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Misc Ua0M.n0r. n mw nt nHfo 'u
b4 uag nuWcH 40 boo re- p.IUu
Iodrr DO lIo w.rHUU. with % b.
lian0Iulpht u.iuoh.l. hud iuo mos'
,ulloca lmlHrlllm poo llmiu'runld
NOT sleep lut ha m.r 400 tImi lfr
tween Hup4 40 tho yIolouh luseclH ho
managed 'pmll from lhp dead Record
o. few lloms Zoo tho SAY Uf JrWrlp nld
other little nllnuclH 10 prrannnl hdutn'
mrnL Au uv,'hnu.iurof thc contrnls
at thrpnlirt .piu' yesterday morning
revealed the rvultufthc young mans
nights work. aud he was taken before
Judge lluriurd, tried, and In drluull ol
6nil To thcumount cf two hundred nnd
Gny dollars, Is now In the body Of the
county jail
The lfs.and-ands Of n set-tn between
two mulron.lupgcr4 Of the Lamar hotel
will hc heard before Judge luriord
this morning mt nine O'clock,
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ESTRAYS.

Taken up by o. L Rector and estrnyed he
fore Nat. NJ. Burford, j. y. precinct No |, one
bay mare, years old, about 10 hands, brand
az e st s ley hhH
Taken mp by II. u. Beekner and estrayed
before Nat. NJ. Burford, j. p. precinct NJ. i,
one chestnut sorrel, stallion, 9 years old,
appraised at $40. Also, one iron gray mare,
aged years, about Az hands high, no brands
perceivable; appraised ut SO Also, one light
sorrtl stallion, years old, about II hands
IYsp, que bay mare, one year Gid, about ID
hands high; appraised ut IS. 5lw3t
Taken up by Enoeh strait and estrayed be-
fore \ at, ". Burtord, j., 7, precinct No. |, one
hands high, no brands .perceivahle, left eye
5lw3t
Taken up by ], +. McAdams and estrayed
before Win. Sprowls, J. T.. Precinct No. 2,
branded JsG on len shoulder; appraised at
10. jw3t
Taken up A. L. Hall and estraved before
WIN. Sprowls, j. 7. Precinct No.2 one bay
mare mule, AZ hands high, 10 or IL years
old, branded on lett side Of the neck with Q
lFia gle and heart, on left shOnlder eli, and
u On LETT thigh; APPRAISED nj sN Afsh phe
high, br;lnbed II an the right shoulder, and
an indeseribRhle brand up right thlghl ap-
praised RtsIr 6i3at
Taken up by q. W. Tucker and estrayed
6eioE SaS NAT M sariS old u prssasct No.
left thigh, and I'M on right shoulder, about
"A hands high, right hind foot whit; ap-
Taken up by G. VI. Tue Her and estrayed be-
foie n. NJ. Burford, j. z. precinct No. /, one
bay mare, 7years old, about li12 hands high,
no brands peieeiylhle, small qiar in iole-
head, sMd d, trFee While feet appraised at SO.
Taken Up by y. H. Berry and estrayed be.
fore N. d: Nj Adams, ]. p, Precinct No. 3,
JP connected, on each shoulder, and 60 on
the neck, about II hands high and years
old. aug2lwst
before W. sprowls, J. L. Precinct NO, z, upe
hands high s,ddle marks, 6rahdrd N Oh
lett shoui,ivf and thigh, burnt scar on tight
mo se. nrads or marks
Taken up BY John p. Lawrence ana e.
trayed before Thomas T. Coats, j, p. Pre-
cinct No. 9, the fnllowipganlmsls one dark
white feet, star In forehead, branded ~ on
right shoulder ana on b0tn thighs. Valued
nj So. Ako one black horse 4 years old,
Az hands high, star In forehead. snip on the
nose, branded J& blofched on right shoulder.
Valued at SO. Also one gray horse years
old, liIS hands high, branded v on the right
ssish 2 sy n rs s9sas old ssaas a.
hign. Valued Rt s2u. Also one bay mare
and young colt, mare y years old, IL hands
should. valued at so. Also one black mare
3years old, IL hands high, right hind feet
white. Valued at 80. The whole appraised
at SID. aug2lw3t
Yaken up ry G. II. sharrar ans strayed
before Thomas ID. Goats, J. +. Precinct No
5, one brown horse male 3 years old, IA
handy high, 40 brand. Valued atsf5,
aug2lw3t
&. A. HAHwOOn,
Cl'k ID. e., ID. G., Texas.
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DInnond speelneIes.

Among the many aids to defective
eye-sigbt, no invention has had more
successful record than the Diamond
Specfaeles, manufactured 10y the Spen-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company of
New York, and sold by their agents.
Being manufactured froin Minute Crys-
tai Pebbles, fused together, they have
a hardness aud brilliancy which makes
them peculiarly serv;ceable, while the
greatest possible care is taken in the
important work ofgriuding. Pgrchas-
ems OF Spectacles should be careful TINT
every pair is stamped with the trade
mark, small diamond, as the excel
fence of the goods has induced unscru-
Tglous parties 10 palm OF cheap arti-
Giles u tie eejluine Diamond" For
sale in Das:ss by ;. II. Dram, 5o7 Main
streef
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CASH PREMIUMS {:

The following article premiums will he
givri., prppuriionrh rs are the e ,Sh prcmi-
ums: Kid Giuv-s, suits OF tioihii L. either
for man or boy, it,tcris for DrrSSc. Shuwl ,
Boots, Shoes. slippers, !ints. GHps, In,hrrl-
las, liarues1, So,iilrs, Furniture by the pirc,
or In suis, pASrS of surgical Instruments, ten
volumes of Law WORKS. tn b |, cird bN
the s,tier up al the ub,) Die ipnuiiS, sci
of School Books for scholars of nj grad
Books of whatever ind, purchnsabie ~ nv
publishing house in the uiiuu STATES. Table
Ware uf all kinds, Toilet ArticIrs, Ne &c.
Those goods will be purchased in lie city Of
Dallas, OF all the leading houses dealing in
the same,
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The amount Of building going on in
and around Dallas may he estimated
frons the quantity Of lumber and
shingles received at this point Dur
ing the month ending August 81, 1875,
we received tg the Texas ard Pacific
alone. four hundred and sixty-three
car loads of the commodity. This
amount of lumber would almost build
such towa 81 Dallas was tess years
ago. Send x along, what we don't
need will be used ~ the emigrauts
vino are daily arriving aud opening up
farms.
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John BOnKHOUT, Trustee.
Dallas, Aagust %, ls75-w3l.

NOTICE - ADMINISTRATORS SALE
n ON the first Tuesday in October, A. ID.
1915, at the court house door of iarrant
county, state OF Texas, will sell the follow
ing described land, to-witi 100 acres Of lapfi
situated Ia the eopaty of DALLAS, said state,
about six miles North So west nom the city
OF Dallas. beginning at Q stake in bottom
prairie ma varas east and q varas seuth OF
the southeast corner OF q, ID. Peters 80 acre
pfe-emption survey; thence south $50 vaTas
10 stake; thence north $50 varas 70 stake;
thence west 10 the beginnii g. said property
belongs to the estate OF william NJ. Alkire.
deceased, and will be sold by virtue of an or
der Of the District Court Of Tarrant comfy,
purpose OF uafing the debts OF said estate.
". s. PhNpLETOE. Adminlstrator.
August Y. 1875. - ang2swSw
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. DyEaTIsING. Cnear. Good: /

A DvERTIsfNG: Cheari Good: System
n dffc.LAil persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspaper for the
cents u Geo Il. howell \ Co, a Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET. BOOK
(nfnefg-sepenfh edHiOnl, cpntalning lists Of
over 1000 newspapers and estimates. show
ing the oost, ADVERTISEMENTS tak eu for Lead
ing papers in many states Of tremendous
reelection from puhlishers' rates GET Isr
BOOK. &Sd&Wty
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DALLAS, August ~, lS76.

tween the undersigned, Ia tho practice ~
law, is, by mutual consent, tins duS dis
solved. Either one NJ the lnto partners Is nu-
thOrilcd Ia settle the outstanding indebted
ness OF the late nrm, Those Indebted win
please oilll aud settle either by note or cash.
JOHN NJ, STEM MONS.
CIAS. Il, MOkNlSS.
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TIE GRAIN MARKET.

WHHA'r-Quint and firm nj S2@sl OF cx-
tlemc figures, the yOld mills pay ing the lat
ter rates Tor extra grain; Mediterranean, S3,d
Sic.; dnmnged wheat very dull and barely
u"otnbe M 5l6rJl0.
OATS Fiat ut 336J:llG.
RHYTHM Mt Gin7jG., with fnir offerings.
\ELEY-Readily commands 7O07jc for
good average grain.
CUaS-rncrc Il but little Old corn on the
market, and only sufficient new corn is
brought To The city to I'LL the local demand.
Selling from wagons on the streets ut ih9jjc.
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The money market continues casy, with n
fun supply of funds In sight. All lrpit Innate
demands are readily metnt ~ per cent.
GOl.D-'rhcr- Is no change 10 nntc In gold
lnulations-llO@ll2, with but fow tral'sac-
ttuuS.
SIt.YER--ls quoted ut l07H@lO9. with n
fair demand, principally nonl planters to
pay lboTcrs.
EACnANUr--On the principal cities COM
m" Hds y per cent. premium, while CONNER
cial bills are quoted ut 4 per cent. discount.
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Total

Total .....................-........S 81 80 6y9
From these figures it will be ohserv-
ed that there is difference Of S2jl ,5O3
in favor Of Precinct No. l over all the
balance of the county. People should
bear these figures in mind as they may
be useful in meeting complaints from
other precincts.
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TgIBVTE on REsPEof.

In obedience 10 the injunction of At, Nc
Kinney, Most Worthy Grand Master Of the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of Texas, Of date
July y. 1875, ''to take action relative 10 The
death Of oui worthy brother and Represen-
tative in thelRlght Worthy Grand Lodge OF
the United states AID Historiographer OF
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


'HHE STATE OF TEN AS--To the Sheriff O:
l. any Constable OF Dallas county, greeting:
fon are hereby commanded that by making
publication OF this citation In snmc newspa-
per published In the county OF Dallas for
four eeks previous to the return ny here
of, you summon l.. ID. Ford, whose residence
Is unknown, to be and appear before the
District Court to be holden in and tor the
county OF Dallas, at the courthouse thereof,
in the town of Dallas, on the first Monday
in October next, then and there to answer
the petition of John W. Walker, filed in
said court against said l.. ID. Ford, q. A.
Boyed and George W. Laws, August ii, 1875,
alleging In substance that said defendants
are indebted to him in the sum of one hun
dred and ninety-twO dollars and ninety
eight cents, at Y per cent per annum from
May I, -, the sans being fOr purchase
money pfg TRACT of land in said petition de-
scrib.d, asking for Judgment for said debt,
and for sale OF the land, and that u judg-
ment rendered at the October term Of said
court between these same parties he set
was rendered before SERVICE was perfected.
Witness A, Harwood, Clerk of tile Dis
tript Court OF Dallas county,
Given under my hand and seal of snid
curt. In the town OF Dallas, at my office,
this the lith day Of August, 1910;
A. HARDWOOD,
aug2lw3w Cl'k Dist. CT. Dallas Co.. Texas.
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Save Iona Hauling.

We have just burned 100000 brick, which
we Offer FOR Gale in lots to suit purchasers.
The brick are better quality than those
made i'm Dallas. Come and see for yourself.
Yard on the road leading to the California
crossing on the Elm Fork Of the Trinity.
THOs. FLYNN & FELLSE.
aug2lw4t
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Rs. STANFORD,

Wholesale boots and shoes, 80 Elm street
Entire stock Is nsE and l,pagnf diTeci ffgm
manufacturers. Prices rs low rs eny south.
ern OF Western market. july 4-w5m
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uIDEs AND pEL.TRIEs.

There Is next to nothing doing among the
hide lpyqre. These who pick up an occa-
slonal Kin nay lie. for dry flint, iDGlic. for
dry-salt, and &c. for green hides.
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Where's, 4 lsindispcnsnbly necessary that
we have more uniformity In the IN ,ngn1.
ment of / die schools In Dallas county
And whereas, IL Is impossible for the Board
TO levy taxes rs promptly aS the law requires,
and for the County superintendent to make
the necessary reports to tho Department at
Austin therefore belt
Resolved, That the Board OF School Dir C.
tors of DHlins county earnestly request ana
recommend To Trustees that they establish
Puzzle schools in all the Districts In the
county on the first MOnduy in November,
A. D.. 1873, TO he taught for four consecutive
months.
ReSo. we'd, That the above preamble and
resolution he published IN the Dallas Week.
ly HERALD,
W, l., CABELL,
President Board OF Directors.
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Assessed value of Property in Dallas
County for 1873

Judge Burford has favored THE HER
AID with the following statistics show
ing the assessed value of property in
the several precincts of the county. for
the present year:
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MARVIN COLLEGE,
MALE AND FEMALE.
wAxAHAcHIE, TEXAS.

The ifth annual session Of this Institution
will commence on the firsf Monday In Sep
telaber, 1873, under the superintendeffcs Of
NJ. b. franklin, 4. "A. N. d, President, with
aif able corps OF Experienced and efficient
teachers. The course Of instructiQn Is rs ex-
tensiye, and viii be as Thorough as any
school in the state.
This school will be oondppted strictly in
accordapps Will the psaRes Of Che colleges
in the South. Music a distinguished Profess
sor Of many years experience.
The college is nov being put ~ thorough
repair. and when c0mple Cd vi he one OF
the largest and best arf4neid college build
Warahacbie K admirably situated for edu-
cational enterprises Is easy Of seeess. hav-
ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station, on
the Central road. The town aud vicinity
are noted for the intelligence refinement
and morality Of their Inhabitants
Terms OF tuition rer session Of i've months
range $40 IA 80 Incidental Fees, 81 % Nh
sic on Piano. IS use OF instrument : "
board from SO 70 Us PEI saentn. fpltlen IN
sdssacss tpffnTther particulars address
DR.M. b. fhANKLIE.
auelldltEsm wazahaehis, Texas:
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Advice,

For Information about the best Steel Gang
Flows, write To- COLLINS a TO-. the celebrated
axe manufacturers, 2l2 Water street, New
York. Circulars free. lsw5m
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Attention is called to j. =. witper's card in
In this issue. There is no better wagon than
the sindebaker.
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In opening a cooperage IN this city
for the manufacture of flour barrels,
Mcssrs. Ed. Code and Ferd. Scott have
removed n very great obstacle to the
success of the Texas flour trade. Dali
las, tile center Of large wheat produc
ing territory and The location of mills
second to none in the S03:b, has been
hampered in its export OF flour by The
necessity OF using sacks instead Of bar
rels, and all for the want of energy
and enterprise enough to compass the
opening Of coopef'shop. The gentle
men named above have iiIled this
want, and are about commencing n
work that should long ago have been
under way. The shop is, primarily, to
furnish barrels 1or the immense pro-
duct of the Todd Mills, bgt is Of sufii-
cient extent to supply all the mills
within the trade circle of which this
city il the center. The slaves and
heads used are procured from st. Louis,
and the hoops are cut aud dressed ut
Fort Scott, and the work, when turned
cut, will compare favorably with the
best. That they will have success Il
as sure as that the future greatness oil
Dallas is assured.
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Dallns, August lst, lbi5.

n. n.-tllo bus ness will be- continued m
heretofore NJ the old stand by ", 4. Clark
Jno. ~. bryan, y. -. llfJ IN, n. Il. Bryan aud
4. A. lfynu, under tho nnmo aud style Of
arriving, AMI having been bought entirely
from ilrst hnndsi We are prepared To ull,r
special Inducements 10 the trade.
CLARK, BRYAN " BROS,
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Ok IA @9l per day. Agents wanted. All
20 w P3v eAlsses of working people OF both
sexes, young aud old, make more money az
work Tor us, IN their own localities. during.
their spare moments. Or all their time, than
at any thing else. We otfer employment
that viii pay handsomely for every hours
work. FAN particulRp, terms, ETC., sent
free, Send us your address At once. Don't
delay. Now IN the time. Don't 10, y Tor
work or business elsewhere, until You have
learned what we offer. q. STISsOS n Co.,
Portland Maine 2sSdksvIy
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, septetn Der e.-fola li3H@llth
Cotton easy, Ordinary nominal; good or
binary I2hc; low mii!dling la14c; midling
Sales ,Gsj bales Receipts $40 bales,
Coffee. quiet. Fair, zoe; good, 2O1ac; prime,
2lci choice, 2l%c.
Double extra, 70 1907 %: treble extra, 81 75@
4 GO. choice family, 50 GO; fancy, 10 6IlU VO.
Hides active and higher Dry Hint, l3@
he; selected l7l2c; klpl calves and stock
sailed, one-third OF: damaged. one half OF;
light saltod sold rs flint, with allowance for
salt: wet sailed selected, Shc ; cuts and grubs
&c; butchers green re; cuts and scores,
PC of
Wheat steady. No. red, 81 37%
S1tS qny,ft ia ssiiiss x s.S on frHcE
Money per cont. Gold llWF.
Itxcnnnge, long, ! -; SHORT, IS.
governments DUH state bonds steady
Cotton steady. uplsnds 1890; Orleans lac.
Sales 30 bales.
Futures opened quiet ana firm. septem-
Flour dull. Wheat quiet and declining.
Corn dull and dropping.
Pork quiet at 50 O092l 60. Lard heavy;
Spirllg turuentine firm At 81 slizc. Rosin
quiet 1T II oslo 20. tereight bteaIy,
PARIS, september 2.-Rentes ialll s5c.
BALTIMORE, Sept, miner 2,--Whcnt hrm.
Maryland red, VI 9O6el ~ amber, 81 6osl 5b;
white 81 goal ~.
LIvERPooT, september l.--Noon - Cotton
stendier. Mitl,ling uplands, 7lsi; Orleans, 7
7-iBd. Sales 1900 bales.
LONDON, September 2.-Erie lils.
Rate ol .seoNpt IN omen market for three
month bills lSpl 6elognanA fate:
Night lsrp0rs.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2. = Gold 1917.
Sterling commercial, 81 50@5 81; bank NOM
inal. Sight II premium.
Cotton dull. Buyers waiting for more de-
sranie assnrtments. Good ordinary tosstrict
good ordinary, 12H6.lacilow nlitidiing 20 strict
low niddiing, lBIs@lic; middling u strict
middiing, l15s@iitzc good mhhdlina' loo.
Sales 4S bales.
Sugar good to common, slz1s5{c; fair to
fully fair, 0g0Lc: prime to choice, l0Ac. Mo-
lass,s, common to choice, iOa7Oc. Pork 81 ~.
shoulders, 0lac. Bacon lOh@l3lF efl4@l41s
Hams, choice sugar cured, i46sl1c. Lard;
terce, lil4c; keg, l5hc. Coffee, ordinary 10
20,
LivRRPooI, September 2.-potton-saies
$500 bales American,
Sales on basis middling Orleans, nothing
b low low middlng class, shipped October
and November, 3 l6i.
pARfs, September 2-Specte Increase In
the bank OF \ rance, 27.0OO,0J0 francs.
LoSDoN, September 2.-Bullion decreased
f3O0000,
NEw 4oRR, September 2.-Aioney i@2 per
cent
Governments little doing and quiet; new
IS, III. States quiet aud nominal.
Exchange, long, 81 ~: short, W.
Oats N@G2c; new, 57gC0c; old mixed. JUG
&c, oldwhite, do,
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SIT. LOUIS
UNION STOCK YARDS,
Bremen l'eun,, K,nnstt 81, and The Mississippi Rh.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

These Yards, arSt-class in every particular
are now open f0r the YRrding Feeding and
Handling OF all kin of Live stock.
In connection with the Yards the Conp pa
ny have erpeted frst-olass Exchange
Building. with Restaurant, Sleeping Rooms.
Barber shop, Nc.i fur the accommodation Of
stock Men, The charges Of the Company
Will be reasonable and Just pOnsiRn direct
to the ~. Louis Union Stock laTds.
0fiesrs.-John Whitaker. President; ID. s.
Irons, Vice President; W. Il. Jameson, Sil-
per uien.Ient; Wa Rama.y, Secretary aud
Treasurer. aus'-wem
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Change Is s'IrnI,

BY reference to THE HERALp's adj
vcrtising columns it will he seen that
the well known firm of Clark. Bryans
a. Blake has been dissolved, Mr. Sam
d.. Blake retiring. The remaining
members Of the firm Will continue the
business at their old stand, and ms they
are now receiving the first invoices of
their fall stock, they invite the ntten-
ton Of AL those who desire to secure
horupins
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ENGINES { BOILERS

PHEIAN &c CO.,
Dallas. Steam Boiler and Portable Engine
works. Manufacturers of all kinds of boil
ers, smoke stacks. bleachings, tanks, watts,
coolers. kettles, steam and exhaust pipes,
Jail aai rire proof work. Anything made of
wrought iron, repairs OF boilers and engines
promptly attended To, Het our estimates be-
fore contracting, SHOP opposite southeast
corner of compress, adjoining. LoneIgan IL
MurraY's foundry. p. q. Box 400. send for
price lists of boilers, engines, smoke stacks,
crate bars, etc. 69dly36wly
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rnr Htsslp sos ofFct

Has been thoroughly reorEanlnd and 10
fully prepared IN do All Kinds Of iOt
PRiHIiH6 In the latest stsss
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Everybody Will Be Bound 10 Read II
LOOK AT THIS:
HOW TO MAKE MONEY-NO EXCUSE
FORIDLEN ESS-WoRK FOR MAN,
WOMAN, BOY OR GIRL!

We offer TO all disposed 10 work, light,
easy and profitable occupation, In which
money can be made rapidly. Any lady re-
lying upon her own exerlions for II livsli-
hood-young men ready to take hold of re-
munerative cmplOyment-boys and girls
who desire to start out in practical life, can
supply themselves with copies of the sun
DAY PRESS and outfit free of cost, and pur
sue pleasant and profitable business by so
Letting subscriptions for the PRESS, fo
which we offer the following cash and nrtli
Gle premiums, upon yearly subscriptions: e
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Dn t. IiLAEES
mBailATGD
LIVER PILLS,
hmrmcrnaOg
LIVER COMPLAINT,
pYgrapHfAHp SICK HEADACHE
a-.---.ss.
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM In the right SIDE. under the
i edge OF the ribs, increase on prcl-
sure; sometimes the pain Is in the
lcit side; the patient 10 rarely able
to lie on the lett side sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top OF the shoulder, and Is some
times mistaken Tor rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costivc,
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, &C
eompanied with a painful sensation
Of having lett undone something
which o.sht 10 have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tcndant. The patient complains of
wcayin:-s and debility; he is easily
startled, his fee; are cold or burning,
and he complains OF Il prickly sensa-
ton OF the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would b. beneficial to him, yet
he Can scarcely summon up forti,ude
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 item existed, yet examination of
the ody, after death, has shown the
LIVER 10 have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory TO
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise ali who are afflicted with this
disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
p.s Dealers and Physicians ordering from
otlTrs than Fleming Bro. will do we'll To write
their orders distinctly, had mLc nune Jrt pr,
e. MLtnc's Lieer PHis, prepared ~ Eicuins
Bros, Pdigttrgh, r., ihs ,rnka hing JaA y
base imddtio"S To those wishing Ia give them q
trial, we will forward per nail, p~t-Iaii, to nny
part Of III" United States Dur hox OF piils foe
twelve threo,cent post y stamps. or pnc Vial Of
Vermiiug" for fourteen g. rr-ccnt stamps. Al
ORDERS ii"m Canada unst ~ a.svllpaniel by
twenty coats extra.