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CHANCERY SALE.

In pursuance and by virtue of a decree Of
the Circuit Court for the county Of Van Buren,,
In Chancery, In the state Of Michigan, made on
the twelfth day OF April, 1877, In certain cause
therein pending, wherein Simeon Essig, as ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament Of Joseph
Hull deceased, is complainant, and Pertina
Alanson, William Alanson and Hiram Hull are
defendants; notice is hereby given that shall
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the front door Of the Court House, in the VII
lage OF Paw Paw. in the said county OF Van
Buren, and state OF Michigan, on the 10th day
OF October, A. d. 1877 at ten o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day. the following described
parcel Of land situated in the county Of Van
Buren, and state of Michigan, known and de-
scribed as follows, viz: The north forty (40)
acres Of the northwest fractional quarter OF
section thirty, in township one south, OF range
number fourteen west.
Dated August 9th. 1877. 1171f
JOHN KNOWLES, Circuit Court Com'r.
RICHARDS & MILLS, Solrs for Comprt.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE, One Dollar per Bottle.
6 Bottles for s 3 90.
Prepared by
Lawson Chemical Co., Cleveland, OHIO.
ERasasss OFF YOUTH!

gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud ailthe
effects of Youthful iudNcretiOn, will Tor tue
sake OF Suffering humanity. md free 10 ali
who need it TIE recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy by which lie was cured. Sni-
ferers wishing TO profit by tie advertiser ex-
perence can % so by addressing in nsftect
con tdence JOHN Il. OGDEN.,
1137m6 ~ Cedar street New ! oth'
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Unimpeachab|e Testimony,

In presenting the following letters to the
public we will only say, that they are Sc
lected from large number which we are
constantly receiving from all sections. They
speak for themselves and should satisfy the
most skeptical of the value of Lawson's
Curative
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. Fed WHEAT FOR SALE.

ARNoLD's GOLD MEDAL, new variety Of
White, bald wheat, obtained In Canada. IL is
very hsrdS aud yields first rate. Call early. to
be sure OF getting gour order filed. one aud a
half miles south or the village % Hartford.
ll6ot4F A. ". SPAULDING.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or st. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptiye diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head Rinpworm IIlcers
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SORE THROAT.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. aad, 1876.
The Lawson Chemical Co.:
Gentlemen-I was suffering terribly with Sore
Throat the evening called upon you as you will
recollect. After using the Curative frequently dur
ing the night, as per direction, found that by
morning l was almost entirely relieved. As the
Curative proved so effective in my case, have
taken pleasure in recommending it to my friends,
and shall continue to advertise its merits.
Truly yours, WILL IL. BEARDSLEY.
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NEURALGIA q YEARS.

BEREA, o., Dec, 1876.
Centlcmen-H Having suffered with neuralgia Of
the muscles for four years, and used the various
remedies which are advertised, with little or no
relief, was induced to try your Curative. From
using one bottle | am entirely cured Of pain. but
shall apply still another to completely eradicate the
hdence to believe your remedy will do.
r. RUSSELL
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DYSPEP STA.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 9TH 1876. =
Centlemen-I wish TO express my thankfulness
for the relief your Curative gave my daughter. She
suffered with Dyspepsia two years. a very few
doses taken as you directed caused the pain tn
cease Her food does not distress her now, neither
is she troubled with nausea. We have every reason
to feel she is cured. JNO. l.. MADlGAN.
If any doubts exist in regard to the benefit
10 be derived from the use Of LAWSON'S
CURATIVE among those who are suffer-
ing from rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Headache, Toothache, Nervousness,
ChiibIains, Inflammation, Diphtheria,
Sore Throat, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Burns,
ScaIds, etc., we should be pleased to am
swer any inquiries in person or by letter.
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CAUTION.-Be sure you get the "PERU-
WAN SYRUP"
A 32-psge pamphlet, containing treatise on
Iron as medical agent, and other valuable
papers, testimonials from distinguished physi-
csrs. clergymeu AMI others, vii be sent free
To- any address. SETH w. FOWLE ~ SONS
ProprIstoIs. SO Harrison Avenue, Boston. Sold
by druggists generally.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. Oh. 1876.
Gcntlemen-My wife has used your Curative for
Nervous Headache, and the result was most graft
flying. We would not be without it
Very respectfully, L. &. HICKMAN,
Sec. NJ. Il. & Co.
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DROPSY

From Rev. J. w. Olmstead. Editor or the
Waterman and Reflector"
We had fully justified In commencing to
suffering invahds, OF which various stages and
types there are so many, the important and
excellent medicine"
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

ls Protected solution OF the Protoxide OF iron,
40 combined as 20 have the character OF an ali
ment, as easily digested and asslmIlated with
the blood as the simplest food. II increases
the quantity OF Natures Own Vitalizing Agent,
Iron IN the blood, aud cures 4" thousand ills, 4"
simply Toning up, Invigorating aud Vitalizlpg
the System. The enriched aud vitalized blood
permeates every part of the body, repairing
damages aud waste. searching out morbid Sc
cretions, and leaving nothing for disease to
feed upon.
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LUCAS
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS

Chairs, Bedsteads and Cabinet Ware, Cheap.
The Lucas Chair, the best in the market
Repairing done. Cane-seat Chairs re- oaned.
Besure and see my stock before purchasing.
Rooms opposite Court House.
lilly GEORGE LUCAS.
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scIATIc RHEUMATISM.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. a6th. 1876
Centcmen-I desire to make a statement regard
ing the effect of your Curative upon me-. suffered
intensely for two months with Sciatic Rheumatism.
and naturally tried all the remedies could hear Of,
the Curative among the Others but found no relief.
and came to the conclusion there cure for 1t.
/ was persuaded finally to give your Curative a
thorough trial. by one who had been cured again
commenced applying the Curative in earnest. under
his direction. and in weeks time was free from
pain and well. firmly believe every case of Rheu-
matism will yield to Lawsons Curative, but 1t must
be used freely and persistently you direct.
JAMES II. BROWN.
The importance of the thorough use of
the medicine cannot be too strongly impress
ed on the patients. 1t will cure every time
when used as we direct. See circulars
around each bottle.
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BOIL LIS.

The Rev. Calvin Damon says:
g For seven or eight years have been afflict-
ed at intervals with Boils. Since using the
syrup have had one large and painful one
near the center Of the spine, and around it Gas
il to improve their last chance) a cluster of
smaller ones, all OF which have now disappear
al
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The following additional varieties
we're sown, Sept. II but in too small
quantities to record their yields in fig.
ures. The following notes were made
during their growth
A trial of several years has shown the
Fultz to be the best wheat we raise,
particularly on strong laud. The Claw.
son stands next; it has heavy straw and
long heads, aud nice grain. The Gold.
Dust is a promising variety from the
Agricultural Department t; it has stiff
straw, aud beautiful white berry. II
is worthy of farther trial.
john S. CARTER.
West Grove, Penn.
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SCROEUEA.

From jeremiah Stone, M. d., OF Provincetown,
Mass.
81 have used the Peruvian Syrup in my
practice for fifteen months, and it has fulfilled
my most sanguine expectations. | have used
the Syrup IN remarkable case of Scrofulous
Affection of the bones and periosteum health
FOR such diseases as this / consider the Syrup
an Invalua bla mod ctna
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DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA
From George S. Bixby OF EPSON, N. III.
a. became reduce ] in health and strength to
mere:skeleton Of my former self. My physi-
clan recommended the Peruvian Syrup, which
l used for several weeks aud found my health
restored and my weight increased from 80 to
$50 pounds"
DEBILITY.
From c. L. Burns. OF Clinton, Me.
Having received decided benefit from the
use OF the Peruvian Syrup for dyspepsia and
general debility, / cheerfully recommend it,"
CHILLS AND FEVER.
From Rev. Ephraim Mute. Jr., Pastor of the
First Church, Lawrence Kansas.
In addition to my own experience have
received some strong testimonials to the efficacy
OF this medicine from the most trustworthy
sources. 1t seems to me peculiarly adapted to
the complaints which prevail In the West"
WEAKNESS.
From Ithiel Pease, Of North Searsmont. Me.
:" Ny wife has been ia feeble health and very
much debihtated. She has taken three or four
bottles OF the Peruvian Syrup, and is now bet
ter and weighs more than she has for ten years. "
INDIGESTION.
From Rev. Gordon Robbins, OF Hartford, Conn.
OF the Baptist Denomination.
lt ID DUTY owe TO you and the public TO
express my confidence IN the Peruvian Syrup,
as safe aud powerful remedy in those various
manifestations OF disease consequent upon dis
ordered digestion"
Liver COMPLAINT.
Letter from S. II. Kendall, NJ. D., OF Boston,
was for many years afflicted with Liver
Complaint OF which l WAS cured by the use of
PERUVIAN Syrup, and have enjoyed perfect
health ever SINCE"
NEU RALGEk.
From Lewis Johnson, VI. d., Of Horton, n. s..
" My experience OF the Peruvian Syrup salts
fies me that it is a valuable remedy for diseases
usually classed under the general terms OF Dys-
pepsia. Nervous Debility, and Neuralgia. |
have also found it useful in Rheumatic Affec-
tons and Hemorrhage Of the Lungs"
PAR Ally SIS.
From Charles Z. Pearcy, of Brooks, Me.
My limbs were paralyzed and useless three
bottles OF the Peruvian Syrup restored me to
complete health. / have recommended it in
several cases similar to my own with the same
good results"
HOLLIS.
The Rev. Calvin Damon says:
- For snveu or etohf vaa 70 hay haan eliot
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NETskALGEk.

From Lewis johnson, VI. D., of Horton, n. s.
My experience OF the Peruvian Syrup salts
fies me that it is a valuable remedy for diseases
usually classed under the general terms OF Dys-
pepsa. Nervous Debility, and Neuralgia. |
fiona and III anaarrIa.xa az Aha i .axa.za 81
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PAR AIYS1S.

From Charles E. Pearcy, of Brooks, Me.
My limbs were paralyzed and useless three
bottles OF the Peruvian Syrup restored me to
complete health. / have recommended il in
several cases similar to my own with the same
good results"
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Kansas.
Notes by the way,
LirrLE Rock, AJAX, Jnly n. Isl

LITTLE Rock, ARK., July II, lS77.
We got aboard of the Texas and Pa,
ciIic railroad at Longyicw junction at
five o'clock on the morning OF the 10Th,
after having spent month at Oyerton,
IN Rusk county on our way to the
mountains of East Tennessee. We had
not got fully under Roadway before we
had run.oil. The front trucks of the
ear we were in and the rear trucks of
the next car in front of us, got OIL the
track, but no damage was done only the
delay of the train, which caused us to
be about two hours behind time all dav.
We reached this place at pm. when
we should have been here at $40. and
falling to get a berth on the sleeper. we
concluded to stop and engage berth
for tomorrow, via Memphis.
The Iron Mountain and the Memphis
and Little Rock roads have got into a
snarl, and the consequence Is that the
public cannot now purchase a ticket
from .he agents Of either the Texas and
Pacific nor the Iron Mountain roads
over the Memphis and Little Rock
branch road; neither will they check
your baggage over that road. | could
not get our baggage checked through to
Knoxville until we reached this place
The crops in the east ih portion
our state, up to the present time. are
good but are needing rain, and IL they
do not get it soon, corn will be cut
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HanF C,mig-Nathm Thompson,
Rn officer was shot ul while riding In %
street car Wednesday by some uu'
known parties The cause Of the at-
tempted assassination Is not known,
--A suit ior one hundred dollars ior
services a. cook aud waiter Ia one Of
the market restaurants was filed yes-
tcrdny before Judge Daily The de-
leudnnt Is homolherol the plaintiff ---
Ben Adams, the man who cut Brigg4
ON the lth Instant Us slill Nt large, OIL
endoayor, 10 arrest him being futile II
Us believed he is lurking near Cypress,
Briggs ~ NJ the hospital and Is slowly
recovering
lhLumu ComW - The Examiner
say. A yellow cur apparently mbld
ran from the public square up stair.
into the county court room, Wednos'
day. aud after making things quite
lively for the inmates of the room, il
loapcd through near window to thc
ground aud ran away Several parties
pursued, hut did not success in killing
the animal. IT was last seen RUNNING
ont north Second street Rev VIM
y. Snrwclc has accepted the mani
nous call 20 the assistant rectoBhip o
81. Pmls Episcopal ohnrch in Waco, ant
will enter on his duties Sunday Angus
liilh,--Ihe present term of the dis
tricL court up to the seventh Of lhi
month, has cost the county twenty.sil
hundred and seventy six dollars.
HaWmm tom,iu--TEo mon hay
been campcd near Terrell for some ten
days, trying 10 makoa horse race, Wed
nosday morning Mr., John Turner re
coiyed telegram stating that the
were thieves, and that the horses the
we're riding were stolen, "A brakes
man on the Texas and Pacific railroa
had his hand 80 badly mNshcd las
tuesday, that Drs llallonqust AN
Nclson were compelled to amputato th
first joint Of his thumb.-Mr No
Kcown and the deputy sheriff of Rock
wall went through Terrell the other da
cnroutc for Arkansas, 10 search for III
$4,000 that Garner reported he In
buried in that state.---A Mexican, /
attempting TO rope n horse ON th
streets Of Terrell last Monday, tire
his nriat on the little daughter of M
Nichols. The horse ho was eudeayorin
to catch, ran against the rope and dra
god the little girl some distance, sever
T ly, though not seriously iniuring her
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STATE OVER.

Wilson tolmty.-MGjor j. W. Whole
gan, was murdered on the Fourth in.
slant, near Fairview
drchcr ComH-Mr. n. Thomas has
completed the laying out of the new
town Its to be known rs San Thomas.
in honor of the founder of the future
great metropolis of Archer
Robertson ComiH-Sherir j. n. Jones
left Calvert with five convicts for Hunts.
vile. Among them was the notorious
thief, Sharpe, who for some time figured
here with Moore tho burglar. This
time Sharp goes up for seven years for
theft In Robertson county Sharpe
went 10y the name of William Lipnight.
GrGySon CoumtE--Mrs. Marsh, widow
lady living on Candy street, second
door east OF Dr. Field, became dcrane.
ed Wednesday. This is the second at
tack,--For the month of June, Dcni,
son shipped four hundred aud forty four
more carloads of cattle than Fort
Worth.-Mr. G. n. Bryant who has
been making tour through. the coun.
try west of here, returned Thursday
evening. lie went distance of nearly
two hundred miles. All the crops with
the exception of corn are in splendid
condition.
Navarro C1uaiE-The Index puts it
thus John Gladstone, negro man. set
an example of very summary way of
disposing of his mOthor-in.law. He
took an ax and knocked her in tho
head, last Monday evening. from the
effects OF which she is likely to die.
Her skull is completely crushed in on
top. Gladstone came in and gave him.
self ur, and said that his mother.in>
law is not so seriously hurt as to die
from her wounds. The AK was not
sufficient to break the skull.
Clay C6mig-The Journal thinks
Henrietta lively town. and coupled
with Cambridge, can get up a "gol-
darned good picnic-one that can defy
the state-Not one drop of liquor
was evinced in Henrietta on the glo-
rious Fourth. Three cheers for Mr.
and Mrs. Local Option and Clay county.
county judge of Limestone
county will be in Clay between the
twentieth and thiriy-iirst inst, for the
purpose of negotiating the sale Of that
county's land lying in Clay.-Mr.
iregory's boy who was snake bitten.
has had TO have his leg amputated in |
consequence Of the bite.
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ILLINOIS alrnna-

An lnter.0cean correspondent from
Minonk, Illinois, under date Of July
8, writes: There is at present a good
prospect for the largest and best corn
crop in ten years. There was great
amount of fall blowing done, and the
early spring was very favorable to
blowing and planting. 1t has been
well cultivated. In the last 40 weeks
We have had heavy rain and wind
storms, but they have not damaged
The crops thus far. The rye crop, now
being harvested, Is the best we have
had for years. There was hut little
wheat sown, but what there is Ia good
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WESTERN NEWS.


preliminary surveys nave heeh hiade
Tor u Iarg" stock yard Mt Omaha, The
Union lao'l' 'o'lp'l'y mute llp'rai
OFFERS "''" CONCESSIONS 10 'ho company
The weather at Omaha SUNDAY was
tn' h9I''sV Oh 'he season an" was 'N-
loln'iy oppressive, 'FI ,,I "r''nS rom ron,
GNc'sS'Y' i'o' oo'u're"' All "'Eo '""or'
SU"'o' an" severe "'no Storm
guy o'h p %,, o'Dr S"Ne several, ou I
Nv N''"V'' D'"u'' 70 Sc'l""" ""'',"E'
',nri, ',,ns ,rLrinr ,nyo ,;on ''''' "
~, NINA. (u' CO..,
ne buildings OF 'he 0Va'e university
aV Lincoln nave oe'n 'ohuolhheu US
unsafe - nloonc Guy IS c"lIvo upon 10 SUP
'o''Uo SiV'Voo' or an at'e'"pe "I' oe
mace ig' 70 rt'o'0'' 'n' university "' an
' 'Tho P "mtiriootoJ ohorcoor tho obo,
mol ~ U,n Mis,onr; r;vor allow, 0noh',
nnr.,rrod Snmdov ,nr, ninn bn",',,
,'oI'n,o r ,nato" :, ,,U' ,n,;,, ,hno"n
,L Ia" n" orr nhi,h - ,hdnt ' siv hmm,IrooI
r,o, .;d, ii Ln ,,onos ,, t,'t 'aI W.
nn,,odi,to etens for the .,lyotion ~
| fla I,,o, ~, M, sdo
on,o
Thoi,tor.stoto SUNDAY s,hool milo,
mot at Put,n, Bay on the 10Th instant
Arrs 1oh, uh,nmol Of Ala J;od
srJIonL or Lanrt disooso rh1a
SINGING
q 9 No,roo,,er Of roh,rh,s hos
CON iossod ,ho om,hn,gIcnent nrS% ooN of
MIS- on,nIoynrs ,,nna, o,d J., ", tV ,,at ~
rostod w >'' ''''''' ''''' '''' w "'
' c,.,
., company Oh i'gnt guard volunteers
''lV cincinnati ON saturday 10 assist IN
|'P'"''"B q o'',' VI "oSl,V'""oeS Ho',
Gnnr,,o Ward Inhn' iIrdar,.ooJ 1"! a''I oe "
colornd NAM Tho rnma;nIor "T I ba
,n ,N y, 40 tho;, an..'', '''''''''''' VI '"0
pLo ,ro,;r,i,,., .n;,l ~ . l
uornoIlo tn"noJn n'aS ,"oJo W., ~, cT ~, ~
tonJ INV q ~ No ,'r,,nM" 100 -" ~ T ns,,ol
oilicrrs ana foroidn rcnrosontot;vo w.
hinL ,,,,a,,r, NIX 70,
sent out over a mile in the lake under
perfect control from shore.
Iuinol,
An rnl,roy, bo,,,,t haul l;ol of
srn."rniln NJ 'Inrso,;l, nm , S", Ioo' VI
-, ,,'. ". 80 ~
JACOB huntington, an oid ana respect,
eel 1ltlLNn. OF M IulNAlI committed
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New EneIand w. Yves, and Kou,n

st. Louis Times: James G. Blaine
never fails to take advantage OF all
opportunities to lash the west over the
shoulders OF the south. Since the
slavery question has been set at rest,
the interests of the south and west are
identical, and 1t liz impossible to strike
one section without iDjuring the
other. Blaine speaks for New Eng
land, and his hostility includes all
outside of that limited area.
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short fully one hulf ud cotton asn. il
miued light showers ou us all day yes.
terday, aud NJ ono point Iust Wmt OF
Arkadelpha, $500 hai q iluc shower
The crops ia Arkansas, from Fulton Ia
thi. place, looks walI w % general thlnF
but late, and thc cotton smIl
For the Inst week. until yesterday.
the weather hls been terribly hot, mul
I think lAst Sunday and Monday w1"
two Of tho hottest dayf tutt ever iall
In life To-day ismuoh more pleasant
ia the shade,
The Arkansas river hn- been higher
they say, than at any time since lsl4
and ut least JuothIri OF the cotton uu
the bottom lands has bteu destroyed
hy the overflow More Wou
pNlAs
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A Non-CommIltnI sau,,Ida,o.

John II. Gear, republican candidate
for governor answers Numerous inaui-
rieN as to his position on the temper,
ance plank in an open letter in which
he says he has always been a republi.
can. He regards the eleventh resolu.
ton in the platform as purely legisla.
tive, to be determined by the people
who elect legislators. They have The
right to intensity the present law or TO
change or abolish it. lie adds that he
will act only as the executor of any law
upon which he may be called TO act
-)lowa Exchange.
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VIZ congratulate Mr., and Mrs John
II, Finks, Of Waco, upon the birth Of
another promising boy. Finks is the
manager of the Western Union Tclc.
graph Office at that point, and one Of
the very best fellows in the business.
Success to y'ro boy, John.
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IT is the purpose of the publisher to
make the market reports published by
The HERALD, thoroughly reliable urdel
all circumstances and in all parts. As
business opens up and increases new
features will be introduced, and n gen
tleman thoroughly posted in business
matters, close, keen observer, win be
the commercial editor A wary watch
will be kept on the daily fluctuations,
and these will be faithfully and correct
ly reported, whether they arc foreign
and by telegraph or merely local. The
commercial interests of tho city of Dal,
las and the immense breadth of rich
and productive country trading with
her, are rapidly growing into such i'm.
portance that they demand and are ems
titled to the most intelligent and watch>
full care, We intend to supply this in
The Herald and do not doubt but the
extra expense thereby entailed will he
fully met by the appreciation of an in
telligent business public. We intend
to make the commercial department of
The HERALD n standard trade authority
and to this end will spare no labor or
expense.
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~ CITIZEN who reported Governor
lIubbord's Giddinps speech for the Gal.
weston NcloS, has got himself and the
paper into hot water Whom IL takes
column loader to get the Mems out Of
scrape, II may be put down Ms very
grave one indeed,