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Died.
RAn.a-ou Tuesday, March II, MARY, wife Of Peter
ms friends Of the family those of her brother
John Cuin respectfully invited " attend the funeral
this Wednesday, afternoon, at two O'Clock from No. 10
mAuvnI.-On Tuesday, March IT, LocsA BLAuvur,
youngest daughter d r. b. and Mary Blauveii aged ~
yeas.
The funeral win take place residence Of her pa
rents 24s Mulberry street, Newark NJ The friends ef
the family are respectfully invited 70 attend without fur
BlAHs in Brooklyn, ca Monday March 10, Mrs MAav
T. BAKH. widow Of John Blake, In The 10Th year of hsr
age
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Al tb. Rsformsd Dutch
church Of New Loth, on Thursday afternoon, a. two
O'Clock.
BrxssAs-on Monday. March 10, after lingering sick
ness, JANE BsxSHAH, aged % years
tend ths. funeral, from his broshsrs resdeaes 1874
wes. thirty street, this wednesday, Afternoon Al
two O'Clock.
RAlHn.-At Youksrs, N ", On Sunday morning, March
Is, the Rev Houxsr BAsD, d D., n the e6ih year u BIZ
age
a two O'Clock, at the prst church Youksrs
The friends of the family invited 10 attend. Trans
leave Chambers street 81 ten and twelve O'clock return
BRo~s suddenly, on Sunday, March 49, al westnsld,
~ j. IN full of faith 10 Christ RooKa wnIIAEs
lhs funeral viii ,sI. place this Swean.adayl morning
A eleven O'Clock al the Besan BAPTIST church ~
Bedford and Downing streets into the fellowship o which
be was baptized iust two weeks befors ha death Tbs
friends and soquAntancss invited 70 attend tho fube
raj without furthsv notice The Union Bible Glass; q
which be was member, are requested W b. present
EaApy-On sunday evening, March IS, Ass Tun1A
daussssr q Thomas and kzsoeth Brady. aged years
months and IL days.
The relatives and friends n tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend thefuncra this Wednesday, afternoon,
O'Clock, from The residence n bcr psfenu go
sixth avenue, corner ~ Firy fourth street
BoHis on sunday, hArch 10, ArTos l. Borrx, aged 81
years. 10 months and "a days.
Tho relatives and friends q the family Also th. Her
Lodge, No. Us A. are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this wednesday, Itsrnoyn al bsf
past ooiock from hts late resd~ooe 6s Pearl sres,
wood Csms,ery.
BovDss.--fn Mosdsy, k~ch ~, Mrs. Euxsrzrr Bou
Dss, ssei ~ years, . mopths and ~ days.
The relatives and n ends H ths '.niv r.~p~cfuiy
invited attsnd the funeral ttw fwefSeday atsypcn
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Wheat easier with saes OF Is 900 bushels al 81 10
81 1s for rcd and AMBER Western 81 M 81 o7 for Mil
waukes club and amber spring, and 81 81 81 SO for Chi
cago spring Corn . shade higher; the sales com
prsng IS 600 bushels mixed Western at o0c. 02c for
sound and SOC o soc. Tor unsOund and heated. Sales
also made OF 1000 bushels OF rye at 81 O8A H.
Oats were more sought after, q <c &c., according 10
quality.
BAGS AND BAGGma Limited transactions reported
prices wero unchanged.
CANDLES were steady, but very quiet.
CoTM.-The market was depressed with saies o. 1000
Cor1os was quite dull. and down 70 Sc ESQ., for mid
ding.
TsEnHrs were heavy and rates declining. To Liver
pool there shipped ~ 900 bushels grain at I'D
eKd. 10 buIk aud bags 500 pkgs.Iprovsions ss 2ov
37s Cd 40s. by sailing vss~s and steamer 20 hhds.
ex ss. s "a S srs oil H'.s q
tons provisions at 2os 22s 3D. For Oports an Ameri-
can bark engaged wheat At lid. In shippers bags.
HAr continued quiet and heavy q sSc S'c. FOR North
Hors wers inactive at c1c. = $50 for new crop.
IATns were quiet at unchanged prices.
MKrAIs-Tha inquiry was less active al 3Sc 34c for
ingot "copper" exc. 0kc. for pig lead, 6lc 62c FOR
Straits Tin and previous prices for pig iron.
MoLAssEs.-The demand was less active. With sales u
9T5 bbs and half bbs Now Orleans At 46c. Soc. small
lots Of Porto Rico NJ 66c, and Cuba muscoyado .. <5c
NAVAL sroRxx were dull and prices unsettled.
Os There WAS loss doing in the various descriptions
ssA e % refined western free sss 4cc do
IN bocd. 37<c Palm casks, first quality, l2Hc Lin.
seq city %:a: :! g Whale good % prime q os
81 90; do winter unblesched, 81 1oss2 10. Lard No
winter, 81 05.
PRovMoSs.-Pork quite heavy to-day, At Sl4 l2I
s4 rs for old mess, $40 so asl6 70 for do. and
Si 80 &13 rs for prime, with sales Of 40 bbls Beef
dun at $lI 25 sl3 for plain and &i3 s3 rs for
extra mess Sales made Of 300 bbls and tIerces
Of lard within the range o loSc lhc 500 boxes Of
bacon at Ti4c a a9Ac, and 200 packages Of hams and
shoulders at 7no. 8kc. and nc. &C. Butter
tinucd dull and heavy at &c. 2sc for state and lie
23c for Western. Cheese ruled quiet at l3c. a 15k.
kcg was Inactive, aud prices were nominal.
"a uuiet. without imDyTtapt chaIrcs n
quotations
in limited demand with sales OF $40 hhds.
At l2kc. for New Orleans and l0I4c. 1850 for
Cuba also 3S7 boxes Havana at l0Ic. a NC.
ToaAcco.-Neither sellers buyers desire move
under present therefore but little IL doing
Sales a. hhds. Kentucky, at 16hc 2sc. ~
leaf, at is Ko. 33c.
TALow down TO l2,sc l3c. with sales Of 70 900
bbls.
lxas were less buoyaut. the demand having been Quite
limited.
WmshN-There were $50 bbls sod at A5 Sc Al We.
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M arr1eI,

Married.
CuNSGs--nALTos.--On sunday evening, March Ia, by
the Rev Father Curren OF ST. Andrews church Captain
THOMAS CUxrsGs of tho Second regiment n =. ~ to
Mrs THpREsA 4 DALrvH. No cards.
EKnAs-Tuuy.-On Monday, Februarye, by the Rev.
Lott Jones' CnAsLEs ExHAs, Of this city 10 Miss MANY
A. TrILY, Of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia papers please copy
-On sunday, March is, by Rev
Or Adler MoRRE Ro~EsHEs Of Peoria Illinois fofme "
OF California 10 Miss EREETsg Ro-rsyyp OF this city
California and Illinois Papers please copy.
ssAxAs-Joss.-on Tuesday, March II, at the rest
dence OF the brides parents by the Raw d. Burchard
RcHARp w. SEAnAs TO EMMA GKRrRupH, only daughter Of
n. J Jones, Fsq.
wAKREs--PAon --on Friday, January IS. by tho Rev.
Mr. HiscocK, J. wARKxx. OF Kentucky, 10 IsABKfIA,
youngest daughter Of the late Counsellor Charles Page
formerly Of Grsenpoint, L l.
other papers please copy.
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obituary..


TIE Nv IN ' H"D
Among those who have departed this life during tho
psst week il one who has been well known TO the com
Il -. :. 80 ~ ha,n ,a.n,,a.. go ....,,a ,,h
P"uh'y - "k'' " oo'e '1'as'"ou anu oonns''0u "'
several prominent religious ana other associations as well
s by the written works he has left behind We aude
A. p n. Ola -. al. :, x,,.. - c.s.. ..,uu
"". - oano' "no u'0u ~ AonA''s on oun.-s n
ing last aged sixty -four and hall years Dr. Robert Baird
was native or Favette county pa where he was born
f. o.,o,... 100 ,, ..,. -. ....,., - a. W.,
o0soooi - A'se nn s'uues ~0'o A''0u '" ~ "@sn
engton and jefferson Colleges graduating In the latter IN
HE year 1878 He next practsed as teacher and news
-. ,-r,,.. !. p.uo,o., a,a s,arord ,ndsd ,h.o,,
paper ~'es ~ nohooh', anu s'e "uS s'uuou .ueo'sy
p the Seminary At Princeton, NJ He was In this co
asae for thres wears acting as tutor during OF
-. ,,. T. 100, !. .s ,,.n,.a s : oxa,.h.. "a .,so
1' s0' AZ A'A1 No w. "oo''ou 40 sP0'ono Anu s'So
pad charge OF good academy In Princeton, which posi-
fons he held for i've years. In 1897 he devoted himself
% missionary abors and formed connection for that
purpose with the American Bible Society. He first do
foted bis energies 70 the State OF New Jersey alter which
Ne travelled throughout the United States behalf the
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Personal Intellisenee.


Colonel William H. Norris Sixth regiment New York
Volunteer Artillery has been confirmed BY the Senate
rieader General Of Volunteers. General Morris gradu
hted West Point In 1881 served under Heinzeman In
California, Chief OF Major General Peck's staff
throughout the pennsrlar campaign, unanimously
baected colonel 0 the One Hundred and Thirty nth
kow York voluutesrs which regiment was converted in
10 artillery Of i,s excellence In materel drill
And discipline.
1t s rumored that Captain P. Kingsbury recently pro-
notsd 70 majority ID TO supersede Major Thornton, In
eommand at the Waterveit Arsenal. Tho last named
ocer, having been promoted 70 lieutenant coIooscy
bwtl be assigned 70 another mold Of labor.
Governor Ysses Of Illinois, and Cassius n Clay are In
philadelphia.
Married. Fernandna Florida. February Is, 1858 by
the Rev. H l. WaylaDd chaplain Seventh Connecticut
Wounteors Major Daniel Rodman OF the Seventh
eocut Volunteers to Miss Isabel Buddngton Groton,
Connecticut.
Captain f. B. Clapp, U. s. A. married In Memphis,
Eenn., on the Cd inst, to Miss Amy n. Frost.
J. II. Hough, Ohio; W. W. Scott, Quebec; w. Thomp.
bon, 81. Paul Jacob Stanwood Massachusetts, Joseph ST.
Clair, California; Henry f. Baldwin, New Orleans: Major
g. Braston, U. A.. A. B. Ramsey U. S. N and c. ID.
Carroll ST. Louis, are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel
senator ~ 8. Latham, California; Senator Anthony,
Rhode Island; w. T. Glidden, Boston; T. W. Walter,
Washington Senator Pomeroy, Kansas Hon +. 4. Wood
assahusetts, and ID. Crane, Boston, stopping at
ehecst Nchol IS Hotel
Professor A. ID. Baohe and wife, Washington; C. Wild
end wife, Albany; George s. Ledyard Cazenovia J. X.
Gaird England and Dr. George n. Ly man, u. b. A.,
among the arrivals at the Brevoort House.
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Arrival from Washington OF Released
Rebel Prisoners-The lrOn-Clad Nahsnt
or Charleston, &c., Sc.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 10, 1858.
The steamer State OF Maine arrived here last night from
washington with three hundred and political and citl-
ken prisoners and six surgeons and for City Point
ehis forenoon in charge Of Captain Milford.
colonel Ludlow left here for City Point this morning
abe steamer Henry Burden.
The United States despatch steamer unon Captain Con-
soy arrived in Hampton Roads from New Orleans this
afternoon. She left New Orleans the Sd inst touched
at Pensacola and Hilton Head aud has on board about
lons hundred sick and discharged seamen. She also
brought dispatches for Washington which have been for
~arded from this place. She is bound 70 New York.
Captain Conroy reports that the ronclad Nanant had
Nrrived safely OH Charleston bar In tow Of gunboat
FLORIDA.
The ship Zouavs, from Boston sailed day from Hamp
fon Roads for New orleans.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH ls 1868

CO. At the -four r. NJ. session Of the public board
the attendance was unusually large and excited.
and fair amount of business was done. The fol-
lowing were the claainQ quot tltions Of the dayf-
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Fhich has surrounded tho right Of properly in umbrelA
the days Of the daring Jonas Hanvay 70 days present.
aa cleared away ~ fAnkss insenuiv nr Foots
khing ownership OF the article hut has how 70
ninain H. His Lock Umbrella Stand" In itself orua
enta OF furniture has the advanae Of giving the
proprietor the same certainty OF possession - the handle
within his gasp. The moment the umbrella drups
Sis place the rack the handle 10 by single movement
rasped and held hrmly In the clutch Of lck which
ks but the key specially manufactured for the particular
spostory iose The key which Il practically
ycsst for article OF isss weight and greater sire
ahan ncke cent aud adds no perceptibc weight TO the
Pest pocket The invention at ingenious Ghd useful
Introduction iso counting rooms hotels ofces aud
pals and othcr place. OF public and private resort must ~
lsme g. snerAl.-kev York Times
nsnufac,ured by Wheeler wilson Sewing Machine Co..
UsbroAdway, NY.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, March Ito r. n.
Asm.-Ths salos were confined 70 35 bbls. pots at
6Xc. Pearls continued nominal.
BEHwAx heavy Al 41a . lsxo for yellow.
BxxADs1Uvys.-The flour market was depressed to-day
and the tendency or prcos downward. Sales were
made Of 5000 bbs State and Western, 500 Southern
and 400 Canadian within our revised range
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4 Mrs. WtnslOw's Soothing Syrup re.
Jaw. the child from pain, invigoraies the stomach and
Howes scy gives vigor whole
pys'en. = csnss per bottle.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalizcd Lotte-
ries. Information furnished. GALLWEY CO.,
Room No. 8 Nos IL and l6 Vail street. New York.
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Birth.
KuLY.-Op Monday, March 10, Mrs THoxAs O. KELLY
OF so. Ali well
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
rus No ves~y street opposite the church Ne cnnneo
lon IN Any other truss onlce of same name Female AZ
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YourJ LADY or PkgrosHgssfso srryasarcE
"A aud ne5 edsaiop, v0aia hfs v fesn ths he sAn
~ y~utleman. westk wh se~ - nat
rgrngny Ladres~ ~iiA ss ststs sss stamp. n
hiaaisi0w q. Conn
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Prizes Cashad IN All Legniixed Lotto.
rios. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No. ii Wall street, No. 1, New York.
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4 Hiil's Hair Dye-30 Cents, Black or
Brown; natural, durable beautiful Depot No Barclay
>srvet Sold BY all droggists
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, Day q Martins Blacking, No. Broad
btreet Paste and Liquid Warranted genuine
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A DoDwoHTH's DANCING AcaDEA rs
"a. No. "a Tiftn avenas. Nes fors
No. fT M0ntssUs street proxYsfTn
Jpss for u. rsospon % puvs -so .sss ~ ssJ
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Eight Cartes de visite for 81, Of Un.
oauailed style and finish at TA1TS Of Cortland
and Greenwich
The New York herald., 1863-03-18

I Hilrs Hair Dye-sO Cents, Black or
kIssA sold By all druggisisl
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Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma.
ehinea-Highest Premium Worlds Fair, London, 1917.
Saesroom 5Oo Broadway, New Yorn
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iseadoYo'a Hair Dye, Preservatfve and
Dye applied b. sklful Artsts.
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Z nm, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and
hs.ers Styles neR and suitable. No. Barclay street.
BAR Dye 30 osnts
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Terry, 3O5 Broadway.-Tho Opening OF
pug styles Of Misses and Childrsns Hats will take place
n 18Th in, on which occasisn win Be intro
pal designs for Infants boys sirls and misses for
&hlch this establishment has rival The trade supplied
~ Q liberal discount j. X. TERRY, 3p7 Broadway
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Omeinl Drawings OF the Library Asso.
citation Company Lottery. Of Kentucky
Glass l29-March II. 1853
%, rs, s, SO, q, SO, "a, II. II, SO, As, 66, 10.
CLASS I,0-Aarch IL, 1868
s, 35, II, 81, 40, 80, 81, IA, Is, IL, Is, 20.
For Circulars &c. address
FRANCE ELLIS CO. Covington Ky
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COAL.

COAL.
ee Tx LOCUST MOUNTAIN roo, STOVE AND
pO ~. furnace Coal, per ton of l,9 ms nut cal
as sreenrd AMI delivered from yara lyo West ksscnsh
street, near Seventh svsnas.
ee y = FOR THE BEST RED AND WHITE ASH zoo
pO. ~ furnsrs and stove Coal cresn-d and delivered
WIN r. TkhDwELL sS Bo~ery, corner oi Isrd sl
SPORTING.
Az. OLD sPoRrsnAr WILL SELL MS Doc AsD
Ter particulars sppiy 70 NJ BuTLRa No srsss sip
L,RAScIs BUTLER NO. PICK SLIP, mas ALL
the choke bresis of Dogs for -ais and s,aus hasrs
infAlibs haDgs Cure and Fss Erlsrminstor - D. u.ntA
Butisrs nsv wors. o. DOGS boarded. uaned. A. Med
csnes for all dls~ssss
L,oR sALE-A rHoRoU0H BRED. yERr isrRffi
ssn, Setter Dog cell bfoss on snips and guah Ffis
80 address n, bon li3 Herald oaos
PROPOrALa.
npyIcE oy BOARD oy COMMISSIONER oY THg
~ Central Fsfs. n Nassau sfest
TO Hssosn AND srOHE CUTTERS
Sealed vii - fecsisrf 81 his o1fs gwNi ne
Fark and for srtting the sane
pans ana spseisostons snd Information rssetng ths
will b. Furnished ~ the o1rs Nhofs srBtoned
Proposals. should ~ addr~sssd 70 the Board ~ osson
tbs Central Para, snf endorsed Prop ssls for f0Yn
tain Bssin~ The sah Bosrd ne nshi reject
ASDW ID oKEHs comptfoasr q Ma rsrs.
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Ladies', TRY Laird's Bloom OF Youth, or
liquid Pearl preserving and the
la skin and - souvinced Of its vaise. An and
- 1soadvss.
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Eight Carte de visitss for o., ae
vAU0HANs. 22s Bowery. NotIceI win cit all until
cd. Gallery nrst door.
Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
and Sexual systemsNew and reliable
reports Of the HOWARD AssOCIATiON-Seni In sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. sKILIN
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Omcial Drawlngs or Murray, Eddy d
Co. . Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KrrrUckT ExTnA GLASS l2s-March II. 1853
38, 8, "a, 81. Is, SO. 49, 80, ~, 46, 2, SO, 81.
KENTUCKY, GLASS lS0-March II. 1868
43, Is, As, IL, 63, 3, 80, 35, 81, 20, AZ, 40.
Circulars sent FREQ Of charge by addressing eIthsro
MURRAY, EDDY 90.
Covington, KY. ST. Louis No
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Trus.es.-Mnrsh q Co.'s Radical Cvr~
frrss No yesey street opposite the church No connee
Mon With any other ofcc Of the ssme Female
attendant
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Omcial Ora wings or the Delaware State
Lotteres
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS l2o-March II. 1863
66, AZ, 10. y, IL, II, 81, 80, 45. r. II, II, 40.
DELAWARE, CLASS l3O-MArch IL. 1853
26. 81, %, 81, 2, rs, 10, "a, 81, Is, Al, l6.
JOHN A. NORRIS A CO,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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w. sEARfsos PRIVATE DAHCfs0 ArADKgv
sI No "a Foustb svsnas nesr f~snS tttrf sYrft
wefn.sisJs snd saturdays 81 saa Tsssssy 40 ~
dAy asp NJ IT, tbos@ ~ko tsk 10 @Nsn 4 sksff uabs
private l.asgns svery aay ssa evening
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Do. 2I2 Broadway.
7 Genin, 613 Broadway,
will open, THURSDAY, 10Th instant, hh spring
1iylcs of CHILDkENS HATS, which will comprise the
latest French and English novelties for infants BOYS.
QIRLS and MISSES wear. The MILLINERY and HAT.
ZINC trade dealt with on liberal termA
1 To Let.-The Large Building No. 915
Vdlton street. Apply TO q. KNOX, 1l2 Boradwsy
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w. a Batchslor's HAIR Dy&The Rest
the worh instantaneous, harmless and reliable Sold
all druggists aud periumera Factory, 81 barclay street
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Wiss, To1pecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
sSA1cHsioaS is S.be q, Sss2pns the har a w.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A HOUSEHOLD woRD-Buy YOUR FIRST CLASS
~ Silver Plated Wac. Table Cutlery Cooking Utrnsis.
Ao Al +. ID BAshFORDS Great Bazaar Cooper Institute
Astor place.
The New York herald., 1863-03-18

Ready-Knox's spring style OF Hats.
DO 2l2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-03-18

The following statistics Of some Of the leading
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15

Asss Tslsstls Ass -
DRT.AF,SLH1RKLLI


- - n-nes = = 1UI~&DHk
NJ 7.t47.
SCtBN0k - ost1a4 ok10.5x - III - 80
q ssti6De14 1lsGD(G 1ne1n1 ~ -
ssee0s tn eVer lolees -
s:s 8 2 -;
adds 10 - r. CO.. - 49, -
. vsee / n n l4l l1l1 ~ l. l1.
sseeeso kS s4 ~ ~ "
ne ssess :. lls4 ls s..(
feeesees % -
- sneaeeo o vsys ~ ~ eeow
peeee sseAe - sf,sases g. ~ ssssmg,e 49, g
se 49, ~ - . ~ ss.es1s,- ssss. - ~ =
weesne0 y y snlnos co.ssY' -
q sody. Ine nssvoes nypoeao9,anae need D
logger resort . q Oso.I
stlmalaoss 70 dfssn sne 49, . n,s 1890
Lt1e FILLS ess penees sesoisess; tney Ieesioss
the StSmacns NO - my seIv00.ss tss
esssnes0cssot wnie. - ne onie! cee1e o. ~
seesnece, neeseche, =. 0eeopensNe s.s
Are q ioeesanasse .aaoe, Veg resave me N
oee cnne 20 y seee 49, y ssSesa speeeO
tn:s ineesee.s I'VE ssanas aS.Ss- - ses 80
?oys 49, niu ne "a y. u. nssn:s. .s 49,
..pp.. w - ~ 1880 !. ~ ..I 80
ened, eed vssn ses wa = As'eo VIA W. ~ =
afdsat love.
Inc Ioss nlnsPateo VIA teeseeUos efi'nsnev
The Vrssos Win .eeds 9! ,le.
The ScIaier WIN indomlssele ocsfsee.
r r 9cnol.s .,s ..s e.. ~ or.s.. los.s
TIE leveasSs vIa 1911 esosep0on- oI Icy:
osseevehes. 0AsAAs ~. 49, - sslvess
NeUins, owning no cqusasvv sn0P.ne ~ uasss
q pse)ooaoe sse curing - SsNS ~ 49, .
HnYvouenoon. 1nnainfion. 6YDtoriA.
-, c.,.,... .~rcrv r.,,, r,,., :
Low SFIkIiS, WAHeS nAAsNA sEA1sEo
~Thsy ass . sovesign rs0say sos the hsadeehe,
and 10 fact, Ill diseases, 40 matter what sAsi'
names. that h0ve ~ oSiRiDtn Nervous doS0oRor
msns Of the Sto@aeh sao Liver. and knowing %
such word - fsil. their march 10 onward ana up
ward 20 perfeetion. They operate 49, Mild -
thaftic, relieving the system iron Al AccamuIa-
lions Of acid matter and are adapted Tor all agea
end constitutions.
few desss will light Up the eyes With oriiiiaa'
%. impsrs rich glow Of beauty 20 the cheeks NIL
the soul With sstaey, and bring the essuaeo Of
the unknown world down to mortal vision. they
vill add rlumDness ~ the form free the skin from
oil pimples and eruptions and leave the mind and
bsdy - clear and bright - tei!y dream. :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15

The undersigmed beg leave
to call the attention Of the
public and the trade i'm par.
siculaF 20 their comp 1ctc
and we'll asserted stock Of
SHELF q HEAVY Harlow ARE,
comprising everything suft-
ed to he Jobbimg Trade Of
the West.
naviox umequaled lAs i'll.
ties for purchasing from
Manufacturer direct. we
sha1l keep our stock con.
stantly up to the require.
nnents Of the country, and
offer Goods AZ
Il o W Il Il p II &c II 3
and better terms than any
other House in the Trade.
An early cali II respect
fully solicited.
orders by mail receive
prompt attcntiOn.
MYER & WALSH,
NO. ; LESLIEsS BLOCK, FRONT ST
naA II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c EAT AN Err ICAN REM ED T."
Dr. 1ArvOYs0

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
GREAT AMERICAN REM EDY."
Dx. HArvOys0
hron OF b erm q r e m e PILE.
w; HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (wheu the directions have been strictly
followed in removing dimcalties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
OF in restoring the system 70 perfect health vhen
suffering from Special affections Proiapsus Uteri,
the Whites, or other veakness Of the Uterine Or
sans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
constitution, aud may be taken BY the most del
icats fenals without eauslpg distress /; At the
same time - ct 111kO - charm,
BY strengthening, invigorsting and restosing the
system to healthy condition, and BY bringing on
on the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the obsttuciion may
arise. They should however NOT be taken the
6rst three or four months Of pregnacy, though
safe 1t any other time, - miscarriage Weuld be
the result. Eash box contains 80 pills. Price 81.
DR.. .Ha,ssy's 7,essies on diseases ef fsmalss.
PsSpaoscy, Miscarriage, Barrennees, &erii-
~, Reproduction and Absss Of Aatsre,
and smphat;cally the LADIES PRlvArH MEDICAL
Apv1ssR, pamphlet Of 81 pages, sent tree to ny
address. Six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills ard Book will DO sent by mail,
dentialy, whom desired, securely sealed, aud pre-
paid, on receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent.
76-Cedar- street, New York.
Fold BY Ill the principal Druggists.
Smith i Dryer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
WELLS AGENT Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-15
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quest Of the American public, and appointed an
agent in New York for the sale Of his valued and
highly priced Essence Of Life. This wonderful
agent will restore Manhood to tho most shattered
consultations. whether arising from excuses, the
effects Of climate, Or nasri I causes. The time
required to cure the most inystssats case 10 four
weeks ssd II used according 70 printed II strue-
lions which are very simple failure 10 imp sible.
This life-rsstoving remedy should DO takev y III
shout 70 marry. % its effects are pefmans :.
10 acknowledged by the medical press to - tN
greatest discovery ever made. Its dew ,pi q
powers are miraculous. Success in every SO 10
- certain ~ that science overthfows ign.
Dr. kicord . Essence OF Lifeis sold in sas. with
all Instructions for use Ut %, or four guam les in
one for -, and wi be sent 10 Any part, ca .fu "
packed, ON receipt Of remittance to his ace dissd
agent. PHI lP ROLAND, All BrooU 81
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