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SPECIAL NOTICES.
How Hos,citor's Biticrs cure Dyspepsia


TIE WHOLE STORY IN NUTSHELL.
The Office Of the stomach is TO convert the food
into cream .lk seinl.fud called CHYNB.. This Is
effected partly by the action Of solvent called the
gastric Juice, which exudes from the coating Of the
stomach, and partly by "a mechanical movement OF
that organ which ohnrns as it were, tho dissoving
aiimcnt. The CHYyE passes from the stomach into
the duodenun, or entrance to the bowels, where II
is subjected to the action of tho bile, and the nuri
tious portion of It converted into fluid called
Chvle, which eventually becomes blood
Now Il Is evident that IL the great solvent, the
gastric juice is not produced In sufficient quantity
or II the mechanical action OF tho stomach Is not
sufficiently brisk, the first process Of Digestion will be
but impcriectly performed. 1t is also clear that i
the liver, which plays such an important part IN
changing the nourishing portion Of the chymc into
the material Of the blood, is cougested, or In any
unnatural condition, the second process will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the tire
failures is dyspepsia. complicated with biioHsaes'
The mode In which HosTETrER's Differs OPP
crate In such cases Ia this they invgorate the sell
lular membrane Of the stomach, which evolves the
gastric juice, thereby insuring ample suhciene,
Of the fluid to completely dissolve the food. They
also act upon the nerves Of the stomach causing ar
aceeleration Of the mechanical movement neccsssr,
to reduce the food to Homogeneous mass. The,
also act specifically upon the liver, strengthening II
and SO enabling II to produce an ample and regular
supply Of bile for the purpose Of converting the nu
tritious particles Of the Cvme into ohyie and pro
mote the passage through the bowels Of the useless
dcths.
In this way. uosTETTER's BTTTERs cure dys
pepsia and liver complaint, The explanation Il
plain, simple, philosophical and tue
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ella government Involving lAo .la
vriY ihv rsrsUn- iho property aul
,,i, a every individual iu lAai guy-
,rmcni, Whn g0nid fine lAe ballet
uu ihnusani, a. De ,orE Ia lhe sualh
Nod '0nvl 10 was an nany men,
whcrcv,rslavrs have voted ~ mash
81, ,V.r were their Tasks Ia lAc cot
tea hvii. They knew no more anl
,ar,l nn murr ihr what lhcy did Ia
vulius than iflhoy were ms hianlilv
In Years as lhcl' are la olllAvnsAlp
und in political experience,
The whole scope and design oI
the Fifteenth Amendment Is a.
force" suffrage upun the very class
described by Mr, Piilsbary. lie
proceeds;
The ballot max be- one thing need
ml but il seems To me snap, sani,
line tooth combs, pots, kettles,
chairs, tables, knives, forks, spoons,
dvrunt foud, cooking aud clothing,
glass windows. aud even looking
GLASSES. should at least 90 side by
Idle, IL they may not prccedo thv
rights of suffrage aud sovcrcisinily
La, these are not sevcreigns who
IN eleven States Of the Union, by
the policy Of hdicalism, are 10 make
laws for us at the North aud West
These are the allies Of the arlstoc'
racy of the country, the tax exempt
cd hondholdcrs, In vote down labor
aud the white labor of both sections.
What intelligent fi'eemcn will give
further aid 10 this ncihr;ous object,
davenport Democrat.
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-TELEGRAPHIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa ia.
panese Prince and Suite have arriv.
ed specially delegated by the En-.
pcror to look after the condition Of
the japanese immigrants.
A heavy gale hero and several
wrecks reported.
The President appointed John b
Southworth Attorney for Northern
Alabama.
Colfax is here.
MADRID, Nov. 24.-Gon. Dulcci
recently Capt. General in Cuba, is
dead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Ths Advertiser. having b,>s RESTORED ts h.slth y
fsp w-sEs ~ . -sry slrr.e rsmriT, nfls1 having
sursrlng srttrxl r<Erl viii ssrcrs lung nnecii'.
ard that drrad disease. conrurrtinn-is nnHinus ',
u.ks knorn 70 lis f.llos<utarsrs me m--ns o
curn.
To.u no a--Irs n. ~ rfu ssri c0rT - III
rrr-crlpfior us-f ffrrs ~ c1rrErl. rlfh TIE drsr
toss ~ prrrr-inr arf uslrr re s.ns. vti1h nj
ufn fnf <rnr Crrr Tur cuEErUrrr<s ArHnAi
pr1r-rr-ls afr Ths o1i-cf 81 ~ n1rsrIissr IN
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

We had the pleasure this week of
meeting our young friend, Junius
w Peak, of Dallas, who has just re-
turned from Baxter, where he had
taken cattle. lie says very fair pri-
ces are now being obtained for beef;
but says further, that the prairics
have been burned on large portion
of the route. Those driving on the
main thoroughfare may expect to
meet with much trouble in finding
sustenance for their cattle. Thirty
and thirty-threc dollars, currency
are tho outside prices for good beef
steers Mckinney Eng, Nov. %
Junius is now in Dallas, and has already
gone to work. He'll neverdie of laziness
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day, November 10, 1862, }
purchased OF W. C. c. Aks-d, his entire
sock Of Merchandise, Books and accounts
due him at this date. will continue the
business ct bis old stand, where can at
all times be found, ready and willing to
wait upon all who may favor me with their
custom. Ny stoek is new and comprises q
splendid assortment Of Dry Goods, Gro
csries, Cioihing, Hardware, Notions, Hats,
Boots and shors, Begging and Ties, in
fact everything necessary TO supply The
wants Of cor people. Give me call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Ny motto shall
be, souick sales and Snail Profits"
Elf. NICHOLS.
Dallas, Nov. q, Is59-l1.2m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

RsrWe receive many communications
the publication OF which would do no
credit to their authors, for they are about
MS luminous ms the fellows description OF
the propcllIug machinery OF steamboat
"Fus you see dat dar ting,
Dal's gwlnc up aud down,
And den you see 'lcm udder iings
OATS gwinc arouu' aud rouni
And den you sec dat uldcr ing,
Jcs like pair Of tongs--
II shoycs agin dc udder tings,
And sends de beat along
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

If you would succeed keep your
name, business and location con-
stantly before the public. and when
anything in your line Is wanted,
vour name will be familiar. and
your place first visited for The de-
SIRED article.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Mrs. Lake, Of the Circus, was rob
bed Of $500. in gold at Pilot Grove,
bv some Of her teamsters, who left
her at :i.a. place. She instructed
Sheriff Wilson. if be arrested the
thieves, 10 present the money to
some pablie institution in this conn
ty.-f Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Tar FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
The lower branch of the Tennessee
Legislature refused 10 ratify the
18th amendment, by a vote OF 81 to
-. on the 10th instant.
Baltic Peyton has introduced a
bill in the Tennessee Senate provid-
jug for a monument to John Bell.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

DAY barring ibs late slss'ion herr In
very many eases, nsgrsss requested NA.'s
msn 10 mark conservative tickets fvr ihsm'
and when they 60, to The polls the tickets
we're ,sLen fgea lhsR by Radicals s's'ien-
Cd there ard the striped Radical 'lsfs's
given u,em Instead. Small busiR,ss, ca
gagged In by very lillls meal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

An "ex-Devil'' Of a country print
ing Office was questioned as 20 the
duties Of a printers devil. lie re
piled "to bring clean water, carry
ont dirty water, steal wood, lie and
numerous other things"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
R,rerr Of Youth.

reniieman who suffered for yesrs from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the enects Q
youthfn Bsscretion, viii, for the sake Of suherini
humanity send free 10 all who need It, the receir
and dirrcfisns for making the simple remedy ,,
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 20 proht =,
the advertisers sxpsrcncs. do 90 BY addressing
IN perf-cf confdence, JOHN p. OGDBS.
No a. Cedar street, Es~ York.
June u, Issp-ss1y.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

rGgeThe Republican majority In Massa'
shusci,s Is only liIile over 10000
Grau,s majority last year was 77,2'6.-
sueh Is the popularity OF Grants adD'in'
is,pllon, as measured By the vote Of the
State Of Massachusetts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

DALL,s, TENAs, Nov, "A, 1879,
Msssrs Ross & bro, The hahdfll 81
niekson's lmPFoyel Cotton sssl you gaEs
me last sPrlns, planted beside ihs eem-
mon Gotten, hat month later, not having
received them until very late ia the SpflRg,
am fully satisfied the yield was halt as
much again as the eonmon coiian,
JOHN HOWELL.
We have received some Of Dleksoh's In
proved Cotton, which has proved 10 be de-
eldelly the most productive Cotton Nc ever
planiel.-lsham Weaver NsWt0a county,
Gas J.. l.. Lineeeum and James Lauder
dale. Washington eouniy, Texas W, Pat
ierson, Liberty liill, $, c. W, T.. Atkinson,
Wayne county, \. &.
ATHExs, Ca, Sept, s, 1867.
Mr. Dickson; Dear slr,-l thlnk the La
proved Cotton Seed bought Of You last
Spring will nearly double my other Cotton,
wish | lad bought enough TO have planted
my entire crop. NJ. c. FULTON,
GERMAN TowY, Tenn, Nov. IL, 1868,
MIR. David Dickson Dear Sir,--For the
last 81 years have planted ~ varieties Of
Cotton, aud the Dickson Co,ioa Is the best
% them all Very respectfully,
BENZ. ". BEDFORD.
QuIScy, Pa, August, 1869.
Mr.. David Dickson Dear Sir,-,You wisl,
to know how your Cotton compares with
the common Cotton. Your Cotton will
nearly double IL. Very respectfully,
Jos. DICKSON.
cuirNAS, Ca, Oct. 8, 1869.
Mr.. Dickson: Dear Sir,-iou wish to
know what difference there was between
your seed and the common seed in the
yield OF cotton. am fully satisfied that
your seed will on any land nearly doubic
the common seed.
Yours respectfully,
J. VI. W. HILL.
Nov. 81, lSGg-ll:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
EcpubI,can slch!.

The present enormous load OF debt
the people Of America arc groaning
under IS now a national debt, and
the faith OF tho nation has never
been pledged TO ils payment.
Therefore It's reputation by the
people will be no disgrace TO the
nation, but mn overthrow of that.
carriage ot bonded aristocracy the
working pc'p!c orlhc United States
are striving their life out to drag.
The debt secured by the United
States bonds is strictly - Rcpubli-
can debt.
1t was made 10y the Republican
party.
1t was made TO enrich Republican
spectators, their weak knccd Dem
ocralic allies, and the ShyIocks who
love government only in proper
ton rs they can bleed il.
II is debt made by Republicans
To keep in Office Rcpublicans--to
iastrn TN aristocracy on the people
to slave young labor 10 old wealth.
1t was made by the Republicans
under prctensc of restoring the Tn
ION Just rs il was before the war.
Under no other pretcnse could il
have been forced upon the people.
$he ones who made the debt dc.
clared after the lives Of thousands,
and the fortunes Of millions had
becn lost, that the Union was not
restored.
1t vas made by The Republican
party that now iegislates, not 10
benefit the country, but to protect
the bonds its pets and hackers hold.
1t was made by the Republican
party that has brokon every prom
isc it ever made to the peoplc--t!at
Expresses the South, and compels
The North to pay more than It's
share.
1t was made By tho Republicans,
who throw the entire burden Of the
debt on the ones WHO receive no
heneii, therefrom--b by the Republi-
can Government, that is not protec-
ting the people rs it is the bond
holders, and is in no way or honest
manner a national debt.
The Government protects its
bonds. The Government does not
protect the people who protect it
it only protects those who, under
cover of Republican loyalty, rob
every nottingham OF his profits to
enrich the bondholdcr who is Re
pubiiean. or the Democrat who is
moro ia sympathy with his bonds
han the people who he is helping
To rob.
National debts we would pay.
Republican debts we would re-
pudiate.
The people, not their robbers,
would we protect.
IPomeroys Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04


TnE REGISTRATION SwfNpLE.-Who con-
siIcrs the registration as anything but a
swindle, designed to secure Radicslism in
its abuse of power? Certainly no one who
witnessed either the registration or cleo
ton in this city during the past two weeks.
There was not even respectable attempt
made to cover up the glaring design to
register all negroes, without reference 10
age, residence or other qualifications, and
vote them en- masse for the ultra Radical
ticket. The law itself is 10 blame, and
not the agents commanded 10 execute it,
IL is a foul blot upon the national escut-
cheon, and was resorted to by Govern
ment which maintains its existence by the
Ultima ratio regum--the sword and bayonet
the last argument of kings. We have
looked upon the registration business as
one of The greatest of crimes. Just LOOK
at how the thing has been manipulated
here in Texas. 1t has almost reached that
poipt where man is compelled. 10 give
bond. that he will vote the Radical ticket
before his name is put on the list of reg
istereJ voters. of course, If one party
uses il for lis own exclusive benefit, the
other party will put it to the same use
when they come into power. So long as il
exists We will have no purity of the ballot
no fair expression Of The peoples viii
/ Il is no safeguard against fraud, but on
the contrary, presents the greatest ineen-
tive 10 the preparation Of fraud. The
sooner it is done away with the better. As
at present exercised, it is only COVE
nisni bludgeon in the bands Of unseruPu-
4 Ious political eliquss, with which TO knock
legal voters away from the polls. When
win The Radical buzzard take It's beak
from the bleeding heart Of PROSTATE and
nansisd Liberty,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
IPomeroy $ Democrat.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-A letter from
Marshall county, Miss, TO the
Avalanche says, it is believed that
nearly all the Radical freedman in
in the county have received dupli-
cate certificates of registration, on
the plea that they had lost those
ob.aincd last year, with the purpose
of making a fraudulent use OF them
at the approaching elections. 1t is
also believed that this game has
been played all over the State, es-
pecially in counties bordering on
other States, where the colorcd vo-
tcrs may be readily imported to use
wholesale duplicates in the interest
OF TIE Radical ticket.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Enemies are as necessary 10 The
proper development of the fuH-
arorn man as friends. When lived
that man that amounted 10 any
.l,ins bat could count his enemies
tv the -~cras,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Mr.. Swindsls, of the Dallas Her
aid, called upon us this morning.
lie is now in the city on business
connected with the interest Of that
Journal FIaLe's Bulletin, Nov Is.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
4. S. ARTHUR 4 SONS,
rhilalelphla, Pa.
rSr buy your goods from llsyns, rev

ARruuRs HoME MAGAZINE Fon. lS70.-
The publishers Of this favori,e lady mnga-
zine have issued Prospectus for 1870 thG
is full Of promised excellencies and attrac-
tions and as they have always kept thier
word, their readers may cornt on rich
dispensa,ion Of good things during the COM
ing year. Among the original papers to
be given, We notice, "Maryeis of the Insect
World accompanied By tea splendid full.
page illustrations; Gardening for the La
dies "a New American Society Novel !"
"a Series of Powerfully Written Stories
and Domestic Noyelcis;" "a Serics of Tenn
pcrance Tales for the Times "A Series of
Strongly Written Articles on Woman's
Wages "a New Cookery Book &c, &C.,
Sc. In the departments Of Fashion and
Illustration, the HONE MAGAZINE will con
tinuo to msintain its superior artistic ex-
ccllcncc and beauty. The publishers offer
rare Inducements in the way of Premiums
for Subscribers, such as Silycrware, Sewing
Machines, Cabinet Organs, Books, SC.
Terms: 81 90 a year, with largo re-
duction for clubs. Specimen number, II
cents.
Address
r. $. ARTHUR & SONS,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

e..!rour friend John II. Bingham, pro
rrielor of the Mckinney Enquirer, wants
u boy, u or II years of age, to learn the
ar, of printing. John is good printer,
and any industrious boy would do well as
an apprentice under him. Mr.. Bingham
nor no one else wants lazy, worthless
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04


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MialiinE 2i Niiilips - ssnis, Mara
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81 steady, GOA 1881
hrsIa9l-Nililiug n .lallIi, Marx
q auil.
Wool as c.lrssioa fESm n 10 20 ssuis
COLA. Ter Iauai barry, 1 10 o esnis, gsld
pr pound, lees, li.dss al Gslrss,uR a.
Do Go d ceu,s, surVHeg ger FsaIl,
t'T Supply youF wsn's from llaSEss
rss saais iglt Hiiig cal Fora ueu
A,lsuas mr l.sn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

esy~Ths earJ.baeksd tickets u'el by tie
Radicals to swlnlls the negroes were no
printed nj this Office. AZ 10 whsaes they
came, ask the great Loyal League Nosulr
len. LING.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

nEs Oar acquaintance of "au'd lang
sync,' Washington l.. Barre, ESD is now
editorinlly connected with the "Cnion and
American" Nashville, Tennessee. lie is a
ready aud experienced writer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

SAMUEL S. JoSus, EsQ.--Ihis gentleman
viii soon hand over the books and papers
OF his Office 10 his SUCCESSOR and we can
not let the opportunity pass vi bout now
paying tribute Of sincere praise to him
for the very able and agreeable manner in
which he has filled the laborious, tedious
and responsible position of Clerk of The
county of Dallas. 10 say that lie has never,
even in single instance, shown incilicien-
cy or ncnracity or Partially in the pros
ecution Of the duties Of his Office is but
simple justice TO good retiring officer
We have seldom had an opportunity to
speak so well Of one to whose political
affiliations We were so diamctrically and
earnestly opposed. Mr.. Jones has been
consistent and working Republican in pol
itios but VIC have yet TO learn tina he ever
used his Office TO the promotion Of party
ends. He will retire with the goodwill of
the people of all parties, ms his uniform
uibanily and u,itiring effort TO please has
"won golden opinions from all sorts Of
people
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
CEDAR SPRINGS
SCHOOL,

VNilE THIRD SESSION Of this School
n will commence ON The second Monday
In October, The Scholastic Year will 10
divided into two SESSIONS OF I've months
go Wesksl each.
Ts'Is n Tuition. per WoBh;
FIRST CLASS-Ouihography, Read
ing, Arithmetic, Geography, Eng.
lish Grammar and Composition, - 90
SECOND CLASS-Naural, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry
Rhetoric, Logic, the Higher Ma,hc.
MATES and the Latin Language, ~
accidental tax, 81 per session Of - week..
Board eau 10 had with the teachers ~
sS 90 per mouth, exclusive Of washing arI
lights. [Oc,. =, lSjg-8.if
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NOTICE.

EHAvE this day, November 10, 1897
4 sold out my entire stock of Goods,
Wares Merchandise, notes and accounts, to
E. II. r. Nichols, who will continue the
business at my old stand. All claims due
me will be paid to him.
For time | can be found at the store Of
Mr. Nichols, TO whom take great pleasure
in referring my old friends and customers.
W. C. c. AKARD.
Dallas, Nov q, 1sC9-ll:2m
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THE REASON WHY

YOU shosll sshl yeuT eg1sTs fsr Ssaaal
nasks, Letter. Cap snl Aais fapfE
Blank Books, EnVslepes fNines, nsriea
seeds, SlaiiohsEyi saniay selssi hesks
sad ether 0asls u this ehaneisF 10
T.. m. CUSHING,
ileusioR, is because be las The largest
si0sk ,.lls hest variety, sad sells The cheap
est u aHy house in his lice ia fsKss- AHi
THE REASON
Why be ean DO This is because be bays Of
manufacturers aRl saves iohhers' prafis,
he hays fsT each aud saves The aiscouai,
Tie buys Ia large quantities aHi gsls the
lowest rates, lie receives bis gools direct
aud saves freight aud charges, sad he does
large hnsiness, aud eau Ahopl 10 sell
close. ssni for bis price lisi, anl ny him
With an order,
Houston, September Sih, ls69-lsif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

ES.y' Our senior, John W. Swindells, left
Galveston on the 9th ult., for New Orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Hgg'Thc Radicals in the late election
hero absolutely forced many negroes 10
vtss;ther way who would otherwise have
voted the Democratic ticket.
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