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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04

Accumulated Capital, -, $40, O00. 90
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agent.
julysdtf
Ph0nix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital and Surplus, $ss2, s1s 80
ASSETS. JAN. lsr, 1860.
New York Bank Stocks, ..146,ss3 90
nasuora ............ ,l6S,l73 w
Other Steck: and Bonds. 5s.271 90
Casn IN BANKS. ................... " ,S7S ~
Gasn IN nands Of sgents, a.. 90
1852 ,s15 80
Total Liabilitiss,.... ...l0,704 50
HENRY b. HOFFMAN, Agent.
Roon No. l, Hofmans Block, Main street.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Ascent,
NICkOLL'S BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
.a0emcy Of the
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL. 5000. 900
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPllAL,.......... .sl5o. 900
Lamar Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAFITAL,.~..., $500. 900
Fulton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAPITAL,..... 49,. $3.50, zoe
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. 81, 500, ~
jysl-wAdtf
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Agency.
nFFERS TO INSURERS ALL TIE ADyAN-
~ tages that may be obtained in any way by
Insurance.
lst. Rates aslow as any Responsible Company.
Eo;r nd IA:
Sd. Prompt payment Of losses.
4th. Policies in which the holders particip pate
in the profits.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER $1,000, 900.
As Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., N.Y..
Cash capitala"d Surplus. 100000,
metropolitan Fire Ils. Co., NY,
cash Capital and Ss,plss, sss4.oo
security Fire Insurance Co., n. York,
Cash Capital aud Surplus. sess,ooo.
New England Flre and Marine l.sur-
ance Company. Hartford,
cash Capital and Surplus, Sac, 400.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. Rev York.
Aoesmxlated CasA Assets the Property ofthe
Asss,sd, 100000.
JOHN YANTIs,
Solicitor for the above named Companies. il an
thorised to take Risks and issue Policies.
R.11R1NCss IN DAv1APoR5.
II
Il. Eldridgs P. NJ; G. g. Blood, Eco. Hon. r.
Linderman; Hon. James Thoringtoa.
~Ofdce over Smiths Dry Goods Store, corner
Of Brady and Second stsesu.
june10 DIFF.
xN0URANOE.
FIRE, INLAND 4 LIFE.
Home Insurance Company,
Cash, el.00O.O0
Surplus. 100000
Conway Insurance Company,
Cast Capital andsurplus Sss4eee
Hampden Insurance Company,
sPRlN0rIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital sad surplus e25v,o0O
North American las. Company,
o1HARrA0RD, CONN.
Cash Capital e3e5,s6
LoriIlard Insurance Company,
or NEW R0RE.
u "
Casn Cspatal $9s3,se0
Manhattan Life lns. Company,
o. NEW YoRK.
Cash Capital $100oy 900
City Fire Insurance Company,
INV HAv1N, COM.
Capital $50. 100
". SOUTHwO4fH, PrsJt.
: 0-7 FiEI6 : RAurrnAu Agents.
O2es, No. 4, 10 Claise Block,
b. FIELD; Agsat, Davenport. Iowa.
O@es next door 70 The Pest OMos,
Roek lsDaad, III. June 1
II n ~ 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04

LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER oeooeO AND MANN STA
DAvOnRQrt. IOWA.,
0lkkBTG 4 PseQseslpss.
HPRICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR Ii
~ Claire, Pnassteap Lyess. Dewitt nes.easee
- Aaa0s1. uaae1D-1 ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04

tseOlosttOse Of CO.Partn ersA In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-04
INSURANCE.
- - N -
COMPANY.
o. HARTFORD. CONN.,

Casa Capital I Surplus, >2,lsl, IN. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
Shocking Murder In First Avenue.

About eight o'clock yesterday morning the dwelling
house 1 First was the scene of shocking murder
Tho basement Of tho house occupied by Samuel HoG
man and Dr. Moses Lowenbcrg The latter, IL appears,
who is somewhat OF politician, occupied the front
basement as Office, while Hoffman and his family lived
IN ths rear. misunderstanding arose between the
tenants TO who should have ionro Of tho door leading
to the street Dr. Lowenberg vas intent on having the
door open for the convenience Of his patients while Ho
man insisted on its being shut because Of the cold wea
Their. Matters progressed in this way several DAYS.
during which there continual quarrelng, caused by
the opening and shutting Of the door There seemed TO
be storm brewing in the house, and yesterday morn
ing the misunderstanding terminated in a fatal en-
counter between the conendng parties. Hoffman closed
tho door twice after it had been opened by Dr. Ioweh
berg, which cnraged the latter to such degree that
he rushed upon his victim with sword cane aud ran
him through the lungs Hoffman had time 70 reach
chair in his apartment when he expired He had been
stabbed In the chest less than four times, three
Of tho wounds penetrating tho lungs while the fourth
entered the heart IIe had barely time to say few
words whom no expired in the arms Of his wife.
Mrs Hoffman witnessed the occurrence and says she
saw tho doctor draw weapon from his coat pocket,
which she ut first took to be rattan She did not know
TINT her husband stabbed though the wounded
man made an exclamation TO that effect himself The
alarm was promptly gven and in a few minutes after
wards officer Mclermott entered the prem Sos ana in
formed Mr.. Lowcnberg that he might consider himself
prisoner.
When the doctor was taken into custody he was quite
cool about the matter and wanted Of tho officers TO
for Collector Barney, that the latter might so bail
for him The prisoner taken the Seventeenth ward
station and locked up until the arrival of the Coroner
> bscquently tne prisoner sought 70 extenuate his
crime by saying that deceased struck him first
and that he only used the sword self defence lie
manifested bat little regret however, and was remara-
bly, cool on the subject of the fracas.
Hoffman was about thirty five years OF age and leaves
wife and two children. He was native Of Germany,
carpenter by trade and had been resident Of this
country about ten years. His widow has been left in a
destitute condition. deceased not having had any employ
ment for several months past
DR.. Lowenburg is also native of Germany, but has
org been resident Of this city. He hal considerable
influence among the German voters in his ward fthe
Scveneenth) and says he is quite intimate with tho Col
ector and number Of other officials high in Office.
Coroner Schrmer decided to postpone the inquest until
this morning The excitement among the German popu.
ation in the Immediate neghhorhood of the murder
intense and much sympathy is expressed for Hohman's
widow aud family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

iopnopAt Wv if-U m
AsIEs.-Wc have no change % notice in prices, whic
small sales making s. 81 IS a7l for both sorts
BRRADsrUFrs. -Pour-The market opened with a
fair demand and at steady prices but closed rather
easier for common grades; there was DISPOSE
ton TO await fuller Developments Of the Niagara
news. Tho sales embraced about 1900 bbs.
Canadian -four without change Of moment, while the
safes embraced about 100 bbls. Southern in fair
request, white sales embraced 500 bbs. Rye -four was
steady, with sales OF 200 bbs. Corn meal quiet,
with sales Of 200 bis Wheat opened with nrmncss, but
closed dull, while dealers were disposed to await full
reports of the Niagaras Tho sales footed up about
ESQ., 900 bushels at 81 SO 81 3s for red Western 81 SO
81 81 for red State. 81 SO a 81 90 for Milwaukee
81 26h for Racine spring, 81 % 81 "a fer
Chicago spring. and 81 rs for white Michigan
TART Of the sales made for future delivery Corn
Arm and in good demaud With sales Of 1875 900 bush
els closing at 6sc 69c for good mixed for export ma
for Coo 60hc. for damaged, in store. Rye m
with safes Of 500 shells at SEC for good State Barley
steady with sales Of 900 bushels two rowcd at CSC
in gtore. Oats were firm, with sales of Western and
CorroS--In the absence of fuller details OF tho
Nagaras news, the market was tame with sales Of 40
bales in lots in part TO spnners, closing with basis Of
CoFFEE-1he sales embraced 800 bags Rio in bond for
export a. 1885,, and 900 do. duty paid, at 151ac.
15Ac., and 100 do. at 15c., and IS do Java at 2lc
fREGnTs.-Ratcs without change Of moment,
while engagements we're moderate. To Liverpool Is 900
pt To London 800 bbls. flour engaged at 2s 3D.
700 bbs oil at 3s 3D. and 400 boxes cheese at 40s To
Glasgow 100 bbls -four at 49, Rates TO Havre were at
75c for -four. Rates quiet, shippers wait
ing tho steamers To Antwerp 10 600 bushels
wheat were engaged at 1870.
PROVISIONS --Pork-The market heavy and dull,
with sales Of 900 bbs in lots at $4 30 SIS for mess
und at 50 50 81 50 so for prime Beef steady and
In fair demand with sales of 600 bbis. closing at $1
$40 for rcpacked Western and Sf3 for extra.
Beef hams quiet at s6 Cnt meats were steady with
sales at Axe &c for shoulders and Sc. 81 for hams
Lard was steady, with sales OF $50 bbs at Sac 9Ac
Butter and cheese of good quality firm and prices
unchanged.
SuGARs.-The market steady but not active. Tie
sales embraced about 800 hhs Cubas and 25 boxes at
unchanged prices. Included in the sales 60 hhds
Porto Rico Mt @ &c. and Is boxes at 1slc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15

schr Fred Tyler Trre E4abeibpor and sailed for Hart
sehr Florence. Peckham Ezabethport sailed
witch.
schr Brown Stone Gregory Ezabcthpor and sailed FOR
korwafk.
sehr Emily Thompson. Elzabethport sailed for STAN
ford.
schr Willow, Parker, Eastport, days
schr Dancing Wave. Bennett, Calais IL days.
schr saliet. Wiley, Calais days.
sehr o Avery, Roberts, vinalbnyen, 4 days,
schr Helen, Carroll, Rockand, days
Schr W W Branerd, Bowditch, Providence. z daya
Sehr Algoma. Hayes, Providence.
Schr Orlando Smith, Barber Westerly
sloop Thos Ran Som, CLARK. Etzabethport
Sloop Adons Fordhaym Eli,abethport,
Sloop Suffolk, SimonsOn. Ellzshethport
Sioop Manhattan, Bugbee, EGzabethpori and sailed for
Norwalk ~
sloop VIM Miller Roberts. Elzabethpcr and sailed Cor
NOrwal - -
steamer Falcon. Adams. Baltimore.
SSteamer X thompson Chance. Baltimore.
steamer Sarah, Jones. philadelphia.
steancr llunsileh. Nandervcer phlaaephia
Steamer Hack Diamond. Allen. Philadelphia.
Seam-r Bowman CLARK, Naw.Bedford.
steamer Pelican. Jones. Providence.
BELOW
Ship West Point Child, from Iaverpoo,
Bark Admiral tBrt. Ellison. from London.
Bark fivoa. from Ponce, PR
Bark Martha Anna, from st Jago
SAILED
Ish-Ships Uncowah, san Francisco; r. Smith and Ma
maroneck, Liverpool; Rochambcau, London Maid of OR.
leans, Glasgow II 'nrleita Londonderry; Germana Fer.
riere (Frl and BRILLIANT avre harks Palas BELIZE Hon:
Mornn1 Slaf ST Jngo; b. hrg Comet Havana; schrs
chief tDrl Guernsey; Ira Bliss Aspinwa Frances Dena
rara ii b squres, Xibaia. Ea
Wind at sunset wNW, very light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15

disciplined order There are no agricultural people 50
essentially military in their elry training are tae
slave holding race OF tho South.
dsfnr he Northern Sid,ss ore concerned their So~1'
ni Is te'esff and IL We fail, with all our con.
sorvaiye elemants to ID, then indeed there Will
be no hone for IN inlepenaan and free republic on this
continent ANA the public mini win despon lngly trn to
the stronger and more nxed forms OF the Oh World.
n this nont OF view most respectfully urge that you
increase lc.powcr aud digi OF the state, through Al
her administrative Offices, aDi adhere firmly TO all the
conservative principles Of our constitution.
Clouds and darkness may lest iron our beloved coun-
try, but If wo are true 10 ourselves and Just Ia others,
onEmg with conndng faith up to that Providence who
pre- ides oyer the desnes Of men and governments, we
will surely triumph and come out OF trnls wiser
and better people f. W. PICKiNS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15

CLEARED
Ship Southampton, Austin, LivcrpoeI-snow Burgess.
ss.p Taast@@i,sr, H.ssrist LlEvsrpooc Sarow
Snip Der rs %scGo@ Cork for
Shm Eastern Star Henry Havrc-c C Duncan h Co
Bark hnazonian, Mayo, Valparaiso and calao-Fabbr
Bark Monezuma tBr), Roufonack, Liverrool-J Baker
Park Flying Cloud fBr,, Goodwin Exeter-ArkeA Hurst
iark Mary Ann tBr McGregor Cork for ordersJackson
BARK Elizabeth Leavitt, Ha,e Dublin-walsh, Carver
Brig Haddng (Nor), Andersen, JerseyFunch Meincke
Brig Lady Mugraye OBJ Bcsser Cork ordcrs-Boyd&
Brs och Iououd OBJ, Todd Dublin Funch MeincIe
Rrs sans nr, Gray 9gssnsown-G gsIsy p
s ss 81'a nSs ' F Meaets
f l vBna fSS'e %s Co.
Brig k!ns csree,t liavana,J 7 Webster r.
scsr hssstH9 SKIS tsss.Sa
ssIr HysGSa, Thomas: ba,asrsN , ,rs.
ssr NaI,n n, kd Ksnny
s sr5 s9oa smh Mckee
sssr Gee Fass kcany
Pss4ss sSssn ni S"sI
schr Triton. Trsemmnn, BansoT-K Bgek ! e.
ssh h Knss wos sHse
schr Caroline; Wilson, Por,anda,;Mastcr.
s sssr sess oss nE son
schr Governor, Chase, Dennis-Mas,er
Schr G II Lanfar Snow, Iynn-Master.
e ehr fs. yamss sm jameson Brown Co.
Schr Pauline Baker, Beverly-Maser.
s schr 1 arsgas Reysod Kenny
schr fannahe JACK Norwalk1Maserp; ,o..,,
Steamer Mars Nichols. Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Fanny Garvn, spencer Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Ship Victory Answor,h Liverpool Oct 5, with SALT 70
Ogden Is lat 80, lon o. senalzed ship Golden Light
supposed have fallen overheard on The night Of oe, H.
Slip Dreadnought Samues, Liverpool, Oct ~ with mdse
ish % 6ei a IN he sor, Channel passed SHIPS so.
rer Manchester Foster, Jand ORIENT bound W 4th inst,
FOR Liverpool; sh oil Sable Island ship Java bound W.
ship American Union, Hubbard Liverpool, oe, o with
heavy westerly gales for the first 20 days. ARRIVED
mds np and is passengers 70 L r AmsincS WIN
Brig verunno ta GanhardcIls, ayre, GO days in bal
schr hma anderson OBJ Of Lnneneurs>, ueisler Are.
cba - with sugar. to Whitney Co. I'd inst lat -
% ION e H. spoke Br brig Mary Ann hence for Por, Spain,
Norman, Pcarce, Lngan CD, IL days. with coal TO
Schr Charm toi Dennis>, Crowc Liugau, CD, 10 days.
with coal to master.
Schr Mahlon Belts, Eniico,t, Baltimore 4 days
schr Sophie sis Ann smith WiInnson Rel days
Schr Il j Scott Rohel. philadelphia 4 days
scr Nary Elizabeth Hargey Ph,ad s days
sehr Jan Jacino, scuii Great Egg iIarbor, days.
schr Eagle, Taylor, Morris River -
Schr Carroll Croker Elzahethpor sailed for Bostop
schr Stranger, Hathaway, Eizabethr0rt and sailed Tor
sc Charger, Mahan Elisabehpor,, and sailed for>Provi
schr Gcorsc,w Whistler Parker Elzabehrort sad sailed
scbr rne,a. Maesey Elizatchpor aud ssled for New
Scr Maria 1o,isp Miner, EzebcthpOyt, and sailed for
liz, ttord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
COroners, Inuuests.

tyeigh years OF age died at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
from the elects Of injuries received in
known Deceased. II appeared found insensble on
the sidewalk at the of Chambers street and New
Bowery Monday last and taken to the hospital the
Fourth precinct police He continued in state Of
seriousness during his stay at the above mentioned
institution, so that tho doctor was unable
to ascertain from him how in VIVA,
manner he came to his injuries Coroner Schmer hoit
an inquest upon the body and, in tho absence of the
necessary testimony the jury compelled TO render
verdict Of 'Death from injuries received in
unknown
DROWNING Observation-Disclosures A. Fandreau, resi-
dent Of so Suffolk street. left his home yesterday morn
ing for the purpose Of going fishing Nothing heard
OF him afterwards until about half past clock wher
his body found floating in the water at pier No
Fast river It is supposed that deceased fell overheard
while engaged in fishing OH the pier Coroner Schirmer
held an uQ lest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
Personal Intelligence


Captain Turner and wife. J. j. Colgate and G. H. How
land and wife of New York. stopping at tho Ora
mercy Park Hotel.
Hon s. p Chase, Of Washington; r. Clarke, OF Cincin
NATL G. Spooncr, Of Bridgeport f. Miller Of Hartford;
9 G. Howe, H. r. Popo aud wife. A. p. Chamberlain and
A. Paine, of Boston, and G. f. Leavey, Of Quebec,
Stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Major A. j. Mycr and Lieutenant Parker, OF the United
States Army c. W. Tckerng Of the United States Navy
DR.. Watson OF Kentucky; J. :. Houseman OF Phadel-
phia T. A. Spring and wife, OF California; W. G. Which
or, Of Ohio; s. f. omsed, Of Chicago J. McNeal, Jr of
Baltimore and A. Cimsa OF Oregon stopping at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Hon. j. H. Graham of Delhi Hon. +. II. Babcock F.
II. Townsend, Of New Haven, Col. J. NJ. Thompson and
party Of Springfield Capt Hitchcock U. S. ~. and wife
w. b. Cowles, T. f. Richard, e. A. Tran of Now York
Miss C. NJ. Saren. Of Philadelphia; c. r. Andrews +. S.
Sweedy Of Danbury and Samuel G. Ward Of Boston are
stopping at the Albemare Hotel.
Gen. Patrick, of Albany Hon. James Terwclligan, OF
Syracuse. Hon Ira Harris, OF Albany; Hon. j. f. Sim
mons, Of Rhode Island; Major Wghtman, o. H. Spur c.
VI. Capp G. Colby, Of Boston; Dr. Hartshoru, E. p. Ma
SON Of Providence; Joseph Gunnell, Of New Bedford S.
Harlan, Jr., Of Wilmington; Robert Stuart, Of Long
Island and A. Tyler OF Emira stopping at the Aston
House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15

Resolved That the cation Of the canals of this State
for the present be continued 10 the latest
period with reasonable effort, and that to this end tn,
several Canal Snporrtendcnts required see thu
the several repair contractors their respective
tons have prepared for MI necessary ice breakers
and other tools and implements t. aid navigation shat
be directed by the Commissioners in charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-15
S HIP PIN G NEW S
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NASSAU, Mp.
CLEAroR-From New York for Kingston ia, on the Goth
each month The Cleato leaves for New York the
9th Of each month, and will he due here about tho 18TH
COLUMBIA AND MARoY-No stated days are vet liked for
the departure Of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
ward and homeward.
KARNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp on
the arrival Of alternate Chnard steamer at New York
MArASZAsFrom New York for MataDzas the Sh day of
each month From Maanzas the I'D due New York
the 18th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AHleters and packages intended for the New YORK HERALD
houd be sealed.
ALMANAC YoRK--rHs
. D
As HIGH WATER. morn o 30
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29

HaS. JoRDAS SToKES Hon. JORDAN
Stokes, the distinguished Senator irnm the
Lebanon district. has been nominated by The
friends of the Union in Wilson County, ["
represent them in the Safe C"nsentIon, and
has accepted the nomination
It Is to be regretted that owing to the
IengthEuf the session of the General Assem-
bIy. Col Stokes will not reach home in time
to canvass his county in behalf OF the cause
of which he is so able a champion, and which
be has so notify aud calamity upheld aud
defended upon the floor of the Senate. The
Union has no warmer, truer friend than he.
and no ADLER defender. We do not doubt
that the people of Wilson will endorse bis
patriotic and conservative course Ia The
Senate by eIecting him to the Convention by
an overwhelming majority. They certainly
could not select representative who would
be truer to their interests aud the interes I
the whole country. As we said before, 1t Is
to be regretted that he cannot canvass his
County, and show up before his people, III
its true eolors, the scheme which is being set
on foot to carry Tennessee out of the union-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29

To THE EDITORS OF THE PATRIoT:-Deem-
ing il my duty to those afd cited, and TO the
one who cured me of two malignant Fever
Sores upon my legs, which made my life bur-
d, nsome for five years, having applied TO
several physicians who could give me no re-
lief. and trying all kinds of medicine | could
GIT, which was recommended for old sores.
All seemed TO fail. 1 gave up ever being
cured, and wishsd for death to relieve me of
my misery. For many months my limbs
panied me to that extent could get no
sleep. until my father, who. being cured of q
severe Rheumatism by the Indian Doctor,
ut No. 100. High street. purchased for me a
bottle of his BIuod Purifier and a box of his
All Healing Ointment, which relieved me
Immediately. My legs are now sound and
we'll. My general health and strength is
better than il ever was in my life. And if |
owe any man on earth a deot OF gratitude,
that man is Doctor Anderson. / wish every
man, woman and child in the world, who are
afflicted as | have been afflicted, who have
suffered as | have suffered. may read this
letter aud thus lind where they can be cured.
| am OF The opinion his remedies will cure
any SIRE in existence, and | would recOm-
mend all thus afflicted 10 apply to the Indian
Doctor, No. 100 High street, where they can
be relieved OF misery, and also be permanent
ly cured. MERRlON SANDERS.
Resides iSandersville, Davidson county,
Tennessee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29

VALUABLE AEDIGxB--We presume no medical prepa
ration offered to the public has been thor
oughly tested than PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
Thousands Of persons, they called to do SO,
would cheerfuy testify that they have used it for
rious Ills with the most satisfactory 1t Is
within our own knowledge, that immense amount
OF suffering has been relieved by it, Its propretors,
Messrs- Perry Davis Son. pains expense in
order TO satisfy the public. Being strictly honorable
men they observe the utmost uniformity in the man
ufacture of their celebrated Pain Killer the mate
rr,ls of which it is composed carefully selected
none but the quality being used By these means
the high reputation which the Pain Killer has long
siuce acquired all times treumphanty sustained
In view of these facts are by no means surprised
TO learn that Messrs. Davis Sons sales constant
y and rapidly increasing. While congratulate our
generally that valuable preparation as the
Killer is placed within their reach, must be
permitted rejoice at the well merted success of its
liberal and entcrprising proprietors Providence Gen
rerffser n1-dkw1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29
LOOK CUT!

A certain Doctor says: 1 mean to cut DR..
ArnoId's throat, for he has scattered bis pills
about, and cut me- out of five hundred dol
lars worth of practice.
The Union Pill. which Is called the Arnold
pill II the one here spoken of-ihe one which
cured the sister of Will I'm McMurry Of an
enlargement of the liver. nearly as big a a
persons arm, when every other remedy had
failed. Il j. the best parglliue and hvT pull
known, 1t is the great reaovitor. which Joha
J. Hooper used to call the ilfepreserrer.
Pains in the side which resisted all treat
ment for thirty years. have been cured in
Ten Digs, by few union pills !; as in the case
of Mrs McWhirter, who lived at Spring
Place.
Established habits of sick headache, the at
tacks OF which were so frequent and SO Sc
vere, as to leave no hope of relief, have been
cured by few Union Pills, as in the case OF
P. p. Benson, OF Wilson county.
Tue pills ar. not only remarkable for th ir
fhcacy in chronic dtsrose bat also In all sud
den attacks from cold or fsUer, in breaking up
diseased action in its forming stage.
Jau24-tf.