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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29
THE LEMONT MASSACRE.
Conductor Beane, the Chief Criminal, I'm
the Hands or the Authorities.

CHICAGO, III, August Is, 1873.
Beane, the conductor OF the coaI train on the
chicago and Alton Railroad, which caused tho
recent terrible loss OF life at Lemont was arrested
at Monee H., yesterday. brought to tins CITY and
iOd0ed In iai. - " - -
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Batchelor's Hair Dye is the Best In the
world the only and perfect hair dye; instanane
Gus, harmless At all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29

Corns, Bunions, Nails. &c.. Cured with
out pain CORN CURE by mail, Uc.
Or. RICE, 2CS Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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An unknown man and woman killed on the troy
Railroad yesterday, Just above Bath, Rensselaer, county
N. " rhcy wore about sixty year ve, anu the WA"
was blind,
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SWEDEN.

Tl[epAM 10 THE NEW YORK RRALB.
STOCKHOLM, August 20, 1873.
The Count OF Manderstroem is dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29

Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged Joints..Au
diseases OF the feet cured BY DR.. zACHAHiE I" en'o"
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Age Creep. Upon Many . Beautiful

Age Crecps Upon MANY BeautffuI
surely depoilng her of those wondrous charms
which fascinatc the storner The skin which
Doth and clear becomes wrinkled and hard To
a person thus situated
GOURAUD's ORIENTAL CREAM
Is indeed for Ii enables her TO renew the
beauty OF her prime To be had at dOURAUD's depot.
As Bond street. and druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29

On rd from the Walter A. Wood Mow-
HoosIcK FALLS N Y. August q. is7s
number Of our agents ss; and
neced with the award o. prizes Mowers and Reapers
In answer we would say that the Grand Diploma OF
nSe hs to a. o s' III e Se
manufacturer OF moving and reaping machines who re-
S we're aw ias S o
TINS ad wa msSe sT awarded ss medals
IT, and progress but no one OF them the grand us award
repeated Vienna in s and we =, ,S our
great in ni er1acnsI expos,tions.
cop o%n by largely
and sales OF the east past harvest ,r,,c Nours
very u" WALTER A WOOD, President.
A.-kearncy's Extract Buchu Cures
more diseases OF bladder and kidneys gravel diabetes
ali other remedie. combined. depot os Duane
A.-Heraid Branch once, BrookIyn
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
on sunday rom to9P.M.
Ala dies Suffering from Rupture Ia
stanty relieved and soon cured by the ELASTIC TRUSS
sponge pads used
Age Crecps Upon Many "A Beautiful
I her T TS % %s
Doth and clear becomes wrnkled and hard To
person 'n aoT iliasSsb ORIENTAL CREAM
indeed treasure for 1t enables her e renew the
As Bond street, and druggists.
Great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Baby
CHAIR and FLYING HORSE A rare chance offered
see L. o. COLVlN, Broadway corner Thirteenth street.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the Best I'm tho
world, the only and perfect hair dye; instanfane-
Gus, harmless. At all druggists
Corns, BuniOns, Nails. &C.. Cured with
out pain. CORN CURE by mail, Ac. -.
Dr. RICE, aS Broadway corner FULTON stect
Corus Bunfons, Enlarged J0ints.-Au
disease OF the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, "a Union
square,
! Courier dc MOdes.--Farisian Lad.es III
high life apply always Nine. LEOrf. ren9wnea III INC
whole world the perfection OF ner - =. No =
place de IA Madeleine. The great fashion LOT perfumes
/ il CIJ rRI.AIN's SHORES CAPklCh. o. 10 Eue ue h
Paix LoNi 20 S-''"
Dtamond,.-W We Hav~ for sale - Diamond
CROSS composed of fine Shlte stones, weighing lover
Price s20 in currency. This Is less than $40 In gold
per carat
I pair SOLITAIRE EARRINGS, 3carats $500 currency,
/ BAR SOLITAIRE EARRsN0s, carats 900 currency.
1 pair sOLITAlRs EARRINGS6 carats, lJp currs ncy-
Also others Of larger and solitaire Diamond Rinxa
from one csratopwards at equally lev w prisss 20
Diamond Merchants, No. 2sl Filth avenue.
Ladies and Gentlemen from the C0un>
try BOOTS and suOEs. all styles and prices
Mii4kkk 4 CO., 30. VAlgn souare,.
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British Opinion of the Present Enter
prise for War.

The LOndOn 7e2e0TdpH, WrIVIHB Oh tHe preseur
military undertaking In aid OF the Fantees says:-
'srhc dag that braved Thousand years"-more
or less--.tne battle and the breezen Is, as all
know, one OF the most magnificent pieces OF de-
COrated bunting ever designed, and ought TO be
recognized by everybody, however benghted, as
the most distinguished ensign in the world. II IS
melancholy TO think that on the West Coast OF
Africa there Is a dusky race, called the Elminas,
who actually prefer the Dutch nag We could
understand this in the days OF Van Tr0mp, who
sweut the Channel with brosm At W. masthead;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29

Ala dies Suffering from Rupture In-
stanty relieved and cured by the ELASTIC TRUSS
6s3 Broadway Metal springs iron finger pads and lthy
spoipe pads not led
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Courier dc Modes.--Pnrisian Lsd.es OF
high life apply always TO Nine LEOTY renownea IN the
whole world tor the perfection OF ner sIAts. no.
place de Ia Madeleine. rhe great fashion LOT
"a ,;ifrRI,AJN's SHORES CAPRICE. OF 10 kue de LS
Paix. hSNi - $500 3S'>N.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen from the C0un>s
try BOOTS and suOEs. all styles and prices
Mills 4 Coz 10. Union SQUARES,
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corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from \. VI. To gP. NJ
on sunday from to y p. VI.
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more diseases OF bladder and kidneys gravel diabetes
female weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
all other remedies combined Depot 0a Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-29

Weaken the Cough that II Weakening
YOU with nALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
Every dose will relieve and speedy euro Is certain
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

slish csssp, NET o,nsl,s,'s ,sisi sos,
ssst;sus sst n We eoiIt 10 sstsbllshss 'hs
CsDisis 0ssfsl viii Ssvelss slsnssey,
tui ssnsst atop ne sevSss 81 me lew
Lorsor, April ~ Morslseien won
ne Grand Msiropoiiiss sishss o. Epson
Twenty. fouY horses started.
Aotine Collector Bailey seissd IN loco.
motives. Sc passenger and 88bssssGc ears
on the New YORK. Central ssd Hudson
River railroad, for non.psynsnt Of tsIss.
LONDON, April 24,--Tweniy thousand
coal miners In Leicsstsrshire struck.
At an unoficisl meeting Of the share.
holders Of tho Atlantic Cable Company,
res olutions were adopted In favor Of the
consolidation Of the three compsnies and
amslesmation Of oil cable interests.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN boHrNIA.
The manufacturing city Of Joashimsthal,
in the mountains Of Bohemia, was de-
stroyed by kre on the 8lst Of March. Out
Of Ave hundred and sighty-six houses In
the city, four hundred and fifty completely
burned, and Eve thousand persons were
rendered houssless The magnificent
church founded in the early days OF the
Reformation fell q prey to the flames, a.
did also valuable paintings BY Lucas,
Cronssch and Albert Dursr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26
Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
,anortod Cov tba Herald nv Rlock Jstt n n

PRIKTs.-Merrimsc W, ll4c; Gloucester,
lO}e; Ancena. iOAc; Granite, l0c; Cayu-
dutta Solid, 100; Freeman, l0c; Arnolds
9e; Clinton &c; sommsrses &c; Montville,
sac; wsmsutta, 80; Solid Lawn, from 10 to
22tc; Figured Lawn, from l23 to Zoc;
Chambraz, from 10 to 25c; Percales 10 to
1896; A BROWN coTToN.-Houston City
Mills, l3c; Bangor, lie; Miller River l23o;
Abbott. lie; Franconia, 80. 10 IHows
COTTON Houston, City Mills, ll3o; Con.
astoga, ll1c; Big Tree l23c; New Market
lie; Redicra r, 10c; Massachusetts, G, lOc;
Empire, Ito. "A BLEEcuED coTToN.-sen-
merset, he; Mecassett, l23c; Boot Z, l4";
Fruit Of the Loom, Ito. 7-s BLrEcHED
oorreN.--Boot R, 11Ac; Utica, lie; har'
nsny, ITO; Stapss and lChscks from 10
zoe; Ticking, 123 to SOC; Csttonade, 10 To
SOC; Kentucky Je ans l2A to 46e;
Roots and Shoes.
wonrns' Ripped Pegged from Sl2 T.
sls wtmens' Cloth, Sewed, $l6 10 S24
Teneps Xii, Sewed, SIS to "a; Misses
Kip. pegged, $40 SO to l6 SO; Cloth
ssred, Si2 to is; KID, sewed, 10 to S2l
Mems Brogans, $40 to 10 30 Mems
Heavy Kip Boots, $50 TO GO; Mems
Pergsd Calf Shoes, $24 TO S6; Mems
Peeeed Calf Boots, $3S to 60; Boys Xii
Brossus, $l2 to lS so; Boys Kip Boots
S24 to 80; Boys Calf Shoes, Sl6 to Il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26
A ns,lss Asss.sv.

nay before yesterday, . sssrs isbcrsr
wsrtiss On . farm IL me ssIshborhosd sl
vIspfosi, . small settlement sosih Of
fiutsbins .sis,ios, % Inc Central Ssss,
threw down his shovel and HE hoe ssd
buns m Ms hddls snd his bow and started
~ = Norseing expedition 10 the house OF a
widow lady, near whore hs WAS employed
n bsd osme Ia him In his dreams AZ nc
slept In tbe hay stack, or WAS brought 10
him by messenger crow ss he tolled 10
the field. that the aforesaid mstelsss per-
ssnage had . pot Of gold salted away b.
meath her eottsgs pillow, and that u
needed circulation. As We observed be-
fore, his industrial implements at once
srswied ont Of his hands and no took .
ton ching farewell Of his cat-g gu. and his
horss-hsir, threw himself into his mum Der
ten brogsns and silently stole away.
On reaching the locality that WAS to
bring him puff in ths'Hsrald and a rss-
idsnss in the government hotel at Hunts
VILE, he walked up 10 the house, conscious
Of his American citi1enship, and we'll up
In his role Of Dick. EAin. Nobody be-
ing home but the lady Of the house he
eoolly spilled for "Dat money" without
making any reference to the weather or
the condition Of the crops. or COURSE
there was no room and no muscle to bach
up . demurrer, and handing over the
smount drawn for, viE $500, the tlaci
villain desa.psd. That afternesn pur-
suit was made, and he was captured some
eighty miles south Of the scene Of his sx-
ploits, and new has plenty Of time to re-
feet, that II 10 bet ter to possess the very
smallest amount Of honesty, than the zig
gest pile Of the best widow in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

There i. little hoy in Eufauis, Ala,
who will some day be Ehst is termed IN
vulgar psrlance a "rooster." The Eufsuls
Times says: Cora, the servant, was pass
ing around the BUGS wheat cskes,snd when
,bs 90 10 this little 4-year-old sen Of our
friend, she put one or two cakes on his
plat. and passed on, when the folio eine
eolloouy occurred: "Whst did Ded MAKE
YOU for, Tsra7- Really, l don't tnof ar
FOR what do ycu suppose He made Ne
"Wsll, I'll tell you. He made yeui 7ui
butter ana sugar On my bhtter-tstss, sn'
II uapt you 70 tun On Do it,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

we endesvsr to make merit OF faults
We are unwilling to correct
1t belongs only to great men to have
great faults.
we have few faults that are net more
excusable than the means We take 10 con-
ceal them.
We confess our little faults in order "a
persuade Others that We have no great
ones.
There are more faults in the humor
than In the mind.
We easily forget our faults when they
are known only TO ourselves.
in the intercourse Of life We more Of
ten please by our faults than by our goot
qualitiss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26
THE COMMUNE IN MADRID
Marshal serrano Flees from the Mob
AUSTIN, April 25.


SENArr-Almost the entire session was
consumed in the discussion Of . resolution
declaring that the Senate Was unbiased BY
political reasons when they voted to retain
Trsc and Tendicke in thsir seats, which
finally passed.
Lieutenant Governor Pickett received .
response from Hon. Jsferssn Davis to an
invitation to visit Austin. Mr.. Davis
accepts, provided he is not dsbarrsd from
visiting this State by business, which has
prevented the ful6lrsnt Of his dssirss
thus far. He expressed much interest IN
the welfare Of Texas.
General J. B. Gordon reviewed the ca
diets Of the Military Institute, yesterday
evening. He m sde Asttsring and on.
eouraging speech.
HousR Bills passed: Appropriating
$4,000 to pay expenses contingent ia
the Thirteenth Legislature to protect
l.borers On tslesraphs and railroads.
A petition was presented to change the
time Of holding District Court in the
Thirteenth District; to lsgalizs processes
issued; to provide for Military and Normal
School regulating fees Of Commissioner
General Land Of ce.
A resolution to invite Governor Osborne,
Of Kansas, and the party with him to visit
Austin, was adopted.
The House passed the Pacific Railroad
bill BY So to 20. after being amended, re-
quiring that the road DO completed ts
rClarksvills BY the LIST Of December.
1t is expected that the Senate will drop
The Palo Pinto route when it comes up
there. =
The new appsrtionmsnt bill makes the
Twentisth District composed Of Ellis, Dali
las and Tarrant counties.
The Joint COMMITTEES on School Teachers
appropriation, I hear, have agreed.
AUSTIN, April "a.
SEsATE.-A bill passed. for the general
election In October, and the COMMITTEES Of
conference on the School bill reported
Nothing else Of interest.
HOUSE, The financial comciit'ee re
ported bill author zn2 ,he ".chray %
Treasury warrants for State honds. This
bill allsws bonds to run ten years. bearing
ten per cent. interest, hut allows the State
Treasury to redeem at any tim nfta'
three years.
Bills were passed authorizing tn ju;i'
siary Comm ittee to ascertain how the pres
emit Treasurer got into office, and incopor'
ating the Dallas Real Estate Savings AS
ISOLATION.
The amendments by the Senate to Tho
bill requiring sheriffs to settle p' omptly
with the State, and county ofiesrs wer'
agreed to the new Apportionment bill
The bill appointing an ages to TAXI
charge Of the property Of this State for tn
benefit of wounded Texas Confederate
soldiers.
Gen. J. Il. Gordon, United States Sens
tor from Georgia, delivered IN eloqusnt ad
'dIesss in the Representative hall las
night. There was a large crowd in at
,tsudspcs. GUESS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

One fourth Of the army Of the Uni
ted States 10 now in Texas. The fierce
here 10 composed Of the fourth, ninth and
tenth regiments Of cavalry, and the tenth,
eleventh, twsnty-fourth aad twsnty-ffth
regiments infantry. At FIRST thought this
force may be regarded ss an extrsordina-
nv enc, but adviees to the War Depsrt'
m.nt say 10 the contrsry.-Austin States.
man.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

Are many, but . remedy for them oil
il furnished BY nature. There 10
no doubt that fer every disease, there is
an antidote in the vegetable kingdom
The sboriginess were the victims Of many
ana loathseme mslslies, yet they found IN
The vilds Of their forests remedies sure
and powerful. Acting on this belief DIX.
TUTTs SARsAfABILLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT 10 offered the public as most
hishly sconc.ntpted vegetable compound
pos,ersipe sxtrsordinsry power for the
cure Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofnia,
Ulcers, Swelling Of thu Glands, Eruption'
Of The Skin, Female Diseases, Liver Com
plsint, Secondary Syphilis, the Effects o.
Mercury, &c. II . uest powerful alter
native and Blos- Purifier, and h IN
zane time 80 less that il may b
used by 81
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Avn tte yvorIs,s . ssass,

And all the people merely players, and We
srr-,iss that a large portion Of The players
there's n must be using that jnstly popular
preparstion for the teeth, Fragrant 80
sodoni.r from the inmenss demand there
/, for that article, the most deliektfni
convenient md efiescious besutifer and
psrssrver Of the teeth The world ever pro
duoe5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26
Associated Press Di.psschss,
TEE WAR IN LOUISIANA.

New York, April 25.--A New Orleans
special says that Governor Kellogg has
bought boat and armed 1t with howit-
ser, for operating in the rivers and
bayous. He has organised . ba ttalion Of
cavalry, and directed the Attorney Gen
yeral 10 "procsed against McEnery and
others" for treason.
= BISMARCK EXPLAINS. E
BERLIN, April 25.--Ths clergy debate
lasted six hours. Bismarck defended the
attitude Of the government ~ justified BY
the domineering assumptions Of the
priesthood, and denied having instigatsd
The Italian occupation Of Rome.
SPANISH TRouBLEs.
NEW York, April 25.-A Herald special
) reports . conflict over the psrnsnent
commission, whereby the Assembly hoped
"a control ths Ministry. Serrano, who
favorsd q permanent cennissisn, failed
Al he critical moment. The soldier fra
tsrpissd with the people, and the voluu-
q ts,rs became faint hearted. Disorder
eommsnced On Wednesday night Con-
treveos, lately Captain General OF Catslo-
mia. was fred ct near Plsss dc Ros BY
volaptsers who had takea up arms In
favor of the permanent commission, and
bsld the Bull Ring. Six batteries Of ar
tillery and uitraillsuses caused the vol
un,eers 10 surrender. At midnight tho
ministry decrssd dissolution Of The Com
!, mission. and disarned lis defenders
The Reds forced their way into the pres'
epce Of the Commissions, but members o.
The Ministry personally protected II. TIT
Reds have posted themselves u the cor
ners of The streets, AID have possession
Al m, city. II 10 variously reported tha
serrsno has been Imprisoned or has hs'
the city. a.,
AsPAxIsH Commune.
LoxpoS, April 25.-A dispatch iron
p.,i. savs the commune has beer estab
i;.hsa In Madrid. No copfrmsfions.
Jospox. April rs -Dispstches receives
., I.ndos from Madrid state that the lat
,,r eity has reen greatly agits;sd durin
he past few days. A rising was expects
wednesday night, and the theatres an
.bops we're ali closed during the day q
wednesday. The permanent Csumittse 9
Ass,ubly had Q session, OF which all men
bers Of the eovernssni, with the excer
ton Of President rigureas and senior rig
nsrxslI, MINISTER Of the lnterier, On
Actine President during the temperar
retirement OF Tiguress, we're present
long discussion upon The situation teo
pl.c,. Senior s,ssteior, hinisisr o. Fo
s;s. AHsir,, sed ssnef ss'rs1u. Ais'st'
Justic. MADE .pe els., IN which its
sdmi,,ed tie ssyeel Of STAIRS in ,se Ell
VS. arsve; thsy aid. beve,sf, III
he dspredai,ors 81 the Carlisis had be.
CHECKED, discipline was restored N q
army. and the governn ent vas Of 'pi
ion that il was unnecessary 10 sg,ia CO
D. yoke the Assembly or pcsiprHs eciio
for members Of the oopstiusir a eour
sencr Caseiior fpslly estsd sr adjnur
nent Of twelve hours. -hieh The Commit
refused. henbrrs Of The fo.ers-nsai IN
retired for deliberations, 70 difsoss up
De course they would tskss sna did 4
-re<uu<rfnr he aftcrnoon-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

Eas.t GA fof Chills and Fever, and
vrsr1rs l.. sysiem for resisting lie st.
a. usiae D.. Tutt's Liver Pills
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26
TT Lea d to II a ppinessI
A Boon 10 tie Vial, Raa sf Woman
DIR. ] BRADFIELDLD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR !

m will bring on the Menses relieve all pain at the
monthly "Period;" cure Rheumatism and Neural,
gja Of back and Uterus Leucorrh9a OF h.es,
and partial Prolapsus Uteh check eIees sao' now
II will remove all irritation of kidneys ana oiad-
der; relieve Oostivenees; purify the blood give ions
and strength to the whole system clear the skln,
lmparting arOsy hue to the cheek and cheer'n'ne''
:" It,.as surea cure in all the above diseases as
Quinine il in chills and fever. A.,
Ladies' can cure themselves OF all the above as
..s. without revealing their complaints to any per-
son. which is always Notifying to their pride ana
modnesty. a..
clergy. - ,,.A oats,o
BEADFIELD a Co. Atlanta, Ga.-Desr slIs =!
tate Measure In stating that have used TOT TIE
twenty the arsSs.S Sssi. R.epto and
sonsIer IL the best combination ever COTTON togeth
ar Tor the diseases for which II IL recommehoeo.
have been familiar with the prescription nO, .a,;s.
IA can honestly say that consider ita boon 70
,usering females, and can bat hope that every lady
4, osr whole laBd, who may be sunering ID ahy way
Il. that their suaerings may not only be reisved
-, fhat they may be restored TO health ans
Strength. With my kindest regards,
Tam respectfully, W. b. frRnrLl' NJ d.
r,, MARIETTA, Ga, March 81, 1870.
Messrs. wM. ROOT 4 sONs-Dear SITS sone
mosths ago bought bottle OF hrsdneio tsmal'
ps-nistor from you, and have used it In my family
I'D me utmost kstisfactiop, and have rscommend,
"a 4, "a tbrs. other families and they have found
,,.t what IL 10 recommended. The females Who hav'
s.a xour Regulator are IN perfect health, ana ats
~ 70 attend 10 their household duties and we cor
| di,lly recommend II 70 the pablo.
Yours respectfully, Rev. H. r. Jonssos-
| We could add thousand other certihcAtes, ~
- consider the above amply sumcient proof Of ~
! ,irtue All We ask is trial
For fun particulars, history Of diseases sud Ger
,s,a,e- Of It's w@pderful cures the reader Is refsrre
- an. vrsuper around the bottle
napufacfurud IN. cold BY
BRADTIEL0 4 co
sold By al Druggists.
I Arr so.ns72-s2ss~-lsr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

BERLIN, April 25.--Ths clergy debate
lasted six hours. Bismarck defended the
attitude Of the government ~ justified BY
the domineering assumptions OF the
priesthood, and denied having instigatsd
The Italian occupation Of Rome.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

Jons N. saxUtrs. W. srOsra
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

Ticket ofioe, No. 100 N. Fourth ST., Ger,
Chestnut st., st. Louis, sndat all
principal Railroad Offices
in Texas.

y. n. COLI URN. Ticket Ar'f St. Louis.
liz SIMPSON, e-p'i sup'f, 1ndissapoifs.
CHAs. r. F0LLETT, G>n1 Pass. AT st. Ioris.
CHAs. BABCock, souiAsrn Ag't Dallas Terss-
n DIFF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26

New York, z2-Prolonged argument
over Stokes case, the decision is not sx-
pectsd before May 6.
Eli Brown noted western robbsr, COM
mi,ted for trisl without bail.
Attaohment against French theatre
served to-day in suit Feithsr against VIM.
Walls Sherman Of nearly half . million
for shsrman's alleged failure Of COR
tract
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-26
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-04

Have you an old picture of an az sent or deceased
friend, that is becoming faded or destroyed? II SO
bring it at once before it is too late, and have it
copied and put into frame that will preserve it to
the end of time, and take our word for it, you will
sleep better for having performed 50 plain a duty.
Old and faded pictures copied and enlarged to any
size, even to life size if desired. Any kind OF pic
ture copied into the cheap but never fading picture
or into the more costly finished in Oil, Pas
Particular attention in taking children and aged
people.
Picture frames in new styles for sale, and made
to order
All charges reasonable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-04

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-04
AUGUSTA. ME-. FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 4, 1873
MOST VALUABLE SOUVNlERS.

How often do we hear the bereaved one exclaim
on If just had his likeness-if 1 only had her
would not take a fortune for it," Let
such be warning to those enjoying life and health
Go while the lamp of life holds out while the bloom
OF physical perfection adorns the cheek go to A
pictures ever taken