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miscellaneous.
4. a. SMITH,

% fRANDON, FthNONI'
Can he consulted at the Van Ness House, Darling
ton, Friday Of each week from A. ". to . O'Clock
P.
Dr. Smith gives special attention 10 all chrome
DISEASES; has had an experience Of FIFTEEN YEARS
extensive practice. His book shows examinations
and treatment Of 400 persons in the last hVe
years. Among the number many Of the first Amalies
in the State All medicines purely vegetable
prepared in SrRurs for each person separately as
the case NAV MED
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How CLOVER IMPROVES 7Hr SorI.-prof
Voeieker thus explains the action of clover
u increasing the fertility Of soils All
who sre practically acquainted with the sub
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ITELINGTUN, JAN 7IlIf ~
Four years ago ! was suffering with severe
cough, attended with night sWeats and general
pr0straton. At that time placed myself under
the care @. Dr. Z. A. Smith and was greatly bene-
flied Since then have taken his medicines with
the same good results. ] can with confidence rec
ommend him % others suffering in like manner
EDWARD MARTIN.
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o. En-THE NURSERY. Monthly Maga-
Sl.OU zine for Youngest Readers. Superbly
illustrated. send stamp for a sample number. NOW
Is the time 10 subscribe JOHN L. SH0REY,
Mar ls-td&w4w 35 Biomfeld ST., Boston.
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REcKMITm srMIN,. MAcnINr--s1a-



rDHE IMPROVED lslZ1 BECKWITH SFWTNs
Il MACHINE. ith new Br8id.nz Foot and many
other important Improvements. al complete. w.t.
hemuer Guide. Pour Needles. &c. warranted tu
years.-witl care VIII DO Your family slw.uE or
lie time Nearly ln.uu of these mach lues have
been sold the past season. which WITHOUT the shove
Improvements. are giving universal sat -faet .o1
We " u show letters o. ans who nav cail from q
interested purchasers, 10 wh ch thew state ttat
they would not exchange ours for the best b Oh
pr-cet machine 10 the market. 10 makes the pop
ular Elastic Loop stitch, and closes It's seem S.
curelF- which render 10 the strongest and hest vet
when ces red it can Dee unlocked 40 pleasure Fl--
tened o. any table. Ea- iy worked IS hand. tn
IS the mach ne which Messrs. Orange Judl & co..
% the American A-ricultur.st. 1c- use So many
thousands inr prem ums Full directions ~ " fh
every machine. n AFTER having the mach ne tt
days, does not give perfect satislaction we 81 ID
refund the 81. on return % machine less rl-
Express charges and take the risk o. Is benz
injured. All orders promptly filed on -ace.H - ..
Post ohce order Tor 81 j. $ are sent with your
order o. Us. The balance be paid o. the Express
Co., when you receive the Machine Term O. A cents
iff raj but cash Invariably for ALL Machines whan
received II any doubt our honor Or respons rs.
We WI eheer1ully give the best city rcfereucr-
Bring o. send sample o. any -oCds with wh.ca o.
test the Machine
BEChNiTH SEWING MACHINE Co.
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Breech-osl.nz Shot Guns 80 o. $40 Double
slot Guns. 5 o. $50. Single tiuns, 8 O. So. Rides
: o. 50. Bev0lFers. g o. So. Pistols g o. s.
Gun Material. shlu- llcs--- Llr-e j. sc.lur O.
Dealers or Clubs Army Guns B.voIvers, &c.
bought or traded .lr. Goods sent by express q. % ID.
o. be examined before paid flr- Mar l---lAW9w
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10 PER CENT.

County, Town, City, and School District Bonds o.
Iowa, Illinois, and Arkansas for sale BELOW PAR.
Coupon bonds registered with State Aud tors. In
terest collected and paid by state Treasures They
are more secure than State Bonds for States may
pudiate, while Municipalities cannot Write for
circulars and information Any marketable secu
ties taken IN exchange
BROWN, WADsWORTH CO.. BANKERS.
March 6-+d&Wiw - Nassau-St.. New York.
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A GENTS A RARE CHANCE We viii pay all
N agents SO per week in cash, who will engage
with at once. Everything furnished and ex-
penses paid. Address, A. COULTER CO.. Char
iotte Mich.-Mareh 6-fdkw4w
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This road is formed by the consolidation OF the St
Louis and Southeastern. the Evansville. Hender-
son. and Nashville and the Edgeheld and Kentucky
Railroads ana is the shortest and best possible
route from ST. LoUIs and CHICAGO 10 NASHVILLE,
MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, MACON. Nozzle. SAYAN-
Nah, and CHARLEsrOS. Its superstructure and
equipment are unsurpassed by any n the West.
ITS MONTHLY EARNINGS HAVE, SINCE
THE CONSOLIDATION. ALREADY REACHED
AN AVERAGE OF sIO5.00. AND ARE AMPLE
To OPERATE THE ROAD AND PAY THE IN
TEREST on TIE ENTIRE BONDED DEBT.
Three hundred and iifiy-eisht miles OF this road
are completed and fully equipped The consol dated
Bonds are Issued at the rate u 81 on per mile for
the purpose OF making single debt. complet.n-
branches, and supplying equipment O. meet the
rapIdly-increasi NJ business sl,6n,ph have been
sold and we offer a limited number az 30 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST N CURRENCY.
The St Louis Board o. Trade recently passed q
series OF resolutions express NJ the opinion THAI
THIS WILL BECOME ONE oF THF HEsr PAYING LINES
LEADING OUT OF 81. L0UIs.n con-r4tulatln- the
stockholders on the HoSoRAHLE AND ABLE Man
AGENENT % THE PROPERTY, express n. the bel e..
" that The SECURITY OFFERED ~ VT Consolidate
MORTGAGE HoNns To TIE AMOUNT OF S1i.ulu PER
MILE Is GOOD. AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION As An INV HSTMENT
To CAPITALISTS. BON At H0NE AV1 ABROAD"
We unhes 'tatin-ly recommend these Bond. as au
uuexcept enable Railway Secur ~.
Full part culars furnished, upon application hy
wINsLOW 4 WILSON.
No. 20 william St. New York.
e. ". NOOuHpUSE
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
Burlington. Vt
Feb es-wu
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Is unequalled by any known remedy. u WI erad.-
cate. eNll7p4fe- and thoroughly destroy q Dol -1-
Gus Substances 10 the Elual and D efiectull y y
dspe- All pred ispos ton o. bilious arrangement.
j. there want 90 act on YOUR L yer and spleen 2
lale,s relieved the blood becomes impure
~ -e eteraus secret 1us. u-1ducin- sr-otuIlus OF
.A-u diseases blotcles, felous Pustule-. Cluke-s
P.mules. Ec. &c.
Have you Iyspcptc stomach Unless q -est-an
poverty % the Blood. Dropsca. tendency. Cen
eral Weakness aud inert D.
Have !uu Weakness %. the Intest mes Y0u are q
danger - Chronic DarhUa or Inflammation %
the Bowels.
Have you Weakness % the Uterine or Urinary Or
cans Aau are exposed o. suffering 10 is most a z
-ravatel a.. u-
Are you detected. droWsy. dull. sluggish or de-
pressed .n ~ IT'S " % head ache back ache cate1
tongue and hai tasting mouth
For a certain remedy f1r all these iseasss. wssk
nesses ana troubles ior cleansing and .iv.u-
the vtiated blood and imuart NJ vl-ar B. M -ts
vital forces for tu ldiu- up and re-tar-n- ~.
weakened cuust tut. lon use 1 ri BI-RA wf|-b
pronounced By the leadin. medical Authorities
o. London and fars- the - Nl-f Powerful Tonic and
Alternative. known O. the medical world THIS il
na new and untried iscovery but has been l.u-
used by the leatll. physicians OF other -lurr- -
W % wonderful remed al results
Don weaken aud impair the D -e-t We r-.-aus ry
calhari 's ana physics. they give only Temporary
re! e-lud -c-t.on- natulencv and dvzuer.sfa W -l
plies aul Alncred @ senses sure o. follow rhe /.
use keep the blood pure and health S assured
JOHN z KELLOGG Is Platt s.. New New
SOLE Agent t1r the L q Ted states
Price 500 per bottle. send f1r Cirrula-
Mar l--flAW3W
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Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
ST. LOUIS ~
% YEAR PER CENT, WITH SINKING FUND
OF y PER CENT. OF GROSS EARNINGS.

PRINCIPAL AND Interest PAYABLE ~ Coin ~
NV YORK. Interest SENI-ANSUALLY, FEBRUARY
AND AUGUsT.
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CAMPHORINE.

PAIN. PAIN, PAIN-The great discovery Tor the
relief Of pain and a sure and immediate cure for
Rheumatism. chronic and acute, Sprains sc. IL has
a pleasant and refreshing odor and viii not grease
or stain the most delicate fabric. which makes il
luxury in every family. Price p cents per bottle
For safe by all druggists REUbEN HONT, Prup'r
New York.-Mareh 5-td6w4w
rI'HE immense sale, l000 IN one month. our
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MRS. AUSEAfUs SPEAR,
Burlington, Vt.
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Ham NIc0R sometimes repr1duces lost hair and al
always restores o. aided and gray har IL uarurll
color, "a the gloss and freshness u youth The
comparatively Few bald and gray heads that we
nov see. are those who have not yet discovered the
virtues ~ AYERS HAIR NIeoE for renew II the
hair. The fresh and youthful hair we see on older
heads j. o.ten the product o. this art. ], SOU are
dist figured, or made Old. ausfere and ugly hv -rav
haiT restore . youthful color. and " i'll f v0ur i
lures to ther or--inal so.tuess and agreeable ex-
preston.
- an elegant dress u-far beaui Ing the Hair 70
has NJ superior.
PREPARED BY
DIR. !. c. AVER & co. LOWELL Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemist
and sold aIl around the world.
Nov IS-WeowGd2taw
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: TO IL PER CENT.

vyemske q SPECIALITY Of County, CITY and Sei'.-
ID .-r'rf Bonds. GUAEANrEE LEeALl11 ni al Bonds
sd collect the coupons without elAi- 'i i---
THE LAW OF MUNICIPAL HoNb>
Just published by eur senior, shoa-l pc 20 .-r --
~ a Z Interested iu this class oi -ecui.t--- lE.
volumes. Price So " y to--l-i. q NJ.
Mar I--fd6wiw p N-s-A1-'--'- ''H
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Are we to infer that that the friends Of
the murderer Foster moved heaven and
earth TO secure a Communication Of his sen
tence? \ woman in New York has had
vision. and tells about it in the sun. \
beautiful woman appeared TO her IN her
room, dressed in white, assuming shape
from what a first appeared dense white
cloud. " and in her presence wrote on slip
Justice tell John A. Dix not to take the
life Of William Foster. A D. 2" The
initials are those Of Avery d. Putnam. The
message and an explanation We're sent TO
Gov. Dix. but had no more effect than il they
had been those Of Any Dead Person.-TroJ
Times
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AYERS HAIR NIGOR.


AlFlnc NJ years,
scknes. care. dlsap-
pautmeut. and he-ed-
tory pre1-sT,Is fIul.
all turn tls hI.r gray.
Ether oft1em 1l-pH>-
e. 1910 fall or prema-
turely. and Der e.
Feet - uu- -lt-y and
unpleasant o. behold.
! Dr Aver selu-umulte
skin has produced
an ant d0te tor these
le,u-m.t ies. which has
WI gratitude for him
from Mulrtudes of
women and men. II
HHHH.a.ss |.as a..u ns.H .H
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100000 ACRES.
CHEAP FARMS
The Cheapest Land 10 Market or sale iy The
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY.

100000 Acres in Central Nebraska. now pr
sale n tracts af 9H acres and suWarIs 90 . and Do
years credit ~ per cent NJ advance interest
reQu red
SIId and healtsul climate fertile -oIl. and alum
dance ~ E00d water
The best Market in the West The great III Ming
region o. Wyoming. Colorado. tab and Neradl.
being supplied by the farmers iu the Platte Valley.
Soldiers entitled o. Homestead of Id1 acres Tie
best location for Colonies Free home ,or all. BE-
lions ~ acres ~ choice Government Lands open fIr
entry under the Homestead Law near this Great
Railroad, with -ood markets and all the cauveu-
fences % an old settled country.
Free passes o. purchasers oi Railroad Lands
sectional maps showing the land. new edit. au
Of descriptive pamphlets. with new maps mai led
free everywhere. Address
q. F. DAVIS
Land Com'r [. PR R. Co.. OMAHA. NIB.
Mar l--+d4W4W
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Livingstone years rs in Africa

IS having, proves above all others, the book the
masses want Il goes like wlld-ire Over COO IA es
Only $3.50. More Agents wanfed.-Notice Be not
deceived by misrepresentation made TO palm "a
high-prieed inferior works, but send for circulars
and see proof Of statements and great success OF our
agents. Pocket companion. worth $40. mailed free
HUBBARD BROS, Pub. % Washington street
BostOn.-Mareh lO-fd6w3w
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II O w
NEW HAMPTON IysrITUTIoN

AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR LADIES AM
GENTLEMEN
OK courses o. study. 500. for board. wash p 2
- ruvm reut- fuel per term Superior Advaut4- es
for Circulars address
L. &. BARKER, A. NJ. Prime pal.
Feh 1-NN Falrfar. NerlrNnt.
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gen advertisements.
sHELBURN CyT.) NURSERIES,
Ih.re for sale in Shelburn, Vt, very choice
stock Of
APPLE TR Z L =,

FROM y CTS.-Esht samples mailed free
~ fr y cents that sell al sight Tor s4lJ o. any
,,,r.on In burlington, who VII act a. agent KAN
DALI co. 90 Broadway NJ - -@ Wv
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FIELD RROTHERs
HOTEL AND FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
AT CLARENDON SPRINGS, Vt. .

TIVE GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, al Clarendon
j Springs. Vt. viii be sold NJ Auction q the
b CHEST bidder without reserve, "Wednesday, March
18th 1873 at i2u'cock noon. at the Bardwell House
Rutland. The purchaser can have the furniture, .
he wishes j.. al an appraisal.
The Hotel is pleasantly lpcated IN beautiful
valley three m les from West Rutland Vt. 1t con-
tans thirty-fve rooms. The furniture j. nearly
new. and comprises thing for carrying on the
establishment The Hotel has an excellent repu-
tat0n. and a very -n.i class of regular visitors.
The premises can be Examined al any time previous
to the sale
Terms Of sale FOR the house. 500 cash, and the
balance on one, two and three years.
JOHN FLAGG.
Feb 2i-deodGw2W
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dicating a more cordial feeling than has ex-
listed since the separation at Pittsburg, In
1852. The Methodists are the strongest de-
nomination in Baltimore. Their church IN
Mt. Vernon square, dedicated last autumn,
cost $3.50 900. and still has debt OF S15,-
600. This church is very enterprising, and
has lectures, concerts and money-gettlng
entertainments Of some kind every week
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Mrs. Charlotte Louise Van Straubenzee,
wife of the Governor of Malta, has sent to
the Pope magnificent present of golden
rsliquia, Maltese work set with precious
stones brought from India by her husband,
Gen. Sir u. I. Straubenzee. h. {. b"
Fifty-four years ago. the only Roman
Catholics in Hartford, Conn, were two
women, Mrs. Mary Cosgrove and her sister,
Mrs Murphy. Both of them are still living
in that city, to see nearly Is, 900 of their
creed there, besides two very large and ilne
churches built, and a great cathedral under
way.-Clara Deyine, Alice Furlong and
Mary Fenelon three American girls who be-
came fascinated with Romanism, while on
pleasure tour at Rome, last winter, have be-
come nuns at the convent ofthe Sacred Heart
on the Palatine hill.-The government Of
Switzerland has decreed the cures in the
Catholic parishes shall be elected by the peo-
ple.-A .Schmiser pastor ola French Cath
Ole church at ST. Paul, Mimi, died recently
of paralysis, which disease was apparently
superinduced by the excitement consequent
upon his suspension from the church by the
bishop. This suspension was in eonse-
quence of his refusal to dismiss a servant
girl OF questionable reputation when order
ed to do 30 by the bishop.-Mr. Hilmer,
pastor Of St. Anthony church, was sns
pended, some since, on account Of his mar
riage.-Rey. Father g. Huberdault, of
the French church of Glens Falls, recently
succeeded in getting about two hundred
members Of his charge TO pledge themselves
not to use intoxicating liquors as bever-
age At Sandy Hill heprocured about one
hundred and sixty pledges.-Rey. Louis
Gagnier, formerly Of Rutland, has taken
charge of the French Catholic congregation
in ringfeld-Catholic meetings are
being held at Riehford, under the charge Of
Bishop Rape, assisted by Fathers Druon,
Cassidy and Malhiot. 4 church i to be
built Immediately The Pope Is about to
canonize Mary, Queen of Scots.
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6OO AGENTS WAITED S r5-, for a. .5 ss. MS
~, s7lk and Linen Thread. 500 70 So cleared
- month bv good active agents. Apply az once
h D L. GUERNSEY, Concord, y h--ll-i1l lN-
+dNWfW
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DRAIN ACE.

The attention o. the citizens o. Burlington and
the adjacent towns and villages e called to the
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C,ANvAsSIN6 BOOKS sENT FREE FOR DR.
1 WM SMITHS ILLUSTRATED
HISTORY OF THE BIBLE.

II contains over 20 fine Scripture l.-ustrli 'a-
~ 1f.1- noes Agents are selling from l5 On IN
-.,i.s NJ dsv and We send couvas-.n- book free
n trlv book agent Address stating e1 per etc.,
NATfONAL PUBLISHING CO, Fh--a-, Pa
-'Ai4'-'- Mar l--+dEWfw
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Rio Coffee, =
Five pounds for one dollar at
no5-d2t +. B. JENNINGS g. co

The following cooling information wo
take from u recent Kansas paper and as
we have before mentioned Mr.. Large as
the coming ice man of Dallas, publish the
announcement so as our people may be
ready for him when he comes, Dallas i,
the point to which his cargo 10 destined
A. Large & Co.. the Ice and soda-water
men, ssnt on Tuesday, three teams and
wagons to Texas, TO deliver their ice in
towns. They have iourteen hun dred tons
Of 6ne ioa put up hers
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} Pleasure in calling attention to the card
Of Doctors Peasants & Gambrile, which
appears In our paper to-day. The senior
member of this firm has been for thirty
years past, actively engaged in the prac-
tice OF his profession both in this country
and in Europe, and brings with him the
highest testimonials both as to his profess
sional skill and personal worth. We COM
mend this new firm to our citizens.
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We P"bIish

his morning correspondence from our
senior which win bs of interest to our
readers. Since 1t was put in print we
have met Judge Burforl, just from Austin
and he brings tho bost reports of tho leg
islature and their doings. He says that
our railroad interests will all bo pilotcd
by our able and worthy Representatives
at tho Capital and that no fears may .,
entertained about the failure Of any of
our great and important railroad enter.
prises, which are being conducted on the
asauare.p
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Louisiana Sugar.
Ten pounds for one dollar at
n25-d2t Il. u, JENNINiSE co.


Personal.
We were pleased 10 meet in our Office
yesterday, the Hon, 7, r. Young, who was
for many years u member of Congress
from Illinois in those good old days when
there were giants in the legislative halls
of,the nation. lie is acc ,npanel BY Mr..
d. II. Parmelee, of Nation, Illinois, and
is making general tour of inspection of
Texas. Oar Office is at their disposal at
all times.
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Auf Vtmfr sAuc'
II the 'nuisnauce opposite Mr.. Fields
new building is to be corrected, let il bo
done by tho city railroad either fill it up
at their own expense or move their road
on some other street. We are wearied OF
paying taxes TO improve property on Main
street TO the neglect of other streets. II
there is no uniform grade for the streets
the city road had no right to establish
one, and il they did, then Mr., Field must
pay for having that part Of the street in
flont Of his new building raised TO the
uniform grade, as is customary in other
cities. Yours
TAX PAYER.
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whisky
Hotel Arrivals.
CRuTCnFIELD HOUSE.

W S Robinson, i 7 Douglas Texas S W Blink
ley Moi Y Il Ramsdel Iowa Rees AMI lady; "
Rnmsbrll lava, h langley aud mother, rexas j I
kilman Ill . Butler III; 4 NJ Friend, 0lin Wei.
born ciiyi lhlpy, Huvt; Mrs Ilalmes and son For
rest, Texas; Padgett, sidney Garrison o;
Blades city; W Dsll Il Ross, John iryn, Texas.
DALLAS HOTEL.
Tom Abeo I and p Il r; W Il Cotton la; \ Foster
o ilereiord West Point; Tom Lynot wp HART.
reEns, jesse NJ Williamson, J 4 Dunbaugh. city;
ilemnnd Tand r h; NJ A Ilibber city; John
Kelley Liverpool; W Hood Kan; O W Douglas
capt BlRgsJ Mccoy city O W Miller Texas.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
II Gregor Burke Tex; Victor I Hensey
J M Welton 81 Lone; j porker Waco; o u Finlny
Il Kiuion Fla W Raglan Taylor McCor-
mick.
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Notice.
We are requested by the Committee on
Railroad enterprises to say that there will
be meeting Of the citizens of this city
and county, ut tho courthouse on Monday
morning next, at 10 o'clock. A large at
tendance is requested by all those who
feel interested in developing the best in.
terest Of the county and city. The offset
Of this meeting is one of great Importance
to Dallas, and we hope that every one who
can,will be present. n2l-d5t
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Notice.

Notice..
For the next thirty days Goods can be
bought in our house for less money than
ever before bousat in this city. Way 10
make room for tho magnificent spring
stock now being purchased in New York
and Philadelphia by our Mr. Murphy. Call
and examine our Philadelphia shopmade
stock of Boots and Shoes. We are now
receiving the finest stock AMI hest assorl-
ment Of Ladies Gents and Misses ever
brought to Northern Texas.
nlU.lmo PRATHER & MURPHY.
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II Is NO, Orcn


That we have duller days than ysster.
day. The all.engrossing topic early in
the morning was the railroad meeting,
which proved perfect success then came
the calm after the storm until hurrah
was started on Jefferson street, corner OF
Commerce., the particulars of which we
could not catch, Notwithstanding some
body was doing his lcvelssi to euss sons-
body else thoroughly. We think from AZ
counts that he succeeded. Then the cele.
brated speaker from took the stump
and told his immcnce audience all about
The eifcocy Of his pain-destfoying ien,edy,
which any one could buy for 81. per bot
tIe, The evening cams and passed away
without single fight, foot-race or worse
'alamity happening to our community.
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The CITY Cont.

The CIty Conrf
His Honor, the Mayor had the pleasure
Of an interview with goodly number OF
gentlemen who we're summond TO appear
before him to answer to tho charges Of
drunkenness and othcNtriyial offences.
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We Arc

We Arc
In receipt Of our invoice Of new goods
By piece meal. We will soon have every
thing on hand TO turn out as perfect o job
as can be had in st. Louis or elsewhere
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-11
The Imperial

The Imperial
Saloon has u card in our paper to-day
which lie Of exceeding inleres. to those
who are fond Of good square meal and a
nice bed. Read it and then try the advcr-
tiser
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-11
THE DAILY HERALD.
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1878.
We Call

We Call
Attention to the card Of Messrs J. L.
Dows & Co., who are in receipt ofa lot OF
new goods whici they are selling cheap
for cash.