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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING AueIioneer.

FEEEga PLATE r MIRESR.. fIss WALNUT
AND mAkBLE TOP CorT ,GE rUBNIrURE,
Top TABGkS, OHRoMOs AND EEGRAy-
ikGs, HaIR AND HUsk MATTRESSES, PIT
InMs, ANn HOLSTERS. OFFICE FURNI-
LUBE. EXTENSION DINIHG AND OTHER
TABLES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. CANE
AND NOg sEAT CHAIRS, COOKING AND
HEATING sTOVAS, KITCHEN REQUISIrks
so SECTIONS NEW Rfr6BER HOSE. STORE
EiAIUkEsAND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IhEsH GROCERIES. SCALES AMI
WEIGHTS, SC. AT AUCTION
~ On TO MORROW Saturday May 8, 1876
at 10 O'Clock, 10 front Of nv auction rooms 4
~ shsll sell large aud superior collection OF
hout enoio goods tOs eih-r with a large lot OF
uisnce OF sale. "
Tern cash
1t THOs. BOWLING, tue,iopeer.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

III
SALE OF FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN THE
CITY, SITUATED At THE CORNER OFF
18TH And h STREETS NORTH VEST
a. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May sth at
90 o clock we will sell, in front Of the pre-
M lses, Lot II and part lot ii in square N o. I99
Lot IL has front of 50 IL feet on x street; an
ans front OF ~ feet at the intersection of aud
10Th streets, and l57l2 10th street. Lot III "a
afront OF ~ feet 18Th street and will be subii
yided into two lots uiIh frontage OF 20 feet each
these lots are each los fe 4 In depth and are the
most Desirable butlding sites in Washing tou. A
Plat OF this property can be the once of tn,
auctloneeIs, and will be shown on the D. emises on
the day of sale.
Terms: One quarter cash; balance in oua, two
and three years notes bearing six per cent inter-
eat and 81 cured by deed of trust on the prem l.es
sold. deposit Of ESQ will be re1uir as soon as
sod. DUNOANsON BROS
may4d REP Anction.ars
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AN ELoPEMENT AFTER AN ENGAGF-
NENT To THE GREAT CoRNET PLAYER-
Judge Gilbert in Brooklyn yesterday dis
missed the complaint in the divorce suit OF
Matilda Z. Stanley against DIR. Frederick
U. Stanley, OF Buffalo. The couple were
married ia 1850 and had two children. Dr.
Stanley has $4,000 worth of real estate, and
an income of - 600 a year. His wife alleged
that be had been violent toward herself aud
children, that he had refused 10 provide for
her, hld driven her son away from home,
and had introduced women OF questionable
reputation In the house. TIE answer was
that Mrs. Stanley had been unfaithful The
testimony showed that their daughter Ella
was engaged 10 marry Levy, the cOrnet
player, in Hamburg 10 July, ISIS, and that
Der rather went TO great expense TO prepare
her trousseau, and sent his wife and son
with her TO Europe on June p, 1873, but on
June 20, Miss Ella eloped with David Pulci-
Ter, alias Boston Dave" and was married
10 him on the same evening. The rest OF the
family went to Europe.-lN. Y. Sun, 2f
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DIssoLUTION OF co PARTNERSHIP.
STOCK AND FIXTUREs FOR SAIL

STOCK AND FIXTURFS FOR SALE
The &C IsrtHership of J. O wIswALL CO.
s1PJiHs - limitation July Is, our stock
MIST BE CLOSED
On OF before hat date
We shall offer 20 morrow, ard cortipue 20 seII
o. 50 fsyS, eur large and compls te stocE of
ID h Y GOODS
At GBEAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
suc al 60 n -rDainirR on hand june lst will be
sold a. AUCTION WITHOUT RESERYE
1rdeT TO C.0Ss ~ 80 DAYS.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
III be made en- LsrEe portion OF our stock
Irints- a. snd g.. cents per yard
krCVn CnftuI s, { cents rer ard.
FIGURED t-ruauires. o., 70 and l2}S CTS
GreE a1llas So stripes At 10 cts
Sllk GreE sdtFe- lelON cost.
summer si'z~- 81. CTS and upwards
Pure blaCk y hairs. 81 Cts.. worth IS
Vine Bi3 Is Dress silks, IS c. worth al 10
200 srds Black Alpacas, Isl 10 S!5I cts,
PARASOIS a. cost
Large lot Fable Dsmssks Napkins. Wine Cloths
ElanO CIveJs- &c - less hau y - YORK cost
|" GREAE BAEGAlNS in everything.
,. q NiswALG n CO.,
eH2y-n $40 TIN It, near Pc. ave.
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THOMAS BOWLING, a uotioneer.

HEeE.TT vAL SaHnd HMIMPRoyED REAL
s9tARE FEET OF aRouNb' at PUBLIC PUBLIC
sn ON TT EsDAY AFTERNOON, May tn. 9Th,
i tIo; az 9 clock, on the premises, SHALL cell
AID 10 s9aarS 90 on the east side Of 22d street,
square on the north side Of Street e bStwee In
2lst ana 2ad streets: lol No. 70 same square, on
This prUptIty will be sold in orisiDai lots or in
subdivision to suit purchasers. aud being ia of
the most rapidly improving sections of the city,
should demand the attention OF parties desiring
prof. able investment.
months, with notes bearing interest st per cent
per annum, aid secured BY a deed OF trust on the
spa9 dGds tBeSI rios DoWLTsG. kacs.
VNhONAs DOWLInG, AuotiOnesr
EXECUTORS s,LE OF VALUABLE PROP.
FRI IL SQUARE No. SO, IN WASHING
o. b. virtue of the last wi and testament OF
k1 lanes Green, late Of Wsship gton CITY, de-
on TUEsDAY. the 9tn day Of May, loT6, at
as sSs oosns 'Ge the
10 Washington CITY, DIS riot Of Columbia, being
point The east side OF 2,t street distant 81 feet
., d 2 inches from the Intersection Of New Hsmp-
said aIst street Il feet aud inches, then east - feet
then north u feet aud inches then west 90 feet 20
Al O. all Of Lot E. being a s1pdivi.iSa Of aid
square th7 syid lot fORting AZ feet aud inches
feet deep, end tire south lire lis feet llA inches
deep and the rear lie q feet inches, with the
buildings upon the came, containing ISL square
feet.
Terms of sale: OBe-third cash; balance ia six and
twelve months, The pnrchsEer giving his Lotes,
beariI per cent interest from tce day Of SAFE,
deed given, and deed Of trust taken 10 secure de
f,rTeo payments All CopveyaEcieg 81 the cost II
the puI chaser. deSosi, Of IS eq uired when the
properly is stI Gck off
p JACKSON, Executor,
mJ3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on THE
NOBTH SlDs or pENkSYLNAStA AVE
NUE.. BETw ZEN I'm AND 18Th STREETS
kOBTH MIST. IT AUCTION
- Oh MONDAY. Mas s.h, 1875, at 3Z O'Clock
III m tn froEt OF the p-enis s, VII sell that
VIZ valuable bushes prOpertg on The north side
Of PepDsylvspfs avenue. between 18th a d Is h
streets northwest No I7i3l, being LIT No 7, ia
Square l66, having trout of 81 feet b. dseth Of
lG2 IL Il feet TO D. ~ OF alley. ana improved by
. two story Brick D~ellits Known as the Star and
Garter Restaurant
Terms: One-thi cash; balance in 8, II and IS
months, notes bsarins iutere.f AT psr cant psr
snnIm, aud secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty A deposit of . Ito reQni Ell 81 time Of sale.
sl36d thus, BOWLING. Auct.
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TRpSrEE SALE OF IMPROVED AND I'm
IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE

Enr By VIZ ne OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
Eak The District OF Columbia, passed Sd May, 1876
10 cause No fs4, EQUITY Docket Is. wherein eusau
MOTIF Is plain tiff and Mos Beufdict Fer une aud
he's are defendsnts, will, on THURSDAY. the
DAY OF May, 1916 At Ga O'Clock o. m. proceed
70 sell At public auction, in front of tia premises.
the lots OF ground lying in the city Of Was hinston
y. knrvn as Lots ieufred "An and ''B of
Todd and Philips subdivision of original lots Nos
and In Square No. SIS Lot fronts 20 feet on
south street by depth OF 100 feet, and is MIN
depth OF 1861 feet, and is improv cd by tubstan-
tlal TWO story Brick Dwelling. The property is
Sd and AZ streets west.
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
arc IL months deferred payments to bear interest
AT the rate OF ak per cent per annum from day OF
ssie deposit OF $50 will be required at time of
purchaser. ~ -
b. h: Warner, Auct. JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee.
my5 eo6ds It. ID, CLEARY. SaIesmxn
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THOS. k wAGGAMAN,
Il Beal Estate Auctioneer, SI9 7th street

hiuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No 3II
STREET SOUTHEAST BETWEEs TUIRn
AND FOURTH
"a On TUESDAY, May 9, at 8 O'Clock o. m,
VIII offer tor sale, in font of the premises
lot Ieitered n: in square 79l, l7x70. improved BIZ
three Story Brick HOuse of 10 rooms with modern
Terms day of sale
my5 eo6ds THOS. T. WAGGANAN Anc,
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N.Y. el us Marset Space.
WE ARE SELLING DRY GOODS VERY
W CHAP.
seSutif1l ssrtEs Dress Goods L. %. IS 81 81, co. So
- ard VOL press Goods 81
Black slks- u, ei.2s. 81 50, 81 IS.
Blsck CashE ere, rs. q. 81
Black Alpaca- double width, IS. 81, 81.
flack Silk. hfohsir AIR.cs, 50, worth IS.
BLACK GTepafs -. .. 81. 81
CARrER'S, S07 Market Space.
ErcelisTt Cell 7o. ~.
Good ittsn. -
Wide She tins Cotton, IS,
PARAsOLS, PARAsOLs, PARASOLs,
Fery Chfsp. Very Cheap Very Cheap.
e5s W.
Good Stock fngs, y. Linen Hsndk erchief. g. Linen
Towels, ) Exceiieut Sed Tick. Is: u onay comb
Quits, 5. b-a1ttfVl Lawn, IL. excellent quail
Y White X, II; very fine all Linen Table
Damask 20.
Mems shirts made Of wsmsstts Cotton, Linen Bo-
som, % myl tr
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MORE "STARTLING DISCLOSURES" AND
sToUSpING FACTS."-The SUB commit
lee OF the House OF Repre- sentativeS Commit
lee on Naval Affairs TOOK testimony at New
YORK last night In connection with the
Brooklyn navy yard affairs, aud the tele-
graphic report says: Startling disclosures
nave been made by some OF the Witnesses
and the committee state that It was high
time TO investigate that navy yard. Their
report will contain some astounding facts
aid IL rs rumOred that several prominent
parties are implicated by the evidence taken.
The witnesses examined last evening were
Chief Engineer Dandy. Medical Directors
Willisms and Potter, Paymaster Eldrldse,
Major Butler. Charles Shellfant, j. y. HeaIv
chief Clerk Frazer and many others. The
Investigation Will last for another week.
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UNIVERSAL X. II TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS TO or from all points
sO T.dnct soSh az eaE or sSld E
upon any other Office or depot HnL @&HSA&
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply to III. u. WHITESIDE,
epIly 915 Penn, ave, Wssbfpgton ID q.
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DRY GOODS

DLACk SILEa,
ID CULDkED SILKS.
PLAID ard STRIPED SILKS
Just rece ivsf from auction forty piece, OF SILK
hieh We are seiliGg 81 great bArFSins
WI. ~ RILEY,
hyI ~ us MarEet Space.
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fDWIN J. SWEET, AuctIoneer.

EDWIN J. SWEET, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALEOF "A FINE, LARGE STOCK
OF DRUGS, T0GETHER WITH THE GOOD
WILL AND FlXTURrS AND LEASE OF
DRUG STORE AT TIE SOUTHWEST Ooh
NEk OF 1TH AND N STREETS NORTHWEST
~ BY virtue of q deed Of trust 20 me, dated De-
~ cember l, A ID. 1875, and dolly recorded in
Liber No s4, folio 81, one of the land recor as
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
April 29th le76, at O'Clock ,. a large and fine
lot OF Drugs, Perfumery. Toilet Articles. &c &c,
&C being the entire stock of DI uR Store No 1854
on the southwest corner of 7th and streets north
west
Terms Of sac cash. A deposit OF 81 geo required
OF the purchaser at time OF sale. If the terms OF
the trustee the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser
GEORGE J. BOND, Trustee.
sBztd l.. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
~ The ABOVE sALr IS POSTPONED
until TIT RsDAY, May 11th, 1870, same hour and
myl GEORGE J. BOND, Trustee.
I WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
MONDAY, at 5 O'Clock D. m. APRIL "a, In front
OF the premises two three story Brick Houses, Nos.
l24 and l26 Sd street southeast. Terms made
khOwn on day of sale. GEORGE OOWIE,
Secretary N. G. b. Il. Association.
BOWMAN GREEN, Austs.
III. v. LUIIBELL, Salesman. spl0-3taw
81 TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 22d dsy Of May, same hour
and place. GE0RGE COWIE,
Secretary N. y. r. E. Association,
apA- M. q. LUTTLELL, Salesman.
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u H. wARNER, corner 7tb and r sta

III
o. By virtue Of & deed OF trust to me. dated Jnne
- 800 recorded in Liber No. 7S9, folio 81 &C /,
one 81 the land records for the couUty OF Washing
nn,D :, l. shall sell I'm front Of the premises on
FRIDAY, May D, lS76, at D o'clock . N mart OF
suDoEson Lot seventy one (7ll, ia square east OF
sixteen feet on street OF this CITY by eighty
het deep win rear and side alley; toge ner With
the lm provements thereon, consisting of a sx-room
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. of which af,y Ill
!sIs vii DE required 70 10 immediately paid; and
thc fslsnce In six, txelve, and eighteen months
am um until paid, to be secured by the purchsssr
notes and de cd Of trust on the pr perry III the
Iull terms OF sale are MT complied with in seven
Gays after the day of sale, the property will be g.
soid at the risk and Of the dtfauting purcha-
ser, alter one weeks notice. all the cost Of deeds
ana recording to be paid by the purchaser.
apps eo6ds JNO. w KENNEDY. Trustee.
YOUNG & MIDDLETON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
OHANCERY sALEOF IMPROVED PROPER
~. No. 1899 SIXTH sTREET NORTH
a By virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court of
X the District OF C.lumbia, will sell at public
s.ciion, IN front ef The premises, on FRIDAY. the
described real estate to wit Part Of Iot Numbered
Z, in square numbered 4Sl, with the mproy ements
consfs' ing OF q two story frame house
JAMES Il. BANGS, Trustee
myl m,wf YOUNG MIDDLETON, Auots.
A FIks1: CLASS DWELLING ON I4TH
AN IREIT. BETWEEN C0BCORtN AND X
STREETS. AT AUt TONI ~iIl cell. at public
ath, AZ 5 O'Clock m, that large new first class
Dwelling situate as above, containing IL rooms and
All toe modern improvements; with cellar bay win
dows &c lot '5xi20. Title perfect Terms at sale
Stu paid down at time of sale All cOnveysncing
my / dts THOs. Il. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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pr.vrnr 1877 Witnessed nimurs in
rhis coupt,y to fine omnuut of S2gI .75O.
GOO which il lorrcr than than the fail
mos or any ycor in fine present dcprcss.
inn But committing fine failures Of 1851
and IF tIuoo following wears. we have q
total only $500 OooOoO. while. if we add
u,c ailurrs or lS73I.5.G the sum total
T.. ass5 OOu OOG or $l2j coo 600 more
u,,, i, ,,, .,,ri,l ,r lS51 ADMIN. fine
casis or ,S51 wos arcodoyc,. the whole
,o,u,,ry North and South alike In
IS-!. ,h, g,utl, Lol NOT recovered from
u, destructive. oo,prics Of fine war. and
:, ,roh,bly has not suffered from the
crisis ;l.clf ms severely in PROMOTION IA
IN Isi7. Hut fine whole country ho,
.ruarol Il vastly lowpr continuation
If yorocl.nu thr. MAST five wears the in
,ol,cncics or fine country amount t,
uor, thon one thousand millions ol
uc c,,iynlcnt Of onc-Courth of the ms
y,.,cl yoluolion Of All fine persona
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Many oucrjcs have been pronounced
H., a., r,,.. ,r,,s IT,. T., an, ~ II
~ y" w. ." "
Howard, hN'''hA iron" texas an" re-
Gently appointed by General Grant
"Suryryor General rWnshinston Terri
,,,,u An nc,o,crs. s,,m .,nv;ons +,
''' n,. n,..,..'
know WA" he w. ~ ! ''''''n' 'I''''"'
comes forward amt rnlIghtcns them IN
this wise:
This wan. s,,nnoul idnnt;roI Harvard
,.,'. dnnjg,n ri Palestine in nr oLnnt
w.. ,,,.,. INA and a., h,li,,n bnll ~,
oro ,nn. IN, onnnmrnrnl or Disn,;r,
At,o,m,y for this judicial District ny.
u,n sinuturc If Edmund ! D,,is
H,yn. how,yer ia fine manner Il,
,yhicL thc mysti, Radical crew nnt 49,
;,hy lac ncyr,, ,nuc,rrl to ON, lnovI
nI., IN thot rnuority Undo, S.n,,
nnv Lorrnsrl wos then rrnsi.l,n,
;"I,o nr Mia District Some tim, ol,a,
| I,Iow,rL mn, in on onnrarourr hcrn :,
so,n,s IA, cot inf, rruhlr and ,,,,.
yrn Suddenly 10 mic i,
nlhrr words Inc was rhor.rJ
Inv 'mo,iop div filed and which, v,.
considered nj the .prinr term of n",
District Court for 1878. of fraudulent
and disrcpumhlc conduct mbccomino
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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Or,
Geo =, Coleman, Dallas, Texas, Is am lntnlla,
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick ana
Nervous Headache, NcuralEiN,lurpiu i.yGr
Nervous Debility and the long list OF lis
eases arising from dtsOrdcred stomach and
cunstipaled bowels.
IL Will relieve the worst eases of nervous
headaches In from one 10 three hours. VIII
cure the most obstinate cases of chronic con-
Stipation in from ten 10 thirty days.
II is the best and surest pulgattve ever
used for any disease, b Ing perfectly safe un-
DER all circumstances, unlaillng in It's aC-
ton, entirely free from any nausea, gripping
or even unpleHSnutneSS Possessing tonic
properties, "a thing unknown IN amy other
sure purgatiVc) that purlncS the blood and
builds up the system IN such manner TINT
the same effect Is produced by Il rCddccd
dose until It's use may he discontinued ana II
permanent cure effected,
II Is convenient, only requiring glass Ol
water and can be taken M all times, MS its
action will not Interfere in either business
| or pleasure.
By analysts this preparation will be f0dnd
| to contain all the medicinal properties uI
the White sulphur Spring Water, as taken
| nom the Sprlngs,,hut in n concentrated form
| each pint being equal TO two gallons.
The medicinal properties of the Salncs
aud acids found IN White sulphur Spring
| Water ARE well understood by all wen in
| formed medical men. In fact, these salues
! and acids prepared by nature enter directly
| into the composition of the blood, and uu
| blood can be healthy that lacks any one OF
| them in their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvaryinG action of
| TINS preparation. AS soon rs II * taken II
enters into the blood, eXpelng all accumu.
| lated pOisonS arising from indigestion uI
malaria, purifying the blood, and strength
| eniug the nervous system, clearing the COM
plexion and innartiug n general healthy
| tone to the entire system,
10 put this IN the reach OF ALL we are put
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
lint No Business Advertisement In-
serted without Pay.

Desiring o. make The Herald The medium
of cOnniuul.. ton for the general punI''
ma also tO assist those VINO may hrtu W.,
udyrtIlsIuu column AdyertlsmuuW undr r
IGr mend Ut "lnst" "runpd,' wanted .
"For sale" "Fur Rout' 80 IcI' oi huI
more thun tn."c llnus, VIII Toe lnhcrtnu III
ms column two times free OF rhnrHr' "ngn
,xcru,. win 10. charged ut ,hr rtln VI hNr
rents u linr, rucn insertion, M advance, hnl
when such ndvcr'i8rmcn' 1T" PRIME" Ih1,'
Than tWu limrg they viii uo charged ~ VI,
rnir OF I'VE ccuLi % lInr ~ udFhuc' I'I ,"'"
''iIitIu,,ul Insertion. seven words MAKE "a
llup.
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We, the undersigned Druggists of Dallas
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Watel
for the past year or more, and having annie
opportunity OF learning OF It's effect upon Tho
parties to whom we have sold, do unheSi In
tingly pronounce 1t one OF the best remcd lie,
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In DR.. Colemans circular. And es
pecally chronic constipation, sick and urr.
vous headaches and MS u common purgativ,
we have never cold any preparation thai
gives such universal satisfaction.
knowing It's pleasant md uniailing effects
together with its perfect safety under all cir.
cunstances, we most checlmly recommend
its use TO the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR& WALKER,
GALLAWAI ~ GALE,
HOIklNS& HOWELL,
WILLIAMS ~ TOLLlVER.
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876.
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TN. Rebellion Of the stomach,

The stomach obstnatelS rebels against NIL
efforts to make 1t digest superintendent or
indigestihlc food, when NJ of dyspepsia
has been brought on by ovcr-indulgcnce in
the pleasures of the table, or any other cause,
the invalid can obtain from llostettcrs
stomach Bitters prompter and moro COM
plete u relief than from any other source.
This admirable specific not only renders dl.
gcstion active, but regulates the secretion
aud distribution OF the bile, re.ostnbllshes a
regular habit OF body when oostivoness OK
lists, restores the appetite, soothcs and invig-
crates tho nerves, and, II taken before retr-
ing, facilitates sleep. Under these happy
conditions, the dyspeptic or bilious subject
regains lost flesh, his spirit receiver their
elasticity, aud all the various ana hnrasslng
bodily and mental symptoms of chronic
Indigestion disappear.
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Ascycnts are now shaping themselves,
il becomes wcll nigh evident that a
Democratic president will soon occupy
the White House In the formation oI
any cabinet that may he named some
distinguished gentleman from the South
will be accorded u position IuG Her
AID knows of no bctlcrmon for such q
position than the Hon. John Hancock
of this State. Tooppoiut him would b'
to reflect credit upon amy odminisua
ton Ills chances are certainly secono
to those of no mans in the South,
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The anmest Town IN Americn

Dallas is printing $4,000 worth Of
pamphlets and employing an agent and
lecturer to distribute thCm Dallas
thus fights Tom Scott, Fort Worth aud
destiny with printers ink, and CAB and
then finishes the job by starting II mar.
row-guOge--thc Dallas and Wichita
road--to Pixies Peak Dallas is the
gOmcst town in America, and Austin
perhaps the most incapable,
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FoR the information of our legal read
crs, us well rs business men, We give
the revised section of the bankrupt law
MS recently amended by Congress
Section BIS Atauy time after the cN-
pirotion of ak months from adiudicr
ton of bankruptcy, or iruo debts have
been proved against the bankrupt or il
no assets have come to the hand of
the assignee at any time after
the expiration of sixty days, and before
final disposition of the cause the bank.
rupt may apply to the court for Il dis
charge from his debts. This section
shall apply to all eases heretofore Oh
hereafter commenced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

rnG Austin papers seem to think that
Senators Grace and Terrell, because OF
their blatant opposition to the Texas
and Pacific Railway, are the greatest
orators, mighticst statesmen, and tn,
lordliest couplct of magnificent fellow
that ever threw the remainder Of d
puny senate into utter insignicancr
We feel sorry for Terrell and Grace
but our sorrow won't stop that wonder
full overflow of llattcry with which inter
cstcd Austin papers are just nov
stopping over
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

We, the undersigned citizens of Dallas
having used DR.. CulomanE Concentrnte,
White sulphur Springs Water. for one ol
more of the following diseases, VIZ, Chronic
constipation, Sick and Nervous Hoalnrh, <
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and i'm every
instance have received speedy relief and If
eases oi chronic Constipation, n permanent
sure. Asa common pugative In all Olsen,
eeS, we have never used Il medicine so nm.
railing In It's effect and at the same time 81
Pheasant In Its action, being entirely ire,
on any nausea, gripping, or even unnlpas
Nhthess. We tind by using IL regularly thoI
we can reduce the dose gradually until one.
ms the full dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre.
phretlon, we can recommend II In an nm.
luulhed manner 70 the suffering every.
where. W, A, RORi NSoN WY
q, X. MERI W ETHER,
I. \ CLARK,
W.J, DuFFEN,
Il. NJ, FLOOD,
u, N.VAUGHN,
\. ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
a. MARSHALL,
u, Il, HAHER,
WI, SlCKLES,
t,,, .Tll HERMAN,
N'~ow0m ANhMANY OTHERS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-27

Miss pllmnE CozlgNs, the hcwitchlng
attorucy.atIaw to whom Mr., Wotic@on
gave the floor at the st. Louis Conycn
ton by vigorously flooring all raiscrs OF
"plmts' Of order, has 0yowcd her deter
mination to 90 for Uncle Sam. 'riIdon
The Kentucky Nnr Fra now wishes ia
know If IncIo Samuel cannot rccjWo
onto hy going IOr her