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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
The Priaier.

Ne ia not hriieye the cram gel nom the
Norll aI large ihe eWdil a. Hhloh they sfo
iaitl, entitled. The NraTisomu hoars ihsy
,ps d ~ picking az the ll'ile '!Pe' ssre-
ialiN following copy, ITrl"snlly Tar 'hl'
see UntniEg hour, ihr care hsrr'sA'y 10
,s,spacs 40 Nunl and umii no step, ar
u,rTlunkr,i HrNl uninlng when the Paper
j. placed heiorr IN Vadrrs, The r'iilaTs
GENE IA Tor full share OF Praisr OF blame,
mere itrluenily the laiiee, hui the printer
Mi,huuI shum the editor oanli pnl IN no
appearance whatever, much lees eteiila'
lie "nr, j. simply forgotten.
We App-nd tie following besniihil iri'
lule 10 The " stick aud rule, IRON the ren
Of Rcui, =, Taylor, formally Of the Vh'eas"
Journal So
The printer is The adJu'ant n thought
aud this explains the mAsiery of the Non'
defml word iha, eau Aindle hope ~ 40
fons eau that word we with n hapd-in,
hand warmth IL iI--"r the anihor aud
PRINTER are engineers together. Engineers
indeed Nhcu ihc C"rsican humhauled
Cndix, at distance Of i've miles, II was
decmsd l.e very triumph Of engineering
hut what Is the range vi this whereby they
bumbarl the age. 10 Ice
There NJ the ease lie slTn"S, AMI
marshal, iu,o liuc the forcrS armed with
truth, clorhed with Immortality aud In
rlish. Aud what can Ice noblcr tlnn The
Cunipagr OF thought IN the sterling Saxon
Saxon with spear ar shield therein,
and that commissioned, when We are dead,
10 move gradually on To the latter ~ liable
OF recorded time. Ihis is TO win victory
from death, for this has no dying In IT.
"The printer is called u lsb1reri and the
Office he performs n toll. Oh! 1t II not
work. hut a sublime life he is performing
when he thus cites the engine that is TO
fling wordcd truth in grander curve thar
missile Ger before described; fling 1t into
the bosom of the ages, lie throws oil his
coat. indeed, but we wcndcr the rather he
does not put of his shccs from his feet, for
the plnec wherein ho stands is holy ground.
AZ little song was uttered somewhere leng
ago; it wandered through the twilight Zee
bier than u star; it died upon the car
But the printer takes il where it was lying
there in silence, like wounded bind he
sends il forth from the ark that had pre-
served it, and flies OF into the future viii,
the olive branch of petite, and around the
world with melody Ike the dawning oil
Spring morning!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Grape Wines.

"lIavo you choice grape cutting
that you want to grow? Then go
TO the woods, dig some roots OF Il
wild grape vine, cut them into pic
ccs of about six inches long, cut
your choice grape vine or cutting
into pieces of only one, or at most,
two buds; insert the lower end by
the common cleft grating method
into the pcice of wild vine root,
plant it in tie earth, leaving the
bud or the cutting just level with
the top of the ground. Every one
so made will grow, and in two
years become bearing plants"
The above is clipping from an
old newspaper, and concisely des-
eribcs the process of manufacturing
grape vines, successfully tried. Our
woods are full of wild grape vines,
and there are tons Of choice cut
tings which must necessarily be
clipped from valuable cultivated
vines this spring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Mark TIyaiR's Nag.


have horse by the name of
Jericho. He is mare. | have
seen remarkable horses before but
none so remarkable as this. l
wanted horse that would shy, and
this fills the bill; | had I'm idea that
shyiug indicated spirit. If it was
correct, ! have the most spirited
horse on earth. He shics ut every
thing he comes to with the utmost
impartiality. llc appears to have
mortal dread Of telegraph poles
especially and it is fortunate that
these are on both sides Of the road,
because as it is now, | never fall oil
twice in succession on the same slde.
If | fell on the same side always, it
would get monotonous after awhile
The creature SHE'D everything he
has seen to-day except u haystack.
lie walked up to that with an intre-
pldty and rcclilcssncss that was
astonishing. And it would fill any
one WIFI uulllIl lJiDlt w ~ Nv" nv
preserved his sclf.posscssion in the
presence of n barley sack.
This dare devil bravery will be
the death of this horse some day.
lie is not particularly fast, but |
think he will get me through the
Holy Land. He has only one fault.
His tai has been chopped off. or he
has sat down on it toe hard some
time or other, and has to fight the
flies with heels. This is all very
well-but when he tries to kick a
fly off the top OF his head with his
hind foot, it is too much OF varl-
ETY.. He is going to get himself into
trouble that way some day. He
reaches aroand and bites my leg
too. | do not care particularly
about this-only | do not like to
see n horse too sociable.
TThe Innocent's Abroad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Tie Cure Of Catarrh.

Take one part finely pulverized
salt petro, asd mix with two parts
white sugar reduced to -four. This
is an cffcctual remedy in all stop
pages Of he head, eatarrh, etc. 1t
must bcEDuffcd up the nose a dozen
times or aOre a day, according to
the severity Of the affection. Per
sons frequsntly die from eatarrh in
she head, the disease becoming so
hhd that the rsucus. instead Of dis
charging through the nose, az u
should do. falls down tie throat,
and lodges on tie lungs, producing
many a sore thrcst, the eaHse q
which is not suspected, and termi-
Mating fatally. in many instances, IN
that NEST dreadfal Of al diseases
consumption
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and AEue, Intermittent Fever,
ohm Fever, Rennittent Fever, Dumb
4r1e. Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.
and indeed al the affections which arse
from Tnalar1cus, marsh, or mlasmahc
poisons-
Hsftsu s71e frnfies. Il doss C,sre, and does not
fsii- Containing ns7f,fer Arsenic, Quinine' Bis
rurIfh. Zinc. nor anT dt,ser mineral OF pulsnn0us
srbsfance Wha-ersT, Il n r0Nise injuries any "a
farf- Tbe number and importance % ~ cures
y fhs arus disi7i.s, nrs literally beyond aceoufi
ard We believe uithrut parallel in % fisi =
On arre medirirt. or pride 2 Erli,i,ed y We
srtrngv llrmsuts ne receive n ne r1ldical cures
sffriad m ofstirnfe eases, and where ciiief ltlA-
e1ies had uhrliy fEled-
T-rarslirna-nl Tersurs, eiiner resi.lenl ~
Travelling through riasulafir ip-1iiilt-- ~ -
rl-ufrs-tfid ~ trtifir ire AGIE q n ohils-
Frr IfreT Com rlafHIfs- lflsrr frnln tp-lll-
n n ~ liver Il J. m rrrelleri remedy SIM
lrffua firs 1--we fnfr healflIT rrrirrr- e.
w. V1Iirffr rIi-friarz nfd Liver InfliI l-li- 7
i IN er-elirrf REMEDY urufluriuz niarT tIiil
rr-lr-tafle ctI-ss, where u-nsr rneli1llss n
I.--r~-.d ~ IN !. n ArFE Co. Fru1fira
- 1885, flsari-fs, 1l1ve1l, Mass.- an
--IF ~ rrInnd n Urrl1-
FE1CE. sIlOo PER BeTTHE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
LOST CERTIFICATES.

HAVE lost the Headright Certificate
issued 10 Henfy J. Muns5n, by the
Board Of Land Commissioners Of Milan
County. On the 9Th Of September, lS45, No.
&C. "a Class, for go acres Of Land d
The szms is not heard from OF found IN
sixty days, application viii be msde 70 The
missioner q the General Lana Ofhce.
Ct Austin. for duplicate
DAVID THOMAS, Ag>sk
Dallas April !, ls7l.-Zset
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06
FRUITS & FLOWERS,

vVNO those interested in the cultivation OF Fruits
and Fiowers In North and Eastern Texas, we
respectfully invite perussi OF the following facts
and testimonials =
During the Fail Of 1sGO, we, through our Agent,
Mr. D. RichinoIid, jhn furnished many Fruit Trees
to the inhabitants Of Grayson, Collin and 'Hnnin
Coun ties ; and we have proved beyond question
that Fruit can lie successfully cultivated ana thal
Trees procured from our Nursery have given uni
versal satisfaction in these districts the trees
making fine growth and producing fruit OF superior
a-aiity, as the following Testimonials VIII snow
which we publish by permission, thus enabling rs
10 satisfy the public that they can, through our
agents, supply themselves with Fruit and other
trees from well established and reliable Nursery
The folio wing from Tire weli-knowri Orchardist,
Mr. WIN. G. Gentry, Of sherman, Tc4as, (who has
the largest fruit orchard in Northern TeSas) the
result Of his experience with Fruit ftees from our
Nurseries:-
4" Messrs. r. n. Yale d Co., Nwseryner:
SIEs = have on my home farm an orchard Of
Apple, Pear and Peach Trees. procured from your
Nursery, through your agent, b. Richmond, Jun =
in the Fall of 1850 hitch have been IN bearing since
the years 1852, 1863 and 1864. Tho Trees have made
a strong and healthy growth ron the hrst year
until the present. producing large crops OF superior
fruit. From my own experience rs an orcharulst,
aud that q my ncghbors. ] uI-hesitatingiy recon,
mend your Nursery to all who si,h 20 my ESOo
sherman, febrnarv %, 1871"
"a We the upder,ig1ed having bought Fruit Trees
from. or have knowledge Of :he trees sold by the
firm Of T. B. Yalss& Co., in this and adjoining cgnn-
ties. do fully ccucur with Mr. 6entrg " tne huvNe
,iafcucnt and is,i justified Ia saying that the Nut-
ssry firm Of I. B. Yale a Co. is an honorabie anc
reliable house.
a. O. Dngan, merchant; r.. G. Hall. merchant
J. VI. strnftor, merchant; }. G. Richards, mer-
chant John dorchester, PM; :. HAre-' aiinrney
at law; Joseph BiedsOe. attorney; O. A. Dioker-
man, "a. Courief; n. LesPer-
We also have letters OF communication IRON the
f-l,ouipg w-ll-ksovn gentlemen Him J. D. sell
81 Cooke COUNTY; Hon. J. g. George. e Grsyson
Hon B. p sheIburre, II Collin Hen. " p 1eIran'
II TITUS, fftn \. ". Lane. Il Dullas Hon. " L.
More e Red Eiser Hon q p hecisrs q Hop
kins: Hnn Ira n. Evans, q kueoss. -
We propose through cur Agents, 70 thoroughly
rnurnss the present ssassn TIE CON ties Of Graysfn
Cooke, Fauuin, Lamar, Red River, 1itus, HoFkins-
Hunt Collin. Denton and Iialiss; and Ne assure
f- 40 rnsy fsvor NJ Nth their ordsrs, thAf thej
sbaIf " honesty and faifhfuily exeouird-
Hsrpso'i'l's' r. b. YALE q co.
Frsr-i.iors q Brightun Nursr-y. E.tsliisl-e -
EuCHtsTER. NJ
Sherman. T-ras, Maruh I. ls7l.
NR-Our Agents have Nnfrf.s O>rtitcat@ q
Arsnry.-T. p. l. 4 Co
Harrh ~. ls7l--Aseaa-
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OWNERS OF LAND CERTIFICATES
ATTENTION.!

rV>UE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce
1 that he will locate Land Certificates OF any
hind On the best vacant lands to he found, pay all
expr rises up 10 patrntnc. aud receive payment IN
one. fourth Of the nnd. lie will also guarantee that
tho jand shall he located and field n"ics returned 70
Tho Land Office. reaay for Patent, within months
after the cert iicaips are piared in his hands Fay
,,s,,s for Iocating must he made by deed TO one
E,utth VI the land Immediately reception OF the
patents. 49,. r.,
some time engaged largely In this business ha'ihs'
within the last twelve months, located over one
hundred sections; aud having gone to heavy eN-
ren-r IN procuring all necessary Information from
The Land once. and from other soureesi ~ TO the
most eligible and desirable locations 10 be i0nhd he
i prepared e. get the best locations to be bad
lie !. nov prepared to locate large quantities OF
IA load certificates On the finest quality oi wheat
growing lands. at short notice.
Ue will find lost certificates. perfect lsud titles,
and attend IN any and every way 20 the best interest
on fho-e who have claims land. for an Interest IN
lie same. Very respectfully,
M. ID. BULLION.
RErEHESCrs.
samusi v Mosely ard T. J Rogers, Esqs-, denrr-
.sn Mafion county; Dr. l. u. WOrfAil, Ausilni ha-
isr ! n. Thomas sud W. g. Buckley, Esq, Nnyn.o-
n. Terns: W A. Workman. W. II Payne and W. N
Tsinr Tsus Tnrrant5 li1pt ins county TeNas; Col
n a NrToF. Hon. y. NJ Bnrfsrd. Dr. J. W. Haynes,
Hon. 7. O. farlaud District Judge, 2. r. Ccoini'es,
F-a, y g. Bower Ksq, and ). x. 2. Record, Dallas,
T.Sss; Hon y. r. bzrnell.
MUS. TExAs, october I, lssa-i;H
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% I'll CE.

yf,WO WAGONS and TEAMS, sufficient
for Heavy Logs, e-n r-@ke Svoa wages
Hnuliug ont Sticks
have IO0eg Feet - Ctffon-ksod 70
CT snd H.ul 90 Sharcs
gOHN y. cfOCEETL
Dallas. March ID, - y t.-8u-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

ANpERs0NviiLE, IND.
Last winter experimental with the Norway oat
stray for feeling purposes, with most satisfactory
rosutr would M soon have IL as the hest OF hay.
Horses cattle and sheep will leave timothy hay for
this straw tries, them AL at different times ana
ia various why's, With the zane result. These inet,
regard as very important to fariners. We can Wen
afford to buy seed $1,000 per bushel every year,
il TINT wore neCessnTy. \. i. htNpNhn'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

Mad. Of I,bor Rum, vvhi-IS~,, Proof spi-
rits, anil Refuse Liquors, dyci"rrd, Hri'ri.
and sweotcne,l 10 please the taste, called fnn"s'
" Appetizdr>" "llrStorcrs," Sc that lead ihS up
pIcr on to drunkenness aud ruin, but are true
Mrlicin, lnic iruiu the Native Herbs nnd Root. "i
California, free from all Alcoholic Stimu-
lants., They ARE the GREAT bLoOn
PUR tEIEK nDd LIFE WIN
pUINiIPIE,R perfect EeIUvatori aud Inyig'
orator Uf tho Syatcm, carving on all poisonous
| natterl snd rtstOring III. blood tor healthy coh'
dtion No person cah take those Btters, according
| 70 directions. and remain long nuwcll.
! 500 will lie given for M incnrabla case, pro.
wing tho bones are not destroyed by mineral
p,-onz or other means and the vital organs wasted
hcrnnd the point Of repair.
| POrInfIin mmntOry ana Chronchhcu
m atisin, and Goui, Dyspepsia. or inui-
yc.tion, Bilious, Rcmittent ana inter
| misucut Fcycrs, Diseases of the hIOou'
liver, Kidneys and bladder, these nii'
tiers have been most successful sucn D us
| is generally produced by arrangement OF tile Ill
gcsiivc Organs. A..
TORPID liver and bowels. which render them o. nhc'
dunlled ricac IN cleansing the blood al All impi'
| rites and mparting now life ana 'gor 10 'h'
| Who'll, system. Ht. . Il T.,
Dysncusin or Indigestion. Headache. Pain
| In the shoulders. Coughs: liehnc"s "i ne fnrT'
| Dizzi1..s Snmr Stomach, had Taste in tile Alonlh
Billions Attacks. PalpitAtion Of tho Heart, c"pion-
| Discharges Of Urine Pain In til" Rrcinn' "i the
| Kidn.ys, aud a hundred other iininin symptoms
which are the ofsprngs of Dysinrsih, are cured ty
| thasc Bticr.. ,,,.,. -. g, -,
Cle,m,c the vi,iated Blood wlcHB|"r s6n find its
| Impurities bursting through the rhin " rtmP'oS,
Ernpons, or Sores cleans" II WHEN 1t "a ,oni' ana
your feelings viii tell YIN when: sEcrp me b'Oou
nure and tile health Of The SYSTEM will follow. IN "a
Pm, TAPE, and otRtt WORMS, lrkiht, III INC
system of so many thotaahds, ATE ehrci"aiy des'
For full directions, reai carefully TIL Fircnl"'
around each bottle, printed IN frnr ltrguaSes-
English German, French and Spanish.
]. WALKER, ~ n "a Commerce Sttcst, NJ u.
| pronrjctnr' h, II. MCDONALD E CO,
| Druggists and General Agents,
San Francisco, California, and " and u
| Commerce Street Y.
ny- sold BY all DrHzgi.is ind Dealers
ANpIN DALLAS, by CROWDUS TUhNhh.
FoSruary II, 1s7l.-?2:Gm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

TTTANTED-AGESTs SEQ per day. 20
w sell Tire celebrated HoME SHUTTLE sEN-
1Na MACHINE Has the rHdsr 's'rl, makes the
IaoE-s.iehr faiike both sides ant is fHiiE IL
oeassd The best and cheapest hInily sewing Ms
rf,in. h the market Addre-- JOHAcONs CLAIM
49, OF -. L0ris- Mo- zs7sfn-
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Inn STATE ~ TENAs.


T. all psrssns is'errsipl in ihe lsis'e ~
,hs Mings iiri'v Of Mary Richards dec d,
Mt. Hni.FnRn has ilri In lhe h'sirir'
rauu 4 sssiis, rsasiy, his sHahal FRsiti'
III lbv cfrii,isn ~ ihr rsislr ~ ihr iieir'
"a N.sy Rr-hauis, aorfasel, which = III "a
hratt n she neNi isun ~ szii tuai' op'a-
uisuriag rn lhr first AoHlay in 'hnr, Az,
lsii, ai are Ceuu-liause iaelr''' Ia he
,suu ~ Dallas, al which time AZ iFisaIs
Interested IN the eslaie ut s.il iainers may
aprrsr aud eanissl saii sKAilli, u lhe!
soe pI"prr
Nilurss John N, Lass, c.s'k " the
district ConrI II l'allas rouuiy-
Given uEier my Lani ai1 'hs seal oi
All CouTi Al oiiier ia pali.s, Lie ~ DAP
Of April, ~, ISL,
joins n, LAWS,
Clerk district Court, y, q, T.
aEit 10y Z, T.. CooahEs, brPniy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

iuf -FErt Nalh kasfsas fauFtr hNFaF tn.-
Wa A. "a lt,s fsgNaH $50, ass ssn 50 srsia7-
Htaf FH fF1uTasH o. cas- aiaHlaivt iI1 NefAiFs
rlatrt FErE iaEfNia. gsa Nd Sass a. iE qsf ieass
: aasg e sssiEe isiiaT Raa asii1Hs-
s.altsIa iassAr sis hsEr NsIa ftfaa tssiit -
f1lHgss
W.rt saFs thrss- fgTiAs IA, iahsf sui gssi sns
Tsa 81 tirEasflAus h.tt Ia Esns- ana aairtiHnfsi-
Ia ssfsF ssaEs lsti lfsTa o. 49, lhfa, 49, rsFss
a.sIE.st ksFI iArza b. hfF hsEti II Ate pllusts
flngaalf
AZ Fkulirai N2shiRs NsfhiNe- No harf iFinl
Il. Va llalhus v HasFF L. SIS srIaifT- A god
ssHa Mi sash . lsTsa nRlnlHT ~ fiHnss ~ q So
h,sEf iisAsish ~, ~ hFiss lsl Methodist
"AnrT fsfT isa Aners rRlrIar,lf STA lAsig- ~
as ass "A IhsI d j. a. rIFairsi hslr Aht e'a-
ailrF aitiraF, lstsT sHt sasrF - hasr gFi Aat in
lTatapf. iuia enr kaasshsltH
hiiliaNsRN eNilh, Nee ofifens,
Il h4rr kai a hsig NssAsF d ~ higi( iartstat
iitar d sisFs sHiiIe safisfsriihs sEf ists aoas
ia rs'2 lhsrdisg q a. ths enst " r1s'f tsar-
a.Aa-A 4, TestEs, ls1sTtaH, isAss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-06

hW N.HHN.
tgIE kssf iNsT tni.fs.ui h.laarf r
w FaaltF iaHi hsrHaf tFIt.trair.
A.. l.iui is-aTl ie ie,fih '' ha1t ~ ~
-FIt nlifit Al.aaai-tgliHl q. DO 'lsif
af fFaas "a Sis iiiA tsg hs'rl ifr
lsIt tsr H-n Arlss "a .aaA l"i Acme
aainrareL % 90 iufl.Efsrf a il 'r Tr-
unsI ~ 40 Grurusl lapi urlr Hi'tis
its lies llrssli'sol 10 Law, DC sas. aII p
iaga iull.Va's laHrsL .-..-..
!, 4, ruAAEa,
Anil II. ISIS iN.
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RAmsDEE.L. NORWAY OATS
100 BUSHELS PER ACRE!
STRAW BETTER THAN FINEST HAY.
r, Fl A d -

chasing fohr bushels OF Sott etHl oats two years
nyo, at 5000 pc. bnshtl. believed 1T the time
that was humbuggcd, uhi II wa> only vt the ear
nest solicitation Of my farmer that was induced to
do So They were sown on my Long lslafh farm, on
four acres OF fair quality Of soil and yielted Inc i6
bushels of the fnest oats over raised or siw. After
giving my brother 20 bushels, my NAH sold 900
bushels at 5000 per buslel, bringing me Sl,SuoOo.
This was, of course most satisfactory result. But
what wish to speak of, as most important to The
farming community. is the quality of the product.
Alter a careful experimental test, am satisfied that
the Norway Oats are worth NJ least third i.De than
the oats now generally sold in market for feed. -
There is much larger per cent of Hour, and u ~
sweeter and more nutritious. The straw is excellent
feed, my horses eating 1t with greater relish than
hay. This advantage alone. with us, is worth IRON
$1,000 to s4b.O0 per acre. They stand up well, and
are easily harvested. This season, the dry weather
has caused failure of the cat crop, but the average
Weld Of Ncrwuys 10 ,uly three times that OF other
oats IN the vicinity Of my farm. Having been far
Iner for dt years my opinion may be Of some value
and II So Won NJ liberty to use 1t. To farmers
saw the price OF the seed is nothing comPnred to the
immediate advantages. H. '. NECHrEN'
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PRICEs-A Pair OGtr.

Ifthr NsTghsnis in scr Iisns sill ~ faFnish
~ sfLd ~ 49, AsThinus, sfHi 80 ~ isial pIlsf
hasilrT SIS EHiTa MIinsrT sin, fsa 30 siil iaI'
wa rithrT "a 18th Iasshass, ~ u iIsishis 4,
larrs uhrTr a. nnr l. srlling and - sars az %
49, iii b. liksa, ihgi AeTrs g. Fsiani ~ lsah
"a n any Vre sisiFs "a Isiais NJ hasrhints tEr
HsishI, snsF n.uth's iTiai, @oNfains u i'lsf
'ians-
NJ hu.lAni. hiksF 90 hT,sihsT shnaA FFENiT IN
iTatgrTN Il ssshihs 9Th The hauis, hnS'l~a daA'
d %. YraT, shea il ecu 10 dans ifiisT nisIe rA -
iipa,s, Nth Ices lslaT, aHi 30 iHiaiy 70 ihs SAT-
ATinErF,
s.,ii - dealers ssRsuaiiy, h. shsm lii,,lsl iis
,..nts Az s,alr, u, :. nRuNNiNr,
neH.iai Agent,
- c.uHlahdi Street, fss ibIk,
August -, is5u-ialf
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SIS TO $3.50 per mouth s SyfTym msa, to ma" int
trniluco the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
= SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
o Machine will stich, hem, fell. tuck, quilt, cord,
ssSbnd, braid and embrolcr in most superior
manner. Price only SO. Fully licensed and
sc warranted for five years. We will pay 900
Q for any machine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. 1t
4 makes the Z" Elastic Lock Stitch" Every re-
r cond stitch can be cut, and still the cloth can
qS not lie pulled apart without tearing it. We
pay Agents from SIS to 500 per month and
s. ,hst amount nj can be made. Address sEcoMB
e & co, Boston, Mass; raburgh, Pa; 81. Louis,
- Mo- or Chicago, IN.
* March Ii, lS7l.-2GGm.
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A con ISOLATION for the ladies'
This wori5 afornds il him-Perfee-
tis1s. -PLiyh.
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eTrrs UayTFD--sszs A HCNTHl
n u rts tNFEICAN ENITTIE6 HacHiNE
al. BnSTf,f. NA-.- O. 81 LOTS, no
Earrk "a fs-l4--17lu-
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SMlrnropr, PA, -, 1870.
Your seed doubled in yield that nt tho Now brnna-
wick, sown on same land. They are thin hu'ed'
and heaviest grain I ever saw I would now pny
S25. 60 per bushel for your seed rather than SOW
other oats, .. u. WINS
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perfected arrangements with Mr. - W.
Texa him
of obtaining lhe
No1mh ~ nm nor Hstsnel D. RAMSDELL CO.
aaon Mr.
me- W. r. & Co.
H. 1S71.-2G3n. 81 al
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pR0sprCT, ONO, ------, 1870.
raised 1877 bushels from hali-peck OF your
goal wcirht Al ms to tho hus!cl--grew six feet
high. | have repeatedly been offered slo'oo per
hshel for my sccu, hut shall M" cell want u all
myself 10 every farmer ] snyJ their r!lni 1oeS
not exist. J. il. SLEMMoHS.
NEW York, September Old. 1870
You will Remember the circumstance Of my pnr'
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Insurance Agency.

prLLAs, rrNAE April LEI, ISL,
AN prepared 20 ISSUE POLICIES IN
the IlfE order, aud s"on will he "u
FlRE RISKS also. My Friends, and par
ticuIsrly old Texans, are invited ~ eco me
Cali At the cruielhelL House,
VA. {. DuLklL.i,
April !, lS7l.-.Ham'