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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18
TO THE ARMY
-HEAp'oRs.. DIsr. TEXAS, N. Mexico : Arizona,
IInr.sr..>. ur, Al MIl 10 .lHGh

= W
SOLDIERS IL am told that an Impression prevails
among You that military news is Suppressed at these
Head Quarters. This Is not true in single instance
Iromisc TO communicates to you any news, which
comes to mo with an Official sanction !, asls Pa
fnve never curtency or bcllefto idlc rumors'
and beg that yon will not. An ohicer OF tne cuu,
Tolerate States, brought me verbal message from ing
Feleral General Banks, commanding at new orleans
IL was IN effect proposition surrender tho state
of Texas which. IN that case, should nor DC invaded
I declined sending it to the Generai oomuianulng
the Department aud arrested inc on'e "n' o'ousn'
soldlars Once moro say, let US be united deter
mined and teHant Our Pr esident IL doubtless on his
way TO the Trans. Mississippi Department The Rag
of Inc Con.leracy will be kept poudly flying. Brave
men from every Confederate State will rally to It's
support, anil swell your ranks. Tho enemy cannot
send half his forces TO operate against you in the
Trans. Mississippi Department, and whilst you are
Giving him warm reception, opposing him at every
step your brethren beyond the Mississippi will a.
gainriso in their might and wage bate, which viii
force the enemies troops from this Department, 10
recover the territory which be occupied, but has not
conquered But he will retu escorted by the gal
liant army OF Texas. which be. will not have been
able to overcome. Your own State will be thus re-
deemed. and the war will be renewed with greater
vgor than upon the soil ofVirgna, South car
DINA and their sister Safes made sacred by the blood
OF hundred thousand brave men, shed In the no.
hlest and hottest causetat OF freedom and right a.
rnnst oppression and wrong ~
Tho rising generation. whose religion Is the Con-
.eieraie canse, will continually flock to Its support,
and your Independence sooner or later, will be the
reward Of your stcadincss, your valor and your IN
selfish patriotism. ~ ~
Snlliersi Yonr cause n In your own hands. Treat
with scorn and contempt those among yourselves, or
who may come among you, 10 counsel desertion Of
your colors and submission 10 oppressors. They
will consign you to a slavery more degrading than
Any ever endured by man-dragging out WARY 81
lstence, despsjnc yourselves despised by mankind
worst Of all by those to whom you will have baseiy
YIELDED Better for to perish In defending your
country your homes your wives, and families, than
live to witness a degradation a. Shirh mannoo'
bushes and humanity shuddersi
soldiers Sand firmly TO your coiors, obey yorl
officers implicitly. promp. and cordiaily-and yc'
VIII save your noble wives and innocent cniarei
from a fats faf worse than death in any form
j. BANKHEkD MAuRUDEk.
MAI f7ensi coud-e Dist. Iexas. &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18

", pence which vs. have SO lsng eontendsd for and
Hiding
Ks,etsrl That We will uphold the hands Of orr Gen.
als--tlan WHOM desire none wiser or moro yNlor.
". Thatwc will rclaan united until the last squadron
ouiseyes or our eaemss bite the dust on tho blood
aimed field
fsolsed That orr past history is hcbcst guarantee that
IL can offer, for future conduct, and having an or
hnised Government, viii, we have always done,
|eriorm the h,st snd simple duty Of q soldier OBEY
|npEps.
Gems Smith and Shelby, and be sent for publication
,Ae Washington Telegraph, Cadlo Gazette, Tcxas
Republican aud Tyler Reporter.
Maj. GEO. p. GORDON,
Cap, TEos. 7. EEYFRo, President,
Secretary, ..t
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a5'The announcement Of Capt. i. T. B,oughton,
cfNeufman county, for the State Senate from this
District, will be found in to.day's paper Capt b.
will visit this place about tho middle or last of Juno
In tho mean time, would remark that he has been
in the army since he summer Of 1851, and has seon
active service East Of the Mississippi most Of tho
time, and is now believe unable FOR service in tho
field, on account Of bad health
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18

Z SoS~A correspondence is published in the
Austin Gazette between Gov. Murrah and
Mrs s. III. Holman, Of tho Menerva Instr
tute of the City of Austin, in which tho
young ladies tender through his Excelency,
the Governor, for the use Of the Association
for the Relief of Manned Soldiers, tho sum
of S2O3, Is, in specie, the proceeds of May
Day celebration given by them at the Cap
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RELIGi0us HOTLOE.

We ara requested 20 giy0 notice that Elder j. W
TrEaTL will preach At Pleasant View school Room,
neat Mr., W. W Blrtgn'srtsiicnco, ~ miles n. u.
of the t1wn Of Dallas, on SLurdiy 5rlDro tho ffst
Sunday in June next, on "What is tho Gospel
Church" aud on tbs Sunday following on who are
proper Communlcants At The lords TaNlc.' scrsi-
ces to coiamcnceat II O'clock a.. NJ. each day. All
are invited 10 attend. stf. l3G3N.]
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Ghe 9&llRa ssjeralG.

TEnks--uH9 cdny, ppr uniluln, fanr DpllFra, pay
,hl, IN adyance; shorter prfloi iu Proportion,
ApNERfI n SG--Onn nollaF per siusFo ~ ten
Inc. ~ l-s tfhs slss lyIel Tor tho ursi in'efion,
and b1conts or anclI sunsisnent inarrilun
Mbctt, ~ produce Of any lslud thai we can nNe,
hun At tho hest market price, Cor al due 90 this OF
-rh.
R0-Onr charge for announcing a candidate flr
State or plHrci nic l. $40, and nr County eF Pre-
cuel onlo's So, payable Invariably when Tho an.
nonncemrnt Is made, .a..ra s....
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nmIyIsTRaTOR,s NOTICE-1hs

A nudsrsicned having hal letters Of Administra-
ton granted 10 him on the esiate Of o. Hancock ne-
deased, at the regular March term Of the oenniy
Jack e UNITY: therefore all petsons arr hereby ~.
hed having eaims against The estate 70
sane within the time prescribed i{ VI
the Goth, 1855. = y, ~, y y fi-nrrci deed.
Tz3,rt --.------------
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Ds5~'rhe Houston Telegraph says that
Judge Deyinc Of San Antonio, has consen-
ted to become n candidate for Governor if
the strengthen the conservative vote of the
State can be concentrated upon him. The
Galveston News expresses its willingness
to support Judge Deyinc, provided there
can be aunion of sentiment upon him. The
Telegraph has determined to allow no per-
sonal preference to weigh with him in his
choice of o candidate, and says there is no
one of the candidates now announced whom
he could not cordially support, should lie
DO the favorite Of the people He vii! be
governed by the views Of the majority so
far as can be asceriained. 70 this end the
editor invites expressions of the press and
OF citizens OF candor and Judgement from
all parts of the State.
For ourselves, we have deplored the an
nounccment of SO many candidates, and
have hope and still believe that there NUM-
Der will be reduced down 10 some two or
three. With the Telegraph, VIC recognize
in the names already announced gentleman
of high worth and integrity, and any one
orihen we could support with hearty good
will. We at the same time recognise the
importance of having but one or two candi-
dates, and therefore while VIC may have
personal preferences, 10 tho matter, We can
not consent to advocate the claims Of any
ore while there are so many out. We hope
that some course viii be adopted TO narrow
the contest down to one or two names.
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Mass Meeting Of Parsons Brigade, Texas Cavalry
CAMp WALKEK, ROBERTSON County, II
Wa Nav I'd, 1865.

CAMp WALKER, ROBERTSON COUNTY, lEAAs,
May I'd, 1865.
al 4 meeting Of Parsons Brigade en- masse, at Bril-
sade headquarters on the ID May, 1865 after q calm
but pertinent address from Col W H. Parsons Capt W.
g. Veal of Co. 18Th Texas Cavalry was called 10 inc
chair who briefly stated the object of the meeting ana
II r. FELTON, was appointed Secretary. ~
The following officers and were appointed COM
ttee to draft resolutions expressive of the sense Of the
Meeting viz Capt James Thomas, Co X, Capt N. l.
Lind Co. I, 10Th Texas Cavalry, Lieut. D. L. Richly, Co
J., Sergt Clip. Smith, Co D. Private I. H. Wise. 20. =
10Th Texas Cavalry. Capt Samuel Caruhers, Co. F.
CAPT. l.. W Goodrich, Go, G, Lieut. John snead Co. u
Sefgt j. Mally Co 4, Private Wm Eppler, Co. X, 3Oth
'fsEesg CavarI Capt A. NJ MADDOX, Co. b. Lcut W. j.
Si5stssTery to J. Lieut. j. W. Waldren Co II, Private
q 81 uiorl co. F. Private n n. Baird Co 2, 18Th Tex
as Cavalry: Capt. A. boggess, Co. y, Cap' u; u
Carr Co G. Capt. II, G. Heryey, Go. Z, Lieut. D. Nc
soen, Co a, aud Private J. II. Parsons Co. D. Nor
gnns Eceiracnt. On moiiou Capt. R. a. Terrell was
Sided to Tho cotnmittce for the Brigade at large,
Dgriug the retirement of the committee, Capt Veal
pse su eloquent and appropriate address, urging upon
brigade lie importance and necessity of doing their
,iuiy as soldiers in hearduous struggle for libcr-
{ch SIC are now engaged After which the com.
= IN. ned aud offered tho following rssolp,i ions
oad on by companies and adopted Ti,h
2 bat wien VIC offered our services to our
~ id SO with tho determination to m Ike any
acgifcc, even life ITSELF II necessary, to Sc
pendencc and nov as then, we are rcsolv
3 eencn rather than live all slaves.
Lat We deplpre the surrender of the gall
~ IS nebe men, but TINS ana our DINER re-
~ instead Of altering QUIZ determination, has
rl and neryed our arms anew to do our
"A 70 our God, our country and ourselves,
That we yield hearty support TO JgFfEE-
tie President of the Sout ern ConfederacJ,
81 nifhoriiy, and come veal or VOC this Bril-
uai ltain its character as soldiers, relying
SIC justice of Heaven, the righteousness Of orr
u = aud DC strength Of our eva red right arms foT
E y.4tf LAT we condemn all reconstruction resolu-
pas aal fye-y other foul stencil, sickeniug to the
eaits O. pafiois and thai nothing less thaa ndepcn-
deuce ice ani unconditional viii be acceptable as q
t1ss fsf neacr.
Rara That We pledge ourselves individually 70 our
fellow soldiers everywhere that viii not lay dOwn
ohf arms So dRg as the breath Of Yankee mscreant
t5ilrtss the pirc air Of our own Sunny South
ksasaf That copy OF these resolutions he forward
~ Division and Corps headquarters and that copies
b. fnt1isasl he Houston Telegraph, Galveston News,
feaas l-is an Adypcate and be Army and Navy Mes
gchger, with Ike resoest that the same be published
w. 6. VEAL President
III. FEtrcx, Secretary.
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! -,,1,,s.11.1,ll1sTnAToR,s NoTICE.EI

a s'srsesef having bad Letters Of Admlnisfr1n
-, a. Mi. 90 granted 10 him on the n.i.Is ~ =
" a the reEnlsr 10 eststes
49, e, -.-.ons therefore. ~ persons having ciai.
s~,r.t H. s,ia e-f4te hstey notified 70 rrsnt
M n s.in9 !, N ~. - D. W. sPEER--
' Ss is Z. 1 ss 40 sf Est u D. = sPees,
ra7ef1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18

EasFThe Austin, Gazette hoists the name
Of Gov. Penaleton Murrah for Governor, and
says:
Dust as We arc going to press, We have
Information on which VIC can rely that Gov
F. Murrah viii be candidate for re-elec-
ton. wehnve placed bis name ut the head
Of our columns, believing that at. this i'm
portanl crisis in ouf Affairs, there is no man
in the State whocannnitea as much strength.
Under these circumstances, and believing
at this time that any changc... - admin
isiraiive policy OF the State Government
would be productive OF much harm, we have
conciuded 70 support Gsycrno- Murrah as
candidate. and shan efideavor to lay be-
before our readers review OF his policy as
speedily rs possible, with such faetssn con-
neetion with our present position and future
prospects as have induced us 10 adopt this
course.
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r IN obedience to the following

3 Il . order, to.wit:
HEAD QRs. TRANS. MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
SHREVEPORT, La, March 10, 1850.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 20. .
I. BRIg GEN HARRY It. HAYS has been assigned ps
the Secretary Of War; the duty Of collecting anu U
warding TO their commands. all officers and men IN
this department, who belong east OF the hisissippi
river, sa4 ag ~. ~,
n II All officers aud men who have come into, tins
Department by any authority other than by special
order of War Department, will immedhieiy reportih
person to Brig. Can Hays, at Natchitoches, La.
III All officers and belonging east oil the AlIsf
sissippi river who have been assigned 10 commands
or duty by the Department, Dstrict, or sunofdnate
commanders, will at once he relieved by their inuics
dae commanders and ordered to report in person TO
Brig. Gen. Hays,at Natchitoches, La
By command Of General j. KIRBY SMITH ,
SIS ANDERSON, Asst. Adj GENT.
All officers and men belonging to military organlza-
tons serving East of the Mississippi river hd ahrnV
therefrom without proper ritywDl repuftWrth'
with TO these headquarters, to one OF the AnNilia
ny camps for the collection OF aoscDiees es'aosheu
undcr the authority of those headquarters.
II All officers no; of the detnil authorized by par
aSraph MIL of Special Order. No lt series OF 1854
of the Secretary of War, and engaged IN coneelins
absentoes from els mississippi commands, VIII report
by letter to these headquarters.
Bv commaud OF Brig Con HARRY T. HAYS.
II - sAML, Flowers, A. a. G,
HEAD oR's, Fort Worth, Tex. May q ls59.
All officers aud men elI acen in the above orders
by promptly reporting to me for returning 10 thet
commands East of the Mississippi river, pardon VIII
be extended for past absence, and they VIII DC lorWnr
dcd to their respective commands, Also, all pareied
prisoners in this Department belonging 10 COM
ands East OF tho Gisslssnpi river whose furlonRhs
have expired, by reporting to me- their cases VIII 90
promptly reported to headquarters, and they VIII re-
ceive such indulgence ns Gen. Hays may alihnrise'
r,,11-I ~ M 60 ~ -- 10 sssfst Genn HAYS in
collecting absentecs lo.Ss.I
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rlg-subscriptnn TO the Houston telegraph and tle
lua.n Gazette received OF this Office, AZ the Iubah-
id rates.
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pz-A new paper called .;The South, has
been stated at Columbus Tex. by Messrs.
Baker & Morris. Tho publishers say it aFill
advocate the rights OF The Confederate
States Of Amsr;ca" Success 10 Il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18

AlNnCa ia6arpuocHyios.- Ihs scllirrr
Of ianraaA brigade cpcampel near Mar
ls.i..l, lorutl n iorch-light PROCESSION o.
Saturday night and marched TO Gen.
Churchill's head quarters Col. Tappan in
behalf Of ahcse gallant men, according to
their instructions, pledged their fidelity TO
the end of the war, be II long or short.
This movement on the part ofthc troops was
Spontaneous, evidenced the highest enthusi
asm. The spectacle was quite imposing
All hail TO these noble men.
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NINAL SETTLEMENT.- VIM. n

H. Edmondson, Administrator of tho Esiaie of W.
A. Gold, deceased, filed in my Office his final nc
connt current with the said estate together with his
petition praying for Anal discharge; this Is there
fore TO notify all persons Interested, to come forward
at the May Term, 1865, of the County Court, TO be
holden at the Court House In the town Of Dallas, on
the last Monday in May. 1865, and contest the SAME
Z : GEORGE W. LAWS,
f37:3t1 Clerk Co. OF. Dallas County, Texas.
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nsj@ See James Burke's advertisement 81 School
Docks. He can furnish you any thing in that line,
aud at the lowest prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18

I,is ofheiaiiy announced by thc Yankees, that che
var .si q ne siisaissippi Being closed they viii nov
~ hsif r-srseft y tr ssns Nis-iss.ppi Department.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
49,. =, 49, eass"s ss.~,fN--s---
We are authorized 10 announce Cot. I'D.
CLARKE, as u qar diiate for Governor at tho cleo
ton III August next.
ETTIvc arr authorized 10 nnnornro Col. GEO. W.
CARTER, for Governor Of The Stare. pr
Rowe are authorized TO announce CAPT. u, T.
DROUGurON, VI Kaufnnn county, ~ o candidate
for the Sernic from this District, composed OF tho
coun,l-s of Dallas, Kaufman and Henderson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-05-18

HEADQUARTERS FOR COLLECTING ABsENTEES9
From Commands East Of the mississippi, Z
NArcHIrocHEs, LA, March l7ih, 1850.
GENERAL ORDERS, aA'f
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Hg LltsT NIaNP9 END.

sneelAi 20 tho Iaily Te'eragh,s
NV eHRgi gPolh Mcy . 1919.
We take tho following grota sew Ogesns
plpers of May tho I'd;
Wan DEPARTMENT, wAsHsoToS, |
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Selecting WIS.

First. l. get a byoa lside view of the
animal. alta distance of about two rods,
asI have noticed for years tha.thcre was
sereat similarity in tae general proport.
onss0f all FIRST class mixers beng very
small in gir,h Just bac!, Of their forward
legs as comparestwi.hfthe gir:h just for
ward Of their IL IS. T have never known .
first rate miIses.6! any.broed, not thus.
proportional /; SO that if this form is
wanting in an aninnsthavc recommended
TO me, lIos not care to look at her more,
unless want breeder for some other
purpose than the s.dai-: For breeding
exan. | saoulI Saht :, "a COW Of reyerse
proportions, i. e.. larger girth forvarl.
lnext feet theste' osthe milk. veins, E"
and trace tlfm' TO their entrance into the
chest. which. in .slpeEi9r cows, are large,
admitting 81 Thy b., esAhs hrsSs'. daser ).
the easel JUG oFFh6'siz3 of each brifoc,
asl care iesao1 tas,sxe eftAe vein it.
self, tl.an1 he' tofihce.s T7 fxi, { examine, BY
sight andst Zach ethe adder or bag, which
E,usf be-carscofs,' in'ofder' to hold much
milk, with teats vide apart and free from
seed wartstt 4eorss Of anykind /. then
saquire'bOs l1t,' 'Sre..gees dry. before
calying, as | ;dsn'! want family COW to
give milk less'ehiin 45 weeks out Of every
81; also as.to't,e qualify of the mix.
ard to clb.t MIX her with my ow II
kanas.-G..t.trnr9;i.e..
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bN!t Nj EIEEP.
IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted.

I lR Dow continues To - consulted his Office No.
1 and Edieait street Hastpn, on all diseases Of
PKlN ATE OK btLftArE NATURE.
by hong cputse Of study aad pracucd Srrrjcnce q
unlimited ~Nctt. lr. H. has The qualification Of ira
srnt5r the ua'pSrtie S remedies that have u, e.,
see he hrsI introduced tAsm, failed to cure tie M.
ts4rmuF cuses Of
10 or T,EA AND SYPHILIS.
feHeath hi treatment all the hrrurs al yencreal and
inquire hsud, IWl..tyncy Serufula Gouorrhaa IIcers
pain aud dis'trss IN the ions q pr alton Incana
.!4p 8" the Bladder hnd kiineys Hydrucele. Abcrs,4s
Hum t. hisf SNl Kings, and y e long train Of horrible
stlt'7s attending his class Of disease, made tU La
eolns a Earn a IN. simplest ai!inss OF a ch.id
SEMINAL MEAkNESS.
hr T. deyort great part Of hs tiur the treatment
" tl5se cases caused hy secret aud solitary Lsh vii, IA
rap tie rry an mind uniting tie unfortunate ndi-
'atl Tor business or society. Of tn. sad aud uel
sueAty rfrc's produced by rsry h,tHs Of youth are
NeakHcss off Ae 1eA -ti iuss Lzuess Il the hs al,
ltzasts ' ..stt. PsiitAhah 81 fh~ heart tsgepsa,
rsu.ss. pvraus' ueGt at the digestive finct rs
:, mp, ms Il EaHsr mrtou Nc TIE fearful fleets on The
Witd much t. BE dreaded less memory confusion
a dahs ne rssou Of SPIRITS Yl forvt1dli - ayrrsitH
# Stty, selitsircsi, uiy SC. o. the evils
lratneed, such persons should. before eortriak.ine
matfGoiy consult physician # ~ ri-re and be at
n C rest rcd 10 hrakh 49, haTl Ines,
fa'elt> ~Lu ~ish ,or'maiu under pr Dow'strvatmen
few days OF weeks, 0ul he furnished with pleasant
rooms, aid charges Tor board moderate.
Medicines semi to al rt- % The country with fan III
ree' rs tr Use, gurecvIliEg description of your ca sc
Dr. bow has Also ff saie the nci Capotes wsgrentea
the best preventive. order Il mail. Three ior 81 and
a Tels
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ENIONAI.
C0MEA's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

is f REMOVED from the buidirg in which it has
been located for a3tteen years past, to
ANGRY HALL,
No 8 % Washington street. corner of West street
(entrauce from each street, where the elegant,
spacious and lofty rooms possess the most perfect
ventilation and comfort, and having been aewly
furnished and rePlete with every clnyenieace,-
the Ladies Department, as heretofore, being en-
tirely separate.
Grateful for the very generous confidence
poed in him during the last ftrsnfy tre pears, the
subscriber hopes with increased facilities and TN
firing energy in promoting the interests If his
Students to merit and receive a continuance OF
public patronage.
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New Store,
New Business,

TENIiE subscribers would inform the citizen. of
Ellsworth and vicinity thst the have open.
ed store On WATER STREET, where the Y
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay by bale or ton,
shingles AMI Cia!boards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce and Hemlock boards.
We have now on hand 1000 bush,l. Extra Can.
ada Oats, g. table for seed or feed Beaus by bar.
rel or bushel, Meal, Corn, Barley, &C.
We will pay the hi. CHEST cash price for
HsmIock Pnrk Cedar, Spruce end Henlaek Sl,epe,s.
Cedar Pofes, Shingles, Ciap6oards aud
Lumber u oil kinds.
Cill and sec US, at new store neYttoJ II. Cole.
Blacksmith shop.
Fisk 4 Curtis.
n. B.-Also on hand few tons Of stove Coal.
Ellsworth, March 10.
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] e CAME g. CO.
BILLIARD TABLE


100 COURT STREET. BOSTON.
Taoles with Patent Improved Combination Cush-
ionsi Patent Pocket Supporters, &c. Cloths balls
cues, cue POINTS, cutters, cue clamps, cue wax
cue waters, French chalk, maces bridges, brushes
pockets and trimmings constantly on hand. Al
repairs and reftting Old fables with i'm
proyemen,s, and turning ard colcrins balls done
in the best manner.
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"OnTcd.

4 RESPONSIBLE NAN,-one who has the
confidence Of his nei shbors, from WHOM reeom-
will he required. TO take the sale in
each t4.wn Of BRA DSTR EE7"S REBBER
AND WEATHER STRFPN,
for daors ana Windows. ! will give such aftrson
a profitable business and deal vita him aud thru
him to his customers fairly, aud warrant tie att-
Gle to give perfect satisfaction, sale. Que
vhe i willing To work, and ehiicing to all pre-
fcrred An early api LEGATION necessary.
Apply to X BRADSTREET,
81 Washington street, boston
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aTysOn the efoer Of parish church, not
n hundrccf mites, from -Peualc Hill, was
ecrutIy affixed the following notice =
. f,4chur cn- war1enswill hold their q aar-
resty meetin: xessry sir 'eseks, ins'eai CT
bali-ycarly, az 'olm r'y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females IN Delicate Health

Boston, Is consulted daily for all diseases incident
female y stem. froapsus teri. falling Tie Womb
Flour Abus, Su!pressio aud other menstrual der angs.
mruts, all treated upon pathological prnc pies
and speedy relie guaranteed in a very few days so In
EaAbly ceraIH Is tine mode Of treatment that mos
obstinate complaints yield uuder IT, and the afflicted Der
rejOces il perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in thu
cure OF diseases OF women and children, than any ote,
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish to
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since lsi5, having confined his Whole attcn
tion 10 office practice for tn cure private Diseases
and Female Complaints, ackn0w edges superior the
United states.
B.-A letters must conta. four red stamps or they
viii not be answered.
0llce Hours from A. NJ to r. Nj