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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

~f'l'ililti~ hiiitti iil'il. III liil' ~ ~
men were arrested aud placed III jail.
with strong no~sv - ricErnt their be
ing rescued. Meantime tn" ."|nrc'i pco-
pic. being good imiia;orS. .,nd hnN II.:
frequently had the precedent. rallied =
force and took the tire" While men
from Jail and li,idled them with bullets,
a thing which til" whites had don" {"
c"lurcd men frequently.
hicllart VI. Tweed son q! liz. 'h;'s>
-tr~fifc~ hat his father h&~ made over
property - him the past few months to
the value Of enc million TWO hundred
thousand dollar. Tn" ''ho.~" has been
very liberal of hi money Of l.;,c. but
We notice he hu. pax it whelc il may
possibly return Ia him with interest.
\, an illustration of how jim Fisk
plays his li,.lc came. Charles c. Allen
of Wall street comes forward and sue
Fisk for 2lOU01 foT false imprisonment.
Allen charge, that hi arrest and i'm
prisonmcnt "a>ucromrii>hCd 20 prevent
HIM tron iy>.itving ::h",it certain mat
tiers Of IIirh he Va '"-ni.an 9"''cr
d5nlgirg - Fish.
N.,yo: j.a. ton II H,-ton h. the nJii
on tie hraI :, hrn !, aid lit hio in2+-
>t4.. the ,tnr, %at. .-fh" calling Of
+;,,.,- ~ ,i.,...i.I.., .;,.,ply i:,l / IL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
rhr BOSTON News 60. also publish The
81 Church and Republic. 81

Tie. Cheapest aud Best Weekly Iuurnal in tn
world II is issued every Saturday Morning and
will reach all parts Of New England tor SUNDAY
reading
y Ii contains Thirty columns OF Choice Read
ing every issue. y" continued stnprs
subscription price. Sl.OJ per year in adv anc'.
address TIE CHURCH. ) EEPU BLlC
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05


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lie g ~ nv, null ng Tie choice "1 the
republican national convention. bat he
will '". Hai.i,I rs Hsr!dmaii"m :tni al
uI..-; vithu,l ulitn-itinu. This i H.
ct.tt..l as thai tirr,- Will h,. - day nt
ij:i.ra..il. AMI hat yea and I'll H. there
" eli. ghru lat hcin. the fact. the. man
e! tho .iouin:.. h" opposes ten. Hraut
"rr"~"- the i"i'u'li''u party. aud must
Zee '"Hniru "h'Ii@ ii> "l"mi'~. -Nnd
ihrtrN - ''. 81 division IN ~" IdEhN
soon. i' ""'t"'i. III i threatening tone.
$50 :::.:! '..t people VIII s""h Know In>t
M!'.'' "'g'i ni''A ana .innrna! stands.
!h' Ep"hIi','h patty 'hN which he
meant III" supporters I'll Grant means
n' ,i3'c-- """N III m matter. ana some
I"'% !" N,l"- :" '' il"i! curing '!r next
lew H:"!i'"'- l'rlh.ipN II VIII ne ten.
LIANT perm + IL VIII 10 me- ana per
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L." 'l ~ man iI!''h''ii ana L." "th-
els Ia" ''.i'''l H. ana want You L"
r'In"H'''ri what ~. -"n"h"dN l. sure
10 a. i!ii'.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
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triluyr. ana need radical rci.1ma,io,,.
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10 demand that thu. man who !. regard
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
St. lohnsbury Village Laundry.

80. .i;.,,ih,r> have opened :: Laundry At III.
eaG;H ,Hd ii i,..!!ndd street. We huIr, bv good
Vol and >tIIcr attention. 80 hn,ine-, Ia NEXT ..
share OF public patronage.
"O!ti,r Books will be- fur.n, at the Avenue ana
=. LOhu>hury H"I,"~ Post Office Fairbanks Sior"
fP.N. '- f"- ,.','.s'ior, So. Cirrplor
@.ii l.. NOl Is \ g,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

l. II - -Rcy. l.. II. ~tu,i,.. a.,.ut
81 the Vermont Temperance ~ncicty. j.
.lCditcd i'll the ECsion .i"nIuGI. with the
declaration that thcic az over I.Hn
drunhard- i'll Vermont THAI ,h,ic axe
also over lh.GtH hand drinkers. and in
addition over 10000 NoUn. nrn from
II 10 - year, al age VIII" aic III the
iI1vc-i 81 training t0l the condition AID
prospects ni the inchIiatc. Tbs j. a
sad picture. We hope it il NOT uuc.
We fear though that there is :" much
ruth III il that each indiN idlial may
prottahly inquire il he can. lay III, ball
.Is of life. hr included in riiht! ut the
h.ts 81 the uniortunatc>. and II ~.
nhrthcl al this beginning al new year
he should mol make the irlcvOcahlr re-
solve to drop ont ct The numhti. BY
doing :" the yeal may ic 4 hapl,5 one
10 the lover of the cup. and thousands
ID Others wives. children and relatives.
Will he made to ICinicc in the rNrcii-
cicc OF Il new era in then live. In the
greatest kindness We ask every one who
puts the intoxicating cup 10 his lips. 10
drop il furcvc, in the beginning of his
wear nf Isl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

Iii }HrGI' L. A"EI, i-LIrEI~I iuI
january is m,' q. III" be-. nulnhrr~ of
;hi- Nij"I, circulated monthly. it,
illustrated articles arr valuable /" the
general ,c,ricr. it, ,ralinS matter prac-
lead. lrd, Throughout, the magazine is
i the best tnr Tie !;,rm and household.
ia" p.slaiunI- offered .uc ""lih ewing
to.. Published ny Orange. Iudd \ 60
\. I. - iJa YEA.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

How T. rIIT~ TuE IITGH Josh Bill
iin%S, or some other American wit. Wis
itcd NlagalA once. and in writing il uD
spoke rather di>palagingly ni the hieht
"i lhr cataract compared with the
high Of the hotel and hack ,harr,.
J"d%nS !r"'n The following story there
were :,''"'j grounds for the COMPARISON
Ii = man has constitutional objections
/" being robbed. he had much better
take his rilalrrN among the Bcdouin>
than IA NiS:t Niagara. Ii wounds orr ma
tiondl amour pr"p.r to confess il huf
probably more ripaciouS den OF
thieves is not To he found in the two
hcmiSphclrS. than that into which rho,
unwaIy traveller ventures when he zoe.
to SEE tn" gramdrSt of cataractS. And
those fellows do not make distinctions
They are !i"t rcspcctrrs of persons. All
Is fish that comes To thcii net. and tn,
bigger the fish the better they ai,.
pleased. Alexis went to see the falls.
the other day. The iirst-rlasS hotel
being closed fnI the winter, ne and hi,
suIt" put up II the Spencer hOust.
They we've there about three fOurths al
Il d3l. and they had one meal Th,
h;il was ~l.LHi. ihcy refused to pay.
AID I!''' landlord seized their trunk>
i''N H"9 81 '"AlH'' AFciSr L" incurllii@
the DELAY di.'i ,.npirnSant n0torietv 81
Il lawsuit. aud The matter was iinalll
compromised hl p.I ing Bunf;trr I'VE
thirds OF his claim SiHD. The Chi
Gag" Tribune. which is oar authority
iI,.,. In "
l'i',' YIN q I'r '''ii az" W iniiiN II
very P'"'f'1'' III WIZ. h'tlcr ne
un"> "f not III. l. SAFE I" remember ms
~ Niagara experience aS ire H"lh'tie Wa.
II any nus f'' ii"r more S'"pehi""%
'H''ii '''' ':t'lid''.
,i'.',, >"' - i,r;, ",'N, %
,'.,.,.t,,,, n.' ,.';,i IN, f,,,i iu' W.
~, ,.,m,I. ,...., ,i,II, .,T,,J tn Phi" IN,
.,.,,, .,.,r. !, !. :" MI ,inJ,t .'.,...S ~,
economical feature: in family cynrnscs
il meets the want, of old and yonur: il
rive instruction and entertainment
!, l.. IarcI, thai rh,r.. !. , sirmIr is.,,,.
h.It does MOI contain SOM, t.i,t sn,n,
iui;,irn,iit,.I. Sy,,It hnils,. ur farm III.
i,r>inc,, Suggestions. hat ir,. not worth
'rianl time. the subscription plirt t"i .
l'Hr. h.f'ci",.
i'ro,-r William Curtis Is n"I /" take
charge al the New \ ok Times. She
i'"Frri> 'aItl"i spare him.
rh- oldest member of the tinted
states senate, -im"n Cameron. j. Il
printer. There, are onlv four Senators
under forty: AmeS. of Mississippi I CLAY
ton. at \ri.ilis;,S: O>hoIn. of Florida
and Spencer. at Alahama. There are
I'VE ""i"iri h"hl"rl~ ~ the House OF
Representatives. De Large. kalneN.
aud Eliot at south carolina turner.
"' Alabama; ana Walls 81 l"iliA.
firr railroads ont Nr-; are trying 10
reform the d"ad-hcid system, th">r
rcniriimg at indianapolis haN ing iii,
covered that - per cent of AL their
passengers, li'l" free. They propose
Ghrrrr~~. But the bette, way t"rr!re tho
had a. -. =, h,,.,. tail ShuulI lac ,.ut MI
i.
diit''IN h'II!hu liic cars. anu tilcl nom
paris biU ici -\HyipgG.M HtUubif1IH
I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

NlENt"\I PEi'r-. The inIlp" ing
items Nill give ON readers SON" i,i.L
of prices in -" littcrcri ~crtiou~ "i ,hc
state:
Hay j. selling IL Wr>iIi,i,i. t". @II
per ton oats aic worth - Gents: beef
) and i cents: p"ll, Il cents.
Many farmers in paWict are very
busy drawing POTATOES To market.
Thirty cents j. the price for .ii'k~on
Whites. - cents for Early Rose.
Last week. Morton Marvin, nf BcI lin,
shipped 100 bushels of Early Reese po-
tatocs from Montpelier depot. h" hay
ing paid 80 cents per huShcl tnr them.
Mr. Marvin proposes I" ship potatoes
throughout the winter.
Hay j. selling 1T the barn in A1i,o en-
for S4l Il ton: corn. II per lIishel; oats
30 cts: potatoes. 40 cents: pork, Il cents
pound: poultry. Is and Ii cents Il
pound butter - Ia - cents = pound {:
hard wood - n cord.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

capt. William Gibson died III Viii
lnington. ILL.,, recently. al the age of -
years. He served i'll the British amy
under wellington. belonging /" a Icgi-
uent OF reserves NJ Waterloo. was III
Salamanca. and i'll several campaigns
in India. and had received several med
ais. the last from Queen Victoria
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
TIE "EHNAN DEPORTATION.

Early i'll the year il became plain that
the doctrine Of the Popc's Intaliibility
would moi receive the assent of all the
Catholics. as had been expected. The
most prominent oppoScr OF the doctrine
is Prof. IgnatiuS Won Docllingcr. Of Ba-
varia. one of the foremost scholars of
the Catholic church. Prof. Dorllingcr
was born i'll Hamburg. Bavaria. Feb
rlary y. 1886, being now nearly %
Years old. He was chosen Professor
i'll the Lyreum A>cIlaticnbug i'll l-222.
and Il Professor of Ecclesiastical His
tory i'll the University ut Munich in
lS26. representing that institution in
the House of Deputies in ISIS. His
opposition to the errors of the Papacy
is no new thing. ii having hcgunns long
ago as lo46. and possibly before that.
He does not, however. propose to leave
the Catholic church, but claims Ia he as
good Catholic as any man can he OPP
posing only its uSurpations and errors.
notwithstanding his accommodation
he found himselfsupported hymOre than
two-thirds of the Catholic profess
ors Of Munich University, to the rector
ship Of which he was elected i'll July.
Still more remarkable than the sup
port of so large Il majority Of the pro
fessors is the support and protection
guaranteed by the Bavarian Govern
ment. which has determined to protect
those who reject the doctrine of Infalli-
bility. The Pope has to-day scarcely
single ruler to do his bidding. not one.
ill fact to do it completely. Bavaria is
really more completely Catholic than
any other German State. vet it will Sc
cure liberty Of conscience upon this
point even against the Church. Pro-
fessor Doellinger is supported by IL
large number of prominent Catholics.
among whom Froschammer probably
takes as advanced a position and is as
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

81 We ii" NOT rccollrct th' time
when We have received =" many new
subscriptions in seven DAYS. ~ III The
week just past. II i encouraging H.
showing that The publ" appreciate. oar
efforts to give them 4 good count! pa
per Send along the names still there
j room.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05
REVIEW or THE RELIGIOi 5
WORLD.

un New Years day the E,,ston Dojiy
NTr> gave It quite cNtcndrd and full
hiet"I% "t the year past. Elecwhor" we
copy from it, table and below we give
what It had To say under the religious
head
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

>lN"ULNR FATALITY. y MIS- Mary
Ellen Foy, while III attendance AZ the
Normal School in New York Jew DAYS
since. had her throat cat 10y the core of
an apple. She WAS eating the apple.
and while in the act of swallowing q
portion ofthc core it cut the lining OF
her throat and several OF the arteries
like Il knife. Her classmates were as
tonishcd t" sec her fall over on the
floor and vomit large quantities of
blood. She was taken home. and at
last accounts was slowly Wing from
starvation and loss "f blood. it being
impossible FOR her IL swallow ANYTHING
whatever The phy sician- refused to
perform amy operation 10 insert food
into the stomach. as She could nol SIR
vive il an instant.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

WmrEr Nor To RErErNcH One %
The las; place to begin Il system Of re
tyenrhmen1 : with your family papeI
\" t.inil.. can really afford t" du with
"lli one: i, is in all hight >rn>e> an
economical trL;ui" il family expenses
il meets the want, of old and Young; it
give instruction and entertainment
il j. rarely tlut there. j. i single i>Srlr
IN! does MOI contain some fact. some
Information. >nnr h"usc. az farm. OF
i,l>inc,, Suggestions. that are not worth
'nanl lime, the Subscription psirr t"r
i,pr H-f,ci".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-05

hc story at the " tIoo>iel school
master closes with this numhcr. We
,hdll Gi,' :, ;iulnor"u, ~JorN IL Mas. H..
=. stowe IN our nrA,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

Tnf tto0nb Vfnnitf ~ Tnt rfortf ~
IttAs They ftanifm ticir oplnim ~.
1870, by awpfding ihe Grover \ Dnkef
Machine the FIRST Premium, for The Best
Family sewing slachlhc, NJ The Grand
state Fair Of 1871, and six FIRST Pfenlhins
fnr lest Machine Stitching, double The
number awarded any other inpcllne.) r.
Notwithstanding the great efforts Of our
competitors TO disparagc the perfection OF
our machines, The public and the Fair As
sociations OF Louisiana and Texas repeat
heir convictions when opportunity oilers,
The mpcr,oriy Of our Machines Jy ia Pur-
chase and opdrd n tie committees. The sale
OF the Grover & Baker Machine Is greater
in Mississippi, Alabaman, Louisiana and
Texas than that Of any other, and the
awards received from the Fair .Associn.
tions Of those States double those Of ssl NE
other machines combined. What more
proof can we offer, for what we so justly
claim namely, that the Grover & Baker is
the best Family Sewing Machine, and the
favorite Of lie people Of the South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
1872 Canal Street, New Orleans
Another large lot OF these Machines just
received and for sale by
KEATUN & JOHNSON,
June 90, ls71-lyl Agents, Dallas Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

Dsss Attention IA called 10 nie ..V ~
iabllshmtnt of Williams 4 Mtlioo, he
successors Of Crow0us n Turner, on The
Corner Of Main and J,Tetsor Streets, THE
firm has very complete assortment Of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, bye siuns, etc. Their
business also embihces Fancy Toilet ortl-
ties, Fine Candles, Tobacco, md many
other things. Pho,ograpbisis will do will
10 examine their stock Of Photographic
Material, which Is tho largest 10 northern
Texas. They intend to sell fol small prof
It's. Give them a call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

OxH or TnEM-we hear thai deputy
sheriff and his assistant met with some
trouble in endeavcring to serve an attac H.
nent on certain gray mare, belonging to
a travelling couple on their winding way
near the town of Lancaster. The wife he
roically forbid the Seizure, and drew her
revolver like man. Watching his oppor.
tunity, the sheriff closed with the gentle
Amazon and finally succeeded in securing
tho pistol, after throwing her on the
ground. Rising, nothing dauntcd, she
seized o stick and struck the assistant n
bloody blow or two over the head, which
quieted him. The sturdy deputy again
had TO close with tho infui lated loveliness,
lad, after a protracted struggle, got the
better and got the stick. When she arose
for the second time, she seemed calmer and
more disposed for business. Turning to
the official victor, she said, "you had bet
ter not make a fool Of yourself any lon
ger. Take the old gray mare and be off
with you" All this time the husband
stood quietly by. When asked by the tri
umphant sheriff why he did not assist his
wife in the struggle, he answered, 20 yon
know how women are"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
1000 Bales Of Cotton wanted by
TERRY & BLAK Z
NAnIfIE D.

At the residence of the brides father, in
this city. on Thursday morning, February
9Th. 1872, by Rev VIM II. SCALES, Mr.
SAMUEL D. BLAKE and Miss LULU l..
daughter of Maj. JAMES L. BARKLEyi all o.
this city.
It was our good fortune to be present on
this interesting occasion and together
with large number Of the ladies and gen
tlemen of Dallas, to enjoy the IN ny good
thing, of the marriage feast. The; cere
mony took place at 0 o'clock and The
morning was as sunny and bright as We
trust will be the married life Of the, happy
young couple, who, after partaking Of re-
freshments with their numerous friends
and recei7ing their hearty greetings, start
ed for New York City on their bridal tour
May a good Providence watch over them
in their absence, aud bring them safely
back 10 their loved home and loving asso-
ciates
On Thursday evening, the 9Th inst, by
John D. Kerfoot, ESQ, Mr.. CHALES MEiS-
TERHANS to. Mrs. FRANCES YETZER,
both ofthis City.
The HERALD Office, without exception,
congratulate the bride and groom, wishing
them all possible happiness. The cake,
which came with this notice, was the lar
gest that ever delighted editor, publish err
or devil. lie, the good work 60 on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

Tue CouRr.-The District Court for this
County commenced its February session
on Monday last, bis Honor, Judge Hart
pref ding. After tho Grahd Jury were
sworn and charged, upon presentation OF
the Resolutions, adopted by the Bar on the
death ~ Col. Record, they were ordered to
be entered on the minutes AID the Court
adjourned. Nothing Of much consequences
has been done during the week except dis
posing Of good many old cases. On
Thursday no Court was held on account OF
the illness Of tho Judge. We believe but
enc lawyer from other Counties has been
in attendance, Capt. Bra dshaw Of Ellis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
DALLAS MARKET.
CORR ECTED WEEKLY ny
w MIS- EROS
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
Main st., one door East OF the Public square.
OTHER Markets.

OTHER MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. G, 1872
0fficisi report from Liverpool Cotton Brokers
A ssOciatio to / he New York Cotton Exchange:
Cotton closes straus tplanJs IL 4 to llssi; Or
leans lll2to ll1sd
New fohK, Feb. 0, ls72
GoLp-opencd nj 1895. and closed at 10
CoTTuS--ClOsed strong, at the following quota
tions: Ordinary Up'ands 2'3sr.; Good o. binary
2lJkc.; bow Middling 2Z9sc MddlnC 23Ic.; Mid
ding Alabama s23sc MIddlng Orleans %'26c.; Mid
ulihg Texas 231sc
New ORLEANS, Feb. 6, lST2
GoLD-1lOts.
0orroS-ou,t and dun ION account of bad wealth
err II, .2lIc
GALVESTON, Feb, C., 1872
GnLp-Moderately active at 1897 q lta1s.
CorroN-(qnotations In Coin --Luw Ordinary,
1871 di7I; ordinary, lS34@i1; Good Ordinary
1871 d,9R Low niddlng, 2o02ol4 Mddling,
2oT@ A14.
HIDEs-Markct quiet but firm. We qnote dry, as
they run, leIs n is1 &c; dry sailed lG0 64c.; wet
salted, country lots, free Of grubs, os4 a lJl4c.
PEcANs--Are in limited supply and command full
prices. We quote small (lS0 to 22) TO the pound
G07c.i medium small (GO to 1907, TI2D Sc; medium
(i2U 10 100 nominal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

"0f late years advertising has assumed
a very important phase-in fact, has be
come science in business, and no one has
done more CT rs much, to make il 50, n
Geo. P. howell & Co, VI New York. Thar
prospt and systematic mode 81 transact
ing their business has gained the conf
dence Of all large advertisers, and has
raised them in a few years from one OF the
smallest 10 tire leading advertising Louse
in the world. Nipple Leares.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

t6rThe publisher and editor Of the
HERALD acknowledge, thankfully, cards
of invitation and admission to the Grand
Marli Gras Ball, TO be given on the 18th
inst, at the fremont Opera House, Calves
ton, by the Knights of llomus. Both
would like to be present, if they had rail
road TO 20 on. 1t will no doubt be fine
affair. This is their ID Anniversary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10
Mcconnell & Frank,

Hardware Merchants, corner Main and
Market SITS. and agents for Pitts Celebra-
ted Threshers, and Improved Buckeye, or
Dodges Patent combin ID Mower and Reap
er, which they sell at Manufacturers pri
ces, transportation alone added. These
machines are warranted 10 be all that they
are represented, and they invite a call
from all needing machinery of this kind.
Give them n call. sli8t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

D~F. NJ. Hanks Il Co., Real Estate
Agents, have taken the office in the Haynes
building recently occupied by Judge N NJ.
Burford, where they will De found at all
times, ready TO attend TO any business in
THAR limo e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

16cc 70 Jno. T. Wits New Market il
you want 10 purchase fine, fresh beef, pork,
mutton, or anything in the eating line.
Here you viii find everything to your lik-
ing at the lowest prices. on Main Street,
a few doors East Of the Public Square.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-10

~We regret to learn that Maj. L. NJ.
Terrell, y. s. Special Mail Agent, who has
been expected here for several days, is de-
tanned at Houston by sickness. rt
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SuNxING SLOWLY,

Discnsts that progress rapidly to q crisis are moi
the only ones 10 &. dreaded. Canker or dry r.
does not blast d tree us suddenly rs u stroke ol
lightning, but miles, affssted II destroys II as GER
tainy; and In like manner chronic debility, al
though II does moi Kill with the swifness Of yellow
fever IN Ms sure to sap the springs Of life eventually
ns any acute disease, II not chek Oh 10y nvgoratng
medication There Is something ihexprcssihy touch
ing in the spectacle Of premature decay. Lrngonr
pailOr omanciation, depression OF spirits, and dis
taste for exertion are its ordinary symptoms, aud
they should he promptly met by tonic tream !.
The best invgorant aud exhilrraut that can he ad'
minstcred in case Of this kind IL llo.tsters SfoD'
sch Bitors. The stimulating principle Of the pre-.
paraton roses the dormant energies of the SYSTEM,
and strepg thcnng and regulating properties give d
permanen aud hoalthful impulse to the vital forces
ihus brought into play. The failing appetite Is re-
awakened, the process Of digestion and assimilation
are quckened, the quality tn, blood Is improTod,
the rcretions become more natural, and every or
gan that contributes to the nourshment OF the body
nndergoes salhtary change. by thsse means the
retir of the physical struct ure IL effected aud its
health and sigor restored In no class of diseases
has tile benifCet operation of the Ritters been more
marked ond striking than those characterized by
general debility and nervous prostration. Ladies'
affected with these ailments find In this most whole
s6me of all tohics and corrcctiyes the safest and
est means of relief 1t sstr6ng to restore andpow.
erless to iniure Such is the uniform testimony OF
'clouds of witnesses"