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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-11

.u.,,,rtis;nr for n less term thar three months,
ii; nr hs . CHARGED for at the usual rates.
WIZ n q Announcements Of Candidates inserted
aud charged for other dveTtsementsf narsonal
~ a., character. or intended Or calculated to
or any private enterprise or interest," Will Dc
p phorcsd for as advertisements. o.har
az obituaries viii be e'ar 81 sss be- accom-.
advertisements They must IN all cases 0' asoon',
pans" Sfine on New Courthouse Street; opso
Ia brand .burg's Old Stand, anc Dess she :.
Hotel. -------
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$500 Rewa1
OFFICE OF CoSrRoLL1NG @. NJ. FOR VA, !

OFFICE OF CoSrRoLLING @. N. FOR YA,1
-. - ~ ~, lind,
nchburg, Oct Is, 1864, }
TAPT NJ. CLARKE, A Q N !, has been as signed
~ to duty as Post Qartermaster of Tax IN Kiud
for the 8th Congressional District of Virginia con
sisthg of the counties of Spottsylvania, Louisa
Orange, Madison, Culpeper, Caroline, KinS
George, Stafford and Greene, and has his head
quarters at Orange Court House.
RIO CSAUNDERS,
Major Contrg Q NJ for Va.
Nov 4-3t
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

HARRIS GNBURG, VA.
SMITH & LITTLE Prcrrietors.
i American Hotel, respectfully invite THEN
friends and the travelling community to give them
call. They pledge themselves to furnish their
tables with the best provisions the market affords,
and their beds and rooms will be found in comfort
able order. Their stables will be kept well sup
piled with good hay and grain; and every effort
will be made to give satisfaction. They invite an
examination and trial of their abb shment under
its new administration
MARSHALL SMITH.
S. LITTLE
Sept 2,-2m:-S40.
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WANTED.--T TO purchase 11o0 ind per cent
~ bonds. Apply at the
October 2sth 1854 St
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-11

81 o o ID w II IT. G III IL s
r have removed my FRICTION MATCH MAN
Il UFACTORY, to the corner known as 'tBickle'
Corner" on Augusta street. opposite the DR.
goods store of Mr.. Owen G. Norris, where Ishail
Be prepared to furnish Matches by the Gross or
Bog. These matches are extensively used in
Staunton and Richmond and thought to be fully
equal TO any ever sold in this market. shall al
ways have supply on hand as tie m inufactory
is kept constantly in operation.
Jan 26-lyr D. r. BLACKBURN.
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OsT.-On Tuesday evening. 1st inst, between
IL Mrs Carols and Washington Street, READ
ING GLASS. The finder viii receive q liberal
reward by leaving it at the indicator Office.
Nov 1T
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N O II i @ Il
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL,
SruxToN VA, March 10th, 1864.
r hereb v give notice to all persons between the
i ages OF As and So aohoare required to 90
into service, that prepared to receive recruits
within the above named ages for local dnty as
Provost Guard Persons within the prescribed
ages who desire to remain near home would do
well to apply at once.
JNO, AVIS, Capt. 4
March left and Provost Marshall.
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NEW MUsI t-.osl "a t'ssa.t itisale
~ G. E. WOOD IS
ztaunton, Sept. 9-tf
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.aI0yge lot Of QMeeassaUN1'e,

Such as Cups and Saucers, Pitchers, BASINS . ana
Ia ga lot of Looking Glasses, Smoking and Chew
inc Tobacco, Rio Coffee, Tea, Soda, Extract Log
wood, Copperas, Nails, &C. DC. ...-.
He is aise prepared to receive and sell anything
at Auction or on Commas ION.
If
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-11

MISSES l.. T. and NJ. G. Schmitt, will be pre-
4Yl pared to give Lessons on the Piano, also Ger
man lessons, Monday 9Th inst, ct their Father.
residence. Corner of Washington and Beverly
Streets. Terms made known on application.
Nov 4-tf
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DIR. w M. c. n A p M a NJ
DENTTST

lTAVING recovered from his recent illness. ha
1 i resumed the practice Of his profession an.
n be found at his tffee as usual, on Main Street
taunton, SEPT. left
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-11

Rags Rigs !.
ENROM 10 to Is cts per pound, according to quar-
IL tity and quality, will be paid for clean liner
and Cotton rags, delivered at the .'Yindicator'
Office
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-11-11
SPEECH OF GEa. STEPHEN D. LIE.

Gen. S. D. Lee was called for.-He said
Sherman is like the man who caught the
Tartar; he sacrificed nearly all his strength
to get it. but did not know what to do with
itafter he got it. Said Sherman could Lot
keep up his communications long that he
will soon be forced to leave Atlanta, and If
10 meets us on Tennessee'soil or elsewhere,
he will get tho worst whipping that any
Yankee General has got since the fall Ct
Fort Sumter, and we will whip him from
the list of Yankee officers
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

lnR>. JACKSON, HERBERT h CO. Pro-
II piieters Of he National Disrensary, estah-
iisn ed 81 Cincinnati. o., Jan. l. 1860 cure eli Eii
vate diseases with unsxampcd rapidly. We
guaraLtee 10 euro GonOiYt Hl, elect, Syph Ills,
Inpotency, Nocturai Emissions or Sell "A bnse,
Diurnal Emissions, FemsIe Complaints, in short
every poss BILE form and variety Of Secular dis
% .. Cures rapid, thorough and permanent, and
fees moderate. Send for our circular-fitee
large in. ny IL iu in letter pages OF vfri, val
tended for lad,cs only.
Msny Of our patients assert hey have sent
money 10 Doctors in Eastern cities and received
no returns.
Then Why not patreniss hcms talent-msn Y o
know the Western climate effect n 90 Tier
cures.
Dr. Jacison's Fcnaio PilIs-s1 per i.ox--send
for circular. Special written replies, wei, sealed,
sent with circ.lsr without charge. OGo 81 the
cheapest, most in'efcstin. sni important Looks
ever pnb.ith he'd. $50 pa,es. LOO eng rsyings "Ihe
M0untsia Of Ligai, cr Medical Protector and
Marriage Guide and an Explicit kcy 10 Love ard
Beau j." Il sATlsF "a OhlLi reveal vsrioas
subjects never before fully explained 10 any pop
ul.r work in tho English language. Prise s. cis
and one cent stamp, or three TOR 81 and three
: cent stsmrs. Fully described In eirculs which
evesy yrung man should have whether sick ~ we'll
Medicine and Instructions sent psosnptiy 70 any
part Of the csantry Consulting Rooms u the
DisPensary, No. ~ Syc more street. r. o. Boz
.DR. JAt KSOE's ORIENTAL LINZ SENT
Removes al codne.s and Iejuvens,es orgsns
have lain dormsnt for any year,. 1t viii sure
any cases nf iUpStelcy, create and ircaeatc the
pasrions for any reasonable time Can be miied
with perfect safe.y. Price two drlars pc tottie.
DK. J.CKSON'S FRENCH PAiENT SAL =.
IL is Perfectly rate sbd never fails to give sEis
faction. IL IL the only sure and safe preventative
sgainst ccntrscti z disease ever invented. .rce
- each, - pcs half d.ssD and " pr d Fen sent
~ mail. isp1I ID n<
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UaIaINal, NOTICE

IN The hie;riat Court in ard for the G. ur,v II
Sc5it.aa. State .. IowA.
Ne@ua osh9rD 8 LtaN. M. Fl. Blskemore.
~ he ubovs name! v. II. Blakemore.
ia flu arc hereby notified that thar. il
now :. I 81 tho oil OF tbs CLERK of The is-
.Ic' vafl, "a ana Tor said county, c petition o..
Neeus. so'fn -.ea, el iuii, K OF You the sum
OF Two hundred AMI thirty 6se dollars, and Inter
~ 'her' Oh ire,n The 2oiA day of April, | 60 AT
'@c tale o. ten per ces; per annuni also the
.ua q ohe hi-i0o dollars, pro est ieo., as money
justin que iroiR Fou to said petitioners on a Ger
tsio ni-ssrs cote, dated Ayrii 2oth, l3eo pay
aD,e "i'%tt d~. after date to the Oh de. of ,erus
'S'cFn tea, n! the Rock Island bank for tn /,
sun ei 80 hnudred and thirty five dollars with
,n'eter len yer cant from, date signed by said
q. i't'ssinore. sad petition alleges tha,
yen ihc- d isiendan,, are = ION re iien; Of the
state o. low. and prays wit Of attach m.nt
abainst joar property.
AEi ~. are thereby further no iied TIA. uu.
less you ap,ea and defend the id pe-
uuonef On or before noon Of the second dsy OF
the rex, ,eim If the sal District Court, to be
ossua end ho'den 10 tho City Of Davenport, on
the hrst Monday in February, A. D., 1874. d fault
VIII be entered against you and judgment rcnds ST.
"a thereon for tie Aforesaid sum aud In O, est Tn
gether wi n costs in accordance with the p,ay.r
OF petitioner.
r. u. CONGDON,
teo2"-Ni1 Plaintif's Attorney
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4 complete Musical Libra.
~. Comprising nearly
1000 Pieces Of'riamO
IN ustc for & 10.

fj>NE FOLLOWING BOOKS ARE OF UNI.
l FORK sibe and style and form library IN
c'spensahie to every one Who has a piano. No
batter colcston OF music is pu bl;sh Cd: great care
tAv - been taken in selecting pieces adapted 10
,au popular taste.
,nE HOME CIRCLE: A collection If
fisrches, Waltses. Poikas, Schottisches lode was.
t,Eadriles, Con. ra-danees, -Four Hand Pieces and
lihno Gems. Vols.
The SILVER CHOSD A collection Of Songs'
Iailads, Quastets, Duets &C., with Piano accom-
ls3imeut.
THE SHOW Err or PEARS A collection Of
tao cs vocal duets, with plane aesompabiment.
OrGKATIC PEARLS: 4 col sction II Songs.
duets nd trio., comp Using the vocel essuiies
q the Best Operas 18th piano sssonpanirs nt
fos $40, Or singly 1t the following prices: Fain.
=! Closhs ~ - Cloeh full eilt, 80 O.lveB
DiIaOS co. PnbllshseSs 57s WasAiagtso
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

TRUyrEES SALE.

Nv nEhBAS, on the 10th day OF J,iv 4 n
c,., 1891. WtMsn Casey. Of tho count 3
onnsos' IN. ris'e VI tcwa, cxecutsd unto io1-
ewecus \. Vieless trustee . certa;n a..a -
trus' conveying 10 said 'ru tee ,hs Ind IN s.,;n
son coanig, Iva, described as follows u. w,,
me hofta west fracnonsi arsftpr iL1 u -.
~ te-nesf quartz. w lot soc ion ni, H. lis
'o~ush'p -isaiy.two ~. nar,h Of Y.prstwa
40 we .ast hail X OF tito nerih-ea
f.s.' q 2, 'ho n'f' -esst qiar er Of section
=. ""nship cigasy-t 50, NOR n
oi n n.is cast TAI nin. s,x. .r-s ,n...
nr les which said COW vance IL record. H. ~
IN ~ mortgages. nj pages 4. II AN. 4s2 Il, ~.
cnr ~ ccunfy OF tinton and s,,lh
me sia "iifan Casey for be rpos. . -.rn,'
M ths fasinait OF three ~ pron,ss5r, me-. m,
..s NV. 90 '"s'rch ''gR.d by The said IL il,a,n
.aseJ and iairick Casey, dale IA, 1s,h d..'-s
July, =. y 81. ssd twe u .e;i 49, u
hagdrea dollars sls1) ca, al a...b, ~ =. "a
tfst day % Aoreinbe., 1861, ard On, =, r.. -
i"r tW' hnna-.i AMI twenty fire fsg2sl dolia,s
rayao'e Nofemsor 1T. So, al u .,ia n'rs,
wiih incest iayubic at the rate Of TN ar csnt
pc r,nat..
an IT, ne faid notes ewing bectruc dae and
paJnIs, md tue sand hi lam as.y an .'st,iek
,as.y having faded to pay tie same,
l. l. asaeos ). vie.e, Trustee as .fo.e
sho, g. he!eoy give this public notice
thht ~ 'irrs Of the power which IL in me yest "a
eysaia essi Of trust, / viii on Friday. lie 5th
aay u feeFs.f!, a. ID. sti, At tho hour of Ia
pe'V'A az i'reaocn OF said DAY, at the Court
a. uo"' "a me c'tJ o, davenport, expose ana
oder ivr sale. a. public auction. tie ,areeI
OF !ani tby'e described, or mach hereuf as .hal
De necessary 10 safely ard pay tho amount of aid
note, with the = crest thereon TO the day IL sale
together @ita AL the Costs and expenses attending
sain sAif easts9i tins noticc ami trustees tees,
pase1 ne iith day q, January. A. y 1864.
LoDEwtCuS 5. yiELE
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Particular Notice .

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Biae's, pit rpm quart bottles compound
cd IF the cheLpert tcatskey ruin. costi 9
from 20 to 40 cent, pr yaion the taste disyui.ed
Anisc or C,riander Seed.
Ia.s eiass oj B.tiers hare caused and mill con-
time TO case Tong they b. .old huud, eds
I, die tie death 81 TIE drunkurd. By taei- use the
syst.m is kept continually under ,he influence Of Il
chodolc St.mmlthts Of the ,cosN kind tie desire for
Liquor is created end kspt up. and the remit is all
ths horrors attenadn. upon a drnnkarG's life aid
daGH.
FOR those uho desirc and will have LIQUOR
B'te1s, zee publish the toto,o,ag receipt: Get one
bOttie az Hoo f1and's German Bitters. and
mic~ u thee quarts Of good Hrandy or
Whi>k-y, 1aa the result rM he a preparation
that nlU tar excel an n,edicai .irtue and true re-
cets neg c"p et the Liquor B.tttrs ia the :.
aud "at cost much less. 1omns rtU tie
ctrtues ~ fio0lland's Eitte, =, IN, peetto,
ch q good article Of Liquor II much less price
than these tHserioF preparations tcts cost pox
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WAsiiisoTox, Jan. 80.
The following has been received Al
headquarters here
NAsmvilLr, Jan. %.
Gen. Foster te'egraphs from KncxviIle,
T.nu., % h, . O'Clock 4. NJ, As follows
fhave the lonor 10 report thst the cav
sirv unier O n. Sturgls achieved VIC
tory over ,he enemy's cavalry yes'e day,
near tic Fair Gardens, ten mics eatt %
Schises,!,le.
NcCo L.. division drove In enemy
about tao tn les, a't'ra Stubborn nghi,
whca iaslel from day ga; unisi four I
NJ We ctptu,ei two $ eei riiitd gaas,
snd oytr oua handtcd psi=onc's.
The cn.my's las vas e. nslde' able
81 heipg killed or wounded 10 a cnsrgy
Gc,arl'- anl y Chords divi ions came
M N n.c 10 tr pu<tn d N pur,nt
,Si.ne Jao. 4. RAwLisGs,
Big. Gen. Comm riding.
SECOND bisrATCD.
The enenf, 600 sltang, attacked ,h'
en,ris ~ 4 \ hrnt, but alter ~ hou
fi..h.;nz NC iepnssd. On loss IS 20
that os Tie enemy much grea.et. ~
the 2,th tol. M,ler had severe fiji
thu lie Ference, rel ulsiug Tie enc
m. Oar loss WAS Is k I'D end i
wounded. (Signea)
JouS Il. RAwrIses,
n.iy ten
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

Secretsf7 Clesc Las M ef Consideration
,be t,tta,f removed g.. s.,i. ct."Hs, and
when tie spt,ovsl at ;te y - hspar'ncht
.t,u rave h.et. , nialaet. IJ.tlpnai !, ~
lat,9n- viii be adopted urging the hcii q
ii tun.tft I'll tFau~acflcus ~ The seek! i.s :
moved ,;on. iAa Insurgents. H. Is hno" u
q, have t.y,l4.l tue mat 10 raj facilities
lot bringing c,i'on e''i otheE pro acis 'a
market constantly with oue regard 'ot
tie r,qii eucnia u the s,fs C.. Henera's
clmmamdIns ato necessarily tie JldEts q
The necessities II tie ti'nseiru ~ Mi'ifa-
r.; come If view, aud when ,ho-e directing
tie military movement, SHALL deem 1t iEa
deaf and safe, the fl rs Of the Sscsttsr,
& ;tp Treasury will net be wanting 4
adept regulations fox mole b rai :.eiil(
IN tho in.uft.ctfunsrv - ,it%.
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PUkL.E NUIltE
Is 81 c re By GiCcM TIL u I
LANES ARMSTRONG, ALyORD g. VA,

JAMES ARMSTRONG, ALyoRD e. VAN
u PArrEN, !. J. Bartis. Jas ~. B,wlins, B,i-
d.ib.ck, & Miller, Alex. Br 'wn.ie, Baker. Aus
ii Corblr, II. * Caussen. r l.. Cont, Geo &.
sr.ncn l. na.ier, ii Fr.hm, adars Ureer, I'm NJ
u fforl, :,enry q, hiring, Dn.i q nj =, Hugh Gar
ret, fnio K Hall, i:oui- Ha'er, y hard.', ', Is.
e4rd!ng, u. Heinz. Henry ii upt, I. w. Har,son,
nervey .sils, j. n. Hasht. 20 :. Home, II o,
j. es. u. II kn.h, Pc er ihct, QUO kcehl.r,
ii'tt. Il: 'aue, r. ii Urge, ii"nfy is:hrr K; J..
. al. J - eo-Iiscn \ Nalj .iier,J. II
H-'-n-r. }. u %oTior, Ff"nc.- tchs, hceiiae III
i, wr. ;, " :" r>.r ! h II Fec, "a La J; z,
. ;n.enb CO !: e. j. !i.,btr'i ot, j H.
81" i y -He'.-o" Z t,'..la tbs SCI, ia
VII s..nIt, utsase Sea.,er, y Il nuio
. c''t.,i. s. a.0s. 81 Ii Niu.a ~s-s. } wat =
Z r~'".t,i.e, \. I'm. J. i,ss a rar. jane
august Wa cbo j, i..,nisn Ma hbnIu. Il. IS abb,
sIa Yntet !. W eote -am.,i = Yong
!. II '. incorporated 1hssn-.sy r, accord iis-e
with tn. provisions o. 's laws II i,ea, nnG.r the
OF she Da.eap r ,'ayiiit4 in VI u'ion,' AM
TIE y. lnci, a place of iran ing Tn bu-iBsrs If
said corpora alien, saali DO tho lily Of Davenport,
Scot CO ,niy, IoAa
. IN se,se,a N, laure Of he oueiness Q he rams
acted -sa u tho ordinary business ola wings Il.
stu n re lev nj doeos.ts If IN 1ney all wing IT.
trrest thereon, nud iuve-i g'ush deposits y toa
On iea property, Or personSi s-cuits., and receive
interest therefor.
8 III. AMOUNT OF the capital stock authorized ie
10 be one huadsei toousaod dollars shar.s 10 be
one nunar.L dallars each. T. pr cea. of whica
shall os pad ~ before I'll. nr~t day Of tco
,uar,, ID. 1864 ne pxisrcs to, Iaa VI from
tine TO iae "a the Baad vi Control ot "a 4 LIS l.
tuuJD may ord
ihe time Of c)m 'Nsn-cmc 4 OF laid corpora
ton II 10 re- February L., "A H. 1854 The l. ri Ina
ID reof - ne the l.t Ia, II Feora.ry y. y. 1854
, The aTa .; rad corpsrsi "A rhai bs ~
durted by IA Board OF Coutro co.'s stis II niue
stcck hoi rs and the n .yor of the ~ Of Dsv-n
port an: III treasurer Il Scou county e. c05cio
~ho thall IRON their number cleo. - Presiaert y q
vice Pr-,i1ent. They that! also leet treasurer
ands eh other ofh ,h-y MAJ frs m time tim
dsem necrssary The Board If C.htro! to be cleo -
b, Ma ,-tJ Of tho eh of the II ing. The
Il 81 cleo ion to ne b. d On the hgst Monday II b.
fuir. "A. - 1854 AID snuuA ly ih5Jea 10. the
Sot ~ I !..uu.iy o eaeh year.
D. In hishes am uni oi indebtedness or liAbil.
" to when The GRIP ration - an ytime ~ su b
Ct iiseif chat mol exceed ia amount Two thirds
oi its Ca tia stock.
I. Private property Of stock holdsrs Ia to g X.
enspe IRON the corporate deDts, excer. "
Ni,ouut vi IN aid tns'a ments ii sicck VII Oh ma,
., dus rom such stackhodsre rcs pvoiiye y.
=. The capitol etccS II ths in.:;tn ion may be
incrsa oi To tho Gun, OF SEVEN huadred AID nftJ
".sand collars, grow ting that socknoloers ho.u
lag ,wo-sbfds Of the capital stocs ths vot. ia
n~reo ia 2a div T.
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Grand Trunk Ticket Office only,
P,iisburg, NJ. Wsvnc { Chlcago
seA AL e d A y.

WARS Run FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBCR0
~ without sb sngc, connecting with the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New Tck, Philadelphia, baltimore md wash
taetoD city, ash NIL the interior towns or Penn
yFysnia, Ncw Jerrcy, New York, Maryland. 10.
Merchants by taking this route, will hsys the
advantage Of all the eastern markets ~ no addi-
eienal cost.
Baggage checked through.
TralLs leave the Depot, Canal street, west side.
rhicagD, daily the arrival Of trains iron the
Sest and Northwest.
Oo1nscs.ny I'll EreElia- Gith CieyeIAn3 d Lake..
shcse X. X. t. Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagars Falls,
Sew yorh And byst,n, and all the interior
tSvns OF Vow England, via New YORK Genital
and New York 4 Eric Esilrosds. Also Scstp to
Columbus, ssEesyiiIe, acrsrk, Mount Vernon.
sseubenrills and Wheeling, and interior towns
On Ohio and virgiu;a-
Pic abr-e trains connect Mt Forsss With trains
~ Maj hi-er Bead t.spripgfeld, TrtADo, Day
scn end q. csnnan. Also with tyaine Lana for
dayton an Cincinnati direct.
Faetenss ~ beunG east will end tbjt route both
Yisesant aud agreeable. passing through many Of
tho largest nnd Finest cities In the Lnifsd fases.
psssrng. r. arriving A. Chicago any % the
easds, will frd attentive ahcsk agents at the de-
pots to rcc.ive chechs and convey Baggage free Il
charge the pittsburg and Chicago carr. Sleep
Ing cass accompany each igsin.
Tickets for sale a. al The principal ticket ON.
esa In The West, and st the Ccnpanys Office cor.
rsr Of Randolph ard Dearborn stseets, Or ~ the
Depot, ws-t sido, Chicago.
- particular to ssk for tickets BY Fort 6syne.
DAN. w. EuHh,
usn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chieaee.
J. u. Moor ', CON and Gent Ag't. Chicago.
Hrvleht Of III ksnds will b eafs1sd tsen Gales
- al pssus kes4 = ~ unsesae = - -,
2 q senss aeeeW !. ~. 4 Z
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important Cure Of CONSUMPTION.

The Rev. A. c. HrMs, of Indianapolis, Ind.
adds his testimonial 10 the many others no, m 81.
cntiv cured Of Consum piion, BY DR Woo, II IL
lam most happy in subscribing ny name among
the friends o. Or. woodruff, 70 whom 4.
knowledge or sstfui remcm berance for his rro.
fessionsl duties TN myself. had been .faie,c j
withConsum?troo for tho las. three years. and
for over q Year had not been able to weik about.
had exhausted all the skill Of the best ysi.
cisns far and and near, nd Of late IL began %
assume very serious aspect. and the last iay Of
hope had almost expired, WHOM heard or tbs ~.
g eat success. applied 70 him under those treat
ment the cure was perfect in six weeks. 10 hat
Presumed my occupatiou 10 the pulpit. All ira
ces OF the discaee disappo have been we'll
and strong ever since. Ii is now over Two yeara
SINCE the cure was efscted, and still my system
continues tresfr0m anv trace Of the diseas, xha =
ever. must cheerfuliy recommend q laflicted
to MIN. he has saved my life and many oshers.
aud my praysrs are, God tless him, end NAV \.
live for many years for the aaks Of sufferiue bu !.
manity.
=. REv.A. c. HUME.
ISD1ANorolIs, Fob. Is. 1853,
lAPcRFAkr TESTIMONIAL The follo~;re ..
ono Ct the many testimonials OF rem. rkable
cures, performed by DR. W0oDHULL. the ceIebra-
ted Cancer and Cbrouic disease rhysicisu. Mo
has been stopping for the rast three weeks e the
81. Nicholas Hotel 10 ourcity;
Justice to Or. Woodruff, the celebrated Cameo,
and Chronic disease Physician, impele me 20 rive
publicity to the following facts some fur wears
since. discovered = w.rt on my lip, which VS.
pronounced BY the best physicians q Cancer. 1
consulted and employed Tho best edical skili the
country afforded, AID | tailed. And I had giv-
en- Up IN despair to die. Ny pains were great
knew could not last much longer On Dr
Woodhul,'s Arrival here, and bearing Of bis won
derfal cures, placed myself und his treatment,
Ard 10 t~en'y-fonr hours after the application Of
the Doc,'fs Turkish Uancor Salve. tho Cancer
was dead, 20 that an istrument could Be ron
tnfough Il without the least bit Of pain. Tho
cure 70 perfect. and an entirely we'll. The rap
idity Of the cure 10 past al inns ginaiion.
ny residence 10 near Springfield. Ny occu-
JANIS A. HkSSICK.
The uoctsrs Residence aud ofRce il at No. IS
wssssh Avenue. Chicago.
Wh(n REWARD will b p,id % any
YOVsJOsss who will produce Csncse,
.h.fo the eens'i'ution 10 not broken down that
tnae ne Doctor cannot cure without pain, instsa-
0seob e .hs 'oss It . drop Il blood.
eee1a'eOelyl p -. ma
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
NEW YORK, Jan. &.

NEW YORK, y an. ~.
The steamer Austrsl,a, from Liverpool
l6;u AMI Queenstown Etb, arrived here
tui- uOlniug.
Govrrnneu. Investigation into thc caac
of tho rebel privatser Eappabannoch. late
the war steamer Victor, resulted in prov
ing certain ,iiicisIs at SheIceDs, guilty II
gross neglect vi duty and violation Of ntu
,raIity laws. Government has deteru!n
eli to prosecute the principal! of if@nter.
Mr. Rumbcr, principa! Eng,neer and In
spcc'or Of machinery, WIN was brought
Def re a u ayis,ra.a and bound over.