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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

"As the Phenix rises from the ashes Of its fire.
animated With new life, 20 does this Elixir reju
venate the system and overcome disease.
e The Rcjuvenating Elixir il the result Of
modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom. be.
ing IN entirely new and abstract method o. cure.
irrespective Of ell the old and worn-out systems.
- This medicine has been tested BY the most
eminent medical men Of the day. snd BY them pro.
nounced to be one Of the greatest medical discov.
cries Of the age.
E One bottle will cure general debility.
~ few doses cure Mysteries in Femalee.
~ One bottle cures Palpitation of the ues.s
:. - From one 10 three bottles restore the man.
liness and full vgor Of youth. '~
e New doses restore the appetite.
- s"'ce oo't'es cure the worst case of I'm
81 few doses cure the low spirited
~ One bottle restores mental power
~ Few doses bring the rose 10 the cheek.
- ms medicine restores TO manly viyor and
robust health the poor debili,a,ed, worn down
and despairing.
- The lissiess, enervased youth. the over
| tasked man Of business, the victim Of nervous de-.
depression, the individual suffering from general
| debility. will all find immediate and permanent
relief BY the use Of this Elixir or Essence OF Life
| q Price, q per bottle. or three bottles for
20 and forwarded by Express, on receipt Of mo.
| ney, to any address
All such orders must be sent To G. A. COOK.
Chicago our General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH 4 Full
LEX, Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
| everywhere.
G., A: COOK, Chicago, General Agent
for the States of illinois. lowe, Wisconsin, lndi
Dk ". R. MERwIN 1 CO..
/ So1o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
no YOU WISH TO BE CURED

DIR. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less than 40
days the worst cases Of Nervousness, Impotencv.
Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness. inssnity.
and all Urinary. sexual and Nervous Affections.
no mater rom what cause produced. Price, d
an order: One box win perfect the cure in most
cases. Aodress JAS. s. BUTLER,
GENERAL Agent, ~ Broadway n. 7.
iy1l-dkwSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

CARD TO THE SUFFERING.-Swall0w two or
three hogsheads of "Buchu," Tonic bitters. .
'Sarsaparilia,' NERVOUS Antidotes." &C.. &C..
and after you are satisfied with the result, then
try one box ef OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S EN-
GLlSH PILlS-and be restored to health and
vigor in less than Thirty days. They are pure
ly vegetable, pleasant to take prompt and saluta-
nv in their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old and young can take them
with advantage. Imported and sold in the Unit
ed States by JAS. >. BUTLER,
No. 427 Broadway, New York
eHAgents for t.e United St ates.
r. S.-A. box of Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed to any address on receipt OF price. which
is one dollar, post paid-money refunded by the
agent If entire satisfaction is not given
EDITOR OF DEMocaAr-Dear Sir With your
permission wish to say to the readers of your
paper that will send them, BY return mail. to
oil who wish it, (free,) Recipe, with full direc-
tons for making and using a simple Vegetable
Balm that will eifectuaiy remove. in ten days,
pimples, blotches, tan, freckles, and all impuri-
ties Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear.
smooth and beautiful,
will also mail free to those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
thar will enable them to start full growth or
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers or Moustache in less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail without charge.
Respectfully. THOS ?. CHAPMAy
Chemist SOL Broadway New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26


The Washingtoa Chronicle. (Forney's
paper,) the home organ OF "Old Abe" has
the following bits Of truth-tor a wonder.
"rhe government is paying, to day, t~o
dollars md Il haltJor erery dollars worth
OF material it is buying to carry on this
war; The soldiers who are fighting your
battles are suffering for their pay, because
o the want OF funds in the Treasury. Their
families are suffering for good clothing, be-
cause the soldier does not get his hard-earn-
ed wages. We are entailing on ourselves
ard on our children double the debt there Is
any necessity for, and running the risk of a
repudiatcd currency and q dishonered nd-
tionat credi, because greenbacks are at q
discount and gold at a premium. We are
adding daily to the prices Of every leading
article, and imposing a fearful advance on
the very necessaries Of life thus necessita-
ting a constant advance in wages, which, in
ruin, compes an increase in the price Of
goods, and the end will inevitably be Nj
stimuli Ban1truptcy, a fearful financial
crash, unless this terrible enhancement of
Y dues is arrested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C
hotels AND BOARDING
MISSISs IPPI HOUSE.

HENRY HA JpT, PROPRIETOR lie
1lrecommends lis conveniently arranged no
tel to all travellers and also 10 city boardcrs, as
surfing them that nothing will be wanting tc
promote the welfare OF his guests and to make
He also recommends his well stocked bar which
is snnpliei with the choicest liquors and wines
i,f,e.i. .yers morning al ~ O'Clock. jcl If
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

For Medical and Table uses. which are perfectly
None genuine unless they have our goid tabet on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
the cork. Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS 4 CO.,
Sold BIZ No. 81 River st., Chicago.
E. 8. Ballord, at wholesale by Beiderbecke
Miller. iune2D-dGwly
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
+ Fuller, Bushman 4 Van Schaack, w. D. Har
ris 1 Co., and G. +. Smith. druggist of Day-
1nport BY Beidcrbeck Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
FRENtcH'S HOTEL.

On THE Eyropedn Pan: opposite the City Ha1
Plrk, Co.. IF frankfort street,
Aeso tosE
spacious Refecto =, Bath Rooms and Barber
Shop Bedrooms warmed gratis. and only one
BED in room. d, not believe rumors or hack
men who say wet e full. Serva are not al
lowed to receive M ,quisites apl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

noeqe11sae -, Nsl1sa - -
p1Ds1oSa Jo0sna1.
Some days ago the New. York Tribune
revived the vile Islander Of . rebel Journal,
the Richmeed Wig Of June, 1859, that
both AcClsllan and Rosecrans declared to
rebel officers who were prisoners that would
much rather be leading an army against
Massachusetts, than Virginia. From tn.
outset Gen. Mcclellan has never condecend-
ed TO notice the filings Of his pigny assail-
ants. lie does not notice them now, nor
will he ever notice them. The correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, the leading
Lincoln organ in the West, however, takes
occasion t. set this special Islander 1t rest,
particularly on Gen. Rosecrans' account
mot because the Wing says SO, but because
the Tribune repeats it,:
Especial correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gaz. J
ST. Louis, Sept IL.
| Your correspondent took the
Pains to see Majo: General Rosecrans, and
hear from his lips the lie refutcd. General
Rosecrans says that lac pronounced this
statement false at the time, and over his
signature ave the facts with regard to the
"Co, fcderate officers referred. The facts
are repeated now are simply tnlse =
II some conversation eIisue0, IN the
course of which Gen. Kosecrans rei,a' ked
that he was fighting to maintain the honor
and integrity Of his government, and that
he would just as lief lead his army against
Massachusetts, provided she reblled, as
against Virginia, which had rebclled. This
was all. Gen. AcCieitan Uas MT present
aud had no connection aehaterer mith tie cir
cunstancts.
VIII the New York Tribune have tn,
honor and decency to publish this testimo
nv OF Gen. Ro,ecrans' 4 rom the charac
ter Of the course it is now pursuing, We d.
not think 1t will.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN

of I'd and Rock Island streets. 1"
Q wishes to inform the citizens OfV u
Of davenport and Scott County generally, that
he has permanently located himself in this citt
where he is prepared to shoe horses on the sciee,
tifc principles. After twenty years study and
practice on the anatomy of the foot, Ct which
intendencc ofthe best Veterinarians in Europe. he
wishes to say that he will give satisfaction TO ali
persons having horses laboring under the disease
Of corns or constructions, commonly called
though bound, interfering, over reaching, quar-.
Of the corns, founders, ring bones. for all Of
which he warrants . perfect cure If durable
The greater part Of these diseases are caused b.
shoeing or want of proper treatment. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
SIGEL HOTEL.

Front Street, detceen Brady aud Main.
JOHN MEYER Proprietor
TNNTLRTAlNMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public and city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner The Ia
Bile will be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, and the beds and rooms KEEP. in the most
comfortable style. ~ Warm Meals at all hours
w ines and l. Ia u O r =
OF the best quality constantly on hand jyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

ANOTHER STATEMENT.
Another statement Of returned prisoner
l. as follows:
Capt Wirtz, post captain of Anderson
vile, who has charge Of the prisoners at the
Confederate State prison, Camp Sumter.
Andersonville, Ca, is brutal MONSTER
When the men come to the camp, worn out
and weary, they are Kept in the hot sun,
and it they attempt to sit down, or go aside
to answer the calls Of nature, he orders them
to be shot, and it is often DONE His usual
language is, 'Get up, You God damned son
OF b-h; stan. up in line, or will shoot
you down." If there are any Germans he
takes them to his private office and has con-
versation with them can't tell what about,
but We think it suspicious. The Germans
are treated better than other Prisoners
They will not tell what is said or done in
their private conversation. All the orders
Tor shooting and ill-trcating our men in the
vile manner it is done come from him. lie
tells his men that for every Yankee they
kill they will have a day less to serve.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26
Groceries. Flour & Feed Store.

Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store.
TINE UNDERSIGNED RESPEC FULLY IN
l. yoRAs the ei;isens Of Scott and adjoining
Counties that he will constantly keep ia his New
Store, corner Of Second and Scott Streets, a good
assortment OF Groceries, Flour and Feed, which
he will always sell ut the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered free OF charge in city limits.
Oct. ls-d1wly SAM'L G. YOUNG.
MRS. ISEBELLA YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

buy on the most advantageous terms and sell
low. Call and examine. All orders promptly
attended 10 mv2l diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-26

Arparenuy Hne 81 ia al effects Of the
progress II ihls terrible war has been &C
dea rn oar rnpa hics and MAKE us NOR
se''i~n t,an ne - wh n he tao IN of bat
q ,ii1t hss pund,si n the lan, Per.
.t'ii- t8- lts 'i ftH.t t0si n- W. - haze
bee 'aii 'la4se., a ftrl ency ws,h ,hicl
Afi gag aai..i.e ia h.ali, aed th Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
A.. Arnusemeuts.

OLYMPIC THEATER.-The new adaptation OF
"Martin Chuzzlewit' was received on Monday even
ide with great favor. There countless difficulties
il the way of preparing satisfactory stage version OF
novel 30 abundant In incident and character as this
and the best that can be attempted 10 the reproduction
O. such scenes most distinctly associated with
the main purpose OF the story and the employment OF
onv those characters necessary TO the fment Of the
Mot 10 aim at more is TO invite failures and yet. 30
yarou. are the impressions left upon different minds BY
the org nal work. that no two readers could probably
.er.e as 10 the proper material to be chosen OF omitted
TIA, which would be amply suggestive TO the recoec-
,on Of one might prove utterly inadequate to anothers
Tn. dramatist ia compelled to crowd the progressive
action and the growing passions Of years into the bti
spac. alo wed for TN evenings representation With
novels which are pnrposely constructed In dramatic
form. ike those Of Dumas or Paul feva, the task is
.mpl6ed bat Dickcnss works do not offer that advant-
age His incidents are profase and often irrelevant 10
the development Of the story His narrative is irresu'
or disconnected and wandering-al Of which hss its
charm in perusal but conflicts Nth the rigorous direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Tidyertisrfnertl

MAMMOTH On CoMPANY.-We should Judge
NV ihe large number Of these corporntonsnow bcngoI
oaniz TINT the petroleum oil busness WAS very pros
Derous The discovery OF this oil has becnworth already
trions of dollars 10 the Government The shipments
abroad are at present perfectly enormous and are
steadily and rapidly increasing rev COMPANY,
known a. the President Petroleum Company. 10 now
being organized with prospective capital oil I'VE mil
lions of dollars We hayeseen list Of tie stockholders
and IL some Of the strongest names IN the city
of Ney.York including seven banL presidential, ana
other leading men connected with some Of the largest
institutions In the country. We have 10 interest IN any
oil company, bat do not hesitate TO say that ha we
nancy 10 invest we should take 0! this stock II
pronses to pay large dividends. and tan hardly help
doing 20 even with only moderate succeE Those OF our
readers who have money to invest III eorporhtohS OF
tbis character. win find this now company worthy OF
tleir attention. Soc advertisement in Cur columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Nv the Virginia..

The National Steam Navigation Company
stsaner Virginia" left Liverpool at p. m. on the
18th for New-York via Queenstown. The statement
chat Captain Semmes Of toe late Alabama has taken
command Of "a Confederate cruiser. bulls at Bor-
deaux. is entirely discredited in Paris.
1t is stated from London that active trade with
America IN sailed provisions is expected Tor some
months owing to the high prices OF meat and DAIRY pro
duce which expected 10 prevail until next sprhS Id
consequence Of the late drought.
The arrival of Muller most nnXiousy expected III
England. Every item Of intelligence concerning him
interested the general public Every steamer arriving
Queenstown found crowds waiting for the chance or
Of seeing him and were disappointed at his nonar'
rival.
FRANCE.
Latour, the prisoner convicted Of murder in
the late extraordinary case executed at Tours on
the 18th inst
The London papers continue TO discuss the
probabilities Of peace as result oil the Chcago move
Inelt
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Manchester L1aminer says: "Theprocesd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Fever and Ague Sick Headache Sickness at tho Stcmsoh
Constipation Heartburn Collie Pains IN Stomach
or Bowels, Dysen.ery, Vomiting Feel
ing Of Fsinness and Lsssi,uae,
Want Of Appetite,
will no. and cannot exist where the cure l. used IL removes
the Disease BY removing the not ike Alcoholic Bsteu
which cover up yorbsd feelings Tor few moments by then
exhilsrs,ing effects.
Beware of all such remedies beverages but In their pscs
use Remedy that viii restore the diseased functions to thes
normal condition and set in motion the entire human mecss'
ism in perc, harmony and upon principles synonymous with
vol defined physologcal laws That such viii DO the eecs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
Commercial Iu,eIlixeuce.

On the 18th the demand for discount at the
Tank va moderate, and general impression p,eNueu
That fo tl present the period of greatest stfmsee!
had PASSED COnsOls experienced another eiep'
nj per CEN, and were we'd maintained 10 the ciose
hfoney for short periods, was very aDnhuant DON h
khe stock ard 10 the open market Inc C0nae osla'e
koan recovered lper cent 81 Us previous uecle -, &
fo the donh' thrown by The Tines Oh the news OF l
tIyyKrooL. sept B.--CoTToH-The Cotton
market ope-ed on Monday with steady tone but te
rosiuued discussion the proceeding Of the tcig' Con
Esron in their bearings toward peace aa Ienor'ea w
tet very ar and almost stopped pu'lhess oea - oso
Pssday f sales Of the last thee days amoen' 70 4-'OV
bales Of which 600 bales for speculation and export
MASCBFsrER TEADg-NaIket dun ara lo"et ahd VIZ
pressure .c incTcaas. Ncly e doing ana prices d.
BRssps1gSr.-Richu,d.on, SPONGE Co.. Wakefield
Nash Co., and others report; 9ur very SOW shd ~ q
rase. e.sicl. Western. 10 an Ohio snd EXtfs 20 81
White souacru. salfJ Indian Corn declined 3doed 2
puarter: Nived 70 sara g.
PRovsio,s-e-f dull aud naliered. Pork heavy Bacon
steady lard firm bat quie''x saes OF old at 40 new 80
0+ss 1atow quiet bU, hrH. at 70 a426 for Northern
PRoDUCE-Srgsr very fat todee--smali sales at pre-
viou. prices. kicen9 .se in.eed snsciiye and casper
SD Oh ouic. q. 36,6d373 Fis. Olsno business doing
Rosin inact Comnon, 20. Spirits Of fuTPcntine on moo
Refined ct 3 per gallon. Linseed Cekes-rins sales OF
American ot Ell per tgn $500, =, q. .
ell article, Mondays prices, holders resisting of'hei
psorrc,-snrar duu Of sale but previous prices de
,usuded. Coffee steady a. hnn prices Tea-hts dolps
Rice quiet bat firm. Sspcer easier. isiow-sn~h s~e'
o; about former r.es - u-..a W.,
very fiat. and decidedly Ia favor OF buyers 90, . =,
IIyyEPOOL Sept. lj-CoTToS-Sales To-Day
se bales including 1000 TO specostoft snd eIpoFeT 1hs
market Ia Irregular ana unchanged
BRKADs1UFrs quiet and steady
PKoyIsoss dull. Bacon hfm. -
AsEEIolS sTocks-IliDois Central Railroad, 4Ja<@ die
couni, tfe. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
From The Christian Times
SIGHT RESTORED.
co>-orpNrvl, EyES AND OCUIJSTS.


CONCERNING EYES AND OCUL1STS.
Ofhe Ave senses chat which call seeing Is the most i'm
nor,.pt and mos, valued In proportion this sense fails us
We are reduced helpssnes entirely destitute Of hsh
how slow would be- our progress IN knowledge and how hH
tied our sphere Of action and usefuness Endowed VAN "
, universe become. new creation clothed with beauty and
,,s,d by ,hs, nhn.o variety which A4s 70 attract
the mind and heart.
For several months past this has been prse'eA '"oso' "
n. An infamed condition OF the eyeNas, Communicating
efto tn. pupil rendered tho discharge OF daily duties not
rx ,,pu but dangerous Atir5utls to the elect Of
s we endured Il through ,hs Spring with tho hope that
with the return Of weather it would entirely disappear
gu, in hi, we were doomed 10 Disappointment Summer re
turned but not our woned sight What might have been the
~ either Of further negec. Or Of incompetent. treatment
esnnot'sy.
Stating case to friend, be assured "a that similar
one In bis family had recently been treated with entire
success by Dr. Won Eiseners Of this city. Satisfying our
,yr. by more particular inquiries that the Doctor no EN-
pirc bu, scientific ocut and aaris concluded to seei
the benefit Of his treatment which have now reason
acknowledge very great Though but few weeks unde'
bis care the appearance Of eyes has totally changed The
pupil Is full and clear and the lids entirely fee e
Inflammation The Doctor thai the optic nerve has been
weakened and the re,rA assumed chronic nfammstorJ
STATE. affecting mora less all the other tissues and threaten
ns II neglected to end In Amsuros ophhamtis' We be-
love- the which oeus,s apply 10 eyes Affected " were
oars Having sbsnedhe much derived relief We tsks ssss
pleasure In acknowledging indebedns" TO The talent Of
Dr. Won Eisenber and Of calling to the attention Of Others
who may be suffering from similar or even worse eon'i'0h
Of ther eyes lis said that Providence provides an sno''S
for every bsne II is certain that the cysis In these ams
subject to seyerer trials than formerly Let Us Do
then that Is we increase tho tendencies which destroy h'
ox.n Of vision tie progress Of sciences keeps pace Win ns''
| tendencies, II no. in advance OF them
oFEicE Ma SIG RRpADWAx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
From Tho Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

Yyery man and especially every woman, oene'es IN Ills %
10, hv,ci.n. There ar. philosophical minds which hold to
an abstract faith in Aopshy, Homeopathy or Hydropshy
or ,op. other form Of scientific but with the world az
Nh. belief 1. not in the sysen but In the DOCTOR Es
p..y 4, this true as regards aurists and ocu''s The
nathan, who bas recovered hii sight his heargs sure tha!
the Blessing could have be restored to hun BY no 0hs'
oconer than that particular one by whom his eyes or ears
ware opened Dr. Won Eiseubers among cur best known
,u, He h., no, lent US ears brother practitioner has
eyes, snd whose skill therefore, we believe above all
b., we hear Of him from those who esteem him not merely
. surgeon but benesc.Or recent case Las been re-
sd 10 u for III. uthfuln.s Of which vcuch though
W. can name no names The paien. was lady VINO nao oe
df from infancy consequence Of Of the ailments
TO which children arc liable Lsttery the disease had taken
~ farm and the patieu. was subject to intense suteiins
The deafness rapidly becoming complete and the genera
health bfeslin, down under the physical exhaustion attendant
upo CONTAIN, pain Ordinary remedies aud ordinary advice
were useless, and Dr. Won Eisenbers called In We need
not epe., hs diagnosis, fof that would be only aht OF hard
e 10 the general reader But he detected ct sight The
SEQ, Of dea,e first ia one portion Of the organism then In
.ro,tsr and with manipulation q. ska hi. ins was ac-
urs,e be removed the causes and she who from infancy
bad heard with difficulty, and lai'ery hardly at all was "
o,ed e 10 perfect hearing then perfect health Dr.
Won Fienberzs advertisement reminds us ofthi case which
Tins b,iss, relate though not at lis solicitation. lie! him
tbs. hath not ears hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
DIX ID.

ARYodD-On Saturday the Path inst. Levi NJ Arnold In
thu SIS. year Of his age. -. ,.,,
The r,iyss aud friend. are invited TO attend hs funeral this
is,e residence, No Il Conkin street. Poughke-p'ie
BAINBRDGE-On Saturday, Sept. a. 81 Orange. N j.
Ameis wife of Henry Bainbidge in her 18th year a,
Funera from Grace Church Orange on "wednesday sept 20
gioclock D. The friend. Of the family are requested
to suend without further notice. Trains leave hoooAon
Feny q, III m.
gALCH-In Ludlow VT, Monday, Sept 70, OF con:uup'
ton Ellen NJ wife Of William ID. Balch, aud eldest daugh'
ter Of Henry 3. Melville -
The relatives and friends OF the family are most earnestly
in,ipd To attend the funeral 1hursday afternoon
o'clock from the residenee of her father NO lzs AMY
stnA
LAL-Op Tuesday the nth inst at the residence OF his
father nlaw James Kelly Daniel youngest son Of tho ae
Dsnpl Labor aged 81 Year, month aud ~ days =. NJ,
The fsner. will take place from his late residence ~. u
Irss place on Thursday Sept 49, at m from thence
10 q Peters Church Barclay street The friends o. the
family and those OF his brothers John and "iah hso
are requested TO attend without further INVITATION
rHOsPsoN-6n Friday Sept 20 In Norwss' Conn. Mrs
N.nha Thompson naive OF Cosnaercy, County Merry
Ireland OF dy.on.ery eyed % years.
Trse, papers please copy.
wERsTER-on Monday. Sept. rs 1864, Rebee'' behnd''
vii, Of Edward Webster. oo -. c,
III, funeral will take place Wednesday Sept, o. from -.
Mathew Church, Throop avenue, near DehaD az "a
eclocI The friends Of the family are respectfully ih'eu
70 stcnd
London Lnd Liverpool papers will please copy