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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-22
Disorders of the Stomach

Are the sources Of the deadliest maladcs Their
effect is TO yitiate all the fluids Of the body, and
to send poisonous stream through all the chan
nels of circulation. Now, what is the operation
of the Pillss They cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver, bring the relaxed or rritaiel stomach
secretiye organs UPoN THE BLOOD ITsf,f. change
the state Of the system from sickness to health.
by exercising Simultaneous and wholesome ci'
feet upon all its parts and functions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-22
Be it Understood.

verified by the written testimony textending
| Through quarter OF u century, OF tens Of thou
san d of uni D1pe achai,lc witnesses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-22

are the best remedy known to Medical Science, n
every case where tho physician commonly pre-.
ecri6cs "tonics" iron, srhishsy codsirer oil Qui,s.
iNe,n &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-22

70 make this stable in fact a. in name Tue
ECLIPSE SrAnLE Of the city.
Horses kept by the day, week or month on
reasonable terms.
may5-du1 JOSEPH WOLF, Proprietor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05
WynkOOp's Iceland PectoraI,

diseases 81 the thFOat, chesta pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, iusidieuA and danRerous. 1rbe
ropsrsss q medicine 70 alleviate, cure and nproot
Aess eom plants, muAt be expeetorant, anodYth aud
mWgerating lossaning the mIicus Of tho throat and
lmPareng tene e the entire system. Ne discovery ln
medqa eeenca ever mastered this CLAWS of diseases
hss Or. Wynkoops iosland PectoIal Il is used with
nc most astonishing results Ia all cases OF broneht g.
lnneensA, WhoePlug cough, diPtheria or putrd sore
t9rsst ssshnA' ersuP, coughs colds, nervous irrla.
The Rev J, Potter esriiRes that, ~ have used Or
MynkooPs Peetoral fer several years myself and in
Ay mIAilyI for severe pulmonary complaints, and
hs hsvs Eeesmmeaded tie many others, and have neveT
sees ns equal Rev, J. Potter, BROOKLYN N. Y.
uuneIeoS and thouaAnds Of important testimonf.
als eenld % produeed, nkowisg ts remarkable cures
Esd mat II never fails.
= esmgesed q pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Oil.
seai beInuAn halsAms kleeampaue, Cbmlfay Bur.
aosk And other Invaluable expectsrAnt and tome In
a.edelia; " is harmless, prompt and lasting in.
M sas eaa seutrers eennot hnord 10 neglect q trial
10Y mmiT should have 10. II is remarkable tor
Wo9p. Full descriptions, recomma nda ong and IN
fSeaons eeoem pAny each bottle.
ssis - Dayton by W. ". Stewart aud all pnucpal
PisgAssS BY pr. \ .. wysEOop, spd sold by D. g.
VS''HsH ssfh' sesodiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05


while before This was about o'clock, ant
little after 2, he aet Wesley Lease on the
! pavement in front Of Rickeys Book Store
and asked him very politely il he could direct
him to Langdon 4 Brothers Carriage Manu-
factory, on Fourth Street. Wesley says he
remembers dstinctly that be had on soft,
loW-crowned, black hat, with broad brim.--
BE also says, to the beat of his recollection,
he had pair Of old boots across his arm, but
be might be mistaken Mr. Maxwell and
Capt Minick, who both do business on JEFF.
ferson Street, say they met this same indi.
vidual in the Post Office rs late az 4 clock
and heard him twice ask Mr., Rea, il he had
the New York Mercury ofApril 30 That be
was the identical man Of whom we are speak
ing is rendered certain BY the fact that he nd
dressed these gentleman and told them how
he had mistaken the Fourth Ward engine
house for Church He explained the mat
ter by stating that he had lived month or so
in Baltimore, under Schsuek he then paid
for his Mercury ami left Neither Mr.. Max.
we'll nor Mlnick remembers seeing the man
have any Boots, though they both declare he
had red hair and no whiskers
He was not seen again that we eau hear of
ntil nearly dark, when he came up Main st.,
aiding a small sorrel mare, and smoking a
gar, apparently perfectly sober He pro,
.eded in this way until he had crossed Third
treet, when be deliberately mounted bis mare
nd rode away This can be proved by 20 or
witnesses. George Boyer Jonathan Ken
ey and Fred Shull, who were standing on
ie steps Of the steps oi the courthouse at
lie time, all concur in the statement that he
lrned to the right and disappeared at Second
treet, while reliabls young mAu who was
shing up the Miami, declares that he saw this
same man enter the bridge OF the north end
OF Main Street, and afterwards gallop off in
the direction of the mill The young man al.
so remember distinctly seeing a pair of new
boots lashed behind the saddle, but thinks
the man had fur cap on Be this as il may
though, there is no evidence that the man,
during his brief stay in Our city, did not pay
for all he bought, and otherwise dsnsan him
self like an honest, upright gentleman. The
report that he tried to pawn his boots for four
glasses Of beer, cannot be traced to any source
reliable or otherwise, and is therefore gener.
ally discredhed as We hope this whole yarn
will be.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

MRDIoAL NoTtoE-Dr. e. Cone may be
consulted as follows In Dayton, at Ahe Phil.
lips House, on Wednesday, December 30
Wednesday, January 81 Wednesday, Febrn.
ary "a; Wednesday, March 23 Wednesday,
April 20; Wednesday,, May lsi Wednesday,
June Is.
ln Troy, at the Morris House, on Thursday
December 81; Thursday, January 2s; Thurs.
day, Februrry 26; Thursday, March "a; Thurs
day, April 81; Thsrsday, May 10; Thursday,
jane l6.
In PiquiA, at the Piqua House, on Friday
January l. Friday, January 49, Friday, Feb
ruary &c; Friday, March 20; Friday, April 22
Friday May 70; Friday June II.
In Xenis, at the Hivelug House, Tuesday,
December 19; Tpesday January &c; Tuesday,
February 7s; Tuesday, March 20; Tuesday,
April 10 Tuesday, May II; Tuesday, June
ls
Dr. Cone has practced in the above places
about i've years. with the most gratifying suc.
cess. He treats all forms Of chronic diseases.
and avails of all improvements, in all schools
Of medicine. No charge for consultation,
bat cash for medicines, Consult DR.. Cone
before it Is too late.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05
@eolcal.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
EStassAsdi in The Year 1889.

AsAalshsd IN the Year 1859,
FoR THE oERR OF PRIVATE DISEASES
Ana Ender the eoAtr0 Of tive Of ths tasst Ep,jn.n,
Physicians In the Wsrld,
DR; B. BoRAPARTR, fr0m London and Paris
~ hSspltAls and io5 ths past ten years sf the Cin
einuae Nenereal Hospital and DT. X. D. REYNOI, ma
late Of New Tsrk. This IL the oHlY once in ne jt
where psrmAnent cure OF Private Diseases can X
..It Hshous shs use mercury or change Of
In ste 10 daVsi structures cured IN to weeks, No.
tgrnsl bnssions stopped In Z 70 days; seminal
~ stages cured IN days SEQ ndRry mptomr In /
- sUeeksi SKIS Diseases cured In 10 ! Woekst I'm
potency, vigor restored IN 70 weeks Aildisssssa
male or female. N s"eoeAs'
pr. ssnaParts's great work en- private diseases thu
Private Guide - heaiA 10 be nefoai 10 all male and
female, old and TeunE, should read this boot Ia III
enlgh,sn gen, Ihoss S vac crepe in darkness. Price rs
Or. Bsnaparts's Freaoh Patent Male Rsf., =, 4.
perfectly safe, and never falls 10 Es AGBsfantsn
ne snly sac and sure Prsysndye against djaeass,
oae, - per half dOGen " per dosNn sent ~
n~MAdAns LOZlER's Famals Monthlv piils T.
,ss aIssssss snssy IsT sgPPIesssas and ali fs
pregnancy, As they WI prednos miscarriage. py,cs
y GO per sox-extrA AAe St--asnt ts any sadres. Nv
Drs, ,. r. are tie Iasa 10 osu.ult, ,h.v A.. -,
Snesuesau{ NkneNedged 70 be the cham pionS ard
nsss :, vhSreai diseases, sad the only Doctors sSe
have been aeouhomed irs an early aSs ol Van,s ~
NIsasss the vArisus diseases which aiiicl .ssnti,S
e1e ~ ~ FtektoeA tafo0gh lenR cNraar ~
Proiessioaastudy Ia every sphere sflike grers -
h1msle 1esds o. beverly y lAs mansion Sfhs veal
M NV sau Asees,Aned heyend dSubt the vast
eunerne 81 humauty they deterIa med 70 seiert ~
eene.sufs stem a. their particular studv aud "a A.
vote their heleAttenten 70 the ALE walton az ~ ~
sees W she.elmportAnt functions Ne latter. ,siIi -
anaWefad unless they antain remltisnes ~, "l ~
- stamp. Call or address, W post
llrs' h0hAfARTk a REYNOLDS.
Ne, les Sycamore street, haiwean rijfh a s,s,- .
4 y. 0lnoinnali, Ohio. o'eAs'
eaes hours Aom : AN. tosPM. -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

One Year Ago.-one year ago tonight,
a Brutal mob, in the interest of the Butcher
B5rnside, Abraham Lincoln and the devil, the
atSer being the decentest man of the three.
b9at down the doors of the Hon. C. L. VAL
ldndigham, at the dead Of night, and carried
bsm away in defiance Of the Constitution Of
the United States: and he is still an exile,
for no other reason than because the laws are
silent, and liberty lies bleeding in the dust.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

Real Estate for Sale.--I will sell, il
applied to soon, four building lots beautifully
located on the east side Of Mcclure street,
between Xenia Avenue and Richard street.
Price per lot--two hundred and fifty dollars
one-hrd cash, the balance in one and two
years J. H BAGGoTT,
Corner Main and Second streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05
SAP NTFIR
CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MAIcER

w III makes high prcesi saponifer helps 10 re.
dues tAen. Itnakes Soap for Four eehts pound
hJ asinS your kt'chen grease
- CAUTION Az spunous Lyes are offered
sso' b eArefal and only Guy the Patented article
pat up In hron osns' all others being eSuntsrfsits
PRNNsILVANIA SALT MAEUFAOTEG co.,
Phtladslphta-KO. ISs Walnut street.
FtttssaEg-Pitt So. ana Duqussas way.
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a9Rtlrp.


R6A l. EST- -ATEAGERrr
NO. zoe HIRD sTRBll T. AT JOHN X. sToppRI-
MANS OFFICE,
HAVE alarge amot'n Mt Of property fer sale, suoh
As honi es and lots, all parts OF the eitV AZ Vs
gus prices ranging lfon four hundred 70 ten II
aoAtsi , o. good payn enis, and Well situated; aad
any quaint " OF vacant lots Tor sale Aso seVeral
larms for sale, ranging rom one hundred And sistS
the county. - ~ M ~
Those having propeFi y for sale, aud tho,s ,.ns,.
20 htly, ~ do well 50 call me, a. / shall d ye
oinp ttenuon 10 all business entrusted 70 n care
hMstS 49, IA eohsderable experience in the business
lNeN.1 A. " MCCLURE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

| esterday morning, az we
approached Main street from Fifth, we motto.
ed rather singular looking individual gazing
lntenlly on the beautiful flag which floats from
the spire of the Fourth Ward Engine House.
He was middle aged man, with dark hAis
and beard, and wore a low soft white hat,
black coat, and grey pants. As soon as we
came within speaking distance, he turned,
and, pointing to the engine house, Ssked us
in very gsntleuanly way, what church that
WASP THAT, we replied, sis an engine
house. % "Well," said be, 'tkat is the pretti.
ess flag I've seen since | left Baltimore, IT,
When he turned, we noticed that he had on a
eheckered velvet vest, aud that in the left, t,side
pocket Of the same, he had deposited one of
the large sized bottles of Dr. Conways Lini.
mentum. Are you going up street9' said
he. We replied afirmatively, and said he, ~
guess III 60 up as far as GoodmAn's shoe.
store along with you-I want to get me pair
Of Boots before go" 1t strsck US then that
he was one Of Rreugh's conscripts and we in.
quired If such was the faetf mot mach 81
said he, with cunniHg twinkle OF the eve, ~
think can attend to my own business with.
out choosing a master lam free man,
be continued, land when come to the con.
elusion that it is my duty to iorsake nv wife
and children to imPeril my life for niger e.
Emancipation, will volunteer, but not before
"Sappose you are drsftsd2" said we. "DraN.
ed, h--ll" said he, bursting out into loud
laugh, "drahed soldiers can flinR away thsir
guns, canteenS, and knap-sacks, and outrup
any eavalry'horss in the rebel service" "You
don't mean to say that you would run II Won
were drafted, said We 'in place of phtinRY'
"RunF said he, am tell you what IN do
I'll bet you S20, or the best suit of clothes
you cAn pick at Brssne Il Nixons, that can
oU' ru" any man in the city of Daytonf' f'J
This brought US to Goodmaa's, where, a,
we Afterwards learned, the stranger purchased
a pair Of fine boots and two or three pairs of
shoes of different sizes, expressing his pleas.
ure at getting articles so well suited to his
wants, and so cheap withal Goodman does
not remember noticing his vest, and ssems
to think he had his coat buttoned while in his
store. He says he exhibited large roll ofI
grsen-bAeks Of large denominations which he
loosely remarked rs he paid his bill, couldn't
be 'invested too soon"
The next place We hear Of him was At Nm.
arth's, where he got 25ctS worth of cigars and
made Jake, the clerk, change a IS bill to get
ais pay. Mr.. Nuarth was not in a. the tims,
but Jake says he noticed that be had on a
'heeksred velvet vest He remembers this
he more distinctly from the fact that the man
put his change in his vest pocket; but he de-
'lares that his hat was black silk one He
iAd pair OF new calf bOSts on his arm; aud |
done up IN brown paper, cores.
bonding to Goodman's description Of the buu.
lie Of ahsss which be had sOld him q little
bttAa VIZ "HA"
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Special Notices.
Or &C En- "

~ ~ N ~ NJ
bAREB8TLY caution all young men AuasrinR
j. IRON Nervous Debility, 6e, against endaneerinR
nsiT health By patroulsing any Of the advertising
9nhaEe You can fully recover BY the methods used
BY the adV srtaer aud by hundreds Of others and in
no other way. Rsad letter which Will send YOU Il
ysu will send nae pest paid envelope bearing your
address. Direett to EDWARD d. TRAYER,
de&edaWem Lock HoG, Boston, MnsB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

Beneficial Society. The Seams
Beneficial Society will meet Friday
the 9Th inst at o'clock at the Greg
gine Han. Come one, come all, and
yourselves with printed bills OF prices
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;@@9R
dayton and Michigan Rallrond.
sandnnky, DAYTON and 0lnnlnnanr !,

~ I'D M 5Elassrss.
{ IN and after November IT, 1893, ape, ,,,,,,1 -
~ honee' passenger and Freight 1Tains ~, 'ufths
pA1TOh, gong north, a. follows, N' Hl IeaVs
O.4U with Passenger Car stiacbad Accommodation
In.RG A. M NAL tram Tor eprnga.ta -
AOsOV Urbana, Belleiontalne. Forsis' Colun bus
1Mluiushy, connecting at Springfield ~ CiJde Al
oi,iVn ~ anu Coiumbasi arriving in Jo,,n, Train fct
~ - ~ OIhA win Train tOr ColunLus ~ s 81 x!SU n,
Ian Ian On TithbuIB, ~. Wayne ChIcas ofost Hb
a s arriving IN Orestline ~ oa6 IN shS e. X. goihs
y w ~ Syue Win Tran Gsyean,E Eittsb1rR n
~ fnt ~ ko'ns LAST arriving IA Cleveland Ahd 1oleao
ugat ~ o'9o M ana Buffalo at 6,So $40 n .
v, es, * ~ Ioedo NJ 1910 NJ Is,m ~. Goifs
~ SH0Hko ~ lV'sO IN, ana 5andnslv v a, ut at $50
hi 49, -, niiBnt hHPIess Tor spftneS.5to m.
Man i iel,elontAne, counestinp ae SsIu, UrhanA
ROAD so,nR heel on Fttsburg, IT. Wsyns Forest VIII
hoao' arriving Crestne att b:I6 ~ re p and Uhicaa
& Solng West, with Tram rrivn, tsburg al Ma
osY G IN, and chicago at 1910 H. a. ~ ~ Wayne Al
oa n cleveland and Toledo H. r. with Tram
t V n' puhIurk at $500 m and Hptet 10 Cleveland ht
1,nk p. M. Huntsville ;
tsNC layton on arrival Of Fra,n UUuAlion, leayiu,
Wei f epIlnkneid NJ 300 M Irhraaoh aaoh Cincinnati
and huntsville NJ l2.l2 m eoh'Aine Al lli6I N ~
West can ba aS hni sn,S Lihe 20 all points No.,
M n ge had az the Ticket tfBc worth, East ana
ss1E - " KING, Ticket Agent in the UniOn Depo
Fo.iI hIIe always ~ low As by sn, ,,,
Ront. 'u'VIHauon relative 20 sbln11iosn snsr route.
MAssh PPy ~ the Company's Ersiss.s freight by tins
-, y. LAP Ten. Ticket Agent. superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

Bs6~ II you want good -four go to L. b.
liland's Flour store, north side of thsr
GIVE doors from Main street He
selling the very best brands in quaint
suityou delivered at your house I'm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05
Music.
STRINGMJJSTC

I AN prepared 10 uruish string Mu,ic far hail,
l. Psrhes, 40, nj the lswest possible rates Having
played with Prs Fairchild during the last
ieel osnhdent that caA satisfy All ha Ella eustom.
Srs l am rnenber Of the gifaent tal hand and
oeS mrash any number Of pieces for STRING hand
Al orders len with Charles Thesbad, cerAer Third
promptly attended to- ' W." w
del2dSm NANIEL v. BAKER.
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lprnhisinns.

Andrew WoinKRrtnsr,
StalA No. ~, Wesss rh Markes Hsase
Dealer In
FRESH Meats, Hams, ,Sausage.&c..
bivays On haad, OF choice No. stock. auleasu,
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.1eourlo.

A no rE mo- by Perry ieease to the order John
this n0tA " - tss.yiaanA ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-05

Wanted 10 Rent--a comfortable d
with six 10 eight rooms The wes,er
Of the city, uorIh Of Fourth St, preie
Enquire 81 this eilice
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T:s.On' ~. o. - 1enla and Columbus RsIlro,6

"A NhR.Ek Daily Trans -, a
DC. c Dayton toIt e al 'Is cGlgmbas T6roas
East a. Goio2,I pi Trans H, East, IsaTSs S. SS,Lss
md Day E4paTsa.Dsr aaDrSs, GnsnGs ST q.
o. ~ sfo oain and London. |ecda. m. these trains
6oam " way stations between DaS.Ss D,sSsS1 o.
noodat,ark k s =. Dayton n ight eKprsss ...t
press 1iIa p m nj columbus and Lac ASsGs a
teI .san run run by oolun Gus tiuoe v,hi.L
calling on 5. KISs g@s Be had for all Eastern ,,.
non a ~ aHSS, Tel ct Agent, 0'N"so o.
- T. W. WoODGA .tJ' snn...,
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Illinois Central Railroad
& ~ l

1N,nd.oAN oHANsE OF TIME.
LEhvls LEY v1nlsttoon and PanS' .. ,sfn tassen ssr
Going North ia ia pk NATION A' follows,
Going sosth, 1b0 and 1li0O IN.
Going North LEAVE PiSSP N
nsIy sonth llisO n AMI sV o., P m.
Nv" ". ?. JOHNSON, Cen n'S m.
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BaltimOr and 0bio S.ssassr S Ages

TRssT ~ M M Ns$sas: Sssa5
asion HdfiSSSA5 and SsthdEtos Eo u Ter@insss.
points he vail ESsirosds sieamsrs% c a. which place
s, ssrsS Tram ior All hs sHs SoEslsss al
Le.Ss Rai,i. " The only route to WsssIIn oties
and oa sands,. t,S 1915 G Cy ss1 ss
and SitI washington 500 TtC ~ sBS snS 40 on SI
lhro isSis SSisd:ys a ~ = Fao and m o5 M and $50
"s washington GUY az An eittrscSn be-
in9rs l9 9sk & andfere as low az a. charge Of a.
any Of the prnciSs va Baltimore and 3ho heh routs
u, sULLIVANp iInees Iss In the West.
w.P.sMIrE M, NO VoLAs Gen. Ticket sa1,rn ssstern Ag't.
- ~ Master OF TransporistioIst T.
, 1864-12-14
Read the following Extracts, from few Let
ters hare ReteiTed,

LAZY Fnnx M.rfn-cuurr p. o.va.-unv n
I Howx neor ,.-rh.va ,,a5 w, n,r,,,., c..--.'
p,11s unon Turrr 1urrpvxr -, s,or" aes 49,
Brvnvm Tr1r c,rar 1rrr cr ~. hssss. 49,. ~,
henerttino nv vana-,1 heatth ~ 49, ,aI
ren--a,v trs.- tha .1na ~ W.. ~+s 10y
,nnch ~ ,hstr .rNa,,,r. sasna se"4 a,
won1d ha han,ahe5~ '-A1 .A" @0eS'sA'
n...r.,. e..
~ao ~. ~ =. ~. a.. ~, ~ 1nca' =. callea upon
,oid them th,t rhe Of conr,c aId nos seis h., a
made nnbfc Int r. INV one ,hor1., aonnt ~. .,1
nus.n -,c,cr ~ ~ nnn1x<,,s na,n. ~ p.-s "se,'
thrV nioht ref.r .nv ladv n hs- 49, - eaa.soxaa..
nrTx .erv,, "a n--.s1sr - go. .as'a - !"
mar ~ thc,r ef,cacr nx .ao1nts,aros -. -. s.,".
ter . vo,nr ,adv anEantoor as~" ~ a.. 10
ro.nxiuto Consnrnntiou~hait tasen rn,aNn.tnra hsa
hcco1ne ohatrrrta,1 1uo 1,~.s =. m @.s -
P111s ENTIRELY cuEn H1R, aud she ia now IN ROBUST
ncaith."
Miss L., Of Virginia, says;-aAv monthly s,cknesa
(which have no. had for two yesrs> has again been
brought on by the OF only sixteen Of your yaua.
bic DUPoSCo GoIpES PILLS. and am now well nn,. In
excellent sp,1ts Nv phyatcian snta vas fact oo,ng
Into consumption / hare secomm ended thrm n
other ladies md they are pleased and satisfied with the
pills."
A 1aLy IN nuea,o- Y vro+a +,,s ., ~, nu,..
t11cre. ~ A'' 'seo'
"MR. n. II. p cu.vp1,u-n,.r
ton by vou NJ The nrpnxro 49, u- T., a.
clty. have suffered lt1e n,an~ otho-s -. 49, 49,
with the mos, d1stressinr headache min IN tho ,s
vomiting, ETC.. and In such a1onv baTc hec1 ~.
a,pvnxs had n t,es IN M h,o s,, 49, :f,, .s.s
, 1864-12-14

The following are the statements md
recommendations of the Secretary OF the In
terror, IN his annual report, regarding the Pa
cIfic Railroad:
ltappcars from communication f,o,, f.a,,
| Dix. the President Of the Union Pacifc xii.
road Company, that 1t has, since the nilfonrn
| ment OF Congress, expended more than ha1f n
million Of dollars upon the main line Of thn
road leading westward from Omaha, Of wh;ch
one 1und!e9 mnes have been permanently To-
Gated, and forty miles are in process of ron-
st1Ection. ~ con'
Inc company has surveyed lines to sa1t
Lake City, through the South Pass Icr,n,;a
plains, Bridger's Pass By way Of Timn,nanne
AID Weber rivers, to determine the most fsas.
ab)e route. Parties have also b:en engaged in
explorations in Colorado Territory fh3nnah
Berthold's Pass and up the Cache Ia Peuise
river, and also IN cxnmining tie toporranhv
of the country in the vicinity Of the 1nntI
meridian Of longitude, and il locating tha
line from Omaha to Fort Kearney. Consider.
ing The limited time which has ELAPSED sfnce
tAe action Of Congress enabled the company
tory TrosTess has been made, and lie country
has no rcason to apprehcnd any tardiness IN
the prosecution Of this grett e1terprise.
The progress made in the construction of
INC branch road in.-kansas, known as lie
Union Pacific Railroad, has not met the rea- "a
sonaole 1ts pc e1pectatlons Of thc, public. There
section Of 40 miles Of that road would have
been rapidly approaching completion, If not
completed by this time; instead Of which 10
miles only Of the track are laid, and that mt
yet In condition to be examined b7 tie CON- nm.
m1sstoners appointed by the President to in
spect and report upon the work.
tor THIS Unexpected state Of affairs the COM
pany Is not altogether without excuse. n,
assassination of the contractor in july last.
soon after the adjournment Of Congress. thn
continued insurnountable difficulties Of d.
taining the necessary materials, either by river
or rail, from causes known to ali. preycnted
them for time for prosecuting The work.
Since these difficulties have been partially re-
moved &C eonmendable nm energy has marked the
the road to Lawrence, to which place the tack
is laid, will undoubtedly be open to the public
and in usc within few days. The company
IN California Is also making satisfactory pro-
e5ress with its portion Of the road.
The President has appointed Gcoroe al,
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mnn, Of Massachusetts,; Springer Harbauyh.
Of Pennsylvania; Charles r. Sherman, ol
Ohio: Jesse L. Williams, Of Indiana, and
Timothy J. Carter, Of Illinois, to be directors
On the part Of the United States in the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, aud these gentle
men have accepted the appointment. The
wisdom Of Congress in providing for the ap-
pointmcnt Of such officers cannot b. doubted.
:. Being impressed with the conviction Of the
importance Of securing the interest Of he
Government in the roads connecting with the
main line, and the faithful compliance, by thr
MheS 3hs1 the tes
to the munifcent bountfes offered bY Con.
gress, should not hesitate to recommend. If
It we're deemed practicable, that such direc-
tors should be e. od7eio members of tho board
or other governing authority of each Of such
companies. submit this subject to the con.
s;deration Of Congress, with the hone that
some means will be deyised, by which a su-
control over the action Of such com
panies may, within proper limits, be conferred
upon the directors on the part Of the United
States.