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CAPE MAY-By Railroad Direct from Phild.
1slpdid-Our readers are referred to the adyer.
risement of the West Jersey Railroad Co., in
our columns.
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FROM CITY POINT


Ins mail steamer, Thomas Powell, arrived
here about noon to-day from City Point, bring
ing up the mail, passengers, and few dis.
charged troops.
: She reports that considerable fighting has
been going On in the direction of Petersburg
since Monday, and that when she left CltY
POINT at IL O'Clock yesterday morning, heavy
canonading was heard there.
Passengers report that the siege of Fort OAR
ling commenced on Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock. We have no confirmation Of this re-
ported commencement Of siege operations at
Fort Darling.
Fifty more rebel prisoners had Just been
brought in from the front to Cfy Point as the
Powell left the dock. .Ey
Owing to the fact that only two corps-the
6tn ana 9th-have succeeded in erecting their
hospital tents, there is much suffering among
our wounded but the authorities are using
every exertion TO remedy this evil as speedily
as possible. The road from the front to City
Point is very rough one at present. and the
jolting of the ambulances is not at all pleasant
for our wounded.
As the Powell came up the Potomac she
passed the steamer Exchange, aground, near
Kettle Bottom Shoals. Tugs have gone to her
assistance, and as she Is light, they will doubt
less be able to pull her off.
The hospital steamer State of Maine reached
here this morning at o'clock from CITY Point,
bringing up four hundred wounded, OF which
number seventy were officers. A large major
ity OF them were stretcher cases, and many of
the patients had either an arm or a leg OFT
Three died on the upward trip.
Among the officers brought up on the State
OF Maine were the following LIT. Dol. John
Savage, 36th Wis; Maj H. M. Brown, 36th
Wis; Maj B. H, Foster. 14sth Penn; Maj. E.
Hamilton, 10th Penn; Maj. F. Williams, S1st
Penn; Capt. @. Linton, 140th Penn; Capt
Dawson, I'd n. Y. heavy artillery; Capt. J.
Clark, I'd N. Y; Capt. Gilen goth Penn; Capt.
p A Wright 57th New York; and 1t. Hick-
man, list Md. H.' it AA'-'t
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~ From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have an advance copy of Peterson's Ladies'
National Magazine tor July.
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/ LOST AND FOUND.

s sSfa; y FEsis i
Tslier 8 Risss Go. - 'e-s 'n' te ss.sss !.
l. With shef: horns, one crooked leaning over
il: her . Ne s1 street, near 9Th, win g lib
7 osT-A pair ofG0LD sP1CT ACLEs, 6sf1sen
on the f;s1s $ TsSssa Eh Be paid fst thsIf
je 22-sts over Bsnk Of Ws,h,ngton.
r osT, Or Tuesday. the 2lst met. o. ss6, q or
Il lcth streets, medium sired MoURNINGPIN
snitahe rewsrd viii be paid if returned to so4 lth
white star in fsrehead little sprung II front legs,
BEGs app f
box.odd cushions, and harness. en- Monday, June
for the return Of any or al Of tie above and also
je22-sts - street, near i4th.
SIS ios ..y cow g ws'' sss III, tas a.
horns black at the end; hole in each ear The
S; fHsS M ss sss's Es'ssP's
and 8 streets north. je 2l-3t"
7 OsT-Near the Baltimore Depot Monday morn
who answer. to the name Of Frank. Any person
Qlers REST, ~ the aOoVenameO Depot Will receive
. liberal reward. ~ e.. je9l-3t<
TAKEN Up EsTRAv, on the 2ist Of June, .
L small red cow. With white breast and white
horns; head and rishs fore foot tied tosether:
property, pay charges, and take her away. JOHN
! =. RITTER, near Wilson's Lampblack Factory,
foot of ed street. je2i-3t*
EOUND-A BUNDLE OF NEWSPAPERS, &C.,
l. which the owner can have by proving property
'Gs sssss expenses No sns 81 .s Sessss
M REWARD.-St away on the 14th inst
@:l buffalo COW, with head. back and belly
calf. The above reward will be given if returned
to WIN DARLINGTON, on corner of lst street west
and street north, below st. Aloysus Church.
| je COST tsEf az $50
CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER. on 18th of ane,
~ two COWS, one dark red with white face,
and wide horns, and one red and white COW. The
pay charges, and take them away 49, , e. :
CHARLES FRANCIS HAMILTON.
je20 St. Pney Branch road. back Of the race track.
/ CO0 REWARD.-Lost, in going from the Hop
YAO Restaurant on 7th street, between D and
streets, down It'll strest to the avenue, roll of
TREASURY NOT IS amounting to SOS. The find
will receive the above reward and the thanks of
the loser by leaving it with JAMES BELL Clerk at
the Ladies window, City Post Office. je 16-6t+
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Mr. E. Jacob has taken the house
- Ny. 262 street, formerly occupied by Mr.. G;
Smart. The apartments are richly furnished and
suitable for Members Of Con gress or officers in the
home. They win find frst-class French board,
and Mr. Jacob will take special care that the ser
vice Of the table will receive his particular atten
ton. Je 2l-lw*
ROARDING-Af few first class BOARDERS can be
y accommodated with Rooms and Board on or
after the LIST of July next, at No 426 Goth street,
southeast cor. of F. je O-2w*
HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT 27J
IL Vermont avenue, between II and sts.-the
last house. A few Table Boarders can be accom-
mOdAted. je 90 eO3tF
DERsONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
L BOARD and LODGING at S. per week Tor 81
per day. at the Philadelphia House, No. SIT New
New Jersey avenue, near Baltmare Depot.
je 20 Jim d. II. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
BOARD WITH HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- ROOMS for two or three gentlemen or fam-
lies,-one single room. House commodous and
airy, with spacious grounds. Terms moderate.
Apply southwest corner 2lst and H streets. near
Penn ave. .,l-.E je l62w+
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Delegation of Washingtonians in Phila.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22-Editor Star The
Washington Fire Commissioners and members
of the CITY Councils of Washington are here
busily engaged examining fire engines pre-
paratory to inapgprating the new fire depart.
ment in Washington. t..-. r..
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Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
JAS. q. McGUIRE Co., Auctioneers.
TRusTEE,s sALR or NINE BUILDING LOTS
0H lST STkEET WEST AT The CORNER OF

On EEDNEsDAY- AFTERNOON. July nth, ct
~ o'clock on the premises. by virtue of deed Of
Lbel J. A. 8. No. lx3 folios q ct SEQ we shall
seli allie LotNo in Square No 6sS, fronting 40
Ieet First stree west, at the corner of south
lots ldx80 and one Lot 2oxSO avs : ---d-' - =.
Terms cash. -, - 49, i. -. ..f a.. re- E-.,.
Conyeyances At the cost of the purchaser.
cash payment of $40 each lot will he req uired
at the time of sale. - - -
HORATIO N. GILBERT Trustee.
Je 22-d j O. MsGTIHE A. 90 Aucts
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A PoRrxptE BAR.-East night, the Fonrrn
Ward police arrested a party Of five strollers,
two soldiers and ateamster, and two women.
for wandering shout on the commons. Geo.
II. futile appeared to be the barkseper for the
psIYy, ana had on His person three bottles
nearly filled with liquor, labeled "Rattle.
snake Juice,naAffiga' or Tfncture," aud New
Jereey Bigttning." The bar was coufiscated:
the har keeper was turned over to the military
Patrick La1ly, soldier, was dismissed; Patrick
Lally, ,teamsspr, was fined Sf.5s; and Emma
Carroll and Ellen Tuttle, the two women,
were fined sg5s each, BY Justice Giberson.
ALIEN WoRKMRn In TRoC BkR-Sance tia
Board of Enrollmsnt have been examining
parties claiming exemption, many persons in
Government employ have claimed exemption
Yard, and at the latter place steps have been
taken to secure the dismissal OF oil such as
have claimed exemption on this ground, and
in consequence quite nutterlng has been
caused in the differ ent shops. Some OF tn ese
men had taken the oath Of allegiance required
Of all who work for the Government
FATAL ACCIDENT. - Yesterday affern DON,
about 5x D. m, some laborers were eng tged
in digging trench for q sewer, In fst 8 trset
west near G street north, one Of the bank, fell
in upon them. A laNorer Known only y the
name of Mike, was killed outright, and an other
named John Foley. was very badly I'M ,ured.
The body Of the dead man was taken aw az by
his friends to be buried, and the injured man
was removed to his residence to be pr )perly
attended TO. ...
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EHE WIFI HOUSE.
III LOCATED ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BetHeen the Ocean and Railroad at

a
NOW ssss
to spar. NO 'sf that
butte to the happiness Of his patrons ana
For info5mssion. address WIN. WHIr,E 3 as 5s
ToTHE GERNAFS OF WAsHIHGToIHI .nt lave Hsye
man ugsst. one who thoroughly understsnds
TIM IN s .ad
SssFH sss ;s
P. $40 my other customers and the public
need e sss h. h 81 snrs
n / 3 nsaa' '?' % VS.
THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That thesubscri.
Der has obtained from the ORPHANS Court Of
o sos
James Magee, late Of Washin gten. county, D. q,
deeeased An persons having claims sssip p: the
same with the vouchers thereof g the subscriber,
on before the 2st day 81 June F., mex. they
Given sss:: my hand AzAi 4sssSk T ssas u.s.
!E,s.s ''f as's
THE FRNINsULAR CAMPAIGN AND IT'S
+ Of Gen Mcclellan and other publ hed documents.
By 3e 81. g. Barnard i'f fa an c%'R RAs4LoR
- from the subscriber, -asf eaenh
on Monday ni f6 Heb Ell l1 ssEf CATTLE,
vi ar g. sifa h by return
ing any of them to
Il g. - JOHN n. SNYDER.
je 2l3t* Corner 22d and NJ Streets
ErOR SALE CHEAP-A PHOTOGRAPH GAL
Il LERY. Inquire at Fort Bunker Hill. }e2o-3 :
MAP or RICHMOND AND SURROUNDING
lv1 country, showing rebel fortfcations 81 cents.
/ je2oTS-' FRANCK TAYLOR.
IT. COMPREHENSIVE.
HE undersigned having formed acopartnership
and taken the store No. S94 Penn'a avenue, two
doors below National Hotel, will conduct the Hat
ters business in its various branches, under the
firm OF N 2: Gladmon 4 Co.: whore full assert
found. B. II. STINEMETZ,
je lS-1w NJ. o. GLADMON.
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RYJ. O. Meg UIRE Il CO.. Aue4ioneers.

,1XT1NsIYE SALE OEFINE BUILDINGaLeTs
FkGNT1NG 1TH AND 9TH STREETS WEST,
sTkEET NORTH, 49,. q. ''"''' 1-
eOnWEDNlsDAY, June 18th, We shall sell il
Square No. 442, subdiv ided into handsome Build
Lots running TO alleys. This property Is stu,
eted only one square from the Railroad Depot. on
the city. - - a.
and "a months, for notes. bearing interest from
A deed given free of cost, ard deea of trust, at
cost of the purchaser, taken. - 80,
Title clear >. go Q, - = = -e
je,s2-d. IRepl &C, MCGUIRE & co, Aucts.
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ROM THE FRONT.

FROM THE FRONT,
rArmy Correspondence N. Y. Times, June H.
- '----.--..- a n. .---.,-e s-{ss q $50
No positive ad vantage has been obtain cd over
the enemy during the last twenty -four hours
There he's been more or less fshtiae alele tbs
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STATE OF THE Tn RRMoMRrRR.AAt Frank.
lin Il Co.'s, opticians, No, ,2A Pehnsyivania
aveuue, the thea mometer stood to-day at 1
e'ctook, 70 In the shade; OF in the sun. :. * ~,
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WIZ have JUST RlCEIyED FROM EUROPE
-yHoAIsrgs lot OF the finest Italian Violin -
country. Also, one very 6ne old etainer Vie
lin: and several others Of 81 perior suality The
eneeef one Of our Gfm .of the best mstsrsl during
the wiuter setson and ssS ~sfr.nted to be true
the HlSe Store Of " q. HEfZRROfT.F
py3I Ceraer Of lltb street ard Ps ,Ysrya.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs. 3D..
a9ARpIAN,s SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD

GUARDIAN'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON NORTH l, BETWEEN 1iTH
AND 18TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION
OnWEnkKSDAY. the 9Th day OF July next. E64.
shall sell. infrOnt OF the premises. at s o CLOCK
Penn by virtue of decree Of the 0rph ans Court
dated the 18th day Of Nay, lses. ratified and con;
NM q. med ~ the supreme Court of the District Of
COum bia on the 18th day of May, 1868, the follow
ing described handsome building lots. viz: -
Lot mum bsred four "a 10 square numbered two
hundred and eighteen, l2l8 it having front Of
fset 1inehes on north L between 18th and 18Th
streets west, running back with side alley 20 30
feet alley Ia feet7 inchas. - ,-s,. i,
Terms One half cash; balance IN six months
the purchaser to give note for the deferred pay,
ment. bearing interest 4 ON tire day OF sale, and
secured to the satisfaction of the guardian.
All conveyancing Including revenue stsmps,S
the COST of the purchass r.. 20
Ore hundred dollars will be required paid do ns
when the property Ia knocked of, and II the whole
t,rns are not com Piled With in ave days sfe, e e
the Guar isn reserves the right to resell toe prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the def.ultinE put,
cbaser by sdver Using such resale in the Nationsi
Irtelligsncer three times. ~ T.
Title verfeet@ +xE Il q q 81
A. n p r
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EOR sAEE-A FARM Of 100
L land, 5 miles. from Georget
from the canal; so acres in cul
balance in very heavy pine wood
small frame house and orchard
can be sold of the farm to pay
of purchase money.
Agent for the Sale Of u
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RY VIM. B. LEWIS Il CO., Auesionesrs.
STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C., AT
AUCTION.

cIoCh of boohs SrAItQNEkf, &C., AT
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANDSATURDAYE EVEN
1NGS next, at our store, No. yp7 Pa avenue he
tween 9Th and 10th SITS 1T ~ o'clock We shall sell
whioh are 500 vol. of New Books, some SS Pho To-
graphic Albums different styles, lots of Stationsr
snd fancy goods. splendid let Of RngrAyine.
framed, Paintings, &c.
DY VIM. L. WALL 4 CO., Auets
ID At the horse Bazaar, IS La. avenue,
SALE OF HORSES, cARRIAGE rs, HAkNEss, &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING next, June S. com
and Repository, SG% RR y Hsss sSSSs-
Inciuning,
pair Of very Stylish Mares, kind in Harness
Top Buggy and Harness. sold for tine want Of use.
Other Horses, absorption ut sale.
A large assortment q desirabls new and second
hand Carriages, Wagons. Harness, 30.
Terms cash. 49,
je22 [Chronl ". WALL & co.. Aucts.
RI GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs
ATGTTIoM SALE o. H0UsEHOtD FuRNI,
l3h SHEETS, SOUTH sID1 OF PEaNA.
On MON DAY, the ssth instant, 1t 10 O'Clock. m
we shall selr, at th residence Of gentleman de
Ginning housekeepinesyiI =
Sofas. Chairs. + hlss and Pier g asses.
, BoSr Uase WWs sS st nrsssns Baresu
NJ actresses and other BsddinR. -z'
Carpet, Crockery and Glass Ware. ...
Cook Air Tight and other Stoves
lot Kitchen requisites: and many other articles
too numerous to elumerase
! Jen GRIM e. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
T1e house is for rent moderate terms Pos
session gwen Immediately. Inquire on the prem
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!, tcres of superior
t own and pa miles
y tiyation, ana the
! &, Improved bya
{ is. Wood enough
I iouble the amount
F. MACE,
aryland Lands,
! Seventh street.
or one who wouli
ern for country "a
rick house contain
hing room, parlors,
1t hiss
ly repaired through
nd permanent ten
tie. inquire of B.
street, between Z
U. W.T.
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DkU Restaurant on 18th street, between D and e
streets, down 7th strest to the avenue, a roll of
TREASURY NOTES. amounting to SOS. The find
will receive the above reward and the thanks of
the loser, by leaving it with JAMES BELL Clerk at
the Ladies window, City Post Office. je l6-St+
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EOR RENT-A rare chance E
l. like to start q hotel or tav
well as town trade. A large bi
ing Is rooms, q very large di'
&c. situated on High street,
been thoroughly and handsom, /,
out. To a we'll recommended 8
ant the rent will be model 4
and e afreafs. Washineton. FL,
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SHlRTsi sHIRTs,r "a : =. Z
FRRNCH YOKE sHIKTs made to order N the
EEW ING nromptly done Cd Wheeler Wilson's
gn1chnes. MhS. hLiNES
sH?v' 42l Hst., bst~esg llte .I1 l5ta,
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Mrs. ELIZA ANN DUANE au.rdisn. 4
} =. soda de- GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Asc.e.

n NE TAKING. Cav 1ta
DRESSES CUT and BAsTEDin the most fam
ionaSis manner. ct 339sF, between 18th aaa HsA
streets. 5. ,s5e9Fissssq
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REMOV AI

4 REMOVAL. I'D "a T.
j HAVE Removed my CIGAR and TOBACCO
sTURE from 50 9Th street TO 502 9Th street, be-
tween Pa av. and street, east side, doors north
OF Penn svenue, where will be pleased TO see all
favor me with a call.
IHs
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QY ". L. WALL 4 co. a .ucts.
- NJ 4 CHaHrru ounn

On TaGRsDAY AFTEf .Noo NNog yrpe !, =.
nscted With the stable Of Thomas Clark, On N,
above Is th he effects Of Black
Terms cash =
je 29-d We WALL n ..
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CAME TO THE SUBSCRIBER, on 18th of une,
~ two COWS, one dark red with white face,
and wide horns. and one red and white COW The
pay charges, and take them away. -'L
CHARLES FRANCIS HAMILTON.
je10 ST. PinAy Branch road back of the track,
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EOR RENT-The large basement
L der the Central Hotel, if appl
1t is one of the best places in the C
and decidedly the coolest. The
somely Stted up with every conve
for q first class saloon; with mari
heavy marble top counters. APP
S. W. corner Penn. avenue and St
10
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COLUMBIA GARDEN. s.9+ ainsE
~ Cornsy Of l2fk street and Ohio apense :
FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
Monday and Saturdays Concert commence at 8
O'Clock, with full Brass Band. The coolest Lager
in the city always on hand. lie S-lmT .
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0@NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
A3 The Levy Court has authorized deduction
OF 10 per cent. on the tax of 1864 until the 10th OF
August, providing all arrearages are paid The
County Collector will attend at the office (City
HALL on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS from 10 a
III. until 2 D. m, commencing Saturday, 18th inst
and until lst August. JAMES PILLING,
~ p CT Collector
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JAMES THARP,
j DEALER IN t-a

TOBACCO CIGARS, PIPES: &C.,, "a
500 9Th ct above Pa. ave-, east sids, Washington.
lv is called TO his stock, which will BE- found Z,
embrace q great variety OF eTsry srfieie IN his
etv ~ his thants 10 the gton public for the
patronage heretofore extended to him. 1e y I'm
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ODD . buffalo COW, with head, back and belly
white, pale red on the sides She is Just about e
to VIM BABINGToS, on corner t Of ist street vest
and street north, below st. Aloysius Church.
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6 B. COOPER,
y. CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Shop in the rear of ST. street west, between NJ
and N streets north. Jobbing promptly attended
to. lie H0-Stk
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
4 that the UNION HOTEL. George &A&A
and is now open to the travelling commu- &s:1
nifty. The hotel has been refurnished with ex
treme care and taste. Persons who are Obliged to
remain in the city during the summer months viii
ind the rooms large, airy and comfortable. The
Union Hotel is only 81 minutes ride in the cars
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Board 81 per day. je 6-1m*
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SAL00N I'm.
led for at once
ity for business,
saloon is hand
hence requisite
lie tile floor and
iy At the Hotel,
street.
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y NOTICE
d. Fl. STINEMETZ Desires to inform his GUS
toners that he will continue his business 1T the
old stand, No. 236 Pa. avenue. until his new
store, now course of erection, next door to cor
B. II. STINMETZ, Halter,
je Blw 236 Pa. avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles compound
ed of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from 90 to ~ cents per gallon, the taste dis
guised by Anice or Coriandcr Seed.
This class of Bitters have caused and will con-
tinue to cause as long as they can be sold, humid
reds to dr ~ 'oa'h cf drunkard. BY their
use the .'.l, kc.f continually under the in
fucnce u .y,..iync ulants Of the worst kind,
the desire Tor !. 1nor $ created and kept up. and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon q
drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have q Liquor
Bitters We publish the following receipt: Get
ONE BOTTLE OF HOoFLAND's GERMAN BiTTEgs. and
mix with three QUARTS OF GOOD BRANEY or WIS
Ky, and the result will be preparation that will
EXCEL in medical virtue and true exeeilency any
of the Liquor Bitters in the world, and win COST
MUCH LESS. You receive all the virtues Of HO0f-
lands bittcrs iu connection with good article Of
Liquor, at a much less price than these inferior
rim v0u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

u EALT n sYs - Preserver.
CERTAIN AND SAFE Cor the removal Of OBJ
STRUCTIONS, and the Insurance Of REG
ULARITY in the RECUlRENCE Of
THE MONTHLY PERIODS.
s3-They cure or obviate those numerous dis.
eases that spring from irregularity, by removing
the irreguIarity Itself
- They cure Suppressed, Excessive, and
Painful Menstruation.
- They cure Green Sickness fChlorosisl
10 They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains in the back and lower parts Of the body,
Beaviness, Fatigue slight exertion, Palpitation
OF the Heart Lowness Of Spirits. Hysseris, Sick
removing the rreguiaritv they remove the cause.
aud with it ALL the effects that spring from it.
~ Composed Of simple vegetable extracts.
they contain nothing deIetcrious to any constitu-
ton. however delicate. their function being to
substitute strength for weakness, which, whea
properly used. they nevSr fail to do
~ They may be safely used at any age, and At
any period, ercspt during tie First Tires Aonths,
during which the unfailing nature Of their actiOn
would intslhbly present pregnancy.
~ All letters, seeking information or advice.
will be promptly. freely. and discreetly answered.
r Price, 81 per boz, or six boxes Tor Is.
- Sent BY mail free Of postage. on feeeirs
All such ordsrs must be sent 70 c. A. COOK.
Chicago, our General Agent for the West
Sold n Chicago. BY FULLER, FINCH 1 Full
LEn. wholeaale Drasgistss asd By ~ Druggists
9. A. COOK, Chicago.
General Agent for de States Of illinois. lows.
Wieeonsin, Michigan, and Indiana.
scssz .ss1&Ms4 NERWIN I CO.,
4lGnassv Sssss7, New Yosk.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

NeW xOkky AVeuss Ave-
All tho morning papers, on which union
owpositors ere employed, have eeceded
q the nov scale Of prices except tho 1rs
vas which sttli holds out. 10 the latte
noe tho summary strike against the publ
ation Of 90 advertisement for composltor'
/. n vork on the Tines, On Friday night h
, ado the main cause for refusal to &C.
ed TO the demands OF tho union or toe
mplov mcnt VI their old hands. There 's
dese, miussjon slso not to employ mem
err Of che union at slI, but fili the ofaoe
p With printers not members and ~,
hat Il considers = fair remuneration
he pr,ntsrs have vigilance comuittee ~
orb and vili do al III Their power to pre-
ent competitors isCtn entering tho ounce.
hey say the fight has but just Commence
nh that they intend 10 make It . telling
nd eiisctusi one O,hor Offices wh'c'
sve adopted this course heretofore they
/ Hers tho line '.hnsscd.'