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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20
Steamboat Buried Two" Lives
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The steamer Silver, Cloud. No. 2, 4
sterR-w heeler, bound from ,Cincinuati
to pitts6iry, was totally. destroyed. By
fire, n short distance abtive Point Pleas
ant, ", Ya., and. some, six miles from
this city, on,..Mondpy. eYeiiinS last
about o'clock. The fire, caught il
some bailcd hay, aud, was very rapid
III It's work, OF destruction. n, soon
asit WIS discovered, ,theT boat was run
ASHORE, OF the" month Of. Old: Town
etf9rt, was immade 10 t. extinsuiish tie 1 e,
ahI says. ths boat a,id cargo bat:Witt!alir;
out avail-she and her cargo, were 10;
tally DESTROYED, and, all, hat IS, now To-
D os, IS ot hsr, above ': water, j. ths
sSs' iSaasS Will 'ba Sg, :. eq rna IT,
n n,ss ssSR $SsR' !aga aaas apa
TvS1ifes IRE b1kSSwh IA b cjS5!st' ioaass
;mil; sssSS!1iSx Ssstfa ,id
Tie ,atIESsrI &as,dhen lwatsLpiaS tof y e.
I .@,;t!s .Mass!j le.sllfssh ip III, BIRD a
'c9IfgsiIol6l, q, MAJ l Parp IS
. ,Ga|SltpSo9lfs 1pf .s'n a. a :, .. ~,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20
wren VII tie South have PuIcte'

The Monroe: CO. Register answers: !;
fIsssssWhcn the ltxAical faction has broken
ESSA; r insi 'Hses S.
Examination slal AAyeybcen Hes9m1
ISIIsGcd. 1t isaalc Mai9pc thatNtac1
Hiou, which vol fofE ,ysarsNfslMl. 10
Eruin the SouthSto brlisg On the war Oh
ther institutions, to break down her
labor systcm. her emily support; anu
thereby yet possession Of the govern
ment In order to legislatc for private
Interests: will, now THAI the crime ~
ac6omplishodaand tho South prostitute
and manipulated 'bS their own Tools;
abandon their vantage. ground. ana
restore her to the. position of. rivalry
and oplrsitioW which BIER Interests ma
the jn,eresls, Of tie nAtiQn. lle q ~
dictated. a. well might robbers DC
expected to- make restitution, and 10
rcipstate, thcir syictim M inG posacssi0n OF
his rightrul property. We.may, now
ever, soon look for,thc peace and pros
pcrity OF the South, in tho Impending
COLLAPSE OF thc radical manufacturers
bar,v. The inntioni IS nigh; ruined by
their, selfish !nisg0vcrnmcnt, u begins
to" understand their grab game, ana
thep necessities of" nntiOhHt''indusn'r
with tho promptings Of Northern IN
tcrcst, in the. reproductions ofthc South,
arc rhpiillypavlng the way to'South;:
eril rest Grafton and peace. 80, ''''
This is very beautiful tax g7er, TIC
almost unparalleled; Sictoryrof this
sane ".radicnlH party Mt tho date cloc-
lions. But somc'ncvcr will learn any;
thing. We will have peace just, SO
soon rs the South accepts the, si.untiop,
goes 10 uoo,k, employs and Paysihe ne
srocs for their work; mid invites IN
and welcomes Northern men mid cap;
ilal lis Southern men are welcomed to
The North. .,r- .r!. .v a~a" 'f.'"'.'.
GEN. FRANK -. PEIRrolEr Of Richie
County. w. Va. died. ar'Ncw Orleans
on the 9Th inst. His remains were to
have lett New orleans WeuhcSoa!
evening". ID. srg,.''%r,H ,Ff,'''- ~" "'h
The deceased served with distinction
during the late war, in the 18th W. Va:
regiment, in Which lie held the rank Of
Major. After leaving the service he
occupied the position Of hdjutant
General of this State, filling the placc
with marked ability. Oflatc lic studied
The profession Of law and established
himself at Ilarri>villc, Richie County,
Of this state. Ills superior intellectual
rndowmchs. popular manners and
sterling Integrity gave assurance OF A.
brilliant future, had his life been
spared. .. ..... -..i 60.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

Efticth vcar! '''' - IT,.
r1trw" city of, I@Crossc, WISCONSIN,
gave Grant ono hundred and sixty ma
j@rity over. Seymour. +. Blacksuard
lxick pomoroy, tinding his ownpeoplc
against hing has;tliuconi irucdthc pub
LEGATION ;'orNtht Lacrosse, Democrat.
ttS'has ia oCvcd thc material to'%New
York,napd intands to 'l'ublislrit asa
weekly sheet im tia udcmoci;ltic locali-.'
ty'iai eoDnertio,i wi'li'lii5 daily ~ s:'
OHIO, With n: revenue of,s55os5, 1891
last year, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, The
sum Of S2,G& 1900 OF the statc debt.
soon ,m.,uring,I is.o @be provided for
this year, anil" the auditor .oMciallE'
ntnuouncss1dlGt ,teiR q, PAIL the, sink;
.ing-fund fully covcringit ,0E'theIsrs''
toni Of .tnxatinn ;tbc.samc otRoer'says:
Real estate istixed lit less tiraiI half
it's value :1tiersU,nsfbr1pertv. excepting
mon sysj sal rfcdits;t ,tt above SGyehty
per reui;, %AileftoHcH S-Gnn Etpdits arc
taxca ut Itheii$ lfWii n6thinHf 'y1lue " 90
tEAeaa0Mav3otffl cd d6tg p0S tieM three
per icvntsmer Is thetcnd1f.H 'f'' .:".''
IL .tsaiGsi.sE G...G.lG- .soi.iiHH ! .HH'hn
THE Nxw.4ARIL fsri NXTIEDkD
scnator shctm Sn'g' Bill Tor thrcc ali
limo cfas,fo&d I 'tfotS ~ ashi1stpn; rs, .
reA Go1-saiid. .StFr 'hopc. the 'imp0rt;
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20
The Lcsisia,urc,ofK rntuckyis COM
noscd politically as follows: 60
Democratic majority 9S.

-, $3.50 ,Va r..-.:..''.,i -ts:,; 4~ ..",'
GENERAL ROUSSEAU died in New Or
ltau.,'rsst t'riduy week, Of. in1amnl4a-
ton Of, the,bqwyls. lilo WAS eomm"n-
der of that district. he was in his
jir,ieth rcar! .r,nw ~ 3f''t'' .'1
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

',oS Tafsaay mi 81 III: & week,
ys weIye ss"sa,S ol
b. a: taid q music, AND with with ays n.y.
Ing, approached thy :house. Of Brooks
y TownsSnl, broke. m ,,thel door viii.
al *, fsiis out tHo Ss Hi OF VIII whisky Ky,
ot.6ranly," ind spilled. the; Liquor on
n. jgr ,99n This accomplished the
about Que hundrel yards, from the
scene OF their. "|.triumph,"r onG.,of the
ptoprietors shot ut them with ~ gun
or, Pistol; but did nnot, hurt any one
The .lt$|lers we're ArlHSt!sd HMI gave
ball loItilhsir, appearanGe ,on Monday,
,hs ,d3$ st Il TOR !atEll'Ti+te9ms'9y 1 s'c:
yr0ph.i; yaH ., t"unun 7"uGnI hr,. >:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

TIE 0Mo, ,Siate Jo"'~al tells of .
colt TIA, got .fpst iu the woods by its
halter. aud walked around the tree II
w.s f,stcucd "a, eight wecks-liring
on the twiss mud braslfwitllin its reach.
ross the ".zon'Ma incau TO .insinu"t!e.
that it, became ~. Colt rcvolvcr!-it
SO. why didn't it 20 of p Portsmouth
IribaNr. ,f:f w! - L1." .".s. -'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

Al faani,iuaqSusssta lAs!a in SssW'HorE s
RECENTLY, ,oii \ little, girliwlo was:fatala
IS ,Rbpgnedpit WAS, s4oqw.nrthat: itle .oil
W9ssoBs!oM: tile lava ls,,aadard, nbejng
sS dHH s u $yns'S{s III syssa*s
Mis,N uS to" thS,; enlp aRle .pcsGxslse .,oG
Rsei lt ia, &,L9he:np,iE eI, ths; AR!.qp,nro
err LAID .SsInuel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vendsg 81 lhs oi',aTleyi, also Eeeonl-
mend! that AZ .kerosgna In The city
should be propcrly tested The Coro:
nGri held: .tlletS manufacturers and
Schoonlnaker. under hsaYy bonds, TO
'aEfalIts tbe action Of tile sralaJnry.t,j,l
att IS - s,f.-1t t-trt .. sf.,ig,nt is,Iy :<,;
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

'riti!6Ws,hs. fiSs,raa llflss .tsnF 4T}fe
~ea.ae ahd.o 1lstSl E.i;I. f*iia,fy
monas]hsa a!e5kEiFSt' :'wHouadS, :&nTR&
rnardersrstswerest raee dS4t6 i tfie ipbEHf
'" - ''.-Si1 = - - .o-kIH 7.Rl I'M
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

RAILROADS IS. Onlo.-Thc annual ;
repor, OF tho Railroad Commissioner
shows that there are Sc railroads in
operation in tho Statc-sinsle track,
1920 miles; double track, s., miles,.
branches, 39j. Total, 3,403 miles ri x"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

brigham Young las telegraph wires,
leading Ito, his OH CO. aud connecting
with every hamlet in,ut.h|a llnG nf &
hundred miles Ions Every settlement
Of half dozeu houses has photographs
Office, .withI female operators, amt tns
charge of" II bishop Of the Mormon
Church, !ansa "a who : can Al report at any
time all that takes place to Young. -.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

Nu1SXr TAx.-Thc Internal Reeve
nue Bureau reports show that'tho pre-
seat tax of 50 cents i gallon on whisky
produces nearly double the revenue
obtained by the old tax of 81 por gu
lon. The iuducemcnt1 to- fraud is,not'
10 great. 5- D, ~. ~ -, !,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

IAN exchaaye:thinks President John !
son should lose ,no| t,mS; in getting is
sured;; his' Sp0licyy ,'.l:a;y;iAlg nearly; lan
opt ,iaiig+oH s'sstEa0$' s%t i'sssI' J
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

.Orthc. bantlsofKu KluS that made
the raid on shclbyvilIc. Tennessee, sew
On were fatally shot. 49,. g. ~. ,,.iI
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

Ar ErapltIin, Tcunessee, recently,
thore was Il grand parade otonc thous-
and s,lissuised Ku sklux. They pre-
scuted y grotssque appearance and
created considerable Reimbursement which.
seemed TO bc Ahcir purpose rather than
that OF hostility! H!>'E'i"&" "'''.-'-.'... %
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

.;AS cxeliangc,",says Jubal Early will
take advantage ~ Presideut1 ohm son =:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md return home,'
singing" Tbcyesr sf8sbal Z! is come !;
+rctarHiIh5!e vssa e5iag sfurtts, homc.' :" i
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-20

THE! Republicans OF Maine 2propose.
returning Hon. Hannibal Halnlin to
the U. S. Senslc.ssBt doing so Main"
would honor HERSELF mil cause all
good Republicans. III throughout INC
country to rejoice. ..a, s.. .4H q. -,s.,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

Oneofprovisionsof the telegraph
bill now before Parliament bids the
post Office department 10 collect and
distribute messages by submarine
eahlc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

At a revival excitement in Con-
nccticut II respectable old lady was
struck with conviction and became n
convert, and was proposed for NOM
,Le~.i.;r - tho Church There was
n meeting held for the examination
octhe candidates, ofwhom there were
several in attendance. "Well, my
dear sister Rogers" said tho rover
end examiner, addressing II vcne-
,ablo friend. "plcasc relate your OK
pcricnce." Tho old lady, on being
thus addressed, lifted up her voice.
DWELL" said she, l don't know what
to saw, rs | told my husband, Mr..
Rogers, before | came here; but l
believe have experienced n change,
MS | told Mr.. Rogers, my husband,
after | came homo from meeting,
when l became convinced that was
tho most sinful creature in tho world
us l told my husband, Mr.. Rogers,
and says no, Il think SO too Then
ntold. Mr.. Rogers, my husband, that
Twas going to lead different lifoy
was going to trim my lamp and
have it burningagin'tt,c bridegroom
como. Then Mr.. Rogers, my hus-
baud; said. he didn't e what want
GU of another, but he didn't make no
objection. Thon l told Mr.. Rogers,
my husband, that | would join the
church and prepare myself for tho
place whore tho worm dicth not, and
the fro is not quonchod, and my
husband, Mr.. Rogers, told me Ia
better
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

EurAuLA, Ala, M,Tch II, 1868.
NJ. T.. J. Perkins, EtyduL, Ahr.;
DEAR SIR:--Wc take pleasure in stating
that tho Guilctt Steel Brush ssius
bought OF you have given entire satisfaction,
and have come fully up TO all the recon-
mondations We have seen published conccr-
ming them. We have found that the cotton
ginnod ON them has been in great demand,
and believe that any round crop of cotton
giuned on ono of them, will bring one and
ouc-half cents per pound more than If gin
ned on any other gin VIC have used, or OF
which VIC have any knowledge. Use this
for tho benefit Of the planters.
A. GRrrrlTu, ELI $. SHORTER, g. A. Ro-
BEaTs, Il. +. KoLD, II. W. i. PRIcE, $. c.
DANIEL, II. a. JONES, JonS COCHRAN, and
j. l.. PuGn, of Alabama.
SAMUEL BELL, GUERRY, CArTTs & Co, ).
p. BURNETT, and j.. W. MERCER, of Georgia.
GEORGE PGlVLEns'S,
State Agent, Anderson, Texas.
May Is, lSG0-55:3mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

Enfecbled, Incorporate, poorly
fed, ovcr-fcd and irritable persons
arc most in danger of the fatal Of
fects of heat. People who live and
sleep in foul air and unvcntilated
places, and who r ovor-worked
and undor-fod, and who use intoxica-
ting drinks, suffer greatly. Instead
Of intoxicating drinks and the hab-
it of morning and evening drains,
lot good black tea and coffee, and
good nourishing and well cooked
food, DO regularly taken. Battle the
whole body early in the morning, in
order to have a clean skin and good
sweating during the day. Laborers
and Others who have much to do
should rise so early that they can
have several rests, and in the shade,
from eIcvcn till four in these very
hot days; and let this most impor-
tant fact be remembered, namely
That by natural sweating perspira-
tion) tho body is kept BEAUTIFULLY
cool when exposed to these terrible
heats, and'thst over eEertion, pas
sion and all kinds of intemperance
must be avoided.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14
M E DICIN z,

rs OCATED on the Col. Hardin Farm, u nhiIc'
North o fJamcsiown, and will treat, upon purely
physiological principles, patients VIII" may tN"l
him with a call, ~laburing under Ague affections OF
Fcyc, Of any grade, yellow, typhoid, scarlet or spot
ted, Jaundicc, Hcmorages Of every variety, either
external Or internal F,uN, aud arrangements 81
the bowels Neuralgia, aud Rheumatic nhccii"iS'
Cont Gravel. elect, aud Secret Diseases generally
Lung affections, ScrOfulVus aud Hlaudular tnlarEH-
slcnts, &c; affections VI Liver, Spleen, hindry',
rancrcas, &c; Concessions, or ACCOMMODATIONS ~
blood in and TO ans organ Insanity, llcmatnit"'
or bloody urine (ycllOw disease - calledl Ctainl'
Spasms. Chorca, Cholera, Cholera Muttns, SICK
Headache. Cold Surface and ENtrcmiitcs, NeiNnn7-
nc.s aud Spinal affections; Erurti"n7, small I"t'
Measles, Erysipclas, letter tanker. S'lcs' 'h'
hunkic-, Cancers, Curus Gallons tnlarEcin,iH
Dron.rs, Rupturcs, Heart anrciious' sour OF bulh-
jpg stomach. indigestion. or ~ isisii, Flaiulcncy.
Costivrncss, Piles, Prulapfus Aui, sore r}e-' "h'
weakness of those organs. hcaircss, Sir"h ."fl'
efammering or SiHticriuc. Crooked "r Crossed Ly"-'
Dislocaiiuns, wounds and broken L-rc-
EIscial attention given 10 EIMALE NIL
TIONS ofcycry grade, regardless ui uainc or in'aluA
Having treated with universal sucrrs- some a 10
vor.t forms aud complication. lra-torinE 20 Hi"
and utility organs which were IafaiyHtdl WI
treat generally diseases arising Eyin ri-trurii0ue ~
the svstcfn. OF a perverted action 81 the ctrrulstgIy
fluids Il the body, whether cau-cd hy cold, malari''
naturalization. poison, or accident docs not prom
ise 10 cure every ra-c lrccardlcss II surrounding
circumstance aui bal uursin-1f - from ht- a
perieuce and former .ur--ss, frls no hr-tiarfF ~
saving az his Prescriptions are iulig r~1nIli.i uiihl
he will relieve every salvallr ease. Hud Ir1l"lE VIC
lives II many Who are Ictm~i h~nieir~ly di=raH-d-
VIII prescribe iy better fr simple ~ nccuic rf
easas, on receipt 81 - 5n tome dfl.ar ard o. haii tf
rrucyl, and for every compilation "rr dollar Nfh
De- added. thrulir -Hsas WI fH-rif. If"mlI 1liN
ti1n frr from ige 90 tu.ufy dollars, ns o. rif'Tu
stances and surrsuuliu-s. VII charge hls ~
prize Ior his rrHrf.urE nHl mrliriur-, o. al ~
Fatruuz. uuIezs ordered ~ grsniliT, NA-h 2
discount uin o. made hL-n lnaueu7nl . -Ni
el. VIII Fisf ~r1THte i~sr-ffias-
r8-Can furnih rafFsurs O. uaHJ "rrn
aeaaes. also rrrlrrrrt-E- afhis Superior afialnufnfs
ana rrearal red ---z
Trrn-. nsIar.fe and in a1rarr'- IHV unff
mnaaea. ru- l1f.f CO
rsa-- 4rfmFr a-Ifr. and fH"furf. 30
WiHr4 far-.r H.. ffh" l-A Ht
D. fatHr. 81 g H.. H. l.-. al.u
f-ralu-a aat .s.t I'D aaif1
secs N Lrr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.
A Most Wonderful Disinfectant
and Therapeutic Agent.
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid!

Darby SProphylacllc fluld!
1t will purify the most offensive atmos-
phcrc.
1t will cleanse and cure Erysipclas, all
sorts of sores,~ ulcers, boils, cuts, wounds, etc.
1t will prevent gangrcnc.
1t will cure burns, scalds and bruises.
Is q perfect pain-killer.
1t will destroy and ncutralizc all animal
and vegetable poisons.
1t will, therefore, cure stings or bites of
insects.
1t will cleanse and purify the breath,
and hence is an excellent toOth-wash and
healthful cosmetic.
1t will cure diarrh@a, even in the worst
chronic cases.
1t will instantly relieve horses of the
collie or persons Of heartburn.
1t will, owing to the bleaching properties
of Chlorine, remove all ink spots, mildcw,
vegetable stains, etc.
1t will cure Catarrh.
1t will remove rancidity out of butter and
lard.
1t will, properly used, be more eficacious
than any other agent, in preventing the
spread of contagious diseases, and has
frequently done it.
1t will, used in bathing, keep the skin
healthy, soft and white.
We pledge whatever reputation VIC may
have as honest, truthful gentlemen for the
performance of nil here claimed for the
article and moro too.
Il is used everywhere 10y the medical
profession as fast rs il is introduced, and
VIC respectfully refer to all prominent men
of the profession, from very many of whom
We have the highest testimonials Of praise
for the Fluid.
As convenient article for constant
family use it has no superior.
1t has q berutiful color, and when the
color il gone the virtues Of the Fluid are
lost. Hence be careful not TO get the cork
in the bottle or any animal or vegetable
substance, and always keep the bottle
stopped. After the Fluid has acted the
residuum is perfectly inert and harmless.
1t is taken internally rs we'll as applied
externally.
Il is cheap, selling only at 90 cents per
bottle Of half pint.
You will find it at all the drug-siOrcs, OF
yon can order il directly Of rs.
Trade supplied on liberal terms
lin BARBF&C CO.. ProPrir.srs,
No. leo william street New York.
FOE SALE BY
DR.. G.. y. PRYOR,
Druggist DALLAS. TEXAs
May l., lG5J-5J.5m
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14
N CITY
Beef Packing House.

THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to
Il kill and pack cattle. Capacity for
four hundred bead Of cattle per day. Good
yards and railroad track connected. viii
receive cattle, kill, Pack, ship anu collect
for beef, dispose Of hides and tallOE, and
make prompt returns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

The superior aivsHisFes ofihis nin arr
1t. h enhance lhe Nsiuo NJ lhe Cuiigu
FinRri ga il fully a osHi ler reuud b ia
proving The staple,
~. ihe guaHiiY 0fr0iiun Finnei IN aEi
sea iimr Is much greater ilan il snY giirI
sin II aH oiual EumlFT ofsaNa 4 Ein VI
eighty aas iuUns Hut tea lalrs per Dag,
81. Il separates l0m iher,iiun more insi
anl moies ahl leaves il clearer nvia naI
ihaR aHy other Fin made,
lth. The eleet u The steel brush Is 4"
siniEhicR oui ihc hnt-um0NinF all tie
kinks aud knuis-rau-inF i 10 undergo "a
partial eaulinF process, The performance
1T ihis al lhe state Fair 0l Mississippi Ia
lS5I Is lhH5 noticed by the ilaHtT asA kr
sLsAiG publ bed Al jackson;
-ms Urian Uiu 81 Dsilt1, ulrlus a q r,al'i
mulh pssrlH asstnH fhr uHl.m IlaHlIis ia'n 's.a
go a iumiur nat a. iaHs iHT usA- Ahr aaHiiw ~
nal, ssR iiai ar rlTT Hs-tshUN Har lhr " 10
lais nsHa a IaiT Il uaga.u ,~sitvHtslA 'Aan aHi'"
lutn a uuiiu -a--
9th, The roller cannot be broken by
overlooking,
9th, IL Is made Ia a superior style 1i
workmanship, strong aud subianiial, with
iron ends, unler the personal supervision
IL the palcnlee, aud with the most complete
machinery, livery Que Is tested before b.
fore being seIt lrOn The factory,
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LEGAL BLANKS

For Sale at The O1ice d tbe
8 Dallas Herald
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base s,rT tasiul Nss mailo tlUtil
a. ar%souiairo with iis dirtiiuHs
Ti,u rrsIss shuaii ho ialif uio
wlen gathered Sirm ihrna rarrial
"A. Mash well Tot thu o asl'i
r~tsl-s in q water uEht hsrf'i
Nhssh sinnll b. sot Hn a block az
lanoh hish enoush I'll the ground
Iu 49, inrlinul position IN submit at
siiliue a lsr.n luh ur l'arIrl under
a Ih,ni d,siurhit htthe end oi
min. dave, n,l l%F''ro, tap lho bar
Iol mrar the is,in'm with a hall inch
"a ihr,e auarlor anger, When the
ini,a lr,s "a run 6ai, one eighth part
lf pure water may be- added; rislcrn
water l. brst, - every gallon at
ia',o thu dilntol, add lhrro pounds
nf,lcan su:ar and mix we'll, The
sask intended IA hold the ginrshould
L. SIT in a cpol place with the bung
an. Fill the cask fall, Leave the
han. holo ol.en, H. day or iva
fermentation will b'sln, As Il goes
80 ,lss impurlics will b. dlscharf'
s4n tii,am,h the hung hale, Tho
rs.k must be Rcpt nhl with tho sur
ulns iuirc prepared a. before, Tho
fermentation will continug for about
nino ,lays, A. Sam ~ IL fully oca-
scs (,he sask bcins kept inlD the
hing hplo should bo stopped, and
the wine n ready far usc, Age i'm
proves it, Texas flow Boy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-14

A Two MiSUTE SERM0S 10 hiRis
"Iadies-oagcd birds Of beautiful
ulumagc but sickly looks-ralo pets
IL the parlor, who vcgoiate IN an
unhealthy atmosphere l,ks the pota'
~ terminating in n dark cellar, why
de- yuu not 90 out into the open AR
mud warm sunshine, and add luStre
10 YOU, eyes, bloom to your checks,
nnd elasticity 10 your steps, aud VI
gor 10 your frames? Take exercise,
u up the hill on a wager, and down
again for fun roam the fields, climb
the fences, leap tho bitches, wade tho
brooRs, aud alter u day of cNhilara-
sfng exercise and unrcsiraincd iiber'
", go home with annpret'to aequin
ed by healthy enjoyment. The
beautiful aud blooming young lady
rosy checked and brighLeyed-
who can darn n stocking, mend her
W frooks, command n regiment OF
pots and kettles, feed the R'gs, milk
tho COWS, and be lady when rcluir-
ell, is the girl that'yonng Nor arc in
quest Of for n wife. Batyon pinins,
screwed up, waspwaistcd ,d6l!-drcss-
cd, consumption mortgagchl music
numbering, and povof dhvouring
daughters of fashion and idlonesa--
o arc no more fit for matrimCny
Than a pullot is to look after n brood
of fourteen chickens. The truth is,
my dear girls, you want less fash;
ionoblc rostrainb and moro liberty of
action moro Kitchen and less par
Ior; moro log exercise and less sofa
more pulUing and less piano; more
fnnkness. and less mock-modcsty.-
Loosen your waist strings and
breathe pure atmosphere, and be-
come something as good and beau.
ta0Ib as nature designed"