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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lsrrcrAL TO tn. Ill HILL DAILY srws.l
o o Es1Io InTELLlcsHc E
The EvangelicaI Alliance,


New YORK, October 9.-Pere Hy-
aclnthe's letter to the members Of the
Evangelical Alliance Is published. He
says: "ITnited by faith In the same
christianity with the Son of God, Re
deemer Of Men, you are laboring to
bring together on common ground,
the different christian confessions,
which have been 20 sadly and until
now so irremediably separate. My
ambition. I confess, Is still higher.
Where you are satisfied with an al
lance, 1 desire an organic and vital
unity. believe this unity to lie In
the future destinies Of the Christian
Church."
Henry Ward Beecher, in his address
last evening at Brooklyn Of welcome
to the delegates Of the Evangelical Al
lance, said that II It were all exter-
mlnation of sects that was sought by
this city convention ; II that was the
philosophy, he certainly should not
think 1t would be wise to extermlnate
the sects and bring the church Into one
great p~hilanstery, any more than 1t Is
beneficial to society to bring together
all the great families into one PHI
lanstery. We get along very we'll
and allow men to keep house as they
want to.
Important Resolutions OF Colored
Republicans.
A Convention Of colored Republi-
cans OF this State has resolved, That 1t
Is for the best interest Of the colored
voters Of the State not to ~perpetuate
their separate political organization (;
that all colored organizations be dis
banded, and the members join Repub-
llcan organizations In various districts.
Financial and Commercial.
Some banks have virtually resumed
payment In g~reenbacks. Mr.. Camp,
manager Of the Clearing House, said
that since iho issue loan certificates
there has not been seen so many green
backs as were see yesterday when
clearance were made. A Wall street
Bank President, spoken to on the sub
ject. said that he thought greenbacks
had become sufficiently plenty to al
low of resumption. In case, however,
the pressure become to great, the banks
would, no doubt, fall back on the plan
followed during the past two weeks,
as a measure Of safety, there was no
reason he said why payment In legal
tenders should not 60 on. Trade was
prosperous /; produce men were pay
ing for and receiving larger quantities
Of grain than lad been received In
any time before. Shipments Of grain
from the West had been greater during
the past week than during any week
In the history Of the country, and all
this had been paid for In legal tenders.
The PoIaris Survivors,
WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Tai
lahoosa arrived last evening, and was
anchored In the stream. No commu-
nicatlon Is permitted from the shore
with the Polaris survivors.
Resumed Work.
EAsTroKr, Me-, October 9.-Work Is
resumed at the Pembroke Iron Works,
the workmen having been on a strike
for weeks owing to a reduction Of
wages.
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Town Marshal.
The following bills were read, and.
on motion. were ordered paid. Ayes
Booth. Winterbauer, Wiggin aud Pres
ident Emmett. w. +. st. John, $22 IS
NJ. Hennessey, $2s; NJ. Mckewen.
SlOS 50; Ed. Powers, $l0l 90; NJ.
Lloyd, $l05, Frank Silva, $59 %;
Michael Kelly. $lsS; Abe Jones, 500
Thos. Kelly. $32S 80; j. B. Marshall,
$50; John Wade, $50: Thos. Gala
cher, So IS; VIM. Hall, 1924; Geo.
Emmet, 1886 50; E. Bittner & Co.,
IS GO; A. X. Potter. $l5 l6.
On motion. a committee Of three,
consisting Of Messrs. Booth. Wiggin
and President Emmett, were appointed
to see about building a shed on the
north side Of Liberty Engine Com.
pany's eouse for the protection OF the
company's property.
An ordinance prohibiting cattle from
running at large within the town lim'
its at night was read and ordered pub
lished.
Board adjourned until October Sth.
Board met at z T. n. October Sth.
Present, full Board.
The following report OF the Finance
Committee was read. and. on motion,
was received and ordered published:
Report OF Finance Committee.
GoLD HILL. October 8. 1873.
To the Honorable President and Members ol
the Board OF Town Trustees: Gentlemen
Your Finance Committee have the honor here
with TO submit the following report for the
quarter ending october Z, 1873: That we have
treasurer, Marshal and Clerk. and and them
correct and corresponding with their reports
for the quarter ending the above date.
Very respectfully.
L. C. wfGaINS,
j. A. wINTERBAUER.
Finance Committee.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BELoHER SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. Oct. 4,
1s7a.-At ! meeting OF the Board Of Trustees,
held this day, . dividend (No. .Is) OF Three
Dollars ($3) per share wss declared. payable
October 10. Transfer books will DO closed on
9Th inst, d IL o'clock =.
oc6 I'm u. 9. KIbBE, Secretary.
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THERE are torty-one women In jail
NJ Wethersfsld, Connections, serving
ont sentences for drunkenness.
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Marshal's Report.

Marshars Report
GOLD HILL, October Z. 1873.
To the Honorable Board OF Trustees OF the
town OF Gold Hill: Gentlemen-1 have the
honor herewith to submit my quarterly report
for the quarter ending October Z, 1878:
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ELIXIR OF LIFE.

Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists In
search for the Elixir Vito, yet there 10 scientific
truth at the bottom OF all Alchemy and Astrolo.
~. They were impressed with the properties Of
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Clerks Report.

Clerks Report.
6oLp HILL, October Z, 1878.
To the Honorable Board OF Town Trustees OF
the town OF Gold HUI: Gentlsmen-l have the
honor herewith to submit my quarterly report
for the quarter ending October Z, 1875:
Licenses issued to Thos. Kelly, Town Marshal:
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BoARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees of the town Of Gold Hill vas
held October 9Th. Present-Messrs.
Booth, Fulton, W%interbauer and Wig
gin.
On motion, the Board adjourned
without t~ransacting any business.
The Board met again October 9TH.
Present-Messrs. Emmett, Booth, Win
terbauer, wiggin, and Marshall. Clerk.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
A petition was received from Abe
Jones, night Waterman and Chief En-
gjneer Of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment, asking leave of absence for two
weeks on account Of Ill health. On
motion, the request Of the petitioner
was granted.
The Finance Committee asked and
were granted further time to report.
On motion. Mr.. Winterbauer was
empowered to pay James Greeley the
sum Of $3.50 for a certain piece Of
ground In Crown Point Ravine Is feet
in width, to be used as an alley way,
aud to receive a deed therefor. Ayes
Booth, Wiggin, Winterbauer and Pres
ident Emmett.
Following are the reports Of Treas
urer, Clerk aud Marshal for the quar-
ter ending October 7th. which were
read and referred to the Finance CON-
mittee:
Treasurer's Report.
GoLp HILL. Octobsr Z, 1873.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of the
town Of Gold Hill: Gentlemen-I have the
honor herewith 10 submit my quarterly report
for the quarter ending October Z, 1878:
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p

Ia an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortines Nature. Its manner Of operation Is to
Drive 70 the Exsreas Parts
And through the pores of the skin and all
emunctories Of tho body, the had humors which
modest It, giving relief even In diseases the
moot refractory and dlficult to cure. sueh as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head
schc. Nervous Weakness. and Biliousness. 1t lie
pleasant to the taste. mid in Its action. mar.
vicious In It's effects and unsurpassed asa tonic.
Csed ass beverage In malarious districts 1t neu-
t~ralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Sold by all Druggists, Groccrs and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco.
aek Snta
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PIPIFAx

THE RoSICRUCIANs WE'RE A SECT OF
i Philosophers who fourished In Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
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HERBAL
p I p I F A Y

And found dynamic and psychologist force
the extract OF certain plants.
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TwENrY DIFRRnRNr HERBS,

Is due to the researches Of a learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of tho Roslcrucians.
II Ii made OF
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Gathered at such seasons Of the year when thcir
Juices arc strongest and virtues ~unimpaired,
forming a combination unriysllcd 10 tho ma
k..ia s.adtra
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-29
The New Firm

The New Firm
OF Anderson Dudley Arc ma king all
haste nget,ing their store house in read
iness to receive sse big stock of fine and
fashionab goods they are now purchas-
ing in the East. The floor of the build
ing is being re-laid, and when it gets the
elegant oil cloth covering which is in
tended for it, and decorated with the 9TH
err cOncomitants of first CLASH establish
ment its proprietors intend to provide, it
will be one of the neatest and most ele-
CANT sales-rooms in Northern Texas. They
will have fashionable tailor here in q
few days to take measures for gentlemen
suits, which they intend to have made in
New York, thus giving to their customers
the be neft of Eastern prices in the pur-
chase of their clothing. In shirts, hats,
gloves and general line of superior dry
goods, these gentlemen are determined not
10 be cxcellcd by any house north or south
of st. Louis.
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II. r. George,

n. #. George,
Wholesale dealer in Drugs, Medic ines,
Paints, Oils, ETC., and State Agent for va
rious standard medicines, Galveston, Tex
as, las an advertisement in the HERALD,
10 which attention is directed. Mr.
George has the most extensive establish.
,ment of the kind in Texas, and its superb
or cannot be found in the South. His
premises comprise three buildings on Ire
mont stree all of which arc packed closely
from basement 10 third story. His "Sam :
pie Room" is one Of the most complete we
were ever in. A customer can there find
sample of every article in the house, and
need not stir out of the room to find any
thing he wants. We heartily commend
this house to our mercha nts when they Wis
it the Island City.
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oprTuAHY.

Gso. n. BriLwsLL, son Of y. A. and Ma.
ny Am stiiwsii, died Of congestion Of the
lungs, after an illness Of ~ hours at the
residence Of the late Col. q. W. Record,
deceas ed, March 9Th, 1873, aged 10 years
and 2 months. I'm
In The bloom Of youth and prime oflife,
with hopes bouyani with future prospects,
tile spirit Of this young and manly form
was called from the society Of friends and
loved ones TO go unto the God who gave
IL. His intellect was clear to the last and
when In formed by his friends that the
no ur Of dissolution was fast approaching,
0 calmly said, "pm not afraid to die !
will thereby escape the sorrows Of life.'
He requested his friends TO unite with
him Ia prayer, after which his spirit soon
10 ok its everlasting flight.
Weep not, Maggie, for thy dear depart
ed broiher-remember that the Lord doeth
all things well.
W. II. L.
Nashy lille advocate please copy.
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W.. "'""''
"Hroh W. lN"'
DALLAS COUNTY
r.L.,..t ,....i,,. n1 ,.,,,y.d bshrc e
q jln.,."d one bsy JloIlsE shout n hands. i've NJ
slx sa,.niJ AZ ,,a 'n,,,ii JJotlsg wear. old
/ hand. h Iab' bln,e in forehead, branded q g m
i.f, .houlIer. Nina mo, whi,c' w2sgt
Wv ,"o"'ue'' wv" m"' VIM .,,.,,,. ~ 1
Hal.sii, II =" n,ssInct No. T. III brown mare MULE
years old i5lg hands high branded W on len ,hon
usr A w one q, ''e"f n'T" nn IN h" mark
ed crop and urper alfcror in each ear. Also ono
white steer with red and white 'pcckelcd head and
Spon, years old marked rrap on ,, ranscS !. ON
lon lin. and an nninrIlieibIe brand on len side,
blind In one eve Also black steer, marked under
" ef en- blind In one eye TAI GU" oo S,
." '''"'' " quo ,..
Taken IN byS j. Dorby and c.rTyra nr,"r" lug" oT
Years oid' 70 ion%s hI~h y" brands, pcrccIyablc
white blaze In face, both hind feet white.
Ono work Ok, red with motley f'ce, years old
black brand, swallow fork In left and crop on inc
't"' 's'' Ian
ono o'"ok WORK oH' " years 0''' ''oP'" wv
One red Cow, branded V on hin, crop ana underbIt
In Icft ear.
-, 49,, ,,,,. u, ,r,,doa II marked
one neu .oM, ,onr Sro,s on'; "," nor," t.; I.r,
''"P "" WV 'H"' w" """ '""'"" :"
and underhnlf crob In left ear and crop oil the right
o. -, s,,ax.. Ca. o ,.ar. ola ,rordod n
ohe smnIy %IoIe" S,eer; wars ou. ,ia I ,h.
on mp crop 0" INC ie'' ""u "h'e' "''' '''P =" W"
IN. 4 vcor old brindled Ucif.r. branded u u,
aud ma,Led swnIlowGork In tho Ieft and underhalf
crop in rigbt VaIued ALTOGETHER nj sI3O co.
wy Nj LAWS @. DC
w,eo.at
Taken m by Josiah ]. Garner, and es-
,., r. w U.I.ou I'd prec;pct
hyou poio.o e. ""Ise,..
No. a, ono light grey HORSE. ABOUT u
wears old: 14I hands hiph. all four of his
Ill. 80. ra..LeJ a,d ;itlo
iee. "h'o, sur j" ioIs"eau IN"
white spot on nose. No brands perceiVa-
BILE. Whine. $4,000.
Ta.on mn h., Conorbort and estr,yed be-
ihNeh up ny eopenhhrV NJ" Wv
fore Z. U. Hustead, j. l.. Precinct NO. D.
ope sorrel HORSE IL hands high six
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, March 81, 1878.
House acted on election law allowing
citizens TO vote out of their counties. The
bill was passed under suspension Of the
rules.
Bills and resolutions were offered in
struoting the judicial com. to provide for
publishing the civil and criminal laws Of
the State, and to amend the act Untitled
an act 10 regulate the rail road system Of
the State and recommending the Missori
law.
A bill requesting the government to
consent to this State raisingla regiment
for frontier protection.
A bill amending an act regarding mat
ters of probate pending in the district
courts.
A bill passed modifying the tax laws
the fees OF officers and the costs Of judicia
proceedings
A bill instructing the commissioners Of
land Offices to furnish county maps Of the
several counties
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the towns of Denton,
Rockport, Hillsboro and Masonville and
repeating the public bill, also appropria-
ting section 60 to private corporations.
In the senate, Shelby, Finley and Foun-
tain we're appointed special committee
on recent troubles, those of Lampasas be-
ing considered.
"Msndsmus and quo warrants were re-
sumed, and passed to ENDORSEMENTS l46.
Bill passe! authorizing Mcclellan coun-
ty to build new court house
is said that majority of the ccm-
mittes will not favor ousting Tracey.
There are many private bills under dis
cussion.
GuEss
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Subscribe for the HERALD.
4 Disease with a Thousand Symptoms.


Dyspepsia 10 the most perpexihg Of all human all.
| ments. It's symptoms are almost infinite in their
variety, and tho forlorn and Respondent victims Of
tho disease often fancy themselves the PROV, in turn,
of every known maady. 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 tho digestive function necessarily
discors the liver the bowels and the nervous sys-
tenn, and affects, to some extent tho quality Of the
blood A medicine that, like Hostetterss Bitters,
not only tonSs the stomach, but at tho same time
controls the liver produces regular habit Of body
braces the nerves, purifes the fluids and "minis-
tiers to mind discaced," is!thereforo tho true and
only specific for Indigestion. Suc 10 the operation
| ofthis famous vegetable restorative. 1t not only
cures dyspepsia, bnt also all concomitants and con-
sequences. Moreover, II is Invaluable MS preven-
tive Of indigestion. No who chooses to take q
half wineglassful OF this agreeable appetizer and
stemachc habtualy three times a day will ever be
troubled with Cypress ion after eating, nausea sour
quotations, or any other indications of h want OF
vigor n the digestive and assmiating organs. The
debility and languor supcrinduced by hot weather
are Immediately and permanently relieved by tho
Bite RS, and persons who are cOnstitutonally in
lined to look upon life 'as through glass, dark
ly," will bc apttotakc abrighter and more hopeful
view the situation under the genial influence of
this wholesome medicinal stimnlant.
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Died.
We regret to chronicle the loss sustained
by Judge Kerfoot and his estimable lady
in the loss Of their infant child under cir.
cumstances of peculiar sorrow. The lit.
lie one died without moments warning
10 its parents,-in fact was dead before
they knew 1t. It is probable that som'
organic disease of the heart ended it's lit
tie life just as II commenced to live. The
bereaved parents have our deepest sympa
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Sozodont.

An article that is at once teeth pre-
server and breath purifyer, and yet 50
pleasant and convenient TO use, its er-
ceedinr popularity does not surprise any
one. Time hys fully established the fact
that the SozoDoxr possesses these
erclleent qualities in an eminent de-
gree. Il has legiiima,ely required the
rIehl 10 position upon every toilet table.
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We srIsc thi. Occasion

To give notice to our friends that
Messrs. s. Loeb & Co. are now in full
blast in their new store on Main street,
where they are displaying q choice selec-
ton Of Dry Goods, and selling them at
the most reasonable rates. Ere long they
expect an increase to their stock, when
the fact will be duly announced through
the columns Of our paper.
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~ cfaxk pieosare
Ineaiiing the attention Of our readers
10 the card of II. sherffuis, Main street
Houston, who is agent for large variety
of Agricultural Implements and other Ma
ehinery. Mr.. Shefffius has been in thin
line OF business for number Of years
and represents none but the best Ma
chinery. Persons visiting the Bayou City
and Wiling anything in his line csnno
do letter thah to give him call. w
know him and are willing to vouch fol
him
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} DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1873.

81, Tho, mcintyre co Camp 81, Nov orleans, IL
The only nuihoIysd Agent for the Dallas Hrn'hp
In that city.
m The Dallas Imam will he found en- ,nh ~
Pierce Lyle's Book store Main street; hepiIo
Cos. News Depot. Jefferson street, nes, 70 ros'
~ Our terms for Subscription, Positively, arr
Cash In Advance; and job Work must, infvery
insiance, he paid for on delivery. Prize oi hun'
scrlpiion, 81 10 per nnnum or 81 % ior hi
months. job Work Of all Kinds Cone on the most
M i,onsble Terms.
Yfs-J. @. CnEw, Esq, No. 800 Broadway, f,h
usiy authorized to make contracts for advertising
: ,y,bs DALLAS IIrpALp. H.
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Spalding's Glue will mend your ways.
The skating Rink

The Skating Rink
May now be considered IN institution in
our city permanently established, and
should be pnironized by all our young
folks who are irresistably inclined to
spend their evenings out. The exercise is
splendid, invigorating and healthy with
ont single tiuge of immortality about it.
Success TO the rink see its advertisement
in another column.
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The Dust
"Kicked up by the clustering return Of
old Boreas from his has y visit to the Gulf
so completely filled the peppers Of our To-
cal that being unable to discern "the do
ings" on the treets, in disgust, with his.
knuckles in his eyes, he exclaimed "darn"
the dust.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-29

Country Dealers
Are invited to call on F. B. BRYAN & Co.,
west side of public square, before purchas'
ing elsewhere. They will find as com.
plete stock of new Spring Goods as can
be found anywhere. The friends Of Mr..
W. NJ. c. Hill, will find him on hand.
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We learn

From Mr.. C. II. Jenkins that the 7. &
p. road is now running construction trains
to a poiut nearly opposite scyene. Track
laying is being rapidly pushed forward.
The new town which Mr.. jenkins has
been surveying is on this side Of East
Fork OF the Trinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-29

We have had
A buyer in the Northern mar kets for
tho past two months, selecting and pur.
chasing our Spring stock, which We have
now received. Our friends are invited to
give us a ca Il and examine our goods and
prices. +. b. BRYAN y Gu.
Wn27-2W
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We Mcr,

We were
Pleased to see that our very worthy
Mayor is sufficiently recovered from the
accident lately sustained by him rs to be
out on his own legs again. For several
days he was compelled TO 60 on crutchs'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-29

George Francis Train wouli not mind
spending the winter in Jail in New York
II people would enliven his Incarceration
BY talking about him. But he is loekedur
sure enough, and this paragraph viii
merely disturb for moment the stag
,a,;on af silence about him.
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1t Will be seen
BY his advertisement, that Mr.. ]. c
Mcconnell has removed to his new build
ing, south side Of Elm street, near the Odd
Fellows Hall.
sprlding's Glue, always.up 10 seeking
point.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-03-29

A LADY friend called on a witty friend,
Who was not ut home, and finding the pr
sno dusty, wrote upon il .'slsttern." The
next day they met and the lady said, II
called on you yesterday" eyes, issW
your card on the piano"
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am thanh fni for Q years past patronage, and
now can be found one door East Of tho Keaton
House, up stairs over Cochrans drug store, on Com
mcrce 81. I will say that my office is well fitted up
for the reception ofadics, very quiet and pleasant
county Broken gold plates takep at fair valuation
for work. All work warranted. Call and give n
rial t35:ttl j, A. SEEGAR.
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New Advertisements.
TT scHERFFIus,

TT sCHERFFIUs,
AGENT ron
Buckeye Reapers and Mowers,
wnEELERs PATENT rHREsnERs AND WIN.
NOwERs.
SAMSON HORSE POWERS.
STRATUS WHEAT AND CORN MILLS
CoLEMANs WHEAT and CORN MILLS.
ETICA STEAM ENGINES,
PRATT'S COTTON GINS,
sTOPPLE's COTTON PRESS,
AvERY's STEEL md CAST FLOWS,
SUGAR MILLS, FAN MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS.
RUBBER Betting,
SAFES, &c, &c.
II. SCHERFFIUS,
Houston, Texas
Plea. state that YOU .an his advertisement IN N,
HERALD.
March 90, ls73.wn20:3mos.
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ReliuIous N0sIcc,

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHuRCU.-niyine Service
will he held at 81, Matthews Church, Elm street
every Sunday at II o'clock, A. NJ, and L. M
until further notice.
SUNDAY scnooL--at o o'clock, 4. NJ.
SD. DAVENPORT. Rector. =