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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
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PORTRAIT or WASHINGTON /!
IN oIL-C0LOas,
From Stuart's Original Painting

l,TUART'S"POkThAI or WASHINGTON. I"
- stsnts nlooo- uDcqanll.d even BY reale's
nshl effort upon whom ho devoted The genius
u his lifetime.
Thus tar it has bailet oil attempts At ianits-
non. IL tho iginai stuart, the general outline
Ii tle lace starda boldly iron the canvss-and
this tho most patiently prepared q plea present -
out that psouiiaf shading Of the ieA.ufes. and
tbose lines OF eIIretrion, which in the original
fevesl 50 sk iludy, ina less obstructive grac.s Of
ssL INA toss couGLoDADce, arc lost IN \ II copies
hitherto pu lshed.
These defects after months Of scientific eSperi-
menting the .ut hor al the Psfrsjt feels cou .s
nas absialed. careful comparison With The
original Sindtcsfes Its perfect succcse Ia portr.y
lng the eondf riul features Of hun. aho 10 en-
doared to osery lover VI virtue spd liberty ss the
feal a the highest ideal OF the tr.uml mt
Genefnl, the ira xioc ctstesmen, the devoted
atriDt, tue cxe play Christian, and tho tengn
iuzeu-ail mingled IN tho oue character. The
Father ct his country"
This Portrait IL abineDt, or balf-life size. on
canvas sad oval -urtoher, and h. painted in ub-
san,i.l oil coiors, ~ pecu lar process stur rts
Portrait ifom which this was copied he painted in
1894.
1his valuable Picture will never be placed on
s"ie. aud CIR only be psoeued through afpoimfed
LaHposssng 4yests, Anu 10 ala iuil ast.
isiscuoh gssrant,eA. Too number of copies exc
cbtel will bo limited To the subscrip'ion lS
Subscription pr,ce includes handse,.o .o,v orpa-
tnented oval gilt frame.
A companion portrait Of '..,,h. v..hior,op
TO match, aud copied t'em IN a, original by the same
scribers.
,hs Pr,rai. Of ANpRtw Jackson. frou
hs' ,sg's Original Painting, taken for tho chic
.'emocrAtic Jonimittee, and executed IN the sane
syle and sizs rs that OF Washington, issiso ready
for subscribers.
A series o. National Portraits 81 compsti ions -
that OF Washington will be issued curing the
year The portrait o. i,spiel chs or IL nov 6n-
i.hed. u be followed by those oi Henry Clay,
Thomas jefferson, Adams and Others.
W: &. Dacte, .6E'f,
for the aboye Portraits can be seen ut tho
NEW PENIS slvAfiiA HOUSE,
AMI also the Patssits. jssis du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
H.Rltisnr no. June l7-P. NJ

IlARtfsnl No, June lT-P. Nj
The democratic convention nominated
Geo. Woodward Tor Govcr,or Walter
Lowry was. nominated for Judge Of the
Supreme Court.
Convention adjourned
IL is believed that there ara no robcl
troops in the State now. Jenkins cav
airy was NJ llagerstos last night. There
is no evidence Of there having been my
infantry with him.
The rebels cleared ont all the drug
stores, paying N Confederate scrip, aud
also took number OF the most pfomi-
nent farmers III that section.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

FINE SrocK OF CARRIAGEs.-Th
we'll known establishment Of Clark d Hoyt.
on Brady st, above 9th, has just received di-
rect from the mspufactory in Brattlsboro.
Vermont, ons Of the largest and finest stocks
of carriages, top and open buggiss ever
brought TO this city. In their manufacture is
used The very best msterisl-tough white oak
and white ash for wood work, and the bss.
steel, cloth ard leather for the rest. oil put
together In the very best manner The
strength and durability Of there vehicles need
no reoomm sndation. Those who have tried
them are always satisfied with their invest
ment. Persons wi.hing to purchase should be
cure to call and examine. They have or
dsred. and will receive this season. one hun
dred Of these superior vehicles. In price. as
we'll ss excellence, tn y challenge comparison
and defy competition.
They also have on hand and are receiving
full stock Of church and psrlor mslodeons, OF
deepest and richest tone, which they are pre-.
pared to cell very low. and TO which they In
vite thorough inspection. Ia . few days they
will have . large assortment Of pisnos from
the best manu- fact urers. All their goods we're
for last Fall, before the heavy lice
10 stock, which enables them to sell lower
than msnufsctursrs can afford to do o. tbis
time Call and zee ,ha eeods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

BE EnERGETIC.-The wants Of the
sick and wounded soldiers at Vicksburg are
multiplying rapidly US .he siege continue.
aud the hot weather advances. IL behooy~s
every person Who 10 capable Of doing a gen
erous act TO be up and doing something 10,
the aDslioratiou Of 4 cir suf.rngs A Of us
have near relatives or friends there, who con.
fden'ly expect tbs, they will not be forgotten
in their ,r,sls and sfil ,ctions by those Who are
enjoying al. Of the comforts of life at home
Give and give lihersliy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
ST. LOUIS. June Is,

Lieut. Col. Colburn, formerly Assist
ant Adjutsnt General on McCl.llsD's
stat, and acting IN the same capacity 10
tins department Tor :.ome ume past, died
.ast night, alter few days illness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

Those rich lace mantles, summer
cloaks, circulsrs. silks. laces and trimmings.
Just received st Wsdsv orths. should receive
the early attention OF the ladies'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

LADIES who desire to dress neatly
and economically, should not fail to call .,
Whislsr's and examine his late arrivals Of
fresh summ Or goods
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

RKMEnBER that Lake j. Co.'s Great
Wss.srn Oircus opens in this city to morrow
Afternoon and evening. Under tho manage
mont OF such an expsrisoced sho wmaD - Levi
J. North, the Great Western cannot bat be i'm
mense
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
ER ITEMS.

Thursday, june Is.
ARRIVED
KArE NAssEL, Il w. DAvIs, Montross.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, dubuque.
DEPARTED.
Bill HENDERSON, Kh odes, Dubuque.
kArx CAsskL, b. w. Davis, Moptrose.
The Kate CAssel has been repaired, and has
commenced making regular trips again, in tho
Rapids Packet Line.
BOA's LEAVING r0-hoRRow.
Tho mail and passenger packet JAMES heass,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points Tomorrow morning. X. Al. Pretyman.
agent.
Tho mail and passenger packet Jennie Whippls.
Captain Campbell. will depart for Keokuk and
intermed ate landings tomorrow ,norning. Lem
Vel PAskhurs IN the olkce. h. a. Tiisbsio agset
no Northern Line packet nembira, Csp.sin
Hill, AID t. J. Unsell, clerk, will depart for St.
P,u' and way points tomorrow morning Il. 81.
Pf,ityman, agent.
The Northern Line packet CAnsds, Captain
Parker, Cerk Jenks. " Il dspsrt for 81. Loais and
intermediate points to morrow morning. X. n.
Psettyman, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

DIS. WooDs & FAHNEsrocK attend
to oil branches OF the dental profession. Offic-
In FArraod's block. opposite ?. . ;. I'd door to
the right. up stairs. Call and examine .peci-
men sets Of teeth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

Posl1Iy ELY THE LAST NteHr.-Mr.
Mcvieksr nd hi. troupe will leave to.norros
aLes OF the time he intended his visit to Ds-
vspport Oh ould occupy. This will most posi-
lively be his last appearance in Davenport
ahis season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

FARaASD spares 20 pains to supply
his nunsrous customers with ths most fashions
able AMI eerviceable hats { all kinds. He
cannot Be uudersold.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

The people better begin to work
themselves into 4th Of July celebration To
YER pretty soon Visksburg may be AIKEN by
that time and it:would be shame not to Gel
ebrste
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

The Cou 0cil convenes tomorrow
evening for '.ne transaction OF general busi.
ness. All t,u siDess coming before the Council
should be in the hands of the proper commit
tees b,.iore noon 10 morrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

Police CoURT.-Ar. elderly female
vas brought up this raornius ON . charge oi
induging to excess IN the ardent. Being in
state approaching oeonsoiousnsss the justice
rem .ndsd her to .il 10 sober off
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEG RAPH.
OUR SPECIAL. DISPATCHES.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE
REBEL RAID INTO
PENNSYLVANIA.
General Hooker AZ Fair.
far Court House.
Strength of Lees Army Esti-
mated from 100000
to 100000.
New YoRK, June Is.

A Washington spatch TO tho Herald
saws: A letter from "A man formerly an oili-
Ger in the service, dated Harrisburg, June
10th, L. NJ, wa. received here to-day. II
states that the trains of Gen. Tyle,, from
Martlnsbnre, are just coming in. They
report having left that place on Sunday,
l.. NJ, when the enemy's cavalry were
within two miles OF tho town They left
unmolested, and have seen nothing OF the
enemy along the route since.
One of the most Intelligent among
them said they left Chambersburg on
Monday uight late, and up to tina, time
the enemy had not made his appearance
a, that place.
There is now no doubt that Lees army,
about one thrd of it, is occupying
the country in the vicinity Of Winchester
and MWtlnsburg.
The loss oil Winchester laid open tho
Cumberland Valley in Pennsylvania to
invasion, and iustifies the promptcst
measures.
Special to Tribune
500 or COO parocd prisoners who
were captured in the cavalry iigh, at BE
serIy Ford arrived at Annapolis ycster
day With them came Walter Cooper,
the captains clerk Of the lndlanola, who
has been in Libby Prison since the cap
ture of his vessel
Mr.. Cooper, who has arrived here,
makes the following important state
mcnt:
Judging from the assertions of the
Richmond papers touching Lees strength
nj the time OF tho battle Of Chancellor
willie, land from the rciniorcements thathave
been sent within the last two OF three
weeks, he thinks the rebel army Of the
Potomac is between 100000 and 10000
strong. Ftom the windows of the LIB
by Prison which commands lhc James
River at the point where travellers Oh the
Petersburg i. Il. crosses, 10000 or 30,
600 folders have been seen coming Tor
ward daily for the past two weeks
Those on the last Thursdays train who
were asked united in ssylrg that they
were from Tennessee. None OF these
troops remain in Richmond, which is AS
bare of soldiers as Vt was at the time our
cavalry jp.t missed capturing the rebel
capital 5000 men could take IL 10 day
Petersburg is also withont a garrison.-
There are troops on the Blackwater.
1t was the prevailing opinion IN Rich
mond that there was to be n felgned Mt
t-ck on Washington while Stuart invaded
Pennsylvania aud Maryland. The reb
els were evidently severely handled al
Beverly Ford 13 car loads OF their
wounded in that engagement had arrived
al Richmond.
There are in Libby Prison "a officers
Of Col Strengths command captured In
Miss. by Forrest, 400 officers taken at
Beverly Ford, and 100 Of ether men who
deserted from cowarlice or homcscK
ness in the hope Of speedy return on
parole. The rebels no longer parole
those dcsertcrs hu' keep them closely
confined aud treat them 70 severely that
many Of tic weak ones are induced 10
take the rebel oath Of allegiance and even
to join the rebel army TO escape the hor
ror Of co finemcnt.
Prices in Richmond are growing high
or and higher Gold Is from $3.50 10
80 90 confederate money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

PERSONAL AND MILITARY Col. S. II.
Inghsm. of the Border Br,gsd 3, is stopping .,
che Burtis House. The Col incl has just rs
turned from trip east, and we understand
leaves for DesAoines tomor row morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
VOLUME 8.
T n & CIT Y.

CHOICE CIGARs.-Greene has received
. lot Of genuine imported Havana cigars
They are expensive. but good gracious, amt
they splendid
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

Miss JsNNIE 8. HosxKR.--T charm
ing. young actress. the leading lady OF Mr.. Mo
Vicker's sdnirabls oorps Of srtists. has. du-
ring her short stay io Davenport. made an sx-
cssdingly favorable imprssIion upon our eiti-
xsps. It 10 but . short time. - - remember
veil. sincs'h iss., Hosuer made her debut upor
the boards. to carve on, reputation and .
name. She vas % swk ward. di6idsnt girl
then sh. hes grown to . graceful. charming
~oman-an essy and exceedingly pleasing &C.
tress-ons Who viil yet occupy high posl :
sion among the choicest talent Of her proiss-
,ioo. N.ss Hosmer hss oil sbs nerve aod self
Uo..e..io, 10 cake foe trsgsdisns-sli the
ssss sua da.hiug boldo,ss for The higher walks
Of comedy. Ia fact. she appears st home
wherever you place her. and II her hsA''s Is
spared sill ere long walk the boards bril-
usas sossssllssisp " Ne Tsssssiss! Hss'sss'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

Buy A HoME.-Rcal estate is rising,
lumber is going up, stock is increasing IN
value, and nov 10 the time TO purchase Ia nd
enough for q good farm. the more extensive
vii, be. We do not doubt that real estate 10
cheaper now. In SCOTT county. than 1t viii be
again for many years 10 come. consequently
,pvsetments uade nov are sore TO psy. INI-
migration from the Esst 10 pouring into the
country with view OF finding good property.
and to get out Of the draft. which will blow
pretty strong in come Of those States down
there that arc . little short on their quotas
Buy now and take the advantage Of the prom
iced good time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
@ .. ssss q r n

YoR rHB WEEK RsDIs9 JUsK H. 1885,
II meteorological kob.erpatio.s, underthe direction
u thu Saithsonian lnstifuti.n made q, Grisuoid
College, BY WMP DrHwooDY, Latitude, Al 80;
Worth Longst.de, 1892 Wea; Hesghtabou the
sea, 1877 feet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

CH A. WHsiTA kEs,
A TrORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law.
a OsSIoE, On Main street, In Grants blssks ~
sas:es, ,ny1edG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
To conclude With the farce Of
Founded On Facts.

All tho Company will appear.
- Rcmeauper this is the last night
hbai stUs Patpuetto, 30 cts balcony. 30 cts.
h,scryr rd eeats toI balcouy will b. sold every
afternoon tren until O'Clock ,, Stars n.ws
dupot, where "a plan OF the Hall can be econ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
Especial to Tribune

At the approach OF the fugl'vcs from
Winchester IN some Instances the Penn
syvania farmers set fire 10 their barns.
1t Is still believed not improbable that
the rebel army will undertake a move
mcnt into the tree States. and that the
services OF every man who may oiicr
them may yet be brought into requisition.
Tie better "piuiou nov Is that Lec i IL
the Shenandoah valley, but hi. present
whereabouts a,o not asccrtained.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

NOBLE PORTRAITS. Particular atten-
dleton's Portrait of WAshingto o." also OF Mar
tha Washington, General Jack SOD and Alexap.
der Csmpb.ll. The Two first are truthful cop.
les Of Stusrt's renowned pal. tings. and oil OF
them ere produced in the highest style Of art
They ehouid have place In the d3elling oil
every citizen in the country. Mr.. W. @. ID,
vie. agent for the sale Of these portraits 10 ir
the city, and will soon wait up oc the people
for subscriptions The. celebrated poet artist.
T. Buchanan Read. Gays Of the portrait OF
Washington, II have no h.sisation 10 pro
uouno,ng Middletons copy faithful h,n',
cript Of the great original, aud is executed
with marvellous fidelity aud skill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

TnEATRE. - Last evening, for the
fret tune. the III. strs was we'll attended, ky
On spprseis,ivs audience. The psrforusse.
vas admirable. and. the audience VI"
highly delighted. Mr.. Chsnfesu - Wool, Esd
Miss Hosmer ~ C.ritola. done themselves
much credit. and we're called before the eur-
tain after the psrformsncs Of the piscs
Thi. evening the intensely interesting drs
me Of Aurora Floyd 10 to be given. Mr.. Chss.
frau takiog the character of'S,sve Hsrgrsses.
commonly called The Lofty" Miss Hosnsr
taking the rars Of "Aursss FIeyd."s vssss
Of the world The has proved one OF shs
mo.t popslsr plsys ever placed u'on th'
A,asrissn stage. snd iis parforosnes 'o-nigss
vhsuld drss . crowded house. RsmsUber il
10 positively the last psrformsses Of the ees.
papy In this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

Mean L-ight OF barometer, 2sl5 inches; mean
temperature. g. degrees mean amount Of clouds
3 genera direction OF winds y. +. srd = W.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
WA-ulsGroN, June l..


llookers headquarters arc at Fairfax
Court House. lis army is in the cir
ity Of tho Bull Run battle ground II,
into the valley, as he does not know the
force ol the enemy st,ll at Cal lfepper, but
will probably come back 10 the lmmc
dlato tortlficatons, 40 M 10 prevent a
flank movement, and to cross the Poio-
mae IN c.se Of an emergency, on the Ma
ryand side.
| hear Of no movement up the PENN
snla OF our forces so as To threaten Rich
mond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
THe following are the resignstions 10

THE following are the resignstions 10
in Iowa regiments:
Capt. Jsssph Dyson. company 1. 2sth To-.
fantrv. resigned April 2sth. 1868.
~ Lieut. Joseph H smith. compsny c, 2sth
IOfsntry. rssisnsd April 18Th. 1858.
81 Lisu. nsrssloo Black. oompspy D, Goth
Iofsntry. Hsy s'h. 1863
let Lisnt. Aussish Huli. eompssy C. 18th
IstAsssy. ssaieAsa jess -. lssS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18
NUMBER 1913.
Davenport Market..-.Daiiy Repor,

Davenport MarkeL.--Daiiy Report.
ovvioH ~ THE Dsn. h Nswal
Thursday Eve, June IL.
Wheat is duh and dropping.
tLouh- Wholesale, - 4oQl8 60 :; retail, $3.50
0td.to Shipments 90 bbls
WHEAT 7oMs5e. Choice lots 9cai g5o. Re
coipts 6ua bu. shipments 800 bu.
aoas- 3lc. Receipts bl0 bu.
Oars 50oM5bc. Receipts loo bu. Shipments
800 bu
WooI.--Washod a06t5oc.
New York stock Market.
Nkw YosK, Juno II.
Stocks bctter.
NV NoIa narGot.
Nav NohH. Juno IA.
II Market 5n lower. 81 aaUlf 10 .Itra
state s. pout6 03 T. IT, o.
WHAT MARKET ie tower. si.l9al 81. Spring
81 40 q ! 6T Nil. tlub.
toRs Lower. 'adfva sound 7aOd75c un-
sound.
wnIekr Firm. a5lse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-18

THE ARsERAL-Iti is un ierstood that
the plans submitted by the Board Of Connie
sioners that visited this place . few week.
siocs. have been adopted ss the War Depart
mept. and that - soon - possible the work
will bs comusncsd-probsbly within q month
or six weeks. 10 visw Of THE work, We shall
zee . lively time among meshsties. - the
Government will have need Of good many
this season, and probably every season for ssv.
ssal years to come.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
s,ar IA Rn rep-EaxAEE taG
Fla,e,A .,a
Cure,

A~ FoR THE sPLADY cURE or
IntsrinittsUt Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Rsmittent Fever, chill Fever, DHntb
Ayus, Periodical Headache or Bilions
Headnche, ard Bilious FeveTs, Indeed
for the whole class aoftisenscs orisinat-
ing Ina bhiary dsraogeinent, ceased ny
ths Malaria OF MiasInatic Countries.
,Wo ere enabled here to oIcr the community q
remedy which, while il cures tie atsye complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN aay
quantity. Such q remedy is iuyaluabiei in districts
where these affecting, disorders prevail. Ihis
"CuR." OK pels the missInatie poison Of FRvEI
AND ASUE font tina System, and prevents the de-
yslopment Of the disease, it takon on the first APP
pEsach Of les preuaonitVry symptoms. Itisnotn only
me best remedy ever yet discptcrcd for this class
Of complaints, ct also The cheapest. The large
Quantity we suPply fer-a dollar brings it Within the
reach, eli every body PEd IN bilious districts, where
FRyRnEASD AuuE prevails, every body shoald
hayeit and ase ii freely both !nr cure and proteo-
ton. A great superiority of this remedy over any
ctlrr ever discovered fr the speedy AND certain
euro OF lntermittents is that il contains no Quihine
or mineral. consequently it produces no qninism or
other injurious ELECTS whatever upon the %eonStttn-
aon. Tbpse eprcd by it are left as healthy ps II
they had never had thf disease s So 4~ssei''a
FeyeT aud Agne il not alobo the consequence Of
the mjasinatio poison. A great variety Of disor-
dsrs arise from its irritation, among which are
NeualIas Rhsmetism GOStg HeSG6ehs, Blink
aa', 1oqGhehe. Eatashc,s Cataf1h,- ASTHMA Fiat
J.Siica, painfnd .JBet hon Of he 'SpSeg, HySter-
icsi 2sia ia tr Bcssas, loae, Pdrdigs1 and Do
fghstsHt Of pe Stomaeh, all OF which, when
oisirsting in this cause, mt on the ~itteipiHsrS
hot Or become periodical. This " CrRn 'expels
the poison from, the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection to
immigrants aud persons travelling or temporarily
rosiding in he malarious districts. II taken occa-
~sioually OF daily while exposed " the Injection,
that viii be excrctcd rum the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient tquunttyto ripen into die
ease. Hence II ia even mere valoatlt for prctee-
tioa. tann cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents ifthey avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords, ~ ,-tgsls ~ Hsa
Prepared BY DR.. &c; AVER = co.. Lowell. Mass
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
EAc3MP4Ay'

WILL
Ne. 81 Vssey Street, NE 70HA, /,
Since its organization has created q nsw
era in the history Of
Wholesaling Teas IN this Country
.The- have Introduced their selections, Of
W Teas, and are selling at no, over
-IIso- Coats (2~SSts)psr pound d6oOs cost,
never deSistihE from he one price asked
Another regularity Of the Company is that
Their Tea faster net only devotos lis time
To The splec lou Of their Teas as q auality, VA
lue, aud particular styles for particular To-
~culilies Of country, but . helps the buyer
to ,ho,se ont Of iheu enormous stock such
Teas as are best adapted 10 his particular
wants, and not only this, bat points cut 70
him the best ~bargatns.
It ia easy to see the incalculable advan-
tags q Tea huyeryhas in this establishment
ever nj! others "a ~ .
? II he is no Judge Of Tea, or the market, il
his time ,s valuable, he has all The benefits
Of q we'll organized system u dong bust
ness. Of al immense On pital, Ofthe Judgment
Of a professional Tea faster, aud the kRowl-
edge / superior SalsGEen.
Tn.s ensb o. ali Tea buJe $40 matter
they arc thousand Of IN les from this mar
o;l-io ? rcsSe Sn rs good terms here as
the New York merchants!
Parties ear order Teas and will be served
~ US we'll as ihsugt they came themselves,
Ss,Es sore 10 get original packages, true
weights and tares. and the Teas are war
rnHted AZ repre'tniOG.
We iss,s q prize list Of the C~onpany's
Teas, whiehF viii be sent to all who order 1t,
comprising oG ga
HYSoN, YOUNG HYsoN, IMPERIAL,
GUNPoWDER, TwANKAY
AND SKIN.
O0LONG, S0UCHONG, ORANGE AND
HYSON RHK0E. l5'iJ
JAPAN TEA of eve y description, colored
and uncoldrsd. laE
This hist ha. each kind Of Tea divided into
Fosr Glasses, namely Cargo, High Cargo,
Fine. Finest, that every ne may under
stand froa description and the prices ah-
nexed that the Com any are determined to
undsrssli the whole Tea trade.
We guarantee u all our Teas are %notovcr
Two CENTS per pound above cost, believ-
ins this to Je attractive TO the many who
hive heretofore been paying sn.rmouS
prices.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
ImloteIs arc IlteI',
No, 81 vossy Street,
Sept 10, ls6s-3m NEW YORK.