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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17
l.O.O.E.

THE WIDOW AND ORPHAN FOND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, which is
owned aud controlled by the Lodges and
members Of the Order, and Of which. the
present "Grand Sire" is the President,
chartered by the State OF Tennessee aud
money deposited with tho Comptroller
thereof, in accordance with the laws OF
said State, and whose agencies have al
ready been established from Canada to
California, and whose success has been
unprecedented since its organization, beg
leave to call the attention Of the citizens OF
Texas to the advantages offered by this
Company. For further information apply
TO Henry L. Perkins, State Agent, at Per-
kins octagonal office, Houston, Texas, or
10 JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
Agent for Dallas county.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
From the Teas Associated Press Dispatches.
yVuCiyUA EJ.ECTIOys.

Walker Elected by ,40000-All Of the Wal
ker Congrcssmei Elected but three.
RICHMOND, July Tho State,
according to the latest returns to-
night, has gone by 10000 votes for
Walker, and there is u Walker ma
jority of fifty on joint ballot in the
Legislature. The Walker people
elect al the Congressman except
three, who arc Plato, Porter and
Norton, colorcd. Tliis complete
disaster to the Wells ticket results
from tho unrcliability of the negro
vote, which in the country distiicts
gave largo majorities for Waller,
and secondly because of the failure
of their calculations in some Of the
counties bordering on Tennessee and
North Carolina, where the white
votes for that ticket were chiefly ex-
pected to give him 500 majority,
went against him by over one thous-
and. ,.,,,
Tho Walker State Executive Com
mittee telegraphed to Grant this A.
NJ, congratdlating him on tho tri-
umph Of his policy in Virginia, and
thanking him for his liberality.
Several Walker colored men have
been elected to the Legislature.
RICHMOND, July 8.-Gilbort G..
Walker arrived at ono o'clock this
morning from Norfolk. The day
was made holiday for his reception,
and when the cars arrived about five
thousand people had congregated at
the depot. A committee composed
about equally of the most prominent
white and colored citizens was at
the cars to receive him, but the pop.
ulace rushed in and selling Walker
bore him on their shoulders to the
coach ornamentcd with national and
State flags! The procession, which
was nearly b mile long, marched
through the principal streets. Many
of the coaches, of which there were
a hundred in Tho, were covered with
national flags, and on the band wag-
ON was transparency with a paint
ing of a white and colored man shak-
ing hands. The streets were block
cd with people following the pro
cession and at least twenty thousand
were out. On reaching the house
of Col. James r. Branch, the Con-
sentative candidate killed by the
calamity on Friday last, the process
sion passed with uncovered heads.
Upon reaching the hotel Walker
appeared between the National and
State flag, held by representatives
of the two races, and after a few
inmates of deafening cheers, made
a brief speech, saying, after congrat-
ulating the Audience on the complete
victory, that IN this moment of tri-
jumps they must not forget charity
for the defeated they must remem-
Der that the votes east against the
ticket were given by deluded and
ignorant men of race that had not
vet had time TO be educated suffi-
GENTLY to know the wrong Of dis
franchising others; we must remem-
Der that we have succeeded on the
platform Of universal suffrage and
equal rights, and we must see that
those who opposed us, as well as
those who supported Us, have all
their rights and are protected fully
By the law. and with the law and
under Che law 0Oud cheers they
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

Three severe and distinct shocks
ofan earthquake were felt at Mem
phis at half past two on the morn
ing of the End inst, causing quito n
CONSERVATION among tho citizens
generally. The first two shocks
lasted about two minutes and seem.
cd as though passing from north to
south. A vibratory movement i'm
mediatcly followed. II sUctned as if
going from east TO west, and was the
cause ofgrcat alarm. No damage
was done to buildings, however, al
though it was plainly felt in every
house in the city,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

As care to have visit from Col.
IIauscr, President of tho Southern
Pacific Railroad, soon, would II not
be we'll to prepare n barbecue and
hold county railroad meeting at n
suitable time, TO receive him, thus
giving him an opportunity to re.
ccivc an expression Of tho wishes Of
our people on the subject of the
building of the road? Let some per-
sons move in this matter.
Tyler Reporter, 10Th.
Cant the citizens of Dallas induce Col.
Hausser to extend his visit to the "Three
Forks City," and give grand old fashioned
Railroad Barbecue? We have been urged
time and again to shy something 10 cncour-
age this road TO press on more rapidly 10
our growing city, and we think now is
good time, to do so, by extending an invi-
tation to the President Of the company, and
let him see the beautiful county toward
which his road is poiiiLing. What say our
citizens to public meeting to inaugurate
the subject? We would suggest that they
meet on Saturday next at the Court Hou &c.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

THE BAILEY TROUPE gave two of their
entertaining and amusing performances in
this place on Monday and Tuesday nights
of the present week TO full houses, and we
believe to the entire satisfaction Of the
audiences. The inimitabe Mr.. George, as
"Petcr Spike" in "Thc Loan of n Lover,
was droll and "held the mirror up to ma
turc" while Miss Mollic, as "Gertrude, "
fully sustained her part.
The songs, dances, &C., by Mcssrs. George
md Alfred and the three juvenile members
of the family, little Matte, Addie and the
precocious little Minnie, are new and
pleasing, and add no little to the attrac-
tions of the Troupe.
Mr.. Alfred, in "Uncle jeff" delineated
the character of the mischievous plantation
negro to the life.
We very cordially commend the Bailey
Troupe TO the patronage of the public. If
you want good laugh, 60 and see thsm.
The very gentlcmanly and accommoda-
ting MIR. R. L. kirkland, Agent and Advcr
tiser for the Troupe, will be found atten-
tive and obliging, and prompt in all his
dealings with the press.
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GmaiAatrS' Department

nor GOVERNOR
Mssrs asihsTitf q als asn0r A \ mANiLIoN
4 Tasis, ra'iiAals isT ,sssrTsoTs IrAas, hirs-
lisn laig s. lea
Fua uEUTESANT GOVERNOR,
We ss suihsTiIrl 10 annsunos Dc, h0ULRs
BAkER, u Galsrsioa, candidate ieT i.'saisAAni
.s,r'nsI ~ isis. 10 ~ Us is s''A "'s'' -
F0R COSGRESs-
We are su,h.Tissi And Ts.taosiel 10 sHnounos
Goa HnhERT u, TAYLOR, a. rantilsir 80 tsn'
goes iIum this lihs - cansTrssi"nsl bis'Iirl'
TOR srsTE SENATOR,
We 40 aaihaTifri aRi TsIansiri 20 snneanrs
.JANrt X a. HEtnnp, fsl,, a. candidate 70 TsI,-
Ts,snl Dallas, Collin zEi IATTAai csnniirs "a the
State senate,
ron REPRESENTATIVE
We are au,heriEs,i and Tsqussirl 10 saneaHSe Or,
4, n, CutllhAN, asa candidate 20 Isrirsrs' ihs
sisi B,silri, toHTsiHs the oeuRiiss II bal.s, ti'
liza aud aaTAni, ia tbs lower honss " the Lss''lA'
Iare,
F0R DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
We are authorized and requested To announce
CAeI, !, I'm, HAWKINS, 81 lllis ,oani', a.
car iiais ioT District Attorney otihs Slh JudisiA
District, at the ensuing lniy sireiion,
FOR snERiFf.
We arc ArslnTisri aud Trggssied 10 announce
ROBERT L.; Ans aaA candidate Tor rheTin ~
Dallas county, al the ensuing election In july
We are authorized and requested to announce \;
a, McADAMs, E.q., as candidate hr sheFin oi
Dallas county, At the ensuing July el'eiion'
We arc al hoIiIei 10 announce the name OF
JUkIUs PEAK, as q e.hdtasis Toe sheTiu oi Dallas
e0uAY q the ensuing rlsciien IN July
We are authorized aud requested to announce W
n. ROnnERsuN. as candidate for the oiiioe ~
sheTin u Dallas County at the ensuing election
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
We are authorized and requested 10 announce
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

#Iia ttfatni ras aH'u ir't IH
anr iafslIil e. i.a daYs arn bel ihe
arbitrary ani iunrffssaff arrtsi -
tuo ofoar f.iitfns ani their drIo1
iaiiun Do lenlrs1n to he thuan into
iho military pr.sou 40 that pia0o.
Theses psr.ous nrTs Capt u n
Long ADD bobby Roberts. the latter
a ga ofJuder q N Roberts, ofGil-
m,r Prom Whai ne have l.ssn able
10 gather, neither 81 these grniio-
men has boea guilty Oianyihing fir
which a bin eoeld b6 obtained be
h,ro any fairninded grand jury Of
Texas, or any other State, They
have committed ma offence known
10 the laws Of Texas, So il goes,
Tyler Reporter,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

mn.ff riraI.I ani iaafht iha
t.|as Hf ihe great i.nn al iIaffh.sl
that hhs lffn fnnHufi uTun ih.m
ani ihe tree ralue a. lFnE "a t'ii.
uu No musi unt forget that che
opportunity ~ u inning this Fitiory
Was given a. through The hl,sralllY
oi i'rsidsni Gant, lluui and eon-
tinueii rhtrr,i and Wo must see that
its traits are fur the benrhi ~ all
Amer a i0fnlar al.usion a. iho grief
II lhe present State office holders II
the Wells persuasion, the speaker
e0nelnie,i bY giving a cheerful pie
inre Of the future prosperity IT the
State, Ihnee cheers were then CIV
GA for Gnnt.
AZ the close, Walker Was Followed
by Isaac llunler, eOlOred, and soY-
oral white speakers.
The eleeliOR returns to-day con
Time 10 be more and more favorable
u Walker. The returns this morn
ing show that the Walker men will
have a majority Of u on joint ballot
ia the Legislature,
WAsHINGToN, July s,-The Chron'
iele in a bitter article on the Nir-
ginia election says, but all is not
lost IN Virginia, Congress holds lhe
key Of the citadel, tho rebel demo
erals May boast that they have elee-
ted their candidates, but there is an
ultimate remedy,
There arc indications OferOss pur'
poses between tho administration
and Boutwell, since the Virginia
elections.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

BaSnThe boy stood on the schooncr's deck,
and his eyes looked monstrous red; he
wrapped q sausage round his neck, and
what do you think he said? lie said that
if fruits and vegetables were trumps our
Senior would hold "hush." During the
last week he has had from the kind lady
of everybody's sign-painter, ]. p. Thomas,
two very fine, large cabbages. From
DIessrs. William Irvine and j. Reverchon
delicious ripe peaches-.those from the
latter gentleman were very large as well
as pnlatablc. From Jean Barber toma-
toes-one bunch Of four weighing AZ
pounds. From Mrs. Nancy Harris, for
Mrs. Swindells, bottle Of fine blackberry
cordial From DR.. Albert A. Johnson the
king of the bbage-heads-raised on the
black land, and as big as a small tub
From John J. Eakins fine mess Of the
fruit of the woods, in the shape Of flesh
vcnison. John rarely, if ever, misses n
shot.
Posr ScRIpTUN.-The Junior editor of
the HERALD begs leave 10 return the
thanks of his wife and himself to our
silvery-haired, gOlden-souled, iron-con-
stitutioned, open-handed, clear-headed,
pure hearted friend Judge W. II. HOrd for
the first and best peaches of the season.
Brothers Chase and GOlledge, OF the
Waco Register, will please take notice.
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HrInii, IanIsrtnss.

n,lIAs RIsTRirT.-ThiKh hefAh - g'AA''"''
MEsItsas ga Inf ifAh lsfs'
n,ll., siaiisn-Iaiy aTi anl ilh-ai i,ailas'
isssiuT Miss,on-Juiy luih aHd iilh-a' l"f1''
p,,ls. O.isTs.i MissirH-Juiy Ioh-ai honaia''
p,.,.s CiIsuiI-July iI,h aud Islh-Ai Willow
Mia, ,'iTsait-July eth and ssih-ai nsihsl
sr,sns cipait-laiy alsi ani AnEass is'- h'''
teas srhuoi noasr, - s.r
.o.iss,,ilIs CiIeuii-Ausnsi ith and Mh-ai shiloh
sherman CiTsuii-Augusi iith and idh-h .ir'i"n'
ni.iTist canfsTrnee-Augusi ialh' .s.i-al mAn!ea'
Mckinney Circuit-Aagusis lsl ahd ~ ~ s,-
man. M, o, YoING, Presiding hidef'
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saaa ttsslias.

"a, Ma4shafhis nisiIiri Aha nasIiflis f,'H. -,
7Tthr Lancaster tiTrFiis va D. haA ~ 80
VI tsssa,l,1r. a.osinniaE "a Nuils AS, AsiA -,
les. al M a'5iark an EErIaAssa sin o. i"sarl
= r3,,r pTsg,.Taa g. iakr sass a ltfaaslaF' -
sasaairIs sfiAs nisiTit aa-iiAs eta il'e, y,
,.',i'.,..,..sstisas = N, niAEss fssisI-
ysls y lssa-AsEs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoIIowny's Ointmcnt.-DroI steal swelling
can only be reduced In two ways-hy absorption
aud evaporation. HoLLowAY's OINTMENT acts pow
erfully and bcnefcianlly upon the vessels which
perform these functions 1t inSigorates the absor-
bents, and prom otes the expulsory action of the
pores. Among all the external complaints for
which the Ointment is an acknowledged specific,
there is none in which 1t works greater wonders
than in dopsical cases. Sold by all Druggists
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

at is undeniablc," says Prentice,
"that in America 1t takes three to
make a pair,-hc, she, and hired
girl. Had Adam been modern, there
would have been q hired girl in
Paradise to look after little Abel,
and raise CAIN"
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

DALLAS COUNTY.
aTAKES UP by Thomas Wright, and etirayci be.
fore ], r. Mcknight, J. r., one OK, Tor years old,
pale red head and neck body red and white speckled
marked swailowfork and nnderbit In len ear,
branded J on right hip; valued ut $50. list
TAKEN CP by T. NJ. wotthlngton and cstraycd
before j. r. Mcknight, J. +. Precinct No, ], 3 head
Of horses; one BAY STUD, 7 or syears Old, Btsnded
E2Y, |. hands high appraised at $50 One BROW
HORSE. 49, hands high, branded NJ u on tho len
shouIJcr and p2 on tho neck years old; appraised
'ro vJ '"' [i3:3t"
Rcportcd TO mo rs estrays by Lewis u. Long,
Cuun Commissioner, the following ani,aaiS' VIZ
one ROAM PONY MARE, ) or 4years old, bi6au.
ed ON the left shoulder. with square aud compass
branded on the right shoulder I, o small spot OF
white on his forehead and nose.
One CLAYBANK MARE, years old, black name
and tall branded on the left shoulder ID 0, and on
the left thigh the same ....."
One ROAM MARE, years old, branded on
the shoulder and thigh
Ono BROWN MA2E, branded on the len shout
der, years old.
left shoulder, unintclligibc, with sms.lhs on.
One SORREL HORSE, years old, a'wl'ite spot
In the forehead, branded on the lc shoulder, unin
teligible.
the left hip c, and tho eft shoulder uninteliiglble
One YELLOW PONY, years old, branded On the
One soRREI HORSE, years old, blaze in the
forehead. go
One RED ROAM MARE, years old, with white
streak round her head, commencing at her LETT eye
and running round her head to the nose, both left
legs white up to the knees, branded 20.
One BAY STUD HORSE, years old.
One BAY MARE, 9 years old, branded on the LEFT
'"' s. s. S. S1 JONES, C.C.U.D.C.T.
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.a.o.,,.,i.a ,tssiias.

H. fhaT,i.ss q ChIisi ia AgIihfFa i.Has. eel
asi,rsisii, tis.a ia nsiiin, i'siis' -sA hse,..s1
ssaaIius aIs Isaafsisa ~ $50 iafs'H So ~;
,,5rUs1iss Msatias, 4 10 krli Al tlsha, ,s.llA
.sanIs, - fasarasEgs fi1sas 10 asis's ~, ~
~. lai IaIl's aAy IA Ansasi Sat HE s4aHA
r5,..s5,, d D., HALL,
N'"s' n u. a. FOLLY
l,,s isua-sain D. ELiAA,
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THE RAILROAD.-Mo have a COM
municaiion from a citizen Of our
county, over the signature of''llopo
we'll" on the railroad topic, 20
which so Invite attention, Mr., l..
+. Swami, of this place, writes us
briefly from Shreveport upon tho
Same subject, Mr., Swapn's letter
gives the important information that
the President OF tho Southern Pa
ciiic Railroad will visit this plGco at
IN early day, TO confer with our pee.
pls. We are glad that no is coming,
and We hope he will find in our in
telligcnt people a community ripe
upon the subject Of building rail;
roads. We predict that hc will find
that tho landholdcrs ofSmith coun-
ty only require q centralizing influ.
cncc 10 bring their efforts together
upon n point, to mako them efficient
in building n road through the bor-
dcrs Of this county.
[Tyler Reporter, 10th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

BsY~Our old friend and fcllow-citizcn
George W. Baird, ESQ., makes up bitters
that rarely, if ever, fail TO cure chill and
fever. If you are troubled with that dis
ease get him to make you some and be re-
lieYcl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

TO be engaged, is good ard use
full to be idle is pernicious and
evil. They who do good are en-
ployed, but they who spend their
time in vain recreation, are idle.
Socrates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

To praise what is eslimable, is
right but 10 falter what lie wrong,
is the property Of designing, hyP-
Oerilical soul DemOer.lus,
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4 great naRy side hits are bslH< made
At The PlANTATioN DiTTFRs by score or
too Of lisinlsrssisI fTisRls, Nho are en-
isaVsring 10 iniiale OF counterfeit thea
Il is all q no use, The people won't be
imPossl urea, FIASTAHoS hTrEE' are
Increasing in use aud popularity every
day, They arc 10 lAs aaas siEsl bottle
aud naIs just as they NsEs At hFsl. They
maks the weak siTOAg, the lanEuid. bril-
liant aud are exhausted natures great re-
siorsr. The recipe aud full circular are
around each bottle, Clsrsymen, Mer-
chants, aud persons whose seientary habits
induce weakness, lassltude, PalPiIaiioh Of
the heart, lack Of APPETITE, liver complaint,
Sc, will end immediate and permanent
relief In these BiiIsrs hut, above all,
they are recommended to weak and deli
cate females aud mothers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

Pg"We notice that Mccoy & Wolf, ut
torncys, have removed their Office from
the old stand to IN upper room Of the
building occupied by c. NJ. Terry as gro
Gerry and news depot.
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Errors of Xeufh.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervour
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the elects Of
youthful Bdscretion, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the receipt
and directions for making the simple remedy BY
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by
the advertisers experience can DO by addressing
in perfect confidence. JOHN D. OGDEN.
No. 81 Cedar street, New York.
June Il, 1s69-39ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

General Roseerans will probably
he the Democratic candidate for
Governor OIuhl0,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17

haven hair is worth only half as
mach as blonde in tho New York
market,
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Il is said that the test cath
stamps a couple Of loyal negro aP'
p0inlees in Virginia,
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"DER FILvsoPEDE"-The thing was here
fast Mondsy-the first, we believe, that
ever invaded our rich wheat region. In
the afternoon Of that doy, hearing q great
shouting on Main street, near our Office,
we rushed 10 the window, and beheid the
concern bowling down the boulevard at q
rapid rate, followed BY all The boys in
the city and several dozens from the sur
rounding eountry-and not being able to
run as fast hs the boys, Jadge Burf0rd
brought up the rear, with jim Record,
Col Mccoy, Maj Barley and Joe WEIGH
playing marbles On his eoat-taii. The
veloeipeds Yea ths race in tiree-miie
Leaf, b me insh and Es-sn-eigtths.
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NIhIIhs1HF IF91'''''1ss 177177777
Ts ooarss isilst PaTs'si ia hTsi rla's Ars's' "a
.titutisns-sialn.rins Ihn ElrurniaTg AL h'stfa
1000, tia physifal ai.j MsTai sifllrs, H. Naiir-
matte. f,ars AMI u aIsi Anrirni iansisrs-als
,i.Tta.R ITsi.sk aul sisanish, Il desired ihr = boz
1, g. ~ q The hFsi oTAuT a. u knusle Ns'al' e''
MannnTs, 81. 49,
Tati la siasir 80 it, nluiysirni ip ln'tl sial"'
rarJri,sy Isysljs ia aiSsn6e ~ he haihirIA tls'
anla-half hthVrL
IhAHi Ia The issi private hmN4rs Al h"@ 'sA '"
turlgu dollars 1T mHnih,
SMALL HnNs ainiits-l, sni sI-risl SsIn silvia !"
their morals ani their ninfaiuh sTrsi 90 dsif'h
With FrirnRre 10 tasnoss eF the "iniArir ''''7s'
W. Ii. SCALES.
Mas. NJ. T: KERfo0r ! As,rs Lii. Dss
!" II. GILLESPIE,
DALLAS, Texas, July -. isds-IIh
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magnolia wArER.-superiOr TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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Tho vote la Virginia Is u i,e Ia
ken on lhe following propositions.
I. For or against the eNpursaied
e0nsiiiuli0n-lihrre is Ro vote on
the uneNpurgalel eonsliluiiOnl :
For az ssainsl Ihe test oath, 3 For
az against the DISTINGUISHING eiau-
ses, 1, Fer the candidates for Gov
ern0r, Lieutenant Governor and
Attorney Generai' for the l.egisla-
ture and for Congress
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Efy-Thc contract for the building of the
new Episcopal Church in this city has been
given TO Mr.. j. b. Morton.
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FRESH ERfAH

Every day, and GINGER BEER Of home
manufacture, strongly recommended bv
physicians ms a healthy drink for well
persons and the invalid
Bzy' Call and see us and we. will guar
antec satisfaction. II. BOHNY & BRO.
Dallas, March 90, lSG9-""7;tf
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To be commended by those who
might blame without fear, gives
Trcat pleasure Agcsilaus.
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Dallas 1irrala.
InNr IfrNs lNp nlFrENlNGs.
HIL,s,s,s NOTICES,

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