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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-25
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T1oiiud, foHl WHICH TAKE SllOrL eX
tract. He says: q AZ
The gdIh,ste Of F1siaa Systematically
equal and agreeable. being subject to few
er mosphenc. varistions, and it's ther
mometer ranges much less than any othe,
part of the United States, except por-
.ion of the coast of California. .Forsex
ample, the rVanter at Fort Smelling, Min
nesota Territory IS a degrees colder than
at Fort Brooke Florida; but the Sun,aae,
at Fort Brooke IS only about s degrees
warmer The mean annual TEN perature
at Augusta, Georgia, is nearly degrees,
and that at Fort Gibson, Arkansas, up
wards of 10 degrees lower than at Tam pa;
yet in both of these placesthe mean sum
hler temperature is higher than at Fort
Brooke. Tampa Bay. In the Summer
the mercury rises higher in every
part of the United States, and even in
Canada, than it does along the coast Of
Florida. This isshown by meteorological
statistics in this Bureau.
The Summer in Florida may be said to
be seven months long; so that the daua
tlon of warm weather is nearly twice as
long as in the Middle States. The wealth
er during the whole of these seven months
is. however, generally of a very pleasant
temperature, the nights being uniformly
cool, and sultry days of very rare occur
rance. Indeed, so agreeable are the sum
mers in East Florida, there is little choice
between them and the winters and many
of the oldest inhabitants saw that thew
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-25
II. s. B.lLCO.u, III. e.,

DHYSICIAy and Surgeon, Also Ex-
L anining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets, Manito-
wee, Wisconsin.
Orders left at tho Drug Store, will receive prompt
AUeotton.& &z3E f-Sk
H3-Yarticnlar attention paid to consultations and
t. ths treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES, 1929
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-25
CHANGE OF FIRM.

On this day ny brother Frederick has entered, into
my business partner and in consequence thereof
the will hereafter be continued before e1cept
ing unl er the name and style of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

TUX MAscS s HAaLIS 0RGAS Coin
the course Of less than twenty years this
Company have grown from u very small
beginning, TO be the most celebrated and
extensive makers Of instruments OF the Or.
gan aud Melodcon kind in the world, pro-
ducing and finding demand forseveral times
as many instruments us any other makers.
Four large elephant tusks must be cut up
every week to supply them with ivory for
keys so they must be said to consume two
large elephants per week. Their Organs
rank highest, not only in this country, but
also in Europe, where the demand for them
is rapidly increasing
This remarkable success is undoubtedly
owing greatly to their superior skill in this
specially and to the very important i'm
provemeuts they have effected in this class
of instruments; but it is the result, almost
in equal measure, perhaps, of adherence to,
and energetic pursuit of certain principles,
Iuiiexble rules with them are { y to do the
rery best rork only, availing themselves Of
every improvement, and being careful TO
suffer no Inferior instrument TO leave their
factory; and (2) to sell always at smallest
remuncrative profits, having fixed prices
which are nike TO all.
Any one buying an Organ made by this
Company has the satisfaction of knowing
that he has one Of the bes, instruments OF
The class yliich can lie made and this Of
the lowest price a, which such work can
be afforded.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

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sni az lsussi ssual an sill 10 sell
ne kss. laslus lshussu, as ss lsaFn
b. pIissis lrlisT, sRsks a. JsnsFsou "a ils
sish' 81 Saturday, i3iL insi --Wskihg =
milk-snA water sf1Ti, uesi Of sLish uss
isssisi " caI'aia OsnIsL specially, ILs
csFiaia sss TsIHiilsi, ~ ihs gracious
@sgasniHiiy >; iLoss shs he'll him iu
soStnsEsu', 10 50 sAi lisisA 10 JsLhson,
ba, vas fsihidivh 20 reply, JoLns1n ,oak
saVaniage u lLis sni mads a psHsnsl
attack GA conRsT, Amer JshRsoR esnslu-
lsi his fTsl speech, The audience called for
canRsE bat as he couli net Isspsnl Silh,
enl bTs-kiRg arrest, Col, II, ", IoughsTy
sTIsarri in connsT's hshalf and defence
lohnsoA leOk the stand ia reply Ia Tough.
cry, seniinuing his sbuss II cOnHsr, and
anens cher llings slarsing that il VAS
rick, a set 4, hing, bsluern the military
authorities and cauHsr that Ia latter
.hsull hs arrested and eehhnel Ia The
slaskads, This Capt, cehhsr thought wa'
carrying the thing little too far, The
seallawag, iroA'slad parsoh having eohelu'
Del his sseVHl sPsseh, Capt, coansr arose
frOm HE scat, and aiisF stating that he
ives ordered no, 10 speak, but that be
souli hazard slx months Ia the bas,ils fer
The sake Of len minuIss' reply 10 The yer.
liable pArsOh, began TO d.sssei him. In
Eve MINUTES AlmOil every man Ia the
house Was on his feet, aud Ave minutes
later the audience were eToWding round
the gallant Capisin as he closed his brief
but seaihing reply. The building iremblsj
with their shouts o. enthusiasm aud ap-
plauss, sud the reverend seallAwAg iron
clad Joshua Ma, 40 object Of eonlemp, In
that crowd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
Nc Buy your goods from Haynes.

Bay Ere another issue of the HERALD
shall 20 TO its readers the most importan mt
election ever called in Texas will have
iranspircd; and we take this last opportu-
nifty to again appeal earnestly and candid
ly to the electors to come forth, without
excepting q single man, and deposit their
ballots for such candidates for the various
Offices as they are best assured will work
in Office, IL elected, not TO insure mere
party sscendancy, not 10 keep alive mere
party spirit, but to restore the people OF
the State 10 all their ancient privileges
and the nation TO its former peace, pros
perity and renown. There has never yet
been an occasion Of more vital Importance
10 The people Of the State than will be pre-
scented in the ensuing election; and we do
most earnestly desire that the people will
see and appreciate this fact and act nc-
cordingly. Let every who is qualified by
law feel il TO be his solemn and imperative
duty 10 roie for the anti-radical candidates
and thus relieve the State from military
oppression AID Radical misrule.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

DALLou's MONTHLY MAG;zIyE.-Wc Ia"
in receipt of this marvellous'y cheap and
handsome Magazine for December. It's
table Of contents is varied and charming,
embracing the usual fine variety Of serials,
sketches, stories, poems and attractive en-
cravings. The publishers announce in the
prospectus for the coming year, serial
story for adults, by the popular Magazine
writer, JAMES FRANKLIN FrTTs, and juvc-
nile serial by the young peoples favorite,
HoRATIo ALGER, JR. The price of this Pc
rodical is a marvel to everybody hun
dred page frst-class illustrated Magazine
for fifteen cents, or 81 so per year, is in
deed wonderfully cheap. Elliott, Themes
& Talbot, Publishers, Boston, Mass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

,ss1tlas
" a. Isl,n Il fslils fiH,si ed
niilsa
ItttaU Cuiffss

IutnN Criffss
~ tumpl.sntr elih The earnest
sIitliaimh "a msny rfumiHshi fiii.
,rn- Il ilis l'isifiti. I have sfftpi.
"a llr nnminHii0n made Nv hsss
utriins 81 Zee Conservative people
ni l,sih- rauniY, sud unrnunee
a., cell ,undidsit iir yuur sufiraHes
al the approaching elr,liun a. yoar
S,uaiur
This announeeWtnt has heeH de
laNrd bttausc ! DESIRED a. rlnie b.
h,rc Won mlly elipiblr I" the "hirr
am now a registered voter, and n
cicci,d can take all oalhs that viii
b. required at me
For the past, fellow citizens, !
rrly with confidence upon my rfeeTd
~ "a citizen at Your District FIR
many Years, ne soldier in the late
war and as a representative IN the
lasi Legislature of your State,
For the FUTURE ! deem il proper
~ lay down lew cardinal prinri'
pies f,r my guidsnee, ] earnestly
drsire TO see oar noble State re-
STORED Ia it, proper relations with
fhc Federal eiuNrrnmenL, and will
a,c nll hoRorahle means Ia accom-
plish this end. For this reason ]
am in favor OF the adoption 0f the
propos, Il Constitution, noiwiih'
standing its many defects, hut II
elected, | shall consider il one al my
fir-t duties Ia assist in the elimlna'
Iiun al its Objectionable features;
aud il, when the Legislature Is con-
vrnvncd. the ratification nf the pro
vusci fifteenth amendment is still
u condition precedent tn our ad
mission into lae Union, ] will vote
for that alro,
lfelccted will go 10 your capi'
inl NJ the representative OF the 2lsi
District. aud no, of n single county.
will do NIL in my power inr the
development al the vast resources
oil the State; for the encouragement
al immigration, and 10 stimulate
the influx Of capital.
will favor liberal system of
Internal Improvement, but that the
benefits may be muiaal, shall in.
sist npon II strict. rigid and speedy
compliance with the terms OF their
charters, by the Central and all
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
Letter from, Houston.

lIUrcuISs HOUSE, HoUsroN, Nov. 10, 1869.
To the Editors Of the Dallas Herald;
l arrived in this city day before
Yesterday and found the District
Court in session and many distin-
guished persons from various parts
of the State, among whom arc Gen.
Shields, Coils. Elliott and Tom Och
iltrce, candidates for Congress, w.
Thompson and Boulds Baker, can
didatcs for Lieutenant Governor of
Texas, &c.
The three former have made an
agreement to submit their claims to
fight Gen. Clark, thu Radical candi-
date, alone, to few select friends.
The decision has not yet been
made, but the world-renowned war
rior, hero and traveller, Tom Ochil-
tree, stands a fair chance for election
to Congress from this District.
Will not the hero cut a splendid
figure in Congress? Sumner, But
Ter and Wilson as Congressional ho-
roes will pale into insignificance by
his sidcl As an intimate friend Of
Grant and the Beast. as well as by
his acquaintance with all the NOM
bers of Congress, Tom might make
as good Representative rs either
of his competitors.
Boulds Baker, the conservative
Republican candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, is sweeping the whole
surrounding country, and it is the
general impression here that Gen.
A. J. Hamilton, colossal Jack, and
Boulds Baker will be elected Gov
ernor and Lieut.. Governor of Texas.
The masses are too thoroughly
posted as to Davis's DISTINGUISHING
and proscriptive policy to support
him, even the negroes are concen-
trating upon Hamilton and Baker.
In haste, j. NJ. NJ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

BaS@The race for the Senate in this the
2lsi, District, will no doubt result in the
success of J. X. =. Record, who has been
gaining strength for some time past. lie
is, altogs ther we'll qualified and everything
considered, the best man for the place. His
circular and speeches have placed him fair
and square oil the side of the great mass
of the people; and we do not hesitate to
express our firm tclief that if elected lie
will carry out in office, so far MS in him
lies, whatever pledges he has made as a
candidate before the people. Let him be
chosen by such a majority as will convince
his opponents in the Senate that he is
strongly backed by the voters Of tho Dis
trict. lie would he an able and influential
State Senator; and we confidently look for
ward 10 his election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

To drive away reaches and ants,
take powdered borax and scatter
wherever the cockroachcs most fire.
qucnt, and they will disappear di-
Ecctly. A safe and efiicacious rome
dy for :. most annoying vermin.-
Ants can be driven out ofcupboards
IL Jumps Of camphor are scattered
about them. Ants object TO strong
scents, aud in tropical climates are
prevented from entering rooms by
powerfully scented oils and gums.
A sponge ean'be sprinkled with
sugar and laid upon shelves where
aafs are 'aaanerous; the next morn
ing plunge the sponge quickly into
ha.iling water. aud most Of the in
iruders will be destroy Then
scatter eamphOr and you will have
no trouble.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
wOur HOME Physician. ,,

This is the leading title of the latest,
most comprehensive, and in all respec s
most valuable medical guide for. the fami-
ly, just published by Il. b. Treat g. Co.,
New York. There is no other work Of the
kind extant that can approach it in COM
pleteuess. II is not only comprehensive
and learned but not technical] guide in
the treatment of disease and of how to act
in surgical emergencies, but, still better,
it is complete and able treatise on the
art of preserving health. The laws of
health and the rationale of medicine are full
ly un folded and brought within the appre-
hension Ofthe common mind. We have ex-
amincd the work with some attention, and
are much impressed with its breadth Of
scope, yet simplicity Of detail and lucid ar
rangement; with its varied research in the
department of medical science, its full and
clear exposition of the ills that flesh is heir
to, and the varied walks OF life, occupation,
etc., that have their influence upon disease
and health, and last though no means least,
the popular form, or style, in which the
author writes. Our restricted limits pre-
vent us doing anything more than thus
speak in general terms of such q mdgnnm
opus, and note few Of its leading features
After the preface, explaining the aims OF
the work, is an introduction; next explana-
tions TO the reader, followed by Anatomy
and Physiology; Hygiene; Surgical Acct
dents and Emergencies; Quackery; Diseases
and Methods of Treatment; Pregnancy,
etc. Prescriptions; Recipes; List Of Med
icines and Doses; Glossary and Index
The list, index, ETC., bring the work within
the apprehension Of the meanest capacity.
We have only 10 add that II makes vol
ume of over thousand pages, printed in
bold type, on good paper and with numer-
GUS illustrations. The author is DIR. @. Nj.
Beard, Of New York, and the agent for the
sale Of the work here is AIR. J. II. Hummel,
Camp street.-[N. o. Pieayune, Oct. "a.
Agents are wanted for the above work,
all over Texas. Application may be made
10 J. IT, IIummel, Publisher, LOG Camp
street, New Orleans, La.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

A CIRcus.-C. w. Noycs' well
known Crescent City Circus will be
in Tcxar in few weeks, and will
perform in Galveston, Houston and
tho interior towns, due notice of
which will be given in the press
generally. This is one Of the lnrs
est aud most complete and magnif
cent Companies now in the United
States, having 100000 invested,
neat, new and tidy The following
notice of Mr.. Noycs' Circus is from
the New Orleans Bulletin
TIE CREsoENT CITY CIRcUs-Thc
Circus exhibiting at Tivoli Circle
deserves communication for the at.
tention paid to the comfort of visit
ors, for the politcncss of attendants,
for tho ncatncss of arrangements,
furniture and costumes, for the abb
scncc ofall scurrilous and indicate
language in the arena, for the con
dition of tho stock, for the sobricty,
respectful demcanor and general
salient of performers, and for various
other evidences Of good manage
mcnt. The manager has organizing
and administrative ability of high
order, the kind of talent that de-
serves and commands success. Love
of the circus bcirg universal among
young people, it is fortunate when
they can DO gratfied without the
risk of contamination and without
suffering discomfort. We found
the vast pavilion throngcd, and a
similar audience is well meritcd at
every exhibition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
Fort Worth, Nov. 1G, 1862.

The Wrathcrford Times says there
was II good deal of political speech
making Mt that place during Court
week. The Times says:
On Thursday we were entertain
en- by two very able, though some,
what antagonistic speeches, from
Judge Good and Col. Mccall. The
former for the adoption of The new
constitution and the selection Of Jack
Hamilton for iovcrnor--thc latter
is opposed to both, and presented
his objection in very sensible
manner. The former impressed
his convictions upon the people
with spirit and carncstness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

rs~c, u, Jshns A 90, LaHi Agents aud
naussrs Austin, Texas, will attend 10 tie
purchase and sale Of lands, sJjuslnsht Of
LNud Titles, and paynsnt 81 Taxes on land
any where in the State, Prosecute laad
aud money claims against the slais or Fed
eral oO'rpmsEis, Make collections At
Stale Treasury and Military Headquarters
a, Ansiip, aud any olhsr businsss within
the scope u 4 General Land aud Collecting
,geuey, Sim
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
A Crazy People.

From the Shelby (Ky.) seuiinsl-l
Nations, like individuals, some
times go mad.
The North has Como mad
Crazy nations. like crazy men,
often commit suicide: The North
is cutting her own throat. Her
madness was caused by a malignant
disease called fanaticism = disease
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

te- We are Indebted 10 Capt, Madden.
for tie result 81 registration up to Thurs-
day hight In this county. Il will he seen
that there has been quite number Of re-
jeeilons, but VIC have not heard a word Of
complaint; on The contrary universal sz.
preston Of satisfaction, TIE Captain La.
been guided alone hy The law aud his In.
slrne'ion', ani has been very courteous In
the dischArs" OF his duties. The present
sitting Of 'hs Board has registered 40;
rejected %, Total registration 1910.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

q tlsa.ilhlssg Esssy IL sLish \
tommils Ne slldssl sfimss ssd
lLsh makes n kill lisslf
Listen "a llsiofy-it - pLiloso
ply tauThi ~ sssnpis
Tho Jess Killed ihs Sarlouf and
poraralsd HE disciples. lseasss
They woald net think like them
And The Jews have Suffered eighteen
centuries for a.
Chfisiians tried 10 convert Ma.
homeians By Tobbing and murder
lag ihom aud two millions Of those
Christians rOlied on the sands Of The
Fast.
The French Rspublie, fanAlieAl
in is zeal Of liberty, was the cause
OF the massacre of all the French Ia
~, Domingo BY negroes.
The Spanish hquisilion was e.
tablished 10 kill inhdel MOors, bat
in few years ID was staying lhoas,
ands OF orthodox Spaniards,
Fanatieism drove these people
mad, and then made them commit
suicide.
Now the North is crazy, and that
is tho reason why she spurns the
advice OF six thousand years Of hu'
man experience. She will commit
suicide too, Thurlow Weed says
Sic Is crazy. Greeley proelaims Il,
and begs them 10 stop. But fanatic,
ism don't stop ill il dies; the reyolu.
ton will run its course.
But is certain that they are crazy!
The English, during the Comon.
wealth, became so Disguised with
Puritan intolerance, their nasal
twang and hypocritieal psalm. sing.
ing, that they sent for Charles III ;,
preierring u stable despotism 10
crazy Commonwealth. Then our
Northern ancestors crossed the AZ.
lan.ie TO rob Indians, whip Baptists,
and burn Quakcrs.
They hung blue lights.
They stole negroes from Africa
and thsir neighbors.
They preached disunion.
They lashed men for not going to
church, for chewing tobacco, and
for kissing their wives ON Sunday.
They burned Catholic converts.
They Matched out federalism, nc
&. oism, Mormonism Know Nothing
ism, free lovcism, wooden nutmeg.
ism, and every other ism that has
been heard ofin this country.
They were crazy-that Is the rca.
son they Matched out so many isms.
Their fanaticism has converted
Congress into lunatic asylum. 1t
is raging in the press, it poisons
our schools, colleges and literature.
It rantsand howls in degraded and
prostitutcd pulpit. The people are
mad.
The ways of Providence are
strange.
The darkest hour is Just before
day, and that hour is now. Fanatic.
ism stabbed the South, it will soon |
stab itself, and the murderer and |
victim will soon fill the same grave. |
The crisis is drawing near.
Wcnow say the suffering South"
we will soon say tho Suffering
North" Why? Because Radicalism
has thrown off the mask, and is
now openly and scornfully tearing
the Con>t tuition 10 pieces and
trampling it under unhallowed feet.
II didn't matter much if the sacred
charter Of Southern State was
destroyed the Constitution is
the shield of the States; if it is dos
troycd, the rights and liberties of
the North rs well us the South are
gone. All fall when it falls. This
is tile last hair, and it will break the
Northern camcl's back.
Fanaticism is coming homo to
roost.
The instinct of self preservation
will compel the common sense of
the North to overthrow Radica1ism,
and then it will bite itself to death
like 4 poisoned rat in q holo.
Funaticism is its own cxccutioner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
ELECTION TICKETS.

We shall PTint seReFa, ticket Tor ihe
esuniy, sad candidates desiriag ihsir
uan'ss placed ca ia can be sesomineislsd
Toe he snm " - "a specie, sssA naas
We shall sss 10 il that sl0ush sIs PTiEIsd
TO keep The polls veil supplied, llaai ia
ysur Eaass, accompanied By the casa as
early as possible, tie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
THE REASON WHY

You shenli send yoaT orders for sehssi
hooks, Letter, CAP aAi Aels Paper
blank Books, Envelopes, rNiass, 0arisH
Seeds, Stationery, saAiay Sshssl hosks
sAi ether Geeds % this character 10
T.. N. CUSHING,
ilou'lOA, is because he has iLs largest
stock, the best variety, sAd sells the cheap
est Of aRy house in bis lias in fsEas- And
THE REASON
Why he eau do this is bsssass be buys Of
manufacturers aud saves jobbeTs' profits,
lie buys for cash and saves the dlseouHl,
lie buys In large quantities aud gets the
lowest rates, lie receives bis goods direct
aud saves freight aud charges, aud he does
q large busihess, aud eau afford 10 sell
close, Send for his price list, aud Try him
with an order.
Houston, sspismbsr slh, is69-l'if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

pEWe have received circular from
Mr.. C w. Noyes, Manager Of the great
Crescent City Circus" now performing al
Tiyoli Circle, New Orleans, in which he
says that be intends visiting all the princi-
pal cities and iosns in the State OF Tenas
this winter, with one OF The most complete
embellishments in Ameriea-Perfect in all
ia d.tails-~ith an indispensable eompa-
ny of Riders, Gymnssts and Aerobats.-
Re says also. that he is snrious to have
attention called 10 the fact that the circus
nov in The State using his name and trade
snark-ihs s.crtscent City Circus lis in
no say. shape or manner connected with
his esiablisbneHf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27
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Dallas NsF. 81, isc9-llif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

sfDr we-lenrn by le,,ersfrom Jefferson,
dated November 10Th, that the RAIDS in
Marion county arc,.oirculatins ..,he .fslsc-
hood that Captain John c. Conner is no
longer candidate. Capt. Corners re-
signation Of his military commission has,
we have been credibly assured, been aescp.
ted, and he will be a candidate to the close
Of the election. Deposit your ballot for
him