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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11
NORTH oARoLTsATDEMocRATIc STATE
iaFH CONVENTION. 4eoi q s9ni


f GREENsBoRo, May 2.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention to-day nom
mated John Hughes for Lieutenant
Governor; John w. Graham, for
Treasurer; VIM. NJ. Shepp, the pros
ent Attorney General, for the same
Office, and John a. Mormach Tor Sec
rotary Of State. Josiah Turner, edi-
tor Of the conservative organ at
Raleigh, obtained the floor and
spoke in bitter decentralization of
tho Liberal Republicans of the
North, and appealed to the people
to have nothing to do with Nation
al politics. Tho speech was cheer.
cd. A plan OF organization was
adopted, and the convention, which
was the largest aud most harmo-
Nous ever held in the State, ad-
journed to 6 P. NJ, after adopting a
resolution of civil service reform,
and the education Of the children
Of both races at the public expense,
and also resolution declaring the
unity of all patriots, without the
distinction of party, in the cause of
civil liberty and in faithfully abb
ding by The Constitution Of the Uni
ted States that is, with all its
amendments, including emancipa-
ton and equality before the laws,
which conters equal ciyil aud polit- |
ical rights upon all who are citizens
,fthis Federal Eennblic.
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ssg rhe notarions olirer. ~. linla !

sSF The noiorions Oliver, the little ia.
dicial dcrpu; Of the Waco District. lately
pui the Magistrates Of McLennan County
in Jail for not ordsriny The payment Of his
extra allossncrs 10 the Sheriff and Clerk
Of his court from tie county Treasury. An
MISUNDERSTANDING was held by the cit
trouble Is. that on The night of the 9th,
Oliver hal the Justices put in the.dungeon
with ecrEieis and fclons. Wbcreupon,
Leland issnei'a warbnt for divers arrest
on ehsfEe e Lunsey, preferred by six
teen Ihysiciers. Finally sil parties were
releefed. Our opinion is not crazy, but
"possessed by the devil.s Read the scrip
lures
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11

n@.we are under obligations to the
IBon Morgan Hamilton, Senator from this
State; for tho following valuable public
documents; Land Office Report, 1860; An
nual Report on Commerce and Naviga-
ton, 1871; Message and Documents, 1870
u Department Of Agriculture, Diseases
Of Cattle; Comparative Statement of Rates
OF Duties and Imports from 1889 to 1870;
Official Army Register for 1871.
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EsssrWe had the plensnre, last xcck. {


EsJ~Wc had the pleasure, last week, of
n call from Ed. MORRIS, Esq, Of Shorma n,
Texas, representing tho firm of Young
Bros. & Co., wholesale clo.hiers, $40 Main
Street, St. Louis, Mo. This firm is the
most extensive dealers In this line of
goods Of any house in the West, having
their mandatory in the city Of New
York, whore all their goods are made up
to their own order. Their business ia OIL.
ready very extensive in the counties i'm
mediaiely North Of US, and Mr.. NJ. has
been renewing his acquaintance among
our old merchants and forming new cnes
among the new eomers. His orders from
this place were quite factoring for CON-
mencement. r san Iist ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11

nsa.The new steamship recently launch
ell for Messrs. C, II. Mallory Il Goa New
York and Galveston, has been named the
"Ciiy of San Antonio She is sister ship
to "City of Galveston "Ci'y Of Houston
and "Ciiy of Austin We hope to see the
"City Of Dallas inscribed on the bunting
of the next ship Of this line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11

rD The Houston Telegraph advises DEM
ocrnis. under exiting Circumstances, anot
10 60 Of half cooked Coed advice, which
we he--.i;y indorse. We fear our friends
Of the Gaivss'on News have done this very
shing-e5as OF Tor Greeley, ehaif cooked. +"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11

tALtA-tuss 1iht - icf-
CoLp-has rulc.l quiei bat weak, creuing Al ia
and following the declines in Nvg York 10 III q
1Is,k, The closing sales in this market.
WooI-Ths market rules quiet At ~ clio. foi
bury. and A. fec for medium free Of bnrs. Sales
today 3o0 10. 81 Is afse- ~ nellum, fire. Of
turs.
Hfrrs-Uarkcf qui'f but stro1g At higher quota-i
fiuns We nov Qunis 81 dry - hey rnn le1f Gle
vet saifei ~ = ne.
F1orn-Is IN fair rclrest. bit prices especially
r the better grade. are weak and irregular
quote double treble n E 10 ~ . rer bar
81 = - L o. iai,c, brands sil - o. = o..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11

The Indications are that the nominal ton
OF Greedy will not provo acceptable to the
democratic masses or leaders either and
that largo portion Of the reform repub
Leans are dissatisfied with it. The bcs
part Of the opposition to Grant in tho re.
publican ranks snd decidedly the mos
formidable are The advocates Of free,
trade and thorough revision Of the pros-
ent high protective tariff. Those can moi
consistently support Greeley notwithstand
ing the dodge upon this subject in the
Cincinnati Platform. The Now York Eve.
ming Post is out strongly sgainst tho nom.
ination.
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a Manly Utterance

Let all men distinctly understand that
wc allow no one on Garth 10 dictate to us
what We shall write for this paper. or 10
influence us to write what we do not ap.
prove. II there is any one thing We do.
spiso ii is tho editor who is tho tool # mn V
nan, ring or corporation, whethor his
ruckulcnoy originates from weakness or
fear, or sprompied by filthy lucrs, held
out 10 and paid him for his help These
last arc the most dcspcable characters we
can imagine connected Nth tho press. We
hope 70 man will over say TO us that we
have ever thus writtcn---it would DO better
for both that it never should be said. We
intend 10 succeed without dependence up.
on any Of Inc classes VIC bAvo hanied, and
ask from them no feyoIs,- Houston Tel.
esroph. }41 3NH
Spoken like man and true editor.
Give us your hand, brother Webb. We
know not what particular aunoysnces be-
set you, which have chilled forth this bold
utterance, but we do know that 1t is the
language Of honest, incorruptible indcpcn-
dcncc, ard it Ia what we like to hear, and
We wish we could see more Of the same
sort in the newspapers ofthe country.
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The QEeen has subscribed GOO towards
the fund FOR restoring 81. Giles Cathedral,
Essatarfi.
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PnIcBs IN corn.


oTHER HAEKE4s.
Condensed from the Galveston NswAI
Nsw FoRE, May 7. 1879.
coLD-epeusd Quiet At li4iz and closed At 1885.
t0Trcv-ouiet and nominal; ordinary uplandi
~ sc good ordinafy &c; low middling 2Z5Sc ,
middling 2..ssc.: mid,iIing Alalania 2s14c.. mid
dIiRg Orleans zie- inid1ling Texas 2i'zc.
EE~ OnLEaxs. May I, 1S1s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11

The Chinese, with good deal OF quiel
sarcasm, call ceremony the smoke of friend.
ship.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-05-11
WILLIAM TELL!

II any OF you ladies' or gentlemen on your promo
nades Oh foot, horseback, In vehicle tako Brew
cry Avenue, you will find good road, free Of those
aboniinable stnmps, SD that yon can drive fast or
slow as you please, and when you get about ono mile
ana half nom tho Square, Just beyond the Brew
cry, AMI are tired or thirsty, call at the
Pavilion OF William Tell,
so christenod by the Swiss Cleo Club There yon-
will find not only Beer fresh from the cellar and
Rhine vino grown on the banks of Trinity but IL
yon are hungry will feed you on bread and Swiss
or hand choose. will do all to make You comfoita.
BILE 80 that you will come again.
Very respectfully, .
CHARLES MEISTERUANS.
10 lmo-. At tho Brewery
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DALLAS HER AID.

aao'"g mole the reception of the South
can Cu,tivator for May with It's usual
qoauliiy Of interesting matter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
,PCT11REs MEETINGS. ETC.

DIR. Paul Hoffman viii deliver a lecture on " ne
.pane in Association evening The lecture pA'
been revised aud Endorsed By Prince TO-
The cornerstone of the new sd Regiment ArmoIy'
c, ,A Mrt ayes Brooklyn viii be laid at 2:9o p. to-day
Cen Msou,Ge Of 5oy Hodnsns stat viii deliver address
The thirty-seventh annual sermon before the Epis-
sop Board Of Missions preached last evening Calvary Church.
no Rbon II Wbprle Of Minnesota The remaining sessions and
services of the Board bed The Church Of the Holy sA'o
beginning TO-DAY at lOl q. m.
The lecture platform Of the United States is one
Of which condemned to death every spring 40"
come ont every Autumn stronger The Young Mems Christian
Association announces for coming Of lectures which
for variety and probably never been surpassed IL WI
oeneA on the LIST November by Bishop Smpon Who VIII DC
% bv Mr. Yates PoL the Rev MG Punshon george mac
Donsd Mr stowe Col Hay Mr.. Cough Prof hariceh ana NJ.
Pads On sneeeve FRIDAY evening" Association Hall one Z" s
Rooms in the cty the cannot isi to be SUCCESSFUL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
NETWORK CITY

Senator Henry Wilson arrived IN the city yester-
eay AID Ier, il for Washington last evening
A fourth story is TO be added to the new Post
once buing, only having originally contemplated
The steam-yacht EOthen arrived Oh Saturday from
Cowes Erganl having Brassey NJ P and family
The crosswalk between the tracks in West-st.,at
ever storm.
Arrests last week, 672; dodgers at station-house
z2s0 deaths s0 marriages IN loss from n fires 5525;
Insurance 5ioi taa procured he Labor Baresu 8s,
Minister Washbune arrived from France in the
steamer Saturday and agatd at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Before be leaves r Washington he vii be invited attend
dinner IN bic bolor at the Union League Club
The branch of the international Society which
No 70 sDust received Yesterday report from Mr. West
i.dega,c to International Congress Hague Mr. West eI.
Z 4mehes.
One Of the novel features of the Vienna EXPOSE
Zion will complete collection Of American uewspape
RANGE sccong Se' with eatsogue giving fal particulars win
sssture aa j. believed bat will be interesting
The International Cricket match arranged TO be
shaved az Ioose j. on Friday Saturday the Engh
Heve ., cy Philadelphia the de and the American
ee'e ly V,i Sy ~ 9' !, obsea wbS S
In the United States Circuit Court, on Saturday,
Jsise la d se The compliant she case off, J. Tnkham and
stbe ~ sheridan Collector Of this Port The claim for
recover e yalle Of 2e2 barrels Of distilled spirits, sIgd %
Bachlor lei % che Of D. fogg against the Blsh brig Wy
ls. e l Giants NUT f DO their claim on tie b o. ldlg Dat
tat they ea avail themselves Of Tie offer pay contribution
"a geieral 4ftiate
This weeks play win close the championship sea-
son for regular Tor Base BAH matches viii not close
srtl Thanksgiving Day OF he clubs which the @ for The
fbsupoasiip o. Boous ih comes md
the emblem o. be CHAMP for 1875
Tbe Maul neat games e b1hmor oeng urd and
ge 0urb But krg The average Of gm Hon ant o tle
All, ucs soal r BALTIMORE id end le uiuas rr'h
dave before November De- are tls remaining Of
a., s Iesee athletics aud na Baltimore clubs.
The GlamOrgau, the first steamship built for the
sor, Wake steam Eag CATION Company arrived o. i po Saturday
a t.y pioneer 5 from Caf.f She bhgfgg'd propeller Of goo
Isrs r, @ end 1856 feet Boz lefes 81 feet inches Dem ~ iee'
~ o t 3eJ lrI hss teo compound engine q $50 nominal
and $50 actual aggregate horepowe She tuei With modern in-
ssyem+us which 10 telegraph n ile Hheehoue Ia lf
n which Instant son uhict uou ANY
h MI 40 DE aer portion. She Gilmoga Th ~ o. neg ,lul
81. '''' ''''''''' ''' ''' '''''
About o'clock on Saturday evening, While Pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
SPAIN.
THE TELEGRAPH SYSTEM THROUGHOUT TIE

THE TELEGRAPH SYSTEM THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY TO BE IMPROVED.
MADRID. SATURDAY, Oct 26, 1877.
At the session of the Cores to-day, Senior Gorilla,
President Of The Council promised Senior Paua who
papo several DAYS ago condition Of the Spanish e
eb service that the Government wond bin authorizing
Y OoO 900 reals 10 BE- applied Improvement and reconueton
MADRID, Oct. n. 1872
The sections Of have authorized the introduction on Monday
he impeachment Of senoI Saasa and the Members
Of his Ministry.
The Committee Of the agreed to make favorable report oa
the resolution TO abolish capital punishment political ofens, which
was defeated SENATE Debate % the Army OH con
tuues 70 occupy TIE tine Of the Core. ...--s-- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
PROMINENT ARRIYALs.


FIN hrepue HOi6l-Ihe Hon. George :. Boutwell,,
Secretary Treasury the Hon T. B. Washtune Minister t.
Washington Solicitor B1nted %
Department Speaker Blaine Of House Of Represent
tTes Roscoe COnng Commodore Nemue u Navy the
Hon l. Fagg Of Troy ami George NJ Pullnin OF Cheago
Gfssy HOasW u. H. Terrell Assistant Postna.ierGenea and
Vermont n The Rev Dr. Dedhm Mass House
Prince Yure Mexico Judge J0sh G.. Abbott sud Judge
J. Osudysn Albenark Hob-Bishcp bgi indiana and H.
bons - Il"tS ldf9sfs Ile he' IN lebie-
n s A.. Asi5r H0lseThe Hon James NJ Ashley d Oh0., Metro
poan H0t-Heury COrd Of London. 81 Btc0a H0te-lsaae
Buckingham Of Cleveland. ECu Hou Ferdinand esloseh q
Fo5aQn HOuse-GenerAl Adm kag o. bti1ore end
Colonel John Hole Kentucky SteaM H0ust-Julge Noyes
At erm
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u,HE SCIENCE OF MIND, the central point

TIyHE SCIENCE OF MIND, the central point
,rovpd ub reyclvr whole sc o siene snd Is The hey
70 universal Lnovcdge stKpowlege which the heJ 70 the
s,.p.. of Mind h foa0l PnRgEOLOGY wch denouabe
basis Of Mental Philosophy Is shows how the dvetes Of human
,,,r and capacity rcsed the laws hamonres
The bemsn hing the Divine and jusaes the Of God 10
man. The Ohgn Of H The Origin Of the Races Physiology and
Psyehoosy PhysogBomy and The TnDanen sImTrovemeni
Happy Homes The Training Of Children, Social Re,iou Religious
Crecs Criminal Jurisprudence treated lengh in lhh
PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL which only 90 or,3 months
On Trial" 50 Address s. R. WELLS, $50 Broadway. n y
VANILLA HEANS for sale by
v nay RIM TAFT TYLER,
MUSTARD SEEDS, Importers,
RHuBARB ROOT. aOelAsL
CECOND-HAND SAFES, Bought. Sold, or
- Exchanged BUSH Co. SO ABhst. HeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

LOSS OF LIFE AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
CAUSED BY THE OVERFLOW OF THE RIVER Pc.
RoNE Saturday. Oct %, ls72
The floods on the banks Of the River Po caused by
n. overflow Of the waters Of stream not yet abaed Many
neron have been drowned and Of property destroyed
The Italian Minister Public WORKS who has gone to the scene Of de-
eor experimenting Of relieving the distressed people
RoxE, Oct D. 1871
The Italian Parliament ooHvoked for Nov 20 An order
will soon be issued lersugug enaTgug military districts Of
the ALPS nd Strengthening the garrisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
HOME NEWS.

THERMoMETER SATURDAY AT DICKINSoNs. IN PARE. ROW.
m-535 Noon-65o 3 o. m.-b3i2 Micught-5so
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
SAINT NOou-g4- D. m--5J3 Mid1icht-S1o
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
ABSTRACT REPORT BINDING AT P. OCT o.
HAEOnRTKI. IncteSl THEKMOMETER Degrees.
100 hean 5tL
Hs4imuu az D. m p. $3.50 Maximum Oct Z2.6dp
Minimum Oct 20 1908 Minimum at a. No. Oct 2i450
10 tange AJu
Oct 23-sn Il Amount of water. 90
24Rau from b a. % p n Amount Of vAer - inch
Oct $3.50 Amount Of water. - inch.
OCT. LIS a Amount Of water. .l5o inch.
Of wster for the 30 inch
Distance Travelled the wind during the wees. 81 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
FRANCE.
THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE CONSTITUTION
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE sUEz CANAL
COMPANY. 81 n. ,o-o

-TUF GOVERNMENT AND THE SUEZ CANAL
COMPANY. 49,, ~, DC 1917
The Paris papers foreshadOw the adoption at the
coming Of the National Assembly OF CONSTITUTIONAL ~
making a. Theirs Tor he creating an Upper Chamoef ana
the Office Of Vice President; partially emoleng the Assembly, and pro
vidjpz restrictions upon right Of universal suffrage
The Tribunal Of has decided against the clam Of me suei
Canal Company right alter their own authority The 'unnag uOe
@ rsq through the Canal The Company will probably
peal from the decz Of The Tribunal - ~. 90 TO-,
The evacuation Departments Of Name and Upper Name VIII
not be completed until Now
detachment Of French hospital sssauts their to the Camp
Of ChAons by train the town Of Chaons which
still occupied by They Immediately arrested and
their taken from them One Of the Frenehmen who busted
German sentinel the guard house for three days The
others were released and the Camp Of ChAcns
Nantes journal organ Of the Count Of Chambod appeals to the
orari,ts to unite aid ngho heir to the
throne nth heart sea- and sword.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY DECISION.

THE SAN JUAN BUUNUAhI DEOIoION'
LETTER OF THANKS TO THE EMPEROR WILLIAM
.--- BERLIN, Oct q, 1871
Mr.. Bancroft has written letter of acknowledge
msb to the Emperor william which he charged by the President
Of the United States Of the American people TO hAn lis
Majesty for the great pains be has and the attention which be
has devoted 10 the case growing Of the dispute between Great
Britain ane the United regard the Northwestern boundary
The letter closes with Of continued friendship and good
will between the United States and Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
heath OF A REPORTER.

Robert p Clifford formerly a TRIBUNE reporter,
died Saturday noon at the House this city ar bnef III
ness young mauhe only 20 years OF hgehe uan eAhu m
hs. esteem and respect by aaness duty and had personally
himself 10 his associates Early the Summer hos services IS
v editor were secured by NGshUue american Bdnh and be
his associations VIVID e Guy press
when be ftl a sudden victim to brain fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
SUMMARY OF THE BUSINESS
OF
GHB MUTUAL LlEE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEWBORN,
For twenty-eiaht years and eleven months from III
organization 10 Jan. L. 1871
RE Mutual LfYE INSURANCE CoMPAST OF EEW- YORK,
AcInARNIs DEPAkraEST. Oct9beT Ioll.
T. S. wINsToN, President,

NE nrru,t LfYz INSURANCE. ComPASY OF EEw.YoRK,}
AcTUARYs DEPARrAEST. October io'A
?. s. wEsTos. ESQ.,, Presiieat DC
DEAR SIR, In compliance your request that this Department
Statement Of the Condition and Monetary Ahar' oil
the COMPANY for the General Agents PoieTnod
points hsd the thoroughly examined and com
pared ny Assistants and By the Auditor
believe o be and rorthy Of all confidence
The great financial strength the Company and It's more than sui
seen pecuuay ability all It's obligations exhibited IN this
Statement my the low rate Of ordinary expenses and OF
Moy and which have characterized It's eKen
.pe IN the past facts which vital In the science and
business Life ASSURANCE the Company exhibits record Of success ana
an attitude urequ. by any other Company in this country or In
Europe
Our net prices aware based upon an
ANIMAL and the Mortality rates
the American Life Tablet selling prices called Omoe Premiums
percentage addition to these to cover expenses other an
Dealt, Claims Company since its organization returned to It's
Poe money Of Premiums increased Assurance
and for surrendered Policies nearly onehaf % OF its Cash Premin"
Receipts and paid cash deah and other Assurance claims but little
short Seventeen Million Dollars besides investing at Seven per cent
being Three per assumed Premiums Reserve Fund
Sufficient Company doing business on emae
principles m Obligations present and prospective amount
pg At the close Of asst year. to nearly Hundred and Pornne Nil
lion Dolars.
Results striking only have been secured BY the haouaI
practice Of ng economy expenditures great caution IN the eu0n
lives active vigilance investing the funds "e1 Dave
BEEN and are nov. constantly flowing into the Company
Moreover steadily the Increases the retains thus Jar
received from Agents and the current operations Of the
Home Office indicating in the amount Of our Assurance
Dollars during tho present year. over and above al
ts cancellations Respectfully submitted,
fsiu.d1 WIN H. q. BARTLETT Aetuary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
CUBA

sILiGHT STGGESs GAINED BY THE INSURGENTS
HAVANA, Oct. 2j via KEY WEST, Oct. 26.-One
thousand insurgents attacked the Of Gusa on the l9th inst and
burned 50 houses encountered and usei The
insurgents Seven o. and Of the spauiars killed.
PEP Gonzales leader ku1el h former com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
LEGAL ACTION IN THE MARA CASE.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 2G.-In the Court of Quarter
session, this morning DetAoney withdrew tie motion
that Mara be sentenced 70 imprisonment % account Of
m second attempted murder the ground that Tie Gov
euors pardon had cronced NaTat counsel IN argug Tor
new s urged Investigation Of the jury beng insane
TIE Jadge reserved bis dedslon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

rNIE best place in Ncw-Yorll TO buy reliable
Watches, lle Dlmoui rich fashionable Jcgr erag silver
Wedding Presents is SOURCES % FuolsL Diamonds spedaIi.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.-Buy all your
"a China, Glass Cocker Cooking rtasl &c, f. D. BASS.
fObDs Great Hoar1isl.us store Cooper Institute Blaz
STRUCTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically currI
y snle clust 4eioa osne,s p5euee Do
obe GeueIaye Organs 49, Daniels Nd i.i s4. ave-
DURE PAINTS and COLORS.-JOHN w.
u MASURY son. III Fuon-st Nrs York Speciality 10 Pure
PsIBA Send stamp f0T SAMPLE boob and nf.s ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

Ask your grocer or supply dealer for Doc
LKrs YEAsT POWDER The hest Baking Posdcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

BuRNrr1's Flavoring Extracts sold everywhere.

/ DESIRE TO FURNISH MY TESTIMONY IN BE-
HALF OF Dr. JAYSE MEDICINE TIE ExPEcToRANr
HAVE BEEN TWO WARS. AND
IT BpcANE 90 BAD LAST WINTER COULD
WALK OVER TWENTY NEITHER
COULD " CHOPPED WOOD BRIEFLY
FOR 1--WE xIsUTEs Would PAIL 20
FIRMLY HAD THs DIsEasH FINALLY, WAS
PERSUADED 10 AND noTTLR
IRON MRssEs HAwLEY BrcHEI PLACE, COMMENCED
usG IT, AFTER TAXING BOTTLEs NOW ABLE TO
DO AZ NucB Work IN 4 DAY NEGHBoEnooD,
AND ny COMPLAINT ESTHEIY THEREroRs COR
EHPECToRASr ONE TROUBLED WIFE
AsIHEA-Holaee Smedley, Ftehborg, Mich.
HORSE EPIDEMIC.
Dr. WotTs COMPOUND TAR has proved osse
horses city Used successfully where CaboIc Acd hes
proved inefficient No chance Of failure 80 preparation lie H. None
ea Full directions Accompany eac package Beware oi ooan
teIiets Fo sale Office No a West ThIy-third.sL
A.-Ihings are mixed-pOlitically, We mean.
Bot fact en and that you tie hanisonest HAT
introduced season yOs seek KSots 20 Broadway
Ask VOUr grocer or guDDlV GfqlpT for Doc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28
Silver.

STARR 81 MARCUS exhibit
at retail the largest stock Of Ster-
ling Silverware in the United
States by the Gorham Mfg. Co., and
submit to the public the following
facts:
1. The Standard is guaranteed
English Sterling 025-1, 600.
2. These Goods excel all others
in originality of design and perfec-
ton of workmanship.
3. This ware is growing daily in
favor, by reason Of its high charac-
ter and the unquestionable advan-
tage it offers in price.
4. The designs Of their Solid Sill
YER ARE NEVER REPRODUCED by
the Company in electro-plate.
Starr & Marcus,
jewelers.,
22 Johm.st.. up stairs