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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16


THsanaH caNSErFios,--FheFe ls hes
ssd has been fos some time lack OF e'"'
..e,laa in the 100 railroads, hs'-'sh hsH'
.ad Gsl,sslaa. his serious ihe'a'sA'
isars 10 al. thur Gslysian shi EA''sfh
m.i.s are delayed UNNECESSARILY 'hssel
We do no, uni raks 10 say whose fault u
may ibe. hut ss do say sAPhaileally 'h.
hiss vrOsg, which should be rs@r'l'si'-
Tho res lseIi,s rsds must soms 10 so@'
agreement. No qn,rrsls bsiwesh llon''o'
aud Galveston she,,ll be Fsrali'si TO In
i.rfsrs With the pySpsr carriage az 'h'
mails. These quarrel, may be very Inter
ssling to the people living In those sn'sm
ened cities, bat they are not SO much so "
iaieriur outside b,rhsrisps, and the!
shonl he discontinued for the genera
good. Let scms nnds' standing he had
acme compromise he made :. 'Oon as Po''
lille h.rors lhe Who'll, preSs " the State
engaged In tho Improbable ssrimmHse'-
FOR one. No ATE determined not to b
forced into this fight In favor ofsi'hs
party. "Lsi us hsvs psaes sad no della
sfibs nsils.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
STATE OF TEXAS;

To hs SA'r,F. u Dallas C6uhty, GREETING.
Nou At. hrTvl', commanded that ypu summer BY
Pnbiiuaiiou In the ufcial Journal u the IAN 10.
dciai nsitisi, 4, A, White anl Mary white, las. W.
Gray anil fsnuy Cray, JHa, q. Daniel aud Vim, D.
hauir T~sirhi. ~ the state Of Arkansas, TO 10 and
apeaf lr'Tv the District Court 10 ~ holden Ia snd
ioT thu touuy IT Dallas, AZ tie Court nous. thereof
iuhe city II Dallas, on the hrt Monday In Februs.
~ next, then aud there 10 answer the Petition Of j.
y, Mlnn snd wis Isabella Minn, hlsd Ia said Court
asaiHst them. ...|
HsAd pvtiiiun alieg-. In substance that FlAlniin.
aud Del niani. Tho joint owner. u tract of land
Of SIS arTrs In tho said oinuty ~ Dallas, known q.
the nlcisue survey that Defendant Mary Whit ~
hrm-r widow Of ", J, Daniel, decreased has In M
t.resi ~ onc third u sa'd land, and thai Piahtl
Isabella Vim, aud DEFENDANTS Fanny Cysyi Jfo. q
Daniel aud W. !. Daniel or only lieirA " law Of sad
dcrisrd, rah entitled to one.k an part thereof
aud Plaintiffs pray that said land ~ pafiiloasd 10.
tween thu several owners.
Herein fail not, AID have yoa ssen shd there be-.
fore aid Court, this writ Nth yonr return thereon
showing how you have rsscurd the same.
witness bhh n. Laws, Clerk Of tho
IsE. Dlsirc, Cont Of said County Of Dallas,
and the Seal VI said Court hereto AriIed
y ~ at Office II said county Of Dallas, this tho
9TH dar Of December, A. D. 1871.
JIM. LAWS.
elk. Dist. G. ID. Co., Texas.
ny y. co0npEs. Deputy.
tit.twl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Tyxis MiLirARr lssrirors.-Ws have
received, through the pOlilensss 81 T. 3
Cav, Jr. the Annual Register Of the Texas
Military Institute for 1870 III. This pop
nlar institution about three yesrs ago wss
removed from BAstrop to Austin, where
fine buildings have been erected and every
thing has been Arranged in admirable or
der for n first class school of,he kind. We
are personally acquainted with the Super
inieudent, Col. John @. James, and most o.
the other officers Of the Institute, and can
recommend ,Asm highly and most hearth
~. The institution ia tu honor TO the
State aud deserves every encouragement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

We derive our latest news from The dis
patches Of the Houston Telegraph, which
ans up TO the 18th inst.
Il seems the committee or Elections re-
ported llsTndoh and Clark entitled TO be
sworn in on the Prina .Jaeis evidence Of their
certificates, llerndOn took bis stat but
Clark, being objected to, was put over for
FARTHER Investigation. We still have no
doubt about uiddings ultimately gs'ling
his seat. Sumner viii not serve on the
unimpOriant Committee to which lie has
been assigned. II Is probable that the
Prince OF Wales Is dead by this tins, Sc.
rious apprehsnsiOns are felt In England
about what may follow. II Is thought
Grant 10 trying TO get up difficulty with
Spain on account Of late disturbances in
Cuba.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

sTTbe Mckinney Enquirer gives us
the result o the trial Of Ste phen NJ. Bal.
lew for the killing Of James P. Golden
which has occupied the Collin Court for
the last two weeks and excited much in-
terest. Ballew was convicted Of murder
in TIE first degree and sentenced to be
hung He was ably defended by Gov.
Throcknorton and Capt. 7. J. Brsvn.
The District Attorney, L. F. Smith Esq,
was aided BY W. O. Ewing Esq. Of Quincy,
I'LL, whose speech is spoken OF a. sstruly
able and logical leaving no doubt Of th.
guilto Of the condemned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

tfr The Democratic editors in the South
WHO ate still Occa siOnally sneering at the
ulEf new DEPARTURE so called, mean nothing
ssebyiif but little momeu,ary popularity
amosg tLoughtIess men. They ought tc
r Quit IL. They know very well they have
~ no intention 70 interfere With the Coustitu'
: ional Amendments or with negro suffrage.
These are 6ted facts. which. however bad,
= We must make the best ef. Il is time eve
" body come 10 that conclusion. All
..- democrats agree in principle. Down with
. fadicaIssm everywhere Let that be the
baffle CRY. We can all unite on that.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

II Gen. Wade Hampton or August Bel
mont or Charles o Connor were not in sv-
cry way satisfied with the purposes Of the
South Carolina Land and Immigration
Association, they would be found among
those who recommend the public TO pur.
chase tickets to the Concerts to be given in
Charleston on the sth of January next
and At the same time take one chance il
sixty-two of drawing one Of the 2405 gift.
that are to be distributed on that occa-
sion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

ga, Our brother of the Fort Worth Dem
ocrat is down like thousand Of bricks up
sn some anonymous sheet, that is being
circulated in that vicinity, called the Fort
Worth Wing Chief 1t says there is nc
such paper published there and accuses
it of slsndering the good people ofTarrant
These Indian Chief Sparauders have al.
ways been , great annoyance to onr fro1
tier. But Wing Indian! what an idea
The thing must be gotten up by some an
tidiluvian. Keep cool, brother Democrat
ppd write to Colyer, ias Commander in
Chief of the Quaker Peace Army Of the
West, and let him know about IL. Some
Indian sign Ass been ssen out in the BUSH
es about five or six miles fram iais place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

This geason, so far, has been attended
with terrific cord aud snow storms in
the Northwest and the travel on the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad has been much inter.
rupted. Many lives have been lost by
freezing and snow.slides. All this shows
the Importance Of the Texas Pacific route
and the necessity Of building it as soon as
possible. Nearly all the travel from the last
to California would be done over the South
ern route in the winter season. Here there
would be no interruption. less danger, and
the trip, at all times, would be -pl easant
and more rapid. The Texas Pacific Com
pany can 60 ahead with the brightest pros
poets before them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
SHERIPF's SALE,

Nv VIRTUE = "a rksruiiun in my hshis, h..u.a
ID ~ J, u ksFf.,i, !, =, frrriart No. 4, Rata.
neahiA, frAssl "a ilu sih tioiT, lsil, 4na 10 uas
dirsrissll ! Ill Ill ~ pullir srntue, h~fsrs IN.
cnaTi ieass der 90 each Ia hahi % The hls..t al
iasi biidsT, On fursslAr, tho md day 81 Jssa.T,
nsKi the fllssias desrni-l tract 90 Arrrl IL l.nd
situated hris~n haih AMI fn STREETS In ti,s siiY ~
hsiiss, and dssshsls iat % ssgsa and ilak iifl
sssshirsu, 10 saisB Iais H,sht that = f,snl
ett@inSi against \, ", BaFfFi aRd q, W. I.ss' al,
The slh das II Ausu.i lsI, aud E k.sr 81 III. all
pH,lrTty Of n, n, HaTEiTd.
fL's li'h day " DsssmbvF. A. n. ISL.
J. n. BROWN,
lhisl sheriff Dallas eoahIy, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
1ATCll w nilLEi

gTHATEn Oh sTOLEs. froa Ne Psi.
y isa's Csup shsfs ils Hailfssi sfsss.
20 fits Mile Cffst b. Dallas eaaaiy, 20
saiuTiay sight pih, issl A nrt B,ssa
Hsfs Nj bl,st legs sisti % nias yssFs
eii, ne bfsnts fhs muis 10 fall siiissn
hssis hish, lishi hulli, len f,Fs fssi larger
ihan TiEhi, Ets shss GA len fore fsal sli
shes "a right fore fnai SARA n h1bbls
sara "a righi fsrs askls, gill pay .
literal Teuari 20 shy ohs TsiuTnihs ne
The auls o. fuT inforIaAiioh that gill lead
10 bis recovery.
", l.. BuRNEf, JoAhssHs slsiisA IsI.
Dee l6lh. isTl-lf2s.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

IspIAS DIrREDArloSs.--The latest ru-
NOR is that Gen. Anger is about TO send out
detachment after the great Wing Chief,
that Is said TO be lurking about the vicini-
ty OF Fort Worth. We don't believe itw II
amount to any thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

The Galveston News OF the IQ.h inst.
gives n circumsianiial account Of the
Groosbeeek conspiracy with two Eood cuts
Of the ballot box, prepared in Houston. by
order Of the Registrar, Bonner, for pa
nipulating the votes OF Limestone County
The box vas strong ely nailed, except the
bottom, which was arranged win screws
so that il could be easily removed. The
killing os Applewhiie aud the consequent
excitement did avsT Eifh The necessity Of
using the boz, as Il was then determined
to throw ont the sbOle county. Nice rss-
Gals, these Davis conspirsiOrs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Our cotemporary, the Galveston News,
procured the Presidents message by tele'
graph, and we are indebted to that enter
prising and flourishing establishment 70,
an early copy of the same.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Tss riftss cos'tsfias ne pee -.
iass u llis Csasssilss, shish vs's s'isf'
"a 10 10 rubllshsd 10 psarhlsi feT@, haze
hssa fsss'si ., ~. plsss W Cot cfoss
81, enc ~ he dsissslss iVom this ssuaiJ,
shi 10 has len quite huahsF q ihs@ feT
diHFibuiieu ., ,ss llsuata once. Others
,aay h. fouhd ~ he siorss " fgaihsT aHi
Murrhy, lacy 4 bvvsn, ana .. W saith A
Go, We bss lsaFi II suggested that
meeting shSald be held 10 take into esh'ld'
srs'ioa lLs prevention ofany further pay
msA, Of The illegal school tar, IS pointed
on, BY the Convention, We zee Il stated
is some o. The Rspubliesa IaPsw that no
attempt vill b, made TO collect over ! Of
one per cent, How Is il in this county p
ne should like 10 know.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

The N. Y. Sun, anti Grant Republican,
floats ut its mast head the following ticket:
For President Lyman Trumbls Of III. For
Vice President-Saml j. Tilden of New
York, the former, a decent Republican, the
latter an honest democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

sT- The Cleburne Chronicle Of the End,
inst. informs us of the destruction Of the
Cleburne Mills by fire. Loss $4,000. lts
owners, Messrs La.ghlin & Co. propose ia
build again Immediately.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
NOTICE.

EOR SALE ~ les prices asi sssy isrns
u Rssiishsss aud RssidsIss l0ts in The
titF - Dallas |-
Apnay 10
bssushamP Terry.
psilss eisy Mill,
Dec, idih, iSil-lii mp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
tsy- Tie w,ath,rforl Tmss notes III

t&S- Tie weathsrforl Tues notes the
demise OF the radical Post nj tina, place
Il Is thought that the late cutting oil, ny
the Legislature, Of It's portion Of the "ohiek'
en- pic" aud the fear Of starvation was the
cause OF It's death. We cauSot learn that
Il occasionsd much grief in that eOmmuni
" where Il was best known.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
ZION Ii, 2slh ali. The Governor AZ

sr0n the 2sih ait the Governor np-
proved an Act, passed by The Legislature,
= 70 incorporate The North Texan Agrieuliu-
rsl. Mechsnictl an5 Blood Stock Assoeia-
ion At Dallas, which may be f0und in cur
d. = eoininrs this sest. We are glad 10 see an
rfort mad. il his lireeliOn and bars NO
debit Of good results thsrsfrOn- AiIsn-
tisn j. e,ilsd 70 The notice Of The nesting Of
/. s,o,- holders for he purposs Of orgsniIs-
tia under she charter, which riil be he'd
ALL Court House On Saturday,, The 2Srd
Is. e 10 otlosk, Al n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

GuEss VINO IS The NEATEsr HoUsEKEEP-
III, in our town? We know her. She cleans
her knives, china, windows, paint, oil
cloths, tables aud floors, aud brightsns her
n, brass and copper wares with Enocll
Mors,n's Soas' Sapolio. Ask for it. 1t is
a good ding.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

There is scheme hefors the coming
Legislators of Mississippi to establish in
that State mounted force similar to our
State Police. The Claripn refers to the
late dOings in Limestone ceunty in this
State for the practical WORKING Of this
system.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

From cur Marshall exchanges, Fe regret
20 learn CT he desih Of tho Hon John 7.
Mills Of that city. He vas . native Of
south Csr0linA, vas god lawyer and a
good citizen, aud mech respected By oil
rbo knew hin. Bis health had bren de-
eiiaiug for some line
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

HdrCan any one tell us the present po-
iitical position of Flakes Bulletin Does
The Bulietin itself know2 II so, is il for
for Grant? Does IL intend to support him
for President, if be gets the Republican
nomination? If not, what will 1t DO?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
NOTICE

.tEnACREs o. iihbsrsi Land, "a nilss
JO from the City Of Dallas, on the
RA.' side Of fTiRily River, for sale 10. for
cash, Apply 10 R,G. BOWER.
Dee, 10, ls7l-li;lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

The Mississippi Clarion says that the
boast Of Gov. Alcorn that he came into Of
fee without opposition is certainly true as
TO his going out.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

The Jefferson Times tells rs that Marion
County voted in favor Of The Railroad
subsidy. Il notes the des.h OF the Hon.
John c. Murphy Of that cry, On he cth
inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

Tho saB AntoniO Herald -ejoises ever
be -o-e lately given IN that eiiy IA favor
- ~..ls-isy % fTs CUR b iso.f There
see 80 "a sO.ss >sli1s. n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
AGENTS
.naa rannh.nr cn1h WanIed

a, The IisHsIn uf,sr, Ca shisa Ne SlH
nav in r,il los - subsssig'isN 10 Ne
pAlLAS HERALD,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

The standing army Of CR-a de-
Iszoy-d the Roman RsPubhc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

THE Whenever a negro
happens to be killed-juslly or II justly
1t matters not-thc radical papers blow
about it to an alarming eIient-it is tele.
graphcd of all over the country. But lei
white men Of the highest standing be kill
ed BY brutal negroes and they are as Quie,
as mice or feebly attempt to defend the
outrage. See the telegram from Horace
Chiffon Of the murder OF two prominent
lawyers Mt Tyler. The lndeY. published
since the b,o)jJ Affair, which We have re.
ceivcd, says so little about it that We can
form no idea ofhow it happened or what
was really done. The Houston Union Is
in the same line. Both want = suspension
of public judgement. We suspect an aw-
.ul outrage has been committed by their
negro friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

TIVE siosk holders Of the North f,Ias
Il Agricultural. Mechanical & Blood Stock
As-reistion srs requested TO meet a. the
coa-t H5rss u DALLAS. n IL sinek 4 Z
.a-t tn-.--
FG r.9ges -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
HORACE CmiLroS

Az EXPLOSION sunday afternoon
an explosion Of GunpowdeF took place 10
the core Of Godfried Wagner on the Cor
ner OF Milan and Bell streets, on tho line
Of the Houston Tap and Braroria II. II
which proved serious to some Of the ooeu-
pants, and SCATTERING the building i'm
mensely. The cause o, the explosion Is
alleged to have been occasioned by the
dropping Of cigar from the mouth II one
OF the sufferers who was sparring with
another cue OF them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16
Texas Gatherings.

Special 10 The lluusiun Telegraph,
TYLER, fExAs, Dec, I.
Late on yesterday evening mob Of ne
grOss met on the streets and brutslly muir
dered Capt, II, T., House and y. A. Cooley,
both lawyers Of this place, Great excite.
menl prevails, but every thing 10 quiet aud
under full control Of the civil authorities.
All the mur'lerers are at large, but the
sheriff aud posse are making u vigorous
search for the heuds.
| will write particulars
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-16

2 g. BOHEs sec
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04
An officer 10 the Treasury at Wash.

An officer 10 the Treasury at Wash
ington thus communicates
At the commencement OF our re-
cent "liitle dispute" | was residing in
Washington, and witnessed with 9TH
ers, the hasty return Of our army from
the first battle of Boil Run.
All was excitement, and, for few
hours, complete demoralizition. Ev-
cry man had an awful tulc to tell, aud
he told it. Among others was this,
given by n colored teamster belonging
TO Virginia regiment, to n large
crowd in Wizards Hotel
"De fust ting We know'd we see dc
sogers comm, and | should tiuk dar
war millions on millions-de cap'n oh
de regiment sing'd out 'irap down
dar drap down dar ! but Lor' +!
twa'n't no use dc bung.shells come
and took dar heads clear off Dis
chile tiuk him dead for shua, and in
de confuscment Massa Gibbons mules
got loose with six niggcrs on 'em
and run smack and smovc into Mas
so Liukuns lines and captured ow-
se,res :"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04

Several Sundays ago a collection
was about to be taken up in one Of our
churches, and, in the absence Of one OF
the collectors, frisky young mau
volunteered his services, aud handled
his hat with great industry and suc-
cess When he got nca: the door, he
was about to go out with his hat full
Of money on his head, when the minis
ter said solsmnly, young man, if you
Leave here with that money you'll be
damned" The young man, however,
left in a hurry, and, rs he shut the
door behind him, q worthy old bache-
lor, with voice in I sharp, who had
put II dollar in the hat, piped up TO the
minister "Wcll, If be nin't gone with
it, RI be ID
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04
The Interior Of the Earth.

We suppose that Professor David
Forbes, OF Enghud, knows as much
about the interior of the earth as any
man living. In late lecture he in
sisted that all the objections brought
by geology, mathe matics, or astrono-
my, against tho old theory that the
earth is a molten mass surrounded by
crust about 80 miles thick are
quito unteanable. He would have US
belive, while the outer layer OF mel
ted matter, just below the oarth's
crust, may be a kind of grassy Stag
that, not far below this layer, s,la-
maudcr bent on discovery would find
the pure molten metals. of which the
heaviest--gold, platinum, e'c.--would
bs at the earth's centre. Very like
ly the mass Of the earth is molten
iron and this view is quite corrobo-
rated by tho fact that the broken
fragments Of some Disrupted world,
which 10 the form Of f@rolites, are con-
tinuslly falling. from the sky, are
often metallic iron. But what q tan
taliziDg thought it is, that just under
our feet are countless tons Of the pre-.
cious metals, only waiting for John
Whopper toilet rs know the route by
which be passed through to China
Ser'oney's for Nay.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04

WHAT has become Of the Great
American Desert ofour boyhood days? !?
The Pacific railroad spans the country
from the Missouri TO the Pacific, and
we only know that it passes over a
certain district ofcoun.ry where the
alkaline dust is very annoying which is
the same rs that old twain sister Of
Sahara. But science shows tha, this
desert consists OF almost inc xhaustibls
quantities ofgvpsum, cblorite Of pot
assium, slcates, and other alkaline
matter which is exceedingly fertilizing
when irragated and properly worked.
IL needs but moisture to make these
arid watcs produce every variety OF
crop as well as the prairics Of the West
The settlement Of the country east Of
tho DESERT is gradually causing
more rain to fall, rs forests arc set out
or spring up voluntarily, and no fear
need be felt, bu. sooner or later fertile
fields will smile along the track
where death ouce held carnival over
animal life that vcntured thereon.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04
Ayers Ague Cure,

fer Fever and Ague,. Intermittent. Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Agpe. Periodical or Bilious Fever, go.
and indeed all the affections which arise
poisons.
As its name implies, Il does Cure, and does not
hl Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuin,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, IL In .nowise injurcs any patient. The
number and importance q its cures In the agne az
Without parallel In the history OF Agie nedione
Our pride y gratined by tho acknowleslRncnts We
receive Of the radical cures effected m obstinate
cases, and where Other remedies had wholly failed.
u UnaccIimated persons, either resident IN, ~
travelling through masmstlc localities, will bo pro-
tected by taking ths A6UE CURE daily.
ESr Htscr cc.ssssssS. arising from iorcidi,Iy ;isy
6s Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorder and LIVER compIaInte y
narkablo cures. where other modlcinlS had nile,
fFeparsd Dy & pn: Y, O. ArEM 4 Co, rsSe.
~ round Ne world.
PAIGE, s1Ho pen BoTfxE,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-05-04
ROMANCE SPOIL Ep.-An low, cir

ROMANCE SPOIL Ep-An Iowa cir
who read Cooper's novels to such ar
extent that sho found it impossible to
enjoy herself without marrying an In
dian, found one week before last that
was not proud, and married him, aud
went to his camp on tho banks Of n
sylvan stream where he trapped !oi
muskrats. She only stayed one night
and came home with black eye, apt
had to send out for a bottle ofhair re-
storatiyo. II seems the noble rcd
man got drunk aud punched her in tn,
eye, while his old squaw went among
her hair. This girl don't want AM
more Ialian, if she knows her own
hear.