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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Butchers Lightning FIy-KiIlcr!
leuh TO tho Living Long live the Killers !
Sold by Dealers Everysherel


Tho physical structure OF the strongest human
being is vulnerable eyeryw where. Our bodies are
lowed by nature with certain negative pswer,
some influences; but this protection is imperfect,
aud cannot be taey relied in unhealthy reg Ions,
under circumstances of more than ordinary dan
ger Therefore, 1t is wisdom; 1t 10 pruuence; IL 10
common sense to provide sgainst such coutinyen.
e.es, by taking an AsrDorE IN ADV nee; in other
words, BIZ certifying the sysiem with HOSTEL.
TER,s STOMACH BITrERS-the most complete
protection against all the epidemic and endemic
tnaladies that has ever been administered in any
country. As n remedy for Dyspepsia, there is no
.nediciue that will compare with 1t. Whoever suf-
fers the paugs Of indigestion, snywb on the fco
VI th. osrth where HosTETrERs STOMACH
BlTTERs can b. procured, docs SO voluntarily for,
as surely MS truh exists, this Invaluable TONIC aud
ALnRAIIvE would restore bis disordered stomach
40 healthy condition. To tue nervous it Is also
pec,lly recommended, aud In casss Of confirmed
constipation 1t also affords speedy aud permanent
cure, a.-r.t
Ia an cases OF fever aud sgue the BITTERs is
move poisnt than any amount Of quiuine, while the
most dangerous Of biliou- lever to its wonder
fnl proper ties Those who have tried the medicine
will never snOt her, for any Of the ailments
which the HosTErTER's BITIEKs prcfsssss to
sutdse. To fho.s wno have not made the expert.
ment we cordially reconn.Bd an early application
to the BITTERs Whenever they srs strioken by
disease Of the digestive organs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Taa flsn ~ 20 Afabst sfl'
ssfals Affss tfihs fih fsaislsl
"a safsilsni eiaafls' ~ ili'f sa'jIft
whsl the sfil u. wiii a. seoa hsa
The h.llovihf frifs1f
Der IeSpis si.ssli sflssiss T'e
tor Us sifift shi NifsuEh ssslm
ilriirn sHi ranh nfiiui a al tls
msnis ni,rfsr g. rsiifaiisn Tiers
MET ~ q uiisfm l.ns Of 1-ilicy
IA lpied-ihrre musi b. eoRalsi II
neiian aai un'ly II ppTn~a a.
nouneei in ereFy horsu'eiit q ihe
conservative patty Ani paFaHieuus
n every other consideration NJ ex-
reiieney. the pruning knife musl
he laid 10 tho numerous branches
(ollleo seekers) oflhe party They
must DO Topped ~, or No iaii in our
aims aud the district aud eouniy
Oftiees pass into tho hands IL our
enemies. We cannot elect QUO 0ul
Of q plurality of conservatives 10
any Office, opposed by one radical,
in tho fare OF negro votes, sirie,
LOYAL League organization and
white Acknowledgement Lot the con-
sentative party prove itself equal To
tho crisis, aud llerv is victory for
its banners,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
Tribute Of Respect.

Ats call meeting Of faAhshiil Lslg,
Ma. 81 Of Free aud Accepted hassnF. held
sl the Ledge Room, in Dallas, ieAs., on
10 18th day Of October. A, u, 1863, A. l.,
bs59. the felle.ing announcement sa'
male;
splsl at his 'si. residences Ia pallA,
county, TsIs., on Sunday, the 10Th DAY Of
October, lsl9, DR.. A. d, RicE. - paralysis,
MLs,eupon, an mot on, . eominiiise enh-
s'siing Of Droihers K~atpn, Auii snl NJ
Coy, VAS appointed to dan ahi Prsssn
suitable resolution. for the occasion. Tue
COMMITTEES ~ srIed tie following, -Lleh
we're unanimously adopted.
WngRrNs, |, hiss pleased The hl'inr
Ruler ~ III. Universe, To rrWo'n By death,
our we'll beloved Brother A, u, Rice, q
Masisr Mason In good Standing and n
neither OF this Lolgs, from hi, labnrs on
earth, 10 rest In mansions of the blessed,
Therefore,
Rssolrsi, lsf. Thst In the death OF Bro
A, D. Rice, our country has lost patriot,
the profession and society one OF their
brightest ornaments, the church an eiem'
plary aud devoted christian, aad the Fra
ieIniiy = Iralous and worthy member sud
his family kind and afeeIionate husban
and parent.
2nd. That while we lament his death, and
deeply Gympathire with his family in their
siliclisn, We have reason TO believe thai
,kcit loss is his great gsin-ihat he has bal
passed from vale OF tears, to a biisslul
home In the mansions Of rest, where the
Supreme. Architect Of the Universe pre-
sides aud forever rcigns.
Bird. That we tender TO the family OF
Brother Rice, in tails their deepest sorrow,
our heartfelt coincidence, and AS mark Of
respect for The deceased The members OF this
Lodge will wear the usual badge OF mourn.
ing for thirty days.
4th. That a copy of these resolutions
he delivered to the family Of our deceased
brother, and also to the Dallas HERALD,
with the request to publish the same. ~
JOHN G. MCCOY,
JOIN JOIN D D. K H, !, COMMITTEES
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

"a. e. Tee ,ssf as taa'ss - tf
o 10 lsftsi 60 fsnrfrfaw iHHfH
o. Zee y 30 ~ esst y ~ sils. &C.
sii.t dee 90 80 ssiFlia ia
Tltarugfs rsi fs'iisf isef,s
~ rft.ifsfsth nsliirs I'M.
a. Nsntf iles psI rH'sr, Msst
William ssusi fsiliou, ktHisth
&c. Rssds hIssn sal ea,
IL Dsfliiy's a Nsfs, Js,ty
A Lrss sIssi sss 10 s'lsadarss Al ~
ssaas. -ils dag sss Lsast at. slsaE ed
cal sul 'hs lTssk II Eesi eUisF, fhs
STAG ~. ra'h.F sr.iisTirs, bu' 'ls horses
ssss A. vsll % kss,ask ls@aiaE " sss'
sraI ls.s,h., s,,ls 49, dash, ssd 80 osl1
ksspins lie adsaHisEs LAT issIsssiHs The
distance bslSsra Liasslf sad bis nssn9
sosYs,i,sr ~ The say rsuHd, saaihs Ia ~
the Juasss atsa, vsll IN sdsAass-s0as
say az n.usl as oHs haadFei feet shssd q
tie nsaIs., horse, Tls fsilosiug 10 ,hs
order in .hish tie horses cane ea', 'i''
Ksniask, BY Jordan.. .',.,,',.,',,',,,,,,,,,..
Macs ,,,,,,,.,,, ., -,",-,,,.',- :
LsIiy, b Gray Rafis,.,,,,.,.,.,,,-,,,,,,, y
gorian, BY Asnipek, ,,,.-,-,,,..,.".,.,. Z
DFosA sialli0a tilrsi Observation-Disclosures,
Jenny, BY KuighI 81, GsoTss' Il
The latter hes the track on the second
qaari.r, aud Ne, held up by her rider.
Tine las,
Ps-ws understand ,sst the race on
yesterday one mile heat, hes, tao in three
7. A. LOwsry's sorrsl gslilRg Jordan, wen
in tso straight heats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

A6-We saw yesterday, at Messrs. Clark
Bryan's a most beautiful cooking stove,
of the Capitola pattern, manufactured by
Messrs. Lilhgow & Co., Of Louisville, Ky,
which is intended for exhibition at the
Fair next week. The makers claim that Il
10 the best stove made, and challenge COM
petition as regards quantity of fuel used,
speed in cooking, SC. Our friends who
visit the Fair will see this stove in opera
tion and can judge for themselves. Messrs.
Clark & Bryan, OF this place, are the
agents, and have few ON sale.
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70 OUR MUsICAL FRIENDS.

Believing that the musical interests OF our neigh
bo-hood will 10 benefited by the Introduction OF
Peters Musical Monthly, We have made arrange
nsn,s with the PGblishsr to odsr ss fo''ows- our
paper ono year aud Peters Musical Month for six
mouths, tone volnme) for s. 80; or any ono send,
ing us II Club Of two subscribers, at 81 10 sach'
will he presented with hslfy-srly subscription to
Pstcrs' Musical Monthly-and when we tell our
friends that this ia equivalent to giving them at least
sixty pieces Of Music, they will soc that we wish
them all TO "tiug, play and be happy"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
aS-A negro man vn found Ls.d OF

RJ-A negro man Gas found Js.i on
the Lancaster road, about 200 yard, he
you'd the bridge over cOOT.bs Greek, In
Trinity lotion, on rh"fsdsy afternoon
last, having been Killed by = pistol shot in
the head. lie v,s lying immsiia'sly In
the road, and when found could not have
been dead more than an hour, Deceased
name. John Wright, formerly belonged TO
rhoaa. Wright, ESQ, on fivs'Mile Greek
A eOronsrs inquest was held on the body
on Thursday afternoon BY Esq. Mcknight.
and the following verdict rendered.
awe, the Jury, find thar the deceased
came 10 his death by Apistol or eun-sho'
wound received in.ihc left eye, ranging TO
the base OF the brsin, by the baud Of some
unknown person. .aG ~
Nv. W. BARTON, Foreman.
"Dallas, Texas, Oct. IA, 1862" a .HH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

The Advertiser, having besn restored 70 hsaith 10
a 80 weeks ~ very simple remedy, amer having
suseflng s-ysr. year. With s-vsrs lang uDeosisn.
and shss dr-.d si-s.s-. ConsumptioB-i- snxiou. 10
nl.t. kbovr 70 his silov<ussrsrs tss n-sss q
cure.
Teal ~hs a--ir- n. - on s=ns cry q the
pr--sir-5sn - Gre Of eh.rE-ls ~ith he sir-e
fisus ~ rr-psrisE sd s-iar N. s-.. rhi-h fhsy
- Sod sean crnr rsr os--rxrrr1s. AsrEr..
B..scErTls. 90 II. st5-et 81 ~ adrrrri--r n
-srsinr ~ p-..eriplisn - q bspstf ~ r1Ess1.
nd - - issrnafisn shl-t - ssn--ss-s - -
r.iussl.s ssd =. bup~ 10y russrsr 81 ~ HI,
s-nasg. 81 q IN 60 fh~n bsrkinx. I'D nrTprs-s
q hI--.i.r- P.rtf-- viskiar n p-s--rlp.isn. IN
ria.-s safr-- Rrr- EBE1RD A. WILs0E.
WlI.-.ss-s. Ere. c-s-sy. re- Tea
r--.rs f------
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ny Attention h, called to tn. card Of

cyr Attention Is called 10 the card Of
our friend DR.. Albert A. Johnston, In I'd.
days paper. II will ne seen that he has
located In the city aud solieirs a share Of
the public patronage. lie is well known
TO our citizens as q resident OF Dallas in
snie.bcllum lines. lie lisa regular gradu.
ate and an amisble senilemsn, and we
most cordially recommend him 10 the favor
Of our psople.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
TELEGRAPRIC.
rrym tn. r..a. Associated Press Dispatch

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The Gov
ernment hasa advices of IL steamer
with tour hundred men, and much
ammunition, about departing from
New York. Her departure is to b,
prevented ifpossibie.
1t is hintcd that the government,
lacks tugs to control her movements
The fillibustcrs undoubtedly inter.
ruptcd communications with Cuba
Source of money for Cuban cxpedi.
tions must be large and entirely I'M.
known. zg- ~zger rF,g
The Tribune says letters have
been rcceivcdbwe from many Amer
leans in the field, and thus far no
word has been written by them in
dicative of a desire to leave the is.
land until the war shall have result
ed in victory for the Cuban cause.
New YoRK, Oct. G.-The Times
says they have advices that John.
son men have been elected presiding
otiicers Of both Houses f7the Ten-
nesSoe Legislature &Fx
WILMINGTON, Oct. 6.-The enter
tainment on board the Cuban sloop
of war Cuba was attended by a large
number of gentlemen and ladies,
this evening.
No new developments concerning
tho status of Cuba, bat the public
mind here is strong in the opinion
that she will be released az soon as
an investigation can be made. Hcr
release by the U. s. authorities at
Philadelphia and the British author
tiles at Halifax, and the fact that
she is a vessel, of war regularly com
missionedn by the, Cuban Govern
mont, and not fitted out in any. y,
s. ports, seems conclusive that there
is no Justification for her detention.
Hon. George Davis, Elk. Attorney
General of tho Confederate States.
is one of the counsel for the Cuban.
WASHINGTON, Oct, Private dis
patches still indicate Jol,nson's olcc-
ton, though the Stokes party may
hold the balance Of power, and COIN
pei a compromise. q x = al. a
Balloting must commence on or
before the 18th, and continue daily
until u choice is effected. fgY1
New YORK. Oct, Tribune has
q Tennessee special to the effect
that EldrigeAs friends viii favor
delay, as his chances are improving
daily. iif W0E ~
Johnson's, friends are working
hard. and feel contidont. iiitf
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 8.-Ai JefTer.
son specialsays all prisoners recent
~ on trial for the murder of Smith
and two negroes, in October last; but
FIVE were released from the slockade
to day, These retained are Col. l..
Afford Oscar Gray. Matt. Taylor,
G. l.. Pitcher, DR.. j. A. Ricbal dson,
The finding of the military c5m!
mission in regard to them has not
TRANSFERRED. ., - mer "a
J. N. NJ, the New York CORES
pondent Of the Houston Times,
writes the following nnder date of
Sept. 2lst, concerning railroads in
Texas --------- '-------.-----
The Houston & Texas Central r
r. Co.rhas just made two contracts
n u r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

eG We had the pleasure of a call on
Wednesday last from DR.. ]. r. worrall, Of
Austin, who will spend seseral weeks in
this county and the counties Immediately
West Of US. lie is we'll and favorably
known TO the people Of those counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

EGr DR.. j. A. Freemsn has our thanks
for q mess Of the largest sweet potatoes We
have seen this season. They are 30 large
that wv fear to give weights, lest people
would not bslieveus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

FRGiGHTING-psr wagon, on Cotton
to Calvert, per 100 pounds,......i 25@l rs
On merchandise from Calvert. 50(9l rs
NORTHAMPTON, 1873; American Sill
yer, 1872. ExcHASGE-On New York and
81. Lonis, u premimm; on Galveston, New
Orleans, Jefferson and Calvert, premium
REMARKS.
The general trade for the week has been
good Flour has declined . little or ac-
count of late quotations and limited lie
mand. The great staple, Gotten, is coming
in freely, and has fallen bark fraction.
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R,r.r..fS.u,h.

gentleman who suffered for year. from Nervous
Drbdifty. PrssAsture Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful tnsiscr.tion will for the SAKE Of suffering
humshfty. send free al Who need H. thu rs,sipt
and dirsc1ioas for making the simple remedy b.
winch he vas cured. sunsrsrs Wishing 20 prOsf By
the adr.rtissrs experience can DO % BY addressing
10 perfect oonfdsscs, JOHN B. OGDEN
So q Cedar street, Nsr York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

p@ CohO Smith, well known 10 osr eiti-
sens, in former days, is incur city, and will
sketch ,bs Races held yesterday and The
day befors and also the Pair Grounds dur
ing Blooming week. He has made ar
RAM ements with Paul Henry, Of Lancaster,
to lithograph both drawings. We don't
know what be win sen he pictures at, bat
AAhndr nnrht IN hara one. - -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

pEcsn ssy on. beat thi.' Our veper-
able friend Mr.. lSHiisa Irsin showed M,
yssterday, two snail brsncbss Of seotsOn
stalk, nsssuring not ovsrls inches long,
ons Of which had ten l.rgs bolls on IL and
sbs ofher siftt Re ssys be has eight
acres Of ths ssns hind, sns vsufs tstnss
II any ore ear bs.tE. Ills so.i5s is sf
>, .-si--v Lind ri-o S.-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

s@- Joseph c. Mcconnell, one Of the
leading pillow manu- facturers and general
iron workers Of the city, requests us to
state, that he has on the way very large
stock of new material, aud that he will
soon enter upon a more extensive business
in his line than has ever been done in
Dallas faa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

n@- Governor Thrcekmorton reached the
city last night, and will bsprcsent and
speak at tho Railroad Barbecue to-day
Every body should hear him on the all
important subject of Railroads.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
ftIaiiy Cs.fsrssss.

b.tt,s nisTsI,t.-fugss hsyss - se.r't'
AEEEIkss pa tus pAiiAs p's
AeElansy ciTspli-oSssssF ie's 49,
n. NJ, s,.i,ss-Cs,sssT sars.aA saIa-si psii.s,
.-..rs CiUsail- u itsy sod tesesi, os.ses' Haa
go Us Q. Ysvss. Presiding klasF.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

nG- See the advertisement Of e. D. Fri
eho'. He has large let Of frst rate brick
for sale in lots TO suit purchasers, ~ the
lowest price.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

rTWs saw some Of the prsttiest pine
lumber, few days ago, sawed at Stinsons
Mill, near Quilman, that We ever saw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16
ruVLEs FOR SALE.

WYE HAVE Thirty well broke Missouri
w Mules. from 4 to o years old, which
We will sell on reasonable terms; Apply
early 10 HELD DnoS'
Dallas, Sept. l8, 1869. ....g....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

rsE~ Persons Indebted 10 the HERALD
Office can pay the samcto Mr.. W. E. Halsell
at the Fair Grounds, during the Fair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

rzysss ibe adssrtiseseni Of smiib's
, Crescent City Cirens, 20 perIorn in this
city neIt Monday and Tuesday. Look out
Ger sport b .rfr rr4rr.fs..i 9Ez-rE
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nBIInIoUs NOTICE.

rRnrR,FANT hrl- 0fAL cat ~ So
1870 4. s.titp ~ .sssg susA.F ..-fnirf o
n s'rl.sk. a. a. lssff 500 - - 1870. ~
y l.liIias "a hsia sifest. sNs~4l elA.-i
- - rs.l. a. ss'tss A n
= N01DlsI IFi>ssnfst oht
- ~ hslt ssrfF saaasf 81 efs-s
.rss' s.riy "a. ~ iislt tsA,~ti ssAs-as'
.fse'fiaSk AZ .., -.
on soH0OL FkGsbffkhils .ne $3.50 $3.50,
kEiL NeIsakALh, sta sf.s.s ~. ,.f
- ths ihiFa 80 tsHs sass.'. 80
CUMBERLAND rhtAnttthIss ~. ~.
a. a U.nEs FssiaE. sth lit@tt ~ - -
Ilsrl.rs Pie fstsTisn teslsei "a W.
/ E.,,,sb :. Risfas 10 s.se 4s,is ssa ~ " v,
d -. - ~. s1i ssa taA sass.ia'' /" 'As 49,
AZ N u.sEa ufii EFsasl IrEpisIii, At Ne
rt,i.tirr fAaIsh, Dallas. ~ he sIi AL 40 sss
L.ihs u rssh nsalh 49,. =, -
nr ssrs .,,uTs., $50 ~ s'"
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revenue stamps!

A LARGEamount Of assorted REVENUE
N STAMPS just received and for sale
by CLARK & BRYAN.
Dallas. Sept 10. 1s69-lf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

I~sgs o. 80 to- ~ a.
Z - n ! ff'i'f a. ~ i.h
o.. svis a ~ illss 4 isst n .
alss siff oagslfs saesF ths sfs''s
,ass saa iis essi issisni lhs bsasis
wsss spfa Hes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

Dfh Tstss-5ile. Pa, the school
building is too ssnsn 70 nccompo-
date the children in attendance !;
consequently The littie girls have 70
sii upon the little boFs laps. Ifbig
girls attended that school, re
--calfsf -oi-4 yci1e 1urssi-es
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

slH-Clsrk & Bryan's supplies are com.
ing in. Go and see the beautiful goods,
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II is tho essence ofrlches TO col
tupt the heart.
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n,.... o,e..,. van Vi.I,.,i.s..
I.O,O.F.

The onsTatory ~lil 70 Arpllsd TO Diocesan nv
siars, Of which pts'ion, nailcs eli all be SVEN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

hassaLi. WAts1 -suFsFisF 70 ths essi
inrfr'si dsrasu cdissAs, Aai ssii o.
hslf no Prles.
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ftasttF7ss ffsrfss Al $50 re 49, b.
iasi siriurs sift isi,fis sreui, 49, q
fsssF fFsisiai = - pslsis iis FsFf'E
.sFsishis. asi 10 10 ssaFs.i'iss al ilg
r.sai,ii', 81 .siinss isss hfa f'Ffiei
9Th. Il % suiisA's fsF az ,sss ssis-f's
q Il srsiis s,inuis,iut ssi ss''hirF. an
iyspsPiis disrisFs are suFsl ~ =, al ii
TsVsirs sHi restores naiaTss wasisi Rs--
sr. fIAsTAFies hFTTFss ave issFsssinE
daily 10 fassF si'A al slsssss Il F-iis1ss
ssH.Eins, readers ne iaEuFy, lTish'srs
'hs present ard itFsEs hVI FIJI iiEh' "a
lie future,
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~ ~ 80 n see rf~srFFs -
ha's . ivrshi sni a en- tars e
haitsfcr-fIshssaa
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ron REPRESENTATIVE.

We are sa'h.IiFrd anl Ttla-,I'i 10 sHa 'snrs
JAMES X. r. hfunhn, kss,, ssA ualdlasis 10 NJ
- rpt Dallas, Coiih and TaTTsLI caHh,ifs ID tie
state senate.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-05
WITHOUT A GOOD DIGEsTION-Au otb1


temporal blessings are comparatively worthless.
Tho dyspeptic millionaire, who has tried all the
potions of the medical profession in vain, and
believes his complaint to be incurable, would give
half his fortune to be freed from the horrors Of
indigestion, and thus enabled TO enjoy the other
half. Of course he aoo::ld.
Perhaps HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
has been recommended to such sufferer Posi-
bly, he has turned from the friend who made the
suggestion with sneer, intimating that he has
no faih in any "patent medicine" If this has
been the case, much the toorse for him. His
incredulity dooms him to life of misery All the
luxuries which wealth can purchase are at his
command. Not one of them can give him plea
sure. His own irrational obstinacy is his bane
The masses, happily for themselves, aro less
litJ, as well as bigoted cred,tlay, and golden
mean between the two, which men and women
who are gifted with common sense edopt and
profit by. These are the class that patronize and
recommend HosTETTER's BITTERs. Why do they
approve this famous anti-dyspeptc and anti
not been too much the slaves of senseless preju-
dice to give it fair trial, and have found that
when all other tonics. stimulants and stomachics
failed, it produced the desired effect.
Strike, but hear" said the Roman cage, when
his ignorant enemies were assailing him. ''Doubt,
but try" says the man who has been cured of in.
digestion, or biiousness. intermittent fever by
the Bitters, he relates his experience of the
medicine to his invalid friends. Whoever is go
welded to his own foregone theoretical conclu-
slons, as to decline to test the properties of a
medicine endorsed by the testimony of intelligent
men in every walk Of life, and approved by the
people at large, deserves TO suffer,
May Q n
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-05
The Religious Riots in Lonaonderry.

The Orangemen and Roman Catholics of
Londonderry have been quarreling to their
hearts content or, rather, as ferociously as
they could reasonably have expected to be
allowed to do. There is point at which
tho military authorities cannot well avoid
the unpleasant duty Of interfering with the
favorite recreation of the inhabitants of
Ulster, but as we learn that the riot had as
sumed "fearful proportions" before it was
suppressed, we may suppose it may be re-
garded as success from the Irish point of
view. We do not learn what was the origin
OF this fresh outbreak of the long and stand
ing feud between the Protestants and Ro-
man Catholics of the Maiden City, but we
are probably safe III assuming that either
some rabid Orangemen gave utterance to
sinister anticipations as to the prospects of
Plus TX in the next world, or that some fer
vid Roman Catholic expressed himself dis
respectfully with regard to King William
LII, OF glorious, pious, and immortal mem
ory. It tRhes very little time among such
belicose theologians as those of Ulster for O
personal argument" to develop into gen.
eral row, and yesterday it seems that the
contest grew 80 fierce that nothing but q
volley from the military availed to separate
the opposing parties Fighting like devils
for conciliation, snd hating one another for
thelove of God" .
We hear again. with regret, of the renew
al of these wretched broils. which reflect
discredit on all concerned-on whichever
party may happen to be the aggressor, on
their opponents, who are 80 ready to resort
to violence en- nasse, and on the local autho-
rites, who suffer them to proceed to q pitch
at which they cannot be checked without
military force and the loss of life. Of course
there will be accusations and counter-accu-
sations banded about between the two par
ties as to which shall be held responsible for
the outbreak, and mutual evaporation
has been created, which it will take long to
allay. It is to be hoped that under the q new
order OF things in Ireland. the magistrates
and others charged with the preservation of
order will become sufficiently imbued with
the spirit of religious tolerance, whatever
;heir creeds, to be able to tring about more
peaceful relations between the members of
the two churches militant" in Ireland, in
stead OF, as is now too often the case, open
~ encouraging the fighting propensities of
their respective factions.-Ne,o York Times
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-05
Special Notices.
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