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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-12-31
AVIS AUX C0NTRlBUABLES
des Etats Confederes


ES personnes qui ne pourront pas payer
| il leurs taxes avant le Ter Janvier 1865, pour
cause de labsence dun Collecteur local, ou pour
toute autre cause, pourront deposer eurs billets
| Confederss de $50, de $40, de $40 ct de SIS des
| anciennes emissions, au bureau du Depositaire
a Opeousas, ct recevront des certifcats d'echan.
ge gui donneront droit Ia nouvelle emission,
iesquels certiicats seront acceptes en- Placement
des taxes, apres lie Ter ,Janvier 1866, CONNIE leur
equivalent ell nouvelle emission. Les certiticats
ct bons portant pour cent d'nteret seront aussi
recus en- 1865, pour toutes les taxes proprement
dites de 1864, excepte lie cnquieme du soldat ct
la take sur les especes, lesqueles deux dernieres
taxes doiveht etre payees en- la nouvelle circula-
ton ou son equivalent.
Dams le cas- on on ne pourrait Sc procurer des
certficats d'echange, ceux qui voudront lie faire
pourront deposer lie n1ontant de Ieurs taxes au
nom du Collector d'Etat, chez le Depositaire, a
Opelousas. qui est prie de donner en- echange
des certfcats en- duplicate, CONNIE dams lie cas- de
depots par les Collecteurs de District. Les GER.
tlticats portant pour cent d'interet pourront &
galement etre deposes de cette maniere, pourvu
quis soient requirement. assignes au Collector
d'Etat, pardevant un Notaire, un Magistrat ou un
Grehier de Cour, conformement aux reglements
de rHon. P W. Gray, Agent de la Tresorerie,
dates Juliet 1864, ou ceux du "a J ain ct du
IL Octobre 1864
A la reception, a Shreveport, de l'original de
tells certifcats de depot, avec la ste des taxes
ains pay ees dtiment certifee par rAssesseur de
District, lie soussigne emettra des recus formels a
chaque contribuable, qui serviront de quittance
jusqu'a la concurrence du montant paye. Une
liste descriptive des certifeats a pour cent de-
poses devra aussi etre envoyee au soussigne, la
queI'e lise devra faire voir lie numero, Ia date ct
la mcntant de chaque, ainsi que lie nom du De-
postaire qui aura ennis ces certifcats, ct les ind
yidus qui auront paye ou assigne au Collecteur
d'Etat.
Les contribuab!es sont prizes de Sc rappeIer que
les taxes dues aux Etats Confederes operent
CONNIE une hypotheque sur toutes les proprietes,
tant meubles qu'immeubes, ct que cette hypo-
theque subsistera pendant deux ans de prgferen-
ce tout autre hypotheque existante.
Par autorite du Secretaire de la Tresorerie.
ROBT. NJ. LUSHER,
Collector d Etat
Shreveport Decembre 1864. 29tf
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VI. LIE Bureau Medical d'Examinateurs pour
les Consents sera present aux leux ct les jours
ci-apres d6signes, dams lie but deSaminer tons les
consents qui ont point encore etc assignes, ct
qui reclament exemption de tout service, GU du
service dams larmee, pour cause d'incapacite
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AVIS.
n ES PLANTEURS qui ont en- leur posses.
-Al sion des preuves. temoignages GU pieces JUS
stfcatives en- duplicate, deIivres par des officers
de l'armee, en- paipment de la take de la dime de
1864, desront les delivrer aux agents de Depot
ayant fexpiration de chaque mois, ct secevoir
d'eux les reeus conveDables.
ISAAC F. LITTELI,
Agent GENERAL de Ia taae en- nature
pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Opelousas 81 Decembre 1864. Stiff
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MELASSE A VENDRE.

TINQUANTE BARILS de bonne measss
" vendre aux families, par bari on demi
baril. 'adresser au bureau du Courier des
Opelousas. TlS JUN. 3tf
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Par ordre du

Par ordre du
COL. E. G RANDOLPH.
Conlmandant des Consents DtSt. de Louisiana
GOODWILL, Capt & Adjudant.
81 Dec. 1861. 3l-6t
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Les officers enroieurs annOncerout de la ma
Mere la plus etendue ct la plus p'tblique dams
leurs paroisses respectives, des joure fixes pour
fexamen, ct requerrout que chaque conscrit non
assigne qui reclame exemption, Sc transporte aux
sielx ct les jours ci-dessns NOMINEES, qu'is aient
etc prealablemeut examines ou non. Les Off
ciers enroleurs seront presents ct devront etre
e1acts enr0ler aVant l'examen, GhaQue conscrt
qui n'aura point encore etc examine. Ceux qui
ont etc anterieurement decharge lie tout service.
ct qui scront prononces par lc Bureau capables
de servir soft dams larmee, soft dams les bureaux.
seront enr6les de nouveau ct disposition en- sera
taite conformement aux ordres anterieurs Les
officers enroieurs enverront devant lie bureau,
pour etre examine, tout homme entire Is ct as ans
qui aura etc detaie en- yertu d 'un certifcat dim
capacite de service ct assigne au Corps de Reserve
qnand lis allront lien de croire que lincapacte
susdite cesse d'exister. ST ces hommes sont
prononces par lie Bureau propres au service du
camp, lis seront enYoles dc uQuveau pour la
claSse du service actif.
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QUARTERS GENERAUX
District des Conscrits de la Iouisiane
SHREVEPORT, LNE., II Dec. 1864.
ORDRES SPECIAUX{
No 993
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AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES,
DISTRICT DE ST. LANDRY, Las.

Dime des e. Q. pour 1905.
r ES lstes d'assessement on d'evaluasion do
~ la take en- nature pour lannee 1863, ayant
etc deposees entire les mains du soussigne, par 10
Quarter Maitre du Poste, pour en- faire la collec
ton en- valeur de Ia circulation settlement, ceux
gri doivent cette dime ou take en- nature pour
1863 sont par lie present avertis de venir payer
ce montant au soussigna d'ici au Ter Janvier pro-
cham, 1865, sous peine ta"ne take addltionnsllS
de dix pour cent, conformement la loi.
Bureau q Opelousas.
TIIEO. C.. LITTELL,
Collector des E.. c. pour 1868.
Opelousas II Decembre 1864. 29-3t
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NouvELLEs D 'EURoPE.-Un correspon-
dant du New York Herald, ecrivant de
Londres. dit, apres avoir mentionne un
contrat passe par lie gouvernement de
Richmond avec la maison Alexander Col
lie ct Gle. pour une fourhiture de 250,000
fusils Enfield, destines l'armement des
negres, que, par suite de cette mesure ct
des derniers success partieis des Confede-
res, il a entendu exprimer frequemment
.lopinion que la guerre durerait un, deux
on trois ans de plus.
Les speculations des coureurs de blocus
mont jamais etc plus actives que mainte
nant. Beaucoup de navires qui sont enga-
ges dams ce commerce viennent des con-
structeurs de la Clyde, Alex Collie ct Gle,
Begbie, Isaac Campbell ct Gle, etc.
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Bureau du Commissaire des Taxes,
Richmond ;}5 Avril 1864 !
/. Dams les cas- on les produits su let's la taxa
en- nature ont etc prIs, ct ga un recu a etc donns
par tn QUARTER Matre GU Commissare de Sub.
sisence quelconque servant avec les troupes eR
campagne, ie reGu pourra etre accepteen 1egle-
meist par le Co!iecteur, pour autant en- valeur do
la take nature. --- ~ -~=-.~-
H. Dams les cas- OH tel produit Gu fermisr
etc pris ct un reeu dome en- echange par une per
some q'ielconaue appartenaut l'armee qui ne
soft III un QuarterMaitrc hi un Commissare do
Subsistence, ct que Ia preuve du fait est etablie
par lie contribuable ct tele autre personne ou per-
sonnes qui peuveHt avoir connaissance des taiis
ct du caractere du contribuable ct de temoins qu
pUissent temoigner de la verace ct de I'integritS
81 lie Collecteur est convaincu que lie produi, a
etc recu ct employ6 par larmee DIES Etats-Con-
federes le recu pourra egalement etre reconnu.
III. Dams les cas- on te! produit etc pris par
l'armee des Etats- -Contederes ct aucun recu ma
etc dome, IL montans ainsi pris pourra egals-
ment etre accorde, ponrvu que le prodncteur
demontre par preuveS on par son propre afidarie
ct par la declaration dun on pusieurs tsmoins
qui peuvent avoir connaissance dts fats, avse
des preuves etablissant lie bon caractere du pro-
ducteur, ainsi que son integrite.
(Signe) THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commssa!Te.
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neux paires de Fers a repasser, yendre
~ S'adresser an bareau de eette feuiie.
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c.. G. MEMMTNGER,
Secretatre de la 1reSorcrie.

Aussi, Ia section 2 dun acte ponr venir all Sc
cour des contyibuables. savoir:
Sec. 3 Que dams tous les cas- OH Ia recol.e qui
est sulet.e a la take en- nature etc enlevee on
GetFuite par lennemi lie Colecteur de District
pourra remettre Ia take entiere on en- parte, en-
proportion de 'etendue de la pcrte du contribua-
ble pourDw cue les fats. dams chaque cas-. soient
rapportes an Collecteur de la take; ct la deduc-
ton ne sera vaide qu'apres quelle aura e:6 a,-
prouvee par lui.
Approuve le i3 Fevrer 1864
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E37Pour Information des contribuables de
1868 les Instructions suivaItes sont publiees:
Bureau du Conmissaire des Taxes,
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ia peine mes, les maux ct Ia douleur
semparent de nous, ct ne nous aban.
donnent qua la mort.
10 LIE godt du jeu, fruit de l'avarice
ct de l'ennui. ne captive jamais qu'un es-
prit GU un cgur vide.
L'homme le moins digne de pardon est
celui qui ne veat pas Sc eorriger de ses
dsfauts.
% Le peuple astoujours les oreilles ct
les yeux ouverts pour deeouvrir les defaults
des grands.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
NOON DISPATCHES.
Johnston Fails Rack.

L
JACKSON, July As the enemys advance reached
Clinton atten this morning nc first Louisiana reei
nent rode into the suburbs, dismounting and forinn
| a limo of battle.
The skirlnlshers checked te advance till Col JOIN
SCOTS whoesforco arrived Scott retired one mile t.
position and the enemy Gllpwed in force, but up tt
late this evening nothing slight skirmishiug ha
occurred
| The latest information says the enemy has faller
back to Clinton.
In THE FIELD, near Ruff Station, 4th.-
In to order counteract q flank movement
made in force by the enemy on our left,
this army commenced to Withdraw from
the neighbofhood of Marietta night-before
last. The movement was conducted in
chat successful manner characteristic
of Gen. Johnston.
lIardee's corps, though in some places
not more than 10 or 50 yards from the
enemy's lines, did not begin to move till
just before daylight yesterday morning,
and was conducted SO quietly that the
enemy was not aware Of it until the evac-
uation was completed.
Not gun was fired along the line dur
ing the night, except from Kennesaw
Mountain. About sunrise the enemy
hoisted their flag on Kenncsaw.
An hour or two later they advanced,
leaving Marietta to the left, and passed
near the military institute, where our
cavalry commenced sllirmishing.
A Brigade of the enemy this morning
attacked q smsA force Of one hundred
dismounted cavalry and were compelled
TO retire.
We captured thirty heavy rifles, few
prisoners and horses.
The enemy have been feeling for our
position to-day. Considerable skirmish-
ing mostly along French's front.
MAodr, Miss, Juiy 4,-special to the
Evening News, says Gov. Clark this day
issued proclamation, calling out every
able bodied man IN the State to repel
the invasion, and 10 rendezvous at Bran
don and Artesi
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06
The War in Virginia The Attacks upon
Petersburg,

From the Gollsboro' (N. C.) State Jour
nal Of the uli., we clip the following:
Ata late hour yesterday we were put in
possession Of Saturdays news from Peters
burg. It is very unimportant, Gaming
from that quarter. The following en-
braces all the news Of interest.
on Friday liagood's brigade Of Ioke's
division suffered TO the extent some 400
to 500 men, captared in an attempt 10
storm Yankee battery. Nothing else
that day in the stnpe Of fighting sEcept
some heavy oanndnading Oh the Arpom-
attox.
The iehton Thursday in which the
Yanke, were driven oil the Petersburg
and Weldon rsilrpad was pretty sharp
ore over 500 Of thy enemy were cap
tured Little dadlass was done % the
lead, an I q. las .-ooaui- on lTidsY sven
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BRooKsvILLE, MIssIssIpPI, JAY /. 1864.

BRooKsvLLE MIssssIPPI, JEy !. 1864.
The undersigned commissioners for the State Of Mississippi under tho
Net Of Congress regulating mpresmeE establish the prices following to
be paid from this date by the Government until further notice for property
impressed taken for the public n the hands other
than the who have raised grown produced the persons
olns the for their own consumption in the following
Districts:
FT DyICTComposed tc counties of Carroll CMckasaw,
Chocaw Holmes Issaquena kcr fowndo Mouf0e kp
bcha, SunAower, TalIahatcbe. Yalobuslh and Yazoo.
SECOND DsRIcTCompoed Of the counties q Amte Aa Bol-
Clark, Conc Coacma Copa Franklin Jaer Jefferson iau
derac Lawrence Isc Marion Neob Newton Pike Rankin Scott
Smith, Tunica, Wayne. Wilkinson, Winston and Washington.
THIRD Of the counties Of Calhoun DcSoto, TIA
wamha Lafayette Madison, Marshall panolaa Ponooc.
FOURTH DsrGCTC Composedo the counties Of Adams Coyington
Greene Hancock Harrison in Jackson Jones' Perry Simpson, Tip
pa, Iislomingo aud Warren
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Nors-mpsins Officers
Mules that the Cons be able 10
determine their relative vaue
Nv II
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The VIcKsBuRG RAlD.--lAe Yankee
force from Vicksburg Is estimated at be
tween three and four thousand. This
(Tuesday} morning they were within
three miles Of jackson, and we presume
ere this reaches tho readers eye, jackson
will have passed into their hands again.
The epontoon bridge over Pearl river was
talSeh out of the way about two o'clock
on Sunday morning, How far the Yam
KEGS will be able 70 come remains to be
seen. We hardly think they will cross
Pearl river. All the government property
in Jackson has been saved: Another
force IS reporteamoyna ont from Natehez.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

BIRTHs IN CUnA-It appears by a. COM
munication TO the Fench Academy That
the climate Of Cuba is exceedingly favor
able 10 fecundity. Very often twelve,
and sometimes more than double that
number Of children are found in one
family. Many Cuban beauties become
mothers al thirteen, and reappear in that
chalscler up to the age of Fifty.
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labor AND RATES OF TRANSPORTATION

The foregoing the maximum prices to be paid wherever purchased
mpres essed he Government transportation.
undersigned deem to state that the foregoing the prices
property for the information of all concerned that Son of the Impress
provisions, ,ish appended;
That
Of be
thee made
he
whm
Bookle Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Noxubeec county, Mississippi
JNO. J. MRAE,
G. J.. MOORE commissioners
ilr eihcte Of a Strict
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CoSfEDEHaTG PSfsigrgs.s- 4 dispatch o
tho 4thult., from indianapolis, announces
thai "rehel prisoness captured by Hun
ter's command, ia the Shenandoah val
ley, are beginning to arrive. Eight hun.
dred reached here this evening escorted
by the Sth Ohio, Col. Moore commanding
Two thousand more are to arrive to
night All go Camp Norton"
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aeS- Gen. Slocum, tho Yankee COM
mander al 'vicbgburg, has at last resolved
TO make an example of thenegro murder.
cr Of John l'obb, Esd, of that city. a
lady from VicIsburg says preparations
were being made for nc execution when
she loft, and that q large crowd had gath
cred al the place desiSnSted to witness the
ex " cglyfr,rrg4 \.
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The following articles to be paid for under act Of Con-
gress regulating manufactures ow Wooen Cloths Drills Fne
Jeans Osna Shoes Domestc Shrtng, Stripes Sacking Tent
Cloths and Cecn Wa scvcpie ccnum the nett cost Of
production:
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secrellry Chase is about to throw a
losu Of onc hundred inillous on the mar
E-i YrakuTTT.
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THE DAILY CLARION.

MERIDIAN. MISS
Wednesday, ": July 6, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13

TIE Washington corre~pon lent Of the
Boston lrpstr i responsible or thi~ story
OF an Irish soldier # the Union army:
| noticed IN an ambulance. as the reo.
nent was passing. a soldier who was living
do" i and resting on Hnc arm. with Zouave
cap II his hand, wave it repeatedly ard
cheer as loud a his faint voice wonld per
init From curiosity and admiration of the
hiaNe fellow. questioned him as to the
regiment he belonged TO- and he answered
IN a genuine. rich Irish brogrc. 1.-The l43d
fanians. OF New York. Col. Mcmahon. Sir,
lie had his foot amputated little above the
ankle, and remarked that it was n very
severe wound. "YiS, in troth." said he
1t is hard thing for man to lave half Of
ms understanding on the field; but. be gar
II thankful to God am that the JOHNNY
kebs didn't take me raxon. HIS co,nnan.
ion in the ambulance said. in a la,,oh ,h,.
evidently hurt him, for he had friuhtful
wound in his right side. "Con. believe
you Il die with a.jokc on your lips well"
said he, II hope III have my pipe along
wild it,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13

TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH

The blood must ~ purified, and al medicines
arc useless which do not possess the quality Of
stimulating tile blood to discharge IL i,n;ar.its
into tie bowels. BeASnrerf plLLs possess This
quality in high degree. and should be in every
family They are equally useful for children and
adnlis; adopted TO both sexes. and arr A. inno-
cent a. bread Vel HOST EFFECTIVE As , MHnscIvr.
The Hon. Jacob b, yer. OF Spiingville, Ind.
wrote to Dr.. Brundetli. undcr date of Nav ll:n.
isGl
~ have used your invaluable Vegetable Uni
versal iiii+ il ny family since 1853; they have
a'nag cured even when Other medicines were Of
no avail. have been the means of my neigh
bo"s a-ing hun ired- Of dollars worth and am
satisfied they have received thousand per cent
IN blessed health through their use. Thcy ere
used III ihis region for Bilious and Liver
Diseases Fever end Ague, and in All rheumatic
eases with tAr mos perfect success. In fact they
are the great reliance IN sickness, and | trust
yoir venerable life may BE- long spared to prepare
50 excellent lnctine for the use Of man
i'eise $ NJ iiie your lowest price bv the gross"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The prop,ietors of the fllawatha knowing that
manv preparations for the Hair were in the mar
krl aud all advertised To do nearly the same
things, and that the public were unable 10 de-
tcrmine from the advertisements which were
genuine. and hnving one or two bottles. and fail
ing 10 realize the expected benefits concluded
that Ill were humburs. IN order TO assure the
public which could be relied upon proposed the
following test which was published two weeks in
tho Herald. and the other morning papers without
eliciting any response. Let a number Of well
known citizen, ot unquesioned integrity and en-
terey d'sinterested. appoint person to the pro-
prleior 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 nothing else
Let a certificate of the result be published in all
the principal paper, Of the country at the ex
l,en>r OF thn unsuccessful competitor
H0YfS MlNNENAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmpari- beautiful dark glossy appearance to
THE Hair and |, uncxcellcd in keeping it in curl
in any desired position
HOYTS IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An Invaluable dressing for whiskers Changes
light and red hair to u beautiful brown or black.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH EOYT x co.
nhis-dlv 10 University place, y. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13

During the war Of 1912 there was no in
stance OF retaliation by the infection Of
death, though the right was repeatedly Ne.
serted IN the strongest terms. The mos.
noteworthy instance was when, after tho
battle OF Queenstown, the British selected
twenty three Irish prisoners to be sent r.
England and tried for high treason. Scott
threatened retaliation, and an equal number
OF British prisoners were set apart to await
the fate OF the Irish. The British tbere,n'
on imprisoned forty-six Americans and for
ty-slx British officers were irnmed;.te,v Sa.
lected, and kept as hostages for their safety
ana restoration. The matter finally snhs;i.
ed with no executions on either side '''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13

IF THE Republican press speaks truly of
fremont now. it spoke most falsely of him
e,Sh' years ago. five believe il now, he is
ABOUT as small potatoes and few in hin as
any man who has ever made pretensions to
inc PRESIDENTIAL Office IL we believe if
then, he is fit to rank with the heroes of any
age. Shall we believe it then W now =. is
fremont little or great "a fool or Scion !,
An ass or a Washington. He is one or
'he other, as the Republican press speaks
. Urn. now: or spoke truly eight years ago
Chicogo Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13
Iaoyi's 6lia " allsn Hair IIcstOrA-
tive.

Il does not claim to make Hair come in where
il has cnce fallen ont. Nothing will do that
whatever mav be advertised to the contrgr, /;
but il will arrest IL, falling ont make hursh hair
soft and silky. cleanse the scalp from Ill impuri-
ties and hanors and entirely ovcrcomes the
bad effects Of previous Of preparations con
tanning sulphur. sugar or lead &c. 1, requires
NJ soappg washing and hours for its application
nor vii ii crack smut but is easily applied
and wiped from the skin AM hardiessng II
restores the natural shedding of one hair with
another which gives il life appearance. instead
Of the uniform duh black Of dyes SO that the
mos. critical observer cannot detect its USE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-13

AS the PhGnix rises from the ashes Of ia Ere.
animated with new life" 50 does this Elixir reiu
vens,c the ~ stem and overcome disease
The Rejuvenating Elixir IL the result Of
modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom. be
ing entirely new and abstract method Of cure
irrespective Of all the old and worm out systems
- This medicine has been tested ~ the most
eminent medical men Of the day. and by them pro
nounced to be one Of the greatest medical dscoy.
cries of the age.
eE One bottle will cure general debility.
IL a lew doses cure Mysteries in Females
~ One bottle cures Papitation Of the Heart
- From one to three bottles restore the 10 a.
Illness aud full vigor Of youth
~ lev doses restore the appetite
- Three bottles cure the worst case Of I'm
potency
- lev doses cure the low spirited.
I-1 One bottle restores mental power
~ rev doses bring the rose To the cheek
- This medicine restores 10 manly ,iy,r a,d
robust health the poor dcblitated. worn. down
and Icspairing
IS The hstless. enervatcd youth. the over.
tasked man oil business. the victim Of nnr,ons IL.
depression. the individual SUFFERING. from ,n.r,
debility. will all find immediate and n.,,nana,.
relief by the use Of this Elixir or Essence ~ s.
sS- Price. ~ per bottle. or three bottles Ca
g. and forwarded by Express, receipt Of mo
ncy. TO any address.
All snch orders must be sent TO e. A. COOK
Chicago. our General Agent for the West
Sold in Chicago. nv FULLER. FINCH AFCI
| IER. Wholesale Druggists, and b, all Druggists
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