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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-09

MAGNOLIA WATER, to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. d & W.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-09

Ih1s Is the b'st famlIy rclntdN. 70 cnrc AT
kinds of pain, you ever tried.
1t is clean. safe and delicious to use and if
you use it faithfully, it will do You good
Directions on each bottle. Buyit of the Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade If they have
not got it on hand they will send for it, at your
request, and sell You the genuine Rennes Pain
Killing Magic OH, at the manufacturers lowest
price at retail.
VIM. RENE, Sole Proprietor aud Nanufac.
turcr, Pittstield Mass.
Sold in st. Adams by all Druggists, Weeks y
Reynolds, Grocers. In Swanron Falls by d. T..
Merrill. i2l-ly-oow.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-09

GLOVES Of all kinds just received
" at VIM. N. SMITH h cos.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-09
special 1lotirrs.
100000 Lives Lost
I 0 B A C C O

yearly from the use of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
@@~N~~~~~"~~~-~->~~ ~-~~~>-~~oN>'~~O~~~ON,o|-
Butchers Lightning Ess-&iiier!
Death to the Li,ingi Long live the Killeru
Sold BY Dealers EsryShrsl
New E..,et,.r'. ssi,,.-. ssrs Dy.p<p,i..

Hsw Essfetter's Hittsgs sefe DysYepsi
rns WHOLE srosY II A SrTsAYLL.
Tn, once Of the stomsch 10 TO convert the food
into s.cresm Xix ssmi-nuid, called CHrns. Tos 10
ensr.sd partly b, the action Of solvent called th-
gastric Juice, ~sieh sxuiss tro ,as eostias OF shs
stomach, and p.rti, by nrchanlcal mo'. men, Of
that organ, which shSras, ~ Il we're, ibs disso''ng
aiim.nt The Cx1ss pssA.s from the stomach into
the duodeAnn, OF entrance tp the bowels, Shers 1t
10 subjected 70 the action o!tbs bile, and the rrtri
tious por,ion Of 1t converted iato faid eslis.
CAyit, which eventually becomes blood.
Nov, 1t 10 evident ths, II the great solvent, the
gastric Juice, Is not prodaGed In sufcsnt quantity.
or the mechanical seiioa Of the stomach Is not
sufficiently brisk the fret Yrccs' Of Digestion will DO
but inperfscty performed. 1t is also clear that II
tho liver. which plays sach an important part IN
chasgins the nourishins portion Of the chyms into
the mseria, Of tins blood, 10 corges,sd, or in suy
unnatrural condition. the seeosd process will not b.
thoroughly accomplished. The result of the tso
tailarss 10 dyspepsia. complicated with bsios,.ss.
The mod. In which HosTETrER's BITTERs OPP
crate In such casss 10 this they invigorsis tho sell
luisr membrane Of she stonsch, which evolves the
gastric juice thereby ipsurips an ample suficsney
Of the nuid to completely dissolve the food. They
also act epon the nerves OF the stomach causing an
acce,.ration Of tho nochapical movement necessary
to reduce the food 10 . homoseneo mass. They
also act specifically upon the liver. Strengthening It,
and enabling It TO produce an ample aud regular
supply Of bile for the purpose Of corssrng the nu
trtious particles Of the OAyms into CAys. and pro.
mote the passage through the bowels Of the useless
debris. 80. 81 e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA bill was
introduced to encourage the Inter
national Exhibition Of 1871.
The Senate adjourned while the
Presidents secretary was enroute
10 the capital with nominations, -,
HousE.-Butler introduced a bill
10 repeal the tenure of.ofiice act.
Stevenson, of Ohio, introduced a
bill, two thirds of both houses cen,
curing, for the removal Of political
disabilities on tho adoption Of the
18th amendment.
Tho Committee on Elections re-
ported favorably on the credentials
Of Hefiin, Dox and Sherrod, OF Ala
bama, and they were sworn in.
The Reconstruction Committee
meets on Thursday.
The admission Of Virginia 10 OK
peeted on Friday or Tuesday.
Letters to tho New York Tribune
contain accounts of three engage.
ments on the 18th and 18th of No.
vsmber. The Spaniards attacked
the Cuban position at Macaqua in
largo force, and were repulsed with
heavy loss. Subsequently q heavy
column of Spanisrds were routed at
ACuada del Santo, near Trinidad,
and were pursued by the Cubans to
tho suburbs of the city. A deiach-
ment Of Catalonian's waa annihila-
ted on the line Of Puerto Principe
railroad.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga number
OF resolutions were referred to var.
ious committees, including Geo. I.
Sheply, of Maine, first; Lewis b.
Woodruff, Of New York, second;
VIM. n. McKennan, Of Pennsyl'
vsnis, third; George A. Pearce,
fourth; VIM. B. Wood, of Alabama,
fifth; Geo. A. Zesman, of Kentucky,
sixth; Thos. Drummond, Of Illinois,
seventh; Lorenzo Sawyer, of Cali
fornia, ninth; no nominations for
eighth, and also Charles Clinton,
Assistant Treasurer, of New Orleans.
SENArE.-Caucusholdena and COM
mittee nominations adopted.
Senator Williams introduced a
resolution that no State shall be oil.
lowed to withdraw the ratification
of constitutional provisions.
A bill was introduced which re-
lieves tho political disabilities OF
some Ave hundred persons, which
had already passed the House, was
passed and sent to the President.
Among those relieved by this bill is
Col. Blanton Duncan, Of Kentucky,
and Judge Alderman, Of Georgia
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

A VERY VALUABLE BooK.-ws always
take pleasure In reesmmendibg . book
which has all the qualities that meet cur
ideal Of what's good book should BE-; 10
which the subject is one Of ihtsrsst and I'm.
portsnce, the style abrasive and pleasing,
and the illustrations and details lucid and
complete. We find suoh . beck in the
"Psoplss Edition Of Conyssve AND Hoesons
III and Equities Of Saint Peal just rspub-
lished in this country By the NATIONAL
PUBLISHING CoNPAkY Of Cineiunssi.
This work has all The sttrsctisensss Of
fiction, IN the eIeiIihg events Of lie nara
tives, with ii. certainty that hey are The
truthful records Of uell-sutbsnticsted fscis
embracing graphic and elsqusst dslinss-
tiOns Of the early life. sduestiss, ess,er-
sion, teachings, lsbOrs, travels. sufsrisFl
psrils, prosecutions and nis,iobsry career
Of the great Apostle. % sissds slons and
unspproaehsbls in lie specially; Oh hat
rould be desired, in he way Of hisiofy,
s1tis-ssni. eonsstnf ers;j,-ss- aud inss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
~ Fro. est.,chs Of Travel" in t

~ From este,ehs Of Travel" in the
Palestine Advocate, by C. NJ. b. Martin,
ws make the following extract
In passing through Kaufman l
was much pleased with tho general
appearance of the people and the
country. Twas here, upon one Of
Kaufman's high, rich, and noble
prairies that l refined up my horse
to survey creation round for got
upon an eminec that gave such o
view in all directions that l almost
imagined / saw the very spot into
which the great luminary of day
plunged himself at twilight, darken-
ing bis brilliancy by wiping his
bright and burning face upon dame
natures dingyg gown, and like moses
viewing the promised land, | desired
to 20 over and soc it all. This is
truly q desirable section of country.
Its lands are rich and productive
Its people industrious, education
and moral training Of the youth of
the country 10 receiving eonsidera-
BILE attention. The town of kauf-
man, the county-seat of the county,
is q very nice and interesting place,
situated in the edge Of q large, level
and beautiful prairie bordered by a
large creek on the West. Beside the
town of Kaufman there are two or
three other nourishing villages in
the county. / also found consider
able emigration coming into the
county, where I am satisfied they
will find plenty Of good land and a
hospitable reception at the hands
Of her good citizens.
The principal productions Of the
county this year have been corn and
cotton-I was informed that the
yield of cotton was, in many places,
more than q bale 10 the acre. In
years gone by, this was a consider
abe vhest-grOving section, and was
not thought TO be at all adapted to
growth Of King cotton, but now the
nrttrr , re-eTxsi, and cotton has
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, it has pleased tho Di-
vine Architect of the Universe to
remove from our earthly association
our well.beloved brother Walter
Knott, q Master Mason in good
standing and q member of this
Lodge, and
WHEREAS, while we deeply regret
his premature demise, cut off, as no
is, in the prime Of his manhood we
meekly bow to the mandate which
calls him hence from his labor on
earth to his rest in Heaven.
Resolved, that in the death of
brother Knott we fully realize the
truth of our frail mortality and are
made TO know that "the brightest
soonest fade" and that we too, ere
long, must be gathered in by the
cold and icy finger Of death, and
join those who have gone before to
people the eternal world of spirits.
Resolved, that in the de-th of
brother Knott, our country has lost
q patriot, the fraternity q worthy
member, society an ornament, the
church pious good member and de-
voted christian, and his young and
interesting family, q kind and aztec
tomato husband and father.
Resclred, that we deeply sympa-
tbize with his family in this their
deep grief, and tender to them our
heart felt coincidence, and q mark
ofrcspect for the deceased, the mem
bers of this Lodge will wear the usu-
al badge Of mourning fer thirty days.
Resolced, that copy of these res
olutions be sent 10 the family Of the
deceased brother, and that q COPY
be furnished the Dallas HERALD for
publication.
&c. Mccoy,
J. X. P. Record,
W. K Master, COnmittee-
]. ID. Keaton,
J. 7. Ault, J
Attest,
EG Ps-er. Secretary
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r. con.unps,v..

The Advertiser, having been restored ,c4sslfs IN
f.~ weeks, by very simple remedy. amer having
suisring several Year, With severe lung an-ctiSn,
and thai dread disesse, Copsunptien-is snxsons 70
make known 20 his f.ilov-superers the means OF
cure.
To eli vhc desire u. he will ssnd . copy OF the
prrscrirfon u.ed free o. ehnrgr1, with the dree-
tIous f5r prepsrins Ard using thr same, rhrh they
viii hnd spnr cvnr yes cossunrrIos. AsrsrA.
proScHrrn etc. The object OF The advertiser In
r.Bdinf the prs.rripton 10 70 bsDett the ahietsd,
and spr-sd inform>fku shleh be conesiTes 20 b. ia
valuable; srd be hopes svery sufferer viii try bis
remedy - u ell th-n rstkin r and nay prove
tl.-.inr. Parties wishing the Vrc-criptIon, viii
rl-r-. .ddre-s Bxt. EDHARD A WILSON.
wfillrnzbsrE, King. County. Ss~ Tork.
Tur< II. 1sr4-M u. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
MARRIFD

In Dallas, Texas, on the 10th December,
1869, by J. P. mcknight, Esq., Col. }. N.
TAYLOR 70 Miss NJ. e. INGRAM, both Of
Burlesun county, Twas. (s ~'
This noble Colons. Of The Array Of our
matchlcss Lee, has made smother conquest.
We congratulate him, and trust he and his
happy bride may live their three score and
ten, b!est with oil that makes life worth
the living.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

ETw. II. Hall, Carrier Of the HsAALp
will present his patrons on New Years
morning, an Address. written BY I've Of the
best poets the South. How naay papers
will present, in this shape, two original
poems from writers of established :repata-
tion? Don't forget that Billy wants lit
tie fee. The Address will also have ea1sa-
dar for 1870 and a ourrsnss table. Every.
body should have one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

TouRSAxEKr.--By ad'.rtiseneat IN eur
columns to-day, It will DO seen that "a op-
por,uni;y will be offered by the Dallas
County Agricultural aud Mechanical As
ISOLATION to the young men Of the city and
county, and, indeed Of The surrounding
towns and counties, to engage in . Grand
Tournament on the 9th met. The prise
$50 worth OF excellent silver ware, from
.he famed establishment at keriden, Con-
nectcut--is we'll worth the win nipg; and
VIC expect msuy from Collin, TArrant, Ksuf-
man and Ellis 10 CONS and CONTEXT. We
have no doubt, tho weather being fair
enough, the Fair Ground viii be alive with
the beautiful and emishle ladies Of Texas.
Come one, come all, come everybody and
his wife, and let Us make the forthcoming
Tournament q holiday and happy occasion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
". J. HurcuIss, Housrsx.-This famou

W.. HurcuIss, Horsrsx.-This famous
merchant aud millionaire hiss . lssg, we'll
iisT layed advertisement in The HssALp to-
day. lis establishment 10 one ofths largest
end most complete In the soutb, and We
commend his immense stock Of eoods, etc.,
to the attention Of ell The country mer-
chants in tho interior. Fer psrtisulsrs,
SEQ the advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

SOMETHING NEw.-We are happy 70 e.
nounce that frst-elass ssissn, under sign
of 1.-THE Office" will be opened on Monday
morning next, in this city, At the we'll
known former stand Of C. R. Pryor, by
j. J. Fendlcy, Esq. 1t 10 beautifully and
tastefuly fitted up; and il 10 certain that
mono but tie very best Of wines, liquors,
'bitters, cordials, etc, etc, will b dispsassd
at this new and elegant establishment
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18
ATTENTION.
Sir .N.niEht9!

VEyHERE will 10 . Tournansat 81 the
L Fair Grounds Of the Dallas Csusty
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
OF Monday, December 9th, 1869. The en-
trsnce fee will be 81 60, aud the prem ium
awarded to the vietsr $50 90 IN silver
plate. Those desiring 10 make entries will
call uron tho Secretary Of the Association
at any time between now and the 9Th.
W. B. MILLER, President
g. @. BowrR, Secretary.
Dallas, Dec. IL, l869--i4ilt
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Rsrsxs Of TeutA.

A sestisnsn who suffered for years non Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
yeuthf indscretion, will. for the sake OF suffering
humanity send frss TO all who need It, the receipt
and objections for making the simple remedy ~
which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing 10 proht ty
the .jysrtIsers experience. do SO by Addressing
IN p-r s-et cal fa.pc.. JOHN B.UGDEf
No. a. Cedar street, New York
June u, lsss-ssly. ..r,'ie- Dol
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rgxAs o. trih is8
~ Ttsff sin go Sc 80 - a. i'sl
lss nsts safff. o. itf li'h n De- 80
ls-a- uiif ttsfs 49, 60 ir ilrtf o. .
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Ia sainsss 10 a. o. 80 Eisairs tFsa
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trash -ihrss - asfs o. ualF see -
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F.sisg Hss 81 ssiFssss q clos "a. !
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

De- We had the pleasure Of . cell On
Monday from DR.. J. W. Webster, now Of
Leon county, formerly Of Esst Tennessee.
The poctor proposes to write the nEsALp
the news from Loon county. He subserib-
ed for two copies of the HlRALp. tff
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CITATION.
AARr q fOUS0l
Nm. ., I0USO
THE k1A1E or TEHAh.


Nm. iOuSO
THE STATE or TEXAS.
r. 80 salty u F-sEssI assg 0FssiFJ
you ARE HEREBY COMMANDED .
saEsss n.lliaa ;. isaEs, ~ PET
lisAinf lAis siiaiisA ia iAs Dallas iisfali
. .sssy newspaper Pghlisksl ia ,hs tsss
81 Dsli.. Dallas ssaHiy, Tease lthsfs b.
lag 20 paper FlsllsAsi N tAis eeasif,l isT
fsaI ss.ss. - 10 ssa FsIsossliy sFfsaE
a Tstalsr tern u the DlsiTis, Gears, -
b ksldsa o. tksesaTtisass ia fsri esFth,
f.TT.al eoasly, Isias - iLs lilL ssadsy
sitsT ,ls ssesIl Nssdsy la fstFasfy 1914
,l.A .Sd IAsTs 20 sEsssT Iss Fslisisa u
Mari e. Isuss. tlsa 10 ~ onss sssiaa
kia, ssid YslllasasF, Charge ttsi sesa,
he sa,A u Dsesassr lses, fislsuu AL
d.fssisHt ssTs lAsfally married 70 each
s,hsT, that from said day sLa uHiii asesl
the lsl Of sspisahsT lssI, tAsy ssEiieusd
20 l.. letsiisF &c mas ssd sifs, aai thAl
d.rias .eoaItso nSslbs tesEEsssias 'ras
.esuI s.ii dsyl the iefesdasg Wsiisiyss'!
sra.Ily .TeAs,ai ssd ill,Trtsd Elsiaif
10 L.r sickness, for ,lst daTins most Of
..lI too moslAs ylsiAur %. eaahnti IA
her bed sod uss thu. lsfI alons by d-isnd'
snL, pL.lly Jsf.Hdaa' apsa the sAaTi,y q
asiskbsrs, for slek rsss sllssiion, sEi for
tl. hlsl Tss,srsgisa " health, The dsI:sAi,
cot has .h.sdsa.i The PislHur flNinls
spkrshs ads srsai dsnssT " her ksalih 10
lonx.r li,lsg s.th JsfsadaAt a. lis -lfs,
psfssds.t k.s e.sa sail.y sfssessss,, srn'
sl ussiusbt ssJ onsTssss toward Plsin'in,
Of such . nature 90 ~ render lts.F longer
living togslssr iuapfortAelsi vhsT.nFSa
she prsys for desres Of di'sfes disol1'ag
The ssUisgs sIlsiiss es.usss Der ssd
dsfssdAnL
Wltssss, A. q. WALKER,
Clerk ofths Disirisi Court Of fsTrshi
sousty, TEXAS, dsss 81 tie 2si day o. s0''
A. d. 1868.
"A. WALKER, pistris, clsrS.
The Stats Of Texas, Tsrrsat county. ],
A. q. walker. CLARK Of the Disrie' Court
for Iarrsnt county, Tsiss, 10 hereby cor
lily that iss sboT. ssd isf,Se!os ., srus
spd correct esgy Of ,ss oris!ssi hev os
al. 10 my CHE.
- Witness
sEAL) A. q. WALKER.
Wv District elsrf.
Cane 10 hsad Nov. 2Stb, 1869, and or
dsred TO es served By publishing In the
"Dallss HERALD for four weeks.
Z. J. LoUcEX,
lsis SLG I. Z. T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

nY-A drove Of o37 fns turkeys pssssd
through this city, on the 10th, en- rsuts for
Calvert. Some Of them will travel lsag
way. Perchance . part Of one Of them
may be swallowed by His Majesty Ulysses
to keep his whisky company.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-18

tE. On Tuesday s'gh, the dwelling
house of Capt. W. J. Clark, in this city
took Are. The are was seen sstinguished
and little damage done.
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II
uInnR Avn nRPRlI IuHl lIYEl

WIDOW AND ORPHAN TuyD LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NtTHiCn I. o.ssi aud ses,reiisl By he Lads.s
w sAi tlsnlsIs " the order. ESD o. sAieh The
tTsssat "GFsRd Sire" 4, the tr~sidsst, chartered
~ the STATE % tsnasssssg snd ssnsy dspssitei
9Th Ih. Comptroller thsrsat 10 sneoftsses With
Ihs ass q .Aid STATE. .ad sss.s stsse,ss have a..
Frsdy htsH ssiahiittsi ffsn csssta 10 Csiiiornia.
.Hi whose success has teen Hhpreesdssts< sises lie
oTtaAitai0n, hsE leave 20 call TIE sitsntiea Of the
SiiIsns VI T.Gas ~ the sdvAsisgss eksred w this
Company, gof further iAfor sslios apply TO Hsnfy
l. Perkins. STATE Lgsat. ~ PsrkisS oetASosai
Nv. swiHpKLls.
Afsht fer Daias county.
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usll sksl : \ lisi iiss- ~
ssifnsas III ihs fessHf iaIa.fsi 4
isssls ols tfistfilfa 90 90
Ga sa a. qaHt fflif
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DALLAS COUNTY

DALLAS COUNTY.
TRErr rPbyR ol.ns-n and s.fraysi bs-
Are O. " pu-rsts, p oss Eat MARE- sbout
tgsy-.rs ga. ~ hssis hIyh. bErndsd n sn m
- sbssis.. az 60 isn hls. ss 81. ..sr u
s-s Iosps c.cobc.T.
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h sssis fts see issfsisf go issu
80 ,sssig = slis a. 80 fassilis's ~
tislsa gssss flis 10 tsst Il 10 ssisi
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,slsss ssfss.issss - l.ass's fsia, hs
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lssss S.sFsa fsa.s,
Never l.'s 90 seq such "a sFFsy ~
srs.i s.ass siEias iAsiT usaasiiasi sss.'
asss.iisss u 10 essi, 90 - tst 10 Fse
l.A.r. sirsulsri Hsass " 'asa shsss ss'i'
F.sf.sa .si psTssssl sAaIss'sT .sa Ia'''
iisa. nst, Ils1 sIsssdiHsg chap lbs
,Asy isdssss ssy IAias that isss ss' ss.'
sP to I. high sl.HdsTi SfsIs'lissss, or 'A.'
dee. Es, ass, .iIh lhsiT hearty sPPFs''i
Ilis r.PriA, sill bs aSrs highly pri'si
il.a .sy ether, 80 !, 10 the sSlJ cosrtEIs
IprT,os pablisAsi il this ssssip s'A
u.sslsisi hsiss
IL Ia. 10 addition 40 sts sAa srsssi'
iasy ,slasbls disssrissios BY DE-, Lssasra
BAsss, The saiAsAt Professor 81 fhssissy
10 Talk. College PrsParins The reader for
ID. srspLis seeOasI Of III, liz aud writ
isss of The gree, Apostle hs p's'sr'.l IL
lu,usiioa.. It's ys paper and eisdlHs'
o.. In hssrlhs With the rsfs Hsri'' Of Tie
boob.
TT. Rsuiins sfLsssssisr, In this soss'
u, 10 sssat Dor this valuable work.
The rsridi,y With which rtAsIAr's'
Dirrrss have bsesus . hsassheld nsssss''
y tArsushOs, The s'ili'sd nations /"
si,AOuts parallel In The history Of ID.
,otlS. Over f,s million bettlss we're sold
In twelve months, aud the demand 10 daily
issrssslns. Rich aad pOsr young aud
cid, ladies' physicians aud slsrsym'o, dad
that Il rsvivss drsspins spirits, lends
strength to the system, 'isor 70 the mind
and 10 exhausted natures great rsslersr'
Il is compounded Of the eAoissst ree'' sad
herbs, the celebrated csiissys or Peruvian
Dark, etc, ell preserved In pure St. cre'f
Rum. ], 10 sold by ell respectable dealers
In s,sry town, parish, village aud HAMLET
tAr.ush North and South Ansries, Europe,
and ell The lslands Of the Ocean.
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NOtice,

UHlvE LOST lie land ceriissais No.
Il 1879, Issued by the CorDsnissioBer o.
the General Land Ofhce Of the State OF
TEXAS, 90 the Houston Tap and BraIoris
Railway Company, on the sih day Of March,
A. d. 1850, for siE hundred and forty sores
OF land. Hs4i4 certihtsis 10 not found
within the time PRESERVED BY Law, shall
apply fer duplicate thereof
JAS. II. StsINDEIIss
49, Bsrcssi-r. Ttrss.
s-tstsr -. 1sse-Tsv
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uus,atara ssVsgss.

FvUfrsrASH IFistufaL Chusoh-plsis.
..-sf.sii a. esli 10 y Fssfr sssssf s.fs,.t :.
ln.. .'sfa4k. IL its lsst go - ~ ts.t s.e-s
800 tafitirs - nsis sifsst tssssf $500 !"
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80. - .tsff sgatsy 81 ~ sfls<t o
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i = aas iaila 80 EsFss s.ss.sss -.
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a.. q HANS FssisH, an Ffs-t - Ne -
F,,l.ss Prr,h.t.T..a Nhsfsk, "a tAs e.sS.s as
Frsrth saltaihs 10 sssh .ssie 80 81
as. = 10. tHa ga Az ssssssss. 70 We 49,
kzi.tlag
c. 81 "a cs.Ise' i.i.. ;. .s sS..s s,s s.s,
=. as s.,ssa.y h.fs. u. s,A s-sssA % sssh
s.uth rksfsk sisslizse-ih ~ tsass
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60 Cspt. Jasper W. Jshssss. 10 rally
spihorIlsd to act as Agent 10 he HSsAis 10 CAL
vert, aud the turroundipE eslAiry.
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MAGNOLIA wAr.r-supsrisr to the best
imported German Cologne. aud sold o. bali
The price.
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fsJ-see the advertise mept u he excel
MT Charter Oak Stoves.
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peysaus stampsi

ueSenue stampsl
A LARGE anssht 81 asserted REVENUE
"A BTANPs jast received snd for sale
lT CLARK q BRYAN,
Dallas, Sept ls. lsos-i'u
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Vim. D. Dillon,

TIhTEI! LIN. I'll!
yINaE USaEE .GNEu bould ,Ei'i,a iht
4 public, lhsI ne has uoH and viii keep
eos,ten,ly on han = COOL supply Q! LiIr
dry snd ready Tor use, which he will sell
at tLu rate OF SO per hunlrei bushels, or
IS cents per hGshel for smaller quantity,
lie Is provided, 81 his place NJ tie Dallas
Springs, vita a Y, od Sized TO Keep the lime
Dig aud in good condition. lie sglle!is
the patronage Of lht public.
JOHN BARBER.
Dallas, Oct. so. IyGg--7.in.