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Tssss y n Cushisf, iaal
This bsauilhlly lsiiss 10 Fsluas n ila
raFss inslaiias . steel IsFlfsii n Ne falf
auii ofsss 10 sissssiyrs'i ssi rfis,si ~
the nssssis rubiishisE sai hssuf.siuf-
log Co@rany, isg b'ss@s street, Mes
ioft
The poems ~ Ibis auihoTsss dlssevsTl
uAmisiakslly, "ihs divine silaius' Her
symPa,hiss ace deep ani sara, anl hsI
hvsly aud yi,asious iwasihaiisu eminent
b fis her 10 "buill the lohy Ihyms, she
has produced better poems land several
are contained ia the yolams before usl
than -Miniins the Gap one upon
uhioh critics seem 10 found her claims 10
the title Of poet, ''Nsw orleans" ~ the
Sea, STEALING Ross through the Gate,
"Glenhuin' aud The bird in the Dagger
Tree may be meEiiOned an0ng them ani
nc intend 10 close this brisi notice with a
poem not contained in the Volume which
is as good as any ia il, aud which is sweet
and pretty, Before quoting the poem, let
us say, that, although Miss Moore will
surely yet produce far better poetry Than
that before US, her present book is replele
with gems, aud the Southern people, aud
particularly the people Of Texas, should
take a pride in encouraging her by placing
her modest little work In their libraries
Here is-
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LODE.

TIE WIDOW AND ORPHAN FOND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, which is
owned and 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 tho laws Of
said State, and whose ngeucies 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 Z. Perkins, State Agent, at Per-
kins' 0ctagonal office, Houston, Texas, or
to JOHN W. SWINDELLS,
Agent for Dallas county.
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is LOCATED on the Col. Hardin Farm. ~ miles
/ North o jamestown, and will treat, upon parely
physiological principles, patients who may favor
him with call, labUring under Ague affections, OF
Feve Of any grade yellow, typhoid scarlet or spot
ted, Jaundice, Hemorages OF every variety, either
external or internal; f,ux, and arrangements oil
the bowels Neuralgia, and Rheumatic affections
Gout, Gravel, elect, and Secret Diseases generally
Lung affections, scrofulous and Glandular Enlarge
mcnts, &c; affections Of Liver, Spleen, kindeys
Panereas, kci; CONCESSIONS, or accumulatiofs Of
blood in and to any organ; Insanity, Hematuria,
bloody urine yellow disease so called Cramp
spasms, Chorea, Choiera, Ulrolcra Morbus, Sick
Headache, Cold Surface and Extrcmities, Nervous
ness aud Spinal Affections Eruptiohs, Small Pox,
Measles, Eryspelas, letter, Canker, Sores, Car.
bunkles, Cancers, Corns Gallons Enlargemsnts
ing Stomach. In digestion, Or dyspepsia, Fatuency,
COstiveness, Piles, Prolapsus AMI Sore eyes, aud
weakness OF those organs, Deafness, Strangury,
Siammering Suffering, Crooked or Crossed Eyes,
Disiocations, wounds and broken bones, : 80.
Espcc ial attention given 70 FEMALE AffEC-
TONS every grade, regardless OF name or locality
IInrfne treated with universal success some Of tfs
Norst forfhs and complications, trestoring 90 I'M
and utility organs which were parAlyzed) Will
treat generally diseases arising from INSTRUCTIONS IN
the system, perverted action Of the oiroulafory
fluids Of the body, whether caused BY cold, malaria
naturalization; poison, or accident; does not prufn-
iss to cure every case regardless Of surroundh E
circumstances and bad nursing) yet from his e1-
perience and Former success, tels no hesitahcy IN
saying az hts frcscrlI tlonr are lt cfihpd VIM
he viii relieve every sliyablo case, and rroions The
lives q many who are deemed hupslesslF diseased.
VIII prescribe By letter for simple or accuie dis
eases, rrcet Of 81 81 Tore dollar aad hail cur
rencs aud GOT every complication ono dollar viii
b a1dei Chr0ric viii receive prompt aften-
ton TO- from hvt O. twenty dollars, as 70 circun-
-tancss and surroundines VII charge his usual
price st his cunIpouuds and medicines, 70 ~ ~.
,.afraus, unless ordered By quAniity, when Liberal
Iisc.1ut rliu b. made. When induoeinet i oiter-
ID. will Nit remote l3saIities.
81 Can furnish raferuncrsto many hris5 ~
ss 49, cIrrIlIr arEs q bis superior aftalumfii
and etnerai E1sl sacce-s.
T-rfns, fn1farzfc aid in ndvnnce- Fhy ocnis
fiifa-H M Solar ftr prescription simple ncutt
as-rss ltfa &C. rIriicirs and frpfracfed -irrices
Whare r1frts.s haFt uot the HnyHcy- p1utlllc vi
D. taLfti. 81 ID ean o. inaie a7niiaiilt-
Tfa1aacn musf give EJOd secarify
rair1. Ia5l-E1y
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EV~Thc BRENNAN Banner, of June 10Th

BsD~Thc BRENNAN Banner, of juno 10Th
says that in tho village of CloveIport,
Breckenridge county, Kentucky, some
twenty odd years ago, there lived man
remarkable for his piety. lie belonged to
the Christian persuasion of Mcthodists-
was first at all religious gatherings
prayed fcrvcntly and loud-and was ever
ready with the hat when o collection was
to be taken up. This pious gentleman was
very fond of his brethren and sisters sin
the Lord" aud his bowels were moved with
compassion for them, because they had to
ship their tobacco 10 market through the
hands of merchants and traders who were
not sanctified by grace. Rather than the
brethren should be iecced by the ungodly,
he, good, piCus man, consented to fleece
them himself. From the brethren and sis
tiers oil round lie received tobacco, which
he shipped 10 Louisville md sold, and
many shekels, both of gold and silver, re-
ceiycd he therefor. But when the brethren
demanded Of him an account Of his stew
ardship, be answered and said: "Woc is
mel My ventures have been misfortunate.
Heavy losses have l had, both by land and
water. OF gold and silver have hone;
for, 10, am busted" And, while the
brethren took counsel among themselves
what they should do, he folded up his tent
and stole away TO Texas, bringing with
kim not less than $4,000 in money, stolen
from those who had trusted him for his
godlness. The name Of this good man is
J. wainwright Flanagan. He resides in
Rusk county, and is now the anti-IInmilton
nominee for Lieutenant Governor Of the
State lie is the grandest rascal that ever
"wore the livery Of Heaven to serve the
devil in, and, if in position to do SO, be
would rob tie unfortunates Of the lunatic
asylum, and pray to God To sansiify the
act.
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What Constitutes Riches.

Tho following good story is told
in the Knickerbocker:
ITO be rich, said Mr.. Marcy, our
worthy Secretary Of State, "roquircs
only q satisfactory condition of the
mind. One man may be rich with
hundred dollars, while another in
possession of millions may think
himself poor; and as tho necessities
of life are enjoyed by each, it is
evident the man who is tho best sat
isficd with his possessions is the
richest"
To illustrate this idea, Mr.. Marcy
related tho following anecdoto:
awhile i was Governor Of the
State Of New York, was called
upon one morning at my office by q
rough specimen of backwoodsman,
who stalked in and commenced con-
versation by inquiring if this was
Mr.. Marcy ~ J Hr, dlti
/ replied, that was my name.
"Bill MarcyP" said ho. ns
i nodded assent.
"Used TO live in Southport
didn't ye 2" ii D.
| answered in tho affirmative, and
began to feel a little curious to know
what my visitor was driving at.
THAT'S what told EN- cried
the backwoodsman, bringing his
hand down on his thigh with tre-
mcndous force II told 'cm you
were the same old Bill Marcy who
used to live in Southport, but they
won't believe, and l promised the
next time came to Albany to come
and sec you and find out for sirtin.
Why, you know me, don't you,
Billy"
| didn't exactly like to ignore bis
acquaintance altogether, but for the
life of me / couldn't rccollect ever
having seen him before, and 50 i
rcplied that be bad a familiar coun-
tcnance. bat that | was not able TO
call him by name.
aMv name Is Jack Smith, said
the backwoodsman, ''and we used
10 90 10 school together, thirty
years ago, IN the little red school
house in cd Southport We'll
times Las changed since hen. and
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ihoss wislisE 10 co 10 siuis Aii'tss
Charles 4. Fsissea, ao5 Chssiaui street.
rhilaislphia.
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Now that it is certain that the
Central Railroad will cross the river
at Portcr's Bluff, and pass through
kaufman county. new life and
hopes sccm to be impaired TO every
onc.-[Kaufman Star.
Are you quite sure that the Central Road
win certainly cross the river n, Por,er's
Bluff! We feel equally us sanguine that
1t will do no such thing.
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Jus tsfs lssaas e rfssi maa, ed
flth ! sapiose
1 shaoE ~ hosi. aul sas Eaine
~ eonifaiitt that imrfession, ~hsn
~ hruts To-
"Oh, yss yoa are. | knos you are
rich no 90 dsnyisg "a Zoe vac
CompirolleT for . ions ume and The
nexi % hoard AZ 900, yoa peru
liOFcrnOr--you must have made .
heap u Ia0nsy, and ana glad II n,
glad 10 soo y0u goiiiRg along ~
smart iOu MAS alWays a smart
lad al school, and | know you WOuld
oumo 10 something
thanked him Tor his good wish
Is and opinion, bat told hin that
political life did not pay 50 well a.
lac Unsigned. Il suppose said |,
"hriune has smiled upon you since
you len Southport p
"Oh, yes, said he II haih't got
nothing 10 complain Of ! must say
I've g0l along right smart, You
SEQ, shortly after you len Southport,
our whole family moved up inlo
Vermont, aud put into the wo0ls,
and recon our family cut down
moro trees and cleared moro land
than any other in the whole State"
"And 81 you have made a good
thing OF il, How much DO You con
slider y0urselfF' asked, feeling
curious 10 know what ho considered
a fortune, as he seemed 80 we'll sat
isliod with his.
well, no replied, II don't know
exactly how much AIN worth but
| think, STRENGTHENING himself upl
il all my debts were paid | should
be worth three hundred dollars,
clean cash" And he was rich, for
he was satisfied.
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b1 The two prisoners, Howard aud
Tyler, who escaped from The sherifTs
guard, at this place, some weeks ago, have
been rctnken and lodged in the Mckinney
Jail. The Messenger Of las; Saturday sayE
One of them (lioward) was cap
tured last Monday morning, near
Farmcrsville, by Mr. Wm. Thomp-
son aud six others, members Of the
Collin county special police force
The other (fylcr) was. On Tuesday,
overtaHen aud captured four miles
this side Of Bonbam, BY tie same
parry. headed by Thompson. For
tire vigilance ard activity disIaaved
in making these arrests, Mr.. T. and
his associates deserve tie thanks q
OH citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

pD'CNIt John Hanna started on a trip
TO Missouri on Wednesday morning, lie
vii, return in due lime 10 resume his du.
ties 10 his school, which will commence IL,
second session on Monday, the 9th o: Sep.
lember next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

E9r Col. Charles Powers, an "old Texan,
long and widely known as an intelligent
and useful citizen, died at his home in ln-
dependence. on the 18th of June, ultimo.
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Hs DILLIS HERALD 0Rrs ho'
Lf'4 reaors'l 10 ne gq'rr RON Of 40 hco-siaTg
Trick h1hhEl ~ Aam sfrnf, gpi Gf ne
SqHars, iaisly Ososgioi by Mrs. cO'ylaHO''r''
School
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Mr.. c. c. Garrett, son Of Judge
o. II. P. Garrett, Of Brenham, de
livered.t he prize Grafton at the late
commencement Of Gen. Lees college
IN Virginia. Last year the same
prize was borne OF BY Harvey son Of
Dr.. S. II. McCloary, Of Usage, Col
Grade county.
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RGJ"p Pink Thomas has commenced paint
ing our signs. We will have plenty of
thea. We arc neither afraid nor ashamed
to let the world know where We are and
what VIC are doing. Ladies and gentlemen,
call and see us.
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MARCH.
ny Mss aoLLlr e. MOORE.

spread
Into shields OF vivid green
rs ,h' s,reams 60 ~ va ,nv ~ 800 ao,s,
And The wreath VIII wear among tue
mus
VIII DC "'uc o'o"h ''o'e"'
,,L ,. ,,o,,LJho
CIfa poct may ever have care y
What a healing balm from their tender
hearts
~ '"' W. ~ ~
pray You, sweet Angel OF Dreams,
Guide me back 10 my chosen hills
For over the sea-roar hear the feet
OF the deer beside the rills;
They browse where the lilies are white
Where the sleeps slope into tho dclls
All, tho girlle l wear upon the hills
Shall be calm, white lilly bcllsi
~
mat inc vague unrest ieei
,,uta poet may nave unrest
May DC soo,heu 10 siseppy Tue starry o"u'
woven aoout my o'e"s''
Oh hear me, dear Angel Of Dreams,
Bear me oack 10 my ear'y NILS,
ror unuct wy sv" .,," , n' rs. - So""u
WY WV
Tho rustic Of wind-blown grass
Over grave that lies
Lousy "h, s''c"' an,ohs VI, hii's'
-, ~ =. ,l, ' n'l' " NJ.
Moore uho HUT P'o'ns'
We nave received ron inc puoiisner
n,a ,i"as ar ,h;a ,,aioutod nI;J1,o fnrI;t
erary fnmc. Miss Moore is modest it'll,
prairie bird, who sings very swectly the lays
oil her naive @ilus' WINE IN nose Pocnlso'
a a i rro ,bo s,;rr; n hormnn;os within hor
She is the jean Ingelow of America, and
ner exquisite i',ie poem m ,,;a ~, nv
lonouocc 3Lcc ot The Wilderness" ia nm.
other little gem which has the ring of the
true metal. She is charming accession
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and customs, with which its pages abound
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Queen Victoria has reached her
fiftTcth birth day. What remark
able life this monarch has led since
the death of her husband Although
halfa century old, she still maintains
Nor coningal lovc-so uncommon
among the great-in its earliest fire
nnd purity. She isa remarkable ox-
ample-cf the tcnacity Of woman's
love when conferred upon a worthy
object, Erf rr
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eay Our Senior has been quite sick and
confined to his room nearly all the week.
We have missed him very much.
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sro- No raRdidai, RaHe 'riR Be- 0HAoREcrd
u ne HTah nies' paid for in a'rmes,
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o. n, =. .rN, EsIn AitnsH a. lss,
iaaia-irr, T,Nas, e. au auiisEi1d s-Fui kT ii'
n,u,s IifrAth, 90 uh'u any H'ai.rys aae Ills Ul.y
ia iiai siriuiiy maa a. l,ii
"a "a, a., fIaTI \ a., Cedar nm, are an
ihrIiasl ~ Toi,e slls,IillisHs &c the lAlsh'
llfkALn.
% o, q, stanley, T>a- AiioTrsy At Law,
kauiuau, IL an sulhvTiE'l Asrul II no pallAs
iitE,ip .. Tr5siyr aud urFII be Subscriptions aud
advertising, Al tho au's'unls II lhr ilTEAlR in
Ksuiasa, all b. fuui In his Is'ssn sian, aud pr
snus iulrli,d sTsT,Innsioi Z. AL 0u hin,
- Thomas sprunnre, f'q" =, NJ At
luhusous Station, d, auhuTia 4 o. Ioi,o sn'sscTiI-
Iiass Or tho nALt,s llrRAtp, and 'rcipl ioi Houy'
dnn this unirfs
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Josh Billings says, lmaginashun,
tew much INDUCED in, soon il tor
turcd into reality this il one way
that good boss thieves arc made, a
man7lcaasover a fence all day, i'm
AGNES the boss in the lot belongs
tew him, and sure enuti, the fust
dark night the boss does.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

Drunkards in Illinois are likely
TO have hard time. The new law
classes them with insane persons
and idiots and places them under
tho care of guardians or overscers
Of the poor, and when man has
boon declared an habitual drunkard
he has no remedy from guardian
ship until a year has elapsed.
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PoRr CLINTON, May 80.
MARRIED

On the Dad June 1869, by Reverend
q. l.. BLEwErr, Mr., 7. TlIREADGILL, Of
Hunt county, and Miss J. WALTON, Of
Dallas county.
On The 9th June, 1850, al the residence
Of George Washington Baird, In Dallas, by
J.P.McksIonr, Esq, Mr. DANL NJ UHRAY
and Miss REBECCA A. MARKHAM; both
Of this county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

The Duchess of Burgundy said
ono day 10 Madame de MaiafencH.
"Do you know why Queens of Eng
land govern better than the kingsY
II is because the Queens govern
BIZ the advice # men. and Kings BY
the advice u women.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

One oftho aims in farming should
be 70 produce as far as possible
everything yOu consume-to buy
nothing you can raise yourself.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

SWEET CuRRfScr.-A youth nj
Port Clinton, Ohio, lately sustained
n terrible loss in the following doe
umont, duly signed by ono of the
bellies of tho village, Tho finder
wants TO know fthc thing is ncgo-
table:
PORr CLINTON, May 80.
Duo -, or bearer, ono hun.
drcd and nineteen kisses, payable
on demand. B."
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N EW
SKYLIGHT GALLERY,
NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
J. M. BROWN, Proprietor.

GUN PICTURES of every style, bcaui-
- full and lIc-like taken at this pcrma-
ncnt establishment, on short notice and
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
The Proprietor guarantees satisfaction
to his patrons in all cases. Thankful for
past favors from the public, he is deter
patronage.
Dallas, February IS, lS69-22:tf
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Via aS Son9sSlRg = HsS a%a feysy 1S PS New vor
press 4 Lines A. @ yiA Jersey CITY Fare, 90 S
Al g55 4. M, g. $50 and z ?. M, tor BRISTOL;
schencks, Edd1gf or, ,cornweIls Torresdale Holmes
burg, Tacony, Wissinoming, Bridesburg, and Frank
The s,4gA; NJ, $50 and Il P, N; Lines will run
For Lines leaving Kensington depot, take the cars
Before depsrufe The cars Of MSrSet Street RAILWAY
direct to West Philadelphia Depot, Chestnut and
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street VIII run to connect with the s45 A, M $50
and IL p. NJ, Lines,
BELVIDERB DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
FROM KENsINGTON DEPOT.
At 730 A, NJ. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkrk,
Elmlra, Ithaca, Owego Rochester, BinghamtOn, Os-
wego, syracuse, Great Bend, MontrOse, WlkesOaTre,
Scranton, StroudsburR, Water Gap, schooleys Noun.
| tain, etc.
AT 7'SO A. M. and $3.50 p. NJ for Bevldere, Easton,
| Lambertville, FleTington etc, The $3.50 y. NJ. Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Easton for
| Mauch Chunk Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
| At5P, M. for Lambertville and intermediate Sta
| tiOns,
| CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY land
| PEMBERTON AND HIGHTsToWN RAIL-
| FROM MARKET STREET FERRY Upper Side.)
Al and 10 A. M l30, 80 and $50 p. M, for Mer-
| chantsyIle, MoorestOwn, Hartford, Masonviile.
Hsinsport, Hount Holly, smlSShyiIle. Evansville
| Al 4 a. M 1880 and $3.50 p. NJ, for Lewistow'
| Wrightstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, Hornerstown,
Cream Ridge, Inlay sLown, Sharon, and Hlghtstown.
| IL l6 WILLIAM IL. GATZMER, Agent.