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barbecue.
HuTCHINs, July IL. 1874

HUTcHINs, July IL, 1874.
To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald:
DEAR SIR-By authority of a meet
ing held at this place to day, for the
purpose of arranging preliminaries for
barbecue, to be given Mt this place on
the nth instant, you are requested to
make the announcement to the public.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
all. Respectfully,
Av A. b. RAwLINs, Secretary.
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An elegant neW ArIOn piano
for sale nt cost and carriage.
which In %l7J less than man
Wiiactures' price. This IL u bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
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1850 dozen white shirts, ChevIot shirts,
spanish linen shirts In the most Gle.
giant styles. absolutely az cost, al
simpsons, Elm street.
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r Wall paper and crOquet sets
now al hand, and fer sale AT
low prices at Reed a. LatlrOp's.
Elm street, opposite burnt dis.
trict.
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Notary public and agent for
the collection of claims AT Aus.
tin. Once at CASTOR AZ Thomas
bank, north side of the public
square.
y7atf
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For MnsOn's Scif-SeaIng Fruit Jars,
Porcelain lined tops Cthe best in usol and
Jelly glasses, 90 10 \. M, FRIENDS,
Rosenthals old stand, corner of Main and
Lamar streets. ll0llm
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Giove-itting Mid shoes, side lacine
SILK embroidered shoes, misses silk
elastic congress CATERS, very low, NJ
simpsons, Elm street.
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THE Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Git Association has two drawings each day,
ut u NJ, and Gr,M.
WHITAKER n WILKINSON,
l2}d3m Managers.
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The most elegant fans In Dali
lns, are ut Franklin's book
store, Main street.
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$4,000 worth Of choice goods 10 ex
change forR farm. Apply TO simpson
Elm street.
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A. III. Steagall. Notary Pub
lie, Office opposite Adams s.
LeOnard's bank.
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ET YOU Ia
BOOK BINDING 4 JOB PRINTING
40 TnE
HERALD OFFICE.

Those stylish summer suits Of Hight
ensainerc, at cost, ~ SIMPSONS, HIM
street
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$4,000 worth of goods guaranteed 20
be sold at cost, at simpsons, Elm
street.
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OF the Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
GIN Association. The following figures were
drawn yesterday evening nj six o'clock, In
GLASS "a;
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The latest, most elegant ladies' low
qnRrt. red shoe, "The A0npareii Tie"
az simpsons, Elm street,
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Three good dwelling houses 70 rent Also
small oniee, opposite Leonard Bros
lO8dtf BrEAdALL a. co,
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Franklin's stock Of blank
books, wall paper and staple
goods generally. Is immense.
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Law Blanks OF every description for sale
and printed to order at this Office,
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"NeuriI."
instantaneous cure for neuralgia,
II. q. HosKINS,
vOdly Agent for Dallas.
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Drawn In presence OF John W. Lane, No
tary Public,
WHITAKER 4 WILKINSON,
Managers,
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cay ana County scrip.
DAILY DRAWING

In sums to suit taxpnycrs, AZ Dallas County
bank. 3dlm
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shirt studs, sleeve buttons, watch
chains, etc., solid and plated, In infin'
tie variety, forty per cent below cost,
az simpsons, Him street.
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On Friday afternoon. at the fair ground, n
pocket pass book, which the finder will con.
Ter favor by returning to me at the Herald
office. w w pASvr
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Lawyers Briefs

Printed in pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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when In the flush OF health, we scorn ad-
vice; but when stricken by disease, must we
turn away merely on account OF having
heard such words belore9 mol Lot all who
suffer from diseases OF the lungs and throat,
remember that Pectoral Balm viii relieve
oil and cure the majority OF cases. For sale
bV nll drunuistkl
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labors In securing eggs of the California salmon and
their distribution COMMUNICATIONS were also ,auo
by other gentlemen among 0theIs by MI ii m
mot the successful breeder Of salmon at Newcasis'
Ont; Mr.. Alexander Kent of Baltimore, MI; FRED
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NEw-YoRK LYCEUM OF NATURAL History Jan.
19-The President. DR.. J. s. Newberry. exhibited
drawings and specimens of the great extinct beaver
Castorodes Ohioeasis, animal closely allied TO inc
beaver of modern times but about five or SIX feet LII
length. and weighing probably from ~ 10 4oo
pounds. In reference to the geological poS'to' va
the Castoroides Prof. Newberry remarked that apoVo
the rock surface of the Western States there occurs
the true glacial drift, with powders, etc. "ich
are overiaid by the clay of the terrace poiivu
but that these deposits are separated ny wa,
Is called tine old forest bed. 1t is in TINS pe,'
that the remains of the Cdstoroides. maStouoh a"u
elephant are found, and the former are connheu "
il not occurring as do the other two species nen'
TONED in n subsequent deposit which took pi'co
after the lower or iceberg submersion
Prof Stevenson made some remarks In reieren0o
to Lienites of the West as observed by him uur,hs
the past Summer the particular held Deihg III w
RADIO between the merdians 1oi' ana lVo' '"o
most important of these are on the eastern sue VI
the Rocky Mountains near Golden Guy AMI rSrtiary
ace Inv Or HAYDEN and Mr.. Lesqnereanx; put near
Golden CITY Mr.. Stevenson fonnd that they were
OyeriaId by several DunuTou AoOo VI
denosts carving in their upper portion well, known
fossils of that period. species described oy MT.
Meek BaculitcS, Aporhds, &c-which, IN MS
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A paper was read by Mr.. Henry Newton on
American Iron Ores and their applicability to the
manufacture OF steel, especially of Bessemer stee
in which he remarked that the only ores successfully
used for this purpose are the rich specniar IRON
ores of Lake Superior and Missouri, aud that even
these often produced metal siicious in character
as 10 be inapplcable for the Bessemer process.
DR. Newberry remarked that in East Tennessee
ores were to be found which contain manganese
and were free from phosphorus; and that on l. lSe
Superior a black manganferous ore. with but httlc
phosphorus would furnish good spiegelcisen, and
that these two localities might furnish ore suitable
for working il the Bessemer steel manufacture
According to Prof. Eceston. the reason why America
cannot compete with Europe in the manufacture OF
Bessemer steel Is the absence of iron ores containing
manganese a metal abundant in the most highly
rrized ores of Germany and Sweden. According to
Prof Hunt, the phosphate IRON ore OF the AdlI9n-
dack region has lately been successfully worked by
first obtaining spOngy iron, with phosphate Oh
line distributed through il in grains, and throwing
This into fa,nace of molten iron which takes hod
of the spongy iron and the phosphate floats and Is
\ drawn off unateTed, without interfering with the
| subsequent process.
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE
Williams College. l2no Cloh 81 TO.
thoroughly philosophical and scholarly work layea Couner
Brief being superficial conleH without heess
amra lie handbook the sldy OF Rngsh literature.
boston Traveller.
For booksellers and popsi Of price by
the Publishers. G. p. PUTNAM'S SONS New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
APPLIED SCIENCE.

PREVENTING FLIES FROM ANNOYING HORSES
According to Rochard, a French veterinary sur
geon, a simple method of preventing flies FROM
annoying horses consists in painting the inside OF
the ears or any other part especially troubled with
a few drops of empyreumatio oil of juniper. 1t is
said that the odor of this substance is uncomfortable
TO flies. and that they will keep at a distance from
tbe parts so anointed If this treatment should ac
comnIish the alleged result, it may perhaps be
equally applicable in Tepelling musketOes from the
faces and hands of tourists and sportsmen, when
passing through woods OF meadows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

RECENT Uses OF SEA-wEED.-By subjecting sea-
weed TO distiaton with superheated steam, accord
ing to stanfords process instead of simply reducing
it TO ashes as has hitherto been done not only can
illuminating gas acetc acid, and combustible oils
he obtained but iodine chloride Of potassium, &C..
can be extracted from the residue. The charcoal
residuum also possesses an unusual decOl0rzlng
nower and can he used for disnfectiDg watercloset
in such manner as to constitute source OF ammonia
by further distillatiOn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

and sunlght and N which temPeTstmre l1.
lower than that of Spring tune can po
vithout inc ouy eniencc.