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FRUITS & BLOWERS.

vINO those Interested in the cultivation of Fruitt
i and Flowers in North and Eastern Texas, w
respectfully invite perussl of the following fact
and testimonials:-
Mr.. b. Richmond, Jun. furnished many Fruit Trees
TO the inhabitants Of GraysOn, Collin and Fnnnir
Counties and we have proved beyond a question
that Fruit can Le successfully cultivated, and that
Trees procured from our Nursery have given uni
versal satisfaction in these districts 1.-THE trees
making fine growth and producing fruit of superior
qrality, as the following Testimonials will show,
which we publish by permission, thus enabling Ms
agents, supply themselves with Fruit and other
trcSs from well.estabished and reliable Nursery.
TIC folio wing from tide weli-known Orchardisti
Mr.. VIM. @. Gentry, 81 Sherman, Texas, (who has
the largest fruit orchard in Northern Texas, is the
result Of his experience with Fruit Trees from our
Nurseries
{" Messs. r. n. Yale o., Nm,eyncp:
sIRs ~ have on my home farm an orchard OF
Apple, Pear and Peach Trees, procured from your
nursery, through your agent, d. Richmond. Jun,
IN the FALL Of 1850 whh have been in bearing since
the years 1852, 1853 and 1854 The Trees have made
a strong end healthy growth from the first year
until the present, odicng large crops Of superior
mutt From my own experience orchArdist,
and that q my neigbbors. NJ hesitatingy recon
mend your Nursery % all who wish 20 buy good
SHERMAN, February Il, ISL"
We, the undersigned, having bought Fruit Tres
from, or have knowledge Of the trees sold By the
hrrn Il. d. to.f thlt
ties do fuIly concur With Mr. Gentry in the above
statement, and feel JUSTIFIED in saying that the MUIR
sery firm Of 7. b. HAl5 A Co. IL an honorable and
reiiable house.
c. c. Dugan, merchfht; n. G. Hall, merchant I;
J. n. StrsttOn, merchant; J. c. Richards, mer-
chant John Dorchester, PM; 5. Hare, attorney
1t law; Joseph Bleisoe, attorney; O. A. Dicker-
uiuu. Ed Courier; N. Beeper.
We also have lsttsrs Of commentator from the
following veIl-knOwn gentlemen Hon. J. B. SELF
of Cooke county; Hon. }. G. George, Of Grayson /;
Hen. r. s. shslburne, Il Collin Hon. ". P. Mclean,
Of Titus; Hon. J. W. Lane. q Dallas Hon r. L..
More, Of Red River; Hon. Y. p. Rector, Of Hcf-
kius. bon. Ira H. ErAus, q Nn.oes.
tgs propose, fhr0lEh our Agents, 20 thoroughly
rnurnss the present sszs0n the euun ties Of rsgEa,
Cooke FHuriin. Lamar, Red River, Titus, Eofkins.
Hurt Collin. Denton and Dallas; and We assure
fhass uhs may fzTOr with their order, tzt they
shall D. honesty and faiihfuily srecufed-
Respectfully T. b. YALE q Co
rrou-isfors q Brighton Nurssry. rEsfniiisssd 1sy
EOCHEsTEE, T.
rhr-rusr. Trrns. Errrh ], 1s71-
NR-Our Ar-rfs have UHrrrES Cerfif1rt-s q
Aruury-T p. y. a Co
Enrrk ~. 1s-1.-2s-cl.
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imTrEfi with EuatIls hrRT haluT tN--
Auttls- ani The fAEANH sTHF ATE nus uu4arsiiunr
ahh laF sHiHTlHT a. anF allaraigs hT Nashlus
riHihs lRFI iENruts, aHi Hs saNs their rusl laile
AraT, ~ sagiug isis'r and siuIhfs,
s'lllsTn Iag..z ahv La'r ussi thea iesIity as
fallnasE
IaY &C. thrhsrl,rs 18th In muurs sni ranirniusFui,
lot sgep Nuugs lads lrsTn o. usr Ihssi, and sNrTN
HaTIiii 1ns hrp theta iu hsT hugsr.-lN ra orleans
firalunf,
IA rN'sllfnl Washing Machine, We have tried
IL, lhr flulhts MTiuErT isNrTy suTFTi-T, 4 snsl
hand siil Na,h laTsu humisT - pisces Ia q lev
iuuIs- -. Raleigh ~, - Episcopal Methodist,
"AnsT sgrT teo Arars' rNprTiri,rr with loiyr ~
ar assuTst that d l. the greatest hrlr aud ernn"'
nfrf % tins, lauT ani niuIry Nc have yet lad in'
lToiagei iIto our housrhlh"
NuiAAsuN SaITH, New ORLEANS,
~ have lad noiy Washer ia my t4nliiy Tor soint
lime IL TNrs eEtiTs Satisfaction, aud take pleas
nTr Ia commanding L To the heal II every house
bold Il, Towns, Jensron, Texas,
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree & Shrub, and Ever.
green Seeds, prepaid by Hail,
with directions for Culture
Twenty five different packages
of either class for sl00, The
six classes $500
on 600. Us. Evergreen and Tres
.XU.UUD seeds; Apple, Pear, Cher
~. &e.; Grass SEEDS; Beef, Cabbage, Car
rot, Onion, squash, Turnip, and all gege-
table and Flower Seeds, in mall or large
aunntiiies; also, Small Fruits, Stocks.
Bulbs, shrub, Vsrbsnas, &C. By mail, pre-
raid. New Golden Banded japan LILY,
zoe. Priced Descriptive Catalogue sent 10
any plain address, gratis Agents wanted
wholesale List 70 Agents, Clebs AID the
Trade. SEEDS on commissions.
B.. Il. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
-sd Seed Warehouse, plymouth. 3ass.
Established IN 1882
February II, ls.L-ZA2a-
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NORWAY OATS
100 BUSHELS PER ACRE!


chasing four bushels OF your seed Onts two years
ago, Mt $1,000 pc. hhshol. | believed at tho time
that WINS hunbnggcd, and it was only at the ear
nest solicitation Of my farmer that was induced to
do So They were sown on my Long Island farm on
four Of fair quality Of soil and yielded 316
bushels ofthe fucst oats ever raised saw After
giving my brother 90 bushels. my man sild 100
bushels at 5000 per bushcl, bringing me $4,000
This was, of course, most satisfactory result. But
what wish W speak Of, as most important to tho
farming commlritv, ia tho quality of the product
After careful experiment tai test, am satisfied that
tho Norway Oats are worth at least third more than
the oats now generally sold in market for feed
There is much larger per cent. of -four, and it ia
swceier and more nutritious The straw is excellent
feed, my horses eating it with greater r9Ish than
hay This advantage alone, with US, il Worth from
$1,000 TO $4,000 per acre. They stand mp WELL and
are easily harvested. This season, the Dig weather
has eaused failure Of tho ost crop, but the average
yield Of Norwny5 is iully three times that of other
oats IN the vicinity OF my farm. Having been far.
mcr for dfty years, my opinion may he ofsome value
and ifso, yon are at liberty to nse it. To farmers
say, the price Of tie seed is nothing compared to the
immediate advantages Il. =. YEUHTEN.
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PIeiCEs-A Fair Offer.

lfihs Merchants In your place will not furnish,
,fEi fsT the Machines, rcnd the Tslail price,
Washer SIS, ENia MTinsrT SO, aud Ne will fnT'
wand either OF both narhiHss, frrg II iIrisht, t.
places where NO unr Il ssllnsi aud ~ suTt are Ne
they win h. liked, that ~ ggre io refund the men
- ifaGy onr wishes {" Trlurh the mathinvs frve Of
fright, amer months trial, according 10 diTre'
tiHHs,
Ne husband, father 90 brother should rEgAIT the
lmlgufy 0i Nashirg With tho hauis, hly'Isu dsy :
In the war, whru ID BE- done better, more eN.o'
iliuu,ly with les labor, aud no ipuIy 10 tie Far,
Munsrr.
SOLD by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
count, are made. u. :, BROWNING,
Guprml Agent,
% Courtlandt Street, fow York.
August 81, lsiO-igtf
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r ii A

ASpERsoyvILLE, Ism.
Last winter exTerimentcd with tho Norway oat
stray for feeding purposes, with most satisfactory
results would as soon have il as the best OF lay.
Horses, cattle and sheep will leave timothy hny for
this straw tried them al. at different times and
in varfsus ways, with the same result. These ilcts
regard a. very important to farmers. We we'll
AFFORD to buy seed nj $1,000 per bushcl every year,
if that were necessary. a. +. hENDhLL'
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SNiTuropT, PA, --, 1879,
Your seed doubled in yield that Of the New }rln 3
wick, sown on same land. They are thin hnlIed,
| and heaviest grain ever saw. l would now pay
S25 90 per bushcl for your seed rather than SOW
other oats. =. u. c.hiio'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

Made II Poor Rum, Whisic!l Proof Spi-
IIIs, aud Refuse Liquors, dgri"r7i, -rio"d,
ut, .vri,nvi e. plyi,r the iasIc, called s"Bies,
" Ari-iigrf.," Er.urrr-," Sc, that lead liJ tip
plrT IN ~ drunkenness aud ruin, lmi arr - true
M..lIyius inn. irn tho Native Herb. aud Roots ui
california, free from NIL Alcoholic siin,u-
lpntN. They ATE the t.EEAF BLOOD
pI'HrEsERt and Ia u ~ GpEtS d
prEENgEEsEE,R prTcrt Erun'dtur Rnd luvig.
orator of tho system, carving oil all poisonous
matter, aud Tcaluring the l,l"nl To healthy con.
diiInn. Nnpcrson eau take these hiicrs, according
tu directions, aud rrmaiu long unwrl
HIeO will h. given Tor M incurdhlc case, pro.
ylliug the hunrs are nnt destroyed ly mineral
puisuns "r other mraus nnl tue vital organs wasted
brVund the paint "i repair.
For,nfiinnlmnio CRY and ChronicRhcu
mafIsin, aud s;out, Dyspepsia, or iudi-
uc.ti.u. Billions. Rcmiitcnt aud Inter
uigicnt FrVrr., Di.rnsrs Of isir Biood,
liver, Kidneys and bladder, these Bit
icr- '"so been most , ;g;g,,, ,,,nod wSi,
IL CENTRALLY produced 10y arrangement VI ito d.
rc.iiyC Organs.
They iuyisurute the stomach, and stmnalc the
toru!d liver aud huwpls, which render them of unc.
unllrd ,nicnc, IA cleansing the blood IT all inllu.
rifles, and iMparting new life und Nigor to ihe
whole system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pain
IA Tie rh1uI,rr- Coughs. 1ighthrss of the Chest,
pi,,in,.s Sour stomach, Bad Taste IN the Mouth.
Bilious Attacks, palpitutlnn If the Heart, C"pinuS
Discharges at triH", Pain in the Regions OF til"
kh,u,'Ns, and n hundred hihrr painful sy!iirtnm7
which are the UispringS OF Dyspepsia, nrc cured by
thssr Bit;crS.
Cleanse the Ni'iatrn Blood whenever You find Its
mmuriiics bursting through the skin In Plmples,
Eruutions, or Sores cleanse 1t when il Is foul aud
vuur feelings will tell van when. Keep the blUOd
pune nllll III" health cr the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and r'hcr WORMS, lurking in tho
system Of ~ many Thousands, are cicci"alIy dcs'
irOycd aud removed.
For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four larsuagcs-
English German, French aud Spansh.
J. WALKER, ~ i - Commerce street, n. "
Proprietor. H.. II. MchONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists md General Agents,
San Francisco, California, and ~ and 81
Commerce Street Y.
EEy- Sold by NIL DruSgists and Dealers.
AND IN DALLAS, by CROWDtS TURNER.
February II, lS7l.-?2:Cm.
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New ORLEANS, January 9th, 1871
This Certify that We have this day perfected arrnngemen with Mr. D. NJ
purchasing obtaining the GENUINE RAMsDELL
n 8
$500 Rushei. D. W. kAhSDELA Y 90
-two bushels o Seed D. w. H. q Co.
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No Choir Should be Without II.
The American Tune Book,
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a COLLECTION q AZ the uid-iT fapulzr Ctu-rh
"A Tur-s Anfharrs md 81 pi-rss. rhirh har-
frusaf the fauuaafiuu q or Arusri-un churrh
Nusir 81 fhs r.sf ff;y y-a-s- Confusing Ire
-hrI-s rfs-es s-iscis1 y 80 teachers and chulr
IlsriH-s
F.-i-- e. n. ri1sa rsr drr-r- a specimen -oTy
-il D. ssrf ~ AL a. as Eddrc.s, lsst Tlii, ~
raasif. ~ rri-s 1r
OLIVER BTTs0N a CO. Bs-son-
G. IA DITsON q CO. NcN NSrk-
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.

AN and after Monday, November l4th,
w 1870, PASSENGERTRAlNS willlexe
Houston, Sundays excepted J at 1880 NJ,
reaching Kossc, the preseh, terminus, at
S.2Or.M. Connects At Hampstead, at $50
Pm, with th.train for Burton, on the Wes-
torn Branch arriving at $50 r.M.
Returning, leaves Kosse ut OILS An,
and Burton $40 An, arriving at Houston
ut Pm.
Connects with stage at NavaSota for An
derson, Huntsville, Crockett, Palestine, etc;
at Kosse for Waco, Dallas, Sherman and
Northeastern Texas; and at Burton for
LaGrange, Bastrop, Austin, San Marcos,
New Braunfels and San Antonio.
Baggage checked through to and from
all stations.
NJ. G. HOWE,
Superintendent.
Dec.m ber II, lS70,-l4:ly.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE KslO0D.

Tho reputation this OK.
|. !: |.
cellent medicine enjoys,
~ N Ia derived from its cures
m Ar~ : a many Of which are truly
|aA-lSsse-J marvellous. lnvctcrate
<IIs.1 cases of Scroluluus dis.
NJ Np ease, where the system
~ Etl seemed saturated with
IN Il A corruption, have been
HSgFsH tRS-S<.zs5 purified and cured by il.
~ ~ - ScrOfulous affections and
A 80 a disorders, whiCh were az
$50 sss5ss ~ ~ gravated by the scrOiu-
~saac7rs.4--sssaS--s louS contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every SEQ
ton OF the country, that the public scarcely need
to be informed of its virtues or uses.
ScrOfulous poison Is one of the most destruc-
Give enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen and
unielt tenant OF the organism undermines Che con-
stitution, and invites the attack Of cnieeblng IA
tai diseases, without exciting n suspicion Of its
presence. Again, 1t seems TO breed infection
throughout the body and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of its
hideous forms, either on the surface or among the
vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart, OF tumors formed
in the liver, or il shows its presence by eruptiOns
on the skin, or foul alterations on some part OF
the body. Hence the occasional use Of bottle
Of this SaIsdpariHd IS advisable, even when no
active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons ai-
iicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief and, AZ length, cure, by tho
use of this S8RS4P4RILI4: st. dnfhO-
ng's Fire. Rose or ErlsipeIas, letter, Salt
Sore Ears, and other erupiions or visible forms
Of ScI'OntlOus disease. Also IN the more con-
cealed forms, ne DysPePsiG, Dropsy. Heart
Disease, FITS, EPilePsB, Neuralgia, and
the Various TfcerOHs Affections OF The MUSCULAR
and DervOus systems
Syphilis or Teneronl and Mercfridi Dis
eases are cured by 1t, though long time is re-
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies by
any medicine. But lOng-contiuued use Of this
medicine will cure the complaint IeucOTThod
or Whites, Uterine JIeerdfiOHs, and Female
Diseases. are commonly room relieved and ultl-
mately cured by its purifying and invigOrating
effect Minute directions for each case are found
in our Almanac. supplied gTTtis. RheHDid fisuI
and GOstf. when caused By nccumulatiOns q eN-
traneous matters in the blood yield quickly 20 u,
as also Lfrcr Complaints. T0rpidifV, Co1tges-
ffou or inflammation Of the Ifrer, and J1uu-
dioe. when arising, as They ofien Do, from ne
ranking poisOns in the blood. Tins bdRfd-
PARJILA j. n grBaf resfnTer for The strength
and vixOr Of the sFstcrn. Those who ere Jnsi-
0nfd and Ifeffesr, DAeep0IdeFf, SteeIttsf,
and troubled with Nervous ATlrreiiensso5ls %
Pears, OF any q the Hr9ctiuns F!nlTli0Iiiaie q
Weakness. vii find irunefiHfe reif ana con
vinring evidence Of iis restorative power Ilea
t-ial.
PREPARED BY
Dr. y. G. AEER q Co, L0ueII, Ezaas-,
Trootsoaf a-d Analytical CIesaists.
SOLD 81 Ala DKUGGIsTs EvTKTWHEkE'
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ORR TRADE rARKi
FOR FAMILY USE IXL,
PRICES CELEBR ATED
Aromatic stomach and Tonic Eiitcrs,
The Champion Of the Field.
COsrETlIIOy HIIrEo-SrPESlcSTY psFlgB


as easy 10 prepare adniNtrrc ~ 10 devise the
! fchcncs. But the question naturally arises ~
TO the efficacy Of those connections, Just %. II
would as To the practical utility ~ 'hos" uonsr,s
In M age sgnali2ch by churlanu.,. aud ben, un
the rnb!d accumulation Of wealth. srl"nco affects
lie constantly ,discu'crng some invaluable remedy,
by which the various HilmcUtS Of human nature
may Ice cured or allcvintch. Certificates from uu-
known sources Hood The circulars aud paragraphs
swell the wipers,a 10 ihcir wonderfully restorative
properties. and the poor public, cdp,d into crrdu.
lity 10y the plausible mir OF truth with which tlry
are invested, swallow The drnught and repeat the
dose, until their purse strings have been fruile-s.y
stretched To their utmost tension.
Not so with EriGr's gcIrbrntcd Aromatic
Stomach and Tonic EiIicr-.
Prepared irJm ingredients known to the Medical
Faculty aS possessing marked SanHthc principles,
aud subjected 10 the ordeal Of repeated analytic
tests II has emerged not only nsrathcd, but con-
hrmcd 10y the experience Of those who have expert
mcnted with 1t.
u does moi nHSrEic to on. body nil the
virtues Of the Bcniing Art.
1t IS only claimed and guaranteed TO prove cfrn-
cinus IN all eases Of DYsrErsIA, lSpGrsTioN CuLIs
AM FEVER, GENERA DEBILITY, NERVOUS SYMPTOMS,
ToRripITY OF THE LIVER, CONSTIPATION OF rug
BOWELS, Loss OF APPETITE, lNurERiTipS UF Tmr
GASTRIC FuNcrioNg, AND CHoLERuc MA spIys.-
simple, yet strong in It's siimuatiyr action, ii il rs
palnahle Us cordial, nnd entirely free from those
bitter herbs aud colorinK composites that destroy
the flavor OF the market bitters
Irrespective Of these alterations, IL needs no
better props to its support than the uniycrsaty OF
Its and the extent Of its circulation Unrcstric.
ted to local limits, the mi brand has pushed ~
way through every section OF the south and west
and the name of PRICE is rs familiar there as II
household word.
Peculiarly adiuvant, appstizirg strcngthenins
Prices Celebrated Aromatic Stomach aud Tonic
Bittcrs will be found invaluable. Enough that cit
liens of the South whose names are NJ hand TO tho
Proprietor, and whose testimonials AFRO IS .'towort
Of strength because Of thor character and posi-
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s.ExTs WsrTEB.-rsEs A NONTHl
a - ne AWEEICAN KNITTING WArEIkf
Co FifrsI0y. Ms o. 81. liCJIs, No
EI.r1t ~ Ie-llZEou.
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TO H1TLLERs.

A MILLER, understanding his Business,
N is WANTED al she DALLAS MANU-
.FACTURING cos MILLS.
BsflsS Febraary .. -s7l.-24h
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PROsrEcT, ONO, -, 1870.
I raised 1917 bushels from halEpeck OF your
ssel, weight 40 MS. to tho bnshel-grow tN ieet
high. | have repeatedly been offered $1,000 per
bushrl for my sees, hut shall not SELL want II all
myself To every farmer l say, their equal does
rot exist. }. D. sLEh hoNs'
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owkERs OF LAND CERTIFICATES
ATTENTION! /.


rl,HE UNDERSIGNED brg- leave to announce
i that he will locate Land Certificates Of any
kind, on the best vacant lands to lie found, pay all
expenses up TO patcnting. aud receive payment in
one -fu!h If tho land Tie will also guarantee that
the Lana shall he located aud field notes returned "a
the Ia I'd once rcaoy fur Patent, within months
after a. certificates are placed ia his bands. Pay
ments for heating must be made by deed TO one
fourth q the land mnc diatcly reception OF the
patents.
lie would further rdd, that he is and hiss been for
some time engaged largely in this business, having,
within the last twelve months, located over one
hundred sections and NaTang gone o. heavy eX-
pensr in procuring all Necessary information from
the Lard Ofice. and from other sources, ~ TO the
most eligible aud desirable locations to I've found, he
is PREPARED to get the best locations 20 be had.
lie is now prepared 10 I7caie large Quantities Of
Railroad certificates on TIE finest quality Of wheat
growing lands at short notice.
He will hud lost certificates, perfect land titles,
and attend ia any and every way 20 the best interest
Of those who have claims land for an interest in
the sane. Very respectfully
W. %. BULLION.
RrTEEEECEs.
Samuel T. Mossly and T. j Rogers, Esqs., JefIer-
.on Marion county; Dr. I. r. Worrall, Austin; Ma
Tor \ r. Thomas snd W. g. nuckley. ESQ. Nnvaso-
ia Texas; W. A. W0rtlsHl, ". II Payne and W ".
Ewing, Esqs., Tarrant Hopkins county, Texas; Col.
j. G. mccoy, Hon. Y. VI. Burfurd, Dr.. J. ". Haynes,
Hon T.. c. Garland, District Judes, T. =. Coouabes
ESQ. g. C. Bor-r Esq- aud J. X. r. Record, Dallas,
Texas: Hon. \. II. Barneil-
Hsrrns TINS. October = 7f7h-l.r
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Nrs YORK, September sd, 1870.
You will remember the circumstance Of my pur'
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PREPARED BT
mr.. ATER q CO., lowell, Mass,
Trootfoaf asd Analytical CIeSlists.
SOLD BT AL DRUGGISTS EVTRTWHEkE-
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Tho reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Ia derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnvctcrate
cases of Soro1uluus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, which were az
gravated by the scrOfu-
Ions contamination until
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
TIN LhsT TOURNAAENT
WV povu ay ALyRED TENNYsON.

NEW pOEM Az ALYRED rENNYsON
T.nnvron'e new poem, "The Lost Tourna-
" a nav Idyt, OF the King" Of about 900 hnes
yte arst Amcrc,an publication will NJ In harper'
weekly on Thursday Nov 80 where II viii appear py ar
,>nsrmcnt with Meesrr James r. OagoOd Co., frou,
o. ,pthors cAxance sheets Messrs OsgOod Co. will
s.suc the poem In boob form Saturday Dee The
ALLOWING extrscts gwen iron, the early sheets
usO!T
Down IN easement ss~t.
A io~ sea suosAt g'oryIiiY round her har.
And glossy thr,ated gracc, TsOlt the Queen.
Ani vGCu she heard tlr fcci o 1rS,rau, grind
TIc a. ritg ST., q that - ale about her cover.
Fsu u.h star ed. met h,, - tho doors. aid there
Eei;rd his body with her whttc emt'race
tn kiNG'- lttrtH
That night r"tn" Arftir home and while ne ciiNp q,
Az al ,th ,iu0h Antun,t'tippnr cl"om
lHLo stairway Ia tie l'all. a"d looh d and raw
Thc (r,a' l,'cc3~ uOvri ~as 0aI S,-as'nt LIE t"ct
A ycicol q 80 ~ hc cd1tstrn'ih IL
"whrt a. tteNV N TIE vo',c about Li- feet
eeut M az, .gsW'i ,o"ii."C, thv too,
And su...i uo,c, .ua1c th,r .niii aY",j..
TKHIRAms Dkr,n
n, scrm'd tr ps~ Tie t:iIn'; at Military
And $40 4 - T.: "a. D. u. ti.c ,py ,i.n., aud bath
Rc~,n - Ixci" tci =. t,!l he Qu,ru
Tarn c,tc'i IA" i,r,,a. Loot ncr hand II r,dr'
These TO rinits tais J. t'cacu .i's'd.
kdd ru.it- ,.:.,.a L'. t.f;- ~ ,i.n, .e hot
With al ,i,s,r,, Idt tis ..ye t,r, Iooh.
l. .di ..st'e ."i ~,..:' Naiy to""l.
Foliovl .rusr ot c.,i'>' wlng~ and then
wtnrr 49, g. t.. Geo 100. -,a, +, ,. ., s.1 r.",ot
IASsACr"
Ttne hc fell
H',d hay. We me hnga:s vito watched in, roar'd
And -. it4d a.. iC.,f JoNaU, the f.lrn
Ti,r. q .in. .lod o;H ~ td,' .Ioin h0idg SHOWN,
A1d s:Iu' niA ,'.,, and siitt,d themselves.
Nor catl the k,U;' f,t G cis'e. hr s'UtlS
Tiro oysa dOI:3. ana s%"rliur rig N ami Il
hc wOin"n, HIi fie' tCulou iatts tut.d
Il.' ''U'"s NCI ahI tie Ntntt aud 49, W
TIL all g. i..tN's vI n wOttati yCt!s,
And NJ f'r I!vCim ut stic..ilt Win u.;,.s..:
Tibet. y,N vat! ahu,Gr. tiIc, tt,d thc to'.Ir
Nh.ci t: t,.d hufu.rf, "a. I'D" thc iNU Nu.th.
X 4 ! az tt.V AGCii Jit.. A.'Or.
M..d ..a 9. aus lttit :ir',
A. 4 ,.... v1tcI Nuth
l''ur r.. 'l ttn Last cat t"yoLt Their. fu>
1Lr Ion ~ - IA. and lay ilnafiIc Sr!D
t~tII Z" Tt'NTkAE
A. s3ddr't.u& ~. q" sdlGcn. tI,akG Isot.
81 lnt f. ,C';'u al II, .I.J s:r'u: Joy
TpSt dc -ytarnlu,sf. ~! fGt, hoW l.! honr
i,t, n tie rcvct tnt.. I = .iOUi,
q, ,sWcCt'r iian al; uicI, rics Ui thCc,
Dtrl.i f;tu tiy y,:'ru.'t,'e after tttc
Hcfad thOs" iaI roilur. west wari sIni' ing seas,
Watched t,Om the towtr. lsOit OF Britain dash
81 fo.I l.Uu OF Brittany on tue strind,
Wou,d that have child her bride kissf Welded her
Fought IN her fathcr's wars vast wOuticd th,rcS
The KING was al rulN,d with gtatoimlnesn.
And shc, nay namcsIkc uf tho hands, that heard
Thy hnrt aud heart with unf:Uent ard Gates
WE-c.n NiIh hci aHy hLgrr HiOne
Than having knO"O tICe--icr to hast thou LEFT
To pine .,I,d waste IN thOs, sweet 'nOrts'
q "'rc not Iuy Marks Ivy whom all ,@u
Are "o.ie. ehOuid n.io inoc mofo l'"b .DV'."