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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

Cu-lsir., aJ,icss hom YislH'A r'Vr1.
s,,tHeI-uta "a p'Rle of 'be Fe'e'"'' az
t.el s.s ., son p,.is a. 'ha' az Asnas'as'
.,t,arA aa, slioss,ter oa 81 large sraie'
ii4 .ulnea.r up1n ne Important m'l''sry
r.,saen,s u,p progressing on ,'e f-,qma'
iaa.i Ie s.loasly felI GA oaes'ie anlu''5i
esaluasly, ou ,ls o'her, Tie movement
G,n. i,anls division was Ia te5orlspA
With ito programmes Of usn. Mcclellan,
wlo,s m.lR body MSS ocross lRe river aad
a,.aes our frses in the centre, To be aans'
el above by nauks, aad be!OH by Sickle.
b.lsale,
Tie serious esult of lhe I.oasmrS 0g''
aly possibly isvange his plans In meaa'
u.e. bu, We predict, Ilist II Mcclellan be-
g'ns retreat before attacking oag main
body, another roul anil panic, greater 'lan
auy Of ,hs'r pred eassors viii b. the result
Taa PeLeraliss Sssm 70 be aslie,ea N,k
a SORT OF mania, an neonaaerahle p'ed's'
pos;,.on TO lhese d,sasreelbla pan'cs. Al
biz Bs,hel, at Manassas, At Springfield, NJ
various points in Kentucky. anl lastly ai
I.ce.burF, the hshi ended In q pan'c,-nnd
50 common 10 II besomc, that we think
no battle has been fought unless whole
beeatombs have lecu slaughtered dITlnS
thc excitement Of the rout. To the curious
n NAV be matter Of some interest TO know
the origin Of tho little word 'panie,' that
plays so imporan, part in our kilograms
puring the wars Of the Nneien's, The
Greeks and many other oriental nations,
began the battle with general shout from
the whole army at tie moment Of onset, as
we'll to encourage nni snlmste themselves
rs TO stiike terror in tho enemy. The au-
thor of this custom which still exists WIS
Pan, III, neurological god of the Shepherds,
the Lieutenant General of the God Bacchus,
in his famons expedition through India
Having penetrated into the jnnslcs OF that
.orrid region, with his select forces, and be-
ing ercompasscd in valley near the Gan
ges, with an army of enemies vastly supo-
rlor TO his own. Pan advised the dainty nnd
yolurtuous Bacchus TO order his men in The
hight to give general shout and rush upon
them in the darkness, which SO surprised
the enemy that they Immediately fed from
their camp and were slaughtered. Hence,
it comes that all sudden fears, impressed
upon mems spirits, without any just reason
were called by the Greeks and Romans
panic tcrrors From that day to this, men
have suffered from such fears, and when
illus impressed, tho effects are disastrous
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Ladies' Sewing Society.

At meeting held by the ladies Of Nc
Kinney and vicinity, on the 2Sth day Of
October, they proceeded TO organize IN aid
Society," for the benefit of olr soldiers who
have enlisted. a regular Consultation and
bylaws were adopted for the government
of the same.
Mrs. II. Cave, was elected President; Mrs
Mollie Cannon, Vice President; Mrs Sallic
skidmore, Treasurer; Mrs. 7. G. Rhine Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. J. J. Harrison,
Corresponding Secretary. The President
appointed the following standing commit
tees:
Garrent Cgtt'ng-Mrs. Harrison, Ars-
Fcote and Miss BIiza Graves.
foat and Test Afeksng--Mrs- Rhine, Miss
Tillie Graves and Mrs. Saslmorc-
Iaats and Drarers Aiak5Rg-1lrs. Smith
and Mrs. Howesh-
.ykirf Hakn1--Mollie Skidnore, Mrs
Lorejoy and Mrs Fannie Adams.
The Dallas Herald was requested 70 pub
lisil the proceedings Of the meeting, and lie
society adjo1rned.
Mas. r. CAVE, PFe5t.
Hre. 7-r. RUiNF. Stxf r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

THs Jaursrowy The work of transfer
ming this enc and ssif steamer into GER
tain something for The assertion of Southern
RIGHTS and tho defense Of Southern liberties,
is progressing with conmendable rspidity
ard in short tine she viii be fully prepar-
ell to enter upon What may heE rendered hy
her instrEmoatnlity, n mission Of peace.-
Tho precise and the peculiar character OF
the alterations nov being psde we will not
for Obvious reasons, relate tnt we cal, as
sure our Southern readers that they are of
character TO inslirs 2 fefy gr,et degste
of confidence in her ntiliy 10 render good
service TO our enuac ur5H fas sea r. filrsl',aH
Ea56irsr. Of. efh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, N0VEMBER s, 1861

railroad. The rebels are not known 10 have
torn NJ the railroad, They are reported in
large force twenty-five miles below Ironton
but nothing definite Is known as 10 their
Rumbogs or designs
81, louis, oei. IA dispatch to the
Republican dated Syracuse De oher l6.h
reports that prospects OF largo reinforce
menls has Inspired Price with new hopes.
i.e expects 10 defeat Fremont aud then di-
vide forces, capture Jefferson City and 81.
Louis. The Republican learns that the
work on ior,llcatlons round 81, Louis has
been suspended. The guns will be mount
cd Rnd everything completed within eight
days. The same paper reports n skirmish
on The Iron Mountain railroad ON the 18th,
in which the Southelncrs are said TO have
been driven back with heavy loss.
NASHVILLE, Octs MA private dispatch
FROM Paris, Tenn, says Mayiield, KY,
burned on the 22d, by two thousand federal
troops. The Knoxville Register Of the 23d
reports that the federal forces at Camp
Dick Robinson have advanced within eight
miles OF 2oIllcoT camp. Some skirmish-
ing has occurred between the pickles, re-
~i,itisy- in ~ lsss. 10 the ananir Of three lill-
ed and ono prisoner. The prisoner states
that the federal force is three thousand
strong. That an early battle is expected.
An the telegraph lines projecting from
Richmond are dowa. Nothing new from
New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2i.-Thc legislature to-
day elected Lanrr5n C. Hamos Senator in
tho Confederate Congress ON the FIRST ballot,
For tie SECOND, tho convention balloted six
times without eIcc,ing an election. The
vote on The final ballot stood as follows
G. a. Henry "a; Edwin II. Ewing 33 Il,
L. Caruthers -. One OF Lncoln's sgunboats
ascended The Cumberland river TO Lineport,
twenty miles below Fort Donelson, and
carried OF barge laden with 500 barrels
OF -four.
BOWLING GREEY, OCT. 2i.-Thc Louis.
vile Courier of to-day says the federal
pickets are Mt Bacon Greek, and the main
body Of their army is scattered between
that pSnt and Muldroughs hill to the num-
ber of 17G00.
CoLUNpus, Ky, Oct. 28.--A steamer ar
rived here to-day with dag OF truce. 1t
is supposed for the purpose OF exchange OF
prisoners. All quiet here.
/ NORFOLK, Oct. 24.-ileavy, rapid, and
long continued firing was heard below hero
last evening. The cause has not yet trans
pired.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

Ilov 5o#x II. REAeAx.-A correspen-
den. Of lie Palestine Asroeets, writing from
Richmond, Ya;, under date Of Oct. 9Th, has
80 following in regard te or estecned
and able Post Master General
'gaage Reagan is in excellent health, as
vel % bis sfamily, and Iczp.ct youmay lis-
len 5er lis departnrcfo thr,,poiomac, when
shc bottle las commented gs Is showing
evefv rlasou, and putting for1h c~sry e1er-
~ Torkiag day and night almost 10 carry
~, sIi,ctssfully and adranfageoasly 10 the
= al = - <arisd services Of h;s Depart
1ncal and yet many aie loudly euTsine him
n. nail faiIures, &c
Tor f,ols, TO say that j.e las not ca
n-ri7T % the highest degree 70 carry On the
~arisrs r.erlinrs cf his department. is 10
- fi.er IRE The vr7iesi fools aud to say that
.f.e = nof Icing eTery solitary thing IN his
-.sr<r 10 facilitate and successfully carry
>, lie rail and postal service ofthe Con
...Irra5-. for the cussmon good of tie Eliois
- 4frF Why 70 make n long ktesy short
- tf.fy ziiila1y Ers
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

r s letter from our young friend WI
Iey ason, says that his wounds hSyeSaH
hca'ol Up, but that his arm is very Weak,
i..t gain ng strength very fast. Ills compa-
ny. The Hcmpstcad Rifles, have reoFganized
10 Jim Cen. McCulloch, and lie is again
with 'Lem. They would be on The march
in r5o or three weeks. We arc indebted to
oar frieui for late dispatches.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

Troops are continnsny passing throagii
our city On their way TO Gen Mcculloch--
bv this time be mast be largely reinforced.
We learn :haf, il be has not alresdy for1neds
. junction with Cen Price and the Missouri
tsoors. they arc likely to form junction.
with brave men and determination to
conqncr- or die, the Northern -andals will
i,e nsct mill tho isss rasa falis.-fI Sla'H
s5fl 3sTrsi,l, l-ft vi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

Es. Tie infantry company of Capt. Nc
Cauy, that recertly left Parker county, for
the Gulf, has been eecciycd into the rcgi-
inent Of Col. Alison Nelson, and is now
stationed at Virginia Point, oaeof the most
is.-f.ariani positions abcut Galveston Island
This company was composed of the best
men Of TarlSer county, and we are pleased
10 know hat they arc received. We have
aany friends and acquainianccs in the
compoHj among whom is our friend J. l..
leonard, tst Lieutenant, fine young man,
and ono = no will carry with him the deter
aaiDatisn 10 distinguish himself in his first
l.at,le. col. Nelson, We learn from Lieut.
I.eoaard, is very popular with his men, and
has ii,eir unbounded confidence. Few men
arc be;ier calculated TO lcad and direct bod
;es .; men, than he; and v'e xish him every
-ussiincti0l in his arducus position.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

ma ne Galveston News says that 1t is
understood that Gen. Wigrall will not he
c.naida. ia for the Confederate Senate. 1t
Win he q matter of surprise 10 Wigfall to
sec huY summariiy he is disposed ofby his
ef-iaads, and it be will llcqually surprising to
know llat they are possessed Of such IN
tormatiou. wigfall Is cqsdidate, and
we have taken occasion before this to an
Dounce tLe fact, and will continue to re-
iterato q, until Gen. Wigfall authorizes us
10 aonralict the statement made by him to
t.s in person..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

ns-HoB. Emilie La sere, formerly a
member Of the q. 5. Congress from Ioaisi-
ans, Las been appointed commissioned sreaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Richmond, Sept, 6, 1861.

JoHN c. EAsToS, Esq,
Mckinney, Collin County, Teras.
SrR-Your favor of the the 9th which
gives sue gratifying evidences Of the pa-
tliotism Of The people Of Texas, and Of their
disposition to aid the Government IN Tie
present cxigences, has been received
The question OF army supplies and pro-
visions is one for the War Department. to
consider, and your views were therefore
submitted to the proper officer. His reply
is that Sackfeld Maclin, San Antonio, act
ing commissioner Of subsistence, is entrus-
ted with the business OF making purchases
in Texas, and that if you will address your
self fully to him, he will perhaps enter into
tho arrangement you propose. The receipts
of said officer or his deputies, will be eyl-
dence upon which bouds will be issued LOT
the amount that may be agreed upcn;
BY tie enclosed circular, you wiz per-
ceive that Ike subscriptions when arc
sought by this Department are OF me pro
ceeds of he safes of crops and not OF the
crops themselves, though this VIII be taheh
VIXEN Of grain, etc, contiguous to army depotSs,
as YOU will find explained i'll document
also enclosed. ~.
You are therefore requested to use the
enclosed blank, and urge subscriptions
whoever it is practicable to do so.
With great respect, your obt seryt.,
&C. MEMMiNGER, Secty Treas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06


Hgs- "a pt. Goods battery was at Neoslo,
Mo, on the 10Th ult. A private letter from
the camp says that the battery is attached
to the Louisiana Regiment of Infantry. 1t
represents the Dallas boys all in fine healtli,
i.nd says that the company is considered
tic Jreg one of the brigade, in drill and be-
havior,- MI they have to do, adds the letter,
10 boar off the palm is to sustain it in an
engagement We feel satisfied that when
De fight comes, Goods battery will fully
sustain itself The letter gives the reports
% ,hcirploying up towards Fort Leayen-
worth, u Kansas, together with five regi-
ments Of cavalry, to occupy that post, but
events thst have transpired since then Will
probably change their destination.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
Announcements.
T,,r ,,.n.r.,, 5rh ip!,frIoi.

var Csn1r-Ia, -5ih D!strio'.
r-.a-, AZ, anihofIsri 10 nnnauucc the Hon, "
t-.., fl,hprsi, pf smith county >. candidate 70
.... the 6th Cons r,sfionai nsS.ri o. ieAAr' Va
rU. ...s .e,ioI tbs Confsl'Taie siA'es'
rs-., s.s Aiiliogissil 10 annruies nor; nat
s,l.. E. Graham, a, - candidate IoE NoN. .'''a
80 .ts ami Consrs isiunal risIylyt,
F'or Con .rsss-0th Dislrinl.
---- ~ . ar. ,nihsriysl 10 sRnnunrc William y
NgrIrsf, "a, ~ LSmar county, az 'Ain,ua'v ", w.
IA, iii (is,-rsNsiugal District oi Texas, Ia
u,t .i,ra, s,a'ea Congress.
r'rr ComarssH.--.sh Ei,trir'.
r..r.,-s 40 .uti,pft..h iu sngouHcr Hon, =. W.
ft, 4f,h. tf,y ~ II ,a,ton, - ryi'@ias'e 10 W.
.Y.ro-r' "a 81 nsrleI ui lsAs'' W '"' "'"a''' W
49, t,.f g. crate stE,.s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

Jous W. WILSON, Captain
J. w, CANNON, lst Lieutenant.
hgsny STOUT, I'd Lieutenant,
j. III. Ro7ELL, Sd Lieutenant,
JAcoB ZEIGLrR, 1st Sergeant
a. NJ. AUSTIN I'd Sergeant,
f. NJ. BENroN, Sd Sergeant,
J. W. BRowN, 4th Sergeant,
r. s. REIHHAnDr, lst Coiporal.
T. E CoacER, 2d Corporal.
n. T. WILIrNaHAM, Cd Corporal.
j. II. BENTLEY, 4ll Corporal.
C. W. RozEII, p,clers.
@. @. SIMPSON,
DAVID HARRIS, Ensign.
SYLAs DuSKis, Farrier
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

sswagd ON iAe illh, assured mewber OF
the diplomatic body lhal the lltle affair OF
the southern iRsurreelion would blow over
within three monshs-lhe poTIsa.l be opened
and peace aud prosperity reign, The
Knoxville Register Of tho 21th reports
Aght between Zolleoifer and The iiReolRlies
irom camp Dick Robinson, The latter are
entrenehel near Rocl, Castle ford. xolll-
Golfer attacked HRd drove the enemy from
their entertainments. 2ollicoiier had five
killed aud % wounded. lie took 10 prls-
oners. The loss Is unknown, Zolllcodsr
ioll back TO. prevent his supply train being
cut on.
NASHVILLE Oct. 29,-Two gun boats Ian
ded on Friday nigln, 10 miles below Eddy
VILE They put lashore $50 infantry aud
80 cavalry, which marched To Eddyylllc and
surrounded Capt Nileoxs company while
at breakfast on Saturday morning aud fred
ON hem killing three and wounl.ng some
others. Capt Wilcox Is wounded
MENruls, Oct. 2S-rhe fedcrels are still
forlifying Paducah. Ab3u, 1000 troops are
| az that point. 4 scouting party ofcleyen,
| from Columbus, were lrtd upon by an
opt, ~ in embuseade near the mouth OF
Mayncl creek, ON SATURDAY; thfcc mrn
upon the President of the United States TO
recognize the Coniederates as beligc,ents
and exchange prisoners. a dispatch from
Syracuse, Mo, to the ST. Louis Republican
| says llardee is advancing TO the aid OF
Pricc with 10000 rebels.
! \ report just received from Missouri this
! 7. NJ. SAYS, jeff. Thompson engaged the enc
my at Frcderickstown, killing nine hundred.
| No particulars.
Foreign.
ST. Jouxs, 0ot l0.-Thc steamer Etna
with four days later from Europe, passed
| Cape Race yesterday. The King OF fPrussin
paid two days visit TO Napoleon. The
Emperor Of China is reported dead. Prince
Napoleon has sent the Emperor Napoleon
important state papers on American affairs.
MIR. Lindsay, NJ. r.. in n public lecture,
again strongly urges the cxpediency OF
England and France endeavoring to effect
u peaooa5le separation between tac North
and South.
Eal Russell discourage any Interference
with the international affairs of Mexico
but says the government will exercise the
right requiring security for personal pro-
pcrty, and the ful6lment of engagements
II is said orders will be issued TO prepare 9
French squadron for Mexico.
BY steamer Arabn.-fhc Pope of Rome
refuses TO compromise with the enemies o
his government. The relations between
Italy and Franco are satisfactory. France
asks for no Italion territory The Spanisl
exuedition to Mexico is actively prOgres
sing, and will soon leave.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06
rbo sub,cription lists embrace two classes

The subscription lists embrace two classes
of items
fst. Articles, the proceeds Of the sale of
which are offered in exchange for bonds.
I'd. Articles. which are themselves offered
in such. exchange.
In reference to Ike first class, there can
of course be no difficulty. The caption of
the lists is very explicit and you can keep
the lists open as long as you please, for
warding, however, sheets MS they are filed
up; the Secretary is authorized to extend
the time OF sale as you will see by the act
oi Congress,
Inlrserencc to The second class OF sub
scriptions they admit of this division:
lst. OF articles-such as shoes, tents, ar
my clothes, etc.
2nd. OF corn, wheat, houi, etc'I NEAR u
convenient to army depois.
Srd. OF the same articles remote from
such depots
An. OF articles Of less value than Fifty
Dollars.
The following rule has has been adopted
with the acouiSsceuce of the Secretary of
Of tLe Freasary-yiz;
To accept the articles in the first class, at
once. and request them them to bc-forward-
cd to points indicated.
To accept the 2nd upon delivery nj the
army dspots, the parties obtaining the re-
ceiPis and valuation Of the proper otiiecri
a1d forward il to the Treasury Department
10 decline the Srd class unless the parties
will sell and convert the proccSSss into
Bonds-to decline also the 9Th, unless the
subscription Of two or three can be aggre-
gated to make value Of $50 or Sl00, etc
Parties rill-be furnished specially with
circalars from the ofiee, indicating the
course which will be adopted in regard to
their Subscriptions.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

tp,- len Darncll speaks in the highest
TERMS Of the ability Of Secretary honjamin'
and OF lis urbanity in his intercourse with
,a.l'gar,s Is for military positions.
lr'r, ,e gan isprogressins as well IN h's
aflu,la duties, rs any man coHlu uo' he
.,aa5 l,scrvcdly high with the admins
uut'o1 go 3,
Mr. rrecbinrilgc WAS a, Richmond ana
was ,., observed of all o5srrSers during
lis stay si-. Z!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

ge9- It Is beiieycd that great battle in
Missouri between the Confederate forces
ard Gen. Fremont has already been fought,
as the TWO armies were not more than sixly
rliles part, at our latest dates. News from
,liat quarter will be anxiorsly expected by
every mail, until the "big thing comes off,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

EGsH al Greer, we learn, has gone to
Riehmon to have the right of seniority be-
twoan col Mcintosh nnd himself, decided
bv tle sDcretary of War. We regret that
sich cotfict Of rank has again occurred,
rs 1t is likcly to produce disagreeablc eiIectsr
in The col, luctan arrangements of troops.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

C,g, r,srS Gersais The Eneny and frfts them
lniu ihg HlIef-- fedsral loss 10 si.i,t, NAhha'
"a aud eravnfd-3gn prisoners gtt SIX ,gitua
iakeR--ilgii IN tie ptl.Lsrla-aei tLo'ni sou,
iar STAMP FOX. eot,tth doEh On - laaL'Ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-06

~. z. 9. RHiNE. 81 !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II Is eorn-
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgaton Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence il ehould be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which srise from it, such as EnurrrvE
and SKIN DIsEAsEs, ST. ANrHoNY's FiRE,
RosE. or ERYsrrELAs, PrMrLEs, PusTuLEs,
RLoTcnEs, BLAISs and Dous, TuaoRs. TErTER
and SALT RnErx, Scalp HEAD, RIscwoRM.
KnEuMArIsM. SYpHiLrrIc and MERcuhlAL Dis,
RAsls, DRorsY, DysrErsIA, DERIIlrY. and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED or IMruRE BLoop. The popular belief
in " in,puyity Of the blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofnla is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsnpa
rila is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health IL impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06
Scrofhla, or Kings Evil,

ia constitutional diseane, corrupti6n of the
blood, by which this Huid becomes vitiatsd.
weak, md poor Being II she circuln&ien, i
pervades the whole body, nd may haISt 6ut
IN disease on any part of it. No organ y hee
from its attacks, nor il there one which It may
not destroy. TIN scrufulous taint il variously
caused BY mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution. descending a from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation;" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, ~
viii visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or nlcerous matter, which, In
the lungs liver and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; n the glands, swelings; and on
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption which genders in the blood, deprusses
the energies Of life, so that scrofulous consttu-
6ons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants. but they have far less power 10 with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system Most of the consumption which de-
CunattS La Auiiait iHiHhy MAS tsS "a - S~ssy
In this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and. indeed. Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scro&ulous
their persons are invaded by this lurking In
fiction, and their health is undermined by 1t.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and IN,
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise
Such . medicine we supply in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-06

Any larger number st the rate ef . per year.
Subscriptions may commence nj any time. lay
always In advance Any prison senaing 20 or
more subscribers will be titled to extra coiS
for his services; for ten subscribers be will re-
COVE copy fer months
When = club Of subscribers has bseB forwarded
ad iitions may he made to il en- tie terms. Ii
il not ssaTy that memb rs II club should re-
ceivc their papers 81 the atae PUstathce.
eLEk0lMEN are supplied at The lowest Cluh
rates.
Money may be forwarded AZ our risk.
Specimen copies Ut the Evening Post will be sent
PRES To all who desire.
WM. G, BRYANT Co.,
Office OF the Evening Post
No. Al Nassau-st., cor. Liberty, Aew-Iork.
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