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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

lvJ"We understand tho Governor has
gone a. work In real earnest, and Is aproini.
log county anu district officers as rapidly
a. be can. The Judfsa AID District Attor-
neys for the 18th, 2Oih Ra1 stA Judicial
Districts haze been appointed, Judge Gray
Of the slh, re,appolnted. Judge W. 7, v.
Weaver in tho Goth, Judge wnddell Of that
District not desiring to be appointed; ADD
Judge q. \, Eycrts appointed ia tho 18th
District. Other district Judges have be n
appointed, hut We have not learned tho
names or the appointcea. CouHty officers
have been appointed for THE Dallas eouh'
", aud for the counties " Collin, Graysoh,
pcnton, Wise, Fannip, Hunt and Lamar,
sud We presume other counties OF Northern
and Eastern Texas, In the counties men
toned above, we understand that nesrly all
the old officers elected last summer were
appointed. Several gentlemen who were a.
Austin accepted temporarily the appoint.
nents VI Chief Justice of their respective
counties, and qualified there, for the purpose
osbeiug able to qualify the other aPpotntecs.
Col L. N. Martin accepted the OffGe Of
Chief Justice of Collin county for this Fur.
pose. Tho Chief Justices OF this county,
Denton, Wise and Grayson, can yisi, Ccllin
county, and be qualified and then be ready
to qualify the other officers Of their several
counties. The Chief Justice appoiated fer
thie couA!y, Judge W. H. lIor !, has already
visited Collin, qualified himself, aai has
administered the oath Of Office to the ether
sppointees for this county; 80 TIA. ous
COUNTY officers are now duly authorized TO
discharge tho duties Of their various Offices
Endcr the provisional State governu.sat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

s@rIt lie the general opinion at Austin,
that the State taxes will be assessed and
collected under the law in force in 1861,
that being the latsst lsx on the subject that
can be acted on, and it being absolutely ne
cesrary, in order to sustain the Provisional
government, that some tax should be levied
and collected. As soon as ComptrolleT is
appointed, which will be very soon, be will
issue the necessary instructions to the coun-
ty Assessors and Collectors. We look for
Nee instructions ut an early dGy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

ave. the Imperial Government never at
any time have entered into negotiations
with DR.. GEyn. Sowe never contemplated
Taking him Duke nsr Governor Of Sonora
nor Viceroy Of any other province. We
never knew that his services we're worth
100000 year. Moreover, the very person
Of DIR. Gwyn is not known by any Of the
Ministers. and we did not hear Of any hRv-
ing the desire 70 get acquainted with him"
Remember this IL an official letter, and TO
the point. or course GFyn must dream Of
come othrr worldly greatness. Mexico j.
~ she place for hin
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

MONTANA new territory has recently
been erected in the Northwest, called Mon
tana. It is watered by the Yellow Stone,
the Upper Missouri and Bow Rivers, nnd is
estimated pow TO epptain population OF
$4,000, though the first settlement Tls made
there paly three CT four years sse. IT is
elevated some 1000 feet sbpTe the level of
the ocean, and the climate is said to be mild
and pleasant-milder than that Of regions
farther castor the same parallel Of latitude,
ThecOuntry lie said to produce an abundance
Of gold and silver. Virginia City is the
capital. The Governor is Sidney Edger-
ton, formerly member Of Congress from
Ohio
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

gas' a fatal rencontre took place in the
lower part of this county, near Lancaster,
on Monday last, in which Mr.. II. F. C..
Johnson of Pleasant Run, and Capt
Coffee, of Collin County, were killed. The
affair, we are Informed, grew out Of some
misunderstanding in relation to horse,
the particulars of which we have not thor
oughly learned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

ssg-Nc are nader obligations to ". N.
Greer, Esq, of the Paris Press, for q full
file &C TINT paper for the past month, and
also scr several other papers from SArese-
port and other places, forwarded to as BY
the hands of Chas. F. Matthews, Esq.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
Chr 9allrs Gerald.
EVERY SATURDAY MOKsISG
BY JOHN w. BWINDEI.LB.

rtGMs-Ohe copy, per hhhuui, -Four boliAfs, pay,
able In aiNan,r shorter l"fird Ia proportion,
lDNENrIslN0-Oho Dollar Icf sluAfp Of tea
lnsi or less, lths sire typsl Tor the first ibEofion
,ni 20 cahts uf each subs-luent Insertion,
la future 40 ~i charge the usual aiVrTtislnF rate.
hf all obituary huticss. Mere AhhUuhcemrhtr Of
marriages and DEATHS will 10 Inserted gratis heIe'
ttsr, hut 70 they exceed this We aust charge TOT
shem,
Es-OuT charge hr announcing u candidate fT
fiste DsiTict Offices Ia slo, Nnd for County ~ Pre-
cinct Offices s., payable Invariably when Oh" nb'
Rouuoemrht Ii made,
Wheat or produce of any Kind that We can use,
kon at tho best market price, for all dues t. thls of'
hr-
e-Ms.srs. GuurVr ( Co., Strand, Galveston, Ter.
sulhori,oi TO act as Agents for the paas hfG
AID ia that CITY,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

H-sy' Attention is called 10 the advertise
mcnt Of Mira. Helena Wisn, who will open
Female Shool in this place VA the fret
Monday in next month, Mrs. VIM Is
we'll known in this vicinity rs an accom-
plish d and experienced teacher,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
COUNTY NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed to tho
4 Il Office Of Chief Justice OF Dallas County, by
his Excellency, A. J. HAMILTON, Provisional Governor
Of Texas, this is to notify all whom it may concern
that the old board Of County Commissioners, o. W
Barton, II. K. Brothcrton, I, B. Webb, and James
H. Holloway, have been appointed. And by tts
power vested in me as Chief Justice do hereby no.
tify said Commissioners TO meet At the Court HOUSE
in the Of Dallas, the last Monday In August.
1865 for the purpose Of subscribing the oath Of Office
and holding Court, in conformity tohe laws OF 1850
and in accordance with the PFOcGmstion Of the Gov
ornor. w. u. HORD,
Chief Justice Of Dallas County.
August ~, lsd5-59.2w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
NOTICE.

'NHE undersigned has just return
! ed from Galveston and houston. with general
assortment of materials for making and repairing
9uEEtc5 Go Carrt aSo0,
with which he Is prepared to accommodate his Gus.
toners, ana also to supply other mechanics who de-
sire such material. NJ. GClLLOT
Dallas Texas Aug IL. 6I-is:l mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
ssv~ Capt, J. II. Chambers, who has jupt

Be;~ Capt, J. II. Chambers, who has jurt
closed ono course Of lessons in Penmanship,
proposes at the solicitation of many of our
citizens, 10 opcn another school Of twelve
lessons, on Monday next. We understand
that those who have been his patrons in
the past session, speak in tho highest terms
Of hi. rkill and ability a. an Instructor Of
this beautiful art.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

Gen. J. W. Throckmorton and tol. l.. VI.
Martin, Of Collin county, passed through
this place on Monday last, en- route from
Austin home
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

gsas" The law card OF Judss Nat. ". Bur
ford of this place, will be found in to- days
paper. lie 10 too we'll hn2@a 10 need any
introduction from us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

n~Ridgs Fssehal, Esq soa 81 Judge
Geo. ". Psshal, has become editsr Of the
Galveston Balleiin. HE sslutstory appears
in that paper Of the oh inst
III. Bulletin Of ibe 10Th has brisf tioE-
-srh- # Gov. Ia -iifau.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
FEMALE SCHOOL.

MRS. LOU. COUGHANOUR
WI will open FEMALE SCHOOL in the town
of Dallas, on
Monday, Sept. 4. 1905.
Rates OF Tuition per Session Of Twenty Weeks:
FIRST CLASS-0rthography Reading, PEN
rnsnship and First Principles ofArithmetic SIS 10
SECOND CLASS-English Grammar. Geogrs
ply, Philosophy, History, Analysis of the
English Language, Mental aud Written
Arithmetic and Composition ................. 1s 90
THIRD CLAsS-Aigebra, Geometry, Astron
omy. Chemistry. Mental and Moral Philos-
ply. Botany, Geology, Rhstoric and Logic, q 20
INCIDENTAL 0s
The above prizes are in Legal Currency. specie ia
kon at its market value.
Each student will be charged from the time Of en-.
tering school until the close OF the with po,
hrey deduction for lot tinc, ereept IN ease' ~ pro
t-dcied sickne.s.
Until further Arrangement can he made, tho
school will he taught In the dwelling recently ocen-
pied by Mrs. uallsck.
Daila,, Te1as, Aug. 1sth, ls65.-is:ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

sFs-No mail was received here on Thurs
day, consequently, We are without any later
dates from Houston than tho llth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

Ellis & Morrow have y notice in to-
days PAPER, to which is directed the attsn-
tivu Of AL whom it may concern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

ISy-Mr. Hunter has received lVt &c de-
sirabe school books. See his advertise
ment.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
NOTICE.

L WILL receive from all persons
II indebted Re for professional services who will
make payment in short time, good Wheat 81 cbe
dollar per bushel, Greenbaeks AZ par. Said wheat
be delivered at any Of the Mills within SIX miles
Of Dsss and the receipt from the mill owners taken
by ne in settlement Of accounts.
J.G. RUSSELL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
DISSOLUTION.
-,

THE CO partnership heretofore ex
- isting between the untsrsignsd, under the n. rs
and hrm Of Sherwood Co, IL hereby dissolved BY
mutual consent. An unsettled business Of the LATE
firm will lie closed by VIM. II. Sherwood, who IL
ai5ns authorized to settle the same.
TIE SHERWOOD,
JOHN 8. BALLARD.
WN. II. SHERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas, August !, Iss5,-4T;lnr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
,,s.,ud,. % W. wtIgA, snd Col. Arm.

ms-Judss o. W. Wright and Col. Arm.
strong, Of Lamar couniy, and Col Il. w.
Taylor, Of faunin, passed through here on
Sunday las', going home from Austin
They inform us tina, county officers for oil
\. counties which they represented had
Seen appointed, most o. whom were the old
Cheers 2ssy speak in very fs'orabls
terms q Gov Hamilton, In his private in
tereourso wah all vAs call upon him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

Idaho City vas recently destroyed b. sn
iucsndisry ere. From one 10 TIVE thousand
~ hsrs ,vcr-rau -hc rifv l1rng fhs ere
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19

ILL persons indebted to the late
n firm Of Sherwood Co. will call on the under
sirnsd vifhOue delay and settle the sane sud fhoss
having claims szzihs; said firm vii present tlsn %
WH. n sHFRwcnp
naris- Tsrar -. rss-i Lr7
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
NOTkGE.

YNHE undersigned most earnestly
K appeal to all those indebted to them, either BY
diately, are IN debt and are compelled TO have
money. Those owing wheat will deliver it at Cedar
Springs Mill, or ". Ii. SherwoOd's hillin Dallas.
Our cards ara in good order, and doing good work
making good rolls can be produced 10 the
State. Wheat, corn, bacon, lard, and all kinds of
countr' .producs taken in exchange for cardng or
for rolls, at the highest market prices.
go Rolls always or hand for SALE at so cents per
pound. ELLIS MORROW.
Dallas AUG. 10, leGJ--iotf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
FOR RENT,

A LARGE, two story, brick store
N. House. situated on the West side Of the Public
SQUARE in the town Of Dallas. Enquire Of JOHN ".
LANE, at the Crutehheld House, or at the Herald
Once, Dallas, Texas. VI"
Anrnst 9Th. 1865 .-4S:lmo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-19
SCHOOL Notice.

MY School will open on the 18th
WI September next. Tor all particulars, enquire
Of CHARLES CARLTON
Dallas, Texas. Aug 5fh. ls65.-i7:2m2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

IAfGlDCh ll>sS -
(bAyN - 3f - csy ~ S
66v5e1 ~ - 49, 1872. l.I..,s, ~ S13n
- ~ 1Vnpq t1k1sSs ~ 81 IL
~ 11DQy s1Ssis House.
MN ~ eEspos ~
A4Do 9rsStiSliv de1(tuyed
-. ~ ~, ~ ~ = portion
IL 2Hich 6os sent
~ e. - HySlslnee in the
70 ~ - 4 that pdlnt with
eas1 I'm have no diGcuIty II
1ens..Cc 49,. -. Mich II h }d4qj6ued
i9 O'Clock last nI0hk Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

The bo,beds Of Secession, vast in xtent. traasA-
erous and dismal us Iladcs, rank with poisonous
vegetation. swarmins with reptiles aud venemous
insects. and recking with pesilencc, are prolific
Of miasmatIc dsorders from the simple chill and
tcr's preventive for his soldiers in command Of
sha, Department was little quipine, inised with
whisky, aud administered In "prophplastic dos
o." morning and evening. But the khowing vet.
Grams, from those Carolina swanps who have tried
Hostettcr prescription, say that. p-5
When the inists OF the morning
Arise as a warning
And tho dcws Of the night = a
Descend with blight,
Nhcrc cur Bittcrs employed
The iniasma's destroyed
The sniidote's felt IN the taking.
There follows no weakness or aching,
No heayincss. trembling or qnaking;l
No torture Of freezing or burning;
No rcstlcssncss, yawning or yearning,
For water; no twisting or turning. ~
But health, strength and spirit 10 wing on. d
And TO fight like 81. 0eorgowi,h The dragon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

The unparalleled. success which has attended
In. james, practice in EUROPE. the United States
and New Orleans-sbe many remark able cures hs
hes effected. which were pronbunced incurabls BY
the most eminent l.ysicians. iustiGes him in oii
crinv his services 10 the confidence Of the unfor.
tunata. vlu 3ifT-tff ssf'b va - f'@ s.1
Tine follovipy are some Of the diseases term ID
sPrivme," and which DR.. Jhmes pestinsaently
s .sss.. ss.syphi,1s Pr%aIy, seeocdsiy
Gonorrhta, Nocturnal and Dilrnaf Emissione,
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back and Io,ub,
ln0auatten Of the Bladder and Kidneys IRlzct.
snstism, Asdtocele,, FerecpcelR. Cancels, etc,
Diseases rettiliar 70 Females such ~ Amsnsgr.
hea, 0yhmGn0ffliag1a, ,Metrcrrha&ia, Ch1oroais.
Xrvs1s.l Dsoe,ity, ctc, successfully kestsdsr I
u yfe. Medical fflterpit ~ "a
The a1haojtsutlke Southern press. should cow
xinaa thsmsse ekefsfcal that Dr. James -. "a
VIII psrforlh sles!1sS Ne prSFises- ;sssI Arn |
ial4 Of thpse Vic MN f!fivstely md improperly
- ured thense0ves fuDllist secret and aolifsr1
-whiChtSsinS' both body and mind, upfiil
ting then foS beth B6tlliess ind society, pyodSc.
ring beth Csussisatiohsr Debility ard impstAney,
ehoiy sSredorsS y esfi h hssis Il ros u
- xusl exeeses, visi WEAKNESS Of the Beck and
Limlss. Pain n the Hcsd, Dimness OF .Yisisn,
l.oae 81 Musculsr Power. Pa1pitation Of, tho
aeafts rDyspspMa. NetvousAcSs, lrfitabiity .
synpto9s e Cossnnfaioh, &c. Ms1tsJly The
|ed-toss Of Memory, ,CUnsxslon u idsas. Be
Preaviee al eeirtts kvSl fofebodiufs 1version
~ Socie1T. Ssaf Diserst. Love 81 S6litrds. Ti;I-
! tdity. sAeS aro somsef the evfis prpduc&d.
pa ~ persons sikicts4 Nm any Of The ADORE dis
eases and symptoms, should not fail to csl1 - b.
James. 80 y q bnse restored to perfect iesith.
IL ue1alee de1icAcy deter ybv but cali ~ oS.cA
Nd savs yourselves from the awfnl ~ ISfriAle
consequescss 81 thsSs much to b drseded naI6-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
TIE DISCOVERIES AT FORT FIsHEe.

The rebels have discovered that Fort Fisher
vas Of no value 10 them since they have lost II,
while ''ou- boys have found in ii the key that
has unlocked all the outer dcicnses Of Whining
ton. So. in gaining ahcar;y digestion, we secuss
system. To this end mosTErrER's MrrEps Illus
trate the combined action Of the Navy and Army
IN silcneing tho guns oithc enemy and IN espcll-
Ing him.
Where the appetite fails they renew II,
Aud it's not for the momentthcy DO IL;
But anticipating the question.
Our tonic restores the digestion.
Relieved thus. and strengthened the stomach
No longer is felt ma huhmock.
Or an enemy restless and st~althy.
But active. elastic ind healthy
Aud this tone Of the stomach you'll find.
From its influence genial and kind, H.
Imparts the same vigorou tone to the frame
And lghtcns and brightcns thu. mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
rupouou rus BOWELS oFrnELAKp.

the army Of Gen Sherman, from Atlanta, In the
stomach Of Georgia to the seabcard, moved WIN
the restorative action Of a tonic and ALTERNATIVE
4 Ne have seen from the conciliatory spirit n
which that arm, was received by the citizens o'
Savannah. after nearly four wears OF shc oowe-
eouolaints ofthe Southern Confedcracy. SO. too,
whom from the exposures and irregularities oil
che soldiers life, brave boys begin TO fall from
troubles Of the bowels;
4 hall. wine glass 10 those suffering men
" Hostetter's Bitters, now and then,
SAY morning aud evening. they'll need no more,
VIII soOn their regular function restore.
which, changed md deranged, they new deplore
A mild alternative such trouDl~s will cure,
And ours Is that remedy. pleasant and sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

! Perfect ours fsr t'ss \
|: ''|&5R']REEBF{i'']|

n nv slcMee ~ Qsp1OooopSe.
AL sss ssssss S :; ssss
aad branch, forever. -.
3 ss ! x: = :':;:
u efs@.. -. ,Aas4. s*x4sra:ss:
q eoevsaees aere Axoey &c ~
lent ". suffering n than , ss C. -. -.
s5S!.ss eass ii.s svsfS iso7S Ssns have
g ssrss 1l.ss 1s.s - P-r.ea.
= Cs1afrh. sfssls ssss ssssiad and violent
w w sss.a sfcs.ssrA,s ..a.e. 4.
|sba "a - reaisl T. ps0sts1hs power.
|is.: n ss s'i6 al III HAS si:..: Pin Il. n:
- s:sse.;ck,srrA YA~.Az
d. ! ss;.isss liquid. istsI.i asn sSs palm 4
lS S'es.:G =. 1,4saai. !. MI ~ sAr.'.
%, : ~ issS % W., r'ss Il.
origin. What its rAxascs-msds Of treathent--
and rapid cnfe in lifts forma.
DIR. 9oo4oloss Pamphlet - g.
tsrrh should be read BY every one. Il can b.
hsbeeiaed at ON. pcarsst Agency o. " &ad ny .
1 postage stamp 70 ohr office,
I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls1sss.
CAsAnsn. The name Of Dr.. r. Ooodals has
become familiar throughout tho country 10 tho
s 8 S: ss & ~ 1s s; ;'ss s: ' ':%: :n d
| only pcsscs No ever pepelrsted ~ sscrt am
bush or this fearful lnAasdy. HE remedy and
csss is.-iTfcy. n :. Daily rinss, :
Piiny Mills, the we'll Known traveller, and
whose family Physician Or. 0oedAle was for
~ yssrs; ~, - ...s. nt..s .
ca cure it, 10 further cettines thet uae DR..
has ssw equals In medical skin. and no superiors
In succcsahl practice.
Nay, Rose and Periodic Cstafvh, DIR. GOOD.
ale's Cstarrh Remedy and mode cftresln,ebt not
Of Catssrh. bue Il xtingpiahsa ~ disease forev-
er Ii III its pes and sl1gts. Every oss speaks
IN 6fik- -R = Sec. AdkAtAr.
|, Price u. send stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON . CO., Sole Xgents,
feb2s-d1y ~ BIccckcr A., NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
Nrv YoRx. March 20

The Times Paris correspondent says, at q
rsbel council in that city, II II UNDERWOOD
that decision was come 10 authorizing
Page, commander of the Ram Stonewall to
attack the United States fleet in the harb0r
Of FeErsl, Spain. .rr -NT
TkA 0ect Is composed Of the Niagara and
Sacramento, and i'll presumed the lro-
'qubfs Tie Htohcwall carries a 3OOp0under
and thick cuirass which leads to some ap-
prehensions as to the result, as our vessels
an not cuirassed. The 6psnish authorities,
are de tcrminetlto have 'tlssiF neutrality 70
spccted -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

~ surpass those Of the fiyhtfal ''1i6die pes.
.sre" d he African slaye-ship., They cannot b
conceived By stranger 70 such awful textures,
excepting tie sufferer from the horrors Of dys-
pepsiA. Yet We are sure that.
lfFather Abrsham could tiesr 1Ma'
Thoe- rebel prisoners foul and dfeae { y
az III In thei- deadly atmosphere, 4 NO
Even esthese Bttcfs Of n0stettef
Male the foriorn dyspcptic better
Dispclling al that fearful train
IN troubles that distract his breiEl--
That fire his stomach, rack his bones.
And break his sleep with painful groans-
Our suffering soldiers soon would be
From loaihsomd rebel dungeon free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

Our latest adviccs from the shattered army o.
Gen. Hood . th~s rsv'ue -.''red into tne WOODS
~ Nor4hoSn Alabama, nc is 1aboring TO repair
Ssmssss. and with a poor -prospect OF sneccs;
mn Il believe 20 be true; but from IN attack oil
sieRncss. the animal powers, Ike Hoods army,
~ shattered, dcmoralizcd, broken up rs we
nay say
when the body is weak and distressed,
Aud the mind is disturbed and depressed.
. /. Our Bittcrs We know If you'll try.
y Will thc wants of the system supply
New life 70 the blood 10 the nerves aud the brain
1in you feel that King Richa.ds himself again
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21
INDIAN CONTEMPORARY DISCOVERY

Since the dethronemcnt Of King Cotton, 1t has
been diseovered that Indian Corn = the me- the
hiood hone .nd muscles Of the Southern Cora
6bf-eracy The fact has also been established %
still noss grader scals
That the recliRcd essence Of sound native rye,
which the hills Of old Monongahc'a supply. ~
Medicaaed With juices Of herbs which possessing,
nocA its medical Writ Ne. bestowed a a blessing,
ts etands
Approved in oil SET sons, and climates and lands,
Army surgeons inc Prise it-scs Captains admire
T.;
And, having once tried it, they rlwsvs require IL.
Ard out il the n Ia mines these Bitters are sold.
~ Ne miners Q vn medicine, precious as gold
80eiont In checking disease and cxpeiling,
An1 - protective I'LL others cxcslfing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

Great Central Route TO Ae,o York, Near England
and the Cdaa1as.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 3lst. l~64, trains will leave the Great Cen
raj Union Depot, foot of Lake street. as follows ;
$500 a. m. SUNDAYS excepted. Arrive in Detroit
AS p. M; Toronto, 600 =. m; Suspension
Bridge, $50 :. M; Buffalo, D: SOP m; Albany,
400 y. M; New York, 1880 p. M; Boston, H. 5
$50 p. m. saturda, excepted Arrive ii De-
troit. 6:l5 a. m; Toronto. 500 y. m; Suspension
Bridge. 300 p. mr.; Buffalo, 6:Ss 2. m; Albany
H:3" New York 100 p. M; Boston. 3 30 =. m
1000 y. M, Saturday and Sundays excepted. ":
rive In Detroit, 1000 y. M; Toronto $50 p m. /;
Suspension Bridge, $3.50 p. m; Albany. $40 a.
M; New York, $40 pm; Boston .b:oVp. m.
GIN Cl N MATT TRAINS
.laE Ga (via. Michigan Central II. r.
Leave Chicago at 600 a. M, Mail Train; 6:l5
Fast Express The SIS p. m. tram leaving
Chicago runs through to Cincinnati without
change of cars or baggage.
Tuttans Patent Ventilating and WsrmiAg APP
sratus all Cars of this Company. An elegant
Smokers Car, with Euchrc Tables. has lately been
added TO day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
aight trniSst 0axeaxe Checked Through
Through Tickets for sale ut all principal Rail
Dad OateeS in the West, at the General Office
s6fser ~ Eake and Dearbon streets, under the
'temont House.) Chicago. and AT the depot.
H. n RICE, Gen'l Supf.
II. G. WENTWORTH. General Western 1'hss.
Agent, Chicago -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-21

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