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The New York herald., 1871-01-17
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Embeazlement by the Manager of fhe sailors
Home-Thc season in Calif0ruin-Thc At
tempted Revolution in Western Mexico.

tempted Revolution in Western Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. is, 1871.
Colonel Stewart, the manager OF the Sailors
Home, has disappeared with $4,000 belonging 10
sailors and another mans wife.
An agreement for the final billiard match between
Dion and Deery was signed this evening. Deery has
lost heavily in the late matches. Dion has cbal-
leneed Parker
The season continues unusually cold, dry and
backward. On Friday night ice half incl, thick
formed in Petalama Valley, which Is something
heretofore unheard OF IN that locality ana there
was frost in san Francisco last night
Colonel s. Jones Jackson a veteran Of the Florida
and Mexican wars 2nd Provost Marshal OF San
Francisco during the rebellion, died Thursday
night, at Santa Clara, ol Brlgnts disease OF the
kidueys
ile attempted revolution in the northwestern
states OF Mexico by Pacido Vega has entirely tailed,
ana vega Is now hiding in the mountains OF SnIloa,
endeaVOrlny TO escape iato the United StaseS.
q. L. Campbell, an old resident OF Onorylie, Cal.
was murdered ana thrown into Il mining SHAFT yes
terday. He had been stabbed to the neart. There
IS no clue 10 the murderers and their object ~ IN
known
The steamer Moses Taylor sailed to-day for Hono-
lulu, to connect with the Australian and New Lea-
land line. There were but lew passengers ana the
freight list was small
A. @. Benham, q printer. formerly proprietor OF
the Eteaipg JOu7l0i, burst blood vesse, ara died
immediately a few minutes ago.
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

Mr. Hunt accepted the appointment and was making pre-
serious Illness @ se,ea compelled .m to resign his appoint
cock, who employed in the Executive Office and who
enjoyed the full confidence of the the
%nso ming on the same mission, and sailed from New york
veS Han
directing inquiry INTO the issues Of and
try They be found in Senate Report No as
@ Of he 1 d
Gated to the Senate hereinafter referred which here
executed those instructions has been infinitely detailed by
him In his examination before the committee Of the Senate
which the report Of the Secretary OF State respectfully
made favorable verbal report fully confirming the info
nation IN the possession q the department. as TO
wealth OF the soil and the disposition of people
70 % S aHa he .
f,rafhe paper dated September 1859, to be found
IN witch terms Upon which the territory
the repnOlc could be annexed to the United States
which may be found the tenth page the printed
Of the Committee Foreign Relations, which was
condenaly communicated to the Senate by the chairman
rThe prospectus of that on, which is to be found
'"s sarIhe statement of the .Dominican deb,n to be
fcnnt on the fifteenth page OF that cory.
which is to be found the sixteenth page Of that copy
No other statement Of tho grants and CONCESSIONS made
cep, statement, shown on the twcntyrsi twenty
second pages Of said copy ana the sad Secretary Of se
Sits-A statement Of the national propertiesn to be
found on the seventeenth page Of said copy.
SeptiA statement of the population of the republic TO
be found the seventeenth page OF said copy
copy OF these papers thus conhdenauy communicated
herewith ransmted Ia conpIance with the resolution OF
the Senate. -
The results OF General Babcocks examination
deemed favorable to the maintenance OF the Ameri.
can policy lie was, therefore, directed to return
70 s. Domingo, IN 9rer aen, @ sS Mr RAYMOND
negotiate the annexation OF the whole territory OF the
republic the uoed States aud. alternative PROPOSE
ton lease the peninsula and Bay OF Samana TO the
United states treaty for the examination oi The terri
repuhlic and convention the
bay aud peninsula Of SANTANA were accordingly concluded
Of trans itted
rance wiib the resolution. bbc treaty did the
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
he MASSACHUSETTS, SFNaIORSa.r.
Hcnry wilsom 90 nc Re-e,eccd.

Hcnry NiINOM 20 tc Kc-r!ecfcc.
BOSTON, Jan. l6, 1871.
Al the caucus or the republican members OF the
Legislature this afternoon Henry Wilson was de-
clared The nominee for United states Senator by u
vote Of los to 22 for VI. l.. Dawes and II FOR Iou,-
we'll This insures WILSON'S reelection
The New York herald., 1871-01-17

The Vermont Central Rsllroai is preparing 10
buill II brdgs across Lake CnamplttD. s,e.ween
Lanahees Point and Ticonderoga. There Ia no
authorg Tor such an obstruction over the navgaDlc
waters q NcW orS state an the Troy Tipses calls
on me Legislature 70 protest against the outrage
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
SOUTH AMERICA.
Siege Operations Prior to the Fall
OF MOntevideO.

Arrival Of Fortunate Flores-General Lopes Jor.
dan and His strategy-Movsments Of United
States War vessels-The Cholers in Buenos
Ayres-French Residents Indignant at
the Defeat Of the French by tbs
Prussians-Indian Aggresions-
News from Paraguay
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
the PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
Attempt to Harmonizs the Party-The Prcsi-
dent ON a Pilgrimage TO indeiphia-Pro-
pitiating the Di>mAcctcd with "a Cabinet
tuuOiut tueut.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. t6, 1871.
President Grant will be here ON Wednesday next.
Borie, Welcn stuart and others OF the Union
League have induced Grant to come here
personally TO reconcile the differences In the repub
lcan party in Pcnnsy vania bv appointing Cabinet
onicer from this State. While the Grant republicans
recognize the peril in which Grant stauds is re-
CARDS reelection. they unable to induce the
affected ones 10 work with them.
Wech. Of Indian bureau fame, had u long inter
view TINS morning with leading republican,
whose influeuce Grant Is eager 10 secure, but re-
tired without accomplishing his object.
Carroll Brewster Is II prominent candidate for tie
Attorney GeDerasaip. His claims viii pe canvassed
when Grant arrives
The New York herald., 1871-01-17
WAN ON hYsalc.ts flsHEsNsA.

Another american Vessel Captured BY the
Ganaaluns.
81. John, n. B., Jan. Ii, 1871.
The Dominion schooner Water LILY brought Into
port yesterday the schooner Enterprise, belonging
to Payne Brothers. of Eastport, Me-, capt,,red for
violation OF the fishing laws.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-02-23

Kossuth is in very feeble health.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-01

NJ. >. SIMMONS COLUMN.
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DR.. RADW AVS
Perfect purgative Pills,

perfectly a.tclc.s elegantly coat" with sweet gam
purge, rr!nntr, purity, c'han-" and strengthen -
Halfway Pills. tor a." cure of MI dis,rris Of III,
Sl"inarh, Liver. Bowels. Kidu'ys, BLADDER, Ncrvon,
0>,4tsrs, Headache, Constipation, Cn.iiN-ncs', In.
digestion, DyHu"usir, Buusn"~s, Billions Fever,
lnilammaton Of the Bowels, Pilc', and all d"rangc'
IN. ntS uf the Internal Niscrra-Wnrrahtai to effect
I, positive cure. Purely vegetable, containing nu
mercury, minerals, or iclctrrnuS drugs.
A ow doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will rree the
system from all the a5ove.nlnicd disorders. Price,
- comts per box. SOLO ~ DRUGGISTS.
READ" FALSE AND TRUE" send ono lettor
stamp to ROADWAY & co., No. 81 Maiden Lane
New York. Information worth thousands i'll b
-tnt yun.
August 3, lSTl-tT:ly.
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For eli
Medicine.

DC anu Iur InUTo e.
| fectull remedy than any other. 1nosc VINO nave
tried IT, know that 1t cured them; those VINO nave
not, know thatit cures theirneghbors and friends;
and all know that what i does once 1t docs al
that it never fails through any fault or neg
glcct OF It's composition. We have thousands upon
thousands ofcefnicates OF their remarkable cures
of the following complaints, but such cures are
known IN every nelghporhood, ana we hceu not
publish Them Adafted to all ages and conditions
ma climates; containing neither calomel norany
deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. lheir sugar-coating preserves thcm
ever ifesh, ana makes them pleasant TO take, WINE
neing purely vegetable, no Marin can ARISE irom
their use in any quantity.
Ihey operate by thcir powerful nauencc on ING
internal Nlscera 10 purify the DloOu anu stlhiiiae
1t INTO healthy actiOn-remove tle ohstrucuohs
OF the stomach, bowels, liver, anu other organsoi
ue body, restoring their Irregular aclion 70 iea,,.'
rangements as are he first origin Of disease
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
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TILE STATE OLE TEXAS

ITO all persons Interested in the Estate of John
] Nirly Deceased, A. II. Krly administrator Of
the estate ofJohn kirly Deceased, has filed in the
District Court OF Dallas County an application for
approval of his annual showing Of the estate of John
Kirly Deceased which will he heard at the February
Term Of said Court. commencing the first Monday
in February. A. y. lS7i at the Court House thereof
in the Town of Dallas, at which time all persons in
tere,tei in the Estate Of said John kirly Deceased
may appear and contest said application, If thay
prnpcr.
Witness JOHN VI. LAWS, Clerk Of the District
Court Of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of said Court,
~ oi-t in Dallas this l4th day Of September A. u.
1871.
J. NJ Laws CTR Of the DC Oct.
I.3il z +. COoNBs, Deputy.
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University Of Nashville,
TENN. FOUNDED 17ss.

TFSHE Collegiate Department ard Acads-
/ ny aren sfh SEPTEMBER usrt Disei-
pine, military. Tuition, bclra- hashi1s
Fuel. etc. from $50 20 .l75 Pc tern
The Law school opens October 4th,
ISL Tuition so per term STyly 20
GEN. ,. KIRBY SMi-g, ChancrlioT.
August y. IsIl.-le:2m
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VESEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
n AUSTEN, TEyA AS.

FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION COM
mcnccs September IL, 1871.
An extensive addition to Cadet Darrack
win he finished by that time, and Sixty
additional Cadets will be received.
Applicants must be at least fifteen years
old, aud able to perform military duty.
Faculty the largest in the Slatc-TnlRTEEi
PROFESSORS SD OFFICERS, Orc hundred aud
eight Cadets in attendance during the past
Session.
Applications for admission should be
made at once.
For Circulars and Catalogues, address
COL. JOHN e. JAMES,
i2:Sm] Superintendent
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hark ur,ss ihru FOO yuur niiHN b
zap uuiii wear sensitive nerves
quiyrr undrr lbt iulIr.lun- iiis
in have uur 100 uaiarvd prr>.u saN,
4 woulrr LoW hong -hs wall wait
lch,rr shu mafrir, agauuf aui am
other answer. lulH ,hr gets ,g'na
chance, | suppo-o' n isnuw sna
then a. mcri tho glance "iuai ,y1n-
IAlhy, .gvnVia,ly from lhr poorest
aud Rnblrst woman ,iiIt yuu Mc,i,
ani feel yonr cycs az. al tNu token
"a rare. that 1, is alas ua.uDked
Tor. Il is To hay0 your drar, fash
ilDablc friend rludo,e yoa AFTER 'he
following fashion
"Oh well ils q dreadful less, We
knew you'd tcol h, Fnnr leur, And
in tho nrNt hryalh, "iou will he
sure 10 mmrry agaiu, und your wild,
ow's cap ~ Very h,co ning 10 you,
nnl il +, more thru this 10 be "A
widow, n II Ia miss the str"n';
arm thai YOU have leaned upnn, the
tue faith that You knew wnsld
never fail V"u, though al the world
might iorsakc ynu. Il j. ln miss
tho dear vnico that uttered Your
nsnic with tenderness hone other
could give il, h n To- hear never
morc the well known footsteps tina,
youll cw so gladly once lumvct, To
see NO more the i,icr that, Ia your
adoring eyes. seemed 10 the face ul
the angels at G0Sg Tnl,clno more
the twining arms that folded ynu
30 lovinglyi the Gear eyes that,
looking into your own, said oplain-
", whatever ii might Sccm to 9th
crs, yours WAS the iuircst earth held
for him H. is so fight with u nigh
" sorrow as n man fights with the
waves that overwhelm him, and TO
hold il ut arms length for II while,
only To havc-in hours Of loneliness
and wcakHr>s-thc torrent roll
over You, while, poor slorm-drivcn
dove, you see no haven OF peace in
the dista, &C but heaven.
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THE STATE or TEXAS.

rINO III perro-l- interested in tue Estate Of JEFF
1 Meafhc-fl-d Decreased. J. u. Holloway admin.
iaf-t,- OF tie E.iaie Of Jrn Wealth rford Deceased
Ia. ni.l ia tine District Court Il Dallas County az
ton Tor The se If all the real Estate telong
fn said ecel ns Estate which will be heard "a III,
neat Tern Of aid Court commencing the fret Mon.
dav in Octnlfr 4 -. In At the court IIcnsr there.
iE in the Town of lal as at which time all persons
interested q he Estate Il -ad Del Neftherfnrd be.
ceased MAY af,-,ear an contest said application il
thy sf.r proper.
" ta,ss: I,lia ". lava, Clerk OF the District
Corr ~ Diliss -irun-Y
orea unisr my hand and the Seal Of said Court At
s,lfre m Dallas, thi- 18th day Of September A. d.
JOHN u. LAWS. CI'k NJ d. c y. c. I. ID
ait BIZ q CnJNss DFPuTy
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State on ECNIS

To he Sheriff Fl TarroH' CoaRfg Grcciipg.
YOU are hereby commanded that you s,imnOns 10y
4 publication fhe law directs, g. W. l.. Davidson,
Mary ilunSlord, lizzie Puyntcr and ----Poyntcr,
her hu~bani, ". L. Davidson, Jci.D. Davidson, John
Il. Davidson, Lucy Davidson, and Ann. VI. Davidson,
who are nm.rcsidcns of the State Of Texas, and who
reside in the State of Kentucky, the Last i've Of
Texas to be holden ut the Court Rouse in the town
Of Fort WORTH on the second Monday in November,
A. D. 1871. icIi and t're to answer the complaint OF
JohD +. liaisurd, whose Petition is now on file in
myollicc setting forth that cIcndants sues John
r. Nansurd otc Joint owner Of two certain tracts of
land. Situated III Tarrant county, Texas containing
176 acres, Patjrted to the Heirs of Washington Da-
wilson, as iOilUfs: Three 60l,631, Labors, ON the
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mi! day of May 1883 G. II. II. tunnels Governor,
vol: Is No >, which Patents flied parts of the
Petition herein that Pn John I. llarisford. is en-
titled to lb9 acres of said land and that Defaults
though often requested, have failed and refused and
still a and refuse To agree to partition Of said land
among the owners thereof, and praying Judgement
for his laid 1850 acres of land; that Guardian I'D L.
tenn b. appointed to represent the interest of the
minors, who are made Defaults herein; and that Com
missior!c's he appointed to partition siid Land be-
tween Plaintiff and defendants.
Herein fail not but due rctTrn make Of this writ
together with the manner in which you have executed
the same
Witness Dan Parker. Clerk of the
(sr District Court Of Tarrant County. togeth.
/ 80 lcr with the seal of the said District Court
~ y hcre,n Impressed, Mt Office i, Fort Worth,
this the 10Th day of August, A. D. 1871.
DAN PARKER OK District Court Tarrant Co. Tex.
Ll:sM.l
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LIE srAfE nr rExAs.

To al f.er--fil- interested in the Estate Of n. II
= Der d-,ea-ff-
= q Csumhs ffuIiui-frafur. n houf noH ~ ~ ~
3 iI-r d-eaasfi has fi-'l in fie District court
Il d, las afil Be- sIr al1Ii-lfirn iar Dc sale q al
- = Hs flar 1ff- o. s1i E-fa1e- uiiirh VII w.
lrsrs b. ihe mai lfrm nf -aid court. camul-rrius
- a. f-sf Ia1lay iu O-i Ter A. D. ls7i. at
80 rrfrt aau-e fterrsf in the town 20 Dallas, 81
-ff- firss I'll persons Interested iu fhe Estate af
80 = y. uIii-r te-aas.ai. ti.F zfqear and con
- sd rr--l-r-filn- q fi.eg --t r.ru1er-
Wires 1rhr q L1us. li-rk q The District
rlrrf g n1lias ruEufF-
f.i-s - 81 ms tatI -n1 tile seal ~ sid rnurf
~ .-- r. o. r.. tii- 7Ih iag 81 sffienllzr A. =
IN LAWS, cl1t fef-si-f. p e. T.
ae p q. EalL frIury-
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
ANERlC;Y CGlSERylIGGlES or MUSIC,
Or NEW YORK CITY.
Tbc moSt severe test u E'ian0
can receive IN constant use
In - Conservatory.
Esend the I'OlEGuiHg:

II affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these fcw hueS, "a very sincere icstimo-
NAL for the piano-Fortes of your mann.
racturc. We have now used the "PArgNr
ARI0S PIANOS in our ConseryatoripB for
n year, arl have had fair opportunity of
testing their durability during that time.
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning ill night, and n
Piano must indeed he good one hen it
will bear snch constant use without show.
ing signs CT detection. As for remaining
IN time, it outriyals any Piano known 10
ne.
Their peculiar sweetness of tone in ,he
treble, las compared TO other Pianos with
the ordinary metal agraife arrangement) /,
is so striking that | nave had pupils re-
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had AT home what they sup
posed to he one Of the hest makes of Pianos,
still the treble was very why. toned com
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, which
enables the artist to perform n composition
in its true character.
In total, | can conscientiously endorse
MI that is claimed by the AKRON PIANO
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
mcnts. as | consider them superior to any
other make.
CongratnlniingSsyou upon the great sue
cess you have obtained in the Uunufacture
Of so perfect an instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September Sd, 1870.
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yyENY amsl SyFEERE

our Pianos are superior to any in the
market.
Our pamphlet contains engravinrs OF
all the different styles of Instruments that
we manufacture giving full description
of each, so that a person can select the
style they may desire to order, with the
assurance that they will receive Just as
good Piano as If they were in our ware
house to select it. We have sold over FIVE
THOUSAND Pianos, many of them being
shipped great distances and we have never
yet received the first con plant. As VIC
give written guarantee with every Piano
WEI manufacture, for eve years, the pur-
chaser runs no risk.
Don't fail 10 irrife for cur Panpllx ushieh
ace mail Free. and arhen you xrits ,,stote
ishat Psper you sqv tkis notice IN.
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we have BUST Published

Our Annual Illustrated Pamphlet which
contains full description of the interior
construction of the PATENT ARION
PIANO-F0RrE, and all the other Leading
Pianos of tho different makes illustrated
with cuts, thus contrasting the ARlON
with all other irst-cass Pianos, and proving
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oHacrtH' curative siHrctS.
Vinegar Biiicrs ara nos o vile Fancy
Drink, Made of Poor Rmm, Wliskey,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored' spiced and swcetenei TO please the taste,
called Tonics,' " Appctizo-s." Restorcrs. &c,
that lead the tirnlcr on TO drunkenness and ruin,
but are a truc Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free front all
Alcoholic Siimminnis. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, 4 pcrfec.
henovntor and lnvlgorator Of the System. carry
ing fall poisonous matter AMI restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Btters according 10 directions and remain long
uuwell. provided their bones not destroyed
organs wasted beyond the point of rcpsr.
They are Gentle Pnrgaiivc Ms well
ASH Tonic, possessing, also. the pecslliar merit
ef acting as powerful agent in relieving Conges-
tiou or Inflammation OF the Liver and of nil tho
N,.,..., ~,
'isctru OiEahN .
FOX EENA IE COM HINTS, whether
In youny or cid married. or single At The dawn of
vomauhool or ut the turn of life. these Tonic Iit
ter, have no canal
For Ininmmatory and Chronic I,hru-
,uniisuf mud I!out. Dvsnrpsiu ar Iu-
dipesiiou, BiIious, Druittcut mud
Intermittent Fr,crs, Discusc. of The
these Biiicrs have been most successful such
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
~. n,n..,iy. orrn,. -T ''"'''
nysprpsra nu INnrcpSrraN.
~ 80 OS 1870 % 800
lleauache' ram IN tue ShouideiS CongiS, IiIht-
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RApwAY,s REApY REl4EF

VIII AFfuEn iNrrANF Ffsh
iAFlAN1 tTinN Hf ENH AiuA thr-
lNtiAMHhTluN uf Ease hLAurlf.
INFLAMMATION Hg .Hf aHAti>
asahFf -f.sA nf rHt m A.if-
sHEE EIt#Ag, HIEFit aHEAf|iiAH
HALllFArsN nf tiA nhAEg,
nNsgEAi ihui a. Hit .-iEkiA-
Ha. HEls lAl Li LAAA-
uLARArET. Iu1THttnl
NEURAL a. EHhf A.lrM-
pnIR tHlLLs, AHTf fliats
rta ed hHaIiHa r. far htA1a .ai 1000 .H 'Hr
rT1 ar strfs hT1r ia. sia sr "a lIal'g rai'is Ni'
sIf..l f--r col fHfa." re-.
Tsr-Hra sT.iss ia 1ifa Hae''r "a aalfr si'l ir H
Ga HI.Hf.rrr- rHnT tshIIr rshsNe- ~.si s eri-
NAgI. ITAksEI EN. srA HEANAfNI- Nl
ARailEA. hfr a. rERR- t"1llI- MlNH ~ TIA
tsnNELs, sa5 az lAaEsAAi pAiAs-
TrasrIrFs srsi'l a'nans r1rFR taHr.r fl. hAH-
WANs EENHA gtLiEr ai9a liafis, irs aF'H'
ia NaiFr asli ns4H1 siAH nT paias fTra FhaHHf
al sslrF, n o. is,irg lHag iuralh Brady sr bit
irIs slitaL.ani,
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THE sFuT-wFEnrT ST-v.

FiTe COPIES. one ycar. seIaIa.eiy nasr-sses.
Eirbf Dollar.
Jen corics, ore rur-. separafcr addressed fand
AZ e1ifa ctfJ . cerler ~ u dan.
sixteen Dollar.
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n. B.-We caution the public from pur-
chasing a cheap Piaho, which has recently
been PIT in the market, bearing the name
OF " Arion." An genuine Arion Pianos
bear tie name "Patent Arion," and can
only be purchased from cur New York
Narerooms, or our authorized Agents
throughout the United States.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
- For. .eil the purposes of Laxative
Perhaps no one medi

Perhaps no one medi
cine is so universally
required by every.
body as a cathartic,
nor was ever anybe-
fore so universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative Pm. Tho
obvious reason is,
that it is a more relia-
hla and far mora Of.
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MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Rail- WAY,


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Cars nor running 10 calm Greek
on lime 5th ,ciU commence runninQ
to PriOr'S Creek.
Is MILES OF STAGING SAVED!
Trains riW reach tie arkansas Rirer
ION tile 4h dag of Juiy, Whem
1870 Miles Of Staging will be Saved.
OR HOURS Quicker to s. Louis than
gu by any other fuute. Fare always
as low AS 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, Mt low rates.
Tickets, and all further information, ut
Csmpanys Office, adjoining the Phoenix
House, Sherman, Texas.
Il. S. STEVENS,
General Manager.
II. D. MIRICK,
Genl Freight and Ticket Agent.
J. Q. A. CARTER,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
June 10th, 1S71.--39:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30
Years, respectfully,

ionrs, respectfully.
SARAH II. COCKRELL.
Dallas, Texas, March %, 1874.
Mr., G. u. kASADY-Denr Sir:-l take
pleasure IN recommending the Buck 4
Wright Cooking Stove. Il Il hy far the
best stove | ever had, aud would n CON.
mend il to all needing cook stove.
Very respectfully, &C.,
W. l.. LANG.
Dallas, March 2lsi, 1871.
Mr.. e. y. KANABV--DcarS ir:--T'he stove
bougb. OF you last May lBuck X Wright's
Phteni) gives perfect satisfaction. Il is
sll That ! could expect, and much more
than any other | ever used. II hakcs in
much less time and with much less wood
than any stove ever knew.
W. II. PRATIIER.
Dallas, Texas, March Dist, ISL
Mr.. G. u. KASiDY-DearS ir:-1he steve
| purchased of you, " Husk's Brilliant
last Fall, gives entire satisfaction. II Is
the hest cooking stove have any know.
ledge of. heals quicker and requires les,
wood than any stove have ever used.
take pleasure in recommending il to an
who desire .irsi.class stove.
Yours, truly,
W. L. MURPHY.