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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
G. s. WOOL AGENCY.
OrrlrH % puf y. :. WOOL AuiNcf,
a.. IuIL.Li.. ~ ru. I..h "a lsIll

SIl .tatiHiO, le.sds, Feb T., lsbl.
The undor.igntsl, sole agents 9f thr Conirdrrat"
as for tn. pngcha,o of WOOL In the State OF Tex
have dviiaa he wool growing counicS Into Sec
5ns aud TO eic section have appointed snb-agrn,
hose dnty il will be- TO visit al wool growers within
,er sections or communicate with thcRl BY letter,
In tho view of purchasing tsir clips OF wool for
hich they are authorized TO pay fair and liberal
ice.
The following coiinsirs constitute SECTION No. g.
: Ih. AGENr, Mn ,;LonGE II. IVDsoS, posr OFFICE,
Waco - williamson, MIdni, Burtson B,osos, Robrt-
~, Leon, Frees,one, Linpstonc Fall, E,lt, CorpsN
IcCslnln B0sgue, M, Nurarro Eli, Johnson. Par
n. Tarraa, Ddiids, CoSiH Deyo GraysoR dad 'ooLc,
1t u expected that all good and patriotic ciiizcni
iii i've the preference To govrrtucnt over al other
- oha,'rs.
All itiz,us are requested to rrp9r TO this oicc the
"a .i,o and residence 0fauy person or PERSONS whom
iey knowo hcur ef representing themselves u gov
'nmant agents for the purchase of WOOL. who have
pt received written authority from the Or Mr. Gen
,-al, Maj j. r. Nintcr, Chief Y. n, or the upier
iened; or il possessing sucicnt evidence TO oonyict
,cn Of the offence. to nshe sAdayit against tAeT
fore a Commissioner Of, the Confederate Court
Bagyng cope AMI irvine Gill he furnished by the
gents aud ly the undersigned at their warehouse In
IN Antonio to thosc needing IL to hale their wool.
VANCE s BRO, Agents
the Confederate states for the purchase oi Wool
[cOPY.1
hDJ'y AND lhsP'R. GEsLs. OFFICE,
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1868.
7gNERAL ORDERS, Eo;e.
II, The appointment of fagents to'purcaase wool by
ny officer, except the Quarterniaster .ieneral, and
ch officers may Tt under his authority end sane
on, IL hereby prohstei and all agencies for that
irpose, heretofore authorized Ivy other officers are
.oyoked. by order, (Signeil Z. COOPER,
ffeb25:.lmol Adjktant and Inspector General.
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numbers OF the enemy, hut at Last was for
o 4 to retire before superior numbers.
NOBLE, March 2i.-The Tribune has re-
liable information from Pensacola, stating
that that city has been cyaca,9d by order
of Banks to reinforce the Mississippi e1'
petition. =.
The abolitionists buraed from 30 to 40
houses in the city before leaving, taking
all the negroes to New Orleans.
VicRsnuRG, March 25.--An attempt was
made TO pass the Vickshnrg batteries this
morning, when one Federal gunboat was
sunk aud one passed in u disabled condi-
ton.
MoBuE, March 25.--Ofiicial intelligence
hns been received Of the evacuation Of Pen
sacola by the enenmy, they now occupy
only the Navy Yard and Forts Barancas
and Pickcns. The garrison OF the town
with all others that could be spared have
been sent 10 Gen. Banks.
VIcKspuRG, March 25.--Fonr guaboats
came up 10 the town ut sunrise. Two, at
tempted 10 pass; one was sunk with all on
hoard-the other lies at tho mouth Of the
CANAL, apparently disabled.
c. l.. STEVENSON, Maj. Gen. com &.
The heavy cunnonading heard before
light at Natchez Wednesday morning, was
at the Yiclsburg batteries.
The New Orleans Pcayunc, Of the 18th,
gives full account (says the hatcher Conr-
icr) of the late attack oh Port Hudson, anu
taking it,altogethcr it is anything hut en-
courasing to their side of the question
The Picayune admits the total loss of the
Mississippi with acting master Robert W..
Kelly and (,5 men, either killed or missing.
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E&2' /, will happen unfortunately, to some
ve.y excellent men, laudably engaged III
business servicnbln 10 the country, that
peace will find them riclier than, ut the
beginning Vf tho war. II will be difficult
for .hem to explain the matter 10 the COM
prchension OF the public, who always jump
at con onclusions from general facts, without
taking pains to discriminate. Hence it Is
to be avoided by nil means. Better throw
the money into the depths Of the SEQ. \
terrible retribution Of pcpnlar disgust will
rest upon the postcrity Of those who nc
cumulate fortunes during the war, as in
nine cases out Of ten such fortunes are
wruny ont of the people. There is now no
legitimate commerce, md accumulatilns
must necessarily be made from the wantA Of
our own citizens.
On she other hand it vii! Lc q glorious
record to have lnbcred faithfully 10 Sup
port Quar- armies in the field and our poor q;
home. and TO have n balance sheet to show
tha, il was all for the cause. and hnS not
made the individual ricl cr than he began.
,-- Washington drk) Telegraph.
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TnE CArruRE OF TsAiroRs.---I Extract

TIFF CArruRE OF TRAiroRs.---l Extract
from private letter.
Brownsville, March nth, 1868. EScit-
ing occurrences have tranSpired here in
,lc last day or two. Judge Davis now
Col. Davis, and the notorious Montgo-
pery, Major Of Lockhar', were over III
Matamoros, last week; they enticed away
many If our Regiment, who for $50 went
over and swore into the Northern, army.
Last Friday the above named rcpagcdc of
fccrs left Maiamoros with about 10 rem
eshles and aesertcrs, 10 embark on a Yam.
kee steamer NJ the mouth which was there
to take them to New Orleans. \ party OF
Coniederates went down at the same time
on this side oil the river, TO watch their OPP
erations. On Friday and Saturday the sea
was "a rough that they could not 60 out 20
their steamer. On Sunday morning III
day break the Confederate boys crossed
over to the Mexican sde,and took Davis and
Montgomery prisoners, and killed and sap
tured about dozen Of the descrtcrs. Two
men on our side weru wounded. Col.
Davis was sent prisoner to thi. place, and
Montgomery went up IA tree on the end OF Il
cope. He was u wealthy man, and has ~
family in LOckbart The Mexicans weru
very angry at our having violated thc
sacred neutrality OF their soil. Yesterday
their blood went up to 100 degs.cs OH the
subject, but in day or two it will be down
below zero. Last night at about II o'clock
the whole Regiment was called to arms, it
heng reported that the Mexicans were
about to cross over The men were under
arms neaaly NIL night. They have cooled
down considerably on the other side to-day.
aRd believe everything will 60 on as
smoothly as ever. Davis has been sent in
TO the interior. lie looked lawfully" down
hearted when saw him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

i ARRIVAL OF CIV. MAGnuDER.-Thiss snc-
cessful and eminently popular commander
arrived in this city Tuesday afternoon,
where he was welcomed by our citizens and
the military authorities in manner suit
able to the high estimation in which he Is
held by the people of Texas. The process
sion having arrived at the Mengcr Hotel
he was welcomed to San Antonio in few
eloquent remarks from our tellow-,itiz' n
NJ. G. ANDERSON, ESQ., to whom in response
he made some exceedingly happy remarks,
in which The ladies came in for o full share
of his we'll turned compliments. The im-
preston created by the Generals appear
ance was evidently highly fsvorably. he
spoke in the highest possible terms OF. tho
bravery of our Texas troops in all our ex-
tended battle field. Doubtless no IS rs
pround of them rs they are Of him. wouN
that all our commanders were like Maj.
Gen. j. BAsKHEAD MAGRuDER.-S. 4.
Herald
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CavrEpEkArE STATES CREDIT IN EUROPE

CavFEDEEATE STATES CREDIT IN EUROPE
The London correspondent Of the an
chester Gua r,lau. writes under date Of Jan.
uary 29th. ''While the enormous new is
sues OF paper money hy the Federal Gov;
crRment, announced by the last mail, are
the subject Of very uhfavorable comment,
and while the credit OF the North in the
London money markc; is down to zero, it
is stated positively thar there is no difficult
ty found in the negotiation Of Southern
cotton warrants. | believe these cotton
warrants, which derive all their value from
the assumption of the certainty Of rccogni-
ton at no very distant period, are being
very large y used at this moment, both in
the London and vrovincial markets, i'll the
purchase of ships and stores BY the Confcd-
crate Government. The three aud quar-
ter million bales of cotton still in store in
the South seems to be perfectly safe secu-
rity. and the idea OF Reputation does not
seem to suggest itself to those who consti-
tutc themselves creditors Of the South. On
tho other hand, it is difficult to find any
one who believes that the Federal Govern-
ment can be trusted not to repudiate even
its debt TO it, own countrymcn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

4 Paris letter of " recent date, in the Ns
Y Tribune, after reviewing American at
fairs, says: '''fhe words Of our Govern
ment's spokesman to foreign nations, pub
lishcd' in the documents from the Secretary
of States office, are, nm sorry to state,
not at nl Impressive TO the EuroFcnn gen
cral ytader-not more impressive to him
than 20 the various European ministers and
diplomats TO whom they were originally
appoiptca 10 be read. Henry Clay once
claimed that he was tue best abused man
in An.cr3a. Our actual Secretary Of State
(Scs ard is the best laughed ut Of all A.
nericas a,nresmrn w fnr7fr" The same
letter speaks of The ''practlrable, vigorous
unity si1nS dsuni0nisis--always tho same
soun,Fpslicy of jefferson Davis Lending to
dcfiaite purpose
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

3 ecai Correspondence Of the Texas Almanac Extra
sAs ANTONIO. March -. ls03.
We have Brownsville dates TO tho l9th
inst, with abundant rufnors and few facts.
a party from Brownsville crossed over
10 Matamoros and seized u person by the
namo Of Montgomery, formerly Of Texas,
whom they brought 10 this side Of the river
and hung, Judge Davis, lato of Texas, was
also seized and brought TO this side, but
the Mexican authorities demanded Of Gen.
Bee his immediate release, with which, I,
rumor says. the General complied. Other
rumors say that Gen. Bee denied all know
ledge of the affair, but promised to invcsti-
gate IL, which resulted in no trace being
found Of the prisoner, and the superstition
was that he had been hung, or otherwise
summarily disposed OF. II is also rumorca
that Pierce, the American cousnl at Mata-
moros, had been brought across the river
and hung.
Private letter report seven Federal trans
ports and one war vessel At the mouth Of
the Rio irande Subsequent arrivals, do.
not confirm this report.
Maj Pierce has arrived to relieve Maj.
Maclin Ss Chief of Commissary. Maj.
Maclin confines as Chief of Ordnance.
Maj. Minter has been relieved from duty
here. and ordered TO Arkansas, as Chief
Quarmastcr Of the 7. NJ. b. This is u
handsome and meritcd compliment to the
Major, yet, to this Department, severe
loss. As y gentleman and an ofliccr, none
is more highly esteemed in this community,
than Maj. J. F. Mintcr, und he will bear
with him the best wishes Of all who know
him.
Gen. Masruder and staff are lodged at
the Manger Hotel a ball will be given
thOm tom ,rrow evening. No expense will
be spared to make it a brilliant affair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 Notice,

AT0TlCEis Is hereby giyen, tllatat the February
y term 1863, of the Probate Court Of Dallas coun-
the undersigned was appointed Administrator dc
mus non OF the estate of ~. II. Hol.ord, Gsod. This
therefore to notify ali persons having claims As
inst said estate, to present thom duly au hentica.
d, to the undersigned. All those indebted to said
t,to are requested to make payment to the under
sned without delay wN. N. KElr,
1i:6t > De bonus non.
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$40 REWARD.

4 gNsrRAYED y from near BonlpNn fapnin eonniy,
I. som, tim. last spring, IN. following described
.Ir.rs: A sORREL MARE, ore years old, blaze
.es, two or ihr,r white feet, smali whita .p.ck.
out thv mock and Shoulders one Bay MAIZE
are ali this sprinc STAR In tho forehead, two or
REQ xhii- lret one CHESTNUT SoRkEL FIJI
EY . years old this spring. with white IN tho iAso
III soinu white frt bath tlD iEiIcs were heavy ~
al when they l.ft. The abuXc reward viii bc pad
r saLi animals delivered to me at WrathcrfJrl
,rkcr county or for any ilJnrnailon ,nai VIII Lead
b, their recovery. JOHN H. fNiH'h'
Mach fsfll.-IG.nmUsa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

GES. PILLow.--In u speech at Hunts-
Vile, Gen. Pillow stated that Gen. Sbcr-
man had written him letter offering 10
return his negroes, and indemnity him for
all his losses, if he would abandon the Con-
fedsrate service. Iic reports that he' ans
wered thus: "Gencrsl, while thank you
for your courteous letter, let Inc say 10 yon
the property your government has taken
from me was NY own. Your Governmen'
has the power TO rob me Of il, but Is 10
poor to buy me"
1t is lust like Pillow 10 do this. and then
fell IL himself. He is fond Of making his
tory for himself But il he says 80, II hap
pencd. lie Is vain antl ego'isicni, some
,imes, to a ridiculous degree; but he is also
brave, chivalrous, truthful and honcst.
Hc has courage. energy, and exslted pat
riotism, united with an almost childish
love Of admirstion--and . never ceasipg
longing 'n,on,trari disnito."--- Washington
(drkl Telegraph.
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N0I,ll,E.

ETTERS OF Executorship upon the estate ol II.
q. Nichols, decd, having been granted the un'
rsished, by the Probate Court of Parker county,
sxas. the January Term 1868 al persons indcbt-
To sail estate, will make Immediate paynsnt, and
1850 having claims will present them within ths
me prescribed by law. S. DURRETT, Exec.
Fcbsuary q, 1863. l4GtH
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NOTICE.

flSIE undersigned having been epponted Admin
J. istrators of the est. of VIM. P. L.. Cummings,
iced, at the Dcce'nber Term II the Probate Court
ng Parker county, GeAss, lS63, all persons indebted
usaid est, nre notified to make ipnedsteI synent
sud those having claims against the estate will pre-
cnt them, iuy authenticated, within the tisne pre-
,cribed By law MARyANN CUMMINGS. Adn'r
JAMES DUNLAP, Admir-.
Pel,. oS 1Scl --l4.GyA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

WAy STEAMEEs FOR THE CONfEpEHITs..--
A correspond cnt of the Boston Commercial
BulyerSn, whose letters we have heretofore
noticed, writes as iolloYs in u recent letter
from Liverpool;
Mary, W hose fcllcr-passenger had the
honor TO be, on my voyage over, has recea-
tfy returned berc to Liverpool, from Rus
sia, they spy, where he went to procure
guns for the ships now building here.
There is Lieut. Latimer son of Com
Latimer who died years ago a. Pensacola,
also Mr.. Adger, of Charleston, 8 g., . be-
licve, who win doubtless 60 out with these
vessels--perhaps both Of them with Maury.
have been through Lairds ship-huild-
ing establishment, and the Englishmep
who accompanied me. OH asccrtaining r2T,
nationality, vas very ANXIOUS 10 impress
upon me that tha report that the th-es ves-
sells buitlipg wcse for tho rebels gas un-'
true, especially the 1000 tens stsanr-
whieh is now ready, and, vhisa il Il said, j,
intended 10 60 10 China a. u transport;
bu, il IL impossible 80 maze cnr shipmas-
ter or the knowing oAes Here believe it.
They all declare that her number is 293,
apa that she is TO follow tao track Of the
$50. The same is said Of the other two
vessels, which are rapidly approaching
completinn.
The vessels are all very fine specimens of
naval architectare, admirably qualified for
the purpose that runOr says they src in
landed for, the larger one in particular.
which will requirea ioIl-erown msn-of-var
TO contend with any chance OF SUCCESS.
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NOTICE.

yJNHB undersigned having been appointed Adm'x.,
J. ofthc estate Off. T.. Barton deed, at the jan
'ary Term OF the Probate Court for Parker county.
rexas, 1853 all persoas indebted TO said estate are
iptifica to make immediate payment, and those hav
M claims viii present them duly authenticated
rithin tho time prescribed by law.
CARY ANN BARTON. Adm'x.
Feb, a. lsGl.-lf:6wa.
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3 1MIINIsTKHTa avs NOTICE.--Y,

n Ice r. hereby given That at tho Ffbrnpfy Term,
$685. ~ the Probate Court of Daljas County. The
rrseacd appointed sdrpinistraior Of the estate
q Wpa. II. Smith decd This if therefore TO notify
N persons having claims against said estate - pre-
ent them duly authenticated TO the undcrsigDed.
III those indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
make payment 70 the undersigned without delay.
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Thc following remark of . federal !.

The following remark Of 2 Federal is
more expressive than pious:
A Yankee prisoner says IL tss rebels
didn't 'iraise the blockade" the rencl shclls
"taised hi" aboard tho Yankee gunbcats.
There was "raise" somewhere, evidently.
An cficer writing to his wife from the
army commences his letter thus:
"You are the mos, incorrigihle patriet1
know. Hang mo if l don't believe you
would sacrifice me for the cause. ''These
" women," as old Stein used tovsy, ''sre tho
devil;" but ifthey were entitled 10 that
distinction in times Of peace, they are esr-
tainiy the incarnate deities ofs revolutions
ary war
If they are de-iis at any time. they have
been sent in = very pleasing shape.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

NvOTIEE,--Yhe undersigned was appoiRvcd adj
~ ministrltor Of the Estate " Silas Smith, dcccis
d, at the February Term, lsG2, of the Probate Court
4 Parker county. Persons Indebted 10 The estate
vl please maSp Immediate payment, and those hold
ng claim. agsat sail estate will present tan prop
riy Authenticated NJ required by law.
D. F.lGBI, Adnir. Est. Sias Smith, decd.
1c.1,y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

Tue Army ~ TEssrssEE.-A Volunteer
snd Conscript Bureau has been formed for
General Braggs army, with General G. J.
Pillow as It's cbicf. Regiments have been
temporarily consolidated in order to get
conmis,ioned officers to serve 10 this De-
psrtnent; and already has General PILLOW
detailed and dispatched thousand 10 THEIR
Respective homes 20 gather op s'rseslers,
deserters and conscrirts, 20 GIL che derlc-
ted ranks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-04-08

Mai. Gen. T. c. Hiudmsn left Camden.
on board the Judge Fletcher" on Saturday.
the 2lst, His destination is eaet Of the
Mississippi Gen. Price arrived at csn-
Zen tie ssu,e day On .he "Honcr," and lef.
in the ,vesirg for TITLE Rock R,ost ~
to lyt, Ts,e-g'A
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NOTICE

rs hereby given. that at the February TeEn, 1853,
l Of the Coun Court pertaining 10 Esias,s,p pf Tar
ant county STATE al Texas, the undersigned ap.
ointed Administrator Of the estate OF A. e. Nettety
ec'd. Wherefore all persons holding claims ugstist
lid esiate will present them duly authenticstst
ifhn the timo prescribed bv law, and those indebt-
TO said estate will make psyment to the unde
a. b. L. s.;MUELs hdm'r.
March Ard Is63-l7:6w
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VOR SALE.

HwESTY-TIsT 10 forty Merriam or Tesas raised
L Mara. and it,ss with coits. or IN foai by good
'rsas. or -rcz,d f1s ., hsre-d for NeEross
sdresr. 7 6. GARplsER.
.se1 SaaALt1bi0, Iesns-
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NOTICE hereby given that the undsrsign-
~ ed was nc tho February Term ls,'s Of the Coun-
~ Court Of TsIrant County pertaining To Estates,
suly appcin Administrator Of the estate af James
h. chivers deceased. All persons holding claims a
-alnst said estate viii present them properly auth
coded within the time prescribed by law, and those
Indebted 20 said estate will p case make immediate
aym-nt to the undersigned.
i7:fwI JAMES JOYCE. Admr
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-n,MiTNIIsTnNaInIi.s NOTICN.-At d.

A DNTSIsT NOTJCE.-At th.
n Fchrnsry Term Of the Probate Court af kauf-
ian County. Letters Of Adniui.traticn Dc boss son
granted 70 the undersign-d. on The estate o. ga
oh Brindir. decd. All psrsnns holding claims
ysnst said estate notified 90 present them. duly
sksnti-nted. vitih the time prescrshed by Law. and
th1<s Indebted 10 rsii viii please make pay
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TERMS or
TIKI DALLAS II Err Al D

pliRLIstikO EVERY WEbNkspAl,
uxr copy ak months lin a,lvancel ss,jo'
tate. 81 Advertising.
Advertisements inserted ~ the rate oi Two Dollars
r s1uara ~ eight lines for the hrst inserioh anu
4 a. Dollar tor zach suh,squent insertion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29

tNO. 2i3)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Attest:
youS II. RIA, Clerk.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHKEKAs A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court OF the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th
day Of January, 1885, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
Of the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described and effects Of William
J. Holcomh, to-wii: Three PEomissory Notes, all dated
1st DAY Of November, 1885, for s5D0 each with interest
from date, payable in l. and years from date, re
spectvely; said given by William W. Garrard TO said
Hocomb; the said notes secured by certain
mortgage real estate in Lsporte, Indiana, for a
violation Of the Powers Of of Congress July
H. 1887 entitled AN act 10 suppress Instruction pun
ish treason and rebellion, seize and confscate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property, and that the may be
Ondemned and sold enemies property
Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monton under
the seal Of said court TO directed and delivered
hereby give pubic notice to all persons claiming said
property, part thereof
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Cour. Of the United States be held at the city oflndian
apos In and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day ofFebuary Of the forenoon ofthat
day. then and there 10 ntcrose their claims and make
their ale CATIONS In that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
Per J. ). BIeELow. Deputy.
Joss H. RIA, Clerk feb3-d14t
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Bosros CoKStEs, n Y, Dec. 27th, 1851.
WV. II. GREGG 4 Co:

BosroS CokNtEs, \ I, Dec. 27th 1861.
wM. VI. GREGG 4 Co:
Gents freely give you liberty make of the fol-
lowing certificate of the value ofConsution Water
lcsnrecommend in the highest mannor
Ny wife, who atacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length of back and her limbs with Paipitai
Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys
menorrhGa, and Irritation Of the Bladder called a
MUSICIAN. who attended her about three months wh
be lef her than he found her. then employ ed
one Of the best physcsns could find, who attended her
for about nine mnths and while size under bis care
she did suffer quite much pain; he finally gave
NJ and said, 'isr iRcurIbJe " For, >aid he
"Sie hrs such con6fndti ofeofaI Limits, that aed-
cine gfrez fer operates G.taSf other of her
dlrcUlffes About this time She commenced the use OF
Constitution Water and TO utter establishment al
mot the first dose seemed have the desired effect and
she kept improving rapidly under its rcatn ent and
erinend~ entirely her domestic Affairs She
taken any OF he Constitution Water for about four
weeks. and are happy 10 say that it has produced
apermanent cure.
WI vANBENSCHOTEN