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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-20
SHERIFFs SALES.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
In COMMON PLEAS.
j. A. KELLER, VS. T. X. sASPORTAs and
M. j. SASPORTAS

j. A. KELLER, VS. T. X. SASPORTAs and
M. j. SASPORTAS.
BY virtue of the judgement of foreclosure
herein, wi will SELL at orangeburg Court house
on the first Monday in September next, du-
ring the legal hours of sale, at auction for
cash.
/. Plantation of 22O acres, more or less, on
both sides of Binnalers Bridge Road, boun-
ded by lands now or lately of w. S Dudley,
Lewis Wissenhunt, j. Riley, and Estate of
Sasportas by DR.. Z. j. Oliveros.
2Tract of l23 acres, moro or less on little
Pen Branch, bounded by lands now or lately
ID Fairy, w Dukes Andrew Berry
and Mrs. Celia Nets Dover.
8 Tract of 227 acres, more or les, bounded
by lands now or lately of Andrew Berry.
James Rhoods, 0 II OFT and --Edwards
the two last described tracts being the lands
conveyed tot X Sasportas by Mrs Celia
Metts, Executrix of the will Of j d Nets,
deceased.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-20

MR.. MeroneY's new store on Russell
street is nearly completed.
The Swamp Angels promise a diff.
ferent game from the last, when called
out again.
WE call attention to the notice of
VIM. s. Barton, to be found in another
column.
Mr.. j. S. Albergotti has recovered
from his late indisposition, and is again
Mt business.
THERE is scarcity of corn at pres
ent in the market, but good crops are
in the fields.
SOLICITOR Buttz is OH warm trail
of certain misdccds in County paper.
Cheer him OIL;
THERE will be n protracted meeting
ut the Baptist church beginning OH Sat
urday next.
WE regret to learn of the protractcd
illness of Captain Mortimer Glover at
the residence of his father.
We learn that a school will be open
ed here ly the Rev. G. A. f Eough, the
pastor Of the Lutheran church.
Our friend Fischer at the corner, is
doing lively business, he spares no
pains i'll pleasing his customers.
A market for fresh meats and vege-.
tables is badly wanted; Will not some
enterprising person see aboutthe matter
THE delegates of the FAX Union will
m ct OH the 9Th, and tho County Tax
Union OH the 7th of September next.
Mr.. Kirk Robinson is ready to
receive subscriptions and attend to the
business of the TIMES ut his book store.
Mr.. w. Sistrunk brought in very
fine lot of fish on Saturday last; among
them several trout weighing eight and
nine pounds.
His excellency Governor Moses will
be re-indicted after his term of office;
Then the S60OOjob will be fully ven
tilated. Poor Moses;
THE patrons of Mr.. Mellichamp's s
school will take notice that the exer.
cises commence on the first day of
September, instead Of the first Monday.
SEE constitution Of Tax Union in
our issue of to-day. Isn't it sulphur,
and birthstone, nitro and glycerine ?
None but "the wicked flee when no
man pursueth." Read and join every
one who says he is free.
The stranger who got drunk on
SOUP, tried to sleep it off in horse
rack, and finally took lodging Mt the
guard house. He thinks our restau-
rants require chemist to examine the
quality of soup dispensed.
That twenty foot crossing at the
railroad on Russell street ifnot widcned
will cost the South Carolina Railroad
big lawsuit, and that will hardly pay
for the consequences of n smash up of
some vehicle precipitated in the gulley.
THEcorrespondent from Orangeburg
OF the Charleston "Sun" is the same
who lately wrote for the TIMES over
the nom de plume of Snodgrass from
Charleston. The gentleman has re-
turned to Charleston after a short
visit here.
Mr.. Ezekiel is out again in a large
advertisement, and is IN at his new
store on Market street. His clock
stands STILL over the door where he
lately held forth, but he has moved on,
and the clock must do the same, as
we'll as the crowd who will be repaid for
their 80 doing. Success to the worthy;
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-08-20
ST. MATTHEW'S ACADEMY

The first term of this School will begin on
the First Monday in September, 1874, under
the supervision of Mr.. Hugo G. Sheridan.
instruction will be thorough, and boys pre-
pared for any class in College.
TUITION PER MONTH.
First grade, Or beginners..........$2.OO
Second " or Grammer scholars $3.50
Third or Advanced scholars SO 90
Latin and Greek 90 cent? extra, each.
Board can be had in excellent families near
the Academy and also within easy walking
distance of the Lutheran and the Methodist
churches ut the following rates:
Per school week. .s1.5O
Per school month from 5000 to 1900
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LIST OF New ADvERrrsEmRNTs-
orangeburg High School.
st. Mathews Academy.
j. S. Hayward Notice.
w. s. Barton-Notice.
E. Ezekiel-Notice.
Sheriff's Sales.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The subscriber having heard that certain
parties have constructed, and are using his
"Fly Brush Mechine," hereby notifies all
such parties, that they are infringing upon
his patent, and unless they cease to use them
or pay him Royalty on them, he will be
forced in defence Of his interest, to institute
legal proceedings aaga.;:::: 6. hem. 2s
Aug. 2o-2t -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-11
[From saturdays Daily Herald]

= T !
SPRING stocks for shipment west,
northwest and southwest, are drawing
to our city large nnlnber of freight
wagons. ~
THE work of moving frame houses,
in this city, and changing their Local
ton from one part of the city to an
OF Ter, is said to give employment to at
least one hundred and fifty men.
GENERAL JEFF. THOMPSON, of New
Orleans, has written to friend in this
city, to know if there is any room in
this city for JEFF Thompson. Those
who knew JEFF. in the old battle-days,
think there is.
DURING the month of March, 1874,
there were four hundred and thirty
eight money orders Issued from the
Dallas postoffice, amounting la the ag-
gregate to eight thousand eight hum
dred and two dollars and ten cents.g
AS IAN evidence of the spring on u
ing of trade in Dallas, we may men-J
ton the follow ing facts: Messrs.
Randall Bros, dry goods merchants,
Elm street, on Thursday last, shipped
goods to the following points: McKin-
ney, Ennis, Lake Fork, Montague,
Aurora, Wise county,) Terrell, Corsi-
cana. Mineola, Gladewater and Mans
field, amounting in the aggregate to-
near six thousand dollars. Messrs.
Block, Jett Il Co. grocers, made a ship
ment of coffee to Sarcoxie, Missouri;
tthe HERALD got subscriber at that
point the same day.. Mr.. II. 9. Hos
kins, druggist, shipped goods to north
Arkansas and to Wise and Navarro
counties, Texas. Dallas 10 steadily ex-
tending the arms ofher trade in every
direction.
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! sS7SAfS BALLAS CSUNYI.

tropor nm hut i Y.adhottar a nd cstraved
before ThSmss 3. Coats. Justice q ne psacs,
p5ecincs SI ., one se, ~ I ss muie' ABOUT
sRen a. 81 chasies ss e and estrayed
; ss Nc ss .Sss. ssnas s.s
marks nor brands perceiyable. Valued al SO.
Taken up by A. j. Fender and estrayed be-
fore Thomas L. frank, justice Of the peace,
hands Sish, branded 8 On right shoulder;
six years old this spring, with blaze In face
no other marks or brands perceivable. vaiu-
e r & sss up 81 w. W. Redweli and essr.ysd
befoscJ 2. Kerioot, Justice Of the peace, pre-
c,nct 80. I, one o no!se, a13u. WE'VE years
o1a sixteen hama mos hignsa white d hind ,es.'
,sh2nld u e. with an uninfeiiigibic brand. val
VI Ta x m M by j. r. Mckee and estrayed be-
slcss one Say sSs'i Ssrs ' sstssn hand:
whitss one v hind 1927 81 white, no brand PER
TaKen up BY j 4. fuiisn and estray afi be-
~ ~, - - Hs ~ p,.c, n,S
tai. about ysars Old. is hands hirh. BRANDED
On ieft shonlder NJ. as near as can be made
ont valued at rs %. h - w 2ast.
John b KsrfSct, Justice peace prisinct No. j,
n,srEs nor Sranas valasd y y 81 ssat.
Taken Hphy = Morris and estrayed before
oae bsy horse, issz hands high, aye moi
keovn, Dsnnceo 81 sen PIP, WIN niegln y
brand On ssit neck sno snou1oers vaieed 81
- - 4 - :, -. =. -, -
before Josn 3. Rsriocts justice peace s rreclnci
Sssds Sssss ssoss > year, "a. scEs sssdis
Ss6os
Tnhsu nm b. Jacob pickson sud estrayet
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[From Wednesdays Daily Herald.]

$500 = IA rs
ONH dairyman nearthis city milks
ninety cows. Let the babies still
hope. rs
MAJOR ERvAy brought distress and
death to a rabid dog near his resi-
dence, on Monday evening.
PASSENGERS from the intermediate
stations between Corsicana and Dallas
have ample time to purchase through
tickets north and east, at the Central
depot in this city. M
Two HUNDRED dollars reward is Of
fered'for the apprehension Of Benton
Powell, who escaped from the deputy
sheriff of Marion county. Size and
general appearance Of the culpritis de-
scribed In a poster at sheriff Rarkley's
office, s
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From Sundays Daily Herald.l

From sundays daily derRtu.l
ALL will not be well with our build
ings until we get public wells.
NEwp potatoes, big as billiard rails, are
already offered for sale by ourgarden-
ers.
THE farmers declare the young corn
to be very "likely aud pert, for its
size"
RELIGIOUS excitement is said to
to have crazed at least ten negroes in
this city, in the last two months
EXCESSIVE use of opium Is said to
DO rapidly destroying the life Of 9 girl
only thirteen years Of age In this city.
SEVERAL wagon loads ofcatton from
Montague county were sold In this
city yesterday. The staple was extra
fine, as was one of the Montague
county girls, who was along withit.
A GENTLEMAN, by the name Of
Younger, from Ohio, who arrived in
this city, YESTERDAY, for the purpose OF
opening farm in this county to give
his mother aud sister o home, received
letter last night saying that his
mother and sister had died a few days
ago, of heart disease.
THE Southern CuItivator is one of
the best Journals that comes to our tn
Bile. The number for April IL received,
containing reliable articles on all de-
partments relating to farming and
gardening interests. Terms, 50 per
year. Address w. L. Jones, editor and
publisher. Athens, Ga.
In digging well in Mr.. Freeman's
yard, darkey discovered, yesterday,
some bones and teeth of an immense
size, ten feet below the surface. The
teeth were nearly three inches In
length aud of considerable thickness,
and must have belonged to some ami
NAL that scorned to masticate less than
a few hundred buffalo at a single hash
storrning. IS 81 - ~
YESTERDAY, in stating the number
r1-fs .vupt Of money orders issued dur
ing the month Of March, we failed e
give those paid. The number issued
was 4ss, amounting 10 -, 404 os. Thoss
figures, as compared with the business
of the two previous months, shows Q
<.tfs...- ~ a.. A.. x..f..~ :.~..s - Al
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gloss and freshness of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruff, which is often 50 UNI
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deIeterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rions to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not'lharm it. z IF wanted
merely for q HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found 80 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, il does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it Q rich, glossy
lpstre, and 4 grateful Perfume, yu4
Prepared BY DEsj. G. AVER 4 Co.. q
R1astsoal ana AnAIytsess CASaists, ~
ne LOWELL MAMA ,gu1isll
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nbat a.r tWpu iDlu fafnf ltqnui
thoeiihs evening, ps0daeina inysi
gratifying royonuo.-tiree hundred aud
sIxty dollars being tho receipts yoster-
day.
FIeldy opera house, on "Wednesday
night, presented one OF the most bril-
liant gatherings ever witnessed In thIs
city. The stately templo Of rcvelry
was thronged with all the radiance Of
female loveliness, and tho proud and
ohlvalric bearing Of gay gallants.
The fascination If the occasion was
increased by the graceful and stylish
toilets, which, In many CASES, were
dazsIIngly elaborate and classic. The
order Of dances was as follows: \
Grand march, qusdrille, waltz, schot-
tische, lapcers, vausoviennc and polka;
quadrllle, schottische and waltz; qua
drille, lancers, gallope, vausovicnne, re-
dowa and quadriils. 4t-si
The subjoined gentlemen acted AZ
floor managers, and their tact and am
tIclpation reappreciatively recognize
ed In the smoothnees with which the
arrangements OF the ball were carried
out: Messrs. J. Leo Rowland, @. X.
Meriwethcr, @. w. Talburtt, J. W.,
Thompson, J. r. Cumming, ,. M.
Mvors II ~ Rvo n Iobui T.ovval Il AZ
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Iyro,o ru..aay'. Daily llerald.l


New beans IL ths newest vegetable
appetizer. A. ,,,.o
out In front -four carpenter shops. :.
DALLAS buffers her bread at sixty
cents per pound. Rich greasing, that
COTTON planting Is putting the
Grecian bend on good many males IN
Dallas county.
SWALLOWS are carrying flying re-
ports through our streets that spring IS
really among US.
FIFTY thousand pounds Of -four were
shipped to Fort Griffin, yesterday, by
Messrs. Keene & Nichols.
IT Is the opinion OF the "oldest In
habitants,p that more vegetables have
been raised In this city this spring than
In all the years Of Its settlement put
together.
GUIDoN lodge No. 10 Knights OF
Pythias, of Marshall, will give grand
ball on Wednesday evening,
April Is, at the masonic Institute In
that place. The HERALD returns
thanks for an invitation to attend.
A uTILITARIAN in Dallas Is going to
lertilize all the arabic ground In the
city with the bones scattered about our
And We have known men to
make fortunes in that way before.
THE Turner ball last night was a
success, just rs our Ger
man friends make everything. 1t was
Jar In the dream Of the night whenthe
closed, and the heart chimes
II the bells ofjoy were silenced, to be
at some future occasion. !
ATTENTION la called to the change of
oftrains running on the Texas
md Pacific railroad, which went into
fleet on Sunday last. 1t will be seen
hat the mall and express train now
caves this city at 1863 at-night, and
arrives at 2:l5 a. M. Accommodate
ion train leaves at s p. NJ, and is due
It 2:l5 p. m.
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Yesterday afternoon one Of Mr.. Tier
.ney's teams, engagedin hauling voters,
started off in vicious run OH Main
street, ,precipitating the driver with
great violence to the ground and then
dashing In front Of A. M. Friend 4 Co.'s
liquor establishment, there stopped.
A Mr.. Sheldon, who was also in the
vehicle, escaped by jumping. The un-
fortunate driver was picked up by sew
erai gentlemen and carried to the drug
store of MessrsS Connor & Walker,
where he received medical attendance.
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jon WORK.

We have tine facilities and the work
men % do IN good work, and NJ NJ
low rates, rs can be done anywhere,
and We mean 10 do II. bring your
Fine Job Work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner OF MAIN and
Lamar streets. MS q
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Back.

Y VI "
Sheriff Bariley and posse who took
some ducks to water down at Hunts
Vile returned yesterday, fresh as q
bushel Of Chesapeake oysters They
safely slowed away their charges IN
the mansion inferno In the above
town, and are now prepared todo some
more Of the same thing to those who
don't hurry and repent Il don't seem
necessary to say that we are heartily
glad TO see the major and those who
accompanied him safe back again, but
such officers cannot be spared from our
city, well, even tiihugh their absence
is but temporary. 10 Sheriff Bark
ley's sleepless vigilance and dauntless
courage, the county and city of Dallas
are indebted for quietude and secu-
rity it has not enjoyed for many long
day. Ssaa.
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Owing TO the hard times aud the inability
OF many Of the suffering 10 visit the Naticn.
ai Surgical Institute, ct lndianarolis. three,
OF the Surgeons or the institute have yield-
ed to urgent solicitations, and willayislt 7al-
weston, stopping ~ the Excllaiige hotel.
April 2 to II; Austin, Fitxhugh house, April
"a and 10, and Dallas, Texas, Crutchleld
house, Aprill n and lssis74, with all kinds Of
Surgical Apparatus and appliances, and fully
prepared to treat such cases as may call upon
them. lor reiies, thus SAVING the patlsnt 2
long Journey to the Home mstftutfor. They
viii come especially prepared ~ treat All
Surgical cases: Paralysis; all kinds Of de-
formities Of the Face, Spine and limbs; Dis
eased joints; Diseased Eyes; Catering Private.
Diseases; Piles; Fistula, etc. No cases will Be
undertaken without d fair hope Of relief
Prices will be moderate. Il Ia needless to say
that this Institution Is entirely responsible,,
and the largest and most popular Of the kind
in America, curing Thousands Of cases ana
nuaily. Come the first day, II possible, a. q
great crowd will. be there. Remember the
time and place. Send TO the Institute for
circular. 2 ks2essA.s aedeod wAsp'5,s
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees I'm the
Herald Office will he allowed I'm settle.
ments with the onicc unIess an order
from the Proprietor Il given.
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MIN. g. w. BECKETT

Is our authorized agent for this city, with
power to make collections and solicit adyer-
All contracts made BY him viii be recog-
nized by this office. fzf rbtss-f
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NisseurI, Kansas and Texas uamway
This pioneer line to TexaA hsyips ecnplst-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river ut Boonviile. are onabied 70 ofJer still
better facilities fer travel % ne great Nerfhs
east. ~sS
By special arransement, Pullmans palace
sleeping cara will be run hstweeh Hcaston.
Hemoetead. Hearne, Dpllaa spd points =
the line OF the Texas Central Railroads -
Chicago and Ut. Louia. without change u
carsto New York and thu PRINCIPAL conmsr;
ciaI cities Of the North and East.
This line passes through delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year,
has smooth track. . well settled road-bsd,
and are enabled TO make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miiier's patent coupler and Westing-
house air brake. ..-,,, =,
our advics to The traveller nom Texas Il, 70
travel via the NJ. K. a T. liif fil-tie
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Il Is iamentab1e fact, that frou causes not
rcnernlly underwood. FINALE Eunertn9 ar
paars TO be on the incTeasc. Tho sweet young
xirl Jusf entering vomRnhood noon oecomes
pale, feeble, enaciated, fifelessH with head
ache, pains and sches. 1c. Of app~tite. PAL
STATION Of the heart, cold feet ana hands,
snd sHgsr Y Ioss sht ~. nm ,,,a ana
essd n.rzisd l.dy e no less sz s ns Ton.
"a seSsi h<r scurctions are al impsired,
hSr eIlerT11s 6fs D1s1> she forces beFse4 Ia 50
Sl&ly. ahS s1ourHs o. utmost everybody, her
S<s{eS riovIF dsrlln<s until she bsc0Tusss
mrrr dr0ns IL hef own lhousehold. Aud she
~ 6ke ~furn oflI1svta 10 stronger 20 suners
IL Z pecnIlnr IL ber rex ~ that age. Habits,
climate and iEsf@sotlon surely bring about
~ r. - $3.50! sAn ,, ss.gh5 3 ,-.,a,s.
I'd and youns. - un(i11ely gnyee Exercise
xonr r.s.o1. yo.r {9dEns.f s16 procnsss -, Ut
WI c1ve ne shove female tronb1ss IN an in-
ss,s,s :ssss ~ t. 40 "a s. sss 3 ~ g
ness ps?<rfq, nsa 40 ysE.sss'sr, ~, se, sss
hsndsoneiy pnf up a. large bo,sles and sold
xss7ss< bR, q ,. DEo5SSJI;M,;; 81. f:;E2gr'
Wonans Msdioa1 Advsrfiser, q neat and
vsll written book speciallT for he nee o. -
nSnt q ii or6issry dseessss sflict!ne ne
:.f =: oas II 81. s. ia i z re a':s .sss.
U14W@o- w n. =. Fl ~ ~ +" II =
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NOTICE TO ApyERrrsERs.

Hereafserall bills for adsertiserncnt
n this paper will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specilled In contracts.
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Mr w. III. Rnnrke.

81 Shreveport, is our authorized agent for
nat city, to whom parties desiring to adver
Else in or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
spectfully referred.
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Lost.

On the night Of the 7th instant lost my
pocket book. containing notes, due bills,
deeds and accounts amounting to about
81 $40. All persons are hereby warned from
purchasing any of these papers rs payments
have been stopped.
50dlw30wlt J.J. BRICK.
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90 Sili nes maeniheiy sud eidprsfd
aeilities Tor lur0ng Wil work. We
heartily commend them 10 all wanting
work In their line.
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Twelve lots lone block), on the principal
business street OF the town OF Hutchins, on
Tue Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Apply "
JOHN W.SWINDELLs,
jyl5dtf 80 Herald ONCE.
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For ronsuTnption and asthma, Marsden's
poctoratbsim Is admitted BY the profession
10 be the only standard medicine that can
DO relied on. For sale by al drasgists.
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NORMAN, JR.

u at 0anovia, the place Of Gene
raj r. n. 1ano, eight miles
castsr and Two nom Hutchins station. at
any dollars the SEASON, and will be limited to
forty mares i0fass and attention given
mares nom a distance free OF charge. The
seSs0n VIII oper the NTH Of March aud will
ciSse The lth u July, asa. r. n. GANo. e
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Everybody should reInelnber tlzet m ~
males can now be restored to poffect health
BY thease OF Dr. Dromgooles EnRiish Fensle
Bitters. f.ss ..iS IA X, slt 10 ~ q.
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CAPTAIN JOHN W. LAVE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate, Is an
authorized agent Of THE DALLAS HERALD in
Austin, l stfl 81 5fssa.3 n Z
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30 e s.. e Z I :; sss. !
". q. NEWMAN, e
Gsnsral Pas.sessr Assent.
sins ~ nsfhIs AsbfifHEs

.upssy sc nss a1s' s e ssS ssa
auileTi 81. bed-rsdden wife. lis ajn ~ .
nsshss q ismd oysr shs euqch q : bsaqsissl.
s ss sss s1ss. s g E.a.ss ana sIis ss
many thousands Of moehers and f4fhes eEo
to-day cursed With We aeoys s!ns eickly,
an s. found in al parts 81 our o0SnfIy. a
Felnody can be had Aq4 N thry refoes 70
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