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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

KANSAS CITY AND GALVESTON
RAILRoAD.-A letter from Kansas
city satyshat, with the opening oftho
spring trade work is being resumed
on the Chicago, Cameron, Kansas
City and Galveston Railroad By
Fall this road will have been finish
ed to Fort Scott, and it will after
wards be pushed as rapidly as pos.
sible, to the Arkansas and Red riv-
ers. BY the time it reaches old Red
thefirst excursion party will hcarthe
snort of the iron horse on the Cen
trail Texas tract, and can take ride
behind him to Galveston, inhalc the
glorious breeze of the Mexican Gulf,
take dash in its eXhilirating
breakers, and and feast upon our
fish, oysters, melons, oranges and
other fruits.
The litter re ferred to after des-
crbing Kansas City, with its $4,000
inhabitants, as the centre of the
great trade for large portion Of
the plains, and detailing its railroad
enterprises, srys:
Conc of these great railroads will
make your own Galveston one of
the greatest sea board citses in
America. 1t is bound to do it; and
every body who sees it, says SO.
"These two cities can never
become rivals, because of latitude,
and will necessarily be friends. We
will want to visit Galveston in
winter to avoid the clements of
this latitude, while Galveston will
want to visit us in summer (only
"a hours ride) to avoid the epidem
les. "-Galreston Dispatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

Those who can, and will vote at
the ensuing election in Texas, will
control the State, whether Il major
ily of those registered, or any white
men. vote or not. The amended re-
construction law provides that n
majority of votes actually cast shall
be sufficient to decide:
Registered electors may cast their
vote for or against the constitution
in any election district of the State
wherein they may have resided for
ten day previous to the election.
The proof OF registration may be
the production of the certificate or
affidavit or other satisfactory evil
dencc," under such regulations rs
the district commanders may pre-
scibc
The conventions may authorize
elections for members Of Congress
and all State officers provided for
in the constitution at the same timo
that the vote is taken on the consti.
tuition.
Those who can vote must do so,
or the whole machinery and control
Of the State governmcnt-thc max
ing, constituting and administering
of the laws, or the Withholding of
all legal remedies and redress, will
pass entirely into thu hands of the
negroes, and the few reckless am
selfish white men who will unite
with them.-Gdl Dispatch.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
The Mcdonnell Plows,
Are better adapted to the cultivation of tie
BLACK WAXY LAND

Are better adapted to the cultivation Of tie
BLACK wAXY LAND,
than any other kind ever manufactured or
imported into Texas. This is broad as
scriion, but one that can be easily proven
by large number Of the most respectable
aud successful farmers OF Dallas and snr-
rounding counties, as will appear from the
certificates furnished me by gentlemen who
have COR several years cultivated their
farms with plOEs manufactured by me-
One Of these certificates j. hereto appeal.
ed, as follows:
DALLAS. r-iI-iarT 9Th ICES.
TIE uueer- ruei frnrrs, residing ~ nziilz cuuI.ig
take rriaf flsare ~ Recommending 90 tie faruf1ls
~ euIfhelu ieg- tiie ffos maiiifatufoi - iiias.
q srrerh q NcCUua 81. far pio9ng IN ELACk
any cher r of raw s-e hsve ever used CT sen and
70 ihlsr of or ftJlis sl0 visa TI-fsis-e StPE
EiDE flJW. We say ~ Ell fas1us fuy one % the
fl--aadlizi--ai - J5as1h g. ulsf-rsli s1l yuu VII
GEJRGEa 7. Brown.
W - INCHES
MILLIAa ADAMS
E0lrS ff1S =if-
JOHN J. EAETNS
NfLLAS THo - p-uE.
JAWS CgLE
JANIS ALDEIuET
4 sHT9.i7 Of hess Ti0Es are consfanfly
kept o. hand FOR sale 81 ~ shor. f1r cash.
JOSEPH e. ncC0NSELL-
Dallas. uaf1h j. 1sgs.-ztff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

A Nru Hfsrrn of imHns4
-rrfus coz CO., ilifs a. lllaisi
Is NI.e Il'srsI a nsa slsflm m
H.hi.nf STREETS nas fI.0niir irIrI
With nrual snn0ess Tho tErfr.
mfnis we're tried under ihe dinf-
zion ~ tho Inventors N NJ Itsstr
du MothaY AID Marshal The
light proinrrd Is ID ihe purtsi white,
fire that of moonhcams, and which
allows ono IA read neWspapsr at
twenty-five paoes from the pnjoc-
Or. and adlaiis III iho most delicate
shades being distinguished. The
discovery MAS made hy a chemist
prf,anIfrsr, who had no idea what
soeyer ~ invenling anything new
as Ia the lighting ofsiiies, lie MAS
merely experimenting with iho hope
II discovering some means al taking
photographs at night lie, how
ever, hit upon new and magnill-
cent light, which will evidently re
place gas with great advantage,
not only in an economical point Of
view, bat likewise in quality and
quantity Of light obtained, 81 in
tease Is the glars produced that il
will probably DO difficult Ia modify
il sufficiently for use in theatres 0r
in private dwellings, the more - a.
one OF lho shareholders eonided Ia
me the fact that rouge, p0Idrr de Tis,
scpla iints laid ON eyebrows, and
every species Of facial adornment,
arc made painfully visible, The
combustion of ordinary gas by oNy-
gen is the principal secret Of the
process. 4 small oylindor Of mag
ncsium interposcd IN the center Of
let In combustion becomes lumi-
nous, and produces a quantity Of
light measured at siSly times that
which would he produced by ordi'
nary gas. A cubic meter ut this
now species of gas costs but ~ CEN
timcS-TId. Thus three cubic me-
tiers of ordinary lighting gas aud
four cubic meters 0foNygen gas, the
price of which amounts 10 81 ODE,
affords, according TO the expert
mcnts Just made, tho same amount
orlighi rs would DO produced by
100 cubic meters Of ordinary gas,
the price of which would be 5ir.
thus realizing Tor the same amount
of light nm economy or l5E Toe.
London Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04


RoBBERY-We learn that rob-
berry was committed near Pilot
Point in Denton county, on the
night of the 10Th inst. The parties
who committed the deed, it appears,
were well acquainted with the stu
alton of every article of furniture in
the house, as they had entered and
had taken the trunk which contain
ed the money (about s1S) from the
house, when one of the women hear
ing a noise outside, and supposing
it TO be cats, Kissed at them, when
one OF the Williams told her that it
was no cat, and demanded the key,
which the terrified female gave up.
The robbers then took the money
from the trunk, and left. They
were tracked by the footprints of
their horses to a party that was 60
ing on at the time in the town Of
Pilot Point. No one has yet been
arrested--lShernan Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
NEW BOOKS.
r4IvES rR4crIcE or KEDIclsE

FtTNE s PRiCTfCE or EEBTCINE
new work just sspei Icy W Paine, VI. D. Professor
~ the Principles anil Practice of Nei.Ee ami Pathol
cgy in the Philadelphia University 81 Medicine and
surgery -rthor Of Paincs Prarticc Of Surgery work
IN ohTetrcs and Maicrs Medea author Of New School
Remedies: an ZIP tome OF Elcrlies Practice Of Mcdi-
c'ne; Review Of Homeopathy; wuIsi on the History
n Medicine; Editor OF UBtersiy Me'cs and Surgical
Journal. &c, &C. II Is ROYAL ciayp II on pages and
contains iitll description ct Rl d;s-s'sos known in
medicine aud surgery. inc,ading ihnse q AMI
rhliren together with ther pathology and treatment
~ a BE rrw and improved nieilIods. Price - post
NJ" - cfats AldrrN the author, a3j. Arch Street,
PhlaiicIha p.
ALSO, 4 NEB- UORR,
In; tel Xew S-iool Je!ic.i,es wb,h Is tie eniy
sr'rk Published uion Naisri, Nel,a- enhancing
81 She Eistr. uoinss1slfh-. aud If-bic REMEDIES.
With rel rTsHisr hsiefa Ne-l'- Pfioe 3; postage
free. Ad,lres a. aiove.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Wanted.

GENERAL Carpenters eau End rmVlcy-
- menf BY ealing on ne IN Dallas or a.
Eagle Ford Nils. niles West n Dallss-
C. R MILLER
Carpenter BGil1cr.
Dallas Fs5. 2sih ls5s-2A4H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
.PLOWS FLOWS.
Encourage Home Industry

u URTNG the last two years, the under
~ signed has been constantly engaged
in the manufacture Of one and two horse
Flows of a superior quality.
claim that the plows manufactured by
me at my shop in Dallas, and known in
this community as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

NaH lHIa.ar la.lil|f. ri n 90 A..I II. lF
r1.Hf. tI.l..H.i ID II ..faaHf
tsHHI re- ..s. fia o. si- far EHih
ia5. rsrr-i Iia-' f1I-s-H s1Ii .r'n f.r r Tr.-
ffa.frl s.a.es. Hirf.T-r n .raT f1a.aa.rs II si-
ara q Iir a1i 49, iall|-s afa i.r-, itF fiassrl
Nfrrs' aHl Nea - sf'Ia.- ttF ii.-l1T Aalhasai.-s-
81 = set 70 ora ia-Illrlrs aaL o. sHlH Isl Nr ga
i..F HE-H..rT- I.lH tla1alfrlHl i,'arIl'H1H-
Nrfs1E.F r ia-h lIg 1a a1.- ffain le,ls' fH Ef7r1
rsHr..I..l.. asi ltfir sfrrf, iHf aua b. ss,l lle
g.-s. .l.'i 10 ltssl'.i Ia-- s's a'E az ilnrala.
n. %. slALas-
Rsu,Fr-, I-th, lsl--lsgzi,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
IRON SAFE FOR SALE

A y entirely ner, Halls Patent. medium
n sire. Iron safe Willie sold, IL early sp-
plieation i made 81 The
HERALD oFFIcE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
Piano, Guitar and Sacred Music.

OF the latest publication and best authors.
re- To my old customers, friends and
patrons, would say that have gone
TO merchant ling in earnest. Ii
you have found ont By my dea ings with
ycu for the past eight years has proved fair,
honest and satisfactory, ] will assure you
that lam going 10 pursue the came policy
for the future. ] shall not tell ven that
an going 20 sell Vt COST, or under cost, foT
that has got to be an old story. aud nobody
would believe II; Int enc th.rg ! will state,
that will try my best to sell yon goods 80
that both can live, or we shsii divide the
profits. 2. SEsTEa.
Dallas. sept. %, ls67-aif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
ALSn. 4 NEW T0RK.
University Journal
or
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

4 .S'lai-. HOniils gozrnaief Ue''e;s,. Surgery,
JTf'ioicgy. Hymn, 0nd GeHessf L'trrafars
a. rofrd 70 re fssfsssioH cod ne Ieqpls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

'iH-il - f'-ai fr1rr % fite NT.Tia luid- hrl
r'i fru-r-. Al Tie Iilte-lig H. o A. Ninth st.
sial-1 a Ha1nr-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
School Books and Stationery.

Also, that have made arrangements with
one of the largest publishing houses in
New York, so that | can order any book, or
books, that may not be on hand, and get
them in the shortestTOssible time. | have
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

VIII leave
New Orleans for Rio do Janeiro,
On Saturday, the / lih of April next.
PASSAGE, for adults, $3.50, in gold chill
dren 8 to 10 years DID, half price.
Should the emigrant desire to be carried
to any other Brazilian port than Rio de ia
metro, 500 in gold, extra, viii be charged
Emigrants personal effects and agricul-
tural Implements carried free of charge.
Bills of Exchange given On Rio de janet
70.
Circulars, with further details of Mr.
Chas. Nathan's contract, will he forwarded
on application.
Parties DESTROYS of securing passage
should apply early to
+. l.. HART, Agent,
Post Office Box No. 1906; Office No 90
Union Street, NEW ORLEANS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25
MAGUlRE,S
JA n AICA GING E. r .

Tho best preparation of Ginger In use, md is
warranted superior for strength and purity to
any other.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25

"Buy any butter here 2" said . coun.
try customer, who walked iuto . dry
wc don't wish to buy any" replied the
merchant. "Wsnt any eggs?' "No sir,
We keep dry goods store" $50 Well
then may bo you'd like to buy some fat
ehicksns--ist as pigs, and sight nicer,
TOO" "No, sir, l tell you We don't deal
10 anything but dry goods" "Cculdn',
I sell you nice fat shoulder Of pork p
II tell you sir, we deal in dry goods ex
elusively." "Waal, whst'll you give for
dried npplss?"
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25

MAGUIRE'S
HAIR ESTORATIVE.
THIS elegant article for restoration of the
l. growth Of tho hair, as we'll as ptVserving II
from turning gray, and changing gray hair back
to its original color. without dycing it.) stands
at the head Of all Hair Rosiorativcs. It is one
Of the oldest, nnd Its popularity and fame cannot
be taken from 1t. Price 81 per bottle
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25

A Cincinnstian says: "Ta,k about 81.
tersl Just eat quart Of Ohio river wa.
Ter snd stand In the sun for Eve minutes.
and you will End the aforesaid coming out
a. every pore, beautifully filtered, while
your stomach becomes converted into o
sand bag, and you can hear tho gravel
rattle ~ you walk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25
MACUlRE'S
SarSaparilla Stomach Bitters.

THE best Aromatic Stomaclic ever offered 10
the public. Itisan excellent tonic, pleasant
to the taste and agreeable to the stomach, and
will be found vastly superior to any other article
in use for promoting digestion, preventing chills
and fever, strengthening and purifying the blood.
1tis made from the Sarsararilln, Stilliigia, Vel
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots and Calisaya,
prickly Ash and Wahoo Darks, and possesses rare
medical qualities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25
THE AMERICAN ORGANS
arc the only
Il i A L II Fed OR q A n N s
Now Before the Public,


THE ONLY ORGAN HAVING A EEvER.
DEBATING SOUND BON OR WIND CHEST
which has the same important part to perform ns
the the Sounding Board has in tho Piana Forte,
Ito give body and resonance Of tonc) and without
which tho organ becomes merely q Mcodeon in
an Organ casc. THE AMERICAN ORGANS
have not only ths Wind Chest or Sound Box, but
have the large Organ Bellows, giving power and
great steadincss Of tone. These, with their cx-
trcmo fine voicng o: tho reeds and pcrfccting Of
tho tone, make them the most perfect Organ
known. These great improvements, and the su-
periority Of tone and workmanship of tho Amer
lean Organs, place them in tho front ranks as tho
best, and they command higher prico than any
reed instrument in tho market.
This organ received tho first premium at tho
late ST. Louis Fair.
Every Instrument Warranted.
Publishers Of the "singing Pilgrim" "(new) for
Sunday Schools.
Send for Price List and Circular.
Address,
PHILIP PHILLIPS h co..
No. 4l5 North Fifth Street,
June 2S E7 n27 ly. ST. LOUIS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25

TAKEN UP BY Stephen Owen Of Clark
township, bay horse mule, three years old, four
teen hands and Q half high, branded W on .ho
left shoulder, appraised at so by Henry Q, Dun
ca. aad Thomas n. 6lsvias, before G. Wheeler
J. =. o. the 2eth Of xsy. IJuns 10, lsSs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25
MACUlRE,S
AGIJE MIXTURE.

For lie CHre Of ChilIs and Fever, Mtcr-
m'stent Ferer, Dumb Agm, Diseased
Lirer, dc.
L falliblc specific has been used ne n remedy fol,
tho above complaints, and II has cfrectcd the most
extraordinary cures. controlling the diseases after
every other medicine has been resorted to withou,
effect. Thousands have tested its efficacy, and
all who have used it will give testimony to its
wonderful success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25
Final Settlement.

NJ 0TICE 10 hereby given to all psrssns interest.
~ cd that the undersignsd Administrator Of the
estate Of Gilmore Glsdney deceased, will make a
Final settitmsnt Of bis adminstration Of said
estate at the next August term Of the Lincsln
county court, to be begun and held In Trey On
the End menday Of August 1868.
DAVID W. GLADNEY, Adm'r.
June 10, 1858. n25 rtw
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS..EVERYWHERE.
]. & Z. MAGUIRE, Sole ProprIetors,
Cor. Second and Olive strets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
jan 2, 1868, nj ly
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-25
Final Settlement.
Administrator Notice.

AUmj0lSlr8tOr7 NOtuCcs
NOTICE IL hereby given that letters Of admin.
~ istration were granted to tho undersigned
on the estate Of Hiram French deceased, on the
l4th day Of May, 1858, BY the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said estate are re-
quirsd to exhibit them &c the Administrator for
allowance within ons year from the date Of said
letters, or they may be precludsd rom any benefit
Of said estate, and II not exhibited within two
years from the date Of said letter., they will bs
forever barred.
may2l n2l 4wp1 @. W. MARTIN, adn'r.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03
SAM. e. benson,
Alto ne y.at- aw,
District Attorney Of Ormspy County

Office in County Buildings, Carson Iity, New.
IA Special attention given to cases 1ni.r The
Cuited states Bankrupt law. ar.i Il
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03
sum MONS.


fs'ala rpvenne stamp 5oe,
cTAT. 90 NEVADA, COUNTY Df oR1sIf
- In the justices court, Carson Township, IN
aud 'or sa'd C,uniy Il urmthy 1he state -
Nevada sends greeting to San n"l Charters. Nuu
nte hvrrIy summoned 10 appear before mo ~ nv
flee ~ Iarsun CITY, Ia CAfsun Township, 10
uriusby county, un the
Ist day OF y, brU.fy. 4. ". isGs.
at 10 u'cinck 4. VI, and answer unto the rotns
plaiit of \ " Il Ciemtnts and theodore White,
puth. d1ing bu~nrs. nri,I The hfm nnmrufCltna
ruts white, Nhosue Aun o. recover ~ lgmrnt 10
~" sum 81 uiucty y-s"v.n dollars and rinsit tsthfes
cru'-isn1 49,, s,s 30 q said amount - alleged !"
i,e ,ue Ilaut A. fof iron and hla,ksinithipg wofl
dobp 10y Tlainiin, fr you; and 80 3Sis ALLEGED u"
be due 10 iron and wagon wurk - ~ !, Adams
fur YOU, whirh sad account T. duly assigned g.
Ili tiiis. uli - whihh more nillN appears w nrs
iun's nov ~ iiie ~ my oih,e, when Judgment
viii be taken against you Tor the sai ninouht, To-
sahrf with ct.i. aut damage, i ,Uu iall g. A.
near arl answer,
To The sheriff or inv Cors'al5n Il Tie sail
county. greeting " ke loaal service and due tes
turn hrf
otyon uralcr ny hand this 21thdsl ofDccenl'a
4. 10. 1Nti. b,,, Nthttlh,
.Ju.ticeuf the Peace CafsHn township.
tE,sNH e.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-03

fSfato Revenue stomp zoe
ksTATF OF NEVADA, COUNTY 90 oRN@BY,
y ~ the lu.ttuu's Court, tatsHn Township, D.
.ud ftr .ai . unity ui ufmslN, The Stair u
Nr,nba s,'pjs gI' citing to Shmuul Charters Wa
sfe hprrby summoned 30 ~ loaf lriaic ne ~ ~
Hncp in arson Cnv. IN Carson Township, ~
DrnslN county, an Ito
- day Of February, 3. ". fsGs,
~ iuucluck 4, W., Rni HnsNsi u'tto 'h"'uIni'lhini
# W u, kryspt aud 4. n, hIhFi, Nha sue ~ tr4
cover iu,lgutt s1ust Nun in The sutn u iHiN
4 llrts aud tnttt.scyen cents taiD ~, Shd
nnurut IL alleged t. b. due for hay Hud barley sid
aud delivered io yuu. ly aud NJ your instance ant
request. aud f,f ynur u-n ~ Il haueAt, ~ appear
u, accaunl nov on ble ~ my uii,s, elcn Judgment
will be taken against stu - tlt said nhuunt, To-
rr,hor wi'h ro.ts AID damages, N ,un fail 80 np'
pear and answer,
To the shpriiI ~ anv Constable ef the sail
county, greeting Make lrgai service and due
return hrrr'f
Given under my hand hi. 2iih dsy y pecem.
bet, -. 1885,. =. u, " Nrktbbi
Justice e the Peace, Carson Township.
de.p.t1
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25

that THE carbonaceots layer must pervert the
science 10 distinguishing night from wrong, and
weaken the will in chosing the right2 We arc well
aware that we insult the readers intelligence by
asking bis attention 10 such questions; buU after all
we must be logical at the penalty Of being tedious
No; the common sense Of all tho light colored
peoples in the world has from the earliest days re-
cognized the fact that darkcolored men have fewer
rights IN the struggle for life
What madness then, ls IT, that has just influenced
The people Of Iowa 10 bestow The right Of voting
upon the blacks Do these Iowans mean 20 wage
war with anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and the
great sympathetic nerve7 Dare they Act upoa the
wretcI cd Action that carbon is as good as nv-car-
benz Does the unaaswerable argument Of lbe IS
calcis 60 Tor nothing with themg
And again, how came this folly and madness TO
seize upon the Inhabitants Of the HAwk-eye State
The only guess gives 10 the cause, is that il
IL case Of cbemico-mor caialysis just as pint
Of yeast sets q gallon of wort fermenting The
State Of Wisconsin some twelve years ago voted for
negro suffrage and The Supreme Court Of that Bad
ger State sustained the legality of The vote. And
90 the thing has spread the rolling food
Of the Mississippi.
Well; well; what with the election Of Grant, and
this Business ofths degraded children Of Ham get
ting full rights as American citizens, true-born
Conservatives are pretty much the muddledest men
going.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
Physiology and Voting.

Al q certain depth uAder the outer surface q /.
snAns skin there layer Of little cells, which !,
nA- pleased Anslotaists TO call pigmenteells These
same disciples Of tue icrceps and scapel have ors
ago found out the chromatie fac, that some 49,
coloring matter is always Deposited in these an
white in the Caucasian black in the Nero yoI,...,
10 the Aongolian, and 30 forth. A caroIss. r.,
would either never think al an about the
ese would miserAbiy fail 70 suspect the pumero,,.
ana important co. sequences Of this difference }, "a,
o0'Onng-natters thus deposited. But acute ,.,,,.
en- easily came % the conclusion that snch vs,i,,;
70 'he external Issues could BOT possibly .il %
.uie inoeh Of Sill more important differences in ,na
-. Nuu moral structure and action Of men Inns
. aO'aSy varying in outward hue Can nny ons Of
,os0 ,,'-a ,Or single moment believe that In.
80 Oeing whose pigmeni-cells are filed g,b -
De- =" nave as accurate perception, .. cleor -.
ospAohs' ana as correct Judgement 4, bo ~, N
20 s0ch deposit1 TAera can be but or - ~lo has
iaeh question. Or further, can Any,os 49," 800 70
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-25
The MODEL Young Man.

Kid gloves, plug hat tight boots, and rattan
cane, the principal component parts IN he max
ing up. Brains are entirely unnecessary TO bis ex-
stence In fact would prove fatal 10 his calling He
talks knowingly on all subjects but fails TO talk
long enough on any one TO be considered guilty of
originating an idea. A very necessary item in hs
composition is that be should be indebted 10 the
tailor FOR bis last coat, and also for great many
other things, provided any one be found foolish
enough TO trast him. II very often happens that
be is born Of poor but respectable parents but if
he should meet the old man on the streets clad
in his homespun, he appears to not recognize him,
and passes on rapidly, as if matters of mpor lance
were committed to his keeping which required i'm
mediate attention. he holds himself aloof from
those around him who DO not feel called upon TO
sxpend their whole living in the decoration Of their
persons but s exceedingly polite and sfiable when
favor in the shape Of ga small loan for few
days" is desired, which few days, IS a general
thing, never coma TO an end. he attends the most
fashionable churches and all the fashionable balls,
provided it costs him nothing to attend, but if it
happens that funds needed he always respect
fully excuses himself from participating. He en-
joys the society Of ladies' not from any devotion to
the sex, but that they may have an opportunity of
observing his fautless style Of dress and fascin atng
manners. He dotes upon the symmetry of bis hg-
ure the handsomeness of his face the peculiar trim
Of biz ousAehe the ct Of bis boots the tie of his
cravat the glossiness of his hat the melody of his
voice and the peculiar twirl he is able TO give his
cane as he passes lady or gentleman, faneying
that be is the admired of all admirers.
Reader, do you not know of just such man
Now pray tell me of what earthly use he can be to
any one Is the world any better of with him than
without him. If there is anything at which, or
any place where he can be of use, please let US
know