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A ADAwN VIEW OF RAILROAD CAR
Night passengers will appreciate the fol-
lowing admirable sketch OF the interior OF
a car at day-break:
Long before we Lear the roar of wheels
we see the glimmer ola glowing light
Brighter and broader it opens like the cy-
clopcdian unwinking eye, it is the head
lirht of the train. Then the steady jar,
,hcn the mingled clank as of Il thousand
shaken chains, and the cars are here. 'Alt
aboard and all right fellow each other i'll
rapid success, and we are breathing the
close and heavy air ola crowded dormlto-
ry. The car lamps have gone out DISCUS
ted, tie little waketulncss Of the slecpers
has subsidized, and the dim snoring outline
of cloaks and shawls, and frightened look
ing heads, tieckcd here and there, like a
troubled sen, with white, compose the
landscape; while over all, like pendulnms,
swing plethuric carpet bags slowly tc and
fro, and little Satchels, brisk as mantle
clocks, and bonnets made nothing, dance
ND and down like blossoms III raln-all
timed to motion Of the train.
But the dim gray turns to an od.eyed
white, and the breathing bundles Lcgln to
stir; out of All egg-shapcd package is
hatchcd woman, with locks disheveled,
like Venus from the sea.
a throc or two, ard Il rough form cmcr-
ges from cloak and shawl and shakes itself
awake. a shapelcss mass turns ont a man
bearded like pard. Apair of boots, thrust
out like bowsprit, so out OF sight as the
owner comes in view. One is soothing IN
irritated hat with gentle touches of lis el.
bow, another pulling at his wited collar.
Disordcrel trcsses are Smootle'l with has
ty touches of the hand, and crumpled
sleeves persuaded into shape. One lady
had learned her lesson from Grinalkin, aud
makes her toilet precisely like Il cat.
The cold, clear light of carly morning is
always try ing to human beauty; there are
no hints to be borrowed, no sotienin%
shades to be worn, u plain, cold stare that
looks one out of countcnancc. But, Ill Il
railroad train, the disorder is always ap.
paling. III face ever looks faded it is
then; if the hair has any gray in it, it is
sure to show; wrinkles are read, like Il
sign board, at;lr off. If there be ',iscontent
in the heart it comes into the mouth, and
everybody looks like people after mas.
queratlc, or Richard, attcrhc became shinl
self again"
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oh! the bonncts of my girlhood-
the kind wore to school really thought
them pretty must have been fool
And yet used to think myself on hats a
jaunting miss perhaps | was as fashion
went-but what WAS that or tins: On :!
the lovely little buckwhcat cakc-the
charming little mat it makes my head so
level and so very, very flat. Oh sisters
love is charming, as everybody knows,
and q handsome Cousins love is nice (that
is, I should suppose,) and the love ofa true
lover is n love that cannot pall-but the
love of new bonnet is the dearest love OF
all
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A BEAUTIFUL ExfKAu-The following

a BEAUTIFUL EXrRACT.-Ine1 1OlloWlnS
eloquent paper on Time, is, we believe,
from the pen of Pauldlng:
l saw temple reared by the hands OF
man, standing with its high pinnacle in the
distant plain. The streams beat about it
tile God of Nature had His thunder bolts
against it, yet it stood as firm as adamant.
Revelry was in its halls, the gay, the hap
-py, the young, the beautiful were there. |
returned, and 10! the temple was no more
Its high walls lay in scattered ruin, moss
and grass grew rankly there: and at the
midnight hour the OWLS long cry added to
the solitude. The young and gay who
had revsled there had passed away.
saw ~ child rejoicing III his youth, the
idol of his mother and the pride Of his
flther. Ircturn and that child had be-
come old. Trembling with the weight OF
years, he stood the last of lis generation,
= stranger amidst all the desoation around
him.
I saw an old oak standing in its PRIDE
upon the mountain; the birds were carol
ine in it's boughs. l returned and saw the
oak was leahess and sapless, the winds
were playing at their past-time through
the branches.
aWho is the destroyer !" said | to my
guardian angel.
.sIt is Time" said he. "When the morn
ING stars sang together for JOY over the
ncw.madc world he commenced his course;
aud when he has DESTROYED all that is beau
tlful on earth; plucked the sun IN his
snhcre. yciled tic moon i'll blood; yea,
when lie shall have rolled the Heavens y,
and the earth away as Il scroll, then shall
an anocl from the throne ofGod come forth,
and with one foot upon the land, hit up
His hand towards Heaven and swear, ny
Heavens Eternal, Time was, but lime
shall be no more
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FANNY FERN on FARMERS WIVES
Fanny Fern is eloquent on the subject OF
farmers wives. She says:
Next to being minister's wife, | should
dread being the wife Of Il farmer. Some
times, indeed, the terms are synonymous.
Raising children and chickens, ad iniini-
tnm, making butter, cheese, bread, and the
omniprcscnt pic cutting, making, and
mcnding the clothes for Il whole house.
hold, not to speak Of doing their washing
and ironing; taking care of the pigs and
vegetable garden; making winter apple
sauce by the barrel, ana picking OF nyr-
lads ofcncumbcr; drying fruits and shrubs,
buttinr all the twins through the measles,
hopping cough, mnmps, scarlet fever and
chicken pox, besides keeping 4 perpetual
fever Of hot grease OH the Kitchen table III
which is to float potatoes, carrots, onions
and turnips for the ravenous maws OF the
farm hands.
Now your farmer is 4 round, stalwart,
comfortable animal. There is no baby
wai!ing at his pantaoons while lie pows
or makes fences He lies under the near
est tree and rests, or sleeps, when he can
no longer worl; with profit. lie comes i'll
to his dinner with the appetite of hycna
and the digestion ofarhinoceros, and goes
tortl, again to the hay field till supper
There is his wife, and too often with the
same frowsy head withwhich she rose in
the morning, darting hthcr and tlhither for
Whatever is wanted, or helping the hun
CRY children or the farm hands. After the
supper is finished comes the dish washing,
and milking, and the thought for to-mor,
rows breakfast; and then, perhaps, ali
night she sleep with one eye open for II
baby or Il sick child, and rises again to
pursue the same unrclicvcd trcadmil,
wearing round the next day.
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THE SECOND M1LLrrAny DISTRICT.

With regard to affairs in the Second
Military District, embracing North Caro-
lima and this State, General Grant, after
noticing the change ofCommanders, which
had been made by the President, says:
In order to secure more efficient adj
ministration of Justice it was deemed nee
cssary to place all sheriffs and other nun
cipal officers under the immediate control
of military officer. According Fly all such
officers were directed to report to the pro-
yost marshal general, and to make month,
ly reports Of "crlmes committed and
prisoners confined" The reports OF pris-
oncrs confined has aided materially i'll de
tccting illegal imprisonments or punish
ments, and has enabled the District Com
mander to secure the release of many I'm
ion men and freedmen, against whom Rluch
gross injustice had been committed.
A bureau of civil affairs was established
to take charge of all matters pertaining to
Registrations; and its duties were after
wards extended to include all questions of
protection to person or property arising
under the laws of Congress. One hundred
and seventy registration precincts were es-
tablshed in North Carolina, and one hun
drcd and nine in South Carolina.
In North Carolina there were register
ed 4o3, ,oGo whites, and 7l,G57 blacks; I;
and in South Carolina, 45,751 whites and
1855 black. Registration proceeded very
slowly OH account of slowness OF commu-
nicaton with distant parts of the District
OF the appropriation made by Congress
s5+, ,s02 81 have been expended, and out
standing liabilities will exceed the balance
on hand sl94 ,sO2.s7.
The present condition of the district is
so satisfactory as to warrant the belief
that after elections the number OF military
posts in both States can be diminished.
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satasersoa gnttQigtrter.
The Tax Order.

The following ordsr levying taxes 5of
the current year,. has been issuedsby Gen.
f1nn nE,1r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26
400 REWARD.

CTOLEN from the undersigned, living 10
- miles East Of Denton, on Stewards
creek. on Monday night. 3lst nlt- BAY
PONY HORSE, years Old, well made, no
brands, In hind foJi white, some saddle
aud cellar marks, on close examination he
is full Of uhiis hairs al over bis body, about
"a hands high
Also. dsrp IEOx GRAY HORSE. sboui
Is bands high. branded on lsfi shoulder
With x rather uhiiish in the forehend, 4
years old last spring, ssifoh Of the tail
White and Jane in fhs len FIRE leg
IrfH rive he .hors rrrard for fhe re
cortry q the animals ard apprehension Of
the ihisf o. = liberal reward fur tie horses
o. for such irf5rmtfio1 IS vi enable ne
% rst fhsn. {. HEATH
bs1.s- ss-rsy. "a > is-7-i7ss;'
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M AC IN Err z
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

UNO. NJ. CROCKETT, Dallas, Texas, is
% Agent for number Of Companies north
that manufacture iaachinery and agricultu-
raj implements, and Gu u supply any demand
ut ire manufacturers priGes-sost OF trans
narration alone added.
lie has now on hand lot OF ftapers and
Tbrcsbers of the FIRM Of Crockett, Tihom 's
& Sheppard, complete for use and for sac
In the course OF the winter and spring
be will receive a sufficient number OF lhes"
machines as we'll ms other Agricultural I'm
plemenis to supply all this section Of the
State. They will he Of the latest improve
menis; of the most approved patterns, and
the best machines that are made.
Those who wish large Threshers or Spec
isl Machinery Of any kind, can get il ny
fling their orders.
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AUDITORIAL BOARD.
CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Austiu Nov II 1864


All classes Of debt and every description
OF claim against the State OF Texas must be
presented to- aud submitted for the action
of the Audtorial Board, at the Comptrol-
lcrs Office in Austin, Texas, within twelve
months from the first day OF December next,
OF be ioge'er heslel, Cd class debt already
audited exccp,cd.j
The Audiiorial Board, composed of the
Comptro Ter of Public Accounts and the
State Treasurer, will hold its sessions from
day 10 day, according TO the demands Of
business presented.
All claims not approved will he returned
to the owacrs. For all claims approx d,
certificates of debt of the denomination Of
500, and separate certificates for frnctions
of that SUN will be issued.
Six per cent. coupon bonds Of the demon
innrion Of SlOO payable in ten years, or
soouer,snt the pleasure Of The Government.
AZ Ihe State Treasury, with interest payable
semi ansunliv, will bc issued in lieu OF said
certificates of the Boar upon their pre-
seniarion TO tue Comptroller as vouchers
the rotor.
Tn. Board will determine all claims az
corlinp 10 q fair aud just Interpretation OF
the laws of IT," State. invoking the general
counsel of he Governor and the legal opin
ions of The Attorney General, aud will state
all accounts upon rrisciples OF EQUITY, but
N, claim will be ann, owed which occurred
subsequent to the ID day OF Mareh, iooI'
aud prior 10 the 9Th 'ay OF ScT'e'hoer' no.
State bonds or warrants though 'Nailng
date subsequent 10 the "a day Of Ma'chi
1861, mny lie valid claims against the Stcte,
il the liability or service for which they
were issued, accrued or was rendered pre-
vious 10 that date, aud unandited claims for
services rendered or Liabilities incurred I'M
der the call Of Gov. Houston, prior 10 I'd Of
March, 1861, will be audited.
The Attorney General will furnish n writ
ten opinion specifying what classes Of
claims are valid.
A lost ten per cent. warrant may be an-
dited by the owner making publication for
sixty DAYS in tie newspaper nearest his
rcsilcBce, describing as correctly ms prae-
ticable, The Warrant lost, aud giving notice
that unless iniel,igence is received OF il al
the Compirollers Office within three months
from the date Of said publication, he viii
apply 20 have his claim 10 said warrant au-
died; wbereupon he will present TO the
Board n copy Of the Advertisement, with
the printers affidavit, that IL was published
at Least, sixty days; aud the claimant shall
make oath that he 10 the jusi owner OF the
claim; thatbe has never sold or Transferred
the same in ahy manner; that IL has been
lost and since It's loss be has neither
known or heard Of the same. lie shall, al
30, execme ond With AZ leasi tuo secu-
ririss, 10 be approved ly The Bard, bind
ing The parties 10 pay 70 the State, the fuil
ansount Of said sim, with Interest ~ ten
pea cent. per anhRm, in rhs event the orig
inal shall ever be presented Tor playmeni b.
favor Of valid claimant, on which bond
suii may be instituted in The District Court
Of Travis county.
vi. RoBARDS,
ROFsTON, Conpirolisr.
Treasurer. Dec29 l5r3m.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF PARKER.

To any lar.fill officer Of said county Greeting;
UOU are hereby commanded 70 summon
ii RI Short, 70 be and appear ~ my
FIRST Saturday Of February. 1867, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. by public uiOn in the Dallas
Herald, a newspaper published in Dallas
county. 10 answer The complaint Of Levin
Wrirhi, in plea q debt, due by note, for
forty dollars, dated The Tth Of Sept 1851,
viii Interest a. 10 per cent
Hefeis fail not. bot make due return &C
cordinr 70 law. Given under ny hand, this
9Th day Of Jauuary, A. D. 1851
riFS-s7 JAWS 1850, = ?.
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1t is no Hair Dye.
A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman aud Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSlA,

STERLINGS A MBKOSlA,
Is willing to recommend 1t. Three years of rapidly
increasing sale have made the Ambrosa famous all
over the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
II makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
II prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cicanscs the Scalp; cnols the Heated Brow Removes
Dandruff; Cures Nervous Headache lures Badness
Insurcs I.nxuriant Locks; lnrlnes Hair t" Cnr Su
persedes Wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa-
rent at once.
To THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Amhrosia will suit y"n {" n 7. Elegantly put
up. Dciicaiely pcrfiim"i. Pairnaizeh 10y Opera
Singers nj Actresses. Sold IN splendid ho1rs or
cartons, containing Two large bottles-No. for M r.
ming, No. I for evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKEAB0UT1T
STEGLING'S AMBROsIA il the hest, most ngrcea.
ole and eec tive toilet in the world To prove this.
try n carton Sold by Druggists.
Stcrling's AmbrOsia Manufacturing Co.
2l5 Fulton Stree, New York,
BARNES, WARD a. CO.,
~ Magazine ST.. New Orleans,
{ap24-;il:lyl sole Snnllrin Agents.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
Pianos and Music.

TORN 4 BREMERs9s Camr ST. Constantly on
Il hand first class pinnos--Plcyel's, Martin 1
Ouvpirrs, the celebrated G ycloid, otc. t7'lyl
GRUNEWALD. Publisher OF Music. Importer
IL. of musical Instruments Plrye Pianos Stein.
way Sons, Chickering's and Gabler's, 100 Canal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26

FOR SALE a. this ofhess also Riehardson' :
Almanac for 1851, eoufainiugs large arnouni
Of statistical iufornGiion, especially T.lu-
able e rev er-s-s- 81
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COLLEGES.

DOLBEAB Commercial College, New
J Orlcans.-Frnndehl s:i2 No vacations. Book
Keeping, P.nmanshp, Languages, Mathematics,
practically taught. Students from IL to GO. RUFUS
DoLpEAR. President. (sep22-1y.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26
NOTICE 2yD.

II HAVE placed all the claims due the
Il estate OF VI. NJ. Miller, in the hands o.
g. W. Guess, in H.. Town OF Dallas for col
lection. Persons desiring 10 save cnsis Of
n suit, may do 80, TO n great extent by cali
ing upon him and settling their debts OF
waving the issuance Of process by the
courts, and auihOriring q confession Of
judgment.
WA. b. MILLER, Administrator.
Dallas, Sept. 22d l6J6-l:tf
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The Queen! The Queen!!
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!!

Thi. new preparation ia QUEEN, not only in
NAME, but In VIRTUES. .
of tho HAIR II faithfully applied.
1t is no Hair Dye.
II acts directly upon the roots nf the hair changing
gray hair to it, orgnul life colnr; arrrsIng premature
decay and falling out al the hnir; Graduating scuri
aud dandruf,, aud curing all hnnrr- of the scalp.
II /, one Of Ii. Finest Articles for the Toilet.
1t will change dry and why hair to soft aud insu'
RANT tresscs
II impaits aiclghifnl fragrance to u HAIR.
In short, II you wish To ,est"r" your hair, as IN
youth, and retain il through life, use
Mrs. Winslow's Queen Hair Restorer.
Price, One Dollar per bottle Sold hy all Druggists.
JAMES CONCEAL, Wholesale Apents.
NEW ORLEANS.
July 2S lSGD-i5:iy.
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Challenge Competition!

Il ERKISs \ CO. HAVE SUMNER SILKS,
PERKINS & Co. have Grenadines,
PERKINS & Co. have Melanges.
PERKINS & Co. have Balsarincs.
PERKINS & 20. have Parisian Stripes.
PERKINS a. Co. have Silk Challe.
PERKINS & Co. have Embroidered Eobes,
PERKINS & Co. have genuine Irish Poplin'
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Edging.
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Inserting.
PERKINS & Co. have Point Lace.
PERKISs & Co. have Shetland Shawls.
PERKINS & Co. have Lace Shawls.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26

W. NJ. PERKINs.......s NJ swESsoN."...p. L. KERNIos
nERKINS, SWENSON & CO., New Orleans
1 SwENsoN PERKINS 4 Co, New York,--Gen.
eral Commission Merchants.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26
MILLINERY.

Mrs. SOLOMON has just returned from New
York, and has selected for us the latest
STYLES of BONNETS add HATS, therefore,
PERKINS & Co. have Empress Bonnets.
PERKINS s. Co. have Gipsey Bonneis.
PERKINS & Co. have Neapolitan BUnne,s.
PERKINS & Co. have Mohair Bonrets.
PERKINS s. Co. have Italian Braid Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have English Straw Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have Fancy Gimp Bonnets.
PERAISs & Co. have Marguerite Hats.
PERKINS & Co. have Derby Hats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26
Sewing Machines.

SoUTuERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
y Noseless Machine of Wilcox Gibbs will sew,
hem, fell, braid. uck, gather, quilt card and en-
broider with satisfaction. Ngenfs wanted at No.
St. Charles St. Box 3St, P.i0 New Orleans.
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OBACCO.

(rrescent City Tobacco yvOrks.-MArrR
" BGorHERS, Manufacturers OF Tobacco and Cigars,
Dealers in Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, 81 Tchouptou-
las ST., New Orleans. [sep22-ly.l
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Commission Merchants & Cotton Factors

AWARE X BROTHER, No. ll3 GravIrr St Par
w ticuiar attention paid to selli"g Wool. ii II.
ware late of selma Ala Jas. 7. Ware, late of Gal
weston, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-01-26

A GOOD 81. Louis made Hack for sale or
A exchange for Flour, Corn, Bacon. OF :
psir Of good mules By FIELD BROS
January 18Th l557-laE.
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ksagGing, Sc.
Commission Merchants.

L ENT, THoMAE CATER, Importers of and
~ Dealers III co'" .g", Digging, Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, &C IVA r. D.ras St.cct, New orleans,
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FEMALE DEPARTMENT

REV. RUFUS C. BURLESON, A. NJ, Presi-
dent and Professor Of Belle Letters and
Spanish Language.
REV. RICHARD b. BURLESON. A. NJ, Vice
President and Professor Of Natural Sci
rncrs and History.
MRs. SARAH J ORGAIN, Instructress in
Literary Department.
Mns. EMMA d. CAMERON, Instructress in
Literary Department.
Miss LOUISA +. McKERRAI Instructress
in Music French and Ornamental Depart
ment.
Miss -, Assistant Teacher Of Music.
FALL TERM
Commenced on the 81 day, or first Monday
in September last.
BOARDING--At from $40 to SlI per month
TUlTIGN-The same MS in first class insti.
tutions. For particulars apply to the
President, or TO
Ell. HARDIN, sec'y.
Waco, Oct ], lSG6-4tf.
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WACO UNIVERSITY.
MALE DEPARTMENT..

REV. RUFUS C. BURLESON, A. NJ, Pres
ident and Professor of Belle Letters and
the Spanish Language.
Rev .RICHARDB BURLESON, A. W., Vice
President and Professor of Natural Sci
cnces and History.
REV. wM /. FOSTER, A. NJ, Professor of
Mathematics, Astronomy and Mechanical
Philosophy.
Mr. HENRY J. HALBERT, A. NJ, Proies-
sor of the Greek and Latin Languages and
Literature.
Mn. -, Tutor and Principal of Prcpar-
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HIantua Making Dept.

Ne have AZ great trouhle and expense. hrvsgf1i ont
from New YORK a competent cntter aud httrr-a lady
Who cannot lie excelled in this branch OF he husnes
and we, without hesitation. recommend her 10 our
friends as an adept in this art.
We have all cf the latest patterns from Madame
Demare-i and rrcriVe the saIe every
three months and W. invite The ladies Of Houston
,pd vf-fnitv 70 eafl aud examine the new styles.
Perkins Co. offer % the Wholesale trade the hest
Of American Prints a l2lzGl5 crnfs. Come and SEE
HENRY II. PERKINS a. Co.,
n7-Nos I and z Perkins Row, Main Street. uous-
ton. Tyxns fmay 2G 'O6-3G:ly.'
hnn AuoNTui-AGENTs wanted for si-
OJU sllir.iy Der orioles. just out AddFos' u
Y cAREY. CITY Buiding. Biddefnrd, Ne lisEly
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'RTyITY Mills.
WIG0Ns WANTED.

Two 70 to Quiiman for nboui s.O'jl pet Of
Timber. ENQUIRE 81 the Fernh Offce,
~ JyO. ". SWINDELIS.
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MASONIC.
bilLlSfntFffR, Va, n,
ROYAL ARCH MAsOHa.
rlNNEnILL lOnGr. No. 5l.E4AMr

Meets ru its issi SATURDAY. ~ safh muuth, ~ ihs
Ms.nuie Hall Tiius D SHERWOOD, ".
Jous " NwtsrFtts Hfty
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-09
SHALL NATURE BE SUS.
TAINED!

To GIVE DEBILITATING MEDICINES
to the weak is about as sensible as it would
be to try TO help man to his feet by kicking
him when he was down.
aThat sort of practice is going out of fashion.
1t has filed 80 many graveyards that people no
longer believe in it.
If those who are not strong by nature e1pec /
TO avoid the attacks of disease, they must en-.
deavor to acquire tho vigor necessary to resist it,
How is this to be done Common sense sug.
gests by the use OF inviSoratng medicine.
The great object is 10 strengthen the system
without excitlngit.
This object is accomplished by the iudicious
use of the most potent and genial OF all vegota.
bic tonics and alternatives, HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BITTERS.
Many valuable properties are combined in this
preparation. Itimprovesth the appetite and rem
ders digestion easy and perfect.
Ii gives steadiness to the nerves, induces
healthy, natural log of bile prevents consti'
patton without unduly purging the bowels
gently stimulates the circulation, and by pro-
noting vigorous condition of the physical sys-
TEN, promotes, also, that cheerfulness which 10
the truest indication OF q well balanced eondi.
ton OF all the animalpowers.
Summer leaves both the body and the mind
more or less exhausted. Now Is the time to re.
cruit them, and thus. forestan the malarious
feveEs and other Complaints which PROSTATE 50
many thousands every fall.