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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-29
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sssaTiiy Lii.eTiy II fsEsos The Lsnt syslsm u
hsAiooi LaioT, IL suppiS, Character snd Prise {
SfTiaas nFernnss Miscellaneous Remarks, PrTson-
Al ChFonulesir-i EFsnts Ia MsKicoi Table ofhouiss
sni Distances Ahitudes 90 The heKi0An RailToad
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Jane, fTics sinsis COPY, one dolsI L, 5, currency
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Benefits of Attending th,. College.

LIST. The student saves much time and mopcy-as
there are special Professors and Apartments for each
branch and all things are taught and practiced as in
business
"a. PENMANsHIP is taught a SCIENCE land not by
imitaon hence all can easily learn We have one Of
the most distinguished penmen living rs Professor
I'd. Our GRADUATES are sought by business men and
may be found, as Principals, Book keepers and Clerks
in large portion Of the Banks and Business Houses of
this city, and over the South They receive $1,000 $1,000
or 5000 per annn This education is the best fortune
parents can give their children
4th The DIPLOMA OF THIS COLLEGE is passport over
the Commercial world
18th. Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected.
their studies, can here be qualified for bs.-ne,s in
short time.
9Th. This College will qualify young gentlemen to
open similar Institutions in all Southern Cities Next
CO. Brazil, ETC. If they well recommended as TO
character ---
Tth. Crippled soldiers and sons Of clergymcn will
have a liberal deduction made.
N. B.-Those who write for Book-keepers or Teach
ers should give aH particulars Those who send young
students should put their money in tho hands OF their
merchant or the President The South must now elu-
cate practically or be orepe The toiing rascal Of The
Circulars and Catalogues TO all who desire them
observation-disclosures can board with the Professors
and other good families at $50 to s35 per MONTH
Heath.---for seven years ~ Orleans has lcer
as healthy as New York or Philadelphia.
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New subscribers..A Rare Chance

All who have not yet subscribed for The OLD GUARD
for 1867 should do and get the back numbers con-
tanning the new and popular novel, by VIM. Gilmore
Sinlnis and John Esten Cookies graphic battlo pic
tures To every new subscriber sending So 90 for
one years subscription, will send copy Of the
large steel plate portrait OF either Stoncwal jack
son or Lee as the subscriber may direct, ut the time
OF subscribing. These portraits are l0x2l inches,
and engraved in the best style Of the art and retail
for 81 Or each,
Specimen copies of the Magazine sent, pos paid,
to all desiring to examine before subscribing, or to
get up Clubs for zoe. Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON 4 co +, Pnbiishsrs.
No. 1872 Nassau Street, New York.
]. W. SwINDELLs, Herald Office, Dallas, Texas,
authorized agent for the above. gw'
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rms College has, by IFS OWN MERITS and thorough
practical plan of education outlived all the literally
endowed Colleges of this and the Southwestern States
1t is the Oldest Commcai College in The United States.
Every student who gives proper attention to the in
structon is qualified before graduating to keep any
ofbooks II matters not what the business may be- and
do the correspondence any house. Students can
tend the Commercial Course or io Literary or Agri-
cultural Course, Pennanship Arithmetic or Book
keeping or the English, French, Spanish German Lat
in or Greek Languages Telegraphing, Photography,
Penmanship, Bookkeeping or the higher Mathematics,
etc, separately,
We have ample arrangements for one thousand stu-
dent during the current year
N. B.-Nlerchants Planters, Lawyers Steamboat
men, Builders, etc, can here learn to OPEN keep and
close their books correctly in fcw days
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DoL6EAR
coNTMERCIAL coLLEGU,
Open constantly, Day and EVENING"
Corner of Camp and Common Streets.
In the Elegant and Spacious Iron Building
NEW ORLEANS.

Founded i'm 1S32--Chnrtcred by the E.c-
gislaturc of Louisiana, with CONNER
cini, Agricultural. Mechanical n d
Literary Departments.
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Pattern BeHHets & Hatst

is veyy full and complete. Tho work done at Mrs.
Brghtwels rooms is Of the very latest style and tf
the oest material and workmanship, and gives unver
sal satisfactOn Work elvAys dons on short notice,
1i-io s za q aah.
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RADWAY & CO.,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease is not only cured by
DIR. Railways Relief and Pills, but pre-
vented. IF exposed to it, put one tea
spoonful of Relief in tumbler OF
water. Drink this before going out in
the morning, and several times during
the day. Take one of Railways Pills
one hour before dinner, and one on
going to bed. a
II seized with Fever, take 4 to 6 OF
the Pills every six hours, until copious
discharges from the bowels take place I;
also drink the Relief diluted with
water, and bathe the entire surface Of
the body with Relief Soon power
full perspiraticn will take place, and
you will feel a pleasant heat through
out the system. Keep on taking Relief
repeatedly, every four hours, also the
Pills. A cure will be sure to follow.
The reliefis strengthening, stimulating,
soothing, and quieting; it is sure tc
break up the Fever and to. neutralize
the poison. Let this treatment be fol-
lowed, and thousands will be saved.
The same treatment in Fever and Ague,
Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious
Fever, will effect a cure in "a hours
When the patient feels the Relief irrita-
ting or heating the skin, a cure is posi-.
tive. In all cases where pain is felt
the Relief should be used.
Relief so cts; Pills rs cts. SOLD
by all Druggists.
See Dr.. Radway's Almanac for 1868
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How the Ready Relief Acts !

In a few minutes the patient will feel
slight tin2ling irritation, and the skin be-
comes Redeemed; if there is much distress in
the stomach, the Relief will assist nature in
removing the offending cause,-a general
warmth is fsltithroughout the entire body,
and its diffusive stimulating properties
rapidly courses through every vein and tissue
Of the system, arousing the slothful and
partially paralyzed glands and organs TO re-
newed and healthy action, perspiration fol-
lows, and the surface of the body feels in
creased heat The sickness at stomach, colds,
chills, headache, oppressed breathing, the
soreness of the throat, and all pains, either
internally or externally, rapidly subside, and
the patient falls into q tranquil sleep, axakes
refreshed invigorated, cured.
1t will be found that in using the Relief
externally, either on the spine or across the
kidneys, or over the stomach and bowels, that
for several days after pleasing warmth will
be felt, showing the length of time it con-
tinues its influence over the diseased parts.
Eg Price of R. R. r. RELIEF, so cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Country
Merchants. Grocers, &c., H
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CURE FOR CoREs--The safest, the
most accessible and the most efficient
cure Of s corn on the toe, is to double a
piece of thick, soft buskskin, cut hole
in it large enough to receive the corn,
and bind it around the toe. If in ad-
dition to this the foot is soaked in warm
water for five or more minutes every
night and morning, and few drops Of
sweet oil, or other oily substance are
patiently rubbed in on the end after the
soaking, the corn will almost ipfallibly
become loose enough in few days to
be easily picked out with a finger nail.
This saves the necessity Of pairing the
corn, which operation has sometimes
been followed with painful and danger
GUS symptoms. If the corn becomes
inconvenient again, repeat the process
at once.-Hdlps Journal of Health. :
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How 10 'CUkE A CoLD. The moment
a man is satisfied he has taken cold,
let him do. three things: First, eat
nothing; second, go to bed, cover up
IN warm room; third, drink as much
cold water as he can, or as he wants,
or as much hot herb tea as he can, and
in three cases out of four, be will be
well in thirty-six hours The neglect
of a cold for forty-eight hours, after the
cough commences, is to place himself
beyond cure, until the cold has its
course, of about fortnight. Warmth
keeps the pores Of the skin open, and
relieves i Of the surplus which oppres-
ses il, while abstinence cuts of the sup
ply of material for phlegm which would
otherwise be coughed up.-Jounat of
Hsalh
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sending next TO the largest amount the sumof "t.
| TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. 'si'


Certificates. CITING complete description clsr
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Look at thi. chance to get sink Dress. seuing
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For Club of Thirty, we win give the pstssa sshd-
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Lined SILK Parssol Ladies' splendid Morocco Travel
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Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool Long Shawl, fventy five
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cased WATCH splendid Family Bible with elegant
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TIE WaIow WmsrLE.-Tbe pleas
ant spring weather we have been en-
joying will set the sap to circulating,
and prepare the willow and other wood
for whistles. The boys will soon be at
IT, and we shall have the shrill sound
piercing our ears from every direction.
We love to think of those things by
which we beguiled many an hour in
happy childhood sport Holmes says ::
" Who does not love to make a willow
whistle, or to see one made1 Can you
not recall your first lesson in the art
the cutting Of the flexible bougb, the
choosing smooth part, passing knife
around it, above and below, pounding
it j9diciously, ringing it earnestly, and
feeling the hollow cylinder of bark at
last slipping on the sappy, ivory white,
fragrant wood : That little plsy1thing
grew, with growth of art and civiliza-
tion,1 70 be the great organ which
thundered at Harlem or in Boston. Re-
spect the willow whistle"
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WHAT CONSTITUTES SToRN.-The
authorof Words and Their USES y
corrects the current use of the word
"storm as applied to wet weathe,
that's nottempestuons. The quotation
shows that it is possible to be merry
even in meteorological matters:
Storm is misused by many people,
who say that it is storming when they
mean merely that it is raining. A
storm is . tunnlt,is comnotiou Of the
elements; but rain may fall as gently as
mercy. There are dry storms Wo-
men sometimes storm in this way with
little effect however, except upon very
weak brethren But the gentle rain
from fair woman's eyes, few human
creatures not of her own sex can resist.
A dry storm not unfrequently passes
OF. in rain. Hence, perhaps, the con-
fusion of the two words.
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~ l l1iftf I'LL itr's1a'
This Is TO many persons matter Of
higa importance. Nervous persons whe
are troubled with wakefuiness and ex.
eitability usually have a strong tendsne
Of blood to the brain, with cold extreu-
tiles. The pressure of the blood on the
brain keeps il in a astimulaaed and wake
full state, and the pulsatioas in the head
are often painful Let them rise and
chafe the body and extremities with a
brush or towel, or rub smartly with the
hands to promote circulation IN gener-
al, and withdraw the excessive amount
ef blood from the brain, and they will
fall asleep il few moments. A cold
bath, or sponge bath, aud rubbing, or
agocd or rapid walk inthe open airsor
q going up and down stairs few times
just before retiring, VIII aid in equaliz-
ing circulation, q and promote sleep.
Fhese rules are simple, and easy of ga
plication in the castle or cabin, for thou
sands who would freely expend money
for an aaodyne to promote Natures
sweet restorer, balmy Sleep
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A GRArEFuL TIeER.-A Gagged tiger
lad live dog thrown to it. one day,
for its dinper. Not being very hungry,
the Usually fierce creature did not touch
the trembling little victim. This quiet
ness gave the dog courage, and be be-
gan to lick the tigers eyes, which were
sore. This act seemed pleasant to the
wild beast, and the dog continued it,
from time to time, till the eyes of the
savage got well. The tiger from that
time took his tiny, four-legged doctor
under his patronage, looked upon him
kindly, and allowed him to eat what lie
chose of the food thrown into his den.
Henceforth they lived ike bosom
friends.
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ATTACHMENT A NOTICE.-Drury

7 A TTACHMENT7 NOTlCE.-Drury
"A @. Bush, non -residsnt ofthe- State Of Ohm,
will take notice that the 6th day of March, A,
Is s. Timothy Il. Bush 6lsd his petition in ths or
Zee of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas With
In and for the O. unity OF Ssndusky In the Stats Of
ohio, alleging that the said Drury @. Bush 10 in
eebted to him, Timothy q Bash, upon two several
promissory notes, In the sum Of $34s, and askine
Judgment against him for that sum with interest on
SECS thereof ct the rate Of tan per cent from the
dsy Of Novenbsr 1883, and sx per cent interest on
$50 90 from the TIA day of March, 1851. = '-'< Z
A writ Of Attachment has been issued In tho said
action against the goods ehaftsls, and secss Of the
ssid DIury G. Bush, In said Conn J of Ssndusky.
1 80 4. kEHSBURG.
le-2i 2 7-1'7ni - 'Atr,y arr. q. Bush,
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THE JOURNAL.



&Piea ferfhe Little Folks.
Don't szpeet too hiuch sf tbsls : i
has taken forty years, it may be, 70
hakts spa Rbss you are. With Ill your
lessons ot experience; aud I dare say
~ me faulty being a best Above
AZ, don't expect judgment Ia child or
Fhtienee under trials Sympsthize ID
heir mistakes and Trouble; don't ridi,
ople them. Rsnfenabe not e measure
4child's trials by your standard. ,.As
ope whom his mother comfortstb, says
4einspired 0rter, aud beautifully does
ID cepfey p Hs ,theydeep, rfaithfaI love
tAtt- -osle 1t 10 be found in every won1sns
hszzl the unfaihng sympathy WITH all
her children's gr.efs. When l see chill
hfen going 10 their 7athet for comfort /
am sure there is something wrong with
their mother, fya W Il "a
Let the memories of their childhood
be a b1eht Gas you can make them.
Grsnt them every innocent pleasure in
your power We have often felt our
temper rise to see how carelessly their
little plans are thwartsd by older per-
sonss when little trouble on theft part
mS1sCiy Il kEhlSh S would issi lifeline. me-
Lastly, don't Fhihk child a hopeless
ease fbeca1se it beerays some every dad
habits aaWe have KNOWN children that
seemed to hare, Been born thieves and
liars 80 easIH did fhsY display these un-
denial hlsl tsaitz yet He have Jiredto see
these saznsa children bseohesnyble men
and women, and oFhaihens1 sb society.
We must confess they had wise, affec-
tionate parents. And whatever else
you may be compelled TO deny your
child by your circumstxncesin in life, give
It what it most values, plenty Of love.
Episcopal MstAodisf. -. , - '''''' ''''l
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indispensable for Ladies is the
Sewing Guide. sigl

beautiful article for the assistance Of ladies in hand
sewing mot only prots capg the finger from the ugly
pricks of the needle but being provided with NIB,
the stitches are made with Exact Regularity and iu-
creased .pidity- 1t also keeps ths point Of the
needle In perfect condition. For all kinds of en-
broideripg and c-ochetipg it. ia inyaluable. 49, f,rt
The Guide selegsntly silver-plated. and will sell
at sight to every lady. Sent to any address, by mail
receipt of rs cents solid silver, for rs cents
Agents wanted In every town. Terms and sample
for 20 cents Liberal discount to the trade Addrefs
NILES AASUF'G Co.. IS Water street, Boston, Mass.
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AGENTs WANiT5,Enl N,

- for Howland's Life of General Grant,
as Soldier ard q Stattsman. An naccurste History
OF his Military and Civil Career. Ons large ocfacc
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Agents viii see the advantage OF dealing directly with
the Publishers. Yor circulars and terma address
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NOTICE is hereby given that a
! y petition wiz Be pfesentsd to the Commissi6ns
eIs ofSandusky county, ct ther Jane Session, A. D.
1885, to lay out and establish puoiie highway CON-
mencing on the west line OF Townsend township, In
Sandutky county, where the State road crosses said
running thence north on the township line between
the townships Of Riisy drfownssnd to Sandusky
Bay. rifi i6-2opd II osF a P0ARR0Ts3
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Patent OMces.

Inventors who Wish to take out Letters Patent are
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Their American and European Patent Agency il the
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Patent Metallic
White Wire Clothes-Lines ! !!

This is an entirely q1aity Of Wire, and pos
sesses the oEing rsmukable sdvantt ges over all
others; tf-
FIRsr-It has a coating which prevents 1t from
ever corroding or turning from Its white color.
SEcoSD-It need never be taken in. 5
y THIRD7It viii last ffiy ears.
FoURTH-You cannot load it heavy enough with
clothes &c breskit.
FIFTE-It does not diseolor Inc clothes.
sIxrH-Clothes do not freeze to It.
sEvESrH-Itis is cheaper than any other lius.
This excellent elothe5.line cost but THREE
CENTS FOOT.
The undersigned il the general agent for the sale OF
II In this locality Buy OF him when he calls on you.
ie., L.trii II. g. 0VERMlER,
Fremont, FEB I, 1893, sm2
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EsEGAL7NOTICE.-H;;AH5Vsiif' al

IL non-residen. Of ths State Of csSs, asd visoses
paee Of residence Is unkE own, will taks notice that
On the 14ih day Of April, D. 1868, Nathan
Birdsye hled IN the once Of the Clssk Is the Oourt
efcomnon Pleas, for the county Of ssndnsky ard
stats Of Ohio, his pstition. alleging thssihs shs.
said Nathan BirdsJs, owns 10 fss and "a the pos
session Of In Lot numbered 2il In the village OF
Clyde In said County. Thstrhe derises his tide
through and By virtus Of sale of said premises for
taxes, and deed from the Auditor Of said c5urtr
and that the proceedings Of the lTrsasarsrl and
Auditor OF said county In making such sale and sx
done strictly in pursuance Of the law. and askine
judgmsnt, that the said Natnxn P. eBirdsys, te
qneted in his said title; the pretended titls Of the
sAd Hiram Vsil be declared null and void and th.t
be- the taid Hiram Vail, psrpetss eujoinsd from
asserting any claim title to said premis adverse
to the title or Possession Of ne said Nathan =
April Il, 1888. 117-22 Atty for N. II RIrd.ra
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Isih day OF May,-Ises,

lsih day OF ay,rIs6e, 'sqsl
at 10 o'clock in tie Or noon, upon 7remisss the
following defcroed real esats, atusted IN the county
Of Sancuszy and State Of Ohio, to-wit:
So much ofths south bali Of the nor.hsast quarter
tf section twenty mine (2eJ township ak (6J range
fourteen lies north aad esst Of the Uievsla1d
Toledo Railroad, excepting ten (l0) acres on Of ths
south end thereof herstofore conveyed By 5ohE Con-
and sifs 10 5oloman Qain; and also excepsng 20
much on the north part thereof ss was conveyed
April 3, 1861, by John Oonnor and wife and John J
Carter and EIfs 70 Oliver Dndlsy.. Tbs premises
herein described containing Forty Acres Of land more
less and encnmbered by the obsstion to main ten
fences on the boundsries Of said Railroad. !
Appraised value 81 900. ~ l''s' ts4 va
Terms OF sALE-ons-thire in hand, ons-third IN
nine months and one third IN eighteen months from
the day Of sale, with interest The psymspet to Be
WILLIAM B0G6S,
Administrator Of john ccnnors dedds
April IS, 1885,. lTtd
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/ A TTACHMENT NOTlCE-r-R- C.,
IA CspIes, Plsinfif Vs- Drury G. Bush, Defsrd-
ant sefofs n. e. Tyler, Justice 6fthe Ptsss Of sa
eusky Township. San6usky ceuntys Ohio. .0n-fhs
10th day Of Aptf, D 1858, sad Justiee Issued an
order Of In the abcFs aetion fur ts
Of Eixty mine dollars and ninety five cents.
ft sfpi2o 9''ot r q GAPLES.
Fremont, Nay /, Isss Is-2o-pfs24oi no III !