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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

THE best place to get your nice poul-
tsy. butter, cheese. egg. apples. grapes. honey
potstoss, sse 10 at owsn's- He keeps ths
best goods and sells the lowest
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

Tms Post Ofice will be closed te.morfow, New
Years, from . o'clock .. m. until eH p. m.
Make your arrangements accordingly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

The man who froze his ears crossiu,,
che river lest night attributes the mtsfortun o .
10 ths TACT that be didn's purchase one Of those
oiee. warm winter csps st F.sr auds. Let
others take warning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

4. DAR1DfP. y. I. ADAAD
BARRETT Z ADAMS,
Dentists, Cessee Brady 4 lth stress,
OVER PARKS HOSNHR'S GRO
csaY Store. All psrsons who appse-
ysists . superior style ef Deasasssy
viii DO we'll 10 call. Prices modsrsts, - I'll
voek warranted. Eatsanos on Fourth stsee
ee17-dEwH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
|TO-DAY'S ADv'lS
Takes Un

Takes ".
TAKEN Up. ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO
j b sAs ssbsssibss. : ~ ~ oesess daek ~,
With stas II 1sgshsaA alse : he16ss Calf. dash
~ With white bells1. -
Dixon Tp- lswa, Dee. y, lsss.-d3ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

Iryou would begin the new year econ
suisslly. commence BY psrehssiog your dry
goods at Whisleses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

GRsAr BILL.-Look at the bill Of plays
advertised for Friday and Saturdsys nights.-
The Hunshbsch hes no sspssior 10 Drsostis
books. Mics Provost, julia will present .
uost atrsssive p'stsre. The plsy for Saturday
nieth 10 veil selected and 10 it the lovers ol
rich comedy vill 6od M ueh 10 laseh 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

no. 20 DaADY sfRDD1, BELOW sDc0HD,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes 70 order
.m Gents', Boys 4 Children's G lotAing'
Of the bsss matssia and In . manner UIst esnno
fsil 70 give sasisfsetion. Liberal pa'.fonage re-
psetfully solicitsd. tny7l-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

WIZARD OrL-ths genuine original,
ualsilisg psia killer y kept as Ballosd's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

No PApER.-To morrow being New
Years day there will Be no paper issusd from
this Office until Saturday sitsssoon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

THEArRE.-The rspition Of the 'plen.
did play Of Lucis D'Arvills was greeted By .
large and apprsstssivs audience last svssiog'
and In which Mics Provst appeared In full die
play Of her assustoued grace asd tel sat.
This evening will Be presented ths grssd
prise comedy Of Nell Gwynoe. . play Mat has
never been prsssatsd to Davsspsrt 90 disoss.
and one thst sannot fail to plsass The .ssblie
taste, Lst the lovers Of thsatr;eals fail u OF to
zee Miss Provost this svssing in he's thrilling
,mpsraoui6e atiosof the splendid Nell g Gvynuns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

pf DR.. CHSfNAS's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural MONTHLY fpnct;on - ..v
fsAALE, NO MArrHR WHAT HER coSDrr,on On M
A09. = ="
Indeed. so certain sre these Pills. ph;ch hnre
tees popular ard ssre cure for:
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
70 restove the menstrual Gov in a natural NV.
IN iadiee who are pregnant simst not sss dem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

NEw HRADouARrsas.-The Daveu-
port Heuss, on the Isls nd. has been rented By
Col. johnson, eommandaat Of Rock Island
Barracks, for his hssdqasrtsrs. aud 10 aew %.
supisd - such. This will give more rsoo for
ssmpany officers qaartsrs. In csmp.-sud Il
will slso bs convent snss to the pablis-ss.
pseially to people Who Wish 70 sss Colonel
Jehssoa. the commanding ofissr, Or Csptais
Collins. the post quartsr@sstsr, asd Who have
aet passes to the esmp.-Roek l'lan1 A,yss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
THE OFT y.

DoN'r iail to call at Curry's, If you
vsss jsA. stylish. iashisssbls psssssa Csl
q Gerry . and 80 bic os9siAssat seek ss piss
sisss, bsttsss, sssds. bsassIsts. sts. he Asa
ths soeds that sasses iail 70 give satislsssiss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

CHAS. WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
n OvvIcn, on Main street, in Granite Block, up
sNai,. tmy20dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

II. II. KING,
TTORvEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
~ and Notary Public.
Ov1rcs-Davsnposts Block, LsClaire, lo@a.
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
rcnnHv lmy8-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

nAanisoa ss.. psPwDsn 1oaST SECOND.
aSnHA HORSES AND CARRI0ES OF
2z he best quality % let q al hours
Tsnsr,le fusnished % he shortest aetice.
dORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and t,oarded at reasonable charges. tmyl9-dIy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

I. W. H. BAKER, n. d.,
rNHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
basement State Bank Building. Residence
81 Fifth stsset, between Brady and Perry strsste,
Davenport. Iowa. lnovlS-d6wu
, 1863-02-24

perfect impunity, absolutely unmolested, We
believe, except On two occasions; one, when
he visited the camps over the Potomac and
the Indignant soldiers from his own State
brought film to 4 reckoning-thc other, when,
in the company of his congeners-Breck
ridge and Henry Maybe was brought to q
dead halt in Lis reasonable demonstrations
in the balcony Of the Eutaw House, in this
city.
Whether the Government has acted with Il
wise and Just discrimination in suffering this
ayowed and fmpudent traitor to run ut large
ag the instigator Of treason, whilst men
thousand. fold less capable. Of mischief have
been stopped short in their career, IL is not
for us to decide for it. But one thing we feel
constrained to declare, and that Is, If his re-
cent speech at Newark, New Jersey, is cor
rect]y reported, it must be the pleasure Of
the Government in this case to see fires
lighted in the land merely to occupy the loyal
IN putting them ont. Here is IN extract:
at has been proclaimed that It never was their
1.-THE rebels] intention to invnde the Northern
stes. 1t Is very true TINT II this war Is Kept up
battles fought no relentins epirtt no Prospect Of
th9y ought to be inducedto make that Invasion" :"
Can there be, in view Of all these facts, 3
more atrocious sentiment uttered, a more au-
dacious, daring defiance Of all patriotic senti-
ment, more especially zhen we know that
himself and traitors like him have been doing
their best all along to Induce the accursed
conspirators at Richmond to put forth every
effort: Is that anything more than the echo
Of their own sentiments, and must lovel men
be insnlted in this manner? "They ought to
be induced to make that inyasion!'
Let Us remember that these traitors first
drew the sword, pointed the first cannon,
committed the first unwarrantable and foul
murders, and that to-day and always they
hon forth fendisll defiance against Govern.
ment and people; that they might have
"peace" at any time by laying
down their arms; and Jet here
comes one to reverse the Judgment ol
a1l just men; it possible to shift the guilt to
where 1t does not belong; and, finally, to dc.
nouuce and in:oke new horrors on commu-
mites he insults with his presence md whose
forbearance he abuses. Surely there must be
some limit to all this with both Government
and people,
, 1863-02-24

The session being so near It's close, it is
doubtful whether the bill in question will in
amy shape, become Law, especially. as the
Senate is very apt to net upon the rcc6mmen-
dation Of Its committees. as the necessity of
further legislation is Eoi seen, and the propri-
tty Of interfering, even i'll appearance, with
the discretionary power Of The Prcsiden$ in
this matter, is doubted hy some even Of thnse
who voted for The House bill, and as 0the-s
find it difficult to see how the second plaster
will be more efacacious than the first.
WHAT SECRETARY STANTON CAN DO.
There is no reason why the Secretary Of
War should not have his way IN matter con-
corning lis own Department, II he wills it, as
the Secretary OF the Navy has his way. Most
Of his Generals how commanding depart
ments think with him that the loyal black
men ought to be called upon to assist i'll sup
pressing the rebellion, and will be glad to
carsy out his orders and to take his hints to
employ them. II is only requisite that in what
ever steps be taken, tact and good sense shall
be used in order gradually, and yet thorough
y, to overcome the prejudices Of white SOL
diers wherever they exist, And to induce in
them state Of mind similar to that of the
white eailor who aske that Lis 1ncssmate pos.
Eess not certain complexion, but certain
couTuEe and intelligence.
, 1863-02-24
PROPOSALS FOR l3, 10, and 8
~

~
WAsH1yoyoS. January 9Th. 1855.
o. ths 2.sh d FebraaTy. i fqrni,higg il. sad
snd xtsh he !ol!osins :pectaeatons: ons il ine
sron p bs csss hoos @ snd eoeed @ fpo; % ths i aesor
a0d to have tenas!tE q meisl Of net 1ess tn,n s
ssinenst skea 1en sas siaEiss hsaa = ~ ~ ga
f as.y Ss
ssss. H.: IL;
eps a5e e be cut iEom the EunM h aesd snd s:ns
'ss s9 ass: syaas
furaish the ammunition. and Pro7e Tho t5l.l gun,
we uss ready for tf - @ - pos5Sls BE sn
r. e sn saau4s nor 15 r. f's
re1nds vi. bc Win solid shot. nd s0o round: with
f 8
t.ses tor testnE such h,e = q soRssnent h fs
es Is s. md @ ss1ed snd
force handling snd arnE ths Euas AZ csnno1
Mthe M Il Il % snd lie oldnaaee
the right lest The iroa urins the Rsosess Ct 1s9e
10 furnish NEE q charge at lest one speemen from
asas p ao f
to exceed one for evcr5 ten cannon. Each cannon
f
pfoo1. WhtEn VII! Dc leEElt ~ ktlO NHcIE
made Btdders will state the Numbers and c.lbers Q
the cannon they p:oposete furnish % the iosegoins
are to Be Dadc the time Of commencing delivery, aid
the rate Of delivery per month. thereafter, and tht
p!ice per r2qnd rsr sqa for * n9lshsd @ eanIon
actually enGaEed II tne business. evidence OF wh!ef
failure 70 deliver at specified ttrue viii subject
the contractor to forfeiture Of the amount to be %
itvc1ed that time. Each party obtaining contract
ei be required % enter Into bonds with proper ~.
ties. for lis faithful tulAnent and tranAcE Of The
contTuct To- anotez party Etn cause tts entire toE
fcture Bidders II be required 70 file with te!r bid
bond In the penal Of not less thaa I'M 900, slgue.
h nut les tnan rye psrsons conainoned that IN
pesal and faithfully and fnlly what he proroae
to undertake. The bond must be 1owled before
! tRdEe q court Of record. aad tae oondtmen m9s
United states or IN Ordnance officer In charge Of
United States Arsenal to be each Wo5th the penal sun
Of the bond over and above al Liabilities The rlgh
8 rese!red s. reject ~ proposals t. the prices a.
deemed too high. or II for any cause 1t Is not deemet
for the public Interest 10 accept them,
Proposals will be sealed and addressed TO Genera
! J. y: RpRy Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, D. C.
! and viii boendossed "1,roposals for HeayE Cannon.
| B1igadIer General, Chief Of CE1lnanee
!
, 1863-02-24

4 Career too Long Tolerated.

in the exercise of undue severity IL certain
cases Of arrest, there can be no doubt but
that one :mouther Of treason has had full
scope, from the very beginning Of the con-
f].ct, and that one Is the natcd Coppcrhcad
from Ohio, vallandigham. "Laws catch flies,
and let hornets 60 free il an old adage, too
we'll based, VIC fear, in tfmcs like these espcc-
iaily. VsliandIghain, thus Ear, has seemed
10 court d proper admonitlon-he has
rloried in lis Infamous course. Patted
On the back By the leading traitors. at the
south. and relied upon BY the blood stained
garg openly and avowcdly to SOW. dlssenston
and treason in the loyal States be has gone
along on his accurscd mission With almost
, 1863-02-24
4 G ARD
Deafness and Blindness.

Dr. CSDER TOOD Oculit and Ahrist. Operative
Er.coe. III Randolph street. near theShc1man House.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
Dr. e haa devoted hts professional life to orhtaaanc
snd Arra. Aed!elne and surgeE and recelSes monthly
and tr different modes Of treatment uscd for the
lcf aad cure q the>c Affections 1n all the f?!thatm1c
1'ct!in and Vienna. He pcFforsns AZ the 4pprored
kcce.t and modern operations for Deafness Cataract,
ArtGc:s Pupil. Cross Eye, Entror!uln. Ectropsun,
stAp'ylcna, Ftssu1a Ais. and te removal Of
ton. Artificial Eyes and ar-Druns !nser rted. and
kaaa1tnaaons conducted with the Opstlmln' oscore.
hctieecit. Otoscnre. fharynEosc1re and n1ht!asnlc
arFr%core INSTRUMENTS and machinery thAt brilliantly
illuminate the whole exterior. interior and Posterto:
Ia.urr Of many diseases Of the eye and eaN1hat hAve
afcrto been thought forever hidden n darkness and
ErpenettAble obscu:isy. 7euZG9ln
11a-Er1NC1nA1N Ar1A 11Nv
, 1863-02-24
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FLANK

- HtJh 1IEEEtS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE WAR D8rAKTXEST}
WARRINGTON, January 9Th, 1873.
Proposals will bo received at this oice until O'Clock
on the 9th Of February next for furnishing one
hundred, or ltss atroundtr cast iron HoWszers for
flank defense These toEltzefs weigh. wien finished.
ahont ZIG popns each ard drawings exhibiting their
dimensions en- be seen at this Office or At the Un1tad
States A.ssnai. They arc to be subject to tue ru1ss
received snd gai for excert s9eh ss PAS insrseton
spectos to be designated b This office Payments WIN
be given by the Inspector and forwarded to this Office
pose to deirer mot 1cedIng hundred the paee
f,r the finished HowlszeF: and no bid y!ll be enter
In the business satisfactory evidence Of whch must
will be required to enter into bonds with less than
two 8ursties In the penal OF ten thou+An doflar1
for the faithful <nhment Of his contract In ali respects
Tic bonds must be acknowledged before Judge Of \
court Of record and the bondsnen must be CERTIFIED
by the 1ndge Of District Court OF the United St1ses
Ordnance officer In charge OF United States
sena to be worth the peua! suu Of the boud over and
above alt liabilities.
The right ID reserved ia reject all proposals II the
prices deemed too high. or II, for any cause It Il
not deemed for the public Interest tn accept them.
Proposals will be tealcd and addressed to Bziader
General James F. Ripley. Chlef Of Ordinance. Wash
flank HoEitzeIs." r. RIPLEY,
Rrigadier General Chief Of Ordnance.
Ian tpv.M 4kr -
, 1863-02-24

Generals Foster and Hunter In South
Carolina-aefmony between them
The Great EIpedition.-Four Great
Blows about to be cStruck-HopeH a ID
Consequences OF 8uccess-The Afri-
can Regiment Kill-Pre.ent Laws
Sufhctent-Whath has been and what
may be done under them.
, 1863-02-24

track is stone ballasted md cLtrcls free from dust
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with close connection. from Western cst,ea,
All connecting direct to New York. THROUGH PHIL
iH sri: sSsRsts:i i Hto'5s a'f
zisins In advance Of Il! other routes:
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
ketx good on my % tue sound lnca Fare to all points
,.si;erns C.Is hight trains to Philadelphia. New
Baggage checked through and transferred tree.
FREIG HTS.
q Re1!s ssa II 81 s
o q @ ndsa. no nost as Isaa
fss eeatrai K1Ilo.a Also connects ..
e s1 fo o shs Sae
.neky. Tennessee, cumberland, lnols. Mississippi
g. 10 III ieTs q; tic Tth-Wetiern fakes. 81 '@D
ton q thelr T5esht f .hs fo@asny. ca rely VIII
e2feHssf f f T 81 iffsG{ EftSh 10 and from aay point
,n tic Wcst b TIC Pennsylvania Central Rarosd s1s
.Ar AL TINES As rAyoEA ak Is ARE cuAEaEn VI orH
- He rsHcnsar aud mark packages - VIA rksss
For FTcteht Contracts o: Shipping Directions apply
20 address either Of the following Agents Of The
U a: STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
ELAEKMK M 4 Go. Tr.nster ~ TT MAEentss- pn1fsssourgh- KITTY
H% MaGDai i9MT 81 g. cassnso ssaisaa indsa.
T. = Msill;I afhMxS tosltS1l'e co rfsas,e IL Ind
CIARKE ! CO, Chicsgo. illinois.
%%eif2 %n&2: iASStEy; s. ssIiies%|ss, %s, eho. ~
, 1863-02-24

7>HE BEST CHANCE FOR
rnNEf1AfI1-I1vEC

Dr.J.H. schtrek, Of Philadelphia, desotcs his At
1hc tisea;<. Which lesd TO It. Or arc usually e5mp
IL s hetn e.gag.a II ths ae q daiy nloraf5an
and tt undivided attention he has given to the
subject he II probably better acquaioted With Ill the
Iate> and reculi arities Of pulmonary disease than
:y o.nc. man ia tae United states Aeco5dlngly the
Eascs cdecscd ny him appear In some cnses to be al
3c.t ,ncseSbie He l.es bEt ,hree .ae.ilc!aes hut
zn.es oue OF them alone IS sufficient DE: Sceneks
lnelp9l remedy. the rulmontc syrup sheen before
1h rnb!fc fo yeArs. with Increasing reputation
1eunded on ~ nDetamn1ed SUCCESS as reu:dial
EErnt. DT. Sehenck hnl4ef paH cured by tA. medI-
sl:e ihspsh be xas app.rently II dsinE eolatlea:
sid It's physician and friends had abandoned a1 hopc
ol ~ !ceosex Many o:hera lave s:nce hesE r.:
stored. and sotne Of them from cendfio1 eahalty
eo2ec-a Wien the stomach a. iscT Is stsSsa sSss
Tosic o. Mandrake Flls uutt be- uted in connection
i;h The Pumonic s5Tu?. Thc Tonic ss.cngtneass INC
:r1ltc Of the rattett aud iaS Ls feae.a.sSs
1n and II te liver Il dl<easrh oost:ic " torplo
The Mandrake illa are rrqnirtd 10 Ding fhet inror-
1A.t organ healthy condition. wl!cn = aos9ate!y
rtetso1s which accompany e4eh iusaleiae hoint out
.c:. Of tic REMEDIES 10 oc uee1 aAo IL "laI cases
Al Of them required,
sns Echfnrs r:eGlclncs ase etio n ms c1:y. py
<1ll Druggists sid UcalcFs 4e31.23tsSt
, 1863-02-24

The arnonn+ of r3.htt,.s IN, ar mt dne IN
banks Or othcF Creditors s.............. ~ ~ None.
Losses adjusted and not due. .....:...... IL io0oo
Losses uhadjnstcd, ID SUSPENSE. without
= All other claims against The Company are
small, for Printing, &c.
8sGtr THnnaanH Msiis,s ,rsnon+ aoec;f rH ni
The frrnntesf annnt nsri ~ na FIT. T
strnciinn ntea1snn he ~ sr1estn qn ~ @ soa
TfIfiWHS a ALEXsNhEi3 isXtS n htckidanS I'M
LuCIFs J. HENDEE. Secretary
Hartford January ist, lss3
--- -
STATE OF COEEECTICuT, Hartford COUNTY.
PsFsona11y 9Ppears1 before ne H.sET Fos1sH
, 1863-02-24

KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
Diseases, which have thus far Re-
sisted the best Directed Treat.
nent, can be completely COM
trolled By the Remedy
now before us!
TIE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine dIrec. themselves to
the organs Of secretion and by 20 altering the con
tdtion Of the stomach and liver that tho statchy
principle Of the food Ia not converted into sugar 50
long as the System is under the influence OF the
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recover thcf
healthy to4e and yige5 We are able to state "a
abetia in which 1t has been given.
aRAVEL. BR1cK DUST 6EPosfTo oAo''
AND Mgcus OF MILKY DIS
CHARGES NSrfsGl AsgER uR1-
will be entirely cured by tho Constitution Water,
il taken for any length Of time. The dose should
yag wIth he seserity of tue disease, from twenty
During the passage of the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms, should be combatted with the
stitQtion VI Water. as above directed.
nfs4FNGKHh& FoN aEb M oH MENdSRe EA5FRnh zSSRRo Sc
PROFuSE FLOWING.
Both d1eeaRes arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fuil-in the enc case being too little
and accompanied By severe pain: and lie other !
too pTofuse secretion. which will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
wo 9hsh u Se IL 1f q tbs
}iganents Of that organ, and Is known by sense
of fheariness and dragging pains IN the back and
ali cases, be removed by the r,edicirc,
asE + sSS6SF 81 Hi H. & %Res critics nsVEtsSs 5s@
9ossnes, ard in nine sasss out Of tel tas doctor
dHe t M re e are
only % enumerate Al them here. / speak % more partica.
larly Of Gold Feet: Palpltation Of the Heart: I'm.
paired Memory, Wakefnlnesa, Flashes Of Heat,
lansu0f' Lass'.nae aud pmnesa Of Vision
1,r,,., ;.ta Suppressed :'oi MESsrRuA11oN, 1s;e .
cnrring disease, and through neglect the Seeds Of
and as month after month passes without an effort
beng to sst nar he be-
petite, the bowels are constipsted, nlsht sweats
come On, ano consumption nnaly enos neF career
rhi. disease depends mon an Inflammation Of
mucous M lining Of the vagina E aud womb It Is il
across Inc boweis aud tkrourh tfc hfns A tSs
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three times
a day. with IN Injection of 4 tca-snoonf1I of the
medicine, mixed with half pint of soft Yater.
...e.,;,,.s ~ aroatr<- N FAAs " sSAs "s's~At
uolaans aAn efeoAs'
,7,rYr.rrox- or, rr,r, x-r,o,- or ,r,,, n,
NFLAMMATIOS OF TIE KIDNEYS. AND
CAIhAkH gE IHE l n,E, BLADDER,
o4tt51SGSts1 ANn bGS3lSd.
oH Fa!4fEHL !!4TfEEHL OhlN-
Al1Ss. ---...
For these diseases It 10 truly sovereign remedy and
too much Cannot be said In its praise. single dose
Are trouhled Wn TIL dsTostng naia Il IN.
day Il I os oH
, 1863-02-24

Dou't fail to procure
MRS. TINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHI.
pEES TEETHISC
Ti!.v1luaae preparation IL the ptc*crtnt1on Of one
sfthr 1nost experienced and skii1inl Nurses in New
:.and and has been used with never falling euccess
i. tAocs8ads OF cases,
Ii nut oa:y relieves The child from palm but inylgo-
yntcs the stomach and bowels cor1tcts actdfty and
:sc. tone andencrEy to TIC whole systcnl It viii ii.
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COL1C.
And overcome onyuts!o,s, which, If not speed.l5
reEedied. cnd 10 death. Ne believe II tho beat and
Eu-e.t " The world II al Of DYSENTERY
from Ttetl1ins OF from any other canse
FELL dstcupns for using Eli accompany each hottle
klSS New lorl, IS on tho outside wrapper.
sod bE all Medicine Denler1
f'IiEcipA! Office, 4E Dey street. New York
31lrx osLT . CENTS FER bottle.
T. ,NC Ayr
, 1863-02-24


i Of The Aytisans Bank OF the City Of SeT at aorA.
In pu1suancco order Of the Sapsclc Eonts ~ ~
stae ot New York Eranted on tho ssa nss sths av
Of March. Is1 By Gilbert &au,pson @ Il ~
the NORTH door Of tho Court lioHss ;e ~ nsoS
It foiaVsns de~criled rel estate. :ons*'5 ee1'hS
Ing to the said the is1tltna na IN n,ocE ara
ss il ATeners Addon 70 cs;s1so, sai SIZE
oenS e n;,ot! rs and noEu Is she Douglas PROPERTY.
The tc1.1s Of sal. ar ca sttpS1:Y c, TANNER
Ereei~e, OF tne Aytrssas nank GsS o4 -,a:s ;aN
CLas- .tvr.a s MGlsoa. Assoeas5~
, 1863-02-24
1868. TIE 1868
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r, r.


In order to keep pace With the demands Of the trnrc
ing public tho nanhgerB Of this popular runte have
With liz connections It VIII be found In all respects
FIRST CLASS ROUTE to all the Eattern cities. Tue
track stone ba1]asted md ffg1F free from dust
, 1863-02-24

'44N8U RANCE
toCaAsDDoL |
at Market |
Iue.- Value. |
&si.a1.I3
15t;W.G |
11s,GB.i1 |
900 11,1rn,m |
500 11.W.m
'.m 16,1N.m !
100 27,as3,m |
100 M,N},M I
1000 &,H}.W |
1000 8.0so,m |
800 5,cn.m |
500 G,ao.m |
sm 1A,6o0.M I
800 l3,1E,M
1880 B,3t1.B
o,mo 1t)t,S).f, |
900 100000 |
100 $4,000 !
500 15,lD.n1 |
1.m0 115,0tn,t) /
800 $4,000
800 47,EM.0>
49,. 1h1.n)1.oD !
u,w ti,O.lh
'@. 3aN.W |
900 1l,+9.m |
5000 lS1m |
5000 5.o0,m |
800 10000
f.@ 1,S8.W
o,m D.a0.0) /
o.00 100000
'.u, ls.x,.o,
D.on 10000 |
p.oop 1s.oo.o,
1000 M.N>0.M, |
1000 i4,14om :
5,M> 10000
1000 $4,000
1000 M,An.M /
$3.50 E@.u)
a,m A,1W % |
1000 H,ot,o.a, |
1000 100000 |
100 100000
1000 31Eo,M |
800 $4,000
1000 AAn.W
100 $4,000
1000 9,N0.m
1000 A,m.m |
1000 10000
}.o] a.txN.n> |
mn 10 n ~
1000 $1,000 |
1000 9,GN.W !
1000 E,MD,M
100 100000 |
).M0- $4,000 |
1000 $4,000 |
Poo $4,000 |
Loo M,E0.M |
1000 &,0tN.u, |
1000 A.06.M |
1000 100000
1000 G,1M.W |
1900 100000
1000 M,N>o.W /
oM0 17,N)0.N |
0,NN $4,000
b.oo! 10000
9,w H,m.m |
500, @.Eu.o,
1000 1a.11.W |
&,@, 1i0.H
, 1863-02-24
THE CONFESSIONS AND E1
J. pPEEIESCE OF 4


LEhllkhed for the benefit md n 4 caution TO Torng
rien and others who suffer fsoms Nervous Debility.
Farly Decay and their kindred misunderstanding
tie means ofseifcure Dy who has cured himself
arsI being VICTIM q MISPLACED e9nndenee IL medi
directed e,sslor; single cop!es may be lad q tha
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq. Bedford,
kIuEs county New Tork. 18:J. .z359$.u
, 1863-02-24

On the LIT day OF January. A. D. 1861 asreaur, ID by
the IaNs Of the State Of Illinois,
CoxFA1Y, located at Hartford, Conn.
The capital Is FIFTEEN HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LAKs, and1s psld up.