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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
TARRANT COUNTY.
COLLIN COUNTY.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
nplItlng ona Lea for sac.

F1yWE PROPERTY In Dallas fronting on
4 the Square, aud known as Alexander
Simon war"hcase, now occupied by W
Caruth & Brother.
Apply 10 GEO. BUTLER s co..
Ol.i, Q, lSc0-.;lf 0,NcsIoI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
McCURDY'S HOUSE,

~ hAAi hANs
NHTE Will continue our business as here.
Lodging aud a good stable with plenty Of
proyender, and We pledge ourselves TO la
bor to make all comfortable who may favor
rs with their patronage We will not
submit ioany disorder or obscene language
IN our house. Below We give list OF our
charges, specie rates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption,

Probably never before in the whole history of med
icnc has anything won so widely anil so deeply upon
the confidence of mankind, as this excellent remedy
for pulmonary complaints. Through long series OF
years. and among most OF the races of men il has risen
higher and higher in their estimation, as II has become
better known. Its uniform character and power to
cure the various affections of the lungs and throat,
have made il known as reliable protector against
them. Willie adapted to.mdcr forms of disease and
tdyoung children, II is at the same time the most ef-
fcctual remedy that can be given for incpent consump
ton and tue dangerous affections Of the throat and
lungs. As provision against sudden attacks OF
Croup, 1t should DO kept on hand in every family,
an indeed US all arc sometimes subject to colds and
coughs, all should be provided with this artidoto for
them
Although settled Consumption is thought In
ctuulc still great numbers ofcases where the disease
seemed settled, have been completely cured and the
patient restored to sound health by the CHERRY
PICTORIAL. SO completely is It's mastery over
the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, that the most
obstinate ofthcm Yield TO it. When nothing else could
rcarh them, under the CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ they subside and disappear,
singers and Public Speakers find great
protection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly cur
cd by II.
Erouchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PECTORAB in small and ire
dhent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that We need not
publish the certificates Of them hcre do more than
arouse tho public that its qualities are fully maintain
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Man aud horse all night ] %
~ extra charge for rooms 10 he oeeu-
pi6l by one person only.
Thankful to tbs public for past favors,
We solicit liberal share Of patronage III
the future.
q. A. McCuRDY & co.
kaufman, Aug. 7, lSG9-iGly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
TmE MASON a HAuLIV
oTIaA-ry GO.
Winners Of ,N5 PARIS LXPOsITi0N
AEpAL, who haze Unlionaly egtn
Awarded HIGHEST hOhJl.5
AtIHlUsIRIAL EHhlhi.

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aitIIua Iu Ulsr sI.l sari Hus'.s alr r..-a"l as
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Tiir 81 a a, lnan 49,, 100 usw sslling htl u
n,TAAE uNNAAs h.I s.n r4shi FIVE nNlAN D
ORGANS, iiNE slni's with tus tfis " NihhA-
luH, hT $50, aud g,aeI si3ie' AZ gnGs'''e'a'f
U.ivs.
F,i tr.iia,uuy a. the superiority 81 ihsif ufssus
30 nasn * llauIin ns-sh a., respectfully Essi 2"
10, lpsIral TIvi,sslNu IfurrslA muHny ~ lhf
iHa,I rnmiutui lausiriaus iu doe r.iEliy' Niih
mahl a. tmlurura De- lArupe, having tN'A iN'in
i--liu',iiy ihal ihu Mssu' iisuilin Organs eA'rl
ail uiAvIs,
A cirrnirr rHHialHlug ihis testimony 20 I'm NiN
De- sHuI iJur tuau! uur feins a. sir' 49, 'lpl't
r.t,uat runialnlH, iull IAil,ulas' itsi lli 1h'r
igstInmtuts, tll ruTrtti ulaui9Es ui lAr Nl.tnhl
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TiiE MNSuS & HANiLN ORGAN 90,
igg nDaleay, NyN lorki lal TIeupl' si'' lv'''H.
SOY, ~, ihli-ll.st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

rsrrenee-g rest I'll nj mt az Tyicfnnd Prnirieris-
HainrIing, leaves Duliss on SUNDAYS Nsine.a lar
and Fridays 81 a ~ arr Fing A. a4rsnai N e..
,sstavs Iridays and Sundays, " ,. NJ resting All
rf,i,f II PA riey Ne and Tyler.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
EFNEaTD's
LIGIITNNINC4. HAZE IOEi Il.


IIunr,l> ofqurstons daily arise in relation to tDla
So simple ur minute that They arc not considered state
~ enough for sermon nor important enough for
newspaper and yet they haze the puGur to either NeN
comfort men.
One Of thcm it, Shall we Bye IT thr question hal
been ~ Ia he nature of IIar Dye, ahuuid rcllf
promptly that perhaps onc-ihiri OF them msa",
hpirg compounds OF poisonous ingredients which ARE
absorbed hy the skiuo be dctrncut Of health ann.
thcr third are useless stuff, doing neither good nor
harm and, of thu remaining third iIt few have rcl
ronyGcut in applications and al times likely to pro
durc The unexpected aud luicrou results in thu
way Of color. Standing however, Ike hcacm in this
ocean ofhirCriantyi s the name "bncaud, to whom
il was reserved tho honor Of giving to the public
BiNEAUD's LIGHTNING HAIR DIE,
An article that never fails to give entire satisfaction.
ton No disugrccabo nlor aud always reliable aud
certain in It's cfeGis But then the question nrsc',
SHOULD we pyci" This wa consider mere natter of
taste and every man La; bright to his own opinion.
But let II. take another view O the question. SEproso
IL man is y0,ng, and from some popularity of consr
ton hy reason Of sickness Is prcmaturcly gray,
Whether he should Dye his Hair not is matter oi
his own II he will be the happier for it, let him hy
means do it, fhis wife will love him any better, or
IL shc will be made any happier, in the name OF her let
him Dye. Family happiness IL great blessing 10
purchase at so small a cost as Box of
BISEAUns LIGHTNING HAIR DYE.
Tho question Of Dying thus simply resolves itscl'
into matter OF taste and happiness We may admire
the bravery IN woman by which at thirty.ilve shc
carries her locks full eff silver aud yet her happiness
may be promoted by hiding tho early gray, weysan sc
no reason why she should not
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

"will YOU buy a trunk, PatY'
asked a dealer.
aAnd what for should | buy a
trunk rejoined Pat.
ITO put your clothes in, was the
reply.
ssnot a bit IL it.
Blessed are they that are ignorant
Cor they are happy in thinking they
know everything.
Blessed are the orphan children
fsr they have no mother TO spank
them.
blessed arc they that do not ad-
vertise for they are net botherea
wiih M
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

UFACIoRIES-
10. IS and - Chambers street,
CT. &C. Is. G., 81, II. 70 IS Wooster street,
o. e2 CA. O. c.. 20, 20, IS so 81 Lanrens street
s,,g n M Al Wet FnrIns westehester county,
New York.
LIZ Ware Har-es Al Louisville Ky, Clover, Haliax
county. Va Cincinnati, o. and ReislHiile, y. C.
IN, eel.sntes Yaeli Glib suiskius j. superior 70
,ur ssda a. IL l. daicofinf-rd by -pcesso our own,
rrtI.rit,z u harmless 20 nervous Constitutions and
,ie of sdeutary habits. Il burns smooth and free,
a f.e aromatic favor. foes nd lg he foHgnc, and
EMIT a very Agreeable o11r.
f5-.frys fir elegantly -carted genuine neerschaun
-i.,as With sIvar mounting nref mouth lhcce- md
- Il in Issifarffe lnsrut1 I1rket rnsos ar placed
In ms lrua daiiy 10 inilrs trial and 0reoosuc he
,-'1liee e-i..if- ID dc nliflls a many against EEE
m. Eursi.n sfsotine Toiaeaa = also good article
l,.i - I,~ l..r ri1h f-FoT and nah lUuer Ifice
if isarsry pi,lsr a-iiie shsrssef il.irnii-r ufsf
I sTs1arI is hing Ia rr11aily. OIirs fer Nor
-l.4rr pr.arr asr 1.r ID IN Ne ffifd every day
The CenirIt Iins Cur Clsris ; eur hI,ssi sol'ncco
IN ~. Tn II "A a " ll1ta ulaly cthrr--
F-.-. sod srud.7 ~ dTIng. laiss4 intrufu-
rss = asasy sd ariiie, liug sirPs r1nEs1i, Az
-. 80. - b. la = ~ isiiars frr1e IN 81
a. r-lra1 aIIiss an rcIail-s vi ave tina m
81 4 - frr'rfls ~ rairrlIsslnE j l.r1n-
~. f---s a. irrlIsf o. s-ni ~ circulars, rLc1
IN = r-aii.l MN arrli--iilr-
Established in 1890.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRAD.
II. q. MI all
Passenger Stage Line
FROM MARSHALL TO DALLAS,
NO NIGHT TRAVEL.

Bvusy Of EarpriIle siarrile Tyler, Garden Valley
Canton. Prairierille, Kaniinan ard scyene-
Leaves MartiiaIl on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saflf
DAYS at A. NJ, arriving At Dalas third Oar ~ Up
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

Shsf ~ IN Drurrirfs md D-rlsrs IN Urfiriu. -
arr-h-rr. A. wh1Irszis - >. , nAnT . o.
~ WHEEIGcK. TfSLAf g. Ncu ofksus-
en-. -s-snlme.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04

E~tabiished in i7co-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
Singular Horticultural Ex-
pertinent.

We desire to invite tho alton.
tion Of our agricultural exchanges,
and of others interested, 10 the iol.
lowing very singular horticultural
experiment recently successfully
made here and of which VIC were
personalIya witness.
An intelligent young lady in
this town, we'll known 10 many oi
our readers, was told that if, on
the first Of August, she pIucked all
the leaves from lilac, it would
put fOrth fresh blossoms and leaves
the same season.
Accordingly, on the second OF
August, the first being Sunday, she
did pick from o young lilac its cn-
tire foliage, and tlre tree has not
only put forth new leaves but bios
SONS, one OF which we gathered
this very morning, September
10Th.
We presume the phenomenon is
explained on the we'll known priu.
ciple that q tree, SO wounded as to
seriously threaten its existence
Immediately develops flower and
fruit or seed buds, and the strip.
ping of tho lilac produced this ef
feet.
Whether tho tree will bloom
again next spring, and whether i
will be able TO sustain the severe
drain upon its roots remains 10 bt
seen.-Bucyrns Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
Hayes and Pendleton.

General Geo. A. Sheridan, 10 his
speech at BsIlsEontains, draws the
followed contrast between the posi-
tiOns occupied BY Hayes and PEN
dletop doring the autumn Of 81:
Gov. Hayes, my friends, has
very forcibly discussed the differ
ent positions occupied by Rose
crane and PendIetou during the
winter OF '63. His modesty pre-
vents him contrasting his own with
the position Of Pendleton during
the war. Let mo recall to your
mind an incident in the career Of
Gen. Hayes. Come with me TO the
valley Of the Shens ncoah; it is the
beautiful antumn Of 81, o Septcm-
Der sun shines kindly down on
wood and harvest field, and tips
With silver the bayonets Of two r.
val armies that confront each oth>
err. A brigade Of Ohio troops are
lying on their arms waiting the
order to advance. Suddenly the
bugles, from all their brazeD
throats, peal out the charge; the
line grows imbucd with life and
braces itself for a mighty effort. -
Through the ripening grain the
column sweeps forward, their bay
onets CLEAN for an instant on It's
outer edge and then are lost in 4
dense growth of cedar. Suddenly
the line pauses, something unknown
before in all its history; through
the halting column, a man, COM
pact and wiry, rushes, his quick
glance takes 10 the danger spread
out before his troops seemingly
impossible marsh is seen, and be.
yond. the batteries of the enemy.
What's to be done? To 60 back is
disgrace, to move by the flank and
seek a passage round, will lose the
battle. His blue eye lights up
with fire: forward" comes from
his close shut lips; bis spurs sink
deep in his horses Aanks rider
and horse plunge into the watery
marsh on they struggle; now
sinking in the treacherous earth !;
now hid by the smoke from the
lurking batteries. At length the
shore is gained. The troops, rous
cd by the splendid heroism Of the
man, give one great shout, and
dash after him they struggle
through the slimy waste; gather
around thei. loader, and in answer
to his quick forward" dash on
the batteries with leveled bayonets;
sweep all opposition from their
front; then charge like whirl>
wind down the flank of tie rebel
army. Their splendid valor turn
ed the day. The battle of Win.
chester was won. The man whose
nerve and fire reused his falling
columns in the very crisis of the
battle was General Hayes, your
candidate tor Governor. Where
was George II. Pendleton? At
that very hour he was the candi-
date of the "peace party" for Vice
Pi esident. At the very instant
Hayes was crowning the banners
of Ohio with glory, PendletOn was
doing all he could to drape these
banners all in white in token ol
surrender. Why, my friends, the
splendid gallantry of Hayes on
that, autumnal day will be fresh
and green in the memory of this
Nation when its people have for
gotten that such q man as George
H. Pendleton ever lived. Is there
no choice between these men for
Governor, the one soldier, tried
and true, aud the othe- a traitor
! of the most unquestioned kind?
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
LANCASTER OHIO, OCT. q, 1869.
Established 1926.

struments--indeed It permedtes
the great body Of the Democratic
masses, which of itself should dis
ent'tle tho party 10 the confidence
'of the American peoplel Their
negro outrage-newspaper literature,
which as TO factsis generally false,
or magnifed, or tho truth greatly '
perverted, as we'll as their stump-
oratOry creates and fosters q grow.
cling, yltiated spirit, and tends
10 produce prejudice; stupidity, de.
basement aud decentralization, in.
stead of aiding in the elevation,
improvement, enlightenment and
publication of the masses. A par.
~ OF such a record, and whose
teachings have such downward,
supplying, demoraIizing, degrad,
ing tendencies ought not TO got
into power again, and / think an
not. LINcoLN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
Pickle Recent.

The following is the best known
pickle recipe: Select perfect fruit
wash clean and cover with q stl oDg
brine fortwenty four hours. Then
take them from the brine, rinse
with clear water, and drain them
dry. When dry, pack them close
in stone jars, and cover with good
vinegar, Rcd pepper may be ad-
ded. Good old vinegar will keep
pickles prepared in this way for u
year without it's being changed
Walered flasby vinegar will scum
over and need to be changed--Ec.
TRANSPARENT LEMON JELLY.--
Pare two dozen lemons us thin as
possible; put eight with the rinds
into hot, not boiling, water; cover
it threo or four hours; rub some
loaf sugar on the 'rind before pcel>
ing, to extract the flavor; put in o
china dish with a pound and o
half of fine sugar; then add the
water and three quarts of boiling
milk; mix and pour through ajel'
ly bag until clear.
GRAPE JELLY.--Pick grapes
when they are ripe, boil in hall
pint of water. until soft, then let
them drain through a thin cloth
after the juice is drained out, boi
again a few minutes and then add
sugar--a pound for every pint
the best white sugar should be
used--bOil fifteen minutes ano
pour in glasses.
A Virginian patent medicine
dealer has gone far beyond the
wooden nutmeg trick. He wen
TO St. Joseph, Mo-, with a liniment
which he claimed would cure oil
earthly ills. Ho hired an old gen
tleman to crawl up on crutches, de
claring that he had been cripple
for ten years. The quack pretend
ed 10 batbe the limb of the hiret
cripple, who then threw away hi
crntches and ran across the street
The 'sdoctor" soon had not bottl
of his stuff left,
CATsup. We have seen man,
recipes for making tomato catsur
They are all wrong in requiring
vinegar. Good catsup is neve
very aeid,-Alermdria Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

To REMOVE RUsr.-A lady wri-
ting from Vermont to the Hearth
and Home says that she accidental
Undiscovered an easy way ofretaov-
ing rust from steel. She put .
number Of badly.rusted forks in q
tumbler of kerosene oil, and after
leaving them there some time,
found that the rust had become 80
much loosened that it rubbed Of
readily. She says that she has
since then used the oil to clean her
knives and sewing machine. We
suppose that many Of our readers
have already learned of the bene-
fetal effects Of oil on steel, but we
give the correspondents experience
for the benefit of those who have
never used il for such q purpose
| Scientific American. h fAa
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
Halls Arctic Expedition.

Mr.. Halls detailed report of his
Arctic Expedition is publlshsd.-
1t appears that there is no long
er even a shadow Of hope that any
one survives from Franklin's Com
pany. 1t is stated that none Of
them reached even as far as Mont
real Island, and their bones lie
scattered along the coast of King
Williams Lands. Some are in iso-
lated graves, and others in the
place wheie they died in compa-
nies. The melancholy history has
its crowning horror in the knowb
edge that they died by starvation
through the base behavior of the
Esquimaux; and that, in learning
their fate, Capt. Hall was reduced
to the awful necessity of taking the
life of one of his own mutinous
men.
Mr.. Hall states that the Erebus
and Terror were abandoned. One
of them consummated the great
north west passage, having five
men aboard. The evidence Of the
exact number is cireumstantial of
everything about this northwest
passage. Tbe.shiP Of Sir j. Frank
Inns expedition was in complete
order. Four boats were hanging
high up at the ships sides, and one
was on the quarter deck. The YES.
sell was in its winter housing Of
sail cloth. This vessel was found
by the natives near OReiley Is
land, latitude 6S E. 30 deg. N. Ion
gitude, SO E, and W., early in the
spring Of 1s49, it being frozen in
in the midst Of o smooth and un-
broken foe of ice Of only one win
ter's Formations.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

To CANDY FRUIr-Take one
pound of best loat.sugar, dip each
lump into n bowl of water, and put
the sugar in preserving kettle.
Boil it down until clear, and in a
candying state. When Sufficiently
boiled. have ready the fruit you
wish TO preserve. Large, white
grapes, oranges separated into small
pieces, or preserved fruits, taker
out CT their syrup and dried, ar,
nicc. Dip the fruit into the pre-
pared sugar while it is hot, ther
put them in q cold place; they soor
become hard. Exchange.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

There is perhaps no ono thing
on which the American people
spend so much unwisely as on
roads. Year after year they dig
trenches and throw the dirt on
what they call roads, and year by
year the rains wash it back for a
repetition of the job. The labor Of
the people and the road tax col.
lected from them, is thus, in great
measure, annually squanderod. -
What is wanting is o method. sim
pie and practicable, by which tho
labor of the people, and these tax
es paid by them may be utilized
not squandered-and made to re
suit, in due course Of time in road
that are passable at all seasons
with average loads. He who de
vises such a plan will confer 6
lasting benefit upon the race
ZdneSuille Courier.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

APPLE JAM.-The apples, which
should be ripe, and of the best eat
ing sort, being pared and quarter
cd, are put into pan with just
water enough to cover them, and
boil until they can be reduced to o
mash. Then for each pound Of the
pared apples, a pound of sifted su.
gar is added, being sprinkled over
the boiling mixture. Boil and
stir it well, until reduced TO a Jam
Then put it in pots. The above is
the most simple way of making it
but to have it of the best possible
clearness, make thick syrup with
threo pounds of sugar to each pint
Of water, and clarity it with an
egg, as before directed. Then add
one pint Of this syrup for every
three, pounds Of apples, and boil
the jam to a proper thickness
Exchange.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

"Wby don't you limit YOURSELF"
said physician to an incorporate
person. "Set down q stake that
you will go SO far and no furthcr.'
IL do," replied the other; "but
set it so far off that j always geI
drunk before I get to it."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

TREATMENT OF BEE SrIEoa--Just
as soon as the sting is extricated
prick the part where punctured
with a pin orneedle until the blood
starts; then squeeze Or suck ont tho
blood. o' s%a41
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07
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