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VANILLA. LEMON, ETC..
For Flavoring Ice Cream, Cakes & Pastry.

With great care, by new process, we
extract from the true, select Fruits and
produce Ftaoorings Of rare ercsItence.
or great strength and perfect purity,
No poisonous oils. EOsrg flaUor as rep.
resented. No deceis-each bottle .futE
measure, holding one-haIf more than
Others purportiHg TO hold same quantity.
Use them once, aoitl use no other. The
most delicate, delicious .tzanors e0er made.
So superior to the cheap extracts. Ask
for DR.. Prices Special Flayorings. Man
ufactured only by
STEELE & PRICE.
Depots, CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS.
Aangf lecturers of DR. PRICES Cream
Baking Ponder.
Lid mwt&wly
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B | { D | N G
AT THE LUNGS CURED BY
cA7AaaE, INFLUENZA AND HAY FEVER

or Summer Colds which often end in serious limo
trouble, cured by the Inhalation Of DR.. Kennedv's
Prairie Weed
am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures of
severe bleeding and consumption OF the limos
which this new remedy performs for me every
week. Send for a circular.
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Letter-Carrier, Boston Highlands, Mass

Sold by all Druggists at $1.0O yer bottle, Mann.
fsetured by DIR. KENNEDY, 400 Warren street,
Roxhury, Mass 2,ldlT
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When there i no lung disease and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills are sufficient 7ithou the Pull
monte Syrup Take the Mandrake ILLS freely in all
bilious complaints, a. they are perfectly harmless.
DR.. scheuck who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
for many years past and now weighs 225 pounds,
was wasted away to a mere skeleon, in the very
last stage Of Pulmonary Consumpticu his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, and abandoned
him to his fate. He was cured by tie aforesaid med
icines, and since his recovery MANI thousands sim
iary afflicted have used his preparations with the
same remarkable success. Full directions aecompa
ny each. making 1t not absolutely necessary to per
sonally see DR.. Schenck, unless patients wish theil
lungs examined
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Flower Stands.

oCSVENTENT, ORNAMENTAL AND DURA-
l. de Made upon casters and hold from 20 TO 81
flower pots: wire fencing especially adapted for iii
vt.m fence in all Office or for front yards lawns and
cemeteries, when q durable and handsome fence lie
reutircd Wire ratings for Offices and banks
landscape and figured ornamental wire window
screams tor windows for offices and banks. Copper
westher rand soreness, fOundery riddles, iron.
brsss and copper wire galvanized clothes line wire,
hIC cages. wire cloth ard wire work of every de
scri0n made order and sent safely any part Of
the country wholesale and retail send for price lists.
". T BARNGM
Presrietor Detroit Wire Works liz Woodward Az
euns, Detroit, Mich. may26dmwf&wIy
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Indian Liniment.
Important to the Afflicted.
Pierce * Co.'s
INDIAN IMMINENT.
THE GREAT ETEUMA-I. REMEDY.

THIS MEDICINE ALTHOUGH CALLED A LIN
imept is the best Internal remedy ever offered to
the public for daily eecling after all the
popular medicines OF the day have failed TO give re-
Gsf: the reason for this is obvious IL contains
slicnal virtues which other medicine possesses
being compounded from fifteen distinct substances.
some of which contain the most highly nutritious
AMI vitslizinZ properties known III combination
with other medical virtues which nen-
traliye MI morbid poisonous seCretions and Grad
icste them from the system 1t supplies food for the
blood. elasticity and strength TO the muscles. gives
tone and vignF he nervous system. in short. as
Al Internal and external remedy, 1t has no equal,
and contains mineral substance. IT is a safe and
speedy cure for the following complaints: Rheuma-
tisD. Neuralgia Diptheria or tceFaed Sore Throat,
Dgmntsry, Diarhpa. Eryspelas Sail RheHm, Gsn-
ks-in the Mouth stomach, Poison. Piles. Kidney
Complaint tramp Seads and Burma. Heanache,
Eaache, Tonfhace. Chihains. Chapped Hands &.
L PIERCE Il CO, Propriet0rs, 49, High ST, Prov
idenee, K. sold by all Druggists.
imeI0dmwfly
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Sound Reasoning.

Consumpton l. decay. Soothing expectarant
remedies are only Useiul A. paliatiyes they do not
reach the canse-thcy do not stop the decay, Tonic
medicines strengthen the life forces and prooug
the battle but the decay goes steadily o. and soon
rr or later the victim must yield Climate changes
are sometimes good. but they seldom wholly cure.
In short, the very nrs thing be done is to STOP
THE DECAY. then apply the restorative tonic and
strength giving treatment Think moment The
Lungs are declying-tu bercies, alterations. cayi-
Ties ana deposits Of poisonous matter pus for
ming. The circulation carries this poison all over
the body. Wasting, loss Of appetite. enervation
night sWeats and all the terrible symptoms appear
u II worth while to doctor the symptoms which
merely the results, while the decay which il the
cause. IL eating mp the life springs?
These two things are well known by the best
physicians:
lst Carhulic acid positively arrests Decay. It il
the most powerful antiseptc in the known world
Even dead bodies are preserved by it. Entering in
TO the circulation, it at grappes with corrup
ton, and decay ceases. It purihes the sources Of
disease
I'd, Cod Liver OIL il Natures best assistant in re
slsting consumption. Ii II at once a food a tonic
a purifier, and a healer 1t braces up and supplies
the vital forces, feeds the wasted system and ena
bies nature TO regain her fOGthold For these pur
poses nothing can compare with Cod Liver Oil.
This Is the theory Of
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NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An Important In
vention 1t retains the Rupture At all times, and
under the hardest exercise or scyerest strain IL l.
worn with comfort, and II kept on night and day,
effects a permanent cure III few weeks, Sold
cheap and sent by mail when requested circulars
free when ordered by letter sent 10 The Elastic
Truss Co No. bS3 Broadway, y, y. City. Nobody
uses Metal Spring lrnsscs, too painful: they slip
oil too frequently. Enthusiastically
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRF,s SPECIFIC Pills

,gVAIsIU " y. VANANITFHE,
No. 2ll Rue Lombard, PARIS
These pills are highly recommended BY the entire
Medical Faculty Of France the very best remedy
IN all cases of SpermAtorrh uea or Seminal Weak neas
Weak spine: DoportA in the Urine Nervous De-
bhty, and all the ghaatly train of Diseases arising
from Abuse and Secret Habits They when all
other remedies fail and have been used with Astonia
inR succsss by the leading French Physicians during
the past IL years. Pamphlet Of Advice in each box,
Qr Will be sent Free to any address Price y per
Box. Sent by mail secHrelv sqaied Irozl all obs-r-
vaton receipt Of prlcs by any sdyertssd gent
OSCAR q MOSES. Il OoRTI.ANIrr Sr NV YoRK.
sols General gent for America
Sold by Benser & Thomas, and smith & Bonnie
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Sweet Norwegian Cod Liver Oil

from the celebrated fisheries at Aaiesund Norway
pronounced by physicians the most delicate en-
cient Cod Liver Oil in the world,
1t Is easily taken, tolerated by the weakest stom-
achs digests readtly, never becomes rancid and II
almost entirely free from the usual disagreeable
characteristics OF Cod Liver Oil.
For every use of Cod Liver Oil Mr. Wilson's dis
eovery is OF the greatest value
For the safe internal administration of CarbOic
ACID Mr.. Wilson's method of combining il with Cod
Liver Oil Is absolutely necessary
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RAcMFc everywhere to sell our new and nov
AUEMt0 Ell Emhroidering Machine, send for
Illustrated Circular to the Mckee
MRMTrn Manufacturing Company, 500 Broad
WHM III way, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
OBSTACLES TO MARRIlef

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from ~,
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. MAJ Eject
stored lmpcdiments to Marriage REM o"d re-
method OF treatment. New and rrmarlaSI Ne~
dies. Books and Circulars sent r. ; to4e ftNt
velopes -'Os' Ia sealed IN
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION n.
Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa "a, " 70 Esoal
having high reputation for honorahIa' w aol
and professional skill. 81 to1dgc
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ESTABLISHED IN 1s59.-Five hundred thousand
people throughout L. S and Canadas, have used
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Dr. Schenck and his son. J. II. Scaenck, Jr., NJ. d.
are professionally at their store Northeast corner Of
Sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia every Saturday
All advice given free Of charge but for thorough
examination by the RespiroTeter the price is s5
This instrument willdetect the slightest movement
ofthe respiratory organs by 1t can be readily de.
termined whether the disease is tubereular, bron-
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,

BRHAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
gnro COUGHS, COLDs. ASTHMA, BRoNCHTTIs SORE
IHhoAI, HoAHsESEss, DIFFICULT BREATHING, In
CPlEsr CoNsuMPrloE AND LtEG DIsEAsEB They
nave no taste of medicine and any child will take
them, Thouaands have been restored TO health that
had before deepared Testimony gwen in hundreds
q cases Ask for BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS.
Price 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES. Proprie-
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills act Jpn the liver. re-
moving all distractions relax the lcts of the gall
bladder the bile freely and he liver is
relieved; the stools will show Whist he Pills do
nothing has ever been invented except calomel IL
deadly poison which Is very dangerous 10 use unless
with great care that viii unlock he gall bladder
and start the secretions Of the 1--we like Schenk :
Mandrake Pills.
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THE BECKwrTH gao PORTABLE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL;
many advantages over all, Satisfaction guaranteed
or SO refunded Sent complete with fun directions.
Beckwith Sewing Machine Co.. S6s Broadway, n. Y
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WILSON'S

WILSON'S
CARBoLATED COD LIVER OIL,
As described fully in the inventors circular which
Will be mailed, upon application, to any address
We cannot afford space TO tell the whole story
here, or to give the numerous certificates from en-
inent physicians and well known citizens testifyfng
to the absolutely wonderful results howiny from
this great discovery Suffice 1t to say it is curing
thousands who supposed themselves TO be at deaths
door.
Wilson's CarbolatedOi is scientifically prepared
with the purest Carbolic Acid 80 combined as 10 be
entirely harm will
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The great reason why pAysiciansto not cure Con
sumption is, they Try to do TOO Inch; they give
medicine TO stop the cough, to sop the chills, to
stop night sweats, hetie fever. and doing they
derange the whole digestive power locking up the
secretions andeventualy the patiet sinks and dies
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soN.ToN FILTRATION SIGNALS,

Sent on receipt Of Is cents. Unique Printing Al
Publishing House. 81 Vesey street, New York.
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To do this. the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used 10 cleanse the s7mach and live
so that the Pulmonic Syrup and the iood viii make
good blood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-14
wEsTER N CORRRsPO NDRNCE
BnAz os R1yrn, near GnANnrnn,

BRAz os RIVER, NEAR CRANBERRY,
HooD CoU NTY, TEXAS, June 2, 1873.
To the Editor ofthe Dallas Herald:
Being water bound and having q lit
tie leisure time, have concluded to write
you something Of this country and the
country have passed through. sat out
on my journey on the 9th ult., and ar
rived at Fort Worth on the morning Of the
2Sth. As ! drove into town Twas stopped
BY my old friend Peers, Of the Virginia
House, formerly Of the Virginia House
at Dallas. He informed me that the Mis-
souri,, Kansas ana Texas and the Trans
continental railroads had un tied and were
soon to be built to Fort Worth. have
long since learned not to contend with q
Fort Worth man on railroad propositions,
consequently I said, Eyes, SO | am told.'
"Havs you hoard it?" said he. {" Yes"
said I, II have heard It."
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For Sale.

TWO DESIRABLE RESILIENT LOTS!
For sale cheap to cash customer Also. SEVERAL
DESIRABLE IA RMS and UNIMPR0yED LANDS
Dallas County. Apply earlyto
lo.dln F.G. T. KENDALL.
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ti Pon GOVERNORS
\. >. ADAMS, OF Dallas County.
SATURDAY, JUNE "a. 1878.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Our city, while it already pos
sesses rare, natural and local ad-
vantagcs to induce immigrants
to cast their lot among us, is still
susceptible ofmany improvom onts,
which, with n comparatively small
outlay on tho part of each individ-
ual citizen, would add almost i'm
measurably to the public comfort.
Last night, and indeed every night,
as we wond our way home from
tho Office, after the tolls of tho day
are over, the darkness of the
streets, save here and there, where
q ray oflight beams from some one
of our drug stores, forcibly remind
cd US of the need wo have for city
gas works. We arc aware that
there is q movement of the kind
afoot among some Of our enterpris-
ing fellow.citizens, but wo would
suggest that q little expedition in
this matter might not come amiss.
Strangers passing through Dal-
las in search of q home in the wei
coming land Of Texas, should find
us ready to offer them as many as
possible of the modern convenienccs
which, to them, have become alb
solute necessaries from long usage,
and y city well lighted on n dark
night is certainly great luxury
to mon of business
We suffer here too, for the want
of good water. 1t is almost impos.
sible to find palatablo water for
drinking use, or any suitable for
domestic purposes. The "Holly
Watcr Works, which have proved
SO successful in other cities, would
be of incalculable advantage to us
in Dallas.
Our streets, too, are susceptible
Of much improvement A regular
system of drainage, if established
by our city authorities, would re.
lieve us Of many of the really I'M
healthy pools Of stagnant water
which, in wet seasons like the past
few weeks, are to be found IN al
most every portion Of our city.
We simply offer these as sugges-
tions, which, Of course, can DO
greatly improved upon by those
moro familiar with the subjects than
ourself. We will welcome the day,
and it cannot come too soon, when
with the rocks with which nature
has 80 abundantly supplied our
own quarries, tho streets of Dallas
shall be well paved, bordcred by
we'll kept cutters and Clearly stone
sidewalks, all of which are SO easily
to be obtained from our own do
nestle resources.
We dare assert that there is no
city in the North or South whose
citizens are governed by a more
liberal spirit of public enterprise
than Dallas, and We are certain
that it is only needed to have the
necessities for public welfare thor
oughly understood to have them
speedily met.
The day is not far distant when
we will rejoice in all the public
comforts we have suggested, and
many more, that, in the rapid
course OF forward PROCESS, will pre-
sent themselves. The growth and
improvement in our city, within
the last six months, has been al
most incredible in its rapidity, and
MS our motto is and will be, Con
ward and upward" we look with
proudly exultant eyes into the fu.
ture, which we are confident will
only serve to ripen our prosperity
into the fullest and most p erfect
fruition.
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Wilmington journal., 1873-11-07
SOUTHERN Historical Society.

immediately upon the adjournment
of the Virginia division Of the Army
of Northern Virginia, there WAS q
meeting of the Southern Historical
Association, General Early presiding,
Colonel Mumford secretary. General
Early stated that Colonel G.. 7. Pickett
had offered the Society Il copy of the
archives sold by him to the United
tatessgOvcrnmcnt.
General Wise made some remarks
explaining plan of history he thought
should be written and favoring the
acceptance of the "archives', to be
used as their deserved.
General Wise also spoke of the bat
tie of Drewry's Bluff, and said if ten
thousand men from the Army of
Northern Virginia had been sent to re-
enforce Beauregard that Butler, in-
stead of being bottled up, would have
been caught and che army under Beau
regard would have crossed over and
fianked Grants left wing, and the
Army of the Potomac would never
have seen the James.
General Early explained that had
10000, or..even 5000 men, been drawn
from the Army of Northern Virginia,
it would have had to begin its retreat
at once; that the entire infantry force
of Lee at Spotsylvania Court House
did not exceed 10000 After some
further remarks on the same subject
from General Wise, the Society ad-
journed to re-nssemhIe ut the call of
the Secretary.
General Dabney Maury announced
that the executive con .mittee would
hold meeting tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock, ut his Office.
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-07
TIE GHOST OF mas. >,-Kss.rr.

A correspondent IF the ST. Louis
Giobc writes from Washington that
efforts have been made to draw out
Andrew Johnson in reference to the
execution of Mrs. Surratt, hut he de-
clines being interviewed until he can
have an official investigation. IN pri-
vate conversation he protests that he
knew very little about the efforts made
for the unfortunate woman's reprieve
OF Communication. Immediately after
sent to him, but he did not then feel
like extending executive clemency
Subsequently, he says, Preston King
and others interfered to prevent peti-
tons from reaching him and on the
morning of the execution Mr.. King
positively prohibited Mrs. Surratt s
daughter from seeing him on an errand
of mercy 1t will be remembered that
soon after this Mr.. King committed
suicide by drowning in the North
river. johnson feels very sore On this
subject, although he avows his ability
to make a good record for himself
when the subject is officially investi-
gated.
We fail to see how Mr.. Johnson, Or
any other official of the Government
under his administration, connected
with the murder of this poor woman,
can make a good record. Her exccu-
ton was foul blot upon the boasted
civilization of the North, and muir
der which cries to Heaven for retribu-
ton and that rctribution has como in
the shape of guilty conscience,
which will follow every man Of them
to the grave. In the lonely vigiIs of
the night the ghost OF the poor woman
hanging from the gibbet ha,lnts them.
The blood of innocence is Oh their
hands, and they cannot wash it out
Wilmington journal., 1873-11-07
linn
HUK LIVING AND OUR DEAD: OR

Under the above title propose to publish
first in newspaper, ard subsequently in book
| form u series OF articles giving the war record
OF North carolina from the election ot Lincoln
| in Nov leo. to the close ct the war between
three divisions:
list Account cf each skirIn,.l. and battle on
the soil, rr upon the waters OF North Carolina
2d Accounts OF every battle fought during
the war on the soil OF any state, in which anv
OF the troors OF North Carolina took part esU,-
Cal care being taken to show ~tat those troers
did and suffered "a each of those battles and
"hat glory an" tftio"n our ofticer@ aI,i aen
ad. "A Souther, Chart 1or all time An
posed plan viii be submit ed At ia3er ne .hT syi pro
Th-t may successfully accomplish ti,is ar
auonsi hiif pleasing seit-iniposed work, invoke
! the aid OF all my hr6ther soldiers, ana a>k then,
10 furnish ne material which can ht. arranged
snd diges'rd so as 10 form 4 complets record OF
/ tue heroic leeds of the sons OF North Carolina
/ upon the battle fields of the Confederacy ana
| especially DO ask ali whc can write tn trrnsi,
NE details OF every battle IN wici, they parr.ci-
patei and the part horne hy their Immediate
commands.
4 The time may hot have come TO " rite th- uo,-
ton OF North Cardinals History hrt it has
come TO collect m:ttter and arrange it for tie
use of the future historian. The living ac,n.
will soon pass away. and much valuable infor
! naton. unless gathered now, " i'll be, lost for
ever. Hence. after waiI ing for several wears for
some one Here competent to undertake th.
/ task. have determined to lie vote the remain
II.g years OF my life t" this labor of love NV
native State, or in admiration for the gallant
men who have shed imperishable glory np"n
-.
al-er form IN OT,ter THAI nssions and Il rurs
II any occur. may he pointed Ont, and cor
recte'i before 'iie work shall pass INFO riIs more
enduring for in. which it i'll iS>nrne shcuiJ II
prove what desire TO MAKE II, ,alu.Die
prlSitinn 10 the war recon. Of th- South.
Several of the prominent actors in the war
have already Promised their 90 operation and
the valuable AID nf their pens TO lessen nav
IaboTs and 70 make The work complete, and
hope 10 enlist an array of valuable co-lahOrers
IN the good cause as did North Carolina enlist
her sons 10 tight the battleS al the Lost tause
Gfnerai OH" ers fram other States who com
mandr'i + oTtiI Carolina troops are reSpe ctfully
asked to give me all the Information IN thei.
session relative To the conduct and bearing
of those troops.
IL enteavoring TO 'io justice to ,he 3 lfers OF
my native State, certainly shall most carefully
abstain from doing injustice To those from any
otf er.
MY brethren OF the press will confer a favor
by <IVing the whole, Or such part OF this Proc
pectIis As they may deem proper, one or more
lntertlons, calling attention thereto.
fdress Oar Living ani the Dead" New
bern, n.
The first mher will be issued abont he 10th
of iune. Subscription price 50 per wear in All
varce. STEPHEN ID PO: l.
la Colonel 10th Regiment ". g. S. T.