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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
Millinery Again.
REMOVAL.
stage Office Removal.

THE EyASSvILLE AND Mt VERNON
Il stage TIC. has hesn rencEed froz the
washinEton House 70 the American Ho1ss. ne
stage VII lsArs daily bssxsen ssser asA sixhs
o,slock All
Ths Boeuvills Stage leaves tbs American Hoa.s
% NsrdSys, Wednesdays. and Trfssys, bstweaz
ss~xn ard saght c'slo1k An.
M2yN sfm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
RAT ExTERMINAToR.

Fer Rats, Mice, Roacbes, Ants, BED
Hugs, aiothh Ia Fars, wooisna. &c.
Insects On Plants, Fowls, Animals,
sc.
." only infailibe remedies hnown."
"Free from Psisoua"
mot dangerous 20 the Human Fatally"
" Rats como out Of their holes Go dls'
% Sold Wholesale In all large cities
SO sJli BY AL Druggists aud Retailers every
where.
So III BHwAzF ~ Of all worthless limitations
10 see that CosrAH's" name Il on each sox
Bottle and FLASK. before you buv
9s-Address HENRY "a. COsTAR.
Gs- Principal Depot, No. asa broadway. NJ
@S-soid by KILLER a WITH
LEIGH 4 CARLsTEADT,
BROUGHTON WOOD.
Wholsaale and Retail Agents,
Evansville, IHd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

Hardware,
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
F q II G - - 81,
only,with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes, o
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes-Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
ShoVels and Spades, q r
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
hill and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards, !,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws, GA
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
No. IS First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

L FIRE AND IELASD EAyIGATIOz RISKS
Aeosptsd. nov - hsrssofores - fair rates
and liberal conditions.
p BUSINESS CONDUCTED With constant die
patch and accuracy eH#
g. LOSSES afsays net with promptbs=s and
pists tustice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
ALSO

A - ~ ~
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which / offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
I ENo Goods at retail.
FsNo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13

sHKARs AND scLSs0Rs
SHEARS AND Scissors
sHE4gs AND scissors
SHEARS 1Eg SCISSORS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
Tile One rR.

Linda di Chamounix given at the Academy fsst
night the second subscription night OF the season.
The threatenings OF an early winter, which inds
Gated by alight snow fall yesterday, and which cumf-
mated 10 damp murky and unpleasant atmosphere
during the Afternoon not favorable TO full houses
at tho opera or tho theatres and although the weather
cleared up somewhat about the witchng hour" when
opera coaks adjusted graceful shoulders and tho
last jewel 10 carefully placed In tho hair, sti the
Academy last hight showed evidence OF the in1u-
o. dark skies and a chilly atmosphere. But what
the house wanted In numbers amply supplied
Ia beauty and briancy The crowd was nos
great the opening night: but, then.
the opera not attractive. did the inc
the talent which evidently rules supreme 10 The
Academy Linda, although very brilliant, and perhaps
much or a favore with public or Donzetis
later compositionsll Pointo for iDstsnce which had
great success on Monday nights success perhaps due
entirely 10 the manner 10 which It was rendered for 10
has not the prominent claim OF novelty
mend It, having been produced mere several nreyou0
occasions In addition the elegant which
where met eye observed eht pleaa-
ing variety Of military uniforms scattered through tho
housea feature in opera House which Is net
mon as II ought to be. Where fair women assemble.
with all the appliances Of the toilet, which render their
charms more charming, brave need not 10 ashamed
TO the honorable livery which stamps tho soldier 90
the republic as a hero and patriot. To night Ton Clio
vann Will be given with Zucchi in her fine tcis Of Donna
given prominence which have not been accustomed
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
CITY Iutclll-eUce.

DROWNING OF CELEBRATED HoRsE JOCKEY, HoRAcu
JoNrsn yesterday paper brief paragraph appear
announcing the death by drowning Of named No.
race Jones In tho Delaware river. appears that Tho
unfortunate the well known horse jockey Horace
JONES' proprietor OF the lafayette stables, In Mscer
street, Houston He was Cunning excursion ~
the time with ten Others 10 sail boat whcn was ulseS
by sudden squat. Four OF tue party were urowneus
He said TO have hung to the boat fo over
and would have been saved IN less tn i've minutes
BY the arrival OF sloop whcn sas Souns 70 uis
rescue but his strength gave CUT ahd ne sNnk. hio
hunting dog remained BY bis side ana went uoWn wWn
him hut shortly Afterwards s body noaied Mnre, aud
,s coar was aker on and sent 70 this city Jones waa
abo,, Sv wars Of age and leaves wife and ne chd<
ie yss ssd 10 be- the best double team driver w the
United States.
p,,nsu AMERICAN SOCIAL ASSOCIATIONS. On Friday last
.,pg OF Canadians and natives OF the various North
Imer,csu British provinces took place at the Stevens
rr,pse IN Broadway, Dr. Clarke, OF Coburg, W. pre-
.idng The object o. the meeting to form social
association after the model OF other naoao societies
and tho matter taken up quite warmly he sentle
men present organized themselves into the Brhsb-Ame
rIoan Association and resolved TO hold future mestn2"
pxArH ISJuRiEs.-Mr. Charles Jacobs, recently an
engineer employed 10 the Morgan Iron Works. Who nad
one Of his arms crushed In the machinery Of suoooss
the engines OF which he was testing the 6th nsanL
died yesterday In the New York Hospital cornhH Vor
lin held Inquest The body and the Jury fenue11
verdict Of Accidental DEATH" deceased vas tweouys
years Of axe nd native of Connseseae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

ceivabse for duties appeared the brandy question
was imported into New York April 4, lse3, and
bond when the additional duty OF forty cents was col.
lected. Therefore the appellants entitled the relief
asked for far as relates TO the pay srece OF
the additional forty cents distinguished from legal
tender notes, so styled by them,
RELEASE or REBEL sYMPATHIZsRs.
The citizens OF Alexandria and the vicinity Of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad recently arrested land
placed the trains protection against attacks from
guerss ihave been released, and details from guerilla
prisoners confined Alexandria will DO sent out In the
future for the Same purpose
CORRECTION.
Tho new Commissary General OF Prisoners s General
VESSEL, MOI Weitzel, a. printed In Now York paper
to-day.
PERSONAL.
Senior Barreda late the Peruvian Minister ct Washing
ton has reached Paris France to which country he has
been transferred In similar diplomatic capacity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

Disaster 60 sho Schooner Carrier Dove.
roSosro, c. w., Nov. IS, 1864
The schooner Carrier Dove foundercd yesterday At Long
Point, and vas abandoned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

The reaps the reward his servdes In the freedom
OF his country. But these manor points. The great
question -, hoes TIE necessity exist? This Congress
sssA ass ascertain, and then the question properly
hnhrnah1o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

General Buffers Retirement from Com.
mand in this City-Ats Farewell
Order, DC.
GENERAL oRDKR-No. 5.
HEADQUARTERS, Crr OF NEW YoRx,l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
ssvensy-nin,n NEW YORK Volunteers.

Seyenty.uintn New YORK Volunteera.S
mass meeting OF this Hne corps was held last even.
ing the Mercer House, corner Of Mercer and Broome
streets The object the meeting was 10 organize
the New York state National Guard law Tne old char
ter OF those In the held been renewed undcr the gal
LIANT Colonel NJ. Elliott whose devotion with the oo
Seventy ninth tscotch) IL too well known 70 ali Tue
headquarters viii be the Mercer House, as Formerly,
from whence upwards Of sixteen thousand mon have peon
sent 70 tho war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

integrity all party preferences and prejudices Before
can open our hand however to any party Of men inc
UnKed States whose hearts, know but VOC weH, are
filed with less bitter against the Confceega
States and whose hands imbrucd with the bleed g
have ,hey will not make Of only for ther own
purposes and betray us 81 the last moment Haye We
a. Inc pd thew ana
boldly stand up against the heated passion and ne
heroic bravery Of the black republicans 70 pro.se s
Confederate States or when they ar0se was II mol eay
70 further their own plans and protect their rghsf
When Virginia, vindicating her noble title he Moteer
breach and, Although under tSs masxs Of the enemy
guns ON all sides, took counsel only OF God and tho
and barred her own fair bosom TO receive the desd4
helpless before the fanatics the North because snsy
degraded into 10 rsdicalism which deussd h.
shook ito thrones again in tho Commissions Of is4s sy
acknowledges mcrals but tho lust q .he
mob which happens to be the larger number They haA
CONTENT the poverty aud tho crime Of Europe; all ~
took license liberty and wers by .raaing and By
pulse. alike incapable u comprshending. much more q
loving the enlightened structure Of republican free
dom. And with this cowvies oestium we should asseA
o,ato the ohvarous Of the South should fratsrn
across the copses Of their slain brothers with this sor
A. later period she Northern democracy excuses
on the plea that tho South ought not 70 hs
NAMED In and trusted 70 their great conservative pay
for the protection OF their rights. And glorious pse
lection would have found II; should commit our
precious liberties to the guardiaship OF party, WHICH
since has surrendered every right Of their own,
simplest privilege Of reemen In tho Invaluable Yigbe Of
free slecen and that without blow In their de(enee
but with cowardce and baseness unexampleds ~
history. And when spurnod these offers, what
did the democrats do then2 On the plea that ~
leaving ths Union We compelled them 70 become our
enemies. they have betrayed every principle Of
their own abandoned their old and faithful associates,
and joined the black republicans in their bloody crusade
against the South With relentless hand they have laid
waste our fields, slain our brethren aud broken our
hearts And TO them We should now offer our hand and
suicide mny suit potciausnations cannot thus betray
their religion. The day Of negotiations past the sword
Is tho only arbter between To the sword alone,
unaer Gods guidance every best among this people
s deerm med to leave the question. II 10 no time now to
try skiful man@uvres and political legerdemsin The
cris. is upon and cherishing idle hopes but with
the stern resolve TO conquer to die every and
noble in midst every brave soldier every
rous Southern woman every upright and cultivated cit
has committed life and fortune and sacred honor 70
the defence OF the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16

kee Nation only, but appreciate the lofty position which
his powerful and influential state gives him by It's own
and by Its momentous influence over the Gulf
States nj the South and the border States the North
Even Mr. Bcyce has, we fear, impaired his proven useful
and curaed his 70 do good by recent steps
which could hardly DO fully appreciated by people
heated with passion, and necessarily liable 10 crayo
But whilst could wish all ths we arc
sincerely convinced OF the purity OF their intentions and
the sincerity OF their convictions. Only In days like
these cannot AFFORD 10 have opinions propaqated in
our midst which thus ambiguous or least go far
behind the sentiments OF the people TO be unptelpl.
BILE 10 some and uupalatabe TO others. what we want
Ia simple, stra ghforward course, diplomacy where
the interests Of few deciding the welfare OF mil.
lions; no underhand negotiations between section aud
section; political intrigues between party party
be whemed. II Ia important, therefore, to inquire
into the true designs and the ultimate ends Of those
friends Of our whose fate, II seems Ia TO be AZ
much suspected In their public capacity they hon.
ored aud esteemed In ther private character.
Taking Mr.. Boyces recent letter ~ clue TO their 10.
tentions they desire most Of all TO establish
kind OF direct communication with the party which
adopted the Chicago PLATFORM and TO take such measures
% are most ikoly 20 aid In building up and 10 leading
II 70 power. This party Ia virtually the democratic
partyths party whose banners have followed from
ook upon 40 conducive greatness and happiness
speaking OF shall do, SHALL therefore, most
sssursdy not be suspected Of any bias or feeling Of
nosshy. only this We must promise: that We look
upoe oe extinction OF strict party lines ~ one OF
.ns y,s.sngs OF shs war and thau until We are fully
esAoened a. nation and the Confederate states has
sumso ~ place among the leading powers OF the earth,
spe 9eoesey o. strict union hslmnely press
Ws' ~ ps5io2 Hust sassiess with espd0r end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-16
Sheridan Appointed to the Va
cant Major Generalship.
Secretary Stanton to DO Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court.
General Butler 70 Assume Centred Of
ne War Department,
OFFICIAL.


DhsriAan Appointed to FIll the Va.
eancy Oeoastoned by HIS Resig natISn.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 282.
WAR DEPARTMENT, wAsHNcroH, Nov. II, 1854
Ordered by the President
" That tho resignation OF George b. Mcclellan as major
general in the United States Army, dated November 8,
and received By the Adutant General the 10th inst
be accepted OF tho 9Th Of November.
q That for personal gsllantry, military ski and just
confidence IN the courage and patriotism Of his troops
displayed by Philip H. Sheridan the 10th Of October at
Cedar rum whereby under the blessing Of Providence,
his routed reorganised great national disaster
averted and brilliant victory achieved the rebels
for the third time in pitched battle within thirty days,
Philip II. Sheridan is appointed major general in the
United States Army 70 rank such from the 9Th day Of
November, 1854.
by order OF the President Of the United States.
T. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

These Eiter~ are prepared. IN pure bourbon
whisky. from combination OF over 30 diff. rent
kinds Of roots, baikS and herbs which act in per-
feet concert with the other. prenared from the
origIna! formula given by lie great chief, Red
Jacket, 10 Or Chaplin no used them successfully
in his practice for nany wears. and 10y their use
gained so great popuas.t. in the cure ofdysrep-
STA, Live Complaint. Constipation Sick and Ner-
vous hecdsciis Fever aud Ague, aud alidiseases
arising rom torpid liver OF indigestion. Persons
suffering frrr either OF these Ioaihs pme diseases
Will lind sure cure by the iise OF these Bitters,
Which are perfectly pure and free from. ali those
drugs and posons usually pat up in such prepar-
atoms and palmed OF Oh IN rnsnspeci mr. public.
One trial will convince The most skeptica that in
Red Jacket is vir.ufc which none other1,ossess.
They strengthen and nyiro,ate the system
They are nnequaed for general debility.
They are sure curc Tor dyspepsia
lher give good end healthy appetite.
They assist digestion
They are the best stiinnlent in existence.
They are preventive of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache
They are perfectly pure and palaabe.
Aged persons aua deliraie females will f;rd they
can save large doctor bills By TIE fthese H;tters
Beware Of commercials Red Jacket Bitters are
only sold IN bottles. with our name blown on tie
side --o,-p-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

For Medical and Table ases, which are perfectly
pure and need only be tried 70 be appreciated. :.
None genuine unless they hare our goid ,absL on
each ooisie, and Cur initials pressed in wax oyer
the cork Sold By all druggists aud dealers
throughout the country Call for our goods and
take no other Circulars to the trade supplied
on application 70 BENNETT PETERS K CO..
SOLD ~ No. q River St., Chicago
E. >. Ballord. at wholesale By BciderbecEe &
Miller. iune26-d6wIv
sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller. Finch
4 Fuller, Basluan l. Van Setback. ". d. liar
ris Co.. and &. +. Saith druggist Of Day
export BY lseiderbecx Miller
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

~. NEW RI Nv
Inc Commercials " ssh,use.n u,epa,eh
says tnst the Information Of ri.,s. -
destroy Northern citiea comes 70 ths
ossse Department from sfficsi sourccs !,
sAs Provinces. tn. iubsb,tsats r. !. +, %.
''ons CITIES have made ample preparat,oo.
against che raids. Comuand~rs ~ ~. r..as
ere' sroopss II is reported, have INSTRUCTIONS
- 20 'nu'c. soonsry Punishment. Some ssy
pursuit 70 made teso Osnsds ie viii BE-
overlooked BY the Oaosd,sn,.
=. F'eet Oept. Psosoek, commaudioe the
.M'ss,ssipPs Squsdroo, reporss that bese
..suos oave been pefpstrated On the sailors
oy e'ect'on sgenss.
nj Gen. Botier arrived here th,.
ing seeeopsaisd By ueobsrs II IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04
sESrEEN a CO..
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTURERS.
49, Brssdwsy
NEW IDxk

The attention Of the public and ,hcItr..le i. ~.
sssrd 10 oar Wv Scale q tava tsfss ,s..,d pan
sHtsrs "hseha.f ss,iune and purity .f 10 Nv. :. q
uarn ~'ed u, any huhcr;v offered ~ ,,.,s ,,.t..
Ihrs cn'a.n al III. modern INN or - ~. -
tfcnrh Hfsna AcilQn, Harp PcsiAs. ires u, -.
DIVER Sraag ia~<, &C.. and each i,,stf ,ns,s
mads oads' fha personal snacrvssi6f, of M IN
"anssssskS, Who has nai a practical ~ ucs;e,s,
~ evss ~ wears ia it.ir n,annfscsnre 80.
's'sfssttss T. .r n parssouidr.
The "Sror1sfosa finnc FJrte- rfc, ;ce,, ~.
AsgAssf a~srd n merit over I'll otAersns
a. Celebrated Worlds Fir
Who're were exhibited instruments fi,,t,, the be.t
makers 81 london Paris. Germany, Pn;laa.,'.s,:.
liA'ti'rore Boston and New York: and Az ' -
ne Amcfira Institute tor Eve success;Ste %errss
thv 70 and silver medal of which can ~ !. 800
nj our ware room.
~ the introduction Of imprpy emen1S. - -
= 9Th moro perfect Piano Forts, skd ~ -
inrsnx largely win ; strictly caeh. tystem. NJ
enabled g o6es the@e ss1fsmenis y s -
Whleh viii preclude ~ cqsbpetiu6S3 Y ID IS -
y rsicss A!s.i.s t3stet syfx1ear - f3
Rosewood RleiA sb& 11r5{ t18. T "
= -: !S;E;s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

CHARLES Windsor, tor iou, cen years
pay & teller u the N ,!e Bx.k II Am.
vsc-' disappears" last S.'ufd4y o. as-
seh h'ng It's Cash acc ,unx, ~ w.. f.u.d 4
oe n.tsulter ." NJ amount IL &2U7 I'M, m
cnssency ana $54 O0O 10 god. A reward
VI - OuO tor hs ..fcst and &l5O OOO A.,
tns recovery Of tho m nav !. oil ,ei.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

fnt bradford (Pa.) Argus, published in
'ewa"da. Bradford county, Pa, has sine,
he State election IN that State, and acting
,.1 What II claims to be the tide in tina,
1t t.. taken down the names OF Lincoln and
Johnson, and hoisled those Of Mcclellan,
aud P.pdleton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04
httit IT NELNONT, CilITniaD.
FREDERICK y. PRINCE. Secretary.

The oSw go Pi't',dium publishes tabu-
lar statement showing from the official figures
tnat IT the South should succeed in With.
drawing. y 50 throw the whole debt on the
North, the share Of O>wego county would
be swclled 10 $l3.s24, 1856, erceeIiaciy Dy
one ns'hion IF aottars the Stats Assessoys'
'"t1af'o" u al the property IF Osrego coup-
tn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

For Rats. Vice, kOncBses, Arts,
BED Bags, Moths In R'urs, w OOI-
ems, &C. Insects ON Plants, Is,
Animals. &c. a 49,
&Pnt up N CSC, &c. and g. Boxes Bottles ard
Flasks. So and - sizes for Hotels, Public Insti-
tutions, etc.
'Oniy nsal'lb'e remedies Known
Free from poisons'
Not dat zsfcus III tie Human Familv.''
Rats come ont y tien holes to die,
~ Sold y iolasa4 IN all tie large cities
.Ey- Sold BY Druggists aud Retailers G, rywhere
80" Beware 10. all worthless i,n;tniions
~ Sec that .CosTAR's name is On each Box.
Bottle and FLASK before ven bur
Address HENRY Il. COSTAR,
Principal Depot 4se cr''dsay, ". Y.
S7y~ Sold by Els. BALLORU
Wholesale and Retail Agent
Ian dwtt hAvrnrnrt Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04
REyOLIJTlON

REVOLUTION
IN THE RESSfNG ROOM,
BY the almost unanimous notion Of tSen.rt;.s
interested,
sfhrist0dOrO's Hair Dye
has replaced old worn-out irlventopcs for s,l-
nrang the hair, which the better experience o,
years had proved to be ineffective and deleterous
Unlike the compounds that
s 44ga.A MAKE WAR
upon tne health OF the hair and DIR M md eon-.
sumo the juices which sustain II tiiis {5iI rn;,,
and p.ffect is found to be vitalizing as well
= !! : co - 3 seent. an~a
Car1stud6ross Hair Preservnffve.
Avs!uAbe adjunct to the Dye, 10 dres sing and pr,
monng the growth and peffect health OF the hair
and II ITSELF when used aInne - satemnedf fI,ss
rretscts, the 6bres tfnansiAciy dnesdf dJcircun3.
eennces Cad underall e1inoa1 Hnlasfactprcd - :,
" LIST pVBO, NJ. z, A4sef 49, v ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

Of Davenport and Scott County generality ,ha,
p: has permanently located himself in ,h;s 49,
where he i prepared TO shoe horses On the sce,;.
'hc principles After twenty years s.ndy ind
tine he has spent eleven years under fbs s,,,.r.
iDtende,ce citile lest Veterinarians Il E,,,.v. ,,e
wishes 10 say that he will give satisfaction 70 al
persons having horses laboring UNI der the disease
2, corns Or constructions, commonly called
Ter cracks. sand cracks, sprains. spav,ns s,,.;a.
o. ne corus tonnders. ring bones. fps ali 81
which nc Warrants 5 perfect cure II curaLje.
The greater part % these diseases are caused nv
siocing Of war Of proper treatment incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

Nature seems to have implanted Il mankind the
desire for dali! stinuiant, to r. nsigoratc the
nerves, and excite the blood af.e- the exhaustions
caused by the days .abors, ana moi only has she
given the desire, bat cxperience has shown that
1t Is an absolute necessity, that his desire should
De gratihcd, for the preservation Of the Healfh
Now natures requirements being founded upon
positive laws, must produce benefits when the,
are gratiiied By the use Of