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THE HrnIliXnI.

InheritorS of vast wealth are proverblally
spendthrfts. The golden ore is dug from
tue mine, refined, and coined, by the labor
of other hands and the sweat of other brows.
Like children playing with an expensive
toy, they can form no just estimate OF It's
value. When the donor weighed IT, he cast
into the balance SO many days of unremlt-
ting aDd tatiguing toll, so many anxious
and sleeplcss nights, so much self-denlal, and
so mucu care. But the lnheritor into his
balance throws only-pleasure, The one,
values 1t by what 1t cost him; the other, for
what IL will pu chase. Like the prOdigal in
the scripture parable, he thought essly eX-
ponds IL 10 crafty the caprice and cravings
o. his nature. Then comes the last scene
the misery, the remorse, and the long and
weati Some journey back TO the home of fru-
gal industry But there are other prodigals.
On her mvorites our DOunteOus parent,
Nature, has lavished ner richest treasure
health. But the prOCtgal values IL lightly,
70 II cost him naught, and recK lessly squan-
dcrs 1t in riOtous living. Present pleasure
ohscures future want. Soon the curtain rises
on the last sCeue. We see him helpeSSly,
| InpUveriShed-the itch treasures of body
ana mind all lost-in misery and despair
! Remorseful conscience mods up 10 him the
| mirror OF memory III his own reckless folly
| he perceives the cause of his present pain, He
| Resolves to return. The journey Is long and
| tedious, but If lie perseveriugly follows the
right road, hs will at length zee the haven
| OF his hopes in the uiN lance, and Nature, see
| ing her invalid child afnr or will come out
to meet him, anG receive him back with
| love and blessing, To lind the rignt road
! hOmeward, the suffering plodigal should
read 1.-THE Peoples Common Sense Med.' al
| A wiser" Therein II Is completely mapped
out, its landsmarks all indicated anu 1T
mile tones all numbered. Read It, Price
| 81 50 postage prepaid). Address the author
and publisher, Il. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo
| N. Y.
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COMMERCIAL.



SATURDAY EyRSIhe, March 10, iS,7. I
Although business has been quite
dull for the last week, yet the outlook
Is quite favorable for u speedy impetus
to trade Farmers are hard at work at
their blowing and hsve not had much
time To come to town, The weather
has been quite cool aud spring goods
have not been needed. Notwithstaud-
Ing the severity Of the winter aud the
bsckwardness Of the spring, all grain
In the ground is doing finely. Wheat
looks remarkably well, aud no danger
is apprehended from grasshoppers,
The political question having been
settled, everybody is disposed to turn
their whole attention to the duties of
the hour, and merchants are disposed
to buy freely and capitalists to inves
their money. On the hole the out
look is cheerful and the prospects fCr u
good year are indeed bright. In re-
gard to prices every thing has n down
ward tendency. Gold Is very low.
Our local market has varied but slightly
In the last week. Cotton, however,
suffered some decline. Apples are
somewhat higher Following are the
closing quotations.
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Plunky American Coionints.

Buenos Ayres Standard: Mr., Moor,
Of the American colony of San Xavier,
has again given he Indians touch of
the "grit in his character, The saw
ages stole lity cows from his son; he
Immediately assembled eleven men
and u recently rescued captive ss guide.
They rode seventy leagues into the
heart OF the Chaco before coming up
with the marauders. A fight ensued
and the cows were retaken. The
Cacique fed, urging French boy, a
captive, with his lance to keep up with
him; bullet, fired with marvellous
aim by one Of the colonists, rolled the
savage dead from his horse, and the
boy was free. Suddenly eighty Indians
of another tribe fell on the little band,
which met the attack i'll two divisions.
Fourteen Indians were sent TO the
happy huntiug-grounds in five min
utes. The rest fled, and the heroic
little party returned to San Navier.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YoRE, March l0..Gold opened at 1867 8.
CONNIE rpIuI


NEW loaK, March lO-Cotton weak. Up
lands IL S-lBe; Orleans II 5-l6c; sales Ola bales
Futures opened easy: March l2.l3al2 loo;
April II 3O@l2 32c; May IA @l2 soc; June
l2sV@l2.b2c; July l[7l@l27Ic; August 1913
l2.70o.
GALVESTON, March 10 -Reoo pts, net lV7
bales; gross 1871. Exports, coast se / ,5t3
sales OlO bales. STOCK G9,32S. Mark ct dur
good niddling l2lac; middling llssc; low
mlddling II 80; Good ordinary ltHs,.
LIVERPOOL, Mnrcn l0.-Noon,--LI ton very
dull; middling uplands 4 y l0i; middling
Orleans 634n; sales $3.50 bales,
NEW YORK, March lO.-Cotton week; Up.
lanus IL 3-lBc; Orleans L. 5-ltc, Sales IL.
bales. Consolidated net receipts tU,l9O; eXi
| porls to Great Britain 6l3 bales; Continent
| 1901 bales.
Cotton, net receipts $50 bales; gross Bl5
| Futures closed weak; sales 81 900 bales.
| GALVESTON, March ~. Cotton, market very
dull. Low ordinary 9lsc; ordinary 95ac
good ordinary 1925; low middling H3sc
middling llesc; good middlIng l2la.
NE& ORLEANS, March lU.--CottOn dun
sales 400 GALES. Good ordinary, TO- a@l05sc
low middllng II s1ell Ac;middling,l Ss@llJ4c
good miduling, ~ s9l2Ac; mlddling FAIR ~.
1ls94c; fair, l39l31ac. keceipts-net, % i
bales; gross, 1854. Exports to Liverpool
ibl7; Bremen 80; BARGE ona 200; New York
.,S; stock 81, lS3.
Sc. LOUIS, March 9.-Flour scarce and
firm; high supertine and extras range from
50 10000. Wheat tirmer; No. red fall
81 "a; No. do. 81 Il. Corn easier; No. 2,
mixed, $500.
Live stock.
ST, LOUIS, March l0.-Hogs S. 00@5 so.
Cattle in lair demand, but little doing
and unchanged.
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ahead OF All Competition in the Cloth
ing Trade.

This is very applicable to the enter
prisilg clothiers, +. NJ, Kahn d Bro,
who - -e first and foremost to open
the fall campaign by the introductio
OF an immense stock Of fashionable
clothing for men, boys and children to
nit the desires of everybody, the APP
probation of which is being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t is safe
to assert that whenever you see any
one wearing q nice-titting, we'll
made and cheap suit, that it comes
rom Il. NJ. Kahn Il Bros, and why
this is thus, is because they exercise
| the greatest care u selecting the late
and most approved styles, AMI their
goods and prices satisfy verybody.
Having been in this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants of this section, and their
honstantly increasing business Ia the
eat proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods thar
anywhere In the city. We simply say
visit this popular, emporium and ex
anime their stock and our word for II
YOU will be amply repaid.
Remember-E. M. Kahn u Bro, thu
clothiers, corner Elm and Lama
streets.
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NEWS NOTES or ALL KINDS

Athens, Greeae, with $4,000 people
has fifty periodicals,
There are twelve miles of shelving
for the books in thS British Museum
Farragut was lGshed to the mast and
a shoe peg is mashed to the last Sin
gular coincidence.
The New York Commercial reckons
ophthalmia among the Affirmative evils
because the eyes have it, you know
The first event OF importance that
happened in Il Rochester household
after the introduction OF blue glass was
twins,
The diamonds of the French crown
which belong to the nation, will be
among the objects exhibited at the
Paris Exposition Of 1878,
Punch, apropos of the late wet
weather in London offers the following
sentiment "rhe empire on which the
sun never set--und (of latc) very sci
dom rises
Waiter-"Well, sab, what will you
have, II dollar dinner or two dollar
dinner Gourmound-"What is the
difference p Water-"One dollar,
sab.
Among recent able typographical er-
rors is the announcement that man
would deliver lecture ION the small
poX, for the benefit of the poor The
editor wrote ION the sixth proX.
English journal complains that the
tone of American journals is not as
high us it should be, Let us all com
mence to morrow to say nothing and be
more like English newspapers De-
troit Free Press,
The new family at the White House
will consist of Governor Hayes his wife
and three children-Webb c., nineteen
years Old Fannie eight, and Scott Rus
sell, six OF the two older sons one is
at the Cambridge law school and the
other is u junior in Cornell University,
1t is impossible to feel mnch respect
for the man who wispers in your ear
that this is a critical period, sir. in our
nations existence sir, and then fol-
lows it up with request for loan OF a
quarter and subsequent invitation to
drink.-New York Commercial.
Professor of Chemistry-Suppose you
were called to u patient who had swal.
lowed a heavy dose of oxalic acid
what would you administer? X, (whc
is preparing for the ministry, and who
only takes chemistry because it is oh
ligatory)-l would administer the sacra
ment.
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Three Men to One Woman Die Suicides

OF one hundred aud fifty suicides IN
New York last year, torty-two died by
the pistol and tifty.three by poison
twenty-five of the latter using Paris
green. OF the whole number sixty
nine, or nearly one'half, came from
Germany less than one.fifth were ma
tives of the United States. OF men
there were one hundred and fourteen
OF women thirty-six. Women have
more trouble than men of kind cal
cuIated to drive them to desperation,
but they have more hope and more
fortitude, and seem on the whole not
to be so capricious They are also re-
strained partly by religion and partly
by timidity in the presenos of acute
physical pain. They are everywhere
less reckless than men and more IN
fear of sudden death. Three men to
one woman in the list Of suicides Is,
however, much greater disparity
than might reasonably be anticipated
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Tho Most Il eadIy Poison Known 10
Chemistry.

There are several metals which are
worth more than ''their weight in
gold,n among them osmium,n which
sells for 1885 per pound, gold being
valued at $500. Osmium is the most
deadly poison known to chemistry.
Twenty pounds of this most deadly
mineral would be more than enough
to destroy the entire population of the
earth. One thousandth part Of grain
of osmic acid, set free in volume of
air of one hundred cubic yards, would
possess such a deadly influence that all
persons respirng this air would be
poisoned. What makes it the more
dangerous is the fact that it has no all
tidote. Fortunately, very little OF the
substance is known to exist.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

Nine. Palmieri has been engaged az
prima donna at the Teatro Tacon, in
Havana, and has already departed to
fulfill her engagement.
Miss Kellogg sings ut the four ora
torios OF the Boston Handel and
Haydn Society, commencing on May
IL, and the society will pay her $1,000
therefor.
Germany and England will celebrate
the tiftieth anniversary OF Beethoven's
death on March 26, but We hear of no
movement of the kind in this country.
A State musical association has been
formed in California for the purpose
Of advancing the interests Of music
within that State. The first couven-
ton will be held during September, in
San Francisco.
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Iouston y Texas Centeral IL. IL,
Arrival and Departure of tho Malls at
Dallas.

NoRrurRS MAIL--Via NJ. X. & I, X r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
states; N,w YORK aud ~, l. uis mails arrive
vi 1925 pm; depnrt at 7:i5 ain. Pouches close
mt y pm.
SOUTHERN MAIL-New Orleans and South
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and all other points in Southern
Texas, arrives mt 7:i5 am; departs at 1920 p.
m. Pouches close Gt p m,
EASTERN MAIL-Via I. N p h, r., COM
priSng SOusheru and Niddle States, Louis
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
Shreveport, ana all EASTERN Tex AK, arrives
daily at $50 pm; departs NJ 7 pm. Pouch
closes M pm.
WESTERN MALE From Fort Worth, Gle
hurne, GrRnhury, Weuthelford, Decatur,
PNlo Pinto, JHckShoro and western posts,
arrives at p m; departs AT 8 AIN.
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Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through
the columns of newspapers and by
vour druggist to use something for dys'
nensia and liver complaint that you
know nothing about, you get discour-
aged spending money with but little
snccess Now to give you satisfactory
nroof that Green's August Flower will
cure you of dyspepsia and liver COM
plaint with all its effects, such as sour
stomach, sick headache, haoltual cos
tiveness, palpitation OF the hearI,
heart burn, water brash, coming up OF
food after eating, low spirits, etc., we
ask YOU to go to your druggist, ana get
n sample bottle of Green's August
Flower for ten cents, and try It, or q
regular size for seventy-hve cents, TWO
doses will relieve you. cow
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THE STATE OVER.


Mrs, Colby is at Jefferson,
The Swedes of Austin favor local OPP
ton.
Sixty cases Of small pox at Double
Bayou
BRENNAN only owes two thousand
dollars,
Bishop Elliott and v Mr. ReCarnaham
are in Rockport,
The Mckinney Enquirer is whaling
good newspaper,
There are great many strangers in
Galveston at present
The Chaniraus had a good time at
Sherman Saturday night
Fifty families from Iowa are negotiat-
ing for land in Falls county
The first station out ON the Waco
Tap extension is called Ross.
DR.. Eastland, of Waco is dead, He
was most estimablc gentleman,
The lightning drill bow churn is ex-
citing the ladies Of PanolA county.
The snow birds about Austin are
going for the grasshoppers savagely,
Honey Grove, Fannin county, has
shipped jl06 bales ofcotton this season
How many Volksblattcs have we in
Texas The question is an interesting
one,
Mexia wants new hotel. The Ledger
strongly urges the policy of building
it at once.
John Kerr, Esq, and family, of Dali
las, are in Galveston, the guests OF Mr.
c, H. Moore
Frank Ollre, Houston fireman, was
buried ON Friday. He was popular
and useful citizen,
The stay.at-homes OF Galveston are
canvassing sanitary matters already 1t
is y hopeful sign.
The jefferson limp don't like the
weather for the last few days LOG
cold, ell! Taylor?
The taxpayers o(SComanche had a
meeting on the end, The assessment
is given as the cause
Leader, of Jefferson, has bought the
Evening News establishment at Austin
A new daily is to be issued
The Texas and Pacific, by the terms
of their charter, must be at Weather
ford by the 18th Of July next
A sorrel horse, wandering about TIT
streets of Denisen troubles the -Ne'S
great deal Kill him, somebody
Mr.. Leon Blum was elected, the othe'
day. President of the Galveston People
Railway. He will be useful officer.
They are scrambling over the Shei
man postotIice. How many Democrat
petitions have you "sent," Mr. Register
Judge ]. w. Thompson was robbie
in Fort Worth Friday night, $50 am
a watch rewarded the enterprise OF tn
thieves
The gamblers of Goliad have come
grief The stockmen OF tins county at
moving. j. D. Reed sends OOO0 head a
once to Kansas
Andrew Washington, noted hors
thief of Harris county, was killed I'll
other day. He was resisting arres
There will be no tears shed
y The highwayman who lifted the NJ
people between Waco and GatesvliI
the other day wore blue jeans. II
name wasn't Williams, though
Col. Pierce was in New Brauntels. u
other day He proposes to build
branch from Santa Clara to New Brau
Gels for twenty-five thousand dollars
Freestone county has S744 white an
1856 colored population. She has al
539,797 acres of forest land, and OF pr
RE land $1,000 acres Freestone is OF
of the most prosperous counties IN u
state.
GaipeStonida man was robbed u
other night. lie is the first man OF til
persuasion in the State who had enou!
"Kale' about himho tempt the cupidi
Of q thief.
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THRUST EE'S SALE.-Whereas, Gabriel NJ.
L Freeman and Marena Freeman, his
wife, and Noah ii. Barto, by their deed OF
trust, dated July 30, 1874, and recorded on
pages 81, o., %, "a and %. of book Y. on the
9th day OF August, 1874, of the record OF re-
corder of deeds of the county OF Dallas, In
state OF Texas, conveyed to the undersigned
certain parcels OF real estate, situate In the
city Of Dallas, State OF Texas, and described
as follows,
/ All the tract of land, being part OF
block 297, in Ervlns addition TO the city OF
Dallas, beginning at stake 200 feet from the
corner of Mckinney and Caroline streets and
the northeat corner OF block w, ON the
south side of Caroline street. thence north 45
degrees, west with the south side OF Caroline
street ll2H feet thence south ~ degrees west,
100 ieet, thence south 40 degrees, east 100 feet
thence north 40 degrees, east 100 feet, to place
of beginning.
2. Also. another part of block 297. in said
Ervin's addition to the city of Dallas, begin
ming in the centre of Mckinney roAd, AZ tho
south corner of n lot sold by q. W. Erwin
and $. j. Erwin, his wife, to j. l.. johnson;
thence south 10 degrees, west with the centre
of Mckinney road 80 feet; thence north -
degrees, west 1876 feet; thence north 10 de-
grees, east 50 feet; thence south 40 degrees,
east l25 feet, TO the beginning.
Also, part block 2O2, in Ervin's addition
to said city Of Dallas, beginning ut n stake
on the south side OF Highland street
| 1874 T. ct from northwest corner OF said block
| NO, W., IntICt bOulu ~ utkittSf tdnt w lt'll
| thence MOI th AZ degrees, east li3 to Highland
street; thence north u degrees, west 90 fec I,
| to the place of beginning.
4. Also, the undivided one-half of lots No.
/ and =, in block 90 and 27g11, fronting on
| Swiss street 50 feet, ~ feet on Leonard street,
SO feet on right-of-way of Texas, u feet on
Miranda street, having a depth Of ITO feet
| from Swiss street to Miranda.
| s. Also, all lot No. 3 of same block, In
| Goods addition TO the city OF Dallas, 'front.'
| ing So feet ON Swiss street and running back
100 feet and fronting on Miranda street ~
| feet.
which said conveyance was made In trust
| to secure the payment of certain promissory
notes. In eaid deed specified.
| Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the provis-
ions OF said deed of trust and Vt the request
of the legal holders of said notes, |, the I'm
dersigned trustee, Will, on
Monday, March goth, 1877,
between the hours OF ~ o clock In the fore
noon and o'clock in'the afternoon OF thai
day, nj the Courthouse door In said city o
Dallas. proceed 70 sell, at public vendue, V
the highest bidder, for cash, the above dc
scrlbed property, TO satisfy said notes, TO
pether with the costs and expenses OF exc
outing this trust. BENZ. U. MASSEY,
feb2l-tmrch2B trustee
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Major Turnball is of the opinion that
Bolton cannot accept the proposition of
the Cult Colorado and Santa Fee COM
pany to grade bridge aud tie forty
miles OF that railroad, tor the reason
that she cannot raise the necessary two
hundred thousand dollars
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The Dallas Market.

FLOUR-B st Texas, s.; XXX, So 75ai25.
NHEA r--Matket du /; enc ice VI 81; aver
age mining, VI iO@l 81; lower mining, 81 500
~; low grades, el@l ~,
APPLIES Cnoice higher at SiSj y brl.
OSlONS--Sl t0@6
BAkLEl-Nomiual at last quotations.
kIE-Nomiual.
MILLET-Sl %.
PUlATOES-Sidi 81 u hTl.
CoRN-ln Shuck, Sjc; ON track, sacked and
sheled, i7&c,
Bu ER-Choice, 28c; Missouri, 2C925c;
country, lSc,
EGGs-l2@l5c y dozen.
HlDES-A shade tirmer; over II lbs, good,
loo; do grubhy, lie; under II MS, good, i31; do
grubby, Dc; deerslIlnS, Z; ca N ski s,!S02Oc
WOOD-Owing to the cold snap, wood
RAJ ges all the way from Slot b cord.
RurABAGAS-Sl 50 Y bush.
COrION-Market or; no definite quota
lions; none Offering.
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TOR RA.TaH.

Improved and unimprovod property IN
every quarter OF tho city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas aud other counties
of Texas.
Forrent-Dwollings and business houses IN
the CITY OF Dallas. Special attention paid "a
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes ana acoountg, by
J.P. MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No, 100 Damar street.
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NATI0NAL IINE NF STRAMERs

Consisting OF twelve fno large steamships.
One OF the best and certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit
tain and Europe, Steernge and cabin, with
railroad tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned. For par
ticulars, and 10 SEQ plan ofthe steamers cab
\, cnllat our Office No. l09 LamnrAt
nm n ]. Y. MURPHY 4 Co, Agents
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
TeXns racllie RallwaN.


$50 pm ........ Mail and Express ....-,lNl6 pm
$50 I'm ...,..M AZ fassenger..,,,,,..,,.. LBS D. m
3;}O nm ,,.....iocal Freight. .....", 1905 pm
7,3i pm ......, Through freight, ..,.,. 900 pm
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CITY RECORDER.

NNrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
w uouuoe II. Il NurLe as II candidate
for tie 0flice Of Recorder the approaching
municipal election in April
NNrE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nouuce w, =, Oldham, ESQ, rs n cam
didate Tor the office Of Recorder OF the city OF
Dallas. Election April next
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Cotton Statement,

For the week ending March 0, 1871
Furnished The HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
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WHAT is QuGNN'S DELIGHTs

WHAT 10 QUElN 3 DELidMTg
1t is plant that grows In the South and Is
The only actual blood purifier ever diecovr
oted, by which all discusses that center In the
blood can DO eradicated Ut once and iOrevoe
IL exDels for lie all Rcrotulous, Syphilitlc-
CutGBGoua and Rheumatic Affections and In
the ONLY TRu Il REMEDY for this clasa OF
diseases. Alon ., IL Is searching, but whsr
combined with Honuurss Sarsaparilla, Yes
low Dock and other roots and herbs IL be-
comes o blood purifier indispensable mud
unequalled. such Is the combination OF
DR.. TuTr's SANSAPARiLLAAND
QUEENS DELIGHT.
forming the most powerful alterative
known 70 Medical Science for tho cure OF old
Ulcers aud Sores, Diseased Joints, Foul Dis
churges from the Ears and Eostrils. ABB
scesses, SKIN affections, Rheumatism,
nropsy Kidney Complaints, EVIL affects OF
Secret practices, Diseased scalp, Dlsordo' III
Liver and spleen aud all discusses that cen
ter IN the blood. IL posaesses the peculiar
property ofiinparting tair complexion and
Causes tho Bpdy Co Gain IN Solid flesh
Its value can net be too strongly Impressed
upon the attention OF those VINO have been
exposed 10 n faint of Improper oharacter.
| The afflicted nre assured that this is not one
| OF the worthless nOstrums of the day, but IL
| prepared upon scientific principles, by u
| physician OF thirty years experience, Sold
| everywhere.
Principal office, IS Murray ST., Now York
soptS-uOod-Wly .M ~
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ALDERMAN,

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w uounce w. N, q, aSIii as IL candidate
for Alderman OF the Second Ward, ut enSu-
ing City election, April 3. 1877.
NNyE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nouHce Mr.. w. j. Nh0He as II candi-
date for Alderman of the Third ward at the
election, April 3, 1877.
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NNEARE AUTHORIZEDT ANNOUNCE
w MT. Ferd, "a. Cuckcr as II candidate
for Alderman OF the First Ward, ut the cleo
tion April 3, 1877.