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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

couple Of counces Of strychnine, next
called for, ARE quickly conveyed TO the
vest pocket, and . pound OF sulphnte
of zinc white yllrlol) Is rs silently
placed in the bottom of the baskot.
The oil Of cognac, the sulphurlc acid,
and other articles that give fire and
body TO the liquid poison, ARE always
kept in store. These thlngs are the
staples Of his art aud the mixer buys
them at different places. Chemistry
alone discovers the cheat. Among
drinkers the question Is asked with
alarm, "Ilaye we Il Bourbon among
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

THERE are in portions of Southern
Texas very extensive growths of wal
nut Which if not too soft in its grain,
Will soon command high prices. Such
is the demand for walnut logs that a
man who recently purchased farm OF
two hundred and fifty, acres near New
Albany, Indiana, for $4,000, has re.
ceived an offer of $4,000 for one hun
drsd and twenty large walnut trees
growing on the place. The manufac-
s'ure of walnut fnnimreI Is daily i'd.
creasing, while that species of timber
within ready access Of furniture facto-
RES Is getting quite SCARCE. Texas
may yet be called upon to furnish a
large supply.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

AMEs, Governor of Mississippi, Davis,
Lieutenant Governor, and Cardozo,
Superintendent of Instruction, are
much exercised at the contemplated
report of the committee which has
been authorized to ascertain ifthere be
grounds for the impeachment of these
shining lights of the Republican party
in Mississippi. The committee il. the
meantime are quietly at work gather
ing the requisite evidence and don't
bother their heads about the trouble
and uneasiness they are giving this il
lustri0us trio. ..tl-...f..sa ltl man.
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OUR sanctum, upon yesterday, was
graced by the appearance of that in
imitable wit and Accomplished gentle-
man, nj. M. Brannan, better known as
"Doc. Adams" of the Weatherford
Times. We found him to be most,
genial and courteous gentleman, as we
had been led to suspect he was, from
the facile and mirth-provoking man.
ner in which he drives the quill. We
regret to see that he has severely
sprained his arm by an unlucky upset
of his buggy. We wish him speedy
and safe return to Weatherford.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

= The following incident is reported In
connection with the visit ofthe Prince
of Wales at Baroda, the Maharatta
capital The Prince taking the youth
full Gaekwar by the hand, 'passed out
to the steps of the station, before
which was an elephant of extraordin-
AIRY size, on which there was u howdah
which shone like FURNISHED gold, and
which was either made of gold or of
silver gilt. 1t was covered with d
golden canopy, and it was shining in
the morning sun with surprising
splendor. This exquistely FURNISHED
carriage was placed on cushions cover.
ed with cloth of gold and velvet,
which We're fastened upon the EN-.
broldered tissue that almost concealed
the outline of the beast, which stood
swaying his painted proboscis to and
fro as If he Kept time to the music of
the bands outside. His head was
colored saffron, and ON this ground
Were traced quaint scrolls of different
colored patterns. His proboscis was
especially ornamented, and his ears
stained offs pale yellowish green. His
tusks had been sawed Oft to the length
of three feet and false tuslxs of greater
diameter, also shortened, were wedged
ON over them by bands of gold. His
qnaintly.painted legs were encased in
thick round coils of gold. The mahout
was attired in costume BETTING such
q gorgeous charge. Attendants stood
by with State umbrellas. fans of pea
cocks feathers, yaks' tails, and stream
ers of scarlet and cloth of gold, or held
The silver ladder Is the howdah.u The
other elephants, each painted and
stained in different fashions from Its
fellow, and with its own peculiar trap
pings, stood In line. At the word of
command they knelt down and re-
manned SO, making salaam till the
Prince had passed. In all probability
this Is the first time an elephant has
done homage to the Prince.
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STATE NEWS.
Collin county has seventy-fve can
didates.

Collin county has seventy-fve can
didates.
The Annie Waite combination is
charming the people of Waco. s.s
Sherman is still pegging away at
the Austin College. Wehope you will
get it, ....... ..... ....
Hon. Tighlman Smith, of Grimes
county, has been nominated to repre-
sent his Senatorial District in the next
Legislature. as#
In nearly every county in the State
Democratic clubs are being organized,
with view to thorough organization
before the coming election.
Many papers in various portions of
the State are publishing Governor
Throckmorton's late speech delivered
before the House of Representatives in
Congress.
The Moving Ball, Of the 2lth, COM
plains that the Bell county, delegation,
lately in session in Marlin, acted I'M
fairly and uncompromisingiy and that
the Bolton papers continue the animus.
, --"Oh whisky, you're the devil.'
Last Wednesday night in Trinity
county, at a social party, whisky was
indulged in quite freely by the young
men In attendance. The consequence
was row, in which two men were
killed and three others We're badly in
jured. tJ ."
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WE direct attention to communica-
ton in another column, from a very
thoughtful writer and experienced
legislator, upon the school question.
While we may not entirely agree with
all the positions assumed by that dis
tinguished writer we nevertheless
commend them to the very careful
perusal of onr readers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

A LETTER has been written by Joyce
in which he expresses an opinion that
Babcock is "a gone man, Public
sentiment in st. Louis is quite strong
against "Sylph,n and if the jury which
tries him be Mt all susceptible to such
prejudices, his conviction is assured.
Government attorneys promise ex-
ceedingly rich developments. 90
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MOODY and Sankey have 10000
singers training for the great revival
exercises about to open in New York.
Their voices combined with the thun-
ders of some great organ will rouse the
heart of many tagging weary New
Yorker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

OUR economical Government ex-
ponds 81 1850 for the yearly support of
each soldier in the regular army. 1t
would be less expensive to board them
at some tirst-class hotels in Dallas,
where they would be quite as usefully
employed as in heroically playing
poker and smoking their Sheroots in
some of our western forts. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

WE notice that the New Orleans
Democrats dispatches from Washing
ton city couple the names Of Hancock
and Adams together as . proper Cen
tennial ticket. Is this our Hancock :?
If in nothing else, there is wonderful
fitness in names.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

THERE are twenty-nine Democrats
and xix Republicans opposed to seating
Pinchback, the ex-Mississippi river
steamboat barber, which leaves only
one more vote to be secured in order
to defeat this ambitious tonsonal artist
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GRANT favors the Texas Pacific be.

GRANT favors the Texas Pacific be.
cause its completion "woud break up
the monopoly of the Union Pacific"
Hurrah for Grant. We will be ready
to grasp his paw, and wish him pleas
ant and happy hours after his retire
ment from the White House next year,
If he will put Jay Gould and Hunting
ton under foot, and help us to drive
across Texas the mighty iron horse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-26

We have copy before us oft IA
tGi0r Journal, published at Stanford,
Kentucky, containing pleasant and
newsy letter, signed "Ethelbert," de-
scriptive of Dallas. srrf.4 -. &
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wEDs EsDAY MORNING ;;;tJAN, 90
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR;
RICHARD b, HUBBIRD, Of Smith,
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DENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

IL
-, AND Us TED STATES NAIL RoCrE.
1raius leave New NOrk, VIA Desbrosses anu COrtandt
Streets Ferries, M follows;
Express for llarri-Ougl, Pittsburgh. the West and
South with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $50 A NJ,
q ana $50 T., NJ Sunday, Il ana $3.50 T.. NJ.
For WIN lnsport Lock Haven, Crry ana Ere, nj 80
A. NJ. aud $3.50 + NJ. connecting a. Cory for Titus
For Baltimore, Washing on and the south. Limited
NashinRt IN Express" OF Pullman Pdror Cars daily,
except sunday $3.50 A. Mi arrive Washington 40
i H.. Regular NJ $40 A. NJ, andeP NJ. SUNDAY
Etprts for Phadclphia D. 7oo $40 $50 A. NJ, 1880.
-, $40, s. q, $50 0 +. Me- and ~ night SUNDAY,
90, $780, and OF NJ. Immigrant aud second class
For Centennial Depot at $40 go 1880 g. $40 $50 A.
NJ, 1880 3, and z. NJ. Returning, leave Ce atennial
and 700 =. NJ.
Trenton, Perth Amooy, Pennington Bclydere, and
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh, IS and 1890 A. NJ.
and 1870 Z. NJ daily; 1913 A. NJ anu $50 N. daily
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore,
$50 A, NJ. 4O5 $40 and 1925 Z. NJ Sunday, $50 A.
NJ From Philadelphia, 5;l0 500. 0bh lO:i5, ll;eO,
1l5i A. NJ. 2lb, 4O5, b:l5 $40, 900, S4i and lO.25
n SUNDAY, go, $50 go, ll;54 A. NJ" $50 and
Ticket ofnces, SEQ and GA Broadway. Aston House,
foot OF Desbrosses and COrt Andi sts; Court ST.
Hrookyni ia, ll6 aud lls Hudson st., HOb oxen.
EmlErani Ticket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, d. N. BOYD in,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
THE MARY POWELL, for West Point, New.
hurgh, POughkeepse, Ronluui, and Kingston, land.
Ing AZ Con MSS, Cornwall Milton, and New HamDurg
and Marlboro by ferry, will leave Pier 81, y. Vestfy
st., DAILY Sundays excepted, At $3.50 p. NJ.
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cSor Sal, ano 10 ya.

OFFICES To LET In second story sun building,
" front ana we'll light ID sni siean heated Ap
ply at Sun Publication Dice Nassau ana Fran Sfort sta
TI,HE STORE, 100 Nassau st., sun building. to let,
II suitable for BANGING Insurance, or general busl.
ness; steam heated. Apply at the sun Pu olicatlon
once. 40 Nassau Ct.
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STEAMBOATS, uno Rallruaos.
EOR NORWALK DIMLCT,

II
on and after MONDAY MAY is. the steiner AMFRI.
Gus viii cave Pier 81 T. r.. foot Of Market St. AZ 2;i5,
and from foot $50 o. O'cOcK r. Returning 10
South NorwalS At 1850 A. NJ daily Sundays excepted
cnnnec ing each way with DanOnry aud NOrsak and
New Haven Railroads Fare 35c. Excursion tickets soc.
nLD-ESTABLISuED LINE for stuyyeslnt
~ CAISkllL, ana intermediate landing. steam, r
Andrew II rider from Franklin 81. Oier $50. Tuesday
Thursday, anu Slturiay IT amer Monitor MOnday
Wedne sdAy aud Frid y L. NJ,
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LIST OF rG PETTY orr REP At THE UNIFORM


ONE AWARD OF Larg VI nsion, with 80 Lots, corner
ofJeiicho 10 levard and 3 wart av., IN 10000
ONE AWARD OF rgr STATE root II IN and6 Lota
corner 81 stewart AZ nd LIST st. worth t3 900
THkEE AMAlDS Of New TwoStory Cottages and
Lots, worth 81 100 each.
SEVEN AWARDS Of sxteen-Lot Pists. at $1,000
elch.
TEN AWARDS of EishtLot Plats valued at 1900
ZEN AWARDS OF FourLo. Plsts. valued at t5oo
FIFTY AWARDS Of Lots valued at $3.50 each.
THREE HUNDRED AWARDS Of Lots valued at ti50
FIFTY AWARDS Of Lot. valued at $50 each.
FIVE HuNDpED AND EIGHTEEN AWARDS Of
Lote valued ~ 800 each
EACH SHAREHOLDER will receive full Covenan
Warranty Deed for tre Lot or Lots awarded upon tue
completion OF the payment.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO THE PROPERTY.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS OF viewing this prop
erty sud also the elegant improvements Deing made ny
our salesman from store 3jb 81 av az O'Clock A. NJ
or take 10 O'Clock train from right hand OF ferry
landiaR at Hunters Point. Cross th u ferry at pi5
NJ, or yamess clip ferry foot OF Chambers st., at
$3.50 TO b. In time for train For and further
formation cali upon or addre
d. W. HITCHCOCK. 356 Sd av.,
corner 20 h st.. New York.
GO EAA FOR 81 900. On account OF owner
pAsOVV living abroad. for sale, twostory, at.
tc and extension frame house with full lot IN the hest
part OF East New YORK terms easy. s. r. SIMPSON,
IS Boud st., New York, or to CHARLES SMITH son,
Atlantic av.. East New York.
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9otsls.

Buaro anO Rooms.
ITP-TOWN ADVERTISERS
May leave their favors for THH suS Of the only
authorized uptown advertisement Offices,
1,23S Broadway, corner OF 3lst st. TN - r. NJ and
jog West go ST., opposite Grand Opera House, aud
No, 700 80 v. corner VI 47th ST., ultil n T. NJ.
No extra char e.
A -FURNISHED rooms to let for gents and
"a Housekeeping to married couples. 2d6 BrOone st.,
near Orchard.
4 FEW young men can have good bo ,rd and peas-
~ ant rooms terms - per week. 22l East 55th st.,
second moor near Sd av,
A RESPEC BILE girl to board with an Eng ian
N ,uy or one or two children, with mothers care IS
Orchard ST., corner Canal at.
A FEW gentlemen and ladies can have pleasant
"A rooms anG board terms very low, Ii HOrauo st,
nearSt aY.
A FEW gent lemen can have good hoard; also. three
IA ladies, bath and gas. 9dl West 3sth a.
A FEW girls can be acclmmod lted with pleasant
N rooms, win or without board 507 9th ay.
A COMFORTAD furnished hail bedroom to
N let. iA 7th ay, betwe 2lsi ana ED SIS
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping for married
Il couple Two men private house rent from o. to
u per week Varlcks ~.
NEW young ms can be accommo dat ed with pleas
II ant front rooms few ladies. 80 Madison 1t.
GOOD board, single and double rooms, at t5 a week.
N 22l Cnryse st. Day boarders taken at $500 week.
MEN can oOtain good BOARD, pleasant rooms, bath
u IS furnished rooms 10 lst single beds. 23p West
Two i.RT-A NICE furnished front room 10 respect.
Bowery.
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Sotictp Aotlt,s.

NrOTICE-A meeting OF the Operative Stone
~ Masons Of Brooklyn T. ID. VIII be held at Coslno
pOltan Han, corner Of Grand and seventh stsr IA
business OF mpOr auce ID to be transacted
Tnos. MAHEa, Sec. JOS. AAWELL, Pres
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Two wheels will be provid done hoiding the names
OF 'harehOlders and tne OF holding the UumOefs OF
the plots and lots.. name and nnder will be dawn
titnu tincously until bOth wheels empty and
aw rds led each shar holder being enuedto whicn.
ever his number desigi n rs az shown ON tue IN D.
No sha eho dcr's Ter into the cis tion
unle his or her PAYNE shall amount to twenty nve
DOLL RS on each share take BY the OF the disrb
ton. TINS rule lSc eeIal ~ preserve good faith be
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4 0st alro FOUND.

OST.-A liberal reward Will be paid for the return
len u.
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SgippirJ.

Nos. 767 and 7ee Broadway.
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4luslntss 6Anntta
4 NICE corner grocery IN Iloboken for sale cheap.
N Apply nj IA Newark 81.
DARbERS.-A hretclRsi pace TO let 4l3 Fulio
ID ST" near CITY Han, lirOoNlyn n rare chance
EAhDi ana toy store for sale next to puOlc school;
" good business sand 3rOons back rent 60 0lh
st, Hunters Point,
NOR SALE Stock, fixtures, and good win OF con.
i ctiOnery, toy, stationery, news stand, AMI cigar
store business increasing every day. satisfactory rea-
sous given for selling Apply 10
j. ID. CAMPBELL, IAN Tt, 81 ay
IrIRST-CLASS grocery for sae, doing good cash
Il business must be sold at low rate On account VI
leaving the city "a Broome ~.
NOR SAIE-A nice Oyster ana dining rom, half
II cash only, ut 757 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
~ River.
TININ AND STOVE store for sale. Apply or ad-
i dross G. X. STEVENS CO. MaD,aroneck. West
chester Co. N. Y.
WANTED Capital TO bring out great monopoly.
w Those meaning u. please address
PERSEVERANCE. 1870 10th ~.
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DOARDERS wanted At farm house. mile from
ID Ere depot, % from city; references eNchang ed
Address FARMER, Otsyile. Y, Y
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NVANTED-hO good nnishers on good PAM loons.
w ami girls TO learn; steady WORK 35s tasf % st.
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A GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
Il given every day by HORACE WESTON, the cham.
pion banjolst the JUBILEE SINGERS and lnsirumen.
talists; MADRIGAL BOYS; MOZART GLEE CLUR;
PALERMO STRING BAND. CHIMES Of CHUR~ II
'..Two TRIPS on SUNDAY.
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nAILY AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS %
boats leave Canal st daily nj 0t5 ana 10 A. ~. bi5.
ana .ls NJ sunday o. ~ IL a, NJ; ~ NJ ana 4,
and Sunday 10 minutes later Round trips rs cents
ri dreu hal
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FARE for tn whole excursion. FIFTY
GENTS. Single trip tickets to OF from
lKockaway, 50 cents
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GRkAr CLEAnISNgUr SALE
~. nBIRIBUTIoN OF HOUsRs AND LOTS
In THk NEW AND THRIVING sRfTLEhKNr OF
HITCHCOCK's
... .oARDFN CITY PARK.
hepsrsted only BY the railroad track from the Hos
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Manufacturers opera on Wheeler a
w VIII Ons ana VILE &.GiDhss machines ladies'
undergarments. J. c. MORGAN, 30i 9th ay
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The season at Rocksway is now fully opened. the
beach. which 10 unsur for surf bathing being
daily thronged with ladies and children and family pie
r,arfta
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HVANTED-oprrA bssters and npishers on nne
w shop coats. Apply at 7ig 9th ST., near Az D. I'd
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30

Miss D. Il. MikeN informs the ladies
that she hs. a fresh stock OF millinery
OF hand, SEE card.
J. n. Schwall Is prepared to make
boots and shoes that will fit any one.
Read his advertisement.
The far famed Stuart & Kirkland
plows. manufactured III our W State,
are advertised in to days paper. Wher-
e9er Used they have given universal sat
isiuctiou. The certificate of Mr.. Vim.
A. Towns, an experienced farmer,
speaks volumes in their favor. We
trust our farmers will give them q trial.
All We that yeorn for the exhilarating
beverage ehonld read tie card Of Ike
Cope. He keeps every thing you want,
and people who indulge in the flowing
bowl say tho headache has been ex-
tracted from all Ike's liquors.
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RshnreearAItems.
Editor Ercshdcrsa LADDER

lsdt{0r SfcaN|tarEsi ledGer:~-
Yon wonI perhaps like TO know how
we tc~wnspeople tnaahge TO live il these
extraordinary duh times. Monthly there
il an average Of about ak Thousand dol.
lars paid to the factory people. A large
SUM OF fhis money lie tradA ont in
Besaregard. h4enuseof the Inducements
offered by selling cheap fer cash.
Then, again. VIC nre surrounded by
ass milia WHICH give labor to1a large
majority of the colored people in the
town, aud in addition to those, F.-gn.
sons wood yard keeps Constantly EN-.
ployed from twenty h thirty choppers,
who are regularly paid and purchase
Their provisions-of our merchants.
Taking everything i'll consideration,
Beauregard is about the liveliest little
town on the road il poin. of husiness.
In social entertainments our genial hos
tel prince, Nath Hooker. throws open
his doors, and tri-weehly the young
folks trip the light fantastic toe TO sweet
music. Our girls are beauties; yes they
arel Brookhaven has loug held the
reins, but Beauregard drives the team
now. We have some 80 SURPRISINGLY
pretty giils that were We not numbered
among the list Of Benediets we would
astonlsh your august parsonage with an
invite to a marriage; but ourbetter half
sends q reminder that fifty years more
is her allotted likeness fer Ms. viii
send vou the news occasionally.
ZErELrc.
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Lawrence Couni, Circuit Court.

judge Mayors convened the Circu''
Of lawrence county Monday, the 2lthinSt.
Fia charge To the Grand jury has been
highly comp men cd bv all who heard II.
The Susny S,utA sava: The JUICE presides
villa dignity and atFabiity, and while he
disp tches bust ess with commendab,e &C
tivity there ia none q that hurry which
-ometimc. reaults in injustice. This is tho
6rst time JulIe Mayors has bten in Oh:
county, and we can say in truth thu lie has
created a m>st favorable Impression and
won golden opinionsT-cm all"
In the casa OF James D. Walis e against
the n o, St. L. d c. r. r. the Jury gave
W'silsce averdi t for $500.
Fl T. Wi'aon, Indicted for murder, was
acquitted.
The case Of the Stale against Nullen for
manslauxhter wa4 oa1tinied.
Traube'.c lse, murder, wa also c3ntinued,
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D. WALLACE,
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Exauisitcty Beautiful.

W. hav VIC received from Mr.. James Wick,
Rochester, New York, his neatly printed
ara we'll arranged Floral Guide, a beautiful
quarterly i%onrnal, finely illustrated. and
containing an elegant co'orei Flower
Plate with the FIRST number. Price only
twenty-five cents for the year. The irsr
nar.hcr fas 1877 jist Issued in German
sn1 Eng.irh. Mr.. Wick is perhaps the
largest fi,racul,uris. in this country, and
entirely re,iabie. lie has filed thousands
of order. in this State, all OF which gave
perfect satisfaction. J. yoa want seed o.
any hind, send him yonr order.
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Church Directory.

Methodist Church Rsgalar serctces eg.
rry Sabbath hy Rev. !. =. Heard,
Sunday School at nine o'clock every Sab.
hatn morning. PRAYER meeting every
Wednesday night at hs!f pas; seven
Presby ,et ian CAurt.-Serv!ccs held o;
tbs third SaLbatt. in each month by Rev
/. Woodbridge. Sunday School every
Habbath morning. AZ half pas; aine o'clock
singing u. the evening A. three. PRAYER
meeting ami Lecture On the Fridays before
che 6nt ana third Sundays Of each month,
at J o'clock p. IN.
Catholic Church - Services held f,st
and fourth sabbaths by Father natto
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FIR several months we have been read
Ing Mrs Mayfeld's Hpsy Home, \
mooth'y 'a~iio-'jmrnsI, Published at Mem
pl.is, Tennessee. II "a one Ct the best
monti,lisz wn hive ever read, and to those
nf cur lsiy hieni, vino dasire Il journal
rep'ete wi h valuable Information. we most
checrfulIv reco N Each number
IF Hppy Home contains acvc7al fine
stories, poetry, miscellaneous reading.
ashion plates, e.c, Itl aSou'hern mag
az;no, edited BY Southern men and Iadle'
for Southern psop'e. Pricc IS per year.
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Daushfry e Smylie Are

Giving away h~audsomtb Oh emitted
pearls Cor the People." containing
niue. valuable Information and man.
interesting articles. 1t slsn contains II
history If tho discovery IF the ''IIepa.
tiue.,tor diseases of the liver. dyslep-
.ia. constipation and Indigestion. etc..
aud gives positive assurance that when
The I~Iepaline is used it etf-r's a peimt 4
uent aud lastin. cure OF these dieetses,
which presaii TO such am alarming e
tent in our country. Take the llepatthf
far. ali eas oithe liver. Jan2t
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1876-11-30
The Eaurth OF March,

The Presidential ques;ioh may not be
settled ill the 4th q Earch, but the people
have already settled in their minds th.t the
cheapest placein R-oothaven TO buy cloth
ing, hats, boots ard shoes, Jams, fanaels,
insey, blsached and brown domestics,
stripes, groceries, cr,ckcry, tin and wood
en- ware, whisky, etc is al L. Lcwen'aa'"-
Nov. 30-it.