davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune.
The Destruction Of the Harperss Ferry
Assenal..D Details Of Lieut.. JOness Elk
plot.

Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune.l
The Destruction Of the Harperss Ferry
"details Of Lieut.. JOness Elk.
plot.
CHARBsssBuRG, April 10.
Our usually stately old town has been
in a fever Of excitement for several
days.
The excitement had just began to
abate little when, at one o'clock this
afternoon, several large omnibusses
drove into town, and company Of reg
ular troops landed at the railroad depot.
They proved to be Lieut.. Jones and his
company Of regulars from Harper's Fer
~, and they announced that they had
fred tie public factories and blown up
the arsenals ct ten last night and made
their escape. The news spread like
wildfre, and our people gathered around
them by hundreds, and cheer after
cheer went up for the brave fellows.
The facts, - gathered them from
Lieut.. Jones, are ~ follows: Several
days ago he was advised from head
quarters that his post was in imminent
danger, and directing him to be prepar-
ed tor any emergency. Yesterday he
had information from various sources
that an attack would be made upon the
arsenal last night. The militia Of the
place, Who professed loyalty, resolved to
disband the laborers, who were acting
as guards, manifested significant un-
easiness . special train was known to
be on the way to the Ferry, and there
was positive information Of bodies oil
troops, III all amounting to over 1000
men, having moved from Winchester,
Charleston and other points, to sard the
Ferry. Early in the evening the little
garrison, consisting OF but SO men, CON-
menced the preparation to enable them
to destroy the arsenals and arms in case
Of necessity. They cut up planks and
other timbers with their swords to ignite
the buildings. They emptied tha,r
mattresses, filed them with powder;
and carried them into the arsenal, %
that no suspicion Wa aroused among
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
INDlANApoLls, April 2;

INDIANAPOLIS, April %.
Senator Douglas spoke here tonight
from the balcony OF the Bates House,
10 an immense sndicnce in the street.
ii the midst of heavy shower OF rain.
He said our country is in danger, our
Capital Is tesieged, and piracy invited
aaas 10 prey upon our commerce; that the
Northwest eau never consent to have
.. their access 10 the ocean cut of by the
States that it is the duty of our citi-
gems, Democrats as well as Republican.
! TO rlse up and unsheath the sword in de-
tense Of our constitutional rights, and
never sheath itunta they are secured.
VI, vqpIdsset ipGisSe en- the rights Of
Tie South. He had ever defended them.
He had done everything 10 his power to
avert this war. hut it Is forced upon Us.
IT'S % time to enter into nice discus-
LID lsiols Of It. causes. Let IN vipdicste
i. .por rights fret and discuss the causes of
- :, orr Eqpble ,sit1rMasd q He, called bic
countrymen to rise - one man, and do
.iss,bseelsi 6f~sheir constitutional ind ina-
lisaabls rights.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in afew weeks BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with . severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
10 anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To oil who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used (fres Of charge with the direc-
ton for preparing and using the same, which they
will End . suRs CUaB 1oR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, 30. The only object Of the adver
tiscr in sending theprsscription il 70 benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he CON-
be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAnsDuRGH,
octf6-lyl Kings County, New ork.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

the people. The asms, $4,000 10 num-
Mr., wire lI6u plscG1 in the best posi-.
ten 70 bsaestroysf BY the explosion,
"a spli ts Of boqas and straw were
led in di6srSot plaees 10 the shops,
! 90 that oil the public baildings could be
DESTROYED. Al niue o'clock Lisut. Jones
sas advised Of the advance Of not less
than 1000 men, who expected 70 be
upon him by midnight, and be at once
pIoceeded to the work OF destruction.
The windows and doors Of the building
we're opened, 20 that the flames could
have free course; and when all was
| ready. the fires were started in tho car
penter shop, the trains leading to the
powder ignited, and his men marched
out. The cry Of fire alarmed the town,
and Just ~ Lieut.. Jones and bis men
were entering the lodge to escape, sn
efclted crowd pursued bin, threatening
vengeance upon him for having fred the
buildings. He wheeled his men, and
declared that unless the crowd dispers-
ed he would FIRE upon them.
The mass fell back, and he fed by the
canal and took to the woods. Several
shots were fred after him, but without
effect. He vas not out Of town over fif.
teen minutes when he heard the first ex-
plosion, and the light Of the burning
buildings lit his path as he escaped
northwa He does not doubt but that
the destruction of the srsenals, shopr,
ETC., 10 complete, - he heard the differ
ent explosions distinctly.
When be got out Of the town he found
that TOUR Of his men we're not in ranks,
and he hears that they have been cap
tured aud slain. He made = hurried
march for Hsgerstown, wading streams
and swamps, and reached that place at
o'clock this morning. He at once
procured omnibusses there, and react ed
this place in time for the afternoon
train eastward, amid the hearty cheers
Of large crowc OF our people departed
for Carlisle Barracks.
The troops we're covered with mud,
and we're evidently much exhausted, as
they had not eaten anything after les v
ing Harper's Ferry until they arrived at
Chambersburg. Here they were prompt
" and bountifully provided with pro.
visions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

GEN. Rurus KING, recently appointed
Resident Minister at Rome, has asked
leave of absence from his post 10 order
to take command of bic regiment, from
Wisconsin. There is . strong desire
that Cassius NJ. Clay should also have
permission to postpone the duties Of hi
mission to do military service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
n 0TICE

INV TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ purchssed his material At cast
0 prices East, he Is now prepared t
ofer to the public q good stock il
quality and quantity Of CARRIAGES and
WAGONS - ever offered in this ra,ket, q
reduced ratcs, and will do al kinds Of repairing il
nv line, q prices 70 correspond with the times
All kinds Of Eastern Carriage and Wagon timber
on hand ct Ill times and for sale founs's old
stand, corner second and Iowa streets.
applicability D. g. KELLY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

Thu Memphis Avalanche says that
Frof. Wise of Eronautic fame, 10 at
present engaged in selling apples and
candy At the street corners in that city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
LOsl--eS Reward.

GONE TINE LAST FALL, A MAHOGANY
~ Box was taken from the residence Of the I'm.
dersigned. Said Box contaned . large number
OF pepess OF value to N one but the subs riber
Hs will pay tho shove reward for their return and
ask NO questiens CHAS FRENCH.
The box is to be left ct this Office.
spr22-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

CoUeHs. The sudden changes Of our climate
srs sources Of PULMONARY. bronchial and A.
rHNArIc AS1BCrIoxs. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tninly when taken in the early stages Of the dis
BroseAial 7roekss," o. Lossnges, let The Cold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat b ever 20 slight
a. BY this prscaution moro serious attack may
be efectuslly wsrded:of. PuBLIc SpsAkERs and
SlNGERs will find them efeclual for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
nov17 -dkw6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
apsl8]
isMul W9o<aa.

NOV IS THE TINE TO LAT IN WOOD
~ ior wiltsr pss. We hsvs dry kindline wood
cord. sS's-s-- 49, - -
9sisk g yen viii ~ too late.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


\ woRD = rae = 80. = u desiis1 q
10 the loss = vital sesss 0s.s .pe. -,
ie dssay, = osly - ~ psaisd y -.
vivityiae IISpastsoa vseh Fs6ttiss ths sAsSkgtl
ed spirits, without sstaiiiss tls sxhaassioa
which 10 always The Asal sssss Il esdisssy sti.-
ulants. We tsndsr 70 the aged HOSTETTER'd
.STOAACH BJTTERS = 81 invigSsass ~ -
stosstivs, inusdists in il beneficial asti.a and
permanent 10 in effect. II tones the stomach
inpsovss the apostle, sets like charm upoa the
spirits, and tssds net only . pfoloag life beyond
its usual spas bat 70 render It - enjoyable in il
evening - In IL psiss. Per syspspsia, oppsss.
sion Afssr eating. blioss sholis, vial eholis
spasns Of the stsnasA. dck nervous hsad- aehs
chilIs and fsvsr, trsusns, prostsstsa, and al the
complaints special 70 he fssbssr ssx, the Bitter,
ere ssssnsty recommended b. thoasasds vhohava
witnessed their superior efficacy in such easss.
spr13-dkvln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

"Thsis Gssossss len thsa Abruptly s~1
Very UnDlesssnsly u PGblIe Flsses's ..
This remark viii not apply to these Who ere for.
tanats enough u have their garments nads with
machines, taking what i called As dosbls 1oel
stiseh, as is the cas- With the LADD, Wsssrsl /
Go. Machine, which makes the stitch alike on
both sides Of the material, leaving No sndsv eide
ridge to wear out BY washing and ironing. Thssa
machines are meeting want long expressed BY
the public, in their adaptsdnsss TO al kinds d
Sewing that it il possible Or practicable 70 DO
Wherever Sewing can b. done. in muslia Or even
leather, they will do ~ amount Of work that il
truly astonishing. Strong in construction, yet "a
simple in mechanism - to b easily undsntood
they fully merit the rspststisn they have o.
tanned, Of being tks bese Sseisg kaeh.ss ssss ~
vensed. We Do our friends favor By referring
them to tn advertisement in regard to those ma.
Chimes Philadelphia Kaqsirsr.
aprl3-dAwln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
TINE SCOTT HOUSE.


nN THE FIRST DAY or FEBRUAR
~ this we'll known Hotel changed pro-
psiston. One Of the undersignsd, the owner u
the premises, and the original proprietor, viii b
in the Office . vsleo0s I'll old asd new fEisndss
We latter oussslves that with oar expsEisnos
and our saLssios aeeonnodations ~ ean ooss y
the travelling allie I'll The soMfnvtsofs veil reg
uiss.s hoasS ~ sao loW pstee o.
One Dollar Per DavI
We are determined that this shall b 1.-THE bsss
Dollar House il the State.
One Hundred and Ten Day. Boardors
can BE- accommodated. Families desiring rooms.
are invited 70 call and make their selections.
A Losys ssd 0bsssssiio~s &sbls eo~asessd ssisA
~ HeuseI
To orr farming friends " would promise that
the sa0s libevaiity will - extended 70 them -
heretofore, and the highest prices paid 70 then
for that part Of their psodaes used By the House.
]. J. HUMPHREY 4 co.
jas32-d4wu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

lVJU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO REPORT
1 1t year Annoy, corner Of second and Brady
streets, this THURSDAY evening. and every sue.
ceeding evening, Sundays excepted, 1t n o'clock
until further notice.
J.D.BREWSTER.
apslSl Lieut.. Commanding.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

tsfses srase charged ct the nsts n =, As -.
eaeh sdd Il. nal square, e''Sv 'os
- - AaH square, two thirds Of II. .Ao,.
Bs.i.'s' ossds rot to exceed lines. SO 90 ~,
rss sch sls.gs - additional chang. Of Is cent.
LAEge sats charged desbls TIE cane dipe,.,.,.
Yearly advertising eontsssts will b, ,na.,..0,A
'oapTiy strictly 70 the Immediate basine.s - ~.
aevestses, saG al ether advestissneate sent = i.
sae advertiser win b charged extra. =
:, Aovertaeeosnts not seeoopanied With irst,v..
.Ssc ~. - inserted astil forbid, and charged 90.
Editorial aetisss charged for :. Tho r... a. IS
s:I 20 nne, Q! sght words. and special notices
- ~ cents per line, o. 50 cents . line per veek.
~ soslese 'os religious AID benevolent puy.
49, g ny kind Whatsoever. Of ordinary length.
Sso.Ps uneie ennounssmsnts Of maryisess and
Advertisements from Abroad mn +. ,.;a o..
s"sssssSty IN adsssss, unless from appro,sa
Agents.. ''O- 'pp''''a
Coatiass Tor yearly advertising tsspinahle =.
Ne c9tten Of advsstissn, they - nag A sAvsn..
oen! o. - pr oeot. - the oootrset prioe.
Advenissnssts insssted next 70 vssAips ,.at..,
oeo.. advasee - the shove vatss snd kept
on or "a pages, Is Per cent. advance on resuIs,
advance. '' = Ps'a 'ofis
!, Aavs1tissssats issssssd I, weekly On rea,o...
RICHARDSON, WEST 1 co.
SANDERS BRO.
-. DAtDORP / co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

Graham esd Rye Et0o0r !
DIE NEAL, CeRH NEAL lBoLfyD Anp
IA esase) niddliags, Bsaa, 6h01ss Osas a.
Con, TIE ~ the sosltsy psodUses, =
RU00L10;,
nsyoedn H. ~, Wsa 0ssead assst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

WESTCHESTER HOUSE,
COR. BROONg DOwERv,
~ n ~ - . II -.
grHIs WELL KNCwN AND CENTRALLY
i lsssted Hstsl, ssvIy furnished. Kept On the
EUROPEslN PLAN
ACConNoDATIoHS HoR 80 GUESTS
0ssa sesns, - ssnts, - cents and q per dsy.
Csumisass hseos ani Pasisss, q y 3S pr day.
The best tbe New York naskets s1osd will b
served daily q ~ Eaaisg Cosatsr 40 In tae
WI Viz soois viii ;. stocked with .As,..
Aseashel . - Hessl " hsve : READING
RO0n, Bath ROOM, BAFBEHS SHOP and
City hallway CARS s.a 0nsIsUssEs
psss ~ Hsese iron sll ths P9RRj:S, kAII-
WAY D1P0T0 ss1 plasn o. Ps6lis Amusement,
evesy tbree 0inutss 1odsg he day end evening.
CARRIAGES fusniShsd % spp'ieatios ss the
OAss.
0oszaatr1 1G0rc1aA1atD
NH ~ Il . tbsis INTEREST = saks this Hesss
thsis hoos whsa u the City.
We solicit year patronA9e, esIteyine snos sno s
Ebesal asSeaGs0ents Of the WkSJCHkSTkA
HOUSE ~ sosh = will b sstirsly ssfiasctosy
rs. =, 1851. Wv. LELAND I 90.
spslS.lm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

Having purchased Of JACOB n. RldridGs ~
interest in tho firm Of Eldridee Willisas,
would respectfully return thanks for the generous
patronage hssetofoss rscsived, and hops. BY stssl
attention 70 the wants Of customer, and ny De-
sire 70 please, 70 nerits eostiauaase q the Sane.
March 10, 1861.
nchl6-dAwa1 A.F.WyLLTANS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

Flour and Feed Store.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLO OUT
III their we'll known Flour and Peec establish
nsnt ON Second street, 70 Mr.. !. D. Ruggles take
pleasure in introducing him to their old cusEom-
ers, and asking for him the same liberal cubtom
% freely extended y ourselves, for which W
desire returning our siscs thanks.
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
4. d. RUG GIL Rs,
(SUC0KSSOR 70 ROWE d HXD1)
Coomleelon Mesehaee ssd Dsales u ~
kiDAs 81 RDoss 0e0s
10. IL West q st., Dave1pert, IoWs,
Winter whsst Flosr,
Spring Wheat Flour,
Boekwheat Flour,
Graham F1euS,
Rye Four,
Bye Meal,
Cosnlneel. coarse.
Ban and Shots,
Gem il ~,
CesD, shsllet,
and al kinds Of Mil Products, viii b kspesoa.
staatly on hand and cold at reasonable rfs@s fes
cash. Purchases delivered IN aaypast = tAssiey
ne saIs sribss Il prepared = ~ ~ hitAss.
market psicefos eountsy produce. InossHe
MAD DO6S!!
PROCLAMATION OF MAYOR
o1fas- taI
CITY or Davonx9o9s.
COMPLAINTS HAVING BEEN MADE 70
~. n: BY ''ndv persons in this city Of he '1''-
M - ID DO G0s
Notice il hereby given 70 al persons svsisg Deg.
o. havisg them In their passessseo, that the 49,
n.sst b MUzZLED on or BE- orc the I'd day Of
April. 1861, and 70 = keep them for the tenn q
All Dogs feund running 1t large, without nus-
sLD afls5 sach date, will s. dealt With aeoesding
= lsv b IT, City Aasshsl.
DAvszroas, April 1t, 1851. ,,,,-
sp'i-dul Mayer S'sts> =
GSNhGne esd Rye Ev0esr !
DYE NEAL, CORR NEAL Quilted AND
IA esaus) MiddliaQ, Bsaa, 6hssls, Oats a.
Cosns TIE bsss ths so1LtU psodoeee,ss
RUO0LES',
fsyooiH u. ~, We1 0eeen1 GOeest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
DropoSIl5.
OPpics or CoMNissARy OF SUBSISTENCE.
No. Ststc.s.., HEw-IORK, Oct. |, 1861.
SITDpl IES

Orgies CoMMfssANY OF 81 BsisrENCE,
No. Z Ststs.ss HEw-YORK, Oct. |, 1861.
A RMY SUPPLIES.
N Proposals will be received by the undeuyned at bis
office No. Safest. until4 O'Clock p Of WEDNESDAY
the 9th OF October for fa0hing for Of the United State.
Amy Dedicated Poaoes atd Desiccated anc Compressed
Mixed Vegetables follows, VIZ Duiing the months Of Dc
oher 1884, pounds OF Potatoes and 100000 pounds OF
Mixed tables all q which Is Is desirable 70 receive a
possible snd for the following ten months 100000
pounds nhly each OF these articles the Government hay
lug the stipulated right Of decreasing the quantity to DO
ceiyed moshy to $4,000 pounds 81 each ar cle oy giving
notice OF two months alec right TO increase the
quantity Of each article to be received TO the extent OF tho re-
lurcmenis OF the public seryceby giving previous notice Of
month.
These articles must bo Of Domestic Manufacture aud In
quality equal to the beat known In the markets aud are TO be
rone seasoned wood boxes lined with tin zinc aud
taDins 100 pounds each Bid. for Dedicated Posa
toes aeed 10 half barrels aud inod wh pepeI according 10
,npo 4, be exhibited will also DO received Bids TO be en-
must be subscribed by two responsible sure los
that IL the bid shall be accepted the CONTRACT
slial b. folly compiled with 80, =, a !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
WHEREAS the LINDELL HOTEL CON-

IN HEREAS, the LlNDELL HOl Ell ~ w,
,b,ep huad,ei ard INV nine and recorded 10 The Record
srs Office Of st. Lous County In Book No "a a. sU
also b. is other deed dated the said fist day Of Deos%e
supple mental 20 sad rst decd did convey unto
A. DICK the following described real estate situated 10 s'es
No l26 Of the City Of ST. Louis and described as oow
@ lot or Pscs Of Land Io S1s Sns SsSSs I'd
ATTY In depth aud bounded south BY Washington sos
east b. Sixth teet north By the north line Of sac hea ~
ffmed to Joseph TaioB aid known survey No on We
wei by Seventh street. Second certain lot or pee
gound situate In sid block containing abeus seys " e
thry feet deep on Green street, be the more or -
being o and designated the plat Of the loo h %
Cbristy as lot No. 81 bounded the west By Ne \,
out by Chusty, the nodh by Green street on hs -
Sixth street aod on the south by tae o' he,e e
and Dick In trust TO secdre the payment esi assu,
therein described amounting to four hundred sa,.
being eight hundred bonds Of five h1ndrcd eoL s.esa
bic IN ten years from the first day Of December ,sa 90
hundred aud dy nine TO Peter Liate or .e III ps
bic at tho Baat Of Commerce IN SewiSFss IA. sDa As. The
among things provided IN sac Scsd become
S. sSa ,i4 Unpaid o =, IA a
thereof that then by reason Of slcn notwithstanding
haud forthwith become due and psyaoe, A sn2
alb bond, nav not appear their lace 70 De s nsr-
whereas .ad Linds Hotel Coypshy ns 81 bOos
TO three HUNDRED and eight hos.aa Sae cp The
ali OF which the sensunua ipeIes 1svsne has beea
es day Of June eighteen haad.sd m unpaid although
some or all of &c has been demanded NJ MORRISON. Ed
Now Therefore, we, WILLIAM a. nick Trustees. %
sosssad At request Of many Of the i1di,aTs ss ss pro
rs,icns holding said bonds and 10 Ssy Of 0cos
her sieen hundrsd and sxyone and e hs ssnscs
eleven o'clock ths forenoon and hse ,S Court HOuss h
Civ az ST. Louis Missouri proceed 70 sei ths so0 ~ he hsh
and property for cash q. psSs q 3:
s, duo thereon md any Or charges
payable under tho proyiadscn' q ms No -
"Ps"'''N '"'"N EDWARD BREDkLI.
FRANKLIN a. plVh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05

T,HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT.

"THEf GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT
DISTANT RELIEF, STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR voICHs
sPALDING'S
THROAT oNFECT1oNs
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN
GOOD FOR LECTURERs
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDINGs THROAT COMPETITIONS
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING,S THROAT COMPETITIONS
They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Throat.
They give strength aud volume to tbs yoi,,
They imp,rt deiciOu, nrom, to TO the bre,it
They are delightful to the tns.
They als made Of,np, herb, and :anao! harm ,uyons
Isdvs every one who hhs Cough Husky Voice, or
BAD Breath or any dEculy ofths Throat to get Paoksg'
Of nv Throat CONNECTIONS, they will relieve you instantly
and you will ,grss With that they right to the 'pot
You will find them very useful and ps,n. willis trivslln
or sendia, public meeting, for sps your Cough ssy
Ing your hlsr. II you Try ps9kasoI ,aein ''yiu
thu, you win ever atsrwsrd consider them Indispensable
You will and them the Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Ny Signature on each package. Ali others are coani'fc.
package III DO ,sal By matt prepaid on rsoeiP Of thirty
cents
Address,
HENRY c.. SPALDING,
No % Ced.r,,. Nsr.YaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
0at = az l, 60 G,sy.ll.,g 49,. .As
pHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER

i OF TIE AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY Of Rdxhury has discovered In ore - orr
COMmOH PASTURE WEEDS. sremedy list cares every
kirI Of Humlr from the wors. scrofrs dovu 20 comma
. bottle. will cure tho worst kind Of pinpIes the
face
2to bottles will clear lts ay'tem Of piles
bottles waranet 20 cure the worst esnkef IA the
mouth aud stomach. ~
9to bottles are warranted to lie wor't ud Of erys
elias, g,
Ito bottles are var satei all humor' IN the eyes
ITO bottles warranted to cure raining % tae ears ana
blotches among the hsir.
2to bottles warranted to cure tho worst csses OF ring
worm.
case Of Hieumasn-
$50 bottles a . warranted 20 cure salt hsuui.
5 10 bottles will cure the wont OF acrofuls
hsueGt Is always eIpe fenced from The fret bottle and
prrfrc. cure warranted 81 the above quantity taken.
BY giving strict attention 20 the direction in tue pamphlet
around Zach botde ard iudCiois application Of tas
SlROfuLA OINTMENT,
HEALING OINTMENT, AID
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer and Of whatever kind " nagte 10 perstIy
and permauently healed
Prlcc III PER bottle
For sale by respectable druggists everywhere.
HO. YOUNG MAN 1T is not medicine you
4 4 need but Information withou, which you ruined :.
Read Tract viii send you for due mo staps aud cure
yourself by gly New Method safe aud sue Adde'S
LAROY SUNDERLAND. Boston, Masi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
lanes TYLER (late of Nos 2aud A Mulberr,

sly Informs his friends md the public that lie has removed
A"nns flsg sacking and Cot Bottom Mandatory No.
81 Win d, establishment Bed and BEDDING Store Horse AID
sieGhsndi's Covers &c MAX Bsss, Peed Bags ec etc.
tAhiy on hand. He would Iaticuary call the attention Of
carmen and othes 10 his newly Invented ed Bag
retail. - NNN WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
Dantins Acaocmics.
A DODWORTU's DANCING AGA

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. No "a FiRh.sv, corner Of 25th.s,., Neyy-Yorf,
No l37 Mor,sgve-St, Brooklyn. - 80
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS in Brooklyn. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS Ia New-york commencing octooe! 10
Brooklyn, October2 IN NeW-York
In d. new bndiug on SHAY recently erected for the puI-
pose win be fouud every requisite for such an
in addition the Dancing cls,es viii also De o
rjs. In nay syate OF Casbenics, especially valuable 20
ladies and chill 1en Of delicsefrsne M would
be glad make arrangements with Semnaes o' iesSon' III
Dancing CAisthtnics, or Military Drill .