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Railways Ready Keller
CrHEs ruE HnusT r'iyg
In nom one 10 TsVcntS INMATES
SDT ONIg IIOtfu
RADYAY's READY RELIEF
WIN ArFoRn 1ysrANr EASE.

Will AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
ISFLAMMttfuS pF TliE KIDNEY.
INFLhNMATluS OF the BLADDER.
MILAN NAflbN OF TnE BOWELS.
CONGESTION uF THE LUNGS.
'ORE TIlG AT, nlFFtDuLT 0BghrliISG
PtLrIfNriD uF rHE HkAnT.
MYSTERIES, GROUP, WrrllEN
CATNRHil, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TODrUACnE.
NEURALGIA, RHEuHATlSM
COLD CiilLLS, AGuE CHILhs
The application uf the READY RELIEF To tho
,'Nrt or pars where The pain iineulty exists will
,n,rti ease and cnmfr' .
Txenty drops in halls tumllcr NJ water will IN n
Few moments cure CRAMPS, SpASvS, SOUR STO
MACH, nEARTBURN. SICa HEADACHE, III,
hRRIiEN, DysENrERy. EOilr, WIND IN TIM
RowErS. and NIL INTERNAL PAINS.
Travellers should always carry bottle or RAD.
WAYS READY RELIEF With them. A few drops
IN water will prevent a kueNS or pains rom chang
II water. 1t Is bct,er than French Brandy or Bit
'ars asa stimulNnt. .....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

MILLIONS Escar EesiiIaony 10 their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittcrs are not a yilo Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, WhIskcy,
p,..r C,t.,, ,,J 10 ,r,,, = i,,.. dos,
80 It,, .,, sr,.,.,,s, o. vi.asa a.. ,o.,a
called Ionics, AppctlzeTs hcsiorcrs' &c"
that lead the tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin
pu' arc true neuV' ,',, n'auo ron 'no a".,,
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Dr.. RADW AVS
Perfect Purg4t tive Pills,

perfectly taste 'e<s, cgtn,ly coated with sweet gum
nnrgc regulate purity, cleanse and strengthen. -
Railways Pil., for the cure OF all disorders OF the
stomach, Liver d ,wos, Kidney Bladder, Nervous
Diseases, Headache. Constipation Cnstivcncss, In
iignstion, nyspcusiN, Biliuusncss, Bilious Fever,
illumination Of the Bowels Piles and all derange.
N .nts of the Internal YiScera Warranted to effect
positive cure. Parry vrgrtabl,, containing no
,urrcury minerals, or ,irletrrnns drag.
A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
.y,trn from all the nhove.ntm,d disorders. Pricu,
Is cents per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ" FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
lamp to ROADWAY Il CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane
Sew York. Information worth thousands i'll
rnt yon.
AugnI 3, lS7l--I7:Iy I... .H
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On last Saturday night as the
driver sof the Victoria stage APP
lproached Peach creek, on his trir
tptthis place, he feared from the
roaring Of the water, that the creek
was swimming, and left his team
for a moment to make certain of
tho safety Of the attempt to cross
lilo found the water too high, and
rs he was mounting to his box to
Turn back, the mules, attached to
his coa ;h. not being well broke,
tlashcd down the hill and into the
. water. The only passenger, u lady
was timely rescued By the driver.
The mules were all drowned. The
mail bags were brought TO town
next morning, the matter all thor
oughly soaked.
.ssA bill was up be ore the recent
session of the Legislature. and pass
ri both ,honscs, authorizing. the
building Of bridge over this ter
'pille stream, but our wise governor
xcts.sI H. assigning us one reason,
that it was not necessary South
lTesiera Ia,lsc.
s9Vhcha statesman ofsuch prudencc
and Judgement rs Hon. Jas. Brooks.
of New York, who is acknowledged
TO be one Of our purcst public men,
nnhcsitatingly declares that Presi
dcnt Grant has committed high
,crimcsand misdemeanors for which
l,e,maysbe impeached, it is time that
q great political party should cease
ID hoddfdfcd into u blind adhesion
10 him. The charges upon which
Mr.. Brooks assumes that proceed
jngs 81 itnpearbincnt may be insti-
tinted are:
Standardization Of international law
IN nsurpation OF war powers in con-
boction with the attempted anncxa-
lion OF SAP D,,mingo.
ri, Bevring war against the re-
public, OF IIayti, without just cause
ors,he authority of Congress.
I'D ,lpfraction Of the Dominican
Constitution, and orr own, in the
treaiy, negotiations fr' -.sa s
Wits Sustaining a usurper in pow
er and protecting the Dominican
Presidcnt against his own people
by affording.him the moral support
Of our guns Quincy Herald.
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Justly DREADED If Presidcn
Grant had the same wholesome
drs..s" Of. democratic strength that
A6mc radicnIslhavc. il might be bet
ter for him, us i; certainly would BE-
for the country. Senator Wilson,
fi,r instance. says he is not one OF
those republicans who thought the
democratic party dead, and he ex-
poets to encounter them in full force
nextgyeur. Well, you will Gcner.
al The democrats propose to give
tkoso radical thieves whom you
spoke of "a very lively whrl next
year. There are more democrats
III the United States than repubIi
cans Bat the republicans in pow
ar have treated the democrats as #
Iheysiia no rights; and in order
TO trample up N them, the Grant
administration has set the Consti
tuition aside, Though it was made
for all. : They have put the militia.
try arm over the civil government !;
sands assumed dictatorial powers
The usurpation has reused not only
democrats but many republicans,
and the irreprcssible conflict is go
ing ON, in and outside Of Congress.
Lancaster. Mtehigencer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Mr.. Potter, Of Missouri, having
completed a century without any
5}ssspect Of dissolution, has conelu
ded 70 rub ont and begin over
again. Accordingly his grey hair
IL farnihg Hack, and be 8 cutting
athi-d st OF iecih nj ca early age
of l0Ess
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Read sss& Following /:

1t affords me much pleasure to give you,
in these few lines, a very sincere 'csIimO
NAL for the Piano FOrles of your manu-.
faciure. We have now used the "PATEaT
ARioS Pianos in our Conservatives for
u year, and lave lad n fair opportunity Of
testing their durability during that time.
The Pianos have been played upon almost
constantly, from morning i'll night, and a
Piano must indeed be good one when il
will bear such constant use withou, show
ing sigus of detection. AS FOR remaining
in tune, it outrivas any Piano known to
,Ae.
Their peculiar sweetness OF tone in the
treble, las compared TO other Pianos with
the ordinary metal agraffe Arrangement
is so striking that | have had pupils re-
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had at nome what they sup
posed to be one Of the best makes Of Pianos,
still the treble was very wiry-toncd COM
pared with the " AEIoN.'
What makes them still more desirable
is their uniform volume of tone, which
enables the artist to perform a composition
in its true character.
In total, ] can conscien tiously endorse
all that is claimed by the ARios PIANO
FORTE company for their superb instru-
ments. as | consider them superior TO any
other make.
Congratula'ingsyou upon the great sue
cess you have obtained in the manufacture
of so perfect an instrument, | remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September Sd, 1870.
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Kidney s. BLADDER Complaints,

Urinary, and Womb iscnars, Gravel, Diabetes
Dropsy, S;uppnge Of Water. lnCOu,ir"rce OF Urine
Bright's Disease, Aiminrria, and in cases where
:hero arc brick dust hernsIt..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

Grace Greenwood, in recent lei
ter from San Froncisco, says tha
when the seals on the rocks in frur
of the Cliff House arc all barkif.
at once it PLEASANTLY reminds on
of the House of Representatives
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
.0HR ACKES--ah improved isrm 3
%RbS miles West o louisville, Demon
county; headlight OF G.. Sqairos
nMn ACRES, improved farm, miles
s1%y North OF rorters nlaf, licnier-
son county; hcairight Of James NJ. Sharp.
azrp ACRES, improved farn, 6 miles
4 CU North of Caldwell Burleson
county; headlight Of Washington Roark
SnO ACRES, uaiu proved land, al
Ds9t joining rraim,ille, Durleson
county part Of u. r. Davis league,
CDD ACRES, uujmproycd land in Wal
CtD ker couaty part OF Calvin Lynch
league.
1000, ACRES, uuimproved land in
| LOU Ersth county, on Giimers creek
h,sdrighi of EiiI haisl kimball.
JDGH ACRES o. unimproved land in
| LOU E,a'l con" Leadrieh Of Dfnr,
tsiiHsW
tsFfl tiRie 'at
ttiji.t.a .au-s Hr ir
lIs.t ar+ old AMI Aeieci lucatiof r, ana are
we'll AN bered and wuisrsd
FIN. HA Ks.
Dallas, Nov. 18th, ls7l-9: 8 mos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
we have Just Published

Our Annual illustrated Pamphlet, which
contains n full description of the interior
construction of the PATENT AR ION
PIANU-FORTE, and all the other leading
Pianos of the different makes; illustrated
with cuts, thus contrasting the ARlON
with sll other irst-class Pianos, and proving
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

A LAWYER ASD A WITNESS III.
tedious session of the Suprcm,
Court a. Pittaticld, Mass, was re
liavcd by an incident one day las
week that drew ltllo smile A
leading member Of the bar, rather
noted for his strategy Of confusing
witnesses by working them into l.
passion, had under cross examina
ton woman who seemed an APP
subject for his fnvoritc tactics; hav
ing wound'hcr up to the desired
pitch he inquired: "Madame, are
you now lving with your first o.
secoud hlsban l?' "rnat Hone o.
your busincss!" sharp and short
With an air of offended dignity the
attorney turned to Chief Justice
Bingham, who remarked with a
smile: IL think the witness is
about right, is she not?" Which
reminds the elder members of the
bar of II similar nnsadvcnture thai
still more dist guiohcd memo
of the Berkshire bar mct ut g.
hands OF Chief Justice Shaw Whe
did you get the money with whici
you made the purchases spoi;cn OF
"None of your (gcntlc explelivc
busiucssi' numbered the victim
"Now, may it please you are coun
sci to be insultcd in this manner?
appealed the lawyer Witness
do you W sh to change your la-
answer? said the Justice c)mpa-.
sionately.3' 40 sir, don't!' "WelI
| would not If | was in your placel'
A I'd the chackle that shook the
bench was audably echoed.
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WHY and VVEKEVg IL
our Pianos are superior 10 any in the
market.

our Pianos are superior TO any in the
market.
Our pamphlet contains engravings Ct
all the different styles Of instruments that
we manufacture, giving a full description
Of each, so that a. person can select the
style they may desire TO order, with The
assurance that they will receive just ss
good Piano as il they we're ia our ware
house toselectit. We have sold oStr FIVE
THOUSAND Pianos, many OF them being
shipped great distances, ami We have never
yet received the hrst coz PLANT As W.
give a written guarantee with every Piano
wcs manufacture, for FIVE years, the Pur-
chaser runs no risk.
Don't fail 10 lsriis fs.r otS faa1h'.f xiaci
ace mail Free, AMI Th-t 80 s1.a 'f.-s
what paper y0E $40 1his Eeies 'il.
\ r.-HH ..aHHaa...H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

"Eirtrc; what it is and what
isn't, is the interesting title II N
Teuuie +. Clafilin's last literary
fort. s is particularly sscce
fal ia tAe latter hail 81 hef sabjeel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight is Seen aid Felt.
TILE GRElT RLnnn PrRIEIER.

Ercry drop Of the sARSAPARIIIIAN REsoL-
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
Crime, and other fluids aud juices of the System The
JH>, for II repairs the wastes "f the body with
new and sound material. Scrcimld, Syphilis, Con
sumption, Gidniuldr dis.dse. Uters If The Throat
Mouth Tumors, Nodes in The Giand, and other parts Of
he s,step, SIRE Eyes Sru0roHs Di.chGrg,s from he
E,, anitth- pors i,rms gf Skin Diseases, Ernptions
F,rs Sores, ScaM Itdd Ring Worm, Sah Rtrnn,
E,y'ipeia', .icDe, B0ck Spots, Worms in he Flesh
Tuaors, Ctscer. in the Womb, and all ,reaksning aud
oa,nfi disrbdrgeI, Might Srsais, loss Of Sperm aud all
rases ofs LIE principle, ,rlhin The curative range
ofhis ,conder Of Modern Chsais'ry, dnd fe,o days
u. cii prore 10 airy person using IL for either Of dess
FORMS NJ disease liz potent pour Ia cnre them.
Not only haes the SARsAPARILLlhH REsOLvRSr
excel all known remedial agents In tine OF
Chronic, Scrofll0rs, Constitutional. and Skin Dis
cases, but it is the only positive ear" for
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27

The last ghos, stry is told in q
letter from Owslcy county, Kcntuc
ky, as follows: Il went to my up
per farm to see my tenant, and
found him prepared 0 move. On
inquiring the cause, told me the
house was haunted ONE persons
swept it every night He moved
out and | moved m in order t.
dslo,lgc the ghosi if p ssible. The
third nj hit. ab5ut midnight the
sweeping commenced. / rose from
my bed as quick as | could, TO get
a light, and while / was getting t,
light the cat attacked the ghos,
and a fight commenced. The ca
was whipped pretty quick | IA
in with the light and there my eye
met a sight that maic my blood RAJ
cold in my veins-thc largest Kind
ola rattlesnake, in his coil, twisting
and rattling at fearful rate. H
had sixteen ratlles and one but
ton.
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n. b.-we caution the public from puF-
CHASING a cheap Piano, which has recently
been put in the market, belfiuF ~ rsme
Of Arion." All genuine ari0E ~ .Os
bear the name "Patsat Arion, ard gan
only be purchased from cur Ns~ York
Wsrerooms, or our suihoriErd Agents
throughout, the United Sts,e,.
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FEVER AND AaUE.

FEVER AMI hGUR cured for my rnn's. Thsre
|. not rcmeiiai ag"nt IN This w"rld rh.i will cure
Fever aud Ague, aul MI other Mnl-rinu', Bilious,
Scarlet, Typhoid. NtllrT, and other f"v,r., faidrd
hy RkrWAY'S PILLS. 80 quick ss RAnWhl'S
READY RELIEF Fifty cents per bottle.
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4 Years unII,osa A,,ldrnis

-
From o record u The railfond di'.
asicrs IN the United Siaids, dating
sUnt thc hogianing " November,
1870 To- tho eyi Of October, 1871
W. gl,a,h the h,gwing lucls' The
riruw Ia puc,th"i is complied SIN
ply lrpm s1sSlmpcr r'c"l'l- al ra~'
nal Lice hN rail. uul i uuy M mp
pr Sflaaiion ln the entire truth -.
fh,c' whole table comprises returns
~ 80 railroad accidents the
greater portion Of which were,
strictly speaking, MOI accidents 1T
all IL shows II total of ~ killed
and 2Ji wmnird, and the result Of
~,lli~ions, locomotive explosions,
giving way of bridges and trains
running oil tho track We're our
railroads worked. as they ought to
'hr. IL is perfectly obyicr' that col
hs~iuns a, lcast ought to rank nS i'm.
possible occurrences. Oflhis class
Of accidents, there were forty IN all
during the period referred to, show
ing II toIaL Of los persons killed
and 2lr wounded, That is to say,
aso' thirds of the killed and nearly
onu.shird of the wounded were, Inc
yond any doubt, victims ofthe neg
ligent or penarions management ct
railroad corporations. The tore
most place in the record OF slaught'
or "a occupied by the Revere disaster
on Aasast 20 tho New Iauburg
tragedy on Feb. q, follows in the
magnitude of its results; while the
train thrown from II bridge ut llar-
per's River, Tenn, and the collision
at Edwarlsvillc, III take the third
and fourth places. Thee fourcvcnts
alone account for 70 dead and 50
wounded, while it the accident at
Bangor, VI on August ., be added
50 the list, five disasters will be
FOUND 10 account for 81 killed and
us wounded
Perhaps the most striking thing
about tho entire record Is, t at il
would be impossible to find II single
case where the work Of negligent
Officials or incapable management
has followed by its legitimate pun
ishmcnt Of manslaughler 1t is tue
that when NC consider the enor-
nous distance ilty-tOur
thousand miles lraverscd by Amer
icaA railroads, and the vat com
Tncrce, equal to some four hundred
and fifty million dollars n year,
which this Representative list OF
casualties is not calculated to excite
alarm. 1t is safe to say, for exam.
ple, that tried by any such test as
mileage, or even Of the gross num-
Der of passengers carried over n
given distance, the fatal and serious
accidents ON street railroads would
be proportionatrIy much more nu-
,ncrous. On the other hand, it is
right to bear in mind that 1T0 pco-
pie killed outright is Il far heavier
penalty than We ought to pay in a
.Sear- for rapid ocomotion, If the
,irtnal .nurdcrcrS Of the larger pro.
portion Of these people had been
promptly brlught to justice, VIC
should have Il much better prospect
next year of reducing the catalogue
Of railroad slaughter. .. r....
Filsxt.
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DR.. RADW AVS
S4RSAPARILLElN RESDLVENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES
81 QUICK 50 RAPID ARE THE CHANG rs
THs BODY UNDERGOES IINDERTHE INFLU-
ENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL NJ EDl-
CINE THAT
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gFE.tATg3! E3NAWTY!!

STRONG AND PURE RICH NLO0D--INCRFASE
OF FLESll AND WEliUr--CLStR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECuEED TO ALL.
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Who would know more Of this nnrynlled Ser
shp uld consult for details, !, THE DESCRIPTIVE
CATALOGUE, flee to Teachers; Others, 5cents; 2,
THE ILLUSTRATE EDUCATIONAL BULLE-
TIN periodical organ OF the Publishers, full OF in
sruccn for Teachers subscription, 10 cents sam
pie free. Address
, 1872-12-26

In the great secor case Of fraud, whereby the
Secretary OF the Navy paid s91 1000 without
authority Of law, it appeared that the AIessra.
secor built certain vessels for stipulated price,
and that Mr. Miles Greenwood built other yes-
sels OF the same kind for 8 like sum. Both con-
TRACTORS made claims for extras, and both re-
ceived pay therefor, the sums having been fixed
by Naval Board OF Examination, and the ap-
preparation having been made therefor by Con-
gress, with stipulation that it should be final
settlement. The secors having, however, engi-
neered their claim for s91, 600 additional through
the Navy Department, it is not singular that
11r. Miles Greenwood should now appear before
Congress asking to be placed on the same foot
with the secore. We do not gee how those who
have justified the secor payment can refuse to
extend the same favor to Greenwood
, 1872-12-26

million Of dollars. Who pay these
fees? There are hundreds of thousands of ma
chimes sold every year, and they are largely paid
for by those to whom FIVE or ten dollars in the
cost is 3 serious matter. The sewing machine is
now an Indispensable article in every family,
and more particularly among that class Of
women-laborers who live by their scanty earn
ings. While We admit that inventors are enti-
tied to soma compensation for their invention,
there is limit to their claims upon the public,
If sewing machines made in this country can be
sold in England for $40, when $50 or SEQ is de-
manded for them here, We think the equity of
the inventor who for q years has enjoyed the
monopoly, is fully satisfied. This particular in
vention is now free to the world, and we see no
reason why Congress should 60 backward, and
renew the monopoly, and again compel thepub-
Lie to pay Mr. Wilson royalty for his feed
motion.
, 1872-12-26
The epiZootic attacks American cnd creole
horses alike, the former having it lighter, as
they are better treated.

The London gas-stokers' strike was a dismal
failure in all respects except one-an old lady
fell of platform Of the Underground Railway,
in the darkness, and VAS killed. Tho strike was
not upon question Of wages, but Of discipline
A dispute arose in one of the gas works. between
an engineer and workman, npon very trivial
matter, and the workman, refusing to obey
the orders Of his superior, WAS discharged. His
comrades sided with him, and declared that they
would strike unless he WAS renstated. He Was
reinBtated for the moment, but was again dis
charged the next day. The .stokers' Union
thereupon ordered general strike in all the gas
works Of the great city, and the order was
obeyed by some 1000 men, who had no cause of
grievance and who have one now in the fact
that they are out OF employment in the middle
of tight winter.
, 1872-12-26
CONTENTS OF TO~DAY'S TRIBUNE,

FIRST PACE -Tslcgrzp,Jc Observation-Disclosures.
SECOND PaGE-New Orleans Letter: Gazazro, the
Historizn of Louisia1a-Warm Feet, and How to
Keep Then So-An Aboriginal Medusa: Singular
Collection Of Live Rcptiics-Mrs. Someryille-
bs His Wife, How Plucky Kentucky Woman Out
w!ted the Vengeance Of Wrouged Father and
Son-Waeerz: Curiosities Of Betting.
THIRD PAGE-CInton (Ia.} Letter-Security OF tho
City [Communicationl- -Thorwaldsen's Loves: How
Splendid ItaliAa Brunette Enthfalled Him.
Poetry Of Gems-Hypezbole Of Different Nations
n.ilzoad Time Table.
FOURTH PAGE-Editorials: Tho Christmas Holocaust; /;
Public Loans end Syudicates; Some Bills Before
Corgress Italian Firc-Proof Bn1dinss-Cu11ent
News 1tem5-Notes and Opinion.
FIFTH pAGE-A Winters Tale: How Boy In Blue
Paid His Hotel B:I, and the Caamites that follow
cd-The Census: Religion and Occapaton-The
New York Tribune: What it will ba in the Future
Victoria C. Woodruff: Her Deuuuciaton Of Moral
Coward;cc and Modern Observation-Disclosures
SIXTH pAGE-Commercia1 Matters-Obituary George
Fc.body Putnam-StAge S1ang: The Technical Ian
G1:ge Of the Theatrc-Obt: Witchcraft Among the
Bl.cks-T:e Vienna Exposition
SEVENTH PAGE-PeEiodical Literature-M Mr. Cree
Icy Political Editor Suicide In .Japan-A
Spanish Don Juan An Interesting Document - A
Nomau's Love - Duplicates Of Rare Works
Advertisements Real Estate, For Sale, Wantal,
To I.ent, Etc.
E;;j1iTd PAGE- Christmas at Eranston-Personal
li-as Christmas in Chicago-Terrurs Of the