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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

e iaughable story is told Of the whole city of
Havana being terribly alarmed at the approach of
strange looking craft crowded to overaowing with
living beings. war steamer sent out to recon-
nOitre and having staid longer than was thought
necessary, the city was convulsed with excitement,
and rar-like preparations were heard all Sides
Soon the steamer hove in sight, towing the supected
Graf, which rreyel to he e-s'err~teeler from Gal
weston, loade With live cattle from our praires -
This shows fear and nervous trepidation Of the
inhabitants Of that island. Cr.z would better come
under the protesting shadow Of The Presidents inf
II sss sesars o. fiibrses--fsr h can cs.sl tke1
Al fhs;r tricks snii f,6p ti.sra
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
lsla ,amocratio Convention

Yea appointed to be held at the city of Galveston
I. STRIKES us that no point in the State except places
IN tie extreme West or South west, would be more
iaelis,b. ban the city Of Galveston. That it has
many advantages in the way of comfortable hotels,
size, beauty of situation and the hospitality of its
citizens Is not to be denied but that it is too remote
from tho centre of the State, to have full del
cgaton in attendance is apparent to all. Either Wa
co or Austin would be preferable MS more central
points, to which persons not living on the immediate
ing in Cook or Lamar would prefer riding two hun
dred miles to four hundred, and 80 with persons from
the West We would like to hear an expression from
the press and the people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

The fssssas cutter fewis Ca.s. pforsiier rnosh
Tflin, anil steamer kmhall we're employed ~ The
Narhai-ths Kimbail having On beard company "
u n soldiers. The soldlofs, however, we're sept oui
ofsghi until the emlgfants had agreed 70 PeAoeaby
surrender a. the authory n the United States, haV-
ing in their opinion, As they assofte1f violated no
Law OF the United States The Surrender was the
only resort eft the Collector ~ New Orleans had
issilel order. prohibiting any vessel from bringing
Them up or taking them down the river. The party
we're getting little short Of provisions aud water,
GE0HGI, ELEGIoSs,-.iuguiia, Oct. 0'-ihe Hon,
Jo.eph brown, the Democratic candidate has been
re elected Governor Of this state by at least lboOO
majority over Akin, his opponent
An the eight districts have returned democratic
nsnbers to Congress except the third aud seventh
In the latter district Ill., the opposition eAndidsie'
Ia elected by 200 majority, In the eighth district,
Cormerly represented by the Hon. 4. H. Stephens
Jones, the democratic candidate, Is elected by Toni
$50 20 $50 majority, ,,
Later ffom acknowledgements Bfoaeiloh fNili-
ed in a Duel ..
ST. LouIs, Oct S,-Ihe overland california lna.i
from San Francisco, the 10th ut, has arrived ~ Jel-
ferson City II brings full particulars on the brode-
rick aud Terry duel, The meeting took place nsar
San Francisco, on the 18th ult. Senator Broderiek
received his antagonists first fire In the lungs anu
cell nortally wounded, lie fingered however, I'LL
The morning Of the 18th, when he died.
IHpRrESDfNcR. No., Oct THE santa re out
ward mall Of the 18th ult was attacked by ihuiahs
beyond the Pawneo FORK Inv oVhu"V''' N"' '''
man were killed, 49,, ,.
Great anxiety is felt about the inward mail, due on
Tuesday as Senator Otero, Judges Watts anu Porter
and Mr. Crenshaw, supposed to be among tue pas
ssngers. .,-, g.,
| The Salt Lake mail has arrived. Advices from
Atchson state that emigrants from Iowa and Mis-
souri, were attacked by Indians near Marsh valley
The Indians killed one, and wounded three men, tooR
the cattle, and burned the wagons.
Another party Of emigrants from Burlington Iowa
were attacked.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

No. Ga.
W. s. WILLIAMS, ddmr, IN DISTRICT COURT DENTON S,,,,
: COUNTY, TEXAS-PALL TERM
WHEREAS W. s. Williams, Administrator de bo-
w mis- non, of the estate of Sarah L. Brown de-
ceased and the plaintiff in the above cause, has filed
in my office certain interrogatories to be propounded
to j. c. Fuller and Wesley Story citizens OF Fannin
county, Texas These are therefore to notify the
said " c. Brown the defendant in said cause, that
after the time allowed by law shall have elapsed will
issue commission to take the answers of said wit
nesses to said interrogatories. -,
Witness my hand and the seal of said
heal Court. Given q 0ftce in Dantnn. -Sertam-
WV Der the Goth 1869.
]. B. FORD, CHI d. c. D. c. T.
16:4w.] Printers fee 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

pSg- We call attention to the advertisement 0'
B,y.er University. situated at Independence Texas
This aourshng Institution is now prO''dsd WIN
full corps Of able Professors and o'heers' re"''r'"s
|, one Of the best in the State. We invite the esps
eial attention of young gentlemen about to enter col
lepe to this University, and would recommend II 10
them. It is under the au,pccs Of the Baptist Church.
hut not purfIu seetarlan, we hear.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
Cotton 1,atitudes and Cotton Lands.

The line of the Southern Pacific Railroad will e1-
| tend through belt of country the richest and most
available in the world. The country lying between
the parallels of 80 and S5 degrees North, will forQges
be in requsiion for the supply of cotton for the fast
increasing population of this globe. Until the human
family fail, and its present wants annhilated cotton
will sway the commerce of the world. How few know
that this staple is produced in this narrow belt Of
country and that the rest of the world depends upon
it. The Southern Pacific Railroad, norlonger myth
but practical fact in existence lies upon this line,
and within the belt of country known as the cotton
latitude. Thousands of acres of our fertile Texas
lands have been donated to the Company, and the
road is built, they continue to acquire lands that in
few years at the most will afford an enormous income
to the Company. Let these lands rest and the pro-
duction of cotton become monopoly, who can count
the magnificent riches that will swell the Golfers of
the Company, independently of the enormous pro-
fits from trade and travel We call upon nil who are
able, to lend helping hand, for the Southern Paci-
fc Railroad is now a certainty. Says Dr. Fowlkes in
his report Of the value of these lands:
''The production and growth of cotton is n mono
poly Of climate 1t cannot be successfully cultivated
except between the ATTITUDES of 80 and 80 degrees ex
tending from the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans-a re-
gon of earth IS surface 240 miles in width, and 1000
in length. Much of this region is incapable, from
sterity and other causes to proftaby cultivate this
staple 1t follows, rs necessary con sequence that as
the amount of cotton lands diminish, the remainder
rendered more valuable.
"The production of cotton is not only limited by
climate and the amount of land within this area but
it is also controlled by the peculiar character of labor
by which it can be probably cultivated As no pro-
duct Of the earth will largely reward this species
labor. the seryie ponulatiOn nv which II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

ny. The Nacogdoches Chronicle styles the le''sr
written from Nacog,loehes to the Black Republican
organ, the National Era. "bOgus letter" IL
piuohes the Houston men rather too hard. We will
publish the letter next week and let our readers uase
for themselves as this letter is destined to be-
come famous.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

ngw We learn that Col. Preston Hay, the accom-
,,shed editor Of the Crockett Argus, will be can
ddate for the Chief Cerkship OF the House, curing
the next session of the Legislature brilliant VIII
ter. sound politician, devoted and consistent demo-
craft he richly deserves any office he might ask either
from the people or the Legislature
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N0tice

hereby given that at the September term 1859, of
| the Honorable County Court of Denton County for
Probate business the undersigned was duly appoint
ed Administrators of the the estate of James NJ Mo-
Ilhenny, deceased, late of said county All persons
having claims against said estate will present them to
the Undersigned properly authenticated for accept
ance within the time prescribed by law, or they will
be barred, and those indebted will make immediate
payment. JULIA L. MoILHENNY, .4dm'r.
October 10th. 1S59-l6:6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

sS5p Uarper for October, has been received and Is
found to contain its usual quantum of rich reading
matter. We are glad to see that it contains no more
political articles and hope to see it hereafter preserve
its purely literary cast The present number contains
many interesting tales, and many good things In the
Drawer,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the Sheriff of Dallas County, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded that you summon by
L publication the heirs of Paul Richardson, whose
names and residences are unknown to be and appear
before the District Court to be holden in and for the
county of Dallas, at the Courthouse thereof in the
town of Dallas the 10Th Monday after the Bird Mon
day of September 1885, then and there to answer the
petition of Sarah H. Cockre, executrix of Alex Cock
rel, deceased, filed in said Court against them, and
alleging in substance follows, to-wt: That the
said Sarah H. Cockrell is the of tract of 1850
of land in said county of Dallas, it bengthe N
W. quarter of section No. IL in township No2; fthe
first base line and range No. q W. of the principal
meridian surveyed by the Peters Colony Company
and that said heirs had on the 18th August, 1858.
ousted and elected petitioner therefrom and taken
and kept possession Of said land, by which petitioner
is damaged five thousand dollars and praying for title
and damages and writ of restitution, and for gener-
al relief
Herein fail not, but have you then and there be-
fore said Court this writ with your return thereon
showing how you have executed the same.
- Witness Ed. c. Browder, Clerk of the
( SEAL ! District Court of Dallas COUNT. Given
wv under my hand and seal of said Court, in
the own of Dallas this 18th day Of October A. d.
1885,. ED C. BROWDER, elk D. s.D C, t.
Issued 18th of October 1859.
Came to hand October 18th 1852
W. CARTER, Sheriff Dallas Cy
16:Swl Printers fee $1S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

n.3y" The Gazette complains of not getting the
Herald The fault is not in US, but is due to neglect
Of P. NJ s in distributing mail matter They are
very negligent below us somewhere,-and sometimes
not rcry far of either
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

ls3s~wo learn from the Trinity Advocate, that
Hon. J. c. Francis has been elected by over -Vo "a
jcrity, in Cherokee county to fill the vacancy eau'e'
by the death Of the Hon. d. b. Cannon. Mr. Fran
his is whole souled dsmocrat-one that never has
aipohed and is devoted to the interests Of the demoo
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

TT The Washington States pays a handsome COM
p.im.n. to Roger A. Pryor. upon his being hon'"a'e'
by oeciamoiion to gil the vacancy caused py inc
death Of Hon. VIM. o. Goode, late member OF Con-
gre s. from the 4th Congressional District in Virginia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
ESy" The Government at Washington seems 10 "

Esiy" The Government ut Washington seems 10 oe
in dire CONSERVATION at the prospect Of another fill
,...,.,,, ,,uize against Nicaragua. The President
seua rou Of the exalted position of chief Custodian
2, That not ley republic, and ambitious of emulatng
Gus example of the Protectorate Of the
oni,a shore Stringent orders have been issued
calor,l officers at New Orleans, Charleston
&C., to arrest Gen. Walker, and all other
,rsons, and hold them for trial. The
nipped in the bud this time and the
Ame of agrave digging wont take with
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
nis.ninfinn.

fl1fiE oo.pafinsfship hefsiofufe es.iinE under NE
i name sod style II Williams husaii, lh,.
day di.soi,sd w mutual consent The business VII
he carried on In future Wy q. u SWEAT ....,.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS,
0sO. ~ swRATf
W..ahaehie Tllis Co. Oct. u, 1Hbp-l6Hts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

ry- There are several legal advertisements aud eS-
tray notices in paper to-day to which tue A''s"'
tlou Of those interested Is called
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

~ See notice Of dissolution Of eoPar'neFshP 'e'
zen M,s.r, Williams & Sweat, at WaIahaese'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

1ssy" The proceedings Of public meeting, held III
GAINESVILLE, Cooke county, on the Nth ns'' Is Feee'y-
81 ,ust as we 90 to press II shall appear next week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

Sag While the President is straning every nerve
and contracting every muscle Of his corporal and
political economy to crush the flbusters and save
Nicaragua for British supremacy, our Mexican
frontier for hundreds of miles, is exposed to the in
roads Of Mexican banditti and outlaws, cities at
tackled and our citizens murdered in cold blood The
city of Brownsville was recently the scene Of nm
enormity that is unparalleled in the history Of our
country. In open daylight band Of Mexicans en- l.
tered the city and murdered q number Of citizens,
and dictated their terms to the defsnseess inhabit
ants to all Of which the people of Brownsville sub
United, because they were helpless. The marauders
are free and our citizens OF that frontier are COM
relled to call on Mexican authority .Merican soil
for protection, our own officials not being able to
render it.
The President is too busy protecting Central Amer
lea, aud bsnting down flibusters to think of our
Texan frontier We are are only Texans, and must
endure until the flibusters put down "Et faeers
81 patti forfid, Romanum est - but IL knocks the
classic out Of Texans to lie submitting to such
wrongs, While the President is doing the "glory''
Tor Nicaragua. We hope be win go one eye at least
upnn CTR esteru frotier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

La We call attentlon to the advertisement OF Fhl
Race, over the Kaufman course, We are informed
that the course is in charge Of gentlemen OF
ter aud standing, and that everything vi" be e'ha"'
tel with orler,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
RACES! RACES!
Fall Meeting i'm November, 1869.
AMEND rusJS raUNNaN rAUDSN


THIRST DAY-Thursday, November 3D., 1862
L Sweepstakes for two year Odds, mile heats; en-
trance $50. Closed LIST day of August, 1859, with
five entries.
No. l.. Henry Snow enters ST cog R,ng, by Ma
ior Ringod; dam, Flora Maxwell, by Outrage.
No. 2. D. Murphy enters b. c Hannibal, by Bhance;
dam sired by imp. Philip.
No. 2. John r. Johnson enters b. C. Napoleon, by
Chance; dam, Kitty Glover, sire unknown.
No. 4. VIM. Camp enters b. C. Jordan, by Jordan,
dam unknown
No. 5. M. Parker enters b. f. .Mariah, b. Argyle !;
dam sired by Archie.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1859.
Sweepstakes for two year Odds one mile out en-
trance SS25 Closed LIST of August, 1859, with three
entries.
No, l. George Barnett enters b. c. Red Buck, by
Chance, dam unknown.
No. 2. D. Murphy enters b. C. by Chance, dam I'M
known.
No. 3. L. T. Nash enters f. Lola Afonte., by Wag-
oner, dam sired by Proclamation. [16:3t.1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
MAI,E DEPARTMENT.

MALh -
Rev Rufus c. Bueson A. NJ President and Professor oil
ancient and Spanish Languages. , o, - , A.,
Dr. d. H. Wallace, 4. NJ, Prof Of Natural Science and the
French Language. .,,.,,,,
Rev Richard b. Burlcson, A. NJ Prof of Mental and Nor
al Philosophy md Bellies Letres
omy , ,-. ,,;.
Louis FRANKIE, A. NJ Prof of German Language and Lit
Mr. j. L. Smith, Principal of Preparatory Department.
VIM. H. Long, Tutor.
LAW DEPARTMENT,
PROFESSORS:
Hon r. Il. Wheeler. Hon X r. b. baylor
Wm p Rogers ESQ, John Sayles, Esq
This Institution Is fourishing condtion2l3 students
are re ported in the Catalogue, the faculty. discipline and
health of the University, oil unsurpassed by any young
Institution in America
Tuition in primary department. W. w year
College, 100
Literary and Incidental fee, 6W
Board in good families at from SO to $50 a month.
The Literary Department commences exercises on the
LIST February, and the Law Department on the 10Th of
June.
For Further particulars Catalogue, address Pres
dent RUFUS c. BURLESON, or Hon. r.. t. WHEELER,
Independence, Texas. Oct 10, ls69-l6ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

n P Clsrk il As Editor u the wsco souilerner
- Dallas HeraIh.
Such azsnine editors mHeh neeled in the State
IL the Ne Orleans Picayane speaks true when IL said
rexas edifors asa class. eli smart men; but we
aid MT think Sc Eaeo Synfherner needed one 30
,huth AZ the DsDdcIA At did-a pores prrss I'riafsr
crsei Pris.er, 10 g.Tf.s CIR meaning Why not
i,fgk ~ so.isu sSss zoe Herald as is sppearsd'
ne :, IS written With = 70 siisw that il was
a. = s.s st-i rasi 81. elsrk isa'teyy varthy
nfa, ard ssy tssorps rssse's'sd viii the prsp'ef,
-.sss 81 fses as1s r. ca .stf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

M y. PEAK & BRO, have now on hand the
W. Gee7ne fsstfsa's Cod Lirer OF, the best
1ems, lnern for disease II the Threat and Lunes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-19

special Nsiise 90 Patrons % ,hs hsf"is'i ~ ~
,-T',ts lnisliel the late nTm ~ lsAhln"l F,',s
- r-.i, requested 10 vnt- iurarnl ami :, 'e We '
siaui del,y, a, u nI-TnI a' Ne 81 , "A
h closed -
palla-, Texas Juy, lSia,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-17
GeIrit Smith Deranzed

The news that Gerrit Smith has be.
come deranged, will not very much
surprise the public, though it will ere.
ate feeling Of almost universal and
painful regret amongst Northern peo-
pie, however much they may be op,
posed to his political sentiments. Err.
ratio as his course has been, he was a
pure minded and honest man. But his
whole thoughts were absorbed in, and
his whole conduct shaped by, the slave
ry question; and the excitement con
nected with Browns conspiracy, has
proved it seems, too much for him.
Deeply as this will be regretted by all
right minded Northern men, it will
save the Southern chivalry vast
amount of anxiety, and go far to relieve
them from the fear which he has caused
them. 1t will also save them from the
trouble of demanding his surrender
and the expdnse of trying him for trea-
SON.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-17

The New York papers of all parties
received on Saturday, express little
doubt that the whole Republican ticket
has been elected. The New York 7ri
6ane of Friday, says
eve do'not mean to shout just yet
but having carefully revised our table
by the light of every dispatch and
scrap of return that has reached US
laboriously comparing the township re
turns we have from counties not fully
reported with the respective votes O
those townships last year. 1t looks
very much as though Elias w. Leav.
enworth and his associates on the Re.
publican State ticket, who had to bear
the brunt of both Democratic and
American antagonism concentrated on
one ticket, were elected by at least 81
900 majority"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-17

Though the falshoods and forgeries
uttered against the leading Republi-
cams and the Republican party, charg.
ing them with being concerned in John
Browns conquest of Harper's Ferry
and the adjacent portions of Virginia
and Maryland, and exposed in another
article in this paper, cost the Republi-
can tickets probably forty thousand
votes in the recent elections in the
States of New York, New Jersey and
Massachusetts,, our friends have never
theless won magnificent victories in
each of those states. The charges
were thus effectual because set af1oat
on the very eve of the elections, leav-
ing no time for the exposure of their
falshoods, which has since been made.
That exposure will be yet more com
plete long before the Presidential cleo
ton of next year; and will be accom-
panied with proofs of ample conclu-
siveness, that Pro-,vavesy Locofocoisna
isjaastly charyea6le Nth the guilt 1t has
so maea'aly sought to charge upon Re
pu6licanisn.
"The sober second thought" of the
people will be right on this subject
and for every vote these falsehoods
have this year robbed us, the truth
will next year give us ten.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-17

The Museatine Journal has returns
from all but eight countiesin show.
ing majority of a,O44 for Kirkwood.
The remaining counties gave Repub-
lican majority of 276 last year. The
Des Moines Citizen of the 26th says
that Kirkwood's majority will be but
little less than 1000.
The Hon. E. Selts, Secretary OF
State, informs the Muscatine Journal
that the Legislature will stand:
Senate-Republicans, %; Demo
Gratis, II.
House-Republicans, Al; Demo
Gratis, S2-to hear from eight counties.
The Citizen foots up thus:
Senate-Republicans, %; Demo
Gratis, II.
Housc-Republicans, so; Demo
Gratis, 35-to hear from one district.
Republican majority in joint ballot
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-17
MORTGAGES4HE,

DEFAULT having been made in the payment If
:l ~ certain sum OF money secured to be paid by
indentuIe Of Mortgage, bearing date the twenty
second day OF May, 1856, executed bv William Il
Calkins and Eliza his wife, of Cass County. Mich
gan, to Nathan Skinner, of said County, and duly
recorded in the Office of the Register OF Deeds for
said County OF Cass, the twenty third day of
May, LOCO, In lliber F of Mortgages, on pages So
and "a, and the amount claimed to be due on said
Mortgage at the date of this notice, being five
hundred and thirty three dollars and five cents
and the time for the payment of said sum of money
having expired and no suit or proceedings at Law
or equity having been instituted for the recovery
OF the same or any part thereof: Therefore notice
is hereby given that by virtue of a power of sale
contained in said Mortgage, and in pursuance ef
the statute in such made and provided
east half OF the north east quarter ef section
eleven, in township seven south of rarre thirteen
west, in Cass County, Michigan. containing eighty
acres OF land more or less: viii be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
fourth day OF February next, between the hour Of
nine O'Clock in the forenoon and the setting of the
sun the same day. at the Court House, in Cassspo-
his, In said County of Cass.
NATHAN SKINNER, Mortgage.
G. SHANAHAN, Attorney
Dated, November $, 1889. nov1o-2ewl2
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-11-17
DIR. M'Lane's Vermifuge !..Another medi-
cal witness.

cal Witness
1t is no small evidence of the intrin-
sic value of this great Vermifuge, when
even physicians, who are generally
prejudiced against patent medicines,
voluntarily come forward and testify
to its triumphant success in expelling
worms. Read the following =
HARRIsoNvILLE, Shelby Co. KY,
April 2, lS49. = MEssRs FLEMING
BRos.-I am practicing physician,
residing permanently in this place.
In the year lS43, when a resident of
the State of Missouri l became &C.
quainted with the superior virtues of
DR.. MLdne's Vernaifuge, prepared
by you. AT some more leisure mo-
ment / will send you the result of an
experiment / made with one vial, in
expelling upwards of 900 worms.
L. CARTER, nj. d.
~ Purchasers will be carful to
ask for DR.. M'Ldne's celebrated Yer
mymge manufactured by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges in comparison are worth
less. DR.. McLane's genuine Vermi
fuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills car
now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine acithout the sig
nature Of 46 FLEMING BROS.