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DIR. Nrhcncl.'s tmndnrI PCmcd,es

The standard remedies Tor all disease of the
lungs ARE Schcnck's Prlmonic Syrup,
Scbcnck's Sea Weed Tonic and SchenclS'
Mandrake Pills, and /, tal,on before tn
lungs are destroyed n speedy cure is effected
70 these three medicines DR. j. II Schenck
of Philadelphia owes his uuIiv0llcd success
In the treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The PuimOn SyIu rtpens the morbid
matter in the lungs; nature throws { or by
an easy eXpcc,orutiou, for W en- the phlegm
o" mater IL ripe II slight cough wl,l throw IL
of, tho atient has REST and the lungs begin
TO heal.
70 enable tho pulmonio syrup 10 do thil,
SchenCk's Mandrake Pills and Schenck =
Sea Weed Tome must be freely used TO
cleanse the stomach and liver Schencl. y
Mandrake Pills acS on the liver, removing
all obstruction =, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts irecIy, and the liver IL soon le-
lieVpd.
Schencls's Sea Weed Toulc is gentle
imul0nt and Alternative; the alk0i OF
W Itch IL Is composed mixes with the food
and prevents sOunnG, 1t assists the digeS-
lion 10y tOniug 40 the stomach to II healthy
connitl0n, So that the food and the PulmoAic
syrup Will make good blood then the lungs
heal, and the patient viii surely get well If
care IL taken to prevent fresh cold.
All who wish To consult DrSChenCk, either
personally or by letter, can do so at HIS
principal Office, corner of Sixth and Arch
streets, Phlladelphic, every Monday.
Schenck s medicines are sold by all drug
giS throughout the country. mchl 2m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09

TnE Statesman of the It'll has the fol.
lowing notice of our recent change to
this point. Weare obliged to it, and
assure that pepper and all other friends
that their good wishes and kindly pre-.
dlctlons shall be verified if hard and
conscientious labor can accomplish it ::
Captain j. W, Fishburn, of the Mexia
Ledger, has bought the interest of Colo.
mel Barlow in the Corsicana hder, and
is now editor and proprietor of that ex.
cellent paper Colonel Barlow has pur-
chased The DALLAS HERALD, and will de.
vote his genius and great capacity for
labor to the task Of making The HER.
AID Al the choicest organ of Democracy in
Texas. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09

The Age says "Col<e's admission to
inc Senate opens the way to an in
definite number of laundering edito-
rails from the Galveston Neps." We
dliler with the Age. The News has now
no possible motive in LAUNDERING" at
Coke. There is no interest, either di.
rect or remote, to be served by such
course The Ns,os is, indeed it can not
help being, proud Of Coke, but owing to
Its selt-created ill.humor, it has nevor
yet had graceful opportunity to range
up alongside the almost universal onin-
ION OF the intelligence and patriotism of
the State, which is that our distin,
gulshed Senator is nable, clear-headed,
pure-hearted and clean handed man,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09

THE quiet, matter-of.course seating of
Coke in the United States Senate il,
doubtless, disappointment to some of
the ultras of Texas, Really some Of the
postmasters will tremble. 1t will be
remembered that. Chase, the postmaster
at Waco, Coke's home, week or so
since, was very loud in the expression
OF the opinion that he was, ineligible.
Does this quiet induction portend a
slight change in the disposition of postal
patronage in Texas We think so. II
really seems that the federal clutch
upon the South has relaxed, and now,
II the carpet-baggers are sent home
ana honest men put in their places,
things will soon right themselves,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
Agricultural \ Mechanical COLLEGE
OF TEXAS,
For the Benefit of colored Youths,
NOTICE.


The undersigned have been Amounted Inv
ms hNcelIehcy the Governor commissioners
Hnuer the act to establish an AgriculturnI
anu Mechanical College of Texas ior the hrn.
tht OF Col0reu Youths, and to make ammo
prNtlOns therefor, to select n suitable Mace
Tor the location OF said Mechanical and 40.
tlcuIturAl college, anu for other purnnv.S
me tct above requires that the site selected
Dy the colnmisSioh ers shh Ii contain not less
tnhn nNe hundred acres of land suitohla for
agricultural purposes, 1t also vests in the
ommlssluherS authority TO receive Tona-
uohs Ia land ana money TO aid in the cree
1,ou unu maintenance OF said Agricultural
and Mocha ical College. "a
The commissioners fespectfnllv invita- do
nGtohs OF laDd and n oney ia aid of q i'd
college, and tenders of donations mr. rrHnn.
salS OF sale of land suitable for the Iocatinn
ahu establishment OF said Agricultural ana
MvtualllCaI Col .ege lOr the benefit of Co!ored
louths, aS required by the act
II0to>a!s Tor inc sale or donation OF lnnd
Tor lhe location of The College should STATE
lts SITUATION, quantity, quality OF soil
hhount OF INN bered and praire portions. in
case OF proposed sale, price per acre: and
otner circumstances rendering 1t eIipihie
,oF lhe ste OF the College. The title must ba
irVe rom CLOUD or membranes
lopoSslS should be sent to Ashbe Smith.
Cnalrmah OF ths Board OF Commissioners
CITY OF Houston, Texas, on or before The f,rsi
tuesday In April next, shortly after whi"h
w thn commissioners viii proceed IN
ulNhS selection of site fol the College 10
ploNlueu Tor III tbs net above named
ASHBEL SMITH,
j, ID, GIDDlNGS
,,.o, JAMES IL. RAYMOND.
i0'--'uiIh commissioners etc
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Aching Heads and Uneasy Nerves.

Arc often soothed by llOstetler's Stomach
Btters, because that searching corrective
mpletoly removes the causes of brain and
nerve excitement, which are TO be found In
arrangement of the stomach, and of its M.
sociNte organs, tho liver and bowels. 1t Is n
truth which can not be too earnestly insisted
upon, that the effect Of mere sedatives and
narcotics, like bromide of potassium, va
lerlan, chloral hydrate and opium, il less
nppreciablo the niger they are used, and
that they can never permanently relieve
nervous eXcitabillty, because they can not
remedy the weakness and organic dtTange-
ment which lies Mt It's roots Hostetter's
Bittel's, however, can and does cure nervous
maladieS, for the reason already stated.
Sick headache, reStessneBs at night, vertigo,
mental heOViness and depression ofspirits,
as well as tho dyspeptic condition of the
stomach, and torpidity of the liver and
bowels, which give rise to them, are en-
tirely obviated by this benign Alternative
tonic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
A Princely subaItern,

The young Prince William, eldest son
OF the crown prince of Germany, was
lately presented by his father to the
officers Of the First Regiment of In.
iantry OF the Guard according to the
traditional custom of the Prussian royal
family with regard to heirs apparent
and sons of heirs apparent, he will be
created a first lieutenant of the first
company in the regiment, by way of
beginning his military career.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
Southern runInesa

Augusta (Ga. Chronicle and Sentinel
Augusta has certainly had no right to
complain in a business point of view of
the past fall and winter Trade in all
branches has been better than for many
years, and merchants generally have
been kept busy. New stores have been
built in different parts of the city and
residences erected in every direction
The receipts of cotton will reach fully
100000 bales, every bale of which con.
tributes in SOME degree to the wealth
and business of the city. Placing The
value OF each bale at $50, we have a total
of Sl0000,000 arising from this one
branch of commerce. The future is full
of promise. i"''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
Governor TiIdcn Takes wfsn u.,
He'd Mein Min Unrial Rida ."i-

Cincinnati Enquirer: In spite of tho
strong wind and rain to day Governnn
lllden took his usual horseback ride
lie is in good health and cheerful
spirits, and is not disconnected at the
election of Governor Hayes. He has
believed that such would be the result
OF the count by Congress ever since The
commission voted on the Florida case
lie ana his f,mily are contemplating a
vlsl. 70 Europe, and will probably sail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
OycrtaAen,

A party of robbers boarded q locomo
i've at Long Point, Ind, killed the en-.
giheer' set the engine in motion, and
drew an Adams express car away to a
convenient place for rfing This was
IN 1879 A few days ago five men and
a woman were arrested as the robbers
the woman is Jennie 0sgood, and it is
sad that she not only planned the
crime, but was leader in its commits.
SION. She wore mems clothing and A
false moustache, and was one of two
who killed the engineer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09

TnE grange cases taken up from Iii
nois Wisconsin and Iowa, on appeal ID
the United States supreme court, set
ties the question afirmatvely rs to
whether State legislatures have the
right to fix or regulate the rates of stor.
age in elevators and freight on rail
roads. The opinion was given by Chief
Justice Waite, Justice Field dissenting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09

THERE can be but little doubt that q
marked change in the policy of the ma.
tional government toward the Southern
States has taken place, and that its full
force and effect is as yet hardly meas.
ured We have been so often deceived,
however, by these shows of passing
sympathy from that source, that we are
really not very enthusiastic in this in.
stance, and stand ready to do full JUS
tice when the opportunity arrives.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09

liz our State news department will be
found brief announcement of the sale,
under mortgage, of the venerable old
Telegraph, of Houston. That paper has
iailo-. ipon evil days in its old age. Its
oss to the journalistic force of the State
is serious one, indeed, How many
tender recollections cluster round its
name. We trust the present owner
will make an arrangement by which its
publication will be resumed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
French Revenge.

San Francisco Posts Paris letter: A
man has just buried his wife. Six wears
ago he detected her committing a sin,
He never pardoned her. but condemned
her to live with him, and since then he
has ever dressed himself in clothes of
the same material and cut as those
worn by her paramount In this cos.
tune he took his walks with his wife,
The unfortunate woman died of a
broken heart, and the husband followed
the heaise, clad ina yellow costume.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
The 4 asst Rose or Summer.

st, Louis Republican; Ex.President
Grant is represented as having been
stubbornly opposed to the efforts made
by the friends of Joyce for the latter's
1t appears to have been con.
sidered that Joyce's chances for release
from imprisonment were considered n
great deal better with Grant than they
could possibly be with the new admin
istration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
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American Reef In Rliuburph

The London Times says number of
shops have been opened in Edinburgh
for the sale of American beef, for which
there is large demand. The prices are
as follows; Boiling beef I'd. to Sd. per
Id; stewing, Cd. to l0d.; best steak, Is
Id; do stewing, lOd, to Id. best roast
01 ia IN '
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MISCELLANEOUS.

m n n n Can ! he made by every agent
u HHEHe every month in the business we
n Furnish, but those willing to
work can easily earn dozen
w dollars day right in their own
iocalilles. have no room to explain here
Business pleasant and honorable. Women,
and boys and girls do ms well M men, We
wili furnish You complete outht free. The
business pays better than anything else We
w!ll pear expense Ot starting you. Particu-
lars free. Write and see Farmers and me-
chanlcs, their sons and daughters, and all
GA Sc in need of paying work at home,
should write TO us and learn all about 'hc
Work nj once Now is the time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE q Co., Augusta. Maine jlGlSm
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INRUSrEE'S SALE-By virtue o deed of
trust, executed and delivered to me on
he sun uay OF september, A. u. 1875, Nv n
q. Mairond and j. w, Binyou of the county
OF Harrison and state of Texas, conycyiny
10 me IN trust two certain lots of land living
III SAN eouuty OF Harrison and in the town
OF Hallv lie, and designated as being lot No
oanu the east half OF lot No. 1, In block ar"
wes', each OF said lots having n store house
thereon situated, for the purpose OF securing
Messrs. Mack Stadler Il Co, in the paymenf
OF Two certain promlssory notes of two hun.
1re9 anu ninety nine dollars and five nun.
ureu ana seventy-two and 0J-l00 dollars, re.
sPectlvely, And at the request of the said
Mack, Stadler " Co. will, for the purpose OF
making the unpaid balance of six hundred
aud fourteen ana 76-lOO dollars due on said
notes, sell said premises at the court hosse
uoor NJ Dallas in the county Of Dallas and
state aforesaid, ON Saturday the Sis, day of
,Mnarcn, present month ca, ID. 1877, between
inc h9urs OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and loiclocl, N
M, To the highest bidder for cash in hand.
81, Z. ID. COUGHANOUR, Trustee,
niarcn =, leI. mchSdtillaprl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
MIaek a. lne ILnvcn,r MIng.

Groy hair can be changed 10 u glossy black
by single appli aation OF DR., Tatts Hair
Dye, IL acts IKE magic, End rs warranted
IN harmless as water, Ifyour druggist docs
not have IT, ask HIM 10 order 1t Tor you.
Price, sl.t0-2t-w-i0blG.
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IPE1rUnry ADlIl.

Just received three hundred barrels
of Early Rose, Goodrich and Peach
Blow potatoes. One hundred and fifty
barrels of Michigan apples-alI fresh
and sound, For sale, very low, 10y s.
t. Spencer u Co., 406 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas. feblG.lm.
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TO the Working Glass !

,r We are now prepared to furnish all classes
WILL MIL constant employment at home, the
ments " tne Time or for their spare mo-
,pents' Business new, light and nrontnhle
d nersoas OF either sex easily cam from 10
.n,, ~ 70 per evening, and q proportional
s hnair by deyoting their whoietime to 1.-THE the
mnch ss boys npd girl, earn noa ly as
ma, may send their address and test The busi-
sne,,' We make this unparalleled offer To
such nS are not well satN fled we viii send
3 E,,l, uolar 10 pay for the trouble of writing
wi particulars, samples worth several doI.
HTS ia 10 commence work on, and a copv OF
Nv, n y, anu ttIeside, one OF The largest and
ues, iiinstrated publications, All sent free by
~, menn y, u You want permnpent, profit
Portland, Maine. a,9e y M
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~ AIioNAL HOTEL, Saea3 Il Wit, pro-
~ pitietors' Pacific Avenue, opposite Gty
A1'N'"p"i' iaD2
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hWElLlNG HuuSE-An elegant dwell
~ ing mouse, recently constructed, Ia the
town OF LnErence, ON the Pacific road, rs
miles onSt of Dallas, will be EXCHANGED
Tor almost any kind of Personal property.
The house has five good rooms, Is two stories
hisni nicely painted without and papered
Wltllhi has gravel walks, gOol fence, and
one OF Ihe finest underground cisterns in the
state; Address, Ii. II. English, Herald office.
janl3-T
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Jno. II, Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur.
con, othoe over First Rational Bank. Raj
eh I corner san Jactnto and Harwooa as.
ttonGa1- 'S L',,,nHl,''
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IAN T: E:Y RE-"
Jane Eyre""........,.., Natie Putnam.
SCALE OF PRICES.

Front Seats".".l 90 Back Seats...,,.,,.75 c
seats now secured ut Box Office without
extra charge. mcrgitiiiiI
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For Sale or Exohanqo.

ElRSI-CLASS Boarding, for ladies or gen .
4 tlemen, ut Bryan House, LamQr street,
palias' ieby8 Ina.
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| OaI-t@ 20, uOout II uc,ucE yesterday
"A morning, near j. q. nooth'S Auction
store. In the roll was a ten-duilur bin, the
rest livcs. Tho finder will please leave IL NJ
thls Onlce, or WIN J. q. BNN-h. mrll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-09
Wanted BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMkN cnn procure FIRST
"A class board NJ corler Houston ana
Wood streets. Table fare rs good ns the city
ahotus' mch3lw
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ALD PAPERS--At this once, In quantl.
W tiee to suit, at 81 a hundred. y2jtf
ALD PArERS-At this Office, muua. IT,
W ties To suit, nj ~ u hundred. Iy2d-u
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Her teeth ere white
AS stars At night;
Her breath was sweet
AS fields Of wheat;
Fragrance and sweetness were her wont
Because she used thcSUXODONT,
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Wanted-Female Help.

OUSEKEEPER-In family of three per-
Il cons. Good nome ana dutie5 ligUt. APP
ply 10 Blake tho puuter mchl II
A GlRL--Ten or twelve years old, to nurse
Nchil1. Apply NJ COB Ross Nv enue. ieb2S.2t
Observation-Disclosures, n house keepar
~ IN family Of three persons. cool
mouse mouse ana dudes light, Apply to Blake, the
Frinte $40 Main Stteet. feOgl.gt
III oUSEkEEfER-W Wanted, lady house
Il keeper, Tor gentleman ana childien, In
we country. Address, with salary age, los
idehce, and full particulars, VIM. Thomas,
Dallas, Texas. mbli
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Wantad--P Partners.

DARTNEli-Eith.r active or silent, with
Sl5W or 5000 10 engage in paying bust
ness already established, me advert, cr
ii, G. b. Herald uiilte. mrhI r.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


Solicitor in Bankruptcy United Sttta. plg.
Dallas, Texas. Speciality IN nh if85,.r5 In
bankruptcy, Proofs Of debt taken tht0ugh-
out the United States. Charges reaJ1nable,
sept2}dlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-20
THE MAGAZINES.

OF the articles in Lippincott's Magazine for JAN
isry, beginning the new volume OF this popular
monthly. those that seem to merit most
,tteution are Edward Kings "Odd Corners in
Austria" giving picturesque descriptions, well il.
Illustrated, Of Trieste, Pola and other places 10
southern Austria, seldom visited by the mere
tourist; an account Of "The Late Judge Nicholas
Hf Kentucky" interesting both for its political
aud It's personal details, by Paul Il. Shipman; and
Ten. Brisbin's narrative of "a Journey through
the Wind River Country" Alfred L. Bacon ha,
second illustrated paper on Sicily; Mrs. Hooper
describes the Mont-de Piete, the great pawn-brok.
ing establishment in Paris aud the GOSSIP" con.
tans, among other m stters, some anecdotes OF
President Lincoln. For Percival," the new il.
lustIated serial, continues bright and attractive
There are also shorter stories, and several poems.
while the reviews contain more than usual mum.
DER of notices j. b. Lippincott & Co., Phladel-
pha are the publishers.
The Eclectic for January contains a fine engray-
Ing OF Rev. Joseph Cook and the following litera.
ny matter: The Science Of Electricity as Applied
10 Peace aud War" Russians, Turks and Bulga.
'ians at the Theatre Of War;" "The Murder OF
Thomas Beckett" ala Grande Dame de pAncieu
Regime" "The Last Redoubt;" Science and
Mani" Charles Dickens's Manuscripts" "A
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contracted in consequence OF his mlscon-
duct and extravaganza shall not be paid,
but the honor and prosperity of the house
shall be sacrificed to his temporary con-
veuence. Having wasted halt the prop
erty, he proposes TO break open The do
nestle treasure. chest, take all that re-
mains. and go back to his riolous compan-
ions. When somebody demonstrates with
him, he replies in the words of Senator
Lamar, II have been insulted by this Gov
"ernment; its credit and honor are moth
ling to me-" 1t would have been bad
enough if the returned prodigal had only
INDUCED in fresh course of gambling,
drunkenness, and harlotry; but nothing
viii suit him except the pillage and COM
plete ruin of the home which has reopened
its hospitable doors to him after he has
once robbed and abandoned 1t. Forgive
ness awakens in him no gratitude. Mag
naminity impels him only to insolence.
Kindness he mistakes for cowardice, and
rewards with outrage.
Imagine the Prodigal Son OF the Scrip
lures going back to his tipsy companions
after be had eaten the fatted calf. and tell
ing them, while the odor of stuffed veal
still haunted his breath, that he only when
home because he was hungry, but the old
mans conduct was most abominable, and
now that he had refreshed himself he
meant to assert his rights. That is about
what the Hon. Mr. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, has ilst done. No sooner had he
been admitted to the Senate than he went
to Columbia. and in public speech gave
passionate account of the way in which
he had been put upon at Washington. IL
"have submitted" said he. 40 insult,
"contumely. abuse, misrepresentation,
"falsehood, and malignily." "It was not.
he continued, "congenial TO my nature"
He bore it only because he must. But he
regarded the republican Senators as
"brutes. towards, and backguards,' and
he meant hereafter ITO give them as good
received with roars and tempests OF APP
plause. Then, having denounced with
true plantation vehemence the "lraudu
"ent President and abused Mr.. Hayes
especially for his treatment of South Car
DINA @. he urged the South to stand SOL
id and steadfast in the hostility to the Adj
ministration and the republican party,
and to range itself in compact and I'M
broken afliiation' with Tammany Hall.
Reconciliation and brotherly love is an
excellent thing, when it is not all on one
side but 1t seems to be high time for us
to think of something else. When the
long lost son and brother undertakes to
turn the house out at the windows, and to
bring In all his disreputable associates to
break open the the pantry and carry off
the plate, the ardor of affection gives way
to the instinct of self defence.