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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-22

me for being so slow; she did not know
l was up half the night, and my head
has ached ready to split all day. oh,
dearI oh, dear! oh, dearl if il were not
for my babes l should yearn for the
quiet of the grave
And with a long, quivering sigh, such
as one might hear at the rending of soul
and body, Phoebe was silent.
Daughters of luxury, did it ever occur
TO Won that we are all children of one
common Parent? Oh! look, hereafter,
with pity on those faces when the
records Of their suffering are deeply
craven and remembered. ''Be We
warmed and filled" will not suffice, un-
less the hand executes the promptings of
the heart. After while, as the fire died
out, Phoebe crept 20 her miserable pal
let, crushed with the prospect of the
days Of toll which were still before her,
and haunted with the idea of sickness
and death, brought on by over-taXatiOn
of her bodily powers, while in case of
such an event, she was tortured by the
reflectiOn-"What is TO become of my
children ?u
All, this anxiety is the true bitterness
of death To the friendless and poverty
stricken parent. In this way she passed
the night, TO renew, with the dawn, the
tolls and cares which were fast closing
their work on her. We will not say
what Phoebe, under other circumstances,
might have been. She possessed every
noble attribute common to woman
without education or training, but she
was not prepossessing in rappearance;
and Mrs. Percy, who never studied
characters, or rsympathized with menials
or strangers, would have laughed at the
idea of dwelling with compassion on the
lot of the washerwOman with drunken
husband. Yet her feelings sometimes
became interested for the poor she heard
of abroad, the poor she read of, and she
would now and then discant largely on
the few cases Of actual distress which
had chanced TO come under her notice,
and the little opportunity she had OF
bestOwing aims. Superficial in her
mode of thinking and observations, her
ideas of charity were limited, forgetful
that to be true it must be a pervading
principle of life, and can be exercised
even in the bestowal of a gracious word
or smile, which, under peculiar cicum-
stances, may raise a brother from the
dust, and thus win the approval OF Him.
who, although the Lord of angels, was
pleased to say of her who brought but
the the "boX of spikenards" with tears
of love, ''She hath done what she could. "
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OharitY-Its Objects.

TO be continued.I
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-22

a successful portrait of General
Thomas, the lamented "Old Pap" has
grown under the brush of Miss Ransom.
of Cleveland.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
A Tnau pasgsp.

nAhoihsi hlehnond IN The field efisd
Richard 4 but for the fsts u hlslory aud
ifuth DO u knewn The one proved al least
an ovsimsish for The saoniins tlnF, md
%, dsspiis The qualifications butter, hat
food iLe delnssd mafksis Of The county,
rilse's Great Specific ov,rshalovs fhsm
all. With loud aseIaia, The sonorons oob.
oes Of hich fcyerbtrafe through ali tho
iapd, until thu. gighty mountains, an.
ssering The Msboatj, give back the glad
response FROM hill 10 dale, from river 10
lake, and both OF these again 10 grand old
ocean, that rolls II on for aye With bill.
lowy roar the people hymn the praises Of
Prices Celebrated iromRilo Bitters
They have tested It's efficacy, tried It's v!r.
tues, and shrinej II, like an idoL In tho
ger waits upon their appe,ilal indulgen'
ces, Dyspepsia breaks no more upon their
enjoyable rcpasts. Nervousness svaunts !
debility. that crouchej within them,
shrinks a. tho metamorphose Of the giant
strength, aud tho load of suffering under
which they writlied, Is thrown oil, us with
the agile grace and power OF mn athlete,
They care not for the recognition OF other
preparations. content 10 know md fsel
that they have found in Prce's. ;Celebra
fed Aromatic Stomach Biiters, the true
balm they have heard so often prated Of In
Gilead. Address
JAaEs ". PRIcE & Co.,
Manufacturers aud Sole Proprieior',
New Orleans.
Sold by Grocers, Druggist and Dealers
throughout the South.
G.nLIsoros, MAHsALrs & Co, Wholesale
Groocrs, Dallas, Texas, Sole Agents fer
North rn Texas. Hs ll0.lmo.
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Our Book Table.

uThe Aldine," monthly, james Sutton &
Co. Publishers, New York, subscription S.
n year. This is doubtless the best month.
" publication for the home circle in
America. As claimed, IL is certainly the
finest specimen of typographical art of the
kind, in existence. The tsste and skill
dis,in q uishing its entire tout ensemble is
simply unapproaohAble, but this ID mol all,
for while the elegance OF the casket
charms and pleases the physical senses,
the jereis contained are Of .puresi ray Sc.
rene Essay, Romance, bits Of history,
Poetry, Literary boRs mot abonn5 In de-.
lirbfful order. The most noticeable fsa-
ture however, is the ~Department OF Art"
which is most conplete and Of q much
higher standard than Is usual 10 publica
tiops OF the kind. The present number
contains an exqnisit- steel engraving
f,oufespiees entitled aMOrning Dew" BY
Victor Yehlie. 90 perfect in conception
and complete in execution that /. almost
grows palpsble under the eye. ooe can
almost feel the sparkling drops, AMI in
dulge the delighted senses in imaginary
iibaiisns Of angels tears fresh shed Of
heaven. "Ersnfags al Home from the pen
ell Of Mr.. A. Z. Ernslis, aswes', tender rem
derine of what home ought 10 be. but why
dis,rimiuaie when We hnd this work 50
repie,s Of ssest sublsties to charm and
elevate. We commend the nAldine' 10 all
lovers Of sesuuins art and pure iifsrn-
lure
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
Something Important.

The city Of Dallas wants some sort o!
protection against fire, that this fact is
self ovident5wc have but to refer our.rend
RS to the corner of Main and Houston
the recent scene of o destructive fire, n
calamity our people found themselves i'm
possible to stay. H..
As o steam engine could prove of little
service in consequence Of imperfect wa
ter facilities, until su:h time as this iasu
perab,e obstacle may have been overcome
we must look 10 other measures OF relief.
The only feasible plan that suggests it
self under existing circumstances, is tie
organization of Hook AND LADDER Con-.
pANY. II can be done OF small expense,
and ms TO material, where can you hud q
more gallant set of young gentlemen than
alias BEASTS. We'hope come "live indi-
yidual will take this matter in hand and
organize company which can be made
at once q public benefcrnce, IN ornament
to our city and n source ofpril, and pleas,
nre to its members.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
The Election.

Il g. r" A - =.
The res al, Of the election 10 this State
q, a democratic victory by . large MAORI
~ Greeley has perhaps of least 25,ooo
majority, and the democratic eandiaates
far congressman at large. Messss. Asa u.
w;,,;e and Roger Q. Mills. will BIT return
cd BY . still larger majority. We believe
that a s,rai1ht Democratic National can
,iJs,e would have received at least ten or
eo,.u thousand mere votes than Greeley
has In mspy counties net over ons-half
-. ssv;s,ered vote was pol'ed, and IL
..rv ,.f. TO say that at least nins-tenths
~ ,ho,e who did not vote were democrats.
Tho indications are that all four OF our
.,,a;d.ts, for Congress, Messrs. W. s.
y,.rnaon In the Isi, W. P. Mclean, in
n. "a, D. C. eiddings in the Sd, and Jno
r.neoek, in the Alb, are elected By ma
,oyi,i.s ranging from 1000 to $4,000.
w. have no, Sufficient figures to indi-
80. The s,atus Of the Legislature, but II
!. mite sure that the democrats have q
h.odsons majority In the House, with
IN. prospect Of = good working majority
!, The senate. In this, the 2lsi Senate
rial pisiries, Msss.s. John Henry Brown
n Dallas. Ed. Chambers. ofcellin, and X
n Van zandt, Of Tsrrsni, are elected BY
a ,eas. 1900 or 1000 majority; while in
,b;s ypdisisi District, ssmposed Of Dallas
rl,is .sd fsrr-nt. our talented iownsusn
MAJ Jno. T. zsli, is elected BY a majority
Of At least 100. - Z
In mi. county, the regular ds'noersi'e
,snipees for Treasurer, Mr. NJ " Cole
IA f,r snrseyor. Mr.. NJ A. Keen are
.,.s.ra. AMI Mr.. T. A. Graoey, is chosen
inspector Of IIidss aud Aninals. fef TIE
I.s, named ori-s, there was no Democratic
,.n;ps<. and ,hsre we're. We believe s'r
-.,s,a.s... Mr.. Grsssy retsi'lag srlu-
-.i;t~ u ths -cf-s cast
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

Since the exposure OF tho attempts made by GER
tain unscrupulI us local dealers, to palm of their
co arse astrlngents, made from cheap and impure
Materials in tue place OF the great national tonic
Hostettcr's Stomach Bttcn, publ, opinion has set
strongly against these empires and thsir preparar
tions. Their occupation is gone, or soon will be-
When tho light is let into deception it soon willis
down. Persons W o tribe with tha!r own health, by
using unknown preparations, with no GUARANTEE to
sustain them wh.n an establ shed specific, proven
by twenty years experience to be EXACTLY what 1t
is claimed to be- is within their roac are sure to re.
pent their temeriiy. Many have done so In this in.
stance, hut II is loped that the truth plainly spo-
ken has arr e,ted the evil. In the meantime the de-
niand for the leading protective ard restorative
medi clue Of America was never So great as It has
been this season., From tho k.ver aud ague dis.
ricis of the west, southwest and SOUTH it is literal
y overwhelming, and may be said of the advccs
from all parts of the country of the It if cect-
ing In dyspepsia bilious complaints, and chronic
constipation, that "tbcir name is LEGION Every.
where the sick ana feeble TO have realized tho
Importance Of 'holdirg fast HAT which is good. ;
and Of avoiding what is spuri ous and dangerous.
The numerous "Btters," under various Names
which mcrcrnsry dealers endcavor TO substitute for
Host.tt.r's Stomach Rtters shUull b avoided, for
their own s. kes by the sick and the public ut large
iIos,eiters Diters are procuraUle in bottles only,
and mover seld in bulk.
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t,,.aas.,
~" " "-"'F'P''' " ~" ,,.,-.
Al last bfeam'hf "'"-'' w wv ""P''
lance, the absolute necessity w ~" el'y
N ,allteed eoepeetl6h With resas, iod W.
-. a., A.. ,..,sha.,. n, mai olf,
presume '""' WV "''e'"s 80. ,.,,..,
sfe also helng convinced" " wv 'o' '''''
" they woull save The c'ninrfclaI al'a"'
avn. 40 lcpe spioysl by them, they mite
u.,s NJ, i,ti.s rail.
'"''"" :" NV t''- 80 n.
raaps' lie 'ieny"he o' 'h' w" ''"'' ~
keynote Of alarm 10 the following para
o..,I,,
49,, ,..,,i.n, tia. win,
Wv, "h ,Lov r,,li sac.Iy rms, IN
wv" PVet 1877 .sii,iss a. ssnport
'"' s,y ,','r,hls n,.i,,oo Win rcsp,e,
NV Nv t.,,ion rha .Eac, oftbis
70 'nmhu nv 80 al. ,ss att, Ia
'",oo ,'s''" as, ,a,, "on.,rs y;c,in
"'ss a." ,"n.. and nnsxsmnlel .ndow
W ".' s', ',,'..'l ai,on,o',.s
'n.n, " 49," .',i. hs,v.,r an, IF nj
pu. Wv w tIs m. s,nh
"on u''""s " ""' III, h.rd,v nnu
no'hcs' 10y! ""ynh v, NJ or,osrso
"'fpn'' 'nn' ,"e '"s. " 49,, 80 Sar r,,nr,
as'"p"r' 10 ihs'PA''"'v ~" Nv. ."
as rn'lron" es",... "na ;,Aa m ss
ia'''r aspse' y, MR. 49,, 49,, ~. ~" com
saPe ,huush''u, oos','s' ''"s Wv IV ~,
mero,' p.Orps. Nv" ,. ,sn.o,,lI,
CITY hereal'er 10 ,"ro'Nss "o'o ssp.SS
IN the ques.o" .. ,ne su"oNnVS ", s'
te'cncy o. ne, Mvs.m"r "''
warui rn'''"'u
"Ihe gram g,"w,us "''n VI WV No",' ~,
I! gradu""y s'''''"S W we "tss W w."
| Miss' sppe RIVER ~, rus oe.' Sa's'"S ~"
Is already 'here. inc cow" ,p'o""s'p,
are" Is 'N'eh'.ns noa. "'a ,on
yeor " ~ Ill ~ n a Gotta, corsnn,p,io,
| ~ tho country will be there; to any moth
| ing of the quantities Of tropical fruits an
goods imported from Europe, which VII
nave 'he,r npn' "arN.. ,"',o' ,r,., =,
,..,a Nsw OrIeons Inns nrcccdcnce Of eve
~ o,her city on the continents, standing
thereto, indeed, in the light of their prs
nesnned seaport hnu rinpo'.p',i os' W.
III ~ i'll nssocia,ion with III,
creot railroad system that is developing
west of the Mississippi river, ANA tha'
will soon sprsnd IKE { mn ,aroo ne
wors Yrer - ' ,ns paois.
ave ,rnst that our merchants and CAPT
,alisrs are fully alive TO tho exigeni ma
tnre Of this condition. ltere y every
ming 70 en'on."ee .' IT," AZ JsF,r:o "
nv ,h.. pon;sc roilroad il qoip,
ahead in both directions. Al Houston, tht
people are eager to concar 10 our Efforts e
secure, with the ieas. Poss,u's ue,ny' ~
sre, Nh 1,,s e go =
c,,. ;,h T.xos hr ro;,roo,
-, .,,.,,;nr With ,ho Texos m,
poo,s, a, sbre venor, and also Nv the ROAD
- IInrs,on ors 81 vas, ;mportanes to New
o,,,o,s 4, co., &, vii, he Tho salva,io,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
lAfEJsB1 MAIL,


INElluNi
Losbod Nov. 1.-The rrssidcnilaI cleo.
ton In America II tho principal iopic Of
con sefsallDn and ieaiofsis london nora
lng tatrfs. The pfevnlhnr sentiment "
',Yorshlc 10 Tho AIminislra,ies, aud u h
olitay ihssutlaet " complimentary hoiif
os,, The orderly mnnnctin whico thu shc
hnns we're conducted opisr existing cir.
cumsinncw, VI iob surprise isefprsssfd
~ lie completeness VI Tho Republican
victory and ITO heavy. mejor'iies given TOR
Grnnt.
qhsscaaari nrholls the principles on
which the sorlhsrn States seeded from
the Uniop, and Is opposed TO republicans,
ism, which IL denaonees Ms u deillcgiion OF
The pnssions Of 'temlprry pJorltg. snd.
Ms identified with personal aud political
corruption.
In consequences of the supremacy Of the
Republican party, the States are loaded
with enormous debts, and fore ign holders
or their securities receive nothing. The
Republicans are responsible, also, for the
resurrection in Cuba, anarchy in Mexieoi
and the murder Of the Emper)r Maxipil-
IAN. The Democrats, however, are nc bot
ter 80
Bullion in the Bank Of England do
creased lo9,ooo pounds
Tue o'ahuAra ~ e''as""! p's''' :"
""ef''"" P''"''' ."' 20 ''''' W '
point, aud as true ass'erse. 81
-u. ~EN'eo'
MArAMoRAs, Nov. Letters received
mere from ,'es'1sn' ne'uo "nu ''o "" H.
Mexican Frontier Commission will strict
y investigate cnmplaints rs to cattle steal.
wiIiail tbnt Of the United States in pu:.
ting an ond TO all disturbances The Next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
To Whom it May Concern.

10 MAIDEN LANE, New YORK, !
July l5, 1872. :
We o,s ;nfopmsd ,hot s.pce we have civ.
an nm Tie .nse of The old trade mark OF
.JIoII.wov,s pills and Ojn,m.ntn some
,nOr;u";.,sd nersons hnye commenced the
Manufacturing of them, Offering them as
old stock made two or three years since.
We ctution all dealers ana druggists
against purchasing them, q we shall
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
Tarrant County Officials.

We are indebted to the Fsrt Worth
Democrat for the following vote Of Tar
| rnnt county:
President - Greeley ..."....... ......".". hi4
Grant. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
For Congress- II large Mills, 43S;
Willie, 6S2; Norton, ia; Evans ll4'
For Congrsss-2d District.-MoLeau,
1893; Miner. IS,
For Observation-Disclosures, 600;
Brown, 500; Chambers, 595; Miller, l26.
For District Attorney L. Au!t, t5ui
n. L Ray, 1o7
For Safe Capital.-Aus;in, 657; lIous-
ton, II; Wnco, II.
For Amendment to the Constitution
i40; against, u. A 81 lr.o- ~ l+ru
OFFICIAL VOTE OF DALLAS cotgTy.
Presilent--G Greeley Electors..--... 1907
Graut ..... .......... ...... .....". aus
Congress-At Willie, ll3G;
Mills, lla4; Evans, Ala; Norton, 452.
Congrcss--2i Dislrict.--McL-an, Demo-
Graf, 1852; Minor, Radical, 4O4.
Lceislature-2IstD istiict.-J. II. Brown
Democrat. ll03; Chambers, Democrat, lC92.
Vanza,lt, Democrat, 1896 Miller, Rad 459
For State Capital--Ausiin, ll7G lious
'on, 22l.
For Amendment, 1898 against, lS9.
For District At,or%ey-'Jno. +. AMT,
democrat, loaf; II. L. Ray, Radical, 46ii
Guy, Democrai, 26.
For Coanty TreGsurer.--M. V. Cole.
Democrat, 72l Henry Boil, Independent
$50; II. shcpperd Independent, al. Q A,
Sweatc. 6l. Ht
For couriv survcyor--N. A. Keen,
Democrat, 752; W. II. Thomas lndv
pendent, $40.
For Inspector of Hides and Animals -
6, A. Macey, $40; Smith, 217i Scattering
300 ~
COLLIN COUNTY.
Fer Enthusiastically, CO.; Grant, l76
For Congress at Larga--Miils, $685.
Willie, 7S7; Evans. III; Norton, 1859.
y I'd. Districn Mclean, 7S9; Miner, 10
State Capital. Austin, 030; Houston %;
Wacc, !.
For Amendment, $780, against 1876.
YASStS COUNTY.
Greeley, GIT; Grant, SOL,
Conrress-At Large Willie G55; Mills,
G54: Evans, 355; Norton, 35I.
End, strict.-Mc Lean, 662; Miner
$50.
For Capital Austin, 9i6; Houston, 80;
Waco, 9.
For Amendment, 1911; against, l49.
We were unable to get the v,te for Rep
rcs,ntatives from Collin county, will
give the full Representative vote next
week. ratl1H
= Giddirgs' majority about 1000.
VI o 3; DENTON COUNTY.
% Greeley, sos; Grant, So. 81
3 Congress -w.P. Mclean, $50 Miner
80.
State Capital.-Austin 5Sl; Houston, 2;
,WAro. 8. -.-
For Amendment 500 against, 81;
.
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FIRE.
Boston in Ashes.
LOSS 5000, 100000.
SENNAY.

. .t... bUNt'-Nl 4. goo.
DosToy Nov $ The fire alarm sound.
Ell at about half past seven o'clock, TO-
lowed by second, third and fourth In
rapid succession The first FIRE engine
was hardly on the ground when the flames
burst from the fourth story Of granite
store Gu the corner of Sumner and King
streets. These streets are entirely whole
sale dry good stores. The fire caught in
the engin. room md following the eleva-
.or was first s,en under The roofs of build.
ings in the vicinity of the fourth story OF
tho granite baildiLg
BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE general bounda-
RIGS OF the FIRE: The whole length and
10th sides of Sumner street, across Fed.
ernl and nearly down TO BRAKES wharf,
and thence on nearly direct line to Fort
Hill, along Hamilton and Battery Marcel,
to K:lby street as far rs Lindell and Cen
nal streets, aud from MIX to Sumner on
v ashingt5n street. Within these bouu-
dsries, on area of about seventy acres,
every building is consumed.
BosroS, Nov. II, 3 p. M---The new post
Office and snb-'rensuy building was
for long lime exposed to the fierce flame
and smoke, but was scarcely Scared. This
massive tire.proof structure saved the
Boston Morning Post building directly
opposite, and helped greatly in prevent
ing the fire from reaching State street.
1t is known that thirty lives have been
lost.
WALL STREET.
New York, Nov. l2.- Wall street is
more quiet to-day, aud marked by the en-
tire absence Of excitement. Specie en-
gagemen,s for to morrow, Sl,000,000.
Estimated '6ss $500, 100000.
BcsToN, New. 10, twenty one thousand
dollars worth Of property has been rccov.
cred from thieves.
The gas was turned on today after two
nights of darkness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
Sketches.

The Watch presented by Gen. Washing
ton to General lafayette in 1917, and
which was stolen from General L. during
his tour in America in 1924, vas purchas-
ed by New Orleans gentlemen in Louis
vile come weeks since. The present own
er proposes 10 forward 1t 10 General La
fayeiie's family in Paris.
M'de Tocquerville gives unqualified ad-
herenee to the present Government Of
France.
Charles Hallowell carew, the noted
English turfman, is dead.
Avery Old Hebrew manuscript Of por-
tons OF the old Testament has been dis
covered in Cairo. Egypt, By DR.. Grant, Of
the American Mission. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
The Central Railroad

We see from the Waco Examiner that
the Central Railroad Company proposes
10 construc. n branch road east from the
northern part of Navarro county to the
Red River the line Of lamar and Red
River counties, provided the several coun-
lies interested will pay u subsidy Of prob
ably one hundred thousand dollars each.
The .Iyaminer says tibet this route was
dreamed out by man no less. wid,-awake
than Paul Bremord; or rather, il was
suggested l,y the spiriis," which is about
the same thing! We admire railroads,
although sometimes they nre very expen-
sive ut the commencement Of their work,
The route suggceted is q good one, and
will greatly promote the interests Of the
fine counties through which twill pass.
We not only desire to see our railroads
tapping the great valley of the Red Riv--
err at every point, hut we wish them
stretched across the broad prairies to-
ward the Rio Grande. Beautiful San An
anton 10 reaches out her arms for railroads,
aud Northern Mexico spread out illimits-
bly, TO tho gateway Of the sunset. We
want this Central rnilroad not only to
dream out but to pin 10 the earth the
iron Of railroad That will pour the fruits
and vintage Of the golden tinted IVES up
on the shores Of our 'sea.--Gdlpe,ton Netss,
llh. tItsp -..-, t,-,
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t6ywork on this division Of the IeN"s
4 Pacific Railroad, under the management
Of that skilled officer ond splendid gentle
man. Mai. O,cott, Assistant Engineer, IN
charge. e being rapidly advanced Grad
ing East and West from the Trinity river
-.he bridge being pushed forward with
wonderful, energy by the contractors--tes
being delivered all along the route IN
short, the very air seems rife ofenterpr'se
and advancement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

rEpsoSAL.-we arc pleased TO greet The
smiling i'phil' Of Ninj. W. i. Edwards
Agent In Texas for the great LIQUOR
house of 8. T. Suit S Co., Louisville. Thl'
house controlcs those celebrated brands Of
aid WHISTLES known rs "Suits Corner
goods, a good house and representative
in every way worthy its high fame.
We have known "Major Tom 10 thes6
many days, and know Of what We SPEAK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

eEy- We are pleased to meet that g'o'
looking gentleman, Mr.. Orville Grove, on
of the efficient assiscut ENGINEERS OF ihe
~ p. r. R. Mr.. g. is FIRST from the
front, baing Of the party engaged in iooa
ting West. We are further delighted to
know Tint no bloody red man has "g0ne
for TINT pink ",op knot"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16
TO MARRIED LADIES
TEE GREAT FRENCH EExEDr.
DELAxARKEs SPECIFIC PILLS.
rrs..r-s By J. eAEAseIERE. No. sis Ea. Lon-

bard. rarir- f. =
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se,y-we are indebted 20 the Publishers
for Two new pieces Of music, 80, let me
only breathe tie air" ballad, poetry
from Paradise and the Peri, in Thomas
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tan ,r; music of both pieces by F.
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Main street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

na.' Did you ever attempt to solve one
OF those abstruse problems at Harry
Haldenan's2 they are dors in glass, base
Of pure,t 'purenss', fringe Of fruits about
the edges, wo tried it, gave it up, buta'
mire ths genius ofthe Professor,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

If every man who spends money in nd
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

rrA. Twenty four miles Of the Texas
Pacific Railroad East from Dallas WIN oe
ready for track laying in thirty days
Iron at Galveston and timbers for the
rRuss BarpoE now enrou'e from Florida
The Company's mammoth ware. house nj
this place, being rapidly completed,