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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-14
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1861.
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
the flagship Of the home squadron at Vera Cruz,
dated january g. The Cumberland, the flagship Of
10 squadron arrived off Vera Cruz December "a from
" York. On the passage out, Francis Mullen, seaman
4 overheard and was drowned. The health Of tho OIL
sers and crew Of the squadron was good
Tomorrow the Select Committee on Treason will begin
the examination of Bailey and Russell, the alleged rob-
bers OF the Indian bonds from the Interior Department
Elk Secretary OF War Floyd his First Assistant Dnkard
md Mr.. Cults, Second Comptroller in the Treasury De-
parSnent, have been examined.
The following is correct statement Of the amounts
qualified to by the gentlemen who became the security
FOR w. H. Russells appearance at court BY residents
$50 600 by residents $40 Ooo Missouri and Kansas
delegations in Congress- s175 Ooo Virginia, s4oo Phi
ladelphia, $4,000; Baltimore 100000; New York.
800 900; Indemnity bonds forwarded by Mr. Russel's
friends in the West, 81 goo O0O Total, 81 SIS 600
In New York several witnesses examieed but the
New York reporters do not enlighten the subject.
Three companies Of light artillery arrived here this
morning from Leavenvorth Kansas, and others are
route The militia OF the District fast organizing and
compose strong force.
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ADVICES FROM SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, H.. , Jan. II

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. II, 1881
Jas. Appleton, Jr, Of Boston, and Edgar Cowan aud j.
r. sanderson Of Pennsylvania, arrived AZ late hour
this evening The visit of the last mentioned Is
reference to the Cameron imbroglo. Sanderson who
here with Cameron ten days ago, is direct from
Washington.
Some racy Developments viii douhtlessly be made to-
morrow.
The report that Henry Winter PAWS is to be in lin
coins Cabinet authortaiively denied here to- day
II is understood that no Southern appointments win be
determined upon until after Lncolns arrival in Washing
ton
The conviction prevails in Presidential circles that
Abe day OF compromise is passed. and that nothing but
force viii bring the rebeious States back into the Union
Mr. Lincoln presented this forenoon with gold
headed rosewood cane, valued at two hundred and fifty
dollars, by Messrs. James CLurchman and Samuel
Carnage, of San Francisco, in the Of G. W. Young
Of Nevada City.
W. Jones, an Indiana farmer for whom ,rr. Lincoln
Split rails thirty years ago. is here a visit to his
Former hired hand
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STRANGE DEVELOPMENTS THE DUANE STREET STAINING
C,sEThe inquest in the Of Roger LOTUS, who died
mt the New York Hospital Friday night, from the
effects OF stab in the shoulder received on New Years
eve, while engaged In ARRAY with Michael Josten
che OF Duane street and Broadway led
yesterday by Coroner Schrmer. Strange to say, the
evidence elected complete variance with that ad
eiuoed on the ante mortcm examination too days pre-
viousy Instead Of Josen being the person who inflicted
the fatal blow, II turns out that girl named catha
rnc Carr, was the sssalant cathariuc was present
during the fight between deceased and Jcsten but no
rne suspected for a moment that IL she who in
flicted the fatal wound. The superstition was that
Josien alone could have inflicted the injury, and u
was not until the girl camc upon the witness
stand yesterday, and confessed her guilt, that
nc relieved rom the impuiaton. Catharine evnccd
good deal Of courage In thus eliminating herself ~
shield another and her manner the stand shows that
she Is possessed OF than ordinary truth and self
elcnia for in her situation In life. The follow
ing IL tk substance Of her confession
Cathsrine Carr, being duly sworn deposcd that about
ten O'Clock on New Years eve she was standing with
Michael Jcstcn at the corner Of Broadway and Duane
rreet, when the deceased, Roger LOTUS csne staggcr
ing along the street doccssed passed he pushed
against Jostcn, and some words ensuing, they both
slipped sud fell g. the pavement; deceased then at
tempted as were, 70 kick Jostcn, when witness
rushing upon LOTUS stabbed him in the
nrm; witness had no intention Of killing deceased or
solhb "is l'uH INJURY OUT merely Wisneu 10
dim on from Jostcn and the latter from being
kicked. In Few moments afterwards n policeman
came up. and took the entire party 70 The station
house.
Tho jury rendered verdict e "Dcaih from cxhaus
ricn produced by stab wound at the hands OF Ctha
rine Carr, given while Michael Josen was engaged In
an ARRAY with deceased In answer 10 the questions
ut 10 the accused by tho Coroner previous 10
her, Caharinc stated that she native d ireland.
10 years Of age and resided az NO., o. sullivan street
She confessed that she led the life of courtezan fully
acknowledged her guilt In connection with the death Of
lotus and exonoratcs Josten from al blame in the
matter.
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ICES uimcuity IN making progress anonS''
them than Is generally supposed.
We do not as We. know TO what extent the
religious conce sions stipulated for by Lord
Elgin IL the new treaty with the i'm erialists
90. uuless they grant the amplest religious
federation and protection for the missonarie
of eyery creed they viii not give satisfaction
or insure the objects aimed at From the let
Ter of Clnng-Wang to the British Plenipoten-
.ary. published in Mr. Roberts narrative, it
would appear that he was prepared to bid for
thu favor of the Allies by conceding the
fullest rights to foreigner in this respect.
lie does not, indeed await the result Of his
overtures to grant privilege so much in ac-
cordance with his own principles. He invites
Christian missionaries Of every denomination
10 visit the provinces under his control and as
an encouragement states that the Scriptures are
being printed by his order, and viii be freely
circulated among the people.
All this goes to establish the fact that re-
volution is preparing in China which will
speedily sweep away all the old landmarks
and alter the entire structure Of its institutions,
religious as well as political. The treaty
made with the Allies in no way strengthens the
position Of the old regime. Its real danger lies
in the movement which, under religious
guise, israpidly sapping the foundations Of its
power and paving the way for government
less intolerant, unprogrcssive and exclusive.
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NV ORLEANS, Jan r. 1861.
Cotton-Sales to-day &c co11 IL &c 12c for
middling Sugar steady at 4Ic SIC for fair TO fully
fair. Molasses, &c. 24c Corn, 75c Soc. Freghts-
Cotton 10 Hayre, lied.
MoBnr. jan IL, 1861.
Cotton-sales to-day $500 bales, at lie. 1Ii4c for
mddlng Sales Of the week 81 600 bales Receipts DO,
70 900 bales, against 30 3a5 bales time last year
Decrease OF receipts, 15s sos bales Exports, 1914 G0
bales Steck In port, as 1856 bales FreghtsCotton 10
4 per cent premium. Sight exchange New York, y
per cent discount.
MOBILE, Jan. Is, 1851.
Cottonsalcs 500 bales at II 4 for mddling the mar.
ket closing firm. Freighs to Liverpool, 1854.
CINCINNATI, Jan. IL, 1851.
Flour quiet and rates unchanged. whiskey firm nj
13kc. Hogs unchanged and holders firm at SO 40 a 50
so, whilst packers only pay SO 20 80 40 Mess pork
$40 SIC Is. Money market active Sight exchange
firm at Y per cent premium.
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PINrA.--On Sunday morning. January 10, THOMAS T.
R,vrA in the saith year Of his age.
Me relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence Ia
Christopher street, this ondsy) afternoon at halipss
i've O'Clock.
BaIrrAS--on Sunday morning, January H. suddenly
MARGARET ANY, youngest daughter q John and Margaret
Britain, aged 2 years, months and 10 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from 100 Christopher street
this (Nonday) afternoon, at one O'Clock.
nowS--ln Newark, N. j., suddenly, ON saturday
" Brown and second daughter Of Abper Iawton Of this
city, sgcd - years, months and ~ days.
Let not the lesson Of the day
Te vainly given,
But guido souls upon their way
70 bor In Heaven.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend he funeral from her late residence No II Chest
nut street Newark on Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
lshuASs-on saturday, January II, at The residence
81 her parents No. 1s9 Spring street. JAM only daughter
OF John :. and Jane Durhans
The remains wero inferred in Greenwood
BntRAN.-On sunday, January 10, EIzAHEIH AIftN
SuyNEASr, beloved wife Of Thomas Bouran, aged 81
yoars.
those of her mother, Mrs. Susan StuyyCsani, and
her brothers, Peter y Charles e., Theodore and
George W, invited TO attend her funeral on
Tue say afternoon. M half past O'clock from the re.
sicncc OF her brother Theodore Stuyvcssn No 90
syth street without further invitation Her remains will
6c iut ,sod IL Greenwood.
Crr1mon sunday, January 10, Of scarlctiua, Groaor
itSY Youngest son q Sidney aud Sarah A. Cooper agel
year ani months,
invited 10 attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon AZ
half pa, Que O'Clock from Ne residence OF his parents
No bs Third Ills remains will DO sken 70 Now
York BY Cemetery for iniermcnt.
CslJSs-In Brooklyn on sunday January 10 rpwtrD,
only ION q the Late Edward Coibs late of Londonderry
ireland. aged years and months
Tho relatives and acquaintance Of the family RI.
srotfuy ins lied 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dcncc u hts mother, No 2l6 Jay street Brooklyn, this
Monday Afternoon, at Two o clock.
~ Pcw.-Or saturday January ~, ~ Newark, coeSr
urs ~ ls,w, aged Al years, III months and days
The friends and relatives Of she family, and neI bers
o Charter cak lodge No 2se, w. and VI arc invited
10 attend the funeral from Tire residence f his brother
fl-law. john G. Graham 40. 30 EivngtOn street tli
Monday afternoon at ono o'clock, without further in
vitatian.
DicouS-on sunday, Isnrsry 10, jaws progsoS, sgo,
Oh years
he friends and relatives are respectfully invited - 4,
tend tho funcra ron bis iatc residence, Ne 1s5 SO
Nrcteenth street Tuesday morning, NJ bali rat IN
O'Clock, without further Invitation.
DottF In Jersey CITY, on sunday sTanusry 10, o. cpu
gstion Of tue brain, ANS DUIt, daughter 81 thew en-
E.ases ntyic, aged years months aud DAYS
The friends aud relatives Of tho family are respectful
invited 70 attend the funeral Tues az alefBtou
two o'clccS, FROM No. ~ iog9 street.
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Playing with Fire." is announced tor this eyenng To-
morrow new play from La Dame de ST. Tropez'
very effective French drama. will be produced.
AT Laura Keene's theatre the Seven Sisters vii BE
acted every night this week.
The next performance at the French theatre viii be
given on Tuesday, when " Uchards famous
comedy, ola Fiamina,n viii be performed On
Wednesday the theatre win be opened for the
performance OF original drama. called :" Our
Union Saved, or, Marion's Dream In this play
Miss Mary Agnes Cameron will play the PRINCIPAL part,
sustained by an English company.
I AZ Barnums Museum the pgBylar holiday spectacle,
'Ihe Magic wc announced for thf afternoon in the
evening Moneriea interesting DRAMA Sn los an Tears
wiz pc performed for the nrst time here
AT the New Bowery theatre Mr. Chshfrar will com
mence an engagement, playing his own part, Nose, in
"a Glance at New York and the Immortal "Toodles
drama called the "Dcvrs Oak il also announced
At the Bowery theatre addition 70 the performances
Of spaldng and Rogers circus troupe, an equestrian
drama called "Ihc Terror Of the Road rather highly
spiced production, il We may Judge by the bills, il an
nounccd for tonight.
Bryants' Ministries announce among other novelties
Rareyan burlesque. Hooley and Campbels give Ten
Minutes at the Academy Of Musc,n and Gritn's Happy
New Year" with its skating scene and chilling tableau
Among the miscellaneous announce enis Of the week
the most important the announcement Of grand con
cert at Irving Hall by Madame Anna Bishop. The hall
has been very successfully naugracd salon dc
cert, and Madame Bishop could not find better place
wherein TO take leave Of her legion Of admirers in the
metropolis. The details Of the programme for Madame
Bishops concert have not yet TRANSFERRED, but under
stand that will be composed Of the choicest morceauc
sung by the most popular Italian and Eglsh artists here
atouts
At the Brooklyn Atben@um, Messrs. Budwor,h, Camp
bell and others formerly OF Woods Ministries, viii give
concerts on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Budworth
win bring out his new buriesque on Rarcy
The first concert Of the Arion Society series viii take
place II Irving Hall on tho oath instant
Artistic MOVEMENTS Madame Fabbri gave concert
at the st louis Opera House last week The RepuJicdn
Gays that she achieved great The Savannah
theatre has been closed by the authorities and Mr. Mar
chant the manager of the Charleston g. O. theatre
duty with the State troops that occupy the arsenal
The Mobile and New Orleans theatres are, on dit doing
badly Miss Charlotte Cushman closed her engagement
at the Philadelphia Academy Saturday last. Mr. Col
Inns Is playing in tho "Colecn Bawn" at Baltimore Miss
Caroline Rchngs is the star at the 81. Louis theatre
theatrical business TO be very much depressed all
over the country. -
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LATER CoNMUMcAuoH WITH EuRorE.--we are informed
that the steamship North American which sailed from
Portland on Saturday for Liverpool via Londonderry will
stop at St. Johns n f. to take the British provincial
mails She will reach st. Johns Tuesday evening" and
merchants wishing to advise their foreign correspon
dents with later commercial news, by leaving their
sages with George stoker ESQ., at No. Broad street
fore Tuesday noon, have them telegraphed for
voyance by the North American and teegraphed from
Londonderry to England any point The continent of
Europe.
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The America mt Boston.

BcsroS, Jan. Is, 1861.
The America arrived at o'clock this afternoon She
was greatly iced up about the bowsprt small boat
from the wharf with line 10 aid the America in
Eng the dock, was upset, and drowned The
Americas mails forwarded to New York by the
halpast p NJ train, where they viii be due early
morrow morning
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Arrivals snd Departures

sAvAsxAu--steamship Montgomery--Ideulensnt r Eos
ter n, Lieutenant Il Broome = Nj " stark Miss
Thompson, Jas Lawson, Jr II Bradt Morris, Mrs
Banneli, Miss Swcedenbur4 chas kettlerce " Dale
Oppenheimer, II Harvard, N Aldrich w adams, WIN
Taylor and lady VIM joan Jo,ap, white, lady aud NO
children. Atwood and lndyand 10 In the Eteerage.
RfcuwoSp &c-steamshp Jamestown Well q sullivan.
Hannah JONES' Orr, Crelius johnson, Max knker
Mrs Jones and daushter, Westmore, lady and chld;
Parry, q GJohnson W Ferguson, Worth, Rayee,
Mrs Provost Mrs Provost and three children aud ~ u
the rteers0e.
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Bsn1ow-NoEsrs .On Tuesday, January 8, at the resi-
dcDce Of the brides father, by the Rev. j. IT, Tuttlc
FpERicK BARLOW, TO JosFTiayE NJ youngest daughter
Of j. 8. Norris, Esq.
HInmcK-HYiIT.-Tn this city, ON Saturday morning
January 5, by Rev J. Nillctt, AImRr ~ DERRICK 10
JENNIE V. HYATT only daughter Of Theodore Hyatt, ali OF
this city.
DuRpil1-SrIIrAy--In this city, Thursday even
ing january 0, at the brides residence by the Rev.
james Mctt, Mr. THOMAS q. DuEREIL 10 Miss Josnllyg
s. SrILlyAy.al OF this city.
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The Nebraska Legislature.

OMAHA, Jan. IL, 1851.
Both houses OF the Legislature adjourned die at
O'Clock last evening. Little general legislation has been
passed during the session An effort TO pass limitation
in effect repudiang all debts Of two years standing fail
ed Tho bills incorporating the Missouri and Western
and the Pacific Telegraph Companies passed both houses
and received the sanction Of the Governor
Tho weather Is warm and the snow melting rapidly.
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Drawings Of the Delaware state Lot
tcres.-WOOD, EDDY Co, Managers Of the
pnsI xsgucEs AHs Y Lam sT.TE I ,
IS, SO, GO, 81, 65, -, ~, -, "a, "a, II, 20.
DrIAw AHIs-CI ass y, Jan: r. 1861:
80, IA, %, as, 80, IL, SO, II, 18, II, 40, Al Q.
Circulate sent free u charge by addressing ethert
WOOD, EDDI 4 Co. Wilmington, pclsware,
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wheeler & Wilson's
Sewing Machines, with important improvements at re-
duced prices Office eos Broadway
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Bad Legs.-When, from Injury, Feeble
circulation, foul blood neglected chill Inflammation,
cecded BY liberation, has attacked the lower limbs Ho
ways Pills and Ointment have proved themselves the only
remedies capable Of enectng thorough cure.
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Wines, C0rdials and Liquors, Cham
psnc Bottled Ales London and Dublin Porter In ine or
jOHN j. STAFF, 50 Franklin street.
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Drawings OF H. France & Co.'s Dcie-
ware Lotteries:--
sv-sEx COUNTY, Class ELEVEN, Jan. H. 1861.
50, 20, 43, 70, "a, rs, 81, &C, 60. 81 So, 20.
GRANp CoNsorIpATED LoTrrRy CLAss Two Jan. L. 1851
SO, Sc, so, 20, Is, 46, 81, 10, 10, 81, IL, 43.
X. FRANCE 4 CO,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Nloldavla Cream, for Preserving and
identifying the Hair. Sold only at W. A. BACHELORS
newly invented Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
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Stefnway 4 Sons Ovcrstru0g Grand
end Pianos considered the nanufac-
nred warranted for Ave years. waroroons 80 and
Walker street
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Barry's TricOpherous IL the best and
cheapest article for dressing beaut curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, try IT, sold by all
druggists
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Reliablc, Harm
less and instantaneous black brown Factory 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied At BATcHELoR's Wig Factory ID
Bond street. =
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pecsThe beat In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied, as No. 8 Astor House.
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Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
0ce No yesey street stor House, opposite the church
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ROLLING Golfers TOR 1HI MILLION

u ASS & GRANT are In receipt ~ any quantity Of
ID Rolling Golfers. shovel Plow Blades, Cutivatof
Teeth Irons and handles, Corn Plows, single, double
and triple Shovel Plows Also, Evans Adams large
Breakers, and Deeres two and three herss Breakers
with Rolling Golfers, gauge wheel and extra lay.
Mc0regor, May 8, ls61w3
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Red, White and Blsse,'

Which has waved proudly DOR freedoms land,
the respect Of the Lion and Unicorn
the admiration OF the French Eagles, in fact Banner
held in profound respect by all the nations OF the
Earth--Are We my countrymen to allow that
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ATTENTION ATTENTION!!
Coal! COal!! COaI!!! Goa l!!!!

VIE under igned is in receipt of Twenty Tons of
i slosshurgh aud Pittsburgh Coal. Call on RAVEN
DAVIDSON, Agent, at the 'roneer Hardware store -
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Mc(;regor, NAV "a 1S6lwt
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?. O'BRlEN.
DEALER IN

Groceries. Green and Dried Fruits, Nuts,
Raisins, Fish. Flour, Provisions, Brosms, Wooden
are, ste, etc., corner OF Market Square, one door
May 90 ls6lml
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted to
"a Wells i Co., either by Nste or Book Account,
will please call within Thirty Days and settle the same
with f. TERRY. WELLS co.
NcCrfQor, May !, 1861.
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Life Insurance. .
Those desiring this safest and cheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, a state institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no Ion.
ger matter of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin as in Connec.
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. .COnident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece-
dented."we would cordially invite all our citi-
Gems to call at the office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. ). ). DAGG Eft, Prest.
A.W. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L, SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 80, 1860 VI.
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To be trailed in the dust Are to Star after
Star klotted from that old Flagl But united
voice comes from valley. hillside and mountain top,
from town, village and city, emphatcay saying may
the Goddess of Liberty forever plume her golden
wings Ger this fair land, and the AMERICAN
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HOTEL FOR SALE

! IIVI EI TVV pstDIsN
4uyIIE "Sackrider HOTEL" in Mct;regor Is Of ~
u fsred tor sale trade, easy terms MiI
T!.efe are . Good Barn md unfaiins Well on he
pr.mi.s g. Improved Land within short distance OF
Mctireg or, would be regarded as good pay" A
small stock OF Goods could be .ot, ed for the
property. Apply to C. VAN vALKENBERG, on the
premise, or to A.. p. RtGlAkDsGN,
May 8, 1861 Times Office.
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Buy the News !

Buy the News!
CHARLES O. PACKARD offer. for sale All thu
valuable Eastern Chicago and Milwaukee DAILrEs.
the Ledger Mercury the various Magazines, 10. SC.
suoscr,p tons obtained for any paper Msgszine .
in the United States. Call az the Post Once for
NEWS from all quarters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-03
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
DRYAN,S
PULM0NlC WATERS,

Tho Original Medicine Established in 1887. and
FIRST article Of tho kind ever introduced under
the name of "PULMoNIC WAFRRs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonic Waters
arc counterteits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being sttmpe.l each Wa
FER.
BRYAN PuLMoxIC Warns
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsensss.
BRYAK's PuLxox1C WAPxRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
Bay ANS PULMONIC WAPsas
Aslicve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BxyAN's PuLxoNIc WAv RS
isciteve lncipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAHs PULxoNTC WArgRs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tousils
BRyAN's PuLNoNIc WAFxRs
keiievo the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAx's PUlxoNiC WArERs
Are blessing to oil Glasses and Consultations.
BRrAN's PULxoNIc WARNS
Are adapted for vocalists and Public Speaksrs
BRrAN's PuLxONIC WApgRs
ARC IN simple form, and pleasant to the tssts
DRYAx's PU. AoNIc WArsRs
Net only relieve, but cec, rapia and lasting cure.
BRYAS's PULAONIC WAFEas
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every one
No family should be without box Of
BRNAN's tU LMoNlO WAFsn
In the house.
No Traveller should be without . supply OF
baYAN's l'uLAoNlc Warns
in his pocket.
No rc-son will ever object to give for
BRlAN'S PULMONiC WlFEY;
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
Sold b all the Druggists in Davenport and else.
where. nov27 dkvlv