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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15
OBITUARY.

Departed this life of Meningitis, in Dali
las. March I'd, 1873, in the 18th year Of
her age, HELENA WILLIAMS, daughter Of
X. ". and s. II Williams.
The deceased was born in Marylan
and came to Dallas about four years since.
Violently attacked on Wednesday, she
survived only four days. To die is terri
bic but to be stricken down in the very
spring time of being, as life is just opening
in oil the fulness of prOmise-this is the
bitterness of disappointment.
Helena Williams was no ordinary girl.
Esteemed by every one, favorite with
school mates md teachers, she had grown
to be strong and largo hope of her fami-
w. Frank and candid in manner, chaste
and pure in sentiment, with emile and
woru of cheer for every one, she had gain
cd a place for herself that, now vacated
leaves deep bereavement in the circle OF
her friends.
A daughter of unhesitating obedience, q
sister of un fa ltering affection, she was no
less true in the relations of companion
and friend. With most ,lauable ambition
in the cchool-room, she sought ssiduous-
" and inttnily, place among the first in
bCnOihTsuip, uuui h"u oho oeSA oP"ASe "
complete her course, would have reached
on envinble position among the literary
and intelligent of her sex.
An exemplary member Of the Episco'
pal church, she was earnestly yearning to
grow up to the full statue of woman Of
God. 1t was at service in the church that
she wss attacked by the disease which
ended her life.
"OUk REIGN is SHORT"
To her numerous friends and school
mates, how unlike, pale aud cold in the
coffin, she seemed to them, who not
year since, sat enthroned, crowned
with flowers amid the gay and festive
throng of May. Alas, the change. How
quick treads grief upon joy-death over
life They whom last we think, are the
first to depart.
= Twice-strioken parents, she has gone
but in advance, and from the "evil 70
come" Your legacy is the memory Of q
child, model in the domestic relations,
brilliant in mind, pure in heart and
loved By nm entire community. Cheer up,
press on, after few more days Of toll and
grief you too shall DO gathered TO the
Company OF the Redeemer.
W. II. SCALES.
Dallas, Texas, March G, '73,
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What Carries Men into Drinking
Housesi
By MRS. WILLIAMS.

4. r.a h,,-
"A committee in hug'aha mas 'a'e'y
reported on the woman ques''on, saying
that women are ge'.hg uofss every yesr,
and that men go 10 Puoiic houses more 70
get rid OF their wives man from any ON
err cause. inns IL, ihoeea, terrioie' nu'
II IL mucn me sa"s IN =" 0oua'es
clip the ABOVE from paper, anu pro-
pose taking II ior my "A.
womed are ge.une worse, arc 'hsy sno
men are getnng Deler! suPP1'ei ney
are becoming oss w'cAeu' -" gnu
hear 1t, and my preaching pss NOT oeen IN
vain. But ! want PROOF, pom OF mAn
increasing goodness ana woman adVanc-
ing wickeiness.
when ! take up newspaper, sec re-
corded mere many cr'm.s c9mmi''eu "
mer, tut very 10" oona,''eu W so"sn'
Women generaiiy are NOT os.i on 'ns con :
trary, nsariy all the goodAess IN ms
wicked world Is possessed oy women. II
is men who arc satan prime ministers,
not women; the oi"ck sneep Q, aw,iy
are nearly always maze 'aemoes' w
men stand on tne 'oP%os' rounu =, W sae
Iaddsr oi goou"eee' 49, ~ .,;-t;
low, scarcely ever .h'nAing VI o"n ''"s
up !" tne peers VI "ono".
Now, what taxes "en ln,S Puono no"'s =,
at n'gn'f vn, 'nyse u'esu'u, "y ~, -
home drlse .n." s . ", ,I..,.d ~ ~.
creatures are 50 le.,,uy 1870 ,S ~ ~.
queens OF nome INA. my ~ ~ w, =. ~
for soiace. pess gu ''"u' " '"e''
comforter anu is,.a ,h., m., .ho,,d ,rv
an, hodv In their sense. believe
TO make any ovuy :. me-; ;n,a ,.r. n =, 800, n;.s,
mat tney A,e ,..I as9 a., -,
oy 'nei, uns saia.a. ~ hs,;sv.. r.,
Sosurea Hv"s.. 80 who ~ snd ,h.;r
inere rs,r;monv Rev. ana s.,lins.
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EsTRAys
DALLAS COUNTY

Taken IN Nv n NJ. ffArrer m ne igh h,y ,
retrusry, tsfa. rnd ss'sseed hefnre W. Us',el.
4, r.. rreeiret No. 4, rrlia- .orn'y' aha,k nev
Horse 1ki< hands hlgh. allow, w year. olh hav,ns
an unlnieillglble brand op right shoulder. valued
1T s36
Tuten mn nv Thome. Fri"v and e.'rsvrh ..'o,"
T. n Kerfoot. J'P.. nrocnci M. IN" brown W..
steer. Hind In orr eve. ms'ted rron " We .,"n'
err. rrdrrhIt IN h0 and rr-Srd u on fght mp
about years old. Valued NJ $40.
Taken M nv J. v McAdsm ard c',rnycd ,e,or,
". W. Houston. Y. r., precinct No y. owe ."r','
Marc MrIc about or IN wears cid about w, hnnn'
high. slight saddle marks On hnck. V"'ned w s''
T"kcn nm nv n chrrnuI'. md es'r'ye hc'o,c.
n 'Kerfcot. ! p nrcrInct No 7. ~" mouse co,,rrn
Mule veIned ut SEQ orr moose co'or"d Mn'e'n.n'N
legs stripe aeros. shoulders. vc-rs old lns snr'ne
II hands, no brands. I'M LAWS, Cpp v, TcN's
Taken IN nv " A Graccy and esiray"d h",nr" ,, =
n X crioot. J r Precinct No !. ono brown HURST
3 or years old. 1hi< hnnds high. right eve our
eft FIRE foot md rirht hind foot white. star IN lore
head md slight saddle marks, no brands n"rreW"-
bic. Appraised at $40 ns'wa'
JNO. NJ. LAW,
ria-a. Mat Can't d. G.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.
Special to the Dallas Herald.
AUSTIN, March 10, 1873.

Senate-Another petition presented ask
ing the passa &c of the Ohio liquor law.
The committee on education reported
back favornb!y the bill abolishing Super
visors and Inspectors of public schools.
A bill was introduced supplemental to
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
account. A bill for the org nization OF a
regiment of cavalry, taken up and dis
discussed-will be continued.
Tomorrow bill will beinlroduced TO ap.
propriate five thousand dollars to pay ex-
penses of Stewart and Tracy, contest
ants.
House-A bill to incorporate n Stake
Bank in Texas, reported back favorably !;
passed to engrossment. A bill regulating
the practice Of medicine, ordered printed.
The joint resolution presented, that tho
Legislature adjourn sine die on the lOti
Of April, lies over under rules. House
discussed the Senate amendments to the
election bill, and it is agreed to disagree
thereto, which will bring the committee of
con ference to rest. A day consumed on
private bills.
GUESS.
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We nrc Glad

We re Glad
To see that our worthy sheriff, ]. NJ.
Brown, has sufficiently recovered his
health to DO out ag,in. Not long since he
was sent to the pcuiton tiary by his Honor,
Judge Hart, but it was In charge Of some
convicis, whom he delivered safely and re-
turned. Jerry is too kind-hearted; the
sights at Huntsville were more than he
could stand, and We have heard it said
that his recent sickness was occasioned by
sympathy. At all events We are glad that
he is hins,lf again and hope that no will
stay so.
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San Frorc;.co March l3-Peace Com
r,;..;oncr. have given the Modocs I'M to
Tho military who are now in full control
n Ia stated that soldiers are now in Lava
Reds. Indians have an abundance Of
hsef and other nrovisions. Officers have
com n,e,e mans ~ Lava Beds.
8, In,;s March I8-Seven tbousa nd
wom.n h.ys nsi;,;oncd tho Legislature Of
w;.so,r; for /. reneaI of tbe Social Evil
10
c;,,;,,.; u.r.h I2-In the N. 4
conr, ,o.d.v ,ho Arm NJ q W. Morton and
John r Fremont Was declared bauSrnp,
a. 6rn
I.m;s-;u. M.r.h "a -Rohberv of Falls
fytv Toh.oc, hank r.eebes 5000 OOO:-re-
IA. sr.rs..,c N OOO
Chicsso illinois. March lS.-In the
Hou,e q ,o,e of lO3 TO 4. adopted 4 rcsc
int;on c.nsnr;no IlI;noi, Coneressmeu
~" .o,.d - ;ncreo.s th.;r salaries.
NJ yorL March I3-Master carmen.
"a hn;id.rs in his c;,v and Brook
,vn s,v ,h.y viii no, acc.de 10 the unjust
80 soc;.,;,. his ,nrino, and
49, .n;,.,;s,s Who intended invest
many 0s .p.,,,;" .;o.,. 80 s,r,adv in.
ns y LIZ ;nvss,mon,.
s M.LIo /. his after
uv' ,sn,h. 90, msn,s en- ,bs defeat
aS,h. covsrnwsn, an Tho Irish Education
In, ..S .n..nl.,s man Tho course that
;,, .snp tn. T;me. save
~. Csh;,., iii nrohab,v resion to.aay.
IA n;.r.s,; Ill, he c.il.d mon NV he
oneen 10 form A new Ministry; in which
sv.rt p. r,;ament w M he dissolved and a
ssn.r.i sjsc,;on ordered befo July. The
De-, avs The Gsvernmeut hs, not decided
-, wSs,h.r n viii rcsion or dissolve
b. p",,;.m.a, md .nnesl ,o The country 10
-. or c,.d.,one's BiI. II was A erea,
wv ~, C.h;,., .nd liberal man
80 ~ an. House of Commons. the latter
~ W ~.nSs,s;sa ~ .;n;.,rv nv ,ote
oSonsa.nsa hy ,he Conscryarives are
unv;i,;ns ~ accen, m. re.ponsibilitv of
~ d;..o..,;on ~ he ParIi.ment session.
IIouse Of Commsns to-day is looked for
Ill - v;,h are.t anxi.,y a. G.sds,on,
III, ~, .,.anne. .he cour.e 70 he nursu-
VI re- ~. M;n;.,rv
Ic,5.n Mech la-Consoles o2a IN g2l.
exes oOl.
I;v.rnoo, March l2.-poop-Cottop
.,..d;.s INLAND. Oh Orleans "a
I.,sr 9o,,on contipue, .tesdv. sale Of
10 200 h.Ier receio,s 2 OO0 from Savan.
- "a Chsrle.t,n. March and April o.
Rrc.dscuff, quiet; beef a(a6.
svyort March 1s.-Cot,on dull, sales
eco h.i,s. uoIands Dol. Orleans 2O7;
ao,r dall and Unchanged; wheat quiet /;
corn dull: po-k quiet and hrm-ne~ Is
ana oee,;ngs lisb,. lard ouiet. western
s,esm n 6uyer. s 7-ls; ,nrpeptine dull
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Jerk Dist. Co urt, d. Q
FILLS COUNTY.


Tsken mn hvR. A. Phillin. and csfrayea hcl",,
N. q Davis. ESQ. one sorrcl MARE. about 10 or y
wears ol d. about ~ tn-ds high. with som" 'hh"'
marks, md branded pc on left shorlder heart on
Ion high and n on right shoulder. valued NJ o2o
Taken nm nv A. ]. Davidson and rs'rayed before
" q Davis. Esq. one black MARE about 10 years
old. brand irdesr-'tal,le ~ len shcn'der r"n on
LEFT hip, nbout 49, hnnds high Valued Mt wv
Taken mn hy VIZ. Stokes and estrawd before =.
Camptell. ESQ. one brown pony IN'NSE. aponI =
hands high. 8 years old. star in forehead, saddle
marks and branded with straight bar over top on
left shoulder. Value at s9h.
-Tnkcn IN bv W. ". Ciannch and esirrvrd before
N. q. Davis. ESQ. one dark gray GELDING. or
wears old and shout II hrnds high. hrardcd DER
on loo thigh Valued at sos. Also ono sorrol rom
MARE about II yrnrs old and ahort 49, hands
hirh blsze fcc and len hind foot white" indisinct
brand. supposcd to he ". onl left shoulder. Nr'"'d
Mt 500. Also one hay horse col T.3 wears nln nna
about ~ hands high. hlazc in face wit both hind
feet white brand ndistinct on LIT shoulder valued
nj $50
n2Gw3t. C. r. GIBSON, CIR ID. G. f. Co.
March 3. 1873.
Taken M by W. II. Garrett and esiypycd before
r. u. An Rice. Esq, one sorrel Gliding. ~ hands
high. about nine ycnrs old, brand indsiinct, hut
IMPOSED TO he circlcd 4, on left shoulder; valued
at $1,000.
fore II. D. Ap Rice. Esq one sorrsI Gliding; ~
hands high wears old. shod all around branded on
left shoulder thus 90. aso on left hip thus s. with
fax name and tail; valued at $4,000.
n25-3t go tsf. q. z.a.. a,rL
Taken up by J NJ Dnnoway aud cstraycd before
N Davis, Esq. ono white and pidcd work oN.aboni
7 years old, marked underbits In LETT and ami III
right ear conmon sized bel on and valued Mt $50.
Also. by J Iaughln and cstraycd before ZANE
ono hay Mare about 0 years old Az hands high
left fore and both hind feet white. star In 'rehrd
snp on nose. white spot on untleIliip. branded q j
with q J and = connected on left shoulder and val
ued at $40.
Also, by T Stewart and cstrayed bstore same
ore biack Grldine, or 0 years old, 10 hands high
saddle mark on left side. shod before dim brand on
,c,t shoulder supposed to be o, and valued at s25
Also by John Aaron and estr"ycd befnr J. Han
cock. ttp &c Giy Mao " ~ ihrds hieh''o'
10 Years old branded on left shoulder. supposed Il
be B. bra nd uneerncaih not described valued at 20
Also, by d Nc IN lan aud esiray'd before same .on'
brown Horse, years old IA hands high. bod before
no brands, valued at S75, CRGlBSoN
Dist ok Hills Co.
March ], 1873. -n2I:4t
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That wns not bad renly, given recent
ly at barn-raising in Pennsylvania, to a
Young man who had been relating his
more than wonderful exploits in various
parts Of, the globe. At the close Of
one Of these narratives he was not little
set back by the remark Of Al old man.
"Young man amt You ashamed to talk 30
when there are older liars on the ground
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SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1873.

-, Tbo.. weIr,,ts focrur ~. New or'snrs. I.
~ e,,, snlt orInd Agent for the Dali" "rHmp
In that city.
~, TIE p,u-. VtnAir VII 10 fcnnh ~ 'nfn,
pl.,,e W. re,I s,c,r. Me'r street Nenro~
cc's. MRS rfrc' Jrrer,rn S'urf. re,, .o roe'
Cn1e, Wut,or, cIrnr Store. Crutehre'd House.
~ Cur term, Hr su, ,srir,icn. Positively. ~.
rr,b IN bSvsrr~; rnd Jch wo,k must. IN every
it,trter. IL reid Ter IN delivery Price ~ snn-
,e,I, ,,ep, 80 m rev prvrm or " ~ Nr rN
~erW. Jo' wo'k Of all kinds Zone on the mos'
prr'orptie Terms.
RN-y n cUyv. E,o No. I'm BROAD wny. n. y..i
h,,v sr'horiy~a IN mako contracts for advertising
In the DALLAS fIgWALp. W.
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A DimcuIsy
= Occurred in the Cosmopolitan bar-room
Thursday evening, in which the bar tender
dealt a fearful blow upon his ass"ilant
with tumbler. Blood was drawn in
profuse manner, but nothing serious Is
unprecedented as the final result.
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IL will
Be seen by reference to our advertising
columns that WIN. II. Bean, State Agent
for the Esierly Self-Rske Mower and Rea-
pcr, can be found at J. c. McConnelrs
Hare ware Store, where he will take your
orders for the above named Machine.
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THE ELEGANT CHRONIC "CUTE,"

Size lGx20 inches, 1G colors. Acknowledged by oil
to he the bands"mcst end most valual lie premium,
picture In America. Every subscriber is presented
with this Chrome at the time Of subscribing. (no
witng) and also receives numbered cert ifca'c en-
titing the holder to y share IN the distribution OF
S25 600 IN cash and other premiums.
The Distribution takes place on tho second Tues.
day In June next. The Chrome and criifIrac sent
receipt Of price. Specimen copios. Premium list
ETC., giving full particulars sent FREQ to any I'D
drtss
AnrNTC Either local or canvnssing in cvery town
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Rcuisissss NssIce,

rso,vsrssr PrIsrcrsL furrrr.- Divine sevvlre
vii, he held At ~. Mstihrws' Church. Elm street.
rvsrv surday q, " o'clock, A. M, and T. M
until fnr,lsr notice.
stXpAr tcnooL-Rt y o'clock, A. NJ.
A. n, DAVENPORT, Rector.
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CITAT TON.

MoLLIE E.wILLIANs
The State Of Te1as, 10 the Sheriff Of Ellis
County Greeting;
You are hereby commanded that you servo by
publication, defendant in the above case, with the
accompanying Gel tihed copy Of Undergraduates
propo unded by plaintiff in this case TO 3. ii. and
Mary T. Williams and Penn KrOuse, citizens OF
the city Of Baltimore, Maryland.
Herein fail pot,- but OF this writ and how you
have executed the same make due return within
h,e days aftsr each service. w. q ~
Witness, G. r. Gibson Clerk Of the
Eu district Court Of Ellis county.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
w S/Court aioshcs IN The town cfwsxahsshis,
this the 10, day ofMarcb, A. d. 1873.
9. H. LAWS, DC. Ellis Co.
hereby certify that the for-goine is frue and
correct copy o. the original writ nov in my hands
JOHN 7. KING,
March IL, ls73. Sheriff Ellis 90. Texas.
v. In Dist. Oourt, Ellis Co., Texas.
Noraas-,s lu.ps
De.r.,.nut In this causs will take notice that ave
DAYS ufrr the service hereof By publication, shall
apply 10 the C-rk Of said Court Tor a com mis-ien
&, take the deposiiions Of g. ii. and Mary r. Will
lam. aud Penn Krouse, who reside ia the city OF
baltimore MARYLAND, 10 answer 10 the following in
t-rrogntnries 10 he read evidences 10 behalf ef
plaintiff on the trial OF said cause.
lut@rrog tories 10 be prop0urded 10 s. II. and
Mary T. Williams and Penn krOuse. witnesses for
VI ,ntin:
Inlerrogntory LIST. Do you know The parties to
this suIt Nhrn and where did yon know them
and Whist their relations to earh oihsrf
Int zd What Defendants conduct towards
rl.intin and what vas the cause u the separnf on
~ plaintiff and d-ieDdnnf7
Int. Sd. Was dsirndAnt's association pure or 9th
erwi.ei
Int. 9Th State al you know copcrrpipx thecon-
duct Of defendant while living with plaintiff that
rsuld benefit plzinfin in thu csnse-
JOHN J. WILLIAMS.
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Attention

Attention
go Ia calledto the advertisement which nP-
rears In another column, Of Thos. Field
agent for Walter A. Woods Combined
Mower and Reaper.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby gvsr that the undersigned was
en- sih day Feb. A. d. 1873, appointed Administra-
tor Of the estate OF Ambr Csc X. MURRAY decreased;
this is therefore, to notify ell persons indebted 10
said estate, to come forward and settle the same,
and those having claims against raid estate for mon
cy will present them within onc year from the above
date for allowance or payment of the same will be
postponed until the claims presented will In that
lime are paid. WIN. RYAN,
n23w&t Adminisi rztor.
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FIRST GRAND CASH PRMIUM $4,000,

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Counfy of Ellis
I.cR. Gibson. Clerk ofths District Couri IN and
Gar aid county DO hsrsby certify that the f0rero
Ing r. trHs nd correct copy Of he original four
dIr.rf iufsrro "a fUrirz nss on fls IN this once
Wifn--s ny ofscial s-.l znd sig nature
Z\n once IN warzhsehis, this Il, day Of
~ s.F''' a 2 ? 4 n. eissos, c. p.c.rc.
By 1csx FHinrrss Dspuiy-
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ID CONS FOR REM,

Al ny rssidsnce. IN The soufl-rn p.rf Of The
CITY, three blorks frem the s1uare For furfhs'
particulsrs enqniru q
) De s-I5-f1 MRS M-BINGHAA-
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GENERAL HOOD!

The thorough bred fine siallicn, GEN. HOOD,
VIII stand the present season NJ my stable, on
Bear crock. in Ellis county, II miles northeast OF
Wnxalschir, AMI will mares ~ $50 the season
payable by the first day Of November next Sea-
son to commence March 18th and end June 10Th.
All possible care win he taken 10 prevent accidents,
but no responsibility should any occur. l have
seod pasture loo ma from distance, and free OF
cha rye to all that sends to Hood
Pedigree!
Ho cd was led hv Lnnatic he nv imported BEL
teshnzy,r, Lun'tic: dam. imported Matilda Ruth;
Iocd drm by Daily. he by imported Glrnco; dam
Picayune. Hood grand dem. by Cclcr he ~ Bcr-
tram, he y Sir Archie Cleb,r; dam Oscar na by
Archoy.
He is pedigree" not only pure hrt uncontan,-
mated by rny d. nj It'll STAIN, nihining Ms it does
the Lest blood ulo the English and American
turf
Description!
HOOD 10 a dark bay, six years old. 1hl5 hands
high of large bone, flushed ioim muscular power,
graceful carriage and blood, + nc appearance, and
in point of Hood al toim,he IL not TO he rxceIled
by any horse in the State. Ius made his mile
in 1as%.
JOHN BAHELOR.
March 18th, 1s73-w4t
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No Ladv's Toilet Complete

Unless there he the fra grant Sozodont {;
INTO the breath sweet odors IL imparts
the. gums ruby redness soon assume, the
teeth quick rival alabaster tint and seem
as pearls Get in the coral vase.
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w.-,.,.r,iv, oeated IN this city, and do
,,,.-.l R.nkine Bnsiness We buy and sell EK-
change on
NEw YORK, NEW ORLEANS
ST. LOUIS, Galveston & hoUsroS,
Ind All the principle Texsss end dra~ dreet
On che Principle Csfies Of EHrcPe-
We aeaiin Geld. siiseraud Currency, end
make orllrcfoIs ~ III arcessleloihis IN me STATE
psIins, October -, 1871
nVrpT7Sv * TuE WEEKLY HERALD.
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FARMERS !
Call on Mr. J. C. Mcconnell, on Main street,
and Rll orders for the Es,crly SelfRake Newer and
Reaper-the best in use.
n26uIte WIN. II. BEAN. State Agent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-15

spalding's Glue cheap, co nvenient, usefu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-22

IRON AND NArrs.-Pittsburgh advices
Of the 10Th are to the effect that opera
tons in Pig Iron have been curtailed
somewhat by holders asking an advance
in prices of from one to two dollars per
ion. Choice Gray Forge Irons are now
held at $27a2s per ton cash, and $2saS0 9
months; sales 200 tons January delivery
Of $e7 cash, 800 do 4$sS 80 4 months, 400
do 1884 months, 500 do $es 4 months,
600 do at furnace $25 cash, 100 do sec
cash, 100 do 500 4 months; No.. l Foun1
derry quotable at $S9a95 4 months, No. 2
&29a32. Bloom nominal at $10oal0S A
months. The market for Fmished Irons
and Nails is considerably flrrner, In sym
pathy with the raw material, and there Ia
anincreased inquiry for future delivery.
The former may,b quoted on basis that
10 for the present delivery ct 29c tor
Bars cash, and 2ta3c on time. Nails
50 90 cash, and 81 on time. 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-22
!" HluSEEEEPER" nE AEll1A.

The liver being the great depurating or
blood cleansing organ Of the system-set
this great "housekeeper OF our health" at
work, and the full corruptions which gen.
der In the blood and rot ont, as Il were. the
machinery Of life, are gradually expelled,
from the system. For this purpose Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with
very small daily doses Of DR.. Plerce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are pre-emi.
nently the article needed. They cure
every kind Of humor from the worst scrol.
ula TO the common pimple, blotch or erup.
ton. Great eating ulcers kindly heal IN.
der their mighty curative influence. Yiru.
lent blood poisons that Turk In the system
are by them robbed Of their terrors, and
by their perscveriLg and somewhat pro.
tracted use the most tainted systems may
be completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands, tumors and
swellings dwindle away and disaI pear
under the influence Of these great resolv-
ents.
DOCTORS COULDN'T RKLP HZM
ME1osvtLIE, Morgan Co o, March
Gath, 1873. --.-
Dear DR.. PIERCE:
When I was 10 or 10 years Of age !
took what Is called Kings Evil, and by
constant doctoring 1t would heal in one
place and break out In another. II also
broke out in my lett ear. first found
your name In the Christian Advocate, and
sent 10 miles for the first bottle, which did
me more good than all other medicines
ever used. ] am 2s years old and doctored
with five doctors, and not one Of them
helped me 80 much as your bottle Of Dis.
covery. have got well and able to do q
good days work. JOHN A: WILSON.
deods, w&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-22
schenck,a mandrake Pills.

These pills are composed exclusively oil
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of its injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
Q valuable remedy in all cases Of dersnge.
ment resulting from disordered state oil
that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fever, &C, &C., all succumb TO
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.