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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
-, or,cr Augusta, March I'd, 1870.
q Pardon Of Frank D. Cerdif. convict in the The
s,ate Prison under senteLce for the crime of Rnr.
en-, ana hearing thereon will be granted in the
Chamher at Augusta, on Thursday the nth
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW,
utaW|w Secretary of State
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MJeC5sc Me09eNE x9l5i2'21QO7'N.
I'D THE LADIES.

oh. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser, to call ct his rooms Mo. Il
Preble Street, which they vii find arranged for theil
especial accommodation.
Or. II. 70 Electfc Renoyating Medicines are unriya.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in re suiatins eli
Eemale Irregularities. Their action lie srecifc AM
certain Of producing relief IN short time,
LADIES will End it Invaluable in all cases OF Oh
Sruct0nR after ali other remedies have been tried IN
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious TO the health, and mag be tSkep
with perfect safety ct all times.
Sent to an cart OF the country, With full directions
by addressing DR. HUGHES
jsri .iS6kd6u. No. il Preh,e Street Portiard
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CaEsien SO she enbsHa.
Every intelligent and thinking person must Know
laat remedies handed out general use should have
the hands Of . regularly educated physician. whose
preparatory studies dt him for al the duties be must
frifl; yet the country is flooded with poor ncstruns
and cure-as, purS ig to be the best In the world,
which are not 0laT seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate ssssa lie PARTICULAR in Selecting
bic fact tina, manv syphilric patients are made mis-
cradle with rum d constitutions by maltreatmect
feom inexperenced physicians in general practice; for
dher that the study and management Of these come
dlalnts should engroes the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
nent and cure. Tho inexperienced general practi.
TONER having natther opportunity time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
Ing On ipdscrminate usa OF thst sntiorstsj ard dan
ssfeus weapon, the Mercury.
Ravs CsEaasEcs.
al who have committed an excess 81 sny ind
neither it he the solitary vice of YOUTH or tbs ting.
cg rebcke OF misplaced confidence IN msturer years
SEEK EOR Az AETyDoTH IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Eassitude and Nervoca
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON,
are ths Baroneter to the whole system.
lcw: do not wait for Unslghty Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbo for Loss OF Beauty
and Complexion.
szew & Ssy YkeNsa2ds Can Te,szfy 80 Yht,
~ OzhaRpy HxeericEcs:
Young men troubled with aSnissions In sieep.-s
complaint generally the result Of bad habit In
youth-treated scientifically end perfect cure war.
ranted or no charge made.
8ardiy day passes but we are consulted By osc or
more young men with the above disease, some Of
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
sac consumption, and by their friends are supposed n
nave it. All such caaes yield to the proper and opiy
correct coCrse OF treatment and in abort tim. are
made to rejoice In perfect health.
4S5Sis.AgeA EzeH.
There are many men OF the age Of thirty wne ara
troubled with TOO frequent excavations from the bsc
der, often accompanied BY slight smartng OF burn.
Ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
rer the patient cannot account for. On examirins
me urinary deposits r0py sediment wi, l0fttn be
found and sometimes small particles of semen CT al
humen will appear OF the color will be of thin milk-
ssh hue again changing to dark and turbid appear
snce There are many men wke die Of this diss Guilty
Ignorant OF the cause, which is the
2ECOND STAGE os SEMINAL wBAKnKEa.
san warrant perfect cure 10 such CAGES, ami 4
fun and healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
PsTsOns who caniot personally consult the Dr.
Gan do go ty writing, ia plain manner, o descrip,
ten OF their diseases, and the appropriate
will DO forwarded immeJ steIy.
1An correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL and viii
d returnsl, II des;rsd.
Address: DR.. j. b. HU0HEa,
No. Ii Prebls Street,
AeYt door to the FrsDl7 House, Portland Ne,
~" send Stamp foI Circular.
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In st. Domingo. three months ago. crew sick, bro
ceeded to sea. Fourteen days out, buried the Cap
tain; most ofthe crew unfit Tor duty; succeeded in
getting the vessel into Boston, allthe hands went to
the hospital. eintloyed physician without bene-
ut. came to Portland, and was cured with the
University Medicine IN IS hours. A'
n WA SD, FRS. officer Of Brig Koo-Doo.
Portland, January 90, 1870
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Dissolution ofCoportn ershtn

THE firm Of RAMSAY & WHEELER is this day
j dissolved by mutual consent.
The Hotel Business, known as the "Falmoutb
Hotter will be conducted bv ?. e. Wheeler.
Aug 80, 1869. au3ltf
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For sale =

THE subscr bers offer for sale at Eoothbay Har.
L Dor, their entire fishipp establishment, consist.
ing OF Wharf, buildings, Flakes, Butts. with about
40 ares of land. 1t will make very desi.
rabe place for a summer residence. Boat SAILING
f.hing &c. The steamer calls going 10 ana from
Bath.
MCPHERSON, PERRY g. TEACHER,
mr5ltf Boothbay, Me.
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WANTED.

4 Small Tenement-two reoms--i in the easterly
"A Tart OF tie city. Rent not TO exceed $500 rer
month. Inquire at "a 1-2 Cumberland st. te2ltt
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Plantation Bitters.
s. T.---1S6O--x.

This Wonderful vegetable res.
tOrative is the shcet-ancIlor of the
feeble and debi'itated. AS a tonic
and cordial for the aged and lam
guild, ithas no equal among stOm-
achics. AS II remedy for the ner-
vOus weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is super.
seding every other stimulant, In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, 1t acts rs a specific i'm every
species of disorder which under.
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
For sale by all Druggists.
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TO LET.

Tenement to Let.
THE lower Tenement in house No. IA Carlton st
i Apply TO W. RYAN,
marSdlwf 161 Commercial st,
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

E95ifEEa5y1 On and after Monday, Dec 9th
EHESf9 Trains will run as follows:
Man tiain ior South Paris and intermediate sta.
tons al al A NJ.
Express Train tor Danvile Junction at 1O5PM
NoIE-This Train will not stop at intermediate
stations.
Mail Train fstopping at all staaonsl for Island
Pond, connecting W th night mail train for ouebec
Montreal and the West at / 60 M.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intern edists
stations at 5.45 p. Al.
Passenger trains will arrive az follows:
From South Paris and Lewiston, al s.15AM III.
From Bangor at2 .0oPM.
From Montreal. Quebec and Gorhan at 2.2s NJ
Accommodation from South Paris, at ESQ p. M.
B Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
Che Company ere not responsible for baggaget
any amount exceeding $50 in Yalns land that person
Ill aniess notice Is given, and paid for at the rate
ono passenger for every $500 additional value,
C. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
n. BIILkY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, Dec. 3. 1869 dtf
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FOR SALE

NHEAP for Cash! Lot OF Land Store and House
Othereou, In Csre elizabeth tKnighiville)
Cali at the premises and inquire OF
maI2wd 5. b. CUMMINGS.
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have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rheumati,m. have spent hundreds of dollars for
medic al treatment. without benefit. Ten days ago,
Icommenced taking the University Medicines, and
all other Treatment ever received. My place of bu
siness Is III Pearl street. shall be pleased to an
swer all inquiries JOHN TURNER,
Portland, JAM "a, 1870.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD,

For t,centy-1fve cents yoas
can 0uy of y0xr Druggist or
Grocer o. package of Sea
Moss FdTi2ae, 2eufuctssaed
from pare Irish Moss on.
C07''0gee1a, achicZt aUitL make
SiCteeW quarts of Blame
Mango. and q like qat0ntity
of Pxddi7ags, CustarIs.
creams, Charlotte Russe.
&C., dc. 1t is by far the
cheapest, healt7siest and
most delicious food In 5he
evOrZd.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE 90,
feta6m c3 Park Place, II. Y.
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Medical illumination
The New York University,
Branch ESQ Congress St.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
HENDERSON & STAPLES,

AScnts TOT Inc State Of Mnine,
The euraves are the favorite pres riptions of the
New York University What may seem almost in
cred p is the astonishing ,apoity wnh which they
cure aseases hitferio considered lneurable. val
uaole physiological adviser" Tor men and women
nee to all. Agents wanted in every town in the
state. +. r Henderson. Nj. D ), consulting Physi-
clan. Patients treated by letter. Cancers cured
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free.
Office Hours from to md = to 0 p
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For some fifteen days, my family has been using
the University Medicines with the most gratifying
results; Ny vile is fast recovering from Chronic
was affected with cal arrh that her breath was We
ry offensive. In two days she was entirely released
OF the oalious smell, and have no doubt in short
time will he enterely tree OF the disease
Mr.: D. STILLINGs, No. 6 Alder Street.
Portland. ,Ianualv 2f 1S7n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New ORLEANs, November l4-lhe reve-
nue. cutter W ildei ness artiYed with sixty
Vt the Baton Rouge rioters. They were
seutlo the parish prison.
COMMISSIONER Weller has gone 10 Dom
al lsOnyllle to Issue warrants for he arrest
o., rioGers. They will be brought here for
tiial. .,.....
All rioters win be tried on the charge of
violating the enforcement act which Con-
grrss approved May 3ist
The Republican claims the State by 3d.
900 majority. Sypher, Darnel, McClefg
anu Morry being eIeclc'l, and only ~ DEM
ocrats elected to the next Legislature.
Raiu this morning, heavy northwest
wind prevailing. rg F.lr.r1a
OIhoial returns of The election have
been made. The Republicans made a
clean sweep Of the city by over five thou
sand majority. The Republican claims
four members of Congress, and says the
9th disIr ct is doubi iul. bass I'D ss. Der
WASHINGTON, November 1I--The most
reliable advices defeat Dir. Norton, negro,
Tor Congress, in Virginia. The delegation
will consist of i've Conservatives and
three Republicans, all white, Democratic
gain Of one. -st-.s
ST. Lotus, November l4-Eight coun,
ties unheard fiom in Missouri. Tie Lower
House will stand IS Democrats, II Fusion,
u Liberal. aud I regular Republicans
In the Senate neither party have o major
iiy, bat the Democrats will have control.
SAN FRANctsco, Nov, mb rlI-The Diff
Gully between the owners of Creole and
Bnmier mines in Picche City Neva la. re-
suited in a battle. U. J. Smell was killed
and ten wounded. Several iaen were
thrown down q seventy fcCt shaft.
NEW ORLEAxs, November lj.-The trial
Of The Baton Rouge prisoners commenced
this morning. The Picayune says il is as
serted that the prisoners are well knONn
as quiet, respectable citizens, who we're
in no way connected with the riot. David
Fisher, OF -DonAljsor vile, vas arrested
charged with killing Mayor Sehonberg and
Judge Laws, and in default Of bail SEMI 70
the parish prison.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

SUBJCGATIoE.-Thnrsday last we
were again arrested by the Shoritf
and required TO giro bonl lor our
appearance before the Don. Dis
;rcs Court now in session, ppoh !,
charge fjr which we haec Been onca
tried, convicted and punished, VIZ;
namely, to wit: that is 10 say ria
indictment, for assaulting, charg-
ing, bosciging, caho1adius, b5m-
harding, With dru ns, lles, hayoncts,
gonga, tin-pans, oyster Gang, sardinc
boxes, blundorbnssos, fascos. GUAR
tcrmastors' mules, pistols, Ilnivoa,
sausage grinders, blgctsrni,h's 4
hammer, ctr. ctc. etc, the prst-nas.
ter. Justice Of the Peace, dcleeatetD
the Unconstitutional Convention,
Supervisor Of Reg -tra,ion. editd,
Of tho NcKinrty Nigecls-st irtta.i,
aid pdslllaninons rous; about mis-
ccllaneousiy; who applied in vai1
for protection to Gen. Grant, T'res-
ident Of the Uuited Sia;cs, to Con.
grcss, TO Gcn. sheridan. SaeTm1H,
Batter, GOV. Davis, or 'any othef
man" Now. IL FIR this on5 oiitue)
sc arc TO be iried before evsry rai-
teal iaekass Justice eftte Peace IL
the District who has pi-rssins need
for The o fees Of bic corrt eg1
every District Attorney in tbs
State IS 70 have halfdozen pulls rs
us, WHY ,7o fear that before thu
chose Of BGmand's administration
We wiA be very much fati-gued, i
not very neariy subjigated-
lN -MsEa--s rn-si-sr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26
vol. EVu. NO, ll..-WHOLR NUMBER, see.
oil t'ai ..l.i,s 81 s.es. SEQ g. sL !
EoS, ron TaR GEsEs sTA.E carl

80 - sHHH"fH - - H"Hs - III Z"
Eos, ron TaR TEE's sys.E carl
sol,
la company with our Oh reva.
irisud, Major A. FArIsErr, wil i
now on yis'tt4tl.''r'ly, lflm 4 "A
ip, ToSas, wo reernliy psd q va
90 tao beautiful photograph w,lior,1
0f Ao-,rs, CHRRLFs b FaLnmCys IA
%, 81, bpaiway, Tor he pUsposI
~ seeing magn acoIt Oh plinlinl
ot General Sam Houston, tho Faith I
GO of loyAs.
This painting has been purchssO,,
by ,iWnr FAULENgR, who Is Sor,
gcnnt-at irms ortLo State Senate
npder the distractions embraced I'D
tho following rcsoiu,i"a:
"RssJirsi, ihat the Sorycant-n,
Army 7, hereby authorized ani a..
reclcl 10 paa'la',, Tor the use "A
,hc Senate Chamber u pOy,rai, OF,
tivn0rni San HnUsfos, /" -
introduced by tho Hon, Wen,
FLASA0AY, and unanimously adopt
.l. August l5,h, 1870,
On this authority Major FAuLE-I
SER has purchased this portrait OF
The great Texan patriot aai states
man.
II cost ono thousand io!'lrs, and
is certainly n trulliul and mugnii.
cent painting. Tho sisc uf tbs
painting, in frame is seven feel hi,h
10y five md halfwidc--thus show.
ing the Father OF Texas in full lie
size.
Tho position is sitting ono, and
gust ~, in years gone br; tens of
thousands Of tho citizens OF Texas
have seen and converscd with "Old
sam" as ho was Familiarity called
By his constituents, aud whom no
in return delighted 10 call my chill.
ircn."
Tho Tictnre WAS originally photo.
graphed by CHARLES d. FGG1RicKa,
certainly one Of tho best, Il not tho
best artist of this kind in America.
IL WAS made as long ago rs 1868.
Mr., FeEnRicTs himself going over
TO the Metropolitan Hotel after Gcn.
uousFoH, and escorting him in per.
son up to his studio.
40 be voluntarily photographed
by fREDrIcRs was no small compli.
ncnt then or now--and 10 sit for
his picture on the part Of General
lloysroN was equally rs great II
compliment; paid to u distinguished
artist.
Tho painting of the picture III
oil, and Tho shctching into the buck
groand Of The National Capitol g
Washington, was executed By l..
jon, u French artis Of flrst'cIass
reputation.
The whUlo picture is one ofstrii;-
irg truth and morit. Erverythiu,
about it is as Iiio-lil>e ~ if the vor.
orabIc statesman where sitting ia
front OF tho bch0licr. The body is
easy and natural III position. The
face Inns tho cyuci,. or rnr..sinn nc.p
liar 10 Gen saw Uo,:.roy ;,,t =,
Lo wos in thn ne. nr snonr,' ~, ~ ~ ~
bcr5rc commcnnin,, hia snn,nrc,
It;s hands orc ;5 o,ev rr,oso ~,
left hand boldi., hia n,rori,, G,l
stvIc voIkinr stirI,. wb;,c IN, ri,,,,t
h.nd contains an ., -. ~ ~ . - -
his fiynrit, brnoJ XXX, r,,t n,,
Tho drannrv Is, cvooilom+ a,,d ~
III, ..no - ne. :'..,' 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

Coz. Throckmorton would be Il
member of Congress of whom the
District could justly feel proud,
and in his hands its interests would
be well sustained --Galveston News,
In making this statement the
News unqnestionably expresses tho
opinion of all whoknow Coy. Thr' Ok
morton. Not only would the inter
ests Of the District be well sustained
in his hands, but every interest OF
the State would bc carefully looked
to. s. rirlHs
But it seems that abroad moro is
known ottho alta rs Of our District
than we at homo arc advised Of.
The Governor has but very recently
returned home from All extended
absence. His friends hero know
that he has no aspirations for con
gress-that his disabilities are not
removed. and that he has constant
ly adcised that no one should be a
candidate for Office, State or FEEDER
al. who can not qnalify undor the
laws.-T Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

Iiir charged that Gen bonCstreet
nos United States SHryeyor o. Gus
tooIs a: New Orleans, refined to per-
mia the Gags Of the Custom Iiosss
to Be lo~srel at halfms-t shsn the
DoRs Of Gen. Lees death wa reooit-
eI-. - -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26
lrne outnIited ralher.
PARFI.
"And SO, sir, this Ia your deeis'

~ al gO sir this Ia YOUR uEtias
i.,.s',
..IIo,or father 6,rbiBs any 9th.
a,.9"
81. IN, ,.o, w.,n to saw. sir. that
,.,,,, ,,,.,, ,,'',,a,.sd IN the ,,irlg''
~ ~, eS's'',ly ! avail her deois,
ion"
'', mi, ,,o,L.r. nror,sedg"
- n Iv" """S'NF
.t 49, ~, 10 ..soIvol IN marry
,i.. -" @,',!.',,',,,, aa ~ All not Miss Dash.
~ .n''N S"'''''" ~ "
~" 49,. A.. c.mo.o, will accent
- ''
", ,,.iI al, vary w,lll This
NV'J WI, ~ aL IL yonr dlh,l
- y"I' 80 "oIrwil,cJ unrra,einl
J"N I s," ,',.n t,r IN, troulle Two
Wy w ~ y" .',"'" ., ~ ,".. ',,go,,s I've mude
'.' "''" WV" ,'' "" ~. hs", match in the
I" secure you 'he u'St "'%'." I,,,, /" nv,
g'u"sry' hv'e - ,'i =" ~ and bolony,
d"'h'hs woman ''S"' S,, 80" s,m' Iics IF
ing 10 one Ut INV ' "''' ,'"n throw
1. NaHa
'ns V"u".,.' "" az. p,lc. faced
"s'"o W.. w. ,"' '''',,.r,"o,s wv " dnuIh,er"
ohit "i u clergy "'"" . "'"p
"I"'n'r H., i,,or
D"h 's''.' ."o' .I ' r,a o,,nin I,
rnpt mo- d"h tsp'"s ~ p.', NV ,."',,",n "a
Get ont 3' ny S'gn' p"" '', 'r,r ,,,arry
Der inc d'y "n Wu'." M ~" ~" ~ T.,
LENA o""ero"l 80,
II son OF niue u 49, ,ho ,.y y
SIR, ana leave ~ l n"'0 " Wv
orphan "N) nun ,,oJ In
"u'" w WV "a.Iora sccnc
squire N"eH'e' 20, ,Lo.
frequently presented "p"" t"e
stage 'osymp",h'n'" ,. u"u iii Ill.
eo crow1'"" yI , '";o I'D win hands
.rcu-'hVsu, .o"u', '' l., p;ck-
beneath MS con, ,''a''', ",hc,Iir
wlcN' anu EYES s.",'"S | sn",.,n,l,.s
through gov. a.r''''"Iu H., nnJn,;fJ
upon na''ueov ,,.'ja;n,r tho ohi,ct
son oen' uroI ;a',a,rv ,gninst his
OF his soul . ido,n'ry, aEa' ,E; :, ,,nS @
fathers wishes To- :" ,no I"' mr., ~ of
no mere acting but, on the par. vi
each bnU, serious and reso'ute 'de'
termination.
70 add to tho dramatic erect AT
the raomcnt in which the squire
last words were spoken, fa'r, dell
cate looking young girl, WHO was
about entering tho room, catching
the sound of the angry voice paus-
cd an instant with her hand on ,he
door knob, as il hcsitatlnE Whcther
to enter. And thus it happened
that she heard her own name coup
led with tho threat already mon-
toned. ="
She turned then and giiqed s"iI'
" up the stairs to her own room
Locking the door, she threw her
solf on a couch, and burylng her
iilcc in the piilows, remained a long
time quite motioniess. she ana not
weep, but when she at length arose
her face was very pale, and nor
sweet, blue eyes, had hagSaru
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

FRoM MEXICO CRY OF MEXICO,
November 2. via Havana. Nov. 10
The cholera is raging at Port Nina
titlan, brought thereby a vessel in
July. The Government closes Port
Merida and opens Port Progrcsso
instead. The health of Juarez and
wife is improving. Bandits are
plandcring the towhs and settlq,
ments in Sinaloa. The trialof Can
to, for assassination, is again defer
rcd. Gen. Negrete was received at
Puebla Enthusiastically. The Jour-
mails pnblish furious articles against
Americans having claims against
Mexico. The candidaturc Of PORT
rio Dias, for Presidlnt, gains ground.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

The Northern papers are publish
ing the fcatof yonng Coker, Of San
hntonia.-tbe ridiae ofsixty mics
inside Of three hogrs-pnder The
head of Texas in the Saddle" lie
rode IL in tso hours and fily-three
minutes andcan do il again. Tex
o. IS hard 10 best in the saddle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

DALLAS, Saysmlrr lGlh, 1870
n III. ~. L.

DALLAS, N1ysmlrr 10th, 1870
J0ns II. BiSGHAA-Ehior Ra,
| og Tsr 8 Having learned that SONS
III the sports 0f your county, think
a. somewhat sollsh, Ia offering u
| lursc lu ba run fir over tho d.
las COURSE on December y3d, dy all
ases, iutimaiing ,horoby that Il
was gnitou up Or certain horse
''eallel Reuben We nSe this
method OF infnrmsig our ncighbors
that wo dli not iutsni cxoini ling
Cu.iln onunly years old, hut eS
peeled them 10 come down, and run
ior the purse. Knowing that the
said ''heuhen" was n better race
horse than Collin county could pru'
duce, and wishing TO give her q
giir chance, We IN tao last issue ~
tho Herald, excluded Reubcn, aud
also Jordan, "odr u.yt bust' from
ruunin. L. lL,rs Wcnow pr''
pose Il shalt 30 ran for, exclusively,
hy 3 years old, and invite Collin,
and the adjoining counties % the
contest. Ii they wish any other
age, to inclidc. or exclude, Reuben,
irlhry will give u'a inumanon
through your columns, We viii try
aud accommodate them, We are
satisfied dm6ay ourSsiceS that We
have superior stock TO any of our
sister counties. aud nothing less
than trial will convince Us to the
contrary,
We also propose raco "as you
will sec Ia the next issue df the Her
aid" for milo heats, best ? in 3, for
untricd horsca of all ages. Have
you any untricd ones that you are
willing to risk2
JAS. Z. BARKLEY.
We would like to know by what
authority the Major announces that
Collin county has no horses that
can compete with those of the
Three Forks" Had he and his
friends who admire fine stock Wis
tied our Fair they would not have
talked 40 flippantIy about "ru!ing
out" We regretted their non.ai-
tendance at the time, tia theirs to
regret now. 1.-Two are not m Much
mistaken, Collin county will DO rep.
resented in tho 3 year old purse,
and shall not he surprised to hear
of dust being thrown in the eyes Of
our Dallas friends from the tap o.
the drum. We think we saw hor-
ses on our Fair Grounds, and be-
longing to Collin county too, that
would do her no discrcdit on any
course, and rather incline to the
opinion that oar Dallas friends will
have fair view Of their huols next
December.
mckinney Enquirer
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Private Krause. The Prussian sol
dier who killed The first French spl-
der in the war. was himself killed
at the battle Of S4arbrnek- srt.s 20
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A uretched horrsr ani a horrid
vreicU-Attic rooms aa1 man
wiihtb rhenmatics- s.t =
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VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

VNlIE countcnancc is pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional fushcs, or cir
cumscribed spot on one or both checks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
id; the nose is irritatcd, swcll,, and some
times blecds; swelling u the upper lip;
occasional headache, with hunir,ing or
ihrobbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
If saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
-ery foul, particularly in the mornings; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with 4
inawing sensation Of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; fecting pains in the stomaohi
occasional nausea and vomiting; riolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costve; stools sliniy; not
unfrequently tinged with blood !; belly swol'
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of. the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, SC rros u
Whenever the above symptoms are
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To spoil old rinids-Asrry them.
A stAvs alair-Ihs last itch.
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There are said to be e,oOO, 600
dogs in the United States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-26

short method Of keeping books
Dent lend them
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Hard % bsas-A hs,li..s drEa.