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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

Q? KING STREET, NEW YORK.
GESrLEEEN-llaying examined the American
organs. manufactured b; Messrs. s. u. & H. w.
Smith. cheeriully certify 10 their superiority in
Toicins IS Of the noes. approved order, rendering
the tone clear and reliable, enabling the perform.
et TO execute rapid passages with case and accu-
rscy. T. BAKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

Ia llen,I nJ's Specific seldom fails &?
cure ,h- w"s, cases III lx1scssss.Ml ~ss..
GOsst and Sewr.Ie sss. j sufficient num-
Yer Ct certificates 10 I'll newspaper could be
rrsrr-sd frnm persons well known to the public.
if re .ssary. 70 all those aieried trial Of the
rncd's,ne il he best eyicrncc the, can have.
Person. gong to the Mines. where they will be
rxrcsed to Rheumatism aud Neuralgia. end where
medicines are srsrcc should supply themselves
With 'aile,nand's Specific.
FOR SALE ny AL DRUGGISTS.
l.Sn 4 kuf
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-06-29
l0ascial List Of oaicers and Patieats.

The following is an official list of officers and
patients (Union) now in connection with, and
ID, Che Hospital at this place :..s-.'
Surgeoa in Caarge--1AETHosy HEGER, Snr-
econ, IS. A.
cza1iainS---D. d. McKRR w O. LEONARD
4sssstanf Surgeons w n GARDNER, u. s. A :.
Executive .nfiices; GEo. Nice. NnsLER, Y s. ".
acstagi 4ssf Suryeoas---GEo. JOHNSON, T. La
hold, r. NJ WRlGHT, NJ A. BopTH, WV. BiDa
t.Aox, j.. iGHMAs, H. S.CoLsTos, l.. HEARD, J..
MEacHANT, Il. SARGENT.
Hospital Stewards--R L.. WERSwAa, J. e.
Ac(sowAs, T. d, SalrH, ]. DILLos, +. SCoTT.
It. Col. r. g. Floyd, 3D. N. Y. /
Capt, H., L.. Couch K, Sd N. 7.
IL J, II. Hays, A, l42 N. Y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
Hints to Farmers.

loads are the very best protection of cab
Pears are greatly improved by grating on
The mountain ash.
Sulphur is valuable In protecting grapes
from insects. sailt ae5Io =
Lard never spoils in hot weather, il cooked
enough IN trying it out.
In eeding with corn, sixty pounds ground
goes as far as one hundred in the kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground fine. 1t
Injuries its richness. s4ossqgi7-sr rsss
Turnips OF small size have double the nu.
tritious matter that larger ones have
Ruta baga is the only root that increases its
nutriment as it increases in size.
Sweet olive oil certain cure for the bite
nally. s j. .5l17 -. ~
Money skillfully expended in drying land
by draining, and otherwise, will be returned
with ample interest. sstA 'a4
10 cure scratches on horses, wash the legs
with soapsuds and then with brine. Two ap-
plicatioEs will cure in the worst cases.
Timber cut in the spring and exposed to
the weather with the bark ON, decays much
sooner than If cut in the fall. aia9f -als
Experiments show apples to be equal to
potatoes to improve cows, and decidedly
preferable for feeding cattle. aH 58i.
bare pasture enriches not the soil, nor
fatfns the animals. nor increases the wealth
of the owner. Hsf5.,.s ~
One animal well fed is of more value than
two poorly kept. stt
Ground once well plowed is better than
thrice poorly. ssl
1 HH
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
The RAPIDS Of the St. Lawrence.

We had vague idea that there were rapids
| in the river St. Lawrence; but the magnitude,
| the Wildness. the impressiveness of the same
far exceeded any idea entertained. When
you can realize the idea of steamboat going
doacn hill amid the deaiening roar of water.
fall, then you can realize what it is to run
down the rapids OF the ST. Lawrence.
There are minor rapids, but there are three
principal ones. BY this we mean those which
TO one approaching in the distance, present
,ne appearance OF bar of raging foam as
lrigntiui as the breakers to the mariner. The
nrst rapids in the descent are the Long Lawt
or the Long Leap. The roar is deafening.
The waves dance up and down and cover the
river with white. The steam is shut off. and
the boat is carried rapidly along by the natu.
raj descent Of the river. The feeling is pecu-
liar. Yon realize tie same excitement as
when you plunge into the snrf for bath; and
indeed those on the bow do receive bath, for
the surf flies over the deck as in storm. 5
The next, the rapids of the Beauharnais,
are is miles in extent, and in that distance de-
scend W feet. There are four separate stages,
the Coteau, Split Rock, Oedars and Cascades
The mode OF descent and sensation is similar
TO the preceding. The scenery, however is
far more picturesque, and these, BIZ many are
considered the finest rapids in the river. The
channel has been carefully sounded, and the
steaner LOOK Inc most out OF the way track,
in the widest part of the foaming cataract,
and almost grazing those beautiful inlets, COW
cred with trees which are surrounded up to
their very trunks with the river water. gs
The third and last rapids and those within
sight OF Montreal, are La Chine rapids
These are more dangerous than all the rest
Until recently the pilots Of the steamers have
not dared to so down, but have been obliged
to secure the services of an Indian in the vi
cinity, called Baptiste. In general these rap
ids are caused by ledges in the river, but here
there are in addition protruding rocks, and
the sight is almost terrific. Hufl Gate is
placid in comparison to it. The steamer al
most tocuhes one big rock, which, like Scylla,
hisses 10 its wrath at the trespassing stranger.
Otherwise the only skill of the pilots is to keep
the boat head to- 10
1t Is curious to watch these steersnlen.-
There are four at the Wheel while the captain
stands 10 front to ring the engine room BELL
N. Picarel. the head pilot, stands first on the
right of the wheel, and what look of intense
excitement that Frenchmen's face presents.
The boat turns and with the rapidity Of light
ening the wheel revolves.
La Chine crossed, you go under the Victo-
ria bridge, and in rounding to the wharf OBJ
tain a most magnificent view of the city,
The famous Cathedral of Notre Dame is the
first seen and most prominent object Of all.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
WHOLE NO. 7se
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Slip Owners,
.et 100 ssit AND
ShiDpino Merchants !

i VIII kncwn that the citizens Of Portland are
a large'y Intel esteG ia Tie cuba trade. 1bey e@-
kSHs 40 many m E0t lc0ks T. c., 10 fhA lsland
,o-, any her cy IN Va 60 Intry, RLdir r tur La-
Ith " quantities y sa ar and nlolass,s.
(.,,ha-s eh the praG lice eef.I0 Some OF the
their ~ iolu @ 70 requ"e shipnRsiers " oe iSer
shorai sess With II 9 ion OF Luls luInlsJ Or~
TO Ilgners i anu AZ ethsr port 10 deli is
ed tea or e~ glue o. ths Vessel, theis BE- aooeiv-
hip master 4 fhase W " VSes~ Ihe t2peIie, CO
cour.a ~ tns nas conViL theu, inal the latl,r
tain inat 40 one wrlvn will enable them 10 OBJ
,hsjr car oes Hes Haees account OF the delivery Of
hteie lhto tne hgh ers alOn Rside yh. - ~ ~
WITH tLeir Dlhs OF iading; Il rarely ~ "sS asSs
wnen the he hIei - De liver II o. shore -e'SS1
Thes5 lighters are owned by par.i |. 49,.
ne tnOir cr,w and soui t,nle. ,n - ~ an
l. ng distance TO landing piece and Isu,s, " ~ ~
ehaFg % over night, or be diseharl ed Nv nj h.
Sunds-, nd the consequence is moei VII H.
that portion OF the lighters l0ads r. losE 40 -
and tt W ssel al d OWNERS quiIe ed 10 pa a.
IL o her " Wofds, the ows GIs eno Masters oi val,
are required to insure the fal ess OF tn ug a.
ermes and the honesty Of all V,hers living A.one
Shore or empb yed 10 take tie tccount 81
Added to is The charge Tor H. terage has nea--
IL douoisd vi hin few yeais ana ts likely 10 I'd.
vance to any sum which inlsrCst9d partits lhsEo
may see d 10 "a ge.
Und.r these circumstances tie thipma tGrs aud
agents OF owners upon OF sulaten entered into an
agreemt Mt pit. J. "a, in reIau6n ~ The inter,
ana ior IN purt ose Vi giving n0lce to al colc med
thsy caused II to be pu siished with TIE
ers, IN our al pspers. In order that .Eers may
pe ma apprehension about its tolms, IT i inserted
IN this statement,
We, the undersigned shipmasters and, aeen.g for
owners, herery agree tnat on and the hrst day
OF September, l6o4, al carRoee laden On boald or
tne Island Of Cuta srIi be deiy red and receiv.
aot glae vi hin reach q vessels tsekles, ing
long tnmpev, which 10 W te lowed t. the suors bY
vessels erews, accordng the oms OF tie pl IN
eiple ports In the Onitld states.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19


generally and universally understood what
tne country ia now engaged In. We have as
al VIII agree. free government where every
man mas right to be equal with every other
man Ia this great struggle, this form of gov
ernmenf, and eoery form of human right, is
endangered If our enemies succeed. There is
more involved In the contest than is realized
by every one; there is involved In this strug
gle the question whether your children and
my children shall enjoy the privileges we
have enjoyed"
Not until Slavery is annihilated, throughout
rhe United States, can come the longed-for
ERA OF PEAcE--a true, holy, and lasting
Peace, founded on UNION, EREEDoM, JUS
TICE, and HUMANITY.
The UNION AND EMANCIPATION SOCIETY.
By order the Executive, Sept. 8, 1854
0fices Of the Union and Emanc patton Society,
81 Piccadilly, Manchester.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
InsirucIiOns on she rl,,e.

slS. Johnson formerly Of this city proposes
be seen at present at the stora ~ ~ ae.
shaw Co, No. 81 Federal Street. betTeen the
neprs o. and O'Clock. Terms, SIo fcr "a Lessons
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
Sa turday Morning, Nov. 10, 1864.

=. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19

Posr OFFICE, Portland,
Nov. 9Th, 1854
(pSssnt sSSssoont Of change of time Of the Western
we.tern ,rsiIs ior tho Winter arrangements. the
iris ofc =, On ana af or Nov. 7th, will close at
novsdsW A. t. DOLE. PM
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19

~ Rateg of Advertising:
oneinoh ofspacs In length OF column, constitutes
a"s0UARE.r
2l.5e porequare daily rst week; rs cents Der weel
aes reA insertions or less 81 90; continuing eve.
~ other day afssr GTst week, 80 cents. eT9-71
Haf square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
weak Sl.30; 80 cents per week after
.E1ef head of AsfuREaENrs, So 90 Der scuare psr
Wsee; three Insertions or lese, 81 be
s?EcIAL NOTICES, SO 90 per square Grst week, +,
SlGc PER square aer; three insertions or less Sl
sSn y square, three ineert:ons, slOo; one wsek,
Advertisements inserted in the NAIEE STATE
EeSss which hSs large oircuationin every part Of
ce Sf@td for 90 cents per sGuaren addition to the
Ao9yo rates, for eaoh insertion, ~ 500
LHsAL EcTICEs at usual Iatas.
Ersnszens sadysrtssene-ts Eoust be paid form sd-
VzueS.
sus,EEse NcTIoHss 10 reading coIu1nne, IL centl
per iEe fc1 one Insertion. No charge lsea than fifty
ocnts fcs zach insertion.
Ef al communications Intended for tho paper
ehOnle fh directed TO the Rdtt6r az The Press, and
tisoss OF q business characterize the PEeAshefs
~ Jon paIEz7Ee oi every description executed
Wfsh diepatch. 7f
r. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE 10 hereby 81, on, that It is the intention
~ OF the City Council to lay cut new street, or
public way for the use the city.beeinniDg at the
present terminus Of h anover street and continuing
10 Kennebeck street;
And the Joint Standing Committee of the City
council en- laying out rev streets, In pursuante OF
IN order Of the oty orpcn passed ON TIE tenth Day
~ november, will meet for said purpose On Monoay5
he 2lst day of nov ftS clock in me arerleon. g.
the terminus of Hanov-s street, the ace Of begin
ning, then and there proceed to view and lay OCT
I'D new street ,
All persons interes cd will take notice and govern
themselves acc r0il Ply. . :. ,o... -. >r w.,
Given under our hA 1d' thi' lam e~5 - >NS'' a.
D. 1864. rv
CAL, B V. BoswokTH Committee
WM.u STEWART, = on
e CYRUh h. LADD, La ing cut
-reIl'Hrif ,JEo T.. SNOWMAN, New Ste.
WILLIAM G. s0ULE, J
nOv14dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19

1t would seem as if our shippers ought to have ss
much regard for tho interest of their own iriel de
and as for their Cubsn consie eness; mcIs
ssPscialy asthe former only nsk 'or what Is ari.
lestiyeus ann rit ht fut If they prefer to ccope-
rate with the latter fer he purpcf 80 OF exac,ng on
orous terms and N nctn positive injury upon the
the form r. It very much 70 be regretted but can.
ntver be submitted to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
A. d. WhlddeI

Foftland, sept. 1, 1854 I.nfH" 81
Under this agreement he charterng Of ve se's kas
SINE gentlt m nom cuba VITO are inteIe d in
The lighterage and cargo and eoBsigI mea OF car.
goss, arrived here, We boitVe lnioT mea .Hr
sniI peTs that this agIe m 4 must be d. aLd
Of all cargoos. Our sh pless appear hs.e lsIced
at ones 10 this deman1 without consulting or -.
temdting TO consult o and ma, t3is, ana The
nrst lntim alton they reeve OF 1t Is the OF
shippershsr9 had agree 20 requise Vt th "a such
terms. 1fsirl -tsanat H'..14 RI ar.Ir
It would seem that 10 Ilsy AZ d mar ly dealirx as
well al tie mnsual dep rdence OF pa tlss ou b. %
nand o. CnbAn Houses, anil they ha1 CONFER ed
with owners of vessels or their agents kLd made
seme satisfAct Dry arrangements with them.
AS nothing OF the sort was done, Tie owners. mas.
interest and establish h1ch teims s~ jast &C III
selfpre eIvaion required OF them. accordingly they
held meeting on the 7th tnBs. Al The ecu til e
rooms OF Messrs. Ross & Strrtivant'o tit the
subject. rnis was largely attended, and Capt. hs.
b Chase was chosen Chairman, and VIM 10 8.
kfq Secretary. Afte 4 careful and caEdI oOAl Ia.
eraI on of he matter, & vote,i lh1r ey ui
not n Justice 10 thsm elgts sUbmt tho ielms
Dictated 10 cur shIppe And H. .. % iO reduce
this vote TO biz ding obl Ration thy ortW up And
signed the following ny e ment.
~ st Eng PORTLAND, N vembe. T. IsC4
The undersigned, sbipcwneIs, bIokelt, MAs.ers
and Msnagers ofvesze els, hereby 3, rec sid Eleoee
themselves each TO The other, not to cher tr Leir
We ses fer the Island o Iba, upt any other ma
than to det er their csrgoes alongs De tie We sci
there 1iee OF hgtteisge, excepting long lumber
VIII ich 70 to ed ashore b. the clip crew and that
no charter shall De mad ON private tsIms. unceI .
forte tureo thous Id collars which 10 be aid
BY the party breaking his agreement 70 the o. he
sigDers thervor. And IN charnan OF Il Is meeiin
is hereby authorized / institute all NECESSARY lekal
Dr0CeeOlna GOllnCL a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-19
PQRTLAND DAILY PRESS,
goHN IT. GILMAN. EDITOR.
pasiisaed AZ Ee. sss EXCHANGE sTREET. By
n. A. OsTER s. co.

Tan roZTLAEp DAILr PRBssis published dat$s. 90
per year.
fAE HAIRx STATE Pesssis published every Thurs.
0ey mornings lat S3e0 per annum, IN advance; g. rs
Il paid within six months; and $3.50, il payment be
delayed beyond the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BsHor-BAnBy.-In 0seining, N. Y, on Wednesday
January a. the residence Of the BRIDES father by the
Rev. Mr.. Hemn, rector OF St. Pauls church, Sing Sing
JESSE BtsHor 10 NARY A. daughter OF Thomas Bailey, ali
Of the above place.
De MlLIE-BRoBEaros. Friday evening, January
%, by the Rev. Dr. Dix, WV a. H. De MILE 10 HELEN D.
BRornrRToS, OF Stuyvesant. No cards.
Troy IN ~, Stamford (Ccnn and Providence (R. ID
papers please copy.
GiLoIRisr-KIGwAN-on Thursday. January -, at the
Church OF 81. Francis Xavier by the Rev Father Moy
Ian, u. AMBROSE GncHRisr 10 MARY A. KRwAN both OF
this city.
srowE-PowEiL.--On Monday evening, December Il,
1853 at the residence OF the Rev. Robert W. Lewis Mr.
JosFrB STOWE 10 Miss MARY 0eHER eldest daghter Of Will
liam p. Powell, OF this city.
Liverpool (England) papers please copy.
S<yMouR-BRYAS.-On Tuesday, January 20, at Trinity
church. Hoboken, N. j., by the Rev. N. s. Harris Mr.
JonS SEYMOUR, Jr, 10 Miss ExsA BRYAN, ell OF Hobo
Ken No cards.
TnAvrs-ArLES.--On Wednesday, January q, in WASH
ington square Methodist Episcopal church. by the Rev
Dr. ShaGer HoyER TRAVIS TO Miss n. L. AIIy2 both Of
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31
Died.

Died.
BooRHoUI lon Saturday, January 3O ISAAC F,Sop
Infant son Of Edward and Margery A. T. Bookhout.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
parents 27e North second street. Lorimer williams.
burg, on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
BaRSss In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, January
native OF Sheffield. England.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence 1888
Fort Green place, on Tuesday Afternoon two O'Clock
without further notice.
past eight O'Clock, SAMUEL Brown, Jr, aged years and
LODGE ana q h a1sa
attend The funeral from his late residence No. 10 smith
street. Brooklyn, e. D., ihe Sunday afternoon, 81 two
CoUoHs.--on Thursday morning, January u, at his
late residence ~ vanoewatcr street. after long and
painful Illness JANE ocuGuiE, native Of county Cork,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
% uudsy, srasoa ceoe S' s III SSs
oAsn, On Friday, January 70, HAyrAn, the beloved
ne y 'onn DHn naive OF Lsmon county waterford,
he risnds ana relatives srs respectfully invited 70
oos Inc oSsl q cu ssS "a asmon
avsnue, South Broekiyn.
Ssm%s.~oS srids SIp y.uusr, 40, rsoum c.mma
use John Rsi No 81 Srss street. WssSusS sSs
cusss1s. -cD saturday, Jspussy %, Asrxra snvAsr,
soa u Aonso ana IlissbsIh 4 tusnlan. IN he isS
~ rsisslsss s.A fr,sa q u. ss.,,, az pspscruly
hyt1e1 y alene the funeral, from hi iass rosidence
No - Mens Nnesses $500, tns (ssnAayl sfserneon
- taken - xS6eseed, 0cnn, fer inssTmoni y
O@reAx,.0 saturday, January co. EtEAU Co,
ne friends snd scquAn,anos AZ respectfully invited
70 attend - funen om hs ats sssdeSoe nd Charles
street, - Monday afternoon, ~ two o'clock.
cnA. twin dAuents! Of Charles O. iaa nary A. Cbms
The relatives ana friends are Invited % attend ,he
fnnsra this Sunday Afternoon, a two o'coch without
further invitation, nom % Division avenue BROOKLYN
DIcKFs, In saturday January 90, Ms uAsoAsv,
ptcuW, aGeA - ysays
IL iEsSs 81 sss FAMILY ere respectfully invited 10 -
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ann REWARD -LosT Oh STOLEN WHILE
$lUv esvisS Winssr osrdsn. s6eas loh r. -, H.
sSd 600 IN sssi lender no!sA S4sQ - arsfs he tsv
rc,h "a os Il ana cus e: ss dp a
Visy bsni o. Bu9.lc $500 payable % i6s orusy Of %
jlz and Si besides ehss papers o. no valve sIesisse
asovs rewasd VIII b. paid and qsesicns ssked " ssy
one s,irsniss Mem 70 40 south street, New rorn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

GRATlyYiNo AND nxxAlEApLe IHra1lIolEon.:
tbs slnosi anEerssl P.psnsty y ttaS sasnesfc q ~
nel vs cSsdi ofca2H e re ssssm ~, =
- Sss:' n: ,,sI. S e =. s "a, q
!: psas s 4 s,sSh 81 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

The state Board OF Agriculture has just held its annual
meeting in Iowa The agriculture OF that young ana en-
terprising state is hourishng resolution was passed
requesting the delegation in Congress to give liberal
support 20 the National Department Of Agriculture
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CHEROKEE CUnE.
CHEROKEE cURR.
CHzRoKRK CUBE.
cHERoKEE cURE. s3 a
CHBR0KBE CURE.
CHEROKEE CURE.
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
COMPOUNDED FROM
ROOTS. BARKs AND LRAvEes
CHEROKEE CURE.

.u a. P sa epEs % e'' St
Old Age Weak Ncrv, Diinculty Of Brsashina ire06ISS
Insanpy, Consumption. and all Tho dreful sSEISinS
caused by departing from the path OF nature.
THIS medicine Is simple vegetable extract ana one N
which all can rely, ~ has been used In prnotoo
many years and with thoussnds treated has fssd y
TO gain victory over the most stubborn case. -
TO those who have rned with their constitutions untsl
they think themselves beyond The Of medical ad We
would say despair not the CHEROKEE CURB viii rsvx
Yen TO health and vGor and after ell uack doooss kavS
Well might the poet excaim in heartfelt sngusA, - No.
penned the following description - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

rhe Dsmascac Ostward Bound,
fskvlAsD, No, Jan. ~, fs64.
To s,tsmshp pAnassus saps,Q ~ twenty pisuIss 70
ssp isasy sey LysrDCeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

.wa# sW M8ek m
easM1A ENA .Hs
2MN W Wa4N sstf tst a N
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THE eRyAr PRIZE FIGHT.

x.enan ana Ming Ia sef HoA Kane
Gaeens ee~Sn--sfsAA Y. Hsenon, Tom
su ksy -Acvn sayrce ana other Cs,ebsities
81 shs Fraxs Afne ~ me Law Csuyte'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-31

Before bis eyes appeared, sad, nosome, DARK:
a axnr house II seemed Wherein were laid
Numbers OF oil dissas'd All maladies
Of ghastly spasnB, or racking torture, Quaimn
or heart sick agony, all fevorous kinds,
Convulsiona epiiepsies fierce catarihs,
Intestine stone and ulcer collie pangs, r#
Demoniac phronzy, noping melancholy,
And meoustruck madness, pInne asrophy
Marnsmue and wide wasting peotilence -
Dropsios and asthmas and fcint .rac king rheuzna.
Dire was the tossing, deep the groane. Despair
Tended the sick busiest from couch 70 couek
And over them triumphant Death bis dart
Shook, but delayed 10 srke though Oft invOk,d
With vows, - their chief good and nunl hopo.
Sight 90 deformed what heart OF rock could long
Dry ey'd beholdf,
For full particulars get Circular from any drug Store In
the country write the propreors who WIN mail FREQ IL
any one desiring the same full treatise In pamphlet form
Prices-s2 per bottle three bottles for o. and forward
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-25
NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS.

r.. CropUs WRxAsn "A Collection Of Sacred
and Secular Choruscs from Oratorios, Operas.
ana Popular Clee and Chorus Books, designed
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