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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

GEN. JouN J. GooD.--Tt will be seen by
the card, which VIC publish this week, that
our fellow townsman, the Hon. John J
Good, has Withdrawn his canlj Lacy sssr
the nomination 10 Congress by the M,Kin.
nsy Convention. We regret this, because
we think no gentleman among The number
of aspirants presented stronger claims or
higher qualifications for the position. But
the action of our county Convention, after
his explicit declaration, left him in his
judgement no alternative. Whoever may be
nominated by the Mckinney Convention
will receive from Judge Good an honest
and earnest support.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
To the people Of Dallas, Collin and Tar,
rant Counties.

4
FELLOW ClrizEys:-At convention Of
the democratic party, held in the city Of
Dallas, on the 9th day of July 1872, John
| Henry Brown, an old pioneer of Texas, who
has spent his boyhood, youth and the vigor
of bis manhood battling for Texas and the
interest of her people, received the nomi-
nation as the democratic candidate to re
present Dallas, Collin and Tarrant Coun-
ties in the next Legislature. As |, at the
call of my friands, was before that conven-
ton for the honor conferred upon Mr..
Brown; | take this method of endorsing
the nominee of that convention. And
take pleasure in stating to my friends,
that the convention was fairly conducted,
and that none should complain; but that,
now, all should cast aside all personal pre-
ferenccs heretofore cherished, and come up
as one man, in the next November eecios
and cast their votes fol John Henry Brown
and the nominees of like conventions of
both Collin and Tarrant counties. That
the honorable John Henry Brown is an
able man, none, who know Kim, can for a
moment doubt, that he is au honest man
is plainly demonstrated by all his past
public ant private life. The manners in
which he has filled all the posts of honor
aud trust that he has occupied, his abii
lily and never failing Industry and the
time in which he came to Texas and the
length of time he has spent in the inter-
est of his country, taking into considera-
ton the many opportunities offered TO men
Filing these positions and comparing the
same with his past record and present
pccuniary circumstances, al clearly Prove
his honesty to be above suspicion tn At he
is a statesman, none can doubt, when they
learn his past political record together
with his acts in the legislature Of our State
in better days gone by. We called for an
able, honest, industrious and sober man TO
be our candidate and representative, we
have him before the people, in the person of
John Henry Brown. Then let all throw
aside all local prcju ices and former pre-
fereuces and give him the largest vote ever
polled in Dallas, Collin and Tlrrant coun-
lies. | am, fellow citizens, your humble
servant. JOHN II. COCHRAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Bay We have h al consid rable rush Of
Job Work the past week, anil could not nc
commudatc cur friends as fast as they wish
ed aud sickncss has also delayed usi but
having secured the services ofaa addition.
nj thorough job workman, we hope, in flu
tnre. to serve our friends on call. We take
this occasion TO cay that we are prepared
10 do as good job work as can be don in
Texas or anywhere else.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

D6~we iaslls attention 10 The adysr.
nsemeal Of Mr.. g. O. MoCofhioh, Ia TO-
days Paper, who proposes TO open Select
High School for boys, on Tie 10Th inst, In
n good school room, one block East Of the
new College building on Elm 81. Mr. Nice
comes to our city well recommended as
thorough aud competent teachsr Ills school
will be limited to thirty students.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
Charles Deppa,

Having returned lroui Europe, has resumed
Of the square, where he hopes, by strict Mt.
tention to business, TO retain The patronage
Of his old friends as well as host OF new
ones. lie viii employ none but the best of
BARRIERS, and will always keep chairs
enough to accommodate his customers.
1t is his intention to erect at once a new
and conimodious Bath Doom in connection
with his shop, and 10 rent the latter in the
best city style. Cleanliness and prompt.
ness will be his motto. Ti2:if.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
M. Ull,ilanTs s. Co.

North side of the Public Square, have just
received large lot of bcst brands Of WINS
key, which they offer at the lowest rates.
They are also constantly receiving large
additions TO their stock Of Family Gro
eries,sncli as Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Candles,
Soap Fancy Groceries, boitled Liquors,
&C., which they are selling low for cash
Call and see them. T30df
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ne5' Our yoiing friend, David Richard
son, the Stnto AGENT for the Galveston
News and Texas Almanac, has been in our
city for several days and viii remain here
seyeral'days longer. lie mny be found at
the Cruchfeld House. He is too well
known to need any special eommandation
frbm us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

DIVINE sERvloE,-we are pleased to an
nounce that the Rev. ". G. Bell of Austin
an Old School Southern Presbyterian di'
vine, will preach at the Methodist Church
in this city on Sunday (to-mOrrOw) night.
We advise all our friends to attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

IMPORTANT pIscovERY.-falloo invented tho tele
cope: TO umbus discovered new world Harvey,
the circulation ofthe blood, and to Professor Morse
IL duo tic credit of tonching the lightning how to
talk, hut It was reserved to Dr. j. Bradfed to pene
trate the mysic depths of science, and drag there
from the wonder Of on, century The victory has
been woa, and woman ia free
The sale of Or. j. Bra fields Female Regulator Is
unprecedented in tho history Unpopular remedies,
and thousands of certificate. are coming In from
grateful women, throughout the Uni, II, atiestng its
powers and appanding its untold benefits to thor
IJ:lmn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
W Ar e ,
nrrIon az TILE TassEs.

WEATHsRroRp, Tcxas, December |, 1872.
RNrLraRs;-Permit mo to direct your attention
TO the SyeEtherf0rd Times as a medium for
advertisement in Northwest Texas.
Weatleriord is the ENfEEPoT OF the great Western
Frontier of Texas, the center OF tue vast Cattle
Trad, Of great pastoral Region Of a large g rain
Trade aud Of supply for all Military Posts in Nor.
ihcrn Texas. No town In tho state Of treble our
population controls such large and important do
ford.
The TIMES has an extensive circulation in
Parker, PRlO Pinto, Stephens, Young, Jack, Ben-
ton, Turrant, Johnson and Efaih counties. and um
con6lcns that your interest will bs- promoted By
ads rtisihg yeur business IN liz columns. respect
fRily solicit a favor Ut your baud.
hdve-4ieine Rataz C.a;.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

HsGr The Improvement Of Commerce
Street has been going on up to the Square
during the past week. We shall now be
free from the Standing water of that locali-
--ly after a heavy rain, as the drainage, we
think, will be ample.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

SPEECHES OF CULBERsoS AND G oop. - Be-
fore the action of the Convention on last
Saturday, Col. Culberson of Je(fersop, adj
dressed his follow citizens at this place in
speech of much eloqucnce and power,
which was received with great apparent
satisfaction. lie was followed by Gen.
Good in short but very effective speech,
giving evidence of high ability and true
patriotism. We wish Gen. Maxey aud
Capt. Hurt could have be en- present.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
rTuIE GREAT LUMBER
DEP CT,
Houston, Texas.
Houston,

The rri'er-irnri T. prepared g. ilrni-h Pine
Lumber q aflirr fr,ia lf- Mills or che Hcusfna
rflr'fr.f
an orders acromrsnIel With rash o. afalss ais
l. rrrr1rfIr offended g.
far farther infofnIrfion nrflF -1 q ieirI "a
TI.'If.lrn Ttra- fr % E n. Euittt. "a Inn Street
Hsfss si.-e arr % fna Wiz ~ rfoniiils 1li.i
-nIN-lf~ r,f- -sasii1 .u hand -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

sGy-Jno Loupoi has resumed business at
the parlor Bar, North side Of the Square,
(his old stand where he will keep on hand
at all times the best Of Liquors, and an at.
tontye and experienced bar keeper will
always bc found at the bar. See his card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

iGg Mr.. Jllos. Rannhan, who has been
in our city some months, left on Thursday
IN rning last, for Longrissr, with thirty
odd head OF inc mules md twenty -four
men, 10 work on the Texas aud Pacific
Hairoad.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

| The DALLAS CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
AS VIC in.imated last week, sufficient of The
stock of the above Company has been ia
ken, and an organization was effected on
Tuesday last, at the Office of Messrs. Good
& Bower at which time the following gen
tlemen were elected directors, viz: q. NJ.
Swink, Jno. Il. Bryan, j. L. Leonard, Jno.
c. Mccoy and ". C. Holland.
The subject Of the location Of the road
wGs then canvassed, aud it was decided by
Two third vote Of the stock holders that
a single track should be built on Main St,
commencing at Houston Street and run
ning to the Central Railroad depot
The meeting Of the stockholders then
adjourned, when q meeting of the Direc.
tors was Immediately called, and the fol-
lowing officers elected, viz
GEO. NJ. SwINK, President.
W. W. PEAK, Secretary.
10. Y. FIELD, Treasurer.
Ard The Directors adjourned to meet on
iursday the 9Th inst.
We are requested TO state that The stock
book in the Company is sill open, and
may be fonnd at the Office of Maj.lW. ".
Peak, Secretary, over the Railroad Corner,
where persons desiring to DO so can still
subscribe.
We may be allowed to say that the ener-
gy and spirit exhibited in furthering this
enterpris, shows enterprise in our citizens
rarely ever before sceu, and We trust
the ''Dallos City Railroad will be an
eminent success, in the enterprising hands
in which it has fallen. 1t certainly will
be ''move in the right direction for the
prusperity and Growth Of orr civ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

8SS-We note q great improvement in the
Methodist Church by the removal of the
superGuous spikes and balls, and covering
the epile with tin. Now let it be made all
one color This multitude OF co!ora in a
building or in signs is bad taste. e..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

gsSsS The weather has been very warm
during the week. On Thursday night
there was slight shower. which settled
the dust of our city and has made it more
pleasant since.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Williams 81 Cr0vvGms,
are just receiving large addition 10 iheI
stock of Drugs and Paints which they sell
at R. r. prices.
4G:2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

I AND FOR SALE.
DAELAs COUNTY

$50 acres miles Z. OF Lencastcr, Ann stokes sur
yry.
203 cs'soph side Of Duck creek, near he mouth
VIM Reeves Survey.
gao acres Ii mites 5. y ofDallas, fine timler par
orc. ". shaw survey
800 acres 10 mites ". OF nallHs part Of las. Fur
Ceson survey.
) acrcs miles r,hwcst Of rallas good timber
part Of Z. Dorbin sury.y
90 two thirds arrcs q mile, g W. NJ Dallas, par
ofW. p 0ycrtpn survey good timber
9, 5 acres miles = ri Syena, part Of The Noai
D,nicrseu survey npe tinilrr
100 acres + lni0s Northeast OF ralhs, improved
part ut +. Moss survey.
rs acres y nile northeast Of Dailas, part of
Gslsiiv survey
: &C cs iainlns iho DEPOT grounds part Of J. Griss
by survey.
fJoeres joining city Of Dallas on the north.
ncatcH County.
AGO arrrs p mias S. Of Louisville, per; Of olarin.
da slyinss su yey. Improved.
80 acres IN tne : y. e1rner Of coahty joins Mar.
Collin coun,y.
100 arses in soslheast corner ofilrc county.
Tarrni County.
fssa acres en- West Fork, u miles + Of II Worth
E6o acres ON Mustang creek, part OF John Giililon
Henderson Cssnsy.
$50 acres miles north Of rorier's Biaf, II.
Sharpe survey, imp royed
Harris County.
S20 aercs on Green's Bayou, W. 4. LaWuipss
Headlight.
EsaD.iiton cnaaty.
SAC acres miles from the fovn Of Ilamiiion. pat
sntc,i to ID. y. D. c. r. \. Go.
City lots and Residences.
House and lot IN sherman 10 exchange for Dallas
corniy lands-
Texas lands to exchange for $. W. Missouri baud.
Saw aud Grit Hiii, p hor.e poNer, ipeSsAsnss
for iani.
Land ccr,iacates fdrtslc.
AUEr, IENzINS q AULT.
July 2n, issl-s5;if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
. EsrDENCE FOR SALE OKR RENT

A new aud commodius rrsiirpce in tho South
part oftown, tho Dallas City Mills jus CON.
peted is offered for sails Or rsnt For particular.
and terms enquire Of
4iiil TON. FLYNN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

tdsr Attention is called to the announce
~enis of Edwin ". Hunt, Esq, as a candi-
date for Mayor Of the city, and Harvey
Shepherd, Esq, as candidate for county
Trea surer, which will be found under the
anuronriate headirr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
rilr4GLE FiRI Fas sairl
Ti,c Fseeler E'arsrs.

Siin-ial oai'f- hfsd ratcrs. iT.i.., -s.+l i...,
~ 'ri niies ti-t 1f sie Eriutr rta =
iH+ - -1i--- iiii'ef a1ai iftfc ae is.flf.ai a.
D. r1.iif. fiei. nrier q.a-l rf.. .ral. - Z,
fihnr. iAle sf-ii-ss ei--. . are g. e. d. 1a-,..
-,'a i.i.a'ii-- ssls rru1is-fa.i ,fl ali-sr -
si'ies fai "a. ss.i.ikt i,ai.s r;ct III ff.
and -iis.is- itorsr ana CIR iri.:s ..l .-.-i. -,
nes i''it- ~ g iiie i.4i -afri Ii -. f.,.-'
s-.ie- - a siii-. lill.is sls.--i 49, 81 49, ,
ni-if1 si'siura - ne piece fi-- IL. 80. =.
'-iilt slr1lf ii11-e. &c ca ~. .Il.f-
~. BRA 2 rcrrtrisr'ir s--1.ss 3 -t..s .s...-
n , ivc. --se- s-i-l -si4-le 3 j. b .t. $50
- - q l--.-asrljiil = q, a. ,.il...s -.
~ r ~ .1a i'e.-l- u us = IS .- r-.l.t. :
-'o1. q ~ ~ ri re 49, - +. Z - =
Is 49, r. - q % l-era5i- ,.i..
IL , 1l-e'1l tii'tr -lIirl ls.a- ID ~ ..-.-.-t.
q - D, i.e A-sf-isasds l--l L4.l-. t-s-s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
Missouri. Kansas & TeXas

Railway, Through tickets Tor sale 10
81. Louis. either by Springfield and A. & p.
Il. r, or ny NJ. X. & T., Scdalia and Mo.
Pacific Railroad. 0Gice at the Crutchheld
Houston, Dallas Texas. 43'4t,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

de- The new Presbyterian Church (Olj
Sshool) on Elm Street is making rapid pro-
giess and will be very crelf,able to its
designers and builders.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
CsrnAY NoTIoE--.DaLLAs co.

TAKES up by Jno. Henderson AID es;rayfi lie-
fore NJ Myers. J. 4. rrecincf No. 3. ono Blown
HORSE. years oil, left fere foot and both hind
ioet white abovo Yasier jonts. star in forehead snip
on his eighty harness gnsi saddle marked,
len hook joint enlarged valued a. $50. ie-3le.
TAKEN np by X. 81. Smith AMI cstraycd lciore
~ Myers, j. T. Precinct No. ,, ono chestnut sofrl
HORSE, 1917 hands high, about years old. brand
ed Oh right shoulder with heart, and GA tie iei
shoulder with an unnttigilie hand, left hind foot
white. star iu the iorehsad valued 1t SO s6-3ie
TAKEN up by J. T. Howell and esirayed before
NJ Myers, J p. Precinct No. = one hay pony NARE
1877 hands high. branded G the In slioriier,
10 q n yeuFe I'D. vriaed At So. tio. DIV brown
HORSE AZ hania high. f,sf white feet or
kgi fG.3ls.
TAKEN NJ ty 4. J. Pfewitt, ana sstrayed before
r. s. Gur. J. r. Precinct No.e, one scrIel GEiplea
ai,oai ~ Q yenrs old. about IS ands inch high
is white spots IN iTclii I'D aud dax name sud TIL
xal,,si n so Also, one iark lny GEL pING f.srn
wears old about lilx hands hfeh, branded on len
Thigh with Spanish brand. liie spot IN lor bead
and both hind feet white ,alred II SO f5.Ji9.
tAEEN % ~ A. r. johnson. and esttayrsl before
Tno u. ferfoef. J. r frrcinri. En- J. one tHn
HORSE Or years 80. l11f hanas i,irh- silt in
II, ana nnderlii q right u-r. traldt'i'a N eit
sboalisr valued Al So. ir3tf
TAEEN MP ~ icln Hpl'kiiss ani aEircyri isiore
II ufefs. = p frcrt-ft No 9. 1se 10y lote 2. =
Va = t..I ~ hauds high hfsfld Oh ieif slloniaT
u. srsr On In fiiisi- ftlnei A. 80. fiir&,1.
T4KTN ur a q. Heath aud tstfayci lttyfe = $
tia@ J. p preriAcf Ne ?. one gete a<ik uAL>-
--,If.-ii II. rirtf 1n7 tFefil iH IN ear sll IN
fel 20 f.Isf ~ Essht <ilt ytrs I'D d. efistr
l.In~i fr1nf-- 20 len hiI. ai|l natural . On In
tir r.asI ID -r'li. spill and HafffIiIn right f4r
a j r.-i|I, I'D frt IIrtfs o. IN. 6 f@|It q . t-lIlI-
y s.i.fs ~ fs-- t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Ba yOSa Ie ed
A good Stove call on ". A. Jones & Co.,
Main Street. 4I:'t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

gnrp.mcciings on Dallas Circuit.
rniNfr coNfrREscf
on Liiflp Elm, three mlles West OF Llon Church
liom a. "a 10 he 10th ~ Antust,
on While Rock, near Frankfort, from the I'D OF
Aucuai To the 2d otsepitMb'r.
W Spring Creek, near Plano, IRON tho 9th to the
lGth oi september.
Thts, nie 10 be rolf sustaining meetings. WeWnnt
u disinutly understood that no arrangements are
10 be mAdc the gronnds NJ these meetmsl for The
entertain ment ofany save the ministers OF tho Cos
pei, who labor Ia words aud doctrine All that At
tani must expect 10 make arrangements for their
own acc mmodaton. II they don't do this they viii
eertauly DO disappointed when they arrive at the
grounds. GEO. y dATEWoopb,
Dalla, Circuit Preacher.
Tune I.lih 1872
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ssA' New buildings arc going up IL
every direction. "The cry is still they
come" Many are living in tents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ssJ-i;eo notice of wheat wanted by Pra-
Their & Murphy. Call there and got your
goods 1T cash prices and pay for them in
whcat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Williams 81 GE0yvGgs,
win NOT be undersold BY any Drug house
in Northern Texas.
4G:9w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

nGg'It will be seen ny their card today
that Hon Nat, NJ. Burford aud Richard
Morgan Esq, have formed u co.partner'
ship in the practice Of law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

90 We aro snihoflyed aid rfnasi.d ~ sHnouhes
TDWfN ". HrNf. va. tf ffHdldfie for dalnf
o. ne city " isllns, 81 ilie e'n'lon In November
neIt.
M We fre auiiefiyri mil requested ~ HnnnnnfH
HARVEY sUffilfHn Es1., ~ % candidate inr
ffm'urei nj hilHs county, Vt The el-cllun In Nc
'enhcr nest
rH' rrr' Huilff'y ed mud rfqrffitd ipnnrauurn
chi u u. CuLui.itDS, ~ I,nefaun, asa card
dHie FOR touaies- iinin tho 81 Congressional lls'
irci tn'l,ci ~ in nrii0n ~ HE District Convention
~ hckinuey, ~ The 9th oi August next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ArIW We Lad the pleasure of meeting in
Air city on Thursday last, Maj. Frank s.
Bond, Vice President Of the NJ. x. & 7.
Railroad, who was en- route 10 Galveston.
We are informed that this road is now run
ming to Limestone Gap, and will run to
tax Jon the South Boggy by August 18th.
,sWork Is being rapidly extended ,all along
the line to Red river, and has been also
cenmenced on the bridge across ihatstream.
Ily The middle Of October next, IL is conf
IDENTIFY believed that the road will be CON-
pleied ard opened 10 he north boundary
Of our State, BY which time, perhaps, the
. Central VIII be nearly. If not quite finish
ed to Red river. Thea We can 60 10 St.
louis in about day and half Our
friend chariey BA5coek is-siill the souih-
west agent OF the N. X. & T, as well as
The A. kP. Roads, and oscilates btiwesn
sherman and his placs. He informs us
STAT sincs comneneing 10 issus through
tickets liin Dallas 70 81. kcuis. liz ifattl
4 e.. -. I.-f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

DALLAS RACES We are informed that
there will be racing at Dallas the week
previous TO the Fair, which will be on The
lstday of October next. The races will
last three dsys. A full programme of the
same will be published in our next issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Immense Forces OF Human Lie.
The amount of heat force which Is produced annu-
ally in tho body of aD adult nan, is sufficient to
raise nearly 10000 pounds Of water from tho lreez'
ing point TO the boiling point. Mechanical force is
also produced Every year tho heart contracts and
dlatcs 10000 900 tines each with u force estimated
as equal to the pressure of Is pounds--thousands Of
tons of blood being thus annually driven through
the ci,culatory system. Nor arc these involuntary
actions all. Force is generated as we'll for tlon'
sand forms of voluntary action. Tins healthy Ia
horlng man is estimated to DO able to exert force
c,uai 10 raising the weight of his body through TO-,
600 feet in day In strict correspondence to this
outcome Of force is The internal change in the varl'
oas tissues. which accompanies IL. Tue living body
has been compared to waterfall. While It's appar
en form rema ms unchanged, Its constituent palti
ces are in state ofswtt, unccaeing transition inc
Joint result of the continual in.oiug currei. !bro
the stomach etc. and of tho CORE pOndng ouigo.
ing through the kidneys, etc. is, that fho hole hu
man body is completely renovated In tho space of
ahouta month. Now the great moter principle In
this unceasing lux--which Is the measure of health
and the very essence of life is he digestive incu
ty II the reader fails in the full possession of this
lncnty and fails consequently in the fall possession
Of health and of life, lot him try DR.. Gotlieb Fschs
Bilteis. Lot him tGkea wino.g ass fail before and
after each meal. H. will very soon experience re-
ifpF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
goeal aJptitts.
Al the Carriage

AT the Carriage
Repository is still good assert mont Of
Buggies offered cheap. Everybody arc re,
specially invited to call and examine the
work and the reduced price.
47:lt#. 81 BURNETT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Ef yOl want
Tinware of any description, 90 to W. A
Jones & Co.. Main st. 47'5t.
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FINE PEAcHEs.-We were favored the
p9iher day with a basket OF the finest
peaches we have yet seen, considering
ssnntity, size aud favor They were from
the Nursery Of Mr.. W. W. Bowen, near
our city, and of the kind known as the
Chinese Cling great favorite with all
who have had the luck 10 try thom. They
are now IN demand at Galveston and Hous>
ton, where they lie becoming known and
are highly priced. Gov. Lubbock lately or
dercd barrel Of them, which we trust he
viii received in good order.
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WOOL CARDING
VI EEsE Fl.

TIE ulsiersirned respectfully inii,fms tiie riiiir
q a thoy have fffoi az . Cariin4 nl1ane ~ iif-
City sti's. 10 DaIieg, where they nrc ptofarcd 70
fard wool, charan1 uue-Enrih Of he wool nr tfii.
~ have inst sHJnii-d their machine Niih neu
caT,l-, ard ssery ting D. in ea'.i Trim for work.
FFrsens hatinE uuo 20 card nu-t bring rui,ra
II rTeaso "a every Fl rht pounds d srcei
frc5GisinE rrpinpinrss AID GOOD work, We ash the
patronage u The public.
CrHNISs : SMITH.
JEiy ~. ss7s--ssssmn-.
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". O. EEoskins & 90.

The well known terminus Druggists, now
at Corsicana, win be located at Dallas as
soon as the Central Railroad reaches here,
aud they expect to make this city their
permanent place Of business for the uture.
They have now and will always keep full
stock Of fresh and pure Drugs and Medi-
cines, tcge'ber with full line of Paints,
Oils and Fancy Noiioos. [30tfl
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sust Received.
Tne best stock of stoves in the city. Call
AID see them at W. A. Jones s. Co, Main
| Street 41:3t.