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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
SATURDAY, DECEMBER rs, 1872.

The Sulphur Springs Gazette recon-
mends the merchants now about visiting
Galveston, 10 call on the houses In this
city who advertise In the Gazette. md
adds: "The man who dent advertise Ia
mt 10 go for you, II he gets q chance
Caiveston Ntps.
There are some Of that kind In Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
MiLLvILLx, FLA, Sept. ~, 1900

Dr.. VIM Tut: rs
Dear sir--In my young days WINS rather wiz
and became the victim Of a losthsome disease. :
was treated by eminent physician, and th1usas
wes cured After moving to this state, W. ~.
orrifsd at finding that the disease was making ~.
appearance again, in q secondary form. os' 'nS
formed in my mouth and on different par's o. my
M atisn. / employed different phys clans, and useu
different patent medicines for mon this, all TO NJ
purpose. During 4 visit to Jocks onvilie, ! san
your Sarsaparilla end Queens Delight, ana oou
cludpd to try It. have taken dozen bottles, anu
believe that tho poison is entirely riven rom ny
sys TEN. intend continuing IT, no, sever, 70 mas
q sure thing Of II. At the request OF your Ageus,
send this to you You arc at llbe rty to use IL ae
JOHN II. ,eUILFoRD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28

We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed 10 US while at Corsicana, and beg to re-
mind them and the people generally, that We
are now opening at Dallas one ofthc largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the interior Of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from Impor-
ters and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unavoidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, Ii
must be perfectly clear to the comprchen-
sion Of every one that wo can afford to sell
our goods ut small profits.
We would respectfully solicit the public
when visiting our market to call and ex-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
OF money refunded. sss
Our House is situated on South side Of
Elm Street, Ne. of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIS & co.
| Aro Or h0.t;ll Ian I 1874
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
D. '0"'' '''p''jt JOHN II. ,sUILroRD.
Liver (,omnlaint and Bill iousness.

Liver Complaint and Bill iousness.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills exert dir sct aud power.
fu influence on the Liver, and Will wish Germany
relieve that important organ from ssease' anu TO-
store Its normal functions.
DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye imrarts Clio ny Color.
Trade sunn,.d nv r. p. Gyor sE, Galveston
WBrrIocx FINI.y Co, N. o.: I ANsrR 4 WAL
kEg. and ii. q. HosKySs 4 Co. DALI ", and oil drug
gists throughout the State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28

spalding's Glue, save and mend the
pieces.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, Dec 24.-The Prussian
Cross Gazette publishes the follow
ing Imperial decree, addressed to
Bismarck II relieve You Of the
Presidency of the Council Of Minis
tors. ,Yon will retain The Ministry
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
The Will Of Edwin Forest.

15:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-12-28
II. D. BOWEN
ITO OUR Friends.
nIssoLUrIoN'
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

Dallas, Doc. 81, ls72-15:2w.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
Newspepef Chaiags.

The Scaford Record, heretofore published by
Donohuc 4 Stevens, has been purchased by !.
Ravans, formerly OF tho Vienna Clipper, and
will hereafter be called 'Tte Sesford Democrat" !"
We wish tho Democrat the most en.ii2 success
under lie new management
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
Comments Of the Press.
From the New York World |

FROM tue NOW loTk NoIiu
The cause of this deplorablc diseon,6-
lurc lies much further back than the non-
na,ion of Mr. Greeley. IL WAS doubtless
a mistake. even under the circumstances
which existed last May and June. to take
up Mr. Greeley; bu, the real source Of
weakness was in the circumstances them
selves which rendered such q nomination
possible The cause Of the cause 10 the
cause Of the thing caused" II the Dem
ocratic party had not been reduced to =
feeling bordering on despair by previous
untoward events, il would not have toler-
atcd for an instant q candidate whose
whole pas, history represented everything
which was hostile to democratic idcas ol
the philosophy, functions, and limitations
of government. The true explanation ol
this dcfea, is not to be found in the nomi
nation Of Mr.. Greeley, but in that pre-
yious letting down Of party hope ant
spirit which reconcilcd our national con
ycntion to nm act Of sheer desperation.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09

Louisiana elects the entire Liberal tick
ct by about 5000.
Texas is probably Democratic.
Arksnsas goes for Greeley BY 5000
and elects . Liberal Governor.
Missouri gives Greeley $1,000.
Kentucky, Of course is Democratic
throughout, but rather slim this time.
Tennessee gives Greeley 0,000, but
tho Congressional ticket is Awfully mixed.
Andy" johnson is cleo ted to stay at
home.
Ohio gives Grant 81, 900.
Illinois gives Grant 200 aud elects
seven Republican and, probably, five
Democratic Congressman
Indiana, which was claimed as certain
for Greeley, went bnck on him" by q
majority for Grant Of %, 900
Iowa Of course is Republ can BY GO. 600
Michigan likewise, by 10000.
Wisconsin goes for Gra nt by $4,000
and elects seven Republ cans and tw'
Democrats to Congress.
Minnesota gives Ulysses 1000, ani
all Republican Congressmcp.
Kansas gives Grant about 80, 900.
In Nebraska he has mp pjority Of 10.
600.
Nevada gives him 900, but the Stat
ticket is little doubtful.
Oregon is rather close Grant ha
probably n majority Of 900.
California repudiatcs d" lnclc Horace
by giving G.250 majority fdr Grant.
The result shows immen Sc Republica
gains everywhere. The Democrats wi
be much weaker in both Houses {
Congress than heretofore. This is III
good that the Liberal Reform /" anything
to. beat G. rant" movement has done {,
the Democratic party.
The OConor vote did not amount
anything, not enough to NJ hn,ion.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
Registers Order

sGISTERS OFFICE.
IL N,w tas,lr County October aslh. 1872,
rpou the Application Of Thomas e. Murphvy
aud J. iiauhin iisii, Executors OF Thomas Mur-
phrs, late 81 :, oeutgcs Handle IN Mid Coun-
IL. dce.,scd i is u,d,t,d and directed by tho
R,liair. ih4i ihc LA., u.urs ,tiote said give no.
llrr OF tie rr.plius OF Lcti,rA Tss,a,nsniary
upon Va, .,intc OF ibe sc rasrd With the da Of
granting ,hu,ui, tt causing advertisements to
u. pasted within iutiy hus from the date Of
such ..,it,t. ~ ia ui The most pullic places Of
the tuuuA " Arw la,i.r repairing all persons
h.t,E. demand. AZ ,lust the ESTATE, TO present
the same. CT abide hy an Act OF Assembly ia
such ease made and provide And also cause ii Q
.ain, To- he inserted within III. same period in
the Middiriuwn Transcript, a new sInpcr pubs
iishrd ia Mtddciv"u, aud to hc continued ihcfc-
ia iwo months.
Given under thr hand und Seal OF Os.
u.s. flee ui the III gisler aforesaid ut New
Casuc, in New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
.. GIBBS, Register,
NOTICE - All p.rsous having claims against
the Eslai. vi the dr,rascd musi present the sau,o
dul, n,ie.icd to the Executors. ON or before Uc-
| iotrr 2sih, 1873, or abide the Act OF Assembly
| ia such case made aad provided.
1lluS. {. MCRrllEY, I p
] RAAklN HALL, Iseeu'o's'
Address, Middletown, Del,
| Nov. 9-2m
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
Registers S Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW cAsILg CorSry, October 10Th, iSta,
Upon the application u Samuel Scgars Al.
mnisiraior of John Il. Segat' late OF st. Gcor-
gcs II iudrcd in said County, deceased IL 10
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the gran,
ting oi Letters OF Administration upon the Is.
in,r of tile deceased, with The date of gun,ing
thereof, hy causing advertisements to he posted
within fort, days from the date of sncl, Letters,
in siS Of the mos, public places of the County
OF New Castle requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, TO present the same,
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided Aud also cause the sayne
to he inserted within Tie same period in tho
Middletown Transcript, n newspaper published In
Middc,own, and 10 lie continued therein twa
months.
49,, Given under the hand aud Seal Of
| l.. a. Office OF the Register aforesaid, at New
~ Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year above written.
b. GIBBS, REcnrxn.
NOTlCE.-Ali persons having claims against
the Estate OF the deceased, anus, present tho
same duly a,issied 10 the Administrator on or
before October 10Th, 1873. or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
SAMUEL SEGARS, Admr.
Address ss-McDonough, Del.
Nov. 2-2m.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
l. l B L r r Y 1!

TINE TROrTiHG STALLION LIBERTY, sired
i BY Rysdyks, Hamhleionian. Dam BY Amer.
make full season In Middriown; D; Del. ii $50 .oo.
$4,000 due on demand, and $4,000 payable
when the mare proves TO he with soai. This
Stallion 10 nearly full brother In blood 10
Dexter, Siarilc- and other celebrities. lie hss
stse, l53 hands style, bone. and color, dark
bay.) 70 those who desire TO breed geeA stock
oeee this mast iashionably bred herss. !!
Oct. i3-M. ". GREEN.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIESl

MRS. J0Ha BuCilAEAs, NJ. D., Professas
of MIDWIFERY, dc'o,cs special a,.eplion to III
treatment of Diseases OF : +" ="
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
She has bsss so yeays In active practice aud
cured over 10000 cages os Disease, peculiar q
Woman.
She soiieiis difficult crolie and generally con-
.idcrrd incurable cases, and g.aran,ess sats and
spssdy cure.
ynS- Her INFALIBLE GOLDEN PILLS, for
Irregularities. can bc procured at her ouise, Of
sen, by mnil, $500 per box. Ladies' abiicsedi
please call upon, or address
Mus J. BUCHANAN, N. D.,
Orricrs Pn,yArs-sla PINE ST. Phil, Pa.
Hours ffDm 2A. N. TO Or N.
~ Clip his ont jor future ryuenee.
Och. 10, i812--iy.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
FOR RENE

A Conveniently located II o USE AA
"A lear Main street having all the :9ssn
convenienccs pertaining 10 a house Ill =
10 villags. Cellar, garden, water NJ
the door, &c. Rent reasonable.
Apply to Mas. e. L. RYAN.
Oct. l9-tf
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
Carriages +!

Carriages!
J. Y. Coz 1 Bro have = very large stock Of
Carriages on hand, which they will close out on
reasonable terms. Great Inducements 10 Cash
buyers. Now 10 the time 10 purchase . good
Carriage At low rates
The Bs,elle Md Qlave, the hes, glove In Amer
ie" for - ?s wasFaa'ed na 'a rig 9, year iS er''
putting on, At s. y. REfSoLpS
wAHrEp-By 3 man ~ years pf age, single,
and 9f steady habi,s, who is good Penman
and Accountant, . situation 10 Hotel, Coal
UfEcp, Of TO act ~ Coliectpr understands the
Bar bnsuess Of Hotel ,hsTpaghly. and would
be willing 70 assist in keeping The books Sa'is-
factory refeFsFes Furnished; Aadre:.. ~,
| Coates / Cionks Spool Cotton, I cents pr
spoal. Gents half Ilpse, 4 pair for 20 cts.
s. n. RgiNuLpS.
Ip.. r.s;ivsa 'oss Tbs. New Tar Rope In store
s. ~ REYNOLDS
Neg 10. !. I and . E.tta skprs aass,rel.
BY bbl. and half Dbl. at -
81 90 at 3. y. REfGoLps
Odessa aud Bpp.,op Iusiles, at
| s. N. REYNOLDS
White sussr for isl cts. a,
s. II. REYNOLDS.
Pnre Cider Vinegar. far picking.
/ 3 N REYNOLDS.
A large sssor'pieut Of Trnsses Braces and
Supporters for sale ard properly fitted by ply.
sicisn, Al CGassrsIaiexs parG SToss.
Sulsniss ~ Lins. s.--usrd to arrest isrmenta.
ties u Cider, and ihps 70 preserve iis sparkling
psoRertiss .withspt ippsrttns nns foreign odoi
Of t16ee, at CHAN0eRLAlNES
Pharmacy.
Hsa 0Ais.-A sqaA ssuad asd gsstls MARE
! sAAn ocLtaxa
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09

Many complaints have come to us re-
esssiy Of irrssulsrity 10 receiving the
.Ttdascrfpt.
! ID sssaee 10 this W would say 10 our
friends that tho papers are al put up and
.sarstslly addressed 70 our pubseribcrs. .snd
|is uisssho esspr. thsy oeess elsewhere
thar here.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09

George ". Orilip, Esq. Proprietor Of III
Middletowa Hotel. requests 20 10 nnnotncc ,aa
the report which has heSh IN circalniinr for som
days past, that the Canada Horse Disease ha
broken ons III bis stables Is wholly incorrect
aud that there Is not, and has not been any dis
ease Of any kind In his stables.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09

The celebrated ftnii GRAIN PAS. the ssv,
in the world for cleaning all kirds Of grain.
For sale by J.. 7. EVANS
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
DIED.

On Sunday, November Sd, In Warwick, Nd.
Miss Mary Digner, aged about 90 years.
In this town, on Monday, November 4th, Mrs.
Bridget Carroll, wife Of John Carroll, In the
50th year Of her age.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06

the Eleventh District renewed pleasure to once
more give expression to the unbounded confidence
winch we still have in Iudiana's honOred and best
beloved son. Schuyler Colfax Yice-President OF
the United States. We regard it as peculiarly ft-
ting tnat remembrance be had of the man who SO
nobly for many years carried our Congressional
banner IL the past; and we here and now renew our
pledges of featy and express the hope that it may
oe our proud privilege to support him for yet
higher position than that which he so scceptaby
ILLS to-day.
kesolvea. That we have watched with peculiar
qualification the course of our Representative In
Congress, General Packard. We give him our
esty and ably represented the interests of the whole
people of his District and that he has kept in good
faith all the pledges he made in the of two
years ago.
The convention appointed the follow
ing as members OF the Republican Con
gressional Central Committee for the en-
suing two years Laporte, Capt. A
Piatt Andrew and DR.. r. Fravel; St
Joseph, Senator L. Hubbard and Col [
Humphreys; Marshall, j. o. Parks and
DR.. ~ Sherman 4 White, Thomas Bush
nell; Stark, l. Shilling and s. Beattie
Porter Mark L. McClelland and D. S.
Merilield; Lake, E. c. Fields and w. w
Chesie Fulton NJ L. Essick and F s.
Troutman; Jasper, Col. Z. P Hammond
and s. 2. Thompson; Newton, w. Fl
Martin, and c. F. Straight.
On motion, the Convention was declared
adjourned
KLINE G. SHRYOCK, Chairman.
). I. MONTGOMERY, Secretary,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06
From the Valparaiso Yidette
PACKARD'S PACKED CONVEN-


nder the skilltul manipulation of
INSCRIPTIONS wire workers and caucus
managers, body of Packard's adherents
met at Plymouth, and after excluding fair
representation in several of the counties
declared Packard nominated We were
excluded from that Convention, and do
not feel bound by its action We do not
know to what extent others may share our
1IsguSt at the shameless and indecent
fraud which was called a nomination 1t
Is our deliberate judgment, tnat if the Re
publican party has become so corrupt as
to permit packed conventions to succeed
in nominating their favorites, then the
sooner the Republicn party reforms the
better. The V5dette has been, by the
deliberate action of the convention, re-
leased from all obligations to support
Gen. Packard, and decent self-respect
leads tolsay US to the Republicans ofPorter
county that we deem his defeat prefable to
the perpetuation OF the kind of work that
secured his nomination. We hope that in
a short time, a convention will be called
OF the opponets of Gen. Packard in this
district, and that movement will be
made to teach wireworkers that the peo-
pie will not be cheated out of their fights
by packed conventions. The people of
Porter county can all speak for them
selves They are not bound by this con
vention. If they choose to vote for Pack
ard, they have the right to do So We
cannot work or vote ior him, ana shall
reserve the right to vote and work against
him, iii suitable candidate shall be nom
mated by the opponents. While we say
this we announce our determination to
support, with voice, vote and pen, Grant
and ColtaX, and the state and county
Republicn ticket. Gen Packard dose not
need our support, nor dose he deserve the
support, Of any man who is not willing
TO be the tool of base and shameless
conspiracy to nominate him against the
will of the DeOple
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06
THE RULE OR rim POLICY

There are some men whose minds are
of such intinitismal dimensions that to put
two ideas into them is an impossibilty.
When they have had one notion hammered
into what they impudently call thier brains
there is no room for any thing else And
what Is rather remarkable is that any
thing which has once entered sticks there ;
it won't go out. Persons with such cere-
bral organism, and who also have the ad
dltiOnal misfortune to be borne with the
ability Of wagging thier tongues, are the
greatest evils that nature can infict on
suffering people Such nuisances are
Aaron Gurney and Firman Church, of
Valparaiso, who came to Plymouth on
Wednesday with the foregone determina-
tion to rule the Congressional Conven-
ton or brake it up. But their efforts
proved unavailing. The Convention went
through its work, and the party still lives
and dose not submit to thier control. In
the committee on Credentials Gurney
was offered, as will be seen by the report.
all that could be asked, but this gener-
osity was thrown away by Gurney with
an insolent protest, and he and his man
Friday, Church, after wasting much wind
and paving the air with their hands
withdrew from the Convention under the
apparent idea of drawing a large fol-
lowing-an idea in which they were sig
nally disappointed.-,South Bend Tribune
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06

THE ALDINE for June is the most American of
all our magazines. 1t contains three full page
oaiginal Illustrations of American Forest Scenery
by Moran, Nehlig, and Hows Moran has selected
the primitive forest, and given us glimpse of
its wildness and grandeur. His subject is ''Kwa-
sind, The Strong Man," in the "Song of Hiawatha,"
and he has handled it magniicently, with all the
strength and none of the extravaganza of Dore
Nehlg has selected the Colonial forest SO to speak
and has given us glimpse of its sunny openings,
rooted with foliage, draped with vines, carpeted
with flowers and moss, and peopled with happy
BIRDS. His subject Is Campbell's .sGerlude of
Wyoming" the spirit of which he has realized in
his figures of Gertrude and Albert, who are
rambling through the woods in fanciful Indian
garb. Hows has selected the forest of the
Adrondacks, and has given US glimpse of the pines
of Racquette. They shoot up before US, with their
tall trunks and crooked, ragged branches struggling
wirh summer sunshine, frightened and darkened by
turns as they stretch along winding stream that
brawls over its rocky bed. nobler trio of forest
pictures than those was never drawn, and they
ought to make the fortune of the The ALDINE as
an Art Journal The rest of the Illustrations are of
various degrees of merit the most noticeable being
Davies Rainy Day." after Longfellow's poem
VI 1llat HtiIIe, al u u characteristic design, by
Stephens, for one of Esops fables. The
literature is of more varied character than of any
other periodical published in this country. The
present number contains an interesting paper on
Charlotte Brontes Brother and Father,u by
January Searie; son an Island,'' simple and
pathetic story, by Caroline Cheesebro'; Gan ill
Wind,' graceful sketch, by Leslie Malbone:"
THE Fate ofthe Hassans matter-offact ghost sto-
ry, by Clara Guernsey; and ''Fancie's Farewell" a
Imaginative fantasy, by Lolly Dinkss Mother
DR.. I. M. Coan gives us ga Glimpse at Ireland,n
W. W. Bailey contributes. pleasant paper on
Marsh and pond Flowers and Erastus South
gossips about "An Art Musee in America" The
poetry of THE ALDINE puts to shame the
ambitious verse of the period, it is 80 fresh and
characteristic. "My Neghbor Over the Way" by
George W. Sears, is the most striking, poem of the
kind we have read for years. and Out in the woods
by Mary E. Bradley, s in her happiest vein. There
are editorials, on 'The Noble Savage" ssThe Heart
of Kosciusko," Love Aloft,' and The Kingfsher.'
Altogether the June ALDINE is the best that has
yet been published. The publishers are James
Sutton & Co., % Liberty Street, NJ and the
price is $500 including oil chrome.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06

Mayor Humphrey, in his valedictory ad-
dress to the common council of South
Bend, advises them to mend their ways. A
few thousand dollars spent in street i'm
provements he thinks would enhance the
value of real estate, as well as be conve-
nience to the people
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06
From the Rochester Spy.
For Congress, Jasper Packard.


The Congressional convention at Ply
mouth yesterday re-nominated General
Jasper Packard. We have only room to
say this week that this result was wholly
unnecessary. and was brought about by
the hasty ara unwise course of part of
the opposition. The full proceedings of
the convention together with careful
analysis ofthe elements composing it, will
appear next week, when we expect to
prove by tiguers that cannot be gainsaid
that Gen. Packard might have been set
aside had the opposition acted in concert.
AT the present we will not dwell on
what might have been" but proceed to
say that ourvoice and heart will be entirely
with those who support the nominee of
the convention in the ensuing campaign.
Yesterday, that nomination was extremely
distasteful to US, we do not deny; but to-
day we are for him as against any man
our opponents may propose or soreheads
suggest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06

The Democrats in Kosciusko county
talk of nominating Liberal Republi-
can" ticket to fill the offices in that coun-
ty Democracy proper, has no show.