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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
STEAMBOATS, unS 8ailruaSs.

EOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching A,
PokT sS . % '%ea ...s.
s s. s,sd''' ''''D' "'P s% Pr D sslI
siaoss n,s.sia, Director JAMES fiSA'"' rf''9''s
H. ~ AAsGUA. PrsishI Agent
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
PRoyIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
ho p n; from Per a. NJ r., foot q Reeu.saa
p.ss i.I: . s sosros To Ps9yDsse
Freight coansc at Po,idsne. -S Bos,e, a. p
and Prov Worcester kR sor 81 important Fog ,1 ,.s,,
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Per s:s ESs' :::s I:.;
di dat. PsS S ao The 70" ard H.neh steamer.
''r' W ''C CRY oS LAWRENCE
vii ,.' S.-r.s t ss4.y .rsp..a aso:s.s %.
Yor SsrJeSioo and Sorsi:h tS.r, sssn.c,u. Nth Er, ~
Tor 'ss ,So,: poS. q. New eseos northern ser-sA Ws
ror aroosh neist ,Sd es for freight 'pPI =, %. oss r-s
NORTH kr.h - .. ,.so X. shOkT, j., Asess
EOR BRIDGEPORT and ali points on Hous,-
tonic add sAuEsasi Railroad Pare o. sssi1sf save c.n.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
l. PBLD And TBg NORTH Pare. slS. s.,n.r cav. Pen,
,hD for Ne. Haven At 1913 ssd connecting The Rsox
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Coz
sd Esrss
wAsHiSGTos CRY TREIoHr By c. adj & ton Per <. !
r., d,iy kATks Low ,i.s qssl s.g.sS P...tsr.r. .i
wssT q. Trip W,sSissoo c. .1,, 80.
The ONLY LINE sa'rdOg this ezra lCkkIs Soob
UNTIL USED . = '" PBksEit Gen ST,
No. 2sa Brosdway, cor Bneiayst, Es~Yst
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JRRSEY.
" Passenger and Freight Depot New lOrk foo. Of Liberty s
Railroad iid Eason With the Lehgh VALLEY Raoss
n.eoss ang direct Inc 10 Pittsburgh and West rAsui mage
sfsaB -.,,,,., 5000. - - -
s.y mile. and tire. hours saved b. s Hs TO Chicago oaas
st. Loss. hs with bat one change Of ears
SILVER Palace sssG,ES g." s., TsIs Chicago
erti Do a. New Yorka .
$50 n'Efsreh.tos B,,sl.sen Mach ceaSs wAis''sa
j;l5A m.-For Fem ngto1 and Phil ipsburI =.
barre Reading Coanb, Lancaster Bphr4A Li PSss"hs ssr
ten Hsrrisbgrg. Ike
2p m.-F0P Bsston, Aientows, he a,..
t:3o ,. m.-For Sonervile and Flemngtou
Sis .. n.-for soasryile
sp n.-Por B.stoa and intsrusdss Stations
fp m.-For SomertiHe
f:l5 D.. n---For Baston
Ii.aSn m-Por Pl.ias.ld. on Saturdays osiy
lsas ii:so III ~ 1900 400 2;Is ss $50 800 an 80
Sis s.t5 600 nc zoe 7;ls 1:+ $3.50 1920. Hep
' 49, - FOR The WEST. -,
AentOwn Barborg the wss without change Of ears TO Gss
Chicago aud bat change 20 st. LoaL Sonss ds
burg Oil Regous Connects at Some's Tor fsa
junction for Sir9gisbGs NAter Gap seraa Ia
BxPREss daily, for kassea Bshsaem 81
Reading Harrisburg Ptsbuga Chicago and Ciheehh e
raogb from J,r,., City Psborgh even .rsaaL
TeEets for the West be obtained we once o.
road Of SewJer,ey foot Of LbetTs n IL NO A''.' n'
Nos 2s4 2 sac Broad-sya! No 10 e,snTa~s 80.
4 sipal hotea X T. hiShsh ouSehS's'sN
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

altsiVss ft.....RDls Lobster. ........-0l 10
God, dry........ SOLO PickIed...... IS o.
Pioklej ....... 9Ole fTongues6S0ludsl5d-
Sells. SEoked....--U25. Oysters Common
Hsddock. smkd. 10 stew. = 100 55Gl 90
asBhut. Smokd. l60i8I Frying. ; jOc2 %
aseterel Smkd 22G25' Saddle X. 2 5O0z On
SahnoD, smoked. as Picked. ZVaI 80
Pickled .......22Gl5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

Flour. bbl. 6 5n6 9 90
Pr Bsg..750 ] ~
Prepared, 6ib .29 D3t
BuckNheat pTp1..- ass
ludiRu, do.....-..-GL 9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
poULTRY AND CAM
d 70 prins..25G2oI Canvas. prs 3)GS O'
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. y 4pk. 2Od2s Ssuerkraut.."..-e


Zeal tan GOA . Housy Shin n05' MIX. qt..lO 700 "
teyossus FaI g6Gs4 )oO Beags -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

MORRIS X. JESUP, Trustee, vs. THE
WI WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD CON.
PAEY 1T AL-EOTICB To CREDITOKS-AN ptrsols having
against TIE WILMINGTON AND MhSCHBSTbR RAILROAD
COMPANY entitled Of the funds the hands Of
MICHAEL CROkLY CoWmsoBe arising from the sale Of that por
road JiDg uu the Of North Csrr and ordered for
dbutoB Ms made by the
peJVr Court d Eonk CsraR hsbI Boksd and
their fore the oaet Of cKONLY M0RRls In Whining
eob Csoss before sIth day Of NAJ be
eussd ali The benefits Of the s.d d.re..
NJ CROSLY.
W. ASTON PRIs6LR.
Referees Appointed BY he Superior Coau Of New lnov, County
the state II Nor q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

Soar, Dor. t....88l0i
Pyle's& Ba'tsl2i a.
Large bars, ea.22d25
Small hars....l0d.8
Syrup, gall 0o0l 25
MOl4sses......5OGl o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
rR1-Irs AND Nrrs-pRY AM
Coffee pure u. 9o94o
Beet. Rump n. 2ed25
MEATs-sALT. SMOKED.

ferfs haht, r~it n '"i1S4' . p = -
SMOKED. ~ 2002iI Sausage.......Zn92I
Picked. .2gdzl Me4t........--G l8I
Rsc0p. B0lOgus 02O
ShouiderS.....l6dl8,H esdCheese. 80. l692Ol
Corued......l50-. Beet. Coined. .l4d20I
H.r1ed- -......x Il QLZl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

TOR LIVERPOOL,
tvIA QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE L. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
vii despatch their .rscas fl powsr
FROM PIER NO 40 y. R.. EVERY WEDNESDAY.
follows:
NEVADA Capt March at 1880 u.
COLORADO, Capt INSTRUMENTATION &C. at , p.
NEBRASKA, Capt CT AKD........... March 70, q! II
MANHATTAN Capt FoRsYTH........M March 90 at 3 p n.
MINNESOTA. CAPT PAicE. ...........Apnl6 at N.
IDAHO. Cap. CUrrSo,....:.........Apni 10. ats p m
Cabin passage. go. gold
Steeage passage (ohe No. IS BroadSsyD $50 currency
er!,ght or cabin passage. apply
WILLIAMS GCIOs. No. 81 walsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. ,,,o,,
wi DEIAWARE LACKAwAsEi. AND WESTERN lAILkVA'

n.n.t. NJ. York foot Of B,fel. and OF Chisiop hsra
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS, eomm-ueng AOsDAl. ho'' - >.
MAIL TRAIN eoagsctug as DenvtH Vita boolt5a gt.
Dover Chester Waterloo With SUSSEX T. ~
and Ne4top Washington sith us L. and W. ~
Gan Strouburg Bend and all 20 h % ne Lao
aud Boomburz ,sd Delaware ard Hudson kis 49,
ll:J0 LKiIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops AZ h.shL h'I.
town Dover Hseksosn ahinstsu Phi psbnrg ind bi'I'a
meets Ph.Npsburg Eith Bel Del r R tr Bsfdss Sc o..
Easou With L. " K g. F Bethlehem AusntoSp, Mach SH1' :"
Wilk-shArre. o
4pn EAsTON EXPRESS connects At Dover sh Csesd Il
and az Water with SuseI T. x. -
$780, N and .. N SUMMIT ihd nsrmeeas 's.hess
$50 73O $3.50 l:40 a. AMI -. 40 ttO ~ wv -
and li:45 n SOUTH ORANGE snf nermelst. 'honh ,x
llto $50 and 6:sop m, 20 AOhhIs4o"h sSs AN'N
stations - -...,.
70, NEWARK ats:o 100 ssJO 90 1870 H. II:'o il:t
l. D. 1880 $780, $50 $50, 60 $50 $50 $50 40 10 >"
For BLOOMFIELD nd MosTCLAiR. a, $50 u ~ )
and 6:l0 . sCtoNh' A''"sn' sspSha"aS''
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
" FOR LONG BRANCH RID BANK. BRlCKSBJRg hn
CHESTER TOMS RIVER &c. by Sieln-r JESSE hofT ~
n ron P ts a. i0'' " VIZ SNEDEy Gsn.r,l gssaEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
RNffN 20 49,
doL.......2 SOd3 20

Tripe......... 10
Tnges, cal lO0l Is
Pigs Feet, doI. .45d5O
Sheep Tongues. asa 20
Pigs tongues %. l2Gl4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
NEW.YoRK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV ~ lS' Il
P,us,s,t station Nssiok Of lwsai' srsnt9s- ~
Foar,hsIe Ehtrsnce on ts,ntr.sye-siI
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. a,
for New Raven I'D Bridgeport. tE1l io n 1s ihh"
" (Bxl 5:iS l:3o So lnds (RLl 49,, ,r, "a "A a
For Milford Sirstori Fairfield, Southport asa "s"p' Nv
a 3:i5. $50, aud 5 d pn ofo u.a, la,s III -
o,p rs 40 fR1 s. 6 80. sud s:to ltSl p u
70, D.r,u Ii:Jc $50 4@ SiJl and ~ III
r. s.wGnl tRrl g. il3O A. ~ l2IS (sKl ia t''h
az a en- ~ Ii5 $50 6:5t 7:iS. (EIl p ~ -.
P., C,s,sreh 7 g. 1850 N. AIS. SIS !9 I'D -
Scr Pom Chester and iurm edsts stations at . > HIVE -
o1s 4 - 5:g1 $50 and I;i3 D. m . xxY,,. AZ II
sandal MAI Tam leaves Twenty seventh 81, Nt' ''''
Boston. coYxrcrtSc TRAINS
For Bostou. via spnngds1 8a N. En- lBIh LhhIPN
Tor Boston, via Shore Line lal3 tBrl lBLl mv .p.s
For Hartford and Springfield a m iEil I''S 'Nh'"
10 Hartford J. IN. ,,.,.. ~ a. xsst.-
ForB.t!ort Providence, ,sd F,Alm Railroad. CErl
rFor s,w.H,vsa. ss~L London and s,sasg'oa Railroad
I2:5 So. ~ - . v..,,..o,o, .as wigsS
burgb .,, 49, ..d1
por s.ssstusi Railroad. a IN - kEHh n "a. 81
connection With Freight usa tota Nofssh - "a
" NJ, C.n,.n R,ro.a Y a H., ll.la s:0 p NJ sSs"
dsv. 3;9O p. . ., ,,.,h.s "a q = p .r.ss sss DnsE
Room Car thss aud NJ ,rss a HoYr sspsfs,e'sr'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

II 7 IItf NIII9I u -
Gutter. prime n. 4805o Cheese, 6ue......-d2l
Con. 10 fair....4nd45l CON. 10 fair. .i5UlG
CoOliug. .25d35I Pot, cake......4d 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

Clans, hard 80dl -
SOf. ava 30
BlOatefs, bunch. l0al2
MackeTel. each. .l2a30
Herring. Sinosed-6 o
Crabs, Hard, dOz 3Ddj7
Nults no
TerrspiBs SO O00l8 ~
Sco.lOps, qi.....3Jd3S
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

TIE DALLAS InoN AND Brass FOUNDRY
The advertisement of the above Foundry
and Machine Shop, under the proprietor.
shin Of Messrs. Anglers, NAGLE q Co..
~ i'll be found in to-day's paper, 10 whioh
we direct the attention Of the reader. Inc
establishment has been entirely rented
since it came into the hands Of its present
proprietors, and is now prepared to do all
work usually done in foundry in the
best manner. The Machine and Foundry
department is under the charge OF Mr.
SAMUEL CnossLEY, one of the most expert
cnccd and competent engineers and ma
cbinis.s in Texas, while the Blacksmithing
department is in charge OF Mr. HENRY
NAGLE, a man Of skill and experience IN
his business. The firm ask the patronage
of the public and promise that no pains
shall be spared TO make their work good
and serviceable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
LAW DEPARTMENT..
FACULTY.
REV. W. C. CRANE, President.
u; ! 5oH + 81 sS s5Ji Professors.

The exercises in the Law Department of
Baylor University will be resumed in Bren-
ham on the first Monday in March, 1870.
The great object OF the course of instruc-
ton is 10 store the mind of the student with
the fundamental principles of the Law, and
to prepare him for practice in t1e Courts
of this State. Instead of the 6tful and in
termittent studies of the Law Office, pursu-
ed often ia confusion and amidst other cir
cumstances tending to distract the mind,
the student studies Law as he does any
other science, with a systematic purpose
and plan. By the aid of moot Courts he
becomes familiar with the Law Of remedies,
is trained to the discussion of facts aud to
the exercise Of that tact which is SO i'm
portant in real practice.
The student will be required to institute
suits and conduct them to their termina-
ton. The cases will be so directed rs TO
raise every question of practice that can
arise in the course of q law suit, aud to
put the student under the necessity Of pre-
pairing every paper required in the con-
duct or denfeBse Of a suit, and the various
kinds of instruments used in the transsc-
tons Of man.
The course ofinstruction viii be complet-
ed in three sessions Of four months each,
and the degree OF Bachelor Of Laws will be
conferred upon graduates. Students who
have completed the course Of studies and
passed an examination may graduate with
out reference TO the number Of sessions
they have attended.
Kents Commentaries, Blaekstone's Com.
mentaries, Parsons on Contracts, Sayles
Treats, story's Equity JurisPrudence
wharion's American Criminal Law, Ste
pbens on Pleading, stoTy's Equity Plead
ing. Greenlesfs Evidence ard Sayles Prnc
tics viii be read during the course
The students viii be permitted to con
suit the valuable Law libraries in Brennan
The members Of the bar resident in Bren
ham have consented 70 deliver occasions
secfures and assist in the exercises Of IN
moot courts
Tuition. per session, so in coin. Boar
can be obtained in private families ct fron
So % SIS per month
Conservatives can be addressed 70
CIR. BREEDBOFE Esq- Benksm,
Or Rev. W.C.CRAHE, D. D. In3ependcnc'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

aI'vE Cor THE DEAD WooD ON
You've heard the other day for
the first time, the origin of the above
expression, peculiar to tic Mississip-
pi valley. 1t had it's origin in the
repeated attempts ola crane to
swallow an eel. 1t is pretty well
known to naturalists, that tho in
tcstinal construction of the crane is
very simple. There are no turns,
nor crooks, nor medhdcrings to be
found inside of a crane. Tho crane
is travcrscd by a. single grand and
very straight highway, without any
obstruction, except at the termini;
so that whatever enters the first
gate, may mako its exit at the Sec
ond without any turning OF twist
ing. t
II is also equally we'll known to
naturalists, that cranes arc passion
atcly fond Of fish--particularly cells.
1t is related that, on certain &C.
casion, crane succeeded in captur-
| ing an eel, which he also succeeded
in swallowing. But the passage to
the other gate was SO straight and
plain, that the eel, always a "slip-
perry cuss," went directly through
and out.
Again, and again the cranc took
III the eel, only TO look around and
see him squirming on the ground at
the other end. After many fruit
less attempts to secure meal that
would stick, he was about to aban-
don the coveted prize in despair
when espying log near at hand, a
bright idea struck him, Backing
square up against the log, he seized
the eel and swallowed it, triumph
antly cxclaiming: "Now I've got the
the dead wood on you" That time
eel stuck.-[Port Gibson Standard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
LIsT OF LETTERS

n EMAINING In the Postotiiee at Dallas
Id Texas. March LIST, 1870, which II not
taken ont by April LIST, will 50 TO the Dead
Letter Once, Washington, u. q.
Adams, W; Adams, Thomas Anderson, \
Baker John; Bouey, d. T.; Brandon, 3
&, 81 Barnes. W. G, o. Brown, WI Blae K
James NJ; Bureh, W; Bonw, VI. NJ Bear,
Q. ~; Brown, GEORGE Bare, William, q
Barnes, Willie; Doldriige, Jennie; Borden,
NJ. w Bronaugh, Al Brock, John FL Bri'e
I. b.; Brown, NJ.
Cox, T., 3 Cox, Camden; Cox, Sampson
Cox, 4. b., = Cox, Amanda Cox, ALI Coop
per, @. O.; cambern, ANN Coble, 8. d.
Cole, DR.. j. f., 8; Chowning, U. j.; Chap
man, Carse combcs, r.; Caruth, L. il Car
ter, Jane.
Davis, d. T.; Dye, Sarah; Drake, seharine
Dannel, Bill; Dennis, A. j.
Eta, Julia; Elder, c. NJ.
Fletcher, r.; Frost, Mary CT Former
Amos. ritlgerrell, J. g.; Fiizgerrell, Ellen
Fullerton, o. r.; Fullerton, s. CT French
j. n. ~
Gregory, J. L.; Gregory, Julia A Gunner
N. NJ; Gorden, J. s.; Gordon, Sidney, z
Garim, DR.. j.; Gragra, j. A.
HAYNES, j. c.; Henderson, ]. H.; Hastings
]. AZ Hines, j.; Henry, w.; Hall, 7. J..
Hughes, @. W.; Horton, John; Holmes, Mol
lie; Iagines, K. D.; Hammock, A. D., 8
Horton, Enoch; Haley, W.; Hill, II Haws
Simpson; Hunter, p; Horn, W. g.; Hall
John, 2; Hunt, Il c.; Hunter, Andrew.
johnson, W.; Johnson, Sue; Jinkins, Sc
bulon; Johnson, G. W.
Kennedy, A. A.; Kennady, Hattie; Key
Motley; Knox, Washington; King, Simon
Leonard, II. G.; Lenerd, Z. f.; Lewis
Amanda; Lively, Francis E.; Lewis, 3. c.
Lain, +. L. U.
Milwee, A. c., 6; Maloch, W. A.; Messer
L. j.; Miles, James; Martin, II. NJ, y; Man
field, G. f.; Mathis, I. f.; Moses, NJ; Nc
Graw, Mary; McAlroy, Elizabeth; McKin.
ney, Mary T.; McDade, c. A., 2; Mcclure, 7
Male, 7. j.; Num-, Anna; Nance, W. I
Ogle, D. I.
Patterson, ]. w.; Plowman, John; Payne
John u, 4; Pilkinton, seraphina.
Rains, James s.. Rucker, W.; Rey, A. D
Rohner, NJ. Krl; Runnels, NJ; Rodgers, R.C,
Reynolds, G. NJ.
Stetfani, NJ. T., q Steel, F. A., 8; Scripture
W. p; Stephens, X. NJ, 8; Smith, James L.
Stevens, John T.; Simply, Samuel, 8; Smith
John H.; Simply, Thomas; Stone, Thomas
Summer Sarah c.. Stroud, Dr.. Skies, J. G.
Stoddard, W. j.; Simson, Emma; Smith
John; Solder, G.. b.; Strickland, W.; simons
Ellen; Still, J. G.; Scripture, W. F.; Schole
DR.. ]. E.. Shayne, Mrs; Saunders, John
Schroeder, Charley.
Tucker, A.; Tevis, W. p; Tiderington
carc'of J.. Hide; Taylor, King Truss, H.
Turner, Joseph; Thompson, NJ. g.; Thomp
son, Moses; Tomberlin, s. s.
Uitilow, Danial.
Walker, T. A.; Whitehead, Ben; Winters
Emma; Webb, W. j.; West, Alva; West, "
A.; wiltshire, j. c.; Williams, +. A.; Work
man, J. p; Wolf, Charles; Wrigh, John
Wood. W. r.; Way, Jane; WEIGH, Ned.
Young, W. p, 2; Young, Andrew A
Young, Anda.
Any one calling for any Of the abov
letters will please say advertised.
| WILLIAM JONES, P. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

ny- Messrs. Fox s. lieitmann, Houston,
Texas, whose new advertisement will ap'
pear next week, inform us that they have
Just received two large invoices OF STOCK
from England, per vessels Era and Texas,
giving them full assortment Of near looO
toms of Iron now on hand. Their wood
work department is also much more ex-
tensiye than they have ever kept before,
having just received their large invoices
of this material from various of the best
factories in the North. This house is by
far the most extensive Of its kind in Tex
rs, in fact, is, we believe, the ONLY all Iron
house in the State, and they can and will
sell as cheap If not cheaper than any one.
The Senior editor Of this paper is agent
for this house in Dallas, and will receive
orders for them. We will give the new
advertisement in our next issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

niy-Atteution is called to. the dental
card Of Drs. billiard & Smith In to-day
a,per. We take pleasure in recommend
ing these gentlemen to all persons desiring
their services as skilliul operators. Or
billiard has been known in our community
for several years, and needs no cOmmenda-
tion from us-his work speaks for him.
or DR.. Smith, who has recently come
among us, we are prepared to say, on the
word of a friend who has known him long,
that he is highly educated in his profession
and man Of strict integrity, well worthy
the confidence of our people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

A married gentleman, every time
he met the father of his wife, CON-
planned to him of the ugly temper
and disposition of his daughter. AT
last, upon one occasion, becoming
weary of the grumbling of bis SON.
in-law, the old gentleman exclaim-
cd: "You are right; she is an TAPER
tinent jade, and if 1 hear any more
complaints of her / will disinherit
her The husband made no more
complaints.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
HaTHAY n0TT0EH.

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.f ~ fr.lfff IT. u HHI iHf'f
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B. .HHrI. af.ff.If. ..HHH
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Dbl .n .N fH...| o.. fa..I M .lI.
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TO- f.aai sha..alf aff fiaai'h tfsHi Ha ieh hif
a.. nafuAgr sd COLT. iaif g., faf1yfafs
sIi. traHIHi 90 .H l hIfl talaaI 20 ii'
or NAN MAnf aHi colt tfIilt tf NHf 2 'fff
ail. o. lisuii talsf.i AZ flt.
uar RAl MAAL,tsf yrsrs 90, Bod f,fi's'ir
lTaHl uH lrf \ 81 vailed al 81
Dee uAE MALLan COLI, cog T Ieafs "a tftiii
"a y ~ ilf shdalitfi taiuri q 10,
0nr ~ \ NAH, DO tiAnd, sysaTs 3D. l.li tf'i
oas ptSraAELiSa, 1.li i-''' 40 brand val
a.d ~ 80.
Oas Say MARE. 2 o. ysafs ia, BRAIDED eH
len shualifii Falusi 20 50,
ons suRkLL COLI, liate lace, no bfAnai sAlafi
Ons sORREL MARE ,ad COLT, hlalr fac, a %
yraTs sid, tfand a ga lsl shuaitF sslari ~ fl.'
ons hAf colt, about yeaFs Oh no lFAndi 'A''
usd a. SO
oas nay COLT, about years Old NO brand val
urd - 81
Oas BROWN cOLT, atoui z wears oli, tFands'i
rs GA sn shoulder Fsiaed at. 81
oas BROWN rlLLEi, - Iui sysAiseld' bfAhasa
40 ga ltfi h'p Vsiuad al " So
une sugRRL HORSE, l4id face, oT years Old
/ bIandra % 90 ieii shoulder aainsi AZ ~, =,
ysars id, valued al s.1. la1'at-l
S, S. JONES, County Clerk
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
To oan.uupfixs.

The Advertiser, having been restored 70 hesl,n ~
few weeks by . very simple remedy, amer having
suffering several years with severe Jung stectfonl
and that dread dissase, C0nsumpfioh--is snxous y
make known to his feIlOw-suberers the meshs u
cure. a..
To all who desire u. ne will send q copy o. me
prescription used free Of cbsree), with the dfec
lions FOR preparing aud rsing the same which tneJ
viii fud suRE Cum Fon CoSsunFIfoss hstsAh,
prorcrrTrs. etc The object Of the advertiser IN
-sudinr the prescription is 20 benefit the nmicted
and spr-nd informsfon which he conreivcs 20 be IN
raluable; sud he hopes ersry sufferer viz ny M
remedy e. ft will cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, vi
plssse address REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings County, hss York
June Il. 1sGo-ss-lT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

On the 9th inst, the U. S. Senate
passed bill relieving the disabili-
ties of quite a number of Texans;
and among the names we find that
of our esteemed friend, Hon. q. Ellis
Coombes, of Dallas county. Why
the name film Record should have
been erased, and that of Ellis, who
is a simon-puro democrat, inserted,
is more than we can understand
There is good joke on somebody.
mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~-~-r>~~~>~Do>>o>r>>>-> - -.
Butchers lightning FIy-Killer!
Death to the Living Long live the Killers
Sold by Dealers Ererywherel
m. rT,L.uc,1 yermifugo.

pF- During practice of more than twenty years
mr. McLanc had attended innumerabIe patient,
afflicted It'll evrey form of worm disease, and wa
induced to apply all the energies ofhis mind to 'h'
discovery Of vermfuge, or worm destroyer certain
In its effects; the result Of his abors Is the Amerl
can Worm Specific, now before tho public, which II
perfectly SAFE and may be given alike to children
the most tender age, or to the aged adult purge
mildly and,suLduos fever, and destroys worms witt
invarinble success. 1t is easy of administration
and MS 1t does not contain mercury in any form
whatever no restrictions necessary with regart
to drinking cold water, nor is it capable of doini
the.least injury to the tenderest infant An incred
ible number of worms have been expelled by thi
great vermfuge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
s5rpay your Clothing from Haynes

COOP TT, Is a luxury, aud every h0a'e'
x,re likes 10 have supply. II Is so onsn
,.s ease ,ha, what they usually buy Is in'
ferlor, that We think We arc doing them .
service by telling them tina, Geo W. ba'ra
has just received lot Of the best Import
cd by the Great. Atlanlic-and Pacific Tea
Company, Of New York. We knewi'h's 10
No , TACT, for We have tried II. Call carly
II you want 1t, as he has received but a
small invoice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

No musical family can afford 70 BE WIN l,
.,, ps,srs Musical MOnlhly. III Pfln.eu
nom full.sIIs music plates, and contains
4, IN number at least Twelve pieces OF
spolss new music. Price, Per yesr,-
s"bserIp,ions received al this once Hhs's
a sample copy can be sssn, p.,,,., Mn.
The Dallas hfhAtp ssu So speeie.
steal Monthly, one year Tor ~ W.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05
nrIIaInrs NOTICE.
Iriniir lsalsEraaa.

rtrar rarrs % QrAetfHiT MrrffFes 80 FuF hAt-
"a nlsfEifF, 80 Tnf hftH islA
R.rss siaiisa-s. isFasy si.ssstaJ, 1.aaa'i Sd
ga aih-ai i,silas -.
A. .iur n issiaa-sstnfaay snt snH4Ali '@A--'f
Iiih sd lsih-si ~ altar So. 81
I,.utsn tirsait-s.iafasy anl sanaay, @anas's 80
ga sit-st nratQa. -. V...,,.f,
lsth I'D llih-s am alnai nfossS ,.,. "a
psii.s GAaFei Chargs-Asnisl tfs'-''
n x inafg. -. r...r,.r,
s-Fsus cirsait-s.tnflay snd s@aiAs'
lafh an1 1olh-At sssns, -. -ra.,..r.
IsIss GirruiI-saiaTass 40 S"e@-''
~ Ji.,,is, steward. assiins, =, hailAs' s~'a'
A, "A : o'rlsrk y. n, Isn..p =, is.s VA.
MN. q YOrNG, fnsssiias hlasI,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-05

The Paris Press says that anoth-
err train of railroad wagons passed
through that place en- route for JEFF
ferson; and that one passed through
on its way back to Kansas City,
being disappointed in getting the
kind of contract wanted by them.
The same paper notices the arri-
val of drove Of fine Missouri mules.