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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24
Notice !!

The first lot OF Lincoln's thieves who
came to Winchester, broke open my
desk in the Home Journal Office, and
took all the notes had, amounting to
about $4,000. l have no record whom
the notes were upon-quite number
transferred to me, some to D. r. Stat.
ter. The thieves took them off strew.
ed them everywhere, and perhaps gave
some away, or tried to sell them 1
shall have to depend on all whose notes
! held to come forward and renew their
notes; and warn all persons against ira.
ding for notes payable to me.
w. J. SLATER.
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CONFEDERATE MONEY.

TWILL SELL MY TRACT OF LAND
lying on Coon Creek, near Stevenson Ala.
containing,
TWENTY-FIVE OR THREE HUNDRED
ACRES,
600 cleared; we'll watered, good improvements,
arranged for Stock Farm; Land Rich and
Cheap. For particulars and description, ad-
dress me at Stevenson, Ala, l will sell my
crop of Corn, Hay, Young Mules, Hogs, Sheep
and Cattle. Possession given immediately
Confederate Money taken for everything. A
bargain will be given.
LORENZO RUSSELL.
Oct. 24.-5t.
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DD- Federal morals are we'll illustra.
ted by tho conduct Of those Generals
who receive into the ranks of their ar.
mics paroled and unexchanged prison.
ers. We had been led TO believe that
Gen. Buell. was disposed to abide by
the rules of civilized warfare in his off,
cial capacity, but no man who would
now serve Abraham Lincoln can be re-
spected nor remain unpolluted. By
our telographic dispatches it will be
seen that parolod unexchanged men
wero again taken prisoners at Perry.
vile. Stonowall Jackson holds $50 or
more of the same sort, They should
be hanged at oncc.--Knorvile Register.
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A Regiment at a Little Girls
Grave.

At London, Tenn, a few days SINCE,
a little girl of fourteen, who had been
very kind in waiting on the sick Con.
federato soldiers in the ncighborhood,
died of fever contracted in the camps.
A letter says:
A letter was addressed to her moth
er, expressing the deop regret Of the
whole command at the death of her
daughter, rendering our warmest sym.
pathies in her sad bereavement, and
asking permission for the infantry bat
talon to attend her funeral services in
body, as a mark Of our respect for
her character. Her mother kindly con-
sented, and at 8 o'clock this evening
the funeral services were performed.
The different companies wore drawn
up in grove in front of the house, and
after q few touching words from the
minister, the corpse was placed in the
hearse, and was moved off in the di-
rection of the grave, the whole COM
mand following with reversed arms and
solemn step. A more touching sight l
have seldom witnessed. Tears were
seen stealing down the manly check of
many sun-browned soldier unaccus.
toned to weep. Her body having been
deposited in it's last resting place, they
returned slowly and sadly to camp,
having witnessed another illustration
of the truth that
"All that's bright must fade;
The brightest-still the feetest'
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BGThe advance of Gold in New
York is not only caused by the actual
results of battles, but is produced by
the action of political parties and lead Z.
xers in the Northern States. That
state of popular sentiment which ena.
bles John Van Buren, to denounce the
Administration and the war party
North, has it's effect in Wall street.
/. The North can only pay it's debts by
copquering the South, and hence as the
!. North become indisposed to prosecute
the war, Federal securities become less
valuable, and gold advances.
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Bad Print-On account of having
bad roller, and our inabilaty to secure
molassos with which to mako one, our
paper has been badly printed for sever
al days. But after this it will be clear
and neat
Right here VIC will thank the too la
dies of our town who let us have Il
pint, and Mr.. Jas. Leo who let US have
q quart of molasses, with which we
have made two rollers. But for their
kindness we would have been in a
DIX"
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We have before us a copy of the
Louisville Journal, kindly handed US by
Mr.. G. G.. Garner. We notice in it a
nice elegy upon the death Of William
CORTLAND Prentice, son of the editor
OF tho Journal, but who, unlike his tory
father, was true to his native State and
sealed his patriotism with his blood
The poem alluded to callsit passion and
prejudice that led him to seek the CORY
battle. field. He was q noble man, of
whom his father might be proud. And
yet that father is oxulting over every
success and bemoaning every reverse
to the dastardly villains who slew his
son! Alas! how faIlon!
The Journal says dispatch had been
received announcing the safety of "Col
Lytle," whose death was chronicled in
ou telegraphic dispatches several days
ago. If this is the Lytle who acted as
General at Winchester, and who came
into town drunk, and suffered his gang
of thieves to pillage, rob, curse old men,
search private residences and insult our
women--if this is the man, or beast,
we arc indeed sorry to hear of his safe
ty. We hopo the dispatch alluded TO by
tho Journal is incorrect.
We SEQ also list of Lytle's killed
and wounded officers at the battle of
.Perryville, besides other Yankees who
were in Winchester, and as matter of
e. interest may publish it to-morrow.
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From kentucky papers before us we
learn that Lieut. Col. Woodward, who
was with our cavalry here when the
Federal General Lytle entered Win.
chester. is at tho head of fifteen hun
dred cavalry, and has made himself no
torious by his daring, and the'capture
of large amounts Of stores from the
Yankees, and numbers of prisoners.
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Yankee Generals Killed at Perryuille,
Ky.-Brig Gen. James S. Jackson, who
was killed at Perryville, was a native
of Kentucky and a Lieutenant Of cav
airy in the Mexican war. He fought a
duel with the celebrated Thomas f.
Marshall while in that service. He
was about forty years of age. General
W. R. Tcrriii was a native of Virginia
and gradute of West Point. He en-
tered Lincoln's service as Colonel Of u
Kentucky regiment. Gen. VIM. IL.
Lytlo was native of Ohio, and served
in tho Mexican war. Gen. Webster
was also native of Ohio. Gen. Mar
tin was u native Of Maryland.
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Lenoir county, N. c., produced this
year l25,0OO bushels of corn. This is
q small county.
The Seal of tho Confederacy, as adop-
ted by recent act of Congress Is as fol-.
lows: An armed youth, in classic COS.
tune, standing beneath u meridian sun,
beside an altar, to which u woman is
clinging-tho whole surrounded by q
margin of rice, cotton, sugar, and to.
bacco plants-tho words "Scal of the
Confederate States of America" above,
ans. tho motto, "Pro arts ct torciS" be.
low.
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At the usual weekly sale the Augusta

At the usual weekly sale the Augusta
Factory Goods on Thursday last prices
ruled slightly lower. 7.8 shirting
brought from G03aG34 cts; A shcoting
G5aGG; drilling G2Ia63a.
Graintcvi!Ic Factory Goods also sold
at Il snail reduction from prices realiz-
cd at the last auction: 7-S Shrting 59a
a6O4 Cts; 81 shirting 374a3S4; 4.4634a
Ga; drill 624a62; Vauclausc s OF. Osn-
aburgs 71a73}; Milledgevillc 8 OF. Osn.
aburgs 734a734; Hopewell I OF. Osna-
burgs 584; Roswell Factory Yarns, per
bunch, $3.50
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[From our Extra of yesterday.]
NORTHERN ELECTION NEWS.
BRILLIANT DASH OF MORGAN'S.
RICHMOND, 22d.


Northern papers of the goth havo
been received. Tho troops under Gems
Hancock and Humphrey, who recently
crossed tho Potomac, have returned to
Maryland.
Several prominent politicians and
business men havo been drafted in
Pennsylvania.
Gen. Morgan dashed into Licking.
ton Saturday morning and compelled
the Federal garrison to surrender.
The Democratic gain in Ohio is fifty
thousand. Democrats have the major.
ity in the Legislatures of Indiana and
Pennsylvania, securing two Senators in
place of Bright's successor, and Viii.
mot.
Gold 1904 to l31 on Saturday.
[Gov. Harris passed up the road this
morning. No news from towards Nash
ville.-ED. BULLETIN.
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NOTICE.
Oct. 24.--5t.

BROKE LOOSE FROM THE FAILING
near Mr.. Munsons's on Main Street nWin--
chester, (else stolen), about o'clock 7. NJ.
yesterday, a modium-sizcd bay horse, in tolor-
able order, and about or o years old. Had
Oh an old bride and saddle, the latter covered
with blue cloth and very much worn. Amy
information will be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded.
WIN. PELHAM, G. s. A.
Winchester; Oct. "A. dtf
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From the Southern Confcderacy
Delicious Tea!

ladies gather your Raspberry leaves,
and you will have the finest substitute
tor Hyson Tea in the world--and when
you can't get Rasbcrries-takc the
Blackberry-it will do. havo tried
It. You have yet several days before
frost to gather them-see to it! Tea
is Sl2 Il pound-sayo your money!
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

By BY Tomorrow night our people
will be rs much clatcd as thcy are now
depressed. We shall within the next
three days here the shouts of victory
echoingalong the Cumberland and Blue
Ridge Tho millions Of the South shall
catch the glowing theme, and earth, air
and ocean resound with the loud ac.
claim Of victory.--Register.
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Some person, half fool, has been en-
gagged for severalmights in ringing tho
Episcopal Church bell opposite Fancy
Gate, There is nothing smart in it at
all, and we advise the person to stop it
or he may be caught.
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The Memphis Bulletin Of the 18th
inst, has the foil loving paragraph:
"rhc Confederate force for the inva-
sion of Missouri numbers about Al 900,
Gen. Holmes is the Commander.in
Chief, llindman, latoly in command in
Arkansas, is under arrest on account of
some difficulty with Albert Pike"
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~ The Cincinnati papers state that
in consequence of the great drouth in
that section the yield Of tho lato crops
will be reduced nearly one half.
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A good mnny of our subscribers fail
to get their papers on account OF their
being called for by those who are not
subscribers. The p. NJ. at Decherd
hopes these spongers upon what others
pay for Will stop it,
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TELEGR APHIC.

Aside from tho following dispath re.
ceived yesterday after our paper was
out, no telegram has been received
Some important movements are going
on which will blaze out in few DAYS,
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s@~The Federals at Perryvile sent
in flag OF truce for permission to bury
their dead, and yet the lying Yankee
papers claim 0 victory.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-24

Don't fail to read the advertisement
of Lorenzo Russell. He offers bar.
Gain in No. land.
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h neA. A very limited space in the Daily Bull
lIe,in will be allowed for advertisements -
Terms, 81 for each square, 1st insertion; Scots
FOR each subsequent insertion.
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Terms:
@YR T>eI8AN 1s10 Ng0NTR

No subscription received for longer than one month
The DaiIy Bulletin be obtained at the office, or OF
pewsboys Our friends everywhere arc requested to
sist us In extending its circulation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14
The Blaif.FremOnt Controversy.

A telegram 10 the Cincinnati papers
says that Judge Blair, Postmaster Gene
raj, was nervous about seeing his private
letters among the Fremont document
critcislng Lincoln and Chase. Very
likely. In order that SO much OF it AS
deferred to these gcntlemen may be seen
by the reader, We segregatc It from the
mass of letters in Gen. Fremont's col
lection. Qnoih Mr.. Blair:
AT the same time you must not ex-
pect too much OF me in the Cabinet. l
nave, as you know, Uerv Httlc influence,
aud even now, when the policy have
advocated from the first is being inau-
gurated, it does not seem to bring NE
any great power over the Adminlstra-
ton. This, can see, Is partly my own
fault. l have been too obstreper0us,
perhaps, in my opposition, and men do
uot like those who have exposed their
mistakes beforehand and taunt them
with them afterward. The main diff
entity is, however, with Lincoln himself.
He is of the wing school, and that
brings him naturally not only to incline
to the feeble policy Of wings, but to give
his confidence to such advisers. 1t
costs mo great deal OF labor to get
anything done, because of this inclina-
ton of mind on the part Of the Presi-
dent or leading members of the Cabi-
net, including Chase, who never voted q
Democratic ticket in his life. But you
have the people at your back, and am
doing all 1 can to cut red tape and get
things done. I will be more civil and
patient than heretofore, and see if tina,
won't work"
No one will have very high opinion
Of Fremont for publishing a private let.
ter of this character.
In Fremont's defence there also ap-
pears the following letter from the Pres
ident. 1t is worthy Of all commenda-
ton:
lPrivate.l
WAsu1SGroN, Sept. 2, 1852.
To Mcjor General II emont.
My DxAR SIR-Two points in your
proclamation of August 80 give me some
anxiety.
"Fn st-Should you shoot man, &C.
eordi"2 to the prociama ion, the Con-
federstcs would very ccrtauly shoot our
hes. men IN their hands. in retaliation !;
and g, man for mar, iodc6aitely. Ii il,
Therefore, my order that yon allow no
man to be shot, under the proclaim alton,
without my appreciation or consent.
Secoud-i think that there is great
danger that the closing paragraph, in
relation TO the colfiscation of property
and liberating slaves Of traitorous own
ers, will alarm our Southern Union
friends, and turn them against us-per-
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bsps ruin our rather fair prospect for
Kentocky. Allow me, therefore, to ask
that yoa viii, - Of Jour own motion,
modify that paragraph 20 - to conform
to the. first and fourth sections OF the
act Of Congfe entitled IAN act to con-
fiscate property used for insurrectionasy
purposes" approved August sth 1851.
and copy Of which act ! herewith sesd
you. The letter 10 written in . spirit OF
caution, and not Of csnsure. l send It
BY special messenger, in order that It
may speedily reach you.
"Yours very truly,
"A. LINCOLN"
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Larsss svass charged q the rats Of $50 fos
eaeh 4ai Il. ~ sQsass,
ies one half square, tve-eAiRls II The shove
Basiass C.sas Dot = .zo.sd 8 Hines. 90 % pr
ForsaeA shsses IN sdditisaal shsss. Of rs cent?
pr square will y mads.
IAsss sses sAasgsd dssbls he ssns linsaslsa
sftyps.
Yearly advertising eostsaets will b undsrstced
% apply strictly = The Immediate bssi.sss Of The
advertiser, and oil other slvssissnsots seat In b.
the advertiser will b changed extra.
:. Aoverttss0ents not accompanied With instruo-
zion. will BE- inserted untl forbid and eharesd 90
eosdingly.
Editorial notices charged for 1t the rate Of Is
cents per line, o. eight words and special notices
o ~ cents per line, Or 50 cents line psr week.
Al nosicee Tor religious and benevolent pur-
poses Of any kind Whatsoever, o1osdinssy length.
exeePs single ennoancs@ssts Of marriages and
deaths enlarged = csnts par insertion.
Advsftssements from abroad must b poid for
s"ss'ss@y IN sSssass, unless frem approved
Contracts for yearly advsrtisiag ts,n,nbl. 1,
the option Of advertisers, they peysne Al 49,.
nent Of - pr cent. On the eontsset price.
Adverstsements inseetsd next 70 reading matte,
% Per cent. advance o. The above rates, and kent
rates.
advance. ~
.Advsrtissnsats Inserted /. weekly ., rsa.o...
BILE terms.
RICHARDSON. WEST / CO,
SANDERS / BRO.
IA. DAlDORF 4 CO.
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ANDREW JouNsoN.-This patriot, with
commission as Rrigadier General from
the President, has gone home to Ten
nessee to paci6cate the State. Here is
his platform in his own words:
II sm a Democrat now; have been
one all my life expect to live and die
one /; ard the corners stone Of my De-
mocracy rests upon the enduring basis
of the Union. Democrats may come
and 90, but they never shall divert me
from the polar star by which l have
been guided from early lifc-the great
principles Of Democracy upon which
this government rests, aud which can
not be carried out without the preser-
walton of the Union of these States"
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JAS. =. ALTMAN

WHISTLES TO INFORM HIS OLD CUSTOM
w crs, and the puoiic generally. that he has
in SIRE . 81 ficieIt quantity Of
= ure 0ryOt@l Toe
to supply them the coming season, which he 10
prepared TO liver in ALL = AK1SOF THE
CT on - reasonable terms % it can b pro-
cured Of any other 6rm.
OFFlCE--ss 8tAthGos H,ous and Feed Sters,
opposite LsClAise Heaso. nAll-d1a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

The New York Journal of Commerce
says diligent inquiry has failed to de.
tect any counterfeit of the United States
five dollar demand notes in that city,
and the whole story is doubtless the in.
vention of the parties who promulgated
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

TC FAkAER0 AND FAQlllED d.
tirous Of osniag good Sewing Machine, thss IL
simple In It's construction, strong and not liable
get out Of order. one that makes the stitch alike
On both sidss, one that dos net skip stitches q
unravsl, one that viii ~ equally we'll On thick Of
thin cloth, one that viii run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes > uniform seam,
(lssving no ridge undsrneath,) one that win use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one thu
will last for ysars on Ill kinds Of work; in short
one that 10 not more trouble than it Il worth, bay
at once, without hesitation. the LADD. WEB
sTER co. Machine, ut i the cheapest IN tAs
end" See advertisement in another eol1an.-
Oicaes Hsald. agl-dAwla
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Advertise, having bssa restored 70 health
II sfsw vssts By very siapls rsasly, af>ss
having su1essd several ysass with . severe lag
aGsetisa, asd that dsssa dissass, CosssnpAIes-
10 aaxieas e nahe knsvn . his fsllsv-sulssses
the means Of care.
70 I'll who desire IT, hs win ssad copy Il he
prsseipdoa used (frss ofehasgs,) With the dizss.
tes fos psspasing and asing The saas, vhish y .,
will ind suRs Cuss Sos CONSUMPTION, Asr.uA
BnoxcHIsls, -. The oaly ohjsst q Ne ave-.
tissr in ssnding thsfrssssiptaoa Il 70 bsnsAt the
aAietsd, and sprssd infanstian which 10 eo,-
ssvssto b invalss6ls, snd b. hopes every SUFFERS
will try his remedy, - it Aiu cost thsn nothing,
and may prove blsssiAg.
Parties wishing The pssssriptioa win please ID
dras REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WlLllAnoDuDon.
oct3O-3w1 KiuR1 County, Nev Yoek
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DRY GOODS.

DRY.GOODs! DRY Go0Dse +!
Eau = WTseter
d n ~ q q q . = !
JUST RECEIVED
q. -. W II Z = L n n ,
NO. . LIE CLAIRE ROW,
Tn, .! 1.n :'dssl:;t CHEAPEST AND BEST
STAPLE Infancy DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.,
EVER oFFRRED M THIS STATE.
Please call and - the large and elsap stock
GOO a CO. ao
and get yeur monies worth. No trouble to show
Goods at WHISPERS. ocl9
q, 900
WATCH SPRING HOOP SKIRTS
1Ato0t 0ty1o0
A T FULL ONE-THrRD LESS, IN PRICE.
IA than ever before sold in this market. W.
have large stock, and bought them in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR CASH,
and We will sell them cheaper than any other g.
tablishment possibly can and for sale TO the trade
in quantities At New York jobbing prices At
WHISPERS.
ocI9-dtf
DIR. GEO. c. NEWELL,
SURGEON + MECHANICAL DENTIST,
OFFICE ooRNEa OF BRADY AND rHIaD srs
CHARGES MODERATE.
NO TlCE.
TIE DAVENPORT GAS COMPANY
4 Re NOW PREPARED 70 REPAIR OLD
"A and put on
N.se Cosspsstssess Reef.
Tin E1oo11 Repa1rod.
- Work made satisfactory in al Gases.
mhll-dlm
N A II >!
DEEBE L co.'s PATENT VENTILLA TED
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

.0NLT NTALLIBLE RENEDIEs Known"
Destroy Instantly
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
V E r M I N.
Tho:: Preparation: aaliks al osh'r') srs
!" Not dangerous to the Human Family"
" Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their hsles TO die"
"Thsy are the only infallibls remedies known."
az years and more stabilized In New York City.
Cstd by--ths City Post Once
ICED blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Lted blythe City Steamer, Ships, h.
Coed blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, 10.
Coed BY 1.-The City Hotsls-Aster-- st. kieholaa
40.
1:td blythe Boarding Houses. Ae, 80.
Deed by--mors than 1000 Private Families.
- See ess or teo 2psc;mess Of what - Epsvy-
ssAsrs said By tie le-1disors-Dsalsrs, DC.
neutrality-suspicious. with vssmin need
b % NO longer, il they use ''CosrAI's" Extssmi.
majors. We have used It TO our Satisfaction, and
II boz cost IS " would have 1t. W. hsd tried
poisons, but they Effected nothing; but "Costas's'
article knocks the bre.th out Of Rats, Mice, koa-
ehes and Bed Bugs, quicker than W can write Il
1t 10 in great demand Ill over the eountsy.-Aedi-
na O. } Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annualiy In Grant County BY Eermin. than would
pay tor tons Of this Ra. and Insect Killsr.-Les-
easter VIE Hsrald.
HENRY R. COSTAR-Ws arc selli,e you,
psspsrations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Nice, koaehss and Vsrmio disappear
rapidly.
kok1s 1 Srorrsss. Druggists, Windsos, Nd.
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We tAe aadsssig1sd agrss . he following
TEAMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
DAnv.-19H esats Per week ,ps. able - sasiSesA
Aail AID post-o0ee s1bssribsss, 81, PER aaDo0
payable II sdvance.
WssKIY.-41,o0 pr snauD, In advssse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

: ONLY NTALLIBLR RENHDIrs KuoWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

n Dsstrsy-Rsts, Roaehss, Ac.
=, Destroy Mics, Melss and Ants.
n Dsslvey-Bed Dsgs.
70 Dsstrey--Noths II Fun, Clothes, Ee.
70 Dstroy- Nosqaitess and flsas
- Dsoarey--Insests on Plsnts and Fowls.
70 Desevoy--1nseets On AsiDals, H.
70 Dssevoy--Evssy f1sa and spssiss a Vssnia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-14

Costar's Rat, Roach, 70 Extsrminator.
Costar1
Cossar's Ded-bug Fxtsrminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for Insect. 20.
INs5c, SOC AND 81 90 Boxes, BorrLvs AND FIAsxs
- AND IS FOB PLANTATIONS, Sara, Bears,
H0rgLs, AC., &c, &c.
CAUTlON!!! To prevent the public from
being impose upon BY SpSriovs and Highly Per-
~ieioss hssfatioss. new label has been prepared
bearing IacsiMils OF the Propr,stor's signstsrs
kxamins each boz, bottle, Or Task carefully b.
fore purchasing, and take nothing bat - Cos.
TAkN.'s