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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14
FUNERAL OBSEQ UJES
LIEUT.. COLONEL WENTz.

] The Ia., tr,iute of respect was paid ye.ie'-
da, 10 the remains OF tae gallant ILL., o"'onei
wentz, in The oct imposing and appropriate
manner Never has there beer witnessed. IN
our city, anything tba, aI preached It 10 grand
sublltuity ar "a h. numbers which Inc ceea'
non called forth A. with one accord the eat
izcna ard military ,trnel o,.t to Pay the la-t
respects 10 Iowasteire..ttativs soldier. ihs
Unexpectedly early arrival Of the body .rerdef-
ei 1t la,ios-.hie 10 give general notice through
the county. but not siatanding this. large NUN
b.r. Il people from all parts of The country
wer. il Attendance.
The bod, lay in state IA. the Hall duf'bg the
ioreuoon and until z O'Clock, aud was visited
iy thousands Of psopl. The grand feature of
the day PRIOR to tufia eef.n,on.es Wa. til.
turning out of the setolar- cf the different
school- Of the city, e visit the cori-e. They
come IN we'll organized i.tachmenis from each
of the several districts, each schooi. with It's
respective teacher or teachers in coGtnaLd
an, each bearing ia iron. y bauner with the
name OF the school or number o! the district
Represented, and likewise ah appropriate IN
scription. The children assembled al The md
Bagti-, Chprch, according TO programme ard
ut O'clock they commenced filing away 10 the
Hall We had no idea there was such thioug
OF scholars in the city. Taken together there
could not have been les than two thousand,
aud with the best manag.m.nt aud greatest
expedition IT took nearly two honts To sfioid
them all the promised pt,s,ies" oi Visiting The
distihguishe,! ruiJ-e. Asil!- from the -o''fn-
mites oi IL. nncaSun thu irnanatfsI q" on
The part ot ne scholars oi ouI city, was
light worth seeing, and which elic,ed uIiver.
sal admiration.
While the scholars w.re passiDp through
the Hall military preparation commenced uh-
der Mrl-hsi Hill. preparatory to -seoi''ng the
remain. to the grave. A dr;a.chfneit II Fix
companies OF tho llih Regiment under com
mand Of IL. Col Han which lad been de-
tailed as m,iitsty escor,. formed on tn norib
eide o. second street with the iish, resting on
Brady street while or the south side with the
right sting on Perry street; wac d.tatcii.
m.nt q the "a Cavalry. Tie l-ar--, drawn
by four e, al black horses, sLd t.stooIed With
American Aags was drawn W in front II the
main entrance. and at about halt past two
o'clock TIE leaieis-three from Compary G.
of the Iowa FIRST md three fscm the Turner'S
Assoco,ion Of which the ,i.ceatsd in-m- |
Der. entered ,he Hail rid r.mo,".i TIE co!ii,
to the hearsc, ard IN few rnona~.ia the 70.
,uu.ky,s reversed. The order oi the process
zion was MS ioiloa-:
A;a Chief Marshal. Sid.
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NUN MBER n.

grounded. BY tho time she was got 81, IL vas too
late. IN my judgment, 60 proceed, And mate sig
male for tho Sandron 10 sochor ont, oil gun shot
u the enemy To-day the 0nd blows . gale
irom the south ward and westward. and the attach
"a unavoidabiy postponed.
have tho honor to be, sir respectfully, your
oh serv't 4 r. DUporr
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TI>HE HOLDERS OF LOTS IN OAKDALE
i Cemetery are hereby notified tha. wooden
ceens are not allowed to be placed upon any of tho
lots in said Cemetary and oil other material i'm
provements upon lots, must be made in accordance
with the rules OF the Company. 1t is the desisn
Of the Company TO place stone corners with the
number to each lot as soon circumstances will
admit; aud the erection Of fences thereon would
interfere with such an arrangement.
ny order Of BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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From, Manassas.

DaRNEsTowN, Noy.9
Ana.riyal from Western Virginia. brings dates
from Manassas TO the 10th Oct. The central di-
vision ot the Rebel army was at Centersile. An
immense number Of hands were engaged IN erect
ing entrench msGts, .ic nating an attack by Nc
Ci,llan johnson was at Ccntervio and Braure-
gard AZ Fairfax Depot, on the night u Dsid'ek :
road and wa also preparing FIR an anticipated At
tack The com hired tcT, es Of y huson and i,eau
regardks estimated not to exceed 100000 bIhtitg
men, but reintorcements are expected IRON Rteh-
mond. Their artillery amounted To 2ao ! ieoes,
mostly indiiierently manned and horses oi poor
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Ala. tltlIeus ara Marriages. AiV
The procession though extensive ard extend.
iGg nearly mile il length, was brought
into line and matched away in perfect order,
under the competeut management Of Marshal
Hill ani his efficient corps of Aids.
The Guard Of Honor consisted Of about forty
men Of Company G. Who fought under tbs
then Capt. WeLtz. al the bloody battle of
Wilson's Creek, in August last. This Guard
and extended entirely around the hearse
Col. W 3 horse. with the usuAi mourn ming trap.
pings. was led behind the hesrse.
.hs procession. with Mufiied music. marched
down SECOND street TO Games. thence up to
Fourth. and back TO Brady aud then to Oak
dale Genet. ~ by the way OF Locust street, ar
irving there just before sunset.
All aio'g the line Of march th. cross roads
we're flied with people and carriages waiting
to see the procession pass. Housetops, baieo-
ME snh windows were crowded with anxious
watchers VI the grand military and civic dem.
ons,rat.on. The rcene while passing up Brady
street VAS grandly imposing. Nearly the
whole line OF procession wac in view, and cn
either side OF the street were drawn up .
guard OF Cavalry, aud lining the sidewalk
we're thousands OF people. and the seholars Of
the private and city schools drawn mp in order
With banners displayed, while in all directions
were .een draped flags at half mast, sn OF
which, taken together with the toling Of bells
and the snlsmn inus,c OF the bauds, constituted
one OF the most grand and impressive scenes
ever witnessed.
The entire city seemed to he il mourning
Most places Of business We, closed, and FOR the
hour all trade. travel and business was er,i.a.
" suspended. Never have we seen OR city 80
completely sbroudea in moarDin ESQ uuani.
n"nsiy intent npon pay ug lis Fs.pects 10 the
dead
Ii was nearly .snneet when the procession
Reached the gave Col Hall drew W. bis
command 90 the north side Of the grave, while
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MIGHT DISPATCHES
itu,n New Hosh.

HE1 ioHk. Nos -.
tlier- have been received to-day, i3r the shin
nant o rdnance ami urduauct stores 10 Hort
Royal They viii i,.. forwarded immediately
letter from itimuiu l., the big Peerless
states tua1 the rebei steamer Nashville Wa at st
GeGIges III tho ssh II October Las, taking IN
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l,airfiJoIc Europe.

Nav lohK, Nov. -.
Ihr flris. "frt. -lss the Convection r..h tIA Y
t. Mexico vii be anne tnctd TO tie Amen N
Gotefuincnt ~itA ~. invitation ~ JOIN the cape
dition.
The same iournal says one objcr, o' the expc-
dillon is u CONS .liute strong G.yefLine iar
Mexico.
Two trst-ciass British men oi " ar axe ordered
/" be ready forthwith.
;ha DuAe .. A,gyir, Ia a speech, had takr n
strong ground against Al, interference wha.eNv 90
American ailaIrs
The En1i,-h Bu.Ia oi Trad Q ret atns shoa j. con-
tlnu. j decrease IN exports.
IL was stated that iaIup-.ie let had anpcarci IN
Iaris, eating tEo American GosetHment 10
take military precaution agalus. frensa tafa-
siOiIs.
n.turhanee. arc rer"rie.i al ~. ielui. .3urh.
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J. q. SHORtI
r .oG PUMP MAKER.-OFFICE, OPPOSITE
IL Post Gice, Davenport, Iowa.
my3:d&wf
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NaEMBERS OF THE SAaoRRLD 0UADD6
Ul having nusksts in their Tesossaioa ess ~
qusstsd 70 leave then ct onse at Klnsellsb As9ss.
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llsNATDS LANCER. /.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON q ACCOUCHEUR.
L Ov1ICK-S0sth-ea -east corner a Brady and 0sc-
ond streets Office hours from ! 70 8 A. n !, Asd
to Pm tuDe07s0
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i turer, ono door wet Of corner
~ 10th and beClairs streets, Davenport,
-owa. Ailinstruments Of my own malU warranted
and kept in order without charge, i've yos.
N. B.-Repsiring and5tuning done st al timer
and in the best mlenner.
bkvENrox1, April %. 1860. lapl16-dI~
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COUNCIL. PssOC Cf.AislNs.>
sPEuIt.. aEkfIAo.

CouScrr CHAMBtR Nov. Is 1861.
His Honor the Mayor, GEO. Ii FRENCH.
in the chair--cal He'd Council To order.
Present Aid G!sssman, Kauffrann Noe,
Peters Renwick, schmidt ami W-ineit
lis Honor, the Mayor. stated the object Of
t!s meeting which was called to attend the
iuueral Of IA. Col Wen'z. and to tax. into con
s,Ierat.on Of what interest, itany A L.Clair-
has. or has had, in portion OF the puhic le
wee above Pe,ry street.
Aid PETERS offered the following
WHEREAS. We are 10 day called upon to
mourn the loss Of 1t. tol. Wsptz, q late resi-.
dent Of this city, who fell on the field of hon.
o. gallantiy fighting for his coua,sy.
Resolved That We sympathIzs deeply with
the family Of the deceased iH til eli cad beresve
mebt.
Resolved That this city has lost one Of its
most nerful and respected c,izens-the coun-
try one Of its bravest sons; ons di.,inguishsd ed
Tor his unswerving generosity, honesty and
patriotism
RESOLVED, That the Clerk be instructed to
publish these resolutions in the different ra
pers Of the 9 ty and transmit a copy thereof TO
the family Of the deceased.
Adopted
Aid PETERS NOV cd that uh-n the Council
s6journ, 1t adjourn to attend the funeral "t 1t
Col. Wentz. which motion was carried
Aid. KAUFMAN offered the following:
Resolved That the City Attorne, is hereby
requested to ascertain what interest. il any.
the estate Of A. lie Claire has in any portion Of
the river landing above Perry street and below
the Railroad bridge
Resolued, Tha, the Mayor. is requested to
confer with the executors Of a. LIE Claires e.
tate and ascertain on what terms they will
dispose Of, to the city, any rirh.s said estate
may have in the river landing above Perry
street and below the Railroad bridge.
Adopted.
On motion. Council adjourned.
Attest HENRY MIrrRLBuscnsR. Clerk.
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River items.

WEDNESDAY, November Is.
ARRIVED.
PRNBINA Hill, st. Louis.
KATE CAssgL, Hiilhouse, Montrose.
DRsMoINEs CIrY, -, St. Louis.
'DKPARTRp.
ADHINE, Gait, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
PEABINA, Hill, St. Paul.
D8sAOI8Es CITY, -. st. Louis.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Par
er, will depart for ST. Luois and way points th,s
morning.
The Jennie Whipple, Capt. White and Clerk
Lowrie, will depart for Montrose this morning at
z o'clock.
The light draught packet romercy, Capt. Davis,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points this
evening.
AGRoUHD-The steamers John Bell and Clara
Hine are both hard agronnd-the former near
Ksithsbusg and the lattsr on the Lower Rapids.
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From boston.

BOSTON, NOV. II.
Geo X. Goodwins menagetic wa burned this
e;aninr and an the animals smot hcred to death
some seventy or eighty in number.
The steamer Benvllc arrived at Fort Monroe
yesterday from Port Royal on Suniny, with the
Intelligence Of the complete success oil the nav"
expedition. Our loss il eight men. and 1t officers
the Chief Engineer OF the Monican. orts aik-
er and l;eauregnri were captured
when l:eanfor; Was taken only one white man
was toa i IN the place.
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Adlutant General Of the State of iowa ana
Governors staff.
lith Regiment Volunteer Infantry under COM
mand Of Col. Hare.
18th Regiment Volunteer Infantry under comma nd
al Col trwLer.
18th Reg iment Volunteer Infantry undercohlma nj
II Major Learned.
2l Regiment Volunteer Cavalry under comma nj
of Col. tliiott
Aid, Marshal. Aid.
Mayor of the City Of davenport, ami
City Government.
County Officers.
Aid. Marshall Aid.
Geruan Turner'S Associate
German Mechanics Assoc iation.
Aid. Marshal. Aid.
Fire department.
Aid. Marshal. Aid.
Citizens on Foot.
Marshal.
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q. IL. ~eRivEs, 80, dearborn street, ,thica go. -
authorized t. receive sdyertisements Tor this IA
per.
ROUNDS LAs6DoS, l55 Ks ndolph street Chi
oago authorized to receive advert 'eDents for
this paper
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from " asliingtOii-

NasHIeGfrs, Nay. L..
I~-ntv-louf regiment - infantry, t@" h.ti.sle
and three con anics o: csvarY, Y,uut.t'cn !.e,n1ei-
man made reeoui4oi~ancc I" uav. rs fer = 6t-
coquan creek. CAPT. Iydd's company oi l,ncoll
cavalry who went in the airantion Gt BuThs Sta
tiau, scnt Gu: /" make Toe"an III all
vance OF the infantry, wh.n sey.1a niie. irum the
other part "i the DIVISION, the5 were spe.dlly sur
rounded by large HuInber - hchei-. who rad
b,en concealed til woods, aud shirlni- h elsued
The cavalry Gu: their way through with the less
of !. men killed. ! wounded an : prisoners, ii4-
ciuuinE. IL y supposed, apt Todd who hat ven
turned -oh. wtss IN advance j. hi. coin.iand.
tienls Halieck AMI buell. leave to-inorraw i"I
the West to enter upon their respective ,.iiita,y
duties.
tSpeea to the tribune.
On SUNDAY evening 410 men OF Graham's Rep
lueit Vi the .sickles Brigade crossed 10 Mathla.
Point and mad. a thorough examination hS
next morning the brush aud houses mlic. rave
ser, ca shelter t. the rebels were burned
la uGcUtnac the mon men are believed T. te iii
tho rebels have the upper hand, : ever one tnous-
and il. arms, aud ri one point there Is fortiica-
tlou.
Special 10 the Times
Capt Hct,e,rt. the Assistant Adj jutant Gcacra!
Of The department Of Tie We-t, arr, ci tol. and
MAS imnnclstciy uriorci 70 report himself unlcr
arrest 1t il Understood t.iat his bas ed
~ order from g.. Curtis IT -. Lpul-.
Last ug!lt Mr.. i.iho anu Gen. j, h!ts inaic q
balloon ascension from neal Qunniicp trech, and
remained up for time. The baiiusn va
waited almost directly os or the Iebe. camp.
There Is ~ doubt al the rebel. being lresen. IN
<trnn2 force.
A special from Fri ,.a,t.r. ,..aass srH'ch.i
Ter with ,ix companies "t the -o,i a-s .'h,
luad. il ree"ul.elsancc ia force is.s morning At Nem
Market Bridge. Tie scouts reported tso h"niiz-
srs in position by the rebels. Col. Nebbef linme-
iiatGlv advance ard thci Ere. ~hi-h wa.
.tea,iily returned the .hrIny losing tno men sii-
ell ana several wounde.i. 1 ne rebels then y IN
dew, taking " til them their guns and slain COM
rnd"s col " ehber ,iil not i0sa II
am Informed up good authority that Colo
mel Miles Will not agsin be assigned command.
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HgMovAL.--1he editorial and count
ing room OF the DEMo,nAT AND Nlw- viii be
found hereafter in the second story OF Grigg's
block, Perry street The entrance ID al the
main doorway. Office At the heat of the
flight first door on the left
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8cmofrat aud Aews.


THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IA, issl.
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TnE Adjutant General acknowledges
the receipt OF bundle OF bandages. lint ani
small pillows for the Iowa Volunteers in hosIi.
tails, from Mrs. sophia 4. Huhbeil. oi lpas.n.
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EXTRA copies Of this mornings paper,
In wrappers. ready for mailing can be bad by
applying at the Counting Room in Grigg-'
Block. Price cents.
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CAPITAL RKPRxsEHFED, OVER $e 900 600.
As Follows:
C0nLiaeatai Fire Insurance TO-. NY.
CasA Capataia,.d Surplus. sl,eOo,OOo,
metropolitan Fire lnS. Co., y,
Gash Copttai nnd Surplus, 1884 600.
security Fire Insurance &c., N. York,
Cash Capitai and Surplus. $G3s.oo0.
New Nag gIaHd Fire and Marine iAsnT-
sace Company. Hartford,
cash Capital and Surplus. *246.4O9.
Matual Life Insurance 60. New York,
Ace.ms,ated Cash ASSETS the Property Of the
Assured, 81, 100000.
JOHN YANTlS,
Solicitor for the above named Companies, is au-
thorixed to take Risks and issue Policies.
REP8RESCEs IN DAyHnPoRf.
H.H. Smith, Esq, James McCosh, Esq, Chas.
H, Eldridee p. NJ; G. @. Blood, ESQ. Hon. X.
Linderman; Hon. James Thorington.
EOfice over Smiths Dry Ceods Store, corner
of BRADY and SECOND streets.
iunel0 diff
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LADIES, have YOU seen the late add.
tions to Whiel-rs stock oi Dry Goods? II not,
&" and examine them. II you viii only hook
at his choice new goods. We are satisfied You
will L.. ,uii .,I
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COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
have made ia household word throughout every
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Under the auspices Of this popular institution
over three hundred Mouso~d kosses have learned
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Subscriptions are now being received in . ratio
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TEN Ms OF SUDSCRUP r1ON:
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lst.-The large and superb steel engraving, 80
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Sd.-Four admissions, during the season, to
1.-THE GALLERY OFPAINTINGS, 81 8 BROAD
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In addition to the above benefits, there will be
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Five na nared lsesas,sl Wssks o. Art!
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TRD SUPaRB ExGxAvING. which every subscrib-
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1t done steel, in fac lsse esd stipple, and is
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The Art sowrmolis too veil known TO the Wnoio
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN l.. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
COZ. OF DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AND
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency.
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. $ 900 600
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OFN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPlTALs........... 33oo, 900
STEPHEN CR0wELL, Pres
PnLAxSEs SHAW. see,y
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAP1IAL........ sl6o. 900
JOHN D. COCKS Prsst
HonArIo Doa., Sse'y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAL,......- 49,. 5000. $500, 900
3, ANTHONY, Prsst
J.R. Sf JoHS. Scc'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH AL,.................... $3.50. 900
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pssst
JAMS n. Rssnu, ssoy.
Hunbolt Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH OAPITAL,.... $500 900
JOHNRANKIN, Prst
WILLIAM NuLLIeAx. Sse'y.
New York Life Insurance c.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 81 500 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prss't,
PLIMBY PRR1nAH Actuary.
4 OBLIGATIONS FOR INSURANCE AND
n Policies issued in the above old and re-
spsnsible Companies, on 6rst class risks only By
JOHN L. SWlTS,
- -
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oet1odtf
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Which has never failed to effect : cure vhsu
properly used, according to the directions, and Z
fair trial given it.
1t is prepared from the recipe, and under thu
personal observation-disclosures Of . most skllful Physi.
clan, who tor number Of years confined it, use
to his private practice. For the few years that
has been before the public it has gained for itself
position that will soon by its rapid increase Of
popularity, place it 1t the head Of all remedies
heretofore offered for Women's diseases. Thu
more especially those above enumerated which
often end in
0onO11nal9t1on.
For sale by most respectable Druggists through.
ont the Union and Caaadas.
Price 800 per Bottle.
Large Size, 1l.SO per Bottle.
N. B.-Where it happens that your Druggis,
has not the article, the money can b RENTED di
rect to ns, and If two more bottles are ordered
1t one time, the medicine will BE- sent free Of
charge for transportation.
Particular directions ~ to use, &c., ACCOMPANY
each bottle.
Drug lists can bs supplied direct from our La.
boratoTy, or by sending their orders 20
BARNES 1 PARK, New York; F. C. WELLS 4
CO., New York =. B. HANCE + CO., Baltimers
Nd; DYOTT'S, Philadelphia, Pa; J. WRIGHT
q Co. New Orleans, La; JOHN D. PARK, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio; H. H. HAYS. Portland, Ne. Or e
any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New Yorl
or Philadslphia. Circulars, with Trade Prices
&c, fer the Corrector, and our other medicines
sent free 10 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed On commission.
J. %, l. DC NYSC,
General Agent fer the United States 1 Casadas.
jy6-dkWly ~ Ann St., New York.