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rom lilc ~. lSuulS bciioCiot.l
"This company is rightly named
Americas Exposition of Wonders
Their museum, menagerie and circus
are replete in every particular, andp pos
sess unusual attractive features that
tend to make their exhibitions the best
and most valued we have ever wit
messed. The management have eXhib-
tied their good sense in securing, in adj
dition to the most famous and celc-
brated arena artists, various special fea-
lures that really make their consolida-
ton the most novel of all travelling eX-
hibitions. The arena is deserving of
special mention-the riding of Robin
son. and his sons, the wonderful acts of
Katie Stokes, the feats of Leopold and
Geraldine, are really wonderful. Thus
far we have criticised only the fea-
lures usually witnessed with travel
ing companies, but the novelties really
make this show most celebrated.
"Let us say.a few words about them.
1t has miniature circus, embracing
thirty beautiful children, with as many
diminutive ponies; then with what de-
light the audience witnessed the PAN
tomime pageant Of Cinderella. These
are attractions we have never wit
messed with any canvas exhibition
heretofore. The Indians are source
of much amusement. The air ship at
tracts great attention. In fact, the
management of the Great Chicago
Show have in reality taken new de-
parture' They have retained only the
best features of circus and menagerie,
and have spared no expense in gather
ing in one vast combination series of
really novel and attractive features,
that tend to make it the very best
combination that has ever visited st.
TOuisv
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"CoMISu through the rye''-Sleep-
ing Off drunk.
A GOOD housekeeper, always in the
morning, "gets up and dusts."
..SERMoNs in Stones,"-those dcliv-
cred in q ston e church.
The Market House Company won
yesterday in the suit instituted against
them by the city.
THE work of elevating the stones to
their positions in the Courthouse walls
is not matter Of many hours.
A HOTEL upon some such plan as
Palmer's in Chicago or the Southern
in st. Louis is on foot, and may she
soon be on foundations.
ScHooLBOYs should remember that
next month school commences, and
that they should at once proceed to pad
their little pantaloons.
FOSTER BLoDGETT who, with Bull
lock, skinned the financial hide off of
Georgia, is said to be living near this
city, under sobriquet.
A NEW carrier has taken charge of
the city distribution of THE HERALD.
Should any of our subscribers fail to
get their paper, they will oblige us by
leaving word at the office.
THIS city wants about one hundred
thousand dollars Of fractional currency.
Now, if they wanted a million or SO,
we could lrave supplied it ourself,
but such small transactions of one hun
bred thousand dollars are beneath our
notice.
A FLOUR mill is to be elected in this
city at once by Mr.. O'Connor, who
represents extensive capital. This
mill is to be erected with a capacity
sufficient to grind five hundred barrels
per day.
A DALLAS man bought thermome-
ter, the other day, and took it home to
his surprised and delighted family.
This Dallas man is an optimist of the
most orthodox stamp, if not a little
more SO and perhaps little more yet,
and not only believes. whatever is, is
right, but that two stands for two, and
black means black, and not some other
color. So, when lie read on the Their
mometer ''boiling heat" he, of course,
took it for just what il said. Then he
went to bed, and when he woke up in
the night he found himself in tre-
mendous perspiration. Springing out
of bed, he struck light and rushed to
the thermometer. The mercury stood
at "boiling heat" wife! wifev' he
yelled, "get up, get up; the darned
thing says boiling heat and we'll all
die" But his wife just turned over
and said: "Throw it out, dear" Then
he rushed to the wall and gathered it
in his hand and rushing back, threw
it out of the window; then, slamming
the sash down, he exclaimed, "Well,
never felt better in my life" =.
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A niscnse WIN, a Thonsnnd sxmptoms.

N DLScuse Win 1M0uSttnu ~ hnRtohsSs
Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all hui
man ailments. Its symptoms are almost In
finite in their variety, and the forlorn and
Respondent victims of the disease often fancy
themselves the prey, in turn, of every known
malady. This is due, in part, TO the close
sympathy which exists between the stomach
and the brain, and in part also to the fact
that any disturbance of the digestive func-
ton necessarily disorders the liver, the bow
els and the nervous system. and affects, to
some extent, the quality of the blood. A
medicine that, like Hostetters Bitters, not
only tones the stomach, but at the same time
controls the liver, produces u regular habit of
body, braces the nerves, purifies the fluids
and 'sministers TO q mind diseased" Is there
fore the true and only specific forchronic in
digestion. Such is the operation of this
famous vegetable restorative. 1t not only
cures dyspepsia, but also all concomitants
and consequences Moreover, II is invaluable
as preventative of indigestion. No one who
chooses to take half a wineglassful OF this
agreeable appetizer and stomachic habitual
ly three times day Will ever be troubled with
oppression after eating, nausea, sour erucfa-
tions or any other indication of a want of
vigor in the digestive and assimilating or
gans. The debility and languor superinduced
byhot weather are Immediately and perna-
nentiy relieved by the Bitters, and persons
who are constitutionally Inclined TO look
upon life "as through n glass, darlSly," will
be apt to take n brighter and more hopeful
view OF the situation under the genial infiu-
ence Of this wholesome medicinal stimulant.
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KANSAS tfitf NuRuHt ~
cattle Receipts, l77i; shipments,
I ,575. The market to-day linspfesont-
cd renewed activity, former prices be-
ing wei nustnibcd. Tie bull; VI oilOr-
lngs was green Toxas Stock, Of which
class there IL a surplus. Solca 60 win
tered Texan cows, nv 7C9 Ne, SO 90; ~
extra native steers, nv. ] ,ssG lbs, 50; 10
fair native steers, nv 1895 lba, ~ 0Oi
~ good native steers, nv ,070 lbs, ~ 10;
20 good Texan cows, av. 300 lbs, 50 3'l;
10 wlntered Texan steers, nv. O3G lbs,
50 %; q green Texan cows, NV. GAS lbs,
81 50; so native and Texan cows, av.
ss3 lbs, SO 70; lG green Texan COWS, av.
Sll ibs, 50; - do. do, nv. $50 lbs, 81 so;
"a do. do, nv. 7G6 lbs, 81 20; 40 do. do,
nv Gg5 81 IN
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Go 10 Sfegai a. Go. for the
best ST. Louis Bell Treble Pia-
nos in the niarlket---ii, monthly
iIisi.slInsenls; :sisO ioE fs.Eli-
tsIrc, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures. and all kinds
of nioulGil,gs, wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lery. d&wlawly
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We have the facll'ies and TIE "erh-
gss To do as gsed work, ANA NJ n'
low rates. No ear he done anywhere
ss< We mean 10 do ~. uring your
Flse lob work 10 THE DAILY HER
AJ;D OFFICE, Corner Elm and Nous
ton streets.
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VIII purchase and sell lands and city prop
erty, investigate and perfect titles, locate land
certificatcs, and collect claims in any part OF
the State: Prompt attention will be given all
business intrustcd to us.
Refer to Mai. w. w. Walton, Spencer & Nc
Gill, Austin Ball, Hutchins l. Co., X. f..
George, Galveston.; Il. I. Hart & Co, Wheel
ock, Finlay & CO., New Orleans; w. u. Green
law, Memphis, Tennessee; r. II. Chase & Co.,
Louisyille, Kentucky; Cochrane, McClane &
Co., w. II. Schieflin 4 Co., New York; VIII
son, Hood & Co., Philadelphia; Marmaduke
f. Brown, st. Louis. dAw3m
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The world says is sozodont 1t renders the
teeth penrly white, gives TO the breath fra
grant odor, distinguishing the ili-humors
which usually Cow from a bad and neglected
set OF teeth soxodonf Is 50 convenient and
pr-iuceS a sensation at once 80 delightful
that Il makes Il q pleasure 70 use II.
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EueoiaI Notice.

F.A. sayre 4 Co., having re-purshnsed the
doug business Mt their old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, Will be pleased 70
SEQ all their old customers.
Mr.. Frank A. Sayrs will pay special atten'
tion TO the prescription department..
July Eth 1873. Ho-du
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Hogs firm at s4@4 l2l.
KITCHENER, GREENE g. Co.

KITCHENER, GREENE d. Co.
NEW YORK, August 7.-Cotton--Net
receipts So bales; gross receipts SO
bales; sales of futures 1880 bales,
which closed with August at 1870
Is 15-l6c, September Is 5-320lS 3-l6c,
and October IL 5-32(Dl7 3-16c. Cotton
irregular; sales 900 bales; middling
l,20Ic. Flour unchanged. Whisky 95lc.
Wheat 1@2c better, and in good eX-
port demand; large business doing
for forward delivery. Corn shade
firmer and in fair demand. Money
3@4. Sterling dull at 8. Gold 15S@15l.
Governments nominal and little doing.
States quiet.
NEw ORLEANS, August . Corn
scarce and firm; white 7S@S0c. Oats
duh at -4l6142c. Hay dull; prime sd;
firmer at 81, liz, and 1l2c. Lard dull;
tierce SSc; keg scarce at 104@11c.
Whisky 0l@9Sc. Sight 4 premium.
Gold 15l. Cotton quiet, with sales of
700 bales; receipts 3l9 bales; no ex-
ports; stock 1859 bales.
LIVERPOOL, August Cotton
strong.sU plands, SIC; Orleans,03c. Sales
1000 Savannah and Charleston ship
ments, new crop, SIC.
Later-Savannah and Charleston,
September and October delivery, 81.
Breadstutis quiet.
PARIS, August 7.-Rentes 81 &c;
London Consols, 922. Bullion increas-
ed lb3, $4,000
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Land Renters 4 Buyers
CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.
LANDS roR SALE

LANDS ToR SALE
In the Upper BraZos River country, about
latitude ~ deg, without and far removed
from any swamps, hence the most heaIthful
portion of Texas, and where the grains,
fruits and vegetables of the Eastern and
Northern States, and also the great staple,
cotton, can be all successfully grown. These
lands are very rich, none sticky, therefore
can be plowed very soon after rains, Grass
of the best, and abundant, and good water
generally Obtainable Mt from ~ TO IS feet,
with the promise of five railroads soon, AMI
development of its resources Of iron, Nickel
stone coal, etc.-prospects for it becoming the
most wide-awalSc, active and fourishing
portion of Texas. In Young pnow the center
of attraction, Throckmorton and Jack coun-
ties, we have for sale of the "Premium Peters
Colony Lands" selected and patented twenty
years ago, 100 surveys, each Of 800 acres, or in
tracts OF so and 100 acres, on terms half cash,
half on two years time. Prepare to camp,
and travel by wagon, and view the Eden
portion of Texas, where immigrants are now
rapidly scuring homes. Apply to 'ril
GRAHAM Il BRO.
4lW2m At Graham, Young Co. Texns.
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.IfAcfs nae a CharD. \,

This Is what we hear on all sides of DR..
,,,,s,sts xst,,oa ,,d ~ i,,,i,,,,, ~ MS
eases, 1t affords instant relief. IT peIiaeates
the substance of fhe Lungs and causes them
to throw OFF all acrid matter. II is very pleas
ant 10 the taste. Children take IL readily.
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DIR. VIZ. IL. TUTf:
SIR-When in Akin, last winter. used
your Expecforant for my cough, and found
more benefit from IL than any ever used,
took half dozen bottles home With me, and
have hnd to give some OF il to my friends.
Please send me one dozen G. o. ID.
ALFRED CUSHING, West 5lst street.
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IT appears that all who seek homes
In Texas do not find gold growing on
trees, Henry Keiin, of Natchez, con-
Guided, a short time ago, to try his for
tune In the Lone Star State, and now
writes back: "If owned Texas and
h-ll, should rent out Texas and 1--we
in the latter placer Mr.. Keim is evil
IDENTIFY fond of a warm climate
[vicksburg Herald.
We have heard OF good many lazy
fellows who have come oui to Texas,
with the idea that by elakins meg
quit tree for half en- hour they could
spend the remainder of their lives in
picking up $50 gold pieces. Whenever
you get such reports as this, Mr.. Arm
strong, set it down that the writers arc
not Of the working order; they are, the
drones in the busy hive OF the State.
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DRY GOODS.

BROWN sIIEETING AND SHIFTING.
Central Mllls,...,-~l0 Miller Rlver..g....., l2l
Albion, A, i-l."-.l0 Indian Head, 1s-..l2l
Agawnn, i-l.....mllH Maschus'ts L N..l0l
Abhat, 4-f..",..."-l2 Bedford R."".....-ll
Cabot, A, 4-i."..m.l34 Copestogu .....,.....l2
Houston City iI..l3%
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UNDERTAKING
A. w. MORTON

Respectfully informs the citizens of Dallas
and the surrounding counties that. he has
fitted up his establishments on Cochran street,
mdi.e CSfrins nj The sborfest notice 10 order
and trim them in all styles. He also keeps
on hand, at all times, collins of all sizes,
ready made, with the exception of trimming,
which he can deliver at an hours notice, day
or night. He has also made arrangements 10
keep on hand a full assortment of Metallic
Burial Cases, which he can deliver on call.
He has the exclusive agency for these Burial
Cases, for Dallas and surrounding counties,
and can supply them at the lowest prices.
Having provided himself with fine Oval
Glass Hearse, and necessary appendages, he
will undertake. all the necessary arrange
ments for burials with dispatch. He has de-
termined to make this his exclusive business,
and respectfully asks the patronage Of the
public. f A. w. NORTON,
Swift Cochran Qate StilD street.
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.I DE-, TUFTS Hair Dye Color. Beauilful
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r Wanted. fow hundred bushels sound
wl,ite wheat, for which VIII pay 81 lospetic.
WILLIAM SCOTT,
Al Dallas Manufacturing Flour Co'sDcpof,
Market street, bet. Nain aud Elm.
rl-dl,elt.
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Having renovated eud nevly furnished
s.. sss s'sss'hss = ;9 ss NJ
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SHINING ON ,sal

Business men of Dallas, merchants,
ba mixers, landowners, and We who have
your thousands sailed down, with
notes secured by mortgages, to our
great shame we tell you that to-day
Messrs. Cameron & Mayfield ship to
Denison cargo of wheat, which is the
first of many shipments they expect to
make to that city during the present
season. Thus we see the richest and
best trade we possess passing from our
doors to enrich rival city not seventy
five miles distant The mill upon
which these shipments of wheat will
be ground was begun last February,
and is now SO prosperous in its opera
lions as to make Denison market for
Dallas county wheat How long will
we delay in matter of so vital i'm
portance as the erection of mills with
at least facilities enough to grind the
wheat raised in our county? Who will
be the first to move in this matter. and
stay the hand that is now robbing us
of the richest trade at our command?
THE following complimentary notice
of our fellow townsman, Hon. John
Brown, we take from the Houston
Telegraph of the Cd inst, and avail
ourselves Of this opportunity to say
that, should he be elected, no better
man for the position could be found in
Texas than Major Brown:
By direction of friends of Major
Brown, his name is announced to-day
as candidate for Lieutenant Cover
nor. We>have personally known him
for many years, and he has during that
time been often called upon to serve
his people in public capacities. He
served Texas in the early days of the
Republic ON the field, and during the
late war he was Major in Henry Nc
Cuiloch's division. He has been asso-
ciated as Legislator, editor, historian,
and in various capacities in the public
afiairsG R1exas since about 1880. He
Is COZ; }petent in every respect for any
position the Convention may desire
him to fill, but is too good a Democrat
to run for any Office unless chosen by
the party. We understand he has been
solicited to allow his name to so before
the Convention, and, therefore, the an
nouncement of his willingness to ac-
cept, If chosen.
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BREADSTUFFS AND GRAIN.
There is good deal of new wheat offering
Sales light; not dry enough to bulk. Flour
in active demand at our quotations.
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Clinch nails. nii sizas. = keg. ............. 10
Casing and finishing nails &c = n hi
than the same sire common nails.
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done would have been dishonesty Was he
smart" and did people say, "You must watch
I" him pretty closely, but he ia very smart
"manp And did he say of himself that he
had been accused of great many things, but
no one had ever charged him with being q
foolf And did he get tired of being accused
Of doing a great many things and suspected
of great many moref And did he finally
take on profound disgust at all the profess
sions of honesty and morality of his fellow
Congressman, and make up his mind that
their pretenses were insncere, and that they
were only honest because they had never had
a frst-rate opportunity to stealf
Had there been such man ever, he would
never have gone crazy and fooled away bis
time passing fares in an omnibus. lie would
have been much more likely to introduce a
bill into Congress increasing the pay of the
men who voted for it and doubling the pay of
the Executive who signed it. Then he would
have watched the performances of the high
toned persons who despised and denounced all
surreptitious cheese, as they went round and
smelt of this especially tempting morsel. He
would have been somewhat amused at the
gentlemen who voted for the bill and then
took the proceeds, but he would have been
ticlSled almost to death at the performances Of
those who denounced the scheme and voted
against it, and then, after holder men had
carried it through, sneaked up and took their
share Of the plumber.
Had there ever been such lunatic-whlch
Heaven fOrbid-and had he entrapped his
fellow countrymen and fellow Congressman in
any such way, we might suppose that, even
had he been as far away as Essex County,
Mass, you could have heard him laugh as his
victims stepped up and drew their share.
Let us be happy in not having any such
lunatic to make sport of human frailty.
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influence in the city declines the boldness OF
their demands at Albany seems to increase
Il Is hard to believe that the Senate VIII con-
sent to measure whose miscellaneous cnar-
acter ia so well understood; but we have seen
so much of the readiness of Senates 10 out
rage the sentiment of the community 'ha',
though we may hope for the triumph Oh
prudence and common-sense, we are not yet
IA sanguine az our correspondents ut Albany
and the friends of Reform generally seem to
have become within the past forty-eight hours
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TESTING At HUMAN FRAILTY.

A story is told of French gentleman, who,
having lost the bulk of his property through
the rascalties of friends in whom he trusted,
crowned it all by the loss of his mental bal
ancc, and for the remainder of his days found
his only delight in riding in omnibuses and
passing fares from passengers to the driver,
taking care when change was returned 10 add
10 it a sou or two from his own pocket
and watch the effect on the receiver. In nine
cases out OF ten, IA the story goes, the pas
senger, counting over bis change and finding
as he supposed that the driver had cheated
himself, would look bewildered for a moment
and then pocket the change with a quiet
chuckle. The special delight of the lunatic
was in satisfying himself in this way that
nne-telths of his fellOw-men were dishonest
if they only had the opportunity.
There may not have been any such French
genteman-we incline to the belief that there
was not; and if there was he may not have
found any such proportion of his fellow men
cbeats--we are disposed to believe he did not.
And yet, was there ever a Congressman who
had been largely accused of things which of
course no did not do. but which If he had
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N:etu'2lork Daily Gribmare.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH &c, 1873.

An International Patent Congress Is to assemble at
Vienna go Members Of Socialist Society have been
arrested IN France. 80 New Captain-Generais are 10
be appointed Tor Cuba and Porto Rico.
The New-York Charter read in the Senate but not
debated. Tue Brooklyn Charter discussed in the
Assembly. == Senators Clayton and BOgy we're exon
Grated and Pattersons case will probably be
dropped == The Cabinet discussed the postal car
question. railroad quarrel is in progress at
Youngstown Ohio.
The Bank Of ENGLAND forger was examined in court.
CO. Important disclosures are made IN relation to the
Washington Market frauds - Nicholas Muller re-
tains his place at Castle Garden. - Gold. ll5s, I5i
Il5i 49, Thermometer, 20, 80, 80.
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Amnsements, etc, Chic Gpenins.

BOoTH's THEArER.-"D Daddy O'Dowd."s Mr.. and
hrs Dion BOueicsa't and Shie Barry.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE," Uncle Sam" Mrs. John
WOOD, and John BrOughsm.
NEw FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.-"A Alike" Miss
Clsra Morris
NBLo'S GARDEN" Leo and Lotos."
OLYMPIC THEATER.-" Humpty Dumpty." George
l. Ror
UNION SQUARE THEATER.-" Cousin Jack"
WnL,CK's THEATER. - David Garrick." T.. A..
sothcrn and Miss katherine Rogers
STEINwAY HNL.-At ?; Readings. ]. NJ. Bellew.
ToNY PAsTOR'S OPERA Observation-Disclosures
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selves to slip into an ungovernable rage. who,
all are held strictly responsible for the con
sequences of passionate indulgence. Tn.
remedy may not be altogether in a rigid en-.
forcement of the laws, but without tbis M
expedent will be good for anything.