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6petiaI Notices.
Continued from Fifth Page.


Union General Committee Headquarters No. s54
Broaiway.-A Special Meeting OF the Union General Com
mites Of the City and County Of Newlork will BE- held
MONDAY EVENING, Nov 81, 1864 a. = ococl.
YMEON DRAPER, President
HARVEY H. Woops, s..,,,,y..
SASuEL }. classy,
Citizens Association Filth Aldcrnmnlc Distrfcf.
-for Alderman. WM. =. BENsEL. w w. AltM-, Chair
pAu Nominating Committee; VIM. A. POND, Secretary {.
JAS. BROWN. President 18th Ward Ciyen. Association;
WM TUCKER, President 9th Ward Citizens Association
NELSON }. WATERBURY President 9Th Ward CiIeH'
Association.
Veteran Union Club.-Menher, win assemble a,
irsdqusrers No. 40 Broadway, THIS E|ENlNG ut
O'clock 20 pay their r~s to Hon Reuben T. Fenton
Governor slsct. Dodwor full Band l. Ell. rg.d
Per order. \. WILLIS FISHER, MD. PreLcent
u ~ c hgnn,' seerstars.
Tenth Assembly District Union Association,
Seventeenth Ward.-Prr~ de,irous Of contributing to
ward the Thanksgiving Dinner ioI the Soldiers. rrqucs'rd
hand IN their subscription the st opened oI thst pur
pose will be closed TODAY FREDERICK OLMSIEAD.
Treasurer No. rs Broadway.
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Family Markets.
THE COST OF LIVING IN NEw-YORK.
FRIDAY, Nov. ls-P n

FRIDAY. NOy. lb-P. H. .
We give below quotations of some ofthe lead
ing articles Of food sold In small quantities for ordinary
family consumption at Washington and Fulton arkets,
and by the downtown traders The uptown groceSs.
peciay ibosc IN The vicinity of Filth and Lexington
ayes. charge higher than here quoted. Our range
includes fair 10 good articles. emitting cheap, stale
meats aud vegetables and embracing the high prcs
paid by some Of the frsicass restaurants and saloons
for extra fine productions Turkeys are the order OF
the day Just now and extensive orders to purchase
IN the hands of .undry parties. One firm In Fulton
Market WIS collecting 25 COO turkeys FOR the Soldiers
Thanksgiving dinner. which swept away the stock
that dealers held horh stiff at 2s9S0e. per H., aud
chickens we're advanced 10 about tho same figures.
The supply was much larger in Washington Market,
and the prices 22d25c. As most Of the soldiers tur
Keys 90 of tomorrow, home coDsuners viii doubtless
md enough coming In later 70 supply their tables.
Fish are scarce though pentior than yesterday Vege
tables fruits meats butter. and groceries are gen
orally unchanged. but with the rapid decline in gold
low prices must soon Obtain. We quote:
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There is no change in moue9 .~fter.. An in want
accommodated at the banks at & cent on call who
have good colateras and sure TO respond when no.
tilted Outside the banks capital rather accommodating
and Government securities taken mp az advanced
rates MANY are waiting the session Of Congress
previous TO charging business ~ The present moueni.
The Cincinnati, Commercial eys:
Money is gradually becoming harder TO borrow. but
Is moi yet pinchingly close Bankers, however claim
that al excepting the best Of borrowers. made TO
realize that IL Is lot easily had; l002 y cent still
the prevailing Of interest covering first choice
customers and octside names The hog.packing bnsi'
ness does not got make much impression on the dis
eount lines Of the banks but It has b felt in the
dueion Of the balances Of those engaged in it, and
bankers have to keep Themselves readiness 70 meet IT.
The Chicago Tribune says:
The demand for money to-day has probably been less
persistent than for some days past but then II is sthl
large The market is stitching somewhat, but it docs
not amount 10 stringenoy Currency has become
scarce, but supplies om the East are expected tomor
row orders from our bankers The scarcity OF the
currency has been caused by the fact that during the
sriDReDcy Of the exchange market considerable sums
were shipped IN place % exchange to New.fOk. But
as it has been ordered back. it viii probably be more
plenty; al least for few DAYS. The fall 10 gold de-
pressed the merses to-day and the transactions
small at a decline on previous quotations.
INTEREST on SMALL BANK ACCOUNTS. In many
places, (partcuary i'll Philadelphia there are Banks
which allow interest q small or moderate per ceuD
tie average amount Of money held by them. deposit
on running account, for such Of ,heir customers as
ask for loans or other accommodations while at
the time they hold themselves ready pas checks
on demand. This interest would be quite a saving 10
snai eicnau's and MECHANICS, who often wish TO
cumula,e eousi1ernbe sus IN Banks for safe keeping
10 meet demahds for rent. &c. only ONCE ~ three
months perhaps and they derive no benefit nom
loans and discounts, ought in equity 10 receive n
terest their average balance The object Of Oeysc
this for publication. is 10 induce Banks (particu.
larry those up town. 10 offer this nducement 10 such
class Of deposltoIs, and submit it with the hope that
You will deem it worthy Of publication for the benefit
Of those Jansacting cash business.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......N ovxxsua 10

CIearrA.
Steamship AiD.rea tBIemI Vessels. BIenen, Oerichs
90
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Mi6fei,aneons.

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WILL PUbLisH EARLY Next WEEK.
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With Introduction and
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Fair and now offered to the general public
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IRVING'S WORKS.
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III.
IDYLS OF BATTLE, AND POEMS OF THIa
REBELLION.
BY HOWARD GLyNDON
(i.eura {. Reddenl
vol limo. Price ~ 50.
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLFRs
Gent by NAH rcceip, OF the prices Address
HURD L HOUGHTON, Publisher,
New-fork-
DROCKSIEPERs GAS REGULATOR will
- '0'n o0s1p 6SSylEs ss.nDy sds
nRAIN PIPE, Glazed and Vitrifei, from q
~ To Is inches diameter geulturl Drain Tie, Chiuneyo
.opsFre Brick Green house Tiles, &c.
LONG ISLAND POTTERY, Depot, No s's Psosksh
TOHN DWIGHT & Co,
" No. II OLD-SLIP. NETWORK.
Manufacturers Of
SALERATUS SUPER-CARB. OF SODA. he,
And Sole Agents in the City OF New.Yors OF
PROF. EBEN. ". H0RSFORD's
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
WI No. 16 Brosdw sy. N. T.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
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For Railroads. Steamships. and Facorics
ITO MlLLERS.
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manufactured from the best Cast Steel weighing n sn6
pounds
Wan anied to give entire satisfaction.
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No. Il Pesfl-a. 4
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s22,274 rs s25,2lg 81 s&2.6i7 40 ejo.52s %
Tie road came under control Of New-York man
agement in April 1863, and was without cars or en-
gines 70 do work with. The freight is largely in
creased and is now restricted for want of cars.
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III. Contral.

e iChlc. d Alton.
! I00........ IS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

ENORMOUS TAxATIoH.--SecFetAry Chase 9
letter to the Chairman of the Senate Finance
Committee, dated the 18th inst, viii open
the eyes OF the people as TO what. is coming
he says that nothing short Of taxation to
the amount OF oas.half our expsnditures'
will save the Government from bankruptcy
aud ruin. Now, as it is admitted on all hends
that our expenses are, at the very lowest es-
innate, one thousand millions per annum, ii
iS easy 10 perceive that, according to the Sec
re.ary's published opinion, the enormous sum
Of FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS a year
must be raised by taxation Can the ooun,
Try stand this is pertinent question. This
would require an average assessment Of $26
per head for every man, woman and child in
the loyal States. Is this the entertainment
the people we're in nSited to when they we're
asked to vote for Abraham Lincoln .--Laacas-
ter Pa )EramiRsT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
Daily Gmpire.

CoxErstoS IN rHE ADMINISTRATION PARr1
lit Is understood that the call Of the Ere.
mont organization will be out 10 day or two,
anR that it will embrace many weltknown
Republican names who will have weight with
the masses of that party. The time Of the
Cleveland Convention has been postponed till
the Slst Of may, just one week previous 70 the
Baltimore Convention But this not all. The
Chase men, or rather the other Republican
mslcontents, who oppose Lincoln and who yet
cannot countenance the Fremont nomination,
are 70 meet in convention in PhilAdelpeia on
The 9th Of Juues ten days pTsv;oas &c the Bal.
timore Convention. Senator Pomeroy, Of
Kansas, has been in your city recently, organ.
hing this movement, and Mr.. Chase's recent
visit to Philadelphia has also something to do
with it. Since the discovery of this Chase
Pomeroy movement, quite panic has been
created in the Lincoln ranks, and some Of the
hackers Of Honest Old Abe are beginning to
hedge - World.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

How THE President LooEs.-The Presi-
dent never looked so cSre.worn Rs now. The
enormous responsibilities resting upon him,
the evident alienation from his support Of SO
many Of his old friends, the bitter saroasm
of his chief Now York supporter, and the
dread Of terrible resction in the public mind,
already commencing, are reducing the poor
man to skeleton. 1t is impossible to look
upon him without feeling otsorroW. To
be striving for reelection, by party ma
chiDsry, to the most important Office in the
world, and at the same time taking the lead
in putting down an unparalleled rebellion,
are certainly two things not easily soeom.
plishsd Jour. of Commerce,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

Excellent paper is manufactured from wood
of oak, walnut, pine, chestnut, and various
vegetables. without any rags. A reduction
in price from fifty to eighty per cent is pre-
diated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
COUGH NO MORE. VIA
Tar sgRIGKLANp's MELLIELUeUs oOUAH
1t bAIaAM.

TaiSls shs beat and cheapest remedy fsr 0saaas,
Qoids, Aoarsaasss, Asth1aA, W4AoopinG Oouqk ard
QOnssmpton- Eyprysody who haa Eied khia saooi
Sot belsam sothania .aoelly recommend t. mrs.
.,annns ha1r nereSt CncnnAt, says she has bsSn .
not p b able 20 vel aP stairs she took one bottle
el tniB baAsAn, and has been be4tsr ever since and
saVtsas all VINO nave Coughs, 0olds and Asthma 70
~ thla valuable Cough balaam. Fifty csuta per bot
de Bold by all druggists, ahd manufactured AZ Ne
east Eoarth street, CInOhnad
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

Tie N Y. Herald says that the horses and
carriage of Secretary Stanton ran into the
Potomse river on Thursday. he was not in
the carriage. What a pity l-NeebWTTPort
Herald, RS1E6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

Such papers as the N. 7. TribEne smell Of
Aboltiopism aud smell of Secession. They
are two scent pieces. Prentice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

An abolltouist is always talking about the
battle Geld but he is apt to take care never
to "put his foot in it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

The policy of "letting alone" high priced
things proved eficacious in the matter Of the
New York omnibus extortion. They had TO
come back 10 the old fares.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
EVKRY NAN sRsULR NsRRa HIs AIRE.

HNHE Rtaa grants POlosss FOR LIFE. Joc a term
Il Of years, Endowment policies and chldIe eos En-
doWment. Also, Non FortshnR Policies, en- Whioh no
payment II required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses IN this cty
within the last ak months.
Anong all the contsivanees OF men to protect the
Amlly circle nom want. fepnd more sim.
pie IN its character noble In It's features certain In
its results, than Life Insurance. II 10 the prop which
the dying husband save1 to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
49Iamtatlom 6itters.
8. r.--1eeo--x-


Persons Of SsdsntAry habits troubled with weakness
lasstads. PslpltstOp Of the hsArt, Lack Of appetite
distress after eating. torpid liver, constipation. a.
to suffer II they will not try the cslshraisa
PLANTATION BlTTERS
Winch are now recommended by the hi shest medical
authorities, and warranted TO produce an immediate
ssasnsial eject. They exceedingly agreeable, per-
fsoy pare and must supsroeao all other tOnes where
healthy, gentle sd nHlAnt Is repaired.
Thsy purify, strengthen and nusOratsi
They srsats healthy appetite;
They ars a anudots to change Of water and diet;
They overooms ELECTS Of dsaipaE and lats hours;
They strengthen The system and salivSn ih0 mind
They pEsvsni rniasmatie and iutsrmittsnt NvsrIj
They parity the breath and aeihty Of che ssonaohI
They care dyspePsls and eonShPatO
They cure daGrrhsa, ohoers and sholeES morbssi
They cure liver complaint and nsrv0us hsadAsne;
They make the weak strong. the lanEuid hrilnani.
and are exhausted natures great rsatorsr They Grs
composed Of the celebrated oalsaya bark. winter
Sgssn sassas, and harris, all preserved per-
Tesay pare 81. Oroaz rSn-
"ss IhaYs given tAs Plantation BittsEs 70 hund.
PSs Of our disabled soldiers with the most aFsOush'
ing effect. CIV. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, canannAH."
Tbs Plantation etttsEs have cured me liver
complaint Of which was lald up proatrate, and had
to absndOa my business
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
"ss owe much to you. for verify believe the
Plantation BltssrI have saved my ltS
Rsv. ". H. wAaGoNRR, Madrid, N. T."
Thou wilt send me tWO botdss E1Ors Of thy
RanNatiOn Bittsrs MY wife hAa been grsatly bsnoht-
ted BY thsfr use. Thy friend,
Asa ouRRIN PhnAdsiphia. Pa"
"Ss have been great aunsrsr from dysPePsiA,
aud had % abandon pFsashlnG The Plantation
tstsrs have cured me.
Rev. =. 8. oATHoRN, Eoonsssaf, N. T."
send rs twenty-tour dozen mere Of y0uF
Plantation Bittsrs, The popularity Of which are daily
increasing with the guests OF our house
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
PTopriOtors WiilArd'a Hotel, WAshnStOn,D. O."
sasA are one in Thousands Of certificates daily 70.
saivod. They ere immsnssly beneficial V weak per.
sons and delicate females.
Rs oantious Of rs.nlled bottlss See eur aGnAtare
O ans steel plate labsl They not sold ~ the
ssnon- They are only sold N car pAtsnt iOE SAhan
Doalaa b respectable dTuggstsi 0eeEs, hSssls, So
ICONS, stsambSan aud country Stsres.
PHI DRAKE 90.
s22daWem ~ broadway, n. y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
INsURANOE /
LIFE

Young nsn jLst starting In basiAess, whose ohisi
sAPoA Y their energy and ,Ahould assure thsIF
hsea - The anount Of half ther hahdllhes. Bpnh a.
80 Of Aspsfoslad hOnsslY when known 70 thaIr cred
TORS, YOU'D tosly iaorsals theT oonndsncs In tham
would show thsg I'D nat Wish 70 leave their heSi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
.LLLl@ @eniral. df0l 4
HOW to Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT u THE CAUSE OF DIsRASR
@entCal.

l##I#-8 85t,
TfNA2 primary cause Of eVeW disease that dash ts
IL heir 70 70 ilaPuritT Of the hood. The blood be-
oona4 imparo nom many caaaOs. Impurs AR or
change OF weather, unWholesome food and exposure
ere emong hO prtneipa causes Of tmpunty Of the
1aGod The sympaoms IRE giddiness, headache. con-
foa u ho1ghts eyts dull Bnd heavy drow ness, Goa
saIadon Of she bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
Songne, aver complaints patns In the back and legs
oes Of AppSdts, slSspeas nights, oohe cramp, pain
and uganess OF the chest, heartburn, goat and rhep
AAnsm, paktng and purging, chills and fegers more
OF less asce mpanynG these aud long train Of troub
lesome and dengoEoHs aheetons. all Of which maT be
ReaysnSed and cured by taking few doses oi Or.
eT1l0KLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING AATI-
BILIOUS PILLS. They Will parity the blood and put
Ne neomeeh, bowels aud liver in healthy condition
Iheg are particularly suitabs for chronic and nervous
fsaases. Evsry iamtIy and every soldier should
heeP asaPPly OF thsae Pls as many diseases Ob.
vtAesd bl toslr use, They uAiid and safb nedi
etne and can be taken At any 6mo witAont danger Of
taking cold
sold y esl drue4ess. or sent 70 Az part o. Fsoept
ol eWsney nVa oeAtS and Aaped daVelopa addfe0n-
'ed Df. SfBlokLAr@D. east FouftR street. onsinaa
q. eAie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
SUPPORT TIE wIER OF HIS BOSOM

Its ths hand OF the pE0VideRt thsr, reaching
forth nom the aravo. snd still nourishng his oSprRs,
and keeping ssgsthsT the hmilJ. BY Il, the MSAfnl
sen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
LOOKS THE DANGER IN rHE FACE

Phat ho nAF gEapple Witk It ne Wsss man, tat be
may study rs nAtRre and pahlate is ehroatenaR fhS
asASs Of PAllsson are &C hand 81 easy Assssa q ALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07

AssDFs.'
Casa saA ~ as Sssh Hsss9.; sAs0O g
,,,.ss cSIlsssr.s s,s,.. rs: iTI =.
.,s.s. sssas' ~: W.; ss.ss s.
u.,so,, sosEs: a. W. asls.A =
Cen Gs9'FSi i.;Iese 4 sa7S =
n s,hSs prspssN sftss ssaPsss.-...-.. .Asss 10
Tsaal Marst vslus. .IsS e
LfABtLTTTRs tnate9a
a-SeIoea -Sssee IA - =
.Seoe ~ - I7lF elj
ssI1igs is:ass IySER 5Ds az. az. 9
ens A1aat 81 llylIn
An 1905 uuu flntn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
"A SAFE From TIE PANes SE WANT,

Would thsss ohildPaA have comfortable heEaa, and
the means Of sdncAnoni Would khiS wife be indSpea-
dent Of the cold charities Of the woEldf Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided forf Would my
estate pay M dsbtSf Would there be Baorinae Of
property by forced sales Of administrator 70 meet
the demands Of creditors made When the market
tends downward and falr pross cannot be roaiasd1'
How NV oan answer these question 70 THAR satsfha,
toni They fear 70 ask thsm and cherish ehs kaltet
bat ehpy have long lease On hfs THIS is beth foOi
iSh and nASsvArdy. Tes brAvs nan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-07
CLOTHTNG EMPORIUM

No. SO2. THIRD STREET. DAYTON, oHIe,
uAVE made formidable stack on high Pnioas
III and cut them od entirely.
Notwithstanding the depressed condition Of the
country, they are receiving the largeat Stock Of
CLOTHS, oAssIdERRs, vRsTIHos,
GENTS FuRNIsHINs GOODS,
OF the latest Styles, and Patterns
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
COLLARS. DRAW Eks, NECK TIES, Ac..
Ever before offered TO the pubic. Their stock Of
READY MADE --CLOTH1Ma
Es aud laahionAble and are offered unnsaaly low
FOR CASH.
The public are invited 70 call and examine e tAsy
have axtra nieo goods, and oner big indaoauaonts :
R0ITd KkOPP,
aul9n No. s02, THIRD ettset
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30
LOW-Priced Collections

OF BEAUTIFUL MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
Inc Home Circle; A collection of Marches Pol
E Sas, Mal1zes' Schottshes Hedowas. Qua,lrilles.
Contra Dances, Four Hand Pieces. Piano Ge,ns
v"s.. each BIDS. -, cloth 81, IS. full pitt a0a
me SILVER Chord; \ collection Of Songs. Bal.
lads. Quariets. Duets, &C., with Piano accomna.
nlment BIDS g, ca, cloth. FPS, cloth. full aiiip :
:, ne shower OF Pearls A collection Of choice
20 oe =, - pn 1l VIII Piano accompaniment Bds.
operate Pearls A collection of Songs pnets
p psa n rlos' comprising the Vocal Beauties Of the
% ses e oIbeta "a ~ with Piano Accompaniment BIDS
n, rarlor Companion; A collection Of SONGS
for ,he p;,ao Marches, Dances &C. Arranged
., MOVES Drawing Room Dances: Containing al,
Fancy Dances, &c, with figures and calls for .,s
changes Arranged for the P;meofare 's Il io - 'ae
ana fiano, by 5. Winner so e's 'of 'ionn
;s r;u'e ana Piano Duets by S. Winner so H.,
,ens Farewell Album, So ju,I;n nreri Io Jul
ne Million 80 Sent BY mail nost n.;1 %'s,e ,or
e,p. OF Prize OLIVER DIrSOSS Ra, m on p, re-
sners' ~ Washington street. Bos,an w. i'uo-
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Erie Railway.
"a ~ !

$500 S2uI--1y
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route to New York, Boston, Philadelrhia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
IL Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West via the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
amanca on the arrival Of trains via the New Brosd
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, o., giving passengers the advantage
from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland ",
of Six Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
without change, in wide, roomy, palace ears d.
rect to New York. A perfection attained by no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points East and West, our facilities are
unriyaled. Forming close and reliable connection
at Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
Al Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, BY which ronte there =
40 transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New ! ork daily for
III points in the West, making as quick time ana
Is low rates as by any other route. .--,
For freight or passage apply af al tne pnncp0
Offices in the West, and ct 81 Clark street, Chica-
%. go Broadway, New York, and % South-St.,
r. r. New York. Is State street, Boston:
CHAS. MINOT, Gen'l Sup.t
ES. SPENCER, west'n Ag't.
n " RlAycHARp, Genl Freight Agent.
W. r. BAEn, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30


1t is admitted by all physicians that the grand
secret of health and long life hes in keeping the
blood and various fluids ofthe body in high de-
gree of fuidity. When you feel continued pain
IN the head or bowels, or any other parts of the
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
needing may give momentary ease, because the
blood left will have more ROOM But as the body
- ~ade from the blood and sustained by the
D'oou "a waste our blood is to waste our life, and
YIN our co-stitution. But Brandreth's Pills re-
,e've the eircuhsen as readily As bleeding by on
y taking away wha,,t can well snore. and ra.y
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

nNAND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 10th 1868,
~ and until further notice trains will leave
DAY export daily, Sundays excepted) as follows :;
I'd Night expires ......;...,,,.. - ~ r. y y,
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted)
as follows:
lst Ni6ht express al ......-.7 90 y.
I'd Daily express and mail train - 10 =. NJ
ton at Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
ian Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, For
WAYNE and Chicago Railroads to and from De
troii Toledo, Columbus Iieysand I'm s1nc'nnaa
nv. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions as TO teh destination
Of their baggage, also TO procure tickets before
,at;ng their seats in the cars, as the conductors
collect fares ONLY to the stations on the line Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad:
Nov. 10 '64. j. +. TRACY, Sup't