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REMOVAL.

TRUSTEES ALE.--By virtue OF a certain
l deed of trust, coupled with power to sell
the land hereinafter described, executed ON
the nth day of April, A, II. 1874 by j.. A.
Leonard, to me, A. j. hoe, for the purpose OF
securing me In the payment of a certain
promissory note OF four Thousand and seven
hundred and twenty dollars, made by Leon
ard Brothers, payable to me, the said A. j.
Roe or order, bearing date the 3lst day OF
January, A. ID. 1874, and TO become due 81 x
months after date (see book \, pages 4 Lao, 4, AZ
and Las, Dallas County Records of Deeds etc
will sell, ON Monday, the 10Th day of May,
a. ID. 1875, at the Courthouse door at Dallas,
In the county of Dallas, nj public cutlery, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described tract of land, to-wit: lying
In the county of Dallas and State of Texas,
the same being part of one.third league
survey In the name OF Robert Sloan, and be.
ing the same land conveyed by said Sloan
to W. u, Miller on the 9Th day of December,
A. ID. 1917, and set apart to Matte w. Leon
ard by the District Court OF Dallas county at
the June term, A. ID. ISL, thereof, and con-
veyed by her to the said j. 4. Leonard, on
the 25th day Of July, A. ID. 1872, for more par
ticular description OF which reference is here
made TO book r., page go, Dallas County
Records OF Deeds, excepting one hundred
and sfYen and two-tenth acres conveyed by
said y A. Leonard to Lowery II Waters.
A. j. ROE.
Dallas, Texas, May A, 1876. may6d9wtd
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The Moonlight Picnic.

A select party Of laiies and gentle
men will on Tuesday night, give a
moonlight picnic, at suitable point
agreed upon. The invitation list 10
large and the affair promises TO be one
Of the most brilliant and charming af-
fairs yet given here.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday Of the
coming week, this company viii give
dramatic Representations. In addI.
ton TO their own members, Mr.. w. H.
Leake, the tragedian, and Miss Annie
Waite, the popular actress viii be I'D.
ded. There has been q great dearth Of
reputable dramatic entertainments
here this week and this troupe can do
mnch towards sffording our people
pleasant amusement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-07

In sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid Is often difficult and sometimes impossi-
pie to obtain, It is extremely desirable for
families TO have In the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely COM
prehensive In Its curative operation, perfect
ly pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfe's
schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses all
the requisites OF family medicine.
marid&wly IN ....
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Mr.. Lindsley,s Lecture.

The lecture which Mr.. Philip Linds,
ley, one of the most cultured membe
Of our bar, will deliver, on the 10th
inst, at Odd Fellows Hall, Is a very
thoughtful, polished and erudite effort,
the result of much study and research.
The subject is the great DR., Samuel
johnson, the Leviathan OF English
Critical Literature, one Of the wisest,
greatest and most profound men OF his
day.
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Election Of Oniccrs Of she Young Mons
Chrnstinn Association.

At the election Of officers Of tn
Young Mems Christian Association o.
this city, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: L. G,
Reed, President; l.. NJ. Martin, Vice
President; r. NJ. Edmonson, Score
tary; A. W. Nowlin, Corresponding
Secretary |; W. Vaughan, Treasurer.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Do you suffer with sick headache or neu.
ralgia9 Then by all means try ono bottle OF
DR.. Colsman's Concentrated White Sulphur
Springs Water. II will astoniah you how
quickly you will DO relieved.
may 4dAw.sun .thursaw
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Do you need purgativo for any purposei
Then try one bottle ofDr, Coleman's Con.
centrated White Sulphur Springs Water and
YOU will forever afterwards discard pills and
other drastic purgatives. Its effect IL safe
and sure, and entirely free from gripping
nausea or any unpleasant feeling.
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lob W0rk.

Tho Herald Office Is now receiving large
consignments OF job papers OF all descrip-
tion, and asks an examination OF prices and
quality. Bill Heads twhlte and colored) Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, Cards.
Circulars, Etc. printed rs cheap az the
cheapest, and neater than the neatest. Bring
In your orders and get the benefit OF our
"Summer Prices"
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Are you troubled with constipation or
toreid llyers Try one bottle OF DIR. Cole
mans Concentrated White sulphur Springs
Water, aud YOU will receive Immediate rc-
lief. mayIdAw-san-thurs4w
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A meeting OF the stockholders of the DIAL
las Real Estate and Building association
win be held al the office OF the Secretary, III
Main street, 7o'clock Tuesday, 18th OF May
1875. by order OF the Directory.
Sd. ADAMS, President.
T. p. BARRY. Secretary. may6dtd
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Psacsicai survey Ing.

The young men Of Dallas who may
wish to have q thorough, practical
knowledge Of surveying, are invited 10
call and see f. A. Whitescarver upon
that subject. Room No. s, Dallas In.
firmary.--Ad.
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CITY BUSINESS.
DALLAS AND WICHITA RAILWAY.


DALLAS, TEXAS, May 0, 1875.
We, tho undersigned, Directors OF tho Dali
las and Wichita Railway Company, respect
fully request all the business men and prop
erty holders OF Dallas, az well ~ all good
citizens who feel an interest In the construc'
ton OF this important read, to assemble al
the Courthouse on Monday. tho Sth Instant
at o'cloce P. NJ. TO consult together, M tc
tho best means OF saving the charter OF THU
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81 LouiFi } NJ Doyle, New York, J a
lassilt, Cleburnei j A WoTleyi lnhlh'
no; l. III Morrison, Alabamhi u II
Smith and Lady, Iowa. ~ Jackson
~ Louis.
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Unless some "private banking institu-
tioii, how operating In one Of our principal
hotels on Commerce street is closed by tho
proprietors or police, the concern win be
gratuitoualy advertised for the benefit OF tho
guests OF the house. CA. may7.it
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! a n,oth A Co.. Ave,Io,..r..

J. q. Booth q Co., Asstionssrs,
Located IN bul riding No. 400 Elm street, will
Duy " sell any and all kinds OF Furniture,
Horsss Males, Wagons, ETC., ETC., or soil any
tnipg left at private sale. Auction every
day. J0EG. BOOTH, Auctioneer.
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Clothinp ! Clothing | Clothing

At the New York Clothing House, 500 Elm
street, Dallas. and ~ walker street, New
York, We ask M special favor, that every
body desiring clothing, hats, or gents fur
nishing goods, will examine our goods ant
compare prices, NJ not convinced that wo ar,
giving better value for the prices, than have
ever been seen In this city, then we shal
not expect them To buy. Such an opportunity
10 buy frat class clothing at less than man.
ufacturing prices may never occur again, al
We Wish to lay our assortment before the
public, and yet fairly aquainted with the
trade, we will make such great reduction
from regular prices, ~ TO at once gain favar
with the general public and DO CON-
visted Of being the lowest price clothing
house In Texas. aprlt-d&wSms
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Notice to Lumber Buyers.

have this day opened Retail Lumber
Yard for the Texas and Pacific Lumber as
ISOLATION In East Dallas. VIII Ill bills al
short notice for all kinds and In any amount.
Have ON hand large amount of dry lum.
ber. W. IL. JOHNSON, Agent.
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"NeuriI,,'

Tho Instantaneous ana iniAllibls
remedy for Nsswuigia-at Hoskins q
AowslIs drug store. Dallas. I'D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-07

DR.. Coleman's Concentrated White Sulphur
Syringe Water Is kept for sale by all drug
gists. mayidAw-sun- thursiw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-07

Do you want q clean and beautiful skin
Then use Or. Colemans Concentrated White
Sulphur springs Water. IL win purify the
blood, ana giyo the skin o beautiful hue.
mGylda w-aun-t hursiw
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Csnfannial Carols

The Herald has just received large as
sortment OF "Centennial Cards." and print
them to order Mt 50 a hundred reduction on
larger orders. Call early. ..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-07

surgeon and Physlclan. once, No. %o7 Main
street, mp stairs, Room No.s. where he will
b found at all hours, both day and night
ian2l-dtf f4sR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-07

wy viii run trains every hour, begin-
MIG At nine oclock Am, next Sun.
day, 10 tins Msi-Fest, Fare Tor the
feandtrIp twenty-five oents which "a
ehssp enough 10 ,'lease anybody Go
early with your quarter. I'D.
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rggMosr HOUSE.

II Roll, Sc Lonis; Ms sheldon, Donl.
son; Mrs Bean, Baltimore; J Il Mae.
key, Houston; Il A Norton, Galveston.
J Smith, Iowa; J I Ryan, Denisoni
J n Marriott Lancaster; Q D Iohnson
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Our Supplement-,

We have printed third large edition OF
our supplement on Texas, and are prepared
TO MI orders In any amount.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISS WHITNEY

Teacher of the Piano and Singlng-resi-
dence l0ii elm Street. Miss Whitney has
cultivated her musical talent In New York,
Chicago and New Orleans, and hopes to be
abba to please her patrons in Dallas.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH
Financial

HEw YoaR, May 6--Monsy 2 per cent on
call Prime ntIGantile pap4ll ir@b pnT Nsnl,
Customs receipts, $4,000. AeHlhlhnt lLi paa'
urar disbnrsed' s6D,OOO. Clearings vlv!OOpg,
sterling exchange nfm-0 days wi 10
toupons Of issl, l29J., do 1895, lli1Si do lse6
new, llB54 do 1871, 1901 do lsOs, lE3hl new oh'
nv 20 SoaM Nav 0-BanG statement
Loana, decrease, MbDOO specie, Increase Itaad
M. no 0aJi legal tenders, decrease, DhOUW !
deposits, decrease, blibDOi reserve ue'
0'NS' sw dagrH vs May 0-Gold laglays, ET'
change, sight, q premium,
Commercial.
UaIoAoo, May 0--Flour nOminally un,
changed. Wheat unsettled aud lower NO, =
spTing mJ.e spot VI tph for, June corn, ~
good demand genorallyi No y ihA@p'gI
spot i6c, Oats generally nneihAisea, on ~
ana unohanged harley fairly active and
ahade higher at BllSM0lIt.
Nav YonK, May o, Flour modeIIately
| active, but prices unchanged. wheat lehH
active No apTng arn % Ss,,ys S UnIi cw
OH mixed, no grade, b3@yln;. Oats steady
mixed Western, issiSc. Coffee ia fair de'
mand aud nfni. sugar nrm ana IN m9neI'
ate demand, Rye quiet and 1lehdg Esg'
heavy, Western llalbc. Pork heavy new
moss w b5@2l o., spot vi 70 Tor June, Gu'
meats auiet; pickled mans, 1896 mlddleh
long clear Western, llH, Lard, prime stehlh
vi2 BOsl2 w, spot June gll Slgll Oh, hntiel
unchanged. Cheese quiet at i@iIsc' WhlhhS
NEW ioaK, May O.--Cotton quiet salea2 2, bO'
bales. Uplands l2hcj Orleans u Lido; ~
lures opened June ll1t%llZg July l2lO-lOe
" 9l'Ri August ~ S'S2@ u o.N. 49,. 80,
NEW oRLEArs, May 0-Cotton active AM
lower demand fair sales $3.50 bales price
firm aud Unchanged. Receipts, not IN
bhla; GROSS . 200 bales.
TXITinoRE. May O.--Cornnrmeri Westerl
". Louis, May G.-Hemp nothing dolnl
Flour inactive and unchanged fall supernn
" 0OsS 30, extra 81 O0gti -, Xxx W e@S .
Xxx % COOS %, Wheat arm ana som
I M. I do, OOc. Corn 1rmer; No. . mixed 49,
Q,b6Cgc, cash; May, 32bc. Rye scarce ~
tirm at dc, bid. barley unchanged. Whisk
steady ut o. Butter quiet choice yeli,99,
dairy 3@2Ic, prime do ~, country Store W
NJ "a OO97 60. Pork dun obbing vi y
Dry salt meats, nothing doing. Bacon oas
. sr ~ s>s@St4S l2@l2A@l29sSl2hc' Lard, n
market.
Live stock.
sr LOUIS, May a. Hogs strong, active an
hcigher flight shipping, % 1G6 lOi baeol
A 6t0 20. Recoi OTIS, 40 head.
Cattle active and strong; good TO choice o.
4 tive steers, ~ 7b@5 ~; pony steers " w
37IS; fair 10 choice cows, ~ 1904 70; stool
] en, 8S@i CO.. Receipts 22S head.
r seep steady and unchanged keceip
4 IICHIcAa,, April 0.--Cattle-- Receipts, 49,
, head. Market active and strong aud closee
! lO@ei2c higher; common 10 good butcher
81 256yt 20; fair 10 good stockoS, w 70@iT
good 10 choice shipping 81 25@6 6Oi stocker
nc ~. Receipts, 1900 head. Market actiy
at b@iO higher; light bacon, " 1907 20; :shil
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The above establishment, ia u branch o.
tho woll-known house OF A. Streinburg 1
Co., 81 Walker street. New York.
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LAMAR HOUSE.

"a w Bradshaw, Dallas county; JR
Jolley, New Orleans; X Chilts, Dallas
county; A Bradshaw, Chicago; Z Sher-
man, Iowa; A Angus, Corsicana; 8 NJ
Johnson, Quincy, Illlnois; 3 b Smith,
Memphis; 4 P Madison, Council. Bluff,
Iowa; A Block, New Orleans; A
Stevens, i p Rk
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COMMERCIAL.

J 8 Parmslee, New York; J A Ford,
Austin; ID A Wolf, Princeton, Ills; L
@ Seward. Cincinnati; Thos Brown,
Chester, 0; Miss Lizzie Smith, Ga;
Joseph Taylor, Shreveport; Chas Null
Ian. Denison.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LEGRAND HOTEL.

CM Clark, Albany, Ga; l. B Phillips,
Tuskegee; M B Swanson, Pitts; ] G
Brown, agent Simonds' Troupe; Il +
Williams, st Louis; M Hornberger, N
Y; J p w Harlan, st Louis; N Hof.
menner, Louisville. -
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-20
The Norristown Gazette.
THE CANVASS.

Hon. E. A. James and Maj. A.. FL
Pettibone, Democratic and Republi
can candidates for Electors for the
State at large. will address their fel-
low citizens at the following times :
Tuesday. Sept. 19. Elizabethton.
Wednesday. Sept. 20. Jonesboro.
Thursday, Sept. 2l. Greeneville.
Friday. Sept. p, Rogersville.
Saturday. Sept. 23. MORRISTOWN
Monday. Sept. 25. Maynardville.
Tuesday, Sept. 26. Jacksboro'.
Wednesday. Sept. 27, Clinton
Thursday. Sept. .28, Knoxville.
Friday. Sept 20, London.
Saturday, Sept. 80, Athens.
Monday, October 2. Decatur.
Tuesday. October 5, Washington.
Wednesday, October 4, Pikeville.
Thursday, October 5. Spencer.
Friday, October 6, McMinnvilIe.
Saturday. October z. Tullahoma.
Monday, October 9, Chattanooga.
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year old: 1st premium. w. S.
Phipps I'd premium. Jot. j. Phipps
Best Berkshire boar and sow: 1st
premium. w. S. Phipps; I'd premi,
um. Conrad Fudge. Best pen Of A
pigs 1st premium. N. f. Phipps.
Best fat hog 1st premium, N. F.
Phipps. Best display of saddles,
brides and harness: Ist premium,
Fulkerson & Johnson. of Rogers
vile, Tenn. ~ aHrs 800
The officers of the Association re-
turn thanks to the following named
gentlemen, who acted as judges in
the different departments
Thoroughbred cattle-Ham. Hord,
Dewolf Miller and c. NJ. Harlan.
Grssle Cattle--Michsel Looney, w.
Powell, Washington county. Chas.
Wilhelm, Scott county. Virginia.
Fat Stock--Wm. Upton. Hawkins
county, Benz. Bean. Hawkins coun-
ty, VIM. Dickinson, Scott county.
Virginia.
Horses-John Thomas. Sullivan
county, G. G. Lyons. Hawkins coun-
ty, Isaac Wolf. Scott county. Va.
Mules--Loyd Ford, j. V. Snapp,
David Ellsworth. Scott county, Va.
Saddle Horses--John Anderson,
Sullivan county, John Thomas, Sui
livan county. A. b. Mehndy, SulIi-
van county.
Sheep-John Thoma, Sullivan CO.,
Ham. Hord, Hawkins CO., VIM. A.
Lyons, Hawkins CO. [.,.
lIogs--Thos. Eanes, Sullivan CO.,
Wm. Hord, Hawkins CO., Robert
Ratliffe. Hawkins co.
SECRETARY.
New Canton. Tenn, Sept. s. 1876.
Greeneville IateHigencer and Bris-
tol Courier please copy without
charge,
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q The Democratic party of the several
districts of Hawkins county are request
ed to hold district meetings, or other
wise get the sense of their respective
districts, and send delegates to the coun-
ty Convention to be held at Rogersville
on the 25th day of September, 1876, it
being the fourth Monday of the month,
and also Circuit Court This is matter
of the utmost importance and should be
promptly attended to by all the districts
W. III. WArrERsoN, Chairman.
September 12, 1876.
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HOW TO MAKE CUP. CAKE

To the Editor of the Morristown Gazette:
Were you ever at a surprise par
ty? The question is euperfuous.
To accomplish surprise party is for
certain, group of young folks to
meet at fixed locality, and proceed
in couples to the house of some one
friendly to young people. and then
and there spend the evening with
music, games, dancing, etc.
The first move is notification of
the party to be surprised like the
Irishman, who. after. a voyage, wrote
a letter to his family that he aoas
coming home and for fear that they
mig t not get the letter carried it
himself. This is done by the talk
ing man of the crowd. The next
move is. having selected partners.
for each young fellow to address his
especial duck thusly:
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"A POLITICAL CAMP MEETING.


They are having big time in In
diana. The Democratic Central
Committee has just received advices
from Washington, Daviess county,
in regard to political camp-meeting
now under organization at that point.
The arrangement provides for NOV
ing caravan to be composed of 500
Tilden Guards In uniform as an ad-
vance escort Of $50 wagons, each
containing men, women, aud provis-
ions for the trip. and q 12-pound
cannon manned BY gunners. The
design il to start from Washington
Elon the morning Of September I9.
and make q complete circuit Of the
district. stopping every day at some
prominent point for q meeting. At
sun rise salute of 100 guns will be
fred TO convince the neighborhood
that business ia ON hand. After a
march Of six days the crowd will re-
turn TO Washington. whore the exer-
cises will be closed with an enthnsi-
astic rally. Preparations are going
on vigorously, and the enterprise
promises to be the most novel aud
successful of the cara paign. The
committee has secured Tho services
Of Hon. Heister Clymer OF Pennsyl-
vania. and ,sSunsetr Cox. Of New
York, while other prominent gentle-
men have been invited.
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Mr.. ZoLICOFFER' S


The material of these missiyes is
generally the latest grotesqueness in
stationery their construction mark
ed with an effort to bring the elbow
of the writing-arm straight to the
front and loop the corner Of the
mouth over one ear. After much
ira yail, ink-stain, and shibboleth, the
thing is gotten up, and perfumed
with musk, and a soupcon of tobacco
smoke sent on its way. a. word
about musk.
If ever [ am President of these
United States, and can control the
Treasury, I'll make corner in
''musk :" whether derived from the
musk. deer, the musk-rat, or the
musk-meIon. In that matter / have
reminiscenee.
Bric-a-Brac was once a great chief.
The sun rose upon mackerel and
potatoes for breakfast; it's meridian
splendor fell upon dried apples and
pump-water; its setting beams rested
upon Bric-a-Brac sscelli1ag for supper.
His wigwam was full of store clothes,
hair oil, paper collars, and aver 81
almanacs. He fancied young maid
en- whose name was Dew in june
Her friends called her Sarah Ann.
Sarah Ann aad / went to a party
twas winter-she wore furs, wore
bat-e0tnged overcoat. In the cloak
room her furs and my overcoat fra
teTnized. For weeks after, / would
be saluted with, tsGive me slice Of
1T - "a slice of what ?" s'That
musk" Whether derived from the
hunted and founded nusk-deer, or
from the no less badly treated musk
rat, 1 will ha' none of it, Give me
bay-rum as de1nier resso1t, rather
than this rose crusher. this smell de-
stroyer Give me Cologne, (pro-
nounced ''ke-lunge,'') or give me
death !zaS=zE -
The hostess informed of the an
ticipated raid. lays in her stock of
eggs, -four, etc, and then calls in the
aid Of some gingerbread artistic in
cookies, and proceeds to business.
Out comes the scales, the egg flap
per and the recipe book. The latter
article is usually black book; the
first pages illustrated with impossi-
bic swine, sheep and poultry, laid
off in townships and quarter-secLions
as a carver's guide. The hostess
takes this book in one hand, a table,
spoon in the other. sun-bonnet
wrong end foremost on her head,
and thus soliloquizes: s'Take one
cup of sngar-Mandyi do 60 see
what that child is squalling about
two cups Of flour-there that soar
kettle . boiling overs teaspoonful
Of saiRratus-my good gracious.
Jane /! why didn't you put a cloth
bover this milk?-four eggs-there
comes that COMPOUNDED blackberry
woman, and I have not a cent OF
change" But the batter is made At
last. poured in the pans. and placed
in the oven. Twirl. goes the chick
en-, flap goes the carcass, spirit goes
the warm blood. Remarks upon
Methodist preachers next in order.
While the cake bakes and tho feath.
ers are plncking, Mandy and her
mistress discuss neighbors, former
help, and kindred topics.
The young gentlemen borrow ra-
zors, invest in paper collars and ce.
rulean necEties. the young ladies
compare toilettes and criticise funny
things at former surprises.
The evening comes. aud the com.
pany assemblies with considerable
buzz and banging of heels outside.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-20

Says Boston physician. 'shas no equal as a blood
purifier Hearing of its many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed visited the
it. 1t is prepared from barks, roots and herbs,
each of which is highly effective, and they
-irncr
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Report from a Practical Chemist
and ApOthecary. .uo9 q

14M Bosrox, Jan /, 1874
Dear Sir-Thfs is to certify that have sold mt re-
tail I545< dozen q852 bottles) of your VEGETINE
since April II, 1870 and can truly say that it has
given the best satisfaction Of any remedy for the
complaints for which il is recommended, that
ever sold. Scarcely day passes without some OF
my customers testfyfng to its merits themselves
or their friends. am perfectly cognizant Of sew
eral cases OF scrofulons Tnmors being cured by
VEGETINE alone in this vicinity. ff.ft
Very respectfully yonrs,
- s Al GILMAN, 468 Broadway,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-20
vEGETINE
VEGETINE.

Instead of being puffed up-medicine has worked
its way up its present astonishing by
tual merit in curing all diseases of the blood, of
WhateYer nature
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-20
VEGETINE
VEGETINE

Does not deceive invaids into false hopes by purg
ing and creating fictitious appetite, but assists
nature in cleaning and purifying the whole system,
leading the patient gradually to perfect health.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-09-20

Was looked upon experiment for time
by some of best physicians, but those most in
credulous in regard to its merit are now its most
ardent friends and supporters. sffstsr .si.t -r