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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15

The Detroit Free Pres tells the following
story.
"At the first battle Of Bull Run there was
a soldier by the name Of Wilson, who, like
| many others on that memorable OCCASION,
struggled away from his command After
| walking or rather running for several hours,
| he became very. much fatsgued. and after
taking good precaution that there were no
| rebels either within sound on sight. nc lay
down 10 sleep by the side OF fence and
| slept soundly and swcelly during the night
Late in the morning. when the sun was
near midnoon, he awoke to find himself in
n strange land, and, perhaps, among the bit
tercst enemies of his country. Bas the de-
| mand of hunger soon silcnccd the voice Of
prudence and caution. Seeing mansion
| on hill an the distance, surrounded By
parks and meadows, orchards and ever
greens, artificial fountains and natural
streams of clear, running water, in fact ev-
crything to show that il was one of the first
class old Virginia plantations, the home of
courily elegance and refinement, our soluicr,
tired with Il weary step and iainting fam
lsaing heart, knocked at the door of the
mansion. He was cordially received. for
the faithful few. He remained long enough
to recruit his wasted Scnergics, aud get in
formation as to the most direct route to
Washington. But the name of the Young
soldier was not forgotten by the plan.er, nor
his manly bearings and genial temperament.
The soldier re-cniisted in another regiment,
and at the second battle of Bull Run was Sc
vere!y, though not dangerously, wounded
He was taken to the hospital at Washington.
His old Virginia friend learned of his illness.
He sent to the hospital and Obtained per.
mission to take him to his own home. lie
was removed, when through the kindness
of the planter and the attentions of his
daughter, the young man gradually recoy-
cred. A tender regard sprang up between
the yonng lady and the young soldier. ard
to cut very short the turn the spry in such
cases made and provided usually takes. they
were oeiro.hed. The soldier returned to his
Northern home on furloush. While here
he learned of the sudden and severe iudis
position Of her who was soon to become his
Oride. He hastcned to her side and buried
her corpse The old man, before MANY
weeks had elasped, told the young man that
he intended TO make him his herr. that he
had no children left, and no seat YES. ex.
ccpt those who were in the rebellion, and
that he should now share with him his cs-
tates. He at once gave hi.n deed to a
considerable property in Chicago. The
young man few weeks since visited that
modern miracle and Babylon combined, and
found that his little Chicago fortune would
realize the handsome sum Of $500, 600. be-
ing offered 100000 for a single block to
which he ha" fallen heir. But this is not
all OF the strange and eventfu story. The
Old man has but recently died, leaving all
his fortune to this young Union soldier.
which IS now known TO be over $500 900.
This over true tale we know eFili sound
like fiction; but, had not the facts come to
Us we'll substantlated, we should not have
given them publicity
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15

AC.,n 70 THE Observation-Disclosures two or
three hogsl,ends Of "Bnchu." :" Tonic .hiiteis,'
..Sarsaparilia.' Nervous An;idoies," DC, &c,
and after you are satisfied with the result. then
,r,r one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN's IN
GLlSH PILi.S-apdbe restored 10 health ana
yigor in less than Thirty days. They are pure
Nv vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt aud salu'a-
r. in their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution Old and young can take them
with advantage Imported and sold in the Unit
ed States by JAS > ~ LEN,
No. 427 Broadway, New York.
sTAgcnts for the United ~ ates.
S.-A box Of Pills. securely packed. will be
mailed TO any address on receipt Of price, which
| is one dollar, post paid-money refunded by the
| agent If entire satisfaction is not given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
eP9c1AL NOTICES.

D1oRA0RD 0D4uD n0lgvOODB UMzEissAn
l/cRmARY, AND SEXUAL sYs1sns-new end re-
Liable sreatmens-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AtsYOciATIOx-seas by mail in sealed Iestse en-
sslppes, sreesF chssue. Address. Da " skiL-
LIN HOC GtffON, Howard Association, 1e. 3
South xIhsh Street, RhilsdeIphis, Pa apiexly
Ep,roror DsxucxAr-Dear Sir Win your
permis sion wish TO say 10 the readers OF your
paper that will send them, by return mail, TO
Ill who wish il, free Recipe, with full direc-
tons for making and using p simple Vegetable
Balm that will effec.ually remove, in ten days.
pmples, blosches, tan, freckles, and all irnpuri-
ties Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clesf,
smooth and beautiful,
will also mail free to those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them 10 start full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair. Whiskcrs or aMoustache IN less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail without charge.
| Respectfully THOS. =. CHAPMAN,,
Chemist 50 | Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
KENWlCK l. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
L u NJ B T. r.
Framing Timber.
Clear Stun, Fencing,
Siding, Lath,
Shingles 4 Pie kcfs.

.! 81 which Is sold ut the very lowest MARIE.
price. F:smers and Builders win lind 4 rrss.ix
:" tnels adyanfage y purobaee q r,s. ~ S"'y
!Hmoer lard. q the Mn S6oye the R.;t-,.a
i11S 30 on Harrison aGxIso bsswesn 1ash "a
-; -; --...R1-.. IowA - jses-dtf
Aleh. SenlAesn ! LaHe Siefe m.
on ASDsARTsE Nay lTH Ann f,yTrs.
seII. srs'ser notice trains win leave Ghicssa -.
Esndays. P'ss'' sa'y, except
days. 1-y' eAeeps cssdr.
and 8:46 :. m. -. > 80 Z - essV . r.
All The sbc.e trains make rsrul,r - ~
e Dankifk Buffalo. Niagara PsIis. Ai6sSv HHm
point: ~. "n' f'''ss':pA.-' le!1lrss - sAlAs
Luxurio'is Sleeping Cosches, Win n s..a...
'HI;sRt ~ ents, run On nigh, trains. -.s q
Inseef. Tickcts cas y obsainoi " ~ o.
-; ;' !: .; s'ss -: !.
Fsss 80 -r3vEA hsll ufpo j
fligad iuo raiTsD y fYenxt5ifs@ .Etu,f
o113ks3 0 n Hc~11
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
A I.udy's Opinion.

A few evenings since an officer arrived
from tiic sent Of war. and as is natural, the
misccgen politicians want. to know how
Abraham's chances Of reelection stood
among the soldiers. The investigation did
not prove very satisfactory, il we are TO
judge by the report which was made by the
agent no sought the information That in
formation he impaired 10 a lady Of his ac-
quaintance to the following effect:
Lieut.. - says that a great many OF
tie sodicrs.wili vote against Lincoln"
as it possiblc!' was The response Of the
lady "7hey ought to be shot dorm If they
do it,"
1t is in place to say, perhaps, that this
lady is intensely loyal and that she
speaks the sentiments of that faction a.'
clearly as they could be expressed, with
rome of thai mental reservation so often
uscd by The shrcwder but less honest male
members OF the League. Soldiers are loyal
IL in favor Of Lincoln, Lnt if they are oppos-
cd To him they arc ''secesh, and ought to
be shot down. Such is the spiI.l Of the ad.
ministraton party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
Unprescnlnble Heads
re in moment beautifed BY the Operation Of
ChriStadoro'a Hair DYE.

are In moment beautiHed ~ the operation OF
Christadovo'8 Hair Dye,
which, without the slightest trouble, imparts to
the hair Of the head whiskers, ur mo,stache, any
shade Of brown or the most perfect black LADIES'
can use il without soiing their fingers II j. the
most expeditions hair dye in the world, and the
only one free from every poisonous ingredient.
and that contains nourishng and emolient
vegetable principle.
CJatstStMdOss'e HAIR F3y.eserr0ffre.
a valuable adjunct to the Dye ID dressing and
promoting thegrowth and perfect health Of the
hair, and Of itself when used alone-a safeguard
that protects the iibres from decay under all cir
eumstances and under all climates. Manufactur-
cd BY }. CnEIsfADoRo, No. Astor House, N. Y.
Sold by all druggists. Applied by all hair dress
ers. jy2s-dAwlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15

~ Nervous Debility. SeInfncI
Weakness, etc. can BE- cured by one who has real
" cured himself and hundreds Of others and will
tell ron nothing hut the truth. Address, with
s,emp EDWARD H. TRAyER.
maxls-d1wlv Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15

RICH son, Proprictofa
rrrns Or SUBSCRIPTION s
D.nr.--1s cents per Meek. payable b carttfr.
Nail and Post Office subscribeh a. ,ooper anqou'
payable in advance. b. iA~ 49,
W.xKLr.-&2, 90 per annum, in advance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
SIGEL HOTEL.

Front Street, 6stpeen Rrady and Main,
JOHN MEYER, Proprietor
ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public and city boarders at all
times in the most satisfactory manner. The la
BILE will be supplied with the best the market at
fords, and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. ~ Warm Meals at all hours.
w Ines and l. iqu Or =
of the best quality constantly on hand. iyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-15
J. SCHUELER,


L, II. - - .soiauasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
hoard OF Supervisors.

stated session Of this Board was neld az 81
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. half IN hour ater the time
for hich he meeting called the delay being coca.
s,on5 by the ponsppearance Of President Tweed ard
bther membars Nj. Blunt having been summoned
from the County Reorutng-Ohoe. finally came in,
followed by Mr. Ely, thus forming quorum, when MI
IrTng was called TO ths chair communication was
yecsycd nom the MayOr. inclosing letter from 'he
SURROGATE complaining that the Board OF Supervise
actuated ~ partisan and personal animosiy,' had
bo,hed one ofthe Cierkstips in his office and left him
without sufficient clerical aid.
Mr. PUgDY became considerably exercised in regard
20 the exTcssOB that the Board Of partisan char
actor anc expressed himself in Of his character
iStiC speeches. lie said that the Surrogate himself as
missed chs clerk and the Board, thinking that he had
20 further need ior the cr,k abolished TIE Office lie
lad no objection to Publishing tho COMMUNICATE az me
Mayo. hu thought thai the communication iiOid INC
Surrogate should be left Jut.
M. IWi - (heying arrived sud thar me letter "hH
null Of errOis. 10 was, hOwover evidently meant 10Y
pahlioai ION aud il would DO pity to leave II OGt
air. lTfIiE remarked tist IL showed very bad tasle
the ps " she heyOr M sending MI 1uchef e'tef,
sill be could nor entertain Mir PHrys motion 10 ieaye
n ont abe Law provided Otherwise. IL was hnSlly
ordered tua tina cOmmUniC alton should be published IN
tgo papcia % be Designated by the Presidents Ciers,
other tlsl the regular Corporation papers.
petition, was presented by the Stone Cutters en-
tioyea iae EewYork Court House asking th"t their
wages be increased 20 81 10 per day for nine hours
work Inch called forth considerable debate. Inc
lobby was crowded with these artisans. who appeared
tnoch inie, ested Ia tbs discussion.
Mr. 1HEiD remarked that the only objection T. the
petition The hour less wors than the u-uai time
Ion a day labor MI. ~ BDY favored the matter ana
IL was finally referred with power to the Committee On
New Court House
Gi gJBr moved that y Committee he appointed TO
inquire What bills before the Legislature in refer
sneo % the county Of New YORK, with instructions %
lay booI the Leslatur the practical workings OF the
8eSsrs. Elunt, SieWait Purdy and Connor were up
pointed s3jh Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
UbI Tt ID.


BRUSH - In Brooklyn, on Tuesdsy March a. fdwaiS
Douglas infant OF James l.. aud Sarah c. Brush aged
1ie aud friend. Of the spdy arc invited to attend
his funeral from the residence Of his parents No % fsh
street this afternoon O'Clock Hi remains III be tssen
e We. sp. f. T. iaI.T' M.ch 49, Edge, Bd
IN me 24sh wear Of his age.
lbs remain. viii be froU the rrsiience Of Dr. Pratt
40. 20 Res. BTosdwsy to buTsa on Wednesday, even
CLARH-On Monday Mach II a. Il o'clock q. m, Of con
sumption Nh. Esther o. wife Of Thomas CLARK Of tho
Ne~Tcrs Po-t-OAce ss-d II years, months ADD Is days.
ihe iune.a will take place ron hsf late residence No s
p m. Thc relatives and friend q the family are respect
folly requested 20 attend b,r funeral without further notice
HICKs-in BLooslyn Moaday March II. George cle,e
land OF VIM +. and Emily r. Hioks, aged years sud
JEsUP-on Tuesday March Is Sarah Jane. daughter Of
Her SS SI; aud at tbq.e Of her 5losf &C. KJeP
respectfully invited TO attend lsr funeral from the residence
Of i. mother No 81 West EnsteeDh street, Friday,
hH sS s' ss y oSs ~ S5 Iiss' .aiI ~ Henry
Lyl,s. jr., in the 18Th year Of her age.
Tie friends family invited to attend her funeral from
tho Reformed Dutci Church, Faibu.h at O'Clock on
"Wednesday, the iGsh Cars FOR Fsbu'h leave the Fulton
PiERSoNclt Boonion N D. on Sunday night m'reh 10.
Ee,ou PeTson the late Rev Jo,,h Person Of Der
Funeral on %edne.isy a, p m, from the Presbyterian
go;hs.;eI Ba,ay,. and Leroy paper. plO,,s copy ,
RE Robert Bunker Of Nathan aud Elizabeth Parker,
formerly Of Nantucket; Mass ssed II months and u dsJs
ri roSTsuddealy. on Monday March H. Mary OTIS wife
OF John RgstoH, IN tie SSd year OF LEI tse
The relative. and friends Of the family and Of her brother s.
T. Herring sre respectfully invited 10 stend her funeral o.
the lsrs Presbyterian Church be Rev Dr. Ad
sms) Thursday. 18th Inst, At O'Clock p. without
further notice.
slBLEr-I Lodi Medina County. Ohio, Monday. March
7, 1864 OF typhoid pneumonia pr Ds~. "A Aih!sY.
sged ~ years months and days
FNER-On Saturday March ~ Lsurs c. only dsush.
Of Charles and Christina seAstncF aged yea-',
months and 1 days
Her viii take place at " O'Clock this afternoon from
No 223 Broorne street. Tho relatives and friends Of the
family also the School Officers OF tho Tenth Ward In.
vited 10 attend without further invetipn
TAINIOR--ln Buffalo, Monday, March u, AFTER brief
lness Charles Teutor, IN his sob year.
WESsELLS-On Monday, March a. Of consumption. Helen
NJ daughter OF the late John H. Vessels. = .
tn. Relatives and friends the family respectfully nT,cd
20 attend her funeral at the -.idenoo her mother go io'
W., Tv-n,r. street on "Wednesday, At O'Clock
COTTfn this city Tuesday March 10 Of pnegmo-
MO Capt John Marshall Wsc0tt, lNh Regiment " D. IN
valid Corps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Harlem, las,h-st., between "a aud Sd ar.

No. i3i ALLYs-sr, EHw.Yoss, Feb. o. 1854
Itu. bs.n completely dssilD one ear and partially 80 IN
III. othsr for above seventeen yssi with diasrssSls dis
sh.f., from both ear. combined with continual runbhns
noise In tie head Tor which have been treated BY most
eminent practitioner in the city without Tie 'shis'. relief
Ieopul,sd Dr. Won Eisenbsrg but mus. esndldly say that
had no faith IN hi, ,ucceu when di'o Ills therefore cue
to d. Won Ei,snbsgio soknowlsdso tina: an entirely cured
also that he displayed that s sud knO"ledI' which h'v'
procured oI him such uuiysled reputation AZ have had
On opportunity ofcompans his mode Of eamen! with That
Of ohsnI can truly state that IL Is not only superior but
tn. principles which direct t mode OF re'orri the hearing
or. in my opinion certain. JOHN tAfLoh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

"T8E SILVER SHIP. The attention of our
gesdeTs Is Oa,ej to tina advertisement of Aat great
story and skotoh paper. The NEW. York WEEKLY an
bouncing romance bearing the above singular
and attractive title The story is from the pen Of an
suthcr extensively known but who chooses on the pres
ant occasion 10 write under the de plms Of LOUIS
LION We assured that the romance In question is
Of the most powerful and exciting given 70 the
world and that II is especially interesting 20 lady read
ers. Tx Ngw YORK WEEKLY has the reputation OF
being enoellenL fsmily journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

THs uIPPOTHBArROS. - In our notice in
yesterdays TRIBUNE Of this establishment and the re-
engagement Of those wondrously clever eninals the
circus troupe Of performing dogs and monkeys. We
tnsdyer'rnty stated thai the matinee performances
only toas pSoe on Wednesday and Saturday, whcTeas
In Consequence of the great curiosity to witness these
amusing performances an afternoon performance viii
be given every day. The great English steeple-chsse
With its ~ horses and male and female riders il given
every srenihs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
En,,r,.;rmer,. vi. On, ..d Rsen.as

See location Of aad f1s eoaHesce-g, acc aepe'
sisemcRf. other ID. tasas Of ntIpGPeI.
EtsiOs 0SRDgN-Tbe Iue. -:ress
WALLACKs GHEArsR--Nn3 Oats.
6AkSrs sGitDts, DIVERT Iross, The Spirit Of Besuiys
HIs1EB .ARDRS-Tick et-oi. Leave Man.
ULYsPlc IuRArAR-Taning butterfly.
VAN AEBuReH's MRHAGsRIE--C objection Of Animal
HIPPoI EYAIaoS-Equesirian PerformsneeG
BROADWAY AsPmfBEATkR-kquestLAn Performance.
CkAYOS ART GALLgRY-Bels,sdtsR Rocky Mountains
E,BLO's SALOON -Gottschslk. Concert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Br'nareib's yegstrbIo Universal pills.
TbsS, pu.s bss, been u,sd by over
FORTY MILLIONS
HUMAN BEises.
They b,-s =
WORLD WIDE


They b,-es
r,, uY earned having effected onres in Gaze, " src
the p,sn h,d piDed upon bed Of suffering for year.
vor p Uni this healing and health restoring medicine
w"us-d MIR. bafoar H. Stewart. proprietor Of tho Edin.
burg WORK.. Newark Ne~-Js.sy for period Of twen.y
yesr. only painfully crutcbe in consequence
Of hip d,ss.e He made of Brandreths PIN, 70.
Sigh, bilious stack without any srpec,,on that they would
benefit hi. compan sstonishsd End his snenes.
sad die pain 10 Ill, hip joins relieved lilo took occasional
doses .ia visw the relieving Of is disssSe ond was
always h,ped by hcm. Al ongh he determined use them
a. dirso,ed under the head Of
CHRONIC AFFECTIONS,
aid found iii greater advantages lie continued 10 them
for twelve months. snd Friday May % 1902 walked into
the principal Office. No. 2si Canas. supported only with
osne stated that he had been walking at tho city
all d,y
CONTRACTION or rHE MUSCLES FROM MILAN
MATORY RHEIqsATIsM CURED.
IN mother the patient had been able to wax
write for consequence of the contraction Of the
clos from severe nfsmmstory rheumatism He took four
Brsnire.hs Pills, nigh. and morning for month and
abs TO aTs and hobbls shout his room bs took the
doses for another month and by the eDd of thai time eoud
walk sud wits without troube and the ninth week from tho
zine lie frs, used them he rode twenty miles, For the
four year, preceding 's Of the pills he hsd been
MAN wAL6S WHO NEVER WALKED FOR FIJI
TEEN YEARS
~ serious that Of paralysis Of the lower
limbs This gentleman for fifteen years pu. his foo.
TIE ground he could not get out of bod In without help
Thirty gh boxes OF Brandrelhs Pills used Ia four cn.hs
enabled hin to walk with cane and he fully restored 10
the fal use Of his limbs by the Of BRANDRErHs PILLS
slone.
In CONTAGIOUS sud IN oil scn.s EXPLANATORY
DISEASES they equally wonderful in Chronic Cases
Their IN Smspox il certain cure and what peculiar
Ia hs all the in which they hsgs been used
no marks whatever were len by the dises,e.
They take
The acrimonious parts Of the blood which
eat IN and make those terrible scar,
so ofsD seen ia smallpox oeses.
MUD, MANAGEABLE
BRANDRETH3 PILLS make all kind. Of disease, mild
and manageable by cloSur. and purifying the blood and 20
certain limit inlse lie into tbs system
call special attention TO Supervisor Bis-es letter detailing
hi. own. wiles their dauser son1,w aud graudcijs
ouse OF smsGpos, by BRAERDRETH's PILLS roas pub
thed 10 The Br,nd 9Th Almanac for 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
PLANTATION BITTERS,

IlfkIS n lON ID i EILlsSp
which sre now recommended by the hghes. medical auhor
ties and wsrsn,sd produce immediate beneficial effect
They arc exceedingly. agreeable, perfectly pure and must
,upercede M other onos where healthy gsatlo sIasrl l.
required.
they purify siren sthen end nvSoFsie.
They creNts healthy appetite
They .ntldoto 20 change o. water and d'si
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour.
They s,hen tho system and enllyen tie mind.
They prevent mssmstic aud Intermittent feyers
They purity ths breath snd scidty Of tho stomach
They cure Dyspepsia end Constipation.
They cuTe Diarrhes. and Cholera Norbus,
They cure Liver Complaint and NeTyoug Headache
They make the weik strong, the lansui brilliant sn6 are
ersuod nature great restorr They composed OF tue
celebrated Cs.ays bark, wuteye"n, saseiIasr roots end
Il. rs. all preserved Ia perfectly pure ST. Croz rom For
particulars circulars and tesuon!s around eeeh bottle
Bower, OF impostors Examine every bottle See that u
ha. our private IT, y Stamp unmulsed ever tho cork WITH
plantation scene and signature tine steel plse side
label that bottle not rsed with spurious hld
dsleterous fluff Amy person pretending 20 sell Plantation
Btters BIZ the gallon FL bulk, imposto- Any person
nitl,ini ids bottle selling any other material Therein
whether called Plantation BsTs not IL crmins under
ths a. = Law and win be prosecuted By We sTeady
have our ore several psrtl. rens bottles &c. VINO
will succeed In getting Themselves Into close quarter The
demand for Drsses Plantation Btes from ladies, clergyman
cAAnts TO- incredible The simple trial Of bottle l.
hs evidence we pesen, their worth and superosty They
sold by all resyeetble drpsss' groeer', PnyseiAn
hotels .aleoas, sleambosts and country stores -
r. VI. DRAKE co,
No. 2o2 BTosS vsy NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
ElN.Yosk, July Is, la6l.

NlwYOEk, July r. 1861.
Ttl, e.rlih,, thai my mother b" been for 'oms time
ted with partial d,sins, ,uern: ffon pain, aud rum
in tho head together with other Indications Of
o,,lo Of bearing Dr. Won Ei,enb.rg removed from her
sa r.s, quantity Of matter together with eossa,!.db'Od.
relieving be. ins,n.snsouy, and AZ without palm Win
sr,..A lhipi, Tia, give this testimony TO hii stil
CARROLL J. Posi-, Nc. 20 ssaghs