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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Gov. Lctcher, of Virginia, is rcpor-
ted to be very much frightened at tho
prospect before him.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Four thousand rebel troops have
been enlisted at Baltimore, and five
men who enlisted them are now under
arrest for treason. 81
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Mrs. Lincoln is on shopping tour
to- New York. She receives much at
tention and many courtesies from tho
citizens.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Gen. Scott and Secretary Seward
were on Long Bridge, over the Potos
mac, when the troops crossed into
Virginia.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Scventy-two military companies of
Iowa have offered their services to tho
Governor, and more arc forming.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Postmaster General Blair has dis
continued all the mails in Virginia
and other rebel States.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30
BORN,

In this town, May IS, a daughter to Seth
Hungerford.
In Cedar, May 25th, daughter to Horace
Green.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

Senator Foot, of Vermont, tenders
the Government ten regiments Of
Green Mountain Boys.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30

The citizens of McGrcgor have sub
scribed 5000 per month during tho
war for the families of volunteers.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30
Iowa Volunteers,

Below are the names of the Companies COM
posing the different Regiments accepted by the
Governor under the call of the President
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-05-30


bloomfield, Davis County, Capt Baker.
keosauqua, Van Buren, county, Capt. -.
keokuk, Lee county, Capt. Huston.
Fairfield, jefferson county, Capt. -.
Ottumwa, Wapello county,
Des Moines, Polk county, Capt. Croker
Washington, Washington CO., Capt. Cowlcs
Davenport, Scott county, Capt Lttler.
. :. Capt. Brewster.
Lyons, Clinton county, Capt. -.
THIRD REGIMENT.
GAINESVILLE, Butler county, Capt. Trumbull.
Cedar Falls, Blackhawk county. Capt. Smith
Dubuque, Washington Guard, Capt. Heron.
Des Moines, Capital Guard, Capt. Finch.
DEBORAH, Winncsheik county, Capt Willett.
McGregor, Clayton county, Capt. Sladdon.
Nevada, Story county, Capt. Scott.
Marion, Linn county, Capt Stone.
Indianola, Warren county, Capt. Ogg.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04


Tire FiSG,L,-Thc Richmond Enquirer
has the following Relative to the cargo OF
the Fineal, which lately arrived at Sayan-
nah, and 10 llic vessel itself:
The ycsscl Itself, we understand, as well
as the eafgo, has been purchased by the
Government,
Her cargo consigls Of from eight 10 ten
.rlicd cannon, (which we're originally in
tcnded-tell il not in Ga'h-fO the Federal
Govcnmen9, $500 stand of arms large
quantity ofpowde. for cannon, large quan-
titles oiblankels, ovcrcca,s army aud navy
shoes, sadilers toola for artillery purposes
sufficient to equip four barallitns. She
also brings q large quantity of Medicine
aud assorted goods
The vessel cost about S,2al0G0. Her en-
gines are very powerful. Her Carrying ca
paci,y il sbout 1910 tons, and she was one
Of the swiftcst steamers in British waters.
There is nothing in Aua1i;ctI waters can
cope with her when ST. shows her heels.
She carries heavy armament as the Yam
KEGS viii some day learn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04


Niss,sr. h3m tas Ar-iapa alsf- 20
pitast Qlli tn MAZE.
Lao .-e.s..as.sl .as si.sseaF' A'a.s legs
lasass sLichrpAssci tie oFaiHAHss CT soess'
sioa a, = sssho ON tie "a last, MAS we'll 81
tended fall qg.rua. being lseseai, insln,
dins tueaiy thrsememhers OF the npPes and
sayeRty-ssgen OF the lsNer house, hinsiesa
Of lie i0rmsr and siKy-eiEhl OF The i~lss'
con sliiuie a quorum.
The ordinance Nss passed. ~ ltlihauslg'
and Wishoai dissenting voice. II was DIS
patehst 90 Riehmoni by special messsn'
H. 40 The President, leaving As@Phis }ss'
leniay morning en Fouie,
our inf6rnanl further states that u vss
Teporel that the enemy has torn mp the en-
lie track OF The iisnnliAl and IL, jos eph
Railroad, ~ northern Missouri, and trans
fslrel its rolling stack 10 Illinois The al,
legged reason OF this movement was stated
10 be that il was impossible 10 &eepihe reb
els la that section, Who we're very numerous,
ffom burning tbs hEfsis avid otherwise OBJ
sirueting communication between the '"e
lertalni.
Ne think thisrnmorlmprohatle, however,
Ia as much a. late NorlhefI .apeFs received
by as make no mention OF i,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

nANAWAY FROM the undersigned, living
Ia at Goxville, Hill county, Texas. during
the fall of 1860, foGr Horses, viz; one
SurreE Mare, with bell on, branded
n. on the shoulder; one 3 year old Flsky,
branded S on the shoulder, both hind feet
and one fore foot wlite,-boih mares IN foal
when they left. Also, one Red K0Fse,
or 8 years old, some saddle marks, no
brand, and one Yc&rfils Colt, not
branded.
will pay fifty dollars reward for the de-
livery of said horses to me, or liberal re-
ward for any of them. Address the under
signed, ut Coxville Hill county, Texas.
ALEXANDER S. COX.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

garis IS. III q kss1,ia q "a ~ re-, &
xFou are hele'g eamaenlfi o. sl'AiAp'
iatAs ball iien.is nrHgPaa pNs
lishel ia chs tosa ~ tiilas, iAiia ellnll
.saas. lshsrs b'ias 80 ntgsP lss.' p"ef-
a ia Kaufman spgall teAas. ~ y. % n
er, heis-ai-law ftl stat ~ NJ A hfeN
er. ieeeasei, VII resides T.iisgai lhe hui'.
Of The said STAT Of lAag, 10 he sAt sp!
e.ose the Homo pc Prohais tena' in al,
for the county OF KanimaH, tisie A1iess
70 he holden at De Cur House iAfisoN Z
Monday, the 1jih uaF al heeambsr 4 y.
lsUl, al which iefl,.oi lAu Court ile iisa
ton Of lelLany hieVer AanipisitSAiN
for partition an distribution oil ihg eslt
OF said brewer, ,ls .sei, s.ll be ae'e4 Hp'ti
ana any person Interested mes arpa-r aiti
erptasl the SAINT u t.ivy sec pvqpsr. hrl
of f.il not, bat lsys yoa thcn and Mere ls,'
forr said oeurL l,.s ngii, aliA yopf n
thereon, shOwlas hog ga ha'e eAe'"'r I
the slme. 2
- Tes, wuH nAssn, c'ers n
SEAL he copaiy tapr' vi Al1n1sn Z
N<70N/diyen under ipF hani nnt sea- g.
offies az Kaufn au, AogruhFr 2hih, A W
lsdl. .i MAJ a. BARNES, I
Ok. Co, C,Ha Euunna-. 60, IsN'
Issued Nov. 2th lsbl
wv. H. BARNES O. q, &, Z O..
Came 10 hand Nov, tDe @s,h, isiL send
TO Dallas for public .nu same lay
A. NJ. X. EuWhLi. shcFih = Co.
by pAyln AIilN, DsYriy
0siw- Printer ittj $40,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
"THE SMILE!"
nv ~ MI ~ - ON.

fEyIliS popular saloon is now opened u the
II. Southeast corner Of the Square, lor
lor the accommodation OF visitors, where
gentlemen can come and 'smile atall hours
a. the usual terms. The best supply Of
"smiling materials is constantly kept, and
no pains will be spared TO render our Gus
toners as agreeable as possible. The pub
lie generally are invited to call and smi'f'
The most genieel smiles are gotten up at
an instants notice; but grinuing ghasty
smiles, 'broad grins' and "grins sinister
are strictly prohibited.
SMILE ONE
Dnlins Tcxns Sept 9t lb6l-4gN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
.,ater from ,gexlse-g'le Revolution in
Y;.,Aauiis,aS.

We have advice, from Brownsville to Inc
Tthinsk The Flag OF That date has some
Interesting Intelligence respecting ae rev.
alatiGn in auli pas, which appears to ba
tawing To j close, Previous ady,ces left
GU. Ga'cia slut up in Victoria, wish Car
gaial OF one side and Peua On tie other.
S,ihseaneut advice state that Gen. Carava-
ial made feint movement towards lamp :
eo, iron which Gen. Garcia dispatched a
j-gJTiagt 10 Gen GarSa in Tampico, giving
i;ormltioIi Of the movement and advising
Sen. CARA TO advance against Carayljal
sitfront, while hn, (Garc!a,) would attack
! m in the rear Gen. Cara made thc.ad-
anee, and 10 doing 50 cncountcied Servan-
Ao Cayases and was defeated, At The
IS inetime Gen. Carayajal made backward
q ovementand met and beat Garcia, upan
llich.th latiei barely made his escape into
penipico with few cavalry.
lssa, 4nsarajal, leaving y force 10 watch
iT1mpieo at once took up the line Of mach
3 ; join tho fo.ces under Generals Tre.inc
sud Alderette, at ReynosaJ and with tie en-
fiin command probably 2,000 strong, he in
tended to uGasc an attack on hlatamoros.
] Z addition 10 the lcsitimate Tamaptipas
h,ec, Coy. Vidaurri, OF Nuega Leon, has
unlisted qGv. Soma with l.eayy artillery
Eiiit which to batter Natamoaas.
Cen Carayaiai, through Fpn An lrehs
{Aevino. Commissioner aG hoc, has Official
X noted IT. people of MatanMos that Il
&aey dssire 10 keep lear af difficulties they
h,si better leave The town by Saturday next.
u accogannco with that intimafion, large
alinherso OF misunderstanding into Browns
villc until the trouble is over
from tic interiorof Mexico we learn chat
or the lalh August, Gen. 0rtega surprised
ma defeated Gen. Marquee at the hacienda
d. Alenco. On the night OF the 18th, Gen.
Agsega attacked Marquee again nthc town
81 ,talatlaco, and dispersed his entire force,
Marquee abandoned assn. tllefHa.F'ra5-
~ s5s 4sis-. >s;assPs! ~ i's 's.'- 'ts'e
with party Of telloweis
i Is row Lnawn wstil cetlahtE nat i!i1
III giish aud fsaush ee arc be.eic tam'
qiao and Vera Ein2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

TaE Bull RuS RErREAT ExrLAlyHD.-A
Norlhera paper has discovered lie cause of
the retreat OF tho Yankee array at Bull Run.
II says;
When the battle was at its hottest point,
and nearly won TO our side, there came
word that there were two vacancies IN the
New York Custom House. Hence Tho siam
pele OF the leading officers, Tho men fol-
lowed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
Tribute OF Res sect.

Alta called communication OF Bloomfield
Lodge, No. IL, OF Free and Accepted Ma
sons, held il the Masonic Hall Mt kaufman,
Kaufman county, Texas, on the 2ttll day of
November, A. D. 1851, A. L. 1851, tile FOL.
lowing preamble and resolutions were unan-
iinonsly adopted:
WHGEaAs, ii hath pleased Almighty God in
h sdiyine wisdom, 10 summon from Earth
TO tho Grand Lodge above, where lie pre-
sidas, our well beloved brothor, JOHN A.
Wilson, who at tic time of his death,
wlfich occurred on The I'D inst, was a
lsa.la aie.abel of Hioomiield Lodge, no.
IL, and living within oar jurisdiction,
therefore,
ReSoiDfS, That while we bow in humble
submission 10 the All Wise decree of the
Great Architect OF the Universe, IN the dis
pensation OF his providence, 10 give express
sion to the love and papcct we bore our
brother willis living; to hear testimony to
the interest with which he sustained the
procepts OF our fraternity, and TO his puri-
sty OF character as n nan of honor. His af-
flictiops were severe for a time, being sep
aeated ti'oil those near and dear TO him,
hut ne lore Chen, with patience, and it is
hoped that his Affections worked out for
him pure, exceeding aud etc.nA weight
Of glory.
Ersolc \, That in obedionce to that prin-
ciplc Of onr ancient and time l.onofed fra
tcrnitg which BIDS rs to weep with those
who weepandi nplfn with tlosc who mourn,
we beg tie melancholy privilege ofniingling
our tears with those OF his teteaved friends
- t'iis ;hafH No@r ~ 1.oi'rninp. and Of offer
ip,st'.nsll e'is .Esli-N .ss.ssa sass,l ~ nl-
u -, y p. fF,Ir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

We understand iha, the young ladies Of
ths Eastern Texas Female COLLEGE, ~ THE
place, have organized themselves into a
military company, and are v undergoing
regular drll.-ihas spending their hours Of
recreation. That's rishl, girls, The good
oplnion Of hcr leaehers, a 800, education,
and finslly the nohlest aud hgayest soldier
IN the Confederate army TO- a husband, be
the reward OF the beet drilled member or
this eompsny.-Tytsr Rs9oTI-f.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
MILITARY Notice.

n AN ,ully authorized to raise a company
OF Mounted Men, to go at once in
TO the active service OF the Confederate
States, for tho period Of twelve months.
A list will be found at Dallas, in The oiiiee
of Il. T.. Nicholson, ESQ., aud At the Herald
Office. JN0. T. Coif.
Nov. li,h lSGl-G;it
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

oS our FEsT.--A circumstance, appar-
antly providential, has cccurred within the
the Government nj Richmond will enable
The States of Georgia aud SouIl. Carolina to
take care Of themselves without; assistance
from any other quarter. ~ q future day
il will come to light, but present policy is
to leave tho enemy TO ind it our, which
they will do when lliey leave their safety
retreats on the coast.
If ,here ever was cause that had the
sm:lcs OF heaven, il is ours. The Good one
seems inclined to aid Us in spite Of our
selves. [sayannah Republican,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
k,sTlsAY NOTICES.
Dali. a. CotNFI. ~

TAKEN uPkyJ, Wurht anA r-tray' !,
l. \ s.lill EsaJ h 41lRaf So 4 aa- = p ~
MAI. MULE, yen 90, d. david d s i.iar sth'
mai i, aud parcs. Aprs.iri, frtl-f
TAkLS CP byv. &. huul .u AMI wa h.'
ION, JHnius \, rmh h-'li lu ir 80 SOY pr 70 "',N
WHITE GfLniAG, p ~ 3'1is niti ',0ni D. N'M4
h=h, soaie gear ana sAad' NAV" y A-i ~ w. '''
gro. ". iANs, Z. O. a.. 70. a. r.
ia u A..a.I h. NtutiIr. nHu.It..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
10 Whaa! Growers

! Nv NI7'fTTT % sell, SIUVe on ship
4 tfEGSgiE Or GRAIN,
apa -ylv.l on's suRents. Advances made
~ q srtt Aas 'enand for Hour ia the
lr. scHa-fr 81. 10 doubt be large.
H. y. TAYLOR,
- Late Taylor & iGgLy,
Houston, May 90, l5Gl--3ltf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

WHAT'S IL A NAAEi lincoln County is
the banner county OF Tennessee. She has
already enc tho;.sand in the service OF the
Southern cGncedcsacg. AID. seven more
companies are now organizing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
Administrators Notice.

A L The October term 1861, of the County
"a Court for Dallas county, the unaeIsign-
ed was appointed Administrators OF the Es-
tate OF +. g. Braidee. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby noti-
fed 10 present the.same properly euthenti-
Gated for acceptance and approval within
the time prescribed by law.
SAMUEL I. BLEDSOE
Administrator.
nnllns Texas. Nov 81 iSjl-SGw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
PALnaTIME AnvnRTlmrMTs.

Z =
pALEsTlmE AOvERT'mEMT5
DR.. i. ID. Rankin & Co. $
cELcHR .THp
soatham Family Medicines.
cnNsfsfIN0 Of
aRtlfa E1paotorant. Vermlirge,
Liver, saaaiva and Chill &
fTfHHEsE MlrI - ~ uliy pTspsfea to sui,
On sas'leEn titaa'si, I'D are the result Of :
iAlr aNrrFi-nsFin Iia irlfa at of the various dis.
ia-rs II ie'sr.in.s'- A.s q = Hlslica authors ad.
"ti sass Ia-f n 80 ii 40 rIlSs IN the treatment
i .'-" Aari'i hri south ih-rcleIe, We cain -
/ ,iiia'ir 4. ~ '-'i' q ius cih.ais than Jayne,
a % 20 ''pn 'A' '.A'1 p''sons hFips 10 The
4 Dr.J,p. RsuLin's Pain Irin.r.
] thi' .fhtatf n.'ii. h. u Compounded from
T tt' iga1 .Hrerfa. n1aiiuHi aud apii,spasmuiics
s ss s',,' Ia e. IN sS :6 S1ss u'I
~ tails lre 40 ari assll kind ofpalns regard.
l'ra0f ff'r o.. sii ~ or ihs tuse witch produces
ln.u aH. m.'uviHE ii 90. Inyarlably Weld TO The
wi. htHr ris Evv L.rn u eholle, oramp,
rrtin a.'us ui r-srs .ii and all character ~
fIasn'ilrffr lone HKIisi Is, Mysteries aud all
Nh'' ~ n.rf cav 7'r ,.N hem. Also, rsinfal
ilr'i .ifua dr- l1is-r.i,-, ryou- aneotldnsuf
rN ".fUNift sfliGH II 'H' 'fs etr-ache, pains Ia
ahf1a-9. U.i D. sifr tl,"' ms, neuralgia, tooth.
] loo Z . . q
g'i. hi. 10y. H..u- a p. De- % slnele ease whom The
dIr uf.ul. al fl.r+la.s f... h ars athpri,el 10
return lhr Htrrr. o. f. r,s
%, -,...
. ~, .'NNe ' '.s ~ Yer Fiiia.
~. W N''"l ever "nm,h 10 INC
xxx. .r, ,t9,, i,l nv s s,'' %y.rsns,,
.... A.fI.H.' fH1H-ruHBt { the stomach AMI
h'. .Hr.iF u's, lri'frli'nu pain In the side,
f'.'ir. .TH' har,. Avn t'u'f 81 bilious fevnrs,
rht. - Hrtr', 1ui H1gi rrr'ous debility. And
Ina N'tn1H HrnL NJ i'e 'tgI y. bow ',t1l iiyr-
,nll a. ,' OF rl.H l'" l-ll my ~ i'H
W.. i ' I" I, ,N
~ n.r' NsH t"t 'f
tN',-., ',i'.'' .'.N''' avg 'H'''
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4 ., .r,t4.. off,. - ,......,I o.
b. t 4, a,,ol, o,,.
a.. -, hna1 $3.50 $3.50
m 90 y y. .'. n, ss.,I, ~
N' ,.W w .N. wr. , ' "'",'"N vi
49,. .,. - , III ,, . ~, s,.,,','
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
Trsastee Sal
h. ! bari q. fl...s.. ,erse..ts.s

Isa i fltiia - Ddrd Of 'fsiist. rxeci.tr.3
10 sre, 81 gislieri Ai5cys aua isss
ann 1afs On lie tlh,6Ilss Of ilBs.
ana ilessi,lsssA n tae os1;ea o. tbs eee7
* 81 paliss county. resas, On de II
.a4r q Jar so, in Asak y PAGES ass
f;fisfl aztll Of ss 81 eztesitfl ~
eec.s-t M ts r'Fs,so fEftt q ipiipAie5i.ais
taersS :, 81. 81. CO
d the higAeg bA< tis 40
ezsr. - sie 4s-s4 III .it4e. Is
ass a 14a''s 1852 f,rae
rs 20 ~ zia 10 ~ i'.sr1 - WA.
IN IL y - q, II as
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~ Arts lart a,a Rem
tst .silse q y s5i4iar \
Ii's Pei fiea5
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I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

A Union man WAC escaped from Memphis,
arrived Ia Cincinnati, anl gives the follow.
ing Information In regard TO the rebel
strength Ia Kentucky. lie says there are
Al Columbns, under Johns,Va.......GD,o1O
Near Pa,lueah. 900
Io,lle0aers iolce,.,"',,',.,.',,'''' l,uuu
Under Buekner..,.".".,.,.".. 1000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ~, OlO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
AI,EXANDER SIMON
! now RECEIVING an extensive assoFtaneni

81 Faia-d " lficf
2g e. Ga 81. 20 & S. s.
Yoik cons stags
Div F9e
sssz
IS ss &c
'aiss so NtFe
al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
'La.ga N.ei.s Nlsgea''l


tFser the stansl l5eei 49,; ls4,
Capt. samI Myeisss 3e.fstl M his
cigdas iosforss eg, .l;secsf On,
geli, as the beassr ogslis, ~ c;ss 70 ti.s Pres
;iicai, eiyes Us sn1ic i5gereztiHa lBiosassticn
s 'ate date from SoasaN cstarh Aliss3ei.
We learn f1osa lin iiaI the siilrn ssh near
Spr;aSfed, OF ihe I'd ii.st, OF wliieh We
Il We received iateiligenee from the Nnrsh-
cru pape.e. waea Gscidsl southern victory.
Early in the N 4.niHg o. the day mentioned,
32D Conteierais caygify. encaihpo1 shout
q, &c aud 'l;lt trsm thf fa-zn d s.lsihgfl,l
iessGee that i.,sy we.e scsh sc be ai.aciod
y frcmoas 'aiy gsagd, in.nberiag .aG
b, united iaen, viii rev into lie -; Y osid
iissr b. sad aHaiit7s '-r apprstleh. tbs
rafee OF The el.sgaS soon y .peegri and as
rfa:aina t.acic wlefrah31ts ciislreei G.
tasla Vigorously ,Hree separate TIM ~ ard
wcse e1 fcn rcpuiscl, wif.tais ? .cdee.i
+ Is ; o. Ies, SER y...ea iils5 fed i'sia Ire
flil tsll-4fes g1si lie1 q Us q sig
la 80 y -
Tse fe s,sats IN f'a9 p.ll-
t-a-r - iiel4 Ms - ~
s.a ~ 6, i.e g n 4i.A 2
nl.A- 10 NV -
ss cl mi Ir ieel weft st'ii
ee,a Zap 81 l.t 4tja.
- =;
sd 11isa8 seie on
4 tssif $50 f sas
~ f.--esA
Six ~ li.sss; . iilz TO- :
Il ~ - ~ - TAI -
isf ~ iasi.as, iia5 5Et y ~
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04
DIR. Rani.in,s Ready Relic

Is mos, nnqgc3iiunably the hes, remedy ever offered
TO the public for diseases Of tho nuolc and Joints,
rheumatism, gut, paralysis, nuinhncs', spr1inG,
stun Joints, muscular debility, bruises stlf neck,
weakness, aud Iainin the back hoad, sides, iilbs,in
famed breast, ru,t-btcm feet, spinal affections, ncu
ragia, snrc throat. qnsy, mump>, Group, milklcg,
chronic ulcers, salivalons, iumors, white-swo,ins,
sick hell-nchp, and In mcules when The eruption
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DR.. nanh,n's Celebrated Flax nud DI-

= = NfrIlcN NlIkfttft.
WIN never fill, whenih directions nrc nllowc', 10
cure nnS. 'llarihoa, rhoura.morhus, summon COM
pliInis gIiplng, ruins in the stomach and novels,
sick stomach, Vani ing, and cramps. Also for all
DISCHARGES Of blnol from the nose, lungs stomach,
womb nnl In prafIsa tnnngtruntiur,
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For Morses amd stoel..

This Is a valuable rcmeay Cor sprains, spawn, scal,a
scratches, bruises, swcnps Of all kinds, and for all
diseases " the glands Aud for hlUw-ty mud screw
worms NIL OF her remedies totally insignificant in
comparison TO this. Give i trial, It never falls,
DIR. Rauilin's Chill and Fever Pulls.
Nnyor rlils cure chi and icyer aud 0rc very ne
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% nnnN.nl.Llrerpn ia.


NHeWaniH, iig9is, lr1a7l. g., coughs, colds,
Wlwepu;r'G.h ,.lywa, % 'lug Of blcnl. hoarsc-
ur-, ngit' Hni .n-sues On tho hrchrt, dalcnlty Of
lg 90 Iuf uiT"nf., trhfrrss 4 the chest, Group,
ana Is must cScriisut romey 10 palla,o eonS''ml.
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DIR. Ranistn's Verm.cuge.
Islnf,llihlr for all form cf worms.
Dr. j. ID. I,an.Sia e. Co.'s Eye water.
Never fails to cure al! forms of sore eyes.
The most valuable mclciaes arc prepared and sold
by Dr. j. d. Rankin & Co., Palestine, Texas, and
sold ly our agents throughout the state.
j. u. RANKIN, ". ID. & Co.
Ff5-For sale Mt Cedar liiil, and Trinity stills, Dali
las County STay, Ssh, lsGl-3l:ly.
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$40 Reward

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