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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
SgnERGFE's SALE.

AN the FIRST TUESDAY III MAY next
" lthe same being the second day there
or), will he sold within the hours prescribed
by law, at Public Nenduc. to the highest
bidder. before the COurt-llouse door, in
the Town of Dallas, in Dallas County,
TeXas,-All the right, title and interest OF
Thomas NJ. Worthington in and to DIX hum
dred and sixty acres Of Land, described as
follows: ain the county of Dallas and
STATE of Texas, on the waters OF Prairle
Greek, about u miles n. $50 Il. from Dal-
las, known rs survey no. l6l, by virtue OF
Peters Colony Certificate, No. 1876 issued
by the Commissioners of said Colony, Oct
10th, 1850 -bcginning at the n. Il. corner
of David A. Badgley's GAO acre survey, it
being the N. W. corner of section No. III
Township No. ], S. r. Of the first Base line
Range2, East of first meridian, stake IA
prairie; thence South with the East line
of said Badgley survey, 1900 S.lOths varas,
n stake in prairie thence Il. crossing
Prairie Creek, 1900 S-l0th varns, a stake
in mound in prairie thence n. 4l0 varhs,
stake in prairie, West line of Daniel
Tanners league survey, No. 26 thence N.
4iJo ". 20S0 varHs, stake in the North
line Of Both section and in prairie; thence
n. 1876 varas, to the beginning being one
half Of the undivided interest Off. W. Penn
berlon in the said tract as mn heir of Gid
con Pemberton, deceased, the interest of
said j. ". Pemberton being the one-fith
of said tract, and assigned and transferred
TO said Thomas NJ. Worthington by said
]. W. Pen5crton, by deed daed Sept. 2lst,
1868, recorded in BOOK 81" pages % and
7G, Records Of Dallas Comfy; levied on
as the property of Thomas NJ. Worthin gton
at the suit Of J. b. McLain.
J. NJ. BROWN,
Sheriff Of Dallas County, Texas.
April LIST, lS7l.-29:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

az me. hul pretty s0'h TIE l"N'l lN'
,hev commenced lo encourage ne
with fruit and such thing as ! don !
eat and cry Out ln me n % IA ana
tight the hall al once NJ vume "1i
Of tho ring. ~ | told nay IAAHn"
I would fight him a lillie, but do
hol feel very well, O.,
"llo said: IL 10 letter YOU ah"uli
throw the hsndarlllss into the hal' >
neck. IWll attract the all'h'ioh
OF the bull, aud when You are ready
10 throw YOU cry out, and | VIII
Jump aside,
Il said would 30 so and M
padrino went up to the bull and hc-
gan u dance around before his nose
Then | ran mp TO throw the banda,
rillas, hut | was so excited that !
hal forgotten to call out "a him 10
gel out of the way, aud, when ] let
Them go leoy strike him in the back
insted oriho bull Then my padr''
no he beloved louder rs ever the
bull should do, and catch at tie
bandarillas. At last hc got hold Of
them and tore tho barhs on. OF his
flesh. Then he runs over TO mo-
and pulls me down, and began 10
beat me over the head and the back
with the iiat side Of his sword anu
his foot, and he says:
"IoOk here you, now ! II is better
before we 90 any further, that one
thing shall be understood immcdi'
ate. Are you tho padrino of me- or
the padrino of the bull2"
He was so very angry that | could
not say an explanation, and so
told him ! would 60 home, for like
not the sport, and it might maks
us bad friends or bomcthing IL we
kept on. Some Of the oranges ari
apples which they throwed ut me
as / went out were very solid, and
| left tho town that night. Since
then / have had no quarrel with
the bulls, and ] like not to have
any more.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
Kentucky Jacks for Sale

THAvB now some TEN or TWELVE fine
! large KENTUCKY JACKS, all ihoro'-
bred ard pedigreed, the best blood Of Ken
tucky-from abott Lexington and Danvills
which OFFER FOR SkLE. They may
be found ut the Residence Of II. c. Thorn
ton. Twelve miles Soiith Of Fort Worth,
Tar1rnf County
Anv one wishing superior Jacks would
ID wen 10 call on me at an early day, at
the above-named place.
JOHN HENDERSON.
r.b-y.-v 4 1s7ly-2l.3us
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,InIier NIn,iInnI.

Ne are iniurmrl lhal Alph0nse
DelTcaaN Mas brulai.Y murdered
near Fl. AIburkle, IN the Ih,easaw
Nalion, ls.l week, We g,ssn lhs
particulars ir0m = letter written by
Mr., Weaver, dated Sherman, Texas,
18th insl,.
Sir, DolVssnS, in e0mPsnI with
a Penchmsn named 3 iohs, h0-
qutll about iolT weeks ago started
for soHe po'n, in Texas i,r lAe pur-
pose 0I bringing up lul uinaTsery
.l0rk Wheh near Arburk.e, lioo-
ka, ani msh hv the Rame II
Smith, murdered nelVesus, by split
ting his head open with Al sHe
They then stripped him naked sad
threw HIM In the river, aIler Which
the nnrierers attempted 10 make
their escape, hat were ar't.iei hy
= L =, Marshal, and i,ksn lo Van
Buren,, Arkansas, and confined In
Jail lo await their trial, Tho deed
was committed for plunlsr, Mr., II,
having on his person 81 5ln, besides
live horses ani two wagons,
Mr. nelvcan- ha. h.eh o resident
Of this place for rbout one ycar,hnd
WAS respected by all who knew him.
llc was Rn energetic business man
and n good citizen, and had numcr-
Gus friends in this locality, lie
leaves q Nlfa 10 mourn his loss,
Booka had deem lettering around
this place for over fourmonths, ard
no one ever suspected him capable
Of doing so bloody deed.
lhSnsss Newspaper.
A letter written by the wife Of the de-
eshssd and addressed 10 him 81 Dallas, va,
forwarded back TO her by T. l.. Will,nsi.
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rabIi. suisanees.
!, na Eiil.r, sf d. R.lla, Hsrali ,

n. tls EiilsTs sf Ihs psilAs Herald
s,ss:-Ssssral weeks siEes Tsad Fa'hsF
. hawsIsss FaaETaph IL ysaF lea,aA' .,, ~ -
sIiEs 10 ihs saRdilisa u ne tas." 49,
psih il he HsighbaThesi y scar ,a'lHss. ','..
ssiatlishasHi, saEEsslias Il @eall hs -. I
a. asi ef goal iuigHsHl a1d u T'Fh' '.'
ne CsrJsraiisa II lhs Ciy si hal'as "
rspair II IN a substantial nAhhsT, SUE
spaashily, | psTasei aHsiheT Hes 10 ~.
esiamhs, prsisiRs Ihs Cooperation Tor sha,
thsV kai lsns, sni lau'iing ihsm fer ~hA'
ths, sni The O1d fsllass lhlnkl Ia
,sndsi isins ia PulliHs ia repair 'h''
assls1lei fsslsAy sHl hlllhg up . E'''
ani ssus breeding hels iusi above yee,
oHios. I ihoushi ikls lEal soHis hihs ~sa'a
.. z!is bs deIs " state or msdlI! lAs's
pablis s!ssaRss, but shat La. ls' ss'e
sacelsi iswsris this dssiTshls cad A"'
iLiGs as Tar as lLs Fuolie 10 eohesfhsi'-
Tie sbaHinahie haisaHess still ehiss aho
afIsr every laisrably heavy TaiH, the loot
Haih 10 iupAs,Abls isF ladies aud ehiidFrni
snl slAo.i % foF hisR uHlvss they are HsH
basisi halfway uP the leg,
Vel mar your esrTos aeHieh' srlkebaeA,
fwhass Communication l read = shsFi llme
asoN. InsuTn over the lack Of enterprise Ia
Dallas shsA even . public body Who are
The esAssr,aiers, shi whose Ss,y Il 10 70
RslHtsiH in proper condition our public
rights Of way, fail % laHen,aely IN their
allegiance 10 the trust rsPOssd In 'hsm:-
Alas for such city whose eorPsrats anai"
are entrusted 10 such guardians Hslta'
d.y, l.bsr aud a few earI'losd. Of dirt
would eject the nseessAry repairs and
yet fof many wssks the Cooperation have
been hinEiEs about doing IL, aud doubtless
are thinking yet
Wdrsat bodis, move slow Is an old say
ing. IL 10 verified with a vengeance 10
hi. Instance. The greatnes, Of the Cor
horsiion will, l hope, be shown In their
deeds hut that they are superiati'sJ
dilalcry is a we'll ktbwn fact TO the citizens
generally. ~
Trusting to your woll known courtesy ="
hnd a nook In your columns for these few
lines, remain, sirs
Very respectfully,
MOSES
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District Cburt-YOunger VS.. welch.

District CbuTt-Younger VS.. Welch.
We have to report the final set
tlement of this old chronic case, and
tako pleasure in so doing. This
suit was instituted just 81 years
ago. and involved the title of a val
uable league of land worth noT
probably $4,000. Not one Of the
original clients or counsel now sur
vive, and nearly etefy attorney Of
position who has appeared in otr
Court has, at some time, had al in
terest in this Gaze. On Monday
last this case was set for trial, and
at the suggestion Of counsel. His
Honor, Judge Wood, ordered a
veniro of intelligent and good men
to sit especially in this case. and
when the case was called, counsel
announced that heavy negotiations
were in progress below stairs, and
probably the time Of the COsrt
would be saved by awaiting these
negotiations. The rail- Of the dock
ct progressed. and later in Tire day,
counsel announced in open Court
that the whole and several matters
in controversy had been cOmprO-
missed. and a decree by agreement
was duly entered on record
We congratulate the Court, eOun-
sci. Eients and country % The con
ctuzion of this lCrg contested case
TCsrsicans ffissrrsr, Hsrft 2-fh-
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Ncsl 10 Alp 1850 AsFanler AAr.tt
down saii rNrg With lhr eKis'ing
b5nHtarY ines ul la0 State 90 the
place ~ beginning
SFr- & IAal ihere shall he frll
an eirylian in all lae Cauhlirs IA lhe
AiRle, Hhrn lhr next grnrTal elcf-
lion fsT 'geml.srs of lhs Leg s,sllre
is held a. Whirh r.s-lion all elrr-
tors who hVor division = lhe
state a. provided Ter In this aci
shall write or print, 0F rsusr Ia 10
WFilltr or pFiHlr,i, oH lhalr ballots,
the WRris ~fora Division oi tie
state ani all vlerlUrs Who oPPoso
division IT the State, ~ provided
ter in lh.s sol, shalt write oF pFihl,
ar cause ~ be WriilsR ~ printed,
"n lheiF Lallnls, lhe words Against
. hi1isior ~ the State" Said sirr-
lion shall ~ conducted srl the ~
,u"ns thereof made in c0niaFmny
wish lhe laws uf the Sls,r rtgn.a-
lii'" elections,
SS2 5, That nj tho time of hold
lRg the rlrcliou provided 'hr 10 s'','-
liun tour 0I lhis aci, there shall alsu
bv held al election in Ill ihr ronnr
ties included within the boundaries
u 'he pruposei new State east nI
the Trinity river, for mrmber, 10 a
convention, ,o adopt constitution
iu' the proposed urw state east 0i
,hs Trinity river aud there shall,
IL like manner, no held an election
In all ihb counties included within
tie boundaries Of lhr proposed new
State west oi the Colorado river. for
members 10 convention, Ia adopt
u constitution Tor the proposed new
State ucst of the Colorado river,
and the apporlionmei't Of members
10 tho conventions shall 10 the same
rs for members TO tho House of
Representative under the law ~ il
now exists, with tho following eN.
ccptioG,: The county Of Kaufman
shall elect onu member the coun-
ties OF Grayson, Cook and Denton
,hrGo members the counties of
Matagorda and Wharton one mem
bcr; the electors in Travis county
residing west of tho Colorado river
shall elect ono member San Saba
county shull lie attached to the
Twcniy-uinth Senatorial and Rep.
rcscntativc district, for the election
ofconvcntiOn members.
SEC. G. That lift shall appear, up.
on a compilation of tie returns by
the returning officers, that ma
jority have voted for II division Of
the State, the Governor shall issue
hi. proclamation converting the con
vontion To frame II Constitution for
tho proposed new State east OF the
Trinity river, At OIL
and the Governor shall issue
similar proclamation convcniRG tn c
convention to frame u Constitution
fer the proposed nbw State west Of
the Colorado, ATT OIL.
SEC. I. That this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after
its passage.
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Dcatlt orK. Y. EickIin.

We announced On Saturday by a
telegram the death, on Friday, of
Major b. +. Ficklin, in Georgetown,
Gin what WAS the District Of Colum-
bia, but nBw, under Il law Of Con
gress, called Columbia Tetritory0-
A few Hnys previous a fish bone
lodged IN lis throat, from whence it
could not be removed. Local inham-
nation ensucd, which caused death.
Few mci, were more widely known,
none more sincerely Beloved. He
was full Of manly WRITES, and his
heart ovtrhowed with kindness and
charity. Under tho cloak Of some
brusquehess and singularity of de-
pertinent there were concealed 3
deep sympathy and genial good ha-
turo, which were the key to the
warmth of friendship felt for him
wherever he was known. His life
had been one Of adventure and en-
tcrprisc. In the late war he bore
an active part at the beginning, but
his health uniting him for field
duty, he embarked in the business
of blockade running, PARTLY tor the
Government, in which he was high
" successful, Since the war he has
Been engaged in the rather perilous
violation of mail contractor in the
Southwestern Territories. This life
wis to him agreeable, for he was
fohd Of adventure.
During the war, by his liberal
charities, he did a great deal, to sup
port the orphans of tie asylums in
This city, dtd on ono occasion, 1T
least, his Timely aid came when one
of them was exceedingly stinted for
subsistence. Ben, Ficklin will have
the prayers OF those who were then
inmates of these asylums as long as
they live.
lie was a native, we believe, of
Albemarle, and was aged, probably,
about forty-fve. 1t is sad that one
so active and enterprising should
perish by such d casualty. lie wis
a most remarkable gentleman; a
man of stout heart. devoted friend
chip, unimpeachable hoHor. and
boundless charity. OF Ben Ficlilin
it may be truly said his virtues
made him an honor to mankind.
Richmond. Va, Dispatch.
REMEDY FOR CANCER.-Col. | sserT,
of De Soto. La, SAYS that he fully
tested remedy for this trouble:
some disease, recommended to him
by a Spanish woman, native Of
the country. The rGmedy is this.
Take an egg and break it, pour out
the white, retaining the yolk in the
shell. Put in salt aud mix with the
yolk as long as it will receive IL;
stir them together until the salve is
formed put a portion of this on a
piece Of sticking-plaster, and apply
TO the cancer about twice a day.
lie tried the remedy twice in his
own family with entire snccess. 1t
has also been tried on two cases in
Rhode Island. with perfect success.
Such q remedy is within the reach
Of every one, and should he known
to the whole world.
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A cAhb.l
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC,

HAVING leased the CRUTCHFIELD
III HOUSE, to take charge tie lst Of
NAV. we intend Renovaiing The House
Throughout and Esfurnishing anew al the
Rooms. The Travelling Public may be
assured that they will find this House,
under our charge, Re best in northern
Texas. One Of the pr0prietors will be ID
she Once At all times 10 look after the
con fort Of Guests. We shall set apart a
i.nabsr of vsli-snrr;shsd Single Rooms
for the accommodation of those specially
desiring sueh. Our Table VII be god. and
our Eosfls clean and comfortable, ard Es
respectfully solicit y1ur patronage.
Parties huving Hzus. Lard, TurEies,
Chickens. Feniz5n Hams, Eggs EE., viii
Tlenss bring thsr n nov and get fhs
.lirbest market r7ics, as We wish 20 gather
! good supply O. such thiuEs At once
/. KEATog & JOHNSON
T Dallas, Tsras, ME-eh =, 1s7l.-2s-tL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

The Senate of Pennsylvania has
adopted resolution, snd directed
that it shall be sent 10 Congress,
declaring that the Fets-al election
law Just enacted as : direct asta, Z
upon the reserved rights of the State
Of Pennsylvania, violates the fGnia-
mental principles Of civil liberty. 5
odious. unnecessary, and oppressive,
and should forthwith be repealed. p
The preamble to the resolution sets
off. among cher things, that the aft
.- Is calcflGtsd 70 produce coufisis
Of authoriih between OfioislS Of f5c
Federsi and Stale tiovernmcIi>,
and tends TO engender iea.pu~ies.
riot. and blOOdshed; aBd that It
imrbses o1iOus duties uP0n private
cititsns. and fEes Op fress5vc lnl
r-uesual penalties for { i-ir nou-r.er-
~ nance.
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NO E:

TWO WAGONS snd TEAMS, srhtisni
for HealS Logs, can make Good Nases
Hauling out Silks. -
IhaTe 100. 900 Feet Of Ctti5u-Food e
Cut ard Haul On Shsres. ,,s.
gOffN NJ CROCKETT
Dallas. Msrob u, ls7l--2515n-
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The Di,isicn hrihe state.

The following Bill reported BY tho ra-
lority Of = Select Committee of the State
Senate, aud signed by James 7. Douglas
Chairman, has been introduced in the Fen
ate, aud, II is thought, will become = law.
A minority report was presented by Sena-
tor DohOney, n Lamar, which, virtually,
endorses the majority report. We shall
discuss the matter ut length on the inside
page. 1t will be seen that tho billproPvses
to submit the question OF division TO s vote
Of tho people, and bshoovss Forth Texas,
TO be up and doing to defeat such meas
ur0. We need net add that the proposed
division, Will the boundary lines named
is in direct ahtagonisn, tc s1ery interest
Of the whole Northern part c. the State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

awe been member of this
Ehtrch nigh on to forty years, said
Il rinchcd libel on christianity, "and
it hasn't cost me six II "quarter
cents" "Good Eless your poor,
economical, withcred up old soul, "
said a fcrvont brother in the corner
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

~ tp, n 80. cu
"E"EAs, inc hcpID'.c Oh iexas
was annexed W 'hc on'!cu SUITES
ana admitted "S II 'o'oto ~ 'nc n
i0h' upOh tNo coho'l'oh IL, I've arti-
cIeS C 0! ~"nnoAn'ion ~ '"V now
states oc coGscn.enC L. S'%o ioc eN-
ceea'nS iou' p ~ n ru...pcF, III "auIIlon %
10 ,he 2'aIo VI ioA"s, ana n"vlhS
SuihcieHC Populu''on' may hsrea''er'
Dy 'hc consent ol salu otale' Dc
iormeu "uI 1' 'l'o tIr-'tory tncrcoi'
wh,cn sIa'l DC cht't'cu 70 ;'o''lSSioh
"HHoF INC PROV islo''s " 'no loocr-
al UohS'''"'!oH' "n"
nercts IL 'S pe',oHcu t, I'i"I u ma.
Jorlty Oh 'hePcoP'cl"Io' ''lo rfccl'or
OF TWO nc" olatos out Vi por.,0nS ol
inc lcrr'tOrJ Vi t,'o 'o'tVo ol ieN'S,
one oi sa'u nc" ''VatcS u oc lor'heo
ont 3! o! Vcrr''O'! 'oc"'eu ''"'li'y Gus.
OF lrlnlty riVer, "nu '''o o'her ouC C
Oh territory ioca'co l,'"'"iy WcSI Vi
Ihe Co'or""o i'ntr '''cre,o,0,
SECTION l. bG u e"o''e@ ,o,y m'
,neg'@|'"Ts o. 'Mf 'o'"'t o tgE0S'
lh.' inc ,''"'c Vi !eN"s nereoy con
schtS W tnC elec.'0n Oi 1--WE new
states Wl.hih VIC Jur'Suic1ion oi Ihe
ooa'o Oh lcAas' 'o com lPr!se por''ohS
OF torfitory ueS'Sh"'eo IN 'h'S acI
p'ov!nS"' tnaV " niaJor'y Vi inc,
qua'llIeo eiccIcrs 'oCihS at inc eloc,
Iloh proV'ucu lor III th'S acC snail
Vote lor ul'ls'oh ol Inc olaIo,
DEC. IhaG .ho salu new state
east OF the Irlhl'y river shall Gem,
prise inc territory lnCluued WitniE
the following D9undaries, to wit:
beginning IN tho middle oithe deep.
est chanhei between boliVar foint
and Galveston island, where SAID
channel enters the Gulf OF Mexico !;
thence up the centre OF the deepest
part OF SAID channel through the
deepest passes IN Galveston Bay to
the mouth OF San 'aclnto river /;
thence up the centre OF tho main
channell OF sald river to Il point
where the west b6hHdary lihc of
Liberty county departs from said
mann channel OF said river thence
with tfe west boundary line OF LIB
erty connty and tile west boundary
Inc OF fHan Jaclnt0 county to the
TRINITY river; thence up the centre
OF tire nam channel OF the Trinity
river TO Il point where tho south
Gounnary line OF DALLAS county
crosses sad river; thence with the
south boundary lines OF Dallas and
larrant counties 10 the southwest
corner oil 1arrant county; thence
hortn 10 tne hed River ehence with
existihg boundary lines between
!eXaS ana the lnalan Ierritory,
arkansas ana LOUISIANA 70 the place
oi beginning.
SEC ma lhe SAID new state,
west OF inc Oolorado rlVer' shaii
comprise the territory lnciuueu
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I.o.o.E.
RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

ON ROSS AVENUE,
THREE BLOCKS FROM PUBLIC So
G,PLENDID BUILDING, with seven
= Rooms. Closets, sc. The above Is Of
Icrsd for Tari Cash, balance January lst,
1872, or other good Roal Estate.
Also. one 20.PorFe Power ENGINE and
ROLLER, with Fixtures, complete, and in
perfect running order. .
Apply at the Oilioe VI 7. {, JORDAN
Banker. or at the City Mills, TO
BEAuCllAMP s TERRY.
Dallas. February IL. lS1l.-23tf.
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cy as an element al our Nreisa
rOmmence,
The following data, gathered irOm
the stat .sliCs n oar exports 10 f'f-
,ign couuyrlrs Tor lhe Near ending
June, 80, lsIO, demonstrates lhis
EaNI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

A girl in Springfield. O., who dan
eed with her eorsets pulled up 20
the last hole that had been dug in
the grave yard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
THE CELEBRATED
Bucks Brilliant Stoves

THE CELEBRATED
Bucks Brilliant Stoves
ALWAYS ON HAND.
rl,nOsI needing GOOD COOK SroNhs,
will 10 veil 10 call aud zee them,
have the hes, lot ef COokine Stoves ever
brought to this Market all Of which sss'
rant to give perfect haiisfaeiiea 10 all, or
! will refund the money,
See Certificates from those who have
,hcIs " use;-
Dallas, Texas, March u, 1871,
Mr.. L. b. FASApY-siT IL purehtsed
Of you some four months ago, one of Bucks
brilliant Cook aIcyes, which has b,eh In
constant use, aud Elyes entire satisfaction
IN every respect
Respectfully yours, A..
JOHN ". SwlNDELLs,
Ed. Dallas llLRALp.
Dallas Texas. January -, 1871,
Mr.. c. y. HASApY-Sir;-l hayS in
tended for some time to write you In regard
TO the stove | bought OF you last FALL
Bucks Brilliant Cook Steve. hsVe never
seen better stove, and would rather hsve
IL than any have ever used. II Is equal
to all You recommended II TO be, and ID my
Judgment cannot be surpassed. very
Willingly recommend II 10 any one wi.hing
TO purchase u stow.
Yours; respectfully, ,..
SARAH Il. CdCKnELL.
Dallas, Texas, March 20, 1871.
Mr.. C. y. KASApY-Dear Sir:- take
pleasure In Recommending the Bnck
Wright Cooking Stove. II is by Far the
best stove ! ever had, and would recon-.
mend it 20 all needing a cook stovo.
Very respectfully, &c.,
W. l.. LANG.
Dallas, March olst, 1871.
Mr.. {. y. KAyApt-DcRr Sir:-The stove
bough. of you last May Buck & Wrights
Pateni) gives perfect satisfaction. 1t is
all that ! could expect, and much more
than any other | ever used. II bakes IN
much less time and with much less wood
''"' ". II. PRAThER
DALLAS Texas, March 2lst, 1871.
Mr.. c. u. KAy,pY-Dear Sir The stove
| purchased of you, Bucks Brilliant"
last Fall, give. entire satisfaction. 1t is
the best cooking stove | have any know
ledge Of heats quicker, and requires lest
wood than any stove have ever used. ]
take pie e,sHre in accommodating 1t to Ill
who desirs d ir5t.clAss STOVE.
Yours, truly, ,,-,,
W. L. MURPHY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
Masonic CosnoreAV
ON.

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MASONIC.

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15

To ho cntSi AN Act to provide fir tho erection nr
two nav Sts,rs with tho Juri,Jttion n the STATE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-15
WORK FOR WEDDINGS

From plain Pound Cake TO the richest
Fruit and Ornamental Cake, furnished at
the shnriest notice and kept on hand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-17
ROOFING FELT

Is found to stand well in al climates, being ex-
tensiveIy used for Roofing Houses, Out Build
ings and Sheds; for Laying Flat Roofs, Cutters.
Lining Grsnsries, Storehouses or Walls. (ehhse
outside or inside.) and for placing under States
or Tiles. 1t is also cheap and effective Cell
ing to Iron Roofs. counteracting Heat. Frost
and Condensation Of Moisture.
The EnkIisb Felt IS put up in rolls Of Is yards
in length by 80 inches in width, and containing
q surface Of 2OO square feet.