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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED STATES
RAIpINe OWE IHI RoRDER,

Under this head the Baltimore AMERICAN in an arti-
Gle with the above heading referring to the law Under
which the preliminary examination OF the st. Adams
raiders is now being conducted, a! St! Johns Canada
East. says:
The examination Of the arrested parties viii doubtless
elicit testimony that will exert important bearing
upon the case w0en toe ST. Adams scoundres shall be
brought TO trial in Vermont |. il said that the Justice
lie acguRted by highly commendable sense OF fairness
ard importantly. The parties arrested are fully identI
fed and their completely with the murders and robbie
~ recently committed is capable of he Doat abundant
aud sat actory proof The 0ansd themselves man.
ifest disposition respect the requirements OF inter
national duly and comfy, 10 resent this hagrant outrage
upon the light Of asylum and TO strengthen thense
in security which they find has eeen more fanoied
than rel.
Leu ensnt Young, tie leRdeF Of these land pirStes
had NOT last accounts, received tho commsi len IN
d,r the authority OF which he preends 10 be aching
The csbsl 81 Richmond which probably Fever heard OF
him, and never had any knowledge of his assocates
vii douoess manufacture TO order, properly snts-
dated, ibRsnuch hv neglected forge ooe. IL re-
mans 10 be whether such au.hor z1ton Will be re-
cogazed by the Canadian representatives CT JUSTICE
It's validity will receive mrch respect or ate toh
peicIe Green kountiia tnouna. N,:that that plVcby
tls State los so far distant from tho 5eat Ct war but
thssi j. si deal with murderers and robbers es such,
| whether 30 ths .oaiedsrate service, or out OF 1t.
| Meanwhile informed by that redoubslble
champion Of the 0oniedeFaoy, George N s,r9era that
so tdOuRnd veeraCs--or more properly spsakir 6,
70 fla ssro 10 DO detsohed from he Confederate
gnd forwarded the border lines Tor dspr .aaioIy IL
vasons and guerilla expeditions. II Eh'S il an! song
oro than tustan tbs part Of the rebel ally is bt :
hooyas tns Canadian authorities 10 be ths alert ana
20 sse that the gas OF ssy Jun Is not violated With iu-
punis7 by grscs0ss s5t of thieves apd v3gabonoa.--
Ths Ultsd SAtas Goverrmen. ia very properly watch
ful OF tenaisDsl do5urtesy and Jealous OF ths re-
specs duo to lie AAg aud Will notlghtly overlook any
intentional aid and comfort that may Os can6estney
afforded to its armed enemies,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
MAJOR NARMADUKE JOHNSON.

TIE cd frs1ds sad associates Of this gallant officer
VII DO ga,sed to learn that the operations Of the Bat
talon ct ArtlcTy Under hi5 command during the re-
Gems fgas on the ,rh-ide Of The James have been 60
spzyieacusly effective, to call forth the eonmsnd'-
.i,r an de ssd, Of the COnmandpg General, himself,
an osor to b. won Ony BY distinguished service, and
tlsu rarely b,stoEId.
Wa have teaid the M, e lyeri8g add execution OF
Ri, esrnp.rd IA tbs flank noveneat, nade by General
Lee on hs ef O.t6er spoken Of by high oicera as
among he raoss brilliant CT ;hs war.
Auocg the many civilians, WhohaVe P'ssorne5 aFdu'
cutssrvse', in 6ed aud emp, no oHe hss exhibited
more uong devotion IN the discharge of toe respan-
sbidss of bis position been more successful IN the
conduct Of any command to which be has been assigned
ihan hsloT J.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
THR CITY.

MAYORS CoURT-Puuciuslly on the stroke OF len The
4yor entered his court this morHng, and entered
upon the cons dersion of the oases upoa his docket
Mary Fortune, free negro, was ordered to DO whip
ped for harbOrng runaway slaSs beioDgng to Dennis
Callahan.
James Walsh rusty looking JagrAai, clad as TO bis
neither man in dirty pair Of summer pants, vas charged
with stealing $40 worth Of vC'u's from Wa. se~a't
keeper OF an ealing house near the old Market
M sWa,d testified thu; Oh the previous night, tie
accused came to his touse and eat supper tho same
coming to sic. Accused then said he wal market
man and pay his debt Ia butter witness Weat wish
him down to the Market when Il turned out that he
bad neither cart OF butter, but attempted TO get some
butter out of another maus AOcrsed hen said he
was from King and aud belonged TO the Reserved
forces OF that county.
The accused in repy to question from tie hsJor
said he was from Philadelphia. He was committed jail
IN default of security to keep the peace and be Of good
behavior.
Peter, slave Of Euetsce Conveys estate Lad been
arrested as runaway. appeared that officer driihn,
on the previous day. Peter ironing in negro Wo-
mans house near Navy Hill, and being struck by the
noveIy OF mans Playing the lauudtess went In ano
entered into conversation with him and the woman OF
the house. F:om thiponversa:cn be learned thst P''
ter went abou. hiring himself cut "a washerWoman.
Officer Or fla took him ntoeustcdy en- carried hin
the watch house Subsequently, no learned the negro
had been runaway for over four years.
NJ Psyton Conway, Of Fredetieksburg, appeared and
took possession Of the negro
Robert H. Rsdman was charged with a'sauItlng B. P
Graves.
Ii appe sred that Graves the enrolling officer OF
Charlotte. He undertook TO arrest RsdmaD on Gary
street, alleging that the latter teatFted cortcrpt.
Redmsn resisted and ofoer Morris arrested both pa
| tee.
The Mayor discharged Reinsn, it being stated By
Confederate Commissioner Saucs tkat it had been f-
cided by the War d. Itment tast RD enrolling ohOera
authority to arrest 0id not extend beyond bis own
county.
Nary Koran, an Irsh ahork'eper vas sslt On to the
Hus.ngs Court for receiving iron stolen by negroes
| from Ito Petersburg Railroad Com any.
Some other Of no interest were heard and dig
posed Of.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

Tie 9saithlest English nohleHsn are TIE puka Of
Ncr,hun bsflsnG, the Duke Of Cleveland, tie Duke Of
Bsdfor5 she Duke of 6.taerIaud tho EGfgps Of West
minister and the Eul OF Dudley, neither Of whose 10.
comes Is lees than $500 900 year. while some exceed
Il by nearly nehalf.
jules Gerard 10 reported dead, getting drowned
''whs crossing stream" II, was the greatest lion
In the way of ioI sIiling that ever lived The leonne
race ought TO hold macs meeting to rejoice over ns
departure.
On account Of the murder by guerrillas Of the mail
carrier OF tho Totten Hospital Tour gusrras, calling
themselves C1nfederate captains were taken from the
Exchange Barracks, Louisville antueky, and shot On
Monday last.
A block Of msrbe, wrought In Italy for the South
Carolina State House, now surmounts the hremen'e
monument in Chicago cemetery, having been conhs-
Gated in trying to run the blockade to its original des
nation.
l. has been decided that the Prince Imperial Of
France shall be educated ct of the public Lsvees OF
Paris a. we're ali the soas of Louis Philippe Ire
Youngest Nurat ID to enter the College OF S!s Barbe
at the same time,
There Ia q man In Alfred, Maine, who came TO this
country two years ago penDiless and stranger and
now owns an extensive Woolea mill at that place.
There ia nov 10 the military prison at Knoxville
Tenn, grandson OF HsDTJ Clsy, who was one Of the
rsbol General Morgsn's staff.
La France says that the instruction in Algeria is
spreading, and the natives there appear 10 De obeJng
a summons TO holy war.
man in Connecticut aised this season over FIVE
hundred pumpkins from two seeds, which wore aeo-
dentaly Gown.
The chop of Nevada has to travel sometimes two
thousand miles from one point of bis aae to another.
A large pumpkin spld in Paris recently for fifty dol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
$500 REWAHD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
III night ihe 2Itb OF October gil, NARY Mary
bought Bowman OF RshmOnd, and had been
brou ht fro Yanesyve North Carolina nth
where hiss been living six years With F A. A. MT
Her husband drives wagon IN YsaceVvifc. She
pot where che good rlEvea nary ny to get
Moth Oar oda, and viii stay sEhue &C Er De-
Wis., Ana doubt viii travel forged pags See Is blight
spare msde 10 twenty oil medium height aud
f1Thsld Of hGir with very feminine veeeatcgether very
likely girl
III dive above reward OF Eve bsnred dollars s50o fer
he's delivery pay all tfaye1og expsuss five EuH
drej dJlars II put IN SONS jail SO can get her.
iBr. r. GOODMAN.
no t-dinsE Oarterpyile ?. o.. tUa.b sr.sDs o.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
elrtuas o. xLyos vuAsts. o. anllAL HAnprOEa

CAPTURE or xLJoR vEEAsts, OF an1RAL HAMPfoEH
The correspondent Of the New York Herald, writing
on the 2slh ut and referring to HsmptOu's attack al
RoWunly Geek, gives The following par6Cnl'rs OF the
capture Of M,jOr Venabla, Inspector General on his
stsff:
It was While the Second division was waiting the ar
rival of tie Third TIA. rebel Major rode into our nes
He was very much surprised, not TO say ehagined &c
find himself suddenly prisoner on spot Mn're 40
said he had expected to find bis skirmish line de-
ployed He supposed we did not know what Iosces Oh
the enemy We we're fighting and the Major, besides be-
IL dgnifed In manner, was exceedingly Teticenl. Whea
asked who he was he said Il Major in TIE 0onfede-
rae army TO what command do you btlcpgY
am Msior in the Confederate army ne repeated, sno
In continueiion added, am on the aide OF the Ssuih
havs The cause Of ny country very much at heart and
think oln best promote her interests under the present
circumstances by declining to answer any further qutf-
toas until a.er il the day Ny person is at your dis
poasJ bu. nv tongue is not well, Major said Gen
era Hancock, who is proverblslly polite there was
no necessity for your making that last mark Lut r.
haps You have about you some papers Wh ca would De
NO harm for Us to see and If so, of the membsrs
az NV staff viii examine them" Accordingly some
papers we're produced and the sequel shoWed that the
prisoner was Major Vensb Inspector General formerly
on the rebel General Sustts, but now on The rebel
General Hampton's self "Why," said Hsncock's staff
ofBe,r to the captured m'or We knew what forces We
ave been fighting oil The morning; for the frat prison.
ers that We captured were OF HAmptons cavalry"
The msors papers returned to him, and, mounted
on his en- animal he conducted to the rear BY the
provost marsbsl. The animal which this rebel mejor
rode was handsome blopded mare, for which, he ssd,
he had refused the preferred sum Of eight thousand dol
ars-sght thousand dollars OF course in rebel scrip
The mare was contrAband Of war BE expressed his
sorrow at her cpure for in his opinion, she was too
coed an animal 70 be ridden BY Yankee tttesr. In
tho course of the AFTERNOON during the progress Of the
battle when staff o,ers horse had giVea out. snd be
wanted another Immediately tho most available one Of
the moneut Was she msjor's mare, Il was Lieut.. Gil
der, tf 3D. EgAns silf who subsequently rode her in
she battle, and tho noticeable circumstance this that
Whsn dsshing across hs fed esou9n ball took en- tue
head OF ths eight shOusspd dollar mare.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

THE EAnK,rs-Ths city marksts we're, this morr :
g. well supplied with al the mcats, rut1 and vege's
bl,s of tue season. There VS. e good d play Of
sricasrs' raeet, but mono of it frst rate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

BuRsiAaY List night tee bsr-rocm end oatioF-
houSs on l2 street., near Aain fep: by csafd sio'
sie'oh, fee negro. vas broken nto aud robbed q
$4,000 worth Of ioaor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

Q1R1 RRWARD.-Ranaw on Monday,
QlOO 1Tth Instant a Negro Roy nkned JIM he about
5feet or nsnes hgh II yeas old, nesr sighted snd
black with scsr len cheek under the ere mas 9sn
seen IN this city every day The above reward VIII De Pa o
bis delivery At the New Richmond ThsH corner 9TH and sf0sa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
EDUCAFIOSSL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, {. s. a., I
RIcHgoEp. Sept. II, 1864. {

POPULATIONS for tic Assignment of
III pr certificates or nond ssn rri- the Act % Fes
ruary IT, 1874 Cd held 5y c1css oisTs IN nc q
Amy: :, .. :,
Thos Ger cr tcs or Ren5s Be CT gned IN presence
tie "A ins fceY or Adults az OF sc REGIMENT 20 Nhen
The party no p lcns 70 DC -
"AOst; Ia ''f F''t,f,-- q TpESBoLt
=, - T-ssSr p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
AUsrIen sAn ss-Suruza b.rr.

II
By DUNLOP, NOR ugRE CO., LueA
A UCTloN SALE .,
ENGLISH AND
FRENCH
DRY GOODS,
eH0Es. BOOTS, &c.
On THURSDAY the 0h Instant commencing at 10 o'clock,
We win sell a auction store very desirable assortment Of
English and Frsnch
hER HANDIsE,
consisting In parof
81 piscrs 90 mohair lustres, asserted qualities
100 pieces 4 white cimbrios
DO pieces ~ 70 32-iLch white eiesla hannels
"a pieces GA an g. Ahut diAgonsiI
Light aud ark steel cessmeres
il pieces fancy coating
~ pifces sik-nixtures ~
10 piecea French bUmbazine
Hosiery, Ehlriings aud sbeellngs
Idsh linen, thread, &C.. 6e
10 pairs gents French boots, double and cork soes
400 pairs gsnis' elastic booh-Reebeh
200 pairs ns' fngish eisstc boots
900 pairs knglish navy shees
"a bales rs and a. tpgs and sfeetpgs
ALSO
1russeiH carpets
2LaIge Feather bedI
with many other articles suited to ihe taee
Terns-oSsh DUNLOP, MONCURsi CO.
no5-td Aueu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
THE NEWS.
WON HorH sides OF THE JAsrs

FROM BOTg SIDES OF THE JAsEs.
Parties dreo. from the North and South sides Of the
James aia morning. report in spite of the specuatiOns
current for several days past that Grant inter d making
another Reconnaissance 10 fOroe" at ea,ly day
that all continues quiet aud not the slightest change Is
noticeable in the situation. The Yankees, however,
sho sWs.ered under al August bSsia - deeoVer
that "a hsss i.osty mornings in Virginia even In Au-
fumn,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

ONE Hundred Hands, on the Richmond
". DAnvlls 4 Piedmont Railroads. for whom liberal
waco will be pGd.
N''@' caAs G. TllcOTr, supt
nol-dIw X. a ID. a r. Railroads
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

A SPLENDID HIVES I'M RNT FOX CONFEDE-
hate MONEY.
I WILL sell, at public auction, at LuSenburg
Il Court Houe MONDAY. 14h November 1864 oout dsyD
for cash. four monha time, with endorsed negotiable pa
per- option the purchaser undivided Kh Of asOut
90 valuable and 562 OF Zoe lBo al In Lunenburg
county Mrs 81 Blackwell resoes wi tie saves
the farr life estate them under the win Of her hus
bend Joe! Bckve and is upwArcs Of 70 years Ct
FURTHER particulars on the day OF sale. -
EoS-c4ts r. d. TURNBULL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
NOTICE.

a IL packages o. tobacco, clothing prcvis-
s,ons &c 10 ses n by hs Oar Of taee boal confed
Northern Iion. must hereafter &c sent e
hours Of Din morning aad three il the aft neon
nov e-5t. Asst Agt Of Exchange,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONGREss,

The second session OF the Second Congress of the
Confederate States of America, commences AOnday,
the ia Inst The following il List Of the members:
sENATE
AK Il. STEPHENS, Of Ga, Vice President, President
sz ogGeiO. J. q. Nash, Of 8. O., Secretary. Z b.
Stevens of C, Assistant Secretary O. T. BFusn, OF
Va, Journal Clerk J. w. Anderson, Recording elk.
Lafayette q. FhEhugh, Of KY, Sergeant ALARMS.
James PsQs. of n. O., Dooskeeper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
THE EVACUATION OF PLYMOUTH.

We make synopsis Of article in the GCldsboro'
Journal Of The 80, On the fall Of Plymouth: Learning
On the qsh u, that the enemy had destroyed the Ale
bsmarle General Baker hurried from GoldsbOro' to
Piyrouth His presence at ores inspired great cor j.
dsDcs among the little garrison, The enemy sent show
era Of grape and canister within our works Finding
soWever, all their attempts to sail up to Plymouth
direct foed by the stout resistance from the batteries
uuisr command Of Colonel Whi!ford, the enemy rec
.;Ted and aiosnded Eddle River. There they net OBJ
strue ions which they soon removed, and, re-enering
tho Rosnok from this direction they attacked the town
IN reverse. General Baker attempted to prevent this
by throwing out stsrpshcoers, but owing to the e1-
esearry hsayy as OF ito gunboats and TIE accuracy
Of tbsT f,e, these wsro driven back and the emy
finding no oppositioD they assembled the Roanoke and
caus down upon the town Tn first upper fort was
NAMED BY Che crea Of the AlOemsre. This tho gun
hsst sailed past, though several tirss struck by ihs
shots from It's suna the damage appearing 70 bs ma
tetiL.
Tee feet next opened on Fort jones, and succssded
in dsmountng eli the gups and exploding the magazine
Meantime tho enemy threw occasional spi,eful shell
or bet shut over into the C-n which caused several Of
the buildings 20 fire. A. t.is uuctu;s in the midst o.
the cor grafton Of the town. the necessary evacuation
Ct the several fcrs srd the binding Of the enemy,
General Baker Issued bio orders 70 blow up the maya
( z no and withdraw tho gsfsis,n. The rsi euyFs 81
faH1g tscs was done With such REC, order that nOh
nS Of suy value fell Iao the hands Of the enany with
the sxcfp ION Of tHe guos belonging to Lses battery
the horses to which had all been killed Ito total osI
IN killed, wounded aud taken prisoners viii not exceed
Twenty-Five or thirty men. General Baker has faler
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
yoRREsrs MoyEsFNrs-oFTIuAL.

The War Department. up to one o'clock to-day, had
received no official intelligence, except the following,
from the headquarters of the Amy of Tennessee:
General Forrest re nrtsd On Sl1 from Paris, Tenn
that he cap ursd during two preceding days, on Ten
nessee river two gunbOats aud four transports, one
half Of which are still seryiceable."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
sIOG BEWARE,

StUU HEWAHB,
E'OR the apprehe nsion and delivery to me,
orlo6seii 10 j tha set them 6Gy dollars fer either
o. them ny negro bays, go aad OVERtoN who len NY
fprrs u Htna7er ~, ya the 26.h September last
ut eghten t-euty old fest ave or sr
Inches tgh neerbresd cr stsmmefs nueh wher erc
cd IL some une before he utsc vori. he'd Is very
likely sui % i've hcy ps'chssel IL Nielsen Mess estate IN
L1uiss couot-, VS., Jannsry isth 1853.
OFe bn ae-n SIXTEEN oj, dark complexion very
likely aud VET groom boy Ter BIZ age ogerton also ssmmers
vi'en ezce ItnrhsSei him Of The rinseske estate at
Lauisa liocre December 1871, 1880.
think u Hssiy they toeser. perhaps IN Richmond, 80
theyt ave ecqusI ftsncfs aId sosyeciisnS here
Hy Gifsfs5 = Locust Greek, Lenlss equity, Va.
oc 9e--cim THo6 HARDrN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

WIRE FOR SALE.
DgTWEEN two and three THOUSAND pounds
I'D Of e ier sescass sor taners use or Telegraph ppr
pos-s at Ill AAla g.. LJnehhurg. Va
, on2o-iv "1ise-'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
SPECIAL, NOTTCEl
WANTED IMMEDIATELY:

RIoHaoED A DABvILLR PIEDMoST RAILROADS,
sUPGhN ssDxsTs oFgtcE,
Rlohmand, Eoyembc' lst, 1854
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07
'IpIDEND NOTICE.

! GST----A Confederate Bond for 5000, dated
~ isfs tounber rso0acted Issued % me- also,
10 huu'd fo9s notes 1sts aud number net TscoiscedD
msfest aoie3 lss bs5n eolec.eJ % JlnBsrE 1854
ne shosa tksB isr1ysi ~ the srsoy sbou. Ne La
June isst. a. a. BASS.
sn1s--s~s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

Tee asteriska indicate new msmbsrs2 in the SAnats
and IN the House OF spreseatAtiVss-eleoIed since
last sion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

Ariz5ua m Fl Melville.
Cherokee Nation O Bludinot.
C6oetag NaaOH-R n Jones.
Oresk aud Sem ,tCls Nations g b Callahan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-07

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
THos 8 BoOOoK. OF Va, Speaker; Albert Lamar
Of Ca, CLERK; James Mcdonald, De Louis Dalen
Henry @. Loving, Assistant Clerks Wynns, Of Ala
D ,oEkeepsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-10
\ CHALLENGE TO TEST
\ CHALLENGE To TEST
:, CHA! i.I.NGt. TO TEST

Tie perpetrators of III. iIiewt.hH knowing fhat
many preparations for the Hair were in the mar
krt and all advertised n do ucativ the same
things. aid that the public were unable to de
tefrline from the advertisements which were
genuine, and buying one or two bottles and iai,-
my To realize tie expected benefits conciu ,ed
that all were hnnbugs. in order to assure the
public which could be relied upon. proposed the
following test which published Two weeks in
NE Hefaid ana the uiher n'rnne papers without
e.icilnr anN resrnnsc. .et Z n.irnher of url
known ci,1ers Il nrques ,,oaed li,.esr.t, AID on
'err, d-intetesiet appoint a person 10 the pro-
prie'ef Of each pre-, ari''or or restorative IL re
| store tn color u The hn:r. Each Proprietor 10
use his own n'epara'l.sa and nothing else during
lthc r;i!, ana ia, lei also IL iu,i,i,,u else
Let certificate OF the te>ul, be published in all
| the principal papers Of the country al the tx
| pcn~c Of the unsuccessful competitor
| -VON rs MiNNElIAHA HAIR GLOSS
Impt,ts beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the Hair end is upexcellcd in keeping it in curl
HOYT'S iMPERrN. ceI.nRIsG CREAM
An invaluable dressing fr whSkers Changes
Sold ever where. JOSEPH HOlT Il co,
| niil>-diN ~ tniyersit, place. y Y
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
| AN INVALID. Published for the benefit. and
rs warning -and \ CAUTION TO YOl N(.
MfN. VINO si'lipi from spermetail h,aa, Nervous
same time TUE MEANS or SELF CURE. Bv
one who has cured hinsal. after being nut 10
| gssai expense and injury through medical hum
hm- and dnackery. i'r enclosing post paid adj
dressed envelope single copies NAV te had Of thc
author. NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR. Esq.
my.7 -d&w1yl Bedford Kings county, \. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-10
THE GREAT SECRET.

II is admitted BY all physicians tina! the grand
secret of health and long life lies in keeping the
blood and various fluids ofthc body in a high de-
gree Of iluidity. When YOU feel continued pain
in the head or bowels, or any other parts af the
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
bleeding may give momentary case, because the
blood left will have more ropE, But a. the body
i made from the blood and sustained By the
blood. to waste blood il to waste our life, and
rum our constitution. But Drandreth's Pills re-
le've the circulation as readily as bleeding BY on
y taking away what it can well spate, aud sHEy
n9ylR npnr.
Mrs. Hooper, Of I3arnstable, Mass, WAS curetloi
=. 'itus Dance, General Debility and Costive-
- @nany ye~'a banding ~ Brsndreth's pm.
- sasaat length Is pnb,isheA in the Pamphlets.
Sold ~ E. .. Ballord, Davenport, Iowa nd By
- se9svtabas dsalsrs u psdisips, Nl-aAwoM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-10

OroRrr.
The Home Circle A collection Of Marches pol
ka>. WaItzes. Sch"'tis.l..~. I.c6vaas Quadrilles.
Contra dances, Four Hand Pieces. Piano Gems.
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