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NJ. MARIA LEACH.


bU9IVN IiIOHIlANDs, UCL- u 1Nls.
DR.. KENNEDY. Dear Sir;-l hereby certify that
was afflicted for 1--WE years with severe cough
and raising blood after any violent exertion
commenced taking your Prairie Weed about two
years ago and have not raised any blood for eight
medicine the health which vainly sought from
many physicians and medicines would be glad
TO have you refer any one to me who wishes to
know what the Prairie Weed has done for me
JAMES T. BICKNELL.
Letter Carrier. Boston Highlands Mass
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BURDSALL'S
EMINENT !
Established Twenty Years.

Is THE ORIGINAL GENUINE PREPARATION
OF the Arnica Flower, or Leopard's Band and
contains oil Its wellknown healing properties in an
eligible form for external application, and as such
II highly recommended by all the members OF the
Medical Faculty, familiar with the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of the wonderful plant particularly
In cases Of BURNS, Tor which Ii is singularly ar-
phcable, possessing the wonderful property Of al
laying pain the instant 1t Is applied.
II is an IRrdluGJle Cure .f5r
BURNS, scALDS, sPRAINs,
RHEUMATISM, CnILBLAINS
INFLAMMATI0NS, BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS,
sWELLINGs, NEURALGIA,
CHAPPED HANDS, AND ALL PAINS,
And Equally toeH adopted for Horses.
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~ W llAhh 0is NtN OFk, May Z, 1874
The G. y. Brown Chemical Company are now the
sole propr' etors OF Or. {. r. Browns Young Amer
lea Liniment and arc determined 10 prosecute TO
the full extept OF the LaS all persons making or
selling the imitation or counterfeit article
CAUTION.-This Eminent having been extern
sively counterfcited the propretors have felt the
necessity Of projecting the public by having pri-
vate revenue stampengrayed expressly for IT, which
stamp will he found over the cork Of every bottle
Of the genuine. IL representsa handsome steed led
by a groom, and IL encircled by the words, ''DR C.
r. BROWNS YOUNG AMERICA LININENT."
DR.. G. " Browns Young America Liniment, has
been found to be sure and speedy for the new
Horse Disease FLUENZA.
DIaECrIoSs.-Rub the Neck and Throat with the
Liniment once day; and mix q table spoonful OF
u In the horses food for two three nights They
must be fed only soft feed, the water they drink
! and hlankatad. f.sdIm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MIN from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re
stored lmpediments To Marriage removed New
method OF treatment. New and remarkable RENE.
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
yelOpes.
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Seutk
Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pam Instifntion
having high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. 3-24dSN9m
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Important to the Afflicted.
Pierce 81 Co.'s
INDIAN IMMINENT.
TIE GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

THIS MEDICINE ALTHOUGH CAILLD AIN
! imeTi IL the best internal remedy ever offered 10
popular medicines OF the day have failed to give re-
liei: the reason for this il Obviuus il contains
medicinal virtues which no other medicine Possesses
being compounded from fifteen distinct subs tances
-ome % which contain the most highly nutritious
and vi-alizins properties IN WV in combination
wish other medical virtues which neu-
traiize all morbid poisonous seCrgtjons and Grad
icac them from the system Il supplies food for the
blood elasticity and strength to the muscles gives
tone and Vl-9r 10 The nervous system in short, ar
an internal Aud external remedy. It has equal.
and confirms 10 mineral substance. II IL = safe and
speedy cure for the following complaints. hheuma-
tjsst Neuralgia Diptberia liberated sore Throat,
Dy-yut7ry- plsrrJwa. Erysip=as Sal Rheum, Can
krr in Toe Mouth or stomach, fCisuu Piles, Kidney
Juiupi-iu1. Crsmp, Scaids aud Burns. Headache,
EGWrhe. T0othaCr. Cbilbiaius, Chapped LANDS q.
L FIERCE & co ProprietUts, 2s5 high ST, Prov
ideuce K. / sold by all Druggists.
iuuel0dmWfiy
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Carrier, Boston Highlands, Mass

Sold by all Druggists at 800 yer bottle. Manu-
featured by DIR. KENNEDY, 100 Warren street,
Roxhury, Mass, a.idiy
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,

BRfAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Cure OoUGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, SOM
THROAT, HoARBEHEss. DIFFICULT BREATHIso In
c1PIENT CoSsUMPrIoE AND LUNG DISEASES. They
have no taste OF medicine, and any child will take
them Thousands have been restored to health that
mad before despaired Testimony gwen in hundreds
o. cases Ask for BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS.
Price 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES, Propne-
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M-ASTA'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALS+M

possesses this rare combination Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances, with their bsaic medic
ina properties il BE- taken at any time and IN
der ali circumstances with perfect safety.
70 While it promptly and efectusly arrests iTri-
tstion Of the aifpassages and the lungs, and rapidly
relieves cough, it renders them further assistance
mueus, and at the same time imparts strength and
vigor to the whole system
Sold by all Druggists aud Apothecaries Throughout
the New England States.
For sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGSTON,
Z RRUENERT.
SMITH Il BONNEY
EMIL kUALER.
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ESTABLISHED IN IS59-Five hundred Thousand
people throughout L. S and Canadas, have used
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Watch Buyers Attestion

The undersigned
respsctfullycall at
tentiou Of persons
contemplating the
purchase Of watch
es to the superior
ity Of the celebrat
ed Nicklc Move
ments, manufac
'tured by Messrs.
BOKEL Il COUR-
NOISIER, Of Neu-
chatel, Gents and
Ladies sizes, Key.
and Stem Winders
q uarte T-piat e
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.

Prepared by j GARANCIFRE
No. Ola Rns Lombard. Paris.
These pills highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty of France the very best remedy
IN all cases Of Spermatorrh era, Seminal Weakness
Weak Spine Deposits IN the Urine; Nervous De-
hility and all the CHASTITY train Of Diseases arising
from Abuse and Secret Habits They when ali
other remedies fail and have been used with asonish
ing success by the leading French Physicians during
the past y years. Pamphlet nf Advice IN each box.
will be sent Free 10 any address Price . per
Box. sent by mail. seeur~V sealsd from an obaer-
cation. receipt Of pnce by any sdysrtlssd Agent
OSCAR e. MOSES. f. GOIlTt #sAilr ST NV HoHK.
Aule General A eentfor amofiea-
Sold by u snscr & Thomas and Smith & Bonncy
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;TLADlEs rsEEraEucyLAE NOTICE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON THE BREAKFAsT, LUNCHEON, DINNER AND SUP
PER TABLE
LEA & PERKINS Worcestershire
Sauce
IS INDISPENSABLE.

JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York
1017dtts&wly Agents Tor the L. >
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wv &C s

hnFMFo eyerywhcru 10 sell our new ant nov
H6eMIS al Embroidcriug Machine, send Tor
Illustrated Circular, TO the Mckee
Msh Urn Manufacturing Company, BOZ Broad
WAM IL ,yuv New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-26

correction and give the ton days no.
tico required by the law, The people
Of this state have been too long ; an
pied wloor The heel OF oppression to
feel easy under anything but u sIrid
compliance with law 40 deeply Affect
Ing their rights us froemen, In the
name OF the people we call upon Mr..
Laws to correct this error 10 revive
aud republish his notice In relation 10
every precinct wherein he has proyid-
ed for Registration TO commence com
mence isthe language ofthe law after
the 18th of August, which ls The nine
tlcth duy after the passage Of the acl
We want no let-up, no gtcss-work,
no gaps left open for Radicals to seize
upon; but II strict compliance with the
law, that the voice Of the people may
be legally expressed and heard, and the
men of their choice elected without
contested elections.
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r,,r AunANsAs STATE FAIR.

We are In receipt Of the catalogue
and list Of premiums Of the Arkansas
State Fair, which commences on the
18th of October, and also the following
letter from w D. Blocker, ESD, See
rotary Of the Fair Association;
l.ITTLH Rock, Ark, July u, ~.
10 the Editofol The Dallas Herald:
SIR: ! would call your attention ana
that Of your readers to pages y and 20
of our Fair Premium List, where II Will
be- seen that the Chamber Of Commerce
have offered u 500 in premiums for the
hest bales of cotton exhibited, aud that
the counties OF Texas, north Of the
Southern Pacific, and east of the Texas
Central, are invited to compete for
these premiums. Asboth these roads
pass through your county, II would be
within the prescribed limits, and we
would be pleased to See it represented
ut the Fair, which commences on the
18th of October next.
Before that time your city and ours
VII be connected by rail, and the
transportation charges will he light.
The entry fee is only one dollar per
bale, and all cotton exhibited can be-
sold on the Fair Grounds, free Of eX-
pense, ut full prices.
Respectfully,
W, d. BLOCKER,
Sncretnry Enir Association.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets a prominent point,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignmcnts of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing a real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, rs instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignmcnts. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References: Swindells &
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams & Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas &
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. M. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock & Row
land, st. Louis; T. c. Jordan e. Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt, Hare, Caron-
delet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. HlBBLER & co.
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

1 IVES there Il man, lives there woman,
! 4 so lost to reason, that he or she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau
ty? What II Joy and delight to stand and gaze
upon healthy and beautiful woman! But,
can there be beauty without health? List to
me, ye thousands of sickly, puny, suffering
females:
II you are annoyed with any lingering fe-
male complaint and desire immediate relief,
procure ut once one or two bottles of pr.
DromgoOle's English Female Bitters, and be
restored to health Sold by druggists and
merchants. Address
DIR. j. y. DR0MGOOLE,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Womans Medical Adviser, only IS cents.
Address as above. l2ldAw4m
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Secretary Fair Association.
THE IMPORTANCE OF REGISrRA-
TION TO THE DEMOCRATS OF Dali
LAS COUNTY.

<SHr >OpNshs
In all candor, let US say TO every
man in Dallas county, who Is opposed
to the Expressions heaped upon us for
years past, by military and Radical
rule, you owe asolemn duty to your
self, your family, your neighbors and
your country. That duty is plain,
simple and easy Of performance. is
for each of you, at the appointed
times, in your own newly established
election precincts, to 60 forward and
be registered asa voter, and Oh the I'd
day of December next to 90 to the
same place and vote for the men of
your choice for the various State, dis
trict, county and precinct offices then
to be filed.
The County Court Of Dallas county
has already divided the county into
aixteen election precincts, the metcs
and boundso of which have already been
published in this paper. The same
court, on Monday next, will prob
ably establish another election precinct,
the voting place to be at Hutchins, to
which the good people of Lancaster
give u ready assent. The law contem-
plates the convenience of the people
being the rule to govern the county
court, us it'should do.
The district clerk, as chief registrer
of the county, has already published
his notice, by board bill and in the
= Dallas News, Of the times and place ut
which registration Is to take place. We
think he has made a serious error in
not fixing the same days in each pre-
cinct throughout the county, and in
not publishing the boundaries of the
precincts with his notice, so as to let
every man know where he belonged az
. voter BY prolonging the period of
registration IN some of tho prc.
cincts beyond the ninety days after
the passage of the registration act
he has left open the door for contested
elections. Thot error should vet be
corrected, and the registration books
be opened in every election precinct
some time in the period between sixty
ana ninety days after the passage of
the registration law, which was the
18th of May, lS73--or, in other words.
between the l4th Of July and the l3th
dfy of August, 1873, for the law ex-
pressly provides, In the proviso to the
third section, that the first general reg
istration under the provisions of this
section shall commence "not less thou
s'xfy nor more than ninety days from
and after the passage OF this act.n
Registration in precincts commenc.
ing more than ninety days after tn,
passage Of the act, may well be vet n,
by defeated candidates as grounds f.
contest. Mr.. Laws, our District Clert
should revise and republish his notice
80 INTERPRETATION In oil the precIuc,
shall commence before the expiratIo,
of the ninety days, which viii he q
- xo.a- . a =. - Ia s.1. - W
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DIR. }. W. MILLER,


Respectfully informs the citizens OF Dallus
that he graduated In the Virginia state Med
ical College, March, 1851 was surgeon NJ
ChymboraAo Hospital, Richmond, Virginia,
during the war. That was one OF the largest
In the Coulrderacy; there was ample room
for 5000 patients. lie has been IN active
practice In Virginia from the close of the war
until the cath day Of December, 1872, when he
left for Texas. lie has located In this city,
and offers hlsservices to the public. Refer to
MeSsrs. Clark & Bryan.
RD'Onice and reSidcncr--North OF Cumhcr-
land Presbyterian church, between Houston
and Jefferson streets 29tlSm
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and special dirpatrhcs ron ~ vi p naTI, :"
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nnbllahed In Texas north 81 AusllIl INV "
a.. nautical course and IN fnilllly
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iIdence OF the people 81 Nollno'n i" AIN
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many more new ones, we fesp''''u''F wv
lioli tho fnyor " the people
rnpNs Of s,bScrlpion md rates OF auVcr'
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Publishers.
The sun., 1873-08-22
PREPARING FOR THE VAR ram.
Mourning in the Pawuce Camp Nnitins for
the Full Moon aud ReNense-Many War
riors Flocktng to the Pawnee-.


Mr.. Julius Meyer returned yesterday
from visit to the Pawnecs. He speaks the IAN
guage, has frequently traded with the tribe Tor
indian curiosities, and has many friends among
them. 1hey may frequently be seen about his
Farnam street wigwam when they come To
turn his hospitality with Interest.
ON this visit he found the tribe camped three
miles from their reservation, across the Loup:
The warriors were painted in black, and signs Of
their great grief were every where visible. lie
talked with their chiefs and with several war
riors. and but one sentiment seemed tu pcrNade
them all ll-soirpw for their loss IN their late en-
gageInent with tho sioux and "a determination
Mr.. Meyer had an interesting interview with
ono of the chiefs whose Indian name Is lirra
Cawa La sharro. lie said the Pawnc.s had made
up their minds - hgut the sioux, and nubuuy,
not even the Government. should stop them.
lie said that his people mourned more bee !use
the Sioux had Killed their wives and children
than they would If d like number II warriore
had been slain. that the sioux had only killed
TWENTY-FIVE men, but that they scMped women
who were non-com batants and detenceess. lie
said that they made great hre OF btdalu which
they had c1utured from the Pawnees and then
threw their babies upon II and burned them
alive.
Mr. Meyer saw two squaws who had been
scalped by the Sioux. one was the wife OF SKY
Chief who was Killed. They were lying on the
ground in great distress, ana 1t was believed
that they would not live more than another day.
while the chief was talking walls Of distress
could he heard IN every part W the camp. lhe
! friends, and that they would mourn together
! TIL the full moon then they would 20 ana hSht
the Sioux. lie sad that tho ptoes' Minueha-
goes, Omahds, ipnCds, ana dnctpnese we're
their friends, AID that altogether they could
/ muster a force OF between Loco aud 2Vn men.
/ On his way Ua, X Mr. Meyer met 0fty Otoe men
! guins T. the Pawnce camp. They brought with
| them number of horses. which they designed
! IA "A preseut To the paAvnees lie did not count
them. but thinks there were at least 100.
! Mr. " iilldns, "A white man who lives with The
/ PawDee> and acts ds assistant 70 their " farmer, .
! who talked with MIR. Meyer that he sioux were
: IA the vicinity on the DAY oi the atlaSk' but the
The sun., 1873-08-22
sURRENDERING BELOVED CHILD.
An Adopted Girl Carried Out Of Court
Room Screaming by her Father.
ffODl Me 81 L0uI3 NepUJAf0lI.

A peculiar and affecting case, in which
the power obtained through writ OF habeas
corpus was exercised, occupied the attention Of
judge Covn yesterday, and wrought more upon
the sympathes of the officers of the court and
the spectators than any which has been tried for
many long day.
Five or six years ago one John Tobin and his
wife cultivated mutual dslikes until there was
hseparation-the husband claims because of the
Incorporate habits Of the wife. They had two
children, which Mrs. Tobin was allowed to re-
tain, and one Of whom was Lizzie Tobin, then
two years old. The husband does not appear
TO have taken any concern about the
because the latter were Troublesome charges
then or not has not been stated, but
he dropped out Of their history after the
separation, and only turned up lew weeks ago
In lns Mrs. IObin died al the CITY Hospital and
the question arose as To where home could be
found for the orphans, Mrs Dillon, one Of the
nurses, was solicited by an aunt of the girl
Lizzie 10 find couple who would rear and edu-
cate her their child, and such was found in
wn, and Mrs. Blake, themselves chidless The
child WAS taken to the comfortable home pro-
yded and grew up the past five years the pride
of the small household, and becoming the centre
OF their affections.
Then, when sne was seven years old Tobin put
In an appearance, representing that he had for
nearly '6vo years been ignorant Of her where
abouts. lie demanded possession Of the grown
I'm rlrl ana Hlake, under all the circumstances
Of the case, refused to crafty him. Tobln had
married again since the deeth Of bis wife, ana
being seconded n his demand by wife No. =, al
though she was stepmother, he invoked the
power Of the law An alternative writ being
obtained, the girl was brought into court by the
Blakcs yesterday. She was well dressed and sat
between them playing with a fan entirely ignO-
rant of the affair In which she was the cunspiou-
| Gus figure Blake in bis return to the writ set
| forth that the child had been given to his wife
| at the city Hospital 10y the aunt that he had
| ever since treated her with kindness and
affection that he had no children OF his own,
and that both himself and wire are strongly
| attached 10 the little girl that he
| is able TO provide for ali her wants,
! and is willing to raise and educate her as
! his own. that he does not know of his own
knowledge who is the father of the child, but
admits that John Tobin claims to be the father, -
| and that. as " In duty bound, he will oheerfuly
| abide by the decision Of the honorable Court In
| the premises" IL was not disputed that Tobin
The sun., 1873-08-22
AinnmtiaI.
AND PACIFIC

TEXAS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Chartered by the United states dovernmsnA
YIRsT MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. GOLD COUPON
AND REGISTERED
CONSTRUCTION BONDS.
Authorized by Acts Of Congress-
with Sinking Fund,
AND FREE FROM GOVERNMENT, STATE, AND
OTHER TAXES,
issued only Completed Road,
AT 70 PER CENT.
And interest In Currency.
These Bonds ave secured by . SINKING FUND and
By FIRST MORTGAGE, covering the Compsny's Line
through to the Pacfae Ocean, with is equipment fran.
ehises, &C.. including upward Of i5,op.CO ACRES OF
LAND, donated BY ne Government OF the Usitsd
States, to aid in the construction Of the road.
I. EDGAR THoM%soS, % sud Try:tees ,ss Of the
THOMAS A. SCOTT, President Of Company.
FIRST SERIES Issued only a. rosa V constructed on
the Eastern Texss Dlvision-a04 rntles Of ROAD
So MILES or ROAD ~ opERATION.
Frem SHREVEPORT TO pAthrAso and from MAR
siihLL to Jhstsas0,H .,,, ., a.vored on
40 additional miles OF road Tra.s now Delng Ia At
the rate o. ore Nile Per DAY Ws% somnnsne.h n,a on
T6f.. Bonds are emitted to the bensu Of sinking
lands, u amount equal 70 one Per ,ht on az out
standing bonds to be deposited with the n,,ees ann.
% no OF 6ccds M Ps s sey 81 91 ~. oS sons Py
Tor any Of me lands donated by the United seitcs
Government bonds and an other s.euites
bonds, without expense 10 the lny'stor ,, =. ,,.
lsmphlots, maps. and fuIl nfCrmatlon @ vi VII os iof
EDN'D D. RANDOLPH& 4 CO, New York
X ii A ID.
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