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AT the same time will also be sold
B BUILDING LOTS,
fronting 40 feet each on College Street, adj.
joining the above described property and
running back $40 feet to an alley. These
Lots are enclosed with palns fence, and
are spleudidly situated for building pur.
poses. }f#If
DsD- Persons wishing to view the prem
ises can call on Augustus Gntekunst, resid
ing thereon, or on the undersigned.
IEEMs.- third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid cash on the day Of sale; the
balance in mud u months from the day OF
sale; purchaser giving notes with security
TO be approved Of by the Trustee and bear
WIN. A. McKELLIP,
..saa Trustee.
JoHS NJ. IiSGLISc, Auctioueer
june cots
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FOR SHERIFF..

Messrs. Editors:
DLEASE announce ANDREW GRAM.
Il MeR, ESQ, as a Candidate for tho
next SheriiilL'y. He is native OF oul
district, and If he will consent to serve will
be Literally supported by
Jan ) In OLD DUG HILL.
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49, with good HOUSE, recent
N,6 " erected aud finished in the
NisfIsN mostsnbstaniial and complete
Et5l4a1E manner. The Lot fionts 40
feet on College Street, and runs 2IO feet
back to an alley. There is an excellent
well of water at the kitchen door, and an
abundance of the choicest varieties of fruit
of every kind, consisting of Peaches, APP
pies, Plums, Pears, Grapes, &c, IN excel.
lent Stable recently built, while the whole
property is enclosed with good paliug fence.
The elevated location of this property,
being Immediately in front of the Western
Mary land College, makes it one of the
finest situations in or around Westminster,
and well worthy of the attention of pur.
chasers. -. ......a-..-.,
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Seed Wheat.
FOR SALE.
CampmeetIng Nolice.

THERE will be "a eampmeeting held by
Il the NJ. p. Church, to commence on The
18th Of July, on The Grounds OF Mr.. b EEK.
ley, Immediately on tho Turnpike leading
from Firksbnrg to Westminster, 1, miles
from Finksburg, and 81 miles from West.
miaster., -. - -. -. July @ 81
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN WESTMINSTER. MD.

RY virtue of Deed of Trust from An.
Id gustus Guteknnst and Wife, duly exc.
cuted. acknowled ed and recorded US re.
quired by law, the undersigned, as Trustee,
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
situated ON College Street, in the city of
Westminster, on
Saturday, The 10Th day IF July, 1871,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. the Lot on which sail
Gu,ekunst and Wife now reside, improved
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caAs, B. s D. H. Ronrars. Solicitors.
july Cts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

STREET.
H. . |H.|
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.f.I " #nH rls .IHuff'f rrrr I
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Iarrrii- "rr ".f .
a... .r'rHHrs
rtr rhn. r.ft a.. ... wH
rr fa'rl boa iiFt Or HrH aHi t"'
f-rt srTr ts.tf..inl HH- uur HaR
rr-,Itr. d i.- H.ic ..'t re- 'r'Hn
.r lair. uri-Hus inr'rr r#u"ir
'mr mi-rh'rguus iihHar 'aI'nt
b. rs report lloi lim MarsIru Hai
la, IF, nui "a iw,,yr ToUu.. iHmI
The iuirll'.H-ur,', Nh.rh Nsa t.r
rrfl,vi aiprpl ,Nu Wrrk- al1rr iHr
rgvEi, ransul sneai nEril,mrnl, luT
maHg. isHt,n. ihc rsnrr anH lar4
stranger called ~ Nafsi-n arr~s
onr las flr lho punus" "i s't'n5
lhr lamp In hope n rlic'lI"s q har
gain with Mar-,lcn,
They reached lhr hnnsc hui nuly
Ma Marsirn MAS a. hmmr, whrT
lllr inll"wing dialogue to"k plao',
Ne arr l",,l y"ur husband lunk
Duin twelve Inu.,d lump
Non arr oorrcrtly Informed,
+ ,ai ll" laly, who SAW the i.on,l"-
mrn wor quite sincere, having
lrrn deceived hy lhc story rirruls
tel, and she, bring iIni ~ - rou'l
poke, ,lid n"t uuivrriNr thea,
els hr work ing N" dam alone,
was the next qucs,.su,
"Ncs, save whA help ho gets from
me-, replied -l,r, slightly bluShiug,
AN then, tho spnl i M, inr
lrnts ,,gIo."
"it isquitc near" WAS the quiet
reply,
/ tan We gee ~" asked they, ca,
';rrlv,
"uh, no, | could not think ri
showing il Ia ynu, replied she.
Then II 4, u secret place.
"Qnir" private, | asSuvo you, gen
ilcmcu,'
GLOW long has he bc.,n digging
ip IT,
/ Almost II Year,"
"llad amy one beer, digging there
before him.
No, indeed, answered TIE lady
with II violent blush.
"pu Tou think Lo would sell Il
part of the claim"
If am sure ho would not, WAS
the reply.
"Nor work il on shares, madam?
no, sir"
HAS he the lump still?'
"Ccrtainly; here it is" uncover.
ing the babe.
"Sold by thunder cried they, us
they rushed out OF the shunty.
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wonderful Sngacil, nra D0x.

/
IT." Portland, Maine, Press says .
9Th" following story, strange rs II
may appear, Is vonchod for by scv-
oral witnesses whose testimony L.
nnimpcachable. A shor; time ago
II female Ncwipundland dog was IN
the habit OF coming to the house of
"a lady in this city, who would
throw it pieces Of cold meat, WHICH
the dog would eat, and, having sat
isiicd its hunger, go away again.
So confirmed did Wis habit become,
that ut IL certain hour daily the lady
would expect the dog, and tho ami
nal would put in an appearance
A few days ago, before iocdlng her.
the lady said to her, Why don lyon
bring me one OF your puppies re
pcating the question several times
rs she stood mt the window, the dog
looking Mt her in tho face with. IN
expressions OF Intelligence, as if it
understood every word that the lady
Snid. The next day, to tho lady'S
establishment, at the usual hour,
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hhrrsi 'hTTr hFrA A'N i".a''
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i"i'Hs, 'sas 'i'T 'n'' 'lF'.'N
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I lnIF 'is'lls Las rt' l.s' lh' NnFs
lHelnt'hiw' Pos fnrlh'rs f'@ hf-'4
iisUa''T an slFrani ihiHs-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The Direct Navigation Company :
steamers continue to carry the mails
between Galveston and Houston
The Railroad Company is report
ed TO have advanced its charge from
$500 TO sl5, 800 per annum for the
service, and the Post-oificc Depart
meBt have taken no notice of the
bid thus far.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Mr.. GEORGE GRoTR, the historian
Of Ancient Greece, died lately. The
deceased acquired his intimate and
exact knowledge Of Greek after he
reached maliIrc years, but mastered
1t and Greek literature so thorough
ly that his history Of that celebrated
countryis accepted as being the best
eNtant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

They never will get done abu sing
Mr.. Greely's handwriting. The
other day he wrote puff for Gamma
Dickinson S lecture on Joan of Arc.
The compositor (says an cxchangc)
set itup, ANY Dutchman can'tplay
a jews harp" There is no wonder
the good old man gets soured against
humanity, and often speaks out in
meeting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Charles Joseph Bonaparte is a
mong the graduates OF Harvard this
year. lie is Of the Baltimore fami-
ly. lie graduated with salutatory
honors, the second of the class.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
VINEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
J. AUSTIN, TEXAS.

FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION com
mences September 10, 1871.
An extensive addition to Cadet Barrnck
will be finished by that time, and Sixty
additional Cadets will he received.
Applicants must he NJ least fifteen years
old, and able to perform military duty.
Faculty the largest in the Siate-THIRTEEN
Professors AND OFFICERS Ore hundred and
eight Cadets in attendance during the past
Session.
Applications fer admission should be
made at once.
For Circulars and Catalogues, address
COL. JOHN G. JAMES,
42:3m Superintendent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

a celebrated wit was asked why
he did not marry a young lady to
whom he was 50 attached. Il know
not, replied he, "except tie great
reCard,we have for each other"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

lmrTe'ri siih Hn~ttts PATfNT RaTEIE gos-
s.fiie, sui lhr faIFNr sIrF, sTu SOS aHgursiiHa,
Fi"ihFs fNfT luFrui-i and m saEr their r0si tNi,s
ArsT, 81 ssFiug isissT sod ,ioth-s.
s''nllrTn iar'r.r ate have Usrd thrm issiit .,
thuNs
Th-y saTs s-1s,f.uJths fths IalsT anl q, and
"a So ihrlaselrs IA in Isonfy and con tBiisFn
~ rNsIN luuns lads sri O. usr IArn,, sHi rssTy
aTTiri rnr krrP theta ia her h0gsr.-l AsA nIlsaIs
flraluns,
"Ah rAnslleai Washing Machine, We have 'TiFi
~ The iluihFs NTingrT IL yrTy saIsTifT, 4 soai
HAND siii sash large nuIai-T n Pisess IN . lus
huhIs, ~. Rarigh ~, a. Episcopal Methodist,
amer NNrI Ia" AraTs' rEIeTieErr With hliy, ~
fslr sssnrsi that u Is the greatest krlp aud ernnn'
nifrT ~ inis alaT aud lnnnry 40 have ret had in
iTntaSri lniu our hau.fhNli"
Mtu,ssaS SSITH, New orleans,
~ h-ve hal poiy Washer In my hHiily faT som,
iin" u Ei'rs eniiTe Satisfaction, ans ttks p'As,
uIv ~ rom-ch Hug IL a. tho hrAi q every haHs.,
hold, o., II IAEGs seNF.uh, fria..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
MEN VINO DoN'T wDEpARr"-- -,

Men VINO DoN'T "DEpARr."- I'm
Gen. lIancoc<'s Military Order, No.
10, occurs this passage:
The right Of trial by jury, the hn-
bcdS corpus, the liberty Of tho press.
tire freedom of speech, the natdrai
rights Of persons and PROPERTY.
must DO preserved.
The General has t&cn no "new
departure tft' o,trr Hat stand. Ilo is
Rot man Of the departing" sort.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
BELL FOR SALE.

TI,O BE SOLD. FORTY POUND BELL
IL sound and in good condition, with the
AYrurieuanses- For particulars. afVly 81
HEHaLD Ufhcc. Dallas.
Daliss Msy a. 1s71-55-d
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

The strongest propensity in To-
mans nature, says a,careful student
Of the sex, is 20 want toknOw what
is going on, and the next strongest
= ~ boss the JOB.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Mr.. GLAnsToSE, the Premier Of
England, has intimatcd thatthoqucs-
ton Of voting by ballot is likely to
receive the attention Of the English
Ministry at aa early day.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

THE SPANISH Brig INTERGRoDAD
Is lying at the Quarantine Station
of New York, with The yellow fever
on board, and DIR. Carnochan. the
Health Officer ofthat port, is watch
ing hor like cat does n mouse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Made II Poor Rum, Whisltey, Proof Spi-
riis. and Refuse Liquors, doctored, sPiced,
aud swertoncd to please III" taste, called " rnnic.,
"AppetiIrrs,"" Restorors, &c., that lead tho tip
plpr on to drunkenness and ruin, hut arc trne
Medicine male from tho Native Herbs and Roots of
Ca'f'rnin, strc from NIL Alcoholic stt,ir.
irhts. Thoy are the GREAT HOOD
gtRIFlE H aud LIFE Gav5Se
PRINCIPLE, perfect Henovator and lnvig.
orator of tho System, carrying of all poisonous
matter, and restoring the blood to healthy con.
dtion. No person can take these Btters, according
to directions, and remain long nnvClh
500 will 10 given for an incNrhhlc case, pro-
vIing the bones not destroyed by mineral
puisons other means, and tho vital organs wasted
beyond the point of repair.
ForI sI,e m m n ory ana thr6nicRheu.
mntisn,, md GOut, Dysyepsi1. or Indi-
gc.tion, Bilious, RcTittent and Inter.
nnittcnt FerNr., Di.sG.c, Of the Hood
tcrs have been most successful. Such Dis
cnses are caused by viiin,rd Blood, which
is generally produced by arrangement OF the d.
ucstivC Organs,
They inyigorate tho stomach, and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels. which render them of uno.
qualled enicacy in cleansing the blood Of all mri.
rites and iupartihg new life and rigor to the
whole system.
Dyspepsia ot Ihdi gcsIiOn, 1icaitchs, Pain
In tho shoulders, Coughs. Tiphtncss of tho Chest,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad Taste in tho Month,
Bilious Attacks, Palpitntion OF the Heart, C"rions
Discharges Of Urine, Pain in tho Regions o the
Kidneys, and n hundred other fainfnl symptoms
which are the oisprinss Of pyslepsia arc cured by
these nit'ers.
Cieanso tho vi,Iatcd t,lodt whenever You find Its
Impurities bursting thr6'gh the skin in Pin,ples.
Eruptbns or Sotts cleanse 1t whom II IL foul. and
your feelings win tai, you when. Keep the blood
pure and the health of tho system, will follow.
PIN, TAPE, aid other WORMS, lurking In the
system of So many thousands, are cflectunily des.
troyui aud removed.
For full directions, read carefully the circnlar
around zach bottle, printed In fenr languages
English, German, French and Spanish.
j, WALKER, 70 4 ~ Commerce Street, n. Y,
Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists and General AgeHts,
-, San Francisco, California, and ~ and 81
" Commercc Street. y Y.
rD- Sold by Nil Druggists ana DChitfs.
AND IN DALLAS, by CROwDUS & TURNER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Tie new style II lady's hats are
rery beautiful. They resemble a
iT.ar With q fringe, and ere quite
becJufr~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Colfax toucbingly denies that he
nfs re-considerod his determination
Sc retire.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

T'Hl> preparation Il the great Scientist, DR.
4 Gutiieb Fisob. 81 Germany, is based on the
bet That ~ all materials u the body are derived
from FOOD. all Vital FHrce, or HEALTH J. derived
r. % tie Force stored mp in Food Dr. FstcLs Bifsrs
la- tie system o. iil-rate asd appropriate these
Forces. creates ~ once Appetite, Dyspepsia
with be r-ulting Debility ,laasstude and Lack q
Nerrou- Energy - tones tic Stomach ard Liver
g. make Constipation aud Biliousns iInposs bic;
ari- a. Ffe-rrr1fire aud restorative; Rsinfprrcs
the System % tide lad results q -hnn-
ring climate. lrrte-. Ers and better endure aud
meet the dsrlaBd- oftsn unexpectedly made On ~
Fnr-e and EnHrzy. Ladiss IN delicafe health, Hzsd
lersuis ard ~ efnrrinfe ard weak after si.knss.
VII laIilly strengthen b. using this great TrsTa-
rnfiuu.
July lat, ls7I.-I2z2m-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

ensd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where tho follicles are destroyed,
Or the glands atrophied and dccoyed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray OF falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tie hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but nst harm it. If wanted
merely for =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
Ayers
Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at onco agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
tcih the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
Cattle made.

Mr. NOnhman, u former resident
at - Louis, but now II merchant NJ
Wichita Kansas, writes in -ricrcnc,
tn the va>tuc,s u. the Texas catti,
trade. lie says - ho stream NJ
cattle rt.ll pours on. Its line /,
u"A euHt,rnugs from here 10 the
Go Grau",, It's estimated hy men
,i,teUgiy posted in the premises,
that six hundred Thousand cattle
will pass this trail this season. They
now iiud no market, and are being
held around Abilcncc and south
ward this far in multitudcs. II the
flow Of cattle continues, the prairios
will Ice literally inundated with the
Texas long horns before 80 oosc
,ri thc scnspn Fall ono half 81 the
tons If thousands Of bccvos PASSING
nlr hcavcs ready for the butcher.
7 am todd that the !lunirefS Of
thousands Of cattle drivcN North
thus ScuouN arc scarcely MISSED from
the crowded plains Of Texas and
MrXico. 1t is the conviction Of
many who have given the matter
mature consideration, that the far
mcrs Of Illinois and contiguous
States will ho compelled, by the
competition from Texas, to abandon,
III II great measure, the raising Of
cattle, and tura thcir attention more
10 other kinds Of stock.
DO q minority Of your readers
appreciate" the Importance to St.
louis and Sc. Louis interests of Al
new candidate for popular favor
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas r.
Il? think not. ] confess did
not until / undertook this trip. \
flttIc more than two years ago Il
company of business men of Now
York, every ono OF them in active
business pursuits, associated them
selves together for the. purpose Of
lmildng II railway through Mis-
souri,, Kansas and tho Indian Ter
Itory, on through tho great State
OF Texas to Galveston, and Cam
ago, on the Rio Grando. Now more
chan four hundred miles of road
arc finished, the cars are running
fifty miles south in the Indian Ter
ritory, and II hundred miles more
under contract and being rapidly
built. The watchword il tho Ar
kansas river by the LIST Of JANUARY,
1872, and Red river by the lst of
July, and they will do it. DO you
know that they arc now laying
mile Of track day; and every mile
they advance commands two miles
more Of Texas trade? To the pluck
and enterprise Of these men will
Texas be indebted for tho first rail.
r"ad on her borders from the
North. These men have faith in
their enterprise, and faith in the
country, They put their hands
INTO their pockets and took from
them the money to construct rail |
way across the Indian Territory, a
distance oftwo hundred and fifty
luilcR, over as fine II country us cter |
and LGi-ayer1hjs long |
line youSS-1 scarcely sec hum
dred houses or - hundred Indians.
This is no small enterprise. and re-
quires no small amount OF money
~ carry on such a work.
ST Louis Republican.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

Think Of FlOri cabbages weigh
iHs uin.teeu ruff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

NOR SALE-Two 800 acre lnInd certiii
Il Gates. Apply to Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

HIGlIEsT Cash prices paid Sor HIDES
ia:5 81 ''' "''''' j. T' S';'rijssHA u"nH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
SJOCIS OF
HORSES FOR SALE,

I HAVE n STOCK of some TWO or
HORSES, which will SELL VERY Low
FOR CASH, or on Credit of l2 months,
the purchaser giving ncte with approved
security. These Horses are running now
on Mountain Creek, and may he seen by
applying Mt the Residence of the Under
signed, nine miles West of Dallas.
d. Il. CAMERON.
May 6, 1stl.-3i:3m.t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

I'D iCnnessee hotel keeper -
-.'i--i --aash 'n.l is-s"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
"a. ID. Bullion.

samurl r mossly and T. , RnzsTs. Efgs-. Jefier-
suu, Marion county nr. T. T. Wnsrall. Aa-ffn. Ma
ior J. r. Thomas and " e. Buckiey. -. Savsso-
"a rsrss. ". A. Worthzrn. " n fsyns and W. "
EHinE. Esqs-, Tzrrauf. Hopkins county TeNes, Col
= T. NO. Han \. " Burfrrd Dr. } " Hsrn--
Won T. q faIisnd nisirict Judge T. ? fos.u1l,ss
-, = - BgueI E-7-, sna ,. h P. Esoo5s, Dallss
1srsz- Pea y y fsrnsu
Is-1Es, 1ss,s1ltots-s. 1s-o-sa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22

ciNhi HiNTFicTTECR,-sI ,TrrE
Miller hislmaR, - NJ. Ir,,.. C.iir. Nj.
y Nilia'Tuhia Co., 81 oii 'sNae, tlri-s cont
strsEfy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
A CROWN OF TmyMrn rNR
PRICES BITTERS!
The hrghet lrouy~ f~drg.5
PR J. 81 II
rH-
FIRST TEXAS STATE FAIR OF 1870
OUR TRADE MARK.
FOR FAMILY USE mi.
PRICES; CifLEIIIsNrIcI,
Aromatic stomach and Tonic Bi,trrs
The Champion OF The Field.
CONTENTION n,irge-NrEGIorln VErlp

TT as on,y 60 r-cTarc aimiy'rrc ~ 10 devise ih
i schcn'"h. net tho question naturally arises ~
To III. efircrr OF those connections inst us il
would as IN the practical utility ~ those rnrasrrr.
In an aSr Ngnalizrd by charlnimi.... ani h.ut ui,
the r'hid accumulation of wealth. sirrcr affects IT,
hc constantly discovering some Invaluable remedy,
10y which the various ailments uI human nature
MAY lie cured or nllcviRtri. Crriificnius from mn.
khswn sources flood the circulars, AMI paragraphs
swell the papers, to their wonderfully restorative
properties. and the poor public, ciolcd Into rrrIU.
lily by the plausible mir Of truth with which The,
are Invested, swallow the drHuZht and repent tho
do-" until their purse strings have hrcu frnitlp.sy
stretched 10 their utmost tension.
Not so with Prices Celebrated Aromatic
Stomach and Tonic Filter.
Prepared from ingredients known to the Medical
Faculty MS possessing marked sauativc rriucir.r-,
and subjected 10 the ordeal Of Trrna;cd .uaiEtr.
tests, Il has emerged not only Tusrathch, lint rur-
hrmcd i'y the experience ofthOso who have uxpcrI.
mentel with II.
u does nAt rs,pmc 80 CrlI,Ody all tho
Virtues AZ 'hc sscniihg sri.
IT is only claimed nnd guaranteed to prove cNi,a.
oiou- in all cafrs Of Dra!ETSiA, INnIGESriOS CnIIE
AM FtvER, GESENAL DrRuITY, NrEvOus SYMPTOMS,
TonPIpirY or tnE LIrER CoNsrIrhrro" O., IIu
Bowie, Loss nr ArrtrIrE, lNorRU lrI"S "r IHG
hAsfRIC FUNCTIONS, An CKnLERiGC MA ArIC-.-.
simple, yet strong in its stimu,tvr action, it ~
paatahlc as cordial. aud entirely froc from those
bitter herbs and colrrng composites that destroy
the flavor OF the market bitrrs.
Irrespective Of these c0n,idrrntOn5, II moods uu
better props to Its Support than the uniy"rsriityu
It's use and the extent y its crcuInton Iur,Itrfr
ted To local li'nits tito 1NL brand has pushed it
way through every section Of the south md west
and the name Of PRICE is as familiar thrrn ~ u
household word.
Peculiarly adlnrHnt frpotizing, STRENGTHENING,
Prices Cnlebratcl Aromatic stomach aud Toni.
Biters VIII he tlrnd Invaluable. Enough, that cit
liens of the Sorth whose at hand Ia thn
Proprietor, and whose testimonials are IA ''t"wrr,
of httenEth," because Of their character and posi-.
tioh, ARE tt'ny to corrOborato aip that has been
alleged in favor Of
friees Celebrated Aromatic Stomach
Ind Tonic Bitters.
JAMES W. PRICE CO.,
Sole ProprieturI,
l0T Poydras Street, New Orl"nns, La.
Lock Box lao
Soi NY GroceTs, Druggists and dealers all over
the Sbtth.
y. THE. AYREs b co,
Agents for Texas.
Galveston.
November %, 1s7o.-11.1y,
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THE DAILY SUN, 90 A yE.u.
TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY suy.

Five copies. one roar, separstelI addressed,
Fosr Dollars.
Ten copies. one year. sepsTslsly addressed Cspd
50 EXTRA copy 70 the getteT no Of elubl.
BiGht Doilsr-.
twenty copies. one year. separately nddr-red
tssd % e1trs COPY 20 the setter III Of club,
Ptheeu Deffar-s
rrty c1f1rs ope year. " one address tand N.
eeIni seekly one year - retter ~ OfelubD,
Tktrfg-three Doll.rr.
Ftfty copfes. one yesr. barafely ADDRESSED f,nf
Thfrty-1ve Dollars.
One hbndred .copies, che wear, 70 ono .sfdfsrr
tsrd the Daily for ODs year 70 The erttsr m n
eiuoj' Eify Dcfisrr.
one husdree enpirs rne year. ssrsrRsly a.
NJ o. cisbl' rfrty Dollars.
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yYYhNTED.-AGE $40 per day to
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW.
ING MACHINE. Has the Hd-r:teed, makes the
" iocf.,iitoh," (ako "n both sidusl AMI is fifty L.
crps,-i The best and cheapest family Sewing Ma.
chine IN the market. Address JOHNSON, CLARK
y Co., boston, MnST. Pittsburgh, ia. Chicago
ILL.,, or 1t. Iouis. No. 2t.Bm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-22
rriee's Celebrated Aromatic Stomach
Ind Tonic Rit+arr

A GENTS wANTED..-te2&5 MONTH";
n hy the AMERICAN kNITTING MACHINE
co, BOSTON, MASS, or 81. L0NISt MO.
March II, lS7l.-2'i:Gm.
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