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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-13


NINE MINIS SCUM or MARIETTA July 4, 1854.
Tie ID passed away without any particular events TO
6srk IT, Gen. StODeman, however had gone out on an
expedition crcling ide around to the rear. striking
the river below the Iuonth of Sweetwaer and was re-
ported making good progress.
On tic morning Of lie 81 OfJuy the division Of Gen.
Smith sent 81 on the right Of Gen Hascall whose
division then moved little to the left TO close Up with
ths DIVISION aud pushed gu, ss skirWshers 10 eudeayor
e ascertain The enemy's whegesboat and pnrposes.
They advanced Mic without meeting any forces
a Early 10 the moraiug Capt \. Daniels Of the Signal
Corps had gone oL to The lines TO reconnoter the stua
Son and endesvOr to open communication with the left
Gihs army. Coming 20 house which stood on com.
fnsndine summit he assembled 10 the top OF IL, and
Isveng h glass at the top Of Kenessw. discovered
EghG nag floating i, which sent strange thrill
sssaotga hiu-s Suspicion that IL was ours. he eT-
esssd bis snspcloi W those standing below, and, at
49, 81 vas animation aad e1oitenent 1903
ne assnen mmsd.stely hrosght the Gag 70 the top
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No. $40 BROADWAY.
OPINIONS OF THE NETWORK PRESS.


THE CASE OF HUTcHNGs. TIE "LIGHrSlNG
CALCULATOR"
There pubi.hed in these columns few days since the
remarkable cure of Hutcins', tho Lightning Calculator
80 on known tho public during the many yeaFs e *
hbi.rd ~, wonderful ai.hmeai powers a. Bssnarr Muse
UNI by the celebrated Ocui, and Auri, NJ Won Eisenberg
Of h, city uicss is represented to have been Ut e
point o DEATH add bt for tho timely Interference q The
doctor would be t,.u1s Ia biz gra'e. 1h Is renirsa
bio case aud worthy the attention Afflicted
We think d, bat just 70 Dr. Won Ei'enb7rg to cal pablo
lt.suiion 70 this There hprlreds in The community
entering from cstarrh who, lse The Lightning Cscuaor
rot actually ytaynr for death ready to accept Of any
thing ,ha, promise. relieve then rom their distressed 10
,ucl sc would say uic no, with mex ehonc'd men bat
con.i, wihou, unnece y de-y, DR. Won Eiscnbers who
le has the honesty ri, patient. Whether Il Is
wi'hin bi, power 20 make them whole OF not
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lulllsCnIenis.

BROADWAY lHgATER. --NliSs Helen Western
is Young lady who represents yer! popular type Of
physical beauty and therefore iuIls The principal con-
ai,ion copsdered necessary for effective performance
in The French Spy" she j. tail supple and pen'
tcl propeotonesl from tie crown Of cf head TO the
so,ge of her feet A large audience awaited her first
appearance, on Monday evening, and barge Audiences
ain doubtlees continue 10 attend her during hcr engage
ment Her personsticn OF the character OF Nalihde
Joe not materially differ from tLe conventional one.
IL is of the bold bounding and brawny style. Miss
Western at periods OF particular excitement intensi-
es the effect by gasps and organizations similar 10 iho3a
which M Edwin Forrest hes invented Tor Tie expres
don OF emotions too deep for ineligible uiteInnec.
Those snd other powerful points in the performance
were recognized b. the audience % Monday night
VIII, stormy enthusiasm, and Miss Western ~as ssv-
oval fines called before the curtain 10 receive Feans
FROM all parls oftho house She appears every oycnng
IN "The French spy and in farce called ADoVl-
ish Good Joke
NIBLo's GARDEN -" The Sea Of Ice 10 tic
present attraction al this thcater L, is pat upon the
STAGE with proesio ion Of scenic msgni6cencc which Is
always the hest ng that be said OF plays of this
order The principal character is sustained by Miss
rucille Western Messfs H. n. Sheycll and G. Peters
have also important paris.
RARyuM's MUsguM.--irhe tavorite old RaYel
nan.omimc Of "Maznlm or the Night Owl" u daIy
and nightly performed ut this place OF entertainment ny
n,,,cmjmic troupe consisting Of Miss Frnestine and
Messrs. Deicr Fox Crosse, and others. il Ia neatly
ioae, and effectively recalls the msrVes Oh Inc orig
representation by the Rayels'
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Dnslnfss Noiiree.

A CARD.--Owing 10 tho enormous advance
te pces only Of uo precious metals hut Of evory
commodity, nni impossbeso continue longer tie
sale Of NY PINS - Old e' Thi, rrerc' exceedingly a.
mad hoped continue without change; but, having 70 buy
gold the present fabulous price, this no longer pobl,
Fly friend, and tho pnb Will give credit however, ior
having struggled long ad hard against Tie universal pressure
10 corrscae the Government credit and currency Tie al
made is enough to with gold al pes
should Il remain where it Il, s.n higher.
uiih Use in rios b. made. IL any howcyei
intend heretofore sells better article icr les money
than Il can be bought for elsewhere
circular with enrsyss Of III the .1e style. aud pres
price. VII b. sent rocep, 4 Ester rostse Aiaies.
4. MORTOS
JAY ~ 1884. NJ p Mad. lane, Ne"-Nots.
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Tho Government Loan
S2OO.OOO.OOO

L
THIS LOAN Is AUTHORIZED By Act Of Congress o.
March 9th. 1864 which provides for 10 REDEMPTION IN
COIN tanyPeiOd no, less than than forty year,
from its date, at the pleasure OF the Government.
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION. Eve p, cent interes. Is to be
paid seml-nrnrAlly III COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 THE LoAy are received by the
Sational Banks in United State. in such currency or
other fund taken by them on deposit ct par.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TI0N ds from three per con, per annum to evaue
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan, although but
FIVE per cent In coin Is much greater Currency the DIFF
ference between thc arke, value Of currency end gold
sARULE the five per specie securii., Of all solvent
governments always par above aud carency now
funded in the National Losn viii be worth its fee in gol
beside paying regular aud liberal per censge the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan = Two
Hundred Million Dollars. The OF subscriptions
ported TO the Treasury ct Washington, i-ovsr
SS7O,OOO,00O.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TnEss-
URRa OF rHs UNITED STATES at Washington snd the As
gAsr TEK.sragas at Now Yorz Boston and Philadelphia,
and by the
FIRST NATIONAL Btsy OF NEw.YoRx. No WsIl-a
SECOND NArIosAL BAsx oV NEW YORK. 2Jd-st Srdwy
THIRD N,rrosaL BANK or NEw-YoRK No. Nassau-st.
tourrH NArIoSAL BANK NV YORK ~ aud q Pine st.
Firm NATIONAL BANK Of NEW YORK, No. 30 5dsy
sIxrH NAnosAI. BANK OF Ngw.foRx 6thav. Il Brdway
ErGHTn NATIONAL BaSx NEW YORK. No $50 Broadway.
SIsrB NATIONAL BAsK or New ioaK, No. 30i broadwiy
TENTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YoRz, No 2i0 Broidwsy
CENTRAL NarroyAt bAsS or NEw YORK, No IL Duane ST.
NATIONAL FxCHAsGS BANS OF AEw.Yoag. 1874 0rwach S.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are deposi,ariss Of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tue country cins agents OF The National De-
po.,ary 3ank.) will furnish further Information appics
tiou, snd
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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CONVENTION OF THE PRINCIPALS OF BRYANT
SITUATION a Co.'S CHAN OF COMMERCIAL CoLIKdIs.-
This Convention is now in session at No '5 broadway
wsy the rooms Of the New-fork College. Ihe opening
address viii Ne delivered TINS evening ~ MI y D.
Packard, to which tho public are rcsr"ctfal'' iR'!;a
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Entertainments This nn, mud Evening.

For location u caie Gai tns Of enceaoa zee dtrer-
hstHeiis IN oiheT caiaElsyW M, paper.
WALtACR's TuRATTH-Ilc Winning suit.
NIBL0s DAEDES-iie Sea o. Ice
OLYxfIc iHiArE1 -Eus 'ish Op-ra
iRO,pwAY IHfATgk-trcnch spy-Devilish Good joke.
BAKSUAs MuskUs-1he Night Owl-rhe W ondsrful abb
IRVING HALL-EooDs Ste1eopticon.
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The statement made by English papers that
Miss Baeman is about TO be married TO an officer in
her Majesty service is denied by competent authority
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IAlrcri.cfnen,.l

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA. TBIoAT
and NksA- DISEASE treated with unexamplcd success
al - TIE T0pic Atomic Method, discovered by Dr.
STuDLEY, No. % Clinton place. sth-st., kcw-Nork.
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Acknowledgement.
DRMoSEsT's NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
Splendid Portrait of Gen. L. :. Grant; also Gen.
Morris. Country Scenes. Gucrr.llls Firing on n
Train Of wounded. New and Popular Music Fash
ions, etc. Now Ready.
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RENE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUE CURB-A
positive cnIc for Fever and ALle. Depot No ~ Liner
yet. Tor sale by all Druggists.
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ghe Mayor and the LocnI Hgiiiiim.

On another page, among local military news
We print Major Cen. sandford's reply 10 Mayor
Gunthcrs protest about Withdrawing our city uiljtia
The following reJoinder Of The Mayor arrived too late
20 DO printed IN is proper place:
MANOR GUYTHER 70 MAJoR-GES. SANFORD.
BATH July le isGi
Major Gen. G. W. SANFORD
DEAR SIR Yours II this date j. Just received, and i
em therein pleased to observe the rcc-Un Of most oi
tle remarks made ~ ne Yesterday You regret that
after the same was made Il should have doomed II
necessary TO publish INV letter" in answer to which,
would observe thst the c0pyist did on his own re-
sponsbiiiy AID as h. believed. win YOUR appreciation.
Iva a. much srmisoi &c Ird Il IN Iiiut W. iloui your
reply az yoa opprar 90 have been. aud am pleased To
learn that the public ,iou ~ you! answer will alHy any
fears which may have excited.
Vcry respectfully you're &. CoDFaEY GUNNER.
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ii. u. HVBiAk' ny AeA J"is' -" "'t't'
IIYlpor AR1aas FnII sIxrn REGIstY1. N. o.

SPEcitL ORDERS 10. i.Ih. foregoing orde, sIe becehy
nrouis ed for the Information Of this command The real
M nj h,rsv ordered assemble D-edouarters, Ray
lnond THURSDAY nofnius, july ~ At clock A. ~
n. e rs'.red service Of the United states for 100
dss Tie command ordered 20 report "a Ws-hr0n in
u,saly Nv or3srs the Adu'HntGenrr q tho stats
Of now Yor very member Of the regiment npsi report la
usrou sr pTeseut acceptable s.tltute special ne@is
~ liz board o. officers will be held st tbs He .dgnarter-
We1aday evening July - ot p Every officer OF the
conn,d directed 70 ne present. No excuses Of oerr
or rn vii be received bu every mus be prepared 10 re-
spona "a this order - 80
~ ordr Of Col J. O. Adams, commanding 18th Regiment
= a. : 4 Y EDwfs LUpLAN. dIItani.
IN il expected that the 18th Regiment VIII march to-
morrow and the 2stb tie day after.
ia cons hence Of the inspect Of affairs in Maryland
The parade the itl inst has been countcrinnnded
There will therefore be parade Of the military on
lie Of tho laying the coIncr-toue OF The Ar
morg in the Eastern District. Orders 70 that efcct
have been issued BY Mai. Sen. Durycs -
The men p Inc regiments under orders 10 march viii
he maid and subssted from the date Of their enstnen
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TERMS.

One Copy ios Que Year. ".,..."..........a9" %
Two Copies gos oae fesr....,"".,....... ~
And a. ES.rG Copy. groi for esoy Club Of len SUE
sosIBvRs, an ~ IS orcl; III CTie. Jsy 81 70.
Harpers Magazine aud larPers Weekly, together - %
HARPER & BROTHERS. Publishers.
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TIE pRoogLYS MILITIA ryDEg ORDERS TO


Two regiments of tho Brooklyn Militia are
ordered 20 march sblc-nnn,ely, the 2s,b
and 18th The following orders ia relation thereto have
been i-sucd
Hp,DQrARrRRs 2D pIyiTos, Y. y :. ".
SPECIAL ORDERS. ~ 1t-The S6ih Re cHien' Gel y q.
ADAMS viii scibe .or tn service Of the niicd
states for voluntary 3ryicc TOT luntred day. ~ 0eo
.ce 10 tie rc1u.nn the President Of the United states
mon he state 4 NcNork such time and place the
commander OF the regiment may direct.
Il M.i.f Gent raj
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8peeial Notices.
Watches and Jewelry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS

For ssln Ivy
GRO. G. ALLYN No. AZ Broalwsy,
One door below Csnal-s;.. formerly NO. II Nallst
Closed ON SATURDAYS at . O'clock
A CurIo.ifx-suITU A BLANKS mammoth line oil
TiES ~ rs cents, Gents LINEN COLLARS f22' defrn'
Iprso Store, No. 81 R,gsdys'. eoTneF Of "h.e',
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LQAHS. r1
Iodine Water. -
sol ion OF pure Iodine in pure water ''A9pt '''fHe
HEART, Cd. .
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, aud GLANDuLAR sfsIEyMi
mo grcsi success which has attended the use Of IODINE
WATER enable. us rccon,msnd feeling conhens tts
with fair trial viii attest Il. own excclrnce IN ne 49,
sr,i,,s IN IN iorrps Consumption Cancer. bEonenrs Shn
rrnnticns Pmpcs the Face, Heart Liver and haney
Diseases Rheumatism hsurslss tens's "eashrs' w.
nrr.is Debility syphilis, MercuIsl Dhease ac
Prirs Al per bottle; half dozen al one time, ="
Sold by Druggists sent Ivy on receipt rne~
Physicsn. and Chemists.
No fes broadway NJ "
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a1 1a sr 30 .ali
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14

These Bitter- are prepared. in pnre' bourbon
whisky, from a combination Of over 20 different
kinds OF roots, barks and herbs which ACT IN per-
feet concert one with The other, prepared from the
original formula given by the grra. Chief Red
jacket, to DR.. Cirapin. who used them successfully
in his practices FOR many years, and BY their use
gained 50 grea: apopuarity in the cure Of dysrsr-
ssa, Liver Complaint. codstipstio;s, SICK and Ner-
vous headache Feyers.sd .A9ac, sisd alid iscases
arisin, from TORPID iiFfr ~ indigestion. Persons
suffering fran e!ihcr OF these lo.tIscrnc diseases
will find cnrc by the uss of these Bssers,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisons usually pnf Up in such pfepar-
aticns and palmcd of on u,saspcct nC public.
Orr trial win corr nct the most sket,cai that in
Red Jacket is sirttre which none other possess.
They strengthen and invig6rate tie system.
They are unedua!ed fsf general fe1,il;iy.
They are Il sure cure Tor dysrep~ia
They give good and healthy appetite.
Thcy nssst digestion. f-iaaa S'A
They ere the bes. siiurlen. in existence
They are q prevent iyc II lcyer ald agie
They relieve coas:i,, ::tloa. se
They cure nervous heaaache assf
They are perfectly pure nd paa,a5ie, a...
Aged persons and delicat tctlases viii find they
can save large doctor bills l nss these i,itefs
Beware OF coun,erfails Red j.sAel pi;icss arg |
only sold in bottles. With onr1n@sss hae.sn on me
a. n.. xr III VA VA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14

TaE "BAGaiNd sBgsINrss when Gener-
q Mcclellan was IN command his abolition
assailants used to,wsx eloquent on the
"hasging' question. Mcclellan was de-
nounced:for not "bagging" the enemy at
Manassas, for not 'bagging' the enemy be-
fore Richmond, for no. '.bagging" the enc
my at Antatam, &ca &cAcDkf sanyl ore
ever hear these valiant "baggers" complain
Of Grant for not "bagging" the enemy at
the Rapidan, the Pc, tho Annas Of Chicka
hotniny. the James, on the ppoinattox ,
Why, If Is We are told, Sherman had de- cut
Hoods communications all around. was NOT
the enemy 'baggdr II Il sAilanta, T.ve
tho radicals At last realized the fact that
''bagging'' one army in the held or inland
city BY another Of equal or 81 even rs,I double
strength Is one Of the things that cannot be
donof "'s' ~ W :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14

For Medicaj and Table rses, which are PERFECTLY
,,-e. ana reed only BE- tried 10 BE rppreeiased -
kone rep,ssne nHfessthry have eur 5iota Aeess %
each bottle, and our initials pressed IN wax over
the corr. Sofa by al 1lruggists aad dealers
throughout the country, Call for oDs GOODS nnJ
"A esn sr II U u BENNETT PIETERs ! CO.,
Sod b. a ~. No. ~ River a., Chicago.e 1
~ s. BaIlord. 'as' vhoIesale by B si :
Ni,tet1 II ssslV@gs s5Aney0ld&H1y.
" Hold It wtsssrs,s IN Chdss4aH Fuller Ss.ss'
~ i O.. ma q. 3. Smith. druggists. Il Dav
snpest - Dsidsrbsek : 1illss' jssls ~
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ALI for yGcCEelinp.
from the New Haven Register.

The Z. :. transport Gen. Scdgwicl laid
on Long Wharf, yesterday afternoon, when
the salute in honor of McClelan's nomina-
ton was being fircd-with some Goo SOL
dicrs on board, bound ito the front" Az
the first gun echoed over the bay. one Of
tl'e soldiers hailed a boat to know ..what the
hiring was for" On being told, he threw
his cap in the air and gaze three cheers for
Little Mae In minute he was s,,r-
,roundcdsby his comrades. when call Was
made for" thsee more - and ..thrce ,nore,.
am EuH nt,'sf more" which were given
with such will as to be heard Ear up Fleet
street. Not cheer for Lincoln in all that
ship. vTs. .sFrrl
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RE:sT0RER,

OF universal comment, still continues TO he con-
suited by HrSygsDs of both sexes daily, at his
BRANCH JFrIcE, No. l33 DEAnBoS srEEEr, cuRsEn
MADISON. hap sisirs,) upon all diseases of the
HAIR and ScAlr. The RrsroREx, WAsn and BALx
can only be procured in the west at the Branch
Oificc. ...sx ) y
Put up in large bottles. Price Of lsstorer and
Raln $50 EACH byIexprcss, S, rs. Wash, sss
by express, y. All letters to hase.a postage
stamp incssssd % inspire m sesxer. 5a
Once hours rom sia q 70 8 p. N. 1e isn.
Cene.ltasisa Rres. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14
Out OF Thcis. Own Mouths ure
They Condo fsp ned.

Those who wouits give Mr.. Lincoln's al
minlstration lease OF power for another
four years insist that peace can only be OBJ.
tainud by the subiugasion of the Southern
people and the annihilaton of slavery. and
that as Mr.. Lincoln is the Presidential cnn.
uiuate alone pledged to such prosecution of
inc war, IT Is vitality necessary that he should
oe elected. Nothing more completely up
Sc sets 'hS position than Mr. Lincoln S own de-
II oeTate!y written words and convictions in
ono OF his Messages to Congress. aid hr !:
suppose yon 90 to rdr, you cannot .f;gif al
rays; oaa 'chen, utter loss on 6ota siclss.
an" n" gain on either, you cease .fehting.
THE IDENTICAL QUESTION AS TO TERMS or IL
: TERcounsE ARE AGAIN iron yor y
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aup26- dAw2m

nISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL
I/UR!SARY ASD SEXUAL. SysFzMs--new and re-
liable treatment--in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATlON--sent by mail in sealed letter en-
velopes. free Of charge. Address. DR. }. Skill
LIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association, No. 3
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. apldwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14

!. RESETS Els PREFER LlsSolS.-rhe Atlanta
ARpeet, practically the most bitter sheet in
the contedsracy, thus expresses its choice
for President: n
Ihcsaccess.o Of 4 conservative demo.
cat Ike Mcclellan to the Presidency. who
would conduct the war on more humane
principles, who would repeal ths.emaneipa.
ton proclamation, and probably make over
lures 70 the South to return to the Union.
WIN. eucsahtee Of all constitetiohal fights:
wcua3 DO infinitely more. - paralyxe the
. 2, aad build up : edstrpet q patsy'
y, our n1dst-a most 1htni calamity-thau
~ c9m1iHea soors ofths ttasait party
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14
CHRISTOPHER e,rIxKeanrilI

-. H T'' 'SAos,T e petrtnary tyryeoa, 0a51
ONE DOOR WEST gTCORSERs<>
A4& Of FL and Rock ItaArn rfreIfsKM
NJ ~ wishes to inform the citizens IN N
q IAycup0'1 and scott Ggnpty sEenerulisr ia
ns has permanent! located himself In mis- c;.v
Mne~ he II prepared shoe hors - IN t,,e scicr.
n ,ns snspi e. After t'seny yttrs sneyIasa
time he has spent eseven Years uader ,hS
ln91endenec cfthe scst vetrinarans in Eurssr, ~
wlsaes e say that ne vii gre saisfacti,h 10 "A
Persons having horses laLoring under III distass
y sa5ns or c..o.sisacsions cepgaaniy .sClls
ter cfscks, SIND cracks, sprains sssv,na ga
n TN cSrhs, founders. ring -bones. icr sjl N
w ", he WARRANTS perfect cure IL c,,raI,ie =.
go create. part Of these diseases are caused ~
sies,ng Or Want Of rroper treatment. incl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14
JAMES HARRISON.

TNAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
~ on hand the best quality Of Provisions,
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Gil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da-
venport. .nyi4-dly
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7Da.eSc..tsaiDlc kHesss 4;


UnpreScEsfsablc Heads
are in a moment beautied by the Operation of
Christadoro's Hair Dye,
which. withou. the slightest trouble, mpar.s to
the hair of the lead, whiskers, VT moustacle, any
shade of brown or die most pertec; black. Ladies
use it without selling their fingers. II is the
most expeditions hair dye in the world. and the
only one free from every poisonous ingredient,
and that contains nourish,ng and cmolient
vegetable principle.
CHrisf0HOs''s HUi1. X'reSeyrNfirc,
available adjunct to tic Dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health Of the
hair, and of itself when used acknowledgement
that protects the iibres from decay under all cir
cumstances and under all climates MTanufnctur-
cd by J. CnRlsrA poEo. 20. 6 Astor House, N. A.
Soid-by all druggists. Applied by nh hair dress
ers ;.-29-d6wlm
sgQUACK4EssH. Al earnestly caution all
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C..
against endangerng TIER health by patronizng
my Of the advertising quacks. Ycu can fully 70
cover By the methods used by the advertiser, and
by hundreds of others, AND IN no OTHER Way
Read letter which will send you if YOU will
send me post paid envelope bearing yOnr adj
dress. Direct to
.sl, asv1y R'"i nset Il IT,. Th ss.'ss Mass.
~ Nervous Debility. sentinel
Weakness. etc. coh ie r.ss'ed by one who has real
~ ss,red himself and hundreds of others, and will
tell you nothing buttoe truth. Address, with
etau,y, EnN-AIn II TpAvEv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14

"A Cam 70 ruE StrrERrNu-S Swallow two or
three hogshcads Of .Bachii,7' !" Tonic bitters, >
"sarsaparlia,' Nervous Antdotcs,' &C., &C.,
and after you satisfied with the result, then
try one box of OLD DOCTOR RUCHAN'S En-
GLlSH PILLS-and be restored to health and
vignr IN less than Thirty days. They are pure
" vegetable pleasant 10 taxa, prompt and saiita-
ry in thcjr effects on the broken doisn aud sIct-
tered constitution Old and yeung can take them
with advantage. Imported and sold N the Unit
ed States ty JAS. :. BUTLER,
.9 I'll 3 s9Sa No. 42T Broadway. New York.
Agents for the United ST ates.
+ r. S.-A box of PMS, securely packed, will be
mailed to amy address receipt OF price. which
is one dollar. post paid-moncy refunded by the
agent If entire satisfaction is not giYen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-14

Ep1roR OF DEMocRAr--llsay SIR = With your
permission wish TO say to the readers Of yonr
paper that win send them, by return mail, to
sllwlro wish n, (frce;l Recipe with full direc-
tions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will efeciuaiiy resasse, IN sen DAYS.
pifnples. blotches, tan, freckies, and all impliri-
ties Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
will ALSO mail tres to those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
THAI will enable them 10 start full growth of
Luxuriant Hair, Wniskers or Moustache in less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail without charge, IL gsaa asil s1
Respectfully. TlQS. F.CII.APMAN,
"a g chemist, s3T Broadway. Now YORK.