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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
DccArrn, Texas, Sent. {. ISL:

U
A copious shower fell Saturday night,
which cooled the air and rendered it m UGH
more pleasant.
Hon. r. Q. Mills was to address the PEG
pie Of Wise county here to-day, but failed
to come. We are much Disappointed, bpt
will get over our disappointment in time
to roll up the largest Greeley and demo-
cratic majority in November pollel in this
county since the war. No Indian news
all quiet and peaceable in Wise. S.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

READ Tnis.-The people of Texas are
already grooming under taxes. Will they
add to their burden by removing the
Capitol? The talk about no additional
expense TO tho State is all bosh. Let the
removal be effected to Waco, Houston o,
Bryan, nnl the people will soon be called
upon to fork over. The offers of land and
money as inducements are rot worth q
potato. There is nothing binding about
them. And, after all, Austin is By far the
best place. Shall the people be made to
suffer TO crafty the selfishness of othei
less suitable locations.
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DEcArER, TEXAS, Sep. 9Th. 1872

Sheriff Stevens expedition against the
Indians, was a failure-could not get m en-
enough. No indians during the past
month, all quiet.
Cotton is suffering for the want of ra in
the bowls and squares are dropping off.
and will not make exceeding half crop.
The most of the farmers in this county,
planted principally corn and wheat, CON
sequentiy the failure in the cotton crop
will not be seriously felt in this comfy.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

EoR HFST.
TWO Rj1Ns in my residence arc for rent. FOR
price and II til. r particulars enquirer cf ....-
Mrs. MARIA BINGHAM.
| sor, I. ls7. IJr
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! NOT RIGHT.-We have received the cat.
alogue OF the officers and students Of Bay
lSr University for the var 1912. 1t is
beatty printed and bears the imprint OF
Smith, English & Co., Philadelphia. II
BUR schools are to get their printing done
in Philadelphia, on the same principle,
DUR children had better be sent there 10
b educated, and how then will the Bay
lot University or any other school in Tex
as flourish This practice Should be stop.
ped promptly. All these institutions ex-
pect the press of Texas to aid them, and
yet, if q little pamphlet is needed, they
send off TO Northern city to have it
printed there, if it can be done n cent
cheaper If We mistake not, this is not
the frs. time the Baylor University has
done this very thing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

ssp'The new passenger depot Of the
Central Railroad, near the crossing Of
Commerce street, was made ready THUS.
day evening for use, and the first train Of
passenger cars run there on yesterday
morning, it having been delayed by the
cars running off the track near Calvert
on Thursday. We have heard of no dam
age particularly,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

BE- Senator Wilson, the radical
candidate for the Vice Presidency,
having denied that lie was ever Know
Nothing in the most solemn and pathetic
manner, in published letter to friend
in tho West, Gen. Albert Pike, so well
known oil over the United States, nails it
to the counter by the statement that he
met Wilson in the Nothing Conven-
ton, and'knows him to have been in pos
session of the signs and passes of the or
der. Poor wilson's memory is as bad as
Grant 's--they are we'll coupled together.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
REMEMBER NEXT MONDAY

REMEMBER NEXT MONDAY.-Our people
must not forget that on Monday next Col.
Roger Q. Mills, the democratic candidate
for Congress for the State at large, will
address his fellow. citizens ut this place.
Come one, come all, from every part of
the county, and hear him. Your time or
money will be well spent. You will see
no riding on the fence and no hair-split-
ting, but will hear good sound democrat
10 speech worth your attention. Come
along, oil of you.
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EsHMr. W. W. Douglas, State agent for
Kings New American Family Physician,
is in town, and his numerous local agents
are now actively engaged in canvassing
for and delivering the work. Every one
who has examined the book, that we have
heard speak in the highest terms Of it. 1t
is book of 1882 pages, we'll bound. and
treats of every known disease, their treat
ment, cookery for the sick, etc., and in
fact is a complete domestic guide TO health
prepared expressly for the use of families,
in language adapted 10 tie understanding
of the people. Price $40. Mr.. Douglas
makes his headquarters in Dallas, and
will remain here until about the LIST OF
December.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

s@rMessrs. NJ. Ullmann Co., have
removed their stock of Groceries, etc., to
the handsome new brick building of Mr..
Jno Tension, on the South side of the
Square, where they now have in store a
heavy stock of Staple and Fancy Grocer
les, Wines, Liquors, etc. They ask call
from their old friends and patrons.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

iGeo. P. Rowell s Co. are the largest
advertising agents in the world. "-Jopr-
nal and Recorder, West Meriden, Coon
"Tho success .. this hr,a Is trhiy roudlr-
full, aud yet soi so, either. when we take
esfe consideration their honorable nah
rer or .rsnsstting businees We truly
wish lhs f-sllof our foreign adreriisills
: sicl,.cz-rf u<eras,u<i e Il would a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

sl5' The Texas Land Journal has been
removed from Sherman and now comes
from Rcd River City, the terminus of the
VI. X. Il T. Road, or where il is TO connect
with the Central. 1t has been enlarged
and appears with n ,ming red heading
as the Red River City Journal. We sup
pose brother Cutler leaves the Land out
rs he has now taken TO the water. Every
one TO his taste, but the red heading looks
too much like show bill for us. But we
suppose the editor knows what he is
about.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

sE-The radicals in The l0th Senatorial
District are running an old negro Bureau
Agent against our old friend JEFF. Word
S6rely'all decent white men in that Dis
trict will vote against John Morrison,
he Bureau man, and vote for that "n O..
blest work of God," honest JEFF Word.
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WISHES to SEE. orExCRANGaE &.
FOR rALLAS PROPERTY.

The undersigned Offer. .lr Sale or exchange, f,r
Dallas properly his now la-iicuco ard Stori honsc
in the nuukishng little ,ua,u I Grape Vine, in
iHrrant county, Texas, shhal 2 miles Norihwe-
from Dallas, aud near tlc sr"yey u. the fraus-'ou'
iincntd Il, q where j. urishing sehop, u M
mrrUrS mcmhprship Of bon baptist and NcihoJ-t
churches, in prospcrcu rmmJuity, aud blessed
with prpyerbia good he lH RENDER ON qHiet litt!e
town of Grapt Vine, witt q, uuel wiei 'ncieiy and
never falling wells Of rirH Nnirr, MS tTe VOID ~
convenient aul cheap living solsr q'ruce THAT our
town is peculiarly deairabi" for tho odrraton Of
children aud r",lent location tor lie. sly dwe,-
ling has Hired rooms, and bug dinns room, with
II well Tor cohyoaicnce Win reach ofsbr door.
Ioi one acre iqnn, all nv raiiedin. The Store
is lsNi1 IN lti iOxG0. All sew improvements.
Address a. 4. BONNER,
5a:2w. AZ Grape Vine, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

saA. We had the pleasure of call on
Wednesday last, from our old time friend
Capt. VIM. G. Veal, of the houses of AL
ford, Miller s. Veal, SO Strand, Calves
ton, and Afford, Veal & Co., 2lS N. Com,
mercial Street,, st. Louis, Mo. The Capt
was just from St. Louis, and reports bust
ness prosperou, there. This house has
recently taken in Mr.. b. Miller of Rusk
Texas, as one Of its partners, as VIII be
seen in their card on cur outside. Mr.
Miller is one of the most thorough bust
ness men of Eastern Texas, and will add
greatly to the strength of this already
popular firm. Capt V. informs us tina
he has quit all other business, and nov
devotes his whole time and attetion tc
)traveling in Texas, for his two houses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

t9s-See the card of Messrs. Samuels &
Stoner, in to-day's paper. These gentle
men, through their Agent, Mr.. ]. J. Utts,
have supplied q good many of our citi-
Gems with fruit and shade trees, and have
given general satisfaction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

gayOur good looking friend, Judge L
d. Evans, sits as gracefully and digniiied.
Is ostraodle of the fence as any gentle.
man could do. No man can beat him at
ttat, AMI our word for it, if re should
happen to fall oil, no will alight on the
easiest and softest side.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

B@-Attention is called to the sdver.
tisement in to-day's paper of Mr.. B. J
Dreeson, who win open Commercial, Art
and German School at the Masonic Hall,
on Monday next, the 10th inst, in connec
tion with Mr.. s. C. McCormick's Male
Schoal
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

, SayThanks to Mr.. X. R. Craig, Secreta
ry of the Collin County Agricultural s
Mechanical Association for Programme
of the next Fair, which will come OF nj
the Grounds of the Association, near Nc.
Kinney, on Oct. 9Th, and continue till the
llth. Also, for cards Of admission.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

specialization is called to the advertise
ment of. E. Henderson, who will open a
first class Private School, on Live Oak
street, in the eastern part of the City, on
Monday next. For terms, ETC., see notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

B@' We find it impossible TO keep the
edit Jr of the Fort Worth Democrat from
swapping at Dallas and its people, and we
shall not try hereafter. If it is his means
popularity at home, let him kcsp at it
We can stand it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

EEStWe have received the letter of Geo.
W. PaAchal, Eco, to James Harlan, il
which NJ very clearly shows the absurdi-
~ Of coppen,ation for the emancipated
slaves being given in case Greeley should
be elected President. The constitution
forbids II, and the idea is only advanced
70 eject Northern votes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

sS- We are happy to learn by the OK
tract which We repu5lish from the Den
ton Monitor that brother Geors has been
discharged from the Ku Klux prosecution
gotten mp against him falsely and mali
ciously
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

Gsa. We learn that the 100000 suosi
dy to the Texas aad Pacific Road was car
>ied in the county of Tarrant by hand
some majority over the twothirds rcquir
ed. fine voting took place last week.
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eg-rhe Den ton Monitor is for Gen,

:, sESrThe Benton Monitor is for General
,s<iSya as one Of the Presidential electors 10
y SzSply the vacancy in this District Ii
ask> will he accept? We have no doubt
he wtnld. lie is a democrat, willing to
spend ibis time and money for the cause
and hih speeches are practical, pointed
and effective.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
BELL sCHNAPPs.
Distilled by the Proprietors at Shell
dam, In Holland.
An InvigoratinG Tonic and Med
icinal beverage.

Warranted perfectly pure, and free from all dele
,erious substances. 1t Is distilled from BARLET Of
tho arost qua lily, and The AEoSATIc JUSIrEn BER-
ny or I-A,r and designed eprslv for cases Of Drs-
rEPsIs, or IsDisEs7los, DsoPsY. ooUr. RHEuxA-
Irsx, GrSrRAL DEBILITY. caIAERHor THE BLsDDrn'
PArSs in the BACK and STOMACH and all diseases Of
the UnIxAEr OEGsss. II gives great reiiefin AsrH-
MA. enAvEL and caLcurI IN the ELaDDrE. strength
ems and invieorntes the system. and Il rerfaiD pre-
~ru,atiss ana cure efthat drsadfai seo-srgr F=rrr
and Agus-
cAuTIoSl Al Cor Hrs-s woFz's 9vL-
ecHxsrrsr
For sals By f'''ail' s.,r''s - re-ss-
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res7"Wc hope our contemporaries in this
District will cease writing about the Nc
Kinney Convention. The thing is over,
lAga we bsve got n very good candidate
XNr Congress, and now let us all try to
lfive him as big a ml;>rity as possible.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
villa. they are Doing.

Every department OF tho radical gov
eminent al Washington Is busily engaged
In sending out documents 10 secure the
reelection Of Grant. We have the proof
lying before us. We have received from
the Department Of the Interior remit
lance, marked "oflicinl business and
ranked by John Delano, chief clerk. 1t
contains u report on the Sioux and Ponka
Indians, which is of but little interest to
US, while the Comanches and other tribes,
by the gross neglect Of the Government,
are stealing the horses of our people and
scalping and violating their wives and
daughters, and something else Of still less
, Importance, the speech of the Hon. Column
bus Delnno, Secretary Of the Interior, de.
livcred at Raleigh, N. c. These precious
documents, under the guisc Of "oflicial
business" are sent at the public expense
with the printed compliments of the great
Columbus himself. Thank you for moth
ing, you great discoverer Of the wender.
full condition and progress OF the Sioux
Indians and the honesty and perfection OF
President Grantll We can get along
without either, and do n OF want the peo.
pies money wasted on such tra sh. This
is wi at the whole batch Of government
officials are doing instead of attending tc
public business. Those, who have any
gift Of CAB and are especially adroit in
concealng the truth or fabricating false
hood, are OF, making speeches, and the
balance are as busy as ants at the Capt.
tai in distributing them at the public ex'
pense. They are paid high salaries to de
work for the people for their supposed
benefit and this is the work they are do
ing--straining every nerve and using
every means, lawful or unlawful, to keel
the people blinded and re elect Grant
, Go it, you rascals, your time is short.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

n@ The Denton Monitor goes strongly
70, the subsidy to the Transcon tinental
branch Of the Texas and Pacific Railroad
1t is only 100000, 10 be divided as fol.
lows: $4,000 by Denton, 5000 by Pi
lot Point and the balance by the county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

Eay' Give no encouragement to boilers.
They are running their mills, and grind.
ing for the benefit Of Grant, Davis & Co.
The -four is for the radicals, the bran for
the democrats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

gH" The elections in Vermont and Maine
have terminated, as expected in favor of
the radicals. There il, however, n falling
off of their mnjorilies in the last Presiden.
tial elections
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N00L C-sztDlAG
WI A e. EAa n gGE

The undersigned respectfully informs Ito patl,s
that they have fttcdnpa CarlinE Machine at g..
City Mills, in Dallrs where they .,rs prepared -
card wool, chargiV lne-fourtk Of tho wool Tor toll.
They have just SUI 'ed their inachiuo with new.
cards, 'nd eygryli is Ia gOo,l trim for work.
Persons hating 4 to caro- must bring lour {
OF grease to esery u pounds ofw0ol.
Promising Proml essand sod work, we ast ~
patronage VI inc Uar4-s.
CuIMINs 4 SMITH
Jelly 70, isE2--.5:3mos.
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nsy~ We are under obligl ions for the
Official Register of the Louisiana State
University at Baton Rouge, Session
1912
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

Nay. Austin is following the good exam
pie of Dallas by establishing Library
Association.
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Is hereby given 10 sll whom Il may
concern, not to negotiate for or advSpcr
money ca certain note Of hand givsa by
us 10 Z. ". Cullen, or ordsr jane 4thl 1877
and payable one year frop date. nd yal.
liable consideration having beeu reeei,c.
ils~sfs-st .sssa-S- w%caLDER.
I. B. CALDER.
FMS C. WEGEFARgF.
D. C0,NNALLY..
Dalla,iAug. 3 1s72-i7ta
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BeIy Our editorial brother Of the Kanr.
man Star, Mr.. CIV. Clark, has favored ny
with n call this week, being on q business
ript Dalhs. We were most lappy to
make his acquaintance, and We trust his
visit here was both pleasant and profi,a'
biz. The Star is nm excellent and most
reliable newspaper, and our business men
should rn,ronze it literally and secure
the trade or1he fine county Of knufm
The Star will soon he enlarged and i'm
proved every way.
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MERRY .HEEg.e.
A G A d r. u Y ,
slalins,
'S'exus'

tlalins, Texus.
Tho undersigned having recently erected suta-
h'' huillirg on the south west corner OF block No
"a, 1T the Intersection + Live OAK ard Leonard
Scents in a plea.nnt and retired part of the city
froruscs TO open f-st elas- School for boys ana
siis The first term hoi npng on Monday tho
ijth Of September, ani chasing on the Goth day Of
December.
Rates of Tuition per Month:
Primary Department...... ...,.......s2 70 to So 90
Collegiate Department........ -....... 50 to 90
Languag and Higher Math emli ice... 500
OCCIDENTAL Fee per Term ........-............ so
A liberal patronage solicited aud monthly pay
ments desired.
lot j. J.. HENDERSON, PI IT, cipal.
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Find the latest styles of Clothing a
Clark & Bryan's. (29:tf.
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vaiuaair Eainss.

4 regular habit Of hc.N 'esclHtely es'rhuN 4"
nhv.icnl health and c tsu, # Intellect. Nor i'
mis- ali. Beauty of rel ~ ctru)t co.exist with oH
upn,lrra' condition OF g., bowels. A free pas1aE"
uf the refuse matter Q lie tyatem through lhe''
natural waste pipe', Is as necessary to the purity
Of ll, bo,ya, the fies ,a.razc ofihc onIl ofa eli
through s s,,wore IS necessary 10 tie health Of ;s
nhahiiap :.
Indiges,io, is th,H lnHry ea'i,n OF most o. '''
diseases If the d gins crs'e and on" Of Is
most ctrslnIh -fcs consupT 70. Thls cow
,laint, besides bti- stous a. self has riau'
i,,ocrsoab,c concor %@D.,-sucli \ an unpl sans
h,eath, Il. skin, Jntaminatn,E llood oud b,.r
hcmor,hoi,s, hcadacl + los Of memorg and gong.
Al debility.
uo.ic,,rr', Stomach Bitrr. re- rro El tho.
evils by raIo,ius thrig riu -dtHs ,ags 10 no ai'
gestiyo orGtn and rt5 atrE th-hN'g, ~ ~ .l'-
tcstncs. Tn comek,csien OF ~ 40 th a.
.esGssss sssas y, y i, d. Il
IL iiTt mtTcy stiin elAt ora tonic, ~ an anii'i.
Gus agent ur u ueryiris, or blIod depnrtgt or
catharic In; al these lrutive "igncnts jGiieiunE
" blended in one powerful restorative. 1t lend,
activity and yg1r 10 the inert ard sHeryfst stan
ach, relieves The almc fAry camel " it, gnrtrjU
tons, mud gives tone to the membrin. which linz
II, gently siih uIates til ,ivar, brace the nerve
ana cheers tie animal spirits. II nihC, reueit
poss sses such virieiy ai hygieHc ririues. II is
ihese charac;eris.ic ,i.Ils that is nwts its pres.
tigo rs hcn;chDld medicine Experience hn ,
proved II Mt Il Is as harmless ~ f eiilcieior',sn
hence II is as popular with the akrr sex as jtR.
the stronger.
Hosictier's Stomach piti,es are sold ~ uostlcs
only, and the rale -na rk ai0wu in the glts- ant
engraved on the label is o., test OF yruui' Guess.
Beware Of cpun;trfrits. 5l.lm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

TnE SoUfnEHg CULrIyAron we have
often alluded favorably to this egrleuliur'
nj monthly published Mt Athens, Ga, by
VIM. & ". l.. Jones. The latter has now
become the sole proprietor, aud having rc'
signed his proressorship In the University
Of Georgia, will devote his whole attention
to this popular periodical. The S'p'em'
Der number, before NJ, is as good us ever,
which IL saying enough. Price -. year
/ IN advance.
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r'a PRESIDENT,


f'E PRESIDENT,
HORACE SKiGELIiS',
or INV YORK.
ron VICE PRESIDENT,
~. tsIs.AT2. Is1.OSNN,
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|a}sw Adyertis emfnts.
WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in tho Post Office Mt Dallas, Sept.
6sT2, aud ifnot called for within 80 days from
II evil be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Wash
ihon n n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

VETERANS OF THE TExAs REVOLUTIONS
1t is known that meeting Of the Veter.
ans of the Texas Revolution will be hello
at Corsicana on the 24th of the present
mouth, and from the following letter from
W. R. Baker, Esq, of the Central Rail
road, to Col. Champe Carter, Jr., of Cal.
vert, it will be seen that the Central gen.
erously offers to pass all the veterans free
over their road, to and from Corsicans.
We learn also, the International road has
exhibited the same liberality. 1t is be-
lieved and hoped that there will be full
attendance of the old Texas Soldiers
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IL g. eowER,

srr,sary q ne Neril Tssls a. " Z Uso.f Sol
&.issi,iailcr,
Is v rea1y to rent Bath a,i I'D fr - -
pf stzn articles viii ~ psrtr L a.. ,r,,.5.
during the Fair. Let fkol1 late ess q ri,s Mr. .
eaB. H.fL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

0rFtcE OF THE II. & I. C. r. r. |
Houston, Texas, Sept. G, 1872.
Champ Carter, Jr., Calpert;
DEAR SIR II have your favor Of the 4th
inst, asking for the veter-
ans Of the II kas Revolution TO a meeting
at Corsicaua on the 9th inst.
lam auihprized to say for this Compa-
ny that ell Che old veterans will BE- carri-
Ell free, 10 And from Corsicana, on the
occasion ide hti5ed- They wi II be required
10 make kndwu their character as such to
onr station bgent ct the poin Of embarks-
ton, who rRgive them pass TO 60 and
reiarn. <kespectfuily,
r. BAKFr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

IL will be seen by The following CORES
pondeDce that our townsman, the Hon
John J. Good, has been appointed clecto
for this District in the place Of Hon. W
p. Mclean, resigned, and that he has &C
ceptei the position. He will soon DO in
the field.
CoEsIcASA, Texas, Sept. II, 1872.
GeHL John J. Good, Dallas, Terp:
SRI have the honor to notify you
that you are appointed candidate for Flee
tor on the Democratic ticket, for the Sec
ond Congressional District Of Texas, rice
Hon. W. p. Mclean, whose resignation
has been rendered and accepted.
Very respectfully,
c ~. wlNKLER,
Chlirmsn Dem. Ex. Con.
DALLAS. Texas, Sept. IL, 1872.
Hoa. c. N. Enklcr, Chairman Democratic
Ezecutrs Couiuiffee, Co5hcGng, Teras:
Sui accept The sppoinimsn. Of Dem
oerafic Elscfsf for tie Second Congress
sinnhi District Of Texas. and shall, With
pieasure- discharge lie duties 10 the best
D ~ si,iiity have the homer 70 be
Very nesps1 fally,
d9nNE GOOD.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14
Truth and Poefry.-NIilton "a
ITO BE WEAK Is MISERABLE"

Truth and P0efry.-Milton puts
into the mouth of Lucifer, in "Paradist
Lost" these memorable words
"To BE WEAK Is MISERABLE"
Never was truer sentence written than
this-supposedt to be wrung from the Arch
fend in his impotence and agony. Every
victim Of nervous debility, or Of that de-
pressing languor which is one Of the sc-
compartments Of dyspepsia and bilious
ness, can testify to the misery Of mind
aud body which they involve. The mo-
tive power ofthe system is partially para
lyzed the mind is haunted by anxiety and
fear and the sufferer is a. incapable Of
- Nc himself enereetically "a any
ssinsss - IL be were zo}k she
N Nnfasncs Of cais >is