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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-11-05
WILD OATS.
PR OsG'EC TUS FOR 1879.
THE CHAMPION AMERICAN
co MIC k~ApEIS.

lltuarR,TEp by corps ofthc b,n American
nrti'is, and tONrHiuuTI u 20 by the most pbpu
lar humortts and snti lists of Tur pAN.
WILD OATS now enters successfully upou the
sNth ycaroi its eNl.tcncr and has become The
established humorous aud sGtirical paper Of tho
country. IL vas stnrtcdHud cont nue. the Nh
ye ras monthly then, to satisB the dc. a-d
ul We bic, II was ch ugcd to 70 iortnirhtiy
sun con inui it, good work oi hi ttrs t.lly a.
" ul's aud showing up the political and slci II
~ = ~ ~ mastctlN g rtu ms AID ~ NJ III cI .
iturlals, II achieved cvcu greater sGcccs than
nuei hud was coguizcd as tho ATTEST and
rI sull i1rihcrto tho puhlir dsmIni. nul u ,N
luhi Will ONTs weekly n haa lit rally
.rnEh 'ut! tts present shape on ~ iutrips p
l ne' lts, hcirg the lfst sue c,.iul wcr,iy huupr
va, lhl' ever pUbli.lc IN this country.
hm.h- THO ar'i Is pcciil,'r Ell I firm
ish hluNr1tiuus tor Wild JArs are Triuh Py'.
l'N. ih'MIs worth, NuIkl.s Ntl.., s-'..lf %.
'"!h luuu, hcctflcs. N,tu'khtrdt. nat. puItuI
.a'u..
Ia rs literary .r,-,mcnts Win or. will
y, ~ hlNh1s has, tlud tluuc and una II .oachl
IIc. - ic'si one hr' class serial stuiI viii al-
vus' -ntricti mud ,A5rlr'cr W. iicr. In t.o mi.
teu IT tCs while 10. p. ctohos rud squlls wi ~,
~ NIing, otiFin1l a'1 pointed
WIN PAT. EE hotr,t-Hlu.. ir, very part.c
Hl Y, AMI 10 no rr.u uHuf MAS I. '.h "a Ii'rtt
best l1WiIics uil.u. fcrrur .a.t. ion t r.
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k.oo'~ctd .'r Sample COY ard Cominc.
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hdiournoj Court proc'ameli1n.

adjourned Court Proclamation.
NIhorcns the lion !. c. BrcugR rresi
w dent Judge of thc Judicial Distrjn,
composed Of the counties of Snyder. Union
and MiHin aud j. G.. l.. Shindcl and
u. /. ljnulcubus' Esqs Associate 1ulg,.
in and for Snyder county have issued their
procept bearing, date the 2sth day of
September \. d. 1871, 10 me directed for
the holding of an Orphans court. n court
ot common Pleas. court Of oyer aud Ter
miner and General court Of Qunr,rr Scs
slons Of tho rcacc ut NiIi'clurr. for the
county Of snyder, on the I'd Monday. .tc.
ing the 3ih day Of November, ls7l.) aud
continue one week
Given under my hand and seal nt th,
Shcrit's office in Midlicburg. the 18th ll,
"i Sept. \. D.. one thousand eight hundred
and seventy four
bNNlEL BOLENDER. sheriff.
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MAZE sIssEIED.

ON Ac 2i't uit, Amos B,v,r.,x AMI Hts,
nate hamcf, bIth of tho vicinity uf Paxton.
NillU.
ON tho 2'th ult Icn~y n Glusso Frc,hrrg
ana Ml.s Louisa Br" .ius, of PER-, tutu.l.u
un tho 2ith ut. by hcv W u. Wcttut' II .
hcs-n of Shan1ndoth. Schuyiul county. Pa &.
ana Nis VI. 4. kohb' ui 'Iy. 'iprc. tll- r.uuty.
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surance we copy from the Tribune of
the Goth ult,, which says
Below we give n detailed account of
the loss, which is as near correct as we
can get them at present, but fall far
short of thp aetuaf loss
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Ayers
Cherry P0Ct0ral,
For Disoa'oe Of tho Throat ond lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, whoo. ,ing
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of m Jdcrn
science, few arr II
more real value 10
mankind than his ri.
icciual remedy Tor "a
disea cs OF the Iurcu,
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its v,ucs,
throughout this and
other countries. has
shown that It does
a#.a...H - ~
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Orphans Court Sale
OF
Valuable Farms.

RG virtue of an order Of the Or
h'phaus Court ct SNYDER County the under
signed, admlnistratOrs, Ottuc Estate IT Jacob 3
liumH |, lhto OF Muur q township. le't. Will
be exposed TO Public sale un tho premise, , On
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IlI,.1 Dli,NUGIi|r ,ONlII'r-

Finale Humane h2o,i. .tCl,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17
TRUNK COATED.
The work Of Ruralirins craeksmau,

The residence of Mrs. Williams, u widow
lady living three miles from this city, on III,
Cedar Springs road, was entered OH Friday
night last by some one and robbed of nifty
dollars in money. Mrs. Williams was sleep,
ing in the apartment which was the field Of
the robbers exploit and knew nothing OF
tho "shortagch OF her resources until the next
morning on rising, when she discovered the
lid o. the trunk, in which the money had
been deposited, thrown open and the con.
tents topsy turvey or turvcy topsy, and ON fur.
ther investigation, the fifty dollars gone on Ia
itself. The enterprise must have been con.
Quoted by ahstractive talents familiar with
the geography of the different articles In the
room or by some foxy "lifter" grey at the
business.
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m. pronnea In on eI,urlncrs.,,

The family room Of the Texas Pacific
house, on the corner OF Pacific avenue and
Market street, was burglNrlously examined
into ON SUNDAY morning about bali-past Ave
O'Clock, by the explorer gaining an entrance
through the unlocked door which leads 10
this apartment nom the porch iaclng Mar
lSot street. After eXtinguishlng u lamp, M II
IN supposed, which II Is the custom Of the oc-
cupnnts of the room TO keep burning during
the night, ho takes down two OF Mr.. SCOTS,
the proprietor, coats aud troubles himself 10
know what their pockets contain. Not being
awarded according 10 his cupidlty, he pays
his respects to the buroau drawers, and In
trying TO open one II responds TO his muscu-
lar action by noise sufficient TO waken Mrs.
Scott, who notices the lamp out and the
door open. Suspicious that something IL
wrong, and with Molllo Stark courage gets
up 10 md horhusbands ovorcoatin tho mid
die Of the floor, with the pockets turned In
side out, and nj the door leading 10 the street
another one OF his coats lying ON the porch
and man creeping IN box car standing on
the track adjoining the house, but whether
The right man who did the wrong thing IL
not yet known. Hereafter Mr.. Scott will
sleep with an eye open, his door locked and
II pistol cooked.
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the cabin In which " lived ON Swiss avenue
yesterday, aud setting u on nre, would have
s00n had the fire past control had II not hehn
FOR u man passing, who raw tho danger ana
reported II 10 ihe chlld's mother who was
washing some distance OF
1'HE mail oar Of the $50 train on the
Pacific road, Jumped he iron track aud took
o dirt one u short distance Ills side ~ MeA'
quito station on sunday morning, nnd mail
agent Heath was suddenly contlrninoh 20
adiudae Hat the sabbath was brrnklng rain
or rough ier him, by finding hlmsslflnvolnn'
larry walking ny'farhlon apross the ceiling
ofhls car Win ooullo Of lighted lamps
coming towards lin Ike they Intended TO
carry tho Hight OF their oountenancoE clear
through him, The application Of the air
break brought "oncrout OF cliaos, p inclusive
ofAir. IIoath, but the car was too much dam-
aged 10 DO brought IN aud amor TRANSFERRING
the mail The train came on through
lrIglls Ciseaso, called by physicians
Ahnminurln, N ono 81 ny muAl letllD'ec lo
which tho human family " liable, me
nlbuman, Which should no 20 htrenRllleli
md add vlg0r 10 tho human frame, n cnrrlod
Onl Of the body IN tho urine, and the pour
victim wastes away daily until donih comes
g MS relief N9w, " Ehen Iho e'ie a,,,n ,' ny
William u, parkers Compound fluid EN'
trnci of DuQhu ana take " ~ directed he
viii very soon find tie diseaso dlshppent ior,
by lts wonderful tonic properties, ~ makes
We ildneysdo Their wofh ntone,iS, I nndy yn y
ofIocnnlly prevented, Sold by OIL urugsihw'
OycryW nero.
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Gone Whore The s,Iyan.blnc Twistet,.

| Yesterday morning, on disembarking from
the Pnolilc train, Special Mail Agent Calla-
Chan left his v0llse, containing some vala-
bic papers, inclusive, we judge, OF II memo-
rnndum Of the merits and dement's of some
Texas postmnstcm, In charge of the route
agent, with directions 10 leave them at the
| postoilice until no sent for them, he taking
the "bus" for the Central train for some
point on the line north. On backing down
| to the postoilice the route agent deposited
his pouchers and sacks In tho hands of n
couple OF brakesmen of the train To transfer
to the Office, and set the valse and blankets
on the ground, giving the direction to ro-
| move them to the office, also. Without CIV
ing the latter any further attention he was
somewhat surprised on going TO the office
about noon yesterday, after receiving Il dis
patch from the special agent requesting him
TO forward his yallse and blankets, to lind
them not on hand, not in sight, not on the
distributing table, not Oh the bed, not in the
wash-bucket, In fact, not ut all. II was
worse than "mule-meatn to u cloyed syba-
rite. That they had absquatulated was
visible. How TO recover them was not so
visible, and when wei the rear door of the
postotiice we parted from four rs thoughtful
gentlemen as, perhaps, ever concentrated
their desires upon inding the exact locality
ola respectable rcial vallse, AMI bunch
of official blankets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. AL
ways uniform. illuminating power superior
TO gas Burns In any lamp without danger
OF exploding or taking Are. Manufactured
expressly to take tho place of volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every possi-
proved by Its continued use In over 100000
Families,
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
The Immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the Astral as tho best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the propretors,
CHAS. PRATT 4 CO..
l6d9&0mw lO8 Fulton street. New York,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

Go 10 Stegall ~ Go. for filrni-
turc. books. stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures, and all kinds
Of mOultlings. wall paper. step
ladders, table and pocket cut
lery. 2SodSwtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

That worry onterprlsing ilrm of obonchnin
n 90, every link In that business chain Is
solid gold, places us undor many aoknowl'
odgements forth highly appreciated Kin OF
u sack of white moal, ~ purely while az I'M
spotted snow, and Of excellent body and
flavor, II Is the production of tho superior
Krlegs mills
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

The attention ofihe public generally, ana
Insurance men In particular, Is called 10 the
communication nom the Forest City VAR
nlsb, on and Nnptha Company, OF Cleveland
ohio, 10 tho Lone Star on ana Lamp COM
pany of this city, ind the certificate Of Prof
j. l.. cassells, one OF the most eminent chem
istsIn the United States, aud for many years
United states inspector OF oils, etc, In regard
~ the Excelsior oil sold by tho
LONE STAR OIL AND LAMP COMPANY,
5d3t f No. 90 Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

The stock holders of the Dallas city lhll-
road company win meet NJ the oiiico ofthc
company on Friday, the 10th Instant, Mt .
o'clock y. NJ, for the purpose Of receiving the
reports of the officers Of the company, and
the transaction OF any other business that
would properly come before sloclSholders
meeting, a. NJ. SwINk,
President Dallas city Railroad Company,
February ., 1874, fcblOdl0d
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WIN. w. w. BAsYE

Takes charge OF the city routes OF the
DALLAS HERALD from this date, ind Will
give his personal attention TO the delivery,
lIe win employ mounted carricr for the
suburbs and East Dallas, and In future per-
sons living in those portions of the city viii
hayotheir papers delivered TO them promptly
by breakfast time. We trust that In future
we shall have no complaints OF non-rccipt of
tho paper. We viii thank our patrons to
report all delinquencies promptly to this
Office, and they shall be Immediately RENEE
1ipn q l't
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Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Dry Goods, Notions, Etc, at Auction.

We will sell at the store formerly occupied
by Q. ii. Beaucnamp, on Main street, COM
mencing ut 10 o'clock p. NJ, "Wednesday, Feb
ruary is, 1874, large and varied assortment
5ofdry goods, notions, etc, consisting in part
of staple dry goods, such as domestcs,
bleached and unbleaehed, osnaburgs, calcos,
Jeans, cashimeres, towels, napkins table
linens, hats, caps, hosiery, etc.
HILL, SHIELDS 4 90.
JOE q. BooTH, Auctioneer, 5dtf
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Something new NJ PAGES.

Fresh arrivals of gents dress hats, box toe
boots, JEFF ties, Alexis ties and CATERS. Also,
for Ladies and Misses new styles of Kid and
Serge button shoes and lace CATERS and slip.
pers, school girl shoes. Call at sign OF Gold
en- Boot, Main street. II. PAGE.
4dlw
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ron WORK.

We have The mciiiiies and the work.
men 20 do as good wbrk, and al "s
low rates, IN can be done anywhere,
ANA we mehn 10 do ~. Bring yonI
Fine Job work 20 THE DAILY HER
AID OPTIcE, Corner Of Main and
Lamar streets.
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MN. q. W. nnCK ETr

IL our authorized agent for ihis city, with
power 10 make collections ana sollcltudver-
tie0ments aud SUBSCRIPTIONS ior lhis PAPER
All contracts made by HIN WIZ no feoog-
ni2ed by this ONCE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

1t is an Oft mooted question, can consump-
tion be cured? The pros an cons are almost
as innunerable as are the victims to this
fatal disease. On one ground all agree, that
Marsden's Pectoral Balm win relieve every
case and cure majority. For sale by all
druggists.
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For Rent.

offer my residence, near the freight depo,
of the Central railway for rent. For terms
and other particulars enquire ON the prem.
ises, or to John j. Eakins.
II mo. w. LANE
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,rown Lois for Sale.

business street of tho iowa of Hutchlns, on
iho Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale atlow prlcess,a ,A,pp!l,y = nr,,. iaH
jyl6dtf Herald ONCE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17
The ENceIsior Oh.
OFFICE or Fogssr cry vAnNisn,)

q
Cleveland, ohio, February 10, lHl,J
GENTLrMEN--In reply 10 your favor ofthc
9th instant, would tcmarlS that the Excel
sor OIL manufactured for you has u gravity
of 7Oe Baumc, and enclose you u statement
ofthemoSt eminent OF our professors ofclem-
ls,ry, j. Lang Cassels NJ, D., showing that II
Is not explosive. This evidence Is c0nclu-
sivc to all mlr minded mon.
Yours respectfully,
NJ 4. STONE,
Treasurer Forest city Namish, on and
Napthn.C Company.
GENrLEMEN--ln accordance with your
request, have made q series of experiments
with the several gravilics OF Gasoline, Nap
tina and burning fluids manufactured by you,
and also with Carbon oil, whose fire test was
no Fahr., with u view OF testing their rca-
tive explosiblliiy.
have several times Exploded the vapor
generated by the Carbon oil, but have NEVER
yet succeeded in producing IN explosion
from amy OF your products, although they
were subjected 10 the same experiments.
find the gravity ofyour"fluld' 7O' Baume
free from impurities and strictly n petroleum
split; Its boiling point is 1857 Fair, and It's
vapor is condensed into liquid ut 40 Fair.
have no hesitation in pronouncng the
burning fluids manufactured by you practi-
cally non-exploslvc, and when properly used,
entirely safe for Illuminating purposes.
| have examined numerous samples of
your manufactured products for various par
ties, and have always found them perfectly
al. ~ 4, ,nli
tslgnod) ]. LANG CASSELS. NJ. d.,
Professor Of Chemistry Cleveland Medical
College. 6dlt
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SoF,,,E.

Nohecounts against e,nployes In the
Herald Office Will he allowed ia set O.
mcnts with the 0aice unless nn order
from the Proprietor IN given. ltra
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NOTICE TO ADyEnrIsnns.

IHcrcniteran bills for ertiscments
An this piper VIII bo collected monthly,
unless otherwise spcrificd Ia contracts.
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,Ir. M. II. N,,nrIsc.

Of shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 adver-
Else In orailbsoribo for Tnr IlEltALD ARC rc-
spectfully referred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-17

So natural is the effect produced by using
Blneaud's Hair Dye, that no one can detect
its use. =, .,t
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oAprAnN.aomN w. Lane,

Assistant secretary OF tho senate. Ia nm
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD In
Austin,
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80 1870 - 7=7l1 -
DIED.

DlED-On Sunday night, February ~, of
jaundice, Mrs. Matte Ellen, wife of Charles
NJ. Terry, Esq, OF this city, aged 20 years, s
months and 20 DAYS.
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womans Medical Adviser, 80 much needed
by all females, only twenty-five cents. Adj
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For Sale.

Three good residences in this city. lmme.
diate possession given,
l60-dtf STEAGALL ~ co.
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Franklin A. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
ana magazines.

,Try English Female liillosI lhoy cure afor
all else falls.
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AND STILL THEY COME.
Another iIenyy inyoice Of
Wall Paper Of new and cie-
giant patterns, and Of all
grades, ranging In price from
ID cents a. $3.50 per double
roll. We call the attention oil
Purchasers 10 our stock. II
can't he beat la quantity.
quality, or chcapness In NOrtii-
crn Texas. No charge for Trim
ming. We have the latest ini-
proved machine, which trims
much nicer than II can be
done by hand. All NJ
PIERCE a. LYLAs'S,
Main 81. opp. Fields Theatre.
fpbldtf
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
ROM sALE.


la the city Of DallOs, " onired at private
sale, For terms Inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS, o. CRU fpHFlEiD,
Dallas, Nov, 49, 1870 glodtf
The New York herald., 1874-10-03

Port OF NEW YORK, OCT. 2, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Oceanic Br, jennings Liverpool via Queens
town--R Corts
town. w Hurst.
Steamship Batavia Br Mouland, Liverpool via Queens
town-C G Francklyn.
steamship Ellen Terry, salyear, Ncwbern-Murray,
Ferris a &c. x
RichmOnd-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Ship Red Gauntlet Br), swan, Liverpool-C wright
X Co. -
ship Shakespeare Ger, Fechter, Bremen-Chas Lu-
ling Co. -
Ship Peter (Br), Charron. Panama-Hatton, Watson
4 Co
Bark FordensAjold Nor, Pausen, Roterdam-T,tens
4 Bockmahn a.
Bars Tomaris FRI, Alland. Marseiles-Jas Henry.
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson, Barbados-H Irowbndge'S
Sons
Bark Pirandello dtaD, Todero Bangor-Funch, Edge
4 Co
Brig VIM Dobson (Br). Beck, st John, Mp Nevius
q Son.
Schr Clara Fletcher, Sargent Jacmel-A Nones 4 Co.
schr Charley Bell (Br), Wison, 81 John. NB-P Ne
vius Il Son
schr sunny South, Derickson Galveston-Tupper &
Beaue
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskell, Washington, NC-Zophar
schr watcnful. Gill; New Bedford-H W Jackson &
Son.
schr Della Lockhart Wareham-Fercuson Wood.
schr Smith. snow Wareham-Ferguson 4 Wood.
Soop Lotus, Jarvis, South Amboy-l Gregg.
Sloop Corneia. stepp, Orient-Racket Bros.
Steamer A Z Stiiners. Warren Phlladelphla-Jaines
Hand
The barks sao (Rus), and sandvicker (Swe for Ant
werp, cleared yesterday by Tetens il Bockmann
mot as before reported),
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7s s4-5-4 as7sss-sT7
MISCELLANEOUS.


A FAMOUS 9g REsToRER or STRENGTH, yIeoK
General Debility and weakness Of every description
haS or s''' hSy
fedf vGokaTRs a,5
IzEs AND REJUyENArEs the whole system, Prices
CO.. % Chemists en- % s. John Street Street New New YORK & io'' COZ "
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
n OF different states; legal everywhere no publicity.
SGS
Counsellor AT Law, 36S broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR
n. ner Of Futon avenue and Boerum street.
Oh sunday rom to 9P NJ.
4 BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
cien, cause: no publicity required, charge until d-
'o''' s'An'''' II HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
fTO THE PUBLIC.
ASK FOR ALLcocK's POROUS PLASTER
AND HAVE 40 OTHERS
Sec government stamp has printed on it in white let
ters B. BRASDRETH.
ALLcoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs, prepared by Porous
Plaster Company are commanding the attention Of the
world This remedy applied to the spine produces
sound refreshing sleep when soporics, including
phine ara hydratc choral have been Administered
the patient in vain
When we consider how much dyspepsia is occasioned
by the want Of sleep, how much the recnperative
powers OF the body retarded from same cause
we may easily comprehend the amazing benefit Inn
parted by the application thus Plaster We warn hA
public against imita and brazeD forgcrics o.
this admirable preparation.
| Ask for ALICUCK's POROUS, ana have no others
| II. BRANDRETH.
! President Of the Parou. rlAsA' oamnanS
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
JobnN. Powell, M. ID.

The aboye.nemed well known physician has Just
died at his resivsnce in Henrico county virginia,
IN the sixty.nith year OF his age. Prior TO the
war he participated IN the politics OF the day and
was States rights democrat, but worked earn
estly for the Unol. IA was an occasional con-
Ilbutor 10 the columns OF the Richmond Enquirer
for number Of years ne practised medicine In
the Northern Neck ol Virginia enjoying consider.
aule eUlhence IN hls profession, but subsequently
removed TO this vicinity and was appointed
AAspGrlAr oi Gnano hy Goysxnax Floyd.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
SAILED.

Steamships Ellen Terry Newbern; Richmond, Nor
folk ships lvanhoe !Br). iverpool Bengal tBrh do;
Archusa (B do; Helga NOR, Hamburz st Petersburg
Norl do As,ronom Ger,, Bremen; Lucy wills An.
Texas tGef Bremen; Eyr tNor) Rotterdam; Excelsior,
Buenos Ayres Morning star. 81 Jago and Guantanamo
Frederick Louise tGer) Newcastle; Grad Zegreb Au)
Waterford; Alice Cooper tsr Antwerp brigs Agenora
br) penarth Roads lropic Bird Port spain; Eva Sp).
Rosario; Gaze.le, ST Jago
Wind sunset NV fresh
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 45 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
pres from European ports and other ports abroad, or
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States, the will be cabled this country
free of charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-10-03
Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT RI Oct 2 1874
schr David Berry, Capt Waters. of Newark. with
cargo of coal for Messrs Hopkins Pomroy OF Provi
dence, went ashore in high wind ;oday, Beaver
Tail lighthouse. The Newport Wrecking Company being
work upon the schr Clark sunk in Fall River har
Dor with cargo OF coal tug will probably go to her
assistance from Providence The wind Is very high and
the sea rough IA later despatch states that the vessel
and cargo will be total ltss; both insured.l