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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENr OF LOUISIANA
Meets semiannuay the fourth wednesday In January
Grand Patriarch; A. W. Maedone, Of No. 5, NJ E Grand
Bgh Priest; jules A Florst Of No l. P w. Grand s. Ward.
en-; W. c. Wilson Of No. l. R. W Grand Scribe; B. DAsiva
Of No. l, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper,
Of No. 5, X. w. @. JuEior Warden A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No. ]. r. W. Grand Representative !;
GeOrg, Nungesser, Of No. w. O. Marhs Frank Phster
No W. Grand Sentinel; NJ. Frankfort, Of No. W. ID.
Grand Sentne Henry Jones, Of No. L. Dis No. s. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING CoxxIrrKKS-crefefias and Refrns.-Joth-
Potter Of No. ], wm Bloomfield, Jr Of No. s. A Mazu-
resu, Of No. s.
STATE Of the orderJ @. Dunlap. Of No l. Luther Homes
Of l. @. Tnemau, Of No
Fadnee-E NJ Rushs, Of No. y John B. HsnO, Of No. i,
Geo. c. Kauz OF No 6
Constitution and Bg-Lans-Howard Milspsugh ONO. 6,
Edward Pilsbury ofNo 5 Il y sturcken. sfNo e.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
GRAND oouKoIL R AND 5. n.

3. X. Todd, NJ p, Grand Master, New Orlesns
by. r. Swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New Orleans
John ". Jones, T.. Inusrous Grand Master Shreveport
John O 0ordy, q. r., Conductor Of Work. Franklia
H. Breen, q. O. Of the Guard, New Orieanz
Joseph p. ncrnor, O. Treasurer, New ohssna
Grs. sontag, @. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. Thos B Lawson. @. Chaplain, New Orleans
H. p. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans.
K Ia Bruce, q. Steward. New Orleans.
Etsstns Wells. a. Ssntira. Sew ORLEANS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
Concert and Supner.

Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Gray, Mrs
Grove and Miss Anna Moffet-thc
Ladies' Building Committee, of Ian
caster, Dallas eounty-purposc Civ
ing a Concert at Lancaster, on
Tuesday night, Nov 3d. The OBJ
iect of the Committee is to raise
means to assist in the erection of a
Presbyterian Church House in Ian
caster. Prof. j. II Steflec. with
his brass band, will be present on
the occasion, and Prof. Steele, with
his class in vocal music, accompani
ed by piano and guitar, will add Il
peculiar and interesting charm 10
the occasion.
The ladies have already collected
a considerable fund for the enter
prise in view, but it is inadequate
to tho purpose. Let as many of the
people of Ellis, as can, attend the
Concert, and be not only highly
entertained, but by 50 doing, lend
that encouragement and Materials
sIstance which the religious under
taking of the ladies merits at our
hands.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
Come i'm 10 NIeetin,.

DEER BREETuEING AND SIsTERGG-AU:
Our tex TO day cannot be seen anywharcs
hetwixt the sakred lcds of the Bybull-ahl
it kant begin tew he found anywhar in
the sakred skripters from the fust chapter
of Gcncssce 10 the close amen of the
Pockylips-ahl 1t is Ohier, Pennsilvany
and Injcanner. Dear Karputbaggun Bree-
thcring: Your unworthy ministir of the
gcl-!orious gospill of the Dimykrats is
most purswaydcd to gum it up-ahl But,
nfore we persecd any furder with the sar-
viccs-ali! lief Us sing to the kommon mec-
'ur tie good old llime-ah! Page 1863
Sing, brecihering, with the spcritt and the
standundering--nl
From New llampshire's green mountains,
From old Nantuckets strand,
From Lake Onnrios fountains,
And !lnrons golden sand;
From old Wisconsin River,
And famed lowas plains,
We are coming to deliver
Texas unto niger chains!
We love the spicy brcezes
That blow from Airic's shore,
scent that so we'll pleases,
Who would not thirst for more?
Thick lips Ad coal hi ok faces
Tie gift Of "Gob' are shown,
Well take these dusky races
And mingle with our own.
Should VIC whose sonls arc lighted
With wisdom from "Cock-Eyc",
Wait still to be invited
Before we hither HE?
When Offices are waiting,
And lunderis to reap,
Not At the present stating,
While carpet bags are cheap.
Now, dear brcethcrng, rise. Wen sing
the sockdollager and he dism issed-ahl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.


To the Sheriff or any Constable Of DALAI
County, Greeting:
VSrHEREAS, oath has this day been made
w before me by L. G.. I. Kendall, James
Chenaults attorney of record, that F. NJ.
Herndon is absent from this State, so that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be serv
ed upon him; you are therefore command
ed that you, by making publication of this
writ in the Dallas HERALD, a newspaper
published in the town Of Dallas, county of
Dallas, during four successive weeks before
the return day hereof, summon the said T..
NJ. Herndon to be and appear before the
District Court Of Dallas county, on tie first
dag Of the next term thereof, to be holden
at the Court House, in the town Of Dallas,
on the 10th Monday after the % MONDAY
in August, 1868, 10 answer the complaint OF
James Chenault, for the sum Of four hun
Jred and eighty-four dollars and forty-four
cents 1884 44-100,) due upon two promis
ss-v notes executed BY the said F. NJ. Perm
don for S242 22-l00 each, dated December
Sih, 1866, and payable, the first one twelve
months after date, and the second twenty
four months after date, with eight per cenh
interest from date.
Herein fail not, and Of this writ due re
turn make Of how you have executed the
same.
- Given under my hand and off
SEAL lcial stal at Office, in the town Of
NC3ODallas, this pa day Of October,
1888 NJ THEVENET,
Toet24- 6.4t1 Clerk D. c. d. Co, Tex.
Printers fee SIS cuireney.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

my We do not know how much wheat
has been sown in this county this fall !;
our farmers are very reticent on the subject
of their crops, and seem to fear giving the
printer any information on the subject or
are so forgctful or negligent that they fail
TO do so. We know however, that many of
them ceased TO sow wheat q few weeks ago,
when the report Of grasshoppers WIS prev
rlent-whcther, since these pests have dis
appeared, the farmers have commenced
sowing again or not, we do not know, but
this we do know. there never has been
since our residence in the State, such
propitious season for sowing wheat; the
rains have been sensonablc aud plenty
inst such seasons MS we used to have, wien
80 and So bushels of wheat to the acre was
considered an ordinary crop.
We believe that this season will be as
conducive to such production Us any former
ooouon
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
IN. I.,i..i fsiaastm.

W. tsss 81 Gee 49, a. a. ffsss BE-
isii 'sssisst - flufsisf nsli ssi itfis
90 ssts saassfF ~ 49,
Ihs Eissuiiss rs'.-iiiss ~ A. Nsi.assl
Is-.s'siis rss'Y 81 Me- lafi. ifsf ~
Disability - saiLs'i'y a. shasss sisss
diisiss
Italy fanF ssssisFs sni slfssn R'rfs
,ssisiisss -srs Al HashiaFi' ld'h
o. H.ds -Hi cslat slissTSi csusTs's a.
H. lihh sfNsFsmilf.
H. isHa.ylsaai. hsnssF-iir i'aa~i'ifs
,.y ihs afic'Al eauai 9. ns,r.sirg - irri.lr
~ -lsosivs ia ilsi State,
Latest FsinTas fFsaa d..a. sisT h.kTT,
radical, sio msiaFiiy, Nsrrh~fs slrriiaH
saasilsrsd daa1'ial, aud dssaesFa's slaiH'
yaliaa's district,
NsiilnE nsU as vslnls naia
The Deaoer-iis State rsusuai'iss -
Georgia, deny the sharse' assia'' ~
ssaIhsFa lsmseFasy thai ihsy = 81 10 80
saasi slavery. aai endoTss 'hs llwss If
asa. u, 4, Les in bis letter - asa' Rssr
efans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
Rather GICGnly.

The election news, so far received, leaves
little if any room for doubt that it will be
in the power Of the faction row holding
the purse and sworl Of the milton to per-
petuate their reign indefinitely. The pro
liability is that there viii never be another
election for Presi lent AMI Vice President
by the people in this country, IN
less the consolidalionists shall be dispos-
sessed of power by the sword Of revolution.
We havo not been mistaken MS to a reaction
taking place, but are disappointed in the
extent Of it. Alas! il was not sufficient TO
insure q change OF The policy and conduct
of the Government, and negro suffrage in
all the Southern States, and nCgio suprc
macy in several of them, i. seems, is to be
fixed fuct. Well, whatever may be tie
result in November, it becomes us to bow
to the decision made under the prescribed
forms of the Constitution; and we do SO;
but with aching hearts and chnfng spirits
as We contemplate tho long night of per-
secution pain and blight the Southern peo-
pie must yet abide. We have but a shade
of hope of the success of the Democratic
nominee though his election may yet be
regarded possible. Let us hope that Gen.
Grant, if elevated to the Presidency, will
not do us quite as much harm as we have
thought he might. Let us endcavor to for
get, in efforts to attain domestic comfort
and better our mahriGl prosperity, the
Leart-burnings and bitterness that have
given us so much suffering and distress.
Let us hope that He who 'tempereth the
wind TO the shorn lamb" has not abandoned
us forever and that he win give us strength
to bear with manly fortitude the punish
ment (nndeserved though we may believe
it) which our inhuman conqnerors may sec
fit yet to iniiict upon us. We fluid it hard,
very hard, to believe that the American
people will Arrays submit TO the rule of
dominant and dom:neering faction who
boast that Congress ia Ire GOrsrHmsnf-the
paramount and supreme power-and that
the Constitution is dead letter. We have
been educated from early childhood in the
belief that the descendants Of those who
tore themselves from the monarchy Of the
English King would never submit to the One
Man Power. Usurpation comes with the cleo
ton Of Grant. Consolidation and MOnar
civ would follow in turn. Are the people
willing 10 permit aud submit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

sD- We publish in this days N 'aL''
Gem Rrynalls orler IL relation To rrs.''
ira,ion, by which all future elr"'lo"s In
this State under military m'r ra 10 lie
controlled. The order Is very generally
eensurei In some Of It's parish i''r pHp"'s
In the southern part Of the State. The Tel
egraph says; "ihe orders are not sustained
BY the Constitution or Reconstruction acts
but they vi"ln,e both the letter ard spirit
Of iheln." The principal fca'nr" of the OIL
ieciions or that the orders disfranchi'"
msny persons who are not inelHied IN ih'
reconstruction acts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

SOUTHERN CrLTIvATnR This Telcoms
periodical for October Is on our table. lis
contents are too large AID varied 10 be
enumerated here; all relsiing 20 agricui-
ture. horticulture, household economy, &c
book that should be in he house Of every
farmer in the lsnd. and particularly j. It
applicable 10 Southern homes and farms
Il has been published for nearly quarter
Of century, ana j. dscidtdly fiie best book
for Southern farms 70 be found in ihe
United States. Wm. 4 r s. Jones, pub
fishers, Athens, Ca Terms 81 per annum-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

al~ Few houses in New Orleans have sc
rapidly grown in the confidence of the
people as that of L. II. Gardner & Co.
wholesale dealers in Dry Goods and No.
tons. They are honest, courteous and
prompt, and prompt, and deserve the pat
ronage Which is so rapidly increasing upon
TO see them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
,,s VIM. p ri,rucrnld WAS fatally s,ul

nay VIM. p. Fitzgerald WAS fatally stab
bed at the Imperial Saloon, Galveston, o"
,Le ~ h inst, by Maj. Tom i. ochiiire.
Ifcy had been discussing pnliIirs, eac'
being considerably under the influence oi
liquor, qnarrelled, go, to fighting; after
wards shook handy, became friends took
drink, and subsequently, qnnrrellcd again
when Ochillree went out, borrowed knife,
returned aud stabbed Fitzgerald twice
causing dca h in some eight or ten hours
So SAYS the Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The DENTON MoxIToR.-Mr. C. W. Geers,
formerly Of Kentucky, in the last Issue Of
the Monitor, makes a graceful editorial
bow to the patrons Of that sterling Demo-
cratic sheet. We congratulate Mr.. Burnett
on securing the able assistance Of Mr..
Geers, and heartily welcome thattalented
and genial young gentleman to the corps
editorial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
cSyI, is with more sincerity thnn orli.

carli is with more sincerity Than ordi-
rarily accompanies an editorial notice
thai We heartily commend the Dry Goods
honsc of /. II. gardner & CO., New Orleans,
and solicit for them the patronage Of our
readers. Visit them when you 20 10 the
city. Their large stock low prices and
courteous attention will confirm allw may
say in their b,hslf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

What has become Of the "fellcr
who writes complimentary notices
of the Texas papers for the -Londo"
Times? We do not know what we
have done that the Enquirer should
be snubbed. Cannot Bro Hutchcn,
Of the Dallas Herald, or Capt Hare,
Of the Sherman Courier come to our
relief?-[ Mckinney Enquirer.
Guess Hare can help you. The "feller'
was ut Sherman the last we heard of him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

- We have receited The October num-
hers Of TPeiers' Uniird States Musical
Review, "reifrs PaFlsf Companion for
'he FiHe- YioIin aud Piano, and 'Peiers'
Monthly Giee Hive, all Published BY J. L.
Peters. mnsie pubi'sbsr. Pasioaiee Box
542s, New York. The fret 81 & and the tao
last a - pr anrnm-
The R.sie~ contains FROM y iolS pagrs
o. inter sing n.nsiral residing, SIT items,
rrsicss, re. together viii a Ike number
q psrs u pi.no so1gs and Eiase pieces
~ li.r o. 81 TeTrisr huihcss-
Tie raslor Cssap.niea ard eiss live
Sc ranfrrd p1irsiFaiiy 70 -1usis, he frsi
isssrnnerisl and ne iasi'ss.asL They nrs
e-eh sna 81 rrr'b r.rs ttau he prizes
fsr sul-esiPlisn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

TThs Fsir Of The Red River Agrieni-
fursl Society commences II Clarksviiie, on
tie 3rd of November nezt-Presideniial
Election day. That vin Be q much more
hor,rstis and rrosiails ossupriion for he
i.s=;;-...- s.ssr qu.rrriing and fsbiiug around
The psiis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

"a We nov receive the Montgomery
(Alabama) Picsyune in exchange. IL j.
neatly printed, we'll He'd daily, conduct
ed By 81 association OF journsymen print
srs. We heartily welcome this paper "a
our table, and trust il may live and prosper
81 least sbrss ssors ysars and ten.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

R1- Enough is already known to satisfy
the world, that the results lately obtained
in favor Of Radicalism in the Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Indiana elections were
brought about by a system of the most stu
pendous frauds ever resorted to in this re-
public. Will the people of the North sub
mit2
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

The Episcopal Church 1T Dallas.
Texas. has secured The services 81
Rev. S. ID. Davenport, late Of this
place. We congratulate the people
81 Dallas. on the accession Of ihis
most excellent minister and refined
and cultivated gentleman
INarslanFIae.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

BE- The following appointments have
recently been made by Gen. Reynolds:
AcLnndn County-Georgc A. 0'Brien, to
be Clerk of tie District Court, vice James
A. Mar alan, removed.
Tdrkr COunty-Benion Lantz, to be As
SCISSOR and Collector Of Taxes, vice ]. NJ.
Brock, resigned.
Grayson Louny-G. A. Everts, TO be
County Judge, vice J. d. George, resigned
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

nJ- We warned our readers week or
two ago, to look out for Democratic thund.r
when the State elections were heard from
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, &c. Well
we'ye h card the thunder anil it amt just
such thunder MS we expected. The reports
come from the wrong end Of the cannon
That's oil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

eS5The journal Of Education" for 0c-
toLer is received. Ii is devoted, as its name
indicates, 10 the advancement Of the cause
OF education. 1t is a valuable periodical,
and should be in the hands Of every teach
err and school officer in the land. 1t is
published at ST. Louis, No, by j, D. Merwin,
editor and proprietor. We commend par
,iculariy to Texas teachers the articles on
the Arrangements and Furniture for School
Houses. They will be found interesting,
and we hope or Texas teachers and school
directors willPiOai by The hints.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

Hon. Geo. ii. PendIoton. IN
note to the editor ofthe Cincinnati
Commercial, pronounccs the letter
parporting to have come from him,
and urging the people Of Texas to
ssvote any how" recently published
in the Houston Times, n forgery
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
EsTRAY NOTICES.

Isa-- p Web Couriy coul-rizri1rsr. hss reported
ne the following arfrrals EsfraTs. rils
One sorEEL EAEE. scnle rtifs So. tlare IN fiIs
fa-e yezrs cd. Irarief 1hinialerihly he laii
sboul1-I.
Ai-o. THREE BAT ATTxA -lso--sr-na -s--ss.l
3 or -r-rs Cd. i-aad-i ftre- clr1lr1 lef hlp.
ard ID On rirht lip ut-.4-cft-l
S. S. JONES, C.CCDCT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

rD- In Philadelphia, the papers say,
they call tie Grecian Bend the collie stoop.
Hope the sweet ladies of Texas may never
take the stoop.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

psT-A lorkry Ilah va "Tssn'I0 ~
The IlnieLins llanse, l,ans'a", an 'he l",l'
met G~a. 4. Ferris Esl, f''sii'Hi, J, Y
Crosby sad Il, N, fsSls, We" fr"ss'"H''
aud 4. NJ. lite secretary aRi I''as"I'r'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
NTRiL TIIrTTlIr rOgGlTTET.

GIYs u. Rlcharlson, fsq- ~ Barclay
street, New York, Is auILoI.nd 10 act MS
,gcni for the ll,rald In that city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

willard Richardson, Esq. the venerable
senior editor Of the Galveston News, &C.
turned hnmc on the lih from nm cS'cndcf
tour In the Eastern nni Northern States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
IL shall have no policy of my own
To interfere against the people"

U. S. GRANT.
II say again. fcll1w.ciiizcns. re-
member the fate of ancient Rome,
aud VOC for no candidate who will
not tell you with the frankncss of
pN,indcpcndcnt freeman, the prin-
Hplcs upon which. If elected, he
will administer the Government.
That man deserves 10 be q slave
who wnuld vote for mum candi-
date when his liberties are at stake"
ANDREW JACKSON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

s9- T. u. Norl 4 90, S''Ts l.'Hl'HF'
New Orlean., have our 'h'uk' TO- ~ o.
Fiios Currnl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
rgHsipHNTIaL RIE.roHs.

Fss chr state az s,sFEs,
q. A. ErrknsnN, lniiA mANC0CK.
tfisFHairss
4. .GiTANEl Gna n SNifH.
~ IA naiaig. sGH,As~A, tAniia
- FinsHs N-nts-inNAi ta-rk'fF.
Hes s'' l,sa, 4 l,arIit.i' J. l. ,ials u haT
alfrriiair-
sfnsNh 81 49, FssirNAl HisTNhH,
naf 4 faii-fe,n, ~ hsTinni lsasns n, Hans, a
0ag-in, a'irTip'r.
FnlFn TsNGFEsslHNAl nl7TTtfH,
q, ", isnrs ~ ~ tap ,, n. AisirTs - NriFntai
site trgir,
FgFEu rrNsfE slfsAl NlsyrffT,
., se,a & hrAsT C.asl,s sira.si, II i'sTT.s
ale iair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

nngrLe clsharns chTonirls hss lsai'
r~siyrlhy ], ", Graves, t.lr Il' h's'
number reaching as ysslenlay,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

ssy- The State OaIelir ha. ceased q"
esne to this Office altogether, What's H.
,aaftsff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

~ One hundred fhoussnd busbsls Of
peanuts we're raised 10 Serb Carolina
this year
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24

lT- There was n great deal of fighting
on election day in Philadelphia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
70 ali y. honl it May Concern.

Love " tie truth and a desire TO bench suffering
humanity, prompts me to testify to tho truth 81 the
following st.:,mou;s, concerning tho wonderful
cures porfirucd 10y DR.. pctsons. tie Great Magnetic
Physician. viii mention few cases vi which |
hnyea "e-sungl knowledge:
bt-Wifc ofJa,.f T.. Hopkins, ofIlopklnsyllc, seven
years an invalid, utirciy helpless, unable to turn
over In bed, Tor eight months had tho spinal CuI VT
ure, Neuralgia and Female diseases. Physicians
given up her ease rs hopeless. Her death wac spced.
lis looked FOR. Doctor Persons in 10 Minutes had
her walking. She was treated May 7th now, Au.
gust 20. h, sho il In go ID health.
2d-Mrs. David Epprght, II miles from Austin,
confined to bed six years, wasted TO almost skrlr-
ton, could not have door or induw opened, neither
could she sit up in Led. Ior physical said her re-
coyory was impossible. pr Persons removed all di-
scasc In 10 minutes, and had her walking aout her
room. Her was treated July 4th now, October
LIST, rides horseback, gaining flesh and strength dali
~.
ID Case-Mrs Levi Pennington, of Gcorgc;own, an
invalid for hHr years, for Is months unable walk
badly afflicted, liberated and prolnpsed uicri. Dr.
Persons made her walk almost instantly af err re-
cond treatment she could go about without help Is
gaining in flesh aud imprOyh daily. Her case was
treated last June.
4ih CASE General II. Taylor, of San Saba, came
to the Doctor, Mt Lampaas, August II, afflicted with
Sca lea and Chronic Rheumatism tor moro than 80
yenrs, had been treated by 20Uld School rhysrmns
and failed To get any relief Tho above was cured
by DR.. Persons IN 10 minutes.
9th casc.-The daughter Off NJ Yot, NJ. d., Bur
net county, aged % years, perfectly helpless could
Meth stand or walk Tor year lnst from spinal
Curvature and general debility, results OF Typhoid
Fever first treatment could go about freely and elt
well, 30 stated to all next day.
mighf mention other cases which have come nm
der my own observation, but ono more may he neccs
sary state in this communication and that is the
of my lii tic daughter IN her Sth year, had sill
ankle fron birth; first treatment Dr. Persons removed
the stiffness and gave her perfect use of 1t.
Ny object in writing This communication is to ro-
levc the minds of many doubling persons as to the
ability al DR. Persons relieve the afflicted and
many sick, after all medical treatment las filei
even by he most llhl ofour Old School Physicians
Experience is the gre t test Whoever may be aiil ct
cd with euraJla diseases try tho Great Magnetic Ply
sican, Dr.. Persons. -
(Sgn,dk ]. W. WHtPPLE,
Presiding Elder NJ e. Church South Austin Dis riot,
vpy l'uuut
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
what. the pInr ExrIgauIsuaal
row DOES gr uoEz,

II fugTaHiE SliF,ASiIs3 f.GU ENaIsF, &c 4
- he inliis hal ~ mrans e ~Nup sui,AiHs hFss
enrasTalinns, hni prrNfniEs 10, a., aEA sLu..l H.
90 rAlIa lnil iIuE. lrII .la ~ nnl-Llr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
dir. PERSONS,

At the common.
cling 4 L ESDAY, Nov. Sd, 1868, and
will remain until DECEM Der list,
ailcr which he will practice ut Mar.
shall.
In. PERSONS treats III a 4 every Kind of,lls'asc
10 WhrE he human family liable sEcc, fsfIly,-
S,irrrlRln l. his treatment that any 'a'csar rurr
or relieved In u Few minutes, hrr eases r'II ire
more irra ncni. and II II be persisted IN vii over
come sll curabls disrass.
Within The r'i f-wwt;ss, Or. Persons has sccorn.
llL,d svA., " he aiosi wundcTiil iriamphs. II,
refers 10 the follow ing well known cases, Ger H.
to 10y the testimony Of tho h,v. i. W, Whlpp'c; ~
the same iimc he challenges tho mrdca' iri,rrnliy
OF Texas @. any other State TO show Ike cares T..
IN llcnIi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-28
CLRRKs AND Statesmen.

4 SITUATION WANTED AS COMPASSIONATE
N cashier, bookkeepcr other clerical capacity nv
party undouh,ed responsibility and large business erpe.
rence thoroughly posted IN the stock commission bs
refers 20 leading mercantile and stock houses
furnish bonds position 81 trust Address O., bon ss3
New yott Post oess.