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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-02-10
From VIRGINIA.
BuoKLAsD, PnrNcH WILLIAM Co., v,

BUcKLASD, PRINCE WILLIAM Co., VA.,
July 18th 1865
In field of IS acres, selected 30 to 40
acres OF land that do not believe without yonr
Guano, would have made two barrels Of corn TO tie
acre. This corn was planted very late, {after tho
goth Of May) 1t came up looking green and strong
and LAS grown off rapidly, and my neghbors pro-
present determination is never again to cultivate
crop without your Pacific Guano Tt.onH
Totter hars Maf. Peruotdn Guaso Tna
results 30 far iS truly astonishing, and rcoret ~
not feel able to get three times The uuanlv for ~,
Spring CROP ''' my
Yours, &c.,
TIiOS A. BALI,
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IaI 4QAt1fY r. .o.t, { Is. o. ! lyoct. 2Ssh, 1868

j. NJ Ro6sos, Charleston, g. O.:
We used 4 combination Of Soluble Pacific Guano!
goo lbs per acre It's use has doubled tho CROP and
believe had we used double the quantity per acre
the increase Of yield would haye been in proportion
III .. s.aI w. H. FORD. >..
OnANaEBuRa, 8. O., October 1868.
used mono but Soluble Pacific aueno" this year.
I used 1t on cotton and corn. Pacific Guano Is a
good manure for the soil plant at least and want
" e~' '0'''' ''' "'''' O L, r. BEoKWITH.
. ORANaEBuna DIST, g. O., Oct. 18th, 1867.
~. ~. Robson, ESQ.,:
Deer Sy'.Your letter, asking me to give you the
test against tho Peruvian, has como to hand, and
will chccrfully comply with your request. ! first
used them pound for pound 600 lbs per acre, In the
samo neld) The land on which the Pacific was used
hns produced weed nearly twice rs largo as tho
Peruvian, and has boiled In proportion. am conf.
dent the yield will exceed the Peruvian land by at
least 80 per cent then used the two in relation to
increase of growth and fruit was in proportion to
tho first instance and believe tho yield will be at
least 75 per cent better than the Peruvian. used
the Pacific 16o, lbs to the acre, on piece of land
without 1t, and tho land win certainly turn me outI
at least 1,1oo 1900 lbs. also used it 80 lbs to
the acre. on corn and peas on field thDt'gencrally
averaged from TO bushels corn without manure,
md / have gathered the corn, which turned out
about 10 bushels per acre, and had the stand been
regular think It would have yielded at least q
bushcl more and the peas arc pronounced to be the
best ever seen in that field. On the whole, the Pa
ciac Guano seems to suit our lands tile best I do
not consider that 1t had fair chance to show its
true value this year, owing to the very wet and un-
favorable seasons. These statements IRE not given
wholly on my own Judgment for some OF my neigh
decided difference in favor Of the Pacific auano.
an, very respectfully,
. ...t. .., L. r. BECKWITH
EpaEFIE1D, 9. O, June Gath, 1867
Dear Sfrs-I purchased some Soluble Pacific Guano
Gom you, and think it better dry land for cotton
than the unmixed Peruvian, because it has more
lime In 1t, and Is not 80 burning or stimulating
Very respectfully, yours.
-. ,,.xc.ua,,a,s. -. ~ F. w. PICKENS,
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From MARYLAND, :

WOODLAND, NEAR EAsToNj III d june 28, ,st8oe.,!
"phe general appearances Of the straw
down to 100 lbs. per acre Was that produced blythe
we'll known, but now little used Peruvian ;Guano.
This, 2yoa understand REFERS 10 advanced spring,
spring months. The branching and general healti-
falness wero beyond expectation: ~ I.4I
used beside Peeieo G,.dno three ueR kno.o, spsr-
the earliest wSers applied he sSe and aSG In ists oss
variety Of wheat, the guanoed;half was not only it
to cut sooner, but was saved from ruin BY rust,
Tsine"s san sbrsses ns eao'phstsd @ fS Fao ~
Guano Is all you claim for IT. and sa unhesitatirglv
a. the same cost would as a9on Use It as PeEgyian
Guano; Nh In conclpsion, i prefer ,Raclfo
because It is more active and prompt in It's effects
and quite as durable \ It Tipcns wheat, earlier
the theress ass 1a!es. T. sS%s o Of
'' ~ ~ j. j: Il, ADKINS
x :, . : =" sNew HILL, June 8osh, 1896
used Pacific Guano alongside of one Of thb most
popular Phosphates nowiin ket, and take Rtsat
pleasure in informing you Of the fesSlt TAe sf6bs
produced from It are far greatef ii Quantity ani
better inquality and at q than that 6f Tie
sartad ea1spssff ssc ns aa Wea as a S, sa
stand tho winter. Iapplied fully Sohdsi,d 'xafy Of
the Phosphate than Pacific have bcei5in the Habit
LOT using Peruvian .aaano, but slall use Pacihcih
same price It Is certainly far dAead f;dnvj dfflo
IN0spaates noao tn A8e, at 2o6e The },,ice her
ton for either wheat Of Corn shall tinne t6 ise
it myself and take great plcaapre commehding
ISAAC tcoNNoR.
,,,..u. 80, 81 sNow Hill, June Goth, 1900.
used Pacific Gmno, eide by side with Peruvian,
on my wheat and take great pleasure IL An foTmine
yo9 @ Of tho g, result Of each,
T Pso!a S!6s tSs IL peBs ssSsess afs
thoroughly convinced that the tcst KIN Sheansst
fertilizer n use, and ehal ontinuoi to, uso It In
preference to any other now IA tlle market. e
mp @np 'npowARb y1,ll5f SSls1 'Pa' S. ionAppsor
:" oArossyIlhR 4I,}s tB1s'ass $a,,1 ,'soe Co..,
Aessrs John s. Reesed CS; ;84SSfyl b -
was induced BY yolrs resomhicndation ,to nae
Pacific Guano last fall buck sheatsahd rye. II
hyG huS used st6 tbs ,sprag 81 potatoes and oato
Super Phosphates but fd tiie esetay os e. pocie oSe
Guano very far perlor. bYlfr tc beat S,ti,
lizer have spayisa a,'ano ,le,,
at the same cost per ton. e q >'''uo
Where Pacific Guano 70 used, 5the difference t, "a
!Se as s9s Ssy s sse = A. s goF s
effects ore truly renlarlsabl 3,I' n t''
+ pu,.,x N .%i, l,la BEr Arr s41soe.
ata sse eten ttFan;sfl, recommend aanp
" si. ". l1.I ya.# ' \ ! E. r. BROWNE
j . gps.. 4 u SAL fs1AlI11anuly, august 8, 1868.
Everyone who has used tho soublepacif,c fa,,,ono
Y perfectly sasded and coy tits equal to Pernvi"n
re * s.$,f Yt3. 5is. 5fFs5y52 e. E, ia ACKSON
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From NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 13, 1866.

. - WILMINGTON, n. o.. Dec 10, 1906.
McssrS John g. HIeaa q Co.. a.'. f"r
Gents write to ask at what time we may reason
ably expect cargo Of go tons Soluble Pacific Gueno
We are having inquiries for 1t from our customers
who received their supplies through us last spring.
Mr.. @. Graham of Marion G. H., s. O., writes us
under date Of 9th instant, that tho ofble Pacific
Guano far as they have used 1t in his district, has
given general satisfaction; and from the inquiries
much In demand" ...
We sold about so tons last spring in Anson and
Edgccomb counties in this State, and the result has
been satisfactory to the planters who applied it; SO
much 50, that many of them will 1t for their
entire crops this season, being cheaper by $50 per
ton than Peruvian, and the yield fully equal. Far
mers find It to their interest to buy tho Pacific uano
ducement to planters to It in preference to Peru
vian Guano. We have dealt largely in Peruvian
Guano for twelve years, and continue to deal in It;
ing the Pacific Guano when our opinion is consulted.
.@. w. II. McRARY s. CO.,
Commission Merchants.
FoRREsrv11LR, Wake Co., NJ c., Nov. Q, 1866.
Messrs j. y. e =, 4. Dunn: ... ~.
0ents-We used the Pacific Guano" purchased
OF you iast spring on cotton, putting from one hun
drcd to one hundred and fifty pounds to the acre
side with stable manure, the guahoed cotton re.
mained green and luxuliant willie the other fired
and shed It's leaves md forms We also used it side
by side with The Peruvian Guano, and prefer It to
that celebrated Fertilizer We can safely saw that it
Is the 6tst and cheapest manure we have ever used
and cheerfully recommend 1t to the public
Very respectfully,
". D. JONES,
r. E GILL,
.. p. II. MANGUM
JAMES @. LEIGH.
s, .. w. B. DUNN, JR.
GATEsvI1.1iH, N. c., Sept. 18, 1866
Messrs John s. Reese d Co., Bdlttnaore:
used your Soluble Pacific Guano Inst fal, nm n,u
wheat, with highly satisfactory results. l used It
alongside Of Peruvian Guano used the same mea
sure or bulk Of one that did Of the other, and
am fully satisfied the yield OF wheat is as GOOD #
not better, where the Pacific was applied I aIso
made the same experiment with oats last spring. and
turned out equally as good as with the wheat, and
would recommend it to all who arc in want of a re-
liable manure.
Yours, truly, 1TIOS. W, EGGLESTON
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,,,. :, J, & @ 81 4a Y @ y @1Jaas g, 1914.

lIt9SFH, 1Set86 % C0: ~ = gl
lsYe waited till nov (expeetng to comm ence my
wheat harvest to morrow that might knswe your
letter definitely as possible ahe oldest inhabi-
as we have in this part 5of Virgtnia, NIT has been
often remarked to me by my neighbSfs, that mine
was the best crop in this vicinity Which Of course
Flour ean saess Si con s rs ~ 9ecoead s az In
comparing It with the Peruvian, would cay, that
used the Peruvian two years preceding the war; my
present crop Is much better than It was oneof those
years, and beeye as good as It was either year,
notwithstanding the general failure Of wheat every
where this "A great deal Of my wheat this year
was wInter killed, and then latc in the spring fly
damaged It very much. 0&
Very respectfully yours &c, &sl,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
nsi,,tt I. .he tsrcn, Phy.ician.

This Is now admitted, by the medical profession
as fundamental principle of healing science. 1t is
wisely prosided b the buiitan economy that when
ever unytiing Is wrong III tie physical system the
natural forces Of the body are Brought to bear to
expel the disease. The great aim, tfEr6fote, is to
strengthen lie iist,ral powers. This has been kept
In viet. ts tie sSiiifs pompounders OF HOSTEL
give fresh vitality to all tho organs Of the body
The effect Of this medicine tpoh th5 stomach, The
liver and the kidneys, is prompt and decisive. The
patient, who is wise enough to 1ait drugsn and try
the BITTERS, soon feels as II he had taken new
lease Of ife and us he continues the use ofihe art
ole, he Is overjoycd TO find the streams Of health
eoursing through his frame. 1t Is prepared Win
great care, and it's component parts arc entirely
vegetable. 1t is free froh the objections SO often
urged against prebarations of the kind As MsDl-
CAL AGENT II fas no equal, while its pleasing
favor and heoltsf,i effects have made 1t general
fvorie 1t is free from all properties calculated to
impair the system, and its operations are at once
mild, soothing and efficient. All who have used
HosrETTER's STOMACH BITTERs attest its
virtues and completely. f
Even those who are in the enjoyment Of perfect
health frequently have need to have recourse TO
tonics as preyentives Of disease. We are never too
we'll armed against the assaults Of "th- Ills that
nsEf. II ,lit to-. IN health sickness tifs toais
cannot be taken regularly without giving vitality
ara elasticity 10 the system.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

LIFE IssURAScE.-1t afforded US pleas
ure to meet in our city Major n. s. Letfan,
one of the State agents Of the Mound City
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of st.
Louis. Gen. John G. Walker, Of walkers
Division, and Maj. Leman are the ssents
for this State. This reliable CompaHy are
virtually home institution. Whilst the
parent Office is in st. Louis, they hase
Texas Directory at Galveston composed 81
some Of our most solid and reliable CHI
zens, via: t. ii. McNshan, Presti A. Ses-
sums, Vice Prests John Sellers, Leon Blum,
A.C. McKeen, Col. George Flourncy, D. n.
Davis and I. 2. Write, Directors.
Those Of our citizens Who have not al
ready done 90, can nov insure in Q Com
papy Offering the most favorable terms
with updoubsed security.
AfOlicy Of Life Insurance is the most
certain and prompt mode Of providing for
those aspendir- upon our support, and we
think IL the . ~ OF every man Of family
10 make this provision without delay.
Major Lsman will remain in our city q
fss days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19

RARE.-w. D. Dillon, Esd. liz met Cue
ce.sful nurserymnn in Northern Trxa5i has
presented us with bucket of blackberrics
il has been doubted if the blackberry BRAN
BILE would mature to fruiting in the Texas
prairies. The berries presented are as fine
as we ever saw in any country.
tWaxaiachie Argus.
John J. Eakins, Esq, has presented us
with bucket of the largest and most lus-
cious black berries that we have seen since
we were a boy, and used to spend our Sat
urday afternoons in hunting this fruit, on
the coast Of "Old Virginia" Aud they
we're gathered from bushes gtsSitg ritc
in the Trinity bottom, MT mOtS thah foul
or Eve miles from town. We are Informed
that the bushes are fdller Of fruit than
ever seen before.
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Gaaaiaates' department


FOR GOVERNOR
wcnrc authorized TO announce A. y. HAMILTON,
~ Travis, a candidate for Goyerny. u Texas. Flee.
tion July o, 1850.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
We nre authorized to announce DR.. BOULDs
BAK Err, Of Galveston, a candidate for Lieutenant
Of Texas, on the ticket with General
A. !. Hamilton. Election July o, 1863.
rcR CONGRESS.
We arr spsG: s.s:sSt . 10 sr cCs
sress from tbl. Uhc 2d) Congressional District
FOR STATE SENATOR.
", arc authorized and requested to announce
JAMES X. 4. RECORD, Esq, MS candidate to rep
recent Dallas, Collin and Tarrant counties In tho
State Senate.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We arc authorized and requested to announce DR..
A. NJ. COCHRAN, as u candidate to represent the
2Ist District, comprising tho counties Of Dallas, Col
lin and Tarrant, In the lower House OF tho Legisla'
turc.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We nre authorized and requested to announce
GAIT. J. EN-. HAWKINS, Of Ellis county, as q
candidate for District Attorney Of the 9th judicial
District, Of the ensuing July election.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized and requested TO announce
ROBERT L. SEARS, as n candidate for Shorin Of
Dallas county, at the ensuing election In July.
We are authorized and requested to announce N:
q. McNDAMS, Esq, as n candidate for ShcriT of
Dallas county, at the ensuing July clcctioh
Iyo are an horned to annonnce,, the i,nmc OF
JUNIUS PEAK, as n candidate for Sheriff u Dallas
county at the ensuing election ~ Jply. ,..r"t
We arc authorized and requested to announce w.
u. ROBERTSON, AS a candidate for t,,e once o'
Sheriff of Dallas County Mt the ensuing election.
FoH jtSt.tt Of THE PEACE, rr,r,.r
We arc authorized AID requested to .fmnonnce
Peace in Precinct No. g, Dallas coha,3, at the
ensuing July election. .,u..t,i 49,,
We arc authorized and reYuestcd to announce
MEREDITH MYERS. ESQ.,. n. @ candidate for
Justice Of the Peace In Precinct No. Eat the ensuing
July election. ,E
We ar. authorized and requested to Announce q.
W. DURRErT, as n candidate for Justice OF the
Peace in Precinct No. 2, uancaster) at the APP
preaching election. ..ssa... ' !. :. :.
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CRrsr's STAR COMPANY HAVE CONE
This unrivnllcd company, reached our
town on Thursday and performed In the
new building Of Mcssrs. CASTOR 4 Camp
last night. We need not say anything
about tho merits Of this troupe. They are
well known all through Texas, and In
every place where they have been,' have
given perfect satisfaction. "0ur Jessie,
the fayoritc vocalist, is with them, and to-
re,her with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Crisp, Ed
Bohan, Miss and Cecilia are bound 10 draw
crowds.
They will perform to night and viii re-
main several days during the coming week
We take tho following notice from the
Bastrop ADVERTISER. 1t is only one of the
many, very many, evidences of the high
esteem in which this troupe 10 Held by the
Texas people. Go and see them.
We learn from the Waco papers that rir
md Mrs. Crisp and troupe have been play
. ing with great success, to crowded housca
in That city since their departure from
Bastrop. This is the most popular and H.
tcllcctunl theatrical troupe that has ever
visited the interior Of the State, and they
will not fail to draw good houses in all
towns and cities favored with their excel
lent entertainments, where such intellec-
tual feasts can be properly appreciated.
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Tnf Atsso nosuassr fho ~
pairs ordered 10 b. made on this
inemssio ~ The nerves wl's~e lives
efre saoihoei fuF their o0ahify are
oonploled. aud u has been replaced
in ihs poTeh IL tho Capitol An
irun railing nov surrounds u ~ pre-.
serve Il from injury. Nj. Allen, u
the Auslin Marble Works, has ao-
quilted hlmselfOf the job ~ the sat
isiaeliOn Of every ono.
Austin ksPullisAn.
AlonsO Hector. alias Policy llee'
tor, who MAS tried by n military
commission, at Austin, for the muir
der OF Richmond Is. Douglass, on
Onion Creek, in this county, has
been found guilty OF murder 10 the
second degree, and sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment in tho Peniten-
tiary. General Reynolds has ap-
proved the sentence, and he will BIO
sent 10 Huntsville under the proper
Tuatl, where no will DO turned over
IL tho Superintendent Of that institu'
tiOn.-[lbid.
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Masonic Celebration.

We are requested 10 give Assiss thu, the
members Of fAaHshill Lodge Ne. So y A
A, N, sill celebrate Ihs hrniEsTsaTy Of
JOLa The baptist On tie s,lh last, BY q
procession aud Grafton,
Il sill be sssa frOa its sorFszioHdsAss
bslos, iha, Capt, II, 5, Gts, Of Lancaster,
will deliver 81 address,
The members 81 sanhshill Ledge and
brs,hrea III gOSi siaRdlAg are requested
10 meet 1t the Masonic Hall 81 . o'clock
An, -Asn the procession will be formed
and proceed u ne place uhsss iAs Grafton
vii, be delivered. ne flsse has not yet
tsen decided upon. The Publie generally
are invited TO be present aud hear the adj
dress
DALAI ,TrsAs, june II, 1879.
Bro. Il, S. Gay, Lancaster, Tends'
1T is tho design Of Tannehi.l
Lodge, No. so, + a A. NJ, TO eele-
brate the anniversary Of Saint John,
On the 9th inst, Mt the town of DIAL
las, by n procession and ovation.
Tho undersigned, knowing your
zeal for the institution, your desire
to spread true Masonic light sid
knowledge, and your proficiency in
our mysteries, havO tho honor to
REQUEST Rat you deliver an address
on that OCCASION provided yott BUS
incss and convenience will rdmit.
II ASa will accept the above la
vitatioR aid signify the Same at an
early dds; @S shall DO much graft.
fed.
Yours truly md fratcrnally.
W. X. Ma5TES, J. ID. KEATosi
J. l.. FIsiiER, JSo, T. AuLr.
Committee.
DALLAS, JAMS II, lsG3.
Brethren Your note or Ills date
inviting mo to deliver an address
on the 9th inst, in commcmoration
Of Uur great patron Saint, has been
read. Conscious Of my inability to
deliver suc,: an address rs the occa.
sion requires, got, feeling assured
that your invitation is dictated by
feelings of kindness toward mo, l
shall comply with your request.
Truly and fratcrnally
II. S. GUY.
IjkSTuERs w. X. MAsTEN, j. ID.
KEAroN, J. Il. FISHER ard 1T. hubT'
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY

DALLAS COUNTY.
TAKEN VI by Robert Ccckrell and estraycd be;
Cd about 10 hands high, blemish in the lcft eye,
branded JPL connected; valued at s50 l4O.3t
TAKEN UP byJ. Y. Glover and esiraycd bsfore
Ben. Long I.P.. one BAY MARE, blaze face, three
wpi,r feet, no brand, some saddle marks, about IL
years old valued at sl2 80; [40at
TAKEN UP by Geo. " Penn and estrayed before
q. W. Durrett, J. +. Precinct No. !, one IRON
GRAY HORSE, about 10 hands high, years Old
his spring. branded TU eonnoefd arpr idat ut
S'I ThKES Tp by sam uhl and estraycd eiore John
II, .Ra 'lins, J. r. Precinct No. !, one DARK BAY
EoIsE. near 10 hands high: years Sli' heavy
ricrl,s. 3 white feet, nacer salc"d at S0o Also
onelLIGHT BAY MARE, 10 years old 10 hands
high, blaze face both left feet white branded I on
SO. ,Aisc onsa ysar>oid BAY HORSE COLT, not
branded valued ut $50 ,l4V:at
,EeberisL II iic as es,rays by Lewis v. Long,
Ccainry. Commis.ioneE, the, following animals w:
LEM sfSY e - It ass ssFTs: o'o' uranus
sE e. Sta. sHHn i ylyhsad aT sS on o len sho"
d' one BAY Hotsf br s ILL., Il hsy5 S lIis
Ono sORREL ,Maat. IA lands high, or g years
0't oas s sosE f, yEARLiNG, with white feet
+ One sORREL MARE, or9 years old, 10 hands
Gigh, blaze face, branded on left shoulder, and
ns on ps IF, 'f Man year. o1 star in the
(prphead both hind feet while l31a hands high,
yrs..lr,l " l. on left thigh.
Gre BAY HORSE, I412 hands high, or D years
old, stag i9 forehead, branded on Ign shoyl9er,
branded j with u hdifictrcle over them, On the
fight shoulder, and single with circle over 1t
'" ore ne BLACK MARE, or . years old, right car
eropted, framed 4 on len thigh.
One BAY MARE, 3 or years old star in the fore.
head, Az hands high, branded Ut CONNECTED on
One BAY FILLEY, years old.
One sORREL FILLEY, 2 y, airs old.
One LIGHT BAY MARE, 10 hands high, flea
ono Light BAY MARE, ffE hanfs nigh, IL OF
IL years old, both hind feet white, both split
branded 81 on tn, left shoulder, and in circle on
the right thigh.
One BLACK MARE, 4 or 5 years old, n hand.
high one white hind and one white fore foots small
scar in forehead branded So on both shoulders, and
on .he right thigh.
star In forehead, snip the nose, IA hands high.
one BAY YEARLING FILLEY.
One BAY MARE, s or years old, "a hands high,
atar in forehead, branded on the left shoulder and
'V ope BlY MARE "a hands high, or 10 years old
branded 10 circle oil tiiu left thigh, and o. on
both shoulders.
star In the forahead, one hind foot white, branded
i j on right thigh, aud 33 on right shoulder.
One BAY MARI, 10 or IL years old, IA hands
high, star IN IN tne IoIehe"u' "n'o ,eD', ein",
saddle mark, branded 81 on right shonlder, and ~
ont sORRsL STALLION, 4 years old, fax name
and tail, AZ hands high, brand indescrbabie, on
both shoulders.
One SoRREL MARE, OF years Old, some sac
die marks AZ hands high, snip on the nose brand
ed W ON the right shoulder, with brow horse colt
~ NV MARE It,L hands high. 7 or g wears
o,S one HD sA Mi T sind Got, star n the ,oreIesS
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26Cop,urnsp,i1e.

The Advertiser, having been restored - health IN
a fsw weeks, by avery simple remedy amer having
suffering several years with severe lung Ahtc'i"n'
md thst dread disease, consumpiiOn-is snHious 70
rhaIe kncvn 10 his feliovsHserers the neans Of
cure.
To all Who desire II, he VII send cory y the
prescription used (fee Of clarstl, With The dfrse-
lions or preparing and using the same, which they
-in hnd sUuE CURE FoE cOssUHFTsoS, AsrHHA,
BHoScarrIs, etc The otj-ct Of the advertiser N
ending ts prescription 10 TO benefit the aiiefsd'
ard srr.ad nIl-maicn vhich b cososiv-s 90 be IA
raiuntls ana be bupes every sufferer WI Try ~.
remedy A. il VII cost fb-n nothing, sd ny prove
. tl---ins. Parties sistibg the pre-crsrfion, VII
tl.ass addrsss REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, King County Ss- fosk,
Juns Il, 1sg3-53ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
AdminlNtstsf,. Netice.

ffSHE UNDERSIGNED having been Oily
III sppointed Administrator Of the estsie
81 Archibald NJ. Lavender, deceased, fnd
sarsb Lavender, deceased, bcsh lffs 4
thsCorbtv Of Dallas, ct q regular tern q
the County Court II said County, ht,d for
Probate aud other purposes, on the last
nsnfay, tie 3lst day Of May, A-D- 1859 /;
this is therefore to notify all Perso-s in
deties 70 said estate 10 NIKE immediate
payment, ard al persons hsving elsims
arnirst fbe estate y yress-t, tsen for se-
ssr,Frs, d,iy su,bentiessss, zfbia ths
time PRESERVED ~ las, or they Ein be
barred VIRGIL G. LAVENDER
Adm;uistrator.
Dallas, June s. lsse-ss6s'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-19
For Sale.

V,HE Fine Steam FIGURING Mills, situated
II miles North Of the town Of Dallas,
and known as the Cedar spring Mills.
This is ore o. The finest Situations in The
county. and the reputation II The NILS are
veil known. Call early and secure = bar
rain. Kendall 4 AULT,
Atforneys At Law and Zeal Estate Agsnfs-
Dallas, grne 5, le59-5eSt