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DALLAS TRIUMPHANT.
The TeNarkRaa Bay II Gei q Desc ~
five innings that will Last sheH - a
ssossd Z. nnsse PIs ..d by fl44lina.

The IexnrkRaa BaysJ Get q Dose IN
five toaiaES that Will Last shem - a
.send Same Play .d by Dallas.
Mod@Sty is one of the striking chsr-
act.ristie- Of the Dallas mau. He, rs
rule, does not like To do much blow
ing, but in view of the way that Dsl-
las has jumped up and cracked heels
In the last few days, we think few
remarks are in order. There is no
Il uht Tut that the whole state will
concede that Dallas Is the finest city
west OF the Mississippi. She gets up
the most gorgeous carnivais, laying
Galveston in the shade. she has the
best military companies; the fastest
horses; the prettiest women and
more OF them; the most energetic
men, and lastly, the best base
ball club in the State. If not, We
would like to see the color OF the
clubs stockings that can wax them.
Texarkana has club, aud Il good one
too. The boys came down and saw
the Dallas elephant during carnival,
| and then went over To the Fifth ward to
squint at the panther. The animal was
! quiet, and the State Line club beat the
Panther by score OF forty-0ne to
| twenty. Flushed with victory they
returned TO chaw up Dallas. Quite a
number of spectators gathered to see
the game yesterday at the fair grounds,
| ladies included. Both clubs were 10
Mr.. William Johnson WAS chosen UNI
pire. Texarkans won the toss, AMI
sent Dallas to bat, and this is the way
the old thing worked:
Dallas went TO bat and had two men
put out in succession, but settled down
and got in four runs. Texarkana only
scoring two In the first The game
then was all one sided. The Dallas
boys did the best playing since they
have been club. and their Wbrk wAs
very smooth. Their game was singu.
iarly free from errors. Levi, Young
Fields, Flynn, Mitchell Coughsnour
and Myers hit hard aud caught well il
the field. Donald Hinckley, the
catcher, did better than eyer before
but few balls got away from him
Coughanour viii make fine pitcher
with practice. Flynn played well yes
terday, but his old habit of trying Il
steal hsses got him into trouble. The
Texarkara boys see med to lose heart
and were b IDLY ratified. Pulliam, tn.
catcher, atId Hall, the left fielder, die
s5"G wort At the end of the fourth
iur1.. itlr isitors notified the um
pure u tIFy wished To take the trnir
aud la call the game 1T the end of Tia,
iiftn innings. This was done, and TIA,
score stood: Dallas 33, Texarkana s
What the score fer Dallas would hav,
been If the game has been played on
no one could tell M they kept improv
ing all tue time while the visitors wer,
weakening. We are certain the Stat.
line boys can play better than they
did yesterday but they are no mattel
Tor Dallas, nor is any club IN tn,
State.
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The Kidd treasure hunters appeared
in New London again last week. II il
said that they have found the doub
looms Of that ancient mariner secreted
in cave near the city. and are carrying
it of in small instruments.
The legislature of Tennessee has just
passed. . bill levying tax of ten cents
on every thousand dollars. This il only
enough TO run the government, and
does not leave anything for pay ment oi
iutsrest on the State debt.
Thomas W. Thompson. Of Westfeld
New York, the man who made use oil
the mails TO frAudulentiy obtsi a money
from friends Of the victims Of the Aah,
tabuia disaster, has besn sentsnced "a
the Erie county penitentiasy for two
yeafs,
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A man who disappeared before his
identity could be estafS (shed. fred three
shots At a Watchdog near the house OF
Charles Bartlett, in East Haven. Conn,
and one of the bullets passed into a
bedroom. striking the wall about six
inches above bed on which Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett we're sleeping.
The testimony for the defense in the
Nichols divorce case at bridgeport. CT,
was continued on Thursday. George
II. Grannis denied the statement i'm
puted 70 him concerning the conduct
Of Mrs. Nichols on board 10 yacht
Lois, in 1870. and he declaacd no hnd
never seen anything impsnRer OF I'm.
iadyiike n her csniuct. i
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We are indie bied To the courtesy OF
MIR. Thomas p. Martin, private secre-
tary OF Governor Hubbard, for the fol.
lowing documents from the Centennial
Exhibition, which fully explain them
selves. We are f.joiced beyond mea-
sure that our State Won something,
when 10y little outlay she might have
won so much:
International Exhibition. 1876
UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL Coz MISSION
Philadelphia, March 81, ISL.
STATE OF TEXAS The ipeiosed is a
certified copy of the report of the
judges as accepted by the United States
Centennial Commission, and in con-
formity with which an award was de-
creed 10 you.
You Will be notified when the diplo-
ma and medal are ready for delivery.
Please acknowledge receipt of this
report.
Yours respectfully,
A. T. GoSnoRN,
director General.
Ex-Ofiicio, Austin, ith April, 1877,
A true copy OF the original.
THOMAS p. MARTIN,
PRIVATE Ss Ietary.
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Death trom EJdrophoDip. Resulting
Fatally Three Months Afaer the III te

ON Christmas eve Michael CrosSon.
thirty-fOur years old, bartender in
the saloon OF his nephew, james Cros-
son, at the southwest corner of Eigh-
teeuth aud Naudaiu streets. Philadel-
phia, went into the cellar for glass of
ale for customer. The cellar was dark
and Mr.. Crosson did not notice a terrier
eur lying on the ale barrel. In cropping
about la darkness Mr.. CrOssun put his
hand on the dogs head, and before he
Withdraw his hand he was bitten on the
third finger Of the left hand. The dog
was killed that night, and the wound
was cauterizcd within two hours. Ia a
few days the finger healed and the af-
fair was almost forgotten. Last Satur-
urday Mr.. Crossou felt his hand grow =
ing cold, succeeded by numbuess aud
tingliug pains, The scar turned red
aud grew sore, but the redness would
entirely disappear in an hour or two.
On Monday the pain was felt in the
shoulder, and on Tuesday, Mr.. Crossou,
thinking IL to be case or acute rheu-
matism, sent for DR.. William Carroll.
Of 6l1 South fifteenth street. Or. Car
roll eahle in the afternoon, and, know
ing nothing about the bite. he thought
the pains were rhcu matte, and treated
them accordingly. At eight O'Clock in
the evening the patient had grown
alarmingly worse, and Dr. Carroll was
again called. CrossOn was reekIug with
perspiration. His pulse was high and
his breathing heavy. His thirst was
intense, but he was unable to swallow
either water or medicine. When water
was offered him he made a tremendou-
effort to swallow 1t, causing spasmo
die contraction Of the muscles in the
neck. DIR. Carroll then learned that
Mr.. Crosson had been bitten by dog.
and, fully comprehending the case to be
one of hydruphobia, he told the pa
tents relatives that il would result
fatally. At midnight the disease had
made terrible progress, and DIR. Forbes
was called, and. after consulting with
DIR. Carroll, nitrate of amyl was admin
istered. The patient was Kept under
the influence OF anodyncs until We'd
nestlav morning, when Drs. Ashurst
and Waters were called.
Later Ia the day, while under the in.
fiuenee Of morphia and amyl, Crosson
was able with great difficulty 70 swal-
low water. The patient did not sleep
FOR several nights, anil during the in
teryals, when the pain was slight, he
spoke of his approaching death and
waited patiently for it's arrival, His
mind was clear until yesterday morn
ing Mt l.30, when in a terrible spasm lac
jumped out Of bed. -Four strong men,
who were in the room, were hardly
able TO put the frantic man back in bed.
After passing nearly 40 hour in most
terrible delirium, Crosson sank back
utterly exhausted and died. The dis
ease had NOT reached its height when
the patient died, there being no frotli-
| ing at the mouth; ON the contrary, 4
hot, dry feeling in the throat.--Phils.
| Times.
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Vi. POINTER We Il. u. IACIEEl. NJ s..
jus,lCe tuuri, Fr-cI 4 SO. }. Dallas
Con tly. Tae STATE OF IENAS.
TO iHE ~uEIsitt, tr any iau- abl, ~
Dallas CuGnty, greeting = b-rsl.s oath
hus b q, n Hd c hs fore $ 81. Pointer t!IbI
VI. j.. zachary la a Transient person. 50 that
The ordinary PTGcfs Of law cannot tie .Tr....
upon hin. You are hpH bs o.sutGaGug.t.
t;sat you, by making publication OF sfts
citation 10 some -EspaT-r printed Ia sa.g
county io. tLrges es.-siNe weeks hefors tu.
tc+urn DAY H,rt.f, summon the sa.d "a. &
LacEafy TO be aud appear irfl-c me, - NJ.
do No. 5Hi Main street, ln She al OF lei
la H. tiIe cOrEty Of beilAs. on the -th ully
OF MaN, 80, 10 answer the com pi a II Of The
said ". Pointer, for the sum OF one hun.iTt u
and io.'y-lVe go lars hud twenty ave Ger. O.
due a. damages f1r brsE ca Of The W IRA iI =
In q cpuyeyHI c. Ta9de by the saI4 Zacns rs
- the FR!d Foiut--r, % certain house and
lot IA TIE CITY OF Dallas, situated on fu..
southeast corner q Res sveuue and T4ar-
Wood street.
Herein tail not, and Of this wit make due
re- uIa IS Ihe law directs
Given under my hand this the II day of
APril, 80. + &. MCLUkE.
Justice OF the Pearp.
Precinct No. ], Dallas County.
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NEW York, April 6.-Messrs. Hall
and Cree. who have been engaged
during the past three months in max
ing q tour Of the Southern States under
the auspices Of the international conn.,
mittee Of the Y. NJ. c. A., returned to
this city to-day. They visited every
Southern State, and held meetings ia
thirty prominent cities, aud report
marked growth,
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Yankton (Duk.) Democrat: The
mother Of a little girl six years of age,
Mt Huguenot, New York, hearing
screams the other day, rushed to the
sltting-room and discovered her child
developed IN flames, and an English
hutl-dog tearing her burning clothing
of with his paws and teeth. He had
already torn over half of her garments
of, aud IL is believed that II he had
been LEFT alone he would have saved the
little girls life. The mother, crazed at
the sight, rushed forward and eIasped
her child 10 her bosom aud held her
close, t!,us battling the efforts which the
faithful dog made, although singed and
burned dreadfully himself, to tear of
the clothing. The girl was burned To
death and the mother fearfully burned.
L. S.-This story is told to head Oft
the hydrophoh,a items which are doing
the worthy dogs OF the country great
injustice.
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The Present Eastern Crisfs in q Fat,
Way Co Terminate.

ct. PETERSBURG, April 6.-The
Gales to-day, commenting on the sit
uation, is of the opinion that the pres
ent crisis will terminate, IL the Porte
will make concessions. The GALES
adds that the signature to the protocol
was proof Of EngIand's readiness to
aceept everything that would prevent
armed intervention in Turkish affairs
by Russia.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAHE-

Taken up by Louis Carter and e-trsy,d he
for Job "a Preston, j. 4. PRECINCT No. -, one
sJrrSl mare, six years old, u hands nigh
branded l.. g. on tie i.ft shoulder.
broke TO ride; appraised al ~ one bay
mTfe. yeitTs sid, hands high, branded \
on icit shoulder With star in forehead s. 3
praised AZ 80. 27pIt
Taken Mp by W. H. Greer and estrayct De-
fore j. X. Sleweit, J. i. precinct No. ON,
Ray horse with star ia forehead ana lett
l. al io't white, about HiI.y years Oh and
about a I! = hands high. ---I
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The Dallas Market.

FBOUR-Best Texas, SI25
WHEAI-EKtTa cnoice, Il a: c.tOice 81 p.
81 10; good milling grades, 81 2,asi a., iow
grades, sIaal 10.
nAIS-In good demand: prices c59,sic
BAh i.Eh mai, ana Rnthlnl doing.
RIE-Notaiuai, and nothing doiug
BUTrER-Suarre, ut ;gAc
EGGS-LIvely, al IL lie e dozen.
toITON-Mlddlings from Sc to Toe; og-r-
ings light.
HiDES-Good; over IL ms, lie; Ernhby
do do, llci good, under Il H. lie; ettII. l3N ia
do Sc.
bEEF-on foot, 50 259s 50
SHEEP-keW offered
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Z inlae Ia realize that The MeCormics
machines are the ones TO rely up II 20
70 through all kinds OF grain ia any
condition, and to l,st life time The
proof Of their great popularity III rsxus
is thar nearly all the first-class farm
ers Say them, and then advise their
neishbor- TO have nothing else in the
harNnsiar linz
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Honey.


PITCHER tH-forIh Is complete suhs'l j.
iUte for Castor on, and l. a. pleas tDf 20 o. x.
Is Honey IL l. perft"Efarly a. ayEsaI Co
TseThiizg and iErits be children. ~ a,-tro, !,
worms, asslm u!atrs the iuuI. TyEu alis- tn.
stomach, ana cures " IND collie. Few rem
cuies are as efhcsc!Ous Tor F-Vprishusl-
Group, v oTms and Nhoop3ug C-gsh. Ca
tCria = "a scientific ana purely Ey-etal,I,.
FFspaTsU on, iIor, Ell -glINt tIau Castor oil.
and neither gage OF Erip.s.
CoIuNHIA, Conn, Man e 1876.
NJ Egrs. :. q. Rose 3 TO. =. l..
. Its: htV. a family It elLht children.
aud have Usci a. much JHstoris A. any lam
i.y ia the iuit@a States. 1 think / Hay,
never found anything equal 90 IL. Ny call
'!r-n have been saved nom "a Z yer several
times by the Use 81 1.StDTia. recommend
its use Tor children, for many al-esss they
are SUBJECT TO, IN preference 10 any med LET u.s
know Of. feel IL my duty 20 give this Ger
fthcats on account OF the benefits / haV. de-
rived ny the use al tastUria.
Very truly yours.
|, f-h.2 NORM ~ =. LITTLE
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By one o'cIock NEARLY ali Of Tire
Jewellers retired, and e they made til l.
appearance again, they uid so in la,1
clothes.
Parker's band disccursed some new
and elegant music Tor hose " no wished
To chase the happy hours with hyisg
feet. Way into the morning bours
did the dance Notp mp, and those who
attended were wcll repaid for their
trouble, no matter II they came irum
city homes OF FROM uii-r towns.
IBcideuGs
rs soon a. he corpp- ate limits Of th,
city were reached, almost every house
WAS Illuminated, sud il seemed =.
though Tie bowels o. the cath tad
opened aud poured toTth all the ia
hsbitants OF the earth for thoasanG
years. People 20 the right, people 10
the left, people 10 the ftont aud be-
| hind-pcoplc everyvhp The pro-
/ cessiOn was lighted 81 the most adj
uirabie manner. B.weeu each pair
| Of Heats was wagon with au iu-
clined plaAe oi cauyas; ncr0ss this
/ plane Wege three rows OF ilSl.t-, each
/ lamp filed with "a 90. 70 % the finest
1 oil that could be- pE'caased bcAiad
the lights wss larE0 reflector, which
I threw tbs light on the float behind.
aud also GA tia'. lA-,acy which
| gave the theme Of tie feat that ful.
low I'd. Oae the SIDE - each Huat Was
, placed row o. eight lamps, which
gave forth an Illuminate lax power more
than sufficient. The ngItng of the
procession was peIf,c', aul ?. fleets the
greatest credit on the managers Down
Elan street the process sion came; bon
fires were lighted at every corner, aud
Chiuere lanterns adorned the front OF
many residences and bushes houses.
On, on, the procession went, till i:
came to the heart OF the city, ana
there the way was nearly blocked BY
the people.
what People Bay
In speaking OF the days celebration
the people from all parts, declare ii /,
b. the most perfect succ- ~ and equal
ing in spleHdor anything ever seer
bef5re in the South. Great surprise !.
manifested by = rsons who have nevei
been in Dallas before, that IA city o
her size, should tackle such siupen
, dous undertaking, aud it fills then
with amaze ment at the gorgeous sue
cess brought about. All honor TO Dial
las, she is the queen of the South
and the pride of Texas. Hereafter
she can hold up her head aud CLAIM
rank with New Orleans and Calves
ton.
, NcCormtck's Renpers, Bnrycaters and
biudrEs.
This right royal old house takes til,
field again this spring with the fines
, lot of improved grain saving ma
: chinery that has ever been offered fui
} sale, Notwithstanding the success o
former VI ars. They have fairly out
done themselves. The Advance, o
which so many have been sold il
Texas, needs no desc iptiop. 1t ha.
some essential improvements for 1877
, The Harvester and Binder have NJ
! competitors, and need only to be seer
to be appreciated. Texas farmers AT
, beginning to realize that TIE McCor
! mick machines are the ones to RELY
} upon to go through all kinds Of graft
in any condition, aud TO last life
time The proof Of their great popu
laTity in Texas is that nearly all tn,
> first class farmers buy them, and theI
advise their neigh bors to have moth
T.. ing else In the harvester line.
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! he metric system of weight is in use
III the Worcester, Mass, postoilice
under the permissiye law OF the United
States. The weight OF single letter
Is fifteen granrnes. which is lit'l more
than halt an ounce, and Is just the
weight of three five cent nickels.
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CentauY
LininnentS.
cna Kind for the Human Family.
The Other fer Horses and Animals.


These LinIments are simply tie wonder %
this world. Their effects are little I,-ss than
marvellous.
family. Ii will drive Rheumatism. Sclatlca
and neuralgia from >the system. cure LINN
bago, Chii h!aiSisl Lock jaw. Palsy Itch. aud
most SstaneoHs Eruptisns; 10 e1tFa.-t- frsst
from frozen hands and fcst, ana The poison
OF bites anu NiingH OF YeuOnOus rrptil q. 70
subdu-s s9slliuEs, ana aileviatss pain OF
every kind. When sPrain. or bruises orcuT,
- Is the mot POtsnt rrrue+ly ever diAcDV. red
"a heal tiIe injured pa u. The Ceutaur Lin
and ~cnk BACK, The - l1WluEi, Iut a - a.
Pie OF the numerous tss;lmnUisls.
''isDIAsA HOME, Jcii. 60. ind-. May ., I-7gl.
- JUinh IL my dCty go inform yoD that
hnN" sa.J-Tstt much with -ta{'-u fs.f and
che. is. A few hotties of SUutaur Lis isr {. nj
BIAS si'isc Nf ozark tor me. L Rave not u,ru
I JFt+ rom these >Wei!iug~ iIt -I sig ysdfF NusE
I 'i1t t.,'Jl.t.s v'fL Tie i-EIiusut ought so
"EENJANIIS RR0wN.r
The proof j. IN the trial. 1t is reliable. IL
Is handy, II Is cheap, ana every family
shoutd have taie White teufaur IIulmen 1.
The yellow CcngHur Imminent Is
ntspi,o 90 iha tough muscles, crzsir and
! Tie b "i horses !,uu animals. IN HAs perform
/ ~ more wonderful tur.s boz three Yeas Of
! pawn, STAN, Wiud-gaI'z. Scratches,
Swrsby, aud general LI-ntue~s than 800
other Remedies la exlsfeueg. Road hat ia.
great EsIrrssII4en say ut u:
MN lURk. January, 1874.
| every owner oi norsos snugld give the
I tcUtuur ilnif' rUt n triaa. We consider II
! tie best article ever sod ia our stables.
! "H. MARSH
/ 'Supt. Adams ~ STABLES. MY.
| II. PGLsZ
{ "Supt. l.. = TX. Shades. =. \.
''ALElsRT :. DLtN,
"Supt. Nat TX. stables. y. y -
The best patrons Of this I.ini1nent are Far
r,rTs and Nets TiuarN Surgeons, ~ hD are CON
tli.ually using some lluiment. Il heals
Calls. Wounds ana Poli-eNil, removes : we'll
( lngs, ana j. worth millions Of dollars an
nGsIiy-tp Farmers, Livery -Iueu. stock GROW
} ers. site. i.-Faissrs, and those EAN ia. horses
3 cattle.
v nat n FarTirr cannot 90 fuT so the Cen.
/ tau l!nirneut - ia do AT a trii "a ID, - -.
These Lint"l"nts are snld lbs all dealers
throughout tie country. They ave WRTTaBs ed
t by the ITpnrietnrs, aud a bottle VIII Ne given
! TO sny Farrier or Physician WHO de>ires 20
/ te-d them
Laboratory of J. 3. Rose & Co.,
q. Day ST. NER YORK.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LIVERPOOL, April GA leading
grain circular says, rs the week sd-
vanees the wheat markets increase In
steadiness. 1t notes an improvement
of a shilling since Tuesday.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 6.-Theo-
dore Hanel, clerk to receiver of taxes,
is $4,000 short.
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nsc.s.,sh'. ns.e.r., Harvester. and

This right royal old house takes the
fisid again this spring with the finest
lot VI Improved grAin-saving machin-
cry that has ever been offered for sale,
Notwithstanding the success Of former
ysasA They have fairly outdone
themselves. The "Adsance.n Of which
20 many havs been sold 10 Texas,
hssds no description. u has some e.
ssntlai impsovsmsnts for is77. The
aafvssess and Bindsr h&xs 20 oOu-
Pes'sosA I'D nssd only 10 - sesn 70
- nspessiaesa Tsx6 inS1s Is s..
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PrrrsBuRs. March 8. is71. tN < sAiii

Popular illustrated book "a. paees) on
MAHnooDl woxASHooD! MARRIAGE In
pediments 10 Marriage. the cause and cure.
sent securely sessied, postpaid for so cents. by
Ds- Z. wHIrrIKR, sI7 81. Charles street, ST
Louis. Mo, the great specialist. Read his
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M.niespal EI@eue..

CINcINNATI, O., April 6.-The off,
cha. count gives Moore, Republican
candidate for mayor, majority OF
!. 6S3.
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4 word Of warning Uo.,,,e,t,t,.,


The widespread fame oil HnzrFrvFR5S
STOMACH BIrrias causes a necessi ~ an our
part to remind, ffoia time to time. whom IL
may eopeern, OF tns fact that Initiating said
article Is a punishable offence, anc we now
give this word Of caution, that we will most
assarediy have all those persons engaged in
re-fiiing our secondhand bottles, selling by
tho gallon or barrel, or In amy man ner what
soever palming OF ON the public spurious
article purporting to DO our preparation,
punished TO the fu.lexteD; nfthe lsw. We
never faii to convict, sss the New Orleans ar 4
NJ. Jouis Court ktecofis ft.ily affirm. Penalty
for eoSnierfetting. or deHiiag II euan te q feat
trade mark goods, ~ set forth In n Ia q re-
cestiy passed by Congress Fine not ex-
ceeding sI,Uo, or i'm prisobment not more
Tn an Two years, or both sach nne aud i'm
prfsenment.
NOTICE To DEALERS ANp PURCHASERS -
Hostetters Bttters are never, under any cir-
cumstances. sold IN bulk, but ALWAYS IN
B0rrLEs, with finely engraved u. y. Inter-
nal Revenue tspeciai proprietary stamp
covering the cork of each bottle. fastened to
both sides OF the neck of same. All Bitters
purporttng to be Hostetters, Without this
stamp, are counterfeit
HOSTETTER g. SMITH,
PtrT4RUR6. March a. ls15
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A BLACK CHARACTER

Is awful. hut pretty black hair and whiskers
Is not. Use DIR. TUTr's Hair Dye, tnd in NJ
Teen minutes you Will have them as natural
Is In youth. lfyoGr Druggist does not hay &
| IL he Will order IL for you.
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LYNNE, Mass, April &C. G. SWEET
zer's block was burned to-day. Loss,
$50. 600.
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Report No. 235, of the Internatfonai
Exhibition Phil AIDE phim 1876

ssVPSHs ~. $SJs VI tue AhteruAtfOnoI
Exhibition PhiIad-i phia. 1876.
The United States Centennial COM
mission has examined the report OF
the Judges, and accepted the follow ing
reasons aud decreed an award in con-
furmity herewith:
Report On Awards.
PHiLADELrgIA, February IA, 1877.
Name aud address of exhibitor, State
of Texas. The undersigned having tx
amined the product herein descr bed,
respectfully recommends the same To
the United States Centennial commits
sion for award for the following rea-
sons, viz: For An excellent ex b bit of
Upland cotton. five bales) collected
by the Galveston Board of Trade for
the State of Texas, showing the high
est grade of this great staple of the
world.
G. JUHLJN DANNFELT
signature OF the udgeI.
APPROVAL OF GRoUr JUDGES.
J. A. JOHNSON, f, oLDENDoRFF,
l. f SlCkELS, I. w. TALLMAGE.
A true copy of the record,
FRANCIS A. WALKER,
Chief of Bureau OF Awards.
Given by authority Of the United
States Centennial commission.
(----) AT. GosHoRN, Director General.
LIS J. T. HAwLEY, President.
t....-1 J. l. CAMPBELL, Secretary.