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Mercury In the system.

We want to believe that story from
Peoria paper about Mr.. Henry Bull,
but it is hard, very hard to accept it
with perfect confidence. Mr.. Bull, it
is alleged, was fed upon calomel and
blue pills by the doctors for number
of years, SO that finally he became alb
solutely saturated with quicksilver.
The other day, while he was standing
by the side of the house, the sun sud
denly came out bright and warm, and
Bull began 10 gradually ascend. He
stopped ut the ling of the sill of the sec
ond story window, and hung there,
suspended in space, until q thdnder
storm happened to come up, which
cooled the atmosphere, and then Mr..
Bull slowly descended. Now he has IA
graduated scale marked on the gable
end of his dwelling, and whenever
Mrs. Bull wants to know how warm it
is she ties fiat-irQns 70 Henry's legs to
hold him down, and walks him around
to the gable end and cuts him loose and
lets him rise to eighty or ninety de-
grees and when she gets the informa-
ton she lassocs him with the clothes
line and hauls him down. We say we
want to believe this anecdote, because
it makes ns happier to have perfect
faith, but it is harder than believing
most lies, Max Adcler
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spalding's Glue with brush, always ready

THESt. Louis Globe is thusiy pleasant
upon the Texas steer, an animal whose
vicious didoes seem TO thrive better in
ST. Louis than Texas:
The Texas steer that simply sought
renown 10y successfully defying our
$4,000 inhabitants, last Saturday,
could hardly have been regular reader
of the papers, or he would not have Sc
iected the particular day he did for the
indulgence of his "crissedness.n Our
commissioner, who followed him in
confident expectation of an item,
deemed his task accomplished when
the beast had endangered the life of
one old lady, and gave no further at
tention to his doings. But later ru-
NOR ran that somewhere between Lu-
cas Market and the North Pole, a steer
answering the description Of the one
under notice was brought to stand by
observing a bucket of water which a
thoughtful citizen placed ON the
sidewalk; at this he dashed, but instead
of goring it, as If it had been an old
lady, simply drank the water and
walked off pacified. IL the story is
true, it would seem to fix the response
bility for furious cattle ON something
else than the "cussedness" of the race,
and if the st0oknen cannot be induced
10 water their stock rs freely as rail-
road presidents do, the police should
publish distinctions TO the citizens as
to the proper use of water in attacks OF
wild cattle.
However, we make the suggestion
under reservations, as, in case tho story
n r. - IL -
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have written Of other children
hive written sOinp mOufnftil Things
Of the sadness of little white coiiliH'
or the growing Of angel wings
Have sung Of the golden rlnnlclH
That fell DER the little dcnd brow,
Hut ncVcr-iny DOd.-hnvc ] Written
Or sung as | write ana sing now
The Mcneil drops out of my fingers,
Tho llpht In The room IN awhlrl,
My heart IL stopped stlll Ia lls beniing'
Tears shut out that one little curl
turn with deep dcsolntion
That only n mOurner can guess
From the sight OF that little white pillow
From the touch OF that little blue dress
seem to see only coffin
As white rs the driflngof snow,
A table all covered with flowers
In the still, durkcncd pnrlor below.
The fuce of newly born angel,
Not one that IN sleeping In night,
nut one that has pissed through the shadows
And caught the first glory Of light
Gone are the long nights of watching
When shadow-wlngs darkeneu the ar
Gone the days Hooded Win sunlight
Whose shining but Knocked our despair.
Gone Is the look that so glicved MS,
The pain from the poor littie ace,
And the look of u glorilicd angel
Has smilingly flashed In It's place.
Thank God that the fingers Of strangers
Strayod not DER that beautiful mead.
| curlcd every curl, little darling,
As you lay on the soft pillow, dead.
tied them all bnck with RIBBON,
Not white, like the Grape Mt the door,
But the bright, pretty blue so often
Had lovingly tied there before.
never can think of you, Maggie
styling asleep In the groundi
To me you are laughing and talking
And playfully running around.
You are thoughtfully "smellin the woses
That over my carpet are spread ,,
On your little square block you are su'huiht
To "kiss Grnndpapa In the bed
| gaze on the step ut the doorway,
Where often you tllmbled and FELL
And weeping held oht little fingers
For fond lips TO "lliss and make VEIL
see on your soft cheek the dimpies,
While tears to the laShes still cling;
Your innocent faith, oh my darling,
Was strange and II beautiful thing.
Here Is the STRAW hat and ribbons
You meyer will cry for again;
How brightly IL brings up before me
The little girl under the rain,
But the rain will not reach you, Nor wet you
Our precious one, lying asleep,
And it doesn't seem strange to our sorrow
That even the heavens should weep.
No more TO be burning with fever;
No more to be moaning in pain.
GLOW came so sick?" to their "muddef'
Little lips will not question again.,
Forwe know when the sun brlghtcn'd shndo"
Der the lovely face falteringly fell,
The "lSiss" of her plying savior
Had made her eternally "yell,
i New Orleans Times
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PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY
cAgTTAL PRIZE, $500, 600
Drawing to Take Place on July 9th

rINIE THIRD DRAWING OF TIE GIFT con-
will come off Positively, on the Sih Of July,
1871 Governor BrumleIte, the manager, has
Mrred til Public HAT 1T slall take place Mt that
tmr, and with the hearty concurrence of the Trus-
tees, has declared that the prizes shall not he
''sc lied" In Nny degree, but shall be paid in full
Mr.. NCach. lbeCashier OF the FHrIEers lnd DrOvcrs
Bank of louisville, has publis& Cd cate over
his signature, hat the Library now has on de.
post Ia his hank tnG sum Of S6j0,O0O The S5OOOOO
then, offered in prizes, will be paid in full with no
deduction, whether mrre tickets be sold not. aud
tho holder OF the lucky number which calls for the
capital prize will receive 100000, the next lnckics
$4,000, the next S26,OGO etc, all the OOO prizes
through. II will be renemb eTcd that at the last
drawing the priZos wCr. scaled one. fourth and the
holder oflo ticket which drew the capital prize
coivcd $4,000. The sWlo of tickets for this drawing
las been so far unoXampGd, and it Is safe to assume
that ut least SO,uOD ii not moro, will be sold Tick
cts sold at the rate of so for whole tickets
50 f,r halves W 90 for quarters. The enterprise
in aid Of which these gift concerts are held is Il
magnificent one The Trustees have pun chased
Weisouger Hall, an immense building on one ef the
most pupulOus thorUughiitrcs ot Louisville, at cost
Gfs2lO,OGO This superb cdiice has u front of 1913
feet, and contains thaater, library OF 10000 or
j0,O0D volumes (Which number The Trustees are
constantly incl casng), and Museum. 1t should he
remembered that the prizes which are offered are
all CASH and the holders of lucky numbers are
not req ured to receive the proceeds Of their tickets
in ical estate f doubtful value, or any property
which may be II drug upon the market, but are paid
in grcenbacks 3SwijyS
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Daily Mail 10 WeatherrOrd.

To Charley Babcock, agent of the
Vandalia route, we are indebted for
the following information regarding
changes in the running of the Ell Passo
stage line, on the route west OF this
city;
"The El Passo Mail Company, on the
the LIST of July, will run daily stages to
Weatherford, and place on line
through to Palo Pinto. The company
Will make their Dallas and Jacksboro
line their main route for Jacksboro,
Fort Griffin, Fort Concho and Eel Passo.
General Armstrong, the general super
intendent, is putting on new stock, and
everything will be in readiness for a
well-regulated mail and passenger
line by the first of July, such as the
General gave us last year, when he had
full charge of the business of that COM
nany
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stubborn Fact.

There is scarcely any disease in which pur-
aafiye medicines are not more or less rcquir-
cd and much suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used. No perssn
can feel well while y cosiive habit Of body
prevails: besides, Ii soon generates serious
diseases which might have been avoided bg
timely use OF Cathartic Medicines. Dor
this purpose DIR, TUFTS VEGETABLE
Pills are confidently recommended they
are mild, safe, pIon.p PIT and uniform in their
action. They contain no mercury, Persons
may eat and drink as usual, and they may
be taken at any time.
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THE moon took its first horn, last
night.
NEW foundations being laid all over
the city.
AN Improbable haul for any man
Alcohol.
INDIANS ought to acquire the art OF
elegant penmanship very readily
owing to their natural capacity ior
making HAIR-sTRoKEs.
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Sales were: 80 through Texan steers,
av ssl, Of - 80; 100 through Texan
steers, av Cos, at s. 80; 81 wintered
Texan steers, av 1,O40, at So so; "a thin
Texan COWS, ay COS, stsl 60; sothrough
Texan steers, ay $50, at SO 5eper bead;
u fair Texan cows, av s76, at g 80.
Hogs-Receipts IA. The market
continues inactive, prices being nomi-
MlTCnisEn, Gnnnsn q O..
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A NEW advertisement of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway APP
pears in TIE HERALD to-day, to which
the attention of travellers is invited. 1t
is headed Garry the News"
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ATTENTION is called to the announce
ment of r.. ID. Rawlins, Esq, of Ian
caster (more generally known as Dodd
Rawlins) Us n candidate for Sheriff OF
the county. Mr.. Rawlins is well and
favorably known all over the county
us an efficient man in anything he I'M
dertakes. Particularly is he popular
and appreciated at home, in Lancaster,
where he is best known.
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uone ,oId q FIattering TaIe.

But never even anticipated so divine prep
aration for the toilet, as that delightful prep
aration "Sozodont." 10 cool and rcfreshingly
agreeable TO the mouth and teeth, hardens
and invigorates the gums, gives aspure and
healthy tone 10 the breath, cleanses, beauti-
ties and preserves the teeth, aud arrests de-
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Kan.n. clt, 1.-Two steek Marle1.


KANSAS CITY, June III
Cattle-Receipts 800; shipments 6G6.
Buyers, to-day, have been disposed to
operate very sparIngly, and this in
connection with the excessive warm
weather, has left the market in pros
trated condition. Quotations are:
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THR quantity Of wheat raised in the
United States last year, was about
go, G00, 900 bushels. California pro-
dueed the largest crop Of any State,
amounting to 5000, 900. Illinois. Wis
consin, Minnesota and Iowa produced
81. 0O1. 200 bushels.
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THE MARKETS,
Y
Domestic.

NEW York, June 26.-Stocks dull.
Money easy ut 4GI6 per cent. Gold
steady at 1859. Exchange-Long, 81,
short, l0l. Governments very quiet.
State bonds dull but steady, Cotton
quiet. Sales, 625 bales; AIiddling, Die.
Futures opened for July ut 20s@ 20sc;
August, 10 9-l0@20 11-l0c; September,
10 l-32c; October, Is 5-16c; November,
1SIc. Flour firm with fair inquiry.
Wheat quiet but very firm; No. ? Mil
waulSee, 81 52@152l. Corn firm; new
Western mixed, 52@53c. Pork dull;
new mess, SIG Is. Lard steady; new
steam, s T-16c; contract, s 13-lG@13sc.
Turpentine dull at lac. Rosin dull at
81 So for common strained. Fruits
quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-Corn dull;
mixed SIC; white SOC. Oats dull at Ale.
Bran dull at 65@G7c. Hay dull; prime
S22G29. Spgpr dull; fully fair 9sc;
prime Zoe; others unchanged. Ster-
ling 26l. Sight ! premium. Gold l5i.
Cotton quiet; good qualities scarce!
sales | 200 bales; good ordinary 15s;
low middling III; middling 49,; mid
ding Orleans ls3; receipts 39I bales;
exports coastwise 1 ,43T bales; stock 81
S37 bales.
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WE HAVE watched it with the pride
of an American in the perseverance
and tact of his countrymen, and with
out resorting to Davies or any other
mans arithmetic, we have computed
the time exactly that will be necessary
in gathering together sufficient brick
to build residence for that man who
carries home three of them every night
from the several piles in front of the
new foundations, OH Main streets.
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We see that Precter a. Candles Extra
olive sOap is becoming very popular in our
city. lis quality, we know, is superior, and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer it, and that 1t has
10 raa cala
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MrILEs, BURKE COUNTY, GA, Oct. 2s, 1853.

Strive have been engaged for some time
in selling your preparations, and II affords
US pleasure 10 say That in every instance they
have giren pgrfecf satisfaction We can
more particularly speak u yQur Sarsaparil-
In and Queens Delight, Liver Pills and Pain
AlleyinfQr, as being all they are representea
10 lfe, having used them in our own families
with marked success, and would advise eve
~ family to keep supply ON hand, rs they
may be the means ~ saving many dqllars ia
doctors bills, and nlleyIating much pain and
suffering. Very truly y0urn,
GRAY q DANIEL.
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PLAIH adrunks and downs is all
that exercises bis honaT's characteristic
phlegm nowadays.
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ETXRA OFFER!
2EnG Am IN VaaG
DIST r | B u 7 0 N !.

THE CHRONIC "CuTE" ELEGANTLY
FRAMED AND A SHARE IN TIE DISTRlBu-
TION OF $3.50 PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO
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Stray Notices.

Taken up Ivy Il. +. Campbell, and estra5 ed before
pony, years old, II hands high, some white in
iace also one sorrel hliy - hands high, years
old, star in ferehead; also one brindls steer, with
white back and belly sons white in face, or
upper bit in left, branded II on left hip one rcd
steer, years old, some white in face and Oh belly
marked swallow fork and upper bit in each ear,
branded 4 inverted on right hip; one black steer,
or years old, white belly ,marked undcrbit in the
right eag, and under slope in the left.
Taken up by l.. r. Strand, and estrayed before
W. j. lIase, j. +. Precinct No. 4-One dan mare
about Gyear old, 1872 hands high, branded j. NJ. on
left shoulder, val ued vt S2j
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TEXAS MILITARY IsSTlTUTE,
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
ACADEMIC sTAFP

COLONEL JOHN q. JAMES, superintendent ana
pfnio sor NJ History and Literature,
MAJOR H. H. DiNWiDDlE, Professor Of EnNn-
cerlnR, Architecture, Drawing aud biography.
MAJOR y, W, JAMLN Commandant Cadets and
Professor Of Natural Sciences
MAJOR II. L.. BROCKfN DROuGlI, Professor Of
Ancient Lnngnngos,
MAJOR ERNEST BLUM, Professor Of Modern
Language,
mAiics.
PGNtKEEY JONES, Assistant Professor Of Math.
omatcs.
=. u. PORTER, Assistant Professor Of Latin.
j. u. SHEPHERD, NJ. d., Surgeon aud Professor
ol Physiology.
W. Il. McGEllEE, Adlutant
Sixth Annual session opens september !, 1873,
sion, Send for Catalogues. 3Sw'm
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PARIS, June 26.-Specie has increased
two and . quarter million francs.
Rentes are quoted ut SO.
LIVERPOOL, June 23.--Noon-Cotton
opened quiet and steady; Uplands,
SD; Orleans, 81.
LArER-Cotton dull and unchanged.
Sales ten thousand bales for speculation
and two thousand for export. Or
leans June delivery, SD. Cotton clos
ed quiet and unchanged. Sales of
American six thousand bales. Savan-
nah and Charleston, deliverable in
June, SD, Breadstafis quiei.
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Messrs. wa. ROOT & sON.-Dear sirs: Some
months ago bought bottle Of Rradneld's Female
Regulator from yeu, and have used II Ia my family
witk the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
ID Il to three other famllies and they have found II
lust what II Is recommended. The females who have
used your Regulator ia perfect health, and are
able to attend to iher household duties, and cor
daily recommend u to the public
Yours respectfully, Rev. II. D. JOHNSON.
We could sdd a thousand otter certificates, but
We consider The aboye amply sufficient prouf Of its
yirtuo. All We ash isa tfial.
For full particulars history Of Diseases, ard Ger
thcates Of is wsnderf cures the reader /, referred
20 the wrapper around the 10 tile.
Manufactured au1 sold by
Price sl.5o. Atlanta, Ca
sold BY all Druggists.
Dotlg7l-gzaeoW-1=r
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs.
Ioh Moeoe, SIR JAS. CLARKE's
Jul WOSoS FEMALE PILLS


Are extensively countcrltited. Dishonest drug
eists cndeavor to ssll The counterfeifs 10 make
greater profits. The genuine have the name Of job
NJ oses On each package. Al others are worthless
iiniigtioas The genuine PILLS are unfailing in the
cure If all those panfal aud dangerous diseases TO
which the female constitution i SUBJECT They
moderate all excessive aud cure all suppression OF
the nesses when caused by cold inflammation dis
sase. 10 oil cases OF nervOus and Spinal Affection,
pains In the back limbs, fatigue on slight excr-
ton palpifatlon Of the aeart, Mysteries aud whites
they viii effect wheh all other cans have
failed, and although very 20 werful, contain nothing
hmfful 10 the most delicate constitution.
Circular in English, German and French arOuid
each bottle gives fuli direction and advice.
Zoe genuine pills are sold 1t most drug stores,
but " your druggist can not supply the genuine,
do no. be persuaded 10 accept any counierfeit or
bogus article, but send dollar to the sole pro-
fripior, Job Muees j. Oortlandt street, New York,
With name Of express OfBce at which yon will call
for the package, and bottle Of the genuine pills
securely and safely packed in plain wrapper, viii be
sent by return express.
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RELIEF m FEM MINUTES
nUyAN,s puLproNIC yyAFFRs

Cure coughs, colds ssthms bronchitis sore tn roat.
hoarscness, difhcult breathing, ineIient consump-
ton and lung Diseases. They have no taste Of med
ieine aid any child will take them. Thousands
have been restored to health that before despaired.
Testimony given IN hundreds OF cases. Ask for
BEfAN's POLMOsIC WATERS. PRICE IS cenis
pr boy JOB MOSES, Proprietor, Is cOrtlaadt
street, New York.
CTATK OF TEXAs, COUNTY OF DALLAS
> Where's IN the lnth day 81 September A. d.
1872, c. d. Knnsdy made and executed certain
ded Of trust 30 secure v e. Mays IN the payment Of
a ccrtaiu ufomissofr note for the sum 81 six hun
lred aud seventeen and 5o-1fo dollars, gold, with
interest At B pei cent. per month, from August 3,
A. L. 1877. aud. ~here a., by The fsrIrs Of said deed
Of rust L vas made ttnsies, and Nhrrcss the said
deed VI trust has not been com lied with by the
said C. D. Ksnady, therefore. in rrmrience with
INSTRUCTIONS fros The said Z. G. Mays, will pro-
ceed.
on TnE 5TH DAY OF July, A. D. lsTs,
70 cell the following Deserted property. as named
IL the snid deed Of trust. to-Wif. "Th- following
described trsct or farrell u land lying in the county
81 Dallas, Etae aforesaid. and improvements there
on TO- wit. Two story irAsr building, sifHated ia
Knnndys addition 20 ne tlrn 81 ifntchinss on the
Central Hnireai. 80 80 frnhft5 llo pet back, IN
blhck No. 2, lot No. q; nisu. The aid block No
add Tot No s. in the town and couIty nftfrs.id- on
record IN bcek Y. paEs ~. feuDfds VI Dailfs
county - to the lehezf tdcer iar cash, 10 add, 10
ropf d the ucurt Huss d0of In thscitg Of Dallas,
115Ilfa1ra r. n. HAMMOND, Trustee.
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DR.. TUFTS hair Dye IInparts a Natural Colo

Trade supplied w y, 7. George, Galveston;
Wheelock,. ffnlay a Co., y. o., rQrnor 4
Walker, and ". g. Hosldfis A Co, DallhsyaHq
ali druggists throughout the state.
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CoUIDS'T work on top Of new h0uses
yesterday. Too hot,
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The sale of lots in the town Of Ter
rell the present eastern terminus of
the Texas and Pacific Railway, it will
he remembered, take place on Mon
DAY NEXT, the 30th inst. Terrell is
destined to be an important business
point on this great Southern trans-con-
tinental route Both the Texas Cen
fral and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroads have lines surveyed through
the town, running North and South,
and one If not both of them will be
built. Persons Wishing to invest should
not forget the date-MONDAY, JUNE
30th. a special train leaves the
Pacific depot at $3.50 A. NJ. for Terrell,
and will return after the sale, and per-
sons purchasing a lot or lots will have
.heiy passage money refunded to them.
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. nrunnY or nAaa,n merALnn.


AGED one yenr. eleven months and twenty
one days.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
DELAMARRE,s sPECIFEC PILLS

No. 2lf Rue Lombard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended by the en-
tire medical faculty of France the very best REM
edy in all cases OF spcrmatorthea seminal weak
ness weak spipe, deposits in the urine, nervous de-
bilify pnd al the CHASTITY train Of diseases arising
from abuse and secret habits. They cure When all
ether remedies fail and have been used with aston
i-hing success by the leading French physicians
during the past twelve years. Pamphlets OF adj
vice 10 each box or will be sent free 10 any address
Price 81 per box. Sent by mail, securely sealed
from all observ ition receipt Of price by any ad-
vertised agent Oscar G. Moses, Us Cortandt sheet
New York. sole General A gent for America.