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New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
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New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

Lovers of the Beautiful will rejoice to learn that
the school-ship St. Mary's to be supplied with a
piano All sailors ought to be taught how to play
on the piano. When Jack goes below after his
watch deck of cold and stormy night it will be
a great comfort to him before he turns in to open
the piano and soothe his mind with little music.
Under the sotenng influence of the divine art the
manners Of the will be wonderfully impro we'd,
and profanity and plug tobacco must eventually
disappear from the service. We trust that Mr. Robe
son VIII never let q vessel go to without a
piano in the forecastle ii need not be an expensive
addition to the customary outfit; and indeed CON
sidering the unryaled advantages Of ship Of war
as an advertising medium, we have no doubt that
any of our prominent manufacturers would make
the same terms with Robson which were made with
the managers of Rubnstein and Won Bulow and
not only furnish an instrument for nothing but pay
the performers handsome sum for playing ON it.
Ii wond only be necessary to paint in largo letters
on the side of the ship, "The grand pianos used in
this establishment are from the celebrated manufac-
tory Of MeSsrs. Steining & Sons"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

As soon rs that indefinite time arrives when
the Carlist war will have ceased, Spain pur-
poses both to send large army to Cuba and
to strengthen the coast defenses of that island
1t is clear from this that the Spanish Govern
ment have doubts whether we will continue
neutral, and are resolved to put their trust in
soldiers and guns rather than IN the new
treaty which they contemplate submitting for
our approval.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

The rumors that William N. Tweed has
been seen in the streets of Havana are not yet
very definite. HIS face and figure are well
known TO New-Yorkers there, and the details
Of his appearance and mode of arrival would
be likely to DO telegraphed as well Is the bare
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

Next to supporting President Grant the first duty
Of the American Senator according Bishop Gilbert
Haven, is TO demand their rights for men lawfully
married" who "are serving to-day in jails
and chain-gangs. and dying under tho lash
Of their legal task-masters. for no other
crime than marrying the woman each
loved or that loved him. We do not understand.
Where arc these narrowing goipgs-on permitted
We are particular in demanding information,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

Gen. Sherman seems to have been only a
very little in advance in his fOrebodings about
O reduction of the army. We doubt if on tho
whole the country now gets better work for
the money it spends in any other branch Of
the service than in the army. But there is a
certain justice in the complaint that an army
still large enough TO be used in controlling
elections in the Southern States, is too large
for the good of tax-buIdened people.
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mn.cl. nna saeam-A Neg r..eoEy.

A recent German waterways thai
a bundle Of muscle fbers is Il kind
of machine, consisting Of albumin.
Gus material Just as steam engine
is made ofstcel, iron, brass etc. and,
as in the steam engine, coal is burnt
in order to produce force, SO in the
muscular machine. fats, or hydro
carbons, are burned for tho same
purpose; and just as the construc,
tive material Of the engine iron, etc,
is worn away and o&idized, the
constructive material Of the muscle
is worn away, and this wearing
away is the source Of the heterogeneous
constituents Of the urine. This
theory it is asserted, explains why,
during muscular eXertion, the ex-
erection Of urea is little or not at alt
insreasod, while that Of carbonig
acid is enormously augmented for,
in steam engine moderately fired
and ready for use, the oxidation Of
iron, etc, would COON quite equally,
and would not be much increased by
the more rapid firing necessary for
working, butmuch more coal would
be burned when it was at work than
when it was standing idle. This is
in substance, an old theory ingen-
iously improved upon.
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somnnmbnlism extraordinary.

Acurlons case of somnambullsm,
SAYS the London Echo, is reported
by n correspondent Of Calcutta, of
Of which Il khidmutgar in the en-
nlov of one of his friends is the sub,
iect. A little after midnight TIL
nearly two o'clock in the morning
this man, he says, begins chanting
verse after verse Of his Koran and
of sacred hymns, reports the divine
precepts; criticises the shortness OF
time in this world, and the lengthy
of eternity in the next and, finally,
winds up with an uuearthIy howhor
shrek. During all Of this time he
is in the soundest of slumbers, and
the only way to pnta stop to this hnl-
labaloo ia to turn theman ON his side,
for, should anyone awake him, he
lust open his eyes fer minute, and
if allowed to continue or the dat OF
his back, he will recou'mence his
bowling hymns.
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Tine appearance Of Jefferson Davis at
the Railroad Convention ia ~ I'olls
was a source of modification to many
Southern gentlemen in that oody, anu
quite embarrassing to all. IL seems
that he obtained the appointment as
delegate by personal soiicitatiou' anu
that he had not the Endorsement OF
single Southern board OF trade, or oiner
body representing the business IN,
terests of that section. 1T also shonlu
he known that the vote Oh the ques-
tlon of inviting him to take seRG up,
on lie platform was decisiveiy NO,
many OF the Southern delegates voting
aoainst such an unwise proposition
The truth is, JET Davis Is emphaticai-
ly ''played OUT He is damage 10
anything with which his name Is as,
ISOLATED, and none feel the WelShC "a
his evil influence more than the South
ern people. He seeks prohihence
eourts Invitations to address the pun
liz. and ia Extensively persistent III MS
efforts to be regarded as the exponent
of Southern sentiment and the leauer
of Southern men. He has had his Day
His life has been u failure. NoW,conl-
mon modesty would suggest the pro,
priety of a back seat; but instead OIL
that, he crowds himself into positions
where his presence is mortiiyihg 70
his former friends and offensive TO All
others. A few such suggestive hints
as that bestowed upon him at 81
Louis, should be sufficient 10 n'aht ,
him know that the public are MOI
counting his society or his services
The above is from the Toledo (ohlo
Blade, of November Goth. We taxi
pleasure in expressing our full concur
renee in the following reply from 'h'
Memphis Appeal, to the above mos
scandalous article:
First Mr.. Davis presence az OF
Louis could not have been, anu wa
not an EN- barrassment to all the South
ern gentlemen present, because he ha
doue nothing to forfeit their esteeii
and respect since they, with others .
the South, elected him, OF their owl
free will an accord, to represent lhen
as their chief A few wishy,wuasSn.
Southeruers may have expressed them
selves to that effect, orperhaps a lev
of his personal enemies, but we a'
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Hare OId Coins.

Mr.. Lowell, of Granville, New
York, has in his possession some
rare specimens Of ancient coin, col
le.tod by him in various parts ofthc
world, one Of which he claims to be
/ 800 years old The other bear tile
date Of 1922. 1851, aud 1890 The
temple of Nenes, on Mount EryX, in
what is now Trepana, Sicily, was
destroyed by fire during II Cartha.
ginian raid in the reign Of bio.
nysius Ill. Of Syracue, nearly
1900 years ago. a few years since
tho American ship Autocrat was in
that port while excavations wero
being made by the Italian Govern
mcnt fora state Prison on the site
of the old edigcc. Some Of the off.
GERS Of the Autocrat were visiting
the work when the aborers came
upon pile of vaiuabes lying under
heap offenders and ashes. There
were coins and various articles Of
ornament and use, evidently placed
there by some Of the citizens who
had sought safety in the temple
during the fight 0ue Of the OIL
GERS carried away us 4 relic a p,eco Of
copper money which he himself
took ont. That coin subsequently
..a..., ;,,t, ,ng, ,Ouynlui,p ~ Al
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i516. MEM YORK. iSI

Eighteen hundred ana seventy-six Is tho
Centennial year. IL Is also the yeht in which
an Opposition House Of Representatives, the
first since the war, will be in power at wash.
ington; and the year OF the twenty -tllrd
election OF n Plesident Of the United States.
All of these events are suco to be of great IN
brest and importance, especially, The Two
latter. and all of them and everything con-
nected with them will be fully and freshly
reported and expoundetl in NHE SuN,g gY
The Opposition House of.RepreseutativeS,
taking up the line ofinquiry opened years
ago by The SUN, VIII sternly ana diligently
investigate the corruptions and, misdeeds OF
Grants ad M Illustrations; and Will, II is 70 be
hoped, lay the foundation for q new. and bet
ter period in ulr national history. Of all
this The SUN will contain complete anu nc
curate accounts, furnishing IFS readerswith
early and trustworthy tnforh alton upon
these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for II, will be memo
rable as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for n third term OF power and plumber, anu
still more as deciding who shall he the can
didate OF the party OF Reform, and az elect
ing that eand5iate. V9ncerning 9ln, these
tile constant means Of being thoroughly well
In formed. a.H ~ ~
4 The WEEKLY ST n, Which has attained q
circulation OF over eighty thousand copies,
Territory, and we trust that the year 1876 will
see their numbers doubled. twill continue
to be thSs2HSgd nswiRapsr A ne Ee 9or
densed when ,unimportant, at full length
! when of moment; and alway \, We trust, treat
ed in clear, interesting and instructive
manner. .,, - :
| the best family newspaper In the world, and
we shall continue to give in its columns o
| large amount of miscellan eous rending, such
| as stories, p ems, scientific intelligence and
agricultural information for MUCH We, are
| not able TO make room In our daily edition.
The agricultural department especially is
| one ofits prominent features. The fashions
| are also regularly reported In Its columns;
and so are the markets Of every kind;
The WEEKLY Sum, eight pages with fifty
six broad columns is only sl2O year, post
age prepaid. AS this pricebarely repays the
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dark color IL was taken out mud
Mm ia tho sgH, ghen il moved
about soma, but ao0n died The
trsc.Was thirty OF folay yearsloId.
Thore was no indication Of there
ever having boon aholo for II To-
have cuwlod into holreo, aud the
mystery Is how il got II there, rs
tho rec was perfectly sound,
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A Marvellous snake story.

The Paducah. Kentucky. Tribune;
We heard a lady relate last night
unite \ remarkable snake story. 1t
took place in Lyon County some
years ago. An oak tree, two teet
and a half through, was cut down
to make rails. The fret cut was
split open and about fifteen feet
above the ground, in the middle o. o.
the tree, an open space was found,
and in this space lay q snake OF a
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THE DAILY HERALD DO ppblisteN eycgy
morning, except M0ndny, ut 80 q year. Ia
1uvauH-i 'jfgraiE muulEfit i for one month +
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manor wall DC ellNUrei regularly each morn,
INK M AN carly hour, totNy pult or Tie city
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1 leir paper will uhAge by reporting TO Mr.
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ANNOUN Cl1NIEN rs.
NLEoTIoN- EnnNUARY lb, 197O


AVE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w uucsled ~ announce Hon, Nat. VA,
lIurfOrd ns u candidate for Judge of The
Eleventh judicial District, composed OF the
counties of Dullns ana kllis, M Inc ensuing
election,
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Qs 4. pDA per day. Agents wanted. All
sexes. young and old, make more money nj
work for us, in their own localities. during
their spare MOMENTS, or all their tine, than
AZ any' thing else We offer employment
that will nay handsomely. for every hour's.
work. Ful1 particulars, terms, cts, sent
free. Send us your address az once. Don,t
delay. Now 4 the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, Until you have
earned whrt we oder. "a. ETlEsoN = Co.
Portland Maine 21fi&wly
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w questad to announce George ~. Id
rcdgc, ~ candidate for County Attorney
OF Dallas County, NJ the ensuing election,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
Nv quested to announce Captain Alex.
BiarWOOd as n candidate lor County u'elk
OF line County OF Dallas ut the ensuing cleo
ton,
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uuestea to announce JOhn W. Hwi"
della, as a candidate for Treasurer OF Dallas
County, at theensning 'ction.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ouested to announce N. W Cote, Ms n
candidate for Treasurer Of Dallas County,
1T the ensuing election.
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For SherlH.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w uuasted % announce I0hn w, Bowen,
n i, a candidate for sheriff Of Dallas County,
at the ensuing election.
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ENGINES & BOILERS
HARRY WADE, N. R.V S, London.
vETE IENAEsY SURGEON. wv

Office aud Stables Mt the Race Track. All
cases entrusted To my care VIII receive
prompt attention, Operations speciality;
Horses treated forall diseases, and examined.
kept and boarded In ro0ny loose bpxcs.' -
Oci2H dif -
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vn- Constable Precinct Ma. 4,

WIFE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuested to announce A. III. Eaaruin'
ASA candidate for Constable OF PTecihct NO
/, Dallas County, at the ensuing election
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w Quested TO announce Pierre M.
trict Clerk OF Dallas County at the ensuing
election.
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u,or CnIieeinr of rnnns.

yITE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w aupsted to announce W. II. Prnth"r
OK a candid for Collector Of Taxes Of the
County of Dallas at the ensuing election.
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I DvEnIysENa: Cncap. Good: syega-

A DYEkLEHENtl: Nhcap: Good: SHsle1n-
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making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion OF advertisements, should send 20
cehts ~ leo. u. Roeeli 4 Go "a Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLEI-BQO
iniufV-ssrcn,h eduio,0, containing lists Of
over 2O0l % SFpepeI-s and estimates, shows
Ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead-
ing papers IN many states at q tremendou-
reduction from puhlfftei'f rates. "a gxT lHR
HOOK. 2sslNwfy Z
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN
w nounca Major Games u. Bnritt"y.
rs Il candidate for recollection TO tho Office Of
oltG,iOn
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Suosled 20 announce Win. &. Hnr
w OOd as II candidate for District Clerk o.
DALLAS County, at the February election.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND nv.
w qucsted 20 announce a W. OWiin,
as u candidate Tor County Judge of Dallas
County, nj the ensuing election,
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yxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w uueSted toanuounce 5aS. H. Ma6ht7
as candidate for Assessor of TrXes Of the
County OF Dallas NJ the next election
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symptoms OF Il D'2caScd Liver.
DAlN IN he tlpht s,ie Under N.
edfe oFtb, ribs. mcreass on nre,.y
s.rci sometimes lbc min. Is In the
le.t side, the patient Is rarely abl.
10 lie on IN, lem sidc, ,omc,;ne.
N, pain i, f.l, ,n,l,rTib1 shoSIarr
lade, and il frcorcr,ly eytends 10
the top o. the shoulder. and Is some.
times mistaken for 4 ,Leumali,m IN
III. arm. The stomach !, pGeeted
with loss or ornc,i,, ANA s,rIne.s.
III, lovcs in general M, costiyc
rome,jmes alternative %;,b inv. IN.
head Is troulled wipb min. w. accom-.
r,,..l - Ill 80 -.
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yNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w qne9ted 20 announce Jerry IA.
brown as % candidate for sheriff uf Dallus
County at the ensuing election
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XyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
+ Nv questel 10 Runpuncr Mubt rs. West
~ % candidate tor County Judge OF Dallas
County nj the ensuing EVICTION.
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HAyE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qutNted 10 announce HOht. o. AeRy,
Az u candidate lor County judge OF Dalus
County, at tho ensuing election.
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TorJus,,ce of TIE Peace.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND M
Magyrp ma n candidate for Justice Of the
Peace for Precinct No. /, Dallas county, at
the ensuing election.
NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AGD hh-
w uuested to announce W. W Eeh't us
a candidate for Justice of the Pence for Pre-
cinct No !, Dallas county, atthe ensuing
election.
NvrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
SNFo,negted TO announce EVAN =. erEVeS
as a candidate forJustlce of the Peace for
Precinct No. !, Dallas County, nj the ehsu-
Ing election. -
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED. AND ~,
w ouested to announce Nnjer Eugene
w. RaylOras n candidate for Justice 81 NE
Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas County 40 inc
next election.
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rnr nnncssor OF TnNes.

WYE ARE AUrHORIzED AND RE-
w uucsted to announce Captain WA.
III. LsmniOn ms q candidate lor Assessor oi
Dallas County nj the next election,
WYE ARE AUTHORISED AND RE
w uuesied TO announce u. y. ~ hh-
draws a candidate for Assessor OF Taxes
OF the County of Dallas at The. ensuing cleo
lion.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
Nv quested 10 announce W. NJ, Moon ns a
candidate for Sherfi'oi Dallas County at the
next election,
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AGUE AND FEVER.

On. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
GASES or AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
ca'hartic 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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ussllc,s MAN.

WIN, q, WONT Attorney pnd Coun.hor nj
law, uilcv over pu.lolneo, uoy1ndhn..
John a. s,enmous, Attorney AZ Law, Nv
va Noilh side fnnllr Spunpl upstairs,
uctaFdif
Aldrodge Goo, NJ, ioj Main street, pca
Courthouse. Il
Carleton !, A., over China llalL 40. bn
MAIN street, WITH Lcign a Oaipus, IL
p0wus ~ Janldns, Cdnlhoa,e, opposih
clerks office, II
Mccoy 4 MoCoy utloo south side of Court
mouse square, A.
lhurmond 4 Ray, Once oorhor Main and
JuilOisoh huools, near tuurthunse, ! ~
VOL ~ Adams, oiice over Posnhce, fron
room, AN IL
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CHEAP ADysaIlslHr COLUMN.

w, CrSiellie, 4 %. - rOoeIs and denluls ~
dlhAN At ~ nOyldlf
4 fresh lot of English broadcast Ten, AM
ulllpr ohpiou lvnN lUot TpopNpl 49, Is, 3 1915
rnl0hr, 0oruua nAarn.aoldlS Ala,n street
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-09
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s-s,,ssz., Frusaes, Supporters and
49,, IS - - Pile Pipes, "Seeley's Had
4 esANkt$tj 1Rubber' Irrsses.h Coal,
X NslA ~ " cleanly, light, perfectly SAFE
49, Sc.and comfortable ireefrom
all sour, rusty, chatting,
strappine, OF poulticelike unpleasantnes5
used 10 bathing, endorsed by the profession,
long tested. always relinble. BEWARE OF
IMlrATtONS. Gehulhe stamped 81. y.
Seeley." Estabs, 1871 Ches. st, Phila., and
IN Broadway, N. y. Sent by mail or express
and sold bylleading druggisfs Send for cat
alogus .i.