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MAYORS OFFICE, !
CRY OF DALLAS,
March IL, 1879,

FELLOW CrriZESs--N otw ithgtanding the
exaggerated reports that have been cioulaied
throughout the country in reiefeilce tD small
pox in the city, am happy,to state that the
Health Officers of the city report that IL Is
not epidemic mt this time, nor has IL been nj
any Time, owing 10 the promptness OF tht
citizens and ply sicians In vaccination.
There nrt no cases OF smallpox in the man
business portion of the city. and 10 con-
faqeous disease OF any kind. There are n few
eases on the outskirts of the city aud at the
tPest House," situated on tie prairie, about
one aud D half miles from tlie business por-
ton OF the city, under treatment. These
eases are properly cared for, and there Is Tic
danger Of the disease increasing NA
feel confident, there fore, fellow-citigsns
In sta lug that no one need have any alarm
or apprehension In visiting our city either on
pleasure or business.
w. L. CABELL, Mayor.
We concur with the Mayor In the above
NJ. A. CoRNElITS, NJ. d,
f4 hfhT Health Oficer.
NJ. M. NEwSOAf, ii. d., IT
ttt County Physician.
j. w. CIiOWDlIS, NJ. u.
trS y. ID. THRUSTON, NJ. u.
ef l.. E. LOCKE, VI. ID. rf
J.Y. CHlLDERS, NJ. d.
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To the Public.

Owing to the public dissatisfaction caused
by the great number of parties running for
the Office of Assessor and Collector, as one
OF said parties am willing to enter into
some arrangement, either by primary elec.
ton or otherwise, whereby the humble; OF
candidates. can be reduced. Feeling, at the
same time. confidence In py strength, pro-
pose to continue In The field until the elec.
tlon Is over unless some arrangement can be
Heinered into and solicit the votes OF all my
fellow.cltizens. X. l.. SWEETMAN, h
marlB-dlw ap ra
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The Late Captain >. NJ. sub,ett

CaptainJ. NJ. Sublett, who was killed
In Austin few days since by the ho-
tel clerk, was on q visit TO Dallas last
summer aud made many friends in
this city during his short stay. He
was a genial companion and highly
connected in his native State. 1t
was his intention to make Texas his
home.
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street, Is under mgpy obligations to the good
ctizensof Dallas for their liberal patronage
Of her since the opening of her school, and
for the many merry, Intelligent hoys and
CIR 3 they have committed 20 her care hut
is still further prepared to form classes Ia
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Higher
History, Geology, Zoology or Botany. HAY
ing given considerable attention 10 these
branches under the DISSATISFACTION, She viii
take pleasure In foD6lng classes in any OF
them, ON liberal terms, II any may be wish
ing 70 Srosect,te them. ieb27-dlm
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The only Way to Conquer Dyspepsia

1t Is perfectly preposterous 10 Introduce
pepsin and other artificial solvents into the
stomach in the expectation that they will as
sist digestion by acting ON the food Itself.
They win not Nor isit possible thus 10 over
come dyspepsia. They only way to CONQUER
that disorder, and prevent the numerous dis
eases and disahiisies which taSsuredly pro
vokes. Is to renew the activity OF gastric ac-
ton by strengthening the stomach. Hostel
tcr's stomach Bitters eraGicates the most in
veterate forms of indeston by restoring
vitality TO the allmentary organs aud those
which are tributary to them. The liver, the
bowels, the kidneys and the nerves, no less
than the stomach, experience the invigor-
alive effects of that standard tonic, which
Possesses Alternative properties that greatly
enhance its beneficial influence and give a
permanencc to Its effects which they would
not otherwise possess.
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Wall Psperi Wall Paper | /

by far the largest stock ever before brought
60 this market. 5000 rolls direct fiom the
largest factory in the world. All can rely
ON finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, md prices at the very
bottom. Ladies are particularly invited TO
call and examine. II. =. LlLE.
507 Main street.
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DALLAS, March 10, 1870
Messrs. H. Handel, y. Jones, Ar lhnsHto"'
Perry Webster and others
0ENrLEMEN- In compllanr" win yoni
wish, AZ published In The Herald as wei az
1t the solicitation personally OF numerous
residents OF the Third Ward, oher my
name for recollection as Alderman OF the
Third Ward. and II elected viii serve You III
the future m In the past, faithfully ana 10
the best of NY ability, Thanking you Tor
your kind consideration, beg TO Ielhhlh
gentlemen, your obedlent servant,
mchl7dlW w, j, HhV,NE'
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Notiee.

The price of The Daily Herald is only five
cents copy. Newsboys and agtn's are not
permitted to charge more, and when they
do so, we will be pleased to receive informa.
ton of The fact at this ONCE.
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ADVERTISERS
WILL FIND THE
Sunday Herald
A GaOD MEDIUM.
pnErERRED SPECIALS.
A G00D MEDIUM.

Bennett Is n good niun, Dut ne 'anI he'i
10 P,Clzer's property. mhr"ult
Rat Poison
The price reduced any per cent, enabling
all citizens 10 rid their promises of These
pests. Prepared at the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
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Wanted /!

Small farms for sale or rent, in order {,
meet demands
city business promptly attended to.
ia, IL, HOSACK, Land Agent,
mch;ll3w Austin street, Dallns.
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MT d ItHIV EdYtT uVtT bVPUti
AT Jacob Gr0ssmon's Beer Saloon, corner
OF Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and IN kegs Orders viii
he promptly attended to.
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Personal.

WIN the finder OF the shawl adver-
tised in yesterdays HERALD please
leave name at this office, as an appli-
cant wishes to know
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Ladies', Attention!

1 AIN receiving daily from New York, II
large invoice Of the finest novelties In Mill
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats ana all
kinds Of untrlmmed Straw, English Chi
and Leghon Hats. | will keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment %
the latest novelties, such us Flowers, Laces
Trimmings, and will sell them lower thar
any other house in the city.
Please give me 4 call, aud will be happ>
TO show you the Latest Novelties.
\. lltALSON,
mch'2-tf. 5l Main street.
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Matropolitan News Store.

st. Louis Daily Times Republican, and
Globe papers week-de-
livered TO any part Of the citv ron Thirty
GENTS, IN advance. Corner Elm and Syca-
more streets. janS1-dtf
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Thanks.

The young ladies Of East Dallas re-
turn their sincere thanks to the gentle
men who serenaded them Thursday
nipht, M
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In which to ATTAIN a beautiful set of
teeth for ten dollars. Filling-one-
half the usual rates; Snyder n Adams,
rooms three and five, San Jacinto
Hotel. I'D.
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). q. Booth 4 Co.. Aueiioneers,

Il6 elm street, next door to Dollar store, win
buy or sell any aud all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, Mc., or sell nuy
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. doe q. Booth, auctionctr, icbsodlm
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Surgeon and Physician. Onlco, No. 2O Main
street, up stairs, Room No, D. where lie will
he found at all hours, both day and night.
janal-dtf
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Reply and Proclamation nv MasoE
Cpbcll.
MAYORS OfFios,

MANokS otflNh,
CRY or DALLAS March Il, 1876.
(iENTLEMEN--Iou card in this
mornings HERALD calling upon me
for an announcement to the people
that the reports Of the existence OF
small. pox in our city We're grossly eX.
aggerated has been received. was
gratined, inasmuuh as 1t shows me
that my expressed intentions to take
that step has been endorsed by so
many of our most respectable business
men, aud also relieves me from any
doubt may have entertained as to the
propriety of the Mayors conduct in
taking action by publication. as re.
commended, with reference to the
safety and health VI the citizens CT
Dallas, as well ~ to the prosperity OF
ITS business population. In accordance
then with my own determination as
we'll as your desire shall issue my
proclamation as Mayor, which you
will find in the present issue of this
paper. Respectfully your servant,
w. L.CABELL, Mayor.
10 Messrs. Adams Il Leonard, w.
G.. Randall, John Kerr G. NJ. Swink,
j. G. Mcconnell Il Co., Block, jet &
Co., Schneider Il Davis and others.
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DC any one going to build, call AZ Dr. JEFF
fries store, GJi Elm street, and examine
Adam W, shines Patent window Frames
Territory to sell Tor cash or trade.
mchDdtf howard MERCER.
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Masonic

Agents wanted for Carson's Masonic
Record and Emblomatic History Of A. II. q
A. NJ. Call NJ Room 3, Commercial hotel
mchlidlW
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CITY BUSINESS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
t'aii.
DALLAS, Toxins. Mar

DALLAS, Texas, March II, 1875.
To C. Nj. Terry, Esq:
II is the desire of many Of your fellow-ci
liens that you become a candidate for AL.
derman of the First ward.
mch'7d2t FIRST WARD VOTERS.
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Wanted.

Parties desiring TO sell registered county
scrip will iii,d purchaser nj The Exchange
Bank. mch2dif
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Wanind Lat.

Furnished rooms with best of convent
ences and accommodations, $3.50 Main street.
fpl,Ill1m
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The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Ne,auiga-at Hoskins &
Howell's drug store, Dallas. I'D.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens Of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
In our line. 1t will cost you
nothing, and you Will save
money. We have II full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in GLASS
ware and Queensware. You
can buy IL full set as cheap
from us rs you can buy u few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der that we want your trade
and will deal honestly with
YOU, or not ut all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now Oh hand u large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER Il STEPHENSON,
5O4 n. 4th ST., st. Louis, Mo,
Oplyl-d&MlY
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Prescriptions caleIully compounded also
No. I Baking Powder prepared, cheap, Mt the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street,
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DALLAS, March 70, 1875,

We, the undersigned wish Mr. W, j., shone'
our present Alderman oflhe Third ward TO
,crye another tenn II elected To OIL ll'' S"h'
ufiipp,
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PROCLAMATION
On Tuesday, The 9Th Day Of April Ia'

for Municipal officers of the City Of ps,'s
| The officers TO be elected are Q nI a,
] lity Secretary, an Assessor and Ooi'esf1r
CITY Attorney, City Treasurer ,isrrsl
Engineer, a City Marshall, two AIa san Al
for the First Ward, two Alderinssass N
the Second Wand, two Aldermen ~ IL
Third Ward and two Aldermen ~
Fourth Ward. 1874 ~" ssAI
The polls will be opened promptly s MA
o'clock a.m., and kept open until 20 ~ bati
p M, with an intermission OF on'
beginning at twelve m. ,,.csIi
The following will be the polling
the different Wards OF, the CITY, W. W., AZ W
In the First Ward-At the winuo. loss
floor, ~ ta ucsp
In the Second wsr,i-At Russe'''
In the Third Ward-At Buckhon,n SScurs'
In the Fourth Ward-rAt W. "
Schoolhousa. tl TAl3
The Presiding officers are: :, sa,L
For the First Wairi-G. II. kenus
For the Second Warl-W. ID. S ~ ,shephtr
For the Third Wan-Capt. a. IL % "FaiS
For the Fourth Ward-Mnj. Jno .. unit
In testimony whereof l have Min ~ me ct
my hand and the corporate seal "a
Oh Dallas, this, LIST day of Marcn, Nyu
W. l.. C.ABEbih -
Attest: ...,tdIi
j.. Il. HEREFORD, Secretary. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Specific CRAFTY.

When Archimedts was asked If he could
find out whether the jewellers had, in
making the crown, kept back some OF
the gold and supplied its weight with
some other metal, The philosopher was
put 10 thinking and experimenting: and
one day he exclaimed with excited energy
Eureka Elreka!' q have found It /!
| have found it y
What had he found? He had discovered
that any solid body. put into a vessel OF
water dispaces its own bulk Of water;
and, therefore, if the sides OF the vessel
are high enough, TO prevent it running
over. the water will rise to a certain
height. lie now got one ball OF gold and
another OF silver, each weighing exactly
the same as The crown. Of course the
balls were not the same size, because sill
yer is lighter than gold, so it takes more
of il to make the same weight. lie first
put the gold into basin OF water. and
marked on the side Of the vessel the height
to which the water rose. Next, taking
out the gold, he put in the silver ball,
which, though it weighed the same, yet.
being larger, made the water rise higher;
and this height he also marked. Lastly
he took ont the silver ball and put in tho
crown. Now if the crown had been pure
gold, tho water would have risen only up
to the mark oil the gold ball; but it rose
higher, and stood between the gold and
silver mark. showing that silver had been
mixed with il, making il moro bulky
This was the first attempt 10 measure the
specific gravity of different substances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
The Maroon Seat.

Some time ago there lived in Western
city young gentleman and lady who,
tor convenience sake. we will call Ned
and KITTY. They were frequently seen
together, exhibiting unmistakable signs
OF tender attachment, which were fast
leading to the vortex of matrimony.
Buggy riding was tavorite pastime
with the young lovers, and there was
scarcely a woodland glen or a prairie
flower for miles around that did not, at
some time witness their happy love
making as they rode by. or stopped
moment to bill and coo, and exhange
VOWS.
When the young man wanted buggy
he invariably wrote as follows TO The liy-
cry man;
Mr.. Mc-Please send the narrow
seated buggy to my door at ; o'clock P.
NJ and obiice. yours, NED.
P. P.S.-lt you can't send the narrow
seated buggy. don't send any. NED.
Ia the course OF time they were mar
ried, and in few weeks after the event
transpired Ned presented himself at Mes
Office and told him that he wished 10 take
Mrs. Ned 10 the country Tor few days
recreation, and desired him to get ready
buggy.
"All right, old boy I'm glad to see
you round again. And | can let you
have your tayorite buggy"
(Which ?"
Why. the narrow seated rig, OF
course"
Never mind it Mac; that one will
do" and he pointed to II buggy that two
might have sat in with yards space
between them.
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Origcn of the "Jersey Blues"

In November. l776, Washington, with
thirty five hundred mon. entered Newark
On his retreat through New Jersey, and
remained encamped for six days. On the
morning OF November IS, Washington
marched out OF Newark in a southwesterly
direction, and Lord Cornwa!lis with his
army marched pompousy in from New
York. The British quaIieLed themselves
in the best houses and demanded the best
furniture TO make theirrooms comfortable.
When they moved on, they took the fur
niture along with their luggage. y Brit.
ism carlson was lett in Newark until after
the battle of Trenton. Both officers and
soldiers committed so many outrageous
acts that a volunteer company was secret
ly formed to punish them whenever an
opportunity should occur. These volnn-
teers were furnished by the Newark
women with tow irocks and pantaloons,
dyed Giue-which was tho origin OF the
name Jersey Blues"-and were COM
manded by Captain Lit;eIl, who distin-
guished himself by many daring exploits.
On the day the British garrison abar-
doued Newark and marched 10 E.'zaUeth
it was noticed that detachment was
sent towards Connecticut Farms, purpose
not known. Captain Littell and his blues
soon followed them. Coming suddenly
upon the unsuspecting enemy, Littell
ambushed a tew men in their rear, and
appeared in front with the rest OF his
force, and demanded an instant surrender.
They turned TO escape, and, finding them
selves thwarted, laid down their arms
without firing q gun. The British gen.
eral was exasperated by their capture,
and ordered out body of Hessians to
avenge the affropt; but Littell goaded
them by spirited attacks, without special
exposure to his own men, until he had
driven them into wretched swamp,
where be compelled them 10 surrender 10
greatly inferior numbers. Mortified be-
yond measure at this second discontinue
troop of horse was sent to annihilate
the "rebel devils;" but they in turn were
routed, and sought safety in flight. A
Tory was finally persuaded, through the
offer of large reward, to lead three
hundred troops to Littell's house in the
night for the purpose of catching him of
his guard. AS they were preparing to
storm the dwelling, they were attacked
in the rear so sharply as to be driven
precipitately away. While collecting
their scattered forces in the road below,
Littell, who had formed an ambuscade
along fence line. fired upon them, and
the commander fell. 1n the confusion
and darkness they were unable to form
any estimate of the number OF their as
sailants, and fled like their predecessors.
-Hdrper'S Monthly.
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Sion and Shake Hands.

Why is it that men dart out OF prayer
meeting as soon as the benediction is
pronounced? The true idea of the church
is that it is family-God's family. Its
members brothers and sisters one OF an
other. A prayer-meet;ng, therefore. is a
family meeting. After the formal portion
OF the service Is over, brethren, why not
stay and have an informal service of your
own? Tell your Joys and your sorrows,
your hopes and your fears, one to another.
Laugh with those who laugh and weep
with those who weep" Don't file out OF
the room soemnly as crows fly to the
grove at night, passing through gloom
into deeper gloom; but 60 forth happy
as children pour out Of the door when
father and mother start out with them
for ramble in the bright sunshine across
the green fields. At least, stay long
enough TO shake hands with the pastor
and with each other, and greet any stran-
ger who may have chanced to drop in
among you-GOlien Rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

HOMEMADE BEAUTY. Y.-The more they
use their muscles, the stronger, and con-
'sequently the more beautiful, my girls and
BOYS will grow. They are something like
plants. The more these are stirred by
the wind the more rapidly the sap flows
through their trunks and branches, and
the stronger and more beautiful they
become. Boys and girls have this advan.
tage: they can exercise whenever they
wish, and need never wait for the wind
10 come and blow them. 81. Nicholas.
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DEATH FROM FLY's BITE.-The Mon
treal Witness says that Mr.. Edward
Joseph q member of one of the firms of
that city died Saturday from the bite OF
some insect. While driving, on Sunday
afternoon last, he felt something which
he supposed to be fly on his upper lip.
and immediately afterwards was sharply
stung. He paid no attention to the mat
ter at the time, but some hours aiterwarl
bis lip began to swell. and became very
much iDfamed. La day or two the
swelling extended to his face, and subse-
quently to his body, and Notwithstanding
the efforts of the physicians he continued
TO grow worse until he died. 1t says
that several years ago, several persons
died in that city from the bite OF flies
which had been feeding on decomposed
matter.
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Stltttc0 Storp.
.srOm ,he springfield Republican.
Yankee Wit vs.. German Pride.
How tho uiddiehcId PeddIsr Won n Phil
adv lQhia Princess. Long Years Ago.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
NUMBER 45.
Fox THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
VI q " II Y.

Hy, money, ny,
For man must die,
And then goodbye
To money.
Give monef, give,
For man must live,
And death will sieve
NoIr money.
Use money, use,
And not abuse,
For life ! choose
Not money.
spend money, spend,
For liic's great end,
That life may mend
by money.
Fly, money fly,
Without sigh,
For death is nigh,
. money
-UHiiGm BTtEt0H.