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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

MAGSoLIi wArER.-superiOr to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold u,
half the price.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

DO- Again are VIC indebted TO our Kind
friend, Capt II. 7. Mclean, for Cincinnati
papers.
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for ycan frour Nyrvgus
Debility, Premature Decay, and AZ ths effects Of
youthfi indiscreiion, will. for the sake q suffering
humanity. send ircc to all who need IT, the receiI,
aud directions for making. the simple remedy by
which he Was cured sncrers ssislring TO profit by
the al,rriisers esperienoe. can ~ ly addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN D. OGDEN.
No. o. Cedar street, New York.
June u, Iss9-s9ly.
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Malo and Fomalo
| n S II ] II u Il E
DALLAS, TEXAS,

is7IIE SECUN y SESSION of this IxsTI-
4. TUITION will open in the Christian
Church building, in Dallas, Oh Monday.
Septembcr 9Th, 1850.
NnIts of Tuition, per Scholar, per Session Of
Twenty Weeks: .. .H.E
FIRST CLAsS-Tncluding Spelling, Reading
Writing, Primary Arithmetic, Eohcnrsais
aud DCClimut ion wv
SECOND CLASS-Inciuding Intellectual and
Practical Arithmetic, Geography Grammar,
History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Physiology and Chemistry U"
THIRD CLAsS-Incmding Analysts Botany,
.Grulo.y, EucuiiOn, Composition, Rhetoric,
Lori1, Latin Greek and Higher Ma,hcniat-
les, ~ u"
MUSIC on Piano, per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Miss ELLEN s. SMITH, Teacher Of
Music. b. .ts.. ..- I,9. l..
INCIDENTAL FEE, .............-,............-" ~
Tho above mentioned prices arc ut specie rates.
National currency taken at it's mcrcinl value.
Fncli student win he c'nrged from tho time VI on
toring school until the close of tho session.
NJ deduction VIII be made, except in case Of pro-
tractcd sickness of two weeks or more
Tuitiiion payable ut the expiration oil each hNo
months 'ii'tt
Boarding in private families at reasonable rates
The Undersigned desires TO build up Sclrol oil inc
first order. lie refers to his past history rs
teacher, and cordially invites patronage
lie has had eight years. cNporichcc IN teach-
ing, ami hopes by aisluity in tile digllarse OF
his duties to retain the esteem and c9nidcnce 81 ne
pcopIe OF Dallas and It's vicinity. lilo asks und conii'
IDENTIFY expects their hearty cooperation in TINS enter
prise. y "a, n,.,,
Mrs. LOU -COUGfIANOUH,A Assistant
July > ls6J-42;iy ~
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TIIT
NEW SCHOOL.

RsiSS KATE sMARTr will open the
w Second Term of her School on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER CTII, 1869,
for the reception Of girls ard small hcys,
Her School. Room will be n new building
erected for the purpose, pleasantly situated
in n retired grove, noar the residence oil
MIR. John Angcis, in tho Eastern part OF
town.
RATES OF TUITION, FER SESSION oF2nWEEKs.
FIRST CLkSS-Orih"rmphy Recalling, PEN
manlIir aud Mental Ariinnciic...'''''''''''" Sio U"
SECOND CLASS-Enrlis Grammar Irorn-
My, hmnlyiil. Natural nni Moral fh'losH'
PIN anil Written 10 w
THIRD CLASS-Mrnt, and Moral fhllTo'
ply. Astronomy, Chemistry, theology, Khcin-
rc Logic Gr'u'l and Latin, aud the birh' -
or branrc of Mathematics, ~ wv
INCIDENTAL. FEE. .........................,'' "
The above prices In SFEciE, drieRB inddchoe'
Each atnlcnt will 10 chrfci from tho iinlr"i enter
ing tell lo until the close of the oc'sn aud No drdnc'
ton will r made r lost time. except III tasc' oi pro-
trarinl srlA,css of ~ o wccu' or more
Dall.,s, Texas, Jul! q, lsG0-22ly.
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Frensh ahl Spanish lif lesiHsi,l rNirA-
nlls Readings sal LesiaEss every
morning,
sslsaias L,siuEs iuFins 'hs sH'is
iern.
Psnnauship, Rsaiiag snl eaaPssi'lah,
ihraaeh The eniiTe eonrse,
Tuition, psyslle quarterly, T. neh'hsh
IN speris, ~ ilselllyalsni ia ln''ei States
currency,
Pupils charged froa shirsnes-islae'
lions Tor prairaeiel illhsss Only,
lieanl with the rTineiPal OF IA 'he Test
private families, At igom ten 10 twelve
dollars per month,
Airs. {. u. Manson, for the last iwe YEAR,
prineipal teaeher IN "Coroha Female Col
iese, Lebanon, Tennessee la,ly 81 suPe-
rior social qualifications, snd Of The very
lrsi order Of scholastic alialnmenls, viii
assist Ia The Literary Department,
Mrs. Il. L. lianlln, long aud IaVeFatly
known In Eastern Texas, as teacher OF
musie-A lady Of elegance aud iasle-iahes
charge Of tho Music, aud will have her Ia
sirnmeni anl room near tie school
Small Toys admliiel.
The school will 10 conducted In the Hall
aud rooms adjacent for the present The
new College building viii be ready 10y the
FIRST Of January, when We sliall have ao-
commolailOna for 10 or 200 pupils. We
can now comfortably accommodate In the
three rooms we occupy laO pupils We
expeo, the school 10 lie supplied soon VIII
Apparatus for illustrating tho Physical
Sciences. w. III. SCALES.
Principal.
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The Adserti-er, having been restored 10 health In
a 80 ue,ks, ~ aFery simple remedy, afier having
suffering several years with severe lung aicction.
and that dread disease, Consunriion-is anxious 20
make ingwn ~ his fiigv-sunefsrs the means Of
curs.
To al Who desire :, be vii ssud a CRY q ihs
prssrriptioh usc free q ciiarEel, with the diToe-
fiors " preparing asf usinz ih- sane. which they
iii asd sUzE Gear ia c9ssrNrfios. AsrHnA,
IrasrnrrIs, .-r. The oi5-c- q tn advertiser b.
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and ss-s.i iisurIaaiiah rhIh ls oonaares-o ie in
raiaaiisi sd hsto1es every suasFeI ~ili ~ his
f-n.y. 81 IL VII -8.t fh. na-hinE. sni rsF prorc
! il..sfi- rattirs siskihs ~ i.-trfirfidn. VII
ri-asuasIr.ss ~. EDEAED A WILSON.
y .lif.a--tas. klsss Js-.1ig. ~ Lax.
3---1- $50
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Valuable Lands for sale
DALLAS COUNTY.

600 part Of the Henry cough grsnt, vfpuf tim
miles fIum paas near Dr. Suits nzidence.
1H q AcRESTimber IN same place and sauf" erarft.
900 These two t:acis are about two rnif,s aTzrt.
and vii he sid to suit purchasors.
n ACRES Prairie, aisiut south. 2Ds eat from
= Dallas, 6milcs tliiectly cast Il the Arm and
t,litcc 81 wesley C,skiell w the Northeast corner
,ftlo h,a,lriilt OF J, u. McC"nHias.
:, = = AefsY PiaIfe. on the Lancaster road. about
.Ds)O miics from DALAI part Of the Levi Dixon
grant H-t
~ ) M ca s,-.i I sii'. !. y 6,Ils.
30 i a,e = mile i'''' T nom -,
90 h SEts ss 'a'f s s sae p'' '''''' '
n ACRES timber All prairie. Durk Greek.
4 OO aiogt - II, uorfh q Tie Barnes Bridge
i.af.
90 d.l T. or. 'aa i I' si a Il DE 20 lar s e
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nTHow ussy iDclss VII young
iirpson Bsci sr9T il one lagf
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FRESH BREAD

Every day, and GINGER BEER Of hoiSSs"
manufae.rro, strongly recommended by
physicians as. q healthy drink for we'll
persons and the invalid.
bf1'Cal and see us and we will &Afr
aniecsatisfaction. II. BOHNY q BRO.
Dallas, March 20, 1S69--27:tf
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n HAVE NOW ON HAND md cffer 1or
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ITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

AN and Execution commenced by
Justice Story, Councillor Kent,
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has been published for more than
ears, and is now enlarged. 1t is
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and over 5000 double column octa-
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IS a work which commends itself to
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IS of the time. t~ .'''.. d.. 4, ~
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ONWARD along the track of Civiiza-
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glory-a finger-post pointing tO@all that
is worthy of attainment-,a guide to
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The Literature of this Magazine is
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THE AMERICAN ARTISAN.

THE AMERICAN ARTISAN.
(yo4 YrI NV snq 1867
IFHE AMERICAN ARTISAN is a
L weekly journal devoted to the in
terests of Artisans and Manufacturers,
Inventors and Pateutees. It is pub
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| The American Artisan contains nu-
merous original engravings and descrip-
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the latest discoveries instructions in
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household practical rules for mechan-
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the whole forming an Encyclopedias of
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of invention, etc.
Each number of the Artisan will
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ORR FASHION PLATES.

The original double fashion plates
will be continued.
MoDEL C orrAanEsss.--Tbo only maya
zinein this country that gives tLese
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LIT GoDEY's INVALUABLE RECElPTs rT
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The yearly numbers of the Scienti'
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.oo.sfOgl OF John Ct. article
oTId Felix WaHtelle.

Parish Court.

y Of Louisiana, Parish Court.
s. d galoasien' ! i ? e II W y
oe6BPrgK q. MOELNG, Admin
;efrabor Of said succession, having
M DAY In said Court provision.
5,t s17 and Account of his Admin
. tS thereof, with a petition pray
I i,T ne hom0logation of the same,
|rSoref65fe, notice is hereby given to
GTrsditors of said succession, and to
, C interested therein, that un-
Srtten opposition is fled in the
|. n the Clerk of said Court, at the
House IN the town Of Lake
I,Ias.-in said Parish, within thirty
i4 rom this date, the said Tableau
Icconnt of Administration will be
. ,I and homologated.
itness the Hon. d, J. Reid, Judge
# said Court, at lake Charles, La,
This 9th day of May, 1869. rr-ra
- D. j. REID, Parish Judge,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THIS valuable monthly contains in
teresting articles ON ''The Econo-
nv of Mixed or varied food for ami
mails" Poultry House," Cure for
Spawn and other Diseases" ''Shelter
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Farming and Stock Breeding" ''Pre-
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OF Stations, " ''Spring Management OF
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Hog House, Poultry Hints for April, "
''R1ral Economy" Breeding and
Rearing Colts, " Feeding Horses, "
Cochin China Fowls, 1.-THE Mule, "
scare and Management of Hogs, Bee
Keeping n ssHints for the Month,
s'StSble Economy, ''sprsng manage
ment Of Colts" Group in Fowls, &c,
Tine Rapid increase in the circulation
az ais popular Magazine has necessita-
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our friends wishing specimen copies
viii please address
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MARION jHABLAFD,
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.

Of these the Lady's book contains
fOurtsen each year. superiOrEtO any
1--WE challenge Compsrison) publish
ed 10 this country, either in book Or
periodical. EFNFrga + d
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-06-17

BY the law of Ohio, 60 pounds is q
bushel of clover seed, and 80 pounds
a bushel of oats. In buying or selling
in this market, the customary weights
given above however, ara the universal
rule. .ogEr Is. aat
A box a by 16 inches, % deep, con-
tains I barrel zen
AbOx IS by 169inohes sdeep. contains
I busheL
A box 8 by 81 inches, sdeep, contains
/ peck. aw .a guN
A box 4 BY 4 inches A2.10 deep con.
tains quart
The standard bushGl Of tho United
States contains 2G60 cubic inches,
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r. RURAL is the leading and lar
Tsgt circulating newspaper of its
On the continent superior in val
nj variety of contents and beauty of
srsnce. It embraces more Agri-
bl horticultural, Scientific, Edu-
nal, Literary and News Matter, in
bsrsed with EngTavings, than any
journal forit comprises depart
sdevoted to or including agTicul-
horticulture, sheep husbandry,
NO, dairying, rural architecture,
ste economy, choice literature,
Go and art, education, youth'sread-
general news, commerce, markets,
Illustrations, tales, essays, music,
', refuses, enigmas, SC.
E Rural New Yorker is O national
al, circulating largely in the East
West, North and South. It en-
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brps Of editors, contributors, &c,
rises many of the best farmers,
or8, wool growers, graziers, hOrti-
ralists, &C., and also authors schpl-
e. ,1of note and ability. 'bAs &
brief, the Rural is ably edited,
lsely Illustrated, neatly printed
ical, scientific, useful, moral, in
tiye, and entertaining. It. is Rdap-
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.THE reprints of the leading Quarter
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THE LAND WE LOVE,
BY GEN. D, Il. HILL,
Late Of the SUuthern AFmY.

81 Late of the Southern Army s,w
DEvoFEB TO LIFRRArURE, AgriCuL
~ tuFe and General Intelligence
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It's circulation embt aces all the Ter
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. AMERICAN FARMER,
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