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BOUGHT AND SOLD.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Those Who Buy 'end Those Who Sell-A
Careful InventOry-Earth, Air and
Building - A Solid BUSH
ness Report, Etc.

Reported by Murphy Il Bolanz, sue
cessors to Jones IL Murphy, real estate
agents and collectors; office No. 100 Main
street opposite st. George Hotel.
w. w. Hawkins to Mrs. Elizabeth
Hawkins, his one-siXth interest in and
to lots II and Il in block 332, north side
OF Canton street, for Sl3S.50.
S. l.. May and wife to Elizabeth Coffin,
loss by 1853 feet on northeast side of
Masten between San Jacinto street and
Ross avenue, for Si,5O0.
| Henry and j. +. Ogden to A. j, Cald-
well, IL acres in the Thomas Kenan
survey, twelve miles west of north
from Dallas, for $40.
| IL. NJ. Gibson and wife to John L.. Glib
son, acre in the town of Lancaster, for
Sll0.
Miss Mary f. Mohr to John and Caro-
! line Rutner, lot -, block 300, in EryNin's
addition, for $40.
j. d. Kerfoot to G. II. Clancy, 66 by AZ
feet, the east corner Of Canton and
Akard streets, tor $500.
r. II. Motley to IL. c. Jones, lot 7,
block Il, on south side of Main street,
! for $1,000
w. n. Crazy and wife to G. G. Gracv.
| 1917 acres in the Willis Bledsoe survey,
near Five Mile creek, for s., $50.
w. II. Prather ct al. to Stanislaw
Gambia, lot ., block ii Of Cedar Grove
addition, for 500.
Pryor Wright to r. T.. Burke, as
county Judge, one acre, the northeast
corner of the John Casey survey, for $50
Houston ~ Texas Central road to Il. r..
Burke, as county judge, one acre, the
northeast corner of subdivision No, |,
in the town Of Hutchns, for coloreb
school purposes, for $25.
w. Ii. Norton and wife to j. Il. Carter,
lOl acres, the southeast corner of the j
H. Helms survey, six miles west from
Dallas, for 81 900.
Richard Coin and wife, to Simon
Loeb, 50X9S feet on the north side of
Wood street, in block Y, for 5000.
w, j. Clark and wife to j. G. Coleman,
ION05 feet, the southeast corner of Cedar
Springs road and Harwood street, for
$50.
Gard ~ Horn to f. DeStefano, one UNI
divided third interest in and to one acre,
southeast of the fair grounds, tor $50.
ID. b. Grigsby ct al, to w. +. Gard and
d. b. Horn, quit claim to one acre south
east from the fair grounds, for $40.
w. llllngsworth, administrator of the
estate of Charles Horn, deceased, to w.
+. Gard and d. b. Horn, one acre living
southeast from the fair grounds, for $l75.
John II. Cole to Paul Naumann, 80 by
100 feet on northeast side of Masten.
northwest from Wichita street, in Coles
addition, for 500.
John ii. Cole to Domeneco Mare. 50
by 100 feet, the west corner of Harwood
and Moody streets, the east corner of
block q of John Ii. Coles addition, for
$3.50.
Adolph Gubler to Mrs Laura Frichot.
lots and Z of II. Boll's addition, front.
ing ~ feet on north side of Swiss street,
| for 81 200.
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Mothors ! NIothersl Mnlhers I

Are you disturbed mt night and broken
OF your rest 10y a sick child suffering and
crying with the cXcruciating pain OF
cutting teeth? If so, 20 at once and Get
u bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sut-
ilerer inmediately-depond upon it:
mere Is no mistake about IL.
who has ever used il who viii
not tell YOU at once that il will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health TO the child, opera
ting like magic. II is porfcctlp safe to
use IN all eases and pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the old
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United states. Sold every
where. % cents Il bottle.
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IsOunited.

Among various seemingly unneces-
sary things growing out of the troubles
ofour Baptist fellow-citizcns few wears
ago was the division OF the Elm Fork
association. But II year ago, after the
Baptists of Dallas concluded once again
TO Keep the unity Of the spirit in the
bonds of peace, so to speak, and made
friends all around, these two parts of
the old association-we mean what was
known as the Dallas-COllin association
and the Elm Fork association-agreedi if
ever they met again to unite as one
body. That resolution was carried out
on Friday at Big Spring church, in BAL
las county. Drs. Hayden, Anderson,
Buckner, Hanks, j. l.. Williams and
Judge Marshall and others attended the
meeting. Some of them returned to the
city yesterday, and report the associa-
ton reunited and going happily on with
its work.
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There was business meeting of the
"Upstarts," formerly known as the Sc
cret L, $. Club, at the residence of its
President, Miss Eva shelley, Yesterday
afternoon. They decided to accept the
kind invitation rendered them bv Mr..
b. \. lioyt 20 meet Mt their residence.
corner of Veal and Wood streets, next
Tuesday evening, to meet the charming
Mrs. Emma Finn and Miss Gussic
Thomas, The invitation was EXTENDED
through the n. y. club 10y the L. ).
piIlS,
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Prof. Meais, Schnnl of Art

In which you are taught how to draw
pictures, to take landscape sketches
from natures own standpoint, as well
as to paint the flowers and fruits of the
floral, genealogical and vegetable king
doms. As Prof Weais aptly says, theue
is no painting picturesque without per-
Spectiye."
Lessons in this new and beautiful
style of painting are given at moderate
rates, and are greatly patronized by
many of our leading citizens
This delightful school of design is
located over Mr.. Williams drug store,
ON Main street, opposite the Windsor
hotel.
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NTLNNTN, IN, Tod. ", ISSI.
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Mothers Friond we know to be true to
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wholesale Druggists, Atlanta and Ma
con, Ga.
Send for our Treatise on "TIcalth and
happiness OF Women mailed free.
, bRApFlELD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta,
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The camp-mecting Il, shady View
park, under the auspices OF the Floyd
Street Methodist Episcopal church,
south, was inauguratcd Friday night, us
advertised. Services were also held
yesterday morning and night. Preach
ing Mt IL O'Clock this morning aud this
evening. Tho same order of exercises
will be observed throughout the week.
number of tcnters and preachers ARE
ON the grounds; others expected this
week, Everybody cordially invited tn
cooperate.
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Wilson, Cedar Hill; J w Harrison, HOLY
Springs; James L Fuller New York;
\ w Moore, Midlothian; w Il Collins
Peoria; a q Tucker, Ottawa; |. Hopsey''
Serena; Anthony Smith, Tyler; P'Wil,
son, Houston Il Texas Central railroad;
w Nj Rogers, city; G + Gilbert. Abilene;
Charles Scholes, T O Harris, Hillsboro;
\ Johnson, Iowa; James p Woods, Vir-
ems, Columbus, Ohio; II A Wiley ( n
Johnson, Mckinney; S d Catcher, Gal.
weston; l. q c Lamar, Mississ:rri.
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ino DALLAS county Medical Society
assembled at the City hall yesterday;
Dr. Morton, the President, presiding,
called the society to order and the mir
u'es OF the previous meeting were read
10y ~, , nr, Veal, the Secretary and approved
nnr Letus, OF Hutchins, presented to
ouu society am interesting surgical rase
vNclSinh OF the right half OF the inferior
sun,aatNlliorN bone which had become the
'' Nv oI q hhro-cys,ic tumor.
VI lhrlSt1n entertained the society,
reporting Il case of "Puerperal Pllvic
Inc members OF the society expressed
,'''.n appreciation 10y rendering him "A
NJ ot thanks for his paper
D.; bttumuus Mas selected bv the
,no,.,ent rs esayist for November
~, IT. lhtton, will entertain the society
:" nneNl regular meeting.
mn, PoR motion tho society adjourned
"n'lI October /, 1881.
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nnllns ACnllnnN.

Finding it necessary to relieve myself
of the responsibilities ftho sehool-ruom,
| havo leased the Dallas Academy Ia
Mrs. Julia Il. Montgomery, who will as
sumo entire control of the establish.
ment Mrs. Montgomery is emineutN
fitted for the position, Possessed of a
school-room experience OF - years, of a
thorough education, brilliant accom-
plishments and rare grace Of speech
and manner, cordially commend her ~
my friends and all patrons of the insti-
tute as competent and successful edu-
Gator, VINO proposes TO make Dallas the
field OF her future ,hOrs.
MIR C. T. DICKINSON.
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Tho ltrvnN .trrni pil,n-

While taking a short drive with II
friend yesterday afternoon we were
driven over the turn pike on South
Eryay street now being built by the en-
tcrprising citizens and property owners,
under the direction of W. d. Wylie u
Co.. and were astoniShcd to find such
a beautiful street where but a short
time ago it was almost inaccessible on
account Of the doep sand. When com.
pleted 1t will be one OF the most heauti
iul drives in the state outside of the
oeach at Galveston, 1t is being built
somewhat on tho plan of the shell road
IN New Orleans and with ordinary care
II WIZ last for years. We are informed
ON Col Wylie who has had a good deal
OF experience in railway work, that this
roau or pavement can be built at an OK
penSe not to exceed $4,000 per mile with
good cutters and ample drainage. The
PIKE Is to extend under the present con.
tract tfom the corporation line south of
tle PARK about ono mile. The city
SHOULD extend it in front of the CITY
ceSslhle,
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say the thirst and love for the destruc-
non OF human character must be inor-
d'nate' have nothing to say for INV
father. He is a man and can defend
u mself. have been raised in Dallas
c;ty, and while my surroundings from
chlldhood may have been UNI
fortunately cursed in my infancy
ny tne aldlctlons of an unkind
providence, depending upon those who
are poor, with but limited opportunity
for social, intellectual culture, vet /
have diligently applied myself TO the
care and support of "A brother and sis
Ter, sun IN the nursery, giving offense
10 none, attempting to devote myself eX-
cluslNely TO my own business and my
own interest, this in an unprotected girl
II years OF age, ought to insure protec-
tlon against the poisonous shafts OF sus-
plclon and SANDER. Twice has my rep
utation been unjustly and numerically
aSsalled by the vile tongues of Islander.
lwlce have the courts of the country
indicated me from these base asper-
slons. What more can do than invoke
The protection of the law? What more
have | done? Is it cheaper or more
manly for miscreants to defend them
selves through newspapers than in the
courts of the country? Or do
they hope to be more sue
cessful at the bar of public
sentiments then in court of Justice?
have chosen the latter for the arbitra-
ment of my wrongs, and would it not,
at least, had been the magnamity of for
bearance, if not justice, to have awaited
the determination of these suits before
assaulting me through the public press.
MIR. Editor, does this mean that my
cause is to be tried without the forms Of
law? Am | to be made the victim of
public prejudice, without hearing? Is
sympathy TO be manufactured for Mr..
Cornwall in advance of his trial, and | to
be adjudged a harlot, criminal, I'M
worthy of defense. The article alluded
TO-, says: "Mr. Cornwall is prosecuted
for the purpose of warning people to be
guarded in their remarks about Jall's
establishment" Not so; that prosecu-
ton means that when men defame and
traduce the character of Ada lien, they
shall prove the truth of their statements
or suffer the penalty of its falsity. |
only ask to be let alone. | ask protec-
ton against the mischievous, slanderous
and wicked talsehoods of malignant
men. Very Respectfully.
ADA zen.
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Tho nrnn,IN ORION.

Mr.. l.. Il. Harris, of the United States
Internal Revenue Department, returned
from Kaufman aud Wood county this
evening, having boon on business Tor
the Treasury Department.. lie found
Wood county blessed with the finest
cotton and abundance of fruit. Large
quantities OF peach brandy have been
made, and one farmer having made COOS
gallons. Apple brandy is now being
manufactured throughout the eastern
counties To large extent.
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City VS.. b. NJ. Flood, disturbance; con-
tinued.
City VS.. Frank higgins, assault and
battery; fined -.
City VS.. Allen Long, curslng; con
tinucd.
CITY Hop Sing, maintaining nui-
>nce; continued.
Ciyvs. u. j. Johnson, intoxication:
fined s..
Cityys, Benjamin sheffield, ohstruct-
ing : dAwalks; continued.
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In the Gardcn of Eden.

1t is said that our first parents were
not troubled with dyspepsia, and that
they knew nothing of debility, liver
complaint, or malariOus diseases. But
the children Of Adam, from Cain down
to Che present time, have inherited bad
blood and a host of other disorders.
most Of which can be driven out by the
timely use of Browns Iron Bitters. Mr..
j. ID; Rodeier, of Greendale, Va, was
cured OF bad case of eczema by this
valuable medicine, and recommends il
To- every one in his neighborhood for any
disorder OF the blood, and Us general
tonic"
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SALT En'l:'.,,' Jim
And Every Species of Itching and Burn
ing Diseases Posit'Nc a., Cured.

EChEMA, or Salt Rh',un, with iis nyoniz.
~ ing itching and hUrune, INSTANTLY re.
lleyed by warm batl With CUncURA Soar
nnu single applieato. of CCuCCRA, the
great Skin Cure. This repeated daily. win
Two or three doses of CurlCURA REsoLyENT
the New BLOOD Purifier, to keep the blood
cool, the perSpration puremd unirrltatinr
the bowels open and the liver and kidneys
1etlNe, VIII speedily cure Eczema, letter
kingworm, Psoriasis, I4ichen Pruritus, Scaled
READ, Dandruif and every species OF Itching
Scaiy and Pimply Humors Of the Scalp nnd
SKIN, when the best physicians and ali
known remedies fnil "
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We have this day sold our local agency
in the fire and marine insurance busi.
ness TO Messr' William H. Prather, \
c. Audrey aud Hugh +. Ewing, and
checrnlly recommend them to You as
gentlemen entirely qualified in every
way to conduct the business in an intel
ligent manner, and worthy Of your con-
unued patronage and confidence.
Thanking you all for your kindness 90
us, We are very gratefully,
CARNEs Il EwING.
We will continue the business under
the style of Prather Audrey Il Ewing,
al Elm street.
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"NhhAs, sept s. Editor HERALD H.
:, w. ''h Dallas Daily Times of the I'd inst.
''y'' appeared n most scurlous and
: ''''''rouS article, OBTAINING me and my
n Whnn thrH"riu,rr ct female in
inc .it1irr,r,t ,runlc virtue
r,',''.u'I 70 appsai NOM the courts OF the
en- ,'E 10 lhe columns cf newspapers,
es.a aer or tiio purpose of revenge or 10
Ia. tlle ignomy of lust ard righteous
''e--' .s-.~@..A .r-.4 49,. Is..- 49,,
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\ visit to the house of Douglas Bros.
will convince any one that they are do.
ing the bulk of the tailoring business OF
North Texas Their fall goods are arriv-
ing daily and will be second TO mono in
the state Of Texas Gentlemen will not
do themselves justice If they order with
out examining the very superior and
q so immense stock of woolens at the es.
tablishment OF DoUGLNS Bros,
Merchant Tailors, 703 Main.
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EDUCATIONAL
URSULINE ACAnEM1


rms institution, conducted by the Ursuline
aules, Is most desirably located. The system
II, g euucn'l9n pursued Is designed 10 develop
we pupils, and to make them useful women
vi renhed tastes and cultivated manners,
~ TERMS IN ADVANCE.
no S,, washing and tuition, including
raney Work and the ordinary intirma9
Ny expenses, per session of five months, 500
Music and use OF piano IA
H,nitlance zee tonly fer the first year. ~. s
Young ladies desiring ndmitt1nca intn IN
academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
iurther particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SIrpEDrpD
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE


u PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON, KY
=, The largest Female College In Kentucky.
buildings OF modern construction; appoint
ments superior, accommodations unsurpass-
eu hehtsu by steam and lighted with gas:
course OF instruction comprehensive; large
faculty OF superior teachers; extra advan.
lages In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
cutloh' bul Two pupils occupy room. Its
patrons and pupils are references. For CAT
alogue, copy of Monthly, published by the
Students, list of references, etc, apply TO the
President, or 7. L. 81, Clair. Dallas, Texas.
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Or. Richau's Golden Remedies

WIN not radically cure. DR.. Richau's
Golden BalSam No, will cure syphilis in its
primary and secondary stages, such us old
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore ewes.
skin eruptions, soreness of the scalp and All
stages OF the disease Graduating disease and
mercury thoroughly Price So per bottle, or
TWO p9ttles FOR ", DR.. Slcnau's Golden Bali
sam NO, Twill cure the third stages or Ter
uary syphilis, where syphliitic and nlercu-
rial rheumatism are connected with the pri-
mary and secondary. l have hundreds OF
eestinca, YES Where MIRACULOUS cures have been
euected by these remedies. Patients eat and
drlnk what they like, and require no outward
applications. Hundreds suffer fium syphi-
Htic ana mercurial rheumatism who are not
uWarp OF ~, and DEFY such TO ontain a radi-
cal cure without the use of this medicine. lis
oenenclal effects are felt NJ once. II has rais-
ed men nom hospital beds in ono week, who
nave laln there for years under the best prac-
utloners IN the city, and Is the only radical
cure Tor the worst disease Notwithstanding,
trlce 70 per bottle, or two bottles for So, IL
saves yourself-it saves your Offspring from
the taint OF this scourge.
Dr, kichau's Golden Antidote n snfe srtpiv
peasant and radical cure for gonorrhlea.
Sleet, irritation, gravel and all urinary de-
tangemvnts, accompanied with full direo.
IONS IONS warranted TO cure. Price 50 per bot.
pr Richau's Golden Ellxer de Amour, a
lnuioW cure Tor Spermatorrhoea, general de-
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III Is invaluable TO thc~s who are anxious foy
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aom. Harmless but speedy In RESTORING
health, Price So per bottle, or two bottles foI
~, trade supplied at liberal discount,
On receipt of price, by mail or express.
these remedies VIII be shipped TO any part OF
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parlor for ladies'. The doctor can be consult.
ca u, ms oiilce nom a. m. 10 9p. m.
Auuress pr. d. y. RICHARDS, No. OBS Va
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Many cosmetics for the complexion
have, from time to time, been put upon
the market. But none have stood the
test as has Pozzoni's medicated COM
pleXlon powder 1t is an absolute cura-
tive Tor blotches, discolorations, freckles,
etc. For sale by druggists.
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Mr. John ThieI, WilSesbmre, Pa, writes.
nave suffered from salt Rlhum for over
elght years, at times so bad that could moi
~ Intend 70 my business for weeks alta time.
ni.lee BOXES or CurlCuRA, and four bottles
dreadful disease. VI '''S
sold by all druggists Price: CurIcuRA. 40
Gus; kEs0LNENT 81; SOAP, Is cts. PoTrtp
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for ''How TO Cure skin Dtsaosa A..
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THE WESTERN WONDER.
OR 7nE iNClTiEuT METROPOLIS
A Justice of the Peace, a Deputy Sheriff
and a Town Clerk Appointed-A
Dipping Pond-A Hygeia-
The Post Office, Etc.

MIDLAND, Sept, Correspondence.
The authorities at San Angelo have
shown very favorable feeling towards
Midland and have appointed f. NJ
Wardlow Justice of the Peace, j. NJ
Moody Deputy Sheriff and Deputy
County Clerk; have granted our petit.
ton for a free-school community and
have established voting precinct NJ
this place. They send us word that they
are willing to do all in their power To
aid and assist us. We fully appreciate
this courtesy and shall assuredly recip-
rocate if ever in our power.
The necessity for a sheep shearing and
A9ipping outfit being apparent, j. NJ.
woody has determined to supply the de-
mand by the time the shearing season
begins. His ranch borders on the
southeast corner of the town, where he
has an abundance of water, and will
have every convenience for sheep men.
This will, of course benefit us, as it will
bring many people here, and will enable
us to establish wool market this fall.
several gentlemen of wealth have
visited us during the past week, and,
ike their predecessors, are most favor
ably impressed with the exceeding
IN.4'9 Va tiiS atmosphere, Oul GAttlltIl
water and the general desirability OF
Midland as place Of residence. They,
together with number of ranchmen,
are selecting sites for dwellings, and
will soon bring their families here
Col. j. G. Carr, late Of MurphyVille,
arrived recently with his family and
two carpenters, eight persons in all.
He has also brought "A $1,000 stock OF
cigars, liquors, etc., and will tomorrow
begin TO erect a huilding for his own
use. At present, like the patriarchs OF
old, he dwells in tent, and extends the
fullest hospitality to all who enjoy a
social chat. The Colonel is an active,
energetic man Of 40 little influence,
which will be eXerted in our favor, as
he is enthusiastic while speaking of
Midland and the country round about
The family of Il. Il. Lancaster, ESQ,
came a few days ago and are comfort-
ably at home in his new building. Mr..
Lancaster is one Of our best citizens
and received the congratulations of our
whole community.
Mr.. W. M. Mclcher, of Chicago, is also
new ARRIVAL very estimable Young
man. He is building cosy residence
on land near town, owned by his
parents, and expects them "fOr good
and a " in few weeks.
Mrs. Holman OF Abilene, who won
golden opinions from all who formed
her acquaintance when here recently.
has returned, and we hope to remain,
this time. Like not a few others, She
having ence lived in this salubrious eli
mate, is not content to reside elsewhere,
and her Midland friends rejoice.
mat Is beginning to be termed the
"Milburn," not "Wellborn" mystery,
still eXcites discussion, and mainly be-
Of hn -.
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Tho modal for the gteateN improve.
ment in the writing dep rlment qt-I.aw.
rence's Commercial college, was
awarded to Miss Alice Napier, Friday
morning. The presentation will hc
made on next Friday, atQ Il. M, by Rev.
Tompleton, of the Cumberland Presby.
terrain church.
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II. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffer
co untold tort4res nom Salt Rheum, which
nearly destroyed his eyes. After Inc most
careful doctorng, and consultation of
physicians failed to relieve him, he useJ tho
NuTlcURA REMEDIES, and was cured, and
has remained SO to date, W."