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HurI.y'S PODuIar Worm Candy,
DOCTOR HUNTER


/ oNTINUEs TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
u Diseases Syphilis, GOnorrhea, elect
Stricture Orchitis Hernia and rupture. all Ori-
nary diseases, Syphiiitio OF Mercurial Alec
tions of the throat. skin or bones, are treated
With unparalleled success.
Spermst0rrhea Sexual Debility and lmpo-
teney as the result of seIf-abuse in youth. scxu-
al excuses in matureT years. or other causes,
and which produce some of the following effects,
as nocturnal emissions. blOtches. debility dizzl-
ness, dimness of sight. confusion Of ideas. evil
forebOding, aversion to society Of females. loss
of memory and sexual power, and rendering
marriage improper, are perm anently cured.
DOCTOR HuHTER publishes q MEDICAL
PAMPHLET relating tn venereal diseases and the
disastrous and varied consequences OF self
abuse that will be sent to any address IN
sealed envelope for two stamps. 1t contains full
symptom lists that will enable those affected 70
determine the nature of their complaint and
give a written statement of their case that will
answer almost as we'll for the purpose OF treat
meut as a personal interview; but where Il Is
convenient, the Doctor should be consulted
personally.
It is seif-evident that a physician who con-
hnes himself exclusively to the study Of q GER
tam class of diseases and treats thousands OF
cases ever year must acquire greater skill in
that specially than one in general practice.
Many physicians, recognizing this fact, intro
duce patients TO the Doctor after reading bis
medical pamphlet, A friendly talk will cost
sou nothing Charges moderate. Cures guaran-
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A wOMAy,S KISS.

A ballet dancer, who turned the heads OF
the amorous gentlemen of the Russian
capital last winter, is native of Cracow,
and reputed to be the illegitimated daugh-
ter Of a Polish count. She received pres
ents by the score from her admirers, among
whom was a very wealthy nobleman. He
made her acquaintance and was charmed
with her. He offered her a diamond he
wore upon his finger for a kiss. She &C
cepted, and he gladly gave her the jewel
believing, perhaps, with Ovid:
who gains kiss and gains no more,
Deserves to lose the bliss he got before
His suit did not prosper, however, as he
had hoped. At the end of the month be
presented her with a second, and received
a second salute, but beyond that he did
not 60.
At the end of the year he parted with
nearly all of his diamonds, and was as far
from success as ever. Irritated by hel
stobbornness, he sought an interview, and
upbraided her for her resistance.
Il have no more diamonds to give you,
he said.
''Then, she replied, 4 have no more
kisses"
what am to do? Your heart is made
of ice. Give me some word of hope"
81 can't do that, but I'll give word o
counsel
what is it ~
Never buy your first kiss of woman
If you do, though you were the Gar him
self, you would be bankrupt before yoI
reached her heart.
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Hurley's Ague Tonic
NO ARSENIC, NO MERCURY.
PERFECTLY RELIABLE !
WORTHY OF ATTENTION,

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
To DR.. T6OMAs A. HURLEY: / hereby c rtify
that l was attacked with the > & Ie whilst IN
Nicksburg. Mississippi, and used several Patent
Medicines with but temporary relief. On reach
ing home the dis ase returned n q worse type,
when my medical attendant ordered Quinine in
large doses-frequently as high as go grains per
day-which must have cost me nearly 500 l
consulted DIR. Smith. Of Louisville, and found
be prescribed Quinine and Arsenic combined
which l refused to take, pTeferring to let the
disease take its course. l was almost blood
less, extremely exhausted and pronounced with
enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time
the advertisement Of Hurley's Ague Tonic sp
peared in a city pepper. and l determined to sive
it a trial One bottle restored me comp etely.
| would recommend il as preferable 70 say
other Tonic befol the pub.ic.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky, June Il 1866.
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CHILL.
The Fear of Earthquakes.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Dates from Valpa-
raise, Oct 8, and Lima, Oct. Is, received.
There have been no earthquakes nor tidal
wave up to those dates, and the people are
returning from the high lands to their
boroac
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TROY.

swift Punishment OF n villain, by n
Woman
Troy, n. Y. Nov G.-Ben Crissey, a
worthless fellow, entered the house of Mrs.
Dodge. in Stephentown in this county,
Yesterday, and undertook to ravish her,
when she seized an ak and split his head
omen. He died instantly.
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ROBERTS BROTHERS,
I4s washington street. Boston, MASS

las Washington street. Boston, MASS
DEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THE PHO
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They are made of the best Of stock, and have
an established reputation for beauty and dura-
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Album bound in Turkey Morocco will last
three times "a long as one bound in imitation.
We make Albums holding from IL to 200 pic
lures. varying in price from 30 cents TO SIG.
Our Albums are seldom returned to US for re-
pairs, and are warranted to give satisfaction.
Messrs. K. Bros. publish some Of the most
popular books OF the day, viz: Prof Ingra-
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Fire and Throne Of David, Jean Ingelow's
Poems and Prose Writings, Messrs. Alcott's
Little Woman and Hospital Sketches. Ecce
Homo and Eeee Deus, Auerbach's On the
Beights, Villa Eden and Edelweiss, The Hea-
ven Series. ETC., etc.. and they are continually
adding to their analogue. Dealers will do well
10 send to US for catalogues and terms
ROBERTS BROTHERS,,
Publishers and Photograph Album Makers,
Boston. Mass. jlyl5u
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= OOSADALIS.

THE GREAT AMERICAN
i HEALTH RESTORER puri-
fes the blood and cures Scrofula,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheuma-
tism, Diseases of Women, and all
chronic affections of the blood,
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thousands of our best citizens.
Read the testimony of Physi-
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Guide to Health Book, or Almanac
for this year, which we publish for
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ton.
DR.. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore,
says:
/ take pleasure in recommend
ing your ROsADALIs as very pow
erful Alternative. I have seen 1t
used in two cases with happy re-
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syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nounced himself cured after hay
ing taken five bottles Of your med
icine: the other is case Of scrof-
ula Of long standing, which Is
rapidly improving under its use,
and the indications are that the
patient viii soon recover. L nave
] carefully examined the formula
by which your Rosadalis Is made,
and find it is an excellent com
pound of all Alternative ingredients.
DR.. Sparks, of Nicholasville, Ky,
saws he has used Rosadalis In cases
| of scrofula and secondary syphilis
with satisfactory results. As a
cleaner of the blood I know no
/ better remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden, OF Muir
freesboro, Tenn, says:
/ have used seven bottles of Ro-
sadalIs. and am entirely cured Of
rheunatism. Send me four bot
Ties. as 1 wish it for my brother
who has scrofulous sore eyes.
Benz. Bechtol, Of Lima, Ohio
writes:
1 have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption oyel
my whole body; q short TIM
since purchased bottle Of Rosa
daIis and it effected perfect cure
RosadaIES is sold by al
Druggists.
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Place, Baltimore.
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HnrIeY,s Stomach Rifters.

To JAMES RUoDLE 4 Co, Louisville. Ky
GENTLEMEN: This ia to certify that l have
been for years q sufferer, and tried ali the tonics
l ever heard Of, or seen ADVERTISED. With lit
or no RELIEF from any of them. 1 BEARD your
Hurley's Bitters highly spoken OF. and tried
bottle with little faith in it before commence ..
and 10 my ufprise and joy, before l finished
one bottle. / felt q great deal better, and hrmly
belieVe that on one OF Two occasions II was the
means Of Drolonging ard saving my lite con-
scientioGsly recommend them TO al sufferers as
| the best bitteTs known. Yours truly. etc.
JOHN W. DIXON,
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Dr.. True, of Maine; says that the rattle
snake has not crossed the Androscoggin
riyer, and that there are no Poisonous rept
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Hurley's Sarsaparilla

WETH E0DsDE az PtTAsH.
DR. HURLEY-Sir: My daughter has been at
hicted with skin disease and stiffness Of the
joinIs for several years. l employed the prin-
cipal physicians of the city. and they could not
care. L gave her your Sarsaparllla not expect
iug il would do much good. But to my great
astonishment she rapidly got well. Had she
been taking any other medicine would not
give this certificates; but your Sarsaparills, the
only remedy employed leaves no doubt of its
medical qualities. and that it alone cured her.
signed LUKE REYNOLDS
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HOTELS, Sc.

VVHIs WELL KNOWN HOUSE HAS JUST
been completely reftted, and well stocked
with New and Elegant Furniture IN every DE-
partment. Thankful to our old friends and the
public for q liberal patronage, We solicit, and snaI
endeavor to merit, q continuance Of the same
aug5l Nv JOEL BATTLE co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

A ToudH SNAKE SToRY.-A trav.
eler in California tolls u snake story
which would be considered n tough
one il hc did not bring forward
naturalist ofhigh standing to cor
roborate it. He says that rattlo-
snakes have natural and most inn
placable enemy in Il bird called by
the Spaniards "Cona Comma" It
had n body little larger than rob-
In red brest, with very long legs, and
can keep up in running with horse
on fast trot. These birds always
go in pairs. When they find tho
snake lying aslccpin tho sun, which
they often do of u warm day, they
run about and collect all tho burrs
OF the cactus stom; they are about
the size of an English walnut, and
arc covered with long sharp thorns;
with these they corral" or fcnco
the snake within circ'c. Ifhe does
not wake when the circle Is compile
ed they then collect other burrs, and
lowering over him with one in their
bill, drop thcm on the reptile, walk.
ing him up, when he attempts to cs-
cape. Finding that ho cannot pass
over the barrier, ndirritated by tho
bayoncts which have pierced him.
he turns on himself, plants his f.ngs
into his own flesh, and dies of his
own venom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC.

From the Texas Associated Press Dispatchesl
NEBRASKA, May Tho officers
car, with Durant,, Vice President
N. P. Duff and other gentlemen, was
stopped yesterday morning at Pied
mont Station by road hands, who
will not permit them to leave, until
paid their wages. The road was
barricaded and tho car uncoupled.
The mon stated that nothing but
mails and passengers would bc al
lowed to proceed either way until
their demands were complied with.
The gang numbered about 300 men.
Information received lato last evon-
ing says everything was quiet, but
the men were firm in their deter
mination. No violence was antici-
pated unless an attempt to leave is
made. ,g. ysrt av ... g. rr5
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Secretary
of the Treasury to day paid Judge
Paschall, Attorney for Texas in the
case of Texas VS. White, Childs, ct
al, two of the indemnity bonds in
voived in the case. Paschal has
commenced suit against the LIST
National Bank here and others for
a large amount of these bonds, not
included in the original suit before
the Supreme Court, II is his inten.
ton TO pursue all in America and
Europe, who have converted any of
these bonds. There are some OF
these bonds lost, which, after the
decision of the Supreme Court, are
useless to holders, with which hold
ers Paschall is authorized TO COM
promise. t--
The President orders Gen. Rey-
nolds to retain officers consolidated
out for civil officers in Texas, Rey-
nolds having avowed his ability to
find suitable persons who could take
the test oath. aroI
Cabinet will resume consideration
Of elections in Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas Tuesday. Tho action
heretofore, Notwithstanding the re-
port, had no point.
NEW ORLEANS, May s.-The trial
of Auditor Wickliffe, upon the soc
ond Indictment upon a charge Of
misdemeanor in Office, in issuing a
fraudulent warrant, closed at 10
O'Clock last night, with a verdict Of
not guilty This was regarded as
the strongest case against Wicklife,
and Judge Abel, this morning,
stated that in view Of the result Of
the previous trials and disorganized
condition Of The State finances, be
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22


SQUEEzINGTHE Nt.-Squcczing
tho hand with some persons, is en-
tircly equivalent to a declaration Of
love: this is truly surprising. Wo
mist take hold of "a lady's hand as
we would hot potato; afraid to
squeeze lest VIC should burn our fin
gers. Very fine truly! Now. it was
our ancient custom to squeeze every
hand we got in our clutches espc-
cially fair one. And tho ladies'
may rest assured of this, that n man
who viii not sbuceze their hands
when he gets hold of it does not de-
serve to have such a hand in his
possession, and that he has a heart
thousand times smaller than tho
eye of q cambric needle.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
Wool Carding.

r WOULD respectfully inform my old
patrons, friends and all who desire WORK
IA nv line that am now ready TO receive
aud card wool. My own personal atten-
tjon will be given, and satisfaction gutran-
tced in all cases where the following direc-
tions are observed: First remove oil the
burrs from the wool, then dissolve one quart
Of salt in every eight gallons of warm soft
water, and wash until it is free from glue,
and when it is thoroughly dry, put It up
in parcels of not more twenty-five pounds
each, in good strong sheets, and send II TO
the machine by the lst of June, and you
shall have good rolls. Come first if you
want the best. ,o
Terms.-Onc fourth of the wool, or 10
cents per pounl for white, IL for colorcd
and Is for mixed WOOL. Come right along
with your wool, and bring your country
produce of all kinds, if don't take 1t, you
will find maket in the city.
Wool rolls always on hand for sale.
NJ. NJ. MORROW.
Dallas, Texas, March IL lsG9-2';3mos'
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Wantcd-A Boy with ten points.

L. Honest. 2.-Purc. 3.-Intel-
ligent. 4.-Activc. 5 Industrious.
6.-Obcdience. 7.-Steady. Sob
liging. 9.-Politc. 10.-Ncat. One
thousand first rate places nro open
for one thousand boys who can come
up to the standard. Each boy can
suit his tastc as to tho kind of bust
ness he would prefer. The places
arc ready in every kind of occupa-
ticn. Many of them arc already
filled by boys who lack some of the
most important points, but they will
soon bo vacant. One in an Office
not far from whcro we write. Tho
lad who has the situation is losing
his first point. He likes to attend
tho circus. and the theatre. This
costs more than he can afford, but,
somehow, he manages to be there
frequently. i His employers are
quietly watching to learn how he
gets SO much extra spending money;
they will soon discover a leak in the
money drawer, detect the dishonest
boy, and his place will be ready for
some one who is getting ready for
it by observing point No. l, and be-
ing truthful in his'ways. Some sit
uations will be vacant, soon, because
the boys have been poisoned by
reading bad books, such as they
would not dare to show to their IA
thcrs, and would be ashamed to
have their mothers see. The i'm,
pure thoughts suggested by these
books will lead to vicious acts the
boys will be ruined, and their places
must be filed, Who will be ready
for one of these vacancies? Distin-
guishcd lawyers, useful mechanics,
skillfnl physicians, successful mer'
chants. must all soon leave their
places for somebody else to gil. One
by one they are removed by death.
Mind your ten points, boys; they
willlprcparc you to step into vacan-
cies in the front rank. Every man
who is worthy to employ boy, Is
looking for. you, if you have the
points. Donot fear that you wilibc
overlooked. A young person hav-
ing these qualities will shine as
q star at night. We have named
ten points that go toward making
up the character of a successful boy,
so that they can bccasily rcmem-
bored. You can imagine one on
each finger, and so keep them in
mind-they will be worth inorc than
diamond rings, and ycu will never
be ashamed 10 show your hand.
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Give Hsar thiIa a Nem.papsr.

A child beEining 10 rad booOmes
delighted rilh It sspapsf, srssase
he TeSis the nashes Of ihiRgs shieii
are very familiar, ahd Nill mAks
PrOgrcss accordingly, A heHsfS,
PeT in one year, Is worth a quarters
schooling 10 = child, aRi every f,s
lher masl consider that substantial
ini0Finaii0a in connection with al,
Vaheemeht, The mother 6fa family
being one u its heads, and having
m0re immeiiale charge II ekilireR
sh0uld herself bs instraeiel, <
miRi occupied becomes h,rtihel
against the ills 0flife, and Is braeesl
for an emergency, Children amuss,I
by reading or rsladyiRg, are OfeOurss
more e0nsiierale, aRd more easily
governed, How many thonghtless
yeaRg men have sPonl lheire even,
inss Ia a greg.hop or tavern. who
ought 10 have been rsadingg How
many parents who have not spenI
twenty dollars for books for their
families, would have given thous-
aRds 10 reclaim q son or daughter
who had ignOranlly or thongh,less,
~ fallen into IemPialioni
Why not give your child a news
paper, II tho results here s,aied ara
TO lc obtaineLf Aud who can ior Il
moment doubt that thoy mays
Ia q well conducted newspaper.
tho family will not only have an up,
poTiuniiy Of improvement in differ.
ent branches Of literature, such a.
spelling aud reading correctly, but
will also be possessed Of universal
knowledge. The children will find
tho principles Of morality, honesty,
,ruthfalness, obodlVhco TO parents
ETC., ineulcated in tho newspaper
they will meet with incidents Ia
the lives OF historic characters, whoi
from poverty and ignorance, by in
dustry, have attained the first ranks
IN society, In wealth, influence and
intelligence and by thus learning
what others have been nble TO do
will themselves bc led TO follow
their example, and like them socur6
to themselves success, rcspcctability
and rcnown in the earth.
Tho advantages accruing from
tho weekly visits of n good news
paper are invaluable. II isa rum.
ming Cyclopcdia Of all the principal
events and discoveries occurring in
every department Of life, and with
the knowledge II imparts, both par
cnts and children will bc enabled
10 keep pupwith the various improve.
nirnts Of this progressive agc, aid
be bcttor prepared to avoid coming
dangers, and avail themselves of
proifcred benefits. Let no family
be without good newspaper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

DEATH OF "PADDY" Brnsss--The
Canton Miss Mail, oftho l7th, con-
tains the following announcement: !:
On Friday monring, at B o'clock, an
old printer by the name of George
c. Burns, but more familiarity known
to the members of the "craft" rs
Paddy Burns, died at the Pearec
House. Ho whs qnitc an old man,
and had long since been "disablcd
from service" in the printing office
by tho loss of an arm. He was tn-
ken i'll while passing through Can
ton, and was too much cnfccbled by
age to resist the dread foreman who
finally locks up all forms. Geo.
Burns has relatives living in the vi
cinity of Austin, Texas.
.H TShreyeport South Western.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

Whoever says the following natu-
raj history of the mule is not origi-
nal, tells a whopping-truth:
The mule is larger burd than
the gase or the turky. 1t has two
legs 70 walk and two more to kick
with; and IL wears its wings on the
side of its head. IL Is stubborBly
backward about going forward, aud
IN driving him a man needs both
foresite and hindsite. Ionce hitch
ed one 10 q horsepower and be kickt
il all 10 pieces-eat mp 80 bH.. 3 pks.,
Z cts, 2 feet. inches Of new thnesh-
cd Oats-and len.
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s9inc One nhn does hut tAfr On
a k0se iaRd 10 iTSsI,Asses, ~ slose
rights he inVaiUs. 20 l0ng a. he can
gci the market Valae Of the Wild
naNls Goi designed 10 lse distTiba-
tel 10 al ani not 10 he mOnOPOiiEol
by the kW. Aside fn0m this uR-
last, and mean, and eTaei monopoly
oflhe fowls Of the air sad she beasts
Of the Geld, and the iRjasliee which
comes u IT, positive and wicked
cruelty 10 the creatures themselves
They saiisF fright sRl PaiRi many
that are not Nantonly killed arc
separated ff0m their mates and
W0uniel, Parents arc slain aRd
their offspring starved 10 death, See
how the poor lhings lnomble with
fear ia the presehoe OF man' hear
their cry Of pain coming up through
the listening air. The sound of tho
gun strikes terror 10 tho heart Of
the unoifendlng bird. The truanI
boy, who steals the eallow brood
from the warm round nest, breaks
the heart Of their mother, aud she
proclaims her loss with a PaihOs
which might move the hardest heart,
flOeks Of Wild fowl. ehtangled in
nets spread by men who care not for
the season nor tho relation OF tho
mother birds 20 their offspring, fut-
ter aud scream In anguish, aud ap-
peal in vain for the freedom Of tho
urehartered air, which is their
right. The graceful and beautiful
deer, whose innocent face should be
It's protection, Is pursued BY bark
ing hounds and men, who hunt Il
merely for pasiimc, and wound IL
and kill II for amusement,
Now, Legislators, give US better
game laws. A grateful constituency
of humane mon and women will mp
prcciato such n service, aud God,
who notices even the sparrow which
falls TO the ground, will bless You:
DO this ofmorcy now; no time should
bu lost. Cruel men can only DO res.
trained by tho force Of law. Away
with the nets that grasp so grecdily
more than u fair share Of the winged
game Of the prairies; put an immedi.
atcstop TO hunting at times OF the
year when the young need tho pro-
lection Of parents. Our advancing
civilization calls for strictcr laws
for the protection Of our game. We
cannot afford the wanton waste Of
life which marks the age. Our
city horses, and sheep sent to the
slaughter, arc receiving little pro.
lection; now strike for the welfare
Of the innocent inhabitants Of the
woods and tho waters. Nature and
Scripture are on the side Of mercy;
interest and principle join in indig-
nant protest against cruelty to tho
creatures Of God. America owes to
herself the duty Of shielding her
friends, the birds. Our crops will
be consumed with worms and in
sccts if we do not spare the birds,
tho police Of tho airy that destroy
the dcvouring flies, and bugs, and
worms, so destructive to our har.
vests.-[Packard's Monthly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22

MAD DoGs.-A gentleman living
six miles north of Honey Grove, in
this county, tells us that two mad
dogs were diIled in his neighbor-
hood the first CT this week, Mum
bcrs Of other dogs were bitten by
rabid ones, and the consequences is
that1a war OF extcrmination is be-
ing waged against the canine race
in that section. Our informant
states that several dogs that were
bitten. died almost iBstantly-some-
thing truly remarkable m case OF
hydfophobia. Il is estimated that
fhv dogs we're bitten before the
two were killed -[Bcnham News.