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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
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SOMETHING NEW!
Read the FOIJO'Uiag:
What the City Missionary Of Boston
SAYS ABOUT
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
THERE CERTAINLY CAN NOT BE FOUND A
BETTER cough OR LUNG REMEDY.
s AN ExPEc7oRANr 1T HAS NO EQuAL ,

BOSTON Mass, Feb is, 1860.
'MEsSRs. p. DAVIS q SON-Gentlemen The
package of Aliens Lung Balsam you sent me TO use
among the afflicted poor in my city missionary work
has proved very arcep table an useful 1t has gone
into several families, aud with remarkable effect in
every instance.
one woman has been restored from what her ply
siCian prOnOun ed consumption, after several
months sickness with cough, great pain in the
lungs and pTnstrainn, so that she is able now to dO
hOusew0Ik ana assist in the support of her family,
and with care and continue of the Ealsan, she
expects entire lestOratiOn.
Another person, young woman TO whom gave
one bottle, has reel ell great benefit so that her
cough, which was of months standing is getting
better and she has purchased the second bottle,
and has every indication of n speedy cure.
A young man who raising DloO1, and quite
weak AMI sick, has, by the use of two bottles, De II
much improved, and is able to do little mt his work
A young man to whom | recommended trial ot
it, " hO has had bad cough, and much pain in his
lungs for months past, ami unable to get rest OF
| sleep, has commenced taking it, and is now using
the fourth bottle with great benefit He said to me
on a cent visit, he would not do without it He is
hoping and reasonably 1t seems to mel TO be able tc
| resume his work again.
! Very +, spe fully and gratefully yours
I CHARLES a. KOUNDH, City Missionary.
J. y. HARRIS & CO., Sole PrOprietors, Cincin
natl, Ohio
o. SOLD BY MEDICINE DEALERS GENERALLY
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

We respectfully refer TO the following prominent
men who have Investigated this enterprise;
Hon. L. d, Campbell, Member Of Congress.
NJ. Hughes Pres. lst Nat. Bank, Hamilton, Ohio.
A. G. Sands, " ID
John NJ. Long, Of Long, Black & Allstatter.
!. E. Owens, of Owens, Lane, Dyer Co.
P. Hughes, Trader and Bank Director.
Jas. Beatty, Of Beatty, Trowbrdge Co., Gin.
Louis Sohngen, Malster and Grain Dealer.
w. Benninghofen, Of shuler & Benninghofen.
Jacob shaffer, Of Shaffer Sloan & Co., Gin.
Hon. Alex F. Hume. late Judge Common Pleas.
Hon. Thomas Milliken. Attorney at Law.
Dan1 Helwig, Cash. LIST Nat Bank, Middletown.
J. W. Carr, Miller and Bank Director.
John w. Sohn. Tanner and Bank Director.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
Smiths SO. 0CIothes Wringer.

This cut ep' esen's the simp'est, c. eapest, and
most dui able machine ma e. EaiTel neve in
eonstructtn. No 10 ersl Housekeepers are d.
II. hted with IL The cloth wrung by this methed
lax 5 tie starch much bet or tn ! any other so.
called ringing. IL is also used TO express grease
irtm SCI APPS, tie juice IRON Gu rants, grapes, ap-
pies etc. ana does lho wol k much easier quick
tI than any s-inoh press now in use.
Agents viii be liber lily dealt with. For State
rights and liI gA machines to be attached po er
apply to SMITH, Highland Falls, Orange Co.,
NY Fo. sale, whole ale and raiai by
G.. s. HA RVELL, Agent,
67 B1wery, near Canal ST., New York
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
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Each issue contains from EIGHT TO TEN
SHORT STORIES AND SKETCH FS, and hal
dozen POEMS, in addition to the SIX SERIAL
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
HoWIand's knife-Sharpener.

The best article for the purpose ever invented A
necessity Tor every BILE Simple, cheap, n d Orna
mental. II can be used by q child. and wlll give
Ii faction to all who purchase. Manufactur d
from a combr alton of emery and poi celain-a sub,
stance hard it eau moi be worn out A single one
sent sample on receipt of 70 cents, Ur 81 per
dozen. Agents wanted ever where
i. TRAVER & CO., Agents,
81 Bower ne r Canal St, New YORK.
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GNE Week SALARY !-Youn, men wanted as
y Sd local and travelling statesmen. Address
with stamBl Il. IL. Walker 81 Park Row, n. Y
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One Year-EOir Copies (s2.5O) .....---.---.- 10 90
One Year Eight Copies. 20 90
Those sending SO for Club of Eight all sent at
one time will be entitled to copy free. Getters- M
of Clubs can atterward add single copies at $3.50
each.
STREET e SMITH. Proprietors,
No. SIS FultOn Mtreat. New York.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

natl, Ohio.
~ SOLD BY MEDICINE DEALERS GENERALLY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

ns. We had the pleasure of cal, on
Monday last, from Mr.. = Brooks, Of At
Ianta, Ca, who comes to Texas On o pros
Meeting tour in the interest Of a number Of
families from Georgia. who contemplate
making their homes in the Lone Star
State. Mr.. B. is highly delighted with this
section of our State, and hc, we doubt not,
will make q favorable report Of our
aWheat Region" on hls rettirn. ges0r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
Ar.,pia s,.is.s.

samstimo<. sitAsat an,. assixaAtis fAnss, the
physisai afrafth AID ssin.si lits siss s-n an.
stIanss TIMER ALL siits ~ abe bety and inislei
Thsfafslltsiss o. no I4iA r~shAps. eat the nAiei.l
Nlsq< Ahd Elasticity II ihe' ssfsons ana maseaiA
s,ss<n sstsss 40 hxsc dcrartrd snd sn tndltAssacr
20 Ihe pfrssur<s AZ liz. and sssn Of lie Ers's fps
rensItiif fakss tho place 81 that s4fnssi mierss
hi boih which chxf~eis rlsss every ssli balanced
InInd uleu Ia hszIlly coalition.
TIL, flAfc ~ paft IA collapse u oen the rfrmen.
it0ry ,,zplalrs q soins sari,u mai~d1, ~ inir
cate. armln ,ksbiy N - The vital rns~ss are isn.
gushing sni p~ean sfimui al. 10 saeh o.ses the
sneci ola iew dose sf tosfsfiefs Stemseh hittrfs
h wondsrhnliy beneficial The etsst tonic wakes ~
the SYSTEM rom ~ dfou>< Tts spereilepsAmi ih.
circulation receive nsw impetns. The rlakel
nere srr1uver thslr elasticity ander The ore-uois
Of tho srecinc. Me the sis<keed strengh of 4
musical in-srnmsnt In the process OF tuning. II:
tiArgy. snd dsbllnyia is !ej,lsesd By spsrsy aud
visor, The spIrit. fss, aud IN that almesi sem
burden Wills ths ,seAzon Of dspr~ssionizsi be
ealues onoe mole 'ealgy able, Tia, sash t.aioai
change shotid 10 pro1ueed by. remedy entirely
devoid OF tho powsriai siksisids and minerals 90
ssisnslysly ,used In nsisrn. pnaeiles may se,n
incrcdnie to- those Who pin iheir hith on the
medicinal efficacy ef active poisons. but " thess
sksptics ~il take the trcubio 70 unfhiFs " ihoee
who have tcsed the eorrsctse and alefstso tittnrs
OF tho Biicrs under Tie eircumstsnces described,
they WIN andthe sinspsatte ee'sao3 q y .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22


"A. shsx. ~ e.me 81. .. sansunesi.
:. yA.,.s,t a., ~ 2Otl. A s.ss ana
r,,.,,ss 10 . a,sia,a ,is,o,, 70, n. sla
s,,,i,s. "a n.ll.. .ps.,i.. "a. Kasla.
80, \. a.,ss,.s.., al AZ. a.ls.,.l
.A awasah x Nh a c.tes 49,
~. .--....,I -, "a i,A..a.,i.s,ful
a., AN. -. ,ns < NJ. rare VERY hs.yy
!. .s...a,..,. ~. ,..rts,, .srsss. .sirs
which rendered he eoneonrse ofsrtetAteTs
1.l,lasjsA ,.,,.l sm.,,sf thsa "A .ealI
sa..,s. h..n, h,,, ..,,,,h,l.,.m.n.
Iii. 49,, an, ,sars, b, shsir prsssnss.
49, a se, an. r,..ki,nl AZ .hs
D.n,. Isk,y clah. Jao. o. Mccoy. Ess,
80 hs .,,s,f, "a vs,rh ssd saddle. ThIs
..,.m.,,.h,a A an. ..,i.f.e,lon Of all
n.,,,,., AMI ,hor,l, sf,sr ,Ls drum tapped
y, ,, IN. netting "a, 2oi npon
lii h.,s ,,k,r. ea''' Dol 2.
n" ~ .,.,, ,hs mar, III ,Ls advantage
~, -, ,wa a, tA,,s l.n.,h.. mich she
m.Ia,.I,,d n, .b.m eus.,hisi OF the
-. whsn A. Lors. rrs,ius,ly closed
.s. ~. ssa' van ne hs., An ,.p,spdid'
,l,,,. ava, 80 l..r,hs. Time,
49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

By. 1t is not at all improbable that in o
short time we may have incur town Col,
North way, ;;chief Of, the surveying party Of
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
who 70 will be remembercdis is mSking'a
preliminary suryeythrough the, State, for
the above road. Would it not be well for our
citizens to pay sSniel attention to this gen
tleman when he makes his, appearance ?
We believe he represents the Company
which Will first give US an outlet, by rail,
to tho s'rest Of mnnkind. ie6 svas 8.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
RELIGI0Us NOTICES.
ra.si..is.i pi.s@..i...

D.-B.F. HAIl. ~ ~ eAsIsh = elIi,i, ass 80
n. NJ Rslrs, 4 he Nsths.aist hrissHl,.i Ae.sn
80 Nv satrTsA inis a. sEnsslss.i y ~asF es'
sU.ll, shs kllssiss FEsaasiilens -
iHf.ss Bspiissa n saihaTitsA " the srfirseIss
4 Ths Ralii,a msliisisa ~ Jess ths"'S -
ths Trsaissian q siea
81 R.Iiisa b, .aasisA h s<EipiuFsl rsFiis,-.
A a. SHiplsTss faTAish ths siAasf shh =" 'H'
..ss ssss'.s, ~ NJ sss'... go
.ra Or n.n tLs ss<ana AL temtr l.,-,,-
sT,. asl.is Il ~ lsks Ilsps IN he tese et p@he'
..i d ss1asAes "a hsiass, pss, slh r'sAi.As' ~
10 s'sis.rk ~ taskE = = s...,,,., y
Tss A.ys srs 10 - eesalAsa ~ sAsh N wv
..,,isA ~ tallish The stsge nsites-. ia. "a .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

Z, DIsrnicr counf is siiii ii session. His
Honor Jadge asrland, has been sick and
eon6ned to bis room for most OF The tine
iIniii fhhrsd&y; The conssduehcs a both
ing has been done Thursday the case Of
Tho State against D. NJ. Camp, for fsiSny,
was taken up. The motion to 9uash the
Indictment was overruled BY the Court,
Application for aeonsinuance filed. but net
hcied on when this notice vas written
Very Few civil cases have been disposed Of
tsyei, and a. here Is heavy Criminal doct-
ct, the probability Is that but civil busi-
ness win be acted on Celrt VII proba-
BY continue in session the full tsrn-
Eve weeks. -, 'r.-I. -sr7s tra ..tsE I'D
P. s.-osmp was tried ysstxrdsy morn
irgAconticted and sentenced % me Peni-
tentiary for 10 years. - - s-lF -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
slsuOP CpECCS TALL ylsIATlOs.
DALLAS COMMANDERY, NO. Q.

ATTENTION SIR EYIoHrsl- The reg,
h,ar meeting OF the commsndery VIII bs
held at the Masonic Hall, lover Cochran =
Walkers storey on Thursday, Nos.s' is1o'
Mt early eandle.lighL All true and eour'
teous Sir Knights belonging TO said Com
mAndery are required TO be present. -,
nv order Of tho Eminent Commander.
JOHN NJ. CROCKETT, Z. Q. Z
ZE. CoonpEs, Recorder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

rD- Monday and Tuesday last we're de-
cidedly Two of the gloomicsi, dresriest days
we ever saw in Texas; notwithstanding
which, there were good many wagons
and people in town, and good deal Of
business lone. a.g at.gL,ls,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

CJ- The Dallas Male and Female High
School, under the control Of Professors X.
s. Landrum and P. H. Adamson, will posi-
lively commence its session on Monday the
8lst inst. We are grati6ed to learn that
the school will open with full attendance
of pupils. u. w. Y "
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

p@f- Who among our subscribers will
send us q few loads Of wood Our work
will not go on very brskly Without. artih-
cial heat these cold, dreary, damp October
days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

fHs Ansssvasss - a Vsslss.--Its p@liisAsf =
lhs paiias llsHalB vii sspTAy tAAi I-lsT ass
psaekEsE's AoNTHll ~ csc fs<f<tst slsslss
4he larzs eiIetl.fiaA aklslnei " ptAeAtsts
MAGAslss 4. |. sssi.rinx fTssf a ~ safrTisiis
and % aFe sst ssIpiirsa ~ ks.r Ehss u laeisA,ss
aailyt Go Il sansIisr ossnes u even rsslsft sse
az uniiTins euisufiss e.n tfink teet ecu shs'
klsis rs Literature, mosic, ana ilastfatlses az
u the kghsst order, iis miscellany insssSi's sai
Valasbs and ils fAshisns praeiieai .Ad q us iaa'
.lNln. u IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

GuITAn MusIc.--A fine assortment tat the
Book Store, Waco. Will be sent post paid
at New York currency prices. [5l;,f1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

rag See the advertisement Of A. H
Harris & Bro, at the Dallas Steam Saw
Mills. wagoners con get good pay for
hauling pine lumber. 4 s,..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

bD0ur Senior directs US TO return the
thanks of hisliltle daughter, FANNIE, u Mr..
l.. II. bailey, of the Dallas Broom Factory,
for a. handsome broom, siiited to her size
ind age. With such a nice and servicable
article, we feel satisfied that fANNIE's
loom, will always hayca clean aoors a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
Ladies

Will hardly fail to be suited in Dress
Goods and Trimmings at Keaton 8 yohnson's
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

DIJust ,as Alex. Buchananwas starting
off few days ago, Mr.. John TennisOn,
saddier u this place, presented him with
fine pairsof spurss Alex. knows how use
the article, and, appreciafihg the eiftEinA
full, desiresds o'tllus publicly return his
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

sa- Tho Senior aud Ill WIFE return
their thanksslo Mrs. Y. Darby, IN Five
Mile Greek, for l tesy large and bssatiful
boquet ofdahlias ana other bulbous fowcr'
of various colors. Melting adds more to
the pleasures and comforts of home, than a
well-cultivate,l aoysr-g atdeA Slpnd we are
pleased to see that many Of ourS citizens,
both ins'tovn and country, have adorned
tbe;r bomcs / n tlia WAy N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

pSs- There is a letter in this ofbce for
DR.. Joe. Gstzwillsr, which he can get by
calling on lhe editors. -.......
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

= The SNOWFALL the smnil boys about
town are on the very tip-toe o. excitement
The big show bills, representing theenor-
nous elephant, lordly lion, Jhorned-horse
terrific tiger and mischievous monkeys,
have been pasted upl The operation Of
FASTING was watched With intense interest
by the boys, and by some Of our adult
friends on Main street. So .tqst usf9
lilo, ho, for the merry, merry show.pIi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

DrcK's BRILLIAsr.-See The following
certificate:
Nh. KAsADY .-DEAn SIR:-Tbe Bucks
Brilliant / bought Of you for my father,
proves to be an excellent stove. We can
'cheerfully recommend il. TO any, one that
wants good Stove. Yours, Truly,
DALLAS, October goth, 1870. -
The Buck Stoves are sold Is C. D. Kama.
dy, Dallas. 49, A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
A-CARD.

A~GAHD. Al
ID ssr1RHa SEssEsrslss sffsrr.st
-. ~ 49,. -. 1919. .. ss pssr's
xlss nt6<t 5ffeui&ts1fy ssfsnfsr perr
$3.50 1sra<s Ls<T<o HE character - es1-
flsmsn and Al hdn<1t uszs ttxt ~ holi&
finaifrttiftin times rrerrbls % the laws
n tn sisrs. and can bs fpssd - he hone
,4sx IL -. a.k&I7sIaI, .s .ssi
<sE<f4ru<frn ~ 80 ir,p-rfsl IL
v-<ligstiQr ~ - 80 tibun.ls j
rr@9 . - >r--< :, $50 % f.5
ss1s u Is y 81 81 :, Else sssss
=, = S.,s & - hs.s >. r.t1s
81 N. ~. = -. 80. g 's =. ;, -; -:
- - 3. fs.szs ask
49,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

So On Thursday morning We had the
first frost of the aeason. Hmsde eyen the
jimpsons hand their heads,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

By Immigrants, and those DESIRING
homes, are referred to the advsrtisenasnt
IN TO days PAPER; of 7. G, 7. Kendall, Esq
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

n6- Tho Rev. william Ronlait, a wsll,kpoyu
Methodist eirrgyma r~siiipg AZ Saples.draws the
Or, MeLano's celebrated vcrminge npd ferret; q
"a ferret. when placed, at tho ehtranee Of a RAJ
hole enters tho aperture, trsYrls along the passage,
scizes upon the r<i hlt oststtnec and
And In like manner fave J. found Or, MLme's
aaerictn YernIifagc to 6rerote upon WORMS, those
dreadful aud dangerous tormen,ors. OF children.
This remedy like the ferret enters the aperture OF
tho mouth, travels down the outlet, hunts around
tho stonac lays hold OF the worms. shakes the life
oui OF tho reptiles, sweeps clean their den. and
carries their carcasscs cican out Of the system.
This at least has been tho effect Of the vermifngc
upon my chfiafep," - = : - ~ ~. I. !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

I,Tt Dear The advertisement of 'Darling's
i"Emporiuui Of Fashions" 77main 81. Hous-
ton, Tsxas, appears IN new garB in ~
day's paper. aparling's stock is, perfect,
from the lowest price 10 the best goods
made. Sec The adysrtissmspt..s : ~. =.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
: s..la...' ~laI.'.s ol., --H.l ,pilrssi

I.0aso kllss lsiAss .ass.ls s.sEiasra - ~
alEiT q snsIssa tksss E.ili-ss e.ies esss.,'
:, Il. ,.s.s '1s -. nssspTss rrtfosiI
hALh. sssllsrisg l@rfpfs hsshh,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

1'nows. --sAmons the list pft premiums
awarded at the late Fair q" the pAiias
County Agricultural and Mechanics. As;
ISOLATION, We hoiss that fhs horse Plsss
for he blaek land carried sfsthe premi-
ums. M. MocOnheil has been 'hahufac.
turing these pl0ws FOR several years, and
has taken the premium ut eysry Fairs for
the past three or four years. His ploNs
hats proven themselves in every test made,
10Th BY the Fair Associhtien,S ssdby far
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

gRight,Roy. Alexander Gregg, Bishop of
Texas, win be il, Dallas asd hold service
on Tuesday, November lstT sF,-sss ssa'as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
eI.Ili.. VIA 10 fs.s-siss.,

Nssls1 MA a. tllssiss hsss1i.si - 80
a.. !, ~ ,Ils.s ssrsa, - 4 = osffF.,s tes.s
,sisss. hsssssE, as cas- hss, SKIS s'.'s-'s -.
y. Haaiis .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
M KAUPnAS COUNTY.

4 m KAUFMAN COUNTY.
mo ACRES, Richard fliekens, Grant
~ AssiFnr, Abs Faet -. "a class. on head waters
q nTushy-has rnuh. ~
- Iaaf-a ACRES, John Williams asa
Gmnt hy Assisnse. Ahstus is, ID class, on llasi
bs,k ofrfinliy Just belos ii'r mouth Of last Fora
-hne h0'tpia timber. I ..HEHH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

SPECIAL NOTICES.

srs,sss ii.s ps.ztssss' $500
IA. ,..sA 80 A. ~ .,4<sis4 u sssrs sssls-
1asat 10 a. rrnsse1 fIeI1 lArla ststs tseafs-a-ai
hs-ns ~ a. ihis s.sct4sil9 tAsss % .as.ias ma
SsafsesI. II liisTsiY EszasIs a. sA.l-si iAi.sf'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22

We -urdsr<isns fhst Maj Brdfsld 70
1sr esrryins ~ mad ArosEh 4 D.ps<.
Iii p1rht NJ have ben a. ease fgr -
lrsl erk'<<1 ns1tls Fsrh<f- rs n,y
ri v - tks DtI<s Ht-<H nee Hf5rs 4
r.sE r-<y <fkt q trd trErl4
sno1EtT 4 uldiyisr ludsri
We n<f lc,k - oAs k><itrn m<1 -.
rsrsi--t ,. 70 B-sts-lf IN FsE ss<r
,ssosEt sssrs sHsRB fsss.bs. 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-22
IN ELLIS County.

$40 ACRES, John g. hickey Gran,
by As.irnre, Abstract III. NJ class, on headoI
Oalon Greek, 4 miles South an West from Max
shichie--nns Prairie, ~ ~ r. .
I ~ IN HILL COUNTY. Do
Dar ACRES. Nathan Doughcrty' 5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-31
THE INFALLIBILITY DOGMA PROMUL.
GATED,

The dogma of the infallibility Of the
Pope, which has recently undergone a
sort of one-sided discussion in the Ecu
menical Council at Rome, was officially
promulgated in that city on the eight
eenth. Out of about six hundred pre-
lates who composed the Council, nearly
eighty opposed the dogma, but when the
vote to adopt the entire scheme of pri-
macy and infallibility was taken there
were but five hundred and forty fathers
present, who all voted in the affirmative
except two. The PRONUNCIATION Of the
infallibility dogma was attended with the
most imposing religious ceremonies, and
was received with great rejoicing.
The public session of the Ecumenical
Council commenced at nine o'clock in the
morning with the celebration of mass.
The Holy Father arrived at the conclusion
Of the mass, when prayers were offered
invoking the aid of the Holy Spirit. The
fathers were then called upon for their
votes on the entire schema of primacy and
infallibility, and it was adopted by the
figures before reported, viz: 5SS voted
placet, and only two non-placet. In this
vote all legitimate opposition is ended.
The Pope then appeared and promulgated
the new article of faith, and the ceremo-
MES closed with a te Deu'n, in which all
the members of the council and the spec
tators joined with enthusiastic devotion
The Spanish press generally ridicule the
proclamation of the dogma Of infallibility.
If it be true that General Siegel offers
to take command of one thousand of vol
unteers in the United States and proceed
with them to the South of France, to at
tack Napoleon's army in the rear, his
head is weaker than we thought. We
can not imagine how he ever got the idea
through his faxen hair that this govern
ment would permit the departure of
troops from its soil to invade that of a
nation with which this country is at
peace
This chieftain thinks that his old adj
herents are at liberty to eight nit
Siegel' under any circumstances. If
Uncle Sam should take a part in the trans
Atlantic unpleasantness-a very unlikely
contingency-then only may the General
indulge himself in this way. For the
present hold thy peace, O, General, and
abide by thy beer and pretzels.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-31

In memory flittle RICHARD SYDNEY DE GRAY,
second son of Richard De Gray and Martha Goodwin,
whose sweet spirit winged its fight to God Satur-
day afternoon, July %, 1870.
And is it true little Sid has gone out from
us for ever9 Has that weary little head laid down
indeed for long, wakeless sleep. Are the patter-
ing feet silenced evermore, and the innocent
prattles all at an ends
Alas! the hours of desolation that have followed
the closing of those bright eyes the stiffenng Of
that dear little form, the calm pulseess clasp Of
those tny waxen hands prove too surely for doubt
that orr darling " Side P" has fallen asleep-the
awakening with God and his angels.
And can he see US from the skies! Does he know
how Mama" pleaded for one more answering kiss
from the sealed lips one more twlning OF the mo-
tonless arms about her neck ere she gave her baby
up for ever to darkness and the TOMB! Does
4" Side - know how ''iPapas" heart yearns Tor one
more sight of that little figure at the gate "hen MS
eyes had learned first to seek him, as eacn gay lie
turned his face honeward. the days duties done,
its cares left behind, And 'Dodda,'' too, his only
little brother-loes he know how he misses that
dear little playmate,
Oh, the precious memory of cililds trusting
love! How the parcnt-neart surrender these
tenderlyguarded lif-tendrils, and not itself break
with the struggle! How endure the endless vold
the u0DrUktu S!lence, llle lifelong dOStuct, "h'io
once was the music OF treless little feet, the gay
prattle OF innocent child-voice the constant
presence of precious little babe! No more sym
patty for infant grieis asked and given; no more
interpretations OF infant words and deeds; no more
layers to hear; more baby near Only sweet
still spot i'll the graveyard amid myriads OF flowers
and where the birds in the tree-tops are chanting
Il ceaseless lullaby to tired little darling!
But up i'll Heaven, papa and mama, home in
the bosom OF our Saviour fOr that precious baby
boythe love OF God who gave him to to care for
him now.
The tears are dried the suffering done the robes
OF immortality put on, and Our boys" weary little
head no longer aching, is happily crowned with a
halo of glory now.
Oh Mercitul Father let e. catch the echo of his
infant praises Teach the trust of this guieless
little one and when too must part the skies
and enter ill., may it be with the perfect assurance
OF our little Sid" "Ot such is the kingdom Of
Heaven"
NAINAINE
July %, 1870 ly3l 1t