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Missouri, Kansas aud Tcxns halfway

This pioneer linato Texas, having complal'
cd their gscpt iron bridge over the Missouri
river AT Boonville, are enabled 10 0iler SUI
no,tcr facilities for travel 10 the gront Moth.
eus,.
iiy special arrangement, PullmanH raiac,
sleeping cats win be- ran between Houston
HcmUst'ad, Hcurnr, Dailas, aud points on
the line of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and ~. Louis, without change OF
ears to New York and the principal common
clal cities ol the North aud Fast.
Flis line pass 'a through n delightful coun-
y;Und, having been completed Ovcra year
has u smooth track, II we'll settled rpnd.htd
and are enpOled to make quick ;lmc with
SAFETY.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miilcr's patent coupler and Wcstins
house air brake.
oar advice TO the traveller from Texas Is, tc
travel Via the NJ, X, ST.
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Curious FAcr.-It appears that Amer
lean feminailiy, the glory Of man ana
pride of nations, adds fresh graces and
new laurels to her charms every year
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features
her Swecter Smiles, are causing poor ugly
man To stand agliast. Why all this moderi,
impfovement? II sbeing whispered around
that the change Is being Effected by the use
q that great female wonder, English Female
Bitters.
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A heavy invoice Ot BLANK anna
memorandum books received
al paEliCE an EEEE;S.
The NJ. Charles.

situated on Muln street, opposite the Cosm0-
polilan Hotel, has Its banners 10 the breeze,
and Is daily distributing It's luNurics 10 the
constant Thong OF visitors mat crowd
through It's portals, Everybody " Invited 10
attend its lcvres aud witness the extent 10
which perfection cnn be carried in our city.
HOT
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NOTICE.

The DAILY Herald Ia now snr"
nished 10 subscribers by Cnrrirr M %
cents per woek. rhc paper VIII be de-
Iivcr"d rcguinrIy ench morning at nn
early hour. 10 HHy part Of ,te Ciis an,i
suburbs within II mitc aud u hnEr Gi
the court houSe ubscribcrS iNtiinG
40 receive their paper WIZ Ob,igc rs
reporting 60 MIR. BnsAc NJ shis OGlgc.
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49, - -
YESTERDAY was too sharp to be n
dull day.
A CALL for u meeting OF the fire
companies appears In another column.
WE notice some choice buffalo meat,
ut the premium stalls Of Messrs llomm
g. Polser, ut the market.
"CIRcHIFT of Dolas Kountiy," was
the superscription OF n letter received
by sheriff Barkley, yesterday.
The Signet office has opened It's
spring drinks by qualllng it Straight"
from Browder's springs.
CAPTAIN w, j. CLARK, one of our
prominent merchants and public-spiy-
tied citizens, left tor the State capitol
yesterday.
TIE accounts against all of Che AS
in the Delinquent tax list for 1873 are
completed. The BIS come next. You
better b stirring,
We don't know II express agents arc
any more fond OF fish than "any other
man." but they certainly keep their
eye open for G. 0. ID.
THE new bulletin board, ofthat supe-
rior house of Messrs, Keene Il Nichols,
bears the names of all those things that
really makes it board of health.
The former patrons Of Dr. Gibbs
will be gratitled to know, that after an
absence of some months he has se-
turned to Dallas to renew the practice
of medicine.
VIZ will again refer to the fact, for
the benefit of certain class, that lunl-
Der has fallen to twenty-five dollars
per thousand and trust that the spring
suicides will open early and briskly
amongst that class.
: WHIsKEY and cigar dealers should
be thoughtful enough not 10 allow any
empty barrels or boxes to lay round
loose, without their stamps being can.
celed. Marshal Flynn has his optics
peeled.
THE remains of favorite spaniel
was found yesterday, in an old chesl
belonging to n iu.aily in this city,
which had not been opened by the
family for many years. The defuncl
spaniel mysteriously disappeared two
years ago.
The foot race yesterday at the Fair
grounds between Mr.. Frank TwOmbly,
of Fort Worth, and Mr. Joseph Rush,
Of New Orleans, was won by the latter
gentleman, much to the amazement o.
those familiar with the rather remark
able running speed of Mr.. Twombly.
FIVE killed, sixteen bruised foul
arms broken, eight legs ditto, and on,
eye out, is the sanguinary record of
horse which it took two men to lead
on Main street yesterday, and the ami
mails bloody business has all been
accomplished in one years driving.
TnE lot next to the Episcopal church
was purchased yesterday OF Messrs.
Hawkins & Hughes by J. II. McCon.
nell, Esq, the popular Elm street hard
ware merchant. Mr.. Mcconnell will
commence at once the erection thereon
OF a splendid two story brick "A by ISL.
One thousand tickets of the library
scheme have been sold, leaving one
thousand more yet to be disposed of.
AS the drawing will positively take
place on the 4th day of March, but
few days is left for those who intend
buying to enter into the investment.
A WOMAN passed up Lamar street
last night about twelve O'Clock, load.
ing and firing six shooter. AS she
discharged her loads In the air it wa.
only n little harmless female amuse-
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We have ihe mciiities and The wor'A'
mon 90 do as good worh, and NJ ~
lew rates. IN cnu he doWo anywhere
ana We mean 10 10 u. nrins Sou'
Plnc Job wogh to THE DAILY sEH'
AID OFFICE, Corner ~ Main n"d
LnInnr sIroNIA.
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Tbe l. r. a..

This very elegant society of the wide-
awake town of Terrell, will give ball
Tonight at 0ldham's hall, in the above
place. The membership Of this soci-
ETY. embraces the creme de Ia creme of
Terrell, and we have ho doubt but the
occasion will DO one marked by great
sciat.
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Go tO StcgaEl AZ SO. for t'Nrni.
tJare, b0osAs. stationery. crock
cry and glassware, window
Shades, pictures and :OGl AigGls
Of InOmiiSlnSs. wall paper. step
ladders. tuD.e anN pOrhet vua~
sery. 2SOd&wtf
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Mn, q, w, NY.UIItgVr

IL our authorized Agml for THIS city, wiil
power 20 mako o0lnGliOnaund ullcllndYcr
tlsnmenis ana SUBSCRIPTIONS nor nus paper
Al contracts made by him VIII be- ro1og
nj knd by this Ollirp,
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NOTICE.
iyl5lltf

No accounts against employees In thr
herald Onicc viii be allowed iu sctt e.
mcnis with the onicc unless an order
from the Proprietor ~ given.
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ENTs

Intended Tor ihr mornings Herald
should be handed ia by o O'cI0CtS thr
previous evening. 50 InsUrc their in-
scrtiOn,
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mir. w. Al. hnnrhn.

Oh Shreveport, II our authorized ngcnt for
tnnt city, 10 whom parties desiring 10 ndNrr
As3 IN 0r subscribe for InE HERALD ARE re-
spoctfully referred,
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Office 10 ADVERTISER

HcFeHreFaii bills toP advertisements
% t,,ls pNpcE viii he collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified Ia cGh'rh"t,'
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Womans Medical Adviser, omuch needed
ey al females, only twenty-five cents. Adj
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DANCING ACADEMY,

Al me solicitation Of many friends and pu-
p'ls, Prof. w. n. George will teach one term
more In this city, commencing about tho
nsst week IN March. Positively the last term
so BY subscribing TO the roll at connon 4
walkers ding store, Main street.
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PIERCE sS EYE.E Acag nsN,
sicNi INSTRUMENTS Of every dc,
scTiptiON,
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Faoif ale stubborn Ihing', Mli cnnnoi Dc
glin.pyel, such i4 The cdse win AlAricnH
prolorul Bilm, llNU mol that II hoh mover
milod IN rlipyo and euro oycry cnat Of Aslll-
mp, luHurn2n and Bronchial disnnse', "a
provo this alwgmoul "a pe u fact, he has in'
WIurtei W. Gg 1850. 10 re'uhd lhe amount W
any usmnc' whore II lHils "a cure foraalt
by al druggists,
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a Fortune rOr pn lniunrious MN.

As am about 10 leave Dallas, on,r my
Fruit AMI Cigar Store Tor sale, Inquire ~
GodIus cigar stand, at Connor& walkers,
Main street,
llJt, JOSEPH LEVI,
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ygnuicd.

Inv Hanks Of every description for sale,
and printed 10 Oldor, NJ this piilce,
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Notioe,

ThpDmlam of lllo htnam, FIRE and Hook
ana Ladder Comppny are loquehied iHmeel
hi the s.iHllra onloo Tonight NJ N4o'goc.e
ml llip transaction of Important Dupiupsi
Ay order
mlli r. FRANK, rrofldenL
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Try English Female Btters; they cure after
all elsc fails.
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NOTICE.

The residence of ]. X. p. Record, deceased
opposite Siegall & Co., will be sold this morn.
ing, at 10 o'clock, to the highest bidder.
fedt Y. x. RECORD.
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pIucoudb Lightning Hair bye IS miyor'
sally used by BARRIERS ua the bept known
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VALUABLE HOTEL PgOpLRTi
FOR SALAl.


IN tho city of DnlRa, IS onhrel NJ private
aalo, For terns, Inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAs,O CnufCllFlElD'
Dallas, Nov, y, lHl alllU
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Nnuicd,
A good Milc, Cow, WITH culC Apply To
1890 D, D, BLAKE,
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WAID HILL, GEO. SHIELDS,
Late Of Georgia. Late of Tennessee,
New Auction Firm
HILL, SHIELDS & co
-AuctioneerS,

Real Estate and Rental Agents, o. Elm
street, door east OF Poydras, Dallas, Texas
We are now open and ready TO receive and
sell all Kinds of goods. wares and IN .r,hnt,.
disc; rent ana sell land, examine titles, pay
taxes and make cash advances on cUIisiyn.
ments that may be entrusted to us, WIN
make quick sales and prompt returns,
We respectively refer to TrczcVaut * Co,
James Elder, President DeSOto Bank, and
enber IL Williams, Memphis, Tennessee,
neatman, Shields Il Co., John krllinan and
Morgan Thomas " 90, Nashville, Fem
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An iron tower, one thousand feet
high, is one of the substantial novel.
ties proposed for the Centennial Ex-
position at Philadelphia, in 1876. II
ls TO be built by the proprietors of
the PhGnixville Bridge Works, of
Ph9nixville, Pa. The Scientific
American deyotes the first page OF
late issue to handsome engraving,
showing in a group this contempla-
ted tower aud eight of the tallest
structures in the world-Two Egypt
tian pyramids, the spire ofthe Cathe-
dral of Cologne, st. Pau's, st. Pc
ter's, StrasbOurg, etc., the highest OF
which is sol from curb to pinnacle.
A central tube, 80 feet in diameter,
extends from base to top, and with
in this are the elevators by which
the observatory at the summit will
be reached by those who have the
courage to make the ascent to the
sublime outlook among the clouds.
This grand central shaft will be sur
rounded aud supported by an airy
network of iron tubes and rods, pre-
senting little surface to the wind.
The tower will have a base of $50
feet diameter and will taper to so
feet at the top. It will be built. en-
tirely from native iron, designed by
native mind and carried up by ma
tive workmen. 1776--1876 +! Keel
/
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FNS4A A<AHOGA14ou1 FACi4ous AOsOs
I. The Knighs,s Cross Of the imperial
order OF s.Fransis Joseph confer
red by his Apostolic Majesty the Emperor
of Austria, upon the don. Nathaniel
Wheeler. President of the Wheeler IL Will
son Sewing Machine Company, as the ioun-
der and builder oi Sewing Machine indus
try.
=. The Grand Diploma OF Honor. re-
commended by me International sJury for
this Sewing Machine Company only, 70 r
their important contributions 10 the mater
iai ana social welfare OF mankind.
3. The Grand Medal for Progress.
awarded ior their new No. Sewing Ma
chine. being Tor progress made since the
Paris Exhibition si 1851. at which the only
gold medal for sewing machines was
awarded 10 this Company. Hence the
Vienna award marks progress not rom a
low level or inferior medal, but from gold
MEDAL tine highest award made Paris.
4. The Grand Medal fOr Merit, for the
development OF Needle Industry and excel
lence ana superiority of manufactured ar
tlcles exhibited.
s. A Grand Medal for TIerit. Tor excel
lence and superiority of cabinet work. the
only award of this kind in this section.
q. Medals TO- Several Co-operaG0rs. OF
the Wheeler - Wilson Company for super
ior ability.
=. The Offictal Report. published by the
general direction OF the Vienna exhibition.
sigualizes the supremacy OF the Wheeler &
Wilson Company for quantity and quality
OF manufacture, and position IN the Sewing
Machine business. as follows:
OPTICAL REPORT. VIENNA EXPOSITION, SEWING
MACHINES, exc.
(Group l3. sec. 2. B..
1.-The greatest Sewing Machine NJ -n1factory IN
the world is that OF Wheeler Z Wilson. New
York. wnien alone has brought already over 9OO,-
100 of their Sewing Machines into practical use
The complete production of the parts by machin'
cry is 40 regulated that each machine may be
used as a sample for exhibition. This hrm pro
duees COO well adjusted machines daily.
ssFke latest production OF this firm. and winch
ia the wonder of the Vienna exposition, is theil
new No. sewing machine. This universal ma
chine sews the heaviest leather harness and the
anest gauzes with truly pearl stitch.
.'Wheeler 81 Wilson nave received the h1gnesi
prizes at ali Worlds Exposittons, and ut the VI
emma Exposition were EXTRAORDINARILY cistin'
guished.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
CHuRcn pIREcTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rey. j. r. Childs, Pas
day school 9s. Ia. Prayer meeting, Thursday even
inPs.
Services az lOA a. m, ana 2 p. M. sunds y
school D. "a. Prayer meetings, Thursday eve
sfMPsON CHARGE E.) Rev. G. J., Stat.
ford Pastor Services at lOA a. m, and p. VA
Sunday school at D. IN. Prayer Meetings Thurs
day evenings,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURGH.-Hey. j. K.
sG0wden, Pastor. services at l0h a. IN. and p.
n. sunday school at 1874 p. IN. fTayeF
IA gtiHgs, Thursday evenings.
FRS / PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
of Harrison and Monroe sIeeis. u. .. sbod
gFasr PastOr. Regular services at ii a. N anu
81. d VA sunday school Sil n. ,,,,,,,T
COABERLAHD PhEsBITEhiAh Choh'h'
EPISCOPAL CHURCH pastor.
UNIVERSALISTS SOClhTl.-No reg ui"i s'i'i'
Gee sabbath school az y. ia. A Nd
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - hidoi -
Johus0u Pastor Services al 1913 a. N aha
~. IA. Sunday school a55p IA. ri"yei hssu"s'
u. r. CHURCn-Rey r. A. MGAysei,
Pastor Services 10Li a. N. ahd Z T. m SUNDAY
sCl0oI 9ls a N. Prayer meeting, thursday even
rag ssGn.b AZ X. CHURCH (Colored).-Itev.
-- Pastor. Services every Sabbath al loH
Il IA sunday school at sh y. m
Friends MEkfihG-COTher dt monroe ahd
9fi,h .freets on let aud 4th days of the week, at
ias M !. ON lei day at Z p. Ia. sabbath School i'm
msdiateiy after services on let daF morning.
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For the HERALD.
HINTS AND HITS.
"They say;" "i've Heard

''They say;" 1--WE Heard
Bv P. 7. DoDsoS.
Go where you will, 'mong high or low;
'Mong good or bad. or young or ole,
You'll find q class that dish up new,
What others cook and let grow cold.
You'll find clsss that "always knew"
That he'd turn out thief, or worse;
That Mr.. a, and Mrs., too,
Were living far beyond their pursc.
Such folks wont SANDER; no, indeed,
They love their ueighbofs all too well:
But then they feel that ''yoa should know"
And they are duty bound TO tell"
''Wnile timt are hard and money scarce
They "can't zee how folks live grand,
Why five spent our means thai way,
'Twould break us up ; take house and land
You'll hear, perhaps, that "Smith and wife
Don't live as happy as they should;
That ''he's to blame" or else, that ''she
Might do much better If che would"
They'll tell you that they "heard, twas said"
That some one else they guessed, had told
The reason why they've such a time,
Is cause she's such an awful scold."
And then you'll hear that "he's engaged"
And that folks think they II soon be wed; )"
That ''he can't pay his tailor's bill,
And che don't arm one half her bread"
Then some will hint that ''he's too good,''
While others think that "she's come down -
And then they'll ask, "Why, haint you heard
The thing is known all over town."
All this they'll tell with sober face,
AS though it panied their hearts most sore;
And when they've told bout all they can,
They IL hint they know great deal more.
And when they ask them If they know,
That this, and that, is strictly true
They'll tell you that ''they cay" "'ve heard, y
But mind, they never once tell who.
"l'll tell you what, I've seen deal,
That say the least, il not quite right;
But when tell them of their faults, O
They're ten times werse; seems just for spite. y
II only aim to do them good
Is plead by those who tattle most;
And, though they slander half the time,
You'll hear them of their virtue boast
Such people seem the most at ease,
While tattling stories they ''have heard"
They tell, as facts, of gravcst kind,
Some things most glaringly ab.uEd.
And soon you'll find they build Themselves,
b. pulling better people down.
They re deacons here, and sharpers there,
And somewhere else they II act the clown.
Their 'tentiYe ear you'd best avoid,
For what you say is jotted down;
And things you tell IN confidence,
Will soon be spread all over town.
January 1874,
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Sunset Cox bit the nail on the
head last Tuesday when he told the
House that the growth OF the news.
papers had dwarfed the importance
of the right of petition; that the
people were coming more aud more
to see in the newspaper the most
convenient channel for bringing their
wishes and grievances to the notice
of the lawmakers. - Springfield
Republican.
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Accord;ncto the Tribune the Rev.

Accordingto the Tribune the Rev.
Byron Sunderland, ID. D., Chaplain
OF the u. 8. Senate, in his opening
PRAYER The other day invoked Divine
Providence to hold in his own hand
that powerful engine the public
press This is the same clergyman
who is charged with taking $3.50 80
fee TOR lobbying bill throug
ConRreas,--ReQiafer.
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A Jefferson City correspondents of
the st. Louis Globe, nominates Judge
Dillon, of Davenport, for President
in 1916, and says the Iowa and
Kansas papers intend to hoist his
name 40 their choice
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MASONIC

U,RI-LUMINAR LODGE, No 10, A. r. & A. NJ
stated communication Friday evening on or
before oach iuil moon. ). Nj, JONES, W. M
III. q LEIGHTON, sec'Y
a NIFTY LODGE, No $50, A. II. and A, Nj
n stated communication Monday evening
before the fail moon. ,.
II. II. KENDIo, W. Nj.
jOHs A. HOFFMAN, secy.
hIRAM CHAPTER, No. 6-stated commuhl
cations Wednesday evenings before iull
moon ii. h. kkNDia, IL. T..
h.. BAKER, Sec'Y,
nEPAfEN's CoMMANDkRi, X. T., No. g.
IL Seated communications second tuesday
evening ia each month. IA. q. LElHliON, E. 4.
J0HG H. PERRY, Recorder,
TrAnsient brethren of any degree invited 10
meet with
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/ o o r

nShALOOSA ENCAMPMENr No. Is, l. ,.
- q. p meets let aud 81 Monday nights In
each month. CHAS. BLAFfNER, q. T..
S. BALDAUF, scribe
NtAuASKA LODGE, No. 10, /. q. q. r.
vi REGULAR MEETING, SATURDAY
evening OF each week. Brethren visiting the city
are Invited 10 meet With us.
Il. }. klslNMINGEB, n. a,
Ram DUKE. sec. MA
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. lsS, l. .. q. f.
L meets la the thigd story ot No. q, Union
BloCd, every ednesday evening. BROTHERS NlsIt-
iug the city are invited 70 meet with US.
t. YATES, n. q.
\. T. ROSS, sec'y. D.
npp FELLOWS PROTECTIVE ASsoClA-
" TlON oIOakaiaosa, meets regularly every
"a Thursday Ia each month. The Brothers are
Invited 10 meet. u. ShRtNEk, tres't.
4 hAAn NrNlN
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LIVERY.

/ cTy 10 town call At Il bashAw OF City LiY-
en Of Downing, NcNnllin \ Co Omnlbuses TO
aud IRON all trains on Central ana ID V. X KS. p
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Read Before the Des Moines Valley Med
ical Association, atCskaIoosa, Iowa,
January, 9TH, 1874, by c. F. Foster,
Md,
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DIished by request Of the District Medical
Society.
THE COMING DOCTOR.
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NEW NO. SIX. SEWING MACHINE.
az being decided Improvement over all other
machines in the market and which ''must reyo-
lutionize certain branches of industry, especially
in Shoe and Harness Manufacturing"
''BALTIxoRE, Nd. Oct. 81. 1873.
the Maryland Institute has awarded Wheeler
a Wilson the Gold medal for their new No. Q sew
ing machine. Other sewing machines received
nothing.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 4, 1873.
s.At the Georgia State Fair. silver medal, the
highest and only premium for leather stitching.
ans awarded 10 Wheeler q Wilson Cor samples
done on their new No. Sewing Machines"
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 625 broadway.
New York.
Agencies in allthe principal cities Of the
21W2 world.
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M ). kESWORPHG,
W. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OskalOOsl, Iowa. OIice ia Herald ok, over
L, K smith store.
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

ASobI. htNSlN b
II ATToRNEG--AT LAW and Notary Public.
Osl4loJsa. Iowa. Olhce with Sewers u Cutts,
la Union Block north side VI Public square, up
sgairs. Wlh give special attention TO collections,
probate oasiHess, and cOuyeyaucing. VIII prac-
E1ce ia All the Courts Of the STATE. n22tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
apE(fAL nOrrUgs.

G5 THE, CRY NOW IL wurrr ~.
get the most DRY GOODS for me roo,e. - ~
place Is at "a 1I TT. see
street, corner street. where an selling Iowo
tnan have large stock on hand. end oo,s,
viii be sold cheap TO make sales. - so wv
DRESS GOODS DREaq cnnn,
them out cheaper tsan yet g0l6. Z S'oslng
IRISH SILK POPLfES.SSjLOpFr, r.p,,.
|MERIEOS at 75c. % Sl ~ yard' vn. r.iEsEACH
BLACK ALPAtlAs.a mn line. at at,e, ID n s1
yard, an very ef;eaD Jusf recei,a2 81 q
BLACK AIPACAsas az Woras a.. 70 pieces
BLACK EHPRESS, ICEEPE aud HEIRI tylnrrd
GhUTHS % 80. so, ard TIC, RL ACKfcxsaAA
MERE and TRENCH mEKINtjS NJ 1a5%.h ASH sa1
rs, and e1.50; BLACK DRAP' feeT1, ~,
ianleg sacques ~ s2 so, and %, all yery cbo.
M MnsTE f and EED ), TABLg DAAAsk and NAP
kaMS Vsry low ;SaEETlNGS, PILLOW.l;ISr,
wholesale prices. Juas received one e. a. m
IOFSfHE.LOOM BLEACHED COTTOE af1ons Il !.
yara MhifE and. C0LORgD ELANELs. nfsica
ana IW1iiso, 500 very cheap: SHAWLS for Me-