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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18
Attention Farmers and Manufacturer
For Sole.

HOVL ~6RAOs
II OFFER for sails my residence on Rocky
Il Cedar Creek, Kaufman county, Texas,
to include 800, $40 or $50 acres, as may
suit the purchaser, at from five 10 seven
dollars per acre inversely as to quantity
Sc,
Said land is situated fourteen miles q
little North Of East from the town Of KAuS
man, eight miles south Of Cedar Grove,
thirteen miles north Of Prairieville, 70
miles west Of Jordau's Saline, fifty miles
east of Dallas, and ffty-hve miles west Of
Tyler.
1t includes the noted long, deep hole in
Rocky Cedar Greek, which is canal-like,
the land coming up in table form on each
side, (well supplied with best quality OF
lime stone rock.) From four TO ten feet
above hiph-water mark, having at the low
est stage from four to twelve feet depth OF
water, which, being supplied by springs, is
ALWAYS clear, cool and fresh; surrounded by
the best quality Of timber, oak, ash, hicko-
nv, walnut, cottonwood, sycamore and elm
of the largest size. Containing also, at the
northeastern end about one hundred and
forty acres Of best quality Of black sandy
prairie. Of the edge Of which are several
beautiful sites for building.
II is pronounced by knowing ones as the
best location for steam machinery in the
State, and equally eligible for farming pur
poses. and the stock business.
The improvements are three good log
houses, with passages and porches, rock
chimneys, smokehouses, vegetable house
and two good negro cabins also, good
cribs and stables. A good spring and the
best well Of water in the county, with milk
house attached. An orchard Of the finest
peaches and plums in the State, and some
thirty young apple trees just bearing. A
large well MANFRED and we'll paled garden
Also, forty-fve acres Of best quality Of
hickory land in good state Of cultivation,
and twelve acres 81 fret rate prairie land,
well fenced and in fine order, with never
falling stock water in every field Also, a
good COW pen and calf pasture with con-
slant water.
4 believe the location TO he as healthy as
anv situation in the interior Of the State
and has Is many eonveniences.
Ipropose leaving IL, because ] an suffer
ipr from .hronic disease, which requires q
sea atmosphere, and am crippled 30 hs 10
prevent ny farming 10 any purpose.
The situation Of said land is nearly on
direct line Of the surveyed route Ct the
yieksburr. Monroe, Shreveportand hnrsh'
an Rail Road, in its proposed route 20 Dhi-
las. 1 will slso.sell good stock Of gsnte
hogs. Eve hundred bushels Of corn, h1tures
&os and house and kitchen furniture 81 re
dueed prices, for cash. Also. q good sweet
psiaio patch. II I don sell b. The ION d
Ocfobef I skall rent.
CHARLES ,. TTRRELL
Au-u.i 3th lsse-17.st.
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UaI tnnt 1hs rhtstl.fa loot ChIoIf.
fFtHsts msio irssty vi'h ~ ff'Hl
t..af f.fffhm.tl n r..UflI m which
.uI Interest auf tali.ff. im IfH EtoIi
lsutIh prevents ua from pUlilfhinf " co.
t'fsaf Ole tim1 ahl W. lptH nr' mf To-
trpIe uIl summaty " IT, ~ ihI' issue
WtvIll meutlh. LlftfeE ilaf among ille
main features are frsi aui foremost ile
settlement ~ tho status o. th1 negro. mai.
ing him tho omal of all other citizens of
,ls Toulto..s Indians of lhesl Tribes are
made Witnesses In all eases uu nm equality
with whites; the country is 10 he sccilou-
iicl 20 that each person entitled 70 a home
IN the Territory may select quarter Soc
ton u land, and hold In seyoyaliy horcaf.
ter; no right of alienation " land allowed
for tWenty.on years; Kansas Indians, 10
the number Of 10000, 60 be settled among
the Choekinws and Chickasawai Indian
agent is male governor Of the territory
land oilleo 10 90 located at Boggy Depot
Reuben Wright aud his partner citizens OF
Massachusetts, to receive $780, 900 for their
losses IN consequence of the war, IL ihey
make necessary proof (this is an Interest
ing item;) provisions made for the orgahl'
zation Of State out of said territory and
said State TO be called "Oklahoma.' Our
readers will notice that the name OF the
Territory, oklahoma, is the Choctaw
name Of Red River and signiiei, when
literally translated, "red wa,cr.'-larls
Press. lin.
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MACHINERY
AND
Agricultural Implements.

UNo. NJ. CROCKETT, Dallas, Texas, is
% Agent for number Of Companies norih
that manufacture machinery and agricnitu.
raj implements, and can supply any demand
at the manufacturers prices-cost oil trans
portation alone added. d.
He has now on hand a lot Of Reapers and
Tbreshers Of the firm Of Crockett, Thomas
& Sheppard, complete for use and for sale.
In the course Of the winter and spring
he will receive sufficient number Of these
machines as we'll as other Agricultural I'm
plemenls to supply ali this section Of the
State. They will be Of the latest improve.
ments; Of the mostapproved patterns, and
the best machines that are made.
Those who wish large Threshers or Spec
ial Machinery Of any kind, can get it by
fling their orders.
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BRICK FOEs SALE.

vUyHE undersigned have just finished burn
Il ing a kiln Of 10000 brick, which they
offer for sale in any quantity, and are
ready to perform any kind ofwork in their
line, from the walling of well to the cree
ton of the largest building.
They would further add that they will
continue to keep always on hand full
supply of brick, and invite an inspection
Of those now on hand, which they believe
to be superior to any previously offered for
sale in this place.
THOMAS FLYNN & BRO.
Dallas, July 7, l866---42tf.
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JOHNSON GOUNTY.

TAKEN UP by L. A. Edgar aud posted be fore
james Hiner, J. p, for Beat No; l.. Ono YELLOW
MARE, about or years old, az hands high, both
hind feet white blaze face branded on The left shout
der c r. She ha a sucking colt both appraised at
$40 90. ALSO a light soRREL MARE about
years old IA hands high, white strcak5 in the iace
saddle marks on both sides of the back, branded W
with I'd (connected) Immediately under Appraised
at $40 90. 46'at'
TAKEN UP by Warren Douglas aud posted before
W. ii. Baker ]. p, Precinct No. 5. One dark BAY
MARE. small star in tho forehead, saddle marks on
back. Both hind and right fore pastern White
brand supposed to be II ON the right, and IL on the
lett shoulder AZ hands high shout 'ysals Ga mas
One dark bay BROWN MARE, white on each
hind pastorn, small white spot on side of back. .
years old 1917 hands high, branded on left Shout
der and on the right shoulder, sucklcs bay colt.
Appraised at S65 90. ALSO one yearling brown iilly
both hind and left fore feet white star in forehead,
white on under lip, no brand. Appraised ut S25 CO.
TAKEN UP by NJ. L. Hart, and posted before
James Hner J. p, for Beat No !. One sorrel
ROAM HORSE, about years old. l312 hands high,
blaze face, all his feet white aud glass eyes, APP
praised at S25 co. G. ii. MA AEf Clk.
asst &C. J, @. T.
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&c. GIBSON win continue The mer
GENTLE business at the old stand, being
thankful for past fsvoTs, would hereby so
licit share Of ? fonage for the future
believing as he dos, that he can make II 70
the interest Of all 10 deal viii hin. al
and sec. a-e3i
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xYnnL CARnING.

HAvING thoroughly renovated and reht-
Ia ted our Carding Machine with new
cards, we are now ready to receive wool,
and do as good work as can be done in this
state. We therefore respectfully solicit the
patronage of our old customers, and all who
desire work in our line.
Our terms are one-fourth Of the wool, or
10 cents per pound for white, l2k cents for
colorcd, and 10 cents for mixed wool.
Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Chick
ems. good Hides, unwashed Wool, and other
country produce that we can dispose Of Ia,
ken in exchange for carding, or for rolls at
the highest uzrket prices. Wool mus! DC
washed clean and free from burrs and SUCKS
and one pound Of grease 10 every eight
pouads Of wool must be furnished.
ELLIS & MORROW.
Dallas. Texas, June I'd, l566-3I:3m.
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e1 zoo PER YEAR, We want Agent

OI,VVU everywhere 70 SCI our MTNU' Ed
500 Sewing Machines Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed Sent on trial Warranted 1--WE
wears Above salary or large commissions paid
The ONLY Machines sold in the United States ar les
than $40, which arc taAy ic,'se9 by HoTe Hhee,er
Vflson Grocer & Baker, Singer d 90, aud Bochsidsr
al other cheap machines fHfThgenleHt', ana ihe
seller or user are liable Grrcs ae and nprisoHmc
illustrated circulars sent free. Address, or call upon
Shaw & Clark, at DiddcfoTj, Maine, or Chicago H.
ny
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nm FigY N NM oses9 DtN'.
Iur afd hsfety t1mmah
fImmsa. IN tHbiloHltf
Wbfff, IL Offg fhsH non
lfnsss 49, unknosn, 4, bs fha
0to mo District Cenff " beh
M ths csnniy VI Ellis n The
thereof IN The iorh " Watnhh ..
Gfsi Morliy In Nnfch nest H.
~ answer Tho petition u Robe .f
AID Nancy ! leman bis wife, i..I
court ngain'i them, aud allies 0F
aiahce ~ follows, io-wlt; Tia H|.
dic1 in iSi7 or 1873 "a single m1n ..
no children nor pafchis living iatI
q nunehpatiye will which VA Uf..
messed probated and recorded fIr.r
county, Texas, as the law feqrllcr .a
consideration Of the loyeNh att. ..o.
for Nancy J, Iivyle, nov Nancy d ,".
tie Plaintiff, as we'll Us for her moIir.
had raised him, he mado the sail $50
sole lcgaiec In said win " all his t.s,..
that by virtue Of said will she % goo
OF go acres Of land situated in ii'.5
~, on Chambers creek and fl'r-
said Mayberry Is. Gray on tho :f' tr
Nov. 1917 and more particularly c' .r.-
% follows; there follow field mole '...
said win and the record thereof h. ,rr .
destroyed by fire in the burning.
Clerks Office Of Cameron county,
are che owners &C., of said land rs go
The unknown heirs OF said Gray dee an
thcy pray for Judgment vesling the ,',. .
said land in plaintiff, Ne. .,....
Herein fail not, but have ron u q,
there before said court this writ, vi
return thereon showing how You VI e
cutcd the same.
- Witness: p. II. Gordon. Gle ~.
SEAL the District Court Of Ellis G. 10.
NJ0S/Giyen under my hand and s.F...
said court in the town Of Waxahachis
the I'D day Of July, A. d, 1866
7. II. GORDAN, Clcr.
By BEsJ. +. HAWKINS, pcIU..
Issued July 23d 1866. .... ..
PHI GORDON, CHI, D. c. l.. {
BY Benz. +. HAWKINS, Dem
Came to hand this July the 28d 1855
ordered to he published in the palias -,
aid for eight successive weeks.
q. Is. SWEAT, Sheriff =. g.
Asst BY s. p. LGNGsToEp, Dep
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-08-18
OSCEOLA MILLS
FOE SALE,

EOA1 SAAks
yUvHR undersigned offers for sale the
Il above we'll known Mills, situated %
miles North of Dallas, on Elm Fork OF Trim
ity. He will sell the whsle property, or
one-half interest in the same.
These Mills are capable of grinding 45O
bushels of grain in "a hours. are in perfect
reuair and fine running order, having been
thoroughly overhauled and repaired since
Christmas. There are attached to the mill
a saw-Mill and Lathe, the last Of which is
very necessary TO the Mill.
Also. 326 acres Of timbered land
Also. q farm Of $50 acres Of prairie land,
81 acres Of it in cultivation, and 81 acres
timber. All Of which will be sold on the
Bost liberal terms.
For further particulars, enquire OF the
undersigned nj the above Mills, or AZ his
residence in Dallas. JOS. W. ELLETT.
Dallas, July u, lsG6.-44;H
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partnersI,in DissoIved.

II
NOTICE is hereby given that the part
~ nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name and
style Of Levy and Gibson, trading and DO
ing business as merchants in Wa1abaehie
Ellis County, Texas, is this day by mutual
consent dissolved, the business Of the hrtn
win be settled by c. D. Pickett, at The Old
stand. HENRY LEVY.
J. c. GIBSON.
Waxahachie, Jolly 18Th, 1866.
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THE WEIGHT Is ABOUT 10 POUNDS
TO THE RNLE OF COTTON.


NJ, Button Tie was the itst offered for sale 10 any
extent in the South and has been used by thousands
OF planters with universal approval l have made a
valuable improvement in the shape OF the button
sin co it was first introduced and have also procured
a patent for q BUCKLE TIE which for simplicity,
facility and expedition Of adjustment to bales Of any
or of unequal sizes, and for security IN holding, Is,
think superior to any offered to the public.
The advantage Of iron over rope for balng cotton
are now universally acknowledged II holds the bale
in a much smaller compass is applied and fastened
With as much facility, both in the country pressing
and the re-. pressing at the ports essens immense
Nv the risk from fire il stronger anu its strength Is
not impaired by time and exposure as j. that OF rope
This last advantage has been sirikingly manifested
jurinr the war. Thousands of bales Of cotton have
been Loaf by the rotng and breaking of rope which
could have been preserved if Iron hoops had been
used In addition to this, it can be furnished cheap
er than Rope The arrangement ollabor In the hemp
growing States has reduced the supply OF hemp TO
-nch an extent to prices to rule unpreceent'
IL high; indeed, u suifciency for baling moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price
| have arranged for the importation of large
quantity of the very best English Iron, aad have
made arrangements with Mes-rs. Chambers x Lat
.l,.. Ia ...l.I Tall - ..l my Tlta
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TnE SIATE ON rEXAS


70 the Sheriff Of Denton 0obS!y. Grseapg
NOU are hereby commanded that ysa
Il Summon By Publication, Nathaniel la
zleton, a NONRESIDENT OF the State sf Texas
to lie and aprsar before the Dislrict Court
Of Denton IN the Sd Monday after the lst
Monday in August lse6 then and.isere to
answer the petition Of y. J. Jones which
alleges in substance fhhi The said defend
ant on the lsi day y Ma 1859 gave ihr
petitioner his srosiisEsry note fVr eiS6 o.
which was due I've yeats lgsr aafe aud
lravstwelvs PEI cert iroHi iaie.
Herein fail not, hii due return make OF
IBIS vrit vi'h voar kclion thereon.
Witness ny ofcial Sguairfe sni
(sVAI. seal o. sf5re 81 Dsatou ihis 1s,h
LCS/day o. 1aly 1865.
A.w. EoBlSSON, c. b. c-pc.F
Al
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff Of Johnson County, Greeting
E-OU are hereby commanded to summon
u by publication for four successive wcck 3:
7. NJ. Hanks, whose residence is unknown,
TO be and appear before the District CcuE /
within and for the County Of johnson, Ia
be holden at the Court House thereof i'll
the town of buchanan, on the third Mon
day in September next, A. b. 1866, tho II
and there to answer the cross bill of J. I.
S,roop, now on file in said court, wherein
is alleged, that StrotheI & Stone, mcrchanl +
Of Galveston, have instituted suit ngainSt
the said Str6op and Dunn, for claims which
the said Hanks & J. r. Fraim, are legally
aud equitabiy bound unto the defendants l.
fully settle lay off aud discharge.
Herein fail n 1t, but have yon then anu
there this writ with your action thereon.
Witness my hand and seal ofsaid
SEAL (court. Given at Buchanan this
NoNlIhe 18Th day of July \. D. lSC6.
JAMES INNER, Gil Dist. Court
Johnson County, Texas.
Came to hand this July 18th day, lSGi,
aud ordered to be published in the Dallab
Herald, for four successive weeks.
[4j4tl T.. NJ. HEATH Sheriff J. c, 7.
SUIT FOR TITLE IL THE DISTRICT
COURT OF ELLIS COUNTY.
Ro' ert s. Leman and Nancy J, Leman'
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Land for Sale.

A o ACRES Of choice prairie
ZI0 I'D land, situated 10 miles
northeast of Waxahachie, Ellis county
Will he sold low for cash. For further in
80 a-.smo. HERALD OFFICE.
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FARm FOR SALE!

DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
A-Lsttsrs OF Administrator having
been granted 10 the undersigned upon Tire
estate Of Il. 81. johnson, decd. Al persons
indebted to said estate, VIII please call aud
settle The same, and all psrEous having
claims against said estate are hereby noti-
fed 70 present the same properly au-henii-
Gated within The time prescribed b. law,
OF they viii be postponed.
CATHARlNE JOHNSON. Admin.
estate OF B. IT, Johnson, deed.
II Wcrfh I-lv Z2d. i965--4f-6t
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A GROWN Oh GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman aud Child who has used
,TERLING'S AMBR0SlA,

u willing to recommend IT, Thrco years Of rapidly
increasing sale have made the Ambrosla famous all
over the world.
1T IL WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching of the Head.
Il makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
Il renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Cleauscs the Scalp; eOols tho Heated Brow: Removes
psmdrun; Cures Nervous Headache Cures Badness
lnsures Lururiant Locks inencs Hair TO Curl; su
persedes WIGS Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appa'
rem, At once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you to a T. Elegantly put
mp. pelicately pcrfumed PatroIised by Opera
singers nd Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes or
cartons, containing two large bottles No 2for mor-
ming, No. for evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKEAB0UTIT,
STERLISG's AMBR0SIA ia the best, most ssrces.
Die and efec tive toilet in the world To prove this,
,rya carton. Sold by druggists.
Sterling's AmbrOsla Manufacturing Co.
ais Fulton Street, New York,
BARNES, WARD q CO.,
If Magazine 81, New Orleans,
fsp9l-3l:1yl Sole Southern Agents.
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The unknown heirs Of Maberry II, Gray
deceased g.
~ OTICE is hereby given that in tn
~ above entitled case, there has been file'
by the plaintiffs in the District Court Q
Ellis county Texas, interrogatories to b.
propounded to f. II. Winfield, who reside:
in Washington county Texas Col II. Clay
Davis, who resides in Star County, Texas
and the County Clerk, J! b. Bigelow, ana
Stephen Powers, who reside in Cameron
county Texas, and that commission vii
issue on or after thirty days publication
hereof TO take the dcPositiOns Of the abov-
witnesses.
Witness, T. II, Gordon, Clerk 6.
SEAL the District Court Of Ellis count!
\J0S/ond the seal Of said court in tho
town Of Warahachie this the 23d day CT
July A. d. 1865. p. II. GORDON, Clerk.
BY Benz. +. HAWKINS, Deputy.
Came TO hand this day and date and or
dered to be published in Dallas Herald for
thirty days. This july 23j 1866.
G. b. SWEAT Sheriff. =. c.
Asst. BY S. 7. LANGsroRD, Deputy.
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ry>EHE nboye Cut represents ihrrc oil the
l Button and three of the Buckle he, US thry
appear on n bale Of Cotton
The hoops are cut lengths of 10, lOi and II feet
Ten feet are most generally used. but lbts aud II are
sometimes required for large bales. Tho buckles are
ostencI TO the hoops the buttons will be put up in
mall boxes.
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4 DMINIsTRfTOEl NpIltl..

A-The Undersigned were sppoisi-l -
she County Cent q Denton oeuoiy ltza-.
o. ihs Hsg Tern 4 u lo,t. aanaitistras
tors Nth De 1iil anutIti o. sac rsisfe n
Wm- Botrk. deed Al ptrsprs hafIuS
ciaiui srsihsi ire estate AZ ard ascrssra
ere hsuhy uoii6si 20 present ~ 1H'c
uif-fu th- tfue lEes srntd - hr. Thi.
g5u- cli 1sfE. JtNf.S y E1AEk
w rFusnE
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ship Erfage, N. Orleans. July ~, 80.
II. FASSMAN, Orleans Cotton Press:

II. FAssMAN, Orleans Cotton Press:
SIR In January last received from Your Preis
1859 bales Of cotton, (which about 1000 bales were
compressed and bound with your new "Iron Tie, -
can safely affirm that the cotton so bound was re-
ceiyed in better order than 1t generally comes from
the Pros.es that ii slowed better, and enabled the
ship TO carry more than ON any previous voyage
The cotton when discharged from the ship III Liver.
ponl was In better order than the ropcbomd cotton.
1t is highly preferable for ground tier, Nc the damp
arising from the ballast rs effect upon IT, Tor II Is
we'll known Ivy practical mon that dampncss will rot
the Ropo. bound. / can confidently recommend your
"Iron Tic az took this lot for an experiment and
carefully watched it both IN loedngand dischargng
am Sir, yours Respectfully
JOHN HOWARD. Master.
The undersigned masters of vessels having cotton
compressed AT the "0rleans Cotton Press, with
Fassman's new Iron hoop fastening, hereby recon:
mend the same. the bales being well compressed, aud
the buttons or hoops never breaking when thrown
down in the hole Of the ship, or when slowed:
j. James Thomas, Mate ship Henry Ware-A. Tai
hot Master ship Ianaseeket-John Deary, ship jaime
Titcomb-Janes c. Wilmer, ship Malhouse, of New
orlcans-IIcrman Kopperhold, Master ship Lila \.
Clark. l.. Coadry, ship Moses Dayenport-hlram
Robinson, ship Madras.
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GROVESTEEN & Co.,
Piano Forte
MANUFACTURERS,
400 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

and each instrument being made under the personal
supervision Of Mr.. J. II. GRovEsTEES, WHO has had
practical experience Of 30 years in their manu-
fcture, is hlly iparransed in erory particular,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-27
I'D VEIN PERU COAL.
The Peru Gel Germany

HAVING OPENED 4 YARU FOR THE
x1Sale Of their Ceal. offer il 10 the citizens Of
Davenport and vicinity - . superior eualitv Of
Coal-absolutsly free from Dirt, A,aIs ga lrea
burning With clear, intense heat, without
Cinder Or Clinksp.
For Domestic zee. its freeaem from SULPHUR
AID other impurities render Il desirable net
wing the greae amount Of labcr \ keoptrr a.
and carrying out aehes and clnkers. "
For producing steam, no coal mined in the
West can compete with the Sd Vein Peru Goa.
The most careful and rigid comparative sests
By two OF the prominent Railroads Of illinois.
have fully decided that the Ne Of Peru Cosi
will save over sixty per cent. over any other bi.
tumincusCcal
A constant supply BY the car load or retail
will ct Ill times Be found It the yard, corner q
Horizon and Fifth streets. Dsvssport. Iowa.
NOV: 20-dsm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-27

wa via WI for the past ~ years, and lie therefore
the person whom all afflicted should consult. No one
ever heard Of paentof his not being cured since he
has been in this city HIS reputation has vouchers in
all the city papers, his patients and the ical pro-
fesson both here and abroad being the most skill
led specialists here, and thorough master Of all
ual diseases II all others fail, don't despair. give
him a call II Ii only common occurrence with him
70 cure such cases. HIS separate for ladies'
and gentlemen, and the most complete in the city.
Youx0 MEs. Take Particular N0tice.-Doctor Big
Glow deyotes mnch ~ his time 10 the treatment Of
thos caused by secret habit, which ruins both
body and mind. unfit the unfortunate individual
for either business society TIE lad eject Of these
early habits the Of ripper years. TO weak
en- the dcbilitate the constitution destroy the phys
cal and mental powers. diminish and enfeeble The
natural feelings an exhaust the vital energies Of
manhood the pleasures Of life marred the object
Of marriag frustrated, and existence itself rendered
term Of uuceasing misery andrsgrct. Such perroas
especially those contemplating marriage, should lose
no time IN making immediate Application. ~ d.. b.,
BY his new treatment. IL enabled TO insure speedy
and peru. anent cure.
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