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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14

CALIFORNIA ELECTIoN.-We have heard
from California, and the result is not much
worse than we had expected. That there was
q general bolt among Democrats in that State
has been apparent for weeks and the split was
not confined to San Francisco alone. The in
iuence of all the railroad corporations in Cal
ifornia was thrown in favor of the Radical
ticket. and the detection of subsidy Democrats,
who were Democrats only in name, together
with the negro vote has brought about de-
feat foot, horse and dragooll," OF the CaIi-
fornia Democracy. Confident of Democratic
victory, candidates for official positions at the
hands of the Democracy were
"Thick as autumnal leaves that strew the brooks
In Valamorosa."
Where Que man received nomination, at least
u hundred were defeated. who ut once joined
the ranks of the "soreheads." With tho Rad
icals it was different A nomination ut their
hands was not considered equivalent to an
election, and candidates for defeat were not
numerous The Radicals were united Through.
out the State, and every Republican paper
labored faithfully in the common cause Tor the
success of their nominees, while several Dem.
ocratic papers took the opposite course and
bolted the nominees of their party. About the
principal cause of our defeat in California can
be summed up in the expression that "thrre
were not Offices enough" Bouth's election is
conc,ded by majority ranging from four to
FIVE thousand, and tho whole Radical Stale
ticket elected by probably smaller uiajoritlrs.
They also elect two, AMI probably the three
members of Congress, while the Legislature
still appears in doubt. AS we were prepared
for the result We accept the situation. aud
think we can stand it if the people of Califnr-
MIA can A few years of Radical rule will be-
sufficient to make the people desire a new deal.
Booth carried San Francisco by over $500 una
jnrty, aud the whole Radical and Tax Payers
ticket was elected except Assessor R"sener,
(Deln }, being elected by about 200 majority
aud Hyncs (Dcm.) for Recorder, by about
1000 plurality Bo"th's majority IN Sacrament
10 county, as far as heard from, is over |. 900.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14

LEWIS RESIGNATION Hon. J. II Hawpy
member Of the last session Of the Legislature
was arrested ut Qlartzburg, in this county,
several days ago, by Deputy u S. Marshal
Robbins on warrant charging him with being
the party who forged the resignation OF judge,
Lewis. His examination came off in Bnis,,
City, on last Saturday, before Judge HOLSTER
U. s. Attorney Huston, assisted by Judge j
r. Mcbride, appearing for the prosecution,
and Major r L. Foote f,r the defense. From
parties who have returned from Boise CITY we
learn that no casr was made ont against Mr..
HawIey, although Judge Holiister believed it
better to put him under bonds to appear befors
the Grand Jury ut the next session of the u
s. Court-ts be held in Ada county 1t is suff
cient to say that the complaint was made by
Reynolds Of the Statesman asd it would ap.
pear therefrom that "Old Affidavit" is again
at his business. and has, without donbt, over.
reached himself this time We forbear further
comment until the case is finally disposed of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14
algW AaVertlseMtltS.
ON MARRIAGE.

Essays FOR Young Men, on GREAT So''AN
EVILS aud ABUSES. which interfere WIN
Marriage, and ruin the happiness OF thousahus'
with sare means of relief for the Errins ana UNIV
tuna.e. diseased AMI deblitatel Sent IN seA'eu Az
ter envelopes. free of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NO. 'Ou-
S,n,h :, pb,I,dsnhi. pa. lseplims
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14
AGENTS. wANT
,.... .Fcn......
TRIUMPHS OF
ENTERPRISE

A NEW BOOK BY JAMES 81 America,
n history of the successful liie anchieyenenis'
wonderful Inventions discoveries ana aoenacter in
showing how admirable actions. to The az
Sancsment Of the world Finely illustrated shance r
agents Send for circulars and note our rsli.be
Al. A. PARKER 4 CO.. nn;rago, III
p. S.-Iady agents wanted 70 sen 'n'
on the subject ever published. rarp
r. ps mJa eS.s a. NJ D. which pa
in every family will save the lives Of 70 make
Mothers end children yearly II you w anr rcs
money, and do good sspd st once '0s w sep7sa
and tegtns, mailed Tree. .--.ss- -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14

SUsPENDED.-The last number of the
Feekly Necs was issued on last Saturday. MIR.
McGonigle announces the suspension of his pa.
per by reason of his delinquent patrons failing
to pay up their dues. We are sorry to hear
that our friend McGonigle has been compelled
to give up the field, us we were in hopes that
the Ncrs, as Democratic organ, would be-
come one of the permanent institutions of our
Territory. The paper was worthy of better
fate, and we hope our Democratic neighbors
in Ada will ere long realize the Importance Of
re-establishing on o substantial basis their local
organ. a. 80 -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14

ANOTHER CoNvERr.-r wandering fe
male missionaries. who have been stumpng the
Pacific coast during the past few months in
behalf Ct woman suffrage, visiting Yosemite
in masculine attire and doing that romantic
section astraddlr of mules. aud otherwise uti
sexing themselves generally, while away from
hume. can return ito hum" Boosting of maxi
ing n convert Of ~ least one prnininrn. man
"n the Pacific coast. John b Frlt"n, Esq
one OF the leading men in the Radical party
in California. and prominent lawyer. wha as
pirrs 10 succeed Gale as Senator from that State,
delivered a speech IN Union Hail. in San Fran.
cisco. on the evening uf August 3lsi, wherein
he pictured the Government Is 4 common moth.
cr, and appealed 10 his audience. as citizens,
(" stand by her ever, predicting that "G"d
willing. one day woman slloulI help Ia
govern" Sargent who Was doubtless elected
Ia Congress from the Second District, in that
State. is also an advocate of wonan's suffrage.
and Those two worthless. with Mrs. Vic Wood.
hull, alias Mrs DR. Blood. aud few other Free
Love advocates will, without doubt. ptess their
claims before Congress next winter for " dc.
claratory act" rs they call it, recognizing wo.
men as voters. Beast ButlAr and few other
cock eyed scuundres, spo"n-thieves aud delua-
gognes will lend helping hand, as the drgra.
datiun of American wonlanhood is of no iupurt-
n With than IL fh.y ,t,tp
notoriety by advocating the admission Of WI
men to the balut-box. They would sink not
only the Country, but the whole female sex in
perdition. il by s" doing they can retain official
positions, and keep their paws in the public
treasury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN lnA'
~ in pursuance of law the
Board of County Commissioners

OF Boise county, Idaho Territory, will meet IN a. n'0
lar session. at the court house in Idaho Ct!' "
Monday, the 9th day of oc'o"'' Al
That being the second Monday in sad m usid Bosd
snoad Be Of os ~ta hs Clerk that
All accounts and papers must be iegan,is presented
insure action thereon and no bill wii o TR clerk
unless all the fees are paid. E. H. ANoLh' Wv
Idaho city. September IA, ls7l-wa'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

kay" Wehave received from Messrs. Dew
lin & Co., the well-hmown clothing house
of Now York, handsomely bound little
volume entitled "The Metropolis Explained
and Illustrated, in familiar form, with a
map The book explains the locality and
means of access TO all the leading points Of
interest in the city, and more especially to
the Central Park, of which o complete his
tory is given, with an enumeration Of all
its principal attrac lions. A list of the pub
Tic squares and parks, with their locations,
sketches of public buildings, and full di-
rcctory of churches, banks, places of amuse
mcnt, railroad dcpots, principal hotels, IL
braries, ferries, etc. Several pages are
also devoted to Brooklyn and its points of
interest. In fact the book is q thorough
guide for strangers visiting New York, and
is distributed gratuitouslyb by the above firm
to oil who apply OF their stores on Broad
way.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
TuE INDIAN Tax on Texas Car

THE INDIAN Tax on TEXAS CAT.
TLE.AWe notice that the several
competing Railroad Companies for
shipment Of Texas cattle arc agree
ing with tho drivers TO assume this
tax or rather refund TO the drover
at their termini, upon the presenta-
ton of tax receipt. We do not ful-
ly understand the nature Of the op-
Grafton, but we are assured that the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is de-
terrained not TO be oufdone in the
way Of liberality toward the Texas
drOvers regarding this tax. We
wOuld call the attention OF such Of
our readers as are Interested in the
cattle trade, 10 the various adver-
tiseinents and circulars Of this Com
pany row IN circulation in our
State Sherman Courier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
FRUITS & FLOWERS,

TITO thosn ihiaFrsiri il tho cultivation II fTaiis
u and fissrFs In Meth and iasl-rn TrsAs, 80
respectfully in,i's lsru'Ai ~ tho ielieNihs hs''
ahd tTsiimahiaisf--
bnTing Tho Taii e lGUa. Nc. ihIoagh "ur Assai.
Mr. u. Hshm nd, Ian, furnished many Fruit TIrss
10 DO iahahiiani. Il Irays"n, ui'in and sahhin
Coz ihiirs aud Nc have IrnNri betnnd question
thai Fruit eau H. snerrssillly cultivated and that
tn procured iruin our AuTsuTt have given nhi
Vtt',a satisfaction IN ihese dislTrts 1.-THE ifsrs
np,kiRs hnr growth and producing ifuit II superior
q Islily, tho following testimonials NIL show,
n hish ~ publish by permission, thus enabling ~.
q. satisfy tho p,Liio that they can, ihrungh our
rents, SUPPLY tl}m.alVes with Fruit, aud other
fss fTon wrll'e.iabli.hrl and reliable suf.rgy.
The GiloSing fT"m The Srli'knewn orrharilsi,
dT. Vim, q, G-nIFy, ~ sherman, Texas, tNha has
the largest fruit orchard In Northern TeNasl IL the
csalt II his rNIgrienes with Fruit Trves from our
| hnpsrlrsg-
{" Ms,,r,. I. n Yale q -, HrrsrsPH'
SIRs = I have ON my home farm m orchard ~
| Apple, Pear aud Peach Tr-a-, procured from your
! Nursery, through your agent, u, Richmond Inn.,
in thu Fall IT lSn which have been IN bearing since
The scar. 1862 lNIi aud lsCi. The Trccs have made
u strung Rni healthy growth ironi the hrst year
until The prrseui, producing large crops 81 superior
frnit. Prom MY avn experience Hs an otchArdisi,
aud that u my noishbors. m he.a,ingly recon-.
mend your nursery to all "hS Wish to snS good
! reliable trees. WM. q. GENTRY.
Sherman, February %, ISL"
We, the undersigned, having bought Fruit Tfrts
from, have knowledge Of 'hn trees sold 10y the
Nftn oi i. ", lhlr.A 70, III ihlH VuHh'
ties. do fully concur with Mr.. Gentry In the above
statement aud feel justified In saying that tho Nur.
| sorry ilrm of 4. u. lalo Co. isan honorable and
| reliable house.
q. Z. Dugan, merchant; II. q. Hall. merchant +;
I J. ". stmiton, merchant; J. q. Richards, NOR
ohant John Dorchester, PM. S. Hare, attorney
| at law; Joseph Blcdsoc, attorney; q. a. DECKER
I man, I'd. Courier; NJ. Lcepcr.
We also haya letters OF communication from tho
following wcl-known gentlemen Hon. j. u. Self,
IT Cooke county; Hon. J. q. uCorge, Of Grayson ;
Hon. u. $. Shelhurne, Of Collin Hon. W. r. Mclean,
of Titus; Hon. J. W. Lane, Of Dallas Hon. u, Ia.
Moore, nf Red River; Hon. v. i. Rector, OF Hop
| kins; Hon. Ira II. Evans, oT Rncccs.
We propose, through our Agents, to thoroughly
canvRss the present season. tho c0un ties of GrRysnn,
Cooke, Faunin, Lamar, Rcd River, Titus, Hopkins,
| Hunt, Collin, Denton and Dallas aud We assure
those who may favor with their orders, that they
shall be honestly and faithfully executed.
Respectfully II. b. YALE e co.
Propretors of brighton Nursery, Established 1871
ROCHESTER,, ~. Y.
| sherman, Texas, March I. 1871.
| N9.-Our Agents have WRITTEN Certificates OF
| Agcncy.--T. u. Y. & Go.
March II, ls7l.-26Gm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

EcS"Gen. Sherman, writing from For
Sill to the New York Herald, says:
Now, as to politics, think all my per-
sonal friends know my deep-seated antip.
athy TO the subject. Yot, as you seem no,
to understand me, hereby state, and
mean all that say, that never have been
and never will be candidate for the Pres.
i,lency-; that if nominated by eithcrpArty,
shonld peremptorily decline, and even II
unanimously elected should decline 70
serve. If you can find language stronger
TO convey this meaning you nre at liberty
TO use it,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
oNoBNA.
An Offensive Disease I'm the

which eats away the partition bone, de-
stroys the sense Of smell, produces green
or yellowish scabs, the shape Of the nos
tril; sometimes fat often tsinted with
blood and matter; causes weight aa1 dull
aching over the eyes, headache, loss Of
memory, giddiness, Sc This disease is Of
ten caused BY neglected colds; BY suppress
ed skin diseases, ScrOfuls, MeAsels, Scarlet
Fever, PSORIASIS, SYPHILIS and other
contagious diseases, and is itself eoats-
ri0us. Il often eKtends 70 the throat, pro-
dUcing koarseness Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. ifneglecsed. Ii js q Tertiary
form Of Cancer, destroying tie Sose and
Threat. when TOO long neglected. Or.
JONES is the ONLY Physicisn in the Uni
ted States who thoroughly understands
eurinr this Dangerous and Offensive Die
ease. he destroys the osensive smell il
Five Ninutcs, sa3 relieves the ssfcrtT n
every Eay At cECE, aud eurss he dis
.ast il q shst 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

On Sunday and Monday VIC he'd q most
remarkable spell of weather. Nearly all
day Sunday, Sunday night and Monday
the wind blew u pericc, gale, first from the
north and next from the northeast, and NJ
intervals the rain poured down in torrents.
for hours on Sunday and Sunday night
tiic rain was constant and heavy md driy.
en- with fcrcc by the wind, causing many
roofs TO leak. We fear that much damage
has been done upon the sea wherever the
storm prevailed. i Houston Telegraph 9th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

\ FISH STnRT.--Wo met u boy on
the strert, aud. without tho cerc-
many Of asking our name, he eS-
,iaimcl;
"Nou Just Orter been down 10 the
yivcrs whilo Egor
WHY" we inquired.
because q nigrcr was in there
swimming. and a big catfish came
Up behind him and swallowed both
ofhis frct, and went swimming
along an tho top ot the water with
him and they came behind another
big Gsh, and tho Niger swallowed
his tail, aud the Niger and tive
iish swimming about
"Woll, then whatW
why amor while tho niggc,
swallowed his fish, and the other
fish swallowed tho niggrr, and that
was tho last | saw ofcither of thcm.r
sonny, said We, with feeling o
alarm for the boy, "you AFRO in {
TAR way 10 become editor Of Rad
zeal paper, - n. o. Picayunc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
PRiCES-A Fair Offer.

1.-THE Merchants 10 ynlT Place viii not hm.'h
nr sHEi CT Tho NArhin-s, sfnd us The retail pgins
MsshrT SIS, LAtra NHnsrT SO, and ~ Eiil Boz
yafA either uF 10th marhinrs, fnre Il fTrshl, Q,
flauss shrrr M Wnr Il sliuEi and suTr aTs ~
they viii h. lik6i, that ssur a. Trfnl tha Hiau
- fahy vnr wishes a. TriuTn tho marhihrs ne a.
thsus
80 husband, htheT ~ hr'ihsr ,hoall rEUNiT th'
lTulEvFy II ~sshina With tho hanls, iiiiy-Isu iay
ia the var, when @ ran be- dun0 bellFr lnnTr expo
iitiuusy With less lsioT, aul na uiuTy % the gar
iasnt.. ~ puty Clothes Washer, aud a tniNrTsa
MTingsr,
said hy dealers generally, TO whom literal dis
cunnts aTo made. u. s. DROWNING,
Gehefal Agent,
- CouTtlandi SITgvi, FvW York.
August ~, isJO-i9Hf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
Notro Dame University, Iowa,
has n professor of Irish Language.

Charleston hRs had three postmnstors
aince The first foundation Of this govern
ment. The first, MIR. 4. W. Bacot, was MP
pointed by George Washington. During
the notification troubles rresidentJacksOn
rendered the appointment to Mr.. Andrew
ilugcr, who refused to accept it, as 70 do
ing would involve the removal of Mr.. l!a.
col, who was therefore Kept in Office thro'
his life, although he was q nulliler. AT
his death AIR. lluger was appointed Post
master, and retained the Office until the
surrender Of Charleston by The rebels,
when the present incumbent took posses
sion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24


IsHI
DID. f.I.t.Ia
s#Iu.n l.t COS o.
.H 't... r urs l.-i '..f boz
generally I0h h.ur ahtr
fn f.a.. isH mrth, nr
+. pw Ip r.t aa.Y TrIsw
r i,-ssHs
.tcT ii.s in Hlr Taih Tery
cot ma,aH, .uia1r' more iHn
o,s-. sh'.A only require
r a -l.It % surn1lut,
Poverty and Ir.lr sTe ireonyc
uifnt COM panious bui when ii'e
noes whites with them, tho depth 81
icleInoss Is attained,
Presence ~ minl AMI eonhdenel
whirh Is hasri on sc.gknoWlc'ls
sn, essential oiemonls IN a Eoo'
l,arhgs character,
ClersymoR who preach agalDs
ihc acusitlon of wealth seldom ou
ic,t o. gn Increase Of salary,
4 farmer who rans his farm with
0ut rcc"rl 1T expenses, and lhl
,os. At different crops Is Ike q shil
p.,hoa, a compass or log book,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

The Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road is now completed to Grand
River in the Indian Territory. A
bridge of $50 feet and costing $780,
000, is being built across the river.
1t is thirty miles from the river TO
the intersection with the X. X. & 7.
Chetopa Advance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

IfA Tho New Hampshire Legislature
met OH the 7th inst. The House completed
its organization on the 9th, by the election
Of democrat, by two majority.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

pr. JONES Is graduate ~ the best
Medical Colleges In Europe and America,
Ills diplomas proving tho sane, win be
suspended in bis uIlco wherever he prae.
tees.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

E$:g"Al the radical papers in this Sec
ton publish tho address Of Hon. Horace
Greeley before the State Fair at Houston.
They dou't publish his political address
delivered on the eve Of his departure from
galveston, however. That don't suit them
so well.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

- Pears are snfsrfained on the frun-
fer that uit rscrui nrresf cf fbe Indian
rlsfs snd her 'rtnsT. s-fisn % 1sefsboro,
Terss 81 trial VII 7s-li ma general
Irf5sr Tar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
BELL FOR SALE.

FT,O BE SOLD, FORTY POrND BELL
II ssund ard IN good e0ndiiish. with he
AfPurienaness For psrtieulass, aITiy 81
HEEaLD Of5t. Dallas
Dallas, Nay u, Is7l.-ss55 r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

LATFtF hrrh iAfkoFEh-ASh Fhf sEW
TNlIRRXiL CLOTHES NRlNGER.

iHrrsgrl vita Esauts fArnF hHrftE o.
Nrfrtsr aal az fATsAu sral sre nHs rr '.stt.s-
ahit isr saIsiinT ~ anl srlsrsi7s - caste s
siihts rfrr luFraiss, ara asl sssF iarF rsi ini.r
. = lEar, d sastns l4tNr cot ft.IhHs,
s.s-ihsru D. llv sAs hasr a'sa itfis itsii3 a.
filsass
Taos ssEf ikTra-isn u lis lshr sat set, sli
! pay &C. IsfasllFrs lalh ia ararg sna asnirHisrhl
Ia rHfR Aagle ialg lraTn a. eco iifas api rFsTA
lsaltiai uas kril lhr'a d. hrF t.s1s Ars u3lia-ss
firaggus,
IA FNfsllfnF Washing Mafliar, NJ hsrf 'Tinl
| H. 4he tlUihrs NTingfT 10 FiTY suIfTirT, =
Hard Nill nash = laTso ruuirr ~ TiHrrs M . ira
heaTs, - iaigisa ~, ~ klis1'l ~ II .iAa.iisi,
"ANrT seer ian AnsTs rNIrT'. rar Hiih a lhi4- ~
aTr -ssuTsi ihat 4 j. lhe sIrAitfi hale AMI rna'
ufrT II tins, ainT and uisnrg 90 have 90 isl isir
/ tIuiulfd Into uuT household"
MIILIAEs0S sniIH, Nra ORLEANS,
II have hal heiy Washer Ia ug flmiig iaF Ht
iinn n FiNes rniiTa saii'srtiuu, srl tasn iiAs'
aTs ia ruiaut ndiHs Il "a Ihr L-ai II every hHuss,
| huii," q, foWtEs, lrfsIs1u, Texas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

DR.. JONES can only publish very few
of his Many Cures, and not half Of those
who desire Il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

80 u1 'ffie goat cares iu irlTf7iaa.
.i.r.'sa .ul ia.t.n. i,s. isr scar aH'
U-E rh.7 gTsr as.iu a' iis N'l.Iilh'
HOUSE iia1.'ar. Store H1 .r.HlEf ri t's
.aHsp-r Trlriise, Re tasrs'sriFl ''siny
nuil aHRL ih laH lrta iuia-si -
Tru'aeui r.''rsai aai scores .. letters
Ilm su parts q ihs sis'e, 10 uass ihs
f'lon lag professional isgr 'hrHish fsss'
Ilsiole be leases i,l 80 a. % hr.ns his 'sNi
/ gl'hia 'hF reach o. az Who nssl i.s 'ans'
In. JONES viii practice a. the si.t-
. Ss,0 HOUSE 0uurales, iTl~ '-e ava
90 she a ofMAN, inclusive,
-Atits TAfQUHIR liOisE, Ia
Grange, Faysus sllIy, f'9n .il 80 lAs
l.ih n MAY,
80 SMITHS HOTTER, Ssyssois
lriiAss oouniy, from The ilsl 4 MAY d
the 5lh Oh USE,
A, the HONMtN II0CSE, nryaH
from the 9Th 10 the i2lh II juNR,
A. The principal Hotel, Gr'esheseb
Limestone county, fEon the u lh 10 the ls'i
lOgiuNE,
A. The BVpNETr IIOgsE, Crock
si', Houston oouHiy, from the -lIh 10 the
ailh 81 JUNE
~ the KAUFMAN HOUSE, Ranf
man, kaufman cauniy, non the -elh O.
lane 10 the "a Of July.
A. the Srutchd cld House, DALLAS
from the ilh a. the l4ih ofJuLl,
AZ the Mckinney House, MoNin
neE Collin county from tue 18Th 20 N,
18th VI JULY,
A the sherman Hotel, sherman
fTayinn county, from the 10Th to the 2dll
ofJuLY,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

DR., JONES has devoted his whole life to
lChrouiel old standing diseases Of all
kinds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

B:.y The steamship Illinois, from New
York for san Francisco fouudered at sea
recently; crew saved.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY.
so Miles Staging Saved .

Cars nor running 10 Cabin Greek !;
on June 18th lrW commence running
TO Prior's Greek.
70 NILES OF STAGING SAVED F.!
Trains rM reach the arkansas Riuer
on the 4th day Of july, Irhen
100 Miles Of Staging will be Saved.
OH HOURS Quicker 20 S. Louis than
OO by any other route. Fare always
az low ~ by any competing line. The Fl
Paso Stage Company make close connec-
ton with trains at the end Of the track
The Overland Transit Company, connect
ing with this road, gives through bills Of
lading for freight to and from Eastern
Cities. at low rates.
Tickets, end all further information, at
C@upahy's Once, adjoining the Thank
House, Shsrman, Texas-
X. S. STEVENS,
General Manager.
IT. D. NlHICE,
Genl Freight an8 Ticket Agent
J. = 4. CARTER.
Frsirht aud Tiosst Agent
June lob. 157ls-S9tt
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We met a man to-day trying to walk
both siies Of the street, sud managed to
pass between him.
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Ayers
Hair, Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and clfectual
for preserving the
hair. FADED or gray
hair IS soon restored
to it's original color,
a1im the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin bo;r Ia tbiol.-
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cned, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follicles arc destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain. can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it VIII keep IT clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm It. Ii wanted
merely fra
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