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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-04

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The hartford 11Pe
ION The FIRST DAY
~ nsds to he Auditor i,
LIST The name Of tie Con,
| Fire Insusa1cs Com'ny,
CAPT
q. The amount Of Gap. I'll
I'd. the amt Of capital sto'
4,h. Assn
Cash on hand and in bsnk
Cash in hands Of agents,
and in course Of trans
mission.
Bills receivable, for loans
secured BY personal and
collatsrs. securiiy.....
Heal estate unsncum bored
| building and lot ~
Pearl-st, Hartford i. -. .
Interest and rents accrued.
(mostly payable janus
~ LIST, ls62).... .....
STOCKS AND BONDS 1
sll shares Hartford Bank
stock. Hartfori........
400 shares Phenix Bank
stock. Hartford ........
100 shares Connections
River Banking Co. stock
Hartford :. $500.
2oo share, Exchange B'nk
stock, Hartford.
l50 shares Bank Of Hart.
ford Co.
200 shares Charter Oak
Bank stock, Hartford
26v shares Farmers and
Mechanics Bank stock
Hartford ..............
$50 shares Mercantile Blk
stock, Hartford -. -.
ls2 shares Merchants and
Manufacturer Bank
stock, Hartford.
3lo shares Ktna bank
stock, Hartf. Id........
EOS shares City Blk stock,
Hartford ..............
200 shares American Ex-
change Bank stock, New
YOrk..................
200 shares Bank Of Com
merce stock, N Y......
500 shares Importer and
Traders Bank stock, n
1........ %.
900 shares Blk Of America
stock, N Y.
goo shares Manhattan Co.
stock, N Y.
300 shares Merchant.' Blk
stock, N Y............
POO shares Ocean Bank
stock, n Y............
200 shares Union Bank
stock, N Y. 80.
200 shares Of North Amer
lea Bank stock, N w..
BOO shares Metropolitan
Bank stock, N Y......
loo shares Blackstone Blk
stock, Boston,
100 shar. > Bank Of Com
merce stock, boston,.
loo snarcs Granite Bank
stock, Boston.
10 shares Suffolk Bank
stock. Boston .........
loo shares Hide and Lea
ther bank, Bostou.....
loo shares w ebster Bank
stock, Boston.
loo shares National Bank
stock, Boston. .........
loo shares Atlantic Bank
stock, Boston..........
loo shares Safety Fund
Bank stock, B0st0n....
loo shares Boylston Bank
stock, Boston ........
100 shares Revere Bank
stock, Boston..........
200 shares B'k Of thu State
Of Missouri stock, st.
Louis .............
200 shares Merchants's
Bank stock, st. Louis.
81 shares state Wis. Blk
Sock Milwaukee. ......
l25 shares Union Bank
stock, Albany.........
50 shares Montreal Bx. (
stock, Montreal. -.
1870 shaTes Connecticut
River Company stock.
20 shares Connecticut
River X X Co.
90 shares Hartford and
New Haven Il 4 Co.
30 bonds Tennessee State
stock 6 per cent. psya-
bic 1899. .............
2 bonds Ohio State stock
. per Ct, payable 1860.
20 bonds Michigan State
stock, 8 per cent. paya-
bio 1883.
IS Hartford City bonds
stock. 8 per Ct, payable
IS76.............. $50.
rs Hartford and Now Hs-
ven Il X bonds, 8 per Ct.
1873............... -.
U. S. Treasury Notes IL
per cent.
Z. $. stock coupon 8 per
ocnt., 1881.
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may be needed to points OF acton.
THIS is not PERSONAL, aud can be employ
ed accordingly.
"Yours, sir, with acknowledgements
of your courtesy and good will,
y. l.. DIX
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD BIS
stock OF stoves, Tin Ware, etc.. to J. Q. PUr-
MN i Co., weuld resp. ctfully recommend them to
the patronage Of the public, and 70 bis old Gus
omess in particular. JUN E. AONATn:
Novembe. "a. 1861. lnv27-N
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A FEW GOOD BUSINESS MEN TO ACT
a % travelling sgsnts, in this State % when
eood wages wall b paid. For particular address
]. s. BAKER, Davenport, Iowa. uas7-d4wl
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

COUNTY OF HARTFORD,
|. Chauncey Howard, Clerk of the Superior
Court, for said County, do hereby certify that
Charles E. Perkins, whose name in apps1ded TO
the jurat of the foregoing Deposition was, on the
datc thereof, Justice Of the Peace in and for
the county Of Hartford, duly authorized to ad
minister oaths Tor general pu,po es. and that am
we'll acquainted with the hand writing of the
said Charles +. Perkins, and verify believe the
signature to the said deposition is genuine.
In testimony whereof, have hereun,o set my
hand and affixed my official Seal, this 18th day Of
January, A. d., 1852.
s. CHAUNCEY HOWARD,
Clerk Of the Superior Court.
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Total o SsetS. yes
LIABILITIES.

IABILITlDS.
aeh. No liabilities to b'nkS
or others, due or not due
6th. No losses I'd listed
and dse.
9Th. Losses either unad-
justsd OF ss,s72.a;
sth. Adjusted and not
due
eth. Losses in suspense,
waiting further proof,
included in last answer
10th. All other claims
against the Comp any,
(dividsnds unpsid).... ,265,0o
llth The rule Of the Company is, not to exceed
$4,000 in any one risk, subject to loss BY sin
gle Gre
18th. The amount insured in . city or village,
depends upsn it, size generally oil the desra-
BILE risks 70 DO had subject 70 the last above
named.
18th. The amount insured in any one block Of
buildings, depends upon its size and eonstruc
ton, subject 70 tho rule shove referred 70.
18th. A deposit Of $4,000 Of Tennessee State
Bonds. was made with the State Of Tennessee,
in August, $50, but the agencies Of ~ Com
pxny having been witbdrswn and the company
not trsnsacting any business In that State, this
deposit viii be withdraw upon tho expiration
of Policies in May, 1869. The amoun: u pre-
miums received in the State Of Iowa, fos the
year ending December 3Ist, 1881. was j, 400 %.
the receipts the month Of December Iosi'
being estimateA.
18th The Act Of incorporation is the same ~
' II. HUNTINGTON, President
THO. c. ALLYN, Ssc'y.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT 40
Hartford Iounty,
Personally appeared, H. HUNTINGTON, Prs'i-
dent, and T. c. ALLYN, Sesrstssy Of the hart
ford Fire Insurance. Company, and made oath that
the foregoing statement. ~ them soesc''1eI =
said Company, and exhibits, 20 far .: can % AZ
certaiped as this date it's actual condition on the
6rss day Of January 1862: -, r,cuo,c
Justice Of the Psses.
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOwAh
Desmoines, Jss. ~, o69.
II IL hereby certified, that on the eth day Of
January, 1851, . sworn statement vas 1led IN this
,fice. showing the co, diton Of T3e Hartford Fire
state Of l:onnscsieu' on the FIRST day 4 January,
4. D., 1852. in sccordsnce with provision OF an
ast Of the General Assembly. Of the State Of
ova, entitled An Act in sslstion 70 insurance
approved January 1stA. 1851. end N
sss that said statement SHOWS that said Com
any 10 possessed Of requisite smosns ofsapitai,
nd invested - required By Law.
Authority isthsrefose given 70 the above named.
company 70 transact businoss Of insuronce In
biz state IN seeosdaese with the laws thsssoes
Until the 3lst day Of Januasy, 4. D., ons thoss.nd
light hundred sad sixty-thses.
1t 10 also certified. that Willisa }. Roes, Of Ds'
rapport, has bssu duly sppointsd y said CoopsoZ
heir lsvfai Agent and Aisornsy for tas Sessyss}
.coss. with fall power 70 tsks sieks g Io
rovidsd s. lsv, spoa his ling 9th The Clssk q
he Oist,ict I:on,t In asd for aid eeuaty. ceet-
ed eoov Of tie s,stsmsn, On die ID this oaee. II
! fvrs6sr certi6sd that he stseehed y isas and
. tsss;-oev vhereo(. hsvo hessspto ct ny
hasd es1 a0xsd ~ ssal a eoss, his Nsh day
m al NV. CATTELL,
fAi-l6tf AuAiteg e 6eate.
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AN ACT

AN All
To create State Board Of Examiner. for
the examination Of School Teachers.
Sec. !. BE IL enacted By the Board of
Education Of The Nate Of lora, That there
is hereby created . State Board Of Exam
liners for the examination Of school teach
ers, to be known as the " Educational
Board Of Examiners = said Board to con.
sist OF the Faculty Of the State University.
OF which the Professor of the Normal De.
partMent shall be Chairman, and the Sec.
rotary Of the Board OF Trustees ex officio
Secretary.
SEC. 2. The said Board shall bold an
annual session Of one week, commencing IN
the first Monday after the Fourth Of july.
and such special sessions as they may deem
proper, at the State University at which
session they shall examine all pei sons who
make application, as to their qualifications
for teaching school in this State, taking as
the standard Of qualification the course Of
study required in the Normal Department
Of the University.
SEC. ;. Said Board shall keep record OF
their proceedings, and register Of the lame.
age, sex, residence, and date Of certificate
OF each person to whom q certificate is is
sued. They shall also procure a SEAL upon
which shall be inscribed the words "Educa.
tiOnat Board Of Examiners of the STATE of
Ioaca," and such other device or sentiment
IS they may consider appropriate, and shall
adopt and cause to be printed in ! neat and
legble manner form Of certificate.
SEC. 4. To all persons Of good moral char
acter, who pass q satisfactory examination,
as contemplated in this act, said Board shall
issue a certificate Of qualification for teach.
ing school in the State Of Iowa, signed by
the Chairman and Secretary Of said Board,
with the seal affixed, which certificate shall
authorize the person to whom it is given to
teach in any Of the public schools of this
State, in which their services NAV be de.
sired, without any further evidence Of dual.
'fication. Said certificate shall be perpetual.
unless revoked by said Board for gross i'm
morality, or any other cause Of disqualti
cation, Of which cause the said Board shall
be the judges. In case q certificate is re-
voked, the Board shall cause the fact to be
published in two or more newspapers pub
ilshed in this State, and shall also report
the same To the Secretary Of the Board Of
Education " 10 shall Immediately thereafter
notify all the County Superntendtnts in
the State.
SIC. ). Said Board shall receive no com
pensation Tor their services. The expenses
lncurr, for books, stationery, certificates,
seal, and compensation Of the Secretary,
shall be allowed and paid by the Trustees
Of the State University.
NICHOLAS j. RuscH,
President Of the Board Of Education,
December Goth, 1861.
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Miss Dlx.-Miss DIX, the noted NH
Ianlhroplst, has declined the use Of q
carriage a, Government expense. Her
letter IS SO anomalous that We give il en-.
tire:
10 the Hon. Simon Cameron ,Ssc,u of
War: "
"slR-While appreciate your con.
sidcration of my convenience and com.
tort In offering me the use OF a car,;.co
at Government charge, while deyo,;no
myself to the Government service 7 re-
specially decline the same. | give
cheeriuly my own time, mind, thought,
and income to the service of nv conn.
try /; indeed, l have done this for twenty
years, only transferring from hospitals
for the insare the means now devote to
the military service. cannot now be-
gin to receive any form of remuneration
for what l cheerfully render as q loyal
woman. | shall take the use occasion.
ally OF freight wagon to convey heavy
boxes to the camp, when the regiments
cannot ser d to me for needed supplies,
or in event Of battles, to hasten what
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
THE B0MBARDMENT or FORT WRIGHT.
--,-----o~-@----~->.~o~.,~..o-~

CAIRO, April 49, 1852
special despatch TO the Chicago Tribune dated off
Fort Wright, says
The firing on both sidez. Thursday was very heavy
The mortars opened at nosn; the enemy replied
briskly from the land batteries, throwing shell
clear over and nearly across the river
tLey firing very accurately and from very heavy
guns. This gunboats st. Louis, Carondele and Cairo
stationed picket ships the extremity OF the point
had 50 move up the river to got out OF range.
The firing was kept up both sides until midnight.
The gunboats st. Louis and Cairo struck by shell
but no dsmage done
Yesterday but little firing done In the afternoon
tho morars were shifted to tho opposite side Of the river
for greater protection In their former locality they
were in great danger from prowlng rebel bands, who
have already cut the levee In two three places 10
ombirrass the operations Of the mortars.
ieserters say the batteries now mount forty guns,
and the rebels h9Yo sixty more which they rapidly
putting in postSA SGen. Bragg has command. succeed
ing Villpigus. fAfe about 600 troops there and
four gunboats in tie river mounting twenty -four guns
CHICAGO, April 10, 1862.
The bombardment of Fort Wright continues, parsici-
pated in by tho mortars and gunboats The enemy re-
ply vigorously, but bave done damage yet. There
expectation OF the reduction the fort at present
he present high stage Of water will prevent any
operation the part of the land forces Cor days.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
Mayors Of tn. cities nominate doctors to the Governor


The bill was debated till the recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
To incorporate the New York Warehouse Security Com
pany.
To amend the charter OF tho Long Island Railroad Com
pa y.
To divide the State into Congress ionai districts
After passing this bill Committee OF Conference con-
sisting OF Messrs Seymour, d. Waterbury, Pierce,
Andrews and Benedict was appointed.
The report OF tho Committee OF Conference ON the
Annual Appropriation bill was agreed 10, and the bill
passed.
State was ordered TO third reading
The bill TO amend the law relating the First Judicial
strict reported adv srsely and the bill was rejected
Nr nAyEY made an able report in favor OF remb
ment by the general government for uniforms and
useG destroyed and lost in service the of 1872
bessr FISHER SMITH ard BANKS gave notice OF motions
TO suspcad the rules so az to forward the Tx
else bill.
The resolution 10 adjourn sine die Tuesday, at six
O'Clock, was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. LorrREL, select committee of five
pointed. without mpensstion. present Captain
essen, Lieutenant Worden and others, tbs compli
mo tGry resolutions rom the Senate.
Ssvoa resolutions offered for the appointment OF
&c oct committees to examine the affairs OF the city rail-
roads, bureau OF assessments &c. all Of which de-
feated.
On motion OF Mr.. BENEDICT tho Select Committee TO
investigate the affairs of the state Military Board
discharged from further service
Mr. LEAAY offered resolution to request Congress 10
attend to to the suerngs Of the volunteers and
families than to the abolition slavery. Laid over.
motion make the Excise bill tho special for
Monday was lost.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

health and spirits and although having attained his So
senty-sixh year, he promises enjoy this life for
years yst One very remarkable sentiment he used yes
terday When speaking Of his old age, he said--'The
Divine writer has stated that the days Of life
limited 10 three ysars and ten. aud II exceed
that, is than strength which occasions
III yet" said he, ~ have my seventy sixth year
aud am st by Gods preserving grace and mercy ths
enjoyment Of good health, for which shank Him."
The numerous visitors come before dinner; and in the
Afternoon, az is customary he takes aud refresh
ment by sleep.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
Meeting in Aid OF Union Refugees from
Florida.


Meeting In Aid OF Union Refugees from
Florida.
meeting was held at tho Merchsnts' Exchange, at
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, to measures
for the rcef OF Union refugees from Jacksonville Ftori
da Tho refugees arrived here Friday evening" BY tho
Star Of the South. Their names aro:-
Or. J. 4. Mitchell, wife and two children.
Philip Frazer, vile AID six children.
Mrs.. stevens, two daughters aud child.
W. b. Fairchld, wife aud three children.
O. L. koene and wife.
John Clarb, wife and two children.
Rev. Mr.. Hewitt wife and Ave children.
W. p. Delaney wife and thros children.
Thcs. Stevens and vile.
Mrs. Granger.
Mr. Proch.
John Dowd.
Gabriel Horch.
C.P. Devcreaux.
G. l.. Robinson.
+. y. Parkcr.
The meeting on Chsnge was not very numerous. Mr.
Simeon Baldwin was called 10 tho chair, and Mr. l.. B.
Martin appointed secretary.
Mr Draper explained the object Of the meeting,
and introduced the following resolutions, which were
adopted -
Resolved That loyal citizens Of the States in rebellion
who declare their adhesion to the constitution and flag
the Union entitled TO the protection Of the govern
ment, and ought to be roinstsed m their rights.
Resolved, Tint tho citizens Of New York avoid
expressing their sympathy for tho cxpa.racd oyalss
who have become the victims oi traitors IN against
Resolved, That a committee OF citiyens be appoint
ed by the chair TO take for the relief OF tho
loyal citizens OF FLORIDA now In this city.
The committee ordered con- st OF the follow
Noses Taylor H. q. stsbbins, r. L. Cutting. Henry Hon
kns, Edward Boil Joseph H. Cnoatc, Samuel Blatchford
Edward Minturn, j. y. Geraud Foster, Francis s. La
throp, Joseph Sampson and Walter Edwards Jr
The meeting thon adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

-. Senate.
ALBANY, April 10. 1892
The Supply bill was made the speca, ordor for this at
ssrnoou.
ORDERED To A THIRD asADiNo
To prevent frauds in laying out streets In New York
To provide for the construction Of railroads In ctos.
10 amend the law rotating to the Superintendent of
che Poor and Coroners Of Kings county.
BILLS rAssKD.
To amend the law in relation to tho Supreme Court Of
she First judicial district.
To amend the General Railroad law.
To amend the laws relating 70 public instruction.
To amend tho Harlem Stage Company's charter.
To confirm tho ordinance Of tho city OF New York,
passed November q, 1855.
To authorize American guano.
To rebuild certain locks On the Chsnpain Canal.
To authorize the payment of cor.an aims for organ
izing, equippng and subsistng vol ,ntcors.
To amend the act rotating 70 jurors and commissioners
ofjurors for Kings county.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate occupied all tho afternoon session In the
consideration OF the supply BILL
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April 10, lso2
70 increase the number OF notariss public IA Now
York.
In relation 70 the transportation Of convcts 70 State
prison.
LAID TAME
To amend the Assessment law.
To regulate the Harbcr Masters pepayirion, Of Now
York.
TO authorize extraordinary repairs In tho Chomuns
DAnai and foeder.
provide for the consolidation Of banking assoeations
10 amend the law relating 10 executions against pro
psrty.
Several attempts mado TO lay the third reading
Of bills on the table, TO take up the Excise BILL bu'
they all failod.
Tho bin 70 speal the Putnsy Estate laws came up oi
third reading and excited long debate
On motion tho bill Was reeoinmt,ed.
Reccss.
The Metropolitan Health bill was taken up.
Tho Police Commissioners were restored 20 the com
mission. The amsndment proposing that ono Police Com
missioner reside In Brooklyn was lost.
Mr.. MURPHY moved 10 strike out the two police com
snlssioncrs. Last.
Mr.. MURRAY nsvsd 70 amend 10 sivs The right
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
Married.

BARKrR-PuRptE.--Ir ncerGeld Tioga county, Pa on
Wedn esday, April Q. by the Rev WIN. b. Haskell LUTHER
E. BAR ,ER cf New Yoik city. Mis- shfARY Z. PuRaLF OF
the forme' place.
CAtL--MA1HEE.--On Thursday evening, April II, by
the Row j. B Hagany, a. JACKSON CARL TO FRANCES ma
Their, all Of this city
DRAGON GonDoy.-0n Thursday evening April 3. at
the residerce Of the brides father by O. R.vr :. d.
Burchard OHy f. DE TO kAlE GoROoN all Of TIL city,
ROGER --,ui1oN--Oa Thursday evening April II, al
the residence o. the brides sister, by the Rev. Ale
ander Pc IT, WILLIAM H. ROGERS, OF brooklyn, to Miss
HANNAH w. SUTTON, Of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20
Presc cntntion Of . Flag to the Les. Enfn ns
PerduS.


Yesterday osnng tho French rogiInenS known as Ins
Enrans Pordus marched from their headquarters up
Broadway to the Everett House where aspond banner
was sted ,hom the gift Of number Of ladies'.
Rev Dr.. osgood made the presentation speech, and in
tho course his eloquent remarks said thai Of the
North believed in the constitution for tho maintonance
sf which we would fight evou against our kindred.
rreachen assisted In sustaining the government In the
sary story CT tho repu bc, and Rochamboau marched
with Washington to Yorktown, at which time Count de
srasse commanded our feet. He asked tse regiment to
sccept the flag gift to sacred cause, and affirmed
tt if the sccossionisis conquered would be
ounwans had conquered Washington. yio spoke Of the
,auence Of ira ors abr,si and believed that their In
nueuce win ncycr have ths effect njuring cause In
Enrope l.ouis Napoleon took glorious part in the
cons OF the Italian nationality, for which he spoke
n name with reverence lie believed that before tho
year passes away this secession w be indicted by Eu
sopo IA a nuisance AID n curse 20 the world. lie
trusted that the color of France and starry ban
ner would always wavo together symbol of the
existing between the land Of Napoleon ond the
country of washington. he nvossd the blessings q
peace 81 God would 20 with them 10 tho battle neld Ho
eoprludaSl vita the following verses
sister in trial. who shall count
Thy generous friendsh p's sclam,
whose blood uaiugling in the front
lnat gave our Land Its name;
TiA yorktown sav In blended line
,lur cunqror ing arms advance,
aud vctory's double gariands twias
Our banner Tsre Ia Frdnce
Co,re, Comfort accepted the flag and responded N
fcw epprcprats romarks, stating that hs would 40 ali
In hs power emulate The virtues and heroic cgdpsA
of r. h: nbe,l af,d IAhay Ute.
IN. names " tho oeiCsrs ave as foitaW;-
sosrei-Esl., Clrisrt.
Lieufsnagt Glp,si-- lVacsri)
Matr--iVln Carter Brown.
Aiju;sy --Pstor nichon
Quops1 ppfstcrr Love
.Sarsges-Rieus Nauvgey
A~sgun S,s'yeot--krnest Cotelle.
| CAonatn--( (VaCant.)
| Ctpiiduy captain, Joseph Tuwene.
| Ctp.,ang A---Csptain, (vacant.)
| C6,,yany r,-(apa!n, Smith kraus.
| Com any D-Cap<Ain, Francis Boucher.
| Coss,cay E--CapAain, Charles pailst =
Crap1au R5sAptaln, (vacant)
Cs.JNry G<-CaptsiA, Fordnaad IAvy.
CsHpaW< h--cSp<aias Hubsrt oohmds>
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

Batchclor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and
piled at BATCHELoRS Wig Factory, rs Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

Bull Run!-Many Soldiers died for
lack of medical treatment Holoyyays Pills and Ointment
would have prevented this.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

Walnut Candy and 300 Other Varieties
of Steam Refined Candies Wholesale retail at tae
Empire City Confectionery 775 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

LAromso GAs.-Dr. Cotton gives one of his unique and
lAughsrerciing exhibitions Tomorrow evening a. the
BROOKLYN Atheneum.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

Beautiful COmplexion.--E4alrd lrd's Bloom
of Youth Liquid Pear for preserving and beauyng the
complexion and skin. al crsssss and at 43y Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

CristadorO's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wigs the best in the world wholesale aud retail and
Che dye privately applied AZ No GAs,or House.
The New York herald., 1862-04-20

DR.. Kinne's Truss--The Cheapest rad
ceanes invented. Comfortable in hot climates and
used in bathing. la2 Broadway.