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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

PEAcE--It will be seen 10y reference to
the Tclcgraphc dispatches, that President
has issued his Proclamation declaring
peace within the State of Texas. This Proc
lamation, says the Bulletin, "rcstorcs the
supremacy of the civil tribunals, annuls
martial law, restores the writ of habeas
corpus, and generally puts us back in the
condition We were, ante beltam, except as
to representation in Congress. We believe
il takes from the Bureau the power TO try
civil and criminal wrongs in which freed
men are involved This portion Of it's &C.
cupati ton is gone They can be reached UNI
der the civil rights act through United
States Commissioner, when that officer is
appointed ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

Mr.. C. C. Fitch, who has just returned
s-or, Gsinssvill.. Cooke county, informs US
III ,xo men were killed near that place
g. d.v. ,Vo. BY horse thieves. The men
were pursuing the thieves with Ine lh'sh.
ton Of capturing them and 70 recover ule
ssolsp horses. when they were Overtaksn,
the pursuers made an attsnPt 70 aisar.n
them. when they fred On the pursuing par
ty. killing two Of their number and So .,ll5
Cd another. One OF The thieves vas kiiisu
the othsr made his escape. We dia no. D,
learn auy names. The men that were = III
ed we're residents Of Denton eounty'-Shs'-
a-rs Str. Oh W
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

sSyGen. P. II. Sheridan, Commanding
the Department of the Gulf, with head
quarters at New Orleans, has received or
ders to raise within the limits of his COM
mand, one regiment of colOred Cavalry and
of colored 1nfantry-twelve companies to
the Cavalry regiment and ten to the Infant
nv regiment. This order is given under
the Act of Congress approved July % in
creasing the regular army.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

80 We publish lo.day The proceeding
ofa Hail hoad mssinE held ~ me Court
House In Ibis tlies, on Thnfsday let rur.
'uani IN a call previously made. II will h'
seen that delegates we're appointed 10 rep.
resent this county In The Railroad Con.
yeniion NJ Tyler, on The lih Of This month.
We hope that II will DO. convenient Tor
every gentleman appointed 10 attend. We
regard the matters that will he discussed
Mt Tyler, as ofyast Importance 10 the In
toresi II this country, Some definite action
We believe, will DO taken there In regard TO
the future movements Of the Southern Ia
ciGc Railroad, aud the route which that
road will follow Ia lis westward course;
inducements will no doubt be held out to
the road by all the counties along lis desig,
mated route, for It's early progression, and
We believe tina, our eounty, and particular
~ the town Of Dallas, Is more deeply inter-
esled In this matter than any other county
East of us, Our delegates will no doubt
ascertain the requirements ofthe road and
We believe that the proplc will core up
generously in support of some plan by
which We may ensure the building Of the
road through our county,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

aMr. McGary, editor of the Brennan
Banner, has been arrested and fined by the
Agent Of the Freedmen's Bureau, at Bren-
ham, for some remarks in regard to the
Bureau in his paper. Refusing to pay the
fine. he was committed to prison. A report
of the case has been sent TO the President
through Governor Throckmorton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

Major General Wright, commanding the
Department Of Texas, has issued the follow
ing order:
s.Orders having been issued BY the Pres
ident Of the United States for the transfer
Of the civil authority, BY the Provisional
Government Of Texas, 10 the recently Or
gnuizsd government Of the State, Com
fnandsrs Of Districts Pests AID Detseh-
nsnts. vii render 10 the latter The same
support Ehich hey have been heretofore
directed 70 afsri 10 he Provisional a.
fhuI5fies
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
The Concordia Manufacture

IHt CUHCUTUW MdNuIHCCuI INE
Company of Hampstead, is fully
organized and equipped. It has q
cash capital of moro than forty
thousand dollars already paid IN
with various sums still stan6ing
out. Its success is assured. TIL Q
large edificc in which the machine
ry is to be worked, is construo led,
and the engine is ready to begin
operations. The other portion OF
the machinery will be on hand y a
few days. Some eight hundred
spindles will be employed lntlhs
making of cotton and wooden fab
rics.-H0uston Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
pf,s.Wo cnll lho ntlcntion of cyery OF

ees"Wc call the attention of every one
interested to the "Notice Extraordinary"
of W. B. Miller, administrator of the estate
of NJ. NJ. Miller deceased. Those indebted
to said estate will save costs and trouble by
calling on the administrator without delay,
and paying up their Indebtedness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

The Nail carrier on the route from THIS
Mace TO Bonham reports, that he was he'
costed and robbed again, by two men, on
last Monday morning. The postmaster
with many Of the citizens went IN pursuit
found the mail in few hundred yards
from the place where the robbery was said
10 have taken place. There appears to be
something very mysterious eonDeoted with
his mail robbery which has not yet come
10 light. We hope that the matter viii be
ferreted out and the depreaators brought TO
iusties.- KcVfnaa Star lsh HiL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

pY-we have received pamphlet copy
of the Message Of Gov Throckmorton, for
which we are indebted TO our friend, Capt.
J. W. Lane private Secretary to the Gov
ernor. II came 10 hand on Thursday night
and is too lengthy document for our pres
ent issue. We shall publish ii entire in
our next, and in the meantime, synopsis
Of the message will be found in another
part Of this paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

PRESENT TO GES. r. Z. lea splendid
saddle. SAYS the y. o. Times, was recently
forwarded from our city, per National tx
press, TO Gen. r. E. Lee, as present from
the lion. Mr.. Connolly, NJ. p who was
frequent guest Of the Generals during the
war. The saddle is Of the English Horse
Guard pattern, with holsters, valise, peck
cts for writing materials, and SPLENDID
sbabrack Of astracan wool, bound with red
cloth. The bride and breast strap are
specimens Of admirable workmanship; the
whole forming useful and worthy present.
The articles were forwarded BY Messrs.
Ionestreet. Oven & Co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

Divine Service will he held o. W every Sunday
morning, ut lOlG o'clock, and In tie evening At a.
clock, In the uplcr of Iir.h's brick building
GEO, ROTTESSTElN.
Prayer Books Tor sale At Mrssrs, W, II, IIHihcr
Cos, The proceeds IN dchHy contingent cslcnscs Of
tho Parish
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

nss~The Houston Telegraph says that
Convention of both Federal and Confederate
soldiers is to be held in Cincinnati some
time in September. The object Of the Con-
yention is not stated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

BsFA private letter from Austin, informs
us that Dr.. ". P. Beall, of Upshur county,
has been appointed Superintendent of the
Lunatic Asylum, Jas. Gillespie, Superin-
tendcnt of penitentiary, and Dr.. d. G..
Dickson, of Grimes county, Financial Agent
of the Penitentiary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

RAIN AND Cold WEATHEE.-The weather
during the last week previous to Monday
evening last, has been SO unreasonable, as
to demand "notice," regardless of the u.s.
ual terms-"Sl so for the first, and 20 cts
for each subsequent insertion" II rained
with the exception of short intervals, du-
ring the whole Of that time; and generally
hard. soaking rains too, which have flooded
the streets aud ponds and kept them flooded
Nh TO the present writing and the river has
all the time been something like river in
the older States, threatening to overflow
the bottom, and running rapidly towards
the Gulf Our neighbors in the lower
counties may look out for "big swell' in
old Trinity If il has not already reached
them. The rain was accompanied during
most of the time, by cool North wind
really cold for the season of the year, max
ing fires comfortable, and drawing BUGGY
upon our wood piles.
Such weather is a very unusual thing in
this section in the month Of August-in
fact, during our entire residence OF over
twelve years, we do not remember to have
experienced such. Since Tuesday last the
sky has been clear, and the sun shone out
brightly and warm, though the nights and
mornings have been cool. The tempera-
ture j. more benrabls than IL was before
the rains, and We are glad TO know that
with the dtrarture Of The sumner months,
the heated season has passed"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

B6yDThe San Antonio Ledger says 24O
Recruits for the 4th U. S. Regular Cavalry
reached that place on the llth, and will be
ASSIGNED TO ill up other companies.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

EaY"Mr. R. D. Coushanour, wishes us to
call attcn ton TO the change in his terms
for his school, as will be seen in his adver-
tisement. His terms are now ''strictly in
advance ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

IGS"We call attention to the card Of VIM.
Christian S Co., Wholesale Grocers and
Commission Merchants, Houston. J. c.
Baldwin has recently became associated
with Mr.. Christian, forming the new firm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

fsTTbs rains have, q course greatly in
,srfs-ed rith our nails The Southern
rail did not reach here At All from Friday
n last week IN Thursday issi, and the
,.rtberu us;i bss bean q dead failure for
"a dsys past some q The side routes
hsrs ma. 8 trip. tui brought nothing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

gss~ ITaswcll & Son, Milican, Carey &
kleiber OF Houston and others in Houston
aud Galveston have our thanks for Prices
Currents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

gS5Thc Houston papers assert that chol-
era is epidemic in Galveston, and the Gal
yasLnn naners deny the charge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

A bin has been introduced into the House
If REPRESENTATIVES, 10 establish District
and County Common SchOols-provided-
hovsTsr, hat 70 Yankee Puritan shsll ever
l. EMPLOYED - tsschsr in said schools =
Tase7li7.rreT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

The Governor of Missouri has
issued his proclamation declaring
he will use the whole force Of the
State and Of the United States to
enforce the laws. 1t appears that a
portion OF the citizens Of Missouri,
are for opposing, by force, the exc,
.eutien Of the new constitution, and
ef the Registry law. As the case
stan.is. there seems some probabili-
haf Gen Hancock the Depart
.,nnandsr. VIII have fight
uds Bsllsfin
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

Gen. Sheridan has decided that "Hoods
Texas Brigade Relief Association" come8
within the prohibition of order No. II
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
MAPS Ols TEXAS.

FOR SALE at this Office also Richardson's
Almanac for 1861, coutaininga large amount
Of statistical information, especially yalu-
able to new Corners. i5:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

rFMr. Andrew Downing, sr, U. 8. Di-
rect Tax Collector for this and the adjoin-
ing counties, who has been at this place for
the past two months, left on Thursday last,
for Waxahachie, where he will make his
headquarters in the future. We believe
that nearly, if not quite oil the taxes for
this county have been paid, and we are re-
qucstcd by Mr.. D., to say thathc will ifpos-
sible, return to this place some time during
the fall to rcccv We such taxes as have not
been paid.
It's source of qualification to Mr.. d.
as we'll as the citizens of this county, that
the people have come up so promptly and
generally, TO meet him, and pay this tax
No complaint, that we have heard, has been
made, and Mr.. D., has given universal sat
isfaction to the people. 1t gives us pleas
ure to record this fact, and We hope we
may always be favored with suoh officers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

pGTThc Telegraph says that people are
making their way 10 Piedmont Springs, for
health and pleasure in large numbers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

Nottce ExtraordinarsH
AL persons indebted to the ss'a uo, ?, ~ !.
4 NJ Miller, deceased, either y noe
account will please cali Upon the una,T-
eccouI "a ssttle the same Immediately,
o,sspsiss they viii find the claims in .hs
T..ds ~ an officer for collection. We re-
g gr.t being compelled to take these meas
S S but the creditors Of the estate sre u,
TiIIipg to longer await the payment o.
e,.ims due them By the sane
0iH''-'' w.B. MILLER, Ada. ?.
per Gro. ". Guess, Any
Sept. let Isss-5o.h.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01


QUO fInsy zen lIrs Of this ~. nprl ~ au tr tie
nr'i sud - crl's fur each additional iusrriirn,
rc'uur ghaTg', hT announcing a candidate Tor
state District Offices Is sli and nTtUnniN ~ Pre-
oiurt mice. e. 30, Hayublp Invariably When the
announcement j. made,
ns'rhe above rates arr IN lesl tender, Specie
rrcrh~l ~ IL market value
EH IN hiure W. Nil charge tho usual advertising
rstcs fir all obituary Notices, Mere announcements
Vt marriages aud deaths viii ho inserted gIais, Ms
hcrlolvrc, bat IL they exceed this niuAt charge
fot iF,m,
40 Wheat, or produce NJ any klnl that we can
nso, 'aken at tho best market price, Tor all due. TO
this office,
Fr-JOH WORK of all kinds executed
with ncainoss and dispatch.
AGENTS.
M"ssrs, Whsrtoo 4 Sandelnr, ~ Common Street,
New Orleans, La,
Capt, JAsrGR ", JouNsoS, Kaufman, Texas,
y, T. Tururr, Esq, Fort Worth,
II, y, Hawkins, Eil WuNlhnchie, Ellis county,
=. H. NOaIE, News Onirc, GALVESTON,
NOS. Is. Noble, Esq, ut the News uilicc, Calves,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
Fr'IOR WORK of all kinds executed
" ith ugatugss and di-puI,h.


HD'S Is, Noble, Esq,, at thu News uilicr, Calves
tom Is rn authorised agent for the Dallas Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

GT,TJIiEs
ItATEs on aDyrItTIaIyC

Nui nnr copy gratis a. the Feitvr ~ Teach rlui
i'u names, III money, a. tiug iasfIH,fl 90 accom-
--LnL.L nm. ur.Inr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
VIZ CHRIsIIAS-.--.'..'.''''''''''- '-'' "
WIN. CHRISTIAN d co,
WHOLESALE GROCERs
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Main Street,
HoUST TON TEX As,

r4-consrunents solicited Special atisn5ien , =.
ven 70 the sale and shipment ~ ,eOii,iy1
WOOL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01

Hsug,s n
Aa5ers1h ard
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-25
Important Action of the Diocesan
Convention Of Tennessee.
We copy the following article from
the Memphis Post of the 22d:

The Convention Of the Pr testaut Diocese
of Tennessee, lately held at Bolivar, took
action on an application of the Ncstry OF
the Church of st. LaEsrue, recently OrigIuu-
ted in Memphis, for admission 10 the body.
The application was refused, ostensibIy on
account Of informally IN the proceedings.
The discussion Of the question IN the Con
vcutIou, however, disclosed "a feeling dcci-
dcdly hostile 90 the sentiment which was
believed 60 be uppermrst iu the establish
meut Of this church. Bishop Quiutard took
decided ground against thc organization of
a church having the appearance OF dis
tnct political aud sectional bias. His ren-
tImen's Snd sympathIcs are prououn ed and
well known, but he didult consider IL wise
30 introduce such ieaure into the church
at this period. Heretofore churches had
been erected and cousocrAtod 90 the honor
aud gsory 81 God and the rcdcmution oi
sinners, while this one was, IN les iucrutisn.
designed 10 commemorate the Confederate
dead. The feeling of the Convention was
decidedly with the Bishop.
The Convention also adopted the Culored
Orphan Asylum Of Memphis, which has
been 30 long under the charge of that as
Unable and philanthropic ladv, Mrs. Can
field. u also provided far doing sll that the
straliencd peCuuIary resources of the organ
lzauoH would admit, n the support ct mis-
siouary labor among the freedmen This h.
bright spot In the history OF the church
IN Tennessee, aud iudlcstes that the paar
aud lowly are recognized by it a. the chu
dTeu 90 the same Gryst Father, aud entitled
Co the same heritage Of Immortality with
Their moro fortunate fellow men.
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United States Of America. Mid
die District Of Tennessee.

A LIBEL having been Hled on MAY 2. lSGG m
n Tue q. x District Court 80 Nashville, by Wi.
Hsu Hunter and others sg-uust the Steamboat
90 TRY Vs., her hosi-, apparel, tackle and furni.
ilre, and aEa n-t ST persons interested therein
praying, for reasons mentioned therein. iilst The
t.dun Pc srrested sui hnsiy sold, and thD proceeds
distributed according 20 las; sud SAID stesmboaL
&C, having been 20 arrested by me
Nov, therefore pursuant To the ulouition Of sand
Court, hereby give puLal notice 10 an per-ons in
lere-ted IN laid Steamboat her boats, apparel
larkle, and inrnture, % app-sr before the 11de OF
SAID Cour' az The Fslrrd Count room, in the Cap
iol ~ Nashville, un Msy1s 1850 50 10 O'Clock m
and Then snd there 10 pTop1UnH their clEIms and
make their allegations 10 thst behsIC
EDWIN x GLAsCDCK,
msy2-lH UsM OFT
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In Dyspepsia,

And it, attendant tain oEsymptoms, it acts more
Liz CHARM than alnGdiClne. There is moth
ing IN the whole range q MatcTla MedIcs that car
for moment bear comparison with It IN tbs dis
ease.
a full account Of this wonderful plant may be
found in ihc.llth eulIOn OF the u. s. DisPensatoTy
pages 1857 and l3sS.
\ seTIe- oi experiments in which DR.. Bull has
beeu for ycaIs engaged, has Just been brought to
successful termlna ION, and hs IL now enabled "a
offer to the public a combination OF GEDRDN wi d
other approved iCni"s. ihe whole preserved 10 the
best quality OF copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
which he II couhuent has no equal IN the world.
lie mig ht tuTnIs volume Of certificates, but the
public have long nee learned To estimate such
every ona 10 test Tor himself the virtues Of new
medicine. l=-s
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s. u K i e b e e S
From Dyspepsia
Read Reflect! ACt!!!
TARRABT Co.

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been disposed 70 write % you concerning the real
value Of your SELlZER APEKIENT a. a remedy
for Indigestion and Dyspepsia. desire 10 express
10 you my sincere gratitude fer the great benefit the
SELL Llllt has done my wife.
For four or i've years Iny wife has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and siier bong under the
treatment Of several Doctors for two or tnree years.
che Was finally induced TO seek the a.iYlce Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, Of Venezuela,
who Immediately treated her with your EFER-
VESCEET SELIHER APERIENT, she began 70
improve st CDce, and IL now PERFECTLY WE'LL.
feel it 20 he my duty ioT the good CT humanity to
make this statement, feeling that medicine 50 val.
uahlG should 10 widely known.
Trusting you Will give this publicity, and repeat
ing n earnest gratitude and thanks.
Ism very respectfully yours,
5. d. q. HENRIQUkR,
Now York, JUne2s, 'C5. Merchant, Curacao, "a
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Louisville, Kentucky.

attained reputa ion wide spread as the cont
nCnt OF North America But the grooming glory Of
this life remains 10 be attained M his III cOyery, or
rather combination, for ne does not claim 20 have
been toe dIsCOYeTer Of CEDRDN, which Is the bsss
OF the Btters now offered TO the public That hon
or be Ongs 10 the native mhault5nis Of Central
America, 70 " HON ITS virtues have been kUUWn for
more than two hundred years Armed with 1t tie
Indian bids defiance to ths most deadly malaria,
and handles, without fear, the most YsnOmOus scr
penis TITS belief witnthenn, th,t while there Is
breath The bldy The CedrOn Is pit mt to cure, no
majte- what tbs disease may he.
Whia DT. Bull Is rot prepsr 10 endorse tins
eEtraVAgsut pTeyensOn, he Is ueverthe Jess satisfied
from thorough examination Of the evidence rsla-
ting 10 It's virtues, that a remedy and pTeYenta
tive for all disease anslrg from exposure, euher TO
the weather OF climate, to miasmatc Influences,
il stands
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Renewal of Government liz
Censes.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, !
COLLEJTOKs UFTIGE, ~ DIsTEICT OF Tens.
MAauEuTF IkEE

I
NASHVILLE, Msy :, 1866.
A IL persons doing business are hereby notified
IA that their licenses must BE- renewed forthwith.
Nvglect sud delay st,er this notice. vii not be-
overlooked, hut any person found doing business
without license. on the Isl July next viii ~ fined
S'nu Hereafter, no license Will be granted Tor dis
thng 10 person who is IN arrears tor taxes and
all VINO are found engaged 10 that business without
license, will h prosecuted Tor the fnes snd penal
hes pres Ubei by lsW, and immediate steps % he
iaken 70 conhscaie their dishlleTy and the land
upon NhICh It IS situated.
msy0-zw tbj h. L. NORVELL, Collector.
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FURNISHING STORE,

whore guests can Ia furnished With an articles
necessary for a compiete outht.
Nv IS. has imported a large stock OF the most
.n-sH|-hf Performances direct from pkr-. through
h.- aggut n New York msr--f
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UEIOE OFFICE, !
Nashville, May p, 1866.

Cotton was one cent higher yesterday,
aud closed firm at 32c. About2jO bales were
sold yesterday, at prices ranging from
30 y TO 32c-C3 bales being sold at the latter
price.
There is an upward tendency in all the
morkets, and business is getting some
briskeI.
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NATURES
NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

kIO natural or artih 'ial compound hes yet been
II discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters as preventative, relief and permanent cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience Of nsDy thousands shp have
drank the for years, with the most beneficial ef-
foot
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CONGRESS WATER

Il cathsrtc, alternative and tonic, and is a vaua-
bic remedy for stfeetions 81 the Liver and Kidneys
Dyspeps a, Govt, Chrome Constipation and Cutane-
Gus diseases. Is "a most powerful preventive OF the
Feyer5 and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent 10
warm alImafaa-
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS TIE THE To SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE 70 SUBSCRLBEy
ONLY So 60 FOR THREE NONTHSl
ONLY SO 90 FOR THREE MORTHSl
ONLY g. 90 FOR THREE MONTHS,
ONLY 90 so FOR THEE MONTHS,
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Administrator Notice.

TAVTNG quail fed AZ Administrator On the e.
L tate Of John 4. Hall, deceased. tins b 10 no.
ufy AL peTzous having claims against said eaiais 10
ale them with me within tne time presented BY
law OF they vii - barred, and those indebted "
come fOTssrd and make payment
lsuls-u JOHN HI. SMITH, Admir-