davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Mr.. Benedict, We notice, h9s bill before
the Legislature relating TO the care Of the Pub
lie Health of our City, which We doubt not is
our old friend Of many sessons-pcssbly with
new face. And there arc so many different
projects for re5rganizing and remaining ths
Board of Police Commissioners that we haze
ceased TO keep track Of them.
Now there ought to be radical reform in
our Health-coneerving machinery-there Is not
doubt Of it--and the Board of Police Com
missioners should be re3rganised; but we think
these ends should be attained through one and
the same bin. We have q perfect swarm OF
Heath-conservers, who do little or nothing, and
the little 20 no purpose, because the machinery
which they operate 10 radically vicio.s. And
anu machinery that does not make the care OF
the Public Health matter Of Police, is bad,
and Will fail. Were Our Policemen charged
with the duty Of seeing that every dead or dis
abled ANIMAL is promptly and properly removed
that all nuiaances are surely and speedily
abated-that no feculcnt, noisome substance is
allowed tn faint Tho atD1oaphere--the work
would be done. So long as these duties are do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
From BIsxics vim California.

OAS oAnO1oCOs Auuiuoys v IN N lo0&
A letter from Guadalajara Of the 9Th Inst.
contradicts tho Mexican news received from Hssoaa
via the Overland Telegraph It states that the Hrenh
numbering 5000. under Gen. Bazaine occupied z
PotOln On the 9TH inst. without opposition. The psu
pie kept quiet. Many OF tho wealthy Mexioans ~
previously left.
Ursga with 5000 Mericans was prepared to msAs {
stand In the mountain deflcs leading TO Colima
1t reported that Gen Basaine would not advsnoo
toward Colima but would open way to some Paoi1s
port the latter being the most important undertakes
considering his dstance from Vera Cruz, and @e n,
practcablty Of getting supplies thence. Should II
reports be confirmed that Miramon had been beatsa q
Callala, and that Diaos had driven the French ltsu
Orizaba, the result OF Gen. Bazones campaign vuul1
be probematca
President Juarcswas at Zacatecas whore Dobladshaa
assembled large army ard there the French are ~
tined 10 meet more resOluto defense than elsewAo
west of the City of Mexico
The traitor Gen. NeIia, called by the Mexicans ~
murderer OF Comonfort had occupied San Luis PotoA
and Gen. Negrete. In endesyoring 10 recapturs ~
place wss desperately defeated.
Arrived bark Smirnistc from Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

sovsF. 80. 22-rhe Speak eF announced as the Com
p...se o. Uniform system Of coinage weights, o9d
measure: lie zs Kosson. Sohencs. Winfield, iLia.s-
nd G1cer. 10 House then tool. up tho bill 90 IN
erssso soc Internal BeyeHne reported from the Con-
7ttee OF tl,c Whole with amendment The House con-
cusTea in amendments, 50 that spirits win pay sixty
cents gallo and authorizations sold whisky. vino
b-e4oy, e,c on additional tax Of twenty cents; all
spios on lsnd 6r sale. whether distilled prior 90 the
late of 1 oct ~ not stnu BE subject 10 tho rates Of
iutr provided b, iris act from oad after the 10Th OF
January m except that spirits tia' have been already
,axed uaOC c law of July J. 1862, shall not bear moro
.b.1 the additional or increased tax provided by this
iot AZ provisions of law whereby cotton. In the
an5v q naufactaIere Of cotton fabrics the Let Of
October lSt aud prior thereto. is exempted from tar
alone are repealed and the shall DO subject TO
du OF tW &c. Is pound. Spirits imported prior tt
& passaie O. tls act slali pay an additional tax
Tory cents por rsloA Mr. Ste7enss substitute foT th'
biG sae elected. 81 against 100. Tle amended BIZ
stsr psssea s6 agsinst CO. The House took up Ok
concurrent resolution TO amend the confscation act
.enArss we're made by Nj Spa0iding and Nj. Stevens
zoe latter viewing the Rebel States beyond the pale
., Con iioual protection by their act and their
recoebit>l b. rs % beigoronts bill was referred
% the &ilitsry Comuee providDg for the extension
Of oaatics 10 sold for years service honoraby
tsclargco within that tine. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
4 UtrARaPE LAW

NJ. Edwin James has printed " Suggestions
for an Act 10 establish Uniform System Of
Bankruptcy" which we trust will bo carefully
studied by Members Of Congress, especially
those to whom tho most responsible duty Of
framing our future Bankrupt Law is intrusted.
Tie facts that Mr.. James has bad extensive
practice in bankruptcy cases in England, and
that he aided, as Member Of Parliament, to
frame some Of the latest amendments Of the
present British Bankruptcy Act, will cause these
suggestions to be read with interest and profit
There are so many particulars to be attended TO
so many wrongs to be guarded against-so
many possible frauds for which no loop-hole
must be left-that no wise Dl0n would undertake
to frame Bankrupt Law without some such
guide as this pamphlet affords. And, though Of
but 80 pages, we think there arc no points left
unconsidered 10 It.
We Ike one OF those suggestions nucb-that
persons resorting 10 the Courts Of Bankruptcy,
whether TO coeTce knavish debtor or TO relieve
an honest one--should pay tbe cost of such
Courts. If A. chooses 10 eel @ million dollar
worth Of goods per annum On credit. and thereby
makes q good deal a business for the bankruptcy
courts, he ought to pay whatever is needed 70
keep them going in preference to b., who sells
but half so many goods, but exacts pay down.
Ws should be disposed 10 push Ills rule 70 the
full extent-fCrtter, We infer, than Mr.. jaime,
would.
Mr.. J. would make less distinction Than the
British Law appears TO do between trsdor and
others in bankruptcy proceedings. We doubt
the eIpediency Of any distinction ~hntever.
He who runs in debt is, prima Jaeie trader,
and we are not convinced that trader IN lands,
in cattle, in any thing else, should be treated
differently BY Law from the trader in dry good,
or groceries. But We viii further consider that
point.
We infer that Mr.. j. considers a Bankrupt
Law desirable as o means Of restoring and in
MIGRATING Mercantile Credit, Ne want ono for
the opposite purpose. If we could have an act
prescribing that whoever sells goods e another
TO he by him sold again, should get his pay for
those goods as he best can, without help from
the law, il would suit Us better than any Bank
rupt Law. Overriding, based on most ez-
aggerated Credit System, has been our national
bane. We had quadruple the number trading
four years ego that We need or should have had;
hence thousands rushed into Rebellion as g
new way to pay old debts (" We want Bank
rupt Law that viii keep Mercantile Credit down
to the present low level, and are sure that would
largely conduce to National solyency (by check
ing over-imgo rtation) and true, lasting National
prosperity. But enough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
f,FGTGTATUPE,

SIysr, Jan. 22-Bils were reported foI the pre'er.
satoD OF historical manuscripts in the Office OF the Sec
rrtary OF tae 10 incorporate the Roosevelt Hospital
ev-g or; 70 Incorporate the Niagara ShipCanal Com
paoy A BIZ vas introduced prosid.ng that every bank
al be entitled 10 one notary public The resolutions
processing Tho amendment Of the Constitution %
orosida To- Eve Commissioners Of Appeal were ordered
third reading. Adjourned.
AesEyBLY.--Icports were mode On the soldiers
vcsiag bill Against The claim Of Gen. Ward u. BGr-
nett Relative 10 the Police Justioes in brooklyn. To
punish the adul.eration OF milk The Kent avenue,
x col,yu Main Sever BIN. The bill TO facilitate the
sR6 sson e. tho people Of the proposed amendment Of
10 Constitution 70 enable soldiers 70 vote referred
Aos gith rover to report complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Terms Of The Tribune.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIaH. WAR.

we have New-0rleaps news 10 The 10Th In3l'
accommodation Is tie dOmirent topic in Louisiana i
.eems tss, Ire loyal people disagree With Cen.
-;,aks about The mode; n orders az election
u STATE officers under the old Constitution ana
she I'ruciamancn-tbey arc in favor of oiesn
sweop by drst making q new Constitution We
nave Indulgence of tie capture recently Of several
b',chaders oG Mobile, among them the Alert alias
winona. hy tire Eanawha- ard thc Marshall j. smith,
tbe ray jacket and the John Scott by The kennobee.
The Crav Jscket is described as "neW, OF
,bcut 90 tan' propeller. very fs3t' A lsrse
,rooEnt Of cotton and other commodities, fol m
,ng the oarEoos Of thoae prizes viii give INC
aen handsome distribution Of prize money.
Notwithstanding the fact that guerrilla operations
onr .he Mississippi Riveg appear oi late 70 bate been
in.ela,ed IL not sopped entirely. very little COM
-oercc Gov, in tina. channel no1. But one steamboat
las arisei ON ST. Louis during pefod Of over hreo
seeks and that one has been lying OF the whar several
DAYS waiting for cargo 10 return. Maj.G7n
~, has returned End resumed the Command
y tie lstl Army Corps. Msi.-Gen. Was
., -ae ars sat Lad ,rriycd IN New-Ogloaus from
lass Ce,a9o Ttle reporting oyerl thnG % tho mont
* n ,.qs GA smart Sight lad taken place q Pass
.svalo Tesaq n which the Rebels suffered severely
4 lcstec 70 he Boston Tsaroiler, from New
seu x. c. states that information had reached there
saat cqI hac been issued ut Raleigh FOR State Con
ve..on '- he purpose Of seeding from thar nlesi-
ln.e 70 ilo Southern Confederacy. Tie writer Gays
Soyc,aci yanco.and nearly every leading man o. Aozh
cI,l'na ocs.e 10 rci-rn 20 the Uninu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

orap-Oa ,sr o. nom dl,rg overheard MoOiy. ~
igth pe.-irk Nara II 10. 10 siags street Wilismsb9
lola the Parish OF CianduA, County Down, Ireland.
This IL the poor man that the sailor Of whom ~
have spoken rescued the foot Of Fulton street Brcoh
ya His death Is dee, beyond question 20 the fact that
no appliances could he found IN the Fulton Ferry hous
for speedily resuscitating hisD, and when poccnAn
was sent TO the hotel in the vicinity to earn " be ooae
be ..ken there for proper treatment peremptory ~
frsal wns barbsgcusly returned III, consequences
wa that. although the gentlemen who took HE
cass In hand did their best 60 bring hin
back TO i,fe. It nearly hour bstesp
circulation partially restored and he We
even thon when tho police took him away specchless
and unconscious, whereas with suitable room. blsnk
cts and towels by the aid Of those present thc mas
could have been subjected to treatment under WHICH
nature would have rallied much earlier aud b"iors
much Of his vital force had been exhausted. We tust
tho ferry companies will take tbs subject into earnss
consideration. 1t s ther bounden duty 10 provide suk
sbo appliances ut their houses Tor such emergenci&
Tor the testimonial 10 Frank Sebastian Wcbb. WA
rescued Ward lave already sclno~isds ss.. s2s %
Received since:
..".................s.'.'s''''s
AnouyIious.... ......ss....ss.ss.sssssssss 70
~. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Tolsl.............................

YOUR COIORED SolDIBRs ON fOnl,oU0B.-
Some o! our citizens have noticed within this lsst lev
days, four intelligent and neatiy-dressed coorei NJ
diers WALKING through oar streets Those mon vevS
slaves Two yoars ago in North Carolina On thc arsss
oil Cen Burnside they came within our lines dresse
IN the rag, of the plantation. One Of them NAMED
Harvey Bryant rendered signal service 10 the unsn
cause as IA scoat--goiag through the enemys nnes
twenty miles, TO the peighboraood Of Kingston. oloS
surveying tie Rebel camps and ouposts ard returning
In safety. fuu Of vslusbls Information. y
the commanding gsae-al De Wa inatruossa
70 hold conversation With orr own pickets on MS ~
turn but ~ report whatever he learned concerning hs
eacuy 10 Nnoen. Colger, the snen Superintendent a
the Poor sho Mad sent him oas he carried out hisiA
sructons so faithfully that the Union pcsots suspsctee
hiu Of being SPY sent by the RebeJ-fom Che fast u
hs Itreme tsciturnlty and Of his being armed Wiz
revolver They arrested him aud sent him 10 dcss
POSER then Governor vi Newbern, who was uisbs
10 at anything ous OF lin until ne took him
10 MI Coyer. lie made several other trips
IN company with some Of his fellows into the
Rebel camps once barely escaping with bis lie
Tho four enlisted in Wlds Brigade. and for scne
months past they have been before Charleston undss
Gen Gilmore. BY reason Of good conduct they Lave
been granted froueh Of rs days and they are nev
this city awaiting transportation 80 their old home -
Newborn Two of them have lost their wives BY sios'
ness arising from the neglect and want 10 which nss
people subjected BY our Governmcnt-and one ~
lost three ont OF four Of bis children om tho sa'ns
cause slncs they have been In the army Yet they aS
determined and loyal 10 Che good cause for wsoA
they enlisted the very best OF our loya, soldiers eA
that is saying good deal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
GENERAL NEWS.

question affecting the banishment Of
,@,e.gens j.. Vailandilham before the Supreme
Court OF tie United states Friday 1t was original
L. "a po~,s Vennl. g,am being The petitioner. The
motion for writ Of cforort to the JudgeAdyocate-
Genera wa, argued by ex-senator Fueh for and by
.ruo ge-A oyocste Hot in opposition thereto.
The Union Lincoln Association Of this city Is
aow fully organized Simeon Draper as President John
Ooaceaoush % Vice President, s. D. Glasse as Score
tary. Resolutions have been adopted strongly urging
.he reaouinatio. Of Mr. Lincoln. The Hon. Truman
smith vas d speGke. Of the las, meeting
Tho National Union Club Of Philadelphia, on
thursday evening adopted resolutions Recommending
a.. reconciliation Of President Lincoln. The Union
League o. aa. city Lag indicated similar preference.
A barn belonging TO Mr.. Byron X. Stevens,
III, Pavenswood J.. L. was blrred on Friday evening.
18th q arge quantity Of hay. No insurance
". W. Treedwell, Cashier Of the People s
Bank of Hudson Michigan. abscOnded on Thursday
,llL 5000 belonging to tie bank.
Uncle Abraham has been recommended for re-
election bv the state Senate Of California.
God opencd On the street at 1873, sold ct l5o3,
800 q, 1874, The quotation at the Stock Exchange was
fs-;ls7f and after selling low al Ssh rst and oosed
= ,r, s,ocks on the street All strong At tho STOCK
h. GoverDmeut Bonds all advanced. Stocks have been
-. one,ing ertn selling reduction during the middle
n % d. CLOSING izrn and advancing Money has been ac'
- :, , Z. cent With continual bargaining fof s7e
- c.s. In soue casos loans wero made oil cs'a ser
a, cant street borrowers paying the aceuria'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

y n. Tdflyf Ttt ). l. IFlItns.
SIR: Allow me % correct your answer 70 TIE
BorlF, question, In TIP TRIBUNE o'ycs 'rday. when
Nj Stanton was sworn into Office n the Custom House
8. received bis Instructions fT,, the Treasury Depart
nen; snd acted IN all things with ths advice and kncw
ed 20 OF Collector barney Ia regard recent deyeop
ments Z Mr.. Dennison who ls 10 possession o. Bena.
minis paper, has facts duplicating Mr. Stanton. Why
doe, he not publish themi because there no such
facts. Xou-s truly,
Jar. -. 1854 L. CsDT STATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

On the third page to-day We print Literary
sevjevs and tho Burial Of 1hackeray; followed
% the fourth page by two Poems, Gen. H"liili-
IONS Address to tho People Of Texas, Colorado
and it, Cold Mines and tho Home ior Coioieo
orphan. al GEORGETOWN, D. c. The ninth page
holds letters Of interest from Florida and souin
csroljos; tho tenth page has letters from Ten
.es.ee, The Pension Office Report, notes Oh coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

We are assured by correspondent at Santa
F6. New-Moxico, that Jose Manuel Gallcgos OF
New.Mexico is and has been from The beginning
lovalist without reproaeh, and that when The
facts concerning the election for Delegate to
Congress from this Territory arc investigated
Mr. Callegos, and not Mr. Perea. will be found
nniiilAd 20 the seat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

and Foreign gossip. On the second page we
give the full report of the Hon. Joseph A.
Wright, United States Commissioner to The
great Fair at Hamhurg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

IEoUsSrs.--,lohn Mullan OF No. 49, Division
street dled Thursday night from overdose oilsu.
danum Inadvertently administered b. hi, Rlo. YER.
dctia asco.lance .i.h the faos ~ rendered An IN
quest held by Coroner Collin yesterday N The body
Of Mrs. Caroline A. Vokmer. and avsstlct rendered
that sho came to her dcSth from Injuries caused oy being
knocked down by the pole Of soso vehicle Michael Car.
roll who arrested suspicion OF being the driver
whose cGTeessness caused tho accident was discharged
Tho same Coroner yesterday he'd an inquest on the
body OF Mrs. Jane y. Ward who died from tho effects
Of nhalng ohoEoorm which she had procured for the
purpose OF oyiating tho pain caused by cagbunoe on
one OF her hnsers The jury rendered verdict In 40.
corlanco with tho fac.. and conscrol james
Wood. the druggist VINO soid the article. for
not complying with the law 10 labelling 10 poison"
A. tho breaking ont Of tho Robellloa mr. Ward, the
edys husband, Yves the pastor OF largo ard -four.
shlng church in Harlem Being periodically Inclined
he raised company from among his congregation and
joined one OF tho volunteer regneuts fsom ths CITY
ito participated in all tho hsrdfought battles on the
Peninsula and mot bis death as brave soldier as the
second battle OF Bull Run. lIis family by his death
ef, In ghened ciroamstsoces but the ooncre
CATION noby came TO their relief AID purcla6s .or
them comfortable home. whera she resided up 10 tho
time OF she distressing accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

A PLACE or REST FOR CoLoRsD TRooPs.-By
order Of Ma Gen. biz. portion OF ths Park Barracks
viii hereafter be set apart for The uHe Of oolood troops
passing through Now. York kations % geQ - sleep
inx loom VIII DO pgVviasd fog then.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

gPrpr)Rp. II

Nfw-BFDsoRD. Friday. Jan. q 1884
Tie sa'eso OF sperm oil during the week anoun1
10 90 bDls al s. e. per gnlona)o bDs fer home ~
aur tho balance Tor export, l. 90 bbs vbaie rclstse
soA e. an advanced rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
The Cnse Of Cnnnt Joanns

IVITVN u.
In the case of George Jones, alias Count Je'
annes the Corrt to-day gave the defendant week 3
DR. pare bnl Of exceptions, and "a hours 70 find h.
In 500 for bis appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas.

PHILADELPHIA, friday, Jan. - 1854
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, Of the United States
Army. was the recipient to-day Of complimentary
dinner from the Corn Exchange ofhs city & The 0sEnfs
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Tee KcutucLr scnatorsh;p,

FRANKFORT Ky, Thursday. Jan. aI 1884
The election Of Senator was prevented In ~
Senate to-day. by flbustering until the hour Of ~
journment The House nominated Mossrs Bel. 0wth.
rie Iiurahanl, Batter and Baekner as candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

.CoSSECrICUT DEaocRACy.-Tre State Con-
ysuHon VII be held IN Mrsic Hln. New Haven. e.
"wednesday. no l4tA day OF February. is5i, nc 10
o'cloct a. a. Ihoc.n cordially invites tns cooperation
sni ass. tnce of all who would rescue the Union from
.aipeul ins danger rbuke lat faGatosi spsit which
would sacrifice American Liberty % ia nal purposes;
and who bsisye TIA, the North a. son-h Dricrs rid
People should be- alAo required - ote, 40 Copstita
ton aud tce Lave"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Inn LAKE ERIE WINE CROP In the vicinity
Of sandusky is eotmsted at 100000 gallcas In ietA
and Its value s3oooo0 Its expected 10 be more ia
doubled u 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

SAS FRANC.sCo, FRIDAY, Jan. 'tok
Arrived, steamer America, from Panama. SHY
Gov Lan sdou from BOSTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
Non.ArxiyaI Of tire 4 ay,as1a.

HALIFAX FRIDAY. Jan. 1e-Aidnghk
There are no signs OF the Canada. from Liver
pool now July due.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23

Luther Calvin Saxton, the Rochester. N. Y.
swindlcr nov works In TIC blackswith shoP Of At3n4
Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
RIPPLE SH Il e Il
40 CorrcsvOuJ dents.

40 Correspondents.
M pocs can he taken OF Anor ynous Confnrpcsi oha
Hbaieref Is intended lo insertion Husi be aut'ehie
by re lli' , in a. I,s1t or lis good filth
Wo cannot undertake 10 return releote ply H.
Al husnes for this office shout DC addressed To lh
yssBcSt." NCW-lor-.
ss<Ersssrxs
Terms Of The Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Hltf,s
"a a. 81 .ns.l ono yca- il
sEAll-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. o.,
ftu@
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81
"er o.
faya,lc I'D ad,.rce.
Al" Ns,y-york.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18
STATE ITEMS.

The quo of Jones county under the
late call is 2l2, of Linn county lss. and Of
Clinton GIG.
The I'd Iowa Battery has been mus
tered out of service. 1t was recruited at
Sioux city, we bell
INDIAN PANIC. The Dcmoncs Rfgister
Is informed th,t intense excitement prevails
III the Ncstcrn part Of the State, in consc-
qnence of the recent bu:chcries BY the
Indians in the vicinity of Fort Kearney.
II is evident that the sayages are in large
force on the plains, and they mean war.
BrcAMY.-Dr Fcrrard, the celebrated
Spanish Physician, who has been minister
ing to the afflicted in this city occasional,
got himself into trouble by partaking of u
double dose of matrimony About a year
since he married a young lady of Fort Mad
son and ever sncc-ministerng to her
every desire with liberal hand-thc sea of
life has been to them unruifled by a single
storm, until yesterday. Mrs. Ferrard No.
| lady he had welded some time prior to
his marriage to his present. wife, sailed into
his domestic haven and raised breeze in
the family. The consequences of her visit
are that the doctor was arrested at Fort
Madison and bound over to appear at the
District Court under charge of bigamy.-
hCokU1 Constitution 10Th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-18

These Bitters are prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky, from combination Of over 90 different
kinds ofroCts, bark~ and herbs which act in per-
feet cpncer. one with the other prepareslSrom the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket. to Dr. Chaplin, rho nsed them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
game! 80 great popularity in the cure ofdyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ier
vous headache, Fever and Ague and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loathsome diseases
will find a sure cure by the use Of these Etters,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisolls usually put up in such prepar-
ations, and palmed off ION an unsuspcct,ng public.
One trial will convince the most skcptical that in
Red jacket is virture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are nncqualed for general debility.
They for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are The best stinulent in existence
They are preventive of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache
They are perfectly pure and Palatablc.
can large doctor bills by use Of these Bitters
Beware of counterfets He'd jacket Bitters are
only sold in bottles with our name blown on The
side. --orR-