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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Gurppdiibe 8.

G5 ptrr aensleet, taB her Senat YOU
Bremen non her eSui}heu He9itrun9 in
-&enntniB 9eiest murcc, rab rie ranil4cr
.!&rieaslhiHe bic @eiiun9 erhalteu battcn,
reutlaem Oampfsrn, ,pelde rie &cr. ct.
ppit tefprrerten, feline 9inotrnile in. ren
@ea III leaen. Dielen Gnt1hluB~ YER
tanfte man bauptlddli@ rem SrrftQunz
aen Der Ser. ct. Re9ierun9 in &cpenba:
9en. Ieutlde Tompfer werren rcbbalt
fernerbin unbebinpert nad uni spn Ntps
Yrrf fabsen.
Dte @onferen,.
SIM llnterbauS fraste G'SS5raeli am
90. april bic Miniiter, rt lie ansetcr
tSnuter,, mann rte Gpnfereni trelhe am
Is. Mpru sulammcntrat, 14 wieccr YER
1ammeln irlltt~
Cir 8 Gorge Grey erfl1rte, eis Gpnfrs
rens babe lI4 nidt auf antefimmte 3ei1
rertaat, ater es fet nph fetn Say fir rcz
rem nadite SiBuns feitgefest unr er fSnaae
mdt faaen, lpanu cine fotde ftattFncen
tperre, etralplpenia tbnnf cr tn hrfame
Der 8erltiebuna anaeben.
pie Senrerss rIimes" sum 80. apri|
befIrbtet feb, casra5 Helultat Der Con-
ferens her grinmrb ber Mdnner cer 9bai
iiter lie Wduner Der &orte. unc RE Sic
cerlase .rer seredtfn psitif ccr @et
mddte fem perpe. s
"5ails s|fms" au6ert aseids Sc:
furdtun9en.
rMerning ppf" ipridt e1t9esen9.sest,
anidtfn aus uno slautt, nabpie sJlae=
rt7en .Ddnemarfs auf Der Gonfertn'
ear1 Trantreih unb England 9etreulid
perten beidIst .trerren.
Sefret9 tppate cine geralti9e &rte9s:
Fotte in bic Sfiee ihidtn.
2pnbpn, l.. Mat. Gin Gelegra1nn
sp,n Deal melpet,. taB 2 bferrei9ii1'
Jreaatten beute I'M 3 ltbr NahmittaSI
IprrpdrtS abfabren {pIten.
Die RanatFptte lidtcte beute WorSel
UNI 8.llbrF bic Anfer ltnp sfubr mad Dc,
9anen (ber Sbenfenniurun9) !ab.
Die nddfe SiBun9 ber Gonfcren; i
ouf ben na@Ren Dienfas g. @ai) fea
9tfeBt.'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
@cicfc
BON Soma.
(Nui snc1tnuns en ~yt9islatur useIi,bt.)

{Nui Hnc1tnung eN yt9lslatuI u5tI1.B1.J
NuptteI s..
Wtn OsjtV ,ur @b(ta6une bs Amtss eins'
General lr,tss b.s Stlais.
e,t.. 4. cd perOrsns sur@ Gle 9sHuatUrfamn
lu.s co staans Soma, tes Gao Gml sints @eneratarltss
t.s1eurc etssfd aft IN.
eNi.2. II tics Gsfss as von aussnsh3li6tr Nt6sts
tdt angel stss rise, fsu sa6slts In Rroft t.s:sn. fvbale Is TN
1 aio Stat, c'sainer uub Ger 5om't.aS, 3sstunteu, pt!G'
In Dec Rc.nr U(duntn, ur56sntltGttR II.
@sn.tms3t an !. { ttruar 1884.
50 bfttinis. btbur&. tas soritrutW Bsfss am s
G,sruar 1864 tn Datto etate Wsstar uue an Il. j.b.ua'
1851 In er Soma 5smskeae pestf .n:l,tt uart.
Sames WriSti, S!1ots(sftetdr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Marttbertett
Office DTS .Demofraten", :
Wittwp9, Is. Rat 1854. ! :

Office bes ..Eer1ofraten"". +
Wittwpn, l8.. Rat 1854. g. :
Tr tase.iidlits Wsdfst in tsm Rarft tuas
i'm Mttl, wsItes iuslst4 NIT ttm @tt,ea g.
iaGsn ii. .,
Rfbl. $G.40 per Barrel In Esiatl. $500
in gapisr. 5000 per 3rls. @bpleia!e. uub In
Vapity bio Is 80.
WsiDen SLIGO bis 81 05.
@erft. SLIGO bis $50.
Safer. G8a.
ADln. st.
8obncN. @sibs ~ $500 bic s. so.
S0anen. Dlatsfaamsn $3.50. EtmotbpI
faamea ss22.cc5 his $3.50. Glufaamsu 500 tts
S7.25. J.
Fartoffetn. @eise piritsss 60 bis Csc.
Meftanrcd Is tis 'Oi. wea4 Blrp IS biz SOC.
gud.p t - bis soc.
8uttsr. cOs PER giuHt.
Git 4o4e ss Dubsnb.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Gin qeouIbiaer Gbemauu. Mt@ad

Gin 9t6uI6i9tr EbemanR, W1@asI
2neitltnssr pom G1awforp . Gountp In
penn(plpanten astst In elmer @eaeutuu
3situne an, tab (stn @rb Glie fein 5aue
unp Bstt nerlaGsu babe. unb marnt Seper'
mann tbr siruas auf fetneu Numsn ju bor'
esn. Mm Sd!uNe Der bstrefsncen &ns
isiss bsift w, .Dies III ros CO.
,tbnts Wia!. rab ft mir IS 70 0sma&I
bat" Yield Gin eepuleiete Sda { Don
einem Gbtmann muB ecu ri!(u Wli9sl
Rneillin0cr lsin
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
9te rabtfaIe GpupenttDu.

Or v@d&ter an, Grte", ea6 effetsue
Sraau Der bsut(@sn Organization. f4ten
eft ale 9ppouent per Glsoelano Gonptn'
ton aur G1eube Ger Snuili6imt ouf5utre'
ten. Der Mufraf felbR bat tnrsB etslss
Blatt lberseu9t, eab tis Convention nur
i'm Satus0s ess 8olfts uno eu Grs'bstt
berufsn wcrpsn III. unp nit Greuesn .ls9sn
MIR -folAenee rubias 8eurtbetluna Ell
5ade, Die mir in rielsm B!atte Tnesn,
Gem pub!ifum Dor:
Or Nufruf 1T pen etner @7labl ceut'
ider Namtn esiei&nu, re sinsn suten
Slane untsr Cen 00rtitrine dnnrn b.
ben. Son Zen amerifan,iten 3sitnun
linp null eini9e weniae in wsilern 8rei(sn
sbtfannt, obucbl lie aans .i6ttae 2tuts
fem m63sh; ris Namsu ron Obio 4. y.
m6oeu rem meiftsn 2slstn r6QiA frsmr (sin.
Nbsr o,e tbnt ntd!s, babsn tts SiF
ctere ftine Courage sum 0%cranasbsn 10
lo6t re untuofNeiere on eis Spies ;rsten.
Gud eab Ger Aufruf nur pom faum aue
Ger 6dlfte Ter Staatsn untsrsei6nu bat,
miu niGts %bersutsn, III cod tie Qonusns
ton eine ean, frete natbuna, on Der
G1 telbtiliGt, rer mid. @ie Rd tie
5si9ru pse Nufruis lelbst ais 8olteeom'
mtttse eontitui1t batsn, 10 1T au3 rie
Bsltiduuo Ger @onptntion nidt IN IT,
asnp mslde Delegation prr Torm Qes
tuutft unp rie Rsiul.ate rer eonusntion
srn msrrrn snlidsircn Oh tislss Com
mlttsc uno ris, psIbe leinem Hufe fol-
asn. ouf etne ercbs Wirtun8 tstns ton
nsn.
Na9eem tie tireele Ntfimnun9 Zee
0oltss In elmer 0o,rabl MIDI tslisbI
motren II Cotmobt 0e rje rsmcfrattltfs
Gorm III unp cfsnbar ON Ederfen rie
Wl. inune .peS Bolfes ermi.tslt td'ts). 70
ia cs ierenfaA5 nu: lsbr snstmdeis une
mlnidsnsrut5, raG eao 0oif (l@ frs'
urp often litsr tie uiatiae prdfrsnttn'
nabl ouafprs6. uro cabst tietet cine
@%onpeulicn, sis p%o1auef4tIib 9futs que
rtn pftfdisrsnfsn Sbstlsn rte yanrse
,ulammenfQtrt. cine GelNerbsft iu uiu.
lei,ioen aue,eu(t Ger unddhn, sumal
Ger Auf ruf rie lbeiIntbuer in fsinsr Wetis
tinrst. . IS 1T corum rcbl jsee Yartsi,
ts;sibnune earin pumi.rsn unp feline
plafcrm roreefedt; renr mas "a BON
Sin Isrmin, y1incip" GslaQt 1T. 10 1T
cite ebsn nur tine @niltt efrn mir alou'
bsn nidt, raG man ld je oui (cIt Elm
politii9ss Dcama fs,itn mir. 10 prac.
it'd Is I'm NusentIits immu u(tsinsn
mag.
DaS man abr stsn rteer fdon ffnf
tsRimmte platform "asftt" nod aob NIT
einem bslonenn Nlpirantsn in eae Ielr
rlf', @(onrsrn egs5 res ct fyfien W,
r1tbun9 itnlibt, atflut ure tt|oncf'a
an rie@n Gonpsntion. cir uua, nsnn
anrue Ge imponirsnp oua'dut, cine be.
rcu,sure Dsmonnraticn fir Va!timcrr
mfrrrn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19

BsA Der Sus. Staatonsstau, tr in
SpAasfsh ZEN Mpbno.tci nt olns ,br'
ausasaeben MIR. bdt Grsnlen, als. gplfes
eaneira,en an ek Spiet ffttuss Blau,s
aelekt. l. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
General 2attle acacu bic Ne9cr III
MltdJc..


o.. EtuH. Ger r'.llld,ll6e O~e(unebs'te'
Bsamlc ris(er Start. Bot cine ron O:n.
5. ~, Guide 9etiuihte infame Grcn
srla(sn. spslbe untsr Gem 0u.Dlrrs, rae
Ger Nufsnltalt yitlu Nslr in Ter 10 uifl
Sdmu1 eraeuae. eae Ter @sianebsitalu.
1anc eoranter leiee, oue Nshsr usmsii1.
rsIGe fsin.n D;snRbern babkn uur nidt
hi rsmlelten mebnsn. Or etssrtlibs
3msd rie(s< Stru il ftin anps1sr, ale rit
Nsoer In cie IisnNtorfsit surldbubrinasn
unp fe III binrs.n. iaren esbsne, untu:
bait ouf cine (%sltnNsnc'he Dsi(e Su En-
nertsn. Sshr oiels Ne9u Ibatsn riso in
Natde,, ols D,aY.2tute, 3onewufsr:: y.
Die Srrsr nimmt weru G!auen nc9
Sinner aua. &tns @nsabl Unions yeuts,
ra1unttr Asr5te unD Die Dtrsttorsn Ter
furslid ertihht.n, an 600 S6dlsr ADJ.
neutrality-suspicious. -p1ulfli11tn ra9farn.
atsr Sen. Iutt!e, Elm d4ler a!ter 6unfsr,
mics ls mi, cen @ortsn al, raf Gs fur
cen Nseer msbr Nstts uulonattn, wie fGr
Bsibe. @eaen eieie atGdtltae @urre'
buna ib,er 3wede prokRirsn Gle pe,tntsr
a1srmoIa, mnmobl rereetli6, Isr rlr>
ri9e @:ns1aI 9f1E.fs cis Yetsnteu an Gr.
Rslp. 81
G:*s a la Saufa. - t9oe Rseie1un06s
p~olitlf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
8sr. 81. @0. N0lGor.

Safer MLrimitian. Die ~Rtw ga.
tion" b1tnat in einsr Gotuiponrsna aus
paris RE Muiafit. rc6 Ger Gris W I
ein Sobn rss 6erAo9a uon
Nfitelapt fsi msIhr pdbrere
(tinsr lsgten Sranfbttt err SbuaufItl
Ger Gr,bsricain SOpbte anturaut gene:
len, ris f1d In Gem uualidI'dsn Nopolso
niren r:rllstl babe &c. e. Daraus srfIdrs
I6 Gle te(cnttre Wo1Iiete 2euis Napo.
lions fur zen Grsmcr.
Run. Ger Scpbia trouen utr Is f6on
~. ybu RE @sfdi&tt i6eint uns rod
Gus ndt nobe liee,nrsn @rdnren cine
Nienr Nnffeote 81 iein. 8ubri&einltd
pdrre oud Souls Naro(,on elmer GnfsI
res aroesn NupuIson be0sr bsra6t babsn,
ale nit einsm mfrifan:ldsu Rai(utbron.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Gtaat Gpma.a
wsnsrat Asjutants Dffte.
1ausnNaxt % QS.ss1QSA Z

Daseuport, %. Aprt:: 1864.
Gin Senes Regiment f6wtrsr Arit1ert. utrb
ucm 0eusrei.0 cusssneutnt a~nesnentnen rsr.
btn. nm Bic 10000 9olentdre ttefts Gtoois ii
flren. Grfatrene attt1ertfsn, unb BE bsaen
QonapaSnkn In Gtdate ueIbtr fur bteftu Ctenf
ouesnomuen rtIbsu. -
!; 81. g. Bokr.
CsnelaLA tiutant ron Scra,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
@tdbt DQDenpDrt.

~ GARNER unb Mnbere
d, q eBtobnr 8er3u8 uup
set 9srmetp 9efebltde
Strae ibre gtnfommenbsri9te emile.
fern.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19

ueIt4t uHuVbS|VIVt'I !" ~
port. Soma, am Il. Wat ]
Slti MnetrlS
Yrammer 9sttlsp 81
Saltttne 9rrmann
OOls 4 5 d
0blsrs GbriRtan st
E99tr NaIb,us "
Corning cams 81;
6rsiburssr 3
Oosbsl Wlrp Bu
Dlutcur Suistb 0r
Oc1Unp WtttI 81
pas . sans pe
6cfmann Wr (oonDDrups
6cesll Wl19a1s.pl 81
pultie y ~
pdmau Sctann 8 Ga
pas / ~
pamurn Claus : -
p1aaen SbaIIts 81
budtltct Secra +.
frrfmann y 81
gillian aeam u
lrbanisn y j
| Gctle Gba,l.s &
Nlbls1 Maria 4
Nrt 9srnb1yo
Ylmp'1 y 7,
yerttn 9a1l I,
Hctnpa,t Gtlrlte u
vubflna Sotim Z,
voitlrui:1 GbI,5
" Attss " 81
Wlnes;s s s y
9tasps you;ls x
N,smann &usna
NleenturA 5
Nstsr(cn IsIIeo =
yaaih Ge.iittan
Nsimsr ) W
Nllis Sturgeon y
Shn:a 5uninanb e
Sbtrah sbas ucn2 g
Staeu SN,Tlab e
Sh1ceer Garl s e
Strcsrtr ltececr g
S~t1umturs& emit e
Sht,ls &,nfs S =
SrFl Mnnu
{llt 9 3
5oet Claus J
9sc1t fars Y
Beg ftrrit s
@ildsns Cart y
Wstunp Sotim (Conggrt
u, fpbll @Ubelm y
Witt G1au5 U
@i!t1sin 9tti(ian,
lute1 5tirrsr g.
&. y (le
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
0uittuuAeu.

@ Scr bssebIi bat ure fsinen Sd.
men niSt auI es1 citizen si1e Euret.:tR
nlu6t, un5 rarcn in &tEnln,6 ~ ksen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Bite Der Sriefe,

in Ger Yrlc,fee ,u Iuutu
RAT lSt4 ju1udbllttsn.
9crBslt . s
Dsntmann Gtaylss
Gble's lcbn
Gwalc Bertha
Gint fsnrp
Bubier Nntrn
0roubmanu OcbaEn
@aB fsn1u
peb Slus
6Unman Jobn 6
Outs man ) =
6anien 5srcuimus
frbnebstn Iuist
PtQ Jlepb p
Sln(su Garneu
f.pmon Silue
R1B S f,nr.h
Jobau(sn Sdeeb
8ai 6ana 3
Na,ftAs @Attlm
Vanse .6sirtin
vubr 30
yl1s s -,.--
g,tta! 5cl.r6
Wniars ; s
DUNN Spbann
N,umrftr "
~itpsr Sans
Hrurtl
Nstusr &
St1,dler besn1ta
Shrt.ne tna
S6csl Jctann
@hipp @tora
Strltsnbue Claus
Speit ftinrih
Ssutll et1tfton
9brtte &
Jrsim,r W;colsu5
Yrs flns
@ets 0ballss
rggrcpsI.
@itt CLAUS s
WctIts 5tlnltd .
3uter 9nr
(lsIl YcRmtiNer.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19


gu Springfield, 81 burlbn In Zen
leslsn 1a9sn a1obs %NuirfAuna. Gin SoI>
pat pbiIippa bate Elm astnjabrIa's Dido
den, 1ottr zines Nfusrenc uuo spiIsplt.
i9en 3ufdun %urtupotfsn, In etnsm
Buaey Dor tie Stort binous atfdbrt. rorl
as(ddnru uno Cam nicer In rie Stari
iurldasbro6t. Der @ubreder wurce
uubafrt uno anesrn Says pct @sridt
atfubrt. unter unQsbfurem 3ulouf. Nu:
9smein sisf mon rad GtWdsn, um VoIfs:
iufis ous;udbsn. Bepor jeeo6 rod &c.
Rid,v uidiensn NOR. trat Get Brursr
rss psrlsBtsn Wdedens auf ras Sdsuiul
III unp fsusrte msb1ere ptfolsn(hdl1e oui
ibn al, BON penen elmer in Die S6ulter
trnf. Sfst wuree Ter 8rursr entwaHnst
unp Ter Solrat in eas @t(dwornenslm.
nsr as(pnrt. MSsr bipein prana- Eel
Brursr nit slneu, anbern ptaoI uno Der,
munnets ib1p np&ma!s In lett x45lflue, cine
@unr. an or er ned eenlslben Sag
Rasb.
Mter nod Ten f%nbenbsn Berbred,er
moule BE Wlenes ~nutbd'asn uub Gen.
Bbite sudr 8tn6tbi9t. Militdr aufmari&i>
rem ~ Ia1en. um usttsre @epalt ~ pets
bfnrsrn.. I'm w%ltbsnefen fousn bic SoI>
ratsn (elbR ,9epsi.n fein. wtI&e bic tbrsr
Uniform, rur& rintn Grdsu bsritlben au'
osflete Gamad 'rdusu woaten. Der
Brursr lbsreab 1& cen Bsb5trsa uno Ct
wartet isinen proSsb.
Dit pontommsu asrt&tfsrttste 5fent'
li&e aGntr5 flung, rpsl&e cuf sinsn fsbE
l6ls&tm 3uaanp u~uitrsr, gtimtnalrf&'e'
pRsse binptu,st. warrs cine wobltbdtissre
Babn bstrstsn. psnn fe cabin ju mtr'
len fudtsn. tae tdnflie- -tsu tBpbrs&s,
|(&nea2 nne sfasr Ne MsmAsaNesn Gu6
1''o'I11llA
~ MI n..seL ~ a IN
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
6taat 1otpa.
Mtfutaxt-@ eneral's Sffte.
Davenport, 20, MpItI 1864.

General. Orsre 10; 10. s.,. !.
l.. Iae SiRAe.s, w,lde fir bic 5000 Gun.
btrttaes'1 rupptn rssruttr.n, fOntn poH iestIa
Hsfruten EntltfmeutsYaptere tn Irtplp rebmsn.
2. 3pst pom btsfen Gnltfmentspapteren todea
an e. Sol. Wm. u. @rter. l. Der. ct. Gapane-
RE. saptrtntenbent tts &strutirunssotsrtss fur
tsn Staat Soma, Mnb tas bIil!s ~ eisf. EfEtt
stnasfdnbt treIben.
slui gsf,tl Bee Gemuanteurs en- chef:
) q. g. @atst, -
&siutani-0 srsral con Suua.~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19

nslbs unabBtfo1esrt in Ter grllc,fee ,u Iuvtn'
port. Sowa, an Il. Nat lSt4 jurudblNtsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19
Saupiquartter Der Noto.
ulcsImet. l.. Mai.

tdtt aanb fur tine aberuaaltee g&la&t. -
11nftres Bsrl5ae 'fnb but6 neue 9Iupptn faf
srfsti. atue 9,uppsn feu,nsu In M.nse aus
Rem @efen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19

3auPtauartit1b @ptc-
mat:Nrmes, Is. Nsi.
: Gsr Gttab runirtt ned immtr ltire @sltt.
Ean msln' tnrsp. eob sins gsrdntnunB unluu
stsnuns hsn Tssne Ubne @tIoGl .relt.sM rer'
b, f,ias Ycil,cn aufjustbtu.
@sits1n sftisn ctr Gstub s!rs!ia cue esr
@dlrsrn in Shlct1Hris unb t1ttb un(t.s Scr.
pchsn elm. @r'abt ua1i tirs Gcue ssstn ,l2
unb nobm unttr rem S4ub Ter A;,lIuls sins
witltss GciI!Icn pisttr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-05-19

Gin Usn!!smon" ous @scraia tcrittu:
Iis Esbt1snarmr ,lbl, $4,000 Rann nod
tr lsstm 9onfeript,cu, In #tftGippi i!ne &C.,
900. In GburlsGon nur 1900 M-nn. yss unr
Sctnlcr batsn ,uilmmsn 100000 Taun, pon
osntn jptt Irt!!sI (uttliG l5V,0C0) aui x,
fcMusn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
Meoieal.
How to Keep i'm Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

FNHE primary cause Of every disease that flesh is
Il heir to Is imPurity of the blood. The blood be-
comes impure rem many causes. Impure ar OF
change OF weather, unWhoesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes OF impunty OF the
blood. The symptoms are gddiness, headache, cor
lussd thoughts, eyes dun vnd heavy, droWsnesS con
stpation OF the bowels, bad taste in the msuth foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss Of appetite, sleepless nights colc, cramp pain
and ghtness OF the chest, heartburn gout and fheu
matlsm, puking and purgng, chls aud feVers more
or less accompanying these and ong train OF troub-
lesome and dangerous afiections all Of which NAV he
prevented and cured by taking a few doses OF Ir.
STklCkLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They will purity the blood and mt
the stomach, bowels and iyerin healthy Condition.
Ihey are particularly suitable for chronic and nerVona
diseases. Every iamlly and every soldier shonld
keep supply OF these Pills. many diseases are oh
waited by their use They are a mild and safe med
taking cold. e y
Sold by all druggists or semitic any part on receipt
oi twe9tS % cents and stamped envelope address
ca pr; ;sFklOKLAND, east Fourth street. Oinoinna
ii, ohio. .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
BE SAVE FRon Tm PANGs OF wANT'

tha tneans of educatlonl Would tins vile be ndepen-
dent of the cold charities Of the wordf Would thls
aged and feeble parent be provided ior' would my
,ltats ma, tny debts7 Would there be no sacrnce o
prooefty ~ forced sales ol administrator 70 meet
Inc den enands sfcredtoTs-sales made when the market
uovg f,W can answer these question tner satshc-
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish tL9 beiel
that they have oug lease on life. Ihis 10 bota loo4
ish and eowardty. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
OF HARTFORD, ooSNacrroUT
EyERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS MFE.

TINHg lEtna giants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
OF years. Eudownont policies and chlldien,s En-
dowtnent. Also, Non Foreiung Policies, on which no
payment is required aner ten years.
Five thousand daars paid On two losses in tais city
within the last ak months.
Among all the coutriyauses OF men 10 protect the
family oiule from want, none 90 tsund more sim
pie lts character, noble M It's features or certain IN
It's results, than Life insurance. lis tho prop which
the dying husband caves TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
COUGH NO MORN.
TRY sRRIoKLAND's MELLIPLgsps coBsH
BALSAM

Thisis the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoArseness, Asthma, WhOoping CSugh AMI
Consumption. Everybody WhO has tried this excel
ient basam Enthusiastically recommend NJ Mrs.
mehell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
not to be able 10 walk up stairs she took one bottle
o. TINS basam, and has beon better ever since Ard
ADVISES all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma Ia
Try this Valuabls Cough Balssm. Fifty cents Der hot
ue sold BY all druggists, aud nnanuisctuTed Al He 4
east Fourth street. Cincinnati "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
plantation lsjtters.
s. T.-1Sso--x.

Persons Of sedentsry habits troubled with wnakness
assitude pRlp tsHon Of the hoart, lick OF appetite
iisress after eating, torpid liver constipation, sr
deserve to suner f they will not try ne celebrated
PLANTATION BITTgas
which are now recommended by the highest modca
authorities, and warranted to produce an minedist,
seueieai erect. They are exceedingly agreeable, per
ecuy pure, and must suporeede all other onIcs where
healthy, gentle sumulant is required
They purify, strengthen and inv gorate;
They create a soatny appetizer
They are onndote to change ol water and dleg
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen The system and eniyeu the mind;
They prevent miasmHtic and intermittent ievcrs;
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and consupatio
They cure darrhea, cholera and cholera morbn4,
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache;
Thoy make the weak strong, the anguid brilliant,
and ire exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed Of the celebrated eaisaya bark, winter
geen sasssfrss, and herbs all per-
Decuy pure ct. Croix rum.
"s have given the Plantation Bitters to hund-
reds Of disabled soldiers with the most astonsh.
ny effect. &. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, CINCINNATI"
. Tne Plantation Bttars have cured me OF liver
complaint Of which was laid up PROSTATE, and bad
TO aUsndou my business.
Il. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio"
"" l owe much 10 you, for l verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. W. Il. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. T."
"" = Thou wilt send me two bottles more OF thy
Plantation Biters. My wife has been greatly benefit
tsd by their use. Thy friend,
ASA oURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"s have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
ttters haze cured me. fI
Rev. j. S. CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y"
g" Send us twenty-four dozen more OF your
Plantation Biters, The popularity Of whicn daily
Increasing Win the guests OF ourhouso.
SYKES, CHADWICK q CO.,
Propuetors wizards Hotel Washington, ID. U,"
Such are one IN thousands Of ceruheates drily re-.
ceiyed. They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
sons and delicate females.
Be cautious OF rofed bottles. See eur signature
on a fine steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottes by respectable druggists, sr6cers hotels -
oons, steamboats, and country stores.
P.H.DRABE &C.,
eR2daw6m 2O2 Broadway, n. Y.
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Aiberp StebIR.
JAMES oATHOART's
LIVER STABLE.

"A diatoy opposite the market, where may ID had
A. alt times tAe best Of harness hSnes buGres, car.
aeia also pEePsrsd TO Keep horses BY me week On
reasonable terma. HuipdSnn :
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may grapps with iti tue wise man, that he
may 3tudy hI nature and pallHe It's tnreALening The
means OF palhauon at hand Of easy access 20 all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

,, ,,hare ne bn- preceded them INTO eternity Sy II
10 honest dehtnr sstsuas his conhdngeredi'or when
fate seemed least proptnus. In moral ana WoT.ny
ss ia IA one great weapon by winch TO ROB ueath OF
his sting. A., l.,-,tg ,tTT I ,.s-
lei any husband, father, SON ask mmse,,, III was
to die tonight would those who are ne7r 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
OK En- Y

4 EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
RON Nervous pehllltYI &C., against endangering
their health by patroni1ng any OF the advertising
guaoks You can fully recover by the methods used
by the adv cruiser, and by hundreds OF others and in
no other way. Read letter which will send you'll
you will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address. Directto EDWARD II. TkhVER,
de2sdaWBm Lock BOX, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-30
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the unseen hand OF the provdent aiher reaching
forth from the grave, aud sl nourlshng his ospfing
and keeping ogether she hmdy. By Vt, 'he mthin
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BOOK WORK

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-08
DIED

On the 7th inst, AMY, dau ghter Of John b. and
Sarah G. Boss, aged 6months.
The friends of the family invited to attend
her funeral from the residence of her parents, 3
18th street corner of 1, Saturday next, the 9Th
inst. at O'Clock p. IN.
On the eth inst MARIA B., wife Of the late John
Fink, aged 50 years.
The friends and acquaintances are invited to at
tend her funeral on tomorrow saturday. at
o'clock from her residence on sd street, between
n and streets.
On Thursday, the 7th instant, at AZ O'Clock.
ABRAHAM CORBETT, aged 81 years, native of
England and for the last eighteen years resident
of Washingto City.
His remains have been taken to Baltimore, and
will be inferred at o'clock on Friday the Sth
inst from the residence of his brother, Mr. Isaac
Corbett, No. 93 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
The friends of the family respectfully requested
to attend.
Suddenly. last evening, of congestion of the
brain, Mrs. Fl. CASSAT CARD, wife of Capt. b. c..
Card, u. s. A
On Friday morning, April 8 Miss MARY J.
FISHER, aged IS years and months, eldest laugh
ter of Mary ] and the late A. +. Fisher of Balti
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