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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
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They arc milo, but very certain and eject in theil
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

DR AVER. Your Pills are the paragon Of all that
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From DR. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,c York Ctr
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
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the profession and the n<Onle
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Horse OWpeyA

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horse nearly worthless.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

atyssERfoUs ArFAla-A man calling
h'mse eli James Harrington, was found
A. the bottom cfa well, nearly. eighty
,:et deep, 70 Peoria, few mornings 40 0.
lie was still alive and stated that two
men q c'eitim over the WELL. urb the
''gnt before, and ~hiIe he ciurg to the
bucket, lowered him to the bottom.-
ne !, remained 70 biz cold BATH daring the
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TIE CVHEh>siONS 4 >xshK!kN(E
or an InvAAd.

Published FOR the benefit, AMI Ms warming and
A CAUTION TO YOU.,G MEN,
Who suffer from Srermatsrrhea. Nervous Dsbili-
ty, Premature Decay, ETC., supplying 1T the seme
tune The Means OF Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himsel after being mt to great expense
and injury throag selnedicAi humbug an quack.
cry.
ny enclosing q postpaid addressed envelope
sing copies may 30 had Of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
my27 -d&w1vl tsdfnra Kings Cn"n'v. n. 7.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

DISEASES OF THE NEF,OUs, sFM-
NAL, IalNAAY AND SEXUAL sY>.
TENS rev md Ieiiab'e treatment in Re-
ports Of the HOwAaD ASsoClATlOv-Se Sent
BY mali in sealed envelopes. free ~ charge. Ad
dress. Or J. SKILLiN HilsH = ON, Howard
Association, 20. 9 South Ninth Erect. Phila
de rh's Ps. ivsh-dAw3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
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mt to Fem A10O.
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COTS AND 5Hs,k-r MI.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX &ClB0S'
. z w IN @ M ACm me
Price, With Benncr 1 Teller, 40
vT'BE wilcox GIBBS SEWING nAcnr
= istAs bess ~aeAiss s.sao~t regard 70 prsce,f
FAMILY sewing,
Braidt0g,
1leslslntng,
EelIinE,
TnckinE,
COSdiux.

It forms Dat. even and siaptis ~sm which Il
sefnnseo MOT =, rip 10 wear eve . II the ser i
cut ~ frequent intervals shd also under all cir
cHms'sfces ITO survive The ws.h tLb."
- patented device Of E'rat utility TO lee pe,s.
prev, n's the Iossib'iry q tho maeE,pe beirv Inn
~ the WONG direct on or tho hsI..c..ssh..I
wearing \ iady's dsese
Anc Der iea.ose witch deserves nar,ic.,., -.
'en''on y the ~iicox PAseas Needle, which can.
not 20 set ssUBg.
| IL il ON hntica,iv the .. I'D Ia. ST..
scw,ns m"cs'Ds that the public have iopr a..
wahtin9 Tor -Rosfon 7raw.crSsR
F.! "" paced won!ertu moducticn m fo, fan.
~ 80 g sc's.,y no her ell bss, any coma,
ts'n with It, PhI Ec..img yosrm,i o'~i~s
ncchani.Ii ~ouder .rse.fife A--
Among the bot shd most vervicoah,. ...,.
mschis@ Light and s,sgAptiy Anishcd sna a.
simple 10 lis coSsts sctssn that Il ,eem, s,,o..
imp"ss'e . foi IL to get out .. repair p,m...,s
Has co,nhiDed ~i,h Its own pecv,;a, c.,,,. ~
the really valuable imp oveneats u the i, che,
| pIice0 nachsnee. ~ esas yira~iaa
ibi' nscbiss u The opioion u he eomm,...
nus more nearly the requirements Of perfec, ma
Gn."e .ns1 any % eahie.tion.- lraskiSs 1sssetxs.
failing into confederation sinpIiei,y & e.po...
durability and doing all werf she couui, Ia ~.
snanimcoely In favor Of the Wilcox & Ohm. !.
single tbrsea machine - en.svIvoSse Sats +.
ricnlturdI Nbcicsys Report ~
| -
merits OF The Wilcox . Oibha sewing machine !"
we CONSIDER that great d'sidssatsm has be-.
supplied BY II 10 proving beyond doubt thai h.
thIeAcs are not, - WAS supps ed, necessary 10
good mschies.- CArissias Adsoesss and Jcsr.ei
,}sne 81. 1850. 'o"'"1s
AFTER meeh wear and many washiuss II.
susooins g iound 70 retain ell The rovndoees
evenseas aad er9nese which ~ % nveh adnirsl
u Asst.-Asso Yovk Sss,
10 principlsis Il perfect -Esgisec,. k.do,.
mas evident oints Ofsupsriority owe, ali other,
HAsiad.ipA ie Heas '''.e''
sersiceAo'e machine. Ofthi, We have es.
psr.ncs In our ovn aGily.- Boron 1rs,tler.
are admirs HE Ey1ress. "."''-
Messing msehine heretofore Introduced bas
mss snort tiue acquitted such veil ms,j,ed non
ulsrtty.- Nnci~ssH Oa-tts. IVY
VIC esteem u the bet y shine for .aniiy use.-
Me a'ecA % Nm. rcept'one!. -Ssgssd BY ssamv Avs.
deed ctfssens II PAitadeipkis.
- -Snn! :r- q CIRCULAR. -
JAMES WILCOX, Ma. uf.o,ur.,.
! T5-su 50a Rr0sdway n
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Useful & Valuable
Discovery +!
| itllTQN'o
II rsClBbIe Cement

UOOI t. SHOE
Manufacturers, using Ma.
chines, will and II the best
ARTICLE known for cementing
the ChanDois, ~ IL vorkd
with Dat DELAY. is not affccsc
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

- NAx noAsDsas ssvAxrtD.--Alimite /
$3.50: q de- atessdess eass ~ .ssssmwo
s' oy sssnr esot aAs1bss oetJsspoS, ~,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22
To C0ssSMsDe pttrs 3.

TIE Rev. Z. A. Wilson's Fsnedy Tor Consuup-
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis. coughs, Cold, and I'll
Throst and Lung Affections. together With .
par phies giving ne prescription and sbors his.
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of
h. 4. BAL LORD.
Druggist, isvenpor', low, No 9 West 81 81.
dsc23 .2m@Aw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-22

passi e through their minds, the keep.r
entered with letter for General Morgan.
lie opened il, aud what was his surprise.
and may say wonder, TO find it from
poor Irish woman OF his acqaaint suce
IN kentucky. commencing, "My dear
" neral feel certain you sro going to
t'y to get ont Of prison. but for YOUR
s.ke don't yon try it. my dear III eril.-
lou Will only be taken prisoner sv,n
and made to suffer more than vou A.
now" ~ W
Tie letter then vent on to sneak -
his sirdness 10 the poor when be i've,
in kxiagtcn, aud concluded by again
exhcrtiag him to trust il God and walt
HE tune. What could this mean / No
human being on the outside had been
informed Of his intention to eec ape. and
yet, jast as all things were ready for
him to make the attempt. here comes a
letter f'om Winchester, Ky, adyis.ou
him not to TRY it," This letter had
passed through the examining Office az
Gen. Mason, I'd then thr suuh the haul.
OF the loves officials. What if it should
excite Their sn.piciob, aud cause them
70 exercise an increased vigilance I Tho
situation. however, was desper 1,e
Their tate coul not be much vor.. -
they resolved to 60. No,bioc No. '-.u
manned 10 30 doas but for the C.,.,
aud Col. Dick Mo,gan 10 change ell.
: The b ens apprc,chei tor them 70 {.
locked up. They changed coat. ..S -
each stood at the Others cell door ~. 81
III back expOsed. and pretended 10 /.
~ eed y natiee Up tlisir heds. A.
JhS tnr.ikey Sutseel to- Aturoed -
ord pulls their dooss sk6t O.
eixs eiDht u s's)sst esnA tzev
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23

/; Conference, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of tle U. s., IN session II PhlIade~-
pEsfa, 96ited President lsincon On " Wednesday.
and presented 10 han an addrass, in which
the Conference express TO cjm The assurance
Of The ''loyaEty" Of the Church, her devotion
to She interests Of the country, and her synpa~
Inv with hin in the responsibilities of his
high position IL c2ala trying ho4r' 10 'h's
address President Lincoln replied as fellows:
'GeGl!ler2o7: IL response 10 your aGt5re:@s:
alo" NE 70 at1=SS ste accuracy VI ~, ts1>.u'lca'
s."1s1;9,'so' ~ :''~c'r'' 'l +L ,,*;or ~.
the sure promise il gives. No5ly s,s5aiued as
the tTnvern1ne 1t has been ~ al cha churches,
7o11l>l ute: nothing when H'-Ss1C II y 1'@
1a*o aF9:. !: = S"n.i' , =, fI;y; sid ha4 rf
1Tntnol;xf Tn;sroraI (1hurcI. nor less devoted
than the resr, is by its greater numbers, the
.no*5 important 81 ALL L. Is 10 fault IN others
that 1ns t]ethooS' cLascI1 z5'''3s "'o'0 Jo'''e1S
=. no ,'>%' 80 4aouar ~an ooq I'D he.s
The Methodist church bless oil the churches
and blessed be God, ;7!lo, in tt's; Cur great
TRIAL. g!ye12 us t''e c'I1rc"S3'
The f,rra~ of 4s,4 recanG proclamation. nur-
,or.;,o - howe ,oan ;set,a,} bv President
Tinnnin. hos ba:,n arrested, apl confesses
,bo, h. o.7I,,a7 i c4 foy e,j13 and stock spoc,,~
>k;,zo r,,.,osoo 1:s nan,a = stated *, he
rr,,r,r;] r,arvznanos rono,+er Referr;og
80 TT,rr.,,7,s orrast tba New Yorl T;o,ez
oe.tns. s.Eza sovs 10 y,a3 no other rnotive ex-
oa,t ~ maize little money On stock ezcE,ange,
S , = na,.a, oo,nrrol, ~ h;,;, ,.f his nereortu
~-s. oo.,I,l ,>.o2,na s,,7 ..,oro r7nnrfant or
~s;o 1a.;.. ~m,o53,
~ -, r>'>'' p -, u7,s1;7u4or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23

GEN GEI1L URDERS fb. q.
HsApouAnTERs ARMY NORTHERN FIEe1S14
May H. lo6+.
First-The General Commanding takes great
pleasure IN announcing to the army the Sc
ries of successes that By the favor Of God,
have recently been achies ed BY Our arms
second-A part Of the eneny's force threat
ening the valley Of Virginia has been routed
by General I;nboden and dryso back SC the
Potomac, with toe loss Oh 1hecr sralD and
number Of prisoners
rhird-Anoth.r body Of the enemy, under
General AverilI, penetrated 70 the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, at OublI! depot: 4
portion Of 1as force has been dispersed by
Generals Morgan and y 8. jones, Who are IN
pursuit OF the remainder.
Fourth-l'he army Of General Banks sts-
tanned . severe defeat IN Western Louisiana by
the forces Of General kirty Smith, and re..
freated to Alexandria, losing several thousand
prisoners, thirty five pieces o. artillery, and
a large number OF wagons Some of the most
formidable gunboaEs Il st accom- panied the
exnedition were destroyed to save them from
capture.
Eifth-The expedition Of Genera! Steele
:n1,, Western Arkansas has ended in 3 complete
disaster. Northern journals OF the 10th inst.
announce his surrender, with aD army Of nine
thousand men, to Gen. Price.
Sixth THE cavalry force sent by General
GRAFT TO attack Richmond has been renIlI5ed
and retired towards the Peninsula. Every
demonstration Of the enemy sonth OF james
river has, up to shis tine, been successfully
repulSed. >.
seyenth-The heroic valor Of this army
with the blessing Of Almighty Jod, has thus
far checked the principal army OF the enemy
and inflicted upon It heavy losses :Itle eyes
an} hearts Of your ceuntryInen are turned 20
you wish confidence, and their prayers afteno
YOU io your gallant struggle. E5!nconraged by
the success that has been Vouchsafed 10 US,
and stimulated by tle great Interests thaf
depend upon the issue, let every man
resolve to endure oil and brave all IN,
I'll. by the assistance og 3 just and rnercltul
God, the enemy shall Iedrlyen back, and peace
secured TO our country Continue to emulate
che valor Of your comrades who have fallen,
an remember thar It depends upon .you
whether they shall have died in vain. 1t is IN
your power, under God, 70 defeat the last great
effort Of the enemy, establish the indep ependence
Of your native land, and earn the lasting love
and Gratitude Of your couotrymer and the ad-
niration Of mankind. +. Il. LEE, General.
The Cincinnati Commercials Nv estern
a1,a a..,, 4l,t Sqrook'. coronan3 is
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PUBLISHED (DAILyj By
= UDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
nss~ (lFFIC E-No. 704 King street, ove
gio7a's formerly French's) Book Store.
THE CA MpATGN IN VIRGINIA.

THE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
dispafch from Washington TO the Phila-
delphia Inquirer under date Of yesterday,
claims that Gen Lee is retreating to tie North
Anna River, and shat the Faderal army, which
Il IS said, no,g occupies Guinea's Station and
Bowling Green, is again Oh tie march 10 i<ich-
mond
The Confederate attack on The right flank Of
Grants army, on the night on che Of Thurs
day, was quite spirited affair. The wagon
trains, succeeded III escaping capture, part Of
them getting safely within the Federal lines,
and the remainder being hurried back to Fred
egicksburg The Federal loss II the engage
meat that eLsued is estimated at about thou
sand men. One bundled Confederates, It is
reported we're taken prisoners,
The correspondent Of the New York Tribune
writes thar, on Wednesday last, the Confede-
rates were throw .ng up breastworks ia front Of
She position to which Butler retreated On Mon.
day last A battery was also IN course OF con-
structon on bluff on the opposite side OF the
James River which threated to prove "a gr5at
annoyance The Federal gunboats endeavor-
ed, by constant shelIing, 70 prevent the Con-
tederates from going OF with the work, but
without effect.
A dispatch from Washington announces
that the Richmond papers of the 10Th claim o
victory oyer Sigel in the Shenandoah Valley.
\ IS
without stopping, aud that he abandoned his
hospitals and burned his trains, &c. The Con.
tederate losses in The recent battles WI h Grant
are estimated in the aggregate ar twenty thou
sand men, They assert that Grant has been
beaten back in every engagement thus far.
The correspondent Of the New York Tribune
writing from the headquarters OF the Army OF
the Potomac, on the 10th, says "a very
heavy force IS kept doing guard duty from the
front to Belle Plain, as our supply trains are
constantly menaced by the epemy's cavalry or
guerrilla robbers.
Sixty citizens Of Fredericksburg have been
arrested, and are to he sent to Washington TO
De held as hostages For the sixty wounded ia
ken BY the rebels and carried to Richmond
The Baltimore American says II the report:
Cd occupation Of Bowling Green by the Federal
ttrnoons is true 'our arn,y will have immediate,
.,y IN It's rear Port Royal, on the Rappahan-
mock, and as our guuboats now hold that
river Up TO Fredericksburg, fro1n whence our
wounded are being removed by transports,
we shall thus possess another base OF supplies
quite as convenient as Fredericksburg. Mil.
FORA station is fifteen miles from the junction OF
me Virginia Central and the Fredericksburg
= Z roads, and is twenty-five miles south OF
1feierckShnrg, and thirty eight miles by rail-
re l3ad from Richn.oni Bowling Green IS on
u. me Richmond turnpike, eight miles south OF
Vu'nney station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23
Ean. Lees Congratulasary Order.

The New York Herald publishes from tbs
Richmond Enquirer, she following congratuia~
tory order OF Gen. Lee.
GENERAL ORDERS no. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-23

HEADQUARTERS ARMY NORTHERN H'IEGIEIA,
Nav IL l6ti+
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
1IlO the STOCKHOLDERS of the FOURTH

YEIO the STOCKHOLDERS of the FOURTH
4 NATIONAL BANK OF the CITY Of NEW.lORk.-A
Meeting Of the stockholders Of the FOURTH kAIlOSAL
BANK Of the CITY OF EEWYoRk /. h-reby o.nsd 20 b,
held a. tie Of the Bank, No 20 Pine st. in tho Cy Of
Nev-Y orr THURSDAY the lith day Of April 1904 81
o'clock p. m, for the puTpose-- al, ,
Fisf or recon.deIing and amending may be thought
advisable the Articles OF Assol aiion OF the said bsnE
Seooad OF considsring and adopting BYLAW,
Third or providing for the sppoinsnt Of President and
for the mode Of his removal. -, ...,,i ~ .
Fourth. or providing fOr the appointment and remoV o
Ca.lier ana other officers and agents OF ne bank .,
Ftfh. OF deibcTsDg upon the eHPe0ehy oi "HulnS W
the Associstion and Of settling ils htairA - -,
SI 0f con,iderinf other matters affecting the inter
% ders may Be brought before ten and ei
80 bs tbou ght lenL--New York, 4h April lSoA
-' isirnsdi G. \. ROBBINS K son,
KETCHUM. son l. Co,
EDWIN HOIT,
PETER COOPER,
L. DREW,
LiVERMORE, CLEwS & Co.
J. PIERPONT MORGAN Co..
C. l.. ANTHONY,
JOHN X. FORD,
JAMES HOY,
WALDO HUfCHNS
J.&J. STUARrk Co,
G. T.. DETMOLD.
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL
o. W. BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
EXTRAORDINARY YIELD
IA OF the
NEVADA GOLD AND SILVER MINES.

Tnrense fortunes have been realized by those who tub
scbod to the original shares in the few Mining Companies
now working with be proper machinery for crushing tho FocE
'n1 0A' QUARTZ MINING
b az vet only IN is infancy and will eclipse the Old method Of
Pen.Washir ten thousand fold.
et frne. In for those who have the conrage to
invest few dollars IN the original shares OF The Mount .a
Cod and Slysr Mining Company Of Humboldt County Ne
vads incorporated Feb H. lSo4 Cspai stocE PSO,ovV
tnty offered Shares In the Gould Curry Hall Naeross
sayase Poto and other Compaos which were secured o
the original subscrbers the payment OF ona ung sn
now command their thousads az the Public stoof Board IN
San Fruncisco California Perons holding only ten share, IN
either the above Companies receive an ndsPenaeh ysJ
income in gold and silver.
THE PROSPECTS
Of the -. -.
MoTrsyT VISTA GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY
Are fully equal 10 any Of tho Nevada mines and we conn
working 600 Shares otbe Capital Stock can no" DO Sc
'"''1 ON THE PAYMENT OF ONLY IS EACH ..
pv sph m themselves Of the present opportunity Inen
nj 600 share. will be offered 10 tho original Subscribers 70 the
6rst Is at their par value $40 per Share and the
benefit OF the Company sinking another tunnel and extend
very means s being taken vigorously push forward ths
work IN order that may pay large dividends 10 s
dividend TO paw back is the fun amount paid in
by the original Stockholders aud increase the amount eve
month thereafter few Shares OF the original STOCK IN ts
Company taken before tho books are closed no douot
Weld the holder large monthly income Tor years 70
PAvsbe i Gold and Silver the Office VI ths ConI any no
l5f Broedwsy NJ Y Pamphlets containing tI in0in'a''A
sent free Of charge TO any address
For Shares OF 5tock any Information nl1ress ,,,,
MOUNT kIoIA GOLD AND SlLNkH EiNlN Jomrhyy
Boa no. S,ios Nsw Yo,k CIy' a. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
BULLION
MINING COMPANY OF COLORADO
CAPITAL $4,000. 900.


SHARES, FULL STOCK, 525 each
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $50 each
RESERVED IN THE TREASURY, 5000 shares
PROPERTY.
1917 claims equal 70 lll 100 feet in the Gregory Bobtai
Briggs many equally valuable lodes in Clear Greek
and Gnpn Counties Colorado aud, in addition valuable
water power Of 80 feet In Clear Creek. Title undoabed
TRUSTEES;
WILLIAM b. DUNCAN, Eew.Y0rk
JOHN z. WILLIAMS New York
JOHN A. DIX, New.York.
EDWARD B. WESLEY Eew.York
HENRY II. ELLIOTT, Hew.Yo
CHARLES I. CROMWELL New.YorL
sTiLMAN WITT Cleveland Ohio.
GEORGE COOK, Central City, Colorado.
President:
EDWARD b. WESLEY.
Treasurer:
JOHN Y. WILLIAMS.
Secretary:
FREDERIC d. ELLIOTT.
Counsel:
CHARLES T. CROMWELL.
Managing Direo,or and General superintendent
GEORGE COOK OF Central City, Colorado.
Twenty Thousand Shares Of the Stock remain to be sold
a ten dollars each subscription and s3 on May TO- with
interest nom April - s at he option OF sub'c-lberI
Boots will be opened on WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst, at
the Office Of JEROME RIGGS Co, No. j EI,hsnsePaee
Hcv.YorE, April o. 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
sTraaelal.
UNITED STATES TREASURY NKw Y0:-" ~ 'iNo" N'' i0'-
IN IA GOVERNMENT Lt'AiN.

Han Ieb UON EMINENT IN -. ,r.o.s,-,,
lO~1O By direction OF tho Secretary Q, ~ !,
hereby give notice that prepared receive
account Of United States Bonds authorized By tA>
Of March 1864, bearing de March l. 1854 reieemse
at the pleasure of the Government after ben years, and
payable forty years from date beang interest o. five per
cenum year. payable Bonds not One Hundred Dol
lars annually and on a other Bonds semannualy in coin
Subscribers viii receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
ss they may prefer
Registered bonds will b, Issued Of the denominations Of
Fify Dollars $50 One Hundred Dollars 1901 Five Humid
red Dollars $5O) One Thousand Dollars 000 Five Thou.
sand Dollars OoO end Ten Thousand Dollars lOOoo)i
and Coupon Bonds Of the denominations Of Fifty Dollars $SO
One Hundred Dollars t$lOO) Five Hundred Dollars (sO)
and One Thousand Dollars (Sl,oOCl.
Subscribers this loan will have tho option Of having their
bonds draw interest from March September l. as the case
may be- by paying the accrued interest in coin or United
States notes the Of National Banks adding fry per
cen! for premium receive them drawing Interest ROW L
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions will issue my Certificate
Of depos. therefor in duplicate the original OF which viii DO
forwarded BY the subscriber the Secretary OF the Treasury
Washington with letter stating ths kind registered OF
coupor) end the denominations OF bonds required
Upon the receipt Of the original certificates at tho Treasury
Department the bonds subscribed for will b transmitted to
the subscribers respectively the See can be pre-
pared.
commission of oneeghh Of per cent VIII be allowed
TO those subscribing for others resale The delivery oil
thess bonds has commenced and will bo continued promptly
JOHN }. CISCO, Assistant. Treasurer, U. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Ile0ieal.

A TTENTION, LADIES.
"A THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription OF Sir }. Clarke, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine Is imposition but sure sn1
remedy FOR Penae Difficulties and Obstrucions from any
whaever; and although powerful remedy il containA
nothing huItfl to the constitution. To married ladies'
It peculiarly suited viii, in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
In all Nervous aud pina Affections Pals In the Bsee
ard Limbs Fatigue slight exertion fNpitatioa Of the
Heart Hyerics and Whites, these Pills will eject cure
when all other have aied; and although powerfa
remedy do aot contain iron, calome anmoDy or anything
hurtfal 10 the constitution
Full directions n the phet around each package, which
shou!dbe carefully preserved
For fl particulars, Get pamphlet. free, Of the agent
N B5l and postage stamps nclesed 10 any suthorss4
sgen, viii nsure bottle containing 80 pills BY rssa1
ulau. Sod by al druggists.
JOB MOSES, No. q Courtlsndt-st, New York.
Sole United Ststes Agent