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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

! TO the Sheriff or any Constable Of Tie County
| cf DaLksS,-GREErISO:-
NNJHEREAS, JOSEPH II. SMITH did,
! w upon the 4ih day of May, 1871, file
| his petition in the Clerks Office of the Dis
trict Court of Dallas County, Texas, against
PHILLIP METZK Err, which said petition
| is duly supported by affidavit TO the effect
that sal Metzker is not resident Of the
State of Texas; you are therefore hereby
commanded that you, by making publica-
ton Of this writ In some newspaper IN the
County of Dallas If there be one published
in said county, but if not, then in the near
est county where newspaper is published,
for four weeks previous to the return day
hereof, summon the said Phillip Metzker,
who is not u resident of this State, to be
and appear before our Honorable District
Court, to be holden in and for the County
of Dallas, at the Courthouse thereof, in
the town Of Dallas, on the first Monday in
June next, then and there 10 answer the
petition of said Joseph IL. Smith against
the said Phillip Metzker; the general ma
ture and object of which said petition is to
remove cloud from his title OF l6O acres Of
land and quiet his possession to same, and
to obtain decree diyesting oil the right
title, interest and estate said Metzker may
have in and to said 100 acres of land out
of said Metzker, and vesting same in him,
said Smith, said 100 acres Of land lying
and being situated in the County Of Dallas,
in said State, and patented to said Metzker
BY the State of Texas on the l4th day Of
December, 1870, Patent No. 3O4, Vol 3S,
Srd Class, as assignee Of BENZ. CrownoVer,
by virtue of affidavit, No. 4, dated January
10Th, 1867, and transferred TO said MetSker
by said Crownover, June 7th, 1859, said
100 acres being fully described in said
patent; and alleging, in substance, that
the said Metzker, soon after he became the
assignee OF said Crownover to said land,
for valuable and sufficient consideration,
did sell, transfer and convey all his right,
title, interest and estate in and to said l60
acres Of land described in Said patent 10
one Peters and - Routs, jointly and
thatby o regular chain of transfers and
convey ances from said Peters and Routs,
through several other parties, the same was
finally sold and conveyed to plaintiff, who
took possession of the same, and has for
several years cultivated and paid taxes on
the same, aud paid all expenses In precu-
ring patent therefor.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said Court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Witness: John NJ. Laws, Clerk Of the
said District Court of Da las County, Texas.
Given under my hand ana seal of said
Court, at Office in the town Of Dallas, this
the 9Th day Of May, 1871.
JOHN VI. LAWS,
Clerk b. C., D. e., Texas.
By Y. Z. COMES,
Deputy.
Attest:
STEMNONS & AULT,
Aftorpevs for Plaintiff 24.lW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

t.aptstun ..s, ,s,Hsts Nsssa
Nfsfs inrE. tttsrfn AusiIn
Hh.ItIs Ga.ts,iul sni Beaver 4 Big
ftaI tsssAty sui.l mailuiy,
30 tftu ,sfti % fc iiufrTnur
nri has is,.ei "a lAtsme a las, ~
1ss suid "A vould M arrryiousn um-
lsr Df ha NrfkiV We have M
duuti ilr lliil u.u'l psss wi,huu,
Ice ,ltsily. lti wtsih,T che rosd
could h. bai.t "a Wsil,r Of 'ina'l
IA wnHld h. vut ~ gual .mi1f.
tanr, ia ihe State snd deserve -
go. -ns'icralion That lsr pres
,ut hiil, however, should rrcrivc lhe
,avci Rors veto lh,rv ran hv nu
doubt We greatly desire q $50
railroads scattered over every part
~ ihe State, il il ran bvdCns inside
the Consultation,
The people ~ Galveston and
Houston are Of course deeply later
sslrd in Ibis Iosd, and What il 1,
their interest Is, a. some extent ih'
interest IT tho whole State, fA'
publie domain shoald not, nndcl
any circumstances, 10 sqaahdero,
as Il has been by previous lr.sisla
ton, Under the present tonslila
t,0n L cannot bo dVns without VIC
lalR,g il PLATA provisions, Mos
Of tho Legislature, however, oib1ll
parties, appear anxious 10 dlspos'
0i the lands for internal improve
ment purposes, 4 dreadful pres
sure has t,ven brought To bear upol
mrmb,rs, aud they have been 10
duccd TO forget or disregard th
wishc. Of the people on this subject
Ia this State the lands have noVo
bull, any roads, aud il is time, an
mare than time, tho policy b
changed. So thought the Trainer
of tho Constitution, so think III
people, and that opinion should an
will ho felt aud respected,
Marshall Weekly.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

AN and after Monday, April 81, 1871,
" PASSENGER TRAINS will leave
Houston daily, Sundays excepted at II
AN and SIS IN, renching Grossbcek, the
present terminus, Of 1870 IN. and II ".
Connects at Hampstead, n. $50 IN,
with trsis hr Ledbeticr on tho Western
Branch, arriving At $40 ~.
Returning. leaves 6roesbeek ht $40 AN,
and 2 P.y.; Ledhettor ats AN, aud arrives
ut houston at 100 Pm. and $50 An.
CONNECTS WITH STAGE AT
N A V A s Q II A
For An dcreon, Crockett Palestine, Hunts
Vile, etc.
AT KoSSE
Fer Waco
AT GRCESBECK-
Fur Dallas, Sherman and Northeastern
Texas; and
AT IEDBEI'TER
For LaGrangc, Rastrop, Austin, San Mar
COS, New Drauafels and San Antonio.
Baggage checked through to and from
all stali0ns.
X. G. HOWE,
superintendent.
March 81, 1s7l.-li:Iy.
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FRUITS & FLOWERS,

vJ>O those interested In the cultivation Of Fruits
/ and Flowers In North and Eastern Texas, We
respectfully invite pernsai OF the following facts
and testimonials
During the Fall Of l2GO. we, through onr Agent.
Mr.. II. Richmond, Jun, furnished many Fruit Trees
TO the inhabitants Of Graysth, Collin and Fannin
Countiee and VIZ have proved beyond u question
that Frt can be successfully cultivated and that
Trees pfbcurea from our Nursery have given uhi.
vcrsal satisfaction In these districts THE trots
making fine growth and producing fruit of superior
quality; as the following Testimonials will shaw,
which We publish by permission, thus enabling ns
to satisfy the public that they can, through bur
agents, supply themselves with Fruit and other
trees rrBm we'll established and reliable Nursery
The following from the wcl-known Orcharuist,
Mr.. VIM. G. Gentry, Of Sherman, Texas, (who has
the largest fruit orchard In Northern Texas, Ia the
result If his experience with Fruit Trees from oar
Nnrseries:--
" Iftss,s T. b. Yale & TO-, Nurserymen
Sits = have IN my home farm an orchard OF
! Aptlt, Pear and Peach Trees. procured from your
Ndtsery, through yotir agent, j. Richmond, jun,
in the Fall Of lSG0 which have been In bearing since
the ytars lsC2 1861 ard 1854. Tho Trees have made
a strong and healthy growth from the first year
until the present. producing large crops Of superior
fruit: From my own experience as an orchardist,
and that Of my neighbors, uihesitatingiy recon.
reliable trees. WIN. G. GENTRY.
Sherman, February ~, 1871"
T" we, the undersig led, having bought Fruit Tteta
from, or have knowledge Of the trees sold by tho
urn OF D. W. this o"o "'yo'"''s
ties, do fully concur with Mr.. Gentry in the above
,tatethent and fec justified in saying that the Muir;
sery Arm OF T. D. Yale Co. Is an honorable Hhd
reliable house.
d. 0. Dngan, merchant; r. @. Hall, meichatt ;
J. NJ! Stratton. merchant; J. q. Richards, net.
chatt John Dorchester, PM 8. Hare, attothes
at LAW Joseph Blcdsoe, attorneyi G. A.. Dicferi
man; Ed. Courier; NJ. Leeper! -.
We also have letters Of torrmendation from he
folihwing well.known gentleien Hon. j. u. SELF,
of Cooke county; Hon. J. q. George, Of Graysbn ;
Hon. b. s. shel6urne, of Collih Hon. W. ?. Nc Lear
Of Titus; Hon. J. W. Lane, 9f Dallas: Hon i, l..
Moore, Of He'd Rrer; Hon: +. p. Rector, Of Hop.
kins; Hon. Ira n. Evans, Of Eueces.
We propose, through OUT, Agents, to thoroughly
canvass thu present season, the ties of Grayson,
Cooke, varhin, Lamar, Red River, Titus, Hopkins
Hunt, Collin, Denton and Dallas and we assure
those who may favor us witt their orders, that they
shall be honestly and faithfully executed.
Respectfully n. B. YALE & co.
Proprietots Of Brighton Nursery, Established 1881
! ROCHESTER,, MY.
Sherman. Texas, March l, 1871.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

North Carolina can hardly be
vlassed rs literary commonwealth,
II has population VI over l,OOO, 900
people, and there are only about GO
newspapers and periodical, publish.
ell in the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27
OWNERS OF LAND CERTIFICATES
ATTENTION.!

rINHE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce
i that he will locate Land Certificates of any
kind, the best vacant lands to be found, pay all
expenses up to patefting, aud receive payment In
one. fourth of the land lie will also guarantee that
the land shall be located and field notes returned Ia
the Land Office, reany for Patent, within 4 months
after the certificates ore placed In his hands Pay.
ments for locating must be made by deed to Oh Q.
fourth of the land Immediately reception Of the
patents.
He would further sdd, that he is and has been for
some time engaged largely In this business, having
within the last twelve months, located over one
hundred sections; and having gone to heavy ex-
Fense in procuring all necessary information from
the Land ONCE, and from other sources; as to the
most eligible and desirable locations to be found, he
Is prepared to get tbs best locations to be had.
lie is now prepared to locate large quantities OF
Railroad certificates on the finest quality Of wheat
growing lands, Mt short notice.
He will find lost certificates, perfect land titles,
and attend In any and every way to the best interest
Of those who have claims land for interest in
the same. Very respectfully,
M. D. BULLION.
KLrEREscEs.
Samuel F. Moseiy and T.y Rogers, Esqs., Jsfer.
son, Marion county; pr. l. r. WOrrall, Austin; Ma
jor J. X. Thomas and W. g. Buckley, Esq, Navaso.
Ia, Texas; W. A. WORKMAN, W. NJ Payne and W. ~.
Ewing, E.qs, TarraDt, Hopk ins county, Texas Col.
4. q. Mccoy, Hon. n. NJ. Burford. DR.. J. W. Haynes,
Hon. T. q. Garland, District Jndge, n. X. Coombes,
ESQ, @. @. Bower, B~q- and ,. X. p. Record Dallas,
TeNnr; Hon. n. n. Iisrneli
DALLAS, TWAS, October y. ls7o-t:t
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MRS. 8. r. DAVIS,
DressTnakef.

IN EsPECTFUJLT announces 20 The L.
lie dies q Dallas and lie vicinity, that
she r. nov prspsrsd 70 execute Wort
u al kinds in her line viii nestnsss
ard dispsteh-
Re,ise.es ~ u s-eet opposite J. "
s-iGs ens nes- fie Gs-ak Cslsgs eos
saEer -ss-rs q cs-rf-ucfion-
NRs. J. 2. DAVIS.
Dallas, Ds,ss.bs- 70, Is7o-lssns
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KENTUCKY JACKS,

VHAvE EIGHT SUPERIOR JACKS, the
! choice out Of twetty-six, all selected
from the hest Hue Grass Couhties in Ken
lucky. As the present sesson is nearly
over, and as have so far failed to sell for
cash the fine animals YET Oh hand, have
concluded to trade them for Cattle MGiss,
mud broken Horses. viii take Cattle and
Mules as Young rs two years old or sill
trade for COTTON at the highest market
price.
The Stock can be seen At II. c. Thornton 8
twelve miles south Of Fort Worth. Until
the let Of June. JOHN HENDERSON.
May 18th, 1S71-25:3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

THE ILLUSTRATED
P0LTGL0T FAMILY BIBLE,
CONTAINING the Old and New Testai
" ments, with the Marginal Notes, and
full and choice selection Of References TO
parallel and illustrative pass ages, arranged
in a manner hitherto uDattemptedi toge-
Their with a Concordance, q new and COM
plete DICTIONARY Of THE BIBLE, in
which every difficult word is explained I;
and also o Family Record, many useful
Tables and valuable Treatises, designed to
premote and facilitate the devotional study
Of the Holy Scriptures.
The Undersigned, Agent for Dallas Co.
for the above Books, will visit the citizens
Of The City and COUNTY Of Dallas, TO exhibit
the Works and take Subscriptions.
r. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Dallas, May g, le71.-3i4t
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of DALAI Coun ty -
GREEflsG - r-.nrr o. - .
WHEREAS. JOSEPH o TURNER aid, on the I2th
w dav 81 May, \ u. lS7l. iis in The bftce Of ID,
Clerk Of She District Court Of Dallas Cluniy Texas
his petition against L. D. SIMPSON. duly supported
by affidavit 70 the ehct that sid T.. " Simpson il
not resident ofthe Stale az Texas ;-fOn there
hereby commanded that you, by making pnbli-
cation of this writ IN s1tIe newspaper published In
the County Of Dallas, IL there be puldlshed IN
ala county, but Il not then In the nearest counts
where . newspaper s puiiished, Tor four weeks pre-
riuus 20 the return dap hereof summon L. D. Strip
son, who v not n resident % this State To Be and
appear hefore the Hrnorable District Court. 10 h.
holden in and iur the County Of Dallas, IN the State
Of Texas n the COurt-liouse g. the Town Of Dallas
on the First Nond4g in June next, then and burs 20
au.--sr the pciirfln Of Jo-erh o. Turner, HE'D 10
raid Cnurf. against aid l. D. Simpson The general
nafure aud Object n which said ptfti 10 siifr y
the eollrctiOn q f~o PrOmi-s0ry Ngies, erecui-d
~ the ssid y. y. Simpson the 5isf Day ~ Jan.
nary A.B ls7n. rzynbls on ~ tsf,rrs fbs 18Th day
~ Iarurrf fher--nrr: Of said fffss sxecufed
Jesaph o. Turr-f. 81 fhesrrn ofsif hnndr-d dolrrs
in specie the otissr - 4 =. Turner, 81 he q
hrndr-i dollars: Nhirh raic l1rf-rarlad 1nfs
"a frHif.ierr-i Jos-ph O. Turner hcfh ~ vhich
aid nrrsa given and So Ire fairnrs II The
rur-btze nBrney fo- TO- cer1an tracts u lsnd cun
t-yed - s.ia J. D. slnIp-1n y The sid sss-ph o
aud a. l. Turrsr. fhs ass dsy u garusry. A. y.
fs71- the SRI frrrf crtfEiri-r - .crss - lana
hing ra-i n ne =. .. hid btsd-rirbt surrsy !
III ot.sr trsyf s-inE -sfty-ons ncre-. and h-ins
rart " fhe y. 2 sfrht Survey n1d rraTirE 10
70 rr=nf ~ his aid sus 81 rBuney IN said rrorsis
so~T isotes rsnfiansd- -rf ~ The snflrrrr~rf d
"a rsualr. lien INA ne tie I'D utgrs c..crtst
trzc-s q i1r1.
He-rin fi pof. ~ hzrt 30 fher ~ -h--s -
f1rs i5 Cou-t thit vrit, ia Tuur rs-urn Theresa
showing 80 ycu ha-eszsrut-t ne sass.
Girsr rrasr ~ farf 10 ~ 49, ~ fhs Dir-ri-f
Cou-r - f1lss -1urfT, I-zn. this Ia tsg Of E.y
AD-1El
JOIN =. IErs
81 Dr. O. Dr1Ias -. Tarra
HyZE c---srt n-T-t-.
I'll Vr-r-ar- Ar-T 81 Plzlrtlf r-4re1
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Auest:
STEMNONS & AULT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 344w'
LOST Land Certificate.

NO l,4Ol.
WE have LOST INDICATED Balance 81
w Bounty Land Warrant Certificates,
No. l,4ol, issued to Joseph c. Hart by Jo-
seph GilIen, AdjutAnt-Gensral Of the State
Of Texas, on The llth day Of November
1853, for $40 Acres Of Land, 100 Acres
INDICATED. II no intelligence Of il be re
eeived at the General Land Office within
the time prescribed by Law, We shall apply
WI. CONNER,
,. n COSNEH.
April q. 1S71.-35er.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27
RAMSDELL NORWAY OATS
100 BUSHELS PER ACRE!
--000-
STRAW BETTER THAN FINEST HAY.
r Il a .

IL Ii "a
ASrIAsoSyILLr, fSp.
Lat winter I rspeTimentrd with the Notsay Dat
s,rAs for Feeding purposes, with most satisfactory
rpsuIis would soon have IL ~ the best Of hay
Horses, cattle and sheep will leave Timothy hay Tor
thi, straw. tried them al, at different iiu~s and
In various Ways. with the lame result, These heis
I regard ~ very Important TO farmers. We eau we'll
AFFORD to buy seed at SlO.Os per hushrl .y,Iy year,
II that WE'RE necessary. - y. kLNpAhL'
ssIrHPoEr, Pa, -, 1879.
Your seed doubled In yield tlat of the New Bruns.
wick. sown on same land. They are thin lAllsi,
aud heaylest grain ever saw. l would now pay
s25CO per bushei for your seed rather than SOW
other oats. ,, u. Cuhils'
PRosPECr, ONO, -, lsTn
I raised i3iS bushels from half.p'ck Of your
so-4l, weight 80 ms. to thr bushsl-gfew six irct
high. 1 have repeatedly been offered 5000 per
bushcl for by scca, but shall not SELL want all
myself To every farmer l say, their equal does
not exist J. d. SLEMMoNS.
New Y0pK. September cd 1879.
You will remember the circumstance Of my par
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

Agency -. B. Y. 4 Go.
March IL, l87l.-26:6;n.
TTY ANTED.-AGENTs,l $40 per day to
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Has the under fsed, makes the
+" loci. stch." talike both sides AMI Is Juus u.
esnsed. The best and cheapest family Sewing Ma.
chine in the market. Address JOHNSON, CLAIM
a Co, Boston, Mass: Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago
Ill.,, or 81, Louis, Mo. 2s:sn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27
LOsT CERTIFICATE

[ HAVE lost fbe Hss5risht ceriihests
- Henry :. NuBson, by ne
ID Commissioners % Miisn
IN Of September, ls45. No-
go sores Of Land II
gard from q found in
lon vi Be 1sds 10 the
general Land OHes,
isats.
b THOMAS. Arsss-
7l.-2ffL
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INV ORLTAHI

NEW ORLrAH1
NEW OnliANS UI|.. .I.T
tsEf-TIrrrff fHHIFrFFHE
Fess %. nstifr, ~ F Frafs nt|f
sHN hrrrH H Irnf .r
trrH |H' .Haf.rf s.lrha#a DAD "Irr.... 81
90 HfltIHt lai.f tsHf ST.. .aas tfsl-
E.Ts fEH rHIrFEFCrrHrrrr
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riFFFT rsEFsarsE
a nHsussfas a 0s-, rrs1fH.s 5--..s. &C.,.
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esi- .risi-ir hi=tss st-t.f o. e. l-sifilllrl'
a.. ,, =, hs@pP, - BsF.srt siFs.a-
hfCHiAEEE
fkes n. Bsaisg, IA Rsrtits = Rgss,sr
..1 sisii.aslF siasa kaEiass 80 49, - .
hllsis stilsls hssetRss, c.ra 80 a Ausi Msls.
sirts taa eaisF fssas ga fatitass, ksliss
,.iiss Goa sAs f1sssas, ss- GHEasasEs sis...
eesgfs, -,
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wiiii-s HsAss, he o.EsAa.lsl ssTssi. ...Fs
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bFs hFiskstts - hisr@srs I'ussliGF q fsslalas.
d. hFsa., hi-esss q hIssi sst ca-sL
ass iss-..as'iaas fsEsi Cl@sa ssaa a. olTo.lsTs,
.sHERss sSR AESs FVENKHINs s00hS
Mt aai'hs, llsosAal sussi, SAL 81 CARTS
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Dolys Washing Machine

laFrsEri ~Rl kssNls fsEfNT hsEFgF Co.,
sasEEs 4Aa a. fsTfaT sggfs az 49, ssastiiaa-
ass ~ tslaftsr a. AHf sFFsFtiss - ~sshias
eisilrs iaFfEgra, sAa VI tssf tAfsT eas iNaas
fsisT, - sssiRg lshsT "a Flsitff-
sssiAtIE Ru.8As shs Asss ssas thsA tssiiG -
fsllasss
Tao ssts thTss- knrikt 4 tAs islaT asa aasi aAt
FsY ~ ihFHssitFf t.iA Il ssEfg 81 rsa IA sesat
lti FEfSg s.ats isl iiaTa a. Ess tlesas sRt sFFiF
AsTIiut 80 fuIs shsn h AsT tsasss- Ass oilaAn'
fiasg 'zRs-
~An F1st Mat NsshiEs MsfAiaR, Nc Asfs uiit
a. Ihs tllikps Y HRssf u ErTg ssI~faaT, se't
kAnt Nil ssst laHss Hsnhsf u Poses = is~
AaRFs - kslf'fh ~, cl EIisnslsl n slAs.tisi-
aTs .ssuTst hat h 10 ths sIraisfl hs'p Aaa essFe
asrf ~ iIas. lstaF sAa AeNsg ss base Dot hae Ia
ira4aesi iHis sgT teafshelaN
hILI.asss saita, Ass oflssRt-
u have La baiy washsT Ia ~ islsi'g ieTss,at
tiIns II ,sss ssiiIs salistArii.n ana tsss lAuss
90 IA esu.nsEa..t II "a no haat y FssIg hsuss-
asiaa \, fssgEss JsnsTssA, fsIas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27
PRICEs-A Fair Offer.

Ittis ssFsAsas 10 par T,sns siii 81 fuTHi'h,
81 sstt 81 us hsTtisss, $50 % ihs I.iAii fi.s''
Nasssg SIS EatTa WHhsrT tiu, ED 80 sill isT'
.sfa siiksT "a hsih msehiHss, fIss q height, q
llsfsA shsIs ~ eAs IL ssliins AAd o. saFs arc -
ihss iii h. 10 a. that eET.s u Fsfead ths ueh
- 4 sAy shs sishss - TriuIa Ne usfAists he ~
iHisai, siisTs HeHihs trial, As'sIsils " inss
tians.
30 hushsAA, hihsF 81 LFoiksf shosa FEAnH ~
AiaassFy q ..,hiHs 9Th Tho haudi, hny'I-e dAy
IL the ysaT shes d can 10 deas tsIlsf, asTe ss?s
siioa.y. ia is., l.soF, ssi ~ islsIY % ~. s.f
NHrFsf,t 40
SID ~ asaisr. tsnsrsily, 10 .yhsa liberal do
ss.at..fs aaa.. Ms, BROWNING,
0tssHai Agsht
- csuTIisndt Street. Few ieIt,
AsEa.i %. isfo-tSHf
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Ay er's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effactual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair Ia Thick
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27
NOTICE.

an HANDS WANTED, 20 cUT CORD
f" WOOD and saw LOGS.
JOHN n. CROCKETT.
Dsliss, Ms-1fll, ls7Is-95ar-
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A GENTS yvANTED.-(s225 A MONTTD
N by tho AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, NO.
March IL, 1s7l.-26:6m.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

CTRAYED, from CLEBUHNE, johnson
y County, on the Sd day of May, 1871,
TWO LARGE MULES. One Iron Gray,
the other a Mouse or Dun color both mare
mules, and about l6 hands high Iron
Gray about 6 years, the other 7 years.
Any information by which they can be
recovered, will be literally Rewarded by
HOLLiNGSWORTH & son,
Bankers, Cleburne.
May IS, 1S71.-35:2mR.
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ened. falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied aud decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it elsan and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or filling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparatiohs dangerous, and
injurious TO the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm H. If wanted
merely for
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chasing four h.shsi. Of your ,ssd cat, tvs yeATs
nso, at 5000 ~. bushsl, I believed Al the time
that wAs hrmbuEs.d, aud II "a, only at The ear
nest solicitation ofmy farmer that was Induced Ia
40 80. They were sosn on my Long Island farm. on
bnr acres 81 fair quality Il col, shd yielded me SO
bu,hel. ofthe finest oats ever raised saw. Ansf
giyint ny brother o. bushels, ny maa sold no
bushels at Sc per hushsi, bringing inc $4,000,
This wA., 81 eouT's, nosI satisfactory result But
what wish TO speak Of as most Important 20 the
farming ooinmIsity, Il III. quality ~ the product
After Careful experimental test, ain satisfied ihA,
the Norway Oats are worth stlcast third more than
tho salts row gensrally sold Ia market for feed
There Il rnch larger per eeoi. Of flour. AID u IL
sw,rier and morc nutritious. The straw kerl.n,
feed, my hprscs eating II with greater relish than
hay. This advantage alone, with Ne, IL worth from
5000 To 5000 per acre. They stand up Vtll, aud
are easily harvested. This season, the dry weAth-t
has caused failure Of tho cat crop, but ihs average
yield 81 Horways I. iully three times that Of other
oats IN the vicinity Of my farm. Having been lar
for any years, my opinion may hs oisdc value
and if.o, You are At liberty to use II. To farmer.
say. the prize Of the seed Il nothing compared 10 the
Immediate advantage. Il. V. NECHTEN.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

TO tie Sheriff or any Constable Of Tie Cou'
Of DuLigs.-GREETINC:-