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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
70 the Weak and Debilitated.

The first effect of the PIlls Is TO remove the
cause Of your prostrailon. They carry Of from
the stomach and bowels whatever ir scr;d, irri-
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tioI reg ulsted, Per-piraiion promoted, and M
ture enabled TO struggle successfu ly til disease
Hal monious and beautiful organic action being
restored every vestige of weakness soon disap-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
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This splendid Hair Dye is tho best In the
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
RRIDE AID BRIDEGROOM.

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thirty hfs troubled Eaous.Ons
h
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is
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Ia. ERASMUS RiSSLGW's
Liver and StGmaehE0ZeEge

l., the raest ~ pcrtsnt nedisital novelty that
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the uaussovs Vt:1s snd FotiCEs Of which that
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
70 the Bilious.

Among The ambitious medicines the Pills
stand alone They contain & vegetable equiya-
lent Of mercury, vita ali the medicinal virtues
of thst dangerous mineral, and without any of
it's deletsrioHs properties. In all di orders Of
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collie, silious remitts mt fever, congestion of
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
REGULATED THE SYSTEM

1t is Of immense Importance that the stomach
the gan which elm mates from the sustenance
taken into il the stream OF life, should do its
duty thoroughly and regularly; that the bowels
which carry of the refuse matter should be kept
free from obsuaeti-ns; and that the liver which
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To produce this desirable condi zion of the great
sss;nilatiDg, secreiive and dischxrging org.Ls,
10 the graod object of Holloway's Pill, and they
accomplish it uniformly, rapidly and without
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
70 Dyspeptics

The Pills are = genial tonic and corrective sc
well as q cathartic. They quicken the fo~ of the
gastric juice and increase its solvent 10 er ID Us
assisting the function of digestion, while their
speriept action secures a free passage for the
waste matter of the ~ item through thsaiiment-
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TEE LATEST DISCOVERY


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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06

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TO Pers ons of Full Habit.

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snd Alternative
CATION The words Holloway, New
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TO Female InvaEdy.

From the peculiar mildness Of their operation,
the Pills admirable Alternative for females
IN 0 delicate state of health Acting q tonic
and nervine a we'll a purifying and regulst
ing med icine they work wonders in he various
functio usI irregularities % which the sex-ss .
ssx-sre subject.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-06
70 Sufferers from Coughs, Colds, 4 c

While the ointment il applied externally over
the wipdpipe and lungs to Q unteract internal
Inflammation, the cure of cough, cold, re
throa, or any other Affection Of the organs of
respiration may be materially assisted by occa-
sior al doses of the Pills to ssy the hes. Of the
hload and prevent con gestion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

o. fsffsatsintt i.fsstt sstfslEt
aftf nssisit o. nsy tssisiss ils o.
i.sisf ffiIfifs. ustY n siift 80 l.us.
uailf zee staasl Merrill 0sftfnsf =
igsa siit Isiifs.i sti stsfaf'sF Ness
10 ~ nss Be- a. Nsril iis Ma be- ne
Nrfs. ssfsitiiiisns q tlsusni ffitss
al ssiiaas. stfishts hsn Chias Tie
CAS- 4 bic Tys Marx y, fsusF,y
P,iFF rIisp sTfsiaslss. thaTlst y gkss
EuisfHi kaslaFsIs isls stsirsts GFss-
iEs ia 1Tass lisnssiy A AssAssir, aHi
his Nis,ia--Fiinss risHs n1usFaiis ani
N,risF Mir, 4 C.a't fsF ils h,gs Z
H.aHs HsmaEhesa in AusFital flsaHsF
Knk a. ihs Use Psihis Il bshsusy aHd
Back ssrnants and ihsir DsiiEalioHs,
tis. Pits 80 ssnis, Or - !tar Al
iHss. :, u. NHIs, Ne, SO broadway,
Nsw fsTk, The ChTisiisn uui0a says
aAHy bsiy vls refuses 10 ssauins the
FhEENOIOhItAL JbVESAL fTora nsiien q
il, bsiHg scientifically hereto, Is ihnisilng
% snail PgissiiUn % himssif The PhTe-
hslss irsl slsnsnl ssiie, ihsTs is no AMER
issA Publisaiion acre s'Fshgly character
iced by sLrsvd, iheisiVs, VsFAAda! com
men-ssRss, lie hinis for liIlng sloHe,
ara The rare Of hsslIh, could net ssll fail
ia The asi inslanss 10 Abs,s the pOeiOT's
uill ~ iis mihimnm, aud ultimately 10 pro-
mote the longevity " tie ol.seTVAni reader
and this al the Cos! Of sAall outlay which
lhs present pleasure Of psrusal more than
UEa!s,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
DECATUR, WISE COUNTY, TEXAS,
Nfry N. 1870,

DECATUR, WISE COUNTY, TEXAS,
MHy n, 1870. !
TO the Editors of the Dallas Herald;
| had hoped that at this timo |
would bc able to furnish you with
something of more general interest
but truth and the defense of myself
and our county compels mo TO notice
the Monitor once moro.
In his issue of the 7th TO SAYS "T.
Il. Stantield writes that all is quiet
at Decatur" which is true, but he
finishes the sentence with this "and
that he did not aim to convey the
idea, in his letter to the HERALD,
that citizens of Denton county were
omigratihg to Wise for safety" The
Monitor can't show any such thing
that eminated from Under my hand.
| never wrote it. / never said it,
and the Monitor knew IL well.
Again, in the same issue lie says
"thc attempt of certain gentlemen
in Wise to cngendcr strife between
that county and Denton has resulted
in their confusion and shame. -
Those "certain gentlemen" who
are they? I know not whether he
has reference to tire writer of this.
This deponeut never has in any of
his letters made any reference to
Denton or the people of Denton, ex-
ccpt that in his letter dated April
6th, to the HERALD he said "tho last
Indian raid of any note that was
mado into Wise extended to within
n few miles of the town of Denton, !"
which no one can say casts any re-
Fiction on the people Of Denton
We never have "tried to eHgchdcr
strife" between the two counties,
neither do we wish it.
/ believe that l only reflect the
sentiment OF at least ninc-tenths Of
the citizens of Wise county when j
say tlIat our people entertain the
highest regard for Denton and her
people. II is TO the misrcprcscnta-
tions of the Monitor to which | have
referred and not the people Of Den
ton.
lie further says that Tire attempt
certain gentlemen" (referr-
ing l suppose to my letters among
ot6ers) "has resulted in their con-
fusion and shame" We are not
much confused, and ashamed of only
one thing, and that is that the Mon
itor which we have claimed as our
home paper, an able Journal, is so
prone as 70 misrepresent facts and
on rather say that things
were written by others that were
not as much as thought Of.
Tommie has written several
letters TO the Monitor, this is true,
and "Tommie" told the truth IN
them and is not afraid for The Mon
itor 10 refer 10 tbcra IL he wishes,
provided he quotes them as thcy
ARR. There i HstLirg u fjnEs 70
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

s1r 4 hsil suFFly VI hshia. materials
Tor sale by ", u, Watkins, Mace,


PEARLs-irLT0 "a tAIIFaRNlA--ths Rev
enue returns for is6s received hy last ina'l
from city % MsAiro .heW ihs' lie catch Of
Pearls ahi shs,l fof the past ,sar on tie
Half ssAsi ul tie iFI'iibty frsu'Sd IA she
LASER CalifurHia rehhshy amounted 10
the large sum o. S7s,Uo0,
This, ~ eOurse, il tie valuation ~ the
rrarls given by the divers std spectators,
aud Is consequently very much below tie
actual value Of the each,
4 reaii is sold iTequshi'y for SEA, which
reso,d At ransma At s;,ao, brings 81 ,0'r 10
Paris sud in mahy esses much gTeaisr
PrH h-'s lvsn made m very fine gems,
Not over one hall tie saIth Is ever re-
ported to The Government, snd the yield Of
the Gulf for 1863 may be safely estimated
At $500, nOa In gold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

e3ynA the municipal election in Quincy,
ILL.,, on the 18th ult, the Democracy gained
signal victory over the mongrels, not
wi,l,standing ''Ihc 18th amendments voted
in the~election for the first time in Illinois,
and isahc number Of $50. The Herald, Of
that city has the following jolliicatior ar
ticlo, o~efthe result:
cater the most exciting, and the
most holly contested struggle lorpo
htical supremacy that we ever had
ii,> Quincy, the Democracy send
greeting to thcirwllite friends every
where tire glorious intelligence that
they have met the enemy and con
quered him. 1t was 81 struggle for
life or death, For more than thirty
vears; we have becn' citizen Of
Quincy, have mingled and Partici-
patcd more or less in all her election
contests, but we never before knew
contest equal to this one. Tho NO.
grocs had recently been made voters
and they voted yesterday. three
hundred and fifty strong. We refer
to the black negroes, Of course. The
white negroes voted with them
And we regret to say that 4 few dem
ocrats who sold their votes for mon
cy, and few other democrats who
arc sorry they were born white
and we are Just "a sorry about it as
they arc--rotcd the Niger ticket.
But it wouldn't all do. There were
enough white men TO overcome this
motley combination. For this most
glorious result, We are indebted TO
Germans, Irislmen, Americans-to
white men ofalmost every national
ity, who do not admit that they are
sorry they were born white. In the
result of this election, the future pc
liticalcharacter ofthis city and coun-
ty-is settled and established. With
the isclp of the votes of the negroes,
the radical leaders expected 10 be
able 20 triumph over all opposition.
They have been ehcck-mated and
defeated. They poured out their
money lavishingly. They expend-
cd NJ, less than ten thousand dol
lars for the purpose Of influencing
and buying votes 10 carry the cleo
ton. We do not believe that any
democratic candidate or any demo-
cr-at in the city expended twenty
five dollars during the contest. The
democracy depended solely uPon the
merits of their cause and their can
didaies. They depended upon that
respect which they felt that white
men owed to themselves and to their
race. The result proves that white
men are determined to govern this
eountry-or, at all events, if they
can't govern all Of it, to govern this
part oft"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
Letters from the Frontier.

DECATUR, WISE Co, TEXAS,
April 2S, 1870. !
~ the Editors Of the Dalfss Herald:
On my arrival home yesterday from the
interior, observe that the "MoniIor' says
AT. l.. Slaniicld writes to tLc editors Of the
Herald (Snd tie Herald, we observe pub
fishes TOMS lener| that our people are
cmigrating to Wise to avoid the Indians. y
The writer of this would like to know
how the "Alonitor" came in possession Of
his in formation. atom" never wrote such
letter-nei,hcr has the HERALD published
any such thing, UP to this date-or ! am SO
much rhstakcn that will give the "Moni-
tor man the huest pair Of boots that
can find in the town Of Denton if he will
show such language iii one Of my letters
or in the HERALD.
We have no local news. All things
move along pcncablc and quietly.
More anon,
~ I, STANFIEID
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21

THE EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE for April
comes TO our table laden with an unusual
ly rich store of good things for yong and
old. The articles are sensible, high-toned,
full Of life and rest, and teach noble les
sons, such as persons Of all classes will be
likely 10 learn, remember, and profit by.
We thinh every school-boy should read
the story ''The Real Tell-Tale," which ap-
pears in this number Of the GAZETTE. We
cannot too highly commend this publica-
ton TO our readers. II is truly GOOD pa
per, cheap, valuable and instrueiive-a
fitting companion for every teacher, parent.
and child. II should be read at every Ere
side in the land.
Messrs. c. u. Turner Co. COZ Chest
nut Street. Philadelphia, are The publishers
Send for specimen eopy-not forgetting
- .neloss One Dollar, = years subserir-
ifoz-
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eay~The card of Mcssrs. Tarlrew s Co.

aGAThc card Of Messrs. Tarlrew & Co,
Advertising Agents, Al Park Row, New
York, will be found in to-day's paper
They arc duly aathorized agents for the
DALLAS HERALD, and any contract entered
into with them for advertising in this pa
per will be strictly complied with. With
the senior member of the 6rm We have
been long acquainted, and Know him TO be
strictly reliable in every particular, having
always found him prompt, energetic and
satisfactory in all his business relations
II gives us much pleasure 10 copy the fol-
lowing resolution, embodying high but
veil merited tribute TO the business talent
ana energy of Mr.. Tardrew, passed ut
meeting Of the Press Association Of Mis-
sissippi, assembled ut Canton on the 9th of
September, 1862. We very cordially en-
dsrse the resolution of the Association as
to the efficiency, energy and reliability OF
Mr.. Tarlrew, and trust that he may do
prosperous business in bis new losRtioH
HwHEEEAs, Mr.. Thomas Tardres has
recently established, in the city Fl New
York, an Advertising Agency for the Press
in the States Of Louisiana, Alabama, Texas
and Mississippi, and with the purpose of
deroting his time exclusively 10 the inter
est Of journals in said States; and where
as, Mr.. Tardrew is personally known 70
the members Of this Association as an EN-
cieBt, energetic and reliable Advertising
Agent, we take pleasure in commencing
h;,, ~ lie hu,iness men Of New York and
ssher Eastern cities as a gentleman IN
whom re have confidence, and one who
will deal Justly b. advertiser and publish
er; therefore.
s.Resolprd, Tbsi his Press Association
hereby recognize Mr.. Tardrev ne its fully
accredited Agent in the CITY Of New York;
and that in 90 endorsing bfn, the members
Of this association pledge themselves 70
cSide By she rites Of Advertising which
each Journal may have fled With Mr. Tar
arss: provided, that in any errrrtsonni
csc phi-h rDnr arise. Mr.. Tardrss bs frsi
advised 80 10 the wishes Of ths publisher
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
es-Duy your Clothing nom Haynes.
We take from lie New orlenn. Tim,

We take from the New Orleans Times,
SUNDAY, April 81. as follows:-
LOUISIANA STATE FMR.-Among
the many beautiful displays made
at the Fair Yesterday. note attract
ed more attention than those Of
Capt. Il. 4. Walshc. His case Of
mems furnishing goods and shirts
in department e, and of boys and
clildren's clothing in department j,
were much ADMIRED, us were also
the medals exhibited rs evidences
offormcrtriumphs. Wcundcrstand
that Capt. Walshc, with his usual
energy, is again competitor for all
premiums offered in his line, For
the benefit of our country readers
and strangers visiting the city, we
will state That Capt. Washes store
is nj No. 10 Canal Street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-21
Fly. The scnnie Committee on Inliu

bay- The Senate Committee on Indian
niairs mud frontier protection, ias issued
a circular, requesting information relative
TO Indian dcprcdations committed within
this State since 1861, and asking all per-
sons having any knowledge Of such out
RACES or deprcdations to communicate such
knowledge to the Chairman OF the Com
mii,ce, Hon. A. J. Fountain, at Austin, CIV
ing name., dates and value of property
stolen or destroyed, together with n chort
statement of attending circumstances.