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aud these have be content with moderate allowance
mea 10 view Of this peculiar feature 81 TIE stu.
aton shape their business to conform thereto and
tners s therefore no great pressure for loans Where
discounts are required at all they 10 take care OF old
engagements there no disposition 10 make new Ones
People canuot touch anything without making q
loss so steady the downward current and consequent
y purchases are confined 10 The daily requirements Of
REGULAR trade Speculation, for the present, crushed
and business has been reduced TO the very lowest eg
mate standard. ln this state OF a1ars the mercantile
demand for money light OF course but
st, as remarked there is owning to the extreme eau
government securities ample and profitable employment
or their means and these Investments they prefer to
business paper nrst because they are deemed safest,
ana secoud because they can be.oucky converted into
We now in commercial oriss. resulting from the
cveng process caused by the decline in god aud the
latter should prove permanent We believe Ii will,
business must be adjusted TO the new standard. This
will break only those who have expanded largely
upon margins When the storm blows over, as II soon
VIII few prudent men will be found among the wreck.
or the reckless spectators sod steriug stocks and
produce thai may fall all we have to say is. that u
would be well the whole tribe should be wiped s and
utterly crushed There s no creator nuisance 10 trade
than tho en who constantly wadng into speculative
operations beyond their DEPTH thus placing themselves
ia position 10 under aud carry down other peoples
property whenever revus.on occurs But this class
viii rise again. and 10 time ,hey wl pe as reckless and
mtschievous as ever For the present, however they
win be harmless. For the rest nothing worse Is 70
be apprehended than readjustment OF business upon
rher is 'nUs SU oetwseS S %S and
that OF 1857 for the that have specie basis
TO look =" The present revuson instead OF reducing
tho volume Of currency practically increases II. Prices
having been reduced on 40 average, twenty I've 70
money to do busiuess II is probable there viii be still
further reduction values, and tbs will make money
proportonatey more plenty. Consequently nine hun
drcd million OF cUrrencY now, will do much business
eleven hundred and ffty million would have done tw
months ago When the currency begins TO be contracted
ihcu shall have steady pinch until lbe specie basis
is iually reached We may, indeed, tumble on to the
specie basis but not tending In that direction
now. either by precipitation gradual approaches Con-
uanty very active trade may be expected as soon
as gold settles down and prices OF commodties are fairly
adjusted thereto There will probably be no snch chances
for speculatons az there have boen doubling OF
money 10 day q week but regular business will be
active and profitable This Is the direction in which we
tending People can't be kept quiet, and colse
quenty trade cannot stagnant he there Is nine hun
drcd millions OF dollars Of paper money aaoat, with q
rial ACE
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FIHANCIA..
TINTED sTATRs I0 LOAN.

TINTED sTATRs LO LOAN
The Secretary of the Treasury gives sub.crp
tons be for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three years August Is 1864 with semi annual insres.
q. the rate Of seven and three per
principal and both to be paid in lawful money
These notes win be convertible at the option OF the
holder at maturity into cent gold bearing boods.
payable less than ave than twenty years from
their date as the government may elect The, will be
Issued in determinations Of $50 $780, $500, $1,000 and
ssOoo and all subscriptions be for fifty dollars or
some multiple Of any dollars.
Az the notes draw interest from August IS, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay the
interest accrued from date Of da.e Of deposit
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIs LOAN.
interest than any other, the security Any savins
bank which pays depostOr in United States noss
sders that is paying in the best circulating medium OF the
country and pay in anything better for its own
assets either securities In notes or
bonds rayab,s In government paper
CONVERTIBLE INTO Six PER GENT rIvR-rwENTY
GOLD BoNDa @,
In addition 20 the very interest the for
three years. this privilege worth about
three per rer for the current rate for Five
twenty Bonds nine per cent premium and
before the wsr the premium cent Uniod States
Stocks twenty pcr cont. will be seen that the
actual pron. on this loan The arte, rate is not
less than per cent per annum. s
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE Oh MUNICIPAL
TAXATION
But aside from al the advantages VIC have enumerated.
special act Of Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury
notes from taxation On the average this exemption
is worth about per cent per annum according to the
rate Of taxation in various PARTS Of the country
II believed offer great Inducements
to lenders Issued by the In all ether
forms Of indebtedness ability Of private
ties or stock companies. separate communities only. is
pledged payment while whole property Of The coun
try held to secure the discharge OF all the saons Of
the United States
Subscriptions will be received by the
Assistant Treasurer OF the Uuted statos Of Wall
and Nassau streets.
First National Bank of New York. No. 4 Wall stree.
Second National Bank CT New York 23d ani Broadway
Third National Bank Of New York No Nassau street
Fourth National Bank Of New York 27 and 20 Pine
Fifth National Bank Of Nov York. ass Third
Sixth National Bank OF New York. 9th and Broadway
Eighth National Bank Of New = rS ESQ Broadway.
Ninth National Bank of New York. 1853 broadway.
Tenth National Bank OF New Tors. 40 Broadway.
cen,r., N..oua, Bank Of New York II Duane street
National Exchange Bank Of New York. is4 Greenwich st.
and BY all National Banks which dcpasaries OF
public money. and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout The country will further Information and
AFFORD EvKRY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, oct. 6-6 7. NJ
AsaEs Receipts, % bo,s. Market duii, ard prices
romtnally unchanged.
FnrApsrufrs -Receip,s. % .soi bbis -four, sol bbs
sod o2o bags meal 109 442 bushels wheat, as 66
do l42 sos do oats "a 6ol do rye, aud s53
barley Tic nour msrke, stronger under tho rise 10
gold, and prices advanced l5c 2os with rather more
doing AZ the close, with reaction goil the mar
sct ess lrn than during the early part Of the
sion Of Change Ss.cs ,oyo bbis State aud Western
go Southern and $50 Cau1dian Rye -four dun al
50 50 So with sales OF l60 bbls. Corn meal again
lover, with tar demsud at tho decline sales 800 bits
al 81 6s or Jersey and 81 50 IS for Brandy~3e We
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DRoPosALS FOR .oAN-FIyE-TwENTY BONDS
Il n.e.h WAgt. l.lS


i Treasury DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Oct LISA
sealed oisrs viii bc rses,ysd .is bepar.msn uaas,
Of Friday the ist instant for ms Of The United States
offered will bear an il nieres Of six per ce tn paysbl,
M IL be on The q s G DAYS q My @ ana NO
tef Aye years aud pa at.c in twenty years from
Each oisr must for f..y or some multiple afy do
lars the Including premium ole "a foe
more tnan iv Two per cen, Of thcminci al tcScaias
premium, q The whole ano.., bii ior 81 esch older
L sSGanoa with the s OF the Ues sses az a.
Ss@ YSra Session. @'' rhaaep;ia @ or
with ,he designslrd depository AZ Baltimore pits
S SaS psro nsS q S5 Is
ss Tss :. se e s0r wf deposits
officer or bank rc,eivns ,hentac originals OF watch must
poss shomd be made in tine Tor the erdcacs with tie
offers TO reach Washington not aer than the mnrnu= ot
prope cssae II Gcpo- w be ssnse Ss W Us
The eeapon and Kse red onds 'ed @ snder se nro @
Sl.o9 Ecis,stei Boads Of s. ooo aud $40 V' vii be
An oIcs. received VIII opened Frday. oe.o5er
Il Ias aws,as VIII Be nsde y tae seer;lary 70
c!ination wl be immeaiates gwen - tie rcsrs tive
ecpsa ami Sa pSaa' WI - S se
10 the subscribers the cost Of the tearsmcnt. t-
viii be recxonSd In The i,s ,ns,anSuts p,i ty se,esfa
oae.ers aud vi nc Immediately fs;asned to those wsoc
Ihc amoun, acsep,ci oGsrs mus: be aeroslie! with
nosce on ssvice OF sccce,aacs or oers IS iosss
hall on the slh Of o. her ana re haanca uneudnl a.,
premium and Original two per oeat ieposD OF the s. Of
on depo nrn their dae 10 Soyeuser J, wall be paid b.
the goyegnrEcnt In coin go. ...
of accepted may be paid, with
October Uned States Certificates of Indebtedness
but suc c!caics will be rcccyeG ~ part payment Oh tae
crs under this notice shoald be endorsed "oIsf far
The right all considered advantageous
70 'Ae s''''HH'sn' Is 'ie'e'Iaa " r = W WFsssESDES,
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Marine Affairs.

Al meeting OF the passengers board the City OF
Limerick, a. tue Liverpool, Now York and Pbhsdephia
ne OF steamships. the following resolutions
mousy adoptei;-
Resolved, That just o! appreciation OF the
Official efficiency and manly qualities OF friend, Capt
G. Jones, demands something than the passive
memory atachog 10 ordinary passage OF the Atlantic
Resolved, That the tribute OF heartfelt graft
tude Ia due FOR The uniform courteous and friendly
personal interest steadily evnced throughout
boerous passage whereby the tedum and monotony Of
life wore effectively obvaied.
Rcsolvcd, That we hereby tender 10 Capt. + @ Jones
and bis gentenaniy o!cers hearty thanks and
cordial Wishes for their prosperity assuring them that
shall entertain bright memory OF tber genial
bearing towards us
Resolved That these resolutions be transmitted for
publication 20 the Nrw YoRK HshALD, and that copy be
presented 10 The captain.
On behalf OF the ps.scngers-Henry Jeo J. L. Ferrsl
Jamcs Drigcs John Black wood.
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The London Bankrs' Aa2asinc furnishes the returns
OF the circulation OF the private and jout stock banks
England and Wales for the four ending the goth OF
August These returns combined with the circulation OF
the Scotch aud Irish banks for the period the
average circulation OF the Bank Of England for the four
weeks ending the 18th Of August he date fur
nsbsd by their returns compared with tho month end
ing the 22d Of August. 1868, show increase OF
COOS 2sl the circulation Of 10 England and an
increase OF f6l SIS 10 the circulation OF tho United
Kingdom.
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Cor NJ The market for all descriptons continued
quiet and wo have sales - report. We quote RIO,
ordinary to fair, sac. IS good 10 prime, IS ,sc
3sI aud fair 10 good cs-gocs, iMc % &c Mara
csibo, 34c. n &c.. and Lry1ayra, 35c. a 30c
CAsptxs. .--Adsusn nte were quiet at SIC J9c sperm
55c. aud patent, Coo.
TRrsBrs wee less active, while rstcs we're unchanged
Engagements to Lverrc rer neutral vessel GO tons OF
taow la Sd and 90 tons OF oil cake nj 12s. 90 10
london o. tons oil at lbs 3D. and by steamer 600
bushels wheat al 3D. 10 ships bses and 200 boxes
cheese 3os To Glasgow rer steamer, "a 900 bushels
wheat a, ID 500 bbs -four s b Cd, 200 boxes cheese
and 2VO packages butter a, 3os. 10 Dublin. per neutral
vessel "a COO bushes wheat al 4d IN bulk vessel o
800 tons was Chartered 10 New Orleans with soft coal al
$40 per ton British bark from Philadelphia to d.
rect port IN france With petroleum at 81 per csk Of
AZ gallons and ship 400 tos, hence TO san Francisco
with coal, on private terms
GtHNY BAGS. -lhe demand was very liRht for this
article, and Dominsi at 3sc.
GUNSy CipIa dun, ani nominal al zoe
HEnP-lhc market for Manila was very quiet and 40
have only 10 anal salee al lie. q II &c per H.
HsyShippiDs was eelliug 10 moderate way al 81 30
81 50, and retaii otsst 81 45 a 81 55.
fIors 1he receipts Of prime gradcs still continue light
and with fair demand from consumers prices
shade rmer the sales Comprise about 30 bales Of
crop prices ranging from 4sc 70 b2c and 80 bales
OF old 81 15c, 33c
iypsro irine better IN demand, but prices were
tending downward; sales Of chests Madras atH 30.
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CIncinnstl.

IFrom the Cincinnati Gsze,e, October Al
In the money Market business u conducted With great
CAUTION apkers do not care 10 loaa all, and they
enc sccot modaions almost excusvoy 20 oc,to mer
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Fhe wheat market was subject 10 The influences
as the -four maj ket md prices advanced &c &C., with
quite large business sales las 0C0 bushels at 81 ~
81 10 for Chicago spring, 81 TO 81 IS Tor Milwaukee
club, III IS 81 s2x for winter rcd Western. 81 7s a
gan and Kentucky and S2 81 o5 Tor good aud choice
white Michigan Rye vas lower and dull. sales 10 500
bushels Western at 81 80 Of barley H. Dusbes eau
ada West we're spd part at 81 90 Oats lower aud
dull st 7sc 7ec for Western, With load at soc.
Corn decidedly Hrmer with fair demand and sales
Of 81, ,0t0 bushels AZ 81 40 81 AK for Western mixed
closing at al IS a 81 80 dem ipded.
CoIIos-fbe market intnued dull and heavy, ard
the quotations below entirely nominal Receipts
large Sales 80 bales We quote.
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pr details ard cOmpafison =


ICta w las gl9 H. 1ui,O8. y 80 ,Jun lJo,st8iJJ
The lstIcn .. these banks ias undergone an in.
creaee q prob .bly II Eve = len millions since ihe
date 70 whica hls extends bst q. tier present
rate ., in.reasc the u the nati,nN banks wn
exceed taos, the banks, ani tore her Ia
the snna; bat iar more .or1ta c, embraced IN the
policy Cf the Tfeasary Depart neut, viii, II not
arTesioG, sooner or later food ihe cog,try with
suoh a yAst surplus Of pIler money inat a
crisis VA be Inevitable. Du Il not late avert
fhe dan 4 his, AMI EF lincoln aad 5r Fessea.
den ratlual 70 nc ias o. aIytoiog remedy
the rressu, o. financial lrs and anticipate
Iegisiatn tie su0joct, wih dnvolve upon Congress
b. urgently to adopt cary possi
be for the sGd ng o. large portion of the currency
wei lie c0rsoi6at!9n o. bonds The Satioaai
Ink law, too, - far certain articles 10 Il
tains 70 Their paper Issues concerned should be re-
eba.ed 1Lesc lGsiiui0as, We aced h4rdiy observe,
Eve oor-l0 tsd largely = the lofaiion wHich Las i'm
diversified tie great o. The people Tor the last
.,ar more. Although the Rational Bsnk law
passed TIA eatiy 1903 sad the hr bank under the
nes ct ala not commcsce bus before July IN
that wear tie facilities many O. the rew banks
on eyed ia being ucd - government repositories,
sniuced hem q become active as lenders and
they were Cry sought BY the speculative class which
The state bapgs asirR moro conservative manner,
d :i4ed lcccwuocstng y this way they did more
20 foser naton py Their loans than BY their currency
Issues. Ihs policy oi the government IS now, or at
least ought % b., 70 keer Us taIanccs more closely
drawn taaa formerly, Tor ,hcse Institutions arc by no
means ID most sue places of Investment, II we may
Judge by the failure which has already overtaksn
several o. their number.
TO the stringent pJ!cy Tor months pas, pursued
by the backs curisling discounts We may at.
tibue 10 GONE extent apart from the course Of gold
the decne of prices the produce general mcrchan
disc markets.
The increased speculative activity Oh the stock
created brisk demand for money 90 call, which has
been met on ample margins At per cent. The In
disposition 70 discount shows no abatement, aud only
prime commercial paper Is taken at from nine 70 twelve
Ter cent and ordinary at rates varying from that
eighteen
iateigu exchange unsettled by the state OF nnancs
end commercia affairs 10 Europe and buyers are vesJ
critical q the bills they take. Thus far the rates FOL
sterling slow material change. Bankers AJAX losk
loo Tor long and iooS iiot< for three days blls
Tee. -dsv m llo~
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s5os so4 the corresponding week 10 1853. The i'm
pcr is we're sss2 2l5 against szss sra Ia 1855.
Tho condition Of the banks o. the three principal
mercial cities oi the Unou exhibited In the folowln
table which shows the aggregates OF their las, weekly
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OfFicE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
" No Is william street -.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF THIS Company
will be ncld tho lst Honda OF the oce OF
the company Is william stree YORK II o'clock
M for the transaction o. such business cofnr be-
fore the meeting. JOHN A. DIX, President
III V poon Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD TO THE ruBLIo-wE WISH TO CoR
"A rect the mistake or iasehood OF Councilman Lent
to that honorable body that entire prices paid
the ourne ranges from lao 70 ls5 per cent Nov
inamuch whole thus far received amounts
to from - to 50 per cent For % O. m
ing paltry - or So which will average joarney
wages ten hours DAY. or from % 10 $ls per
week, the round
Yes from s. to 70 per week l,.t
Gen,emen-lu your card 70 the public you have again
resossd 70 your old trade o. yyas 9s aors
tecve Association taud permit US 70 add Benevolent So
s That we haze s as b have we not
the right 70 protect our labor as you have %
Rsss essd sGSd S .. the right
OF which we admit; but gentlemen when you assert
S S have s. asn s ~s not on al
c.fuiy sought ior sn advance through your own
of pces kno%ns =. DO The ssOrSian sums YOU
have charged your customers 10 proof of whicn we ieier
foe 50 p per cent you have charged s6 rer
We ask you. gentlemen, have we not an equal right
casiomers' S in tia. portion Of your card the pub.
lie which says do not tonhne ourselves 10 gene A
swor from perencs that Is not Just For instance sc
cordug to arenment you wond have US charge such
bind their interest Your ts the same price Tor
making gsrment as W would charge Messrs uroney =
tau from their customers list OF who prices We
intend submit the public as we have IN course Of
It requires maze al proving your profits on
our LABOR aud VIII iks Samson Of old df you wilt,
surprise 70 the public the merchant ta.ors New
York should for moment have subnied TO Y NO
we have done with you You say you proposed commit
confer with society now, gent omen: you arc
that ha associltion ia March last did not Do
which committee OF the present would
inasnucn does not contain such names as A. r. L.
sure Der by, J. Bond, D Deretris and Pettus Co.
The New York herald., 1864-10-07

The following banks OF Massachusetts,, additional 30
those Published yesterday, have declared semiannuai
dividends Bank three cent John Hancock
Bank, Springfield, foar; Monson Bank, foM Worcester
County Bank Blackstone four sad the Southbrdge Baok
four
The Housatonc Railroad Company have declared dvi-
dend a per SHARE from government tax 90 the
preferred capital stock the esvngs for the last
six months II Ia payable on the 18th instant The fol-
lowing statement shows tho increased business OF the
Receipts 1884 from January to Ses,r nbe $210 28l
Receipts in 1868, from January 70 Sep.,bcr L. lS66l6
The following compsr table shows the receipts aud
shipments OF -four grain at Chicago during tho frst
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CENTRAL CoMMrrrEr. RkFonx HAL. /

No 2oI GRAND STREET, NEW YoRx, Oct s. 1861.
The follow ing rcsoluto adopted -
Res That this beng formed on th3 follow
ing principles. ,mely-For the mutual protection or each
other wih benevolent funt attached that al dilciles
with employers aud empoes should be brought before tho
Central CoEttee with tle view Of settling sad dispute,
ami SHOP meeting should be allowed to go on strike
ali should b. exhausted for the settlement Of
the sane. N
Reso vsd That the acton tiken By portion OF the
Of this having pledged themselves TO
DISCHARGE IN who mem hers Of the Working
Tallors Pro.ecsc and Benevoent Union at " O'Clock
Tuesday therefore resolved That the members
AZ the Worang Tiio-s Pro,ecre and Benevolent Union
do pledge Ourselves Is contest the issue TO the last
Ard fGrtier we'd That the action OF the follow
ng lated merchant tao-s OF this CITY deserve tho
of the entire com3nily In forcing such an issus
US denying the right which they themselves Claim -
Gu! ~ Broadway; Bond U'Nel, Broadway; Brown =
Powers, Brcadxsy; W'edcnfe., Broai.ay; Croney ~
Lent Bostwav: Pettus Co, Broadway, Miller Broth-
Broadway: r Becker. Droadway; Deperries Bfosd-
way; Locs wood. broadway; James CLARKE son broSd
wa Rahers Bro.iwsy Oerby Co. q Wake street;
Eith avenue; A. Leisure Co. way; Hadden ,
Broadway. Brooks BROTHERS, Broadway VANDERBILT Broad
way, ca chaster Williams Broadway Hap2y Broadway;
Chandler Smith, Broaiwsy METRE Russell, Broadway;
Ski1f x iarieon$foroadwsy; =. y. Hull Broadway.
NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
IN Mathew o. g. A. u. societg herebr notified 10
meet NJ their ht, 3oi Broone street on Friday, the I'm
Instant at O'Clock r. n attcnd the fulera o.
deesasei brotlisr. Hugh Muboland. ny order OF
JOHN BARRY, Presldeat
Tixo.ar L. IrHcr. Recording sc'retary.
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The cash balance " the hands Of the Assistant Trels
uror n Boston, al the close business october was
ss,7ss tes 80 decrease Of flTi tsi IS a. compared
vith The eltss Of the previous week
Ths Bos,,s cr srls last resk we're ssor e, .s.,rs,
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DKPRoLEUM Oil STOCKS -
IN ALL THE FIRST Cf ABS COMPANIES
For sale by JOHN b MURRAY co,
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REWARDS,

fnsy REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RETURNING A
- = white aad hver coprei Pointer lslu.l 10 - So
cn
The New York herald., 1864-10-07

Csl0 REWARD -LoSr ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER
y ~ small ala.S aud Tan siut, about e.shleen
fnUrihs \ the Loc, had .
whits wth smait belt attached. The above
va. b. ad say reiUrnu beg 70 No bast
iasrtsetl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
4 CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO test

TIL. proprietors Of the Hiawatha, knowing that
many preparations for the hair were in the mar
ket and ail advertised to do nearly the same
things and that the public were uns BILE to de-
termine from the Advertisements which were
genuine, ana buying one or two aud falling to
realize the expected benefits concluded that all
were humbuss, in order to Assure the public
which could DO relied upon, proposed the follow
ing test which was published tuo weeks in the
Herald and the other morning papers viii out
elici'ing any response. Let . number Of well
known citizens of urquestioned integrity and en-
tireiy aisinterested appoint . person to the pro-
rrietor OF each preparation Or restorative to re-
store the color to the hair. zach proprietor to
use his own preparation and pothing else during
the trial and the person alfo to use hing else.
Let certih.e te Of the esult be published in oil
the principal papers Of tho county at the ex-
pense OF the ursuccessful competitors
HoYI'S MINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts besutiful dark glossy appearance to
the hair. md is uuexcelled in keeping it in curl
or in any desired position.
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
Au Invaluable dressing Tor whiskers. Changes
lightaad red hair to a beautiful brown or black
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH hON T l. co,
mchl5 d1y 10 University place, n. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08
Tonorse OwnerA.

. DR.. SWEETS INFALLIRLE LINIMrNT FOR
hsRSES is unrivaled BY any, and in all cases Of
Lameness. arising from Sprains. Bruises o,
Wrenchins, its effect is magical and certain
dsrness or Saddle Calls, Scratches Mango, DO, i,
VIII ALSO cure speedily: SPAWN and k,nsbone
lent stages, but confirmed cases are hcvond ,o.i;
oiiity Of rodical cure. No case Of the lind
however. is 90 desperate or hopeless that IL ~
DO a!ieviated BY this Liniment, and its faith III
Application will always remove the Lamsne.s "A
tpsole ne horses to travel with con par.tve ease.
hand for lite timely use at the 6rst snn.s,. :. -
nameee VAL snectualy prevent 81 ose iorni "a
aaseeses @entiened, to which al hnrrss are hable
hosses nearly worthless.
~ advsetisensnt. s,.,aa.,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-08

DEATH IN THE SwEEr-MEAT JAMS
A child was recently poisoned in Penn
sylvania, so that death ensucd, from eat.
ing apple butter which had been kept in
glazed jar. This glazing contains au
active poison--the exide Of lead-which
is dissolved by fruit acide, and is extre-
mely dangerous 10 lite. All such sub
stances al spple-butter and The like
should be keyt 10 wood or glass vessels,
90 as TO avoid the possibility Of mischief.
The above is not solitary instance, as
many similar one have ACQUIRED.