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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
The Gront Medical Mistake

OF former days was an utter neglect nfsanitary pre-
cautions. No efficient means were adopted FOR the
prevention of sickness. Sewerage was unknown in
cities drainage was rarely attempted in the coun-
try Heaps of oflal were left to rot in the public
Streets aud domestic cleanliness the great antidoe
to fcbrile diseases, was sadly neglected 1t is not
60 now. Wise laws, philanthropc institutions, and
a yigilaut sanitary police, have, to great extent
rcmedied the evil. Nor is this all. PREVENTIVE
MEDICATION has helped materially to lessen the rates
of mortality. 1t is not too much to say that TENS
OF rou SANDS escape sick ness in unhealthy seasons
in tho consequence of having INrIdoRATED THEIR
SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by course Of HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BlTTERs, This pure and powerful
vegetable tonic ani aiternatfv5 comprises the ex-
tracts and OF variety of roots and herbs
renowned for their strengthening, soothing, yitaz
ing and purifying properties. These medicinal
agents are Incorporated with split absolutely free
from the acid poison which dohles more or less, oil
the liquors Of commerce, and their effect is aiIusfd
through the whole frame by this active, ye. harm
less stImulant. The result is such condition Of
tho system rs renders it all but imperyious 10 the
exterior causes of disease such damp, fog sudden
alterations Of temperature, &c. Strength, and the
peri Q. regularity Of sll the functions ofthe body
ere the best cafe guards against Atmospheric poison
and the effects Of unwholesome water, and HOS
TEITER's BITTERs are the best Strengthening
aud regulating medicine at present known. Fol
dyspepsia aud biliousness they are ssrLcrrIc AEso
Lutte.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
biD"Joscph C. Mcconnell, having torn
Gown his old shop, is busily engaged in
putting up new one.

ASoTHER NICE PREsEST.-0n Monday
last, while sitting in our sanctum, beating
the skull over our sensorium, and not the
moving of the limbs of an awakened idea
showing that life was there, French gen.
tlcman, with q basket on hi, arm, entered
md stood before us. "parlez vous Fran
casc," said we; "Yaw, yaw, ferstay nix
nddlc. Ie-boodlc- -fat-a.ka ham shaw
something like tlat-.said he; whcreuron
IN. look from the basket and Presented
us magnificent bouquet, made up OF tu'
Der and pink roses, pinks, Gamma indico
nutothcr superb lowers-all set within
dong, broad, green leaf of the Gamma indl'
en-, the nosegay being fit for a floral com
pliment to a queen. The gentleman
name is Mons. Julien Reyerchon. lie oil
so gave us some very large anil luscious
pears, and number of peaches, OF tin
tcions de Venus Qcats of Venus) variety
one Of which measured over nine inches ii
circumference. We thank Mons. Revcrchor
for his kind remembrance Of us. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
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'he 'ns'ay Ia" Soldering in their hlossl--
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PFsn.sss Il Andy M.oFs Nc sas The dead
es.easseF stretched ulon the sTauHi sni
siihku.g in the sun, lie slaughter Ss'
complete one sas lsn To ell the tale
The snsmy belonged 10 The grand array u
OeR, JimFsoh Weed,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

A SOUTHERN Pacific RAILRoAD.-
Rev. DIR. Eliot, who has been over
the Pacific rpad, says is the set
tied conviction in California that
a more Southern road, TO avoid the
SHOWS, must be built. The prcsi-
dent of the Central Pacific is of this
opinion. He said TO DIR. Eliot that
4 "scuthern road was wanted right
away" and there was plciity of
room for two" The snow is fire.
qaently deep enough TO e6yer tie
telegraph poles on the line Of the
present road. For days in succcs-
sion The sEpws full burying every
thing but The Sigh trees, and the
d,Efts arc something spbIimo in their
way. DIR. Eliot docs not believe,
f,,o,., his observations, that any Id,
aoaa,e a, fence can be set up, taking
one vcar ~, : another, against tbe
SHOWS fhepas. " - t,,osr. = az 10
rniidest, with the leas ~ -.;,, Ia ! !,
has been known along tn II i ~
route for twenty years ihhdl, O"s
INTERRUPTIONS were cE iefisncea.
LGalr.lis- E-vs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Almost every day We hear many pers,

Almost every day VIC hear many persons
complaining of headache, loss of appetite,
and that they are not fit to do anthing, SC.
Many is the day that we have felt so our
selves, and in fact have gone TO bed and
imagined ourselves sick, bu! for the life Of
us could not tell what was the matter. One
day while thus complaining, q friend said
to us, "Why don't you try PLANTATION
BITrERs? they arc really good thing and
will make you feel like new man." Upon
his recommendation we purchased bottle
and took them according TO the directions
They seemed tc 50 right to the spot, and
gave us itfhiedidte relief. Ever since we
have taken every opportunity to recon.
mend them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Notice of Final settlement.

n J. PARKS, Administrator Of .,ae es-
q tair - "Tm. J. Dunr, deceased, has
filed in my Office his hnal account current
with said estate, together with his petition
pravins 10 10 released from further
liability as said administrator; this is
therefore. 10 notify all persons interested
in said estate 20 be and appear before The
IIonorable County Court q Dallas county
10 be holden al the Courthouse in the tow
Of Dallss, Oh the last Monday, lthe 5Oth
5nvl of Augr1st, alD. 1852, when AMI Nher'
the same viii be ncfed upoh, and eOntss
the sar1e II they think prUftt.
: s. JONES ca G. l. D. G. TeTas.
/ l,-liss -IuIy n ls9g-tggt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

rN-we take pleasure in calling atten-
,ion 10 the card of Maj. 7. C. Jordan, Bank
err and Dealer in Exchange, in to-day pa
per. Maj. Jordan commenced the ex-
change business in this city Immediately
after the war, md has increased his bust
ness 10 such an extent that he has ro1 de-
sotes his whole time exclusively 70 it, lie
has fitted up handsome salt OF Offices, IN
the second story ofhis brick buildings on
the west side Of the square, and is fuH.v
prepared TO do On extensive business in his
line. lie draws on Galveston, New Orleans
aud New York, and is prepared also to rake
very liberal advances on cotton ready for
shipment. lie sOlicits a Continuance Of
the very liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

Soy-The new law card OF Messr, Bur
ford, Good & Jordan, Attorneys a, Law in
io'day's paper. This firm are all well
known in this community, and The two first
are old citizens here, and have both Oceu-
pied the Judicial bench in this Dis,riet.-
We take pleasure in referring 10 them q.
reliable and prompt business men. They
will be found In the second story Of the
brick building on the west side Of the
square, over Mcssrs. Prathcr & Murphy's
store.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
The jail.

We arc glad TO state that contract Inns
been entered into with Mr.. Jno. Louckx,
for the building of two STORY brick Jail
in this place, for the sum Of $500, in
currency. The building, as represented
by the plan submitted 10 the Police Court
by Mr.. Louckx, will be a very substantial
and neat structure, and an ornament to
the town. II is 10 be ~ feet inches long
and 20 feet inches wide on = outside,
the walls two bricks 10 inchcs) thick, each
story TO be 10 feet Il, The clear, from floor
to ccili>g; with four piasters in front,
with caps and cornice all around. The
roof will be fiat with an inclination TO-
wards the rear of the building and covered
with tin or galvanized iron, which is to
have two good coats of paint, and the walls
rising above the roof, with batlcments,
thus presenting very good appearance.
The lower floor will have two rooms Is feet
square with hall feet wide between, in
to which will be the main entrance, and n
staircase 10 lend 10 tho upper or prison
rooms. Ono Of the lower rooms is to be
nscd as Jailor's room and tic other as .
ShcrTs Office. All the windows arc to be
sashcd and glazed, with iron gratings on
the outside. The upper story will be
divided similar TO the lower floor, with two
rooms as prison rooms and a hall. Tn one
of the rooms will be an iron cage of l2xl2
feet of 2xs inch iron bars, securely rivcted
together. The other room will have no
cage. Both of the lower rooms will be
furnished with Grc-placcs. All !hc work
is to be done in strongest manner, and the
whole building is to be finished and
ready for occupancy in three months from
the present time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

R6g- The HANDSOME new building Of
Messrs. CASTOR s Camp, situated at the
intersection of Main and Jefferson streets
known as the "Railroad Corner" is fin
ished, and the store room is perhaps the
neatest fitted up, as il is certainly one o.
the most desirable stands, in town. II IL
now occupied by Messrs. Ash & Wagner
who moved in during the present week
Their stock Of goods, comprising all kinds
deserves TO be seen. They are selling a
the lowest rates and ask the continued
patronage Of their customers and the pub
lie generally. See their advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

topcroPs Of all kinds are good this
season net excepting the baby crop, 4
gentleman in the country, not far from
Dallas, Was lately presented with twins
and the happy father says that on ssfa,shl
line with his residence, the same present
has been made to two other gentlemen, aud
he says he don know how much further
down the line such liberalily extends
This is the way 10 I'll zip tho Country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

LII. GARDNER s. Co.-This New Orleans
dry goods house is rapidly growing into
favor with the merchants of Texas. Maj
J. NJ. Douglas, better known in the Trans
Mississippi Department as the "Pork and
Taters' of Walkers Division, the repre-
sentative of this house in Texas, has been
spending few days in our city, s. aking
hands with host Of friends, and with
sharp eye for business, no doubt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

nGy"We last week and this had the pleas
ure of greeting in our Office the generous
and gentlemanly 7. D. Sedbcrry, Esq, OF
the popular New Orleans grocery firm OF
IIartwell, Chambers & Sedbcrry. Their
stores arc in the capacious building num-
hercd 81, on Tchoupitoulas, between Nat
chez and Gravicr streets. Send them an
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
SPECIAL Noet1CEs.
Butchers Lightning Fiy-killcr'
Death to the Living Long live the Killers
Sold By Dealers Evrywhcre!
Oin,n,cn ana pilIs.-wi

EIoIIowny's Oininicn ana Piiis.-Wher
Sore or ulcer, or absccss, has become chroncally
seated in the leg it Is cousidc red very difficult t'
eradicate. Hospital treatpc nt rarely accomrlishct
cure ia these crses !; yet, there never was cast
discharged as "incurabe" from public institution
which IIoLIowAs's OINTMENT might not havo heaet
If appled accoid ding to the llscrtirns. As chronic
liberation impcsa faint in the blood, 1t NAV be as
we'll to take a dose of lloLLowAr's PiLLss now ana
then to purify that fluid. Sold by oil Druggists
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

Bas" We publish today, the .Proclama,
ton of the President ordering the election
for or against the Constitution, but moth
ing is said as to an election for the various
State and County officers. QuERY-Docs
il mean that there is to be ONLY an cleo
ton on the Constitution?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

IMPORTANCE OF Coon SEED,-All
farmer. know how important il Is 10
have the best seed for any crop but
in nothilg does this appeal more
than in wheat, Mr., l., ", Williams,
residing two milcs east Of sherman,
has shown tho editor of the Sher'
man Courier samples of two kinds
of wheat grown by Mr.. Williams
this year. One, tho "Booghton
wheat, has a reputation in Tonnes
see as superior to oil other kinds,
II Is large, beautiful, light eolorcd
grain. That predicted by Mr., vii
liams made an average yield ofcigh,
teen bushels To the acre, weighed
sixty pounds per bushcl, was sown
the 18th Of November, and harvcs'
ted the 10th Of June. 1t isa smooth
head. y..- =,
Tho other kind is the "Ambcr,
wheat, was sown November I'D
and harvested the first OF June. One
acre, cut of of black land, measured
twenty-five bushels, and weighed
sixiS-,ttcb pounds TO the bushcl. A
portion of the land on which both
kinds grew was rather poor; still,
an average of cightccn bushels TO
tho acre was mado. II will be seen
tina. the Amber was sown latest and
rcaped ten days earliest. Mr.. Will
liams is of tho opinion that tho Am
Der is the superior wheat for Texas
The grains are large and rather
dark colored. 1t is also n smooth
headed what.
Farmers should prepare to sow
by the LIST of September. The ear
Iy sowing last year made much the
best yield.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

A wag of II boardcr complained to
the mistress that the sun must have
gone under n cloud when the shad-
ow of the chicken fell into the pot
where her broth was made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

French and Spanish (if desired, extra.
Bible Readings and LECTURES every
morning.
Scientific Lectures during the entire
term.
Pcnmanship, Reading and Composition,
through the entire course.
Tuition, payable quarterly, l23 mon'hs),
in specie, or its equivalent in United states
currency.
Pupils charged from entrance-deduc-
lions for prdtraOied illness only.
Board filth the Principal or in the best
private families, at front ten to twelve
dollars per month. u,..-,
Mrs 1. d. Manson, for the last two years,
principal teacher in "Corona Female Col
lege," Lebanon, Tennessec-a lady of supe'
rior social qualifications, and of the very
first order of scholastic ,attainmcnts, VIII
assist in the Literary Department.
Mrs. r. p. Hardin, long and favorabIy
known in Eastern Texas, MS a teacher o.
mnsic-a lady of elegance and taste-takes
charge of the Music, and will have her in
strument and room near the school.
Small boys admitted. :,
The school will be conducted in the Hal
ard rooms adjacent for the present The
| new College building will be ready by th'
first Of January, when 10 shnll have ac:
commodations for 175 or 200 puh'sa" W
can now comfortably accommodate IN IN
three rooms VIC occupy 1870 pupils. W!
cxpcc. the school 10 be supplied soon Will
Apparatus for illustrating the Physica
Sciences. w. III. SCALES,
Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

Rd-Mr. j. NJ. Cochran, Of this county,
assures us that he has counted in his cot
ton field one stalk with 267 squares. Can
any country, out of Texas, beat such cot
ton as that? We think no country can
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

CuNmMlgiELE rRuscmITioN.-
Tho Mobile Register learns that Ae
name IT every resfru over lhoi" y ho
voted flf Soymour. and iilalr has
bacon stricken from ihe registration
list. What clnlolapllble surIei-
lance is lhisl Who bat tho dirIiosl
dogs that over disgrarod lho shape
of humanity could be- guilty Of ~
Tho Register advises the blacks
who have hocn so treated 70 20 10 the
probate Office aud have lheli names
put back on the list.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

Among the patents lately issued
arc the following to citizens Of Tex
as: a. G. and j. r. Cummins, Nc
Kinney, plow; +. c. Richer, Gil
mcr, oscillating steam engine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
ESTRAY NOTICES.
nALLAs CniINTY.

TAKEN TF ~ w-.iry oysreni and ssiTayei -,
fre DrR, Long, J, y, Precinct No, ], me hhLT
NAY rosy MARE. laid iarii, " hand. hith'
branded ! I un len hip aud len shaulirI, AraI'
oIi. One sTAwnERgY ROAS MARH, ysaf'
old u hands high, thTre whit isi, bfAniri Win
hrart aud = on len sh0nldsr' hlr''ho' The '~o
'I TSRrS Or l., VIM H. Crow and s.rsyci Lsfts
prn. Long, J. T.. Precinct No, !, one nay HORSE
f,uT while feai, some white In lace, years ell,
brspded ] u and On lrii hip aud shoulder, uns
nay IiOBsR year. old, ono white toa'' biah,,'
CpI u.r nay fILLEr, blaze lace, year, odd,
nnicrbit In len oar, aud branded on lcit hip and
shoulder. one soRRRL NEARLiS0 COLT laid
face, branded I on LETT shoulder. One DAY MAIZE
aud COLT, blaze face, white iee,; lo9 " |sn'
aud spanish brand. One GRAY HORSE year,
old. III hands high, branded man. head. lii'3t
TAKEN UP by Noah Newman and e,iTayrd be.
oBAY HORsE PoNY. no brands, s years old. Onc
SCRRnL MARE, years old, no brand ltI5t
TAKEN rr by John ". Edmond-on aud csiraycl
before J. r. Mcknight, ?. rrecinrt MOL, 'h'
following animals One BAY MANh' yea,s olu,
10 hand. high, small blaze IN the f,cc right En,'
| enlarged one GRAY MARE, lls hands high
branded 4 : ON the len shoulder. aud on the cii
| side; one CII ESTLUT SORREL MARE, ycarsold
10 hands high branded on len shoulder aud side
ono IRON GRAY HORSE COLT, year old. iG;it
TAKEN UP hy q. VI. Gray and cstrny.d before
Ben Long, \. =. Precinct No. !, one Dun HORSE
black name and tail, 49, hand high, ~ Year,
i'll,
| shoulder. Also one SORREL MARE, u hands
higI,, branded on left shoulder u or years old
| Also one PAINT MARE, branded With heart on
tho len thigh 30 gu lei shoulder, or years old
| Also ono year old SORREL HORSE, brand indis'
crbaLic h Ipnc BLACK MARE and increase
l2lS hands hifh, S ORR years old. branded y Gu
/ ripLt shoulder. Also one BAY MARE aULE
or years old, saddle and harness rdrks, u hands
high aud blotchcd brand Oh left shoulder. Alsc
one pacing BAY HORSE MULE. Il years oil, sad
die aud ear marked, 1915 hand high brand indis,
crihabic. Also ono BLACK SPANISH MARE
MULE, Spanish brand on left thigh and on l"ii
shoulder 1llg hands high the whole lot valued at
| S2iO. ....-. Asst
TAKEN UP by A. S. Clark and c',rNycd before
g. ". Durrct, J.=p. Precinct No. 2, one BAY
| HORSE, hog backed. hind teot white, abont ],
| years old, u hands high; valued ut SO Host
| TAKEN uP by j. h. Lloyd aud cstraycd bcf"rt
| q. W. Durratt j. =. rrccint No. 7, one BAY NJ ARE
about 10 years old, II hands high branded . or
! thclcfi shoulder valued at ST, lEat
TAKEN UP by n. ". Davis and cstraycd hcfcr'
g. W. Durrctt, J. T. Precinct No. 7, one .....';;,
MARE, small star in the forehead, about IL or u
years old, Ii15 hands high branded U.G aud la
a colt; VALUED at $40. iliat
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.C.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
E.ror. of Noufh.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for year. from Nerroui
Debility. Premature Dccsy, and all the elects o
youthful iudiscreton, will, for the sake Of suierih;
humanity, send free TO all who ned II, the reccr
aud directions for making the simple remedy b
which he was cured. SUFFERERS Nishus to proht u
the advertisers rieBcs can DO so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHN D. OGDEN.
No s. Cedar street, New York.
June 4, lseo-31:ly.
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T,i.i,, t.sfssssss.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07
Notice Of Final settlement.

VNTM. X. MAsTEN, Administrator Of
w the estate of Emily NJ. Thomas,
deceased, has filed in my Office his final
account current with said estate, together
with his petition praying 10 be released
from further liability as said administra-
tor; this is therefore, TO notify all persons
interested in said estate to be and 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,
Ithe goth dny) Of August, AID. 1869, when
and where the same will be acted upon,
and contest the same if they think proper.
JONES, elk. c. c. ID. c. Texas.
Dallas. July 81, lsG9-iG.3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-07

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md how did be then PTOeeel' lie took
knife from behind his nsek, aud slashei
away at jimPson weed,