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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23
Gen. Lees Address TO his Army,
GisERAL ORDERS NO 2.

HEADQUARTERS ARMIES or THE C. s. A.,
feh. II, 1865,
In entering upon the campaign about to open the
General. in Chief feels assured that the soldiers who
have w long and 20 uoby borne the kardsl ips and
dangers of the require exhortaion to respond
to iheoals of honor and duty.
With the liberty transmitted by theie forefathsrs
they have inlierited tho spirit to defend IL.
The c,,oice between war ana atScct Submission Is
before them. f..
To such proposal brave men, with arms In their
hands, can have bat one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for peace, nor the
right of self. K pvernment for life or property.
But Justice to them requires sterner admonitfon
to those who have abandoned their comrades IN tue
hOur Of peril.
last opportunity is offered them to wipe ont the
disgrace and escape the punishment of their crimes
BY authority of the, President OF the Confederate
States, pardon is announced no such deserers and
men improperly absent as shalt return TO the com
manis to which they belong, within the sorest pos
rble time, not exceeding twenty days rom me pup
LEGATION of this order, at the headquarters Of the oe
par imen In which they may be,
Those who may be prevented by interruption OF
communication may report within the time specified
to the nearest enrolling officer other oicer on du-
y to he forwarded as sOan prncicatile, ana upon
presenting certificate from such officer showing
compliance with this requirement., wi ! receive the
pardon hereby offered.
Those VINO have deserted to the service Of the
my, who have deserted after having been once par
doned for the same oflencr, and those who shall de-
sert absent Themselves without authoriiy' aer inc
publication of this order, excludrd rom its uehe'
hts Nor does the oder " pardon extend 10 otneroi'
fences than des, rtion and sbsence without permission
BY The same authority IL l. also declared 'hst no
scnuI.l amnesty ~i again oo gsanlr -su ..a =,
refuse TO accept the pardon offered or VINO shaii
hereafter dessert absent themselves without leave
shalt suffer such punishment AZ the courts may I'm
puse, aud application for clemeney VIII De enter
tanrd
] Taking new resolution from the fate which our en-
emies intend for lei every man devote all his en-
ergi~s to the common defence.
Our resources, wisely and vigorously employed ar'
ample. and with brave army, sustained 10y detrr
mined and united people, success, with Gods assis
tunce, 'annot he doubted.
The advantages of the enemy will have but iii,r
value II we do not permit them impair our rssclu
ton. Let u, then, oppose consiancJ 10 ADVERSELY
btiiiude to suffering, and courage 10 danger' WIN
the firm assurance that He who gave freetom TO ON
fathers will bless the rerts Of their children ~ pre-
srryeit r. e. LEE, Generai
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

D6-We are under obligations to A. g..
Collins, Esq, for the loan of New Orleans
papers as late as the 2Sth February. They
contain the same dispatches tina, We publish
en- the outside of to.days paper. We make
some extracts from them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

e&-The election for Congressman, in the
9Th District, took place on Monday, the 18th
inst, at least we infer so from notice in
the Mckinney Messenger, though we had
not heard that the election had even
been ordered. There was only one candi-
date announced for the place, Col N. W.
towns of Lamar county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23
From the Richmond Examiner, Feb. II.
Gen. Lees Order Assuming General Comm and

The following order has been Issued by Cen. Lee:
HEAD-QuARTERs CONFEDERATE ARMY,
February ., lSi5.
By authority Of general order. No. 3, from the hd.
juant and Inspector Generals Office, assume com.
mand of the military forces of the Confederate States
Deeply impressed with thu difficulties and responst-
hiiy Of The position, and hnmbly invoking the guild
ance OF Almighty God, rely. for success, upon the
courage and tniiitnle Of the army, sustained Ivy the
patriotism aud frmness Of the people. confident that
their united efforts under the bessing of Heaven, will
secure peace aud independence,
The headquarters OF the army, to which all special
reports will he addressed will be for the present, with
the Army Of Northern Virginia. The stated andr &.
ular and reports of each army and department
will he forwarded Ms Heretofore TO the office of tho
Adjutant and Inspector General.
n = IFE GeneraI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

l. Administrator ofth- Estate of Elijah Beller de-
ceased, has filed In my Office his final account current
with said estate, together with his petition praying
for final discharge; rhs Is therefore to notify all
persons interested TO forward at the April term
Of the county court to be holden at the Court House,
in the town of Dallas, on the est Monday In April
1865, and contest the same II they think proper.
GEO. W. LAWS, ok. ca. CT. u. Go. Texas.
30: Al BY JAS p. THOMAS, Dpty
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

The New Orleans Picayne of the 28th ult.
states, that the flag ship Arizonia Lieut..
Brown comd G, took fire in the night pre-
vious, 80 miles below the city, and was de-
utroyed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

A heavy rain storm, accompanied by
thunder, lightning aud some hail passed
over this place on Sunday night last, Con-
siderable rain fell.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

The MISSOURI SoLDIERs.--These men who
have left home and all that is dear in this
life, 10 fight The battles OF liberty and indie
pendence and are the veterans OF many Q
Bloody and victorious field, ask socks at
YOUR hands, whose homes they have during
four long years defended from the fre and
sword OF hated and cruel invader. In the
name Of potriotsm, justice and liberty, let
then moi ask in vain. Bring them socks
and they will bless the hands that thus
cheer the soldiers heart, nerving IL still TO
strike for ''your aliars and your hres.
Leave them at the Hearald Office previous
to the 10Th of April.
CHARLES CARLTON.
Dallas. March 81, 1865.
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4 nWTNTeNp iNND,c NnNTNRg

A DEMONSTRATORS NeTIcs.-
IN WHEREAS, letters OF ADMINISTRATION were
Granted 10 he undersitnei at the January Term OF
The psobase Conrt Of Palo Pinto county 1860, on the
sstate of j. c. Mcclure, deceased. Therefore, tnie 10
rotiiy ali persons having claims against said estateto
nrescnt Them duly authenticated, rs Required ~
law; and those indehten to sal estate are requested
IN maLe Immediate payment. c, n. McLURE,
r" '''A' A. NJ McLuRE,
to,.e,1 ana. Admins, rators.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

s6rMsj. Gen. Wharton and staff, arrived
in Houston on the 18th inst
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

We exirscf the following from private
iettei OF date Head Quarters, LIST Indian
Division, C. n, Feb, l6, 1863:
"Our prospects for treaty vita the
.swiid Tubes" near Kansas are good. a
Grand Council has been arranged TO meet
Nss fts c. c. S. P.
[Tsisgrqpk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

Ss-subscrpton To thu Houston Telegraph aud the
Austin Gazette reoeisvdat this once At the publish
ID rates.
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RoRBrKy AND MuepEn-A Mr.. Fron,an

ROBBERY AND MUsDER.-A Mr. Froman,
who was worthy citizen of Grayson coun-
~, and lived three or four miles north west
Of Sherman, WAS robbed and murdered on
the 18th inst, Jour informant is not very
positive rs to the date, )by three men who
had blacked themselves and gone to his
house, at night, for the purpose OF robbing
him. II seems that Mr. Froman recognized
the men or some of them, who killed him
TO prevent exposure, The alarm was given,
and some of the neighbors collected and
pursued the murderers, tracking them by
the prints of their horses hoofs, into the
town of SherIn n. Three men were arrested
by this party under suspicious circnm stan
ccs and q, last accounts were held under
strong guard for trial, which, our Informant
tells us, was to come off on yesterday. The
affair caused intense excitement in Sher-
man and vicinity AcRinney Messenger.
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4 nMIyISTRATOR'S NOTIOE.-

IN NOTICE Is hereby given, that, at the fepfua-
nv Term, 1851 Of the County Court Of DALLAS ccuntys
80 ~ The estate az Jesse Cox decreased. Aipersons
having claims against said estate are notified 70 pre-
ssnt them duly su heni eated within the time pre-
,,rhed by law and all persons Indebted TO saio ~
,.,syats ,otjfed "a make i'm mediate payment.
'e'' SUSAN COX, Administrstrix.
Dallas, Feb. %. 1915, --27:6w. .t. p. t.ts
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Cooking stove For Sale.

II HAVE a first rate medium size
cpeking stove, a. god % pew, With ~ nece-s.-
r, reotfur yss-.ls Which gill Ill Or cash IN tsnd
II nav be seen At my house, = mis-
Eat o. town. hksfi hHOrfAi'
March 29d, is65-5o.3v.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-23

FATAL ABRAHAM ARRAY occurred at
Bonham on the 9Th inst, between young
man by the name Of Cap. Harris, and Lient.
Byers, of Diamond 8 com any, which result.
ell fatally. While the two men we have
named were shooting at each other. at
distance of about twenty feet, the father
of young Harris stepped between them to
stop the difficulty, and was shot dead, The
firing continued, and young Harris receiv-
ed a mortal wound from which he died next
day BSers was arrested and bailed in
the sum Of Sl590.--Nch Kinney Eessenger.
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u
used 10 such outrages upon his patronymic.
remember when be was the gallant COM
mander of the Third Kentucky cavalry,
that he made n list of twenty-three differ
ent ways in which his name had been spell.
ed; but he never imagined that 1t would
come to "guano" Pray do not let us have
il so on his tombstone.
/ We will not have it on tombstone at
present, if You pease.-ED. TELL
GALVESTON MARCH TO- 1865.
| En-. NEws:--The steamer Eveline arrived
I yesterday from Havana, having left there
! on the 4th inst. She grounded on the knoll,
( near Fort Magruder about q o'clock A. NJ.
and entered tn, port about 7. ~ A con-
siderable portion of her cargo was thrown
overheard to tighten her.
4 The New York World says, General Lee
has requested the Richmond papers not to
chronicle Sbermans future movements.
That paper says important events are near
at hand-ihat Grants army is being filed
with new recruits-thai Sherman is near
the Richmond communications. But the
editor Inks it probable the Confederates
will get an army together TO check Sher-
mans progress and, If possible, prevent
his junction with schofeld.
Richmond Sentinel, Feb. %.
An lsrELLIGEsr CoNTRABASD.--Amone
the lately returned prisoners we're five ne
groes whe resisted all solicitations TO jolt
the enemy or to take the oath. One o.
them named Dick, of Petersburg, was quit
character. The Yankees often engaged
him in conversaiio but Dick was
; match for them at all points. He toll
them he was formerly Union man OF tn
John Minor Bolts school, but that day wa
past with him now. He had been in favo
Of the Union as il was, and not as the Van
KEGS propose to make IL. Dick has been
prisoner since the battle Of Gettysburg.
) The Louisville Journal reports that ousn
: trell with forty Of his men are in that STATE
, and adds that orders will soon be issue
, from Washington for hunting down an
exterminating all guerriilas in ksntnek,
"Humanity" desires TO know il the guerri
las will not be sllosed certain time
: leave, before the aorders7 sre carried I'M
execution.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-12

gor four long years ! bravely bore,
And lived on hope nj ne,
Jhe hope TIM, when the war was Ger,
Y You would be oil mine own.
Fhis horcyou gave to hopeful KITE
a About sis years ago;
)cfore he leit his native State,
81 To battle with the foe.
ut man, changes have u late,
a, Der US poor Rebels past;
!: Q Tough. anl whipped n, rapid rate,
Aud then e.. whipped a, last.
'u, this should not in any way.
Concern ~ Matte, nov;
- please to name the happy day,
And thus redeem your vow.
would the silken knot were tied,
And yon we're wholly minc
then could lay al care aside,
And be most truly thine.
syer Mount, July 1866.
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Over The River.

r the river they beckon TO me,
Owed ones wh1'se passed TO the o,',.
side,
y CLEAN of their snowy robes see.
Vt their VOICES are los, in the da.Lin,
tile,
1kc's one With rinslc,s Of snany gold,
Ini eyes the reelection Of Heavens oai
blue
crossed in the twilight grey and e,lj,
lni the pale ms. hid him from noriaI
view.
W&sav NJ, toe angels who ms, him there
bcg,.c- " The City We could NJ, sec
l. the River. over the River,
4, brother stand, ready to welcome noe
Annths g,gSr the B,aimin pale,
Dfried another the household pet;
y bright carls waved in the gentle gale
1sln s Minnie, Sc" her yet;
I crossed Oh her bosym her iimplsd
Aands.
u feaIle.iy entered the phantom bar.
PATCHED !, glide from the silver sand,
y alI our sun.hins grew stransIy DARK
)now shs is safe On the other side,
Isre al the ransoms'i md angel, be
the River. the mystic River
childhood's IDOLS are waiting for mq,
aonc return from the qaie, shores,
10 eross with the boa,man cold ant
pale;
hear the iip of the go'.lsn cars,
e catch gleam q the SNOWY snls.
10, they bare passed from oai heart
ey cross the stream anil are gone foi
sys,
V1oanno. sandsr the veil apart,
"a, hides from oar vision the gates ol
: day
only suow TIM, their hsrks no more
hail sail With our. on life. stormy ssa
somehow hope On the unseen shore,
hsy watch and beeton and wai. for me
h ii. and think when the sunsets gol'
flashing river and hill and shore,
Iall one day stand By the water cold,
al list 10 the sound Of che boa,smss'
oar,
all watch for the slsan Of the aappinI
sail.
shall hear the boat ssh gains the strand
all pass from sight wish the boa'ias
pale.
~ III. better shcr. of the srids land;
Iall knos the loved who have gone befor'
And jsyfally sweet .hall the meeting b
lssa esss n Eiss.. .hs peaceful Rive.
H. ~ + .tsI'h -hsi' et-r, he.
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That lho commissioner, under lhe Ii.
rcclun " the President. shall have
authority 10 80 apart ior tho u.o of
loyal refugees and freedmen, such
tracts Of land. wIiIifr the nsureciion.
ary States. as shall have been aban.
donod, or 10 which the nitcd States
shall have acquired title By couhsea
ton, or sale OF otherwise, And every
male citizen, vbothcrrcfugee Or freed
man, ~ aforesaid. there shall be ~.
slgncd no more than forty acres o.
such land, aud the person to whom il
was 30 assigned shall be protected in
the use and enjoyment Of the land for
the term of three years, ut m annual
rent not cScccdingsix per ccnium mmp.
on the value Of said land "a i was ap.
praised by the State authorities for
the year 1850, for the purpose of IaN-
alton, an! IN ease no such appraisal
can be found, then the rental shall be
based upon the estimate value VI land
IN said year, TO be- asccriaIncd IN such
manner rs the commissioner may, By
regulation prescribe. Al the end Of
said term, or u, any time during said
term, the occupants Of any parcels 70
assigned may purchase the land aal
receive such title thereto as the Uni.
ted States can convey upon paying
therefor the value Of the land, as a..
cerIaincd and fixed for the purpose Of
determining the annual rem. as af1Fe.
said.
See. 8. And be il further enacted,
That all acts or parts Of acts incon.
sis;ent with the provisions Of this net
are hereby repealed.
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woa ion hosts u friends amonr iho fret
glas. u s1elety. True, many nfc gouo
iflm here vhum vuu know, jel many slill
roman, ionf ifsaimeni NJ ny case, which
nil plpslelnns pronounced "epuhfmei 10,
bfrculf consumption" and my conploio
recovery 70 pelfoct health, placed You
nhobg my friends aud aeluainiancea, and
! no LEY also, With some members ~ tho
faculty. Us The nbles, ph,iielan ol our
country 10 treating this dI'eise uihr. a
hre It'll hero whom you cufni ~ tltIi
oate aud all viii give YOU their u.u,ac.
'Qma Il sou eau Write me- ,oon
Your lfioni, n. q. W. suh.
foF ianrs pre'lo to tho var ..u
,9' water and spring scasons IN pracIie u
Now Orleans, Dr.. MI
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North Carolina l. making active es

N..,L r..ni:r. 4. mol H.. ,c,;xs :.
'. .;'n' - .ss,, - sm;s,s,;". - h., ,..s,
80. T.. am.s lie. Is.s a.~.sj l..
NSwS.vt e. ts ,hs s.,nc.s 49, % aqe,rn;.t,'
~. nv" ;.ro.n.,;or ~ sIa.s rho All -
.s.,,s 'ss '. Il shs s,,,s.--Ty,is.,s. :
-. -.
norm Saro'na I. wise "a .h.s'
We nope % .ec .s,s sl'ss'ss'pp' 'h''a,s la'',',
@e, e,, example; IA. vul.va.sas.Jn !. :.'as saga''
so'a oa. 'na"esmen.s NV 81, s 20 em's.a''sn. !.
y ~. can ,,,., ao .s's y sse sasPso. " ~. :
iat, 'oc'a, ~" mBsoss eo.-
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Tug PEOPLE ARE 70 DEcipE.---
Thus far the military rule here, since
the cessation Of hostili,ics. and the
prospective restoration Of civil au-
ihority, has been mild and concilia.
tory. This people, however, have
had q taste Of wla, military rule is.
to an cx,cn, which ough, to satisfy
the mos, ravcnous appetite. u, with
all this before them, by their own
hcad.,rong acts, they change the pre-.
sen, mild aud bcnignan, rule to one
of irksome rigor, who will be 10
blame but themselves.
Let every man remember thu, he
has to decide this question for him.
sclf--and for his family. Shall VIC
then have a manly, straightforward,
honorable, hirh.tcnca observance Of
the amnesty; or an under. handed u.
temp; to dodge the responsibilities We
have assumed under oath! Let the
people answer, for upon their decis.
ion must now res, The responsibility
Of tie !IlssS rule Of ibis State.
whether !, be civil or military. :. The
consequences are immense the
people coms to their consideration
With no blind prejsdices, but with the
bs., interests Of lhs State ct heart.
and all will be we'll.
Dieis'sy Herald.
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,eral Advertisements must be raij IN M.
Ince. ut y 81 per square of ten lines
n the hr.t insertion, and ID cents Tor
Ach Subsequent insertion. -.
n Zen lines of ordinary manuscripts viii
0ske square.
tAlI other advertising and Job work must
- paid invariably in advance.
thDnrrihge and obituary notices, oil no.
61ofc than six lines, published free II
oCpr six nes, they must be paid for by the
ODare.
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IN presenting my professional card a.
above TO the public. nm simply comply.
ing With earnest requests of vast numbers
Of nv pcrsuual friends throughout the
South. This friendship originated IN my
professional ,reatIue,, Of tho hundreds
and thousand, who have, during pas, years,
aud Up TO tho present time, visited me
either as New Orleans, Nstshess y,stobars,
Mobile, Mgn'somsry, Bailey d1u oi
,hi, city. an . nstivs. 81 ID Dea,h,
which has been my home, and tbf1sld Of
nv professional career. b. Invitations, !
hare Waited Tho principal Southern cities,
ani sis@is t. nssy ysars past, sy special
s,svnsioo - Qlpenic diseases. A. regards
ny ssoeolD u e0kssisg cures, 10 vast nun.
bas q ~ usss intricate aai difssaIl
csssss ~ eommssily q large, q, isas,
whese ! sm known, are prepared 10 Judge,
While nsy add, I have besa tho fecipien,
sf more than oss shsssssd letters, is.,i.
msnisls from ladies and xesslsmsn u the
highest social responsibility. " course,
eeu1niss myself 10 spssisli.ies of chronic
o|uonnos, the larger portion cf my visiting
poGloes are those whom their family phy.
otGloae have failed 90 cure. Bu, from long
ss9sf.s4er. st,'h have hesams ss fsmiliis-
y ns that End little OF no dio.sI,y 10
Fesssnss 10 hsslsh shsre cure 10 possi-
bIs. Be.tis- ,hsss msausasd 10 ny earl,
sise attention to ell forms Of chronic
Diseases. Eseseislly may this spply 10
suffering fenslss, whose extreme sllietien
is tssva only 10 themselves, vNh pasy ef
wasm life ssssss ssIy bas1ss, y days
aaI hBsrs sss passing avsy 10 in ssd
snnsty, this vilh married ahd sia(s, cvsu
in The neksss circle and ssuinl o1isien. in
sgcist. Al idssy thousands have already
fsaai. 80 may they also that there 10 ~.
lief, and the toll ssjs,nsai Of health for
shsospfsssdsa on their part, they make but
rftsanakls ssefsiou.
n eRase are nsdsssss 10 oil essss.
mash Isss IN maay insssrsss than they have
already paid for H,Ns where no bsnSfis
was jssivsd.
My rsmsdiss-a.wsys safe, ere prepared
and specially adapted TO No requirements
Il each separate ease. Where possible 10
a, 20. patients hloAssssr visit ssi have
sas Interview as least. After sashs inter.
sis~, >, that en- fslfy ascertain The ma
tate Of the disease, large nsisihy asc
enabled 10 return home 9th r~msdies and
ell necessary Instructions for tsssinsas asi
care. These whs desire 10 sassslt he snd
ssasss vhii ne from the eousssy, shswld
ssnd vuUsn sssssmsss Of ell particulars
hs ssus frisn.i, aud II. On thss sasosmssien.
lhslisve the ease s,a BE- relieved hy senl.
ne them ss~si,.- ssd isssssesies, ! ~i.l
sasa provide for ,krs.
D. sIoariHoRE, ND.
Msmpsis, Jaly -, Isis.
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Tho following IL from the pcn of Ror
DR.. Rivers, President Of the WESLEYAN
University, Florence, Alabama, whose case
after month. u confinement to bis bed,
vns considered by bis physicians a hopeless
one, when vi, summoned, (by thogrnphin
ihphiell TO visit, n distance " three Iun
drei miles. u may be permitted 10 rc,untt
VA, On visiting Or. H., was invited to
batiey Springs, ninc miles from Florence,
where, during tho eight weeks " my stay.
! treated successfully, over ono hundred
eases Of chronic disease.
WESLEYAN University, ilorancc, Alabams,
August .2, lsGO.
My Dear Dr. Mor,imorc Bailey SPRINGS,
Na'-l feel It to be my duty, us well ~
my privilege and pleasure. to give you this
testimonial Of my high appreciation of
your skill as a physician, and your in,egri.
y ~ a man. Having experienced great
advantage from your treatment, both prior
TO and since ms recent injuries, | have ron.
son 10 know VI what ! write. I have also
been cognifip, Of tho grea, relief afforded
70 othc.s by your treatment and remedies.
J have seen those who had been long and
severely afflicted, rejoicing with returning
health. In tho treatment Of oil forms of
chtonic disease, ! am sure you have few
equals, mud no supcriors. may Say the. I
have seen your sk,li tested 10 some severe
chronic cases VI rhcumatis,n, aad protrac,.
81 aud extreme cases oi fcmsls diseases,
and always with honor toyourssf and ben.
CIT to tho sufferer. To say ,ha, ~ can
cure oil cases VI disease that aesh is heir
to, would be to make you more than hs.
map. Bu. | DO say tina, should you make
the edor. anl fail to cure, othsrs need no,
try. During my own es,rcsas su6sr,nc
from tho terrible fractsrs Of my lse, I
found you the hind friend, the stIIIiul
physician. and The cour,ccus sro,Iensn.
A. your profession often calls You awsv
from home among strangers, It u but Jus.
,ice 10 You 10 Say, tha, daring vsek, Of
freVssai iu,sseoafss, during waieh time
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house, your depor .mens ha, not only been
bat has been tha, of a
r.daed Christian gentleman.
Your Grateful Friend,
X. n. RIVERS.