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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17
Personal,

-ISionel Choate SOmerby, manager
of the Kaufman Gift Concert assoca-l
tion, illumimed THE HERALD'S sane
tum, Y esterday, for II few momenls,wlth
fine light of his genial countenance.
He represents matters IN kaufman
county Us being in il0urishing cohdi-
ton, and appeared to he somewhat sur
priscd when the reporter told INN
there was II y,tnior in this city that Ter
reIl was endeavoring to have the c0un-
ty site moved to that furnishing vii
Iuge. He says that it would undoubt-
edly he news to the citizens of kaui-
man.
H. d. Donald, ESD, an old and
most worthy citizen of the third ward,
packed up his houseIWld goods, We'd
nesday, and bidding Dallas adieli,
turned his face west ward. He viii
locate in Decatur, and resume the prac-
tice of law. Dallas regrets to lose 80
good citizen, and the The HERALD
wishes him success and prosperity in
his new home.
p. +. Brannan, Esq, ayoung ana
rising attorney of Weatherford, called
upon us yesterday. He also represents
the Weatherford Times, one of the
HERALD's most valued exchanges, AMI
will call upon our business men in the
interest of that paper.
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List OF Transfers for the Week Ending
ApriT ~ 1879.

John Irby to John III. Cole, 26I acres
land, about nine miles northwest rom
the city of Dallas, so.
A. ii. Shepherd to j. II. Wright, lot
of land on Main and Commerce streets,
city of Dallas, $3.50.
Samuel NJ. Sears to X. w. Goldth-
wait, u acres land near Dallas, SlOO.
O. l.. Bailey and wife to Charles +.
Williams, tract of land about two and
a half miles northeast of Dallas, 81 900.
Absolum Potter and wife to William
and Michael Litteton, "a acres land
out of w. Mark grant, $500.
j. NJ. Brown to w. II. CASTOR, lOi
acres of land out of Peter Samson sur
vev, $50.
William NJ. Sommers and wife TO
Walter II. Lowenstein, lot of land in
corporate Limits of city, 800.
/ William VI. Sommers and wife TO
! Samuel Elins, lot in Dallas and Wiciil-
/ tn reservation, 500.
| Mary Byrd to Isabella Wilson,
% 65-l0O acres OF land in Dallas coun-
ty, $50.
w. J. Caven to Frank Workout, lot
of land in Burford, StenImous & Will
I liams' subdivision OF the city Of Dali
( las, S572. gold.
/ A. J. Ross to Wheelock IL Schenck,
: lot Of land oil Ross avenue, l05x20O
/ feet, 81 300.
I David w. Griffin and wife to sam
( uel Robertson, three tracts, seventy
five and two-thirds acres land, on
waters of Muddy creek, 81 100.
w. A. Bledsoe to +. *. Parks, 100
acres of land, on the waters Of Ten
I Mile creek, $500.
John Owens and wife to James f..
Barrett, lot of land on Cottage avenue,
/ In the city of Dallas. $500.
II. ID. Montgomery and w. ii. sand
ford to ]. \. Pruett, lot No. 3 in block
/ No. |, in the Town OF Serene, sSOl
w. X. Cornish 10 Mrs. Loltie Nj.
Nowlins, quarter Of land in the city OF
Dallas, ut intersection Of Ross avenue
and Leonard street, $40.
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Loucrgan'- New Foundry.

The Louisiana NO. Free Press
copies the notice published in The
HERALD short time since, in regard
To Colonel Lonergan and the removal
of his foundry to this city, and com
meuts thereon as follows:
We endorse ali THE HERALD says
about the colonels reliability, up
rightness, etc, but sincerely trust that
THE HERALD is in error about his CON
templatei removal to Dallas. The CO.
lionel is too valuable II citizen for Us to
lose, and we trust he will reconsider
his Intention, if he has any. of renov-
ing from among US.
\ Free Press of IA later date has the
following:
Two car loads of Colonel Lonergan's
foundry machinery were shipped Sat
urtlay, and three more ear loads Mon
day, all destined for Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17

fla Hn. Huu. EHuHtl und iryw Iuliwny
hla b,.um. Wui luUuu iu M. rfuplH NJ
frtns. ps mt. M tuo nn'.i uud moot ruih'
mrsblr ioui. Uu tie continent lptfHyrl on,
tlu II scouts nluu.t uuurusHur ilul We
should sty uuahi iu it- rttiH, l,l W" rnii
NOT ry,rgpl hHcl, tum - lri wtr this Tine
without saying something IN lrIiso w lur
nuunps mcui WUu always |rin ~ hr ai'lN'
Ing t0 unkc their patrons cnnipitnhlr Wlilo
trnyrllug over their Iuud. lie track l. nj
WAYS IN the best possible condition, and
trains nrt NJ all times run NJ UNIFORM speed
pullmnns Finest Duwing Room sleeping
carsuccompnny all through passenger lrnihs'
and II you ARE going n0rtll or east, 10y max
Ing your wants NnOwn, you eau <" either via
Hannibal or ~, Louis. Aud for Kansas
city, Denver, California ~ any al the north
western states or territories, II II much the
best route We have from Texas. Their din
Ing stations aud hours Tor meals az" NIL that
II traveller could wish lOr, aud Ia fact there
seems 10 b. nothing left Undone 10 render u
trlp over this line pleasant 2aIdti
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Wmt nn lU. NIrunnt new hul.d
Imam uoUlp DO udns pushed frs
wp.I with ylpoE
IlrW wheat wopiu tlls section ~
UU,.mo Is loob.n4 well, md lllo pos.
prnI fur nu nnnlunl yiold wus never
more ll,llcflwH
Judge john llomns, one of tli"
oldest citizens III this county, died ut
his residence, eight miles north 81
Dallas, ou SUNDAY morning last, after
u prGlrncicd Illness. Judge Jliomn-
wns well known 10 the older citizens
Of this city and county. lie cam" tn
Texas Thirty years ago this spring, ana
settled on the place on which hc died
For the past two years he has been
cOnlincl 20 his house by paralysis, we
believe, hut until the last tea days,
had shown no sign Of the near APP
proaclI of death. lie leaves II large
family connection and host of warm
and synpathiZing friends 10 mourn his
departure. He was buried on y,ster-
day afternoon, on his home place.
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The readers of TIE HERALD will re-
member that man calling himself d.
w. Allen, about eighteen months ago,
succeeded through misrepresentation
i'm swindling Major James +. Barkley
out of some five hundred dollars. 1t
will also be remembered that Captain
June Peak received notice that Allen
had been captured by an Illinois detec-
tive named Rittenhousr, and that he
proceeded to IT. Louis 10 bring the
swinder back TO this city. On his ar
rival in st. Louis, ltlttenhouse refused
to deliver up Allen until II reward of
five hundred dollars was forthcoming.
Captain Peak not having that amount
with him of course, could not comply
with the demand, and invoked tie AS
sistance of the city authorities. Rittcn-
house, getting wind OF how matters
were going, succeeded in getting Allen
beyond the reach of the officers and
thus defeated the ends Of justice.
Last evening Captain Peak received
letter announcing that Detective Kit
tenhOuse is II memEcr of the notorious
band of co,intcrfcitcrs now operating
in this state, and advising the captain
to be on the lookout for him. 1t is to
be hoped that Captain Peak may sue
coed in meeting the scamp, and thereby
L., i'll. an
which he assisted Allen in escaping.
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From Fridays Daily Herald

The reporter is Informed that gen.
tlemen are in the city with a view of
erecting u cotton facto-y.
The reason why ladies should take
White Sulphur Springs water is be-
cause it purges from the blcod all effete
and bilious matter, thereby mpalting
ruseate tinge to the complexion.
A young woman Oh Pacific avenue,
yesterday morning, while npeOi ~ a
huN OF c,urcntratet! / 2, unfo.tuli .tely
permitted portion the contents IA
fly in her face and eyes. A physician
was summoned, vino expressed the
opinion that She would entirely lose
her sight.
The mschinery for IIonergan's new
foundry is heing put up in the briId'
ings at the corner of Poydras and
Wood streets. Immediately i'm the
rear of the foundry, machine and
boiler shop is being erected. Dallas
WI soon be able {" supply the state
With engines, boilers machinery and
castings.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. l. & T.. Green
valid, Cincinnati, Ohio, manufacturers
of steam engines and mill machinery.
The repatation OF this old and long
established firm needs no commenda-
ton. Their machinery is used quite
extensively in Texas, and gives uni
versal satisfaction.
kaufman, determined to be
no longer isolated from the outer
world, has determined upon building
telegraph line to Lawrence. The
necessary amount of money has been
subscribed, and work On.it will be COM
menced in few days. Tue reporter
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The reason why Sulphur Springs
water should be taken by all, is because
it is tonic ,purgative. 1t cures chron-
ic constipation, and all ills arising
from that dreaded disorder.
Five cars loaded with machinery
for Iomcrgan's new foundry arrived
yesterday. Colonel Lonergan in
formed the reporter that he would be
ready 10 begin work in ten or twelve
days. He las already made II large
contract, 10 complete which he will be
compelled to commence work in tif-
teen days ut farthest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17

ON Monday, July 5, 1919, the above
association will give II grand concert,
at which sos $50 will be graluitously
distributed among the ticket holders.
The concert il given in aid Of the
Orphans home, aud the money re-
.elved from the sale Of tickets Will he
applied to that use. MessrS' Adams ~
I.eonard's bank, of this city, has been
selected ms the depository of the funds
There are six thousand gifts to be dis
tributed. Parties desiring to purchase
rsekels or gain any information on the
ssSiect, can do so by addressing DIR.
Charles Everett, manager, Dallas,
Texas.
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syuy person would hnyo molrNls'r
Of mind aud body aud mental clrnf
uc,. were they ~ USE ~ u daily mlirl'
~ diet thc unhollod wheat flour. Hood
manufactured from such food i the
unrest. richest aud least Liable IN he
COME diseased The most desirable
way il to mix with the flour dry, Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, stir III
p,lrr wntcr, form soft batter lake
into gems or biscuits, inn hot, quick
oven, and the result will be the sweet
eat, most wholesome, aud nutritious
article of food that can be made; and
his true Guvoring cH,ractS OF Vanilla
NectariKe. etc., are the puresl ana NeN''
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Wagon and Carriage ManufactOry.

AS an evidence of the progress of
our live little neighbor, Law
renee, the fact has only to be men
toned that there has recently been es-
tablished there wagon and carriage
manufactory. MIA. }. Robertson is the
energetic proprietor, and under his
personal supervision AS good work is
turned out us any brought from eastern
or western markets. The HERALD add
vi>cS it, readers to give Mr.. Robertson
an opportunity of selling them good
work ut cheap prices, when they desire
anything in his line.
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CA1r rI,Is a.

Morssrs. Richard II. Grlnlu, Advertising
Agent, Nu. I south street, baltimore, Nd;
4. VI. Prttrug,ll ~ tuu Z, pnfl, ROW, NcW
7 Chestnut street, philnd"lphih IRE duly
auly authorized to contract Tor nlN,,iiS.,-
mrnts for insertion Ia the DALLAS HER
AID, nj our lowest raiys. n,.-.
n1-McssrS, InShlrll Il Waters, Bankers,
Kaufman, are authorized agents Tor THE
HERALD In Kaufman county.
NOT NJ. Smith, ESD - L'Wl'NlNr brIiuh
LAS HERALD, and money paid 70 MIA on
ournccnunt will be duly acknowledged by Us
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A widowed mother wishes to learn
the whereabouts of her ron, Williams
II. Rees, aged twenty-One years, wha
left his home in Kansas about the 10Th
of November, 1871, for Texas, in COM
pany with some cattle drovers. Was
last heard from at Houston, where he
was at work for Mr.. J. NJ. Bangh. Any
information that will lead her TO find
him will be thankfully received 10y
her. Her address is Mrs. :. \. Res,
Lakeview, Mcpherson county, Kansas
Texas papers will lIease copy ana
oblige an anxious mother.
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NORMAN, J1.

The fine young trotter, by old Norman, the
sire of Blackwood, Lula, Nashville Gtrl, Nor
man Temple, Robert Lee and other famous
trottors, Is "A blood bay sixteen hands high,
and can trot a mile in three minutes without
handling; will stand the present season at
the same place, at the same terms, with
lakewood. Good grass and water under
fence, with labor of breeding, furnished free
of Charge for six weeks. All care taken 70
prevent escape or accident, bat no responsi-
eswsm II. ". GANO.
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ESTRAYS DALLAS COUNTY.

Taken up by W. r. Pollard and estrnyed
before John ID. Kerfoot, justice OF peace pre-
cinct No. I, one cream colOred mare, black
name and tail, about IL hands high, about
IA years old, bloich brand on left shoulder:
valued at so. Also, one redish roam steer.
or ) years old, branded on hip, marked
crop and split in right ear; valued at
Ji:3t
Taken up by =. Evans. and estrayed before
T. l.. Frank, Justice peace precinct No. 4, one
sorrel horse mule. no brands perceivable,
about Is years old, about I4% hands Ugh
valued at Sl5. Iw"t
Taken up by John T. PlOwman, and es-
gtrayed before y. II. Coats, justice Of the
peac, precinct M. J. one grlv more, - years
old, 3 hand high, branded on the Isit
mule, two years old, u hands high valued
at SIS. Sl"St
Taken up by O. ". Davidson and estraye
before T. b. Goats, one b ack mare mule,
three years old, | - hands high. branded or
the lett shoulder j valued at Sp. lwet
Taken IN by ]. y. Robinson and estrsred
before T. ID. Coates, Justice Of the pc ace. pre-
cinct No. s, one gray house, 10 years old, 49,
han IL high, dim brand on the lett shoulder,
cot ineligible VALUED at -. Stw5t
Taken up by Jas. Nco8oyba and es-
trayed before Jch1 j. Ker1oct. p, PR cinei
No. 7, one chestnut SORE horse, years oih.
AZ hands high, both bind ieei ana LEI. iose
loot white. braided NJ on rlgnt shonluef,
valued at 50. Sl-t
Taken up BY T. ;. Jackson and estrayed
befo-e Charles Barker, justice Of the peace,
precinct No. 3, one brown horse, about -
hands high. about years old, branded on
the left shoulder with an unintelligiole
brand. Also, one red and white plded OK,
marked crop and swallow-10rk IN right ear,
and split in the ieft- no brand, and one red
and white pided OK, marked sNailow-Iork
and under bit in LEFT; valued At so: slsH
Taken up By A. N. McAdaSns and estrayed
| before W. A. George, justice OF the peace pre-
/ cinct No. 2, a red and white pided wor
OK, marked crop and split In right ear, bra .
7 A over N on left hip, and one dark brown
( work OK, marked crop on the right with
over-bit in the right ear, branded on len
! hip and A on the night; valued al so
A. HARDWOOD,
District Clerk. Dallas Co.. Texas
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From sarurdn, ; Daily Hcrnld,l

Yesterday Was as lovely rs the
bloom upon II muidrn'S check.
The shcrill"s deputies are making
arrests daily of individuals indicted by
the last grand jury.
Scott Manning, the brakeman who
was so terribly injured at Terrell II few
days ago, is still improving, with the
chances in favor of his recovery.
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That of Sanger Brothers is referred
to. With "A stock of goods superior to
anything to be found south of st
Louis, they sell at prices that will at
tract the attention of the clos est OF
buyers.
Everything in the line of staple AID
fancy goods is to be found in thei- vel
stocked establishment, and polite aud
attentive gentlemen to attend to the
wants of patrons. Visit this house, and
Won will be certain not 10 depart dis
satisfied.
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STATIONS
HIAzwwooD.

The famous young trotter, will make the
present season ut my stables at Ganovia, on
the Dixon league, nine miles south of Dallas,
and two miles from Hutchins alton, at MY
dollars the season, money to be paid when
the mare Is bred, with the privilege Of breed
ing back until the mare proves 10 foal.
Grass and care of breeding furnished for six
weeks free OF charge.
BIazewood Is by the celebrated Black wood,
that sold for 5000 in kentucky his dam
by Rcd Tiger and second dam by old Miss
Glencoe Blackwood was by old Norman,
the sire of so many famous tIotters
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A man named Calvin Fisk was ar
rested at Lawrence yesterday morning,
by Captain Morton, and brought TO this
city, charged with embezzlement in
Ottawa, Kansas. He was turned over
to Kansas officers, on reIuis!tion
from Governor Osborn.
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Iu mI lmu rnOhw tIn "m
mny tmd .rt acdcd tl,cr onicoH q"
nof trt N tuey uoyc uoi b." wmld t'.
ucdhIly d,co lne name NJ Col'nfl
Cimuo arpofhy ~ nomination lr NE
lftsidrbry.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

| will sell nj public Ontcry, nj the court
house door, of Dallas county, Texas, In the
city of Dallas, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described land, situated with In
the corporation of Dallas, on the Grigsby
league, and described rs follows: one lot
frontin,t 9j feet on Pearl street, aud having u
depth OF 2OSl9 feet, being the northwest cor.
ner OF the following lot: beginning ut the
west corner of block of land sold In b. p.
Jet, on N. T.. line OF W. II. GastonS old
homestead. now owned by Hensley, and
III vs.. n. 52ii W. from the east corner of tre
Hensley tract thence n. Il +. 75i, vs. to
e rner thence =. -, W. 49,, vs.. to corner, on
Hensley line thence y. 524, II. s5ii US. to be-
ginning. containing one acre of land.
This sale Is made under and by virtue OF II
certain deed OF trust made executed and de-
livirei by l.. &. Iutchin on TO me AS trustee,
said deed OF tuSt being on record In book w,
pages 80 and 81 Of records of deeds, etc, OF
Dallas county, Texas:
3iwst w. II. CAREY, Trustee.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the constitutional Convention

We ARE authorized 10 announce JOHN
HENRY BROWN rs u candidate for
the Constitutional Convention from the
Twentieth Senatorial District, composed OF
the counties OF Ellis, Tarrnnt aud Dallas.
Three delegates to he elected from the dis
irlct. Election first Monday In August.
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Hubtrtipfiuu, IiDI uuuuui, lu advance
Subscription, siN UuuilHt ... ~
NuVEftTI asa .uut suuuu .tru lines NJ
thla slla tyt,u. Al ~ iuf thr Htii, Iuud 10 rruis
tur each ul.iItluud iua .riiuu .
H5-Our rlurHf iur ANNOUNCING q cnullillr
Tor any once ia so, pNNnhlr lnNhlhhlS "h'"
tho nmmmMMNu-mumL u Lm.LIIII,
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The honorable court met yesterday.
Present-Justices Kerfoot, Coates,
Barker, and Frank.
An order was made changing the Ii
cences for shows and public enter
tainments rs follows: single exhi-
billions, two dollars ana fifty cents; for
one week, twelve dollars and fifty
cents; for one month, forty dollars;
for one quarter, or three months, one
hundred dollars; for one year, three
hundred dollars.
A map showing all the public roads,
railroads, precinct line, and hOunda-
ry lines of each school district, WAS re-
ceived, and four hundaed and fifty
dollars ordered paid to the drawers.
Several minor accounts weic presented
and ordered paid.
A motion 10 erect II fence around
the court house was defeated-MessrS.
Frank and Barker voting in the mega
tive, Messrs. Kerfoot and Coates in
the affirmative.
On motion, court adjourned until
Saturday, April Il, 1879, at which time
the vote polled on Tuesday last for jus
tice of the peace will be counted.
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Mr.. James NJ. Walker, formerly of Cedar
shoales. Chester county, South Carolina
will please call at my office, over the CTS
bank, Elm street, Dallas
slvSt r. AcLO hb-
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust executed and
delivered 20 me by LOUIS Amen, on the 9TH
day o. July, lsTi, which appears Of record in
the clerk 5 Office Of Dallas county, Texas, in
book X ,on pages 81 and 523,to secure the pay
ment of a certain note In said deed Of trust
quest of tie ogner Of said note, l will sell to
the highest bidder. for cash in hand, at the
court house door. In Dallas county, Texss,
on SATURDAY, the first day Of May. 1875, fhe
south half o. lots Nos. ave aud six. IN block
No. twenty t20l, original map OF Dallas. the
premises being known a. the WashlnRfon
house such title will be made 20 the pur-
chaser as Is authorized by my said authori-
~. W. H THOMAS, Trustee
Dallas Texas, April s. iS5. 0usH
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
aTHE LEADING ANEEIcly NEWSPAPER

TOE woRE-Lere-a ssd., Cards, Circulars
j Bln Hs.fk Pos n, Lswyer Bret, Pam.
rrirfT ana every kind Of Job PRINTING
p7onrfiT eE<rrtr1 - he Hsrsid once.
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ROCK FOR THE MILuONI
, DvERTIsING, Chenr

A DvERTIsINGi Cheap; Good : System
n dffc.-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers tof the
Insertion Of advertisements shouli send %
cents N Geo. p. ROSell q Co d, Al PARK Pow,
New YORK, for their PAMPlLET-B BOOK
lnfpefu- sereafh etfhiOnl. containing ISIS Of
over 1000 ne rppapers and estimates, show
inR the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
inc naperS in many states at a Tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GIT rae
an-,r 288d&wly
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Deputy Sheriff Bev. Scott yesterday
arrived in the city with the notorious
Hy. Mcdaniel. Hy. is well known
in this community rs one of the
most desperate criminals that infest
the state. There are three or four in.
dictments against him in the district
court for horse stealing and kindred
offenses, and lac will no doubt be del
egated to represent Dallas county in
the Huntsville branch of the legisla-
ture. He was arrested in Denison, Fri.
day, and Mr.. Scott il deserving of all
credit in ellecting his arrest.
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lFrom Tuesdays Daily Herald
Governor Throckmorton will be a
candidate for the constitutional con-
vention.
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DIR. 4. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WoRM SPEcIFlc,
V E R NJ | F u G. E.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
TIME countenance is pale and
ieaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
scmicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with a
cnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; Aeeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pain; through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
a, times costive; stools Shiny, not
unfrequently tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard; urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. 9
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, q
Dr.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which hs
attended the administration Of thu
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in plcdging ourselves to the
public to