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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
Ioh Moeae, SIR JAS. CLARKE,s
vOu WtOoOo FEMALE pElE.s

Are extensively counterfei'ed, pislonest drug
gisis endeavor to sell he counterfeits TO make
greater profits, The genuine have the name Of Job
Moses 4 . each package. All others are worthless
limitations. The genuine Hills are unfHling in the
cure nf all those painful and dangerous diseases 10
which the female constitution Is subject. They
moderate all excessive and all suppression Of
the menses when caused by cold Inflammation dis.
ease In I'll nervous and Spinal afae tions,
pains In thu lack or limbs fatigue on slight exer-
tion. paptation Of the aeart Mysteries aud whites,
they ~ill elect q cure Which all other means have
failed, aud although very 20 wsrfu contain nothing
hurtful TO the most delicate constitution.
Circular in English, German and French around
each bottle gives full direction and advice.
The genuine pills are sold 1t most drug stores,
but 10 your druggist can not supply the genpipe,
do not be persuaded 10 accept avg counterfeit or
bogus article, but send one dollar to the sole pro
frirtor job M,,ses is Corilandt street, New York,
with name Of express Office at which You will call
for the package, and bottle Of the genuine lils,
securely and safely packed in plain wrA er will be
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STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF DALLAS.
- Whereas, on the 10th day of September, A. u.
1872, q. II. Kanady made aud executed certain
deed OF trust to secure a. Mays Ia the payment Of
certain proniissory note for the sum Of six hun
dred and seventeen and 50 100 dollars, gold, with
interest at per cent, per month, from August g.
A. T.. lST2 and. whereas, 10y the terms of said decd
Of trust, was made trustee, and whereas, the said
&ccd of trust has not been CONF lied with by the
said q. u. Kanady, therefore. in compliance with
Instructions from the said u. q. Mays, | will pro.
coed,
ON THE 5rH DAY OF JULY, A. b. 1878,
10 sell the following described property, ms named
in the said deed of trust, to-wt 'rhe following
described tract parc. land lying In the county
Of Dallas, Sta sior0sRl, and improvements there
on, tp'wit two story irarae building, situated In
kanRdy's addition to the town OF lIutchins on the
Central iiailraad, 80 feet front by 100 feet back In
block No. 2, lot No. 9 also the said block No. 2
and lot M. d, In the town and county aforesaid.
record In book q, page 2Sl, records of Dallas
county, to the highest bidder for cash, in gold, In
front Of the Court House door, In the city OF Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas.
lOjdlta9w3t J.. NJ. HAMMOND, Trustee.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCK7
CAPITAL PRrzI, $4,000
Drawing to Take Place on July 9th

TIME THIRD DRAWING OF TIE GIFT CON
J. GET In aid OF the Public Library Of Kentucky
will come on POSITIVELY, on the Sth of July,
1873. Governor Bramlette, the manager has as
.urred H. Public that ii slal take place at that
time and with the hearty concurrence OF tho Triis-
tees, has declared that the prizes shall not he
''scticd" in any degree, hut shall he paid in full
Mr. Nrach The cashier of the Farscrs' and brewers
Bank of Louisville, has publsAoia certificate, over
his own signature, hat the Library now has on de-
post in his bank the sum Of sh5O0nO The S5uO,Olo
then offered in prizes, will be paid in full, with no
,clnction whether more tickets he sold or not aud
the holder of the lucky number which calls for the
capiinl prize viii receive SluOO the next lhcNicSt
$50 900, the next S25,OO, etc, all the 200 prizes
through. Ii will be remembered that at the last
drawing the prizos scaled one."nrih aud the
holder of the ticket which drew he capital prize re.
coiveh S75OO0. The 50 10 tick fol this drawing
has been far uNcXampiod, aud IL is saic In assume
TINT ut least SO0D0, if not more, will he sold Tick
cts are sold ut The rate OF $40 for whole tickets :
81 f,r halves 81 20 for quarters. The enterprise
in aid of which these gift cprcrGts are held is n
magnificent one. The Trustees have pun cha~ d
Messenger Hall, an immense building on neei the
most p"puous thorpughfares Of Louisville, at cost
1fs2lO,O0O. This superb cdifce has II front of l6s
feet, and contaius n thsater library OF 10000 or
81, 900 volumes (Which number ihe Trustees are
constantly increasingly, and meseun. 1t should be
rrmem hcrod that tho prizes which are nfrrci are
all CASH ; and the holders OF lucky nuinheis are
not uired 10 receive the proceeds of their tickets
in real estate Il doubtful value, or any prn;erty
which may bca drug upon the market, but are paid
in green backs. 3SwtjNS
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IT Lead to II ppiness
L FEMALE REGULATOR +!


II will bring the Menses relieve all pain Mt the
monthly ''Periud' cure Rheumatism and Neural.
gia OF back aud Uterus; Lencorrhca or whites"
and partial Prolapsus Uteri; check excessive flow,
and correct all irregularities peculiar to ladies'
1t will remove all irritation of kidneys and blad.
icr relieve Costiveness; purify the blood give tone
aud strength to til" whole system; clear the skin,
imparting rosy hue to the check, and cheerfnlness
to the mind.
1t isas suroa cure In all the above diseases as
Quinine Is In chills and fever.
Ladies can cure themselves of all the above dis.
oaseB without revealing their complaints 10 any per
son, which is always Notifying TO their pride and
modncsty.
1t ID recommended by the best physicians and he
clergy.
LAGRANGE, Ca, March 23,;1S70
BRADFIELD 4 Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sirs II
take pleasure Ia stating that have used for tie last
twenty yeats, the medicine yos are now putting up,
known AS pr, J. Bradiclds Female Regulate or, aud
cons !cr IL the best combination COTTON togeth.
er for the diseases for which ii is recommended.
have heen familiar with TIE prescription both as u
practitjo ner Of medicine and in domestic practice
aud can honestly say that consider tia boon To
suffering females, and bs hope that every lady
In oar whole land, who may be suffering in any way
peculiar their SEX may he able to procure bot.
lie, that their sufcrs;s siay not only be relieved
but that they may he restored to health and
strength. With my kinlest regards,
l am respectfully, W. ID. FEERELL, VI. D.
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rfl pgrshaEe and sell lands and city prop
erfy Investigate and perfect titles, locate land
certificates, and collect claims in any part q
tlle State, Prompt attention viii be given all
business intrusted TO us.
Refer to Mai. w. W. Walton, Spencer a Nc
Gill, Austin Ball, Hutchins 4 Co., r.. r
George, Galveston; 4. 7. Hart a Co., Wheel
oci, Finlay 4 Co., New Orleans; w. n. Green
law, Memphis, Tennessee; +. u. Chase a Co.
Louisville, Kentucky; Cochrane, McClane
Co., w, III. schiefiln & Co. New York; vii
son, Hood 4 Co, Philsdeiphia; Aatmaduk'
. 4 Brown, y. Louis, atKsn
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WHERE DICKENS SLEErs.--Death took
Charles Dickens suddenly, but who shall
say he seized upon him unprepared Our
shift may be short as the lightening's fash
or We may humble over our beds for three
score years, and die unready. 1t is sutii-
cient for us to know that God took him in
IL is own good time, and that he had been
permitted to fill place in the history of
his age, to enjoy career and accomplish
life work which kings and conquerors
might envy. That life-work accomplished
he sleeps in Westminster Abbey. There
was proposition that he should be buried
in Rochester Cathedral, Rochester, which
is the Cloisterham of Edwin brood, close 10
his old Scottish home, but England spoke
out demanding that her great son shou Id
be laid among the ashes Of the dead in
that poet's corner which has been con Sc
Grated to the greatest, wisest and best Of
her countrymen. And there he lies at the
foot of Handel, and Mt the head OF Sheri.
dan, with Richard Cumberland resting on
his right hand, and the great historian,
Macanly, on his left. His grave is near
tho foot Of Addison's statue, and Thack-
ery's bust looks down ON the last resting
place of his old friend Dr.. Johnson and
Garrick lie within o few yards Of him,
while separated from Dickens grave by
the statues Of Shakespeare and Sou they
and Thompson are the memorials Of rare
Ben. johnson, glorious John Dryden, no.
bio John Milton and boast of other wor-
thies, each of them the glory of English
literature in his day. llE .lu,
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THE CARD Of Drs. Keller & Pharis,
which appears in our columns to-day, an
nounce tho fact that these gentlemen have
located themselves in our city for the pur-
pose Of practicing their profession. The
following notice, which we clip from a
Woodvillo Miss paper, tho place of DR..
Kellers nativity, speaks for itself, and
will sufficiently express the esteem in
which ne is held by those who know him /;
"Dr. G. E. Keller has recently returned
among us on q visit frem his now home
In Texas, and at the solicitation of his
friends, will remain IN woodvilo for two
or three weeks longer which he proposes
10 devote to professional labor. DR.. X. is
well known in this community rs the most
exported and skill Dentist that ever prac-
ticed in this place. He is occupying DR.. ].
F. Terrelrs office. Those desiring to avail
themselves Of his services should call on
him at once. 8Hlst'
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nALLAs SPRINGS ACADEMY

Is now open for the reception Of private pupils,
The present session began February 5, and will con-
tinue four calendar months, The course Of study
embraces three departments the Primary, Inter.
mediate and Academic. 1917 ,I.
RATES OF TUITION PAYABLE MONTHLY.
.st -r, QN.CoIN.)
PRiMAnr--Incmdipg spelling, roading, writing,
ground rules Of arithmetic, and primary geography
per month, 80 on.
lNrrRhEDIArE--Includ lng practical arithmetic,
English grammar and Geography, per month, So 60
3AeAnEhIc- lncnding algebra, history, English.
composition, natural philosophy chemistry, &C.,
per month 81 %. -
Students Of the higher mathematics or langu ages
will DO charged one dollar extra. Pupils may enter
Many time, but will be charged for tho entire
month, except cases Of protracted sickness,
Tho school Is open to both sexes but NC soon as
practicablca competent principal will DO appointed
to take charge OF an exclusively girls der artment.
Parents and persons interosted are cordially In.
vited to visit tho school and inspect its manage
ment, Call upon or address
NV. MARTIN,
NJ d'w&wSw Il Sal, Principal,
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Meeting of the Council,Last Night

Meeting of the Council Last Night
Present--His Honor, Ben. Long, Mayor,
and all the Aldermen, except DR.. Cochran
and Capt. Lane:
The Committee appointed and instructed
to examine and report upon the condition
and repairs necessary upon the bridge on
Commerce street, asked for further time
granted.
Motion, by Capt. Swnk, that DR.. Ewing
and Alderman Bryan be appointed ccm-
mittee to secure vacant house situated
in the suberbs Of the city, belonging to
Capt. Lane, to be held for the use Of small
pox patients, should that disease make It's
appearance in this city--carried.
The Board was then addressed by Col
Mccoy, who presented q petition in the
interest Of the Texas G. Pacific railroad, in
which he stated that the record granting
the width of 80 feet along the Pacific
Avenue, to said company had been
marked void by some one to him I'M
known, and after explaining the history
Of the entire action had by the eople and
authoritos of the city, relative to the
grant of said right, concluded his remarks
by asking the adoption Of an ordinance
ratifying this grant for the width OF 81
feet along said avenue. Members OF the
Board stated that an easement along said
street was granted said Railroad Compa-
nv, but that the grant did not compre-
bend the whole street. Petition was ia
bled.
On motion Of Capt. Swink, the Secreta-
~ was requested to explain the entry Of
the word "void' across tho record, VIII ich
was complained of by Col. Mccoy, Attor-
new for Texas and Pacific railroad, who
stated that the ordinance making grant
had never been properly passed by the
Bosrd-was illegal, and had been entered
in the records through mistake.
1t was moved and carried that this ex-
PLANTATION BIO spread upon the minutes
The petition of John II. Cole, John h.
Cochran and W. II. Thomas, praying that
the Council petition the Legislature, ask
that the corporate boundaries be so chan g.
ed as to except 200 acres Of their lands,
subject to overflow from the Trinity riv-
err, was referred to q special committee,
Austin, Bryan and Capy were appointed
said committee.
Petitions OF ]. d. Donnell and c. II
jenkins, asking the appointment, respsc-
lively, Of Street Commissioner, were de-
ferrod for action.
The committee on claims reported, re-
commencing the allowance Of DR.. Jansco's
claims for medical services rendered, less
one half the amount charged.
The account Of Mr., Rafferty, Of $50 fol
burrying pauper allowed. ..s
Adjourned until Wednesday evening.
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Mayors Court.

Mayors Court.
Two or three evildoers were up before
the Mayor this morning, upon the usual
charge Of ''drunk and down" Depraviiy
has not ms yet attSined any great deyol.
opment in our city, and with the excsp-
tion Of occasionally disordcrly conduct,
due to the potent influence of mean whis-
ky, we have but little to complain Of Va.
riety is tho spice Of life, and the daily re-
ports we are forced to publish from this
tribunal are monotonous ad ndusedm.
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ThcCre.sing

Tho Crossing
0fthe Central railroad, on Ross Avenue
Is rendered impossible by the high grade
Of tho road, and tho bitches on either side.
Preparations have been made for remsdying
tho evil, but for several weeks work has
been suspended, to the great inconvenience
of largo number Of people living east OF
Mis- road. A few days work would make
same passable, and we call tho atten-
Son Of tho railroad company to it,, with
the hope that We will hear no more CON-
plants.
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Reserve Your Orders

Reserve Your Orders
For Furniture until The arrival OF the
Immense stock in that limo now under
way for Goslin & Co., successors to ]. Il. D.
Blades, Main stree, corner Of Lamar, ID
block from the square.tf
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The inimitable delineator ofeverything
funny, and ono Of the finest original men
OF his age, will give our citizens an OPP
portunity of seeing his bright, genial face,
and of hearing his sweet, we'll cultivated
voice tonight, in the rule and order laid
down in his programme. Harry is no or
binary man, and desorvedly stands at the
head Of his profession. AS author and
actor, there are none better, and We hope
his advent to our city will DO rewarded
with full house.
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DR. HUGHES
INFIRMARY,
... ,-."- .l %
DALLAS TEXAS,
DIR. L. q. HUGHES


Begs leave to inform the ctiz,ns OF Dallas and vi.
cnity that he has permanently located In this city,
with view of 'oting him 'elfto the treatment Of
such diseases as ho has made specialties, besides
continuing the general practice OF the profession Of
medicine, in which he has been engaged in this
State for he last % years. He is provided with al
the necessary instruments and modern improve
ments for the performance of all surgical opera
tons, aud more particularly those pertaining 10
diseases of females and to this branch Of the pro-
fesson will continue to give special attention.
Once hours from 0 to IL and from to g. Office
over the Drug store Of Dr.A. NJ. Cochran.
Ladies' desiring to consult him Professionally can
do no from TO 3r.M., at his residence corner of
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from distance,
when desired will he received aud treated ut his
Inrimary, adjacent thereto. ......
Being stranger in this section OF the State, and
this beipga new enterprise iu this city, by perns-
sion, for professional character and otherwise, he
has the honor to refer to
John Henry Brown 4 Son, Dr. A. NJ. Cochran,
Maj. r. 0. Jordan, W. G. Randall Brother.
Nov. 2,-S:6mos.
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TINE STATE OF TEXAS,

To all persons interested in The Estas Of Robssan Ross
deceased
George Parks, Administrator OF tho Estate Of
Robson Ross deceased, has filed in the District
tho sale of two hundred acres of land off the East
side Of six hundred and forty aero tract ofland in
Dallas County, patened in the namo Of P. Taylor.
which Will be heard, at the next term Of the said
Court commencing on the frat Monday, in Feb
ruary, A ID 1873, at tina Court House, in the City
and county Of Dallas, and State Of Texas At which
time oil per'ons interested in the Estate Of said
Robson Ross, deceased, may appear and contest
the same II they see proper
49, Witness John M. Laws Clerk OF
(sEaT,\ the District Court OF Dallas County:
| 49, Given under my hand and the Seal Of
~ " said Court, at Office, in the City II Dali
las, this 10th day Of January, A DlS73,
en- JOHN N. LAWS, Clerk, d. G. D. C.Tex1
by Y CooMBFs Deputy:
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Look Out

Look Out Sos, 4
For the circulars esnta ming the re-
dnced price list on Queens and Glassware.
It will pay you TO buy now, as these low
figures will only rule for Is days. At the
expiration Of that time dosin g. Co. eI.
pect thor mammoth stock Of Furniture
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Take up by W. Il. Snow and estrayed before Jno.
ID. Keerfoot }. p, precinct No. l, one bay horse,
about 70 years old, about 10 hands high, branded
on the shoulder, star in forehead, ane white on
nose-vaued at $40. Also one bay horse, - years
old, branded on left shoulder--yalued at SIS.
Taken up by Collin Adams and estrayed before r.
S. Guy, j. p, No.2, one bay Gliding, about or
years old Az hands high, small star in forehead,
both hlud feet white, left eye a little blemished,
having the appearance of being cut for the hooks,
small collar marks and sadpled MARKED also, five or
six small white rpccks on left hip % small as to DO
hardly preceivaable-vaned at S45s
Taken up by Thos. Uhl and estrayed be fore Jno.
D. Kerrfoot j. p, precinct No. l. one yellow marc
about IA hands high about IL years old, black
name and tall small star IN forehead, branded on
right jaw, and letter o on let jaw, and JHED con-
nected on left side of the neck-valued at S25.
Taken up by is Rrlttain and estrayed before ].
d. Keerfoot, j. p, precinct No. l, one iron gray
horse, about IS hands high, years old, ne brands
perceivable-valried at $780, -
Taken up by J. II. Maukn and estrared before
W. j. nalsell, j. P, precinct No. 1, ono sorrill
mare II or IL years old, about Is hands high small
white spot on left side, NO brand, pcrcevabloval'
ued at Sl2 50. [2l-3t.
"..re.Is ., JNO. NJ. LAW,
Clerk Dist, Court d. O.
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kind will find 1t 10 their interest to awuit
the arrival of our stock, as that will Sc
cure to them competition prices and choic-
err selection of goods. Bespeaking share
Of the kind patronage of the people Of
northern Texas We will at all times strive
10 merit the same.
Respectfully,
no8d IT, GGSLIN & co.
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seed Potatoes.

seed Potatoes. AN
We have just received q large lot OF the
Early Rose and other fno potatoes, and
also fresh supply Of Landreths Garden
Seed Of all kind, which we are selling very
low for cash. Money refunded if seeds and
potates are not rs We represent them to
be. WILLIAMS BROTHER,
n3-dwlm Main 4 Elm streets.
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Great Reduction
In prices, especially Of Crockery and
Glass Ware, and all styles of Furniture
for the next twenty days in order to make
room for our immense stock of furniture
now arriving.
n8dlw J STEAGALL &ssCo.
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THE CELEBRATED MERLONG
i Cotton Seed.
1pNNH r.,rrrrr A At 't' 81


THE CELEBRATED MERLONG
Cotton Seed.
FROM LOUISIANA. ''
.l.,. BRYAN, Texas, Feb. 9Th, 1873.
Darid NcCranis, Esq:
SIR-This to certify that have planted five acres
OF land with the Horlong Cotton Seed, obtained of
you abut the first of last May, some of the seed did
not come until tho first Of June. did not get full
stand Igathered on the Eve acres eight bales Of
cotton, averaging over five hundred pounds each.
am satisfied that with the culture 1t will yiead
twice az much as any other cotton, OF which have
any knowledge. Besides II 10 easier gathered. A
hand pick 70 to 100 pounds moreper day and there
is no more waste from failing out than with any 9TH
or cotton. W. b. DAVIDSON.
u T. Witness, IL. NJ. MOORE.
We certify that Mr.. W. n. Davidson Is a truthful
and reliable gentleman, aud his statements oorrob-
Grated by several other planners. ,o,,
".ES .ft WIN. DAVIS. 5H
ai n CHArrILp, Nayarrow county, Tcxas
December I'd, 1872.
Dapid MoCranie:
DEAR SIp--I planted the Herlong Cotton this year
the yead prov cd to DO one hundred per cent. moro
han the Dixon, shoepock, or Pss!er Cotton.
.-l pyl T. h. P0ITERENT.
The above seeds can DO had at 81 per bushsl at
Messrs. GARLINGToN L MARsALIs,
MCDOWELL HAMMOND.
f. bs-73im ''tJda1 naF
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The Attention

The Attention
or the public is called to the notices
which are posted on the Bulletin Board in
front OF NJ. A. Hibbler's Office in which
will be seen some Of the wants which pre-
vail in this city. Those needing work OF
workmen can do no better than by exam
lining these notices. dit
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A Gard.
,at qs; DALLAS, Texas, Feb. II, 1873.

077NNN TT1T DAIh"oi HU&"Si rl5p' 1o'u'
70 The undersigned has this day sold his
entire stock Of merchandise, consisting Of
Queensware, etc., to Messrs. Goslin h Co.,
who.will continue tho business at the same
stand. Thanking the public for their lib
eral patronage in the past, request the
same DO extended to my successors.
lsfllr a@o6$m sme Respectfully,
J j. ,.rta j. Z. D. BLADES.
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Arrived.

Fruit Trees ordered from Lou isiana
Nursery are ready for delivery, on va
cant lot next to ]. r. Davis Photograph
gallery, II. l.. SPAIN for
- ~ t,na J.J. UTTS, agent.
malta, 1o,L 1919