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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
W AsHIsorOx. Mach II

eAsH4s0IOE, Mach III.
Asvsss-sThe S.nzte's Bills To- he
admnsic1 Of Nevada and Colorado IN
the y MON as States will be considered
on the 18th day set ASIDE for Territorial
business.
Mr.. Blair. rising to que.tion Of
privilege, asked leave to submit, ths ,es-
,imony, which was taken after the lmi-
tat'on Of time Tor that purpose, hicb
Effected the contested seat how occupied
ty blm.
Mr. Knox. the contestant remonstrs-
ted, n, d laid the testimony should not be
Ieceiycd, as it was taken without In.
70 mality Of law.
D.ci., chairman Of the Committee on
Eectioas, exp aired that this testimony
was Offered to-day 10 the committee,
Who bad cor claded to submit the matter
to the house.
| II. Biasr remarked that the combatant
| 1mscit bod submitted sfi i.yits taken Ut
| ter the 60 day limitation without giving
| BIN notice VI tbs testimony nov il cuntro-
selsy.
/ Several gentlemen participated in the
conversation. Finally tue testimony fer
i ed by Mr Blair was referred to the ,ummit-
| tee to be treated in like manner as TITO ties
| ,nony now before 1t taken after the u.e
J ixed by law, aud provides that TIL. shall
,efer only 10 dep .sit'ons ana stii iavits, ana
that al suct iilegality taken shall not be
Considered by the COMMITTEE.
The House passed tie Senatc's bill to
the letter 10 carry out the law regulating
trade and Intercourse in the Indian coun
try, so as mere IF c'uslly to exclude spir.
It's and wines FROM Indians under penalty
TIE House passed the executive, .egis!a
live, ju1lcial and official appropriation bill
which provides mainly for salaries, etc.
heretofore fixed by law.
Mr.. Juhan, of Ind, reported an amend
ment ainendatOry to IL homestead bill, e
sscii,tate the preliminary proceedings o
| settlers.
All ,urned to attend the ioneral of tn.
wiie OF an officer Of the House.
SENaTE-rhe gold bin caMe up.
Mr.. Hendricks modified his amendmen,
Of yesterday 50 as to provide that the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury could dispose Of aoy
gold not nee, s.aty iot thr pay ,nrn' Tor wa
| material and supplies oi the debt OF tie u
4 SId0S lueU uuf, picFiucu iuae tuc euu
paid shall be received &c Its value IN New
, York City, as compared vita legal tcnde
notes.
Mr.. Hendricks addressed the Senate, en-,
considerable discussion between HIM I'll,
| SHERMAN occurred.
NJ ssrs. Powell and johnson took part il
tGe uiscusslon.
The goii bill was passed as amended b.
Mr. Sherman, aud with iurtncr anebu
,nept ny Mr.. Doo'ittl5 restricting the al
tlcipatiun vi the pay ,lent Q! the interest u
the pubic d.bt 10 period OF one Jcar, b
80 yeas 20 3 nays.
| Fnc s nate then resolved that when
al urn It be until MJncay.
NJ. Fessenden rrc,ented the report {
he Conference Committee ON the dt ii eu
! ~ oil, Inch wac agreed tU.
The Post Oi.ic= bill was called up an
passed.
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Particular Notice =.

Tire ere many preparations soid under The
name 81 Btttr's. PIT Mp IN quart bottles conpouad
ed II TIE che 'peot Wh.kty or common ruin, costing
ff'a 20 u ~ cant per y,ilon, the taste Disguised By
intse " G.. idadef seed
liar ctas et B.tters haze cnussd AMI uiN con-
tnut 10 DC Tong Aoycun b. roed hna5seas
q n,e the aea u tie Or nknd In ,a.tr use the
system 10 kept atnauly andsr ,he mi ence u Il
chotol.c N.m,fu u qtfh- uo,St ,nd Med s4re TO,
liquor . c.eated aud Apt up. md he ,e.dt is ol,
u. Artro,s attendant upon drunaard's t.js aud
dtath
FOR those rho desire and will have ouor
tfefs zee t,t1ttsh the ycAoto..,g rece,W: o. uue
bottle 81. ii ,uf tn0 Ge, u,an BiitrsS. ua1
n,ic 70 IL III &c quarts III gO"d ",andy -,
" hi>key and The ,esatt ,o,H be q prep.rutio.
m,d NIL Tar cx.ei IA medicat sirtac rtnd tr4e &c.
eel ncy any Q, he L,qaw B.ttrs me =,
a. wtt. Cos much Tess. Ionus -, all a.
rt,tnes 81 -. uHaud's Bitts neeton
mt'h good drttc.e " liquor much less pr.e.
fHuu these tufertvr DTeD1rrf,o,.s Sp,it cost you.
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.AU fhe forces n the West TO
be cOseceear Ntea.
.amOthcs cNll FIR 800, oO0
.Mese 10 be tsSssea.
varsosss .arAsy lHselStgeMce
WAsaINGrnN. March II,

WAsHfNGToS, March IL.
The Ways and Means Comm ttee
have compile ed the amendments / the
National banking bill, IS abl,rb', g a
uniform rate Of interest o. per cent.,
allow, q the existing SAFE banks 10 re-
tam their respective names, and abolish
irg the numbering Of The tanks.
Gen. Gr.nt intends TO concentrate ell
our Western forces trom the Western
boundary Of T,xas 10 the Mississippi
camps, for smashing blows this sp'lng.
Another call will soon he issued for
100000 10 100000 men.
Nj Con Lew. W.llac, has arrived
here, having been summoned by the
Secretary OF War. K po,t ASST ns him
to comm nd tie Middle Department
with his headq arlers at Baltimore.
A dispatch rom Adniral Dahl gre n
dated Fort Me,roe, says he exp etc to
recover the body IF his son by flag o.
t,ucc on S Saturday or SUNDAY.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
has report tnat Gen. VIM. +. Smith
At Grants request, has been appo'n',c
to The MAJOR Generalsh'p vacated by
Grant, and that he will command The
Army OF the Potomac.
Gen. Halleck report d yesterday t.
Gen. Giant for order, and was assigned
to special duty at Washington.
An informal meeting OF the R,publi-
can members OF tie llou e decided t
.us'a Secretary Cha.e's views on Nh
gold question. THIS nsurcs the passage
OF the Senate gold bill.
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WAsHIkGION, MofCu -
The President t..tay cent 20 the cens'c
the f. II living message: ,oc.
To N. Se,sate Of the United States :
In company with . resolution % t'.c Scu-
ate Of che lat inst, respecting foss point Of
c,,m,oencem. OF the Pacific '.,silsoad on
the tundredth drgr.e oil we.se longitude,
and OF tie branch road, IN tho western
boundary Of lo~a to ne SAID hundfedth
degree II Latitude.
ransniIt tue f.ccompsny ing report Of
tue Secretary os tie Iiteti,r cui ccinlng tue
Information Called for. / deetl it proper 10
add, that % the l7tn day II Nose,uber last
IN Ext cutive order was mad" upon this
-ut pct and delivered to the Pre-,dent OF
the Union Pacific Railroad which fxec the
| point on tue western boundary ol the State
ui I0aa, from which this company snouiu
construct their branch railroad 10 the hum
dredth degree of west longitude, and de-
clared IL 10 be within the limits OF town.
| -bips III Iowa opposite the town OF OhAns.
| Siuce then the company has scp,os>nied TO
me that upon actual surveys made, II has
| determined upon tue precise POINT oil dc.
| parture f their said branch road from tue
| Missouri river, ana located the same, as de.
sired in the accompanying report OF the
| Secretary OF tbs lntcror, which point IS
| within the limits designated III tue order o.
| November last. aud that order Is not on
| ecurd in the office Ut tue Executive Va
partmcnr aad the company desiring
more dt tiuit, one, | have made the order,
Il wh,ch copy is herewith transmitted
| and caused the same TO be fled IN the De-
| narttncnI ri tbr INTERIOR
| ABRAHAM LINC
The order referred 10 Is As follows:
In pursuance Of the provisions OF section
10 ot the act ui Congress ent tied IAN
,ct f9r tue erection Of a railroad and tclc-
Pacific Ocean, aud to secure 10 the Govern
ment the nse 81 the same Tor postal, mill
,atv and tthtr purposes" approved July
1862 auth1fz ,ng and directing the Presi
ient u tae United States, to tx the point'
- ;uc western boundary OF the Stat
oil IuSa, from which the said Pac tx
R,l osd Z smpany Is by said section author
"a 40 required TO cousti uct single llo'
u IL .5aa AID telegraph upon the mos
dlrtca and practicable route, subject to tn
approval OF the President Of the Unit et
State, 80 as TO form q connection with th'
lines of said company at SOME point win
n the lOOfh meridian Of longitude. IN sait
.ection, VIZ: Aots ham Lircolr, Pfesldcn
IL the Unted States, upon the Application
OF spld comp.n, designates such first aouv
nanied puiut on the western boundary Q
the State OF Iora cast IF and opposite L
east line oi sec 10 in tow nsLip %, uorth y
range Is. east u the 6 b prlncipai meridian
10 tie Territory If Nebraska.
Done at the city Of Washington, thi
seventh day OF March, in tue year oi gu
Lotd, 1864.
AARAHAn LINCOLN.
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The 0 'oceeiings oil tue Iowa Legislature
were pr escnsed in the Senate. pray rug
Congress To modify their bill ~ Tar a. con-
Germs the location Of the Sioux City b.aDcL
a. to all oW il to run from Sioux Gil,
westward. to unite with the main trace b,
the neares / and most prac, icable route,
instead oi running north OF the va icy oi
the Platte, aud at right angles with Tn.
branches OF Long Forks and AIkaDsas
HON, involving Il heavy cost for bridges
practicable route.
The Secretary OF State has replied 10
certain inquiries OF the Secretary oi the
Treasury, saying in substance tina, there is
n , Imperial or Provincial enactme.5 ex
emptlDg Amer can vessels from tonnage o.
tuer duties in the port Ut Canaoa. H.
some U. tnese ports 6utle. are laid On them
under the mans OF tight duties, hospital
j lties and tonnage dues for The repair o
sibCrs. etc he-ce there exists no good
reason To exeDpt frou tonDsge dunes
v,.'sels belonging wholly or IN part TO sno.
&c CTS VI foreign powers, inc uding those re
siding in ire British Norm American
PROVINCES, on entering our ports, or b.
northeastern and D0rib western 'front.' J
| from tbs Brii-b North Americau provinces
In view uf these fc;s, and IN accoraanc,
! ~lth the recomDe nd lions u tie Treat,
| Department, the House to day passed b.
| oil to repeal the Cd section Of the act "a
regulate the foreign coas, trade On cut
frontiers, thus taking from her Majesty Is
| subjects The privilege winch vas not rcc!p-
rucat, g our own cit.zens by tie Is ltlsb
| government.
The cav Try which recently cut the rebg!
cotam unlcatlons and mide ca-h al
Redmond, are row arriving by traasiors
4 d exandiia, "a ront1 ~ TIC Army Ut It's
Potomac.
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Michigan Central Railroad.

Great C.nra. Route to Nep York. New England
aud the Cdnndas.
( IN AND AtlE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" 18th. 1858, tra, Us will leave the Great Cen
tn" Union Depot, toct OF Lake street, as follows
" 80 a IN, SUNDAYS excepted. hrrive ia Detroit
{ 30 m; TORI 445pm; Suspension bridge
% m y Fl 10 5 W pm, Albany As p IN
New oIk 9 80 p ID, Bos IL 80 III.
D AZ IN, sat rdays excep ed Arr ve in ietroil
D 90 u, Toronto 4 IS y IN Sus, cns-tn Bridge
40 IN, Buffalo 5 20 y u. a ibany 45, New
York ] ." o In Bos % 4 90 N.
~ Oh D m .aturdays AMI SUNDAY 3 excepted Ar
rive IN Detroit 10 0o IN. Toronto Q 05 D IN
Suspension Bridge 10 IN Alb n, s 40 y m
New York 45 IA. B,sto : 0apm
@1nc1nnAsi 'Hs-- ina
VIA Michigan X ~
.Isave heago A. y 3, N Mail Train 10 90 Fast
Express The L. 20 pm Tfainie ling On cage
ruhs through to tincinnati without cha ge oil
Cars 1.ggage.
kuttan's Patent Ventilating ard Warming
ap-,atus 90 all Cars OF ths Company An elegant
smokers ar, wi n Euch re Tables ha, lately ice
dded to day traiis Patent sleeping Ca s on
ignt aims. Baggage Che ked Through
Through Tickets for sale at all prime p.l R,iI
road Uffices in the Vest, ut the General .fic.
corser Lake ani De rbotn Streets. under the
fremont House, Chicago, AMI IA the depot
\. RICE. General sup't.
II. C. WENTWORTH, acncral Western Pass
ent. Chicago. decg-r
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n ,chigaH scniheyn & Lake share
RAILROAD.
UMMER ARRANG CEMENT

m AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND uN-
I til further notice trains will leave Chicago q,
Is follows:
700 A New York Express, daily, excep,
Sundays.
7:3oP NJ Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:I5 N, and
s15AM.
al the abovs trains make regular connection.
r. 'unkirk, buffalo. .iagara Falls, Albany, New
'ork, boston, Philadel, hia. baltimore and al
in,iats East.
uxurious rev Sleeping Coaches. Vi sb ali nod
IN improvements ruL on Night Trains.
through Iickets cab tie obtained at the Con-
Jays . flee. ST. lirk street, pudsr Snerm.p
bo.se, at the Depot, corner Of Old Van Burcr
...3 sherman stree.s.
H. e. SAWYER,
General Western A ee~t
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W AsHIAGr,N. March H.

~ ~, = -
The following is tue suii bill IS it passed
be- Senate t. day
Re5oiaed, g., Tpat the Secretary Of ib,
Treasury bc autaor ri {, Anticipate til
ply meat OF iiife. est On tie puu!lc debt b,
period hor exa ed!rg one year, from tin,
10 iitnc, either with or Without a rebate g
interest upon the coupons, as 10 bun Il. !,
cen rxpedieut; and ne ~ hereby author
z q TO dispose Il any gold ii the Tteasur,
/ tae United State, bit nece<ssr, loo tx
"a ytnt Ill ui inter u on the puG,c d bf.
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FURT SMITH. March IC

FoRT SMITH, March 10.
A citizen Of Santa Fee reached here to
day via Choctaw Nation, say the people OF
New Mexico are IN great lear ut rebe,
raid INTO their country III cons. auence oi
the Fedsrals occupying the entiIc n nth.
west, and the Necessity OF the r. bel, iiad-
Hg an outlet IN tLar territory, General
HERON having bluckaded oil routes t.
Mexico.
Gen. Mpxry failed to induce the Cboc.
taws to Continue tneir relations with tie
Cont te-ate q v.rntneut.
F,nr thousand sp,ee Il the Psrstlant'.
amnesty prociatIstiun were u4>:f batto
among b. Indians, 6ulch was received WITH
great iavJr. ~
The oeuinoles and Chickasaws were still
obdurate, owing manly 10 the influence ui
Gen Cooper. tlelr old IudIan agent.
Gen. b unt arrived yesterday
Gen. Mag uder, It is SAID accompanied
Piece on his return to C4mden, aud spenl
t~0 weeas at bis hraequartere.
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AARAiiAn LINCOLN.
Nav Yasg March ii

nW l1kk u II
A private letter IRON Fort MJhsue, TIC
6tn, says:
List evening, as Gen. Fitzpatrick va.
ieaving be.e, 10 return 10 his ctmthand az
Yorktown, news reached Gen. Butler thai
the enemy had been troubling our Il es he
tween Portsmouth aud Stuff ,lk. Gen. But
q. once stopped the hkto"n boat.
.4d & Consultation took place al ono" be
tween Lim aud Fitzpatrick. Tie result is.
;5,u Fitzpatrick aud his Command wee r.
moved IRON Yorktown and Portsmouth
dgrias .>t nigut, and ere nov with gu.
iorcs- * the lines IN !rcnt a Por'stAouft
Il: fGc a"vance IN pursuit 81 tbe eueny.
va ~ II front yesterday ait recon 100
tscertalacd itat the e. eny : force coue',t-
Il Il lty > 900 lniautry aad suasc tgst
-, ment, o! csva'ry, wi5h fur s'lec.s q
aWlter.. Tbt, my tave teen IN II 40
vance force only. Af'iierj firing was DIS
t'ucty aeeed during last mig y, !" hlcu ga.
}, or '1tct heli,rg he wo.lde. not KIN, x.
~ 6Gt lie c.eEy was aiva eng IN iutce.
Ger lace cute sufficient t. d,fend II.
Iioal 20. i.'2c. troops III position - cut Ut
& III II w, 90.
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IEEAL.
TRU STkk'o SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A yDRED OF TRU-T. Ex-
- ecutsi 70 me BY Nifs Peter Peters. n sLA
Christina -ophia Peter.on, his wife, dated on the
thisa day OF March. Isb5, and duly nIed and re-
corded Ia the Office OF the recorder OF deeds Tor
Ro Island county, and State Of Llnois, 10 VOL
ume n "of deeds, pase i, shall on the II
day OF April 1904, ., o'clocx m. OF said day.
off, for ssle 10 he highest bidder, fof cssh, A.
tue Court Aou dooi, 10 toe ciiy Il Davenport,
lows, the foilowing described iald, situated in
Rosk island county. ii iGois. OF 50 much thereof
may DO necessary Ia satis the amount nov
due o. certain 81 mi sory mos To securs sbch
ssid deed rs gives, wit: Lot seven t1.) be-
iRg tho south east qaar CT Ct the nUr,h.v ct
Quarter Of soction six cen IL, ara lot Two { 2
beng tho soalh-x.st qoarter - tho north ert
quart of section sixteen 90 j alec lot sax Is,
bcin. tao north. east fractional quarter OF south
west iart-r Of said section also tn. nprth est
frssiiJnsl quar- or OF the south ~est garter Of
SAID SO ton sixteen, 10, all 10 township seven
tetn II y nor b Ut sDee one u west. OF the
, tour. p. ia~i pal meri0ian.
JAMES GRANT,
mcl 10 tfsl I,ustee
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CpNcoRD. N. IL. March IL.

~auios f.om 22o cities and towns, l,av
in, 10 towns 10 hear iron, stand thus :
tsln .orc sc 157; Harrington 80 759
81 inore's maj ri'y viii be about 5 Goo
Fo,i ui tn five Cou iseliors and niue U.
So, tafelve Senators elected are Union Re
p0t'iiGsns.
TIE Union Republican majority in the
House is about IS.
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LOUISVILLE. March /.

Tie Democrat has lntpr,nat on from
an y .icer from Knoxville the 1T lha,
u rs c, h 10 sent bi, wag.D ualns 10
K ehmoad and MAS mount NJ his enliie
race ADD Il at the general imp tssiou
Of haoxviie was ihat Longs.rcet had
been 81 le,ed 10 n. T..
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New YORK. March 10

Co the auti otty of IN officer who
served with Co. Da ghrtn, 1t is enphat
lcal'y tate. that the ord r alleged t.
have been fond on his body was for
,ety. n, such order vas ever written
OF even cons ded 10y him.
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II you do. use
AOcH 1HE3 GtrsMan Rite

From Rev. J New.on Brown, D. d., aitor Of the
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or ,ecomu ri
tatent etticlntS IN &C lerel, thrt ugh dis rust bt
their ingred snts and effects; Jet know Of no
sut1cie III rcast AS why a man may not testisy &c
whai he believes hinseli 70 have received n
any simple preparation, in The hope tat he ma
ttus contribute ~ the benefit OF others.
do this nore readily i'll regard TO HOoHaI d.
Gernan Bitters, prepareu by ~ &. VI. OK OF
this cily, because was pref udicea against them
tor many years, un 'er the ltnl re,siun that they
were chiefly an alcohulic mixture. am indie b cd
to ny friend chat SHOEMAKER, Esq, tor ,be re-
| Doyal OF this pre- udice by proper tests and iol
encouragement. to Try them, when suffering iron
great ana loDg ntinued debility. rhu use o.
threo oottiee OF those bitters al the beginning o
the PRESENT ear. was ltlio,. ed by evident RELIEF
and iesivration o degree Of bouily ana menta
| vigr which hs not eli .or six III ontns beior.
| ana hal almost desl aired OF regain,bg. | there
tore thanh God and my irjenu for directing me t,
th Use II them. NEN len bR,Nk.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25d ls6l.
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VI a HIhsroN. March II.

Spaciai To Pest.
Ger. Grant arrived t,'te about ar bon,
ago II takes The $50 o'clock W.8tert
ualu se-;isht bonnu 1T N..aviiir, accom-
p'nlcd by ~ Caiui q $, It
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NV YvKx March I

II is reported on tbe su'hority Of the
captain Of the guobost Desota that rebel
wivateer bark rugged steamer 10 cruising to
b W0sW0d u Havana. u ss -
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A. MlA.l.EN,

A. MIGLEK.
NO 30 brady srkssT. BEL'w SECOND,
.. kEEP& C.pxSTANiLY ON HAND AND
uak 70 order
seats, u ,ys' a. Chiidren's clothing
Of ma oes, a ~ .ri4 sad in manner tnat canh'
f,.t,, ,se "a isfA ,tion. Liberal patronage re-
..,s,7, s,,isi,eI fuy2l diy
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Business Cards not TO exceedo lines, $40 % pei
aunnm
For each change an additional charseot a5cent.
oer square will be made.
Notices of "wants, Cost" "fouad." "to rent"
Ito let," &c. not excesjing four lines inserted
for fifty cents.
Maria, 90 notices will be charged fifty cents in
u cases.
E iitorial notices charged for at the rate of 10
,snts per line, or seven words, and special notice
It 10 cents per line, or so cents a line per week.
All notices tor religious and benevolent pa
poses wi | be char yea one-thifd Of regular rates
Ooiiuary notices kept simple 1nnor ncements
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Advertisements not accompanied with snstru =
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cordipgiy.
Advertisements disco ntinusd before the expira
ton OF the lin, contacted fJ-, will be Charged
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BEWARE OF COUNrEKFEIrs

See that the signature VI e. N. Jackson /. on
the wrapper.
Price per Bottle IS cents, or half dozen for a
Shoula your nearest druggist not have me a.
ticle do not be put "a by any Of the intoxic.,inp
prePafations that may be offered in its PAIGE bu,
by express.
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No Alcohol or Bad Whisky

They viii cure the above diseases in
n,nety-nine cases out OF hundred.
Do YOU WANT SOMETHING To ) aKENGTH.
EN- YOU?
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HENRY st.lKy

~ ALER IL fURNIrURG, CARPETS.
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THe
Davenport Carriage Mandatory

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TERMS UF SUBSCRIPTION.

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payable in advance.
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