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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

BOSTON, NOV. u, IeVf'
The Asia arrived at 8 O'Clock this morning:
Her mails viii be forwarded By to lights train, due at
New. York On Monday morning.
Wind northwest Thermometer AZ. Cloudy oil day.
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The DouSic-Erdcr Tnc0ny Ashore.

FOrI9E.s MONROE Friday, Nov. %, Ie0f:
The steamer John Faron, from Ncwbern, n.
c.. reports the U. 5. doub.cendcr Tacony ashore on
uatteras.
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RICHMOND.

Having DOR ii, the Wholesale and Retail Boor and SHOE
Fsnb .hrnen Of Mr. Epvs l.. BROOKS no 100 srL1oS
I,r, have been employed or the past eleven yrar de
M 70 or,n my friends and the public IN general inst shan
c9u,ing, the business strictly Osf PRICE SYSTEM
Believing that the business csu De conducted on ihcpe
truth aud iu,cs h-vc instfucion 10 az pf'os ~
nv ,rpoy never msr,yIes.nt any article tnst may o'
offered for sale. 49,. III . 90,
Ia is my iu,-ntioa manufacture and keep On band gu
peror quality Of .Sods at prices or 10 10 pr CEN e'' '
heretofore and st further reduction will be made IS 1901
~ the laract viii admit - - p
NB-The Forenen and employees OF tie loTme. business
remain with
RFrEnpyces-(By pernission.l
Row THTo. J.. tUrLHR, Brooklyn.
r. ID. JoKGAS. ez-Soy, rror Of N.w-l ors.
GEO. ". Plat. No. 20 Maid n'lane.
p. n. CHAPIs, ID ~. no "a ta,. nil's .'nra a.
RANDgL & BAKgNORF, No. D Nns'srti.
A n. LITrLgJoHs, u. D., Brooklyn, and others
''ur Cost OF LUXU8IEs
D,pend, h great measure upon where they are bought
ce ,u., now ben. re,a.ed more By the eaPTes O. er
chant, than the laws o. trade.
CryTS
believing that popular demand 8. per.otiy
becr ;hn limited pyices beyond tie ..seh Of the
general public, las
MARKED DovS
the whole ci lis choice stock Of
F,sHIossBLE trRs
o. the lorvc., figures consistent with sc protection
II assortment every description O. fsTs worn
,y .de. IRON he sr-t "a. cheapest and has been
treat var ~ Sleigh sid Carriage FuTs among " Itch
t- Of te Llnl,ome Arctic Fox ard Poar Beer Robes
offered ~ this marset.
GgyIs 40 80 Broadway, ST. Ni-hOia. Hotel
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fAdSerseuen,.l
JfPFgRs No 573 Broadway, il now prepare.
IN sell his Ladies' and Children's SHoEs and Gents
Plain AID Fancy SLIPPERS al prices to suit TIE tnes
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The C:tizrns' Association
FIFTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH WARDS
BayK NOMINATED
5 WEI& ROOSEVELT
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
HENRY }. sCuDDRR,
WILLARD PARsER.
Chstrr;eu.
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DoIitital Notices.

Executive Committee Ot .he ni0n Ccntrsi "ns.
leatGuere-. cor Broadway ard Tweny thirc' on NUN
DAY h'hS'Sc No. OWEN ~, T. Bhse SS;IiS Chairman
f HssnI Il ~ H hgst'r seerc,,ric.
Citizens, Association of the Twentieth Wsrd
will hold iheiT regular Meeting THIS EVENING. Nov
b. a, :, o'clock in LlnArne hs. Twenty Dnihss
aud EiiLaye upr-r enrance iiom Twenty -nintLst
All g,oi citizens willing aid III correcting thu aeGses OF our
cry government az requested To- a,te,' an es s mem
a. SIDNEY DoANl secretary |
The Citizens Association OF the I4ih Ware
MCGUIRE as Coanciimln. ia BRGOkss Rooms. Brooms-
st. between Elizabeth and Mott SITS, THIS (sioHday) EVEN
al friend. OF reform in our cry Government, nvedss
attend.
Citizens rally ior your candidate.
The Citizens Associatiou.-A Grand Ms.- Rst.fes;
ton Meeting will be held at Cooper institute o. THURSDAY
EVENING Dec l. 81 O'Clock, to rally the nomnsoas
and School Officers Distinguished speakers will be present
The citizen. Newyors have opportunity Of voting
ey VII sye thenseves Of L without regard to politics
The condition Of our public affairs in thu e,y demand. .s
'' RoB ,I b. Roo.Evxrr SECRETARY ta,,:
xFaBIas oy IuK nsocIArIos:
FR fNcis B. CUTTING. EpWARns JapfrrR9Ar.
EDWIN HoYT, VALENTINE MOTT.
h2EKsHb Ii St sTtSar hLE%RT srkWhkr
jSo TAYG0h JOHNSTON joEATlAN sTTRGGEs.
| :. WEIR ROOSkNELT. JAMAs LESOA.,o, o,
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, JOHN iASDb aSiOh' Jhs
NM II. ASPlNWALL. HAMILTON flsh,a
| kriGT ST RFI MONT NATHANIEL SANDS,
| CH RI.FS A. SECOR. JAMES bOOkMhn,
| j. BOORMAN JOHNSTON, JOHN GkEEn;
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. NMCtRlls .oiES'
| hi BRAY HOFFMAN, DANIEL LgkD
| H. X. CORNING NORRIS hfIShUM
| + = u LANIER ". h. NERMLlE,
JOHN DAVID WOLFE, r H. DtLhNV'rv
JAMES GALLATlN DAVID HOADLrfs
| STE WART BROWN. JOHN D. JOnEsS,
john J. PHELPS, MOSS II; nh ~,
AMOR K. EMO IsAAC ~ rhELro'
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ID z ID.

CONGRATULATED wednesday. New o. WlNse
Robbins Of this city Hannah Wiets OF jericho, L.
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sIARRIED.

KUHLMAN-COOK-In Trenton, NJ J.. on Wednesday,
Nov ~ the residence OF the brides father BY the Rev
II. b. Chopin Thcmss J. kuhlusn Of BfcsAiyn, n T., 10
ThSQ1osia J. CvQk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28

At the Meeting, duly convened Of the Inion oonvenc
ton Tor domination tx Candidates for Councren TOT
the sixth Senatorial District. held a. tie Union esd}nare
conner Of Twenty ird - and bsoadwsy Oh saigrdy eyo
li,y 2h NOyenbe! 1864 George starr called 70 the
chair aud sarne 4. Lappin appointed Secretary "
.nt vote Tor Union Candidates ir Couneivn for ne
tr,t Aiouzo Bis Of the oh W,ri John y. Lawson OF
the l5,h Ward wilson Green OF the Ism Ward OeoTs
Ian Of ,hr 18Th Ward William Atkinson OF the lsth
Wri William Drulnmond OF The 18Th Nard. were unaaA-
mously nonuahcd. GEOACk Stahh Snat1an-
: n IApPfS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
4 CHAl LENGE TO TEST
A CnALLtNGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

tn. propretors Of the Hiawaths, kno wing that
many Preparations for the hair were in the mar
ket and all advertised to do nearly the same
things and that the public were uns BILE to Do
termino from the a1vsrtisemen watch we're
genuine. ana buying one or two aud failing 70
realize the expected benefits concluded that Ill
wero hunbsss, in order to assure tho public
which could Be relied upon, proposed the follow
ing test which Va published tso weeks in the
Herald and the other morning papers vittoat
el'ci'isg aoy rssponfs. Let number Il we'll
known citizens Of u.qusstioned integrity and en-
tirsly disintsrssted appoint person TO the pro-
rretor OF eseh preparation " restorative to re-
store the color 70 the hair. Hsch proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the 'fisl and the persnn also to use nothing else.
Let certi6,e to Of the result BE- published in all
the principal papers Of the country at the sx-
peDse OF the unsuccessful compsiitnrs.
HUYf'S N1NNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the hair. md is unsxesllsd in kseting it in curl
OK in any desired position.
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COtORING CREAM
An invaluable dressing for wh,sksrs. Changes
lights and red hair To . beautiful bro or black
Sold svesywh.rs. JOSEPH no, T 4 co,
mehle dly 10 Univer.isy place. N. 7
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

WHo "FRoCLAIMED WAR."-The N
\. Times, an accredited leading rerubli-
can paper. aud the especial organ in New
Y"rk Of the Administration, in it's issue
OF the oh Of March, 1864, in an editor
'-l taking issue w,.h Thaddeus Stevens
tor stating that the rebel States are bel
l'g srens and that they are no longer
IN the Un'on," writes this down "a q
fact:
"rhe Confederscy wanted peace. and
sent Commissioners to Washington to
receive It. We would no, receive them
ANo PROCLAIMED war! They accented
war. TIE 9aestto" who fired the first
gua IS nothing"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

A New York CORES ondent of mis-
cegen Massachusetts newspaper, de-
scr'bing the Sanitary Fair in that city
and the celebrities present, said:
seen. Fremont and Mre. Fremont were
there, he looking very intensely out OF
that eagle eye, aud she the embodiment
OF a strong, brilliant impulsive woman.
Gen. Mcclellan also was there, creating
little curiosity and indeed a vastly in.
ter.stiag study to the impartial criiic.-
II were not possible for such head and
face to save country. Salvation is not
written on HAIR or line, but there
are symptoms Of incomptcncy every
where"
If Mcclellan would part his hair in
the middle, perhaps salvation would be
written" on bis head. The cofrespon.
dent WAS evidently filed With the "Di-
vine affiatus," or had been reading one
Of SyIvanns Cobbs novels, or INDUCING
in lsudanum cocktail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

Toe Detroit Free Press, in noticing
The removal Of the telegraph office ;nt
that c'y J, gives a brett history of the
prog ess OF the art, 10 which it refir. n
the registering apparatus, the strip 70
moving paper, the dots aud dashes' y.
the means accommodating. The Ere,
Fress Is behind the time. The moeb
ioe'y is only used in old fogy establish.
ment. The flushed operator receives
MS communication BY telegraph as be
does BY the human voice, entirely BY the
soa"d: The .rt'ng or regi -ter,np TEL
egfaph Is fast pa sing out Of use, super.
seeded by the process of reading BY sound,
thao which nothing can b SIMPLER or
more effective unless the telegraph learn.
TO talk. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
ls1sA Of Q Han vhe ksIlea Ne -
cor Of HE Wlfes
Fron Ne Nilvaakee .6esttaels

From he nilWoakee .0eeuss"
Thouss &. Lloy Dc, Of DsdaDes. Ohio
appeared in the streets OF beeoicwu,
Grant County, Wis. on the evening OF
tho goth Of October las',s asa. sesssgss.'
Astiss one W. H. Holloway 70 sccom.
Osmv him. He went to the residence OF
: Dr.. Tswney living there, called tie
Doctor 70 the door, isquired Of him where
Ii. (LIoyd's) wife vss and receiving a.
aver That she was in the adjoining room,
drew pistol, fred. and killed the doc.
Tor. Lloye was arrested. tried and con.
vioted OF manslaug liter in the fourth de-
GREE. and sentenced to Wsupun for two
years At hard work. A petition was At
once started for him unconditional par"
don, the petition setting forth as an ex
tenuating Circumstance or excuse tnat
Tswpey he seduced and run away from
Ohio With Lloyd's wife, and 1t the t'@s
the act vas committed was living 10
adulterous connection with her. The
sheriff having Lloyd IN charge, while on
his way to Wsopun with the prisoner
was met with . toll pardon tor him.
when he vas ct once get al liberty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
Thick Of IL.

(From the Harrisburg Constitution.)
The editor OF the Newburyport Hee-
aid concludes an article on the recon.
struction question a. follows:
"Ths fling by Congress Of uneonst'.
tutional obligations upon csc States as
Conditions tor their returo-the saying
what shall be their religion, their poll.
TIC, their social condit,on-(and is ju,t
as reasonable to treat OF one as the 9th
err will never be suggested hy any
sane person tsvorable to a reconstruc.
ton 0. the Uuuioo, ard will never he
suppo' tea by any party Tho looks to
any 9TH future than military despot>
ism. II these S ates caupot be received
upon the simple constitution, we see no
hope tor reconstruction nor should We
be surprised # the loysl slave States
X niucky and MISS should look to
new Union, which should include Ten
ntssee, Arkansas and Louisiana. We
should then find the country in three
pieces los cad of two the tree States
contsnding Tor negro quality. the loyal
States adheriOg to the Constitution, and
the confederate States fighting for slav-
cry and independence.
The Herald has never been q Demo.
cratic paper; it is Republican, but it is
tor the constitution, the Union ard the
country 1t is not to severe when i,
oharat zes those members Of Congress- 90
beng false 20 thesr trusts who vote 10
fix uucoo- titu,ional obi atoms on the
States that propose to return 10 the I'm.
ion. The sooner thinking men begin to
think co'rec,ly::of the course of radicAIism
is running, the better it Will be for the
county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

Two MEN KlLLED.-This week we
are enabled to chronicle most fatal
shooting affair that occurred at Marion,
Williams on county, on last Satnrd. ~
The particulars, as related to us by an
eye witness, are about as follows:
1t seems a certain schoo oil mistress bad
chast sed child of a certain old man,
whose name we could not learn, pretty
severely, upon which the old man took
upon himself the responsibility Of cha.-
tzlng the school mistress, Which, as a
matter Of course, was taken up by her
brother, and trial cnsued 10 tho Will
hanson Cireut Court, which did not
terminate satisfactorily to either party
The final result was an ARRAY betw cen
the brother Of the schoo'mistress and
the old man, in which their revolvers
were drawn and seventeen shots fired
one taking effect 10 the old mans head
killing him instantly. A son of the
old man, who was standiog by, seeing
his father fall rushed towards the bro
ther OF the school mistress, who st,l
held his revolver. though empty, in BIZ.
hand with which he struck the boy, bu,
not with sufficient force to prevent bin
from inacting three wounds with q
knife in his breast, from which he almost
Instantly expiIed.-Curmi (IW) Advo>
cate.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

PRIvrAE ExrRAvAGANCE.-W hope
that Congress II very serio sly revise
the Revenue Act, and by a moro direct
copous, and skiltul taxation. compel
private economy. Let US have the money
tor the Government aud the war that is
now paid for French wines and foreign
silks. We need money more then ever
and We ere washing it beyond precedent.
The extravagamce 70 living is q menac-
ing sign 70 tho time. TIE war is prov.
ing US all. 1t is trying our quality. If
we are not individually brave enough to
retrehch, we ave not collectively her. ic
eoough to enpure the war and fight it to
the end. The masses of the rebel States.
the deluded and betryed men who are
struggling against their own liberties and
interests, are yet tough enough to sub
mtto extreme privat,on. Their won an
AID children share the sacrifice. II
the fight is more earnest aud real to
hem than to US they will surely win.
And if we idly squauder the money
without which the war cannot continue
what, right have we to suppose ourselves 8
equal to the task we have undertaken ?
Let every nam and woman take home
the apples. In the thousand namelcss
expenses Of every day let the check be
applied. Every thing costs immensely
more than it did, and the national q.
penses are infinitely increased, and yet
'oere 's really no more money than there
was. Let us bear these facts in mind
hold it to bee duty to waste .. little
money as We can. and the day Of set
Element will not be day to be dreaded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
To Horse Ownera

cdr. SWEETS rNFALLIBLE LlNfMENT Fop
HORSES is unrivalsd BY any, and in all cases Of
Lamsnsss, arising from eprsins. Bruisse or
Wrenehing, it, eject 10 magical and csrtaia.-
Harness or S.ddle Calls Scratches, Mango, d., Il
will also care speedily. Spawn and kinsbone
may bs easily prevented and cured in their incip-
lest stages, but confirmed Gases are beyond possi.
bility Of radical esss. No case of the kisd.
however, 10 20 desperate Of hopeless that is mav
b ellevisted By this Liniment, and lie faithful
application will always remove the Lamepeeo ,and
sa.bls the horses 70 travel With eompasasve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedv ~
head, for IL timely use 1t the 6rst appearance 81
Lamsne.s will sfectually prevent oss teenidabls
dtesasse oeattoned, to which oil horses aee liable
nd with render - nAay otA&wiss valsahle
hosses nearly worthless.
0eee6voe(isonsap sls.dvly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

Tho United States Senate has adopted
the following:
BE II Resoirsd by the Senate anc
House OF Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, two-thirds OF both Houses concur.
ring, That the following articles be
proposed to tho Legisls' ures of the sew
eral States ss IN amendment to the Con
sti ution Of the United States. which.
when ratified by three -fourths of said
Legislatures, shall be valid to sll intcnts
and purposes as part Of the said Con-
s,,tut'on, namely:
"AHT. XlI-SEC. l. Neither slavery
nor involuntary srrvitudc, excep. as a
punishment FIR crime whereof the party
shall have been duly conv,cte, shall ex-
is. in the United States. or in any place
subject to their Jurisdiction.
$50. 2. Congress shall have power
to eDfo ce this article By appropriate
legislation"
Il is quite probablethat the House will
concur, and then the subject will come
before the people.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
Tn r ONNOE DOCTRlNx.

II
sfbs following extract from Prssidsot
Mooros's annual message Of December
%. 1928, contains the apssrtibn Of tAst
policy IN reference to The sxtsn'ios 10
America Of the monarehical System Of
government, .ince known - "The Mon
roe Doctrine -
rxtsaes from Prsssdest Monroe's AZ
nasl aessA &c. Dec. .. fsss'
~The political system Of the allied
Powers 10 ease ptiaIly different IN the re-
sp.ct from ,hst Of America. This OIL.
fsreoos preossds from that which exists
in their respective Governments. Ana
to The defsots Of our osn, which MAJ
been achieved by the loss Of so much
blood AID treasure, and insured by the
wisdom of our most enlightened c's'sen',
and uuder which We have enjoyed I'M
examp,sd felicity, this whole nation 10 de
vote :. We haze ii, thsrefors. TO cond0r. 20
the amicabLs relations existing bet,cee"
the United States and those Poneys, 70
declare that ne shouId consider any at
tempt on their part to ertend their systen'
to any portion Of this hemisphere, az dan
gerous to our peace and safety. With
the existing colonies or dependencies o.
soy Eurouean Power, We have not 10
te Tered, aud shall not interfere. But
with the Governments who have de
clarsd their indepeo dence and ma'nts'n
ed it, and whose indepence we have, or
great considerations, and on just prlnci
pies, acknowledged, We could not ve~
any ,u,erpos,t,ou for the purpose Of op
pressing them, or controlling IN any
manner tho destiny. by any European
20 ser, 10 any oher light than as thu
Manifestation ii an un'riendly disposition
towards the United States
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

he END OF BALloox,so IN rur
ASAr.-on the 18th inst, seven BAL
looms, gas generators on wheels, retor,..
and all the bAhooniog spparatu, Of ~.
Federal armies are to be put up at
auction at Warrington and sold To n.
highest bidder. Balloonins rs ! mea, i,
OF making military observation b,.
proved failure, ae
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
Miehigsa Central kailroel,

0rcoe C61SroS Route 10 NeD York. NsO Ah0kasS
sad " Chssdas.
I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th. 1898, trains will lsavs The Great Gen.
sfsl Union Depot, font Of Lake street, - follevss
20 NJ Sandays excepted. Arrive u Detsoit
% ~ Toronto rs ? = Ssspession Bridge
Of - bsAslo % u, Albany Is > =.
New orb . 30 =, Boston II 80 =.
70 %, oat 'rdays excepted. Arrive II DetssaS
sos y, TORONTO Is p n Sustsesisa Dridee
AS p a.. Buffalo 3 % , =, Aibeay 3 Is, New
York II 30 n Boston % =.
10 % p m SATURDAYS And SssdsyS s1espted. A.
rive in Dstreit 10 90 q, Toronto 06 =.
Ssspensioa Bridge 10 p =. Aibsn1 ~ q.
New York - p =, Boseoa 0Op1l
011nC1nnAt1 TrA1nA
(via Michigan Central RR)
Leavs Chicago 1t 80 u Nail Train, 10 90 Fast
ExPeess. The IL % N Train lea ,ise Chicago
runs throaxh 70 Cincinnati without change ef
Cars OF Baggage,
Ruttans Patent vsntilatise cad Wsrmise
Apesatus on oil Can Of this Company. An elegant
Smokefs' Car With Euchrs Tables. has lately 6sss
sddsd 70 day trsibs. Patent Sleeping Cars On
light trains. Baggage Checked Through,
Through Tickets for sals Ut all prinoipS Rail-
road O6ers il the West, st the General Once.
corner Lake and Do .fborn Bxssts, (sadse Ne
fremont Hssse,) Chicago. and - ths depot
r. n. MOE, 0sesnl rspV.
H.C. WENTWORTH, General Western Paa.
eat. OhicsS, dso0-Q tD1-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
A Geographic dispatch from Cincinu

A Geographic dispatch from Cincinna
ii April 18th, says:
Letters have been received hare from
Paris, to the effect that Seward and
Lincoln have made secret treaty with
Napoleon, by which they acknowledge
the French Empire of Mexico, and cede
to Frence the SPLENDID state Of Texas,
as consideration for Napoleon's giving
the cold shoulder to the south, aud re-
fusing to recognise her. This is con-
tirmed by the Globes announcement
that Mr.. Day ton, GU minister had ex-
pressed the willingness Of our govern
nent to acknowledge Maximillion to eu.
peror.
Chase Is disgusted with the admins
tration. and will embrace the earliest Oh.
portuni,y to dissolve his connection
with it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THBIR ORIGINAL CcLoa

II does not claim - make b cir come in where
u has saes fallsa ost. Nothing will 10 thst,
Whatever may b % vsrtissd 70 the contrary I;
sut II viii arrest its falling ont, make harsh
hair soft and silky ,eleAnse the scalp from al i'm
Turtles AID humors, snd entirely o7srconss the
bad shec'e OF previous uss Of Preparations con-
tsinisg sulphur, sugar or lead, -. II requires
no soaping washing and hours fer its application,
nor will il crsck OF smut bat IL - essly applied
and wiped fro0 the SKIN ~ any haifdressipg 1t
restores the natural shading Of one hair With a..
other which gives Il life appearance, Instead
Of the uniform dull black Of dyes 90 thst the
most critical observer csup 0tletsot its use.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

aAxAAss1.- A its name delegates, it will nut
new life and animation into. the dropping sns,.
gies yea, even he young blood into your yeins.
Ys who pine upon the brink the grave, vho
may have tried in vain 70 raise ourssit from the
'sloush Of dsspair," Be induced, even though il
nay be At the eleventh hour. to try iS roc thips
influence. Sold BY ali respectable drueeisss
throughout the United States and Canada. Hee
advertisement in another colu D. r.
mchlO-daWlm 3. b. BALLORD, Agentyt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

FoR SALE.-A valuable farm Of leo
acres within miles Of Davenport. Scott Co
railroad fons through portion Of IL. and Q
considerable portios uBdsr salsivatics. Sold
y .s.s,s 20 estate. Apply q this e1aeA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

SAD NEws FOR. The DssrRuCTIvns
The news from Washington 10 tina. Chief
Justice fancy has resumed his seat on
the bench Of the Supreme Court, having
fully recovered from his late illness. Il
now looks as it fancy would live .
thousand year,!