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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Gen. J. w. Barnes, Vicc. Prosi-
dent of the international Railroad
Company, has Just returned from
New York. We see that he tells
the editor of the Nows that one
hundred miles Of the road are now
under contract beyond the present
terminus, and that tho company
will be compelled to pay the COM
tracts when tho work is done,
whether they get the money subsi-
dy oE.not. This finished, the trains
will run $50 miles from IIcarno,
which will bring them within twen.
ty miles Of Long View, the present
western terminus Of Tho Southern
Pacific. 1t would certainly be sui.
cidal policy for the company to stop
short of Long View, Ry. By eop-
structipG only that additional
twenty miles, they will connect
with tho Southern Pacific, and re-
ccive from il a large amount ofpro,
fitable trade and travel We can
not therefore doubt thai the Inter-
national will be completed. to Long
View with all possible dispatch :
GsHraL T<ran.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
Indians.

On Tuesday night of tho lsAh
inst, n party Of Indians rodc up, u,
the house Of Thoa Moore, soms
eight miles west Of this Jsae. and
after looking in his. lots and ss.sAlsA
for horses and finding mono they
rode around his, house scverak
times.
They then dismountcd and CANA
up to the door, sDmo Of them walk.
ing around op theI porch.
Mr.. Moore having po fSe- aapx
with which to defend himself AND
family. remained still in tho house
until he was convinced that tho
Savagcs would make IN effort te
come in, when ho turned bod.
stead against the door and begak
TO make considerable noise in ahs
house, whereupon the Indiana re-
treated to their horses Moantsd
and rode Off short distance from.
the house; but did not leave, ,,ha
premises OF Mr.. MQare, .uatil asax.
daylight 80 - ~
We learn, also, that several Of
tAa settlements in Ralo Pinto Gu.
were visitod by the Indians about
the S mo time, and q good number.
OF horses were carried off By tbsln,
Tile Signct, Jan. 25.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

A London woman hung herself
lately bceasse her husband would
no. lei her scold her bcsrders. She
leff the following farewell baRs-
dosx chnlked on. the back ofa tea
tray Dear Jim Xou hare driv-
en-. me to this little affair. Be good
10 the dog, and ask Mrs. Little To-
be kind 10 the birds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Ljttla, Alnio was very anxious
10 possess a string of gold beads
which belonged to ber grandmoth.
or, whe did not consider. il expedi
ent "a. give tlem 70, her. Ono day
the child went and stood s.b the old
lpJy's knee, and after looking alter
naiely at her and the bcsls, said,
uith great solemnity; grandma,
l. think if you were to die, / should,
be perfectly satisfied
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
AGN Es.

] spen again the sarden'door.
When ine howers live l"lr 'ilt'e tl'nr'
Aud / eiand, a. you used to stand before,
By t6s rose.bnsh In is prime;
Aud I pluck one hud from the laden stem
""ghla Ia for yon," My;
Then / take leaf nom n,c glowing gem,
And fling the resv away,
Now, why should I place THU single Leaf
Where my other treasures lie
And why should keep Il like III" Eriof
That Is seen In thpRghtfni eyo'
I keep It because It va. ,hua You stood,
That summer ansrnpop,
Plucking u ruts In Your HiaiNrn mood,
Aud hnmIning low sweet tnnc--
Uumming low sweet tune alone,
And watching with half smile,
The fairy rose leaves that we're S'sewn
Aroubd your feet the while.
And I stood IN the shade of the gardeI' door,
And heard y8g Mt Your song,
And saw the oh leaves downward pour,
As the low wind cams along
Now, when Death has piuckoi your LIES swret
And Your footsteps arc heard no more,
think II u joy to ttnnd where you stood,
by tho rose at the garden-loor.
So creep In, AZ beneath a fear,
Aud l.iuck, with trembling hand,
A rose from the hush you hid sn dear,
Ere you went 20 tho spirit.and.
Aud 7 take one lenf from the hnd--no moro,
And fling the rest away,
Then turn again To the gsi -do"',
In the golden sumner dny
And whisper: Tho bud thn, resign
IL ihy al % II lH, Ii gwen;
put the leaf that I h"rl IL TINT spirit OF thine,
With its incense-ali of heaven
ChamLsrs Journal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Ladies who have returned from
abroad report that large panicrs,
have gone out Of. fashion, and that
oycrskirts are m24lp shoit and plain.
They also report that the latest
style Of dressing the hair is in a
simple coil at the back, and the
front smoothcsll above the forehead
and put. back plainly behind the
cars,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

We are informed By the farmeps
llat the wheat crop, though. look
ing well before, is imprcyias siuus.
the recent rsiin. Ehc sod Of cur
County, is uneqasiled in. ifs adapts-
hility tn prodncc wheat. The pros
pect was. Dsrcs better for a mo.t
abundant hasycst.-Fort Eork
Ds,sasr,Jg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

The State Journal has received
assuEaace that tho difference BE-
tween the international railroad
and the Executive, relative TO- the
issuing of bonds to the company,
has been substantially adjusted
We trust that this news is correct,
and that all obstacles TO the rapid
progress of this great trunk road
arc practically removed. We nm
derstandi that the board Of directors
intend TO begin promptly the work
of constructing the road to San An
tonic, and to mako lustia, the mi
tial point-Houston UniOH.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

A divorce ceso at Bennington,
VI. Christmas week VAS put over
to the June term Of the court, much
TO the Indignation Of the wife, who
had. made arrangements 70 marry
another man on Svw Years dsy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
The Proposed Canal 90 sabine
Pass,

We understand that careful os-
innate has been made from actual
survey of the cost of tho proposed
canal to connect East Bay with sa-
bine Lake. and that it will. not ex-
cced $4,000 per mile. The whole
length of the canal is stated not to
exceed fifteen miles, which makes
the total cost S195,000. 1t is esti-
mated that such canal will, in the
first year, be the means of bringing
To- this market 10000 bales of cot
ton more than would otherwise
come hore, besides several million
feet of lumber and shingles. Let
any one estimate tho value of that
trade to our city, and it will be secn
il will nearly equal the entire cost
of the canal in enc year, while the
trade will increase rapidly from
year to year. That canal will bring
produce direct from the head of na-
vigation on the Sabine, Nechcs and
Angelins rivers, and tho trade of
many nelghoorinS counties VIII me-
cessarily be drawn to the different
landings on these rivers, to NEE.
the boats carrying frcights to and
from this city. Trade will also be
drawn to this canal from ten or
twelve noighboring parishes in Lou
isiana. Indeed, it is difficult TO
name any improvement that will
add so largely to the commerce of
Galveston at as small cost Tho
same amount of money would not
construct more than ten miles of
railroad, and yet it would require
almost 100 miles of railroad to bring
us an equal amount of business. We
should bear in mind that the trade
of that section of our State viii soon.
end some other market, unless scme-
thing is done speedily to turn it in
this direction Gaireston Netcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

MAIL LINB NEEDED The poe.
pie between ahis point and, Gporss.
town, disaApcc of scm& sixty. FIVE
miles, are. deprived ef slA s'ai. facil,
tiles. This y, to. ssaS the lcart Gift,
a great inecpven icilcc.;. the. people
must now tavca - dist apco Of ftom
ten to twenty miles TO mail letter.
Passing down the line from Gatsa-
vile to Branchvillc, thence TO Sa.
gar Loaf aud Youngsport to George
town, VIC find thicklN scttlcd a0iRhr.
borhocds. IL is estimated that
within a radius of three miles and
half Of Sugar Loaf, there, arc opN
hundred inmilics at Branchvills
there arc. equally as many, and st
YoungSsort thers. sre probably
moro. Now If these facts wore put
in proper shape aud forwarded IN
the Post Office Department, ws
doubt not that this line would Be
opened and Offices established s,sns,
the route. We would suggest that
petition be pEeparcd, and prccnt-
cd TO the people along the line for
signatures-6 6ufesrils San.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

There WAS hatn h~~aa .MDss.>
the darkics of hcrcubouts this week,
all about some bells, eollars and
nscking chains, which ono of ihena
took the liberty Of removing from
steers not his own. Complain.k
having been lodged H. d%s, form
with D r. Burroughs j. r., an ok.
! fiper who, looks neither to, the right
nor the lofa ia tho Discharge Of hix
official duty, by which cosruo he,
has won for himself the confidence,
of all classes, the depredRtOrsfore7
said was harnessch ap,, and, being
duly tried by six good apA hyL
citizens, was scntanccdi tweraY-fsar
hours imprisonment. twelve GotAAR&
fine ass4 coass. As the convict 10 Q
preacher, and promises to be. a wis.
cr and n better man. We SpxacaE
giving his name lest il shOnllA impure.
him abroad TssGR. Pacific.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

In throwing kiss lots papa. a
Wheeling baby threw itSeil ont Of
the window.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
From the Evening Journal.
Eun In Indianapolis.

4 day or two siuce y ruralis,
from anderson ov thcreabOats Wis
tied the city on business, and IL
the course Of his percgyination,
purchased package Of Roman
candles Cor tho purpose Of amusing
his progeny an his i'etarn. Hi
fire works were carefully deposited
in u rear pocket, and " abort time
thereafter no wendcd his way to
the depot 10 take ,hp syeaing train.
While lettering IN the waiting room
sdmiring the stacks ofginger-brend
hard boiled eggs and doagbnuts
tcmptingly displayed on the lunch
counter, lie carelessly wAskod his
left cont tail agains, shc redhot
stove, and trouble Immediately en-
sued. Tho first rockies narrowly
missed the face ofa native who was
in II half comatosc. cnali,ion, caus
od by much extract of hop, and
without waiting to inquire into
particulars, he made the door in two
gigantic leaps. All the occupants
of the room Immediately endcavor-
cd to follow bis cXampl9, aad, with
worthy determination ..ot to be
distanced, the proprietor o. tho cam
dles forced himself into the midst
of tho throng endeavoring frantical-
Iy ta escape. In the meantime the
candles fizzled and popped, giving
strength to the evident impression
that the party was being lombard
ed with some sort Us iafGrnal ma,
chine; and strange as il saay seem.
the innocent cause of all the trorb.
le was tho worst frightened nan in
the lot. Not until fsarfal Astya had
been burned in the broadcst portion
Of his neither garments, and the ep.
idcrmis looked as though II strong
mustard plaster had been pulled of
violently, did he discover the cause
of the panic. Order was finally re-
stored, though tho effects on the
mans coat tails were more disas-
trous than followed tho wrench
given by the car-skinncr to Netfs
gaymcnt last winter, and we are al.
80 informed that his unmentiona-
blcs required immediate half-soling
The victim was willing to testify
that not one Of the Candles missed
fire.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

Maids Of Honor-Those who do
not jilt Iovers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

last Friday night there was n
scene to be se,n in the Mayors
court. A numbpY of persons had
been arrested for betting on the
ten pin alley and were being tried
for the offence. Amongst those
present was q freedman of about IS
years of age who delights to be cal
led Charles Gammage. After IT
number of the offenders had been
questioned and their names entered
on the docket, Charles, with hand
in pocket and jingling some loose
pieces OF silver, startled his serene
and solid Honor by saying;
Use been gambling too, ans got
dc money in my pockct.'
GLOW did you win il, and who
did you play with?" asked the Sher-
i'll. ......
II done Won it playin' scben up
wifi Cap'n c., an got DC money
in my pocket" Said Charles.
GLOW much did you win2" asked
his honor, with the intent, no doubt,
ofgauging the fine and costs accor-
dinghy. ...
"Frce dollars, an Use got dc mon
ey in my pocket said Charles.
where did yon play?' asked the
Sheriff.
"On, dc top OLA house; and Use
got de moacy in my pocket-froo
doifrs," said the direct Charles.
"Put all that down." said the
Sheriff. Then turning to Charlie
hc said:
"How did you win that money!"
~ won dat money by playin'
sebcn up Wilde hammer an shing-
linn nails, drivin' 'em on dat house
-.dat's how | won dc money from
Cap'n c., AN Use got dc money
in my pocket-frcc dollars"
Result-IIigh old disgust on tho
part of the officials. Exit Charley,
triumphant Trinity Adrocatc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
~ z. KELLER
- Dental SURGEON,

IT = y Il " 7 u II . q " '" Y y "
DALLAS, TExAs, .
Rpspsctfally informs the ciiixepS Of ths city aud
county tr pallas, that he has just returned from
New orleans with supply the best Dental mate
rials snA improved instruments ever brought to
Dallas. '"'
lie Is nnY yealy toprriorm all operations conn-c-
ted with dentistry aud upon term. Ss reasonable ~
can bv done In the State, Satisfaction IN all opera
tiunE guaranteed, Can be found NJ his once from
"a. ". until SEX
" III make arrangements (nfer onIcs honrs) to do
work At private residences Isr those who prefer IT,
once over Mr. wagner'u 81 ore, Railroad Corner.
July Is. lS7l-iitf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
OMcisi oIree'ery,

DISTRICT orr'chw.
n.s. HAxpIs HAkr Dallas, Judge lith judsiSi nil9'
trlst. ..
d, mar, Hsq., Dallas. District Attorney,
.5iFt / 'ovprerss. or DALLAS COUNTY 2. ia
J.ux n. K.uroov, Dallas. J. ?. Precinct l.
HosRsr =. Cur, LAucNster.
Munspirn MrrR', o.
WILLIAM J. HALakLI, =, !
q. O. HusrHAp, - o.
. Jsns ". LAVA, Clerk Of the District Court
iitsns p3Ll pepA'y Clerks
J. H. BARKLEy,
JERE. NJ. ERowS, Sher'h.
HENRY BOIL, Treasurer.
W H. wENrwoBru County SuivrL4r'
w. II. THOMAS, Deputy Surveyor.
CITY OFFICERS.
nswsY EavAr, Mayor. W. II. wrsr&oErH,
Julius RorrR, Recorder. FRED. CULLEN, n. ,,,c,or
AlpuRn.x-J. C. Seydel, r. l.. Wilsnrtte, hdwin
Taylor, J. o. HAWKINS, J. II. Davis Frank Ervay
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
Germs Of ts. RalIa, EsraIa,

s,b.eriutou, per annum, In adysncer"..''''"'G w w
u SIX month";, . '' ''''.'-"'''' w
III. above rates are In SPECIE.
'ApyERTIsISQ--In Cnrrency-ohs square ten
u..s Of this dive type 81 20 for tbs st and 10 cents
6r sch additional intertlon. 49,,
t.,. ar D,trct ONCE Is SO, and for County or Pro
s,ust once s. So payable ineataly ls" The d""o""o'
as.t Il imssrted.
sUrMsssrs Dsshiril Wa,sr., bankers, kaufman
are ss,hsri.sd as-nis hr ne HFHALp IN h""''"'"
ssunty.
-TM suIru, Esq,, at Lswisvills. D~nt-n Go.
h an authorized GENT lJr the pALtAs HEAD ana
a.ssy p.id to hip npSn 1Ny "seonp' "'' 10 a"s
sch dow lodged by ns. "T' '...
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03
49, -
.LN NJ. HANKS,

Il, NJ. HANKS,
ATTORNEY At LAW 4 GENERAL LAND ACT,
Prompt attention will he tivsp to tho purchass
aud sale Of land investigating and porfeatiEx titles,
pa,inx taxes and lseaiirg isnd eertihe,tss.
Rvfvrssse - I. II. Hart 4 Co., Wnd VI. ware a Son.
Nry 0rlrass; NJ. ". NJ. Walton, Austin Dr. ),
n. Haynes, Dallas. no'll-IhIIVyi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-03

/, \. eeoMBEs,


Hn rriis psscs. nsudz. Horssr-e, c5ntfs-fs
the bistri<t C1<r1f once. s,rfkrssf corner Of ffs
csrrt nsu-@. @-"- sbfffs7r---sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
NETWORK CITY.

Alderman Vance was appointed, yesterday,
Commissioner of Public Instruction IN place OF Isaac '"
England, resigned.
,enson are still con strike" and until Commissioner
Van Mort returns the city change in the condition
OF affairs is anticipated
The Street Cleaning Commissioners Will con-
slider the following questions next Monday:
shah contractor for cleaning the streets be PAID date and Gle
on imperative necessity Of cleaning the sireetsl
Launcelot Cambria, who was arrested on
Thursday on charge OF having given a worthless cheek
for sos on the Bank of the Republic in pay men Tor Two
pieces of silk. purchased at Messrs Campoh sewn I
store Broa way has been released II being clearly
of mistaken identity
BROOKLYN.
A mouse died from smallpox in a Hudson
drug store yesterday.
Dr. John Ausheimer and DR.. I. L. 1leman
lave been held to await the action OF the Grand Jury
for alleged malpractice causing the death of Anna T.
ZCigbenheim OF No. 90l Patchen-ave
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MAMARoNECK.-The Rev. T. NJ. Eddy, ID. d.,
CT Washington, will preach in the NJ f. Church tOmor
row, atsl090 a. m.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY Commissioners Startup Mar
tin and Welsh gave bail yesterday upon the indictments
found by the Grand Jury against the the Board OF
Public Works In the Of Fritz Dabelstein, VINO
was found dead in front of his residence ana supposed
to have been murdered arr Tbomss McKntght
Newark the New-Jersey Railroad last evening near
Bergen Cut, and was seriously injured.
PArERsoN-The trial Of Libbe Garrabrant was CON
tnued YESTERDAY The prisoner was crosse manned az
night on Thursday the house OF Mrs john RAE was
burned Loss 81 500. Patrick Hickey was arrested on
suspicion Of having set fire TO the house
NEwARK.-The Common Council decided last evening,
to advertise for proposals to pave streets r
eardcd as unfairly made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSuTs 2ls bRoApmAi'
sam-:31 Noon-ssO Hm.-ea' hhnigh''-'''
rpONrNENT ARRIVALS.

T;0h Avenue Hotl-The Hon. James G. Blaine.
sneaker Of the Of Representatives. Judge H.
Sens Pals " Gen Wager Swsyne Of ioe1 .De 10 "
~ Horace Fairbanks aud Edwsri T. Fairbanks OF vermont o.
Garsn of London Lansing Of Abany ~ Nth9e.
RoEI-Gep Bolivar Buckner Of Kentucky Gen a.
At Illinois the Wheeler H. Bristol 81 Owego, y
se~ari IT, Of Auburn Gen. G. McClug and H. H. f9re,
Chicsgo Ghggs q Illinois, and w. Hove General
Logmn HousThe Hon Alexander Mitchell NJ c. o. Prsnce
te r and Countess de
- hrcroer Hopse-Cbarles korrght British tos IS
serhia Of Wisconsin Ss $40 C,k Of
Kaafnaun of The WashipOOn jain L. Dehno
tie Interior Department and George DeSesrs's o. N york
Jams Hofe-P and j. NelSma o. japan Wrht az
HoteEx Randolph Of New jersey Judge Grand
Peppsylvaua and Spanish Consul a. Chiot
,s~9i YotEra rght Of Boston and r. r. lshersood ne'
Engineer. 4. s Navy <fstor House-"eh h'P"'' " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
POLICE NOTES.

Philip Goldman, age D. cut his throat yesterday,
No. 65 Ohers, INJECTING dangerous wound
Uprequited We W the Of the act.
The three-story frame dwelling No: 763 Atlantic
Boklyn Riley occupied by several
families evening Loss $1,000 insured for $4,000
Richard b. Sutton, clerk, employed by Messrs.
Williams Bsuirk brokers 80 Wast April 90
in gold 10 parchae bOods for the tim lie appropriated the
money Aed. md has 10 yet been arrested.
William Buram of No. 24 Delancey-st. died on
Tuesday % during 6gh with James COyle Nichols
Gallagher and John Decay No 2l0 Desneeyt on Apl 2e AZ
found Gallagher
sruet deceased bead. Gallagher committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA !!
Heahful Climate Free Homesteads Convenient Markets

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ohes Tor ohbn
a 600 900 ACRES OF LAND in Central and Western Mnnesots
emhg Some productive Wheat Lanas In Anncai
Excellent mbe for MILL the farm, and the tei Rich frame
Paee and Natural Meadow with clear Lakes aud running streams
in heah climate Fe and Aoue Is UnknoUn Grain eau De
tippd from this section Atlantic cites oheapy as from Eastern
Iowa Illinois Cars running through these lands run LAe
sueor TO Dskoa-2S3 Price of land close to track &to SIS
uet acre. further will for 100 farm Seven Years
credit, W.rrape Deeds Northern Pacific 30 Railroad Bonds received
in O No other unoecuped lands present such
advantages o settlers
SOLDIERS, under the New Law March 82 get 100 acres
FREE near the railroad by and two years residence
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES fur
principal points East to purchasers OF Railroad Lands
and to settlers omesead Purchasers will have fare
over Pacific Railroad deducted Now the time for Settlers
and Colonies TO get Land close to the Road
Pamphlets containing map AID description OF lands and copy OF the
New free and full information furnished 70 all
Address by letter. apply in person to the
LAND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
OR 100 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
MEDICAL TESTIMONY
TO
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
scH %.:.' Gszs.., 10, OTIS &c Jas,
nRDcGs az: m. 'S ST. found
service IN the '''"' GEORGE ef REED B.
Isss rHlRD;Ayr, s.wYOnk, June 70 1870;
~. =, ,,;nmrLd owe, onaeLery have 6een uug the
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES my regular practice time With
ahu nfsnee You evidently destined to over
"'0' WV '''''' CHARLES K DRAPER, MD.
wv. scorT NJ B-I have used The UNIyERsITY aEDcISEs
Mouth .a n'' success every '''' sARDSGE
TFrom tn. wsllipovn nd eminent Or. Bueil.r Jones
. d nd. N, care with e.nee 4. len east II recon
Esg her to % a wit" s S R JONES seT ana
MM.RKrrsr., Prr,suRom Penn. July /, 1870.
cSSs bot Sef. h,' are a fair
f.eton fsmedis. proving successful ysd
idly Increasing J. N. YOUNG. ~ d.
CHco. Cal. March "a. 1870
land Express the following meieines The Cancer Plant
% r. s' ats the
hi' ''0'' "'' VIC ''''' '' q. T. HENDERSON, NJ D.
Dian SRI prescribed your Hydr,ed OIym, Brv'
; ;nS ai,fa ht ss aS ' A'" disease b. JOHN KENNEDY
the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES WORK VI ao 1 L NJ pa.
W. wATrHuLLE Ne
These remsd relied upon effect all that possible for
medicines to accomplish IN the cure OF diseases
They are compounded with the auous chen
e. knowledge Of their therapeutic properties aud pbyo
logical effects
They safe and rdue patient render
sb, cold obge TO leave
their continuous > a condition Of cure.
THE FAvoRIrE ILLUSTRATED
UNIVERSITY ALMANAC
AND
BUSINESS BOOK FOR 1879"
free on application at the principal Office and agencies
HOS AND - UNIVERSITY PLACE
NEW YORK CITY.
Downtown Ag,ncy-HuDSeTs Herald Balhlpg. 9la Broadway
Kewlork
Uptown Agencies
a. NJ. CONKLIN,
Corner Broadway and Thirty fourth a., New York
Thirty -third-st and Second ave, New. Yofh.
WILLIAM q. STEWART,
Corner One hundred ssd twenty hth. and Third Harlem,
ksslvIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04

sURGyOs GEyRRALs OFFICE.
WAsuISGroy, March 10, 1869.
Psoyss.0Rs-Plese forward second order for UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES pleased that have found them Of great
service in 70 treatm Of patients under charge
GEORGE REED, NJ D, A. A. Surgeon, u. :. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-04
IAnno lncements.i
A sure relief for asthma-WHIrCoMB'sR REMEDY.

WHILE PASTOR OF THE CANTON CHURCH,
RKvJEssKY TEMPORARILY LOST MY VOICE. AND
Vas IN cOSsKeuKScK PREACH yoH SEinLr YEAR
SYMPTOMS LOSING IT AGAIN
rIxs PREACHED
WOULD In july COMMENCED USING Or JAMES
RTPrcToRANT THROAT CHEST
yRxxLY ! eARsLED THROAT DAILY Ac-
DR.. JAMES ALMANAC AT
BrPEcToRASr REGULARLI PEEIISe
VERY BETTER DISCONTINUED GAReLE AND
IHk LNxKST, WITH The RIPEcroROSr
WINTER PREACH orrEsER
THAN PAST, VOICE SEEMS TO BE
GROWING srRoSGKR REQUIREMENT.
CALLING. l PERMANENT CURE WOULD BIZ
uyxcrED ETPEc1oRASr Ar EVENTS GOOD
DOVE AND IS DOING RECOMMEND
SUFFERING PROM THROAT OR LUSs COsPLASTs-
REV. W. PIKE, LAKEULLs, WASHINGTON Co., NY