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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

Tiiai.r Gen Hssss-k nrsi-zS 81 Gal
weston N he 2oth uiss fron Austiz and
rrosecssd be nsrt Day q ~ H-isrur-
A. - ~ n.ir--s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

DsY-Jno. II. Bingham, Esq, Enquirer
Office, Mckinney, is our Agent for Collin
County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

re Galveston News d the l9th
ts,.trs that the c. W Lord cleared
EST .oif Ser Ncw York On The 18th,
-H s6sso-~fs - Ifrss i'esf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

eg" We are authorized TO announce
Judge \. Blcdsor, MS a candidate TO repre-
sent Dallas County in the Constitutional
Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
A DaIENrsTRATRX's NOTICE.

pointed administrators Of the estate of Ma
ry Armstrong Gate Of Dallas county, de-
ceased, at a regular Term OF the Probate
Court Of said County, on. the 18th day of
January 1868; hereby notifies ali persons
indebted to said estate TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
ticated within the time prescribed by law,
or they viii be postponed as the law directs.
SARAH c. FRY, Adminisiratrix.
Dallas, Feb 5, lSCS-2l'sw. ..- 4.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

reSA few copies Of ,aylor's tT'Sasl
Monitor, for sale nj this Office, price 81 90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
NMw uooEs.

The kinesins n.@ r"sls all - t,aAd On sais a.
tho lissal naiss, 81 the pTisfs named
Lit Nd famI.isns II Gen, J lSi"ns~all isrk
calf 81; rnTTrnry,
Prism Liz OF J-nsrson Davis, ny Craven, 81 a,
srerir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

D@~The Chicago Live Stock Re-
porter of the 18th ult., for which we
are indebted to j. W. Stanley Esq.
of that City, has the following ar
ticle under its head of "annual Re-
view of the Live Stock Trade of
CHICAGO. for 1857" on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
DIR. y. w. COBB,

hEssOLUTsON.---Tbe cO-partner-
-EP ship heretofore existing between the
undersigned and VIM. g. Grifnths, is dis
solved by the death Of Mr.. GrifIitLs. All
debts due the late firm will be settled by o.
/. Bailey, and persons indebted are reques.
ted to make i'm mediate PAYNE At to me.
O. l.. BAILEY.
Dallas, Texas, Fcby s, lsGS-2l:6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

Marsden's Pectoral Balm for all Bron.
chial diseases. ..r...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08

fsu- Meyer nrlIHH H.I t.I NJ q
llaistirt ssJs iif lI.Ha IIs#ih
sore D. order Of h..s a .H. na u.er
supsfsisar q. rfs'sni"n. ....a far
ile rfsisiJ lisi IhsJ ,aIh.sp Fmlt
Z iioTeslslsr isy oriuypIs ria's. pi,hau
q solitary oijrcllon h,iur urged agains
them, lie excuse far sidking ,hsm Of
vas hat they hal each hrll the position
u Mayor Ltfore the var which oiies al,
not rsqaire an oath "a support The consli
tuition of the uailsi States, caIi, T. II
y. Schneider Was rejected because he had
acted for one day as CLERK ~ ana election
ia 1853 I W, House, was alsa rejected
for the same reasons for which Mayor
MeGoWan aud Col, lIuichins were stricken
Oh, The Telegraph adds;
Il is rumoreil that these in eases Dick
did not act upon his oWn motion, bat thai
he was subjected 10 the manipulation oil
some power hehind the ihroHe, ia the per
sou Of a leading Radical OF the State, Il
was understood that Mayor MeGowaH
would be a candidate for the Convention
and u was felt 10 10 necessary 10 get him
oif the track Ia this way aud 10 be c0nsis,
tent, Col liuiehins had also 20 he stricken
from the list. II this be their object, how,
ever, aud Mayor MrGowan chooses to he a
candidate, they may iinl themselves mlsla'
ken yet.
MILlrARY.-A General Court Martial
was appointed to meet At Austin on the aOlh
January last, for the trial Of such persons
as may be properly brought before H., Bre-
vet brig, Gen. Jas. 0ikes, 9th Cavalry, pre-
sidcs.
A General Court Martial was also order.
ed to NEE, al sin Antonio on the same
day, over which Brcyct Brig, Gen, Jno. $,
Mason, Major 3jth lnhuiry is President,
A General Court Martial also met AT
Galveston on the 81 inst, of which Brevet
Lieut., Col +, Gray, Major 18th Infantry
Is Presi lent.
GsS-Mnjor Jas. ". Scott, one of the old
W. NAAAaNho va AAhN7NNNf hlNAA VT AllNh w
after very short illness, on the 30th uli.,
although he had for long time been in
very bad health. The Telegraph informs
us that Maj. Scott came to Texas in 1886,
was n Lieutenant in Gen. IIoustons army
and was afterwards Paymnster in the Ar
my of the Republic. lie has been a ciii-
zen of Harris County about thirty years,
anL has frequently represented that Coun-
~ in the State Legislature, and has also
filled several other responsible Offices in
the State, and was as well acquainted with
the history and legislation Of Texas MS
most any citizen she had. Just previous
to the war; he was the mail agent for this
State, and in this capacity Travelled and
became acquainted all over the State. The
Telegraph adds:
"He was man of fine natural
mind, large information and expert.
ence, and great force of character,
Few men were better known in the
State, or had n larger number Of
personal friends and acquaintance.
His death was cminently charac-
teristic. He was conscious to the
last moment, calmly gave directions
about the most minute details Of
business, directed the disposition of
his deceased wife's portrait, called
up all his >friends and badc them
farewell, and then turning to the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WcafhcrfgFa. Texas.

FETHE Undersigned takes hrs mefioi Of
il Informing TIE citizens Of Pa-ker ini
adjoining corniies, and he ira -rling prbiic
generally. tina; lie has taken charge o. tie
ahgts house. and rrsycutfulig soiciis q
Share of public raironart In c5rnstfi5n
via Sire honss y barge and curnfsa1iois
Livery sable. well Supplied via frfrrs
sud attended ~ frT--F and r-T-rieucrd
hosIicrs E-u.ErLLfoy.
Eraf1it-1r.
rsoszs7 "a. isss-i-il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
Texas Cattle,

Notwithstanding the efforts OF
State Legislatures, and vast
amount Of groundless prejudice, this
branch Of our cattle trade has in
creased materially during the past
year, Little short of 35, 900 head of
Texas cattle, either Wild or fed,
have been sold in this market alone,
No better idea can be conveyed of
the undaunted energy and persever-
ance Of settlers in this country, than
is furnished by this peculiar, and
indeed dangerous occupation, which,
at the best, yields but moderate
remuneration, whilst it is attended
with no ordinary risk and danger
The direct grazing route for these
cattle, from their native State, is
from Texas to Red River, thence to
Fort Arbullle, by Fort Gibson to
Baxter Spring, through Barton
County. Southwest Missouri, to
Boonville, or Sedalia, and thence, by
easy access, per Union Pacific Rail
road, which has already been opened
to Junction City. The Legislature
of Missouri have, however, deter
mined that these cattle shall not be
driven over their prairies, which
are literally wastes, and will not, to
all appearances, be wanted for
another century, especially if they
make the same efforts to drive other
industries away from their borders,
as they are doing with this. The
most awful rumors are current, in
that enlight ned country, relative
to the diseased condition of all
Texas cattle, but contrary to the
of large numbers Of our
Western farmers, who are constant
ly buying and feeding these cattle,
and sending them TO this and other
markets where good prices are re-
allied. Such, no Tever, is the preiu.
dice of Missouri citizens against
Texas cattle, that they are always
ready to combine and stampede any
and every drove they may meet
with. The men engaged in the
trade are not however, thus to be
deferred from their purpose, so,
though they are unable to drive
.hese cattle through the grazing
route, and thus bring them into
market in good condition, they
ldopt the only alternative and drive
hem through the timber route Of
We thus get our Texas
;attle direct from their native State,
n miserably thin condition, but, as
'uch, they are bought and turned
tut on our Western farms, where
hey soon gain flesh, and, indeed,
become fat and marketable Stock
Dur city packers tell Us that these
iattle are considerably better for
than the rough bony stock. /
II many sections Of our Western
States The hides are Heavier and T.
worth from fifteen to twenty per
'ent more than those Of other cattle. f.
The yield Of tallow is also better.
md the quality Of meat fully equal !
0 that OF native grow cattle, al The I
SINE. or, indeed, higherprices. %
hose grounds, then. We predict that
be demand and supply Of Texas
attic viii 60 on Increasing, Com
ear to year in spite Of State i.ers.
Thich have their origin and owe
heir maintcnsnce 10 uBio'a ed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
Dallas Aerala,

PUBLISHED FyrHT sArrHbAY sougIN0,
ny JOHN w. swIHDnLLs.
ID "A Il Is n Bi
saturday Morning, February \, is6s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-08
NANNNVvMNS,
VALENTINES.
II. WEBSTER
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE As
r4- SORTMENT OF
T4LENTTNES,

Varyihg in price from FIVE CES1s 10
THREE DOLLARS Cell and get strply
ttfars they are Al gone
Dallas. Jan. =. ls08-202H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

r,, ,vts..,o, co~-.--..,,... - a.
~ ""sl-...s - ts''~ - ."'
oincinha'' c'"H's'e'as pays Tue following
high compliment TO the effort II Mr.. GroeG-
back, en- Saturday Hast, one OF tho Pres.
dent's eoun-el.
~ .,.
IA V''' wv "a 81 . ste mss,
-, -, - : - :. 49,
,ir,'l = y" ,1,..'. - .'i.a ~. .
-, $500.
s,...ssa, s.ss - -. -. - -. -
I,sn,,;r,l,- 80, - s,,f.;sc, =, III.
sens,. rS.uts, IeLs L.i aee.,,,isd eiebt
honr. ;ns,.as &c To- ,ha,e r-e,,id re-.
49,, 10 TO-, 49, -
MI Carts Ms Evan ,ha l.v n ~. go. 80
Sir. Nelson the politics. Mr.. Groe.hecL
..eme A 40 combine nth u;,hon, losin, a..
cree Of either. and 10 ada occas,onsl s.su.
~ Of exprexsicn which was entrslv ,sv n
he case. His points again,, The diTs,.nt
articles vcr. s,incinr,v cle., and concl..
.ive
On the tenth article. which rel,,es 10 IN.
pre.;dent's sp.scb. he indulped In . vain of
sa,ire which was a strong a Dean sin
and A pleasant M Sidney smith ue ,s.a
the text of = bill which he s.,d would do =.
a ,ubstitu,e for that sr,;cl. p,on.,;rc !.
punishment OF fine and inpri.onm.n,
against any one who shall speak disrespse;-
fully o. Congress or its acs.. This was en
loys", Vsp.e'a"y ~ rssssnosh' "nS 1911 H'
Tho Ian,t. s,c..,,.,v a, -. sh,,n ;ranv
| In renlv 4. the e,s,.nth al, Gle rh;ch
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04
CatGrrI, Cured for One Dollar.

<YMNFs CATAREN RECIPE AND MEDICINE,
has nonp.nssed com lsies all previous Medical
S9ieice. Ii never fails 10 IN a few weeks the
worst cases OF cstarrh in the head or Bronchial
Tnhes and lncipien Consumption ifiusiruc;ions 81
properly followed. Ii is Guaranteed to do that
noises and pains 10 the head constant hacking
splitting and coughing, raising OF ph1egm Ia the
morning. loss of smell and tsste.-Deafness In
cesssnt blowing of the nosc-ofensiye breath
houseness OF the voice. &c &c all these will soon
disappear under the influence Of this new ard Won
dcrful Medical discovery ! am receiving cry das
letters the most grateful thanks from those who
hsvc been cured II cured pere tiy -four years
ago of the very worst case Of Ca'srrh. and Bron-
ctisl trouble hsi suffered with for years. know
what It IS and what IL will do II is also prevent
I've, and rives immediate relefin colds No pers
should be without It II is put mp In packages with
fuil Instructions. and cent to address free per
mail on receipt Of One Dollar put up in Bottles.
with double the antity. and cent also free per
mMi. on receipt OF 81 rs Circulars with certificates
o. me proof sent on receipt ofs three cent Postage
Stamp. Address TIP SYNMES
Ne. 1s2 IL Fulton Street. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

Upha1n's Hair Gloss and Cur
ing Fluid is the best Hairdressng in the world II
imparis beautiful gloes 10 the Hair. keeps II In
curl, promotes lite growth, &c Price, so cts bottle.
CrHAN's FREcKLg PtnPLs BANeaya removes
Freckles. Tan. Sunburn. Pimples the Face, soft
ems the Skin aud Beauties the Complexion. Price
80 cents.
paroxvsms OF Asthma in ten minutes, and effects q
speedy cure. Price, 81 = package.
TINS JArANrse HAIR srAis colcrs the whiskers
and Mcns,achc beautiful black or brown II con-
ei-s OF only one preparation. Color will not fade OF
wash out. Only - cents q box
Sold by 3 Q. UPHAM, rs South Eighth ST.. Ph,la.
ueiphis. ana oy All Druegists Circulars sent free
A 50 Tor eale BY all Druggists In Daxcnpolt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04
TO WUOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND 4 DAsSETT.

JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Machiner, OF Superior Quality,
cemoining all the valuable improvements in thir
eoun ~. and many from kurope, and IN style and
nnlrn not surpassed by any. We continue to bnild
Cafding Machines, wi h Iron or Wood IF mes Pat
emf spinuln Jacks: Yarn Twisters, with any mum
per OF splndes desired. with Single or Double CYL
inders, from entirely new and much improved pat
terms Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery.
- AN KINDS Of Cloth Finishing Machi cry, including
oneafs, broad and narrow Gigs, donble and Sing lie
Scuhg double nc ing Brushing Machines, Pulling
mus. wash Mills, Parent Cloth Dryers. uydrOs:atie
snd screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet, Pc.
,serscham and Whitney finish, Cloth Winding and
Meaenrln2 Machines. etc. Wool Pickers Busters
Mliloweis, Patent Hydro Extractor-, Of new and
improved plan; Wool Dryers. Band Machines. Bob
pm wlndets, Card Grinders, Turning Rests, Plate
iieatep. etc. Also Machinery Castings. Mill Gear
ing. Hangers. Pulleys and Skating. etc.
our machines are In substantial and superior Iron
,ranes. when preferred, but wood frames vii b.
urnshed at low price when called for. and are war
.an,cd 70 he equal n every respect to any machines
an so1inon TO the above named machines o. on
maze We are pre- pared to furnish Cr0mptont
Nsch,r,a natks Woolson's Shears, Steel King bu
Macnines and Bur Pickers Card Clothing, and man
nndings generally. makers lowest prc'
Sr .I ysn furnish our customers with machinery 70
"ooien Mile complete, it'll prompiness. and ~ %
.a.OIaoie prices A. any other builders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04
Geld mad silver Found inPen-

An item has bssn going the rounds Of
~. newsnarcrs regarding the fading Of
140 ruiasas in an old mil at PhiIadelp bis.
aac Morris. Of East Bsthlshsm, Washing.
ton c9uuig, pa., makes the e. owing state
u n TO his son Ssmuel 81 removed o
Washington county 70 the year 1874 where
he i..s ei "a farm. h. 70 following
reag tlT@5) he hife3 maa to 9arb on his
fefm, wAo had hesa scllisr e iha British
afMy during tAa r.goiati.n. IAis man
d seiosed ine scurs. Of Stealing purno from
~ officer q messmato Of hisJ, whiie en-
oamptd outside Of Philadelphia ,fno doubt
Il is now the heart Of the cily), containing
40 guineas, nnd, being fearful Of detection
he secreted It in an open well, by climbing
down into the well and putting it into a
crevics in she wall. above the water. Be-
ing ordered, = few days afterwards, to
march hastily, be left without having time
to remove it ; or, perhaps. he did not have
any desire to carry it with him, for he Of
ten declared he would like to have the
money, but is would nsvsr vsntase to 60 to
recover it. He. however. described the
place 80 infinitely that my father, being
we'll acquain ted with the city and subusbs,
krex the exact location of the well. In
the TAIL Of 1889 he went to Philadelphia
With drove of hogs, and, in company With
his cousin, William West "a brother OF
| Benz imin u. WEST, that world renowned ar
tist) proceeded to the well for the pur-
pose o! ob.Aing the hidden treasure, tn,
found that il lad been plaoked over and q
pump put in the well. Fearing trouble
| tasY cana away without making thc ohi.c,
/ a.I H. A. n
have 10 hesitation in eaying the gold thai
has been found in the same that was sto!er
by that man. and confessed By him to my
father"
The Houston Tex Telegraph, publish.,
the following "We learn from NJ. Jauu
AIRY, that 81 900 in Mexican dollars vat
found on last Sunday near Tuscasse eros
sing, on the San Jacinto, about loo yard
from the scene Of the fatal difficulty 10
tween Smith and may. By . man undo
The assumed name Of Yoakum. 1t is sup
posed to have been buried in that spet b.
Gonzales, who was one Of the earliest cola
nisss of this state. in 1888. Gonzales wa
killed not far from the same place BY rot
bers.-in the same year, We think VIII
thought he had money on his person.
was known by many persons that th
money was buried somewhere on the Sa
Jacinto, and many vain searches we're mad
Tor shs treasure. loskum, whom Old il
habltants think they have seen in Texa
many years sgs, appeared In tho neighbo
; hood ,ome weeks ago, by himself alone, I
search for the money. and was successful
There is magno 10 tree near the Tuscase
crossing, having tho following inscriptio
cut upon it IS. Null and under i
"le2s." Yoskum, a. soon as he saw th
characters. pulled out measuring site
and measured 30 yards due east, dug int
the esttn, and discovered the money. A
ter this singular transaction he immediate
Il ly left for parts unknown
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

Tns details of the Chicago election are
brilliant and beautiful. Ths Democratic
majority is go; the Democratic gam IN
BY the way, the Press, OF this city, COM
munIcatng on the result in Chicago, says:
"On the whole, We have not dorb. that
the city of Chicago, which, through dlsi-
sions, disaileciion, and apathy In The Re
publican ranks, has just elected to IN e
two Coppcrhcais ou the city ticket, Is at
heart a, thoroughly Republican to-day as it
has been f i the last six years, and that 1t
vii pise Graai iii November next, a major
~ OF four to ak Thousand votes
On the contrary, the Chca-o Tribune,
(rsdlcal, the ~ tnng of .he election, said
Hemsm5sr tat a ttR r.. ~ MgANs 4
ptfAAr MINT PAIL. 81. Popt laGecr.
LFGE,ND By!sGToS proposes 20 eniigratc
TO the yalloy Of the Kansas Flver lie has
been there aud thinks that section has al
the advantages OF Iowa as au agricu 'tura
country, and much better climate. He
asks one hundred and fifty families Of john
son county to 20 with him. In card
which appears in the Republican, he invites
all who feel an interest therein, to N eet him
in Iowa City, at , o'clock p. M, on Sstur
day, May 9.h, where he hopes to be able to
satisfy tho small farmers and mechanics
that in his proposed emigration scheme
each participant may Immediately better
hs condition, and lay tho foun iation for an
independent fortune at an early day in the
future.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

ia Ezue-s &iaDasier Cream
TIE AaST nEAETiFtf. A2sD HARMLESS cos
NEItC ~ The WORLD.
II will noi i.iure the riest lfeiicate Skin
L. Eeefencs ~ ne isce esgHui hr aciected Il csr
be r@inoycd only ny washing; and when renewed
Will leave tA+ 81. r1ltar sal9ntHof ard wlisF than
before n erafieatss every discooraon OF the sace,
WHISTLER caused By Exposure N. wetner, OF by dle
easc, and bestows pom al faces the
RADIANT COMPILATION OF THE YOUTH.
Akiagla Il ia proves ali these statements.
And the cutie ssfty with which I. can be used
makes its success complete.
rr- Ash for +. rae. that the name Of Ia
Rue i Co lie blown 10 the 5stue, snd our trade mark
AT the top Of The trout Label. Sold BY all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH q FLINT. Proprietors.
Hartford, Gem.
rY G.. Wells d Co. New York Geo. y. Goodwin
Co. Boston. Mass, wholesale Ageuts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

luz Burlington HawssJe reads Chase out
.tee party, say 1t Is i'm - b!efor him TO
~ ivy oacs I'm his old p a,s n the esti-
tn..en ana esn6dsncs Of Il . oval Iub ie.'
u;.npy lsyei public, "-ushappy chief
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware ~ Counterfe,ss Smiths Tonic Syru o has
zen counterieited, AID the eonntcrei,cr brought 10
lief
Smiths Tonic SyrrID.

The geifninc artels mus. have Ds john BULLS pr-
ya'c ) amp on cacs bottle nr iohn i IN on ' hs.
ne right - inaaaf lse md sall the o. /. Al John
smiths Tonic syrup - louisville XIV Fxamin.
well ife lab or 90 bnale. II my private s'amp
Is not tNe bot e. a1 NO. pue-has ~ you will be
&c TNcd. Sec ma column sdvcfiis slrli. aud m
show card. wii prcsc He any nfrin sing on
my tight. The genuine .uith Ioric Syrup can
only be prepared ny nys u
The pAhl.e's servant
Ipufsvlfie XIV nv f9trN pr-rr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

The Glenwood Opiaion is enthus asst.
cally in favor OF l.. -. ngcrsol. rs one III
electors at large.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04

SPECIAL NOTICES.
I.ct Not Prejudice usurp No.r


! Is fict that, q. tee rniu3A ~ many PERSONS
prcul exists aesir.t what are ca I'D patent ms n
c.ufs bat uAy su,all u prevent oa sorting 70
~ an .le TINT has such n array ~ testimony to
tsiror. ita- HusTETTEES STOMACH BlTVERs ,
Physician prescribe i WHY should on t.-csrd i,s
.hd q, usually Considered 81 talent. have used,
nnd ~ use u va their fNuii ies why sAouiG ysl re-
leett, let not your prejudice nsirp yoar reason 10
The everlasting lDlary of your health. II you are
elck. and req ire medicine, try these Bliiers.
When the bo.iily energies are worn ouf Nv anxiety
and need riimulan tns il the hest taat be la
ksn. i tempered and modified 10y hyg mic herbs
rooss vi ich prevent il from f-vering the blood ;
aud hrhee It does not produce mere temporary
element to followed by injurious reaction hut
municatera permanent putency to the entire vital
organization Some of ts herbal constituents are
slightly soporidc that In cases where sleep'ess
ne-s il OF the accomplishments of nervous dis
ease dose OF ii taken owsrds he'd time will tend to
produce quiet and refreshing sluinber. For palpta-
lion of heart trsmors, hy sierc- fsinling fts gener
fanccs 10 waich ladies' especially subject under
certain morbid conditions OF mins and BODY peculiar
10 the sex. the bters will BE- found the most agree
abe snd certain Of all counter irritanie.
The constitu ionaly nervous may readily keep
their inf nifty Ia ant check by the daily OF
this h, al hsul vegetable tonic and those WIN have
shattered their the phrase is either by
impr udcnt Indulgence undue physical or int lee
tusl labor. will In tn ,tazing elixir prompt re-
starativc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-04
HATCHFLOR,S HAIR DYE.

BATCHEEOH'S BAH DYE.
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