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CIEvELANp, o., JUNO ., lsss.

JLkVkLANDi U,I JUn8 " 1905.
This is to certify that have been quite
deaf for the past twelve months, and was
troubled very much with disagreeable
noises in the head and ears of every imagin-
able description. The difficulty was gett-
ing worse and worse every day. put my
self under the treatment of DR.. Lighthill
of whose skill had often read and heard,
and am happy to state he has entirely
cured me.
Any one calling on me or my parents
with reference to the truth Of this state
ment, can do so, as l shall always be happy
to recommend DR.. Lighthiil to any one
who IS troubled as 1 have been. Ireside
with my parents at Niles, Trumbull Co.
FIDE r. HARRIs-
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Thus, while there was in this Con
gress a Democratic majority of twelve
in these States there will be "a
Republican majority of thirty in the next
Congress- gain of forty-tyo in the ma
jority of three States. Among the benef-
cial effects of this gain viii be the passage
of the Constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery, which failed in the present
House for want of two-thirds vote.
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Nohles majority in 1852, l, ,243.
The boys in blue will swell this majority
to 1000.
The change on the figures of yesterday
is due to the better news from Erie county,
and the fact that Buckland ran ahead of
the ticket in Crawford.
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whats the Natter?

We don't hear a word from benighted
Ashtabula and the other counties of
Garfeld's district. OF course they are
overwhelmingly Union, but we want to
hear their thunder
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rnton Congressmen Eleeted.

The following table gives the complex
ion of the Congressional delegation elect
ed in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana, g
nearly as can be ascertained, compared
with the present delegations; I
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ave have succeeded in cutting the Abo-
litionist majority in our own State down
to about $4,000 from 10l, ,000."-PJd71
Dealer. -r9-E.
The Plain Dealer compares our home
majority this year with both our home and
soldiers majority last year. Unfair as
everl .. T
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The Ninth District.

( We conceded too much yesterday morn
ing in allowing that the Democrats had
carried the Ninth district on the home
vote Hero il our table; ........
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To County and Township Committees

To County and Township Committees
On YOU rests chiefly the responsibility
for the campaign from this day to the Sth
of November. Appoint meetings and en-
,a,,a snaslzers to address them. Thousands
of important documents should be placed
in the hands of the people Immediately
Everything is at stake in November. The
election on tuesday was only reeonnois-
ance in force. 1t found the enemy weak
But if you do not go to work he may OBJ
tain re-enfoHcements yet Every appeal
will be made to men to abandon the cause
of the Union and give the country over
into the hands of the white-feathered de-
mocracy. Do you therefore begin your
work Immediately. Ohio should give q
hundred thousand majority in Move mber
a Rebel view Of Wilmington, North
's Carolina
The rebels are getting apprehensive that
the old war-dog, Farragut, is about to
turn his attention against Wilmington
They admit its importance. The Rich
mond Sentinel thus speaks of it
s'The supplies brought from abroad have
been immense, and by its commerce our
credit has been mainly sustained IN Eu,
rope. For more than year the arrival
and departure of steamers averaged twenty
per month"
iHSince the inauguration of a new sys-
TEN of signal lights very few vessels have
been lost. and the peculiar conformation ol
coast, hard by the river mouths, renders
bermetical blockade almost impossible.
They also boast of its strength. They
saw mo more tremendous earthwOrks ex.
isl on the continent than those that bull
wark the inlets of Cape Fear" Its i'm
pbrtance is another respect also recogniz'
ed. The Sentinel says: -..
"The taot of its being a railroad centre
lust in the rear of General Lee, makes il
position of almost prime necessity, On
.1aorsssion is the fs5erals a0o,ld hare Z
Magnificent and aoidsr base south of Rich
aao,d, and dangerous point dqP zip a
agoi7st Charleston and PetersJurg.'
Our government should, therefore, put
forth every effort to get the control o
that port. -..f H-H
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TLOUR AND FEED Ar WHOLE

IILUUh IND z hbU At WdULLE-
il SALE AND RETAIL.-The public will always
find the subscribers store in the rear OF Council
very best brands OF White aud Red Wheat FIoui,
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Neal, Cracked Whest, Ost Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together
Mill Feed Of al kinds and Grain, which l win sell
at the lowest price. Also, Balsd Hay and Straw
Any purchases made Ct my store will be promptly
attended to and delivered free Of extra charE-. -
TheundeTsigued was formerly Clerk in G. AndreF
Feed Store. Isep3, ,IT6l :. P REFDENBAOH
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DR.. C. B. Lighthill can be consulted at
RUSTELL'S FOREST CITY HOTEL, Cleve
land, Ohio, SIst until Saturday, November
5th, 1854. AugSI; ;R2;eod
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ISAAC A. IsAAO's UNION HALL,

Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, etorr's Aut0mat0n Pressnan,
and StronE's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-sts
~ Look out for the Gisuts. - msyl .
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It is with pleasure that l hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much ben
eftted by the skill and treatment of DR..
Lighthill, under whose treatment have
been for the last two months. The catarrh
a difficulty in my head and throat, is am
happy to state, much better also, and q
bad cough with which have been troubled
for years, has also yielded to DR.. Light
hills treatment, so that now I wish to re-
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as l have been. | reside at MOntville.
Gesuga County, Ohio, and will be happy to
sec any one concerning the veracity oi this
statsment. ALOHzO RBODEs.
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AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
n ING FIannels-pIaid plain, white and striped,
now in store. TAYLOR, GRISWOLD CO.,
sepRI 217 Superior street.
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The rourfeenth p.sfrret.

We have complete returns from the
XIVth District, which shelve George Bliss
forever. Here they are:
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Ioursj very slnce

Jon.Er, ILL.,, July II, 1853.
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other First-Class Eastern Companies.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Ons OF ths most desirable residences on Euclid
street. vest Of EEie. For further particulars e1-
quire Of the Undersigned
CLINTON SRA very desirable brick house aus
lot; l25xl25 fast
PEOSPEOf Sr.--fhe former residence Of a. h.
Wells, now occupied by Gov. BTough, Brick
hOuse with modern improvements.
EUCLID ST.-Between Browuell and Erie, hand
some cottage and lot; 5Czl50.
EUCLID ST.-Eear BrOvnell, two story brick
house, with bath room, hot and cold water, mar
bic mRntles, &c
LAKE ST.-Wsst Of Ere, nice two story house and
lot; slIlI4 feet 1900
LEASEHOhD-On Superior street extension, with
cottage house, rooms. S475.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-GOod frame house, two
stoFies, and lot; 66zIq3 feet.
EOULID BT.-Naeant lot, 4g56x20 feot-
COLUMBUS ET.-Ecar Columbus street hill prop
Ity known Thistle House. 5000.
EARMS AND OUT LOTS
Several Farms Ii. uuyahoga and adjoining eouB-
teg from 20 20 $50 4Cras, variety Of soil, Improve
lseHtn, So
HEWBURGH-l5 acres, with small house. nruif,
&C., miles from city.
EbJLID ROAD-One mile from Wilson avenue,
~ acres, running through TO Cedar st. Also, I6
aoros edjoining sb0vs- sopl2;RS
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GInthiug.
-TBE POET on A TRAIN
Faa RomaNoE oE % Ra1IRoAp

7s tho author Of /" The Fair Insz ''Ths Primes o.
Wales" 'aThs Ghost Hunters - se.
to0EFrEuED.l
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ALBANY, N Y, Sept. 1, 1864.
Deafness Cured. ore Near Home
Testimonials,
The sun., 1864-10-29

Nss Y0tE. Oct =, isCt
Pditor " the Sun-sIa: rcs.ic VI SAN street.
tud, pre- dous to the advanced rate oi fare rode
down aud up each day. A, Old rates, the monopo-
lists lose cepts at advanced rates, c'nis--bc-
cause I now walk down, and ride up. II this
imposition coGtinues 10 be practced upon the pub
lie, shall wink dowa up, thereby causing them
10 lose II cents ca.h day. Ny me- which will
require l2 IaGscngo gors 10 make good the loss sls-
tanned. nm n poor man, but II this moued COM
'inaton will come ont aud satisfy tile public that
thcy are really Mt a'c 10 pay the pltiiul sum Of
. y Icr cent imp sci a. tax by the Government,
trtu for ono vii Chccraily psy tie oXjr, cont.
Il trcic ~ no JUSTICE in this tssaton. manu-
iae,priug monopoly, viii millions of cip.tll, ou-
Ilns NJ thou,'uI hands, nigh, wLl TIC same
rr lroty say. I'VE lrc not lsc, or i s not r-lt
T. L., @c should pay t'c Government tax thcicfY-c
We rnusi deduct enough from o,cl cupoyce'I
| ~as,l e. uay our tavrs" Wiz, n C.ty RNlrcld
IL "Hith in the market t-i.yt L.. She poor
stock loli,rs answer understand th.t TIE police
have been instructed g. as4fst - ciccung persons
| 'tom the ears who refused to submit to the un-
| callci-or i'm ostlon upon +, generous public,
| from whom those inouiei nristorrrts derived
| II c Vct,n in which they now rcvcl. The day has
Mt Yet arrived 20 employ the police To pat people
on hn cars, and until that day does conc slal,
Oiio-e az fr as can any undue taxation w = the
yursug classes II the rich will t1incy ruDin.' to
imposition, 80 ct Il hc; hut " the laburius cAssC
! wl unite, and rdk as do, | think she monopo-
lds ~oulI s,ou hud that IL VII not pry wei 10
run cuvycars At SIX cents per head, as It dd over
| lOad,l ones At fiye cents. Citizens Of New Iuik,
| guard well against all innovations upon your
| I -hts by monicd mouopohc', however small they
may at first appear. "Lsrgc streams from hr.t
! fuuuL,ns flow. Tall oaks from little acoina srow.
| sou sullcr the door to lie thrown open f1r impo-
,t.uu and fraud TO walk IN and trampo your ritut'
| under Iput with impunity, the b0ant made that
.lOJ,ODn .reenbucks will buy M the Lcysts'ure, te
enable them to charge whl,e''r thed nvar.ee may
| demand. uel other mon lYolrS Vi'l nttiE. the gold
cu haru upon the same string, and who eau divin'
huss tar up the scale Of imposition the - glct note
| ytU reach Look t. t. Ut srlCk 2Utn Ward
The sun., 1864-10-29

Nd nr, o
NA" '"", "e'' ID isof
we na'e but few chsnees TO make In our Ie.,o-t of
lnst week. either ss regard, uuots fiens r b
sta.e N. ,b. -, -, -.-. -.
- Wv i.'aiI prouuee MARKET 10 Auap' II To IL.
present sspect. Trade usui at this Of the
year, when fsnilie. ,ro iovp, 1, ,h.i, ,,r,.- -,
o., ,,.,,-,... - - - '' '"''' '.N'A
W '''''lo"s' appears r'lr more active, and no
trouble is experienced with rrrsrd TO the quality of
coun,-,. n-o.,,co =. 49,, -. -. - :, -
~ ac tops tIo . I'm az ple .'h'' ih ll'-' i"i -'r
n ~ - t' =, @ 'n' I'm I'm ''i ID 'r''."' 70 go,
r.. L. % b.. -, & '' % % 4, . goo" " i'' veg F''i'V
-. .,.rI o. '" iI'. p 80. ID 'h 40
=, .Io.i. I9-tc ' ' =" a. ~ va" l y - ''ti % n
Of , T. -. o.. co., ~. s'f' 800 q 'c
The sun., 1864-10-29

powerless g. Lelp 'bern. Their prvation, deetitu.
,ou and lea,L .9,sly tor The want Of those ueces-
sst,es vi ,,u he y ~ wolI b.v, tia-ly fur
ulsAod are iamll lr 8. .."-s fcadcf ani the hor-
r,rs Of Andersyay'.c sIl r'u.. IN the public ear.
Rit 1t should 10 rcuer.i c'i IL at the suherngs a
vlicb Die t.oric layc rcod c-cu'red in TIC sum
,u.r e,sor, and vc-r almost exclusively tic re-
suit mainly Of inNn,cien, or unwhoesomr food.
The d,s'.tlt.r " s.iD.cut .'ati.l. epi ttc De
refncn g OF weather '.c,c fp-i. 'c'. So y. d.
ucls y, hoUov.r. i'.' Vlr,.r t tu,
iuI v.'i'lt tYo in..'f' .i
Ge.ot,.. ~ 4' r'f "
oar so.t,crs 90 tho lou' ~ Fv' '"0
fearful 10 con,cm,Iat rlc srr,n0ein' .,
hoaovcr, so 'nr rs tie rcoI -rDcrl -
concerned, was probably rourtd mso bv
tbc inability oi the rotes u supply out sAl'crs
with necesssres DUR ng ihc comm ''n'crttan b.
any other cause; la, ,ho rct that tley can nov lie
relieved is none the less cheering y, tic terms u
this agreement. 'rlcnds NJ csptivc d" ldors may
send clothing, blankets, reai, broad, coa,e, t.a
pickles, vinegar, tobacco, aud all ohcl ARTICLES mt
are cal ru ai,d 10 ooudrcc 10 Their conior'. WtA'
Joy viii rs sluOuucCu,ut send H. Tie brave .ho"
who have for months some Of them Tor years teen
Undergo ng alm' st every iinae nstle prVat.on 'yr
~. Rl,ry VI the JuIou enusef HoN Il val raise
hc,r ,,rooIyug gdnts to know that ,hri- mothers,
ucii listers ,.nd tier friends At the rth, 20 iisi
have The privilege 90 ail,yiSin. Ii, niPIy "A',l.
ilcy lave - lon. suffered and ho's " viii =,
zen thsrhear b. see the arrival % cou'r's tom
| their Slrtlcrl homes S.nce thic arran. cl-'u'
has been eicc,cl. wLat loyal family vii refuse t.
The sun., 1864-10-29

GYNrsAL GE,ST and thc rebo cummander Gen.
err LRs have conplNci AN arrangement for the
mutual relief of Union an 4 Of rchc prisoners. which
IS - important in connect N with the comlor, Of
our soldiers confined in southern l4isons, that i
w'r fend u thrill of loy IL hc hearts u; many
northern homes. The two generals have agreed
thai in ,he future, md particularly duru, the
cvmilg winter, the friends Of prisoners GU botn
G:,r sh,il ls at liberty to s-sd .rt.cs for ,he re-
MI AM cMiort OF imprisoned soldiers hs, Il, the
II ems Of our men, WHO have long su;fyrci in
r snihern prisons Tor the comforts aud even ne,es-
saIlcs OF life, may henccforih be- supplied by 1t. r
itics.s IN the North ssi the robcl goycrument
rareer that ~ such snppes shall reach their pro-
psr destination. On the ether hand, our govern
mrla accepts tire saIne conditions regarding rebei
prisoners confined nj the North. The benefits
thai will accrue to our imprisoned soldiers frou,
this arrangement are inessmal'o. Heretotorc, their
friends, and IN fact the whole North, have been
h,zzt -sick at learning OF the horrible suhcrings
.-s-laa ihsy have bssu eomosllsd " Ssdu'S Sb.v
The sun., 1864-10-29
TIE NEW YORK SUN.
s,rlRpAY MORNING OCT. gs. 1893.
u.r,,rcd Movements " General Gra,t's
ArruN.


A. eagcr Interest has prevailed, during the last
fe. days respecting an anticritca movement o'
,o,.-aI Gp,-r's Army, which WAS expocted 10
take tlacc during The rresont week. II is known
IA, ovcrythiny has been ready ior an adysiicc iar
sr.c time past, aud that 1t only rornaiAs for
G...rsi GrAsr to ,isc tie D nal u " O.. g.
.,elrr results wH h arc c"nadcnuy eypc rel g.
i4t . nov ant improved iaturc up'n
H.. en,iie character of the war. That ihe
enemy autici patcs All attack aboul this period s
o,.cut from the tone Of the late Redmond ps4erS'
which assume that General GELST must nctt1'ariiy
accomplish sons great result before the ff'hiioii-
tai election, in order to sr~ifc hr LisooLN 81 r.
turn Al General Gn,sT, however, conducts ne
~Ar on military and hot on political prnlp's- ms
movements will only b. inAuenoad by those con-
sder.,.ons which warrant the assurances of
..cc,gs II is generally uucerstDsd that the
lending attack vail h. msnc from our lott
wing, aud ruinors prevailed Ia this csy yesterday
D, TIE effect that the I,s. ssiun q the South SIDE
Railroad had leon secured. NJ confirmation OF
tbs uev,s hes h,cn rcci.ol up T. the time u writ
,ng But 1t is probable thai the movement will not
b.. conif,-l to either wing. The ttack Is htely H.
be- general, Il Tor no dthcr Pitp ac h,n 10 h"ihe
tue enemy respecting the real point of attack /.
may ,lso be- anticipated tiai the naval forces VII
cooperate. and perhaps General sarMDAs may
stretch 'orSsrd helping hand irrrn The valley 81
the Shenandoah. II ~ sufficiently apparent that
,hc movement whenever 1t ,nks place, will hc
general and 1t Nv 10 h. horcl. final
The sun., 1864-10-29

astounding
dnnnllv ~ivxnc..l againa, each other by the Rcpub-
hcsn AMI D,uo.ra,ic leaders and or,,rs con,,itu,e
one f IN. sors features Of our dencs,ir trout les
Iv,n tto,,yh ,bcac ohnr,cs could be proved to u,
u,,,rlv upt1i. aud put c,ryard for the p,try pnr.
,,,sc ~, cov.rin, IN, +. ,lcrea, ot ov,i.,iu, avn,
victory y, the uoll, tbctotoric,y given T., them s
calculated 20 mr. ,lucc r tif'ous rcs!s hy shaiiu..
No c,i,h of N. uc.rlc Il IL, tiiiit. and 81 .r, of
tho ,l,ot box. aa IL e,,rc and p,a,nllo rou,dy for
all .riev,rccs ,,1 .l,ses ~ .,.vr,ntn,u, Iy,rv
r,o.,tip., mind ,,,et a, ones II. rcciye that ,v.n
-, tho ,,o., cv,r,lIe vic,, ,bc., charm. ,e
h.llo,.box fraud. and Interference with tie
franchise ,,ritc "A, ~, very foundation If
an, .n,i,. ,oI,,,,i s.,,,p,. wbcu SO j,s,ov,r
that there ~ some reason for conoludin.. thst
sufficient foundation ex,s,4 for ,h..e eAaryeg, tie
dihrultics and d,u.ers f t,, t,,.. mr., u,tne,rir.
.tly in,rcns,d Ir iA, l..t ti,,,, ,r,r. Co. ,,l,pis
about lr,llo,.box frauls. and uitar, ,r,crt,reuc,
with vo,.rs bavc ll,u.t l,n,.t ,vcr,. ,. tiou il,
the laval stnt.4 n es, elm, 90, have leon. how
ever for ,b. most ,ur, v,..,,c ~, md no,
calculated IN az ,i,, ,.,or, tb.,, ,.x,,ss,.,
q, ,,s.,o, aud r.,ukc "a. ba,, ,o,y ,,o.o d,,.c,
.,d ,,,l,,.,lo o. ,,o., ,., ,., 49,, 49,. . .,, t.i,.
.nl ,,-,,,,,l,, i,,s,..,.,d ~. u.,..,..,i.. 49,,
Crp,r,l Co,,,ui,,.. of ,,,d ,,,b =, ,1
d,cs. asse,,,,, r,, r.r.,,,,,.,,, .,,i,,,.,ru., nj,
s,.,cbas lcc, ,,,o,,.i he. ,r.,i,,, f.,i,,, 11.,.
CLAIM, IN s,,ov, tho, r..
,.., ,.s, n, ,;,r,r,,,,. Norr,, ,,..,,,.,,a-,,,,
state,nen, in ,,,,,,cc c,,,-,,s ,..y., ,,o,,s,,.,
,,,ro y,,o, ,,.,, ....,.,, Il, t.co ,,,,iu..,.,
,,.,,b. i,r,,ous, rr,,,or 81, ,,,,, o,li.,o, , A..
arm. rro,,. u.r,i.,j .uJ r,,,,o...., .,... -
have hoard ,,,ii,.,,. i,.,,rc-o,o ,,,
the IL, pssi,ion a, c,,,l ,..t o.,b,i ,e t,,,,o.,
Of pli,ieaI nar,i,s m, u, al ,,.,. oho,.,..
tie most serious ia tina, cdvoncod s,oi,,,
inc Now Yorl s.,c ,.,r,, ,o,, 49,.
nrres, in Was,ip,,., .,d p,,,,,,,. =.
An alleged con.,dr,cy =, srrs,,,,,,. N,C,r,.
l,u.ts Lt>c,tS ,i,,o, N.,yyi,,.,o,,.ii.... ,,.
rcp5r,cd couies,n a., ,,o -, ,,o ,,,l,,,i,. 4, 90 ,
i,,,r,bab, ,ba,- unI,, , r,,,i.,ol t,,o,,i.,.,i...
Ia, whole aa.ir wuull as.,rn. a., dis.rs,,, .,,,,
,,Nion from. ,b,, ,., T., +, L,, tho ,.a,,;,o 600,
i,ls that ass,,,no ber,r,tau1 ,b., \, ia ,,,,,d ia
c.pspiracy Of p,u,cr,,s =, ,.,,ry ,,,, ,o,,io,, .,
The sun., 1864-10-29

use II. d. acknowledge tbs receipt =; tAe follow
m. donations:
Mi John w Chsulcr. ........,...... sej
Nj. Elizabeth ; Chauler ........... 10
A. this season Of the year it is gratifying to Ind
IL ladies' of our most prominent and benevolent
citizens taking deep iu,eres, ia tie welfare of
the to.l.ng worsiug women; and Seeking by these
donations TO s.i the ladies who voluntarily give
Their tune and services for Ibe promotion Of this
l,e'hye Union. 1t is to he uoped that Other
ladies viii he induced 10 Us3is. the work n
,ucr, and il they desire to witness for thescly yes
tie practical benefits ,hcir money will confer upon
= comparatively unprotected class e operators,
the. iaay 10 30 by calling o, the rooms OF .Ae
iu'on, y. l3 CnInbers street
The sun., 1864-10-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Iiynips Lie BaIsnm Il beuna n tis,n In
iis mot painful forms. nl o. >ctoius, Erye.pe-
hs, SAT- kIt uI, liu pie. .Bo ChU.. Old ccts, Fever
Sores the vott cat. Of dsoNses of he B.O ,NeCur-
iaI C0urnnt4 Debility, Liver md kidueys &C.,
aiC most c"ttqiulv Gu red b, this great Pur.Uer
tl"'e aud sniui disca.tti aui II will most certainly
CT ANY Caee " hIch can be- reached / ne lCinu IL
taktn " a, ,cDri'uce alta the diccfion'.
II. utIt iic b4gan cutti W Let ,lutvia, Esl, 81
llI,hs It Book Of dee: anl tru, ulgcfs ou iLc
Lex ate hi phstican- had decided that ginpitatiou
Nt~ notr essay Ia save iii..
Ily ate Life Bllsnl cured Mr.. =. u. Holly, Do'k-
master No. II Msdion It oi atcrrihc ulcor after be-
lid hNtu IA tire bruAdWH iio.Iill ga uUllth he, and
uen thought 70 hc incur.hlr
Pf,urpul depot, 10 GRAND 4
ono Dollar per bottle ak for 10.
SOL 10 Druggist .oucrs'l,. zoo
Iaii aud Winter " you wnnt FAN ,nd
" intyr c.othihs, 20 to /. ID. ENLDN NlN- ,Jaud Il
EoWc TIE lhilcs +to"k And stu.c ia ihc cit, and
lt''' 80. thIiroLs d pa tuent nov r,uallrt ,ay
IIr the .iDir and >l.u.-hUrry,p rricop.
ftiIua. The beet ani cheapest article. sold b. all
drigfntr. 81,
Wheeler g. Wilson's Highest Pre-.
n4iuin lo kstitch sewing michinc-, No. b,j Broad-
wa. AS
t'rosCr & ilnkcr's Highest prrininn, Iia,.
Tie stit' SeHing Machines, i95 Broaiwuy. Se- York
ami 80 Fulton ~, Brook II. a3I
Pyle's u. Is. -Oap.-The Poor Peoples
'iend. Cheap aud good. Sold by Glocei. every
Ghcie. 40
The Great PENNSYLVANIA ~in.c FUR Just
c'otci awarded TITO isi oman TO- {. beet douhic
thread ing Machine aud the firt premium Tor lle
| beet III hiue " Oik to the GEDNLR d BAKER SeN =
| ms MtcEine COMPANY. ~
The sun., 1864-10-29

TEE FATHER MATHEW T. A y. 50.
l. cioty No 3, oi ligooslvu, >. ~. viii h"'I . Tenn.
perancr Meeting to-lunr!ow ,-tuc.I. even u., NJ
gc.o, X at en- qo lsuge Hal. CO... D AID lHd M et,, /,
SPEAKER hes--s icoiHnd, ilttt and lrctrron /
siha A'ssrs. N,.ah, ieslrti, M.ss Caravan. md
othels. THOMAS VI !LOl d. li,s LAlUDSCE
POW ti.s, sec. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-28
Removal Of Hunors in the Blood
The WARRANTED.

We are aTa'e that many medicines are war
rantei. knowing that the, viii never be return.
cd ttii W. assure yen that we do mol wish y.,,,
tsS without giving value recelTa.i ~, -
Is worse tian ROBBERY 10 get gam n, that
way, anu when we warrant tins me.l,r,nr -,
mean VIVA: we Say. IT any one uses the Flreweej
for the diseases for which we recommend Il. and
IS Dol iui' satisfied THAI II is not ali We recon-
moni H. e can return the bottle to The aren't he
purciias'd tie medicine OF, who will refund The
money.
Should your nearest druggist no, have the ar.
,,eie 10 mol De put on with any other preparation
Iha' may DE offered III us place, but send 10 our
agent, and he will forward. securely packed nv
ny express. BEWARE OF ixpostrl.,x
See thai our signature is ON every bottle Won
a o9y; anu ahat '.pr Beavers Compound E,ti &C,
OF fireweed. or Hum,r or Liver Sy,uur !. hl.wr
in the bottle -nSne other is genuine.
rrice 81 per bottle, or six bottles for e5
sent ny express ON receipt OF the money. Sold
~ al druggists and medicine dealers 4
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MANHOOD.

a ND TIE NIG0R o. Youth RESTORED
IA IN EDi VEGAS by nR Ric0Rlr- ES-
sENCE Oh LIFE. Dir Eicord. (nf T. ris) after
some tour YEAS ~ earnest solicit ton. hoe nj
length rcee ded 10 the urgent request 81 the
Amcricun public. and appointed m agent IN New
ork. 'ar the sale II lis valued ard highly prized
Essence Of Lite. This wonderful AGENT vii. re.
store Manhood 1, tie moot shattered corstnu-
items IN four weeks AMI il used according to
printed INSTRUCTIONS. failure ~ impossible. This
life restoring remedy should be taken by sll
about to II trrv, as its eject. IRE permanent.
Success. ~ every case il certain
ilr. h.eetd h-scuee 81 Life - sold IN cases,
with fail Instructions Tor Use, ut $3. or four
quan,ite il ere FOR - and will be sert to any
part ccaria''f packed, ON receipt of remittance
70 his accredited ag Mt. Circular sen, free TN
receipt Of f0Nr stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, ~. Broone Street
One door west OF broadway. y. T.,
pi3-d'm Sole agent for tue United States.