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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-01

t-Sn BUSHELS Prime Western mixed. car
4 ~ 20 Of sch H. n. DuDton.
400 Blshels more OF that Gerry Superior
Soahera YsRot9
q o Il NJ,
Cargo al sch l.. ". P.eree. row landing at No l2e
90 lnmeicia stlect, and for sale by
iune27eod2w EDWiD II. RURGIN,
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For RnlIirrrOIe.

AF9A Tn good schooner l. w Pierce, Lor
.-s-gI.sslsss ing master. Will sail next week. For
7-->---<- freight the bulk of 400 barrels, apply
to X. g. YORK son,
10 Moulton ST., head of Long Wharf
june39dlws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-01

SozoDoNr.-This preparation for clean sing beau
Trying and preserving the teeth l. not warranted to
il; does accomplish all that it promises -ZioR's
Herald and Wesleyan Journal, Boston. mchl5 1t
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Ronrcifag.

A RESPECTABLE. private first-clsss Boarding
N House jnst opened, being newly dtiei up, at q
Free street, for gentlemen with or without their
families. Suits OF rooms for families. june25dl We
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sSOr the islands,

-&~ On and aftor jane 18th he steamer
49, eE3Ef- CASCo will uAin further notice
e7<f-scaSr-@- leave Burnhsm's wharf for Peaks
and Cushing's Ia auds st and l0.aD A. Nj, and 2
and 50 T. NJ. Returning vii leave Gu hing Island
at ? 80 and II rs A. NJ, and IS and 3 10 Y III.
Tickets Is cents. down aud back; Children 10 cts.
June g-du
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PnrfIand Laundry

DoRs All. KINDS OF FAMILY woBK. or.
IL ders LEFT at r. A. SMITHS No. lib Federal
90 ,~a7dsws SAM'L LEWIS.
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VAN AM BURCH

The following list was IA
ken from the living Animals
themselves in the Company ,
Building, $50 & sal Broadway
N. Y. on the ed of March,
and therefore may be eonsid-
cred
A Corraot Lia Of AEim7li
ProfLangworthy 5 Trained Aniasis;
African Lion. As.aiic Lion. Namid-
ian Lioness, Braziilian Iiscr. Bengfl
Leopard Senegal Leopard, s1aih A.
meriean Jasuar. performed b. him
At each entertain ment
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-27

The maximum Communication is fixed at
S4O0, and persons furnishing substitute,
or paying the Communication shall not be IL
able to the draft again on that enrolment
The Communication money shall be applied
by the War Department to the procuration
of substitutes, to be credited to the Congress
sional district where collected. Colored
troops are to be credited to the State where
enlisted, but none of the Communication money
is to be applied to pay them bounties Sec
ton 2, of the old law, is amended so as to
exempt none but the Vice President, Judge,
Members of the Cabinet, State Governors,
disabled persons, and all in service at the
time of the draft, or who have been in the
service two years, and been honorably dis
charged by the proper authorities.
The distinction of classes is abolished. -
Quakers having religious scruples against
fighting, are to be assigned to duty in hos
pitals, and the care of freedmen; and the
Communication from such, is to be applied to
the benefit of sick and wounded soldiers.
No foreigner who has voted is exempt. Ex-
emptions procured fraudulently are null
and subjects the procurer to treatment as
deserter. The fees of Attorneys for max
ing out papers are fixed at five dollars, and
the members of Boards of Enrolment, and
clerks assisting them, are prohibited by Sc
we're penalties, from procuring substitutes.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-27
The Perfectionists and Gen. Butler.

The PeffeCtiOnISts and Gen. Butter.
In Norfolk there is a society called Per-
fectionists," and in their behalf some ten
or twelve of their number have lately ad-
dressed letter to the Commanding General
of that Department, setting forth their OBJ
jections to swearing allegiance to any earth
" government. The subject was disposed of
by Gen. Butler in the following character
istic manner:
HEADQUARTERS EIGHTEENTH ARMY CORPS, Fort
REss MONROE, VA, January 18th, 1851. +.
Dozier, IT, En- Bedseley, and others-GENTLEMEN
have read your petition to General Barnes, set
ting forth your objections to swearing allegiance
to any earthly government. The first reason
which you set forth is that oil htttIian govern
ments are necessary evil, and are continued in
existence only by the permission of Jehovah,
until the time arrives for the establishment OF
His kingdom, and in the establishment of which
all others will be subdued into it, thus fulfilling
that declaration In the 9Th OF Daniel and l4th
verse; &c.
You therein establish to your own satisfaction
three points FirstAThe Government, although
an evil, is necessary one. Second-That for
time it is permitted to exist by the wisdom of
jehovah Third-That the time at which IA
period is to be put to its existance is not yet
come Therefore, you ought to swear allegiance
to the Government of the United States First
Because, though an evil, you admit it to
be necessary. Second Although an evil, you
admit that it is permitted by the wisdom OF Je-
hovah, and it is not for His creatures to ques-
ton the wisdom of His acts Third-lou only
claim to be excused when Jehovah's Govern
ment is substituted which period you admit,
has not yet arrived.
Your obedent servant
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-27
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiel


&A4Aid Societies. cergymen, editors and others
are respectfully requested to aid in disseminat-
ing the following notice, which is of interest to
all who have friends in the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
ments for supplying gratuitoqsly information
with regard to patients in the United States
General Hospitals at the following points, (others
will be added;)
Eastern Experimentation information adj
dress " Office Sanitary Commission, Washington"
Georgetown, d. G. Point Lookout, Md.
Alexandria, ID. G. Frederick City, Md.
Baltimore, Md. Fairfax, Va.
Annapolis, Md. Aqua Creek, Va.
Annapolis Junction, Nd. York, Penn.
PhiEadelphia Department For information,
address "OGce Sanitary Commission, No. ~
South Sixth street"
Philadelphia Pa. Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Chester, Pa: Reading, Pa.
Germantown, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa.
New York Department. For information, adj
dress 'iOHce Romans Central Union, No. 10
Cooper Institute"
New York, Ny. Portsmouth Grove, R. l.
Albany, N. Y. Boston, Mass.
Newark NJ j. Burlington, VT.
New Haven, Conn! Brattleboro, Vt.
Western Departments. For information, ad-
dress office Sanitary Commission, Louisville, Ky.
Columbus, Ohio. Louisville, Ky.
Cleveland, Ohio Covington, Ky:
Camp Dennison, 0hio1 Lexington, KY.
Gallipols, Ohio. Danville, Ky.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Perryville, KY.
Quincy, Illinois. Bowling Green, Ky:
Cairo, illinois. Memphis Tennessee.
Mound City, Illinois. Clarksville, Tenn.
Jacksonville, Ind. Jackson, Tenn.
Evansville, Ind. Murfreesboro, Tenn.
New Albany, Ind. La Grange, Tenn.
Saint Louis, Missouri. Gallatin, Tenn.
Ironton, Missouri, Nashville Tenn.
Rolla, Missouri. Yicksburg Miss
Springfield, Missouri Corinth, Miss.
Keokuk, Iowa Helena, Arkansas
Davenport Iowa. Grafton, Virginia.
Paducah, Ky. Point Pleasant. Va.
Bardstown, Ky Parkersburg, Va.
Lebanon, Ky. Clarksburg, Va.
Columbus, Ky. Charlestown, Va.
Columbia, Ky.
Information will :nder ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for 1t, In answer to any or all of the following
inquiries. If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person,
IL will be answered at once
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-27
NEWS! FUNu WIT AND HUMOR!!!

IN and after the 21st inst the following
~ Daily and Weekly Newspapers will be kept
for sale by E. L. DoNNELLY, ,Suter:
DAILIES.-N York Herald, and Tribune.
WEEK -Harpers Weekly, Illustrated
News, Frank Leslie, Clipper, Wilkes Spirit
Budget of Fun, Waverly Magazine, New York
Independent, Comic Monthly and Amanacs
of all kinds.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-01-27

Information will ender ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for 1t, In answer to any or all of the following
inquiries If the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person,
II will be answered at once
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

French CoNsCRiPis The streets OF
Pars ATE now full Of conscipts, who
have just been drawn in this aud the
surrounding departments. Here every
conscript, after being drawn, receives
some advance pay and week. tu Tough.
Then each one ci h's female acquaiht
ances gives him ribbon, and with all
these trophies OF affection and the fatal
pumber which made him y soldier fas-
tened TO h hat, he considers It bis bonn
den duty to parade the streets Of Paris,
in company with number OF his com
rades IL a glorious stale OF intOxi.ation.
VIXEN bis week is up and hlt meney ali
spent he report. tor daty.-Paris ks'er
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
MAN q GOD!

NJ TIE ylGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
n in four weeks, by DR. RI ORD'S Essence
OF LIFE. pr. hicord (of Paris, Mt yesrs Of
earnest solicitation has 1t leng b sc.eded TO The
urgent req iest Ct tho smerisan public, and ap-
Dol, ted ~ Agent ia New York. for the sale Of his
valued and highly prised Essence Of Lite. THIS
~ordcrtui areut = III rsstsre NJ MOOD to the most
shaft cred constitutions, IN four weeks, and If
used according 20 printed instiu;tio 9, failure is
i'm possible. This life restoring medv Oh Guild
20 1. ken ny oil about 10 nssry, - i,s effects are
pefunsnspt. success, in every ease 10 cestsin.
ir. kiso,o's k.sepce OF Lite il sold in cases
with tuu Instructions FIR NE, - -, or for quan-
liues 10 ons fos ~, aud w,li-Ds sent - Arg part
. te' ally packet, on receipt OF remittance to has
accreditso agent. Circular sent Tree receipt oil
tour amp.
PHILIP ROLANo, AL Broome street.
mch3-3 a* deT west Of Br@aiWay, N. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
C.ucurA TARTAR. Our sho idy

/, CAuGnr A TARTAR. Our shOddy op-
ponen,s .xerled their potential infinence
to he. the iu,l ughed sold e's here, 10
h~lp tnetn defeat the democrats. " nsh
bur ne came ali the way from Washing
ton to exbotI them 10 irjve themselves
~ "vsllaht In fi.h'ipg ccpperheads As
they hid been j. fisbti,g the rcbels ii
| thc South" Betod the result! Six
t en- o. thoAe svliiers depos ted THEN
It's il tue ballot t,ox : and eleven out
q, the sixteen voted the democratic
tieke ! "r.xfs wbat's tie matter ! =
Gulena Democrat . F..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

LANES WaEN ON TINS E~ss AID WHEN
WsAnGR--l epllsvc sAat tie first and most
important thing 10 do is 20 iced the ewes
we'll, 50 that they can do their duty t. the
lambs for nothing cal be worse--nottlng
can propaeats disease and more weakoes.
10 lambs, than not 10 Keep tie ewes ~cil az
time " hcn they ought 70 feed their lambs.
We have frequently fund, after about The
third day. the lambs Vi some motkers, NOR
than Others, troubled with q certslD kind
Of diarrhca. A kind OF whifish ezcrenen'
comes from them, winch has Q very diss-
grecsble smell, THIS is clearly produced
by und,gested milk, which II not soon re-
moved from the bowels, will produce a.
amount oi irritation that will end in death
We give al once two teaspoonius VI castor
OIL, tesspooniui III ginger, and one OF mag
nesls, The o jet being to carly Ut tie m
tatioi,, but a. tue ssne tune 10 cool and
quiet the stoa,scn. II that does not act II
tue way We desire in stay ing tho diarrhes,
we gave tn grams Vi pow d, red chalk, hall
a dr. actm oi tinciur Ut uoArb, and ten
drops ot Iaudsnuus, which rarely tails L.
Or. duce the desired result. l an sure yoC
dun'l want me to tell you that tue way I,
grow gurd lambs is to take good Gaze Vi
jour ewes.
Tim smother simple little thing is tbc
tailing Of y,ur lambs. IL Is simple ope
ratiun, bu, II veftvrWed 10 an iup,uper Sch
son ct n produce, very uniavJrable nesults.
II It happens ~ ce an unfortunate nigh,
With the wind IN tue nnIth or tue east, the
lambs are liable TO suffer. Our experience
bas told Us that The best time Tor cutting
and FAILING, ~ on hen tup lamb il AbOtlt tWt,
or three weeks Cd. We, VI Course, select
a nice warm day, with south wind II W,
are fortunate IN ugh to get IL, and We
catch them very carefully at night. IL ",
lind any getting stiff, Or lying about morc
than they ought to do, VIC take every
means to make their blood circulate freely,
and con-. quently that generally sets then
gbt.-Norwtch Eng Alsrc. ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
475 to $3.50 pr Month.

vr,pr LIrrLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
UOMPANr wasn't su Agent In cash county
S;sS' a. n. scrvss .dr,vss and e1r, dies, We
viii nv = ibsral .Aiaty and expenses, or give
srse eou m,ssisn. ts PARTICULARS, terms, -
aclose stsnpS end sddsess
.-6'r---- 70 r. SsfAtsE, Toledo. D.,
- (3s6Pl cent Tor the Uuitsd states.
faN0.l1 Sn98u SE#Jg#
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

On last 1hur,Ja. ait.rno N a laugh
able. and, at the SANE time painful ocnul
rcuce, Iran-pied IT tot co.uer OF l. yhi
a q Lumbaid streets, the particulars vi
which are as follows: a clerk III the
couDp,i -snry depa tncnt, III clo,s' Z the
local. y above named, picked up gold
dOia Tue sight OF tue precious metal
q, ovetcame hun thst he suddenly halt d
lu the centre OF the street and began tX-
am uing his treasure. Tie intensity
with which he viewed the colu quick,
attracted large crowd about hun. In
q short time men AID children were ruu-
ming pei neil TO the place, an the sup
pos ti"u was that q person had been
K He'd. The street became blocked up,
and dravinau IN astenptng 10 pa $
wi b his dr.y ran over the loot Of boot
bla, k boy, named Jack X LEY, crushing
twooi his toes. Tue boy was taken in
10 store n,ar by and attended to. a
seedy looking iudiv dual in the crowd,
= I'D Caught q sight at the 6olia',
q "a Mug That it had been picked up,
st,d that he had drop ed II while
crosst G the street aud demanded It's re
tuin to hun. The finder OF tue sixty odd
per cent. premium 'could not see the
j5ke,' and refused to give it nr. The
last we saw Of the finder and the dollar
was IN lager Deer saloon, where the
solid was be NJ converted into fluid
Is ii.n,ore Clipper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
Third Edi ion, Goth Thousand
HooD.

TREATISE On SkMIkAL WEAkNI8A
"A Involuntary kmis.ionr, Men,ai ana Ibytie1
Inca pacity, Loss VI fower. Premature Decay, In
pedimen,s to Marriage. Nervous Deblht,, Sell
aDuse oexu Il Diseases, dc., DO.
by hoBr. r. BELL. u. D., Member Of the Royal
q iicge OF Sargeons,L ndon. " pages. Price CT
TINS book should be read by every one, and
part,c. lariy by those arriving VI Mant God. 1,
contains ian or ant advice TO oil and the n d
cure 10 the afflicted is plainly set forth. ~ has
iaued Taousv"ds from a L.te o. Atser,.
Sent under q sealed envelope, by mali, On re
ceipt OF the money Or postage stanpe,by
}. BRYAN. A. d.. Csasr-ci New. YORK.
| j. Willis, agent, Davenport.
ag,n.d2wtv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
February 9th-d3m

For Rats. nice. koachcs. Ants, Red
Bugs, Moths n Fu-s. WOoleus, dc. IDSects On
Plants. Fowls, Animals, ds.
tut up in Csc, 500 and 81 Boxes, Rottlse snd
rlssks. 81 aud IS sisss for Hoesis, Psblic Insti-
suti-ns, ..
Only iufalIabls remedies kuowa."
"fres fr0n P0leons
"vot danessoes = The Hsnsa Fsa'l1.n
Rats come oae ~ thei. holes to die.
~ Sol Whoisesle in oil lsrIs cities.
- soMhy oil Druggists and Bet Atlsrs every.
sFlil EswARRi!i ~ al worthless ni'ationss
- See mt sCvsr IA" name is cqch b0xs bot
Tie ana Flax USs<rS 3ou bevs =. = -
pr,,s s's,s ;s.os. ! s.ssS.. s ~.
q Sold hy-
!. - 49, g. sessf - ],
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
DIR. SW EEI'S
xMfNlltble LiSsS sateMt d,
GREAT EXIT RNAg. RRhs ELY.

ia j Ao3N<IlN AA-AA< Il
70, Rlea".aism 0oas, Nicaragua. ..sm6ogo, sit
W0n1ds. fiiss, Headache. d.d all hhsa-
- ssasie asd Asrgoss d.sords,s.
Dr.. St.-pNen n~veJ, IF 1erh, 0 itut,
The Great Natural Bone Setter
~. St % u bwcst, # connecticut,
Is known all over the United States,
Dr.. stephen Swert Of O. nnectlctt,
IL the author of DR.. s sweets Infaliible Liniment
~. Sweot's iBf .lsibls Lsnt m:nt
Cures Rheum atism and never failt.
Dr.. SWset's fBfs ib!o LiDlneRt
IL certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. Nwe~L's Iaf.lDbI~ Liniment
Cares Buf3s and scalds Immediately
Or. sweets Infai.ible l tsIm'nt
IL the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruisee.
Dr.. swost's Inf .llible Lipimenb
Gives i'm mediate relief TO Piles, and seldom fails
TO cure f3#
- DR.. Swost's lHfsu,ble Eminent
Cures Headache Immediately and was re-s
known TO fail.
Or. Sweets lhfallsble Liai
Affords cdiate relief for Piles. ana -.
fails to euro.
Dr. sweat's INF ,jlibie L inlment
Cures Toothache 10 one minute.
D.. SWEETS Isfs litbie LiniMert
Cures Cuts and W ounds immediately anu leaye
no scar
Dr.. SWEETS iBfs lilbie Linimpnt
Is the best remedy fer Sores in the known word.
Dr. sweets lnfall.bif Lin tmeBJ
Has been used By more than million people, and
all praise il.
DR.. sweets isfal.sbis FL. i1l9nt
II truly "friend in need," ana every fsmi
should have il at hand.
Dr.. sweets lHfslllble Lifimant
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price 25 and 80 cts
N44t RICHARDSON Il co,
Sole Proprietor, Nor wich, CT.
For sale by LORD d smith, wholesale
drukgist 70, "a Lake street. Ch cage, Is, general
agents tee tASI no, 70 vest "a 81 q sgi--dwl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

Nsw TElsG.APH LlNR.-We learn
from the carthage (iL) Republican ttst
m .aa,t is being made .ul d n teIegrsl b
iias through CA.hsgr. e mmcoring =
Clayton aud -nd'cgs, Warsaw =. d Kco
kot. The cost It i estimated, viii not
49, P0qseE hos ss.sss sxss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
MEDICAL
oolN1ess Sf ne Usstoss ! 9,

oolN1xrs Sf ne Usetose /! !
Read the following Letters received from your
comrades . endorsement OF the
WORLD kNUWN AND WORLD TRIED
nRnEDiss KsowkAs
PROFESSOR HoLLlWAY's
PILLS AND ON 4 u ENT.
You will ere aod unsolieites testimonials re-
eel sea from all parts OF the county wnsss our
army is 10 ioree.
SEE TO YOUR HEALTai
All Of you have 90 No one interested 10 your well
fare, then do not delay.
YOUR LlEE Is vALUABLEi
Not only to yourselves. but TO your fathers and
mothsrr, ais err, wives, aud brvtners. Then while
a may, puicn sss your health
FOX 20 UENTS, 20 ILNTS. OR Sl.l0,
viii, VII en- expended 10 those medicines, bring
yoa uvwo /, the greenest and npest Oh age.
Tue ioi OWING are genuine icst r., ca h . f.f IN
spsc.ioh ~ tnIs of6,e.
~ Aa,den Laae, N. Y.
QaaItsrssastsr's Department,
3ys. .lil. .pls Voisutsers, ,
Folly I.lsna. .. y ,Novs..oei 70. 1900
Prof Holloway, ~ MAiaen Laus, N.
eIx: Lncossd peace nua NO dollars, for
which .enl ne ole uolisr re wor each of yeur
.1.eosa,s. rii.s sna vi.iwsnl, w return mail. :
Plea e attend 10 this ~ once, i,r An much in
need VI lhe ABOVE femsuiss. .,au.-ss,
Livut. a. " + LL.ws z. NJ,
Syt4 Inn as Vols.
Camp near brandy Station, VAL
January Z. io6t
Prof. HoLlOwAY-Ds1r sir: 4 h.se hearo
great cal vi talk about your ANGUS kiis, nj as
1 ne. er " 10 / a t. EN- uuu. nov, ant
TO ty tuea u, d.xfrnueA Is very prevalent at the
preeeu tune, ssn0 me the WORTH VI the .nsi0 Cd
lUurs, 49,, JuekPu Walsh,
20. +, 9th hegt, Excels or Brigade.
Pulaski, Tenn December 26, 1883.
Pr f. HOLIDAY -De r Sir: Peas "a en-
closed one DOLL Lana send me the xu.ou nj ~ your
fA4aous pdis, AS an troubled Win i, spepsis All
seek cure Yours, d.,
IHos + luKsAK, co l, I'd Iowa Infantry.
Morris Llan !, s Z, Jan IL, le64.
Prof Hollow AY-D.ar > r: kh&ioced you will
fna SO cents Tor which / wash you to send me
sou.e vi your va U 4DIc las; SEND them BY mail.
enclose ~ cents iof postage. Address,
lshAxL Z. hALi., Go -, Atm n B,
tort loyal, .. Z.
Camp Of 5tn Excelsior Brigade,t
Januny 20, lSo4
Prof. HOLLOSAY-SiE Please seud me for the
enclosed % the worth u II In pulls en- losed
had 10 Genus to psy postage. and , gu wal ooilge.
Yours, &C. oerxt " u fOwEss,'
Go +, 3In Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washing ton.
Mo ris Island, g Jan q, 1864.
TT #. HOLLOwAY-PieAs. ial enci0sed The 81 II
of ope dollar Tor pills. Inasc d.arrLesA, and cant
gel IL stopp d, 50 want to try yoar pitts
Yours, &C, WILLIAM IAnIsTY,
Co u, l04ih Penn Vols.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17
INSIDE.
GREAT WESTERN BREWERY
The PrOpric!OTs
VxYILL DELIVER IN DAVENPORT OR
w kock Island, their
Cream and A nber Ales end Porter

At tho following cash prices: Present use Ale
sud Porter b. tbs bol.. ~ half Dbl -. 8 quar-
TAR. a.. stock ale aud ',r or by the bbi., -
h.f Dol /, - IS qoarter, S2-25s
feh,9-.lsf IA. u. \ h. StVkRN.s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-17

mAPPkN ESS or MIsEs. 4

THAT rs THE QUESTION
THE pRJPRIE.ORS or ThE Nav YORK
l MUSEUM AND ANATOMY OF SEpIcrss have
de,erm. ned, regardless OF expense, 70 Issue Tee
for tho benefit Of suffering hamanify) 'ooh OF
shc,r most ,nteissliDy and instructive Lecture
onMarriage and its disqusliheat,ons, Nervous De-
oility, Premature Jecl,ne of'Msnho,d, lndig.s..
Ion. " eakasss or Depression, Loss Of Energy = ID
vital Power, the G.eat Social Evil, Aud those
ma.sdies which result from youthful toilies ex-
cesses o, maturity, or ignorance Of rhynoieey
and Natures Law.
The.ei nv Al uabe Lectures has ssa the means
Of enlixh tening and saving thousands, AID Will
he for warde, FREQ, on receipt Of fosr stamps, ~
addressing aKonErARY, Ne. York n scum OF
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