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QUARTERS GHNERAux.

QUARTERS GENERAUX,
DEpARTEMENT DU TRANS -MIssrss1Ppr,
Shreveport, Line: ler JUN 1864
Aux Citoyens du Departement Trans-
Mississippi.
TeAI CRU DE MON DEyoIR de lancer
- un ordre General autorisant rachat, ct sill
est necsssaire, le pressement dune moitis du CO.
ton dams ce Departement. reffet de suppleer
aux besoins pressans de nos armees en- campagne.
Vos soldats sont la seule defense de votre paws
contre linvasion ct la d6solation. Dams une cir
constance recente lis vous ont fait Yoir combien
LIS desirent ct combien lis sont capables de efen-
Dire vos foEers. Sans munitions de guerre, sans
vstements nj indictments, lis ne penvent roster
en- campagne. Ces effets ne peuvent etre obte-
nus que par importation. LIE cotton est lie seul
moyen par leque) 6n peut faire ces aehats. Ne
vendrez.vous pas au Commencement, avec le me-
nue. plaisir ct le meme patriotisme que. vous ont
protege vos fills ct vos freres, le sen produit avec
iequef leur yaleur peut stre secondee contre Pen
nemi pubiic9
! LIE pressement du cotton sera evite. 81 c'est Dos
sibe. Mais il est ASSORTMENT necessaire de Sc pro-
curer des munitions pour rarnee. IL s'agit dc
savoir 81, pour representation de yos foyers vous
forcerez le Commencement avoir recours a1 pres
sement. 35t y
e. KIRBY SMITH,
General e0minaadaat
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E. KIRBY SMITH,
General c0m1nandaat.
!. QUARTERS GENgFsRAUx,
Departement du Trans sAdississfpnf,
Shreveport, Line. IerIJuin 1864.
ORDRT,S EFNFRATTY No 21 Ff.-'t'

-
Department du Transsndississippi,
Shreveport, Line. IeriJuin 1864.
ORDRES GENERAUX No. "a.
A necessite pressante d armees en- campa-
- gne demande absolument que le Gouyerne-
ment fasse usage dune moitie du cotton de oe
Departement pour Fachat de munitions nayales,
ct militaires REFUSES pour la defense du pays.
Des officers commissioners discrets ont cts
choisis Ieet daeheter sill est possible le mon
tant requis 81 ce montant ne peIt pas stre OBJ
fenus par contrats volontaires, eur devor sera de
le presser conformsment at1x termes de racte de
pressement ct aux Ordres Generanx relatifs. q
Les commandments de District leur foarniront
toute Resistance don't lis pourront avoir besoin
dans fexecution du present ordre.
Ioute atteinte un pressement Illegal sera
[promptement punie sur un rapport avec preuyss,
satsfactoires aux Quarters Generaux de District
les offciers suivants sont charges de lexecu-
ton du present. nrlre -
Major A. S. Cabell Major W. P. Baugn, Capt.
E. j. Lynch, Capt. B. Shropshire, Capt. w. w.
Barrett, Capt. N. A. Bige.
Tout le cotton qu'ils peurront Sc procnrer dams
FEta5 du Texas sera place sous le controle du
Lieutenant Colonel w. I. Hutchingson, qui Fem
ploiera settlement dams le but de Sc procurer des
munitions de guerre S sSa5'
Par ordre du GEN. E.. KIRBY SMITH.
SIS. ANDERSON, ASS. Adj. Gen. a
16 Juliet 1864. 7-4t
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Ter Lieutenant ct Adjudant
TIT CONFORMEMENT a rOrdre
IL IL He neral No Ia ct 4 p0rdre Snse;al
Bureau du Quarter Maitre Contrcleur !
DE La TAKE EN- NATURE,
- ---. Shravenort Tn;Ilof 1854

Bureau du Quarter Maitre Contrcleur I
DE La TAKE EN- NATURE,
Shreveport s Juliet 1864.
YNOUS LES PRODUCTEURS de pEtat de
n Ia Louisiana sont par le present avertis d'a-
voir payer leur pleine quote-part de produits
due CONNIE take en- nature, d'ici au Ter d'Aoit
1864. A cette date, les estimations des Asses
seurs seront transfefees aux Colecteurs dc Dis
tricts. atm dlatre collectes leur vaeur en- crcu-
lation, avec la penalite que Ia loi y attache,--
Les articles qui etaient collectables avant le IL
Fevrier 1864 sont sujets une psnalite de cin-
quante pour cent. Ceux qui sont collectables
apres cette date (le peIc fume ct lie tabac) cling
cents pour cent. :"
Cette mesure est desenue necessaire dams le
but de elore leg operations de 1868, prealable-
ment Ia collection dc la take de lannee pre-.
sente.
(signe) s. D. OLIVER, Major :
ct Qsartier Maitre Coa,roleur de Eta, dc Ia Lac:
ROBT. MONTGOMERY,
Capitaine ct Assist. Quarter Naitre
S-2tl Be District de la taze en- nature
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Avis a1aX COntribuabIes
des Etats-C ConfedGr&s

(Soas Ia Section 16 de Aeted' 'Assessement.)
DISTRICT DE ST LANDRY, LINE, J
Bureau du Collecteur de District,
OPELoUsAs. LOUISIANA, 80 Juliet 1864.
4 Wis estpar le present donne que les Taxes
In COME ederees deja assesses sont maintenant
dues ct doivent stre payees au Collector
soussigne dans les trste oars qu guivront Ia date
du present avis, SOUS peine dune amendeou take
additionelle de DIX POUR CENT sur le nontans
des taxes (ainsi quill est present. parla loi) avec
les frais iudiciaires. THEO. G. LITTELL,
Collecteur do District, St. Landry.
A Pefet de recevoir ees taxes je me tTouverai
mon bureau, aOpelousas, das anjourd hui, de.
puis 8 heures du matin jusqu'a heures de Ia
prssmidi (les dinanehes exceptes.)
80 juillet9. T. CT.
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SLa Cour de District ouvers une session
speciale en- notre vile Lundi dernier. C'etait IL
premiere fois qu'elle segeait depuis pres de deux
ans; ce qui explique les travaux prol6ngss du
Grand Jury pendant cette semAine, travaux qui
ne sont point encore termines. Riea d'importans
ne s'est fait jusqu'a aujourd'hui. La Cour Sic
gera probablement pendant 8 ou semaines.
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LIE COURIER DES oPELousAs,
Inbliele Sanedi par Joel Fl. sandoz.
rnNnYrInNe. "a

L'abonnement est de vINGT piastres pour SIX
nfo1s, payables d'avance, on vingtcinq piastres
a la fin deg SIX lnois. Aucun abonnement ne
sera arrste que les arrerages ne soient pay
IS, . moins que pediseur ne le juge eonvenabla.;
Et les abonnes ,qui desireront arrster leur abon-
nement devronte en- donnera avif par ecrit an moins
quinze jours avant le terme de leur Advancement.
Les avis seront inseres raison de cinquante
cents Ia igne pour chsque publication. Quand
on traitera degre d gr6avec .Editeur, une deduc-
ton berale sera fate pour les avis persnanents.
Tout avis. a moins quill men soft autfement
ordonnes ssera public en- franeas esen anglais JUS
qua ce quil soft retire. .ou jusqu'a CO que lEdi-
teur jugs eongenable de le retirer. II
. Les annonees de candidats SO paieyont vingt-
cinq piastres pour chaqge candidat, esd'avanee.
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a. j. Butler, fle here de Butler la Drute), est
mort Tecemnaenta a New York Avant de gutter
ce monde de peines ct de soucis, il fait un tes-
lament par lequel il donne son digne frere (tou-
jours la Brute), IN million de piastres II laisse
aussi un million dautres parens. Ce miserable
etait lassoeie de son frere dams son commerce in-
fsrna a atNouyeHe- Orleans, ce' qui explique sa
grande fortune. y, =
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QUARTERS GENERAUX,
District des Consents de la Louisiane,2
=. Shreveport, IL Juliet 1864. {
ORDRES GENERAUX No. IA. -
4 L'ordre special qui suit est public pour lin
No formation de ceux que celia concerne:
Quarters Generaux !
ARMEE DE ia LOUISIANA. { E
Bureau de lAdjudant General.
Ses shrevepor. 9s5hillet 1864. I
ORDRES SPECIAUX No. 1852. e5t
1. Les membres de la Garde d'Etat, Armee de
la Louisiana, qui ont etc detailles pour demeurer
chez eux CONNIE cultivatenrs, gerants on econo-
mes d'habitations, sont avertis d'avoir Sc rap.
porter inmediatement aux OFFICERS de Conscrits
des Etats Confederes, dams les differences Parois.
ses de Get Etat ct donner leurs obligations con-
formement anx lois des Etats Confsderes
Par 0rdre de zHENRY w. ALLEN,
Goueerneur ct Comnandant EN- ckef
[Signe1 q 5' T. G.. HUNT,
Adiudant General Louisiana.
IT, Les OFFICERS Enroleurs dams les limites de
ce District sont requis d'appeler sans delai tous
les hommes ainsi detaillss de la Garde d'Etat de
la Louisiana, leffet de fournir les te1noignages
ct lobhgation requis des personnes detailles de
la meme maniere (ou exemptes) du service des
Etats Confederes lis rapporteront Immediate
Rient notre Quarter General toute personne qui
refusera ou nsgligera de Sc conformer aux stipu-
lations.de rerdre special ci-dessus. =
Par ordre du COL. E. G. RANDOLPH, Z.
Conmcnddnt du District des Conscrits de la Lne.
!. GOODWILL
Ter Lieutenant ct Adjudant.
TIT CONFORMEMENT a rOrdre ca.
j. lie neral No. IA ct rOrdre Special No.
l52 ci-dessus, les personnes qui sont sujettes a
Toperation de es ordres dams la Paroisse St. Lam
dry Sc raPpof. of.tront imraediatement mon Bu-
reau fefet de remphr les formaltes requises
par la loi. Ceux qui manqueront on negligeront
de sy conformer seront rapportes sans delai au
Bureau de Conseription de Departement ct leur
detail sera revoque.
JNO. NJ. TAYLOR, Lieut.
ct Officer Enroleur pour la Paroisse St. Landry.
Opelotsas % juliet 1868. 6H
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o r z Z o q q A 9
saMEDI MATIN =: 80 JULIET 1854

Aas-Nous svons, depuis quelque temps, refuse
da nouyeaux abonnes, en- consequence des prix
\. srnrhiiants du paper &c. Neanmoins, nous ac-
canterous encore dc nouveaux abonnes pour six
,no;s settlement, d ID foiss Voir nos conditions.
q Ceux de nos anciens abonnes qui ont paye d'a-
vsree recevront le journal rancien prix PEN
dans liant le temps pour lequel lis ont paye; ct ceux
hi ne desrent pas continuer aux nouvelles con-
d;tions sont nstamment prizes de nous le faire sa-
Toir.
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VEn'lE DBBOuS DE- 1 'ETbT
BUREATJ DE L'EXECTT'TT


Shreveport, % ,Fsvrier 1864. {
I 4 TtONFORMFMENT 4 un acte de la Legis-
~ latnre de FEtat de 10 Louisiana, intitile:
sActe pour, autoriser la vente de Bons de PEsat
pour .fall sgement dn Trasor ct pour Ia li1uidas
ton finale du principal ct des interets d'icelu," "
approuYe le 5 Fevrier 186s,-Des propositions
cachetees seront reeues d mon Bureau, dams la
vile do Shr@yeport, jusqu'au 1er de Septembre
proclaim, pour Ia vente on eehange de Bons de
lfEtat ayant pour terme pas moins de vingt nj
plus de cinquanteans, d compter de- leur date, ct
qui deUont stre ennis par montants de deux cents
piastres au moins, ct pas plus de mile piastres
chacun, la discretion du Gouverneur, portar,t
mterst raison de six pour cent par an, payable
semi-annuall element an Bureau dn TrEsorier DE-
tat. u Sc
4 Ces Bons seront vendus pour ie benefce de
l'Etat. ou lis seront schanges pour des billets
Confederes ON pour DIES biiets dn Tresor de l'F,-
tat della Louisiane.
En- autorisant la vente GU Peehange dc ces
Bons, Ia Legislature pourvu au Placement semi
annuellement de pintergt courant ct an rembour-
sement des Bons . leur lnaturite, par Ia creation
dun fonds dc reserve implement sunisant.
Les propositions cachetAes seront ouvertes le
premier Lundi de ehaque mois, ct los Bons se-
ront accordes an plus oarant, a Ia discretion tlu
Gouverneur.
4 H. w. ALLEN,
Gou5eruenr de Z ErGt de la Loassiane.
IL Mars l864.--3m
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On demande a Iouer,

On denaande a louer,
TTNE negrssse blanchisseuse ct cuisiniare,--
I VI par mois on par an lie Plus haus prix CO.
ra aecorde. S'adresses au bureau du Courier.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29
GENERAL NEWS

A maa Of eighty and q blooming
young raid Of twenty were married ,r
Qaincy on "Wednesday. That is Jsnu-
AIRY and Nay with vengence.
1t ia said that Gen. Hooker's war
steed, Lockout" is the finest horse in
the army. His color is rich chestnut ;
he stsnus seventeen hands high, and
notwithstanding his Immense s,ze. has
trot,ed mile, under the saddle. in 2:45,
tie was bred in Kentucky. M
A woman at JohnstDwr, N. T.. fore
told the time of her decease. made all
hsr preparations for that event. did .
days work at washing and baking, t.ok
her clothes and hung them awsy, say,np
she should never need them svs,n. and
next nesuiog WAS found dead in her
bed. F-H
All children born in ireland after Jan.
uaiy lst.. 1854, are to be vaccinated
within SIX, months Eofth.ir birth. For
non-comr lance with this regulation
parents and guardians are lisbIs to hne
OF ten shiiliDgA #
Gov: ldorton has officially announced
me ME nticn to Investigate the cess a
ne lnolsaass eeldiese ! pAes Aie1 iron
etasvati on and axpeasxe betseeea Cumhes
'aasHap and .Losisvillsye0 a sesOs0t
es veieA Aas bssn extensively pa.blishsd
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STATE lTEMS

TIE Independence Civilian has sus-
pended.
Capt. William Hammond, one Of the
Oldest citizens OF Upton, died on Sun
day last.
Mr.. Williams, of Alanakee county had
four of his fingers amputated az a conse-
quence of exposure aud freezing.
c. II Buck, one Of the original set.
tiers OF Iowa City, died a, his residence
III that city few days since.
Ei. Rener of Louisa country, late
Adjutart Of the 3Oth Iowa Infantry, son
of Senator Relner (now dec.ased) died
few days since at CoIumbu City.
The receipts of the Universallst Fair
held in Dubuque, last week amounted to
about two thousand dollars, OF which
sl,7oo gees toward buying an organ for
that church. There is no halfway
work about the members Of that church.
Tbs Clinton Herald says that . man
OF that place, While drawing wood across
The river, that his team broke through
and together with himself, we're percipi-
tsted into the water. The driver sue.
ceeded IN getting out, but the team
two noble hotses-werc drowned.
Moses B sgs, OF Sidney, Fremont
lormerly Treasurer Of the conn
y, aud charged with beng defaultes,
has been arrested on the charge Of blow
'"g up the Court House of the county,
nica last crime was committed abou;
tao months since.
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TaAoEDY n NEW yoak.
AL Ill ~ -
~ Her Att hpts1 and Suicide
/ AccSmpfShed



Frederick Eicheler, German aged
about 20 year and residing II No. 50
Stanton Street, some months ago propos-
ed TO lively and intelligent young Ger
man widow. The only obstacle t. be
encountered was the fact that E cheler
had then . wife living somewhere 10
this country. He assured the widow
that for good reasons he had eommepc-
Cd q suit ;or divorce sgainst his wife, aud
there VAS IN excellent prospect Tor .
speedy and favorable result. In that
event the marriage wss to be consumst-
ed at once. The laws delay rendered
the young widow impatient, and when .
fellow countfymaO, named John haen,
proposed Tor her heart and hand she con-
sented to become his wife, aud five weeks
ago they were married. Since that
time the husband and wife have resided
1t No. so Division street. When Eich
eler became cognizsat Of this fact be was
at 8rst highly indignant, aud subsequent.
ly very gloomy and dispirited. Last
Wednesday morning he visited the
place, and had an intel view with Mr.. ard
Mrs. Msen. He told the latter that he
did not care to I've any longer Dow that
she vas the wife of another. Late T. q
following evening Eicheler returned 10
Maen's residence, and eaid he was gong
to enlist in the army the next day, and
Mad come to hid them good-by. He
took out bis pocket book aud offereJ
some money to Mr.. Macn, at the came
time urging the latter TO go out and 90,
two bottles Of wine, with which to take
a parting drink. Maen declined to q
for the wine and Eicheler thereupor
vent for it himself. Subsequent event.
shox ed that E,cheler's motive was TO ge
Msen ont of the room, and during hi
absence to murder his wife. This 10 th,
Only conclusion to which ne can come
judging from what immediately follow
ed. Eicheler was absent but shor
time, when he returned with two DO tIe'
Of wine and three tn ,.b!ers. In each o
the tumblers he had secretly ,laced ,
, quantity OF white pY~ der, which sub
-eqneDt analysis proved was ar.enic.-
Wine was poured into the unblers, aot
al the per.ons engaged 10 the sffN
d aux of J.. Maen wAa, however, SUE
p'c'ous that all VAS not ri sht, and draul
very 'p.ringv Of the liquid. Eicaele
was noticed to be veay much excitet
during the drinking Of the wine, and lief
hurr"dly immediately after. N,s. Mae
soon btcame alsru.ingly III and remained
80 tor many hours despite the mot &C
tive remedies which Lel physicians coul,
dminister.
Just as Eiche!es was leaving Maen'
rooms he suddenly drew revolver iron
his pocket, placed the muzzle nea
Maen's head and fret. On account o
the high state OF ex iteinent in wheel
he was at the TIM, he missed 1 is aim
and the ball 'od sed in the wall behind b,
intended victim.
The next We learn about Eichelcr j
that hs was found dead on FRIDAY in bl
room at Clark's Hotel.
Mr.. Maen, who did not drink much .
the wine felt very little I'll effects ON i
The p.st j was exploae d 81 near bis fac
that the ouruirg powder singed his ha,
and whiskers. 1t is believed that Mrs
Maen will recover with careful nurs;n.
and attention.
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The Railroad Commsa;;ouer.

The Railroad Commissioners Of
Name compel the Grand Trunk Railrord
on account Of its detective track to run
passenger xlrains 4 NO faster than s,x,v
mica an hour and freight trains cot faster
than ten mileg IN h.ur while within tho
limits If the Moe Yrss State. Is Az
Storey, Of the sChicsgo 1Jssea, John
b. Turner, Of ne Chisa1o Usion Z: K.
and fourtetn ofS6f ktaf 1ehn 06muus,
the com&l7ls6tb s.Yse 8 1[Si0s fol tbe
Naajooal Dsuoo613lE tonSenttoo. jnlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29
MolCELLA kEOUe. :
- = - x3
!. WILCOX ClsDs' b
IL WING ACkl1Es
Price, viii aenner I Teller. 40
TIE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING NAcpr
4 10 0< best s"eAiae wstAoss rsgard 70 prtcs. E
Family sewing.
Braiding,
a# 0c1nmimg.
Telling,
.... TnCkimg.


u OTOA0Bs|
warranted not % fipia veae ~. m ~ 49, 49, a
css . ffsqsent iAfsfvals ard aiso 49, m ~.
sunssaneO TO Survive ~ wash ~. c's-
passatsd dsyice sf epeas utility . le.~..-
Hssvenss the possibility x the naskise lsi..s..
ia s.s vsosg sisssesa - Ne belssss- 49,
"a Ano. hsr fsstuls which deserves un,tleria, A.
ss.s'en !. .hs wileOE Patent Needle, which ca.
ii. .npa:sis.,,y u. svoa ,ov.v,,e,a ,.,,,,
v"ns;or J iorMs 49, s1s public Asvs leg eea
th indeed . wosaesfsl psods os,oo A !, n, ~.
~ uss esi scially no other viii bsss nv oonna,
ison with it, Phi. EsssssS Jssvsnl -
Anschanicai wondsr.-I kssssifc Ansvteo..
A%oDB the pest ana most Ssvvicoahls ssvin
macniaes Light and elegantly Anished ~ =
einple IN Its construct thst Il seems al~oet
| OAsossdl<.
Has combined With IL own pssaliae uet,n n,
.1S reely valuable imp'ovsnests of che h,ghs,
priced machines. -Pesnsysva~ia
lhis machine IN the opinioo Of The eomm;.t..
nus ooIe nearly the requirements Of perfect ma.
Report Of 1865
Taking into consideration sinrlioi,yrb ..pu...
durability and aoing al wotf che conmis, ~ 90.
unanimously in fsv.r Of the Wilcox = 3ihh,s J
single thread machine - eaasstconia &nee a.
ric.asuvas Soeietys Report. ~
We nost In Justice express oas eoniid sncs IN u,
nents OF the Wilcox iaibbs sewing naehine. :
Applied ~ It in proving ssyosd dosbt that ~,
tnIeads are not, = Was supposed, necessary to
jesse 81. 1850.
AFTER much wear and many ~ashinss tb
sutcninS - found TO retain al the rourd,ee1
svenness and hrmness which arr 10 much sdnire,
at 1rst.-Nso Pork Sss,
II A. principle il is perfect Esgise-r LOmdos.
n.s evident osnts of Superiority oves al othssl
X a servicssble machine. OF this W have q
persncs In our own family.- Bosom 1susdSr.
Inc oesaty snd simplicity Of lie msshaaisl
Nsse~ing msehins heretofore introduced ID
~ - short ti1e acquitted such veil nerited -
. ulasity.- CGnciss afi Gazette
We esteem il the best machine for family use.-
1As a'.eA IS IN. scetxional -lHgssd BY nsesy kus
: dvsd eiessens n PAiledelpSia.
@Sena Tor . Circular. -
JAMES WILCOX ~ uf.e,u,er.
epS-8u sos Broadway. NJ Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

ihe Germans comprise, acco, ding to
Tie last census, 4 a per cent. Of the
to'si r.:opuistlcn OF the United States
isccpsiu embraces the largest number
ct any Of the States 597 per cent
sni Name the smallest O.06 Der cent.
o"y 100 er cent. Of the popu alton OF
Missouri are lsutous.
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THE 06EAT SECRET

THE GREAT SECRET.
1t is admitted BY oil physicians that the grant
secret OF health and long life lies il keeping the
blood and various Aaids Of the body IN . high de-
gree Of aaidity. When you feel continued psia
In the head or b-we's, or Any Other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sickssss By taking
Dsandse It's psIIs.
Bleeding may give mssasatssy ssss, because the
blood left viii have N 70 room. but % the body
Is made from the blood and sustained BY the
blood to waste our blood 10 70 w.ste our life, and
ruin our constitution But Brsndreth's Pills re-
l;eve The rcu'ation readily - bleeding BY on
y taking away what it esa we'll spare, and iBsY
NEvEa HURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Bsrnstatle, Mass., was cured Of
It. vitus anes, Gsnsral Debility and Costivs.
aess Of many ysars standing BY Brandrsth's Pills.
The csse NJ length Il published il the Pamphlets
old b. =. =. ,llofi. ,,avencort, Iowa, and By
all respectable dea. on in medicine. fbl dA- 3m
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a GREAT hEaEllixN.

Trt0mOh Oi Gre II discovery
Thu pal bile has vebsiied against cAurEaisise
aga lou, comaan, , has sdvptsd in their stead
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
and for these recsons: It embrows and blacksn.
theHAlK, not ths SKIN. Its vegetable eno1,ens
not barni"g fuid. It does not burl squs ma
ta-e with blooming METAL . ting.s. but produces
her own liv ny huss. Its cooling effects 10 last
ing. hdsfes detection. Its result are uniform
1t never fails. Manufactured By J. Criss .d ora,
No. 6Astor House, New York. Sold By all drug
sts. Applied by all Bair Dressers. fbl- DIV I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29
To Horse OwneyA

DIR. SWEEPS lNFALLiaLE LJNIMENT FOR
AuR>ES is unrivsied by any, and in a II cases of
Laneness, arising from sprsins. Bruises OF
Wrerching, its effect is magical and certain =.
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c, 1t
will also speedily. Spawn and Ringbone
may be easily prevented and cured in their inc,p-
lent stages, bot ccpfrmsd cases arc beyond posi-
biity Of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however is so desperate or hopeless that it may
be Aiieviated by ths Liniment, and it's faithful
Application will always remove the Lamen ness, and
enable the horses to travel with con paratve ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hard for its timely use at tho FIRST appearance Of
Lamsne will effecsu lily prevent those formidable
diseases tened, to which sl horses ore liable
and VIII m FENDER so many otherwise valuable
horse- nearly worthless.
See adv ertisement. gls-dwIv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-29

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this paper headed h-G A
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