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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

DALLAS CITY Extraordinarily hal.
Of the iron for this road reached here on
Friday, and the balance is looked for dali y,
having been shipped from Galveston Dec /,
10Th. Capt. Swink informs us that .he
work will now be pushed forward to COM
pletion IS rapidly as wind and weather
will permit. h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
,srw. ,..rn ,,.,th. orainancs o,

R6- We learn that the ordinance OF the
City Council prohibiting horses and vehi-
cles being left on the streets has been SO
modified as to serve the interest Of a per
sons visiting our city. Much, and we be-
lieve just, complaint had been expressed at
the arbitrary manner in which the ordi-
nance was executed. We are gratified
that the Council has acted in the matter
as il has.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

AFNE THING FOR TnETEETH.-The frag-
rant S0Z0DONT has taken very prom
inent place among the most approved dem
tifrices Of the day. II is n very popular
article for the toilet, highly recommended
by all who have used II, as benutifer and
presrrver Of the teeth, refreshing the
mouth, sweetening the progress Of decay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

rA.W. G. Randall & BrO- North side
Of Elm street, advertise great reduction
in price of winter goods, for The next
thirty days, consisting of bed-blankets-
furs, sacks, hoods, nubias, winter silks,
cloaks, and ladies' ready-made dresses,
etc., all offered at 20 per cent. less than
cost. Go and secure bargains.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
TOWN TALK.

1873. ...
A happy New Year.
The weather averages very disagreebly.
Mayors Court doing Gland Office
business"
Tnn third story Of Capt swink's build
ing progressing.
BALLS and Hops abound In delightful
profusion. .....-
HAVE you seen r. D. Jennings & Cos
new Delivery Wagon'
Tax Editor Is still siok,--Hoiddy-
TnE Carrier is happy in tho possession
of much wealth.
Dun city Police have the Horse dis
ease.
AN elopement In Dramatic circles this
week.
Our Foreman is trippist Of tho eight
fantastic" and does II in good form too.
TuIs is our natal mouth, and still the
world seems serene.
The Office Of the Engineer in. charge I.
&P.R. at this place has been elevated
recently.
Mr.. GEORGE RoBISsoN has heen award
ed the contract for constructing the Round
House of the Texns s. Pacific Railroad.
WE know young gentleman who has
to pull his boots of to put on his suspend,
ers. How high mp is that2
T. NJ. MIIRs will coon fill, with choice
stock of Liquors, the house recently occu-
pied by z. B, Jennings s. Co.
E.B. JENNINGS s. Co. have occupied their
new quarters on the corner of Commerce
and Jefferson streets. Vide their new
wagon. r.f Of. ~ .-i
SANTA CLAusE brought us wretched
bad cold with q few chills thrown in to
make the situation interesting. Fear
we've been q bad child.
OuR Passes have all expired. This, to-
reiher with the fact that recent rims
makes walking unpleasant, renders us
unhappy when we think Of Mardigras,
etc. f.ol. sW
Our young friend 0rville Grove, Assist
ant F. gineer Department T. p. Rail-
way, was, We regret 10 sny, too seriously
irdieposed to attend the Hop on Wed
needay evening.
G. Nj. LlTTLErlELD g. Co. are securing
cheerfu, auxiliary to their business in the
share of magnificent Hearse to cost sew
eral millions of money. Try it(?) sf
WE want the people to know tbro the
HERALD columns everything thnts trans
piring, therefore would advice our mer-
Q bants and others to begin the New Year
by "pcsting" ns, send in your ads
II you would reap just reward for we'll
doing, why just advertise in the HERALD
Subscribe for the paper AMI get some ono
10 read it to you as the result Of the ad-
vertisemcnt will make you too busy to
read II yourself-don't you Sec .lif|
We were grateful at meeting Capt
". l.. Bend, co-proprietor and EDITOR Of the
Cranberry yidette this week. He car
ries home good report Of our business
men in tie shnpe Of quite bundle ci
ads, The videue is a live. spicy paper
ana true exponant Of tho best interests
of its section.
TmRE YVES q focial re union on New
Ytnrs Eve at the counting room OF Sanger
Brcs. o nd from the flow Of wit and wine,
we we're Icrsusded that everything was
lovely and the pendant goose occupied
the highest hook. These gentlemen are
growing as (, nous for magnificent hospi'
talities ss they have long been for energy
and capacity in the conduct Of a most
succsssful business. Long may they
wave
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

nas- Ullmsnn & Co, on South side Of
The Public Square, are doing very heavy
bnsiuess in the Grocery line. We rarely
rass their establishment, but what We see
wagons loading goods for the North, the
East and the West. th
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
- Among onr new Advertisements 70

rGr Among our new advertisements TO-
day will be found the card of,hst re liable
srm, Jeffries & Terry. successors to Terry
4 Blskc. wholesale and retail dealers in
ali kinds Of goods, s. z. corner q the
Square. to which we call attention. Both
the members Of this fra are well and
favorably known to everybody hsrsahoui'
and they need no Recommendation. They
deal in first rate goods and what they
tell you can be relied on. Call and see
them. s.r.,s -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

MASONIC ---1here viii be public install
iation of the officers OF Dallas Commando
ry, No. 6, Knights Templnr, on Wednes.
day evening next, Jan. 8, 1873, at z
o'clock, at the Methodist Church. All Sir
Knights, are crdtredt 10 be present, armed
and equipped. The puolic are respect'
fully invited to attend. E1
y JOHN J. GOOD, e. c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

CITY POLICE FoRcE.--ThoS. Flynn, Mar
shall; J. Roscoe Parker, Deputy; W. s..
Phares, D. F. Nnichols, Stephen Hudson,
Jas. Younger, A. W. Nixon, Jas. Reeding,
W. A. Baker, J.J. L. Hollander, PATROL
men
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

Be-. That clever merchant, Sam s. Jones,
Zone of Dallas oldest citizens,) on Elm
street, next TO Adams & Leonad's Bank, is
doing a good business in the Grocery line.
He keeps a full stock and sells low. If
you don't believe 1t, try him, as we
have. @'H
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

16- The horses Of the Texas Express
ables in this city have not been exempt
from tho prevailing malady-Epi.ootic,---
but the company have, nevertheless, de.
livered all freight on time, as usual.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

Ray The Peoples Market, on Main
street, near Market, isthe favorits resort
Of all lovers Of good fresh meats, Our
friend Jimmy is hard 10 beat as .
caterer TO the wants Of his custumers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

D6- Messrs. Darlington & Marsalis,
Elm Street, advertise 500 barrels 81, Louis
Flour of various brands. II you want q
good biscuit, 60 to the above gentlemen
and get n barrel Of Coles Extra"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

NO. Mr.. J. T.. D. Blades asremoved to
his new brick building, South side Of Main
street, corner Of Lamar street, not corner
Of Austin street MS We stated last week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

A.w. MORTON, Undertaker, Cochran
street, is provided with large stock OF
The eslsbrsisd FIsH BURIAL CAsFs, esps-
eislly adapted % Transporting bodies Re
also hss in stort the ANERlcAs." All Of
Galveston prices. l7-en
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

~ iscs ~, ~ Moror's ihowssod
dollar 1wn, hs~ asfy sspss'si. Va
don't ~ant IN ride Ia H.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
DM nrenrg
IrFIRMARY.
DALLAS TEXAS.
DR r. n IIUGIrFs

Dir. II. ". HUGHES
nefs isavs 10 Inform hs eiiifans N nallas and u
,lnliS that he hsa rffmHnfnilf i0cNsd IN ilN fltf
With view ofde' oilhF hlmielfio iht treatment o
sneh diseases ~ he has mHde srffiHlih4' beslh'.
continuing the general practice NJ The profession n
medicine, IN which h. has heen ENGAGED W. Wy,
State ior Tia iast "a years IIo IL provided with al
The necessary Instruments aud Modern improve
insnts for he performance ~ all surgical opetN'
ilous, aud more particularly those pertaining 10
diseases Of females aud TO this branch Of The pro-
isssion will continue 10 giyeapecin attention,
once hours from o 10 ~ and from 10 D. once
over the Drug store Of BRA. NJ. Cochran,
Ladies' desiring 10 consult him professionally can
do 90 from I TO 3P.M., NJ his residence, corner Of
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from Distance
when desired will be received and treated at his
Inrnmary, adjacent thereto.
BEING stranger In this section Of the State, and
this bsipr new enterprise In this city, by perm,''
sion, for professional character and otherwise he
has the honor 10 refer to
John Henry Brown 4 Son, Dr. A. NJ. Cochran,
Mai. 7. O. Jordan, W. G, Randall Brother
Nav o-kimOs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

S6r W. ts,e r,ssiv,d The December
number NJ The Cottage Monthly, Rsads,
brewster 4 Co., Chicago, Publishers,
Only 90 cents per annum. ' ''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

sGy- See IN, advertisement Of j., T.
Rats 4 Bros--eholco Northern Apples
ard Louisiana oranges--low at wholesale
or retail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

sw Foe The s,rd ~ E,ufman A Rsrse,
ists Ksufman A war ner omml''Ion msr.
chants sbd Importers Galveston, T,rss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

Il COMBINED FLAT AND FLuTISG IRON
which, for economy simplicity, and dura'
bjli,y is net TO be excelled. For sale in
Dallas only by .r 81
BOWEN & COMMON,
r,,.<, - w Garner Pub,ic Square,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

SANGER BROTHERS, ELM ST., is the
pla ce to find, Ready Made Clothing for
Oh ildrep, Youths and Grown up Men.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

BLOCKS OF an kinds for building pnr-
poses. Apply 10
FREEMAN L Med DE,
AFR R. Depot Contractors. f6stf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

GO TO coMERFoRD & CO.'S, NOrt'
side of Main street. for your Fresh. Meats
of all kinds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

IENDFR L0lN STEAKS at The Peoples
Market, Main street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
r A k L N TIC

We also represent first class Life Ins. o., and
will soon have the Agency for No. Pirs lns. Co.
noo,f j. s. SlZER
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

PORK CHOPS at the Peoples Market
Main street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04

sv.ldlres slm nsas- rurpi'ur.' rsy''ss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
The Frontier.

A petition to d Secretary of
War, setting, 60 the exposed
condition of tbch estern portion
of Texas, lying between the Rio
Grande and the Guadalupe river,
and praying government aid to a
railroad connecting the Rio Grande
frontier with the nearest railroad
terminus, bears the following in
dorsemeht from Cove h Davis:
Orv,cp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
Died,

On Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Jan. LIST,
1873, Of Group, ALFRED c., son OF ii. md Mrs.
Nancy Barksdale-aged years, months and lG
days.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
nR. j. S. SlZER,
DALLAS, Texas,
Recently of Jackson, Mississippi,


him In Real Estate and Commercial matters. In all
real estate matters we shall have the cooperation
and experienced assistance OF John Henry brown
4 Son, honorabiy aud we'll known throughout tn
State of Texas.
REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
Hon. r. VI. 7. Hunter Va; PrliehHrd Bickham
N. o.; hon. WIN. l.. sharkey, Washington, j. c.,
E.J. Hart & Co., N. o. Hon. A. G. Brown, Miss|
Pike Brother Co., Bankers, N. o.; Payne, Dameron
h Co., N o.; W. II. schlcIelln 4 Co, N. y; I. IL &
J. NJ. Allen a Co.. N. o.; shryock Rowland, 81
Lo uis, Mo; Richardson 4 May, N. o.; Whocloct,
Fin lay h Co., N. o.; Ball, Lyons Co, n. o. Ros-
engarten 4 Sons, Phila Warren Mitchell 4 Co,
Louisville, Ky.; J. H.. Bowman, Lexington, XVI
P. MeBrayer, Harrodsburg, Ky; David Landre'h
Son, Phia.
Business Correspondence promptly obsorvsdwher
post expenses are advanced.
ONCE, for the present, under Dallas Library.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04
EXECUTIVE OFFIC

AOcllN, 0tS- 81 AOt - j
think the construction of q rail-
road 10 the Rio Grandc the only
certain and lasting means Of afford
ing protection to the frontier, and
accordingly Recommend that the
construction of one be aided by the
government without preference for
the programme by any particular
company.
FL. DAVIS, Governor.
The petition is also signed by
Jacob Keuehler, Commissioner of
Lands; yno. A. Graham, Treasure;
A. BIedsoe, Comptroller; the Judges
of the Supreme Court, and other
officials.
The suggestion strikes US as a
good one, and We hope the petition
viii DO granted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-01-04


i5o55 100 the fri test n =
ON
nland intimate nnnf irRh ns
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
Yachting Notes.

1t will be borne In mind that the steamboat Seth
Low, engaged to accompany the yachts in the au-
tunin regatta Of the New York Yacht Club to-day,
will leave pier No. 2s East River, foot OF Dover
street, al nine O'Clock A. NJ The regatta promises
TO he OF the most Interesting nature
The match race between the sloops Meta and
VISION twenty miles TO windward and return from
the point OF sandy Hook, will certainly be sailed
on the otn inst. The steamboat william Fletcher
VIII accompany the boats during the race, leaving
the barge Office dock that morning at eight O'Clock
precisely.
Yacht Atlanta, N.Y.Y.C., M. Astor, from CITY
.lAnd for New York. psssed whitestone YESTERDAY.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

UTICA, N. Y, Oct. /, 1879
The Democratic State Convention met In the
Opera House AZ bafpast twelve O'Clock p. M. and
was called to order by Mr.. A. O. BEACH, vice Presi-
dent OF the State Committee, who addressed the
Convention as iollows:-
.GsvrIKsES or rHE coSvTSrIoS-Fcr many wears false
theories OF government nave prevailed In our land.
an apparent though dtlusive scmbancc Of pfospcrity
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
The Apollo Hall Delegation Left Out.

The Convention the adjourned till ten O'Clock A.
fn- M
The New York herald., 1873-10-02


The Apollo Hall Delegation Left Out.
UTICA, n. T., Oct. !, 1873.
The Apollo Hall delegation, after withdrawing
from the Convention, went to Baggs' Hotel where
they held meeting in order to compare views
on the situation they were placed in. Some
were in favor OF nominating a ticket;
others wanted to remain here and demand admit
ance 10 the Conventions; others wanted 10 adopt
an address TO the democracy oil the state, while
others again-and the largest number-were in
Iavor OF adopting simple protest. This view pre-
vailed and the following was adopted:-
Rooms THE APOLLO HALL DELEGATION
Urea, NJ ", Oct /, 1873 I
The Democratic state Convention has rejected and in
suited the delegation reprssentng 5000 honest
in the city and county New York. This action was
noteriously secured by deception and fraud in the
porary organization OF the Convention and the
tion OF a packed COMMITTEE on credentials.
The Apollo Hall delegation accepts the position and
will calmly and confidently appeal the ballot No
vember establish hdeity to democratic principles
and its strength i'll its local candidates and ecually
rebuke the arrogance of Tammany Hall.
By order of the delegation,
s. d. COURTNEY, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02


paw law OF Congress, which was referred to the
Committee on Resolutions.
The Convention then took recess until half
past seven p. NJ
Evening Session.
The Convention reassembled at eight o'clock.
Mr.. CAULDwELL, from the Committee on Re-
solutions announced that 1t would be impossible
for the Committee TO report before to morrow
morning.
Mr.. OGDEN, OF Yates, stated that it appeared to
him that the Convention should go on and
nominate Its ticket The Convention was here for
that purpose. III was usual TO nominate before the
resolutions were adopted. He, therefore, moved
that the Convention proceed to nominate.
Mr.. BEACH, OF Greene, suggested that. inasmuch
be best to await till then: besides, IL would be i'm
proper to go on and nominate in the absence OF the
Committee on Resolutions
Mr.. OGDEN said he was informed the committee
had adjourned and were present now.
Mr.. BEACH replied that the gentleman mis-
informed They were now at work with q large
number OF resolutions before them
Mr.. APGAR thought the business OF the Conven-
tion would not be expedited In the least by pro-
ceedng with the nominations. He warned the
Convention against proceeding In this way as many
OF the delegates would then leave the city tonight
and the resolutions would not receive that con-
sideration which they should receive. He cited
In the past when tins was done with very
bad result.
Mr.. MoAK, OF Albany, concurred in this view
He wanted TO know what the resolutions were be.
fore the ticket Is made, so that we may know who
are the gentlemen who Will best come up to them.
Mr.. MoREys of Chautauqua, Jailed 10 see the
necessity OF making platform before the ticket Is
made. The great and important duty OF this Con-
vention was to select men at for tue
when we have named such Will it be said
that any one will bring in here platform
which they cannot stand on. We have no such
motives to disguise as have the republicans, and
our resolutions can be made to speak plainly. He
did not believe that any one would leave after the
ticket was nominated. IL the members on the
The New York herald., 1873-10-02

Fifty thousand dollars more were pledged by
friends OF the bank. When the news OF the SUBJ
scription got abroad there was great rejoicing
among the townspeople. as all seemed imbued with
the idea that the prosperity OF the bank their
prosperity in greater or lesser degree. Men met
each other IN the street and shook each othcr's
HANDS for joy Several hundred poor widows and
other female hearts were made glad beyond de-
scrpton. The conduct OF MIR. Ford was especially
commended, also that OF Mr.. Meyer. 81
THE CHANCELLOR
had already as4iis chambers, IN Newark, appointed
Henry Palmer, OF New Brunswick; Elias N. Miller.
OF Newark, and Washington B. Williams, OF Jersey
CITY, receivers, but the legal representative OF the
bank visited the Chancellor last night bearing
vouchers OF the action taken at the meeting which
VIII probably have the effect OF recalling the re-
cefvers, as they have not yet entered upon any
duty. This new phase OF the banks affairs will bo
hailed with nlaasnre throu0hout New Jcrsav
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A Manual of Health.

An edition of between nine and ten millions of
copies oil a very useful work ia ready for graz
tuitous distribution md beIh for the asking
at any drug store in the United States the British
Colonies Spanish America or Brazil. he work re.
ferred to is Hostetter's Almanac for 1874 The
MEDICAL portion of it treats the various
to which the human system is subject, and sets
forth the peculiar properties of Stomach
Bittersthe purest and best tonic at present known
-as preventative of health and siren 9Th nd as
remedy for debility and disease The Almanac ia
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lilies and individuals than any other medical, trea-,
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heavens blessings bodily vigur should fail to read
the plain simple aud articles this
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the merchant, the mechanic, the laborer the pro.
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sexes il 10 literally article of prime neceseity
The medical technicalitics which render so MANY
medical trestises intended for popular unintci-
ligible to the general reader have been carefully
avoided in this pamphlet. All is clear. explicit,
toroibe, and reconciable with reason and com.
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The prnprietors, Mcssrs. Hostetter < Smith Pitts
hur.h, Pa, on receipt of two cent stamp will
forward a copy by mail to any person who cnnnot
procure one in his mel g hbor hood.
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NOTICE.

A LII perrons knowing themselves to be indebted
"A 10 the late firm of HiIleary..yyi IIson q John
SON. are requested to make immediate settIeme nj
as the business Of the firm must be closed AiIoer
soma having claims gainst them are requested to
present. them OF settlement. Either ofthe latefrm
will settle accounts of the firm. - : -
7e : sJNO.J. HILLEARY.
az -Eg w. NC. WILSON
II. "A. JOHNsON.,4f
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co partnership heretofore existing between
Hitleary, Wilson 4 johnson is tbs day dis.
solved ny mutual consent. Either OF the late firm
are authorized to settle the business Of the rfa
- so . J. HILLARY,
80 ~, 10 49, W. e. WILSON,
as. H. A. JOHNSON. -,
Summit Point. w. w.. March 90. 1879 -an.. !.
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ANDREW HUNTER, Eso-The friends, of
this well-knowp lawyer, here and elsewhere,
will be glad to know that he has somewhat
recovered from recent severe illness, and
was out on the streets again on Saturday last.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'INHE late firm Of HiIlsary fwillsons q sJohnsS.
4 hayin been dissolved BY the yetiFenehto Mt.
conducted by Jns! j. HiIIssry and m n s1, N
under the name, style and firm of HilIear5 & John
son from this date. "a ~ JSo. J. HLLEARY,4
Summit Point, March 20. IsIs.alo. =
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WSSXSSSS SSSSSSY
NZiSlZZANSNZM|

OF Safpnle aan agate KDs4l.ia lls4iI,
Lumbago, seiatica, Kidney ,apd Nervous Diseases,
aitsryyears Of saiisfing, byfiakfng DR. Filters
vegetable Rheumatic, ssrup--the scientific
discoyeryef j. Fitfef, NJ ", sfcguIar gtadu aie
Physletsn, with whom we tsoIsl II scqsaint-
ed who has for 80 yesrs these diseases OK
cusisely with astonishing results. I'VE, believe Il
our duty, after delibcrstion to conscen-
tlously requsst snferers to pbrs
In moderate circumstance who cannot afford TO
waste money and time on wsEthless 1nixtures AS
clergymen we SERIOUSLY feel the deep sibiity
testing on us in Pubicly endorsing this medicine
But our and perisnce of its retna
BILE msti. fully justifies zion. Rey. c. H. XIV
ing, MEDIA. PENN suffered sixteen years became
hh hop Rev. Thomas Murphy. Is. D., Frank
lord Phllads, Rev. }. b. Davis, HE btstown \ ev
jersey. Rev. J. s. Buchsnan, CjsJence, Tpvat Rev.
&C. SmIh, Pittsfield, New York. Rev Josepb
Beggs, Falls Church, PhilsdeI phia., Other tesIno
mails from Sena tors, GovernoTs. Judges, Congress
men &c. forward >gratis with % u1nt-
let ezptaining these diseascs. One THOUSAND dol
ars will be ted to any medicine Tor came dir
eases'showing ECU merit under ftsts or that can
produce qne- fourth as many 4iying cures ANY per-
son sehding by letter description Of afifctioh will
receive gratis legally signed guarantee, naming
the number of bottles to cure, agreeing to feCpnd
money upon sworn of its failure 10 ere
afflicted invited to write to DR. Filter, .Phiiada-
HIS valuable advice costs nothing. ..Js LIZ.
G. BELLER.s
Sole Agent for Harper's Ferfy.-
January II 1S73-Iy. -z-'-T