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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
SlAOduy zHash.

In noticing instances Of foolish cxtrava-
rancc, SO prevalent at this time in the great
metropolis, the New York T,ibsatc relates
the following:
We heard the other day Of u most retlicu-
lous dash" made BY q New Yorker of re-
ported wealth now; but who was not long
ago citizen OF Rochester in very moderate
circumstances. The distinguished gentle
man made his appearance in Broadway in Il
coach and four with as many servants in
livery as could be accommodated. Close by
was has wife in a separate carriage drawn by
two horses, with servants in livery as above.
Next came another cariiasc With li!so al,
pointmcnt containing the children Of the
very distinguished couple Could more
lndicrous or more melancholy spectacle
be presented for the contemplation Of men of
sense
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
uOyt.s EHiaw utlan Hair Rest ora
tive.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
10 THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
10 THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
incs not claim to make II air come in where

1t dncs not claim to make lair come in where
il has once fallen out. Nothing will 90 that
whatever may he advertised To III. contrary !;
but it will arrest It's falling out, make harsh hair
soft and silky cleanse the scalp from all impuri-
ties and hunors, and entirely cycrcome- the
bad elects OF pre-, ous use a preparations con
Timing sulphur, sugar OF lead, dc. 1t requires
no soaping washing and hours for lis application,
nor Is II il crack or smut but is is easily applied
and wiped from the skin any lardressng. ii
restores the natural shedirg OF one hair with
another which gives i life appearance, instead
most critical observer cannot detect lis Use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
TO RESTORE TIKI sex 70 HEALTH.

The blood must be purified and all medicines
are useless which do not possess the quality of
stimulating the blood to discharge its impurities
into Ire bowels, ERANpRETn's pIlLs possess this
qnaliiy IN high aegree. and should be in ever,
family. The. are equally useful Cor children, and
adults; adapted to both sc xes and are inno-
ecu ~ bread. We. xpsT EFpECTigE rs a MEDICINE.
The lion. Jacob Beyer Of Springviile, Ind.
wrote TO Dr. Brandct under date of May nth,
1851
have used Your Invaluable Vegetable Uni
versa Pills in my family since 1888; they have
always cured, even when other medicines were Of
asail. J have been the means OF nv neigh
bors using hundreds of dollars worth and / am
satisfied they have received thousand per cent.
in blessed health through their Use They are
used III this region for Bilious and Liver
Diseases, Fever and Aguc, and in all rheumatic
cases with the most perfect success In fact they
are the great reliance in sickness, and / trust
your venerable lic may be long spared 10 prepare
80 excellent mcdinc for the use of man. =
Please send me your lowest price By the gross -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
q rants Plan for Taking Rich.
mOn0.

While Gen. Grant was before Nicksburg.
he was conversing with several officers on
the subject Of the capture Of Richmond. =
'.Can il be taken, Gencrali' asked one OF
these with ease was the response.
"Bv the Peninsula - continued the qucrist.
no. replied the General IF had charge
Of the matter. | would want two large arm
les, one to move directly on Lee, and the
other to land at City Point, and cut off com
munication to the southwark. Ice would
then be compelled 10 fall back, and the army
Of the north could press, and, if possible,
defeat him. " he would open up commit
nications again with the cotton states, he
must Rght the army south Of the James
river and to do this he must cross his
whole force otherwise, lac could be defeat
ed i'll detail. If he did SO cross. the north
ern army could take Richmond , il he did
not, that from the south could move up the
nights south oil the James river, and shell
and destroy the city"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

Music liEALTHFrf.-Music, like painting
and statuary, reiines and eleyatcs and en-
MOBILES Song IS the language Of gladncss,
and it is the inference Of devotion Euf
coming lower down, it is physically bcniii-
siai at 'ousts the circulation, wakes liz, the
bodily energies; and diifuses life and ANNA
ton around. Does lazs man ever sing Z
Does a lnIlk-and-watcr character ever strike
stirring note. Never Song is the out
let Of laenlil and, ply sieal IN Ivity, and IN
ercascs both BY It's exercise No child has
completed a religious education who has no.
been taught to sing songs OF Zion. No part
OF our religious worship is wee. er thar, his.
In David day il was appctice ard stadv.
-IioiPs Joul-nM III He0ffi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

WAR-RIcH MEAssEss. Davenport IS
noble town-noble in its liberality towards
the Sanitary Commisson--noblei in its pa
triotlc efforts to get rich out of the Govern
ment and do a. little AZ possible towards sus-
tanning tina, Govcrnmclit.
" hen the iuIloughcd veteran regiments
returned TO the State, Davenport received
them as cooliy. with one exception. as tho
they were entitled to no special reward. and
as u she had DO, bc,om rich out Of them
Den Gov. stone arrived at Davenport q
week sitter the eallhior- % dc - lne.i was IS
sue1, he was astonlshet! Ct tie utter inliii-
erence manifested in the patriotic work BIZ
the people OF that place and'at !: war meet
ing winch they managed to get NJ in order
10 make "a little show of interest in the mat
Ter, he scourged them with hot words a,jo.ft
ihelr meanness. -Adjt. Gen. Baker done the
same Then the patriotic people became
aroused, and the good patriots ni:ulc a great
buS'ie and offered to do anything but enlist
vi pay money to encourage others to enlist
a week passed after Gov Stones speech
ana seventeen men promised to go, but were
careful not 10 fix themselves. Then the
scott County Board Of Supervisors mel sent
= ninittce to ascertain Davenport quota
oil the AGlntant General, found il to l,tlrec
hundred and fifty, and they passed rcsolu-
ton offering bountycf 500 per man-S25
per month for two-thirds Of the term, ,cav-
ing volspteer's family with nothing ior the
other third
One would think that this would arouse
the people-it probable did move the feel
ings OF the tax payers. But here is the re
suit, after three days of hunting in Illinois
and everywhere else for men.
"A young man in the employ Of Wiscr
and \. 5. Woodsidc, from Chiids Boot and
Shoe Emposfplp> enlisted yesterday for the
one hundred days service. Can we have
no more noble examples Of patriotism than
thesey God bless ahd preserve thcsr yarng
men. lDarenpert Ga.ef,c, lsth.
So strange a thing is it in Davennoyt Ear
man to enlist even for three months cor.
vice, that the Gdsette bursts out in AN az
clamation Of astonishmcnt. and wonders e
there are any more such in the town
Oh, what generous city how grateful,
its people for thc ihetropolies they have en-
Joyed and fattencd upon. The Governor
ought to continue the military headquarters
OF the State there. They repay him SO We'll
ana take such an interest in rcdeemins his
promises to the Government.
LATER 1.-Two more clerks have enlisted
anu the citizens are congratulating each
otner on the selfsacriticing shirt tho city
man'iests-Dubaque Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

ACTIONS SrEAK LorDER THAN WoRDs.-.
Among the officers killed IN ne recent hat.
tie vas son Of Judge Woodward, Of Penn.
sylvania, the candidate of the Democratic
party for governor It the last election, :
Judge Woodward has repeatedly been called
. copperhsed aPd. sfiscgrby the Trinune add
ethsr republican papers, but it seems he i
vflling 10 give up hia s0n "A bsip .saxe ~
untea. wan SIInle ssss do,as s. ...ss ,
.seissesss b4s essesss A. Ss4 c~s bst
VI sfnqs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

IL a Fix.--i local cdit~r Of Cincinnati
paper put his name down on the rolls of two
militia organizations, few months ago.
just to I'LL up the company, and without
any serious intention OF sharing the dan yers
Of the battle field. He tlus became mem
Der III two companies, and under the proc
laination of Gov. Brough is now called to
serve in both. At last accounts he was
hunting up a substitute for one company
while he intended to perform service in the
other. lie will be careful in future how he
signs papers without thinking of the conse-
qucnces
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

The Rev. Dr.. Cuylcr, Of brooklyn, i'll a
recent letter from Culpcpper, Va. gives the
following picture Of the results of the war
in that region: am ensconccd to day in
the gallery Of deserted Episcopal Church,
in the ancient, aristocratic Culpeppcr.- -
Dove !" t,e arei.eii pcws on the lower floor
the Pendlctons, Hills, MERGERS, and other
Culpepper patricians have "sad or sung
the English liturgy for generation or more
Immediately under the church window lie
the family of General A. p Hill, who was
born IN yondcr old brick house on the cor
ner The tents of our soldiers stand close
up to the graves Of the proud aristocrscy
of the days Of Madison. A few rods of is
the Methodist church, now used as a ca,al
~ stable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

w THAT Our Soldiers IRE Efwhtinc u.
@ For.

Cen. Meade in his address to the army of
the Potomac, on the 4th inst, inform his
soldiers that they are Fighting to preserve
the goNeenment and Institutions as handed
doen toNshy our .forefasAsrs.'
That is the sentiment that inspires brave
men to deeds of valor and to victory Not
the cry Of abolition, not the desire for pill
lagc not mere spirit of hate, but love Of
constitutional liberty, and a devotion to the
cause of the mon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
MANHOOD.

A ND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH EESToRrO
-LA IN four weeks BY DR. kicORa's f.ssscr
" LrE Or kicori lof rarisl after years Of
earnest solicitation. has Al length acccded 10 the
urgent request of the American public, and APP
pointed IN agent m New York. for the sale Of his
valued and hghl, priced Essence Of I.,t.. Th,.
wonderful agent viii restore Manhood IA the r,a.l
shs''e,ed constitutions IN four weeks, and i, u.el
according y printed Instructions, future i IN
possible This life restoring remedy should be
sen ~ III about 70 marry, US its effects are per-
hisneni. Success ia every cgse is certain
Dr. hicord's Essence Of Life /. sold b oases
win fnii instructions for use at a.. or fur ouan
Titles N one for -, and will be sent 10 any mart
careful. packed, on receipt Of remittance 10 his
Of stainps. PHILIP ROLANno '''p"
Broome ST.. door west Dr.a,i.ay 4
s.eh3 DIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

LIE Presbyterian Presbytery,, lately as
sembied at Boonsville, NO., has been COM
PEELED TO adjourn without transa citing ijusis
ness. The oath prescribed by. .Gen-.R Rose
Grams to be taken by the me,ni ,ers ,s Of ali
49, 49, 'ale g ~ss stringent thst ths Pret-
8 49, could nct aghpGsibajA a nisr ~
an svfa 1fwi rwaI ,isacnersQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
HAPPINESS OR MISERY!



TNHE PRoPRlEToRS OF TIE NEW YORK
! Museum and Anatomy Of Medicine have ie.
tcrminei, regar dieSs Of .xpense ,n i.sna d..
fnr the benefit of suffering Humanity, foi-R -
Their most interesting and instructive Lecture,
or Marriage andits disqualification. Nervous De
hsiis,: Premature Decline VI ..-i...s-l, lniiges
uoi Measness or Depression, Loss Of Energ,.
and Vital Power the t;rest >sn..al r,;, 81 49,,
niaindies whic. rrsul; from Youthful fsllics. ey
cssscs ~ maturity. or Ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Laws
These insainablc Lectures have been the mean.
OF eniiyhtsning and saving thousands and will
oe forwarded Tree. on receipt OF teur stamps by
addressing Secretary. Nes. York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine. SIS Broadway. New
York snpa ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

no less than 1861 rifles and iYusl,ets
were shipped at Liverpool for New York.
Philadelphia, Boston, and Pc, t,and besides
~ IONS OIL ordnance stores, in 1862 also
| i''4. 200 percussion caps, and few fowl
ing pieces, swords and pistols. There IS no
account OF the like materials dispatched 10
the Confelerates. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

Misc ESci:AArios.-Ihc \. Y s.Issolpeadent
Of late date, says: eve have arrived at
that point in our affairs whenwe are willing
TO greet the black man as a soldier. We
must advance to the inevitable goal when
we shall meet him as IN officer. a genera,
ruier,-when We shall be as unmindf,l of
eaiei as We are now of la1lg,..ayc S.s-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

a celebration quite unique in its kind
took place in Hsrlin some days ago Herr
bernstein, the editor Of the Volts ZeitHnq,
upon printing his 5oocth leading article was
fetcd BY his publisher and the Journalist
fraternity of the prussan Capital in gcner-
al lie established the paper in 1870, and
written leader a day ever since.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

X Depn0crUttc Gsm -
Il hereby called, 70 meet at 10 O'clock OK C. co"r,
q f0RADAY. JUNE 18th, lsoi' .. .mJ six.
.irsTfrx- 10 mr. National -eons
ssL;c.,o. 40 select candidates for Ircsia..s.;,
T Elscssss NJ ibw Is no,sh. l'sto sssss
State ticket and to adopt such o'e ,,,,,re TIC
as<he public welfare may .eti' 70 delegate FOX
~ TN &a cd Es,ey XII every tnaxi'nn'" lFac c,
semrGE%rr rs<as Tu.flr attire last annual ,'na,
sIsGiiap., bps s.sL count, viii b a''e"sa =
a "a sn~,.r x,one Of our National pohilcai
.a;6r. 4; non interference. by federal
With the domestic affairs of the s,'Atss - X =
!. 40 Tnon could hay. been formed; ana ~ ~
ion teaf would be compatible Win w - anv
crfv is either practicable - des4ble, npos my
other basis But this fdndhmeDM psinciiF ~
been so fiaqrantls violated, tn tyr cirrffos, INT
administration OF President Lincoln, a. TO has,
produced real dsunioif, practical desPo'iSh. az
disastrous civil war. Ii bchooves the pcopie" Oh
the United States rcctify, IN 1861. the iaiai M
take Of 1860. whence proceed tbs se awiu' c"hi'-
iions Of American society 10 rest"se, as iai =.
msy be possible he sfata 4oas s a., s,,, IL.
ioas principles. and ufrscraPalous. men OF ils
refining federA dynasty, which should no. &c
permitted, .ss ~ threatens, 10 pcfIetnatc ifsen
either by Fraudulent elections or by~niiiiars dom
inAtion. - +
onestcd to participate in tile selection Of delegates
to this Cunve ntion who favor n rpeccs teriniiia-
ton Of the existing war; whe viii MAINTAIN ihc
Union bv strict observance ot tae CONSTITUTION
of The United 81 atcS in letter and spirit; and vino
vii. nsis, upon their right al an untrainnleled
election. TO expcl from power, and bring 10 con
dign Punishment. thJ CUNT, leader o' the sec
tioaat parties North ~sa s>"uth, VIII" are prom.
galiv. gay. reekles-lY, >snandering thc lives and
fortunes D, the American people il most vim
dctiye partisan warfare. which l. maniicstiv de-
strucfis- oi the Constitutional Union of the
States and j. rapid. tending 10 bankrupt, 10
brutalize and to Aricanizc TIE nation
LIZ GRAND BYiSGToS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

d r. 4 l. II n <lSEZss:e> rrcscrycr.
CERTAIN ASD SAFE for the removal of an
sTRUCTlONS, and the Insurance VI REG
CLARlTY in ,le RECURRENCE OF
THg MONTHLY PERlUDH.
~ They cure or obyiaic those numerous die.
cases that spring from irregularity, by removing
the irreguIarity Itself
- They euIEfsnppFesscd. Excessive, aod
~ They cure Green Sickness iChlorosisI
60 They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
pains in the back and lower parts of the bodv
HssyIness, Fatigue on light eseriion Paipitation
- tie itart, Io~ness y. rp.rits iI,steria Sick
Headache, Giidipes-. eic.. etc. IL . snrd LY
reEnos Ing Tie lriegulefi;i they remove the cause,
and with II ALL the effect that spring from H.
- Composed Of simple vegetable extracts.
| they contan:nuthing dcle;eFoas to any const:u-
ton. hovever delicate, their function being Ia
-lnsiitu'n strength for weakness. which. when
properly used, they Iess- ri, 10 10. Isl
- They may be safely gsed al env eye, and at
an period, .rc.pt fai.eg ths Fu4t Iares Nonfas.
aari..4 which :aa ..4failipg nature OF their action
would infallibly Pr.seDt pre- gnanc,
Is Ail letters. seeking information or ADJ ice
will be promptly. freely and discree,ly an -wered
| ss Fgil directions accompany each box
| k-s Price. 81 per box. OF six boxes for So
/ .tzt- seIt Y, Aia-ir tils OF posiage, OF scrip.
| ofrrice.
All such orders mast BE sent to c. 4. COOK,
1 Chicago ctr General Agent tor the West
Sold IN Chicu-u, by I'll iLER FINCH 4 FUI-
LER, Wholesale Druggists and by All Druggists
| everywhere.
G. A. COOK. Chicago.
General Agent for the State. Of lilineis. Iowa,
| Wisconsin Michigan. and Indiana
DIR. ~. n. AfEsS YIN l. Co.
| sole lrrOprfcsors.
No. - LIBERTY SrRrYr New York.
For sale BY all Druggists rhlo.diyA~om
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

LIE city OF Philadelphia is in a state Of
; ;r, eAcitcrlent about its lamp posts
sncre oeii,s brisk competitio n between diff
ie'es'e parties to rc.,t them Tor advertising
purposes. One person ha o ffered the Com
mon council ten dollars per ost for the ex-
elusive privilege Of adjoining them with ma
teht medicine pufls, conc crt saloon placards,
&C., for twelve months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
~ Treosa y Agees g Nsss@'

GAphvs ~ -
Speaking Of Nstchez, reminds Re ~
.tdec r. AHart,sf 81 LOU IS p
H AGht yf the frTsury par 'NSn.H,s
,SsfpiHc lie is E4ga
II < dice. The {oilowPg . So'dT1nI
~ .-e,tier lsn that knew ~nerec, ne sPoH
81 mon whom place every reliance. ~
.',an,rr shipped some cotton 10 Na'ene.'
P Pma,,e Hart iiad it seized upon some ru'"Pcst
~ Tba,ues. The planter appealed 10 'ne
icr,,t,.;n of g,inboat, with whom ne vac
,.,.,,.;,,tcd. 10 assist him in getting the cot
aa,t ralrascd. Gunboat Captain went to the
1on commanding and procured the re-
les,e &C the cotton upon making state
,ans ef the Acts in the case ne tncn
,.e,, To Judge Hart and told him that ne
la, nroc,,red release from the General o'
~, IS cotton. Wheroupon the follow
ING colloquy cnsued: a
sa Judge A. This win never do, ,ap'a'li.
FiyS dolarsa day won pay me " mus
make something out Of this cotton, ana We
can then divide You have not toid the
planter, have you:
Captain.--No have no. seen him yet
But / think he ought to have his, colio.l,
Judge.
Judge II. We'll, he can have his cotton,
but he must '.come down" He viii have
10 pay We can then divide. as
IEnters Planter
Planter morning. gentlemen. =
Judge li-Good morning, sir. sup
pose You want to see about the cotton.
Plantcr.-Ycs, Judge. want to know
why il was seized, and why ! cannot get it
back
III II ,.,,la q.
+ i Captain Aside to plahter lie wants
sou 10 give hri Sonic >nionry. Here hand
him this; putting in his hands two 500
greenbacks having private marks on the
back
Captain must 60 Good day, Judge.
Judge il.-Call again soon.
The Planter and the Judge then being all
alone, il was agreed that the Judge would
rcleasc tic cotton for twelve hnnAred dol
lars, a which the planter paid down two
hunslr sd-fthe money he got from the Cap
tain and was to pay the rest when he sold
the cotton. Shortly afterwards the Captain
called on the Judge.
Captain Wen, how did you make out
with the planter
judge --oh, very well. have released
his~cettorT.
Captain ell, how much did he come
down.
Judse--Two hundred dollars that was
| all he had
Captain. Couldn't you get any more out
of liins
Judge H-No, that was ALL
Captain. Gil, you, must divide, YOU
know. q 4
Judge II-Yes. Here is your Ahundrc(
dollars
Captain looks familiar hay,
seen this bill before. Look at the one yot
have. and see if it has not - letter.
marked on the back ?
Judge HIT has, sure enough. See
(handing it to the Captain
Captain. money is mine. Judge.
gave it to the planter to give to YOU. An'
now Eve got you as well as my, money
Good day
| And the Captain departed. leaving til,
Judge minus the money. and more annoye,
than words can express.
] could recite to you for an hour eases il
which he has eXtorted money from the pco
pic and sold privileges for filthy lucrc'
| THE Rev Dr. CnyIcr of 'Iirooklvn. in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
Relief Of Soldiers Families.

OUR GENERAL ASSEMBLY LEVIED TWO
~ mills tax on all taxable prosperity for 1854
and lsda for tic relief of Soldiers Families and
makes IL tire duty OF the Assessors TO report a
list oi all soldiers and marines. prisates, non
commissioned officers and inusicf,ss now in the
service, disabled or doed, having families. The
word family under this ACT means the wife. de-
pendent children, brothers or, sisters under -
years. aged and infirm dependent parents The
zation must be marked, also the ages off the wife.
children and parents. Please come immediatel
and make your statements by
FRANCIS OCHS,
1sx1 City Assessor
.AA-SA MarshaTs Office
West side Of Brady between 5th and 9Th.
DAvESPORr, May eth. 1866 .--d2w 300,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
4 CHALLENGE TO TEST
y CHALLENGE TO TEST
X CHALLENGE 10 TEST

The prorretors Of the Hawatha knowing that
many pre- pgrations ser The Hair were in the mar
kef and all advertised 10 do nearly the same
things. and that he public were unable To de-
terluiae from the advertisements. whiel. were
genuine. and buy ing one two bottles anl fail
ing 10 realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all were hu.uhrgS in order 10 assure the
public which could be relied f:pon. proposed the
following test which Was published two weeks in
.hc Herald and the other morning papers without
e!icting ans response. Let na.nhcr Of well
known citizens Of unqucs,ioretl integrity and en-
terely disinte.csted, appoint person to the pro-
prieinr OF eaci preparation or restorative 10 re-
store the color OF the hair. Each proprietor to
use his preparation and nothing el-e during
the trial and the person also to use nothing else
Let q certificate ii the result; be published in all
the principal papers Of the country at the ex-
pens If ihc unsucce sf competitor
HoIIS MiNSEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Iiaparts a beauiiiii! dark glossy appearance to
the Hair, ANA is uGexcelied in keeping il III curl
or,in ANY desired position
UDYT'S IMPERIAL c0I.oRlNG CREAM
an Invaluable dressing for "h~kcrs Changes
light and red han to a |, aariiid brown or black
Sold everywhere JOSEPH N0lr 4 co,
rnhls-dlyl !" tniseri iy place, = \
TIE CONFESSIONS; AND EXPERIENCE: or
An INVALID. -l'ublishcd fer the benefit, and
az u warning and 4 CAUTION TO YOUNG
men who suffer from spermetorrhma. Nef., Gus
Debility, Premature Decay. etc, supplying at the
same time TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE ~
ppe who has cured himself after bong put to
bur and. quackerY l,r enclosing y post paid ad
sscd envelope single copies ma, be had IF The
author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esd.
my q ID. Il vi Bedford IL in rs county y Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17

The Richmond Wig, May 9TH, says -
"Therc now remains in orr hands 2,2os
Yankee prisoners, distributed as as follows:
at Danyilc. 1919; in Georgia 5000 at
the Libby .g42.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-17
Groceries, Flour & Feed Store,

YT,IE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
! FORMS The citizens of Scott and adjoining
Counties that he will constantly keep in his New
Store. corner of Second ana -cc.t Streets, a,good
assortment Of Groceries, Flour and Feed. which
ne will always sell 1T the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce Goods
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