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The cheering glow ditlused throughout the
system by HOstcttcrs Stomach Bitters, the
elasticity Of mine and body which they im'
part, and the disappearance which they
cause OF those vague, uneasy feelings SO dim
cult TO describe, are most encouraging symp.
toms to the duspondiug iuvaIld. The sansa-
ton of returning health Is n most delightful
one, and to enjoy ii, those afflicted with dys-
pepsia, liver complaint constipation, inter
mittent or remitteit fevers lack of vitality,
sleeplessucss, rheumatic, nervous and urin'
airy troubles, should avail themselves with
out delay OF this Invaluable tonic and cor
receive, Besides being specifically adapted
to the eradication of these maladies, II is
wondrOusly effective In All diseases inVulV-
ing diminutiOu OF vital power on account
of Its properties ns general invigorant,
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GRANT and the Republican party have
ousted Bristow. This great reformcr'
presence in the Cabinet was II perpetua
rebuke to thievory and corruption, and
Of course, his head went off at the first
opportunity, So much for the Cincin
natl platform. Bristow would make a
very respectable Democrat, and he can
now consider tho propricty of aaming
over into honest ranks The majority
with which Grant accepted Bristow 5
resignation is II refreshing commentary
upon the Republican party's blather.
Skitc declarations ofreiorm.
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RENEEl1s FROM MANUFACTURING.

S.In looking over the late debate ~
Congress. we are iorcibly impressed
With the lolIowingSye$ strong ana
graphic comparison inpdc by Congress
man g W Hewitt Of Alabama 1t IS
well worthy Of q thoughtful pcrusa by
Texans,
FIVE should take the State Of deor'
Gin instead Of Indiana, and compare II
with the State Of PennsylyanIa, We
would have a better illustration Of our
nrouosition The State Of Georgia has
live millions of acres in cultivation ~
excess of Pennsylvania TIL" value oi
| farms in Pennsylvania Is nine hun'f'',
and lorty.scvcn millions IN excess OF
those in Georgia. The State Of Georgia
has onpnpcd in agricultural pursuits
over .eycnty-siX thousand persons more
than PENNSYLVANIA, while the value ol
fine annual products Of agrlculi lure o.
the latter il over one hundrru AM,
three millions in excess OF lho'r o.
Gnor,io The reason why the Penn
ylynnin farmer succeeds so mnch Oct
ter than the Georgia farmer is found ~
tbe lucl that Gcorpin has but three
thousand eight hundred and thirty'si>
manufacturing establishments, whit
PENNSYLVANIA has over thlrly'srvrl
tI,ousand that Georgia has employed
In these establishments only seventeen
thousand persons while Pennsylv"n'l
Ihos over three hundred thousand
Georgia produce, from her mono'Nc
tories annually only about thrty-on'
million dollars, while P,nnsyIymli
derives over seven hundred mlIIloI
dollars. The Georgia farmer, like Ih'
Indiana, seeks foreign market, WINE
Pennsylvania rrnishcso home marie
for her farmer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

Tnr New orleans Buhcto in descril-
ing tho crowds around the bulletin
boards on the day Iioycs waa nomina-
ted and the share practice Of som" bet
tiers. thus pictures Il pretty serious
practical joke
Several amusing incident, occurred
there during tn" morning amt qultr u
number of houHcs were prrpctratcd.
The most serious one and that which
seemed TO take the strongest hold, not
only produced Il mere laugh vt It's sac
cess, but cost several individuals con
siderable money About halfpost one
o'clock some wap pasted ON the tolc-
graph board the following, written on a
Union Telegraph blank
Fourth hallot-BIaine 49, Bristow
lO7, Morton oG, the rrst scattering I'm
motion, Blainr's nomination was made
unanimous.
This false piece OF news spread like
Mildlirc. Down st, Charles, out Canal
street and all over Cmondolot it passed
along, and the Picaymc and Times
started " r.u1 an rNnp The former
journal had It's edition printed whom II
discovered til. hoaA, md hence lost CON
siderable, having to sacrifice alt the
copies to the wp-lcba,krt Numerous
bets were offered and taken just after
thi, canard got atIoat that Blaine was
not even 49,, u.miuotrd and one excited
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even by the men who are seemingly
forcing the measure The object os'this
Ceintt 70 locate the court Mt Austin Is to
drive back Ale bin branching the court
VI Dallas pntiItoo lato in thcFSrssion to
bass it, and then to drop both the Aus
tin and Dallas bills, thus leaving the
courts where they are now, at Tyler
Galveston and Austin. We direct th'
attention Of Messrs. Guy, Cochran ano
Downs TO this rather dnphanou'
scheme and ask them to keep then
eyes upon it,
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IBE nomination of Hays harmoni1cd
the disturbing elements of the Rcpubli-
ran party that threatened, under other
acknowledgements, to rend it. There are
some disturbing clements in the Demo
cratic party no man mentioned yet for
the nomination can so harmonic them
~ General Hancock
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Two men own six hundred thousand
acres Of land in San joaquin and Santa
Clara valleys, California, upon which
they pay about forty thousand dollars
yearly in taxes, Their names are Lux
and Miller, and they began their bust.
ness lives in San Francisco as butchers,
without any capital The land is used
rs meadows and pastures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

DuHNG the session of the late Rrpub
licm Convention, the New York H,uii
Published daily edition in Cincinnati,
its leading editorials and the views of
its regular city edition being trans.
mittcd by telegraph A similar edition
will probably be published at st. Louis
during the session of the Democratic
Convention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

VIZ AXE under obligations to McSsrs
Rowcll ~ Cac5sman, of St Louis, for q
cordial invitation to make our head
quarters al their office during the scs
sion of the st Louis Conventions W,
thank them for placing the facilities Of
their we'll regulated department. al ON
I;,,,N,u,I
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30 Days! 30 DaysN 3O.Days!!!
New York Clothing House

We are under many obligations to the cit.
liens OF Dallas and surrounding country, for
the very liberal support they have extended
toward us during our stay here, and in order
by one and all of our former ideas, we sill
adhere to the motto, "Quick Sales and Small
Profit" We have this day made II conces-
sion and for the next Thirty Days. win re-
oeiye from our New York Manufacturing
Establishment, all tho necessaries of the sea-
son, fine clothing, light underwear, boots aud
shoes, and com bined new assortment OF
elegant gents furnishing goods. The stock
will be offered at ggeat reduction from our
the assertions made, that the New York
Clothing House, is tho lowest price clothinR
house In Texas. mayN.tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

Wmn Hancock and Hendricks the
Democrats would have the same chance
in the East and ia the Western Octo'
her elections that Hayes and Wheeler
give the Republicans Pennsylvania
and Indiana are good Offsets to ohio
and New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

rnG majority of the Judiciary Com
mittec No. | of the House declare the
present session not a regular biennial
one Irthis bc so, has the United state,
senator been properly cIcctcd2 Cam
an United States Senator be elected at
other than regular session
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Tug Democracy is national party
General Winfield \. Hancock has
,royen himself national soldier ano
a national statesman. What better
could the national party do than lc
nominate the national man
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plrGpEpoNr " said to be but slight
innroycmcnt on SchcncE. lie certain
ly lacks one great qualification for
amusing our English cousins and in
.tn,ctins them m the art of drawing
TOO and betting upon bobials,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

what ki,scd - N, lut
Another has pressed
kcpOsr on thp hCpylng
Waves 1T a breast,
THAT Inns ebuHd aud ilpWrd
with tOndtst alarms
In the soft embrace
OF stranger arms!
Better bc Klssa,i
BY the trembling wave
In the wandering walls
Ofn wntry grave,
tnresscd In death
Ny the Murmaids' hands
On the drifting couch
~ the deep SEA sands.
The dew of thy lips
Must be slipped by me,
Andthc hUaYlug wave
Ofthy bosom be
An ocean whose tides,
As they ebb and Tow,
No bark of the stranger
shall over knoW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

STATISTICS show that the production
Of silver in the whole world in lSOo
was s35 100000 in 1860 $I2,jOOOOO; in
1854 Sl7, 500, 600 in 1865 $50 ,jOOo 600 in
l412 go 2iN. 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

ALLgS men would not enthusc much
over Tilden Tilden men would not
enthusc much over Allen but all alike
would raise II ycl for Hancock and
Hendricks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20

TnE HERALD is free to admit that il
'loes not fancy the present status of the
Supreme Court hill The endoavor to
locate II ut Austin simply pretense
anda sham, and anot expected TO carry
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Attorneys at Law.

j. NJ. hHyeg, attorney at Law, 2Nl Com
mclcc street ltontn OF Courthouse Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims, Hprll
Hurt Il Smith, ONCE ON Main street over
state savings Bank Ieb5du
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innlidtf
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2Jj North Side Public square, upstairs.
OGt2J-dtf
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Old papers for sale Mt The Herald ONCE
81 Dor hMnhrlN.
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Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds, with
lasting water, can be had Apply to j. Peak
adjoining Fair Grounds m3d3m
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A furnished dwelling I'll six rooms for rent
1, cation brtWoen Austin ana Market On
Jackson street No. AZ, Apply ON the prem
is,s JunlS-lW
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~ TUHVUTE II Nv wv 1T07''
70 Rent

the Cosmopolitan hotel, ns II private
bCnrtiug h0usr. The house Is FURNISHED
o. : trnl and IRE proof Address "S 4" Her
aid Office. Juh-D-l"
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Wanted.
For sale.

situation in the city or country by man
aud wife; both able bodied, Address +, j.
Herald one .. lunelb'd2l
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For Reni,

\ situation IN cook or hOnsckeoper. Ap
ply nj 1885 Main street, dallas. Juhl0-E
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Notice.

ANY ono hpyIngn Weekly Herald Of May
9Th and Htn win receive goOu price by
bringing same to W. =. X, this office
iuuell.d3t
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one Victor may scale, the largest in thecity
and icarly new. j. II. GROW ELL,
mnrlj-d2w l0S Jefferson street.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-06
REGISTER'S ERS
Registers Order.
RRaIsrzR's OFYIcE,

hR0ISfAhS OfflCks
New Castle County May ~ b, 1916.
Upon the application Of Thomas ID. Gi6son.
Administrator of Sarah krauss, late OF W IL
mington Hundred. in said county, deceased 1t
is ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice Of the
granting of Letters Of Administrations upon
the Estate Of the deceased. with the date of
granting thereof. By eapsine eadvertisements to
be posted within forty Days from the date OF
such Letters. in six eth most public places
of the County Of New Castle. occurring all
perssns having demands againft the rs
tats " present the saPe. or abide " an
Act 20 fAssembly In sucb case made and pro-
vided, nd alsocause ths % me to be- insert-
cd within tho same period in, the VIII
mingt9n 9ssette,s newupapef publifhed In
WILMINGTON, aud To- bs continued therein
f-, Given undar the hand and Seal Of
Sss Ss e Sa., stG,'sss SsS,ss {,
Aforesaid. the day and Jeansbovs written.
n sc. BIaGS. Resister.
~ ';NOfT6E, -.
All person shauine eciatnis against the Es'
tate OF tn deceased must present ths. same
duly attested to the Administrator on or before
May 30. 1877. or abide tho Act Of Assem-
bly, in suoh case made srd pGoy ded,
THOMAS D. GIBSON,
Administrator.
ess-wiIminy yton. Del. ma 3leod3w
The daily gazette., 1876-06-06

Registers Drder.
REGIsrER's OFpIcs. =.

hRGISTERS OFfICE
NRw CASTLE County. May 10, 1876.
Iron the application of Victor DuPon.
ard Charles u. Rumford. Executors of
Edward w. Gilpin, late oi Wilmington
hundred. in said county, deceased. IT. is
ordered and directed by the Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notice of the
granting Of Letters Testsmentary upon
the Estate of the deceased with the date
of granting thereof. b. causing adyer-
easements TO be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in Elk of the
most public places of the county of New Cas-
Tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the Es'4te TO present the same o.
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
20 be inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette, a Newspaper published in
Wilmington. and to be continued therein
ssSr:f, three weeks. Z: &. ID.
1RESH Given under the hand and seal q
szsEsw office Of the Register aforesaid. at
New Castle, New Castle county azores aid.
.Ge day aud year above written.
S. C. BIGaS. Resister.-
t.- NOTICE.
All persona ha vipg claims against the Is
tate Of the deceased must present the same
July attested to tae Executors, on or be-
ore May 18th. 1877. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in snch case made and provided.
VICTOR Dupont.
CHARLES g. kUMF0RD,
nsyi3-3weod Executors.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-06

PRELIMINARY Work is declared in
our foreign exchanges to have been
begun on the tunnel to connect Eng.
land and France. AT Langatte, in
France, shafts have been sunk to
depth of 1870 feet. When these reach
about 1856 feet depth below the sea
level, gallery Of nearly one mile in
length will be made through the chalk
rocks to demonstrate the feasibility of
the undertaking. If the construction
of this is successful, and nothing
threatens the practicabilitY of future
work, the tunnel will be pushed in
earnest.
In the Circuit Court at Chicago
yesterday the majority of the judges
decided in the Mayoralty case that
since Council, neglected to call an
election for Mayor when ColvIn's term
expired, and since such call is neccs
saIy to secure valid election, the
votes cast for Hyne are nugatory, and
holds his Office until an election is
duly called by Council. Two of the
judges dissented, holding that the law
is mandatory, and an election may be
legally held notwithstanding the fail
ure of Council to perform its duty.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-06

SUCCESSFULLY
Interfering isvariablyIcured inl one sho oe :
ing.
knuckliug and knee sprung no ses
me iiately b suef tied aud left in con I'll
the aid of which nature soon efe,ts le IN
nent cure,
Lameness from corns instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given 10 cases. Of acute
founder. .gs44
Diseases Of the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg hereto
fore consider; incurabie by "Old school,
Veterinarians. are by a juiicious application
of the Dunbsr System relieved and cured.
Anal o,nical specimens exhibited at the
office, showing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire q
thorough knowledge Of the subject. and be :
ing the My smiths in the State to whom Mr.:
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method Of
trea'm I am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
l employ only competent menixIDd per-
sonally supervise all operations.
-aOnicc. 1IIHsndi iI3 Orange -.
DAVID wOOLMAN.
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The Eneountsr Between Rngliss.
Marines and the SHm Oans,

NEw York, June 5.-English files
give the following account OF the
collision between the Somoans and
the seamen and marines of the British
ship Barraconta. At public meeting
at Government Point the natives fired
upon the Barraconta's men and gen.
eral engagement followed. Nine
Ssmoans were killed and twenty
wounded. Eleven of the Barraconta' s
men were wounded, three mortally.
Captain Stevens, of the Barraconta.
compelled tie native government to
surrender all their arms, aud three
chiefs were taken on the Barraconta as
hostages.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-06
ARCTIC ICE
COMPANY.

25 To 100 pounds at 70 cents per hundred.
100 to 200 pounds, 60 cents per hundred; to
8 tons, $40 per ton. Special rates for larger
quantities. Eastern Ice only.
aprlldtf J. b. C0NkOw q SOY
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OLD ST. ANk'S.
New York House OF Worship that has
Very Remarkable History.

Jude Hilton has employed score Of
mechanics In the ancient church edirce in Astor
place, nearly opposite tine Mercantile Library,
and they are roofing, clustering, alterins, and
repairing the exterior and interior, with view
OF making OF 1t all upholstery factory. TIE
structure was built by the Presbyterians In MUIR
ray street, near Roadway, nearly seventy years
ago but In 1872 the lot on which II stood was
sold and tho building was removed To Aston
place and refrected, stone for stone. Here mis-.
fortune overlook the congregation, snd their
house sold. In 1851 the Catholics pur-
chased tue property, and the Rev. DR.. John N.
Forbes. formerly of St Lukes 4 otestant
Cnurcn In Hudson street, having renounced
Professionalism, was ordained q priest ana then
pastor Of tue church, whose name was changed
t. st. AIMS. DIR. Forbes soon after renounced
the Catholic faith, and was succeeded by the
Rev. II. Il. Brady and the Rev. DIR. McGlynn,
now the popular Pastor OF st. Stephens. Then
Rev. tather lhomas Preston, now Chancellor of
the diocese aud Pastor OF 81. Anna
IN Twelfth street, also convert to Catholi slty,
was called TO the PASTORAL charge of the
church. Father Preston ntted the house up
handsomely, ind placed within one OF the
largest and bnest organs In New York. He was,
a. now. an earnest priest aud made numerous
converts. The house proved inadequate to ac-
commodate the congregation that gathered
every Sunday, and a new ed fee, that IN twelfth
street, was erected aud dedicated in 1871. The
property was then bought by Alexander 4.
Stewart.
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WESTON ESTER's HERMIT.
What has Puzzled the Inhabitants OF Tarry-
town Tor Five Years OF More.

Periodically for the past five years a sim
Rularly dressed man has taken up his habitation
In the woods on the north side OF the old post
road, two miles east of TarrYtown. Toe resi-
dents OF Glenville and Halls Corners have sup
posed him to be a hermit. As soon as the cold
weather set In this strange, meditative man has
appeared on the road. and remained until the
foliage OF the trees denoted the approach OF
warm weather. lie seems to be atout thirty
hye ye lrs old IL has been his practice to knock
Mt the door Of one Of the farmhouses near the
village every morning, and Ia strong IRISH
orogue ask for his breakfast. lie usually got
food enough 10 last him for u dav, ana the next
day he called for more. His only reply to any
one Nas Good morning or " How do you do r"
lie Inns repeatedly been requested to relate his
history. but he quietly turned on his heel aud
walked away Tue Offer OF money was spurned,
but cigar or package OF chewing tobacco WAS
receive with smiles Of gratitude. As night aI-
prohched he cldmbered over the stone walls TO
tbe nelds aud thence To the woods.
For some time TINS htrnllts place was a mys-
terry; but some time ago II farmer, returning
from Iarrytown late at isht, saw fire among the
boulders on the ledge on the Benedict estate,
aud on Investigation ne found a man stretchtd
al 1ull length on u a pile of old leaves, with his
feet near the lire aud his mead under shelf of "A
rock. lie recognized the strange aud harmless
beggir tor iOOd sound asleep. Now that warm
weather has come, the emit has deserted the
place, leaving no trace OF himself bshind.
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Life In British India.

In Souvenirs de pinde Angldise, by
ALFRED DE BREHAT, we have a sample OF those
spiightly notes Of travel In which Frenchmsn are
peculiarly felicltous. To the student OF science
or OF social progress such work may offer
no attractions, but 1t contriyes to photograph
with considerable fidelity the superficial aspects
OF society. Inc conditions VI household life,
for instance In the Anglo-Indian capital, made
lively impression on NJ. de Br6hat, and its
curious features are well brought out In his
description.
For great distance along the left bank OF tn e
HooghlS the metropolis OF India, Calcutta ex
tends its massive quaYs, piled with merchants so
OF every sort, Its white bulldogs set on with
bright green shutters, its blooming gard ems, and
dehsely peopled suburbs. The numoer Of inhao-