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Advice.

For information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, write 10 COLLINS q Co., the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York, Circulars free. 1Sw3m
Attention is called to ]. 3. Winners card in
in this issue. There is no better wagon than
the st udebaker.
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Brynnt's Southwest Hallway EHIue.
The above interesting work for July
and August is at hand, and as usual is
filled with interesting general and sta
tistical matter. To the immigrant or
traveller it is invaluable, as it contains
n vast deal of information relative to
railroads; time tables, etc. 1t is dis
tributed gratis, and parties desiring
copies can secure them by addressing
w. N. Bryant, Austin, or j. S, Leach
man, Dallas.
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Notice.

By virtue Of authority vested in nae by ar
ticle one of tie 'Ly-IasWs Of the Dallas City
Rslhoad Company, notice Is hereby given 10
all interested, that there Will be an election
held at the ONCE ofsaid com pany, in the city
of Dallas, on Monday August 2, 1s75, between
the hours of two and four p. n, for the pur-
pose OF electing Board of Directors for said
Company, TO serve during the ensuing year
1850. AsC. AR0REY,
yulyls dlt.wlt secy, ID. Z. II, Il. %.
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Notice.

The school tax rolls for the deficiency tax
of 1874 have been placed in my hand, and all
parties interested are hereby requested 10
come forward and pay the same at once. A
prompt compliance with the same Will save
time, trouble and expense.
JAMES E. BARKLEY, Collector.
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COL. John q. Mccoy,

OF Dallas county, rs u candidate fordelogntt
M the constitutional convention, rom w,
rant counties. Election first Monday Ia Au'
gust next.
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Fair warning to Auc.ioneers.
sHERIFF'S OFFICE,
nATIAQ Taxag Iuly IA lS75.

DALLAS, Iexas, July IA, 1910.
1t is in violation Of law to sell stock at pub
lie outcry without first recording a full and
complete description Of the animal upon tho
records Of the District Clerk. For the future
1 will endeavor TO rigidly enforce this law.
JAMES E. BARKLEY, Sheriff.
fvIHd4twlt
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II. j, stanford.

Wholesale boots and shoes, 4O7 Elm street.
Entire stock is new and bought direct from
manufacturers. Prices as low as any South
ern or Western market. july 2i-wSm
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P.s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others thun Fleming Bros. will do well to wiite
their orders distinctly, and tale none but DR..
e. MLans's LiVer Pils, prepared BY Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, The market bring JH oJ
base imiations. 10 those wishing to give them a
trial, we will forward per mall poet paid. to any
part OF the United STATES one box of Pills for
twelve tiiro-ccnt postage stamps, or ono vial Of
orders from Calinda must be accompanied BY
twenty cents extra.
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InuN HENRY nI,OW WV,

as II candidate for the constitutional con
yeutiUn from the Twentieth Senatorial DIS
triGt, composed of the counties of Ellh TAR
rant and Dallas. Three deicgat"s 10 bt
elected from the district. Election on lht
first Monday In August.
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Medical College of Alabama,
AT MOBILE,

The Regular Course of Lectures will begin
on monday, November 18Th, 1873. and
close about the Goth of March following.
The Preliminary Course Will commence
about the middle OF October, at which time
the Dissecting Rooms will be open.
The City Dispensary has been removed TO
the College Building. In the course of the
year several Thousand patients are examined
ard prescribed for at this Dispensary, In the
presence Of the Students.
ns- Lecture Free 10 Students from all parts
of the United States.
Matriculation %
~ W.
For further particulars and Circulars apply
to W. II. AN DERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Mobile, June LIST, 1875.
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,.,HE STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS
l. COUNTY.-To the Sheriff or any Con-
stable of Dallas county, greeting: Whereas,
oath has this day been made before me, the
undersigned authority, by Holms Douglas,
one OF the plaintiffs In the suit of Douglas
Bros. vs. Vim. NJ. Tuthill, that the defendant,
VIM. NJ. Tuthill, is absent from this State SO
that the ordinary process of law can not be
served upon him.
You are hereby commanded that you, by
making publication of this writ In some
newspaper printed in Dallas county, for
three successive weeks before the return day
hereof, summon tho said VIM. NJ. Tuthill to
be and appear before me, Mt my office in the
city OF pallas and county OF Dallas, on the
second day of August, A. d. 1875, to answer
the complaint OF the said Douglas Bros. for
the sum of fifty -four (s5l) dollars due upon ac-
count for clothing purchased.
Herein fail not, etc.
Given under my hand, this Goth day Of
June, A. d. 1875.
NAT. NJ. BURFORD,
Justice Of the Peace Precinct No. ], Dallas
county. 42w3t
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I'RuNrEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
1 Notice Is hereby given that, by virtue Oi
Il certain deed Oftrust, "a me made, executed
ANA delivered, on the 6th day OF April, 1874,
by Fannie Williams, to secure the payment
of certain prOniiSsOry notes OF Williams
Bros, IN favor Of JnO. /. Adams ~ Co, of
New orleans, described IN said deed, sud
deed being recorded On pages GiS aud GaJ of
book a a, OF Dallas county records OF deeds,
etc., will on
Tursd.y, til" I7th bay of August, 1870,
between the h0urs of ten O'Clock AN. ana
four O'Clock u. NJ, ut the court house dool In
the town and county of Dallas, Texas, sell Ia
the highest bidder Tor cash the following de-
scribcu prof erty, tO-wll:
one ceGQlliOt Of land, situated In Bur
ford, Ste AiaRkSS Williams subdivision of
the city q described ~ lot eighteen
QS), in bio NJ the city OF Dallas, fronting
twenty ivafeHt on Elm street, and running
back one hundred and thirty feet (l3O) to a.
II. Harris line, together with MI the rights,
members and herediiamenls and arpurte-
nances to the same belonging, and III any
manner nppcrtnining.
This sale Is advertised to be sold nj request
of the said Juo. /. Adams " Co., and because
of non payment of said notes.
W. Il. HUGHES, Trustee.
Dallas, July 10, lSlj. llwit
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathar'ic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
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NOTICE.

All watches, clocks and jewelry lett with
the subscriber, over three months, will be
sold for charges unless taken away before
August 5, 1875. +. AUSTIN.
Dallas, July ID, 1875. jyl5dltwlt
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T>HE STATE OF TEXAS--To the Sheriff or
i any Constable OF Dallas county, greeting:
Whereas, oath has this day been made be-
fore me by a. Giacomini, that A. Brummel
and L. H. Murphy are absent from this State
be served upon them, you are hereby COM
manded that you, by making publication of
this writ in sore newspaper printed in Dali
las county for three successive weeks before
the return day hereof, summon the said A.
Brummel and l.. II. Murphy, to lie and APP
pear before me on the I'd day of August, A.
ID. 1876, a: my office in the city of Dallas and
county Of Dallas, to answer the complaint
of the said A. Giacomini, for the sum of
$685. due on account for board and lodging.
Herein, fail not, etc.
Given under my hand, this 24th day of
June, A. d. 1875. NAT. NJ. BURFORD,
Presiding Justice Dallas county.
July 9-w3t
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Symptoms of Leased Liver.

Symptoms OF Leased Liver.
IAlN IN the right SIDE, under tie
4 edge u, tn riU,, increase on Pc
sure; sometimes the pain Is in Ia
LETT sidci the pat'eih is rarely all.
10 lie on the hex siicj sometime
the pain is to-, unIcg the shoulder
blade, and IT freq emily extends -
the top Of the shuL.4er. and is soE.'.
times mistaken for a Rheumatism IN
the arm. i he stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite md sickness;
the bowels in general are costiye,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, ac-
companied with Il painful sensation
OF having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. A
sl'ghE, dry co"gh is sometimes an at
teHIan;. The patient complain, of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
Startled, h. lcet arc cold or burning,
md he ccr plains ofa prickly scnsa-
tn OF the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that cxer-
else woald be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up iortitudc
enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER to have been extensively de-
ranged.
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DISBURSEMENTS.

BY amount paid ON county war
rants and District Court orders
general Sl3, JOi ~
BY amount paid in jury scrip and
District Court orders-gen-ral
1unu @s@oo w
By amount paid on road warrants
(received of Sheriff ).................... 6li ~
By amount paid on Courthouse
scrip and coupons.-......-......g. 2,O6I Is
By amount TTeasurer's commission
on sls,qs8 " at ~ per cent total
amount received 414 %
BY amount Treasurer's commissions
ON sis,39l 81 less s4S9 p at % per
cent total amount disbursed...... 44s III
sis,sl5 ~
Any furtherlinformation in relation to the
above report, can be had by calling at the
Clerks office and examining my quarterly
reports, or at my ONCE and seeing my books.
NJ COLE,
Treasurer of Dallas county, Texas.
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r O r s A L e
Il XCH A NGEy

We wish to sell a ten-horse power engine,
nearly new, and first-class corn mill, that
will grind and sift two hundred bushels per
day. Said mill and engine can be seen at
work on our place, at the forks of the Green
vile and Mckinney roads, three miles
northeast of Dallas.
We have also two acres of ground in the
Cedars, in this city, which we will exchange
for land in the country. For further partic-
ulars apply to CD DENT 4 CO.
July WIN
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fne Herald Job once
n TIE best place 70 gsr your Posters, Cir
t-,.rL Brisfs. L<fisr Heads and BAH rekst
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Treasurer's Report.

Recapitulation of the funds received and
disbursed by NJ. V Cole, Treasurer of Dallas
county, Texas, from the first day of January,
1876, to the 3Jth Of June, 1875, inclusive:
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Governor of Texas and eX-ofiic!o President
Board of Directors Agricultural AND Me-
chanical College.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-10-15

The officers of our agricultural Socie-
ty are making an effort to pay off the
pressing claims against the organization,
by soliciting from individuals loan of
fifteen hundred dollars. The Secretary
hands us the following copy of the
agreement which those who think favor
ably of the project mentioned, are ex-
pected to sign:
ave, the undersigned. hereby agree
and promise, severaliy. to loan to the p.
C. L. 8. A. & NJ. A. U. Society the sum
of twenty dollars (S2O,) for the term of
three years from the lst day of June A..
D. 1876.
The conditions Of this loan are the
following:
"1st. This subscription to be void if
the aggregate sum oc fifteen hundred
dollars be not taken"
"2d. The said several subscriptions to
be paid into the hands of the Secretary
of said Society on or before the time
herein before fixed"
''3d. The SAID loan shall be secured
by mortgage on the real estate owned by
said society executed to such person as
trustee for the subscription to said loan
as a majority of subscribers may select" )"
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AGENTs WANTED.

DIR. Il. B. FOOTEs
ROK 7ss. New Work.
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On Front street the other day, a color
ed man, who was carrying long white
wash brush on his shoulder was address
ed by a friend who had just passed him,
and he whirled about suddenly, jam
ming the brush into the mouth OF an
old lady who was coming up the walk.
As he turned around to apologise, the
lady rushed at him with an umbrella,
and he hastily retreated, forcing the
brush into the eyes of his friend and
nearly binding him with the quicklime
His friend changed into an enemy, and
rushed forward. striking the old lady on
the nose, while the whitewash artist
gently slid out, and policeman came
over and arrested the lamp-post.
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A Sharp SwindIe.

A very sharp trek was practiced on
Michael J. Ash, a Baltimore merchant,
Friday. A man appeared At his store
in the guise of telegraph messenger
and delivered what purported to be a
dispatch from a customer in Washing
ton, ordering goods. He signed his
name in the delivery book opposite the
figures supposed to represent the num-
Der of the dispatch. 1t turned out,
however, that he had really signed his
name to a check for S233. which was
concealed under the page on which he
wrote his name, and so arranged that
the signature appeared in the usual
place for signing a check. The rascal
went to the bank, got the money, and
made his escape.
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To HOrsemen.

The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens Of this section
Of the county that he has rented the
race-track of the p. G. L. S. A. q M.
A. U. Society at Somerset, and has the
same in thorough repair, and is now
prepared TO break and train horses. My
terms for handling horses are az follows:
For each animal, including feed, one
dollar day; or fifty cents a day when
the owner furnishes the feed. Good
care will be taken Of all horses left in
my charge, and no pains will be spared
to render satisfaction to owners. Appyl
at the Fair Grounds.
THOMAS Parsons.
SOMERSET, o., July 80, 1875 16w3
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SPORT .-DE CHILD.-Wair writes:
During the time when Clayton was ruler
of Arkansas, all justices of the peace
had to be appointed by His Excellency.
One old negro, who thought he knew
enough to discharge the duties of the
Office, called on the Governor TO be ex-
amined and receive his appointment.
Several questions were given him, all OF
which he managed very we'll. But
when he was asked: "What would you do
in a case where a man had committed
suicide?'' "What would l do?" said the
negro. We'll, sab, in case like dat, de
very least l could do. sab, would be to
make him sport de child" He was ap.
pointed.
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Printers pi is very indigestible, and
the one that makes it would rather see
some one else dispose of it than him
self.
A few more Of these snappy mornings
and no house-hy will care. copper
whether the family he lives with means
to run in debt for their coal or pay cash.
Let's play I'm arA angel, and take
you up TO heaven" was the startling
proposition of York street Miss, aged
three, yesterday. Her heaven was the
high doorstep.
A Yankee has invented milking
machine that can be carried in pocket
book. Now, if he were to invent a
milch COW that could be carried in the
coat-tail pocket, his machines would sell
more rapidly.-[ Norristown Herald.
At territorial hanging, the victim
who had been literally supplied with
whisky prior to fulfilling his engage
ment with the sheriff. was asked at the
last moment if he would have anything.
Just DROP" he replied. He got it.
1t was about six feet, and broke his neck
He took drop too much.
Because we happen to take our shot
gun and start out for Saturday after
Moons cunning it is no reason why
half dozen impudent persons should
inquire if we were on a tour for collect
ing subscription money. The times are
hard, and ammunition costs too much
money to be wasted on delinquent sub
scribers just now.-[ Marquette Mining
| Journal.
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A man lost his little toe while bathing
in a lake near Fairbault, Mimi, last
week His foot was suddenly seized in
savage manner and he w@s dragged
under the water seven times. He kick
ed himself loose and started for shore,
but his foot was seized twice more before
he got ont of the water. When he reach
ed the shore his little toe was gone, evil
IDENTIFY bitten off as neat as knife would
cnt it, and the marks of sharp teeth
showed in several places on his loot. 1t
ia supposed to have been pickerel that
did il.
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The State Journal of this morning
claims to have information that the
Democratic managers are attempting to
cheat the Republicans out Of their vic
tory, by making fraudulent return from
Wood county. This it fears they might
do, and saws: Taking into account the
possible changes in the telegraphic re-
turns which may be made by those
transmitted officially, il will be readily
seen that thousand fraudulent votes
stuffed into Wood county ballot boxes
might not only ''do much good" to the
beaten ami desperate Democracy but
give it the Governor and possibly other
State officers"
The Cincinnati Commercial of yester
day morning says: "The situation as
we go to press is one of very serious in
terest, and the contest is close enongh
to cause the official returns to be scan
ned with anxiety"
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The Somerset and Zanesville hack,
which makes daily trips between the two
points, is evidently doing good busi-
ness in the goods carrying line. And
under the conductorship of Mr.. August
Bender, it is great convenience to many
of our citizens, and the people living on
the pike.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-10-15

The indulgence in "benzine" on cleo
tion day was very moderate. The May
or's proclamation closing the bars, dur
ing the day worked considerable discom-
fort to a certain number of persons who
failed to lay in supply the night be-
fore; but the general effect was salntary.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-10-15

There happened to be two newly-wed-
ded couples in town on Tuesday evening,
and the boys, regarding the fact as some
thing extraordinary, proceeded 20 the
neighborhood in which the blissful par
ties were tarrying, and shook up the
surroundings with miscellaneous col
lection of bells tin-pans, ETC., until the
newly exalted gentlemen appeared and
stood treat. Shortly after the charirari
the dulcet tones of the brass band fell
soothingly upon the Silly night in the
same neighborhoods.
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Qua HONEST ADvICE.-We know
The American Rural Hume, published
at Rochester, n. Y, to be thoroughly
good journal for the farmer and the
far mer's family. 1t is practical, honest,
handsome and clean. You can trnst it
and it will benefit you and yonrs. Just
how its publishers can afford to send it
thirteen weeks on trial for but thirty
cents, postage paid, as they now offer,
we cannot understand; but they are re-
liable, and will do all they agree. And
our honest advice is that you forward
the thirty cents right away, and zee the
paper yourself for three months to
come. 1t is worth the money either as
an agricultural, horticultural or literary
periodical alone. Ably combining
these three specialties, it is dirt cheap at
its regular club price of 81 go per year.
Address. THE RURAL HOME,
Rochester, N. Y.
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d. NJ. WEIsMAN, Pastor

The most important issue in Ohio to-
day has been generally withheld from
public view by corrupt and partisan
press. In order to prevent the people
from reaching a calm and just opinion
upon this great subject, it has been ut
terly excluded from discussion either
upon the platform or in the columns of
the leading journals, and many persons
will go to the polls to-day ignorant that
they are expected to.vose upon the adop-
tion of constitutional amendment au.
thorizing special tax on dogsl-lChi-
cago Times, 18th.
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Mrs. Burns has just received splen-
did stock of Fall millinery goods-em-
bracing all the new styles in bonnets.
hats, etc. The ladies should call and
inspect her goods before purchasing else
where. Her stock is 5eyon4 doubt the
largest, most varied and most elegant
ever before offered in this market, and
will be cold at prices TO suit the times.
27w2
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Communion service will be held in
the Reformed Church, on next Sabbath,
at 1920 A. NJ. Preparatory services on
Saturday evening at O'Clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to be
present. PASTOR.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-10-15

CoNFERENcE.-The Middle Confer
ence of the Evangelical Lutheran Dis
trict Synod of Ohio will hold its ses-
sions IN the St. Paul's Church, in Som
erset, on the 10Th, .20th, and 21st inst.
There will be preaching by the Breth-
rem from abroad on each evening dur
ing conference,-comme with Mon
day evening at u o'clock. Our discus
sions in the sessions OF conference will
be based upon the Theses on "Church
Government" As this is a subject OF
vast importance we take pleasure COR
daily to invite all to be present with us
at our meetings by day. and at our wor-
ship in the evenings.
ID. NJ. WEIsMAN, Pastor.
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