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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

VsSs1r HzgO isPOOr.
 Ab&S%KA3ex ls again reported to be &v7E
 ns L1n3oa fOszt stock bank has de- sA1<ea d1vS2sad of g per cent.
 xszSa, OAsO. ls terrified by ghost. dad szew m a sezaszEy fitting shirt
 HszPs<&z bssxse~ France and Germany wxrR ShOElzAs3 Oa the 1st Of January
 Pruzse VIII deliver q course of lectures a Ezg14z3 O1 kls Impressions of America.
 As UrSzza. OasO. one firm last year sAsFR~3 @srs than e.O01. .OOO eggs to mar kzE
 Arssur,Elz< tS she Herald, Senator SExzx1e Ex Ervx=sEIOa<ly congratulated on Essezk heavy investments in New York N@~srars< stock
 A AwxnkIz-az nzzSd BOis, who lives in CannaA has lzss taken his thirtieth child ss be hAPkEzpd He has only lost four of $2@z and o1% wife
 Tka LsuSxvlTEs COurier-Journal says eAmG iR seems almost impossible now for szv EkAse to move m the first circles with sz1 . "-Es3e<z BorgsA"
 AN~w Yoxk and China sea captain has sz@2 the sea serpent In fact he saw two sf kAmm tswskher. This seeing double 4azs ugs increase public faith in the mar rakIve
 \ lawyer of rsp1te, named Godfrey, oE Great Bsz1, Kansas. has lost both feet, ka uwAk zK2, and part of his left hand, f<s2 fros<-6Sts daring the recent intense SnA1
 The u4ks0zal blIl-posteEs' convention wa& n s@SsSca m CEnSlnnati on Thursday S23 EES3Hr of Last week, aad appropriate lv elected AE BslES. of Toledo. president.
 The sal@Oa producing rivers of Eng kz1. Ssuts&Rd. and Ireland are develop Izx larger 6<A each year. Those that ay- SE=gS trU@ thirty to sixty pounds are no bszger eo1<Sdered very uncommon
 Fsxty-foar missionaries, of different re- EEasus denOlInakio1s. arrived at Bombay EnalA. n OaS vssSell, short time since Tha sailors report an agreeable voyage, <f4<x fSu sG1ellx
 Osa Eehssssner. of Richmond, Indiana, . azl1lzGzE. has i1st preached his farewell ,s<<zoa The day before doing so he paid s19 &0 costs for whipping his wife. He Sa<xses good tidings to some other flock Egw.
 TAe Texxs Haats minister who surprised . feza1e pazs<hi0ner n the act of leaving 9csSexS1 basket st his door on New TgMxa eve, and adnonlshed the woman of the tcEYSd futEre in store for unnatural 1skAExS. did not have that fa: turkey for kSz New Years dinner.
 ACalifOEais paper cOOily gives the fol- ks~IRg Gs morning news item: "A p lrty oE y01Eg koodlums on Minna street had Soazsde<1bEe sport on Saturday afternoon by running dOwn China.aan with bull d0E- The victim was severely bitten and sl3 SaCkhi1g EaSh damaged"
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
WOMAN.

By immense practice, extending througi. peEot. of many years having within that time treated over have been enabled perfect potent and agreeable medicine that the indications presented by ,hat class of diseases with positive certainty and
 Ts designate this natural specific compound. have named ie
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
x & Syrup NIOLLIER'S Diamond Drips, s1 60 per Gal M oth.r good g .rup s1 aud SIPS per gal.
 F. D. MCNEIL & co.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

0oAAOAOAU O4 A G4N For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs, No. 7o STATE ST., OPPOSITE KuBY ST., BOSTON. A TIER an extensive practice of upwards of L1 thirty years, continues to secure Patents in the United States; also in Great Britain, France. and other foreign countries Caveats, Specifca- tions Assignments, and all papers for Patents ex- ecuted on reasonable terms with dispatch. Re- searches made to determine the validity and utili- ty of Patents of Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in all matters touching the same Copies of the claims of any patent furnished by remitting one dollar Assignments recorded in Washington.
 No Agency in the United States possesses supe- rior facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertain ing the patentability of inventions.
 All necessity of a journey to Washington to pro. cure patent, and the usual great delay there are here saved inventors.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 II regard MT. Eddy as one of the most success. fu practitioners with whom have had official in- tercourse.
 CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents. |" 'I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ a man more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap- plications in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE, Late Commissioner of Patents" "Mr R. H. Eddy has made fer me over THIRTY applications for Patents, having been successful in almost every case. Such unlnistakable proof of great talent and ability on his part, leads me to recommend all inventors to apply to him to pro- cnre their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their ca ses, and at very reasonable charges
 Boston, Jan l, 1S73 JOHN TAGGART.".
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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
,DR. RADWAY'S PERFECT PURGATIvE PILLS,

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 Constipation Ewarl Ps., Fzllne of the Bleed in tie Head Acity rhs sssnah Nausea, Hearthurn Disgust FoOd Fcness Weight the StOsnse Sour Euetaons Sinking or FIuttsring a the Pit sf the Stsaeh Swimming of the Had
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 \ fev dases ef RADW4YsS P1TLS wis fee tie sys sei from gil '- :s,yei- ei t'i.c: Price 2s cents per tax. S1..n iI HkCtlGiSIS
 READ FALSE AND TRUE Send one letter. stamp to RADWAE i CO, No. g Maiden Lane Nsv.. Ycrk. Information worth thousands win be seat you,
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
SHORTEST, AND QUICkEsi ROUTE TO ALBANY, TROY AND
 THE WEST.
HousatOnic Railroad. FALL ENHANCEMENT.

OSn On and after Sept. 70, 1872, Passenger Trains will run as follows
 GOING NORTH IFApU ppInCEn,u.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30
TuMOr OT E2 Yc0rs' Gsroyyt..
 Cured bY RadXyaY's RcsOlycns.

V, bJ- RApwAY - have had Ovarian TunoT the ovaFies and bowels. All there help for ' every thing recommended hut nothing helped saw Resoivent and thought would but had it, beesuse had sered for twelve took six bottles of the Resolvent, box e Radays Fills and ties your Ready Reef and there is nt sign of lt and feel bettsr and Happier than haze fr twelve The In the left side of howel tho groin write this yca for ts benefit Of others. You publish i: yOu choose
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30

TAe Texzs HAate minister who surprised . 6eza1e paxS<hioner ID the act of leaving . covered basket st his door on New Yemxfa eve, and adno0ished the woman oi the toExSd future in store for unnatural 8skAex$. did not have that fa: turkey fol kSR New Years dinner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30

FEVEE AED -&..II.. FEVER AND AGUE ..>! ;,r..: l.... '. reInet!.d agent iii ii, ",.:;. .r.: ~.4, aid Agne. :ld all otEer Msa i...s-, iii.:r:. .-,> lhoid, Yellow. and .thrr ftstr- ,:.tt., |. M l. TiLlS) quick ;ls RADWA;- fHAJi ,-. rittV celts LLttLe " f)fuJyj,.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-30

ACAlifOEai2 paper cOoily gives the fol- kswIn9 as morning news item: "A plrty oE y01Eg hoodlums on Minna street had SSazsde<1bEe sport on Saturday afternoon by running dOwn s China.aan with a bull deg The victim was severely bitten and kSa SAnkhiag EaSh damaged"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29

DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this 0ccnai0n 10 thank our
friends for past lnyOrs, and respect
fUIiy cnii their attention 10 Our iIn-
mcpsc sfOcIE. which We Rre Just receiy-
ing direct from thc principal manu-.
iHcturcrs Of The North nnd West, puF-
Chnshlng direct irOm nrst bnnds fOr
cash an ttc spot, nnd Awaiting onT-
selves 81 every advantage ny siiipping
IN car Ionds under speclnl contract.
HNd by our own labor almost freeing
OurSclyCs from Store expenses. We
confident Ia OuT ability 10 offer 10 OuI
friends and 90 the public generally ur
Immense WOclI NJ better rates AM
more uniformly low figures than i'm
ever before been offered IN the iua erlOr
0rFCtaS.
As bpsia nud fDnaaaNon Of oar
business. we guarantee cYcTy uP,icie 10
he ns rcpresrDird. or WGHcy rcrUndod
AZ Our c2 pcH9c 0f transportation.
Our Spcrcss Tn business depends cn-
TROY up0h ostabiishing u wholesale
uWIe IN NorG,crn rc&Gr, and wo only
ask a taic and Impartial trial, and "a
ciUoc comparison Of uniform prices
wiia ;li0sc Of ShrCycpOrs, Gais eslon,
Api New SVirnus VITA ggcighls added,
asd We ch2cguI!S abide by thc deet'
,iou az thc came. ..-.. Gas
GAThRE&TON, NARSALIS & 80.
Gmdti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29
no GARDNER .

have 4 tract Of y acres of choice land two
aud nltmilcs south OF Dallas, near the II
L. C.fa r., ndmits,ils adapted to market
or dinIy iarm. which l win sell at So pr
acre. A good hodsc. With three rooms, and
cellar, good well Of waier, necessary OUT
houses, anu seven ceres under fence and in
on the premises TO re-
23i-dtwdwN ti A. q. MYER8t ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29
no Oun FAnMEnN.

We advise You to procure from some
planter, In Matagorda, Jackson or Cal
houn counties, sufficient seed Of the
California clover to make n test of It's
value In this part Of Texas This clo-
yer, for years past, has been tried and
found perfect success in those conn-
ties. IL Is n linc-growlng plant and
hay of which horses, cattle and sheep
are exceedingly fond.
This fine clover comes up IN Septem-
Der and 0clober--is perfectly green all
wntcr-goes TO seed in May and June,
and then dies out till September or
October. In mid-winter cattle viii be
as fat on It's pasturage rs stall-iei cattle
arc in Kentucky.
Colonel Hawkins or Captain John
Duncan postonlce address, MQtagorda,
Texas, we have no doubt II written
20, will willingly send sufficient seed
and'inlouation to enable our farmers
to make a fair test Of this most yalua-
bic and extraordinary grass. Wehaye
seen It's excellence on the coast, and
recommend II to our people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29

prove unmlthhl, Ifthoy Should, they
viii be glbboted at every cross rpad Ia
the land, and rendered more Infamous
IN all time to come, than IL the mom-
DRY of Judas Iscqrlol, Who so speedily
hung himself TO escape the scorn and
dcrlslon which deluged his blood-sialll-
cd soul.
Before God and before man, We must
promise that II one, single one, of
our caudldatcs proves iNlae after his
election, we shall denouncc him as .
traitor to all that Is sacred and honor
able among men. But we have no
fears. Democrats, vote the ticket
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29


70 THE DEMOCRATS Of tie town Of
Dallas we offer iewwords Of sugges-
tive advice. You are well aware that
by wrongs Perpetratcd on the country
people about a yeartso byonr town
authorities, this town lost heavily IN
public estimation. The honest farm
ers Of thecountry We're justly incensed,
-andL although alarge majority of the
4, townwas opposed.to these wrong, yet
ehevoioeofnthe country was arrayod
against the town None more than us
lamented these wrongs or were more
anxious TO have them abolished.
Now IT. Iii the election on Tues
day next, the honest Democratic farm
erssoc Dallas county sec that the town
people desert our regular nominees
and vote for so-called independent
candidates, they will at once say there
is in truth acliqdeiin Dallas trying to
rule the county. They will Judge by
acts andsnot'by words, assensiblemen
always do.
We say to the mechanics, merchants
and professional men of Dallas; "lf
you are wise, you will vote with the
country for the entire ticket fairly nom
mated The country is honest and
alcted SIM good faith. in the pituitary
4leq{ahtls lflsdeeeiyedIby the town.peo-
'm61hey wiifhaye Just reason t6fcom-
plain of deception and double-dealing.
AS you value our municipal welfare,
votdtld straight ticket, andlall will be
wcll.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29


TIM voice ofwidows and orphans,
made such hy,i,the,S State police, comes
to us from all parts Of Texas, crying
With thcferyot Of John, the Baptist, in
the wilderness f'9phe day is at handy
vote for liberty, for honesty in public
Officials, for lowtaxes, for able and in
corrlIptible mcn-tayel vote thesiraight
out emoeratic ticllot--thcg only men
salemnly pledged Before the country
t2,be tpilhful, Inquest. and ,ineorrupti-
Bile the ohly hali pledged before
1eavcn teundo and avoid Radiealout-
.r6e0 inaexas4tM Only mch wh5,iif
elected, dare not DO, wrong, because,
by so doing, they know they would in
6df tie Acurles OIL hong-sdfering but
great people, ~. .,s.,..s,g
Be not deceived by empty sounds.
,stzeMltd independent candidates afs
Responsibilities .lsIshtlehish court as
the organized public Democratic opin
ion Of NIL Texas. Democratic ,candi
sddtes 1T thts' State, ifelected, DARE no
rffIf - sfY4Dsttf = fi4nfera 4afII 4, 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29

"shLENCE that dreadful bell: it
frights he isle fom her prop,iely.n
This was written b. Shakespeare m ,lcy
he influence OLA dream hc once had
Oh fish sitting on the top OF q light
houscht KcyWest, and ringing Il four
pound dinner bell to scare the Spanish
authorilias in Cuba. i Brooklyn Argus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29
PAENFuE..

ltispainful to us at all times to hear
men, who served the South in the late
war; avoWing sentiments which tend
to sustain and build up the Radical
party. There are such men in the city
and county of Dallas to-day. Through
Il species of mental stupor su:h men
seem blind to actual facts. They seem
wholly incapable of reasoning from
cause to effect They fail to see, or so
profess at least, that by voting for men
as pretended independent candidates,
against the regular and fair Democratic
nominees, they are giving countcnance,
aid and encouragement to the Radical
party, and justification to f.. J. Davis
for all the murders, outlawry and viii
lainy practiced by the late infamous
State police, including the murder of
Applewhitc, the rascality Of Sergeant
Lulkin, the midnight assassination Of
poor Jack Mitchell, in the presence of
his young bride, and ali the villainous
outragcs practiced by that peusioncd
band of robbers and cui-throats, for
nearly four years past. They fail to
see it-or, seeing it, shut their eyes and
refuse to look,
The All-Secing Eye Of Heaven can
not he deceived, however much men
may court blindness. The spirit Of
wounded justice cries shamel Though
ten thousand men may be deceived by
empty sounds, we warn the people 10
beware, mdNotethe Democratic ticket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29

y,AS' TUESDAY NEXrn December ID, q is
to be day of lhbilee in Texas, to be
be remembered In aneryears as the
daHtef aeiiyuppce 10 moppressed
people, andas wecXpect after that day
to feel like men who have escaped
from an immense burden, and who
realize after an age Of night that they
;1G Again living in the sunlight and
breathing the pure air of Heaven we
trust, after thatato devote more atten-
ton to the more Immediate Interests
of this portiuifoffEeNas.sE II
ssIhp,general welfare must be attend
ed To- first then, our, local Interests.
But, deeply impressed as We are with
ths mighty Interests inyoIyfd IN the
election Of Tuesday panied us We
ARE. tothink that even one man in the
county is careless, ~ ~, 10, the result--we
feel incapable Of, writing on other sub
gjeetsDa swa il.aAn
tie even fear that one man in all of
the White mans country of North
Texas may 7lhy7 Possibility be elected
against the Democratic Nominations,
giles us d pain Which \wesnd longerean
express,
!Maasasddli ahtsait ,aei would fer
vently appeal to the glorilied spirits of
lWhshlngtonI Jefferson, Madison, Pat
rick Henry, Jirrkson, Henry Clay,
Webster Calhoiil and all the great
,,fathers,pf -four country, who, we trust,
are not Indifferent in their beatified
STATE, TO our welfare as q people. III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29

Henry Allen, swindling, two eases,
gail y of cAcl, Two years, four
ears; john Smith, theft of horse,
seven years; r. Simpson, robbery, five
years; j. }. h, Hollalder, robbery, soY
en- years; John Kelly, robbery, ii @
years; Charles Mclean, robbery, five
years; John Hickman, theft nom
mousse, seven years; Dick jackson, as
ssult to murder, seven years; Alex t'os'
ter, theft Of horse, five years; Thomas
Hunt, theft hon house, Two years;
Thomas Shepherd, theft of horse, two
years; appealed 10 the Supreme Court.
Thus there have been eleven conyic-
lions to the penitentioiy during the
term pretty nearly clearing the .iHil
of Its iilmai6s. by Mi5ther such term,
Judge Hare viii relieve this county of
tho enormous expense heretofore paid,
for boarding prisoners
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29
d DALLAS CITY
Intelligence Office

Tho undersigned having lived in tho c,tv
since the first OF July last, thinks that IN
establishment OF the ahavc namI1l charnc.
ter r. Q necessity here. flo would there ;nre.
ny this means, most respectfully lsnnouncc
to the public thas from and nfier Nap,iav
the 9Th dny of November, 1879, he will ~
found ut the city Hall. between the hnn rs ,of
. anu y a. m, AMI and 81 y. M, really TO
transact any business in hi,; line NJ raass;,a. =
bio rates. He has with him the hes, ~ ,ef',r
aas OF some o the best houses in New
E at9i2w PHILLIpPE LAvERaNEs ]
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29
INTERPOLATION

is wanted of Nick Green, who LETT Dallas in
September last, for a trip West, in company
with Mr., Watson and others. since leav-
ing Dallas lie has not hcen heard from Any
person in linsSession of amy information ia
regard to said Green will confer favor on
his anxious relatives by COMMUNICATIVE (
with his sister, Mrs. MI Gilmpr. Wetumpllu.
Alabama, or to the finders gned, care Of
Cumnins & Duncan, Dallas. 3ts
2i5dSwlt j. NJ, DOUGLASS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-29
DALLAS cRimgYAM COURT.

During the late session Of the Grim
inal Court of Dallas county, Hon, Silas
Hare, presiding, the following convic'
tions took place The Court closed it'
term last night, leaving everybody
pleased with Judge Hare and satisfied
that in his appearance on the bench
great relief has been secured to tha
people and the county:
The New York herald., 1873-08-05
AFRICA.
British Omcial Report Of the Origin and
Progress of the Asha ntee War.

British Omcial Report of the Origin and
Progress of the Asha ntce War.
Parliamentary papers have been issued with re-
gard to the invasion OF the Ashantees and the
attack on Elmina. The more important of the
documents are dispatches from Colonel Harley.
the Administrator-in.Chef at Cape Coast Castle, to
the Colonial once. On April IA Colonel Harley
wrote that the reason given in q letter OF the
King OF Ashantee for the invasion was the
transfer OF Elmina: but that probably it
was not O little due 70 the singular selection made
by Mr. Henncssy or Mr.. Plange ian Elmina man
and Dutch agent) as the first English Commis-
sloner 10 Coomassie, after the transfer. There
were people there who could have told Mr.. Hem
messy mad 1t suited him to learn, that Mr. Plange's
loyalty TO the flag was more than suspected. The
Ming OF Ashantee distinctly claims the fort or
EImlna as his by descent. ] am well aware how
absurd this plea is put; nevertheless, 1t Is pies
sunlclen. for the savage monarch to act upon,
taken together with 'tne threat which he
states was made to him by the messenger
sent by Mr.. Bennessy," namely, "that In iOur
months the administrator would come TO Ashanteo
10 take away power from him. GLOW can We
now tell" adds Colonel Harley, "but that this
man, to favor the policy OF the King OF Emna, may
not nave made some such statement as allegedrs
In u despatch dated June 10 Colonel Harley de-
scribes the condition OF AFFAIRS Immediately pre-
ceding the arrival OF the Barracuda, which he
states was hailed with the greatest satisfaction by
the masses OF natives then In Cape Coast In
Secretary and dated Nassau, June 10, Governor
Hennessy complains OF q statement made by Mr..
Mayo.