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Male and Female
| N S Il !. 7 U Il E
DALLAS, TEXAS.

VIlIE UNDERSIGNED will open PER-
Il MAYESr SCHOOL, in tho Christian
Church building, in Dallas, on Monday,
September nth, 1S6S.
Rates OF Tuition per Scholar, per. Session OF
Twenty Weeks: ..a,..
FIRST CLAss-Inoiudlng Spelling, Reading
Writing, Primary Arithmetic, Rehearsals %
and Defamation. U"
SECOND CLAsS-Inciuding Intellectual and
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy,
Physiology and Chemistry ..."-"..............l5 90
THIRD GLASS; Including Analysis, Pctans,
Geology, Hocrtion. Compdohlon, Rhetoric,
Logic, Latin, Crock and Higher Mathemat-
les, w W.
INCIDENTAL FEE .............."..".....". l %
Tbs above montiorUd prices arc at specie rates
Nation al currency tax mat Its comncreiahyriuc.
Each student will DO charged from the time Of en-
tering school until the close Of the session.
No deduction will BIO made, except in case Of pro.
tracted sickness Of two weeks or more. r;..
Boarding In private families at roasonnb'o rates.
The undersigned desires to build up School OF tho
FIRST order. lie has hal seven years experience IN
teaching and hopes by assiduity In tho discharge OF
his duties to merit tho esteem and confidence OF the
people of Dallas and It's vicinity. lilo asks and conf
IDENTIFY expects thor hearty corporation In this enter
prise. ,,
Miss MARY H. SCOTT, Assistant
July %, tS6s-i5:1y.
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Arrivals at the Crutchncd House for Tho week end.
ing June %, 1860. ts.f..
cRurcnfIELD IIoUsE-nr JAMES +. BARLEY.
Joseph Robinson, Dallas CO.; E. Apdus,
Mansfield; J. a. jackson, ii. ?. Holmes,
Collin TO-; F., g.. Bledsoc, Lancaster; z. c.
Woods, Decatur; Fl Crnafsrd, illinois; J.
P. Taylor, LANCASTER; tr. Z. b5rn s wife,
Arkansas Il. J, Bell, Ellis co.,. W. II. Har-
ris, Breckinridge; George Coniea, Illinois;
W. II. Dial, Galveston; F. II. Fowler, J. L.
Howard, New Orleans; W. D. Davenport,
b. F. Carpenter, Waxahachie; r. S. Scott,
Mansfield; James W. Campbell, Dallas CO.;
T. NJ. Smith, Lewisville, Tex; R. S. Guy,
Lancaster; VIM. Votan, San Antonio ;
james Summers, KY; James Vance & wife,
San Antonio.
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s0rjsre, Br0ua has Feesally taken
sOns superb ilksnsssss, Of the various
styles, ct his skylisht gallery.
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90 To- ~ ~ Tfisssss isisisi o.
fsssssy. Hssst al fyls usts ilsif
sssls ~ ~ sssfirs gusfi - susisJ
HisAi ssi nsy ssFs iFsssi sat ssstssi
IL . 49,, sst u sTFssrs, assasst - g.
q -iiA iAsif ifsas - ilss. ihsss Ass-
ssss, tlsy sssa fsiisrsi lAsSssl'ss ~ al
vsss go ss1s dsys afsTsaris IL ihs
ssstAsra pas q Tia ssusiy, aaiiug iAsiT
say, h 10 ssPPasst, 10 ne isdiaa AaiisH.
ssssFsl sassas q 1ss have hssH ia par
ssii u tAsa dsTias The sssf, bat ~ 10 ihs
Use q sTiiiHs this srsisls, thsy lai Hsi
bssA ARRESTED,
sar IAs MlssHis Csls6rsiisA sh Thurs-
s.y last, vas Ssi,s ssll siisHdsa, fls
Fs.israisy asssEblsi At ,hsiT Hall a. :
s'slsss, as, fsTAsi PTSssssisa and
nsTsAsl 10 he As~ Ms'lslisi eharsh,
.Asrs a. sraiisA vas delivered By Capt
RosEKI s. GEI, II L4As.slss, amer Which,
the assembly Prssselei 10 the grove On
Asia street, HsIi IL the rssiisDes Ell, w.,
saith, ksq, where sHPls preparations had
bssA Asas for eellali0A, Which vas par
isksa Of he maternity sIi IAsiT assembled
ffisAis
We regret eur liability, 10 be il silsR-
daAss,-a pres Of wsTk prevented Us from
bsisg pFsssAL
snr The corner s'sas " the MassAis In
sIiIuis 10 10 be lAA at WsslheTioFi, on
Tuesday the elh % Jaly.
s0rjsre, Br0ua has Feesally taken
sOIas superb ilksHssses, Of the various
styles, ct his skylisht gallery.
Bar Ensls & Ellis, artists, take superior
pietnKss . fhnir GALLERY In The eOuFth0use
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PRINTERS PaPER,

with cards, etc. Of all kinds qualities,
sud eOlors. Writing ink Of all fhe best
qualities, and almost anything esls in ihst
line that can be called for from gun fints
and fish hooks 20 show cases and ohildren's
carriages
A few copies Of Brightlsy's Digest, lst &
"a volumes, and other Law books for law
yers. A few copies Of Wool & Bache Dis
psnsstory for Physicians and Druggists.
A fsr copies Of Standard Theological
works fer Clergy men, etc, etc. etc
z. II. CUSHING.
Houston, April -, lSGs-5Z-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26

s9r The soFHsT s,sSs " the MasOAis In
sIiIuIs 10 10 be laia at wssIhsTioFi, on
Tuesday the elL Of July,
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Stationery

or all kinds Paper by the ream or 100
reams Envelopes by the thousand or 100
thousand. Pens aud Pencils by the dozen,
gross or 100 gross. Letter books AM
presses, and blank books OF all siEss.
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HOTEk ARRIVALS.

-~I~OcSS-~~N~0NN~~-O OONRrIfNOEOrSGScNNN~~
Arrivals at the Crutchiicld House for Tho week en-
ing June 20, 1860. .,f.
, 1869-12-13
cot 10 DO with h,a right to marry Mors.lsad,a

cot TO DO With hn right 70 marry Mofaslaad1
III. Greeley Why. as understand is-thouz zh I
Invent given The subjoct much atteottou-s6erc
vas divorce between the onknal parties, which
seema TO mo 10 have been all right enough IN Jus.
tice. though don't know about the techn!eahties
0f iuc case; ano, pe1ldes ol1 this, Mr., MCFARLAND
hsd gwen up o! rights on his wifo long ago.
afteJe1. afeJ Ycs. Il viii 90 against Mso. at tho
1iai, rnow It w1 but will 6aye to testify to It,
Iii the enme. I don't Nant 10 hurt Mac, hnt
Reposter. Aooas hs relinquishfng al his rights
n tiIee!e1. a M Yea BE told me 80 himself You Sc,
WpY. until coma time befoze the nrst shooting.
Mac. calied upon me personally. one day. when
vas busted With rome ADsrlcen ,. !nstitqte Easter
Lbs absut M ihe wonan; dunr want 70 Ees her back
again; wouldn't take nor back: l DO not want
to I(fe With her agalns but that man has treated
tang. Itetened 10 him and tried 10 comfort
hin. and then the vl1lain-1he dirty. deliberate
ID Vi latn-shot R!oharoson:, and then ne
ss@ ossapT e ha1s @s sn, oP TO DO win
% bad mar, Mac.H Yes told hl1, that he was a
hsd msn: ano 50 Il, a very bad map: Aud rne1.
Wnat ID pretty JndEe be ts 70 tslk Ia m! tast !!
siS;c. He ia q Disgrace, by Cd! But tho who:e
tn1pR IL n.ne days wonder, aud then tne people
trutu ahout it; aud tor nv part 40 hope tnat the
matter will be ventilated; for do believe that the
fcasrinEr Of Albert D. Richardson and thas Woman
Fns Just ard true one, nnder tne crcousta aces,
aud t1luk the people, when tney KNOW all aoo1s
Reporter {r,sirR). Wel'Air. Gsee,lv. it looks to
ne ns i. gouebnoy hstt been ropiug III such inHu'
eEt,al and good nen as III. Beecner aud Yourself,
ID serve tne1 oen pu1posea; IN fact, making Gals
DAVIS Of ron nrd III. Beecner, though your we'll
kuown beneroletce OF feeling acd good heart
People after tb1a will believe that you arc free
lover, whether you will or no.
MI, Gteeirx, Well, Can't help u taeJ do
Everybody kuuws hare always defended mar.
yssfea, aid al, taose sorts oi thtn4s bat If dom
Il at1et mucu to me- Like the GELS, I have Ro1
rsea to Aslnhtng. But they do tel aome oasra
reous lies In tue papers, though-sono. Outrageous
lep. ........
Here lady entered the room, and With Thank!
TO Mr. Greeley for tos polite fraukness with which
he had tSeeteI us, Ke retired.
, 1869-12-13

mo II thh dealer pressed any OF bis wumcn on me
mutt object fhas tney wero too old rhat my vito
waited gin young enough to be tistaed 70 t2ta
intelligent caro- Of tho children. This was hts
plan for Us to get away without revealing tho real
Lalurn OF our oustnes1.
"Et teHtpK the court Of the building. NC were
met BY dirty, but rather polite, Arab. who con
dncted uD up aselrs fur l0-k at nls property In
our WAY up We passed, at one OF ihe landings,
four Of I'VE Young men and boJs, who seemed no
and scantpeAs Of clo'htng. little further On
We wsre shown four yousg womsn. 1t would be
ha,d have TO teIi teeis aaes with much prec,sson. bus
E,qve: 9s;,, They @ rere YET bl.sk, Tere said 70
us Alaeie; Tney were maaitessl5 savagea. ap-
peared TO ho frotn dlferen. uthes, and were prob
ably IN their ordinary coatuDe. Except aome
1t8ht covering for the head, and Bome glass neads
for the Cec1s aud Wf1sis, each wore ouly stnRio
rnRged garment. TTo Fore the radsastng head
gear described By Df. Livingstone. We wefo Of
ferred the opportunity to oFpect the snund1ess OF
tnelr teeth, the ffu1uess OF their nssh, &c but We
"Tne vlceroy Processes i wish TO break up tna
slave trade. and says thAs he IL mainly htudered
BY ratcally ferelgners; yet these things which l
have detailed nre done In hs own capital ia Whoso
Atfee1a have stores ct times seen The carriages
OF bis harem attended BY euuuchs, ard once, In
riding BY railroad from that city 10 this, hsd for
fe1loH.paster gcre, In the same compartment, no
less than I'VE eunuchs on their wsy 10 AIe1audrts
70 drefs thes rntstesses for grand ball given by
Lila M9hneas."
, 1869-12-13
Incidents OF the S1nye Trade In
Egypt.

A correspondent Of the Ohio stats Journal
count Of the slave traae - IN Cairp, from which we
II The hards Of TURKS, and ri that 1nT guide pfo-
feased very little tnoTledge, but With The trade IN
blacks be was quite familiar. They are noH GEL
are ~ broofnt 80 ffom the s7odaa to 6.ioos aud sna
other placea up the Hver. From these points,
from one TO nye At time are brought 10 Calro on
ese1.neass ss to ~ ceasin sneE 'u story. uests can
e.y gass - :, v'1a cuaau ssF9aas agost
Of 5AilorA From Boolak, the port At Cairo, these
sayes arc rernled a. there nay be opportunity, 10
9a 81
re,aA purchasers NJ friend solt ne shas be had
ae n9n 3 s ss5 La kea ~ 's se b haa re s ssd
that tnelr service with him was voluntary. and IN
the event of his death teeJ would be ssie rom The
E9pttape,s who know that almoat al Cn1Isten-
dom opposes the Institution, 70 make euch apollo
gtes to Frank acqcaintanees but In this case be-
nfva the statement Nas correct .,.....
II then ssked him about the e1uuchg who form
cons,derah:e part Of many households. aud have
generally an important suare OF poll1csl lnt1igues.
ssrt 70 6fIeen hundred dollars. The white alave
nS cs 81 eSsr
i've to hundred and dtty dollaH- OF cour7e,
wnen they hxya :been kept 70 sers1ce till they ara
aktl]ed tn some paIEc1lAf employment they arc
much More valuable The trade In eunucha, he
told ne, nss its headquarters little Why south Of
Khaftoom.: 80
Ina courelsation incraaaed my curiosity ind
6trxnQthened ny determination 70, see the Cairo
ssyo pen Il possthle4 To accomplish my purpose
I made application to anotne1 native friend: He
Gafd, nc. I am too Wen known, bat VIII lend
3on NY coAs and you viii px1a Tor 3 1ass1tane.
and there u young man hero can show Jon.
That coat Of JourR looka too English We e1.
f5opfcJa, ard tn ten minutes We hEd left the
Franz quarter lndwere Winding oru why through
the .nurow, crooked, dark, Hrt1 streets OF =
cotupsoO al1ed bait and kaia una ot tue na1t1d
nK1 wo had tust paased wna eotDertnee used fofe1
= Hood Raas sy a.a sqs ss9ex afo, n
, 1869-12-13
NG1Ei PERSONALS.


Among the arrivals at the fremont House, YES.
terday, were the following: q. Raadal, San Etsu-
cltco; Q. ". Buckingham and GArles z. Joy,
New York: Samuel Dtsston, Philadelphia; q. 4.
Sousnwicf, New rort; C. II. ArmssoSg, Eausss;
Charles F.. kiEchner, Central City, E. L. West
Sedal!A; ". c. Graham. ST. Louis; II. 4. Willard,
Philadelphia; George q. Burke, Pittsburgh; s, Il,
Morgan, Albany; b. b. Clde, Nashville; II, II,
Walker, Cedar Rapids.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Among the arT1raiG at the st. James Hotel, yes-
tertay. were the following: James c. Cnnott, Phil.
ade]phta: Oiton DnlIJ, Montreal: ChArha Htge-
low and Frederick Sawyer. Boston 1!L c Mot1t.
sou and A. G. Carpenter, Detroit; Wn1. Alien, Des
Aolnes; burton Badger, St Pani: J. A. Inllock,
william A. Huntington, Albany
BRIGGS RaG4R.
Among tho arrivals At the Briggs House, yeater'
Gay, Rcre The following: Co.oHel JAfuea Bullock
New York; Hor. william a. Ba}deu, Ptnnsy1ya
nia. Frederick Carter, Mnwsukee; James VII
llama, CfeTel1Id; 4. 4. B1rsou, Cincinnati
Charles c Hammond, Memphis; HchAru Mat
toc1A St fa1l; Harrison W. Thicker, BurlIuRtoh
p. a. Corsctte, Detroit: Winfield Il. Ellison, Men
York; Martin CnlrteF. Philadelphia
SHERMAN HorBE.
Among the Arrivals at the Sherman House
terusJ, arc the following: Carl and Parepl
Kosa; = Segutn and Httei Mia Reddon, oper1
Troupe; Colonel ". ?. Anderson, Boston; MAtn
Colonel Richard B. Hiu, Da1enport;s J. 4 FalsI
J: q Tousl5, ecd a. 7. Laugnolne. Indianapolis
q. A. p1esch, Yaokton; D. l. Wtnne, ST. Lou11
A. B. Loeb, FnfadelphlA; WEE. II. Ctarke, Hon
E.sal: G. n. -Roose, Eew xoxk; B-S. AuiEtaSs
Tuf6oNtx&, ''~+ -s.-'s =, - :.
, 1869-12-13
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION,


&El4AG0A
FIRM the o.,apa TIL, Republican, De. .,
About O'Clock oa Monday afternoon. the
mill Ut Marsellles, exploded wi.h such terrific
force, as 10 raze aluoss the entire four stories
tt the 1a1ke h1'cx IN laing to the Rroand, rum
sioEe, noors aud ceiliD1', roonup, barrels, bales
q laes, etc, together ,Mith a a number
%ne,c ns gs5'es sao1 IL ta' @
Ils1e ard female At: Hcrs In the mill. ten OF
tls,en men, and twelve women mud girls. For 8
1sT t. afte5 re exoso. Tas Sa1 .1ppo,ed
2eLs lost not q n4cmtnt IN relieving the wounded
Ssom the tetsis anu zU!ns, and laklpR The dead
jra1n irun halty iuqai1es at rne scene Of detruc-
t,on Oh Tuesday, the casualties axe Us follows:
Mte. Wilson, Eillef.
Mrs McDoLn,n, Killed. ...
Mr. bolton, Superintendent, severely iot1red.
Mt; }: N. bra tor, CIVIL englneer. severely IN
jute1-bIokcn shoulder.
uerry. LeTls, nrer,un, severely ipturcd-wnl
Mrs. To1le, breast hone broken. and otherwise
tntuted.
Mrs. Thompson. badly bruised IN lower limbz
Two Misses keoRK, slightly 1ntIref*
A Auau2h1er Of Nj. Lor1ug, 1adly wounded, will
Mr. Brat1o1 aud Mr.. Bottom we're standing neal
topetber whcu the explosion TOOK place, and were
both blown Gown the hatehva tnio the room o.
| basement below.
ms. rocm nrar tha tnn Of The ht,il,nr. a narr n
VSSirH ran rare wsyl aad the two women VIII
wcIs si,IeI. tozeihcr With Miss Lor1n0 ana ore o.
| rwn nfhers' Eer, taken frOu tie ruins at Ie&a
sixty fs.t from the room tney occupied, aayinI
haen nrecInttsted With the tnR4a o{ ttiJln4 tin
bers. At An anrle OF forty-flye degrees, t0 tha
/ cisfance.
The 1otary t7eaches, the explosion Of whica
I caused The Inehl}u1 dtsaster, is Tor ~as> q mug
ooier az Sest 10 diameter, and IS feet ID leDgth
aid ia ueed tor bleaching rags preparatory II
tier l,epg placed III the regular process Of nau
u1sctn1e- The boiler At the time Of the aec1nen
| con1encd about SIX thousand pounds Of rAgg
ntn WIS hs,14Y used for The n1ss tiny IN the M,I
There NaS eraan .utpe conducting ths s:eal
from the generating boiler betnz into tn
hseacher nj either end, fol lhe heattuR prptess l
bleaching.
The engineer aud nremsn Fay that the botle
VIA only carrying eighty pounds stea1l. Som
, 1869-12-13
AN INTERVIEW WITH HORACE
GREELEY.

nc Did NOT Request Ucecl1cr to n mr..
~ RtchardAou and Mrs. 1KcEar.
l@nds but Relieves tho Act xyaa
Hight and Proper.
Nss Fork tDte, 10, nspateh 70 The cineianasi Cam
Isaac q. Reed, Jr, i seras to the Sun the fol1ox-
lrg account Of An interview which he had with
MI Greeley:
oa naas ssiea e sy M
Alnest ?. Richardson to Mn. Acf41iana. ~.
~ GIselsy csra1,; e sas 9Gt ne''r ''fea M
HeportsT: Taen, RiE, tnerc mnst be some mis-
understanding, ior Mt. Beechef most alsuredly
sS q Il ~ an.s h va id te S
so GIeeiey. Whom did MI. Beecher name as
10 understand that did.
Reporter. Hts Calhoun.
Greeley. ! can explain that, ! was not well
atdson nor d did II fnoW % Mrs. % MeFarlaad. but % NJ
Calhoun said sbe knew all about then; 80 wrote
letter OF Introduction for her to Nj. Beecnef,
and presume the did; but knon re1y ht'le-
never n assea Beeoser d r. aayeei ei:e . MARI,
lie: I hare other Mlpgs to think about
besides getting people married Besides. Why
don't yc kss y sssaaeT y snox you ne isss5 .as
should to!nk. 10 bare shown you the letter, Jou
had asked him for It,
MI e. ssssf - s'a asl ssy I ~ ~ @.sss
and believed, from What he told me, that Ii WAS
your wish THAT the marriage should hare been
Mrs- Calhoun, even condt,onaily, 70 soIemnlze It.
He certainly said that be conaldered Mrs Calhoun
81. Greeiey. hare not the sligntes. doubt that
M1A Calhoun told Nr. Deechcr the truth; that
| you may be sure Of. Yon may depend what sho
sasd % wss I'VE eyezJ xo5d Of +; bnt gave her
Reporter. There ron are tight, Nj. Greeley; no
ore can adequately represent 60 wonderful
Mi III. Greele1. Bas tell yun what It IN, s,r;
there arc plenty Of people who can mlstepresens
mf ana ny Aer ~ dolaG 1t inst about al the 'mo
III: Greeley. Ia The uevzpapers; III the Herald
and Sunday AHcuHan the paperh They have
theu, because 1heJ wxat to, or because tne5 DON t
1now .ny better. M =. Jest Us 81 re u II Je9 Das!s AZ
Reporter, IN what tcapeets
Nj. Greeley. Why, they hare Suppressed, or
Wnas ia
Farland did occupy the same room, o. about the
sane room. a. tney can III Deut they know
~! 81 s i aon - W ap
10 publish thar. II al The testimony Eas pub
lisded me slnelatra wonld be Al right But. no;
Sc, tie % s:ne1si1s Ind III ID sbe rest Of d muss be-
Guat Be Identified with "tnis free love c1oTd.''
81 Godl [brtrgtng his venesasls tist upon the
desl1 there 3 no such csuHd,-at least not around
the Ittbuus ONCE. The whole thing has beer
gotten mp By the enemies Of the Traun<,
Reporter; don't exactiy understand: a.. ,,..
il nssa ! % sny Of lis own. why. i il nada's beel
nected Win Iha 3ts1uns, there woulda1 have
teen motheEs son Of The Fhole lot bas Toolc
have naug9; + AZ SGas "a; NJ r., Me- s
, 1869-12-13
Tho Babcock Extinguisher.
ILLINOIS INSTITUTION FOE EnCcA10A)
DR4F AND DukR

JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Dec. J, lS69. }
F. " Pdrr-rl, Secretary Northrestern Firs E.
fi.oufsheT ConsI1np.
MT DEAR SIR: You may be interested to know
tna1 lew days ago vessel Of ols took nro tn the
coos.room Of this Institution, and threatened the
destruction Of the buildngs, worth slso, ,ooa IVES
immediately notei that toose IN the Eltcheu csu.d
Extinsuisbers procured 1rom you and brought
II 70 bear on tie name., which II auppteased
anazement and admiration from all wno had
hasteued to the spot none had eEer seen the light
disappear more suddenly from the burner when
the gas bad been shut on, thau this burning Oh
vas e1ttDkuiahed. The n2mea were intense
enough TO burn part Of the pl&stertng from tue
ceilips, though they started near the moor,
! do not know that without thts machine
our buildings wonld have been lost-nor do know
that It would rot. ! do know, however, that l,
ase.ted The danger IL q shorter time snan any
upon i 1ne Board Of DIreetors, Of the 1ustltu,
ton for Feeble e-1nnded Children desire TWO ~ o.
these cxuuRu:snetA for Their tust,tation. Plea.s
ship them 10 D1. C. 7. Wuoef, Jacksonville, Ill
VERY truly yours,
Pn111r q. al1lkrr, Principal.
, 1869-12-13
CtHC9;iT COuNT.


Richard A. Turtle ct ais. =. Henry Groebc.
era Ia fee Of land comm encinH at point OF the
north boundary line OF the tract Of land known as
The east Is acres Of the north 30 acres OF the west
half Of the northwest quarter OF Section 81 4e, II.
si9ty.three ieet east OF the northwest corner OF
sAl tssct, thence seuta 1853 feet, tneuee cast 1s4
feet thence north !69 feee thence west $50 feet 10
the potht OF bcG1puirg.
VERDICT REspEREp.
Eugene Strode '. William Il. Eddy. Action for
IoYcble detn!nler OF the west hall OF Lot ;, Block
81, Original Town. Verdict, defendant not gu,l1y.
, 1869-12-13

From Trustworthy Data It has
been estimated that At LEAST one.iourth OF all
lungs In a tubercuons coudition, and, In conse.
quence,at predtsposed to Pulmonary. Complaints
set It Ii equally we'll established that thi9 preds.
Of any other lung dlaease, u due care and watch.
fulness he observed, and all excltlng causes
promptly treated az they arise. 1t Is IN Just such
cases pf. p. Jayne's Expectorant exercises IL
most beneficial effects, and has produced t1e
largest proportion OF its cures. Besides promptly
removing Coughs and Colds. which, when lefs tc
themselves, are the most common cause Of tuoeF
cnious Development, the EIpec orant allays AMI
Inflammation which may exlst and, BY promoting
easy e1pec,oration, cleaDses the lungs OF tnt
substances which clog them up, and which nap
all dJpFRISiE.
, 1869-12-13
Profits OF fyineyardIug In California

1fp7N %HE .9AN FFGHCfSCV II NAs
The profits OF the best vineyards near San Fran.
cisco aHe ve1y ensle. &. nj. Shaw gets $3.50 sros.
per ac1e irou hls Muscas Of A1e3andtla Tlnes an.
nEal1y, On the Average, and $371 net. The MeIster
brothers get s7s5 per acre gross and S675 from
the AItxAnds.xn M1sc2t: 81, 40 ggoss, OF 81 800
net from The Flame TosaY; aud over $3.50 per
per acre from The Black Hamburg, BLACK
Ma!yotsie, Golden Cha8se}ae, AMI White Tnsay,
fur table TIC We Eantlon these wine-growess,
because We have the h2Ures direct from tnesf lips,
and We presume that their net Gnd gross receipts
are lair samples of those Of others who have
the came varlelies OF grapes. The Mission grape,
the nost abuLdant anu least valuable ol al. has
patd more lhan 500 ret per acre for all the vine
Jalls that produced crops suitable for the raoie,
near San FRANCISCO; and even those Of which the
berliea are very small, or which were not picked
un1il they were too ripe 70 reach the m8rket In
good cundttlnu, coCuaaded 1ou net per acre for
brady. Eonugnan Auscat glLcs will 3fe!d at
least $500 Let per acre, Tor wine. at the present
prices: and ma1y Of The Z,unndel, Hteszl,ng,
LACK Malsciste, md Rheinish Muscatella pay al
Mrch. Wien We couttder that an acre Of wheat
rarely poJa over SIS net, ard does not average So
II is clear that these Caforptans who hare inrge
numbers Of tre best vines are getting good N
tAoIf lnnd.
, 1869-12-13
RICHARD THOMPSON.

1t viii be OF touching interest to the many friends
ot this Young man, whose body was earned to the
tomb last Wednesday, to know how and Whero
death overlook him. He arose last Sunday morn,
iIe "a What seemed to him unusually good health.
tom when that morning Of rest c1ne. He talked
with LIS fsther from the breakfast hour to church
was rlre for church. These were bis list words
lie fell to the door and died after teH dltnsult
n1eatns- The usual verdict disease Of the heart II
He leaves ctrclc OF ittends, not large, perhaps
but cccp!y devoted. He leaves q uauie asaociaied
with ali that u ta1hful and honorable az to pu9,
Eess lne, El!h all that Is beautiful tn friendship
hoz1e- HIS Ehr.sttarlty enyeIcped n!x lNe- On Al
days and 10 III places ne was faithful Christian
and q faithful friend. His memory .ili alwara bt
him, s,
, 1869-12-13

To the ConaumptlTe.-Let those
who 1auen1sh under the fatal severity Of our clt-
mate through any pulmonary complaint, Of even
those who are u decided consumption, BY no
at hard, and one easily tned. "wllbor's CON-
pouEd Of Cod Liver OH and Lime, " without pos
aetslng tie re1y nauseasinR nasor Of the oil as
line with healing property which recdesa the
Oh doubly e11can0ns. Remarkable testimonials
of ita enleary can BE- exhibited to those who de-
lst No 1856 Court strees, Boston, aud by druggists
UnneraIlY
, 1869-12-13

TIE JKEHEL Cu1TIkE Cash.
Edwin E Asyes. Indictment tor an aesanlt
with lEteDt to llntder E. A JesseL Verdict, de-
ferdent Lot Rnlliy. In this cass the prosecution
showed IN assault by IN Intruder, upon Jesse, the
init HaJes, tne prisoner, WAS with Al acaoatnt-
auce In Jeffe1t aucttcn room, where, he naviES
denounced the manner ot cnitnctlug bastEesa,
as to xhcrl1er violence was offered Elr,, exceed
1Bg Ordinary violence, and the jury seem to have
believed mat there WAS such violence rendered,
recauee the TACT Of cutting Was hardly denied
The cutting wus upon the arm.
OTHER CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
William Bn1Ger, Indicted Tor the larceny Of sixty
paita Of aaoes, pleaded guilty aad waa sentenced
to 1he County Ja. fer len days.
Robert CEaubel pleaded guilty OF forgery and
fen.ence was Suspended IN Ets case