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SPECIAL NOTICES,
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to be very dne fol
a. rsE. Desserts, and an elegant aud dainty
dfRh for tho sick.
COX'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old a.
n yOFitG with the ladies for Jellles-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-JuBt the article
to use with COx's GelAtine-Of riel
Htt. and luscious haYor. .s..tL
BAKERS C0C0A--Warranted Pare, 4 delicious
and nutritious beverage,
HECKER'S FAR1NA-Prepared especially t0I
llI,t5. inVAlIdS and children. ..-r, Is
ANGUSTuRA BITTRRS-ThG genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
" health. ~ ~
WINE OF PEPSIN-.The most perfect remedy
i, for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For PuddingS and CuStArLls.
TAPIOCA-Asplendid dessert, either alone oil
.IIErgE with Berries. y.r..s
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO..
juuII Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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BECAUSE Congress refuses permit tho
naturalization Of Chinese, the Register Is
much grieved, and thinks "This shows
the basencss of the Radical party, and the
ruInous character Of all their revolution.
airy laws" There's political wisdom and
logical ratiocination for you! Besides, If
Congress had permitted the Chinese to
become citizens, the Register would have
denounced It Us surrender Of the country,
the"whIte mans government" and the
"rullng race" to the mongrcI "hoards"
ofAsia. We should never have heard
the last II It, How very hard our neigh
Dor is to please. = ii.i ."t.l''
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WALTHANI .
w A.l'l.TC II ELS,

The extensIve pSs nj ,hss. ,r.,ch.. n, a..
ahs.r xcar. nv RoII,r.v Cordro,o,. -.
and Frnressnsn the mos, sr.rtIna ~ s.,.I
wcar4rs hss tbo,oroblv 1s,nonS,,.,oI ~.
strength steadInes, dprSSIII,v and ,rrn,s,y y,
| tbe Walthsm watcb. To .stIsfr ,s,t rIS.S y n
these respects I. N decide the Gus1,Ion a. ,o,h.
real value of these ,Im.leene,s -
More than .sO. 900 Of these w,,ehs. ar. mn,
sueakinr sor themselves In Tho pocLe,. n, m.
peeple-a proof and guarantee Of their superior
isy over all othGp. ..
The supcr,o. o-,.rr,,,,o, and ,,.,, s,,.,, =,
The Comrsrv,s wei. a, W.,,h.no o".I,. 49,
m n,odrco r,tr,ss =, go ,,S1.s 49, go. 49,
eomnctjtIon fatiIe and ,bo.s Hbo Inv .,T an,
wn,rb msrsly ma Ann - Il "a nsr ron, MOS q,
their watches than iS necessary.
We .,a no,, so,,,r, yy,,,h,n w.,oh.. =, IL.
D,Ires IN orcsnbSck. Than ,bo ools rr,cc, h,to,,
the war. There is no other manufacture Of any
kind In the United State Of which this can be
said, ar
T.o.. .,,n,,,..o. .O,,A,n. 49,, ,,,,,o,,.,..r,
that long experience has proved Of real pneti'
cal use. Having had thsretuSal Of nearly every
invention In Matchmaking Originating In TIL.
country or In Europe, only those were finally
adopted which severe testing BY the nbSt fillial
artisans in our works. and long use on the pa'to Of
the public, demonstrated TO be essential 10 COT
rect and enduring tIme-keeplng.
Ano,n ~. ,,.,v ,,,n.o,.,,.r,. 80. ,,or,a ~,
$500 s .''' ''''
nh. ,nv.,.,on ,na r.. =, , ..,,,s.rlD,or or NJ.
euliar construetlon. TO prevent damage 70 he
troIr nv ~ NJ main snr,py, IA original
with The American Watch Company, Who hAv.
Inr had the refasai Of ali other eon,rivausea,
adopted Forr's Pstcut plnion d being the best
and AultlsSs. .., a Mnt
...L. 1t,
Hardened mo tempered haf sPsinEs' no" un''
VessAlly admitted by Matchmaker 70 % inc Oeat
are used IN az GnAdeS Of Ws'tham WaEeae" Z
All Waltham Watches have dustprooS eAp,,
protecting the moyeme1its fron dust and lessen.
ing the necessity Of tho ftooaent cleaning uCso,
sary in other watches, i,,t,,f .,E, rs,.....
oaf new patent stetn'"'noeF' OF Aes'e:s "s'eA
msnt on any'tsn,windIpg watch IN The American
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Gun Government has been notified that
Prince LEOPOLD, Of HOhenzollCrn, &C.
cepGs The proffer Of the Spanish crown
and nothing remains to be done but 10 got
the assent Of the Cortes. .
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WI EDLoCK.-THE BASIS OF
w Civil society.-ESsays for Young Men, OF
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, aud The
evils and dangers OF CelIbacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans tue position IN
life. Sent nee, In sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa,
ma9A.d&w ..,l .,...
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H.PERSOxs leaving the City during thssum'
mSF can have the lNTEILIGENcEE mailed TO their
address BY. ordering the same at this ONCE.
Trrms-aitsen coats pei week.
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The prospects for the confirmation q
Thomas Murphy ns Collector Of New
York are not good. We arc very sure that
the President, no less than the public At
large, rejoiccs that this is so.-ChtcGgO
Rsk f
Then why did tho President appoint
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and sure. A cure guaranteed in every case. Keer
1t In your house. Take II with you when you
travel. Sold BY dealers In medicines everywhere
VI, NAsHvILLE, TENN, Dec. let, 1855.
4sssrs. &eCdSs, RrqtE d Co.,: -i!a
GENTLEIEN-Ih have been uAIng your "DiaT'
FIQG C6WpoVHd' In my family for some time
and can say With much pleasure, that It 10 ono o.
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used, and do eheerfnlly recommend It TO my
friends. With much respect am your friend,
v. N. METCALFE,
.,L.yy OF, MstcAlfc, Bro. & Co.
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SENATOR NoRToS, OF Minnesota, is very
low and not expected to recover. Whisky.
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WI. S WHEY has been appointed post
master at Washington, Pa
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NaM ADVERTISEMENTS.

13a0R SALE.-A VERY, GOOD ~, -.
ID ITO story Brick Dwelling aale
WITH fdou1S, on Main street, IiFlt VIZ.
.AlSo, IIot 80, s., cornef HGFEGe ana SVal .ll
@ ne 19ee t't's'tHF'' aI5TRWIH.s
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Largest & Choicest Stock in the City.
I,tl' s1llJ ~ s,g.'g Ills rU-g
Every article made Ia the best manner ard sold
az low as the lowest, t..
eIaborStS to- be found In any FIRST GLASS
FURNITURE HOUSE In the country. ,r
We are determined TO reduce our Immense
stock before the season Is over, and will sell at
prices that shall defy competition.
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.UfN,I DERT Ak ING

We shall keep q stock Of the IateSt improved
Full Glass Metallic Caskets, Cases AndTW0ot
Cofins. The best Hearse8, HAckA and BuRgigS
furnished 70 Funerals on tho most reasonable
terms, Night calls, and orders BY telegraph Will
receive prompt attention. fl'ut NiiIAtal !. i-.g'.
juni7.d&w n. b. FRIEND 4 SON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

sAE himi bat spsak ofthis merely o. rn-
eeuTass lore ihyentioa. Tie Csm1lti e
gave aim a blue ribbon,
Ire elH,ins, let ne say a work of the
tasty display MessTs. J, 8. Aiisens S,g,
80. -3i ieAaupilouias street, saHtriygl 90
make ia department y. With such harl and
practical looking articles as cabinet l.cks,
nsshsnles tools, horse shoe nails; f.es
hinges, t0l,s, screws, slc, lhsy carried or
medals or other premiums tor nearly enc
OF these classes of harlsaTs
Mrssrs, SiTsr & Owen, one n onr u lest
sni largest hIms in agricultural imple-
meats, made their FIRST exhibition Il the
Fair This year. anl their ample success
Justified The essay, They exhibited hermWs,
eullirators, sugar cane tsTaTegs, picket
headiag7, riding hOrse rahes grain 'frssh-
ine machine, rtapers and mowers, one horse
pillow, hay and straw cutters, combined
co lon chopper and scraper, cotton seed
hulleT, etc, A pu,VtTiIlng harrow, a new
thing, Is certain 10 take the place of all
e,hrgs, A Valklhg euiliVaior Ny +. II,
Jones s Co, of Nashville, Is an improye-
meRt on the Stafford, A cane seraper is
the invention Of Messrs. iriBsler s rrist,
Ascension, Las picket heading Of ". /.
Glasgow s Co. Nashylllci a eollor ehcrFer
rhl serap,s combined, Of 4. j, Gong, C,.n-
ton Ia, The new cotton gin, by Du Dolls
X Co., Denopolis, Ala. took premium. IL
claims 10 gin faster than any other. Shaws
cotton seed huller is hishly spoken oE The
utlsy cotton press, made at Atlanta, Ga.
dli not arrive In time 10 compete. II can
by use Of a new aud simple power, with
case press 600 pound bale OF cotton in
eight minuies,-only two men working.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25


LANDSCAPE UNDER THE SEA-
Mr.. Green, the famous diver, tells
singular stories of his adventures
when making search in tho deep
waters Of tho ocean. He cthus skctcl',
cs what he saw at the Silver Bank"
near lIayti. The bank of coral on
which my diviu.s were mudo ii
about forty miles Pm length. On
this bank is presented to the diver
one of the most beautiful and sub
lime scenes the eyes ever bcheld.
The water varies from ten to one
hundred feet in depth, and is So
clear that the diver can see from
two to three hundred feet when stb-
merged, with but little obstfutticr
to the sight. The bottom Of tho
ocean, in many places, is as smooth
as marble floor; in others it is
studded with coral columns frcii
ten to eighty feet in diameter. The
tops Of those moro lofty support a
myriad of pyramidical pendants
each forming Il myriad moro, Civ
irg reality 70 the imaginary abode
Of some water-nynAph. In other
places the pendants form arch after
arch, and as the diver stands on the
bottom or the ocean, and gaSes
through the deep, winding avenues,
he finds that they fill him with as
sacred an awe as If he was in
some old cathedral which had
long been buried beneath old
oceans waves. Here and there the,
coral extends even to the surface OF
the water, as if the loftier columns
were towers belonging those state
ly temples that are i!ow iii riiins.
/ There are countless varieties of di-
minutive trees, slircbs and plants
in every crcvice Of the corals, al,
being Of a faint hue, owing to the
pale light they receive, although 0.
every shade, and entirely diifcren.
from plants that / am familiar witt,
that vegetaie upon dry land. One
in particular attracted my atten
ton; il resemclc9 a sea fan of i'm.
rscnsC size, Of varicgatcd colors, and
OF the most brilliant hue.
Young Folks News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
t.eneraI Itohert D. 90.

On Saturday afternoon 4 was gu-
mOred through the city that Ceger-
al Lee wauli reach Portsmouth by
tho Seaboari train, at halfpast !
o'clock in tho evening, Such rn
announcement as might De cspc /,
cl, stirred the blood u all who hal
followed him in his g'oriogS career,
aud long before : o'clock lhe space
around the depot In Portsmouth
was hl.ol by nn immense crowd,
composed, not only ofthnse who had
worn tho gray, or who svmpalhiscd
with Us In tho struggle, but of thuso
who were opposed, in the field or
elsewhere, 10 a separation of tho
South from tho United States. Tho
Portsmouth boys had borrowed tho
gun, "BriclS Pomerory," belonging
To the llopo Fire Company, mud 20
the train reached tho depot, ana il
was nsccrtaincl that the general
was aboard, they fired salute to
welcome tho hero. The General, nc.
companicd by his daughter. was
INC, at The depot by Colonel Walter
II. Taylor HE Former Adlutant
General, and was by Him conducted
through the dense throng 10 tho
ferry boat, The air, during his pas
sage through tho asscmblagc, was
vocal with shouts of welcome TO tho
old chiei(ain. 1t may also bc ~.
marked that tliosc shouts were not
of the measured hip .hip.hurrah kind
now in vogue, but were tho
genuine old fashioned, Confederate
ycllS, which quickencd the pulses
al all the battles in this State from
Big Bethel TO Apomattox Court
horsc, and which doubtless awaken
cd q host of memories in the breast
of him in whose honor they were
uttered. On board the f1rry boat
the cabin in which tho General was
seated was bcsicgcd Ivy n crowd ca
ger to catch glimpse of the hero,
but the door was faithfully guarded,
and as far rs possible he was re-
licvcd from, tho, incorvctiicnce Of
being euveloped in q multitude
whose only wish was to do him
honor. AS soon rs the boat started
several Roman candles signaled the
United that tho General was on
board, and in few minutes thoir
cannon pealcd forth Il warlke wei
come which was kept up until the
arrival Of the boat on this side.
Here another immense concourso
was assembled, and the General and
and his escort wero again greeted
with another succession of the IA
miIiar yells Of the battlefield, which
continued until they had reached ~
hack and were whirled rapidly
away.
The General is the guest Of Col;
Walter II. Taylor, and will probab-
lY remain in the city day or two.
We have net had dn opportunity of
taking a good look at our beloved
leader, bat in the glimpse we had,
we could see littlo change since wo
last saw him on the field of Apomat-
toX. The form is still croct, and the
eagle eye undimmcd although per-
chance the hair is trife whiter
now than then, and his cheeks Il
little thinner perhaps tho result of
his recent sickness. His presence
is still Us noble and commanding as
over, and would win respect and ad-
miration oven where his name has
never been heard, if such n place
exists Norfolk Vitglnian.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
IriIing Hard Against iiie
stream.

In the world I've gained my kuoWleise'
And Tor IL I've had 10 payi
Though I've never been 90 college
NUi I've heard that P0s's sag,
"liis l. like a mishiy river
Rolling on from day "a dayi
Men are vessels launched upon u,
On times wrecked aud cast away
SO then, DO your best for one another
Making life u pleasant dfeami
Help a Weais, way worn brother
Falling harl against the stream.
Many brave, irus-hearied fellow,
May a noble minded man,
Finds himself in water shallow,
Then assist him, II sou can.
Some succeed al every turning,
Fortune fayors every sohemci
Others, though Ear more deserving,
Have TO pull against the stream
80, thea, do your best etc
II the wind Is In your favor
Aud You've weathered every sqnall,
Think Of ihose whose lGchless lebors
Never get fair wind atall
Working hard, conienled, willing,
Struggling through life's ocean wide,
Not friend aud not shilling,
Pu'lipg hard against the tide.
So, then, do your best, etc,
Don't give way TO foolish sorrow,
Let this keep you III good cheer
brighter days may come tomorrow,
II you Try and perserere.
Darkest nights will have morning,
Though the sky lie oyercasti
Longest lanes will have turning
And the tide will turn nj last.
So, then, do your best etc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

In some parts Of The country the
population is increasing at a rapid
rate. Morgan county, Indiana, Is
the champion baby factory. Two
married ladies in that county with
in tho past twenty-five months,
have given birth 10 fourteen chill
dren. In the matter Of the baby
crop, there has been no fiilure to
speak Of for a year OF two past.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Grandma. did yon know that
The United States has been in the
habit CT cntonragiBg and ackno~i
elging tories ?" what kind o
tories Territories "NOE
give me some peanuts or III eatcii
the mcasels anil make you pay for
them.7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

4 radical magistrate in Kansas,
being called on 10 marry q negro
man to a white girl, finished up the
lob by saying, ain the name Of our
beloved congress and the fifteenth
amendment, ] pronounce you bus
band and wife" What else could
he say?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
FRANK W. BALL, Sec'ry.

An orator, who had raised bis
audience TO a great height by his
lofty soaring, exclaimed: al will
now close in the beautiful and ex-
prcssivc language of the poet-l for
get his name-and-and-l have
forgotten what be said too. !"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Chandler, of Michigan, recently
congratulated Sumner on one Of his
"big" speeches, in the Senate, by
telling him it was q very fair speech
to como from n man who did not
know what he was talking about.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

A young man, about twenty, or
twenty one years of age, from Ala
bama, BY the name of Lancaster,
came TO Elizabethtown, Denton CO.,
about three weeks ago, as a hire-
land with q drove Of cattle from
Bell ccunty, Texas, was taken sick,
and having no money, his expenses
were paid by fhe good citizens of
that town. On Saturday, June the
IItb, he died, and was decently IN
terred.-TDeBton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

1t is estimated that over n hun
dred young ladies are at present
studying law in this country. Prob
ably they wilball become mothers
in-law one of these days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

A lady in Cincinnati not yet fifty
years of age, having happily buried
eight husbands, is about to try her
hand on the ninth. Life insurance
companies decline to take q risk on
his life.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
cConnell Plow,
TALUABLE
ILLPROPERTY

FOR SALB-
A STEAM FBOURING MILL I've run
N Of Freuch Burr Mil Stones: good
coDertte Dwelling. and about 100
acres of fns Land, y acres in cultivation
This properly Is situate sbout 81 miles
West Of The town q Dallas, and well loea-
ted for business, and cenTenient 70 IN in
e1hsustible supply Of Timber fnnd water
Any ere desiring 10 inFesi in N1sbinery
viii find u 20 his interest 10 purchase
Tsrms-part ensh-balanee On tine
For particulars sppiy 70 -
JOHN D. EERFo0T,
Dallas, TsIa..
TS -, Is7o-xsa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

A recent fire in Constahtinoplo,
resulted in the loss of 300 lives, =
900 buildings, and S25, 900, 900 worth
of property. English underwriters
lose heavily.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Tho Navy Department, it is an
nottnccd, has. decided not to raise
the wreck Of the Oneida, but to sell
it to q wrecking company.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
NV onLtAxs, May 1870.

The contents Of Department r, i1ndsr fbe
superinfeDdcncs Of Mr.. CIV. Dunbar, were
Southern products the raw and manufae-
fured naferial ard cotton, sugar, syrup,
1nolasses: leaf and Manufactured tobaceos,
segsrs, provisions hemp, rope and t6ine !;
oils vool, moss, hides. fallow End Ea1 I;
leather, salt, sosp. candles, etc
Tie cotton factors, planters took more
iniercsi u dis fbnl II previous fairs.
There Tete fhiriT-ire bales q cotion er-
hibiied. eomncn shsrt staple, comno1
lonf sfapie, bottom lard, upland, Pselsr,
Dunbnr srira ions stapis faised in Adams
eouuty, BIiss, 15cs NJ " C. EegiestOn n
YaIlabusba county. Miss iosk HDiTlo-
Ma Peslsr planisiiun- Mss SO; Mr.
z. Esriy, sicily osantF, lem 500
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

1t is thought that the bill forbid
ding scrviIe labor contracts will
pass Congress as party measure,
which will invalidate Koopmans-
chaps
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25
odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE,

FI'HE following resolutions were adopted at The
rcguar meeting Of the Dallas Lodge, No. "a,
I. ~. u, r., May -, 1870:
n .ni,si |. The Lodge alono hold tho right TO
property IN the tcn'ct,iy.
2. The right of burial In our grounds " not nc-
quTod 10y tho purchase Of lot Lut 10y virtue being
in good standing In the Lodge Vt the time OF demise.
2. None but members IN good standing In some
rrgullr Lodge aud their immediate families shall be
iptrrrcd On onr Cemetery.
I. The Immediate family OF q nrmbor consists Of
his wic, widow and minor children and none
others.
=. Tho right censNs when member is suspended,
expelled or withdraw permanently from the order.
q. The mombcrs of The immediate family of an
ancient or expelled odd Fellow which were inferred
white he was In good sanding in the order, shall bo
permitted TO remain Imdistmbod, but ho shall be
dchnrrci from any further i1terments.
Bro. L. W. Hunt is appointed to takp charge of
the Cemetery, and sec that this rcGolrtibh is on.
forced.
By order Of the ledge:
J. WAGNER, n. C.
Attest; Il. C. CANpnELL, Secretary.
nuilas, Jurc 1, 1870 -37;tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

There were 10000 Masons in line
at the Masonic celebration in Phila-
delphia, June Sth. 1t was the finest
Masonic display ever beheld in
America.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

The Republican Senator who
votes for the Militia Bill in its pres
ent form indentifes himself with
usurpations, despotisms, mobbocra-
cy, strife and bloodshed, as results
of the measure, and damns himself
for all time to como with the Peo-
ple.-[ Austin Gazette.
A Southern Woman's Bureau,
having for its object the assistance
of fricndless females from the South,
has been formed in New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

An Eastern editor notifies cJhes
pcnlcnis that IL uc si0uld dssir.
stupid articles VIC CO. r-riic then.
ourselr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

The eyelash Of a pretty girl IS
the only lash that man does not OBJ
jcct 10 hare laid on bis sh0tl3ersg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

John II. Anthon has been elected
Grand Master Of tho Grand Lodge
Of Masous in the State Of New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

The Republican Senator who
votes against the militia bill effec-
tually reads himself out of the party,
and damns himself for all time TO
come with his people.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Should old scquaintance be for.
got2-NOt il they have money
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Tie city e san Fra1cisco has "
TED s1.o6a 900 - The Southern p
,ife Da7r1af.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-25

Cholera is ravaging the different
ports in India, particularly al Aa-
dras.
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VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

TI'IIE countenance is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional hushes, or cir
tumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilatc; an
azure senicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humning or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; fecting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; .yiolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequcntly tinged with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convul-
sive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms arc
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MEETS on every Wednesday night Vt the Odd
vi Fellows Rail. J. WAGNER, n. q.
Attest. II. q. CANPnElL, Secretary.
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NfEETs on the evening of nrst Friday Of each
vi month, at the Odd Fellows Hail.
j., BALLARD, C,P.
Attest; J. WAGNER, Scribe.