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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

EGy"Tom. Floyd is beginn'ng to receive
his new stock of Drugs and Medicines
lie will soon have full supply of every
thing in his line, together with some choice
liquors for medicinal purposes. By the
way, Tom. is fitting up a prescription de-
pertinent in his store, and that experienced
Chemist, Frank Sayre will always be on
hand to attend to any calls in that line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

NEW POSTAGE STAMPs.-Assist-
ant Postmaster-General Terrell has
received specimens of new postage
stamps. They are far superior to
those now in use, and printed IN q
more appropriate manner and color.
They win probably be ready Tor
sale by the 1st of April.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

FrRE.-Thc cotton factory, located
at this place, was totally destroyed
by fire on yesterday. Cause, not
definitely ascertaincl. This is q
great loss, not only to the owners,
but to the town ITSELF When VIII
Tyler besupplied with a fire enSine'
We have not space for a more OK,
tended notice this week, and viii
give details in our next issue.
. Tyler Index, March 10.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

gly-Tom Walker didn't stay out of bust
ness very long. He has bought an interest
in the Drug and grocery house of Cochran
Bros, aud the new firm have purchased the
corner lot opposite the Crutchfeld House,
and are already building two story con-
crete building upon it, 25 by GO feet. When
finished il will be an ornament to the town.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

tGrour Adams Job Press has been re-
paired aud pa, in hne order by that excel
leai maeAiAisi, Mr., Samuel crossley, and
We can new supply the demand for all de-
ssrip,iOns Of legal aud commercial prin,'
Ing, inelullng plain aud fancy cards.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26
May 10Th 1860

May 10th, lsba
At meeting OF the Board of Al
dermbn there were presents Ben
Long, Mayor; John Loupot, O. IL
Miller aud Edwin Taylor, Aldermen
The minutes Of last meeting were
read and adopted,
On motion, tho works of Nuss'
BANNER filling up ponds by Chris
tian Church aud West of Capt. Re
cords dwelling were received by
the Board of Aldermen. and the
Mayor was authorized TO order pay
mcnt of the same, On motion, the
work of Edwin Taylor filling up
ponds an Market street was received
by the Board of Aldermen and pay
ment ordered.
John +. Barber having rendered
his resignation rs Marshal of the
Town OF Dallas, il is hereby accept
ed. .s 40
On motion T. Burncs is hereby
appointed Marshal of the Town OF
Dallas.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
BEN LONG, Mayor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

GG~A gentleman ordered us to send tho
HERALD to Mrs. Mary L. Madjux for six
rionths, paying us the money therefor. BY
some mishap the P. o. TO which the paper
was to be sent was not entered on the book.
VIII he please let us know the Office ?
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Inly oIst 1Sf

July 2lst, 1869.
Al q meeting Of tho Board Of AL
dcrmen there were present: Bon
Long, Mayor; John Loupot, Q. H.
Miller, Edwin Taylor and j. Z. Nc
Knight, Aldermen.
The minutes read and approved
Il. Burns having offered his resis,.
nation rs Marshal of tho Town OF
Dallas, it is hereby accepted by the
Board.
On motion, John G. Thomas is
hereby appointed Marshal of the
Town Of Dallas.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
BEN LONG, Mayor.
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Rlror. af Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years ffom Nervous
| Debility, Premature Decay, aud all tho rhrs's "l
Youthful indiscTeilon, will for the sake OF snhrfAs
humanity, send free 60 all who need u, the receipt
| aud directions for making the simple remedy bS
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 prohl by
tho advertisers experience do 80 by siire.sins'
In poriso, confidence, JOHN w. oupEN'
No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
June ~, lsG9-39:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

The Hartford Times declares that vher
Senator Sumner comPlinsnted Mrs Sena-
tor Rsvels upon the good fortune o. hsr
husband, that dslighfsd lady replied T;
sTank you sarl dough De Lord shiiek you
vid White skin, lie gib you heart IS
Hack as anFi'odgsi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

s.Sn Persons wishing to purchase Jacks,
will do we'll to notice the advertisement of
Geo. S. Wade in to-day's paper. lie will
sell two fine young animals at auction in
this city ON Monday the 4th of April next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

IS-A good steady rain fell for several
hours during the night of Thursday, and
yesterday 1t was cloudy, misty and rainy
ut intervals. Rain Is very much needed
hereabouis. That of Thursday night, help
ed the gardens, but II will take much more
to give the farmers as much as they need
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

AGENTS WAITED evgrTshsre 20 81
sf- AvFgTCAN KNITTING MACHINE, The cHis
,rs-fi-al Family Kuiftlss Nachine eTgr insef-'ed
pfire IS Vii knit 2uitn sfuches neI n!la...t-
sI-res- sfFnICaE ESlTTsSG HACBINE CO .
E...tor Hass- ~ 81 Ls-iisi 1io.
u-1-h =. I-7g--7i51
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

josh Billings says: 'sThe mewl Is
a larger bard than the gnss or tar
kew. 1t has two legs to walk with,
ard two more to kick with, and II
wears its wings on the side Of its
head"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

r@-we saw some new Spring goods be-
fng opened at Prather \ Murphy's yester-
day. The ladies of course will govern
themselves accordingly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26
FINE SEWING.

FkNik UNDERSIGNED respectfully an
A naEHcfs shat Sue hss returned 90 and
IermanrEily lorsud in Dallas, a. abe house
neat door Sou.h IT Il, y, r0ughauouT 5
wsilFnss, EArre she uul hsT daughter
Mrs, failit Powers, arr prepared % cas-
aui make an dresses ia any desired style,
and 10 "a IN mauRsE II plain and ialcy
sewing Patronage Sf tie Ladies' esyrei-
ally solicited, Charges reasonable, anl
NJ Iains sfared 10 neller Satisfaction,
MRS, u, BINGHAM,
pi,lss January -, isiu-.nif
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e,ushias .i,h IN. a.sa.ius..

Bar Jossph c, MscoaRsll, Of this city
wishes TO employ in his establishment two
or three good blaeksniIhs, See advertise
msnt in another column,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

cS~Dr. J. W. Haynes has just received
q large invoice Of fresh Drugs, to which
he invites the attention Of the public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

n3-Powder, shot, fuse, copper cartridges
oil sizes fer Spencer and Henry rifles and
for pistols at the book store Waco.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

Bz"All who want agricultural imple-
meuts should read the advertisement Of
Henry Scherflius, of Houston, in to-day
paper.
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Dallas aierald.
now IfEMs iSD niPPESlsGs,
-a~a--o.--ao>~~e @@@ee-0esr-f>e
DALLAS. MARCH 20, 1910.


Na uusirll ariir ran afaTi IA - siih
90 Tfffrs Nr,i,al Mehihly. u sTTiftri
lr.a Hsil-siss aas.s Plaiss, aui oouiaius
ID fath nuuhrr a. last tssiEs pissss NJ
al .iss nfa unsie. fries, - per year
srhstEI TFrsigsl ~ this oahcs, shers
e ,saFla raTy csn b. ssea.
lac pAliAs hEnAlR aud Peters Mo
siral MonihlF, ens year for "a ~ specie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26
MuLPR PROPERTY

NLlIL fIhI.If
fI.fW IINI.I.t NIf| H.T..
~ RI fffa.H IHI III. saf.af
tfHHt la.Unr cod aHf III
s.Is Il faf iaal D. huis Be- tl'Ifa.i.H.
IfftI.IfrIf Be- fIIn.ft HlH.f ID fIGs
Wet III iIs t.au af lItIIas. HrI at.l I.-a.
iri ~ tas'rfss sui f.Uffr .tuf is aH be-
ttfaHsiitIf f.gIli rl lialfT aHi Wafer
Arf GOO ff .urr ta int in A. liursf
si.i tal iI a. DE- iHffntft ip pIffLtsr.
TrTus-Tart tasa-h-.tucs "a tine
lur IaIiigulars aIIiY o.
joins q. EElFOuT,
Dallas, fs1ls.
FrL n, $50 .Gif
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%ILI
NEW SCsfGcE.


AFiss KATE SMARTr will open the
VA Second Term Of bet School on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER GIRL, 1869,
for the reception Of girls aud small boys
Her School Room viii be a new building
erected for the purpose, pleasantly situated
in a retired grove, near the residence 81
MIR. John Angers, in the. Eastern part Of
town,
RATES.0F TUITION, PR SESSION oF s'WEEks
FIRST CLAsS-Othognphy Rralng, frn'
manshp and Mental ATthnivii 80 o.
SECOND CLAss-Englsk luammtr, Gr0sgs-
ply, Analysis, Natural and Moral fhl"ss-
phy and Written ATiihmrir, 10 o.
TnIRD CLAss-Muhial aui Neral rlV'sp'
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, 0e,lusN, La,in'
rio, Logic, Grrprh aud latin, and tho high
or branches Of Mathematics, ~ IN
INCIDENTAL fkh' W.
The above prizes are In sFrqE. asd sroy IL ni0'Hos'
Bach student will lc charged fuW Tie iime II enter
luz triool until the close II a.. session; aud 80 irinr
iion will h. made ir losl time, except Ia cases Ui p'o
ifart~l sickness IT two weeks or more.
nallas. Texas, July -, lSdi-24:lN,
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.


TAKEN UP BY @. A. Kilburn and cstraycd before
G. W. Durrett, J. =. Precinct No. !, one BAY
MARE, years old, 1il5 hands high, branded W ID
on left shoulder valued ut $40. Also, one BLACK
HORSE, g years old, Is hands high, branded AID
connected on left shoulder and same on neck val
ued Mt $50. l2e:5tl
REPORTED to me as an estray by John NJ. Raw.
Inns, County Commissioner, ono year old STUD
COLT, noa-bitteD, brown, branded X. l2s:3tI
TAKEN UP by 7. A. Wideman and estrayed he
fore j. T. Mcknight, J. p. Precintt NJ |, bnc yoke
of work OAEN-one white and yellow spotted,
branded W on the right shoulder,o years old
marked underbt in the right ear and crop, split
and underbit in tho left the other rcd and spotted
marked crop and split in the right ear, branded NJ
on the left hip, or years old; valued at $50.
[2I3t.l
Ben LorsiJ .. p, Precinct No: l: One ROAM HORSE,
about years old, about 10 hands high, branded u
on left shoulder, and appraised at $40.
Taken up by JOS. S. Strother, and esirayed before
Ben Long, j. p, Precinct No. /, one BAY MARE.
star in forehead, years old 10 hands high, brand
ed @, with small over the Q, on ieft shoulder,
valued at $25. One LIGHT S0RREL MARE, blaze
face, I51S hands high, years old, branded o on
left shoulder, and valued at $50 One SORREL
MARE, IA hands high, years OLD, no brands,
valued at s35. One ,wc.year old GRAY MAhE'
very large, no brand, valued a. $40.
Taken mp by j. d. Floyd, and cs,raycd before nrn
Long, ]. p, Precinct No. ], Ono DARK BROWN
HORSE, about or years old, about IL hands high
-anded c II on left ahoulder, appraised at $40.
Taken by L. i. Summers, aud estrayed before
]. p. Potter, J. p, Precinct No. ii, ono SoRhEL
HORSE, 3 years old, blaze face; three white feet,
Az hands, branded on the left shoulder, appraised
Mt $50. One BAY MARE, or years DID, star In
forehead snip on the nosei white foot, branded
J on right shoulder, and W ii on the left, ~?
hands high, valued as $50. One IRON GRAY
FILLY, 5 years old, no brands pcIcevable, APP
praisd at SIS. One BAY PONY MARE, 6 or years
old. branded l X L OH the right shoulder, ana IN
u circle, with two fSS) on the left, about IA hands
high, appraised at s25. One IRON GRAY COLT,
years old, glass eyes, no brands perceivab!e, al-
years OH blaze face hind feet white, about l51a
hands high saddle marked, appraised Mt So.
Taken up. by J. g. Newly. aud estrayed before
Ben Long, j. p, one BAY FlLLY, branded Y on
right shoulder. One MARE and COLT, bay,
branded, blotcbed brand on thigh and right
shoulder. One BLACK FILLY, branded with
above It on left shouder-all valued al $40.
S. S. JONES, County Clerk.
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Afffa zoe iAsrf Dhafi.
rfellna. faufs. wbf iilsi saiHess'
Tsil bhf thsi iua q. tarof VIZ
has fel that iopk NJ rlalnots which
eos hfo Was wont in We1rf
uthahrs 'iis usrirss q, d'ssrmh'
wrll my Llto may wear a nnwu, f'r
Two ift l.F largest hair pln, aui
ms thifuuuf t1min1 lnwn
- - s---s
speaking al ihe hnliiays a Ne.
yaia paper says PIN haihors
with a little meat attached, o'ist o
dollar lie alludes 10 chickens,
True 10 tho oore-A good apple,
What is the greatest want Of the
Ageg Want of funds,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

Ifaf Coo. taifl ifnffli III 70 inninrFlni ItiHh..
GFlall N lua1 lss. i.b.f.i slitfthesi, fif, etc.,
I..I fI m il'f rHnfH' " naf. H'Ii nhtit h,nI.H'
DO. Coz n,a i,,,s. .rI la 30 l'''as st',l,' ~
thf y raiaa.1 t,nsan .i ar sutr sl'f t' 'a hr.F
ay d,sai ,si ssr,. rr,rl lh, st.t' r.u'ly 'ri
rrtNHd ora trl tfasar 'ne tfiug Ei''n l rf.'. H
isur iur lnlu Hiisa ria-ri 81 sHrss Etc., q" ihs H'r
thr' a ias sisIr is.as w r 1raiu Do constantly t''Hs
af h .tu tl ah ihr s'H,r usufd
,fniuf Halufs' hlI tsk csyun differentiation
N hrl a ihe urs ht,sr larsir nlahv @ ihu utHf
shock r1sraru if
place
lrei ,g. hi,gt mai,r sas s,rrakei
Ia1Fnus Tie ur' siege II mischief lnsun'a has rH,rf
i aui ahh m aieals h tvs ui hish, hu1s
~ ~ Nm m tr Fa'e FN" " "l .e"Ss aSae that he ta' "'
Ia NJllicSr CONSUMPTION ruoy,l.s AsTuMAIiC CA.Fs a,
he 7'"'sA 'l o'A'' au'''p"l As ungs N DC "n a"
MARSDEN'S PICTORIAL gALh,
tia elmuaa Adoption ihe chest ulys the
HaE4 ns n ibe iar'' 'e g" ,earnoa ard T'gi",'
y, as well a. 5Ieei'y relieves and sublime 'i' cough,
H"E lrsa ~ ten years "'lrrn'' " His extraordinary preparation
las proved ts Ghimuy III" eN coughs rni husO-.
ua'sie The proprietor wh rs certainty AFT thar an 'r
stated 'r-ptct Efficacy remedy r
lhhci every elias FOR whl, recommended h ho! ot',i-
although highly cAcu cmc character
innocent Ia is composition and be taken with bcuca c
NARspEE's pEoToHsL PALM,
Tor Asthma has proved great 'uoS siv"g Immediate relief IN all co
the rIrr it,
hr ihriy ordinary ~
ate AMI distressing while III slight nil'k
5AyATkS5IcIGyT z7Yf.gL'sSLgAIs T3AIsrA.
lee used advantage In all forms not beyond
hope aud relieving IN all cases Thousands Who have hocn cured by It's
living testimonials of lis efficacy,
r'IsrCIl ONE nouL.tI; i'I3Js uoT'rLa.
t5'' Sold iy all Druggists oud SorEcocrs Jan 1870 l'y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHAr ,aaTs eaH b. arsinai - ihs suasIsT tIeia
C,ughs, Calis, Iunarata - Aslhus, thsn ~ 49,
surasos that MARsDES's PICTORIAL BALM hs'
nrssr f.ilsi to relieve aaA care, ~ uaksssssTaans
loaily suTs, be has iusiTaSisi bic sgruis "a Tsia
IN aasrni ia any iEstsIss ShsIs il i.ils, Ia s.s
~ an Druggists,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

An aetcf ought to be happy
map; bis work Is all play.
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sAVrts TErAusE-Oas 0sF. u the above excel
lent wsTk, fsT sAis 81
THR HERALD OFFICE,
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TEE CASH SYSTETT.

So. Hereafter viii work Strictly for
Cash; and hope no one will request me
10 do otherwise. J. c. MCCONNELL.
P.s-All those indebted 10 me for work
done in 1861, 1868 aud 1852, viii please
come forward ami SEx&Ez BE.
J. Z. II.
Dallas, March 5, ls70-25af.
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REPORT

OF THE TREASURER OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWN OF DALLAS, COMMENCING FEB
RUARY II, 1869, AND ENDING DECEMBER
81, 1869.
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True TO tho oore-A good apple
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Marslsas Pastoral B.ln {. osr'aia ia ss,s''
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Amount due to the Treasurer. o.
HENRY DOLL, Treasurer.
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0riginaI . 40ettg
MAY FLOWERS.

Long years ago, beside the wide, deep sea,
The budding Spring had brought its gifts to me
OF early flowers, by softly whisp' ring rains
And silent sunlight scattered DER the plains.
But April days were sweet to me no more,
For now alone walked beside the shore;
The smile, the hand in friendly clasp denied
OF her I hoped one day would be my bride.
a careless word, by me too lightly weighed,
By her too gravely-and the vision fed!
The happy past buried, and it lay
Without a hope to crown il for the May
yet retained, more precious far than gold
A treasure left me in the days Of old;
The past was dead-if but dared to send,
Could this remembrance of the past offend?
1t was basket of artistic make
That had found and treasured for her sake;
A little basket, dainty as the hand
That growing careless dropped it on the sand
Arranged within, most fresh and fragrant, were
The rare sweet flowers to which 1 liken'd her.
And these sent, without word, the day
Whose glorious dawning brought the month of
May.
They ali were emblems of her perfect life
With deeds of gentIeness and goodness rife,
And for the rest, what need of words to tell
I What one red rose could say to her as well?
holeu at last some token to receive
And, oh! my heart, it came to me at eve,
When to the sands all had turned away,
To watch the boats come floating rp the bay.
Her eyes went forth like doves across the sea,
But, soon returning, brought sign to me
OfpeaCe and trust-she neither spoke nor smiled
But so 1 read tive We're reconciIed.
All oft since then I've walked the beach alone
Oft has the grass alb owe her true heart grown
And now Gull no flower upon the day
Whose silent dawning brings the month of May
LINEET.
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broken words, his imploring looks and
his feeble gestures toward the hill. They
thought he tried to tell them that Matty
was carried Of by the Indians; and he
died with his secret fear ds,rkening his
last hour.
For many days no one ventured to
leave the fort, fearing to be surprised by
the Indians, so poor Matty's cries were
unheard ; and when at last The men ven>
tured TO return TO their work, all was
still under the oak, and the rusiling leaves
could not tell them Of the pale little face
lying dead i'll the green gloom. A long
time after that last fight, a boy, hunting
for lost arrow, climbed the tree, discov-
cred the hole, and saw something shining
far down in the dark. He could not
reach it, but told his father that he had
found buried money.
The man went, and discovered not only
gold and silver, but little bones, which
none could doubt had been Matty Kill
burns, for the treasures that could not
save her life proved who she was, and
cOntradicted the belief that she had been
carried away.
Many tears were shed over the remains
of the once pretty, well-beloved child, and
they were buried beside John Kliblrn,
whose dying trouble was now explained
The old tree stands, broken, bare and
solitary, bot no one cuts II down, and
children, as they pass it, look up with
sad eyes. saying pitifully-"Poor little
Matty KiIburn -
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ID ETER CAMP ELL S
IMPROVED
BEE HIVE.

The undersigned has secured letters patent
of the United States, dated December IA 1863
for all Improvement in the construction of Bee
Hives, and claims for his invention advantages
possessed by no other heretofore patented.
The principal feature of this Rec Hive is the
arrangement by means of which il is thorough
" ventilated, thus precludiug the possibility of
the bees smothering. The comb moulding or the
honey souring. This desirable end is accom-
piished by a vertical perforated tube, running
centrally through the hive and open at the top
and bottom. All persons interested in apicul-
ture will ut once see the great advantages Sc
cured IL: this Improvement. The ventilatoI is
for the increase of bees.
The peculiar construction OF the box partic-
ular;y in the arrangement of the inner com
partnents, whereby it be cleaned at any
time without disturbing the bees, is another
valuable Improvement which will be obvious
20 any person who examines this Hive An
examination of the workings of the bees or the
condition OF the interior can be made at anv
time, as the sides are cased with glass. Bees
can be transferred from different hive to the
improved one without any difficulty whatever
1t would require too much space to enumerate
here all the advantages claimed in this inven-
ton, but full information will be promptly fur
nished by applying in person or by letter TO the
pateniee. am now repaired to dispose OF
territory for the sale of the Improved Bee Hive
in any portion of the United States
PETER CAMPBELL,
Carrolltonn, Cambria Co, Pa.
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GLYcERINE.-Compar paratively few years
have elapsed since glycerine was thrown
away as waste product from soap and
stearine candle works. Now it is one OF the
most useful products. Tubs and pals satu-
rated with it will never shrink or dry up
Leather soaked in it becomes soft and plia-
bic. 1t is used for extracting the perfume
of flowers to preserve animal substance
from decay, and hence is valuable for pre-
servingn purposes 1t is employed in phar
macy. dyeing, ,liquor-making, wine keeping
and for a variety of other purposes. With
nitric acid it forms nitro-glyceIine. one of
the most powerful explosives known.
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'Goop SIDE sHow-A pretty etss
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nEENDiNG THE ANGEL.
A DARING CLIMB.

The church of St. Peter and St Paul
is remarkable for its spire, the loftiest Of
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EBENSEURG FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN FULL BLAST!
NEW FIRM. NEW BUILDINGS, &c.

HAVING purchased the well known EB-
L L ENSBURG Fol NDRY from Mr.. Edw.
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged it almost en-
tirey, besides reGtling it with new machinery,
the subscribers prepared to furnish
COOK. PARLOR s. HEATING STlO YES,
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES, MILL GEAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS OF every
description, IRON NCING. PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
manner of articles manufactured in first cless
Foundry. job Work of all kind attended to
promptly and done cheaplv-
The special attention of Farmers is invited
to two newly patented PLOUGHS which we
possess the sole right 10 manufacture and sell
in this county, anC which are admitted to lie
the hest ever introduced to the public.
Believing ourselves capable of performing
any work in our line in the most satisfactory
manner, and knowing that we can do work at
LOWER PRICES than have been charged in this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
we will be found worthy OF liberal patronage.
Fair reductions made to wholesale dealers.
eB The highest prices paid in cash for old
metal, or castings given in exchange.
OUR TRIMS ARR sTRIcTY CASH OR COUNTRY
PRODUCE CONVERY, VlNROE g. CO.
Ebensburg, Sept. ,, 1868.
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AUTOMATIC RAILWAY GiTE

The patentee of the above has also invented
and paten; ed an AUTOMATIC RAILWAY
GATE to which he invites the attention Of
railroad mcn. Full information will tie fur
nshed on application. and Company Rights
will be disposed of 10y the inventor Address
above. jan l'7O. tt. !
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|T"tRCHANT TAILOR,
'@' BunDIye, CLINTON ST.. JoHNsrows

GUIDING, CLINTON ST., JoHXsrowN,
D ST Of !est Us received his fall and winter stock
|OTgSg gle e French, London and American
J a 1i t'n CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
bs - assortment of Gents FuRNIsHrxG
eoi go's,nna Nc mas been for eight years cutter at
b.. - .,Gifei Co.'S establishments. and now
) tb,t i'orm Lo, MS friends and the public gen
sbpT5.u ue has commenced business in Sun
EoOts ,5as, on Clinton street, with stock
/: pre,,',I pre-apIed to the fall and winter, which
at no5nsl No. TO make up in the latest STYLES
oD 10 e,1.e Sne prices for cash. hoping by at
sOnape BUSINESS to merit share Of public
heFetof,al anu maintain that success which
q fttpg ns attended his efforts in producing
0hnstoss saTments. Give him a call.
~.oHA' Sept. .. 1863. If.