoners arosc at signal,
disarmod the guard, caused them to
saddle their own (thc guard's)horscs
when the escaping party mounted
and rode off. They did not leave,
however, until they cracked q few
jokes with "tho.boys'-among which
was an injunction that they should
be :"good little fellows" all ofwhich
''thc boys" think, was in rather bal
taste. Tho disarncd guard scnt to
town during the night for arms and
horses for tho purpose 0 pursuing
the fugitivcs,-[Wax Argus.
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DALLAS LODGE. NO. A, Io.o.F.
h1EETS on every Wednesday night at The Odd
l.i Fellows Hall. J.T. CAREY, ~.
Attest }. X. 7. REcoRD, Secretary.
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On motion tho Secretary was di-
rcctcd 10 furnish q copy of tho pro
ceedipgs of the Dallas HERALD with
n request that the samc DO pub
lishcd.
On motion tho meeting adjourned
sine die.
NAM Al II
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Male and Female
| y S Il | u L l. ,
DALLAS, TEAAS,

FgSllE SECOND SESSION ~ Ibis iSsEi,
Wuos will open ia the rhrisiian
Churrh hailliRH Ia nallas, On 1iondly,
September 9th, isGa.
Halt, Of Iai.i0n, FsFSehoiaF. r~eFsr,isH u
Iaeuiy ncrhsi
TlRsF TlAss-Iudalinn s~taliinH, Esaiiur
NTiias, tuaaQ Alllaailt. ksAsalaais
ana aa'ssiiun 10 o.
.sirh0Np CLAss-lnduiips inlrlissiuai uHi
rlaaiiA Al AfitLnii lrs lQssl-h ,Hl-uaaT,
nisirU, s-gsri rhitsalt! Aeiguarus
fhl aplTF aLlt-fuisiy ,,,.-.,,..,-,,,,,---,l a.
TnIgb GLASS ndalinF Auaiysis, hsisuY,
aaul0EF "a aiiun, iuas sitiNns hifiVIlr,
iurh. latin, Gntk agi Higher Nzlhru4zt'
Efis-,,,--,- 70 ~
nl,lyvn risnu, pT mouih,--,~~,,,,,,~--,,r U
ifiss Ei.LES n. SMITH, isad.eF oi
Meet,
INCIDENTAL FEr,,,.,., ,-,,,.,. -,.,,,--, 4 -
all,e mFuttnrl r@ioftare al s.efio fairs,-
Naiivnalyuuynry nssp aiUsraHinlcrral ,alnr,
EarAaial4t Nil ~ ,hafsUl nvNa tho Has n ru'
llrnF srhsi uniilthe Gloss utihs frsivn,
BE lpluriiun willis uair, except Ia uasa ofpro'
lIaEgrl sitknNss uftNu Nfrka NT Hiure.
Tuiyihu payable Al tie 'ApigaiiSn u eayh nv
muuihs,
nganlia. Ia private hu,llrs At r1a1pahls Iai,',
Tls uhihr u.s. hui de-irs o. lu.ti M a fffpi ~ tie
nr-t Duirr, 10 nfma H. bic last history as a
tsarhrr, ani usgll.il inNiiss painunasr.
H. has hli rieht lrArs' SAl~ltritdr M irath'
int oil hlrs. - ashialU Ia nEe ,hclnuEp ct
lls lutir,, a. niau tlr g. iIrh aili sulNirifr ~ ih'
Isstlr ut Dallas anliis Nirinlil, H. axis ghi u'nn'
John HANNA, a. Va, Principal.
Mrs. Loo COUGniSOuI:, Assistant
IuiN l. lsCl-.aIy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

DJ'ith whispered around 10 hieng
eir,lss irius,IalJ BY ihsliuusHs gas,l
sAs Is in~lsaiuIsl " q iAai uag juaisF b
remaining alseni hou ,he sf.ss A. present
va assouul u bsins basil5 snrssod ID s5m-
posing a poeu in shish le lsau,iss ofiae
'Jsemsioua weSl, elllls Aaniel doWa
to Ioslsylsy, u Is aid tia, his ~IrVlas'ian
uil he insenibsl 10 Dr, San, Field, Nho il
an en,hdsiaslie almirsF Of ile "Ueei,
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Dallas Fomalo Institute.

TQNllE SECOND Annual Session will CON
IL nenee on the FIRST
MONDAY, sEPTEMnEn q, 1909.
Rates OF ruiiion, per Monih.
PRiAARY CLAss.-Spelllng with
5 sounds andaecenis,) Reading, lie.
harsals aud Defamation .........". 81 OO
PREPARATORY Cause.-The abovc),
First lessons in Geography, Arith'
mctic. and Observation-Disclosures. . 80
Pinsr JUSIoR CLAss.-Arithmctic,
intellectual and Practically, Gram
mar Geography, Elementary Phi
losophy and Astronomy, Analysis,
History aud Composition ..."....". j 90
SECosD JUSfoR CLAss.-Aritmelic
and Grammar, (advanccd) Napu-
raj Philosophy, History, Pbysiolo-
gy, Analysis Of Poetry, Algebra
(~eommenced), first lessons in
Geometry . w
fiEsr SENIOR CIAss.-AstronOmy,
Algebra, Geometry, Rhetoric, Bot
any, Metcoro.ogy, Elocution and
Analysis Poetry 4 90
SECOND SENIOR CLAss.-Trigonomc-
try, Coaic Lectures, Mathematics
as applied 10 Philosophy aud AS
tronomy, Evidences of Cllristiaui-
~, Logic, Criticisms, Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy and Analy-
4 90
Latin and Greek, by tho ordinary
method, and by rendering Eng
lish into those Languages, each,
per / 90
Contingent fee, per month....."".. 80
Music on Piano or Guitar. ......... 8 90
French and Spanish (if desired, J extra.
Bible Headings una Lectures every
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Dallas Herald.
Oag ITEns AspuAfrEslSCs,
rmIlaraINaIN loiINtf.
aII,Ea.

~
80.
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00sMr. ". ". noNsn, living ia tie elge
Of the city brought lnlo our saaeluu oa
tuesday last, a s,slk oflLe celebrated ~r,e-
Ter cotton, Which vas as Large as-sell il
was fully + feet high, aud brVsi in Vrolar'
ton, nearly l.lins ~ our rOom, ua ibis
STALK there we're over hree hundred slaaUs
aud bolls, On another STALK In his lsli
10 sCunlel, on tie same day, TO- sIuaIes
and Solls, aud The stalk il not yet done
growing b. considerable he lhinks there
will be over 5OG on Il, Nj. u, Informs as
that he has q acres Of this cotton, and Il Is
growing as ,Lrihy aud is as clean as any
cotton ever did, aud he thinks he will make
over a bale aud a half 10 the acre, This
little crop, together Wlth some planted on
the caruth farm, G miles hOm Town, Is tho
only "reeler" cotton planted Ia this eoun'
~ that We have heard OF, Il Is said to be
a very thrifty kind and yields nearly
double what Inc ordinary cotton does, aud
tho lint Is much longer.
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Last Land

!. Dallas, August Z, s9-i5@taN
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asasoiia Ha1m-sruisI 20 he
iar0rli toruaA CiE AZ 80 -
hzif AZ
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The Dallas Iron and Brass
FO DIR

yAvIlE undersigned beg leave to inform
Il their friends and The public generally,
that they are now prepared TO do all kind of
work usually done i'll u Foundry and Ma
china Shop, such as a5 .f.|tfFF ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-14
ROBlNSON'S
CELEBRATED MAGIC SQAP.

n EMOvES Tar, Paint, Pitch, and dirt of
IL eve.y description, with one-half the time
and laborl Washboards, machines and Hard
Rubbing, to wear out your clothing, are en-
tirely dispensed with, as the washing is simply
done by soaking your clothes from 20 to 80
mnues in hot water-thcn boiling from to
10 minutes. Thus, the washing for "a dozen
persons can be done ia from l to hours, and
your washing costing thrce-fourths less than
by any other process. This soap has not only
proved. Superior for Washing all kinds Of
goods, but win not injure In the slightest de-
gree any fA3fic Of the finest texture. IL isalso
q fine article for the hands or toilet use. l.
will Wash in Hard or Salt Water.
=" 1t has been in general use in Oregon for
more than year, andgives ample satisfaction
as testimonials will show @F ,EfI
st. lIelens-Mrs. Gov. Dariels. Vancouver
Mrs. Hayden, Sisters of Charity. Dalles---
Mrs. J. Haily, Mrs. Butts. Amity-Mrs. Jos.
Watt. Lafayette--Mrs. A. u. Burbank. Cor
Wallis Mrs. Briggs hnh Kiger.s Aibany--Mfs.
Springer and Irwin. Salem-Mrs. Sis Waldo
Brown, Mrs ". Delaney, Mrs. DIR. McCurdy,
Mrs. l. r. Moores, Mrs. Maj Berry, Mrs. Graves
and the Union Hotel. Portland Mrs C. s.
Silvcrs, Mrs. A. G. Gibbs, Mrs. DR.. Watkins,
AIRS. Ladd,. Nrs. sH.s DAviss Ars. 16hattuck,
Sisters 81 Charity and Mrs. Hack. /" ~ ~
For sale hy.aIl the merchants Lowe 4 Co.
General Agents. Na.3 aNs Ia
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Nearly five acres OF land sunk distance
OK 50 feet and then moved slowly dis
tance of 600 feet The land slide was
caused by the washing Of quicksand from
underneath the land.
LEwIsvILLE, August "A disastrous
fire. which occurred this afternoon at Eliza
bcthtown, Kentucky, destroyed thirty
business places, including the hotel and
a''r,ad Office. Loss about $4,000 !;
insurance small. 1t is supposed to be the
work ofan incendiary.
RICHMOND, Aug. u. Harris, (col-
orcd) the late candidate for Lieut.. Govern
or, has brought suit against the owners of
the Baltimore steamer Krnebec for reject
iny him from the steamers cabin.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug. The heavy and
continued rains are injuring the crops in
this section.
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CHOLERA.
HOW TO CCRE 1T

At the commencement of the diarrh,ra
which always precedes an attack of the cholera
tax tctspo 'nful of the Pain Killer in sugar
and water (hot if conveniently aud then battle
freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain
Killer clear. Should the diarrhoea or cramps
continue, repeat the dose every fifteen or TWEEN
ty minutes till the patient is relieved. I'm cx-
tremc cases, two Or more teaspoonfuis may be
given at a dose.
The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, has
no equal. In cases of Summer Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Dyscntcry, Asthm, 1t cures in
one night, by taking it internally. and bathing
with it freely. Its action is like magic, when
externally applied to bud Sores, Barns. scalds,
and Sprains. For tooth ache. don't fair to try
it. In short it i a Pain Killer.
The Pain Killer is sold nv all dealers in fam
ily medicine. July "a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-14

Let every one who wants Watch, read this
carefully.
Especially if in some remote ou:-of-the-way
place.

Now that the railroad is open, We propose
to give the residents Of Washington Territory
the opportunity OF getting single Walthnm
Watches at the
Lowcst New Iwk Wholesale Prices.
We sell more Waltham Watches than any
other establishment in the country, either
wholesale or rctal we send great numbers to
every section of the country.b by Mail and Elk
press, carefully packed, and in perfect running
order. Our plan is this: You wanta watch,
and see our advertisement now, we want you
first to write to us for our Descriptive and H.
lustrated Price list we will send it, postpaid,
by returning mail. 1t explains all the differ
ent kinds, tells the weight and quality OF the
cases, with prices Of each; you then make a
selection of the kind you prefer and send us
your order. We will then send you the watch
by express, with the bill to collect on delivery.
We give instructions to the Express Company
to allow you to open the package and examine
the watch if it suits, you can pay, aud take
it il not, Won are under no obligation to re-
ccvc; aud lift is taken, and afterwards does
not prove satisfactory, We vii! exchange il, or
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-14

tS The Montana Nrms- Letter tells of a
couple in Helena that had been married
fifteen years and had four children. A
week or two ago the woman told her hus-
band she was tired of him, and like johnny
Sands he was tired of her. They divided
the children, she taking the twins and he
the two older. "A third party came in and
gave the man span ofmules and Il wagon
for his title as the head of the family, and
they each went their way, the favored one
taking with him the woman and twins.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-14

BIG HAUL.-Wc are informed by Mr..
Thomas Martin that Col. Frost, of Muck
ilteo, had his men hauling small sized
seine at that place, and in two casts of the
net caught ! 500 salmon. The waters at
the mouth of the Snohomish is fairly alive
with salmon. - Message.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-14

BAY Somebody asks the question, SIS
not the prevalent smoke occasioncd by
some of Grants relatives being in the noun
tains.' If they mean Indians, VIC say no.
Grants relatives on this coast reside near
Knights Ferry, in California.-G,antle
Ronde Seminal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-08-14
For Sale!

HEAD Large Work Cattle, just brought
from Oregon, which will sell at reason
ao's prices, at my farm 10 miles east of S,cil.
'ooon' HENRY HANDLE
Ior particulars, enquire ss above. or of Phil.
~ Reach, Ste,lacoom.
June 5, 1869 Al,