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Mention was made in the afternoon
edition ofTHE HERALD yesterday of
the sudden death of Mr.. Charles Cow
art, prominent and esteemed attor-
hey Of our city. From the various re-
ports niloat rs regards his death, the
reporter CLEANS and presents the fol-
lowing as about correct: For some
days past he had been suffering from
nervous affection, and resortcd freely
to the use ofopiates for relief. Mon
DAY evening, appearing to act some
what strangely, he was conveyed in n
hack to his residence, and Doctors
Thurston and Graham called In to
minister to him. Administering n
slight opiate, they left him and re-
turned about o'clock ut night TO
find him slumbering heavily. Efforts
to awake him proving unavailng, n
galvanic battery was applied to his
person, which had the effect of resusci-
tating him for n few minutes, when he
do2ed OIL into a sleep from which he
never awoke. Mr.. Cowart leaves n
young wife, to whom The HERALD, as
well as host of sympathizhg friends,
extends Its warmest sympathy in her
bereavement.
The sad event convened meeting of
the members of the Bar, ut which the
following proceedings were had.
A meeting of the Dallas Bar wos
neiu at the court house, August II. |
1870, to express the feelings of tbe |
members of the Bar over the death of
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The members of Engine Company
No. ], 10y order Of Foreman John W.,
Lyle, will assemble at the engine house
tomorrow Crhursdny) evening, in full
uniform, for drill.
-Shanl1s mare was literally pat
ronized yesterday by n number Of en-
thusiastic but impecunlous admirers
of equestrian sports, who felt COMPEL
ed TO take in the tournament.
"A redeeming feature OF the rather
slim show ut the fair grounds, yesler-
day, was the excellent quality Of the
beer sold near the entrance gate. Good
beer, like charity, covers multitude
of sins.
The remains Of the late Charles
Cowart, accompanied by his hcreaved
widow and Robert Cowart Esq, left
by the Texas and Pacific, last even
ing, for Georgia, whittier they will he
inferred.
Judge Nat. M. Burford, as return
ing off ser for this (the twentieth dis
trict), yesterday issued to Judge j. w.
Ferris certificate of election rs u
member elect of the Constitutional
Convention.
The horses attached to n buggy In
which were seated Mr.. Billy Kingdom
and II gentleman companion, runaway
yesterday on their return from the lai;
grounds, throwing both gentlemen ont
and severely bruising them. The
horses and vehicle were not injured.
"A Cow and calf, exhibiting symp-
toms of hydrophObia, were shot and
killed last evening, on Griffin street
Both the COW and calf were bitten 10y
u rabid wolf, which was killed in tn,
streets n few weeks since, m account
ofwhich appeared in THE HERALD al
the time.
While the tournament yesterday
was not exactly up to the expectations
Of those who projected the affair, ye
the occasion was not without cnjoya
bic features. The riders displNyC,
skill and practice in the management
Of their stceds, and the really select M
dience were not chlry Of applause {,
the winners.
The following mentioned mem
bers of the Turnvercin won prizes Il
the turning match which took plad,
Monday night in connection with tn,
Turnvercln concert and ball Mr.
Herman Bohny, first prize, gold pen
MIR. Henry Smith, second prize, TIVE
dollars In silver Mr.. Charles Rein
eche, third prize, one dollar in silver
The people Of Marshall must b
elevated in their tastes W. far "a re
CARDS public amusements. The mos
irate man to be found on the pave las
evening was II pro minont railwa
official from the village named, an
the shocking manner in which h
abused tournaments generally, nm
those Of the Dallas persuasion particl
larry, would have made mont,
dealers hair stand on end. Well,
was pretty rough ON the gentleman, n
he walked ont 20 the fair ground in tn
broiling sun to see the exhibition he s
free by denounced. He offers to bet to
to one that no tournament ever catche
him again.
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year, aud nj less tiHn one uue-tWcnioth the
cost. In MI durable cuses OF the following
named diseases satisfaction viii be given or
the money refunded, VIZ: Chronic rheuma-
Lism, rheumatic govt, a,tlcuiar rheumatsm,
dyspepsia In all conditions, neuralgia, merry
Gus debility, scrolula, al diseases OF theslln,
hldnoys and bladder, liver comp plant, female
wpntness Cno matter Of how long allndinel
syphillsiu all IT, stages spinal disease, pro
lopsus utuG. some cases will require mag
netism I'm connection with the Nupor Baths.
Advice In regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. | haYe cured ca
SEES ofrhcumutlsm and neuralgia of twelve
years stan ling In one hour, also chlllS aud
fever. ! win give VS. 10 any person That VIII
produce % case Of the above numcd diseUsc3
that / can not cure, whore the patient re-
tnlus sufficient vitality for healthlul rocu-
pcration. The bnths should be taken once
u week for general health, and as n prevent
ntlyc Of revcrs, cholera and other contagious
diseases. Thoy will cure the rash or break
ing out caused by the heat, Persons taking
the baths viii not suffer M much from the
Intensity of summer heat as by opening the
pores II carries or through the perspTation
| much morbid matter from the blood, thus
/ freeing the system Of internal COMPOSITIONS.
| Rooms ut residence on wood street, west
Of cotton compress A proper ass istanl is
employed 10 attend gentlemen in the bath
room from a. NJ, until l0p. N. Indies VIII
receive special attention. Come and sec me.
Cold or tcpid shower baths can Do had
without the Vapor Baths, IL desired. Shower
BATH ~ cents; yapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40.
The apparatus used was invented and rat,
ented by DR., r., II. Roberts, the greatest ply
slcau Of the age, who Is now located IN New
Orlenus. MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
| jydlm Magnetic Physician,
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TILE MNEE.&.
Arrival Nnd Departure Of Mails Ut Dallas Posi-
office,
Non

Arrival Nni Departure Of Mails Ut Dallas Posi-
office,
Northern Mail,
Viz NJ, X. ana 4, II. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states New ORR and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at J;2S p ~; de-
parts daily at $3.50 II N,
Southern Mail.
New Orleans nnd southern Louisiana, Gal,
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, ANA Hllulncr
poluls Ia southern Texas, arrives daily at 800
p M departs daily ut j;2S p ~.
Eastern Mail,
Via n. and +. RR,, comprising southern aud
middle states, lNuiayillo, Chattanooga, Mem
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, aud all
eastern ToNas, arrives daily ut $3.50 y IN; dp.
parts daily NJ 500 p N.
Western Mail.
From Fort WORTH Clobumc, Granbury
Wcntherlurd, Decatur, Patio riHlO, lnrlssLuro
ANA western posts, arrives gully nj jNO p IA
departs dairy at $3.50 u IN,
Cedar Htn Mall.
Cedar Mn, Mansfield, Aly0rGo and eros,
llnbcrS, arrives ~ q p m Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
lam.
Scycne Mail.
Scyenc, Haught's store and Union I'm
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
ut Il H.; departs at p m alternate days.
Benton Mnii.
Denton, Bolivar, Eli1abotht0wn, Roydi
Mills, Louisville aud Trinity Mills, arrive.
at q p m Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
departs ut II IN alternate days.
ECd Oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p m Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Departs 700 III alternate
days.
MsiSon Mail.
| Red Oak and Lisbon arrives nj p m Mon,
day. "Wednesday and Friday; departs altcrm.
ate days att nm.
Malls for BobosstOre, Grapeyineand puck
creek are taken out by hand, at Irregular IN.
| tervals.
Oh.Cc NOura,
Delivery windows IN to up m.
Money order window, 3 n IN TO L. m, and
| nom y IN 10 1 pm.
stamps sold from S n M TO SPIN.
| Letters registered only during money orde
| houIS.
All persons having complaints against In,
| once, ON amy account, Will please present
the same, in writing OF in person, to the post.
| master
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The Perfection Of S.Iu.

In nothing are Judgment and skill
more required than in themanufacture
of spectacles and eye glasses. BY the
selection of the best possible material
in minute crystal pebbles, and then by
the most scrnpulous care and the high
est skill in the manufacture, the Spen-
Ger Optical Manufacturing Company
of New York have gained an enviable
reputation for their Diamond Specta-
cles rs the best in the world. For sale
at j. Nj. Oram's, Main street.
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one Of It's memters, Brother Charles
COWArt,
Col, John G. Mccoy WAS called to
the chair aud IN M impressive manner
and appropriate ana feeling lRngnage
stated the object Of the meeting,
On motion Of Gen. GOOD II commit
tee of eleven was appointed TO drait
resolutions expressive of the sentl-
meuts Of the Bar.
The Chair appointed the following
committee: Gen. John j. Good, Olin
WellOurn, Geo. \. AldrIdge, ID. W.
shannon, y. f.. Burke, Jeil, ward Jrp
j. W. Thompson, Coz. Hurt Judge
Thurmond, Col, Hunt.
On motion the meeting adjourned
until one O'Clock, p m.
The meeting Of the Bar was called to
order ut half past one o'clock.
'Vhe committee on resolutions pre-
scented the following resolutions, to-
wit
Whcrcas, having learned with re-
gret OF the death of Charles COwart,
lls,., who departed this life ut his resi-
dence on the night Of the 10th inst,
therefore,
Resolved, That in his dccease the
Bar Of Dallas has lost member dlstin-
guished for professional industry, in
tegrity and uprIghtness.
Resolved That the chair OF our de-
parted brother be drnped in mourning
aud that it he reserved, and kept va
cant during the session Of this Honor
able Court.
Resolved That the Chairman ap-
! point pall-bearcr3 to escort the remains
of our late brother to the railroad de-
pot, and that the Ear and officers Of
the court be requested to attend in u
body.
Resolved, That we tender 20 the fam.
lily OF our deceased brother our pro-
found ~ mpathics, in this hour other
uilliction,
Resolved, That committee Of three
be appointed to present these rcsolu-
lions TO the Jadges of the Criminal
and Civil Courts, and request TINT
they be spread upon the minutes.
Resolved, That this committee ask
the Criminal Court 10 adjourn out of
respect to the memory of our deceased
brother.
Ro9oiVed, NAT lhe eriiol ne Court
nn requested l" 'uIiliSl tine IamiiN oi
'he deceased II certi'ied copy OF these
resolutions
JJ' COOP, chairman.
Upon the preSrntmcnt OF these rcso'
lutionS Cen. John d. Good addressed
lhe meeting III eloquent ana impress
T.. u TT Al
I'VE Terms, enlogAlng TIE character and
virtues OF The deceased
JUdEr Thnrnlond here then al
dressed the meeting, culogl"lnB The
ability ANA altalnments OF the de
ceased, stating that had he lived, there
was no position however high, which
he couid not but nave hoped to attain
Judge ihhrmohd thel addressed til,
meeting III an eloquent and able man
her upon the loss the bar haC
sustained.
me resolutions were then adopted:
The Chairman appointed the follow
ING pal!-barers to escort the remains o
the deceased to the depot. Judge Bur
ford, j. j. Good, Charles II. Jen iins
a. II, Field, Np!pNel W. c. Holland
Captain J. NJ. Mccoy, H. II. Burke
George n. Aldredge.
The chair appointed the following
committee to present the resolutions a
this meeting to the JudgpsOfth the Grim
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District Criminal Coust.

The State vs. Fred. Cullen, assault
plead guilty and fined five dollars and
costs.
The death of Mr.. Charles Cowart,
late member of this bar, being an
nounced, the honorable court was ad.
Journed over until eight O'Clock this
morning.
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9ailg 4etala.
FOR sAIE.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hnif u
block OF ground. with ~ well hnished
one-story and basement rock-cOncreto
building, and nil necessary Out-buiid-
ings, etc. An early applicant may Ne
cure bargain.
JNO. w. SwINDELIS.
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More improvements.

DIR, Cochran, the reporter learns,
contemplates tearing down the frame
buildings on the north side of ELM
street, between Austin and Lamar, and
erecting In their stead block of two
or three story brick store houses.
The new block of bricks adjoining
the above property, when completed,
VIII he occupied by firm from st.
Louisville design opening II mammoth
wholesale dry goods and notions house.
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Returned Home.

Captain j. G. Eblen returned to the
city yesterday from Fort Gibson, ]. T.,
whittier he was summoned to attend
the dying bed of his father, w. G..
Eblen, who died ON the 10Th instant,
aged titty-seven years. THE HERALD
extends to Captain Eblen its sympa-
thy.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
all be Changers.

Let's all be Changers.
Elm street was alive with bushes.
yesterday.
Still warm, with the thermometer
counting the nineties.
The Grand Jury IRE making things
lively for evil doors.
Dallas begins TO groan under the
chronic annual invasion OF an army of
drummers.
The firm of Howard IL Byerly.
mattrass manufacturers, has been dis
solved. Howard runs the business
alone.
The LeGrande Is being furnished
an d fitted up IN Il style of magniflcence
unrivalled by anything of the kind in
the State.
Several death-breeding holes, on
some Of our principal thoroughfares-
are permitted to pass unnoticed by the
proper authorities.
-lhe melancholy death of every
oody's favorite, Charley Cowart, was
.he general theme of conversation on
the streets yesterday.
sheriff Barkley Is visiting the cit
,Hens OF Hutchins, with a view OF col
iectlng few ducats claimed to be due
.he State and county in the shape of
taxes.
Duo horny-handed visitors were
rooat IN squads last night, viewing
Da''% py moonlight Round about
'ne Lamar seemed TO DO the centre Of
attraction. 9s ' "
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a Sure Remedy.

pa ino iurco'American oxygonated ynpo,
p".,,s are warranted to excel either Tho
a a",n'sn or russian baths, both in power
anu medicinal efficiency, They will oscom '
i piisn more In one month In tho positive re
~, ne' anu permanent cure of chronic disoasa.
r ruan inc great mineral springs of Germanv
california or Arkansas eau effect IN onn
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The sherman Iron Works, sherman
Texas, will be leused for n term of years to re-
sponsible parties who can invest about four
thousand dollars on taking possession. The
machinery IN all new, the works having only
been In operation about four months. A
large business can be built up by expert
enced management Apply Immediately to
Il. JoUVEN AT, Secretary,
augl2dlw Sherman, Texas
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Reduction.

Owing to the scarcity of money and hard
times Just now prevailing, reduction has
been made In prices Mt the Lafayette restau-
rant, Frank Lantery, proprietor. GIVE this
house liberal share OF patronage, as you
will be well treated ana charged reasonably.
nuul3llW
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wake Up and See Whnt IA
Going DIN.

Joseph 1tcnc:er, grocer, Ol5 Elm street.
Dallas beats all IN setting goods chcap.
nc oe('cers them to customers free. 90
ana =. g'"e nan a trial, at els Eym street.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Now Firm.

The undersigned have this dny formed
copartnershlp, under the name and style OF
Koeno and McMurtray, ana VIII be pleased
10 soc all their friends Mt their new brick
store, on Cnmy street, north side of the Texas
and Pacific depot, Dallas, Texas. aug 10 div
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MIR. JOSEPH SWAIN Will have the exclusive
charge OF tho city circulation of The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
June n, 1875.
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Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF tho Dallas
Compress Company will DO held at tho
ofice OF Il. V. Tompkins, President, on Mon
day evening, August 23d, ut half-pas 7
o'clock. HTAYIOR
augi3dtlllaus22 Secretary.
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or Rent.

two.story house on Young street, con
tolning four rooms, II nice lot, n good well
ana II good neighborhood. Terms SO per
month lmmcc inte possession given. Apply
10 W, G. HOLLAND, Herald Onicc,
Or W. q. RANDALL ~ Bro.
aug li-dtf
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Money 20 Loan

ON unincumbered real estate In the city of
Eailas, Apply at the Dallas Branch Office
Texas Mutual Life Insurance Company, 5O7
Main street, upstairs. ED. j. BROWN,
aug l1-d2t Socretary
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The Dallas Colleue

win open the FIRST session In the Dallas Col.
lego stone building ON the first Monday in
September, 1870 The institution il l.. charge
of Rev, q. II. wilbur. assisted by an able
corps OF teachers in the literary and musical
departments.
TUITION Primary classcs.,..S2 90 per month
Preparatory clnsscs..,....,., 90 per month
college c!asses.............,.... 90 per month
Music clnsses..,""""""..." % per month
augl2tllSopt
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a Card.
w. &. SlCKLES a. co.

W. G. slCKLEs " CO.,
urooers and dealers In Produce, 8l0 Elm
s SUIT WIN furnish Bagging and lief to thci,
country country friends, and ship their crops; or n
~ p''n'ers wish To consign cotton or wheat Ia
'heir friends In Galveston, they win mako
very liberal advances. '''''
July 20. w SiVH ELS,
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Attention. Fire Rows.

Fhe members of the Dallas Engine Supply
company Nod, are requested to meet ot Tho
engine house, in full uniform, for drlll
thursday evening at 7 O'Clock sharp.
g. N. BEACH, President
b. W. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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ST. LsC-sU x@s
UNION STOCK YARDS.
Bremen iyCmc, Kcnncit 81, and thc Mississippi River
ST. LOUIS, MO.

These Yards, flrst-claSs In cvory porticrI,r
nnlre now open for the Nnrdng Feeding md
linndling of all kinds of Live Stock. '''''
In connection with tho Yards the Comma.
building, with Restaurant, Sieening Rnon,so
hnrber shop, No, for the Observation-Disclosures ni
stock Men. The charges OF tho Comumn",,
VII be reasonable aud Just, Consipn direct
W .ne ST. LOUIS Union Stock Yards.
0nccrs.-Iohn Whitaker p,ost,a,,..,
Irons, Vice-prcsldent: ". h. Jn,nnao,,, u .
nerlntondont; WA. ramsay, Secretary n nui
'a'ls OuuI-NV0n,
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by The news
boys on NIL trains Of the Texas md
ana Pacific railway, and ut the news
stands In the city.
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One or two good farm hands can find per
manent employment NJ Jno NJ. Crocketts
farm. Men with small families preferred
Liberal wages paid for the right kind OF
men.
Dallas, August IL, 1875. augl3d3t
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lfgentlemen want good Washing ana neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
streets, near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received NJ our Office. aug7dlm,
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Wanted

Some one to Greet good min In Enstand
county. To ascertain the advantages the To-
cation offers, see Dnngherty, tonnelleo n
zimmerman. auglSdtf
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Persons Goina Wost

10 buy lnnds should call on Daughcrty,
Connellee & zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the postonce, ana obtain II list of landsthey
are Offering for sale auglSdtf
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Trustees Sale Of House and LOtin FOrlGV

Notice Is hereby given TINT by virtue of n
certain deed Of trust 10 me made, executed
ma delivered ny w. Is. Robertson, Jr, ON the
., pages 3ii-S, OF Kaufman County Records,
To secure the payment of n certain promis-
sorry note for six hundred dollars, described
thcreln having been SO requested to do By the
legal holders aforesaid, / will ON Tuesday,
The 1Ill day of September, 1875, sell for cash
at public auction, AT the Court house door I'm
the city of Dallas, the following described
property, to-wit:
Forney formerly Brooklyn, in Kaufman
county, Texas, together with MI and singular
the rights, mcmbcrs, appurtcnauccs and
hcrouil2mcntS to the same belonging or an
pertaining being the same lot convened Ia
said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
GIAS, FRED, TUCKER Trustee.
aug l5-d3w
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Dallas High School,

For young ladies. WIN be open for the re-
ception of pupils, near tho City Drug store,
on the, first Monday In September next. The
particular location win be given in due
ume' VIZ. WILCOX.
aug lO-dCt
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MAaTlllI COLLEGE.
ITA{E AND FEMALE.
WAZAHACIIE, TEXAS.

Nho fifth annual session of this Institution
Will commence on the first Mondny in Sep
TENDER, 1879, under the superintendent of
NJ. h. Franklin, a. NJ. NJ. D., President with
m able corps of experienced and efficient
teachers. The course of instruction is as eX-
tenslye, and will be as thorough as any
school in the State.
Tins school will he conducted strictly in
accordance with the uSngcS of the colleges
IN the South. Music n distinguished Profess
S0r Of many years experience.
The college is now being put i'm thorough
repair, and when compile ed win be one of
the largest ana best ARRANGED college build
ines i'll the state.
WaNahachie isadmirably situated for edu-
cNtional enterprises is easy of access, hnv-
ing two daily hacks from Ennis station, on
the Central road. The town and vicinity
are noted for the Intelligence, refinement
and morality of their inhabitants.
Terms of tuition per session of five months
range 80 To 81 Incidental Fees Il % Mu-
sic ON Piano, s25 use of instrument IS 00
board from So to Gl5 per moAth. Tuition in
advance. For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. b. FRANKLIN.
ouglidltW3m WaxahachIe, Texas.
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doto Il. Ward and ConnorS Walker, drug.
gsts, for your compound of syrup of
stilllngen. auglldti
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Medical College of Alabama.
AT MOBILIZE,

Tho Regular Course of Ioctrros ,,,,u,..,.
ON Monday, November TSIh. Nh Nh og I'm
u'p rs ABOUT thegOth of March following ""''
Ihe preliminary Course will conisno,oo
,ha y, tie middle of October, at which limo
The city Dispensnrv hna bco,, rn,r.,,
.ne NoiIege building, In the course of ih ,o
yenr several thousand patients ara eXon ", ,n9
mEH prescribed for At this Dspensary, IN the
10 Lecture Free To Studonts from, al, ....,.
Of the United States. ''''' i'''i III parts
Matrlculnton Feo,.. o,r ~,
psSectlnE 10 ""
4, 'or iurther nNrticularsand Circulars nnyiw
W. H. AN DERSON, NJ, d., r'''
Mobile, Juno LIST, 1876. Wv" VI '''' r"culty'
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The HERALD was yesterday pre-
scented by Mrs. Alice Kellow, who re-
sides on Tcn-Mle creek, eight miles
west of Lancaster, in this county, with
an onion of the silver skin variety,
which measured eight inches in cir
cumierence, and weighed fraction
over one pound and a quarter. Who
can beat it? Bring along your sam
pies.
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Job Work.

Every description OF commercial job work
done at ". Louis prices Mt THE HRRALv
jon OFFICE.