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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-08-11

uis CiuO iu ineA1clng anu furious
manner. "1'll Smith yc-clcar out
Make trac Ks, or III smash your out.
sides in !"
The alarmed SnubLs retrca,ed
then passed the house on u double
quick. Sccing no was not followed he
resumed his walk, thoroughly aston.
ished .coDiounded at such extraordinary
treatment.
After walking onward few hundred
yards he came TO four corners. aud
not knowing which course TO tsAc, he
sat down in recess of o Virginia rail
fence to ponder on his situation.
The cross-road in front OF him forms
the top of Small abrupt hill In n
short time n meugre.looling youth, bu,
of mau's height, ascended the hill
without observing our hero, until di,
roctly opposite TO him. Snubbs sud.
denly arose, and waving his cane,
approached the youth rapidly, cx-
claiming
Where does Squire Smith live ?"
The terrified youth, with outstrctched
arms, sprang some two or three feet
into the air, and yelled, "I.ord have
mercy on me - He then dartod to
the opposite side Of the road, Jumped
the fence at bound, and neither stumps
nor bitches were any obstacle to the
continued progress Of his long legs.
The ieclinge of Snubbs at this particu.
time it would DO impossible to describe.
lie was about rctracing his steps, but
seeing q small one.story school house
u short distance of, tho idea occurred
to him that children might give him
the desired information. As he reached
the school-house, the children, who had
just been dismissed, speedily scattered
IN various directions, except few OF
the larger and more courageous boys,
who, filling their pockets with stones,
ascendcd the school-house by means OF
u ladder which they drew up.
Boys, where does Squire Smith
live p was answered by shower OF
stones, hootings and yciiings. Snubbs
now beat Il haoty retreat in the dIrcc.
tion of the inn.
On reaching about three fourtbs OF
tho distance he heard shouting and
hallooing behind him. Looking back,
he observed. ton or fifteen men armed
With various wcapJns-yuns, axes,
spades, pi,chsorks aud ropcs-runniug
towards him, aud gesticalating vio-
lcntly. Snubbs OWNED their object ;
his life was in danger. IL, was hori-
fed. A cold sweat started from his
forehead. lie started on run. On
came his pursuers with loud hoo,ings,
aud ut the top Of his speed went the
terror-Stri:kcn Suubbs. lie reached
the inn, api had just enscouccd himself
behind tho bar, begging and pleading
the landlords protection, when the
crowd entered, shouting seize him."
"What does this mean? What $ the
matter ~ exclaimed tho landlord at
tho top of his voice.
at means nothing--onIy | would
like to ask that chap said greenhorn,
who stood upon tabls in the ROOM
what be thinks Of Yankee tricks about
this time p
A roar Of laughter followed.
The boy then briefly Informed the
crowd Of the opprobrious term which
Snubbs had applied to him; and
Snubbs' invitation to have . YauLoe
trick played upon him.
Snubbs, highly delighted with the
prospect Of whole skin, expressed
himself satisfied, aud ordered drinks
for all hands.
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How Soon WE FoRGET.-A leaf
tor1 from the tree by a rude gale, and
borno away 10 solAs desert spot to
perish. Who misses it from its fel-
lowsy Who is sad that it is gene p
Thus il 10 with human life.
There are dear friends. perhaps, who
arc stricken with grief when loved
one is taken, and FOR many days the
grave is wa,ered with tears aud IN.
guish. But by and by the crystal founi
Is drawn dry, the last drop ooxes out
the stern gate Of forgettalaess folds
hack upon the exhausted springs, and
Time, the pleased healer OF sorrow,
,r>lh a ossax tha nloaad an N lohra nth
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A FARMER living near Ekhart,
Michigan, refused for seven years to
sell his wool because ho could not get
the prico he demanded His .tock
therefore increased, until the other
day ho concluded to come down and
brought 10 town over Eve thousand
pounds Of wool, contracting IL from
thirty.iive TO thirty-eigbt cepss peg
pound. For . large portion Of thj&
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
TfLEGRAPRlC NEWS,

IAaasisisi rns. p.ffsifhf'
posrorfirF Nav OaITANs
September 81 ls5n
EpiroE I'IrA,rNt -lioWpiih ]
haui vou cops II . Telegram from
ihc Department
WASHINGTON, sept ~
FsCN Iasrl F.-iu.asa, AFs ''EiuaaF
srnd only letter mail Ia liall'N'lle
IN ,ase Morgan refuses "a carry =
Arrangements are made 10 have Il
fhrware,l rom lIalisSilis,
[Signrd GlLts \, sNiih'
Second Asst L, NJ 10,
Mails, in aru0,Nlaneo with the
ahnve. will be made DIP ,rl-week.y
tuesdays, Thursdsysa and Saturdays,
rlusingalIP,M, Respectfully,
a.. W. LONELI. i, NJ,
NEw YoRK, Sept 4s,-lli5 a, N,
The lIerliania is at sea pursued Icy
a fast French cruiser, The steam,
,hlp was seen BIZ an inward bound
shin. under tremendous head al
steam, aud the French vessel IN mll
pursuit Another French war YES
sci, tho RouveI, is oil this .iarbor'
Nine vessels are qnaraAlhed ~
this port ON account Of alleged yell
low fever, Among them the steam
ers Rapidan aud Western World
from New Orleans, BUCK
NEw YoRK. 2s,-Tho Farragni
obscauirs will be the most imposing
since those of Lincoln, They vii
be- conducted according To STRIFE
naval etiquette, The remains vii
bo borne from the landing on Cana
street TO Harlem depot on ih'
shoulders of sailors who iormerl,
served under the Admiral.
Bosros, Sept, 2s.-Seamer Guer
rierc, with Rear Admiral Farragut'
remains, ashore on Great Point
! Assistance was forwarded from hos
ton. Farragut's remains arc land
cd and 90 forward by boat iron
Fall River.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. 2a,-The Ro
man Junta declines TO accept restric
ton on the press. Will resign un
less the basis of the plebiscite Il
changed, ~ il does not assure th'
spiritual power OF tho Pope. TIL,
capture OF Montmcdy is semi-oficial
reported. Col. Dand, Army Pay
master, died yesterday at San Fran
cisco. The State Department ha
the following:
HAvASxA, Lcpt. 29.-Emancipa
ton proclamation issued yesterday
lis provisions arc similar TO tn
plan of law already published.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
AN ACT

REGULATING THE RIGHT TO KEEP AMI
BEAR ARMs.
syer,oN |. &c il enacted by the Legis-
islature uf the State Of Texas, That IL
any church. or religious assembly. any
school room or other place where persons
are assembled for educa tiohsl. literary OF
scieniifc purposes, or into ballroom, So
cinl party or other eocial gaiheribs eom-
,iosed of ladies ana sehtleme.i, or 10 any
election where any portion OF the people
Of this State aie collected 10 vote ut any
election, or 10 any other place where peo-
,,le NAV be assembled TO muster or to per-
Tor any other public duty, or any other
public assembly, and shall have about his
prrson Bowie knife, dirk or buicher-k knife
or firearms, whether known as six
shooter, gun or pistol Of any kind, such
person so offending shall be deemed guilty
Of n misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof shall be fined in n sum not less
fftv or more than Eve hundred dollars, at
the discretion Of the court or jury trying
the same; provided, that nothing contained
in this section shall apply to locations
subject 10 Indian depredations; and pro-
vided. further, that this act shall not ap-
lTly 10 any person or persons whose duty u
is 10 bear arms on such occasions in dis
charge Of duties imposed by law.
SEc- 2. That this act shall take effect
aud be in force in sixty days from thu
paesage thereof.
Approved August IL, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
Stick 10 Your bush.

Mr.. Morgan was rich ana Also good
man. The people Of the town seldom I'M
I.rtook anything without his advice. liza
schoo lhousc had to be built, the plan had
TO be talked over with him; widow p
asked him what she should plant in her
field; farmsr s. always got his al,
vice in buying cattle, and Mrs. tt
consulted him about bringing up her boys.
When asked how he was successful, Mr..
Morgan said:
IL will tell you how il was. One day
when | was quito II lad, n party OF boys
aud girls were going TO pasture for
whortleberrics. | wanted TO go with them,
hut was fearful my father would not let
me. When | told him what was going on,
he at once gave Inc permission TO go with
them. / could hardly contain myself for
ioy. and rushed into the kitchen and asked
nv mother for luncheon. l had the bas-
kct on my arm and was just going ont OIL
the cnte when my father called me back
lie took me by the hand and said in q very
gentle voice;
"Joseph, what Ore you going forf to
! pick berries or to play?
"To pick berries replied.
"Then, Joseph, want to tell you one
thing. 1t is this: When you find good
bush, do not leave it TO find better one
The other boys and girls will run about
picking little here and there, wasting n
great deal of time and not getting many
berries. If you do as they do, you will
come here with an empty basket. If you
want berries, stick to your bush.
went with the party and we had cap
ital time. But it was as my father said
No sooner IN one found good bush than
he called all the rest and they all left theii
several places and ran off TO the new
found treasure. Not content more than
minute or two in one place, they rambled
over the whole pasture, got very tired, and
ut night had but few berries. My father {
words kept ringing in my ears, and stuck
TO nv bush. When had done with one
had another. When night came had a
basketful of nice berries, more than all The
rest put together, and was not half so tired
rs they we're. | went home happy. But
when ! entered, I found my father had
been taken very i'll. lie looked at my
basketful of ripe berries, and said
"Well done, Joseph, was it not just as
told you; always stick to your bush !"
lie died in few days after, and | had
TO make my way In the world as best
could. But my fathers words sunk deer
into my mind, and | never forgot the ex.
pcrience of tho whortleberry party
stuck to my bush. When | had fail
place and was doing tolcrably well, did
mot leave it and spend weeks and months
in finding one little better. When other
Young men said come with us and we will
make fortune in few weeks, shook my
head and stuck to my bush.
Presently my employers offered to take
me into business with them. ! stayed will
the old house until the principals died, and
then I had everything I wanted. Tht
habit Of sticking to my business led people
to trust me, and gave me q character.
owe oil have and am 10 the motto:
uSrIcK TO Your Busu."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
tnent, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08


The DALLAS HERALD has enter
ed upon its eighteenth volume. We
have been acquainted with the his
tory of the HERALD from its first
establishment at Dallas by Latimer
& Wallace, and have always found
it breathing that same spirit which
flows from a concientious convic
.,ion of right and justice. and which
always rises triumphant over fraud
and corruption; though for a time
the light Of truth may appear to be
entirely extinguished. It's manly
vindicstion Of the right has number
ed it among the first journals Of
prominence and ability in the State.
TPsris Press
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

benson RAT.-When last heard
from was in North Texas, and wa
sick; his sister, Tabitha White
wants TO know of his whereabouts
she is in destitute circumstances
Send letter TO Tabitha White, Den
ton, Denton county, Texas. Elk
changes please copy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
1lAILRoADINd.-Tlie Corsicana

1,AILRoADINd.-Tle Corsicana
Observer says;
The engineers of the Central rail
road have surveyed the road &c
Loves bridge on Richland Creek
There is natural route for it to
that point from Tohuacana Hills
which any experienced traveller can
discover with his naked eye as he
rides along; and from this bridge
to Corsicana is valley that will
compel the road TO come within hall
a mile of this town; as it can be
built in this valley for onc-half what
it will cost to miss Corsicana in or.
der to run further cast.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
REFORMATION wASrED.-Informa-

INFORMATION WASrED.-Informa-
ton is wanted of the whereabouts
of. p. Dickinson, a resident of Tex
as. His nephew, a mute from Flori-
da is in Marshall and is very anx-
ious to discover where his uncle re-
sides, Any information will be
thankfully received and Texas pa
pers are requested to give this no
tice publication. Address,
J. P. Dickinson,
Marshall, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il thick
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
PLANTATION ETTERS

This wOnderfl vege-
table restOrativ is the
sheet-anchOr Of te feeble
and debilitated As a
tonic and cOrdil for the
aged and langul it has
no equal a1nongtolnach-
les. As a rel edy for
the nervous weakness to
which women a Q espec-
tally subjec, it is
superseding evc " other
s timulant. In all
climates, trOpiI, tenn
perate or frigi, it acts
as a specific | every
species Of disordr which
undermines TIL bodily
strength and bricks down
the animal SHIFTS.
Wherever it J intro
duced it bee mes a
standard artiCle.-a me-
dicinal staple. 1t ) to-day
the best and purst tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the ivilized
worldwide sure md get
the genuine. Sol by all
Druggists, GrOcrs and
Country Stores.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
NO NIGHT IRA VEL.

Tho above rates are specie; currency taken at il
value.
This line connects at Hallville with the Southern
Pacific Railroad to Shreveport, and also by way OF
Marshall. with Stages for Jefferson, Washington,
(Aak.) &c.
Persons visiting Eastern Texas, Louisiana, or any
Of the States East Of tn Mississippi river, should by
all means take this route IL 10 the cheapest, most OK
peditious, and pieassntest route In the State.
WV. BRADFIELD co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

Associate yourself with men Of
good quality, If You esteem your
own reputation; for il Is better to be
alone Than in bad company
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08

The editor Of the Harrison Flag
has been shown three stocks Of corn
one having SIX, one seven, and one
sins ears, the result Of manuring.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
Doty's Washing Machine.

Improved with RowELLs PATrSr DorBLE Coo.
WHEELS, and the PATENT STor, arc now inquest lion
ably far superior TO any apparatus for washing
clothes invented and will save their cost twice
a yenr, by saving labor and clothes.
Southern people who have used them testify a.
follows:
They save three fonrths OF tho labor and cost md
pay for themselves both In money and cont"ntmrut
Let every Young lady learn to Use them, and every
married one keep them in her house, New Orlean'
Picayune.
can excellent Washing Machine. We have tried
It, The Clothes WrinEer is very Superior. good
hand will wash n large number Of pieces in \ few
hours"-- Raleigh IN. O. Episcopal Methodist.
''After over two years experience with Doty WI
are assured that 1t is the greatest help and econo
mizer Of time. labor and money We have yot had in
troduced into our household"
WILLIAMSON SMITH, Now Orleans.
~ have had Doty Washer In my family for som,
time 1t gives entire satisfaction, aud take pleas
ure In commencing it to the head Of every house
| hold" II. Towers, Jefferson, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
GROVER & B,KER'S
FIRST PREM1 NJ
Ell TIC ST TCH
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,
495 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
AND
1872 CANAL ST., NEW RLEANS.
POINTS OF HxcELENcE.

Beauty and Elasticity Of Sdch.
Perfection and simplicity oMachinery.
Using both threads direct from the
spools.
No fastening Of seams by and and no
waste Of thread.
widersnse Of application " bout change
Of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and frmness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of vrk done by
other Sewing Machines, tbes Machines
execute the most beautiful sntpermanent
Embroidery and ornamental vrk.
nT The Highest Premium at all the
Pairs and Exhibitions of he United
States and Europe, have beez award
ed the Grover and Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, and the work done " them,
wherever exhibited In compeion-
~ The very highest prte. THE
CROSS OF TIE LEGION q HON
OR. was conferred on the reresneta-
dive Of Grover q Baker Sewing
Machines, at the Exposition Univer-
selle. Paris 1857, thus sttsstirg the.T
great superiority over al othe Sew
ing Machines.
-ar,u--rrsfe< r-r-thl.s, espsrs.-
ina urt-r Tiefs, ~rffk s.n fler 81 beth ms
Gr.~rr q Bsker efffch and he ennrrl'
ss. ss - fss.s- fer ..,, T
eavess,r, Ttrns.
Arriis ls7O-2aly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
PRICES-A Fair Offer.

Iftho Merchants in your place will not furnish,
or seEd for the Machinea, send MS the retail price,
Washer SIS, Extra Wringcr $40, md We will for.
ward either or both machines, free Of freight, to
places where no one is selling; and so sure are we
they will be liked, that we agree to refund the mon
ey IL any one wishes TO return the machines free oil
freight, after months trial. according to direc'
tons. .
No husband; father or brother should PERMIT the
drudgery Of washing with the hand,, my days
In the year when 1t eau be done better, more eSpe
ditiously, with less labor and injury to the gar
ments, by a Doty Clothes Washer, and Universal
Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts are made Il. s. BROWNING,
General Agent.
20 CoIttiandt Street, Few York.
August 20, 1s70-49tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
South Pacific Railroad
COMPANY.

CHUKTEST and quickest Time 70 INC
y North and East-S20 per car cheaper
to St. Louis for cattle-20 hours quicker
than by any other route. Passenger fare
81 SO less than via Baxter. The South
Pacific and Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
is now open to Peirce City, 29l miles
Southwest Of st. Louis, and 10 the shortest,
cheapest and quickest route for all points
North and East.
Stock Express Trains run daily making
the trip from Peirce City TO ST. Louis in
"a hours-20 hours less time than by any
other route. wM. II. PATRIARCH.
Superintendent.
August q, 1s70-50tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02

- ~ w - W. y AA " u -
CAROLINA RANDTRUNES
FREIGHT LINE!
Comprising the following Great Freight
Routes
The Powhatan Steamboat Company's
Freight Line of Steamers,
The Petersburg and Weldon,
Raleigh and CASTOR,
North Carolina,
Western North Carolina,
Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and North Carolina,
Wilmington and Manchester.
Charlotte aud South Carolina Railways,
and their connections.
ALMOST EXPRESS IN TINE
RATES VERY LOW.
sHls new trunk line forms Great Freiph,
Route between Baltimore and Weldon.
Warrenton, Raleigh.
Hlllsboro. Lexington,
Salisbury. Morgsnton.
Charlotte, Lincolnton,
Goldsboro' Newbern,
Beaufort, Wilmington.
Chestersille. Wipnsboro,
Columbia, GreenyilIr,
Sumterville, Manchester,
Cheraw,
And allInlermedisie Points on and near these
great Railways and their connections.
The Powhaian Steamers connec, ii Peters.
burg with Petersburg Railway for ali points IN he
Carolinas. $500 -
Cars are run alongside or Steamers wharf
at tgoods transferred with careful handling. Cars
ne run Through without breaking Bulk be, ween
Petersburg and Raleigh, Charlotte, Goldsboro,'
Wilmington, g.. &c.
TINS Inland Line possesses many Advantage
aver Sea Route. The Wharf Of Powhaisn
steamers being situated in the very Centre Of the
ufest shipping District Of Baltimore, renders il
convenient TO Shippers, and drayage is very small:
Treat attention paid 70 Consignmenis of Cot.
ton' Com, Wheat, Rosin.5 dc, &c. al Pro-
uuee Forwarded al the Lowest possible Rates.
" 10 Insure transportation over this Inland
Fast Line, mark all goods whether N o,ahward or
southwark bound, /" Via Petersburg
90 Freight landed 10 Baltimore day following
delivery to the Steamers.
Through receipts are gicen and Fla
ed Rate per l00Bs. Guoran-
teed Both Wcys.
y Rates in every case as low IL not lower
man any other Route, 70 and from Baltimore, Phi.
ladelPhis and New York
N. B-Whh regard 10 the last named mint,
Freight is forwarded TO and from Petersburg ~
Philadelphia and Nes York Steamers.
For Rates and al further Information. apuly In
any Agent on The Line, o. al the
Ottice OF the Powhatan Steambaat Co.
No. 90 Light St. Warf, Bait,
n. b. PEGRAM,
superintendent Petersburg Railroad.
A. b. ANDREWS,
Sup't. Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.
ALBERT J0Ii NSUN.
Superintendent North Caa.roni n r..
q. BOUkNIGHr.
Sup't Charlotte & South Caroline n. r.
]. BRANDT, D..
President Powhatan Steamboat Co.
). l.. FREMONT.
Supi Wilmington aud Weldon n. n.
ID. v. JORDAN,
Ac. Mast Trans. Atlantic & N.C.R. r.
wM. M'RAE,
Snp't Wilmington & Manchester n. n.
IOglau ruaNra a. 80. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02

t# POEEECAI.
S~~~~~~~>~~~s~~e~~~~.--~I
From the Wauerty Magazine.
Three Weeks after Marriage.
] don't care three and sixpence now,
For anything in life, - t as
My days offtm are DER, VOW,
I'm married to wife.
I'm married to a wife, my boys,
And that BY Joye! Il no Joke:
~ I've eat the white of this worlds egg,
And now I've got the yolk. We
I'm sick Of sending marriage cake,
And eating marriage dinners,
And ali the fuss that people make
Der newly wed beginners.
Z care not now for white champagne
| never cared for red:
Blue coats are al blue bores TO me, #4
And Limerick gloves or kids.
oh! when was a bachelor
/ always had some plan,
To win myself loving wife
And be married man,
And now that am 80 at last,
My plans are nj an end:
scarcely know one thing to do
My time cannot spend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-03-02
DENTAL NOTICE.

DB. do a. MCPHERSON
WOULD respectfully return bis thanks 10
The citizens Of Orange county Cor their III
raj patronage for The last 10 years. i.
He Gao always be found al his Office opposite
~. Z. Stfudwicks; except when professionally
absent. lie will visit Chapel Hill the let and
3fd Mondays IN every manlh, and Gfecasbofoueb
the 9th week IN each month.
February IL.