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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

SLRANnERs ANp IRAVELtNs

nga ged IN treatment Of Special Diseases aitci sq wei
nown TO many Citizens, Publishers, horchantH Hoe.
roprietols Sc, that be IS muck recommended ah1
tt,ioa 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

" lieg,rd W Eddy a. one of tbe s.o.l capable and
ucccs fol practitioners, with whom have bad ohioa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

THINATT WTUTIWT III ITT-
al EndIcOu street HO-toni hssFa
1850 arranged mat patients nevc zee o. hear ea a,
tr Recol oct the ONLY entrance to Die shice b. ha.
u having no connection with his residence, sonsc-
quenty family interrupt IN, 10 that ou no Atc0unt
can any person hesitate appyink at bis ouet
DIR DIX
b0LAy asserts land II cannot be COnir4ted, except Dry
Quacks VINO will say or DO anything, even peJWc
themselyes 90 impose upou pateu thr hr
Is rHE ONLY HE0uLAg GRADUATE rutsitiAH AID
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

months.
CERTIFICATE.
This Is to certify that, about eighteen months ago
commenced using SrtRliNG's AMBRosIA My hair was
short thin. and rapidly falling out had tried many
Hair Tones, lnvigorators, Sc without receiving any
beneat Soon after using the Ambrosla my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing rapidly As to
opish me Now my hair is thick, soft and glossy, aud s
Ave feet four inches In lcngthwheu let down reaching
the noor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use Of SrrRLNGs ANRRostA, as since commenced using
It have applied nothing else to my hair.
Mrs. H. A. BROWN,
No, 4Q3 Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-22

When can their glory iade2
o, the Wild charge they made
All the world wondered.
Honor the cbargs they made,
Honor the Mule b iglde,
Loag cared Two hun ired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The proprietors of the Hiawatha, knowing that
many preparations for the Hair were in the mar
ket aud all advertised to do nearly the same
things. and that the public were unable to dc.
terminc from the advertisements which were
genuine, and buying one or two bottles. and fail
ing to realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all were humbugs, in order to assure the
public which could be relied upon, proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
the Herald, and the other morning papers without
eliciting any response. Let a number of well
known citizens Of unqucstioned integrity and en-.
terely disinterestcd, appoint person to the pro-
prietor Of each preparation or restorative to re-
store the color Of the hair. Each proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial, and the person also to use nothing else
Let certificate Of the result be published in ali
the principal papers Of the country ut the ex.
pense of the unsuccessful competitor
HOYTS MlNNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beautiful dark glossy appearance IN
the Hair, aud is nnexcellcd in Keeping it in curl
in any desired position
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COLORIyG CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whiskers. Changes
nght and red hair to beautiful brown or black.
sold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT 4 CO.
mhio-dlyi 10 University place y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
NO. - LInBRfH CfkR6S. New York.
CHEROKEE PILLS
t@ tLn.tra
- kseoIofll
r . - . 10 % q, Regulates.
[bapr.

II Il Al r Mn w.. p rpreservee.
CERTAIN AND SAFE lss. be rssnova Il Of a.
STRUCTIONH, aud the 1nsasance Il kf(,.
o1 4as H6s \. AZ YfaFeggs RfHSsE q
Ihey cure e 9byis.e those humerous dis.
!, -. hey s.rs Suppressed, Excessive, and
Painful Mesislruaaion.
Eay- They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosi.,
eN They esare Nsrvoss end Hpin1l ,AAtvlieas.
pans IN the back and lower parts Of Tie boay.
hs Az tsstens on slight sisftiSp Palpitesioe
Headsche. Oiddiness, etc., etc. II word, 81
and with it A.. enc esects that sbfinr from II.
~ Compoesd of simple veesee6ls extracts,
they contsinSnOthie9 dele1eriOus u NV eOnstitu.
tion however delicate, their fnnctio1 bsine 10
properly used, they never fail to Do,
! ~ They aSay be safely used u any are. and q
any period, ezexpt during TIE Fyrsf Three Loafhs.
during Whteh the unfailing nature Of their action
would ine.lhbly prrrsn pregnancy.
~ AL lcttcry, seeking information or advice.
WI Be promptly, freely, and discreetly answered.
/ e PfiSe. 81 PER bor, Of sis boxes or Is
x Sent p mall, free Of postage, on receipt
All such orders must be sent 10 C. A. COOK.
Chlc.fc, our General Agent for the West
Soid q Chicago, by FULLER. FINCH = FUL-
LEA Iholesale Druggists, and BY all Drssgisls
9, 4. COOK, Chie.xo.
General Agent for the states o. lilinc7s. lows.
Wisoo9sin, Michigan, and Indiana.
1ele HreprieSors.
No. - Lmsn9r BrunsS. New York.
fof sale BY Ill DsuGgista. mhlO-dlvkvsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

A little son Of Mr. Bosch was drowned i,
pond, at Burlington, on the 9th ult.
The Keokuk, Fl Des Moincs and Minneso.
ia railroad will be opened to Oskaloosa about
the first of June
The 18th infantry Col Belknap, left Kco-
kuk on the 9th ult. for the field. their
term Of furlough having expired.
The dwelling house Of John Davis. near
keokuk, was burned on-the 2lst, and ne.
gro babe persisted in tho flames.
Fhe Dubuque Sanitary Fair has been
postponed till the 2lst of June in order 70
give time to prepare for commodious build.
ing which is to hold it.
Flsx. --On Thursday last about | / o'clock
the stables occupied by the 9Th Iowa Cav.
airy were discovered to be on fire. Recu
the fire could be qucnched the stable c. +
and the one occupied BY the brigade wagon
master, were wholly DESTROYED with Tho
loss OF seven mules, one horse and much
City Register. w. 0'A
An ARREST AFTER DEArn!-A soldier be.
longing TO the 9th Cavalry, undertook. while
tncreglment was passing through the State
70 i~age At the expense Of the farmers. and
was shot Tor his trouble. The ball struck
linn IN the neck, and seemingly cxtinsu;sh
ed hls vitality. He WAS left III dead ana
tne regiment proceeded on its way. The
soldier recovered, but instead of rcio;n;nv
,,,Sreqinmt, Ne s5erctei himself. and WAS
Rs'Nshed IS deserter. A few weeks aeo
= ~ hshbed BY . Deputy Marshal. and
ms vs, rsslted in the Jail in this CITY. He
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
HAPPINESS u nIs6eI !
THAT IT THE QUESTION

THE PROPRlETORS OF TINE NEW YORK
i Mnseass and AnaE0my Of Medicine hsye de-
termino4, gsgaedless u ezpensc 70 isSve NEE
tiot ths berset n eaasring ksmsnity) POUR d
tbsir NEST Interesting and isstsuetfve LECTURES
on Marriage and its disqualiilcations Nervous d..
tio., Wsskness or Depreasioa, loss d Energy.
and Vital Powet. the Crest Soeial Evil ~ tboss
msladies which result from youthful HDlljes. e..
castles q maturity, or Ignorsnes u Physiology
and Natures Laws
fAe.e inv.i"able Lectures have bssa We means
b SrsssdsS Zee, o. recsipl n iosr s.. ~ ~
addressing Sesrstasy. New YORK Nuse&11 df
An.tomy and Medicine, Sls Deoadwey, New
York. sue8-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

.- "a TIE g1i11 A ~ flhes q 4. Gre.
venste the system ~ overcome disease.
- The Rejuvensaiag Elixir i The result Of
,%oderp diapeysries in lheyepptfble 1iPQt9A BE-
krssP 1eIiss i Il The sid md 15eS.ct 7ys1sms.
= This medicine has been tested By the most
. HineH4 medical ~ sfths day, - " tA4m pro.
sr;es -! toe oAeof ~ efestsst AslIssJ Gseov-
- Vns hottie viii cure general debility
l. a.. s. o:ses cure ~ sterics in Females.
one . H. Sdss ~ ~ ss.;sr 81 sss -:
nness and full vigor or youth.
= rev Nv doses restore the appetite
potenev e' oo''.ss cure the worst case Of I'm.
- fey doses cure y. low sp;r;.ed
- vne bottle restores metal power.
r Tt.; =" 49, esie9 The 90 TO the cheek.
robust health the poor debilitated. vc,s 49,
0- be I!ssless, ensrvss.d ,you,h n. ov..
ktmOo1hasottn ~ victim q mvSSNE ~
deprcsetOn, the individual SUFFERING FINN ~s.s.s,
debility, will ill find immediate and nrrm:r..s
relief BY the use Of this Elixir or Essence Of liz
| II Price, q per bottle, or three bottles Gcr
., and forwaf&d ~ txpeess. On receipt Of mo.
| ney, 70 any addrcss.
70, All such orders must be sent to G. A. COOK.
Sold Csicss". 3Gil III .1s lS wsst FIJI,
LEK. Wholesale Drnggists, and 81 iii Druggist
Z: <. COOK. chicago. Genera, Art
for shs s,s -: q Iiepiss isc[ Wisssssia. ipai.
m. W. =. MEnWnN 4 CO..
esa Q0oe RpQDuoonD9Us
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

II does not claim to make Hair come in where
it has once fallen out. Nothing will do that.
whatever may be advertised to the contrary :
but it will unrest its falling out, make harsh hair
soft and silky, cleanse the scalp from all impuri-
ties and humors, and entirely overcomes the
bad effects Of previous use of preparations con.
tanning sulphur. sugar or lead, &c. II requires
no soaping, washing and hours for its application.
nor will it crack or smut, but il as easily applied
and wiped from the skin as any hardressine. II
restores the natural shedding of one hair with
another. which gives it life appearance, instead
Of the uniform dull black Of dyes SO that the
most critical observer cannot detect it's use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

=. Z r p =. r
H., - 8 S1vsao = ~ scslsns.!s,
49, yin b. Willy = pssscsd -
~. h1hi1 nss, ths most $500 -
'l6f e - g d b in rsar rather 4 IN
49, q ~ a sdition, where they3can
Lnbsa3 Re III Il unity.
ASyAms.-we are advised
that the Attorney General has, in pursu-
auce of the authority given him BY the
Tenth General Assembly, made settlement
With Messrs. Wintabofhm & :JoAeS, Ass-
ees Of the convict labor Of the State Peni-
tentisry, lbf n matters IN dispute between
the Stste and the lsssecs. After - settle
ment Of IN claims for damages On the paft
Of the lessees, the amount due the State fer
labor up 10 the LIST of April, 1864, was
agreed to be 81, S6e. 10. Upon this the
lessees were credited upon account for build.
ing shops and labor and material furnished
the State, N undisputsd ACCOUNT amounting
to $6,S52.29, leaving balance due the
State Of $14,0bl.6 81. Upon this the lessees
paid over to the Warden 44,000 cash, and
secured the balance by mortgage upon ma
chinery, &C., in the prison, with fur
ther agreement to turn it over to the State
At m appraised value upon the expiration Of
the lease. This settlement is subject to the
approval of the Governor.
There has been great deal Of difficulty
in regard to this matter, growing out Of q
claim for damages upon the part Of the les
secs for want Of sufficient shop room to
work the hands, and Of losses they suffered
by fire in June, 1862, and nothing had con-
sequcntly been realized by the State out Of
the labor Of the convicts for nearly three
years. No settlement Of the matter has
been effected before, for want Of specific
authority in any one to act in the matter foI
the Statc.-DesNoises Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02


A San Francisco print relates circumstan
ces ole most heroic and intrepid ct, on. the
part 81 lady, winch vas performed last
month in the Indian country. About the
Ioin OF March, Geographic dispatch was
published IN the Papefs> telling the story, to
to the effect that the Ove'ssnd Mail stage
eoach mad been attacked by Sadians near
cannon Station, and the driver killed. On
the Goth. lady named Mrs John II. o,.;sI.
with heRs child, kfriveda IL San sFrariSsS
from the Fast, via the Overland Route and
put up 1t the Occidental HOtelsH Sic VA
tne only passenger, beside her little one, in
the very same coach that on the box Of (which
the drisef NJ Vhct " tiie Indians The
dispatch therefore, was true. hut ~ ~khcis
truth vas not told The details II the stIs;r
~ narrated by this lady, are most thrillins''
and herselfth the priaSelip s actor IL them w.
simultaneously with the shootine. of, the a.
yer, Mrs Gsrriel1 lhpt&fsout II the s.oc
leaving her child within. At-the SAINT mo
msnt, four or five Shots more were fired 81
e. g: 5ss;:2: Spe e ya;se ;E5Rak Assss
, 'ss::' % .ss;ss tas boz .cs stir; hs
driver, on being shot, fell back into the
boot behind the seat. The three horses
were put to the top oftheir speed and con
tinued running for about TIVE nile6 th1A
!ackiy they encountered &tleu6etA Staiy
no1 u opposite direction I'm this VA :
n y q soldiers, who instantly came to
e. "a o. the heroine, when she and h.
- wsr11 1tSm - ettilIod5 sb6Si-
-. Hrs Gerrish 10 : young von.r -
So laa.tqsl3 - ~ vn1t0 dS;ax:
nal edvsotere ENLISTED cour..e
- rBonsass q mind rarely eoua,s.S. -
nDv8 oupasse9, By TIE steiner ~ IN.
= nn1fvo e Iowa, md be- bsen On : ~
oDAw $3.50 A1sadb. She vsuNlisues. -
NJ oe1n1 ~ : sepssss1T = ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

A Nd THE vICOR or YOUTH RESTORED
"a II four weeks. BY DR alOOnO,0 8sasscs
Or LIvs. Dr. Ricord (of Paris) aftes vesss 81
Urgent request Of The 1meficls public. and 40.
Ponsed q, :ge.e - New losk 5Sftbs sale Or ne
vslred and highly eeissd Hsssnee q 1i6e. Ti,ie
vondeffs1 agsnt wiD restsrs liGnhosd - tHs r.sst
sn@tered eonstitutignS ID fDur wssks. ssd 4 use6
according e printed isslructioas. fslurs 4 IN.
pSsslpse Tbs life RESTORING fe1sedy should -
ssn y g! ABOUT 70 marry, - it, effects ere per.
~ Rigord's Esosnes u Life - ssA q casee.
With nh instrasl3eas 1or nee, q o. q Soue o,r,
sites q oss for -, and win b. seut - aay Sast
cers9!ly pedked, q receipt Of remittssse . IL
u Z stamps. PHILIP ROi.ANDO :" -
Drosns g., doos wsst Htsedvav. Il. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

The sudden changes Of our climate are sources
Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and AsrnxArrc AsTEc-
HONS Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily when taken in the
early stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to "Bro,c~s bronchial TrooLes," or
Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough or Irritation ofthc
Throat be ever SO slight, as by this prccaution y
more serious attack may BE- etlectually warded of.
Public SPEAKERS and SINGERS win find them cf-
fectua; for clearing and strengthening the voice.
Soldiers should have them, as they can be car
ried in the pocket and taken as occasion requires.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
THE GREAT SECRET

"a OnbAI SECRET
secret of health and long life lies in kecn;,',, a.,
blood and various auids ofthe body in h;t - az
gee Of auidity When you feel Continued 49,.
"a 'ns head Or bowels. or any osher parts Of \.
'ous' YOU can prevent aerious sicksess nv ,sl;-~
m BRANDRETHS PILLS. 'sA"e
., .s may give momeatary easc, beesuse ths
80. ICY WI have more room. But - The bodv
AZ. rom the blood ard sustained BY DIE
s.o 70 vas.. our blood is 70 waste our life, ana
our constitution. Hat Brsndreth's PM. -.
leive the crculatien = readily g i,sea;,. -
y ticking sw.y vhat Il - ven 49, ~ -.
Hev19 nun9.s ~ u 1>s'as~a tu1S
. Mr.. Hooper, efBaras.sl =, la.n.. ~, ss,.a3.,
=. vitas Deaee, General Dsbslity "a Csse.,,,.
ssss of@aay ysars stssdl.s y ,psasdrvsh's ~.
.Ss 49, s5gsa = prbaiaeeeis the Rs4t11Iss
e sead y :. "a 49, iDsvj1t "a, lova - I,
s'aaQn = AefleIQA AAzlAuoc1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

nISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
I/CRisARr, AND SEXUAL sYsTExs-new and re-
liable treatment-in Reports Of tho HOWARD
ASsOCIATION-scnt by mail In sealed letter en-
,clape-, free of charge. Address. DIR. J. RKIL-
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. 8
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. spldw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02
O0cers Of COlOrein Troops Back.
ing Out.

A dispatch from Fortress Monroe states
that nine officers Of colored regiments have
resigned ''for insufficient cause at the ap-
proach Of active operations" Butler has
sent their designations to the President with
recommendation that they be returned to
their original regiments, and reduced to the
ranks.
These officers have probably seen the cl-
ephant, and do not care to stay in the show
any longer. They understand that if thcy
come in contact with the rebels they will
not b 50 favorably received ~ ether oil
GERS, anil 10 not care % take the risk for the
glory they can secure-the applause of the
micsegenation party at the North, Butler
does not put himself in danger Of capture
or rebel bullets but he is very willing to
compel men as good as himself to do what
he dare not.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

AS its name indicates is a peculiar
product ofthe inventor, whose native
land is Sweden. II is an article hay-
ing mellow and delicate flavor, ne.
culiaFly rich, and palateable: is
highly cordialized, and cspec;allv
I adapted TO the use Of all ladies, who
may require an agreeable, stinulat-
ing tone, imparting strength 70 the
whoic human frame. 1t 10 . great
iavoritc in Sweden, so much % that
II may be styled the national bever.
aags. No family should b without II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

BOOT l. SHOE
Manufacturers, u.ine NJ.
chimes will find il the best ar
lticle known for cementing the
Channels, NJ il works With.
out delay, is not effected By
any change Of temperature.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-02

q .Aaan4S 80 { @. D .
Evening star., 1864-12-19
DIED.

OlE0.
At the residence of his father, Col. r. E. CIary,
q. 3. Army. Memphis, Tennessee. on the 10th inst
K. CLARY. Jr., late Of the u. 8. Army, aged %
years.
On the 18th instant. after . short illness. ADA L.
only Daughter of Geo. and Harriet 8. Turn bu rke
aged years, months, and days.
This morning, December 18th, at O'Clock. after
few days illness, Miss MARY e. TOLSON, in the
bSth year of er age.
Her funeral will take plsoe en- to morrow after.
neon at 2 O'Clock, from the residence OF her
brother. Watkins FOLSOM near the Eastern Branch
Bridge. The friends and relatives Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
On Friday, the 18th instant at rs minutes to 1 p
m after long and painful illness, which he Dor g
with Christisn fsrtitude and resi- guation WILL
LIAM b. FANNlNG, aged II years. 7 months, and
IL days.
Omy husband, art thou dead,
Hast thy life forever fed;
East thou bid adieu to earth,
And all its pleasures-Ett WORTH
The color from thy cheek has fed,
It hath the paleness Of the dead
Quiet and still dost thou lay
Wake hu band, wake see tis day
Husband. .tis who are here.
Thy wife. to thee ever des-;
call him. but In vain,
Will he never speak 10 me AGAiat
Farewell, farewell my husband dear.
Life is sad without thee here:
q, may We meet in Heaven above,
Where all is peace, and JOY and love.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
LOCAL NEWS.
AkUslMINrs TONIGHT,

GRovFR's THKATRR-The great lyric and
tragic star, Vestvali, the magnificent, will ap-
great play OF "Gamea; or. The Hebrew For
tune Teller" Also, will appear, for the first
nme, the famous Ravel Marhnetti troupe of
fantomimists, Gymnasts, and Athletes.
FoRD's THRATER.-There will be no perfor-
nance by Ford's excellent company this eve
ming, 1t being set apart for the Treasury con.
cert. On to morrow evening Mrs. ID. +. Bow
sss, ss,.t IN heT faySrite play OF Lady Andlsys
Lynne" and 1.-The HunchbacR.n
We learn that the President and family will
attend the Promenade Concert of the Treasury
Regiment this evening.
OXFORD HALL The great Irish star, Miss
Kathleen O'Neil, will appear for the first ii me
at the Oxford this evening, in her inimitabls
appearance OF the champion clog dancer, Tim
Hayes, who is famous for bringing down the
house on every appearance.
CAnTRRBURY.-The celebrated Tony Pastor
has been re-engaged for the present week, and
Will continue 10 delight his many admirers in
Washington. Murray and Hutchingson, the
renowned gymnasts, appear for tbs first time
this season, with the wonderful performing
dogs.
CHRISTMAS FAIR.-The Sunday School of
East " ashngton Methodist Protestant Church
will hold falr at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. commencing this evening and continuing
two weeks, the proceeds for repair Of school,
room.
AssEHGLy's CHURCH FAIR.-A large and
line assortment or christmas presents are being
disposed OF at Odd Fellows Hall, at low prices.
Go and make your purchases before it closes.
RTLASD CHAPEL FAIR.-The ladies Of Ry-
land Chapel hold a fair commencing this ven.
ing, in their church. corner of 10th and streets
Island, the proceeds to be used in completing
their new church edifice. These ladies know
how TO get up a fair, and will make pleasant
the time spent with them.
The FIRST GRAND BALL of the Tin plate
and Sneet-iron Workers Association will be
held at Temperance Hall, this Monday even
ing. Refreshments will be furnished at city
prices by caterers who understand their busi-
ness.
The concert of Treasury Guard, for which such
extensive preparation has been made, will take
place at tord's Theater to- night, when will be
present Grafullas Seventh Regiment n. y. 5,
n. q. Band. and all the pretty ladies in Wash
ingtou.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GREAT SALE OF CLoAXs.
TRRMENooUs sAoREFfogl
The stock to be closed out, regardless Of Cost
JOSEPH BIcER2ToE & Co.,
Call the attention of the public to the fact tha,
this immense and magnificent STOCK
of
G o AK
must be closed out regardless Of cost.
Call, and SAVE FIFTY PyR CsSr, at
504 Ninth strset,
dec list. Second door from Pa ave
Evening star., 1864-12-19

LADIES AND GENTLRMKN IN want OF Beauti-
full Holiday presents, Jeweiry and Silver Pla-
ted Spoons, Cups, Bells, &c. should call at the
Dollar Store, No. 43s Pennsy ivania ven ue, near
Ak street. dec i2-lw&
Evening star., 1864-12-19
apples AND CIDER.

500 bNs No. Western New York Applss. and
Esssh Lsyina snS for sails In iots to suit pursSss
ers, BY . WATnRs.
100 Water street,
delEHo&s GeorGetowa. d. q.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

GIVE your wife, mother, sister and sweet
heart set OF jewelry for Christmas gift,
and go to the Dollar Jewelry Store, No 49, Pa.
av., near 4 Y ST., TO buy it. You will find a
beautiful assortmen, OF new styles of jewslry.
de l9.5tS
Evening star., 1864-12-19

just THE THING to make the heart and bod,
glad and warm, q set of those beautiful furs 8
Stinemetz's, 24 Pennsylvania ave. d i6-Stt