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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-19
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IL RESTORE THE SICK 70 HEALTH.
I tin'd must DC pn:4aea, aa4 Il medicines
re useless witch to uc; pp,ses, Tie qualii, .
Stimulating ile Blood 10 discharge j. i,prn.i.i,>
nio ;he bowels, HRAvJ,ENru's l'.:ls possess th,
quality in high degree. aud should be il every
'4mniF. fa.Y are ciaillv use!Gl tor Children and
rirlts: adapted t, bo-h > ks. and ,r, - inno-
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l7es s.e NEST ne:.i ct success f. taat tho
are tie great teiaacc i'm .is.f ness rad trnSi |
Te"r seHe'oie lie'aay be long spaced % prepai,
- excellent menc ipr The use II lean.
is>e sem. tH''N of'F to'eos mir 3v tie gross.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-19
Groceries, Flcur l. Feed Store,

I'HE UNDERSIGNED RESPEs FULLY ~
l. FORMS tie citizens II Scott and adjoining
Counties that H. vii c"u~tau s keep IN his Nav
Store. c0lncfr' Second aul Scott siitaefS good
ertaeul # Giue'iie>. Flour aaf eel. wilc.i
he Vii always -cl II the ip,ees. s.irtst pr.ee
Highest price paid Tor GlE produce. Goods
delivered free OF charr" IN city !is,ii-.
Oct. ls-dkwlv SAM.i. {. YOUNG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-19
lcorrespoudetc Nexayotk- .ssrald.
Plots nXltn the North Ira
2.a0p.sslsn
TORnNIo. G. " .Lilx =

JoRoNTo. {. 8. july :. 81
Facts have cone to my knowledge which
place 1t beyond dispute that 40 olSpilacy
however base, against the United States
Government f,l> to receive count ance
and support and material aid from the h au
ing men of The Provinc. have been in
formed that at this moment Il new plot an
proachc> maturity, winch ha- Tor its object
the release OF the rebel prisoners at John.
sons l>la I'd and the destruction OF Fort Nj
agra, and know that large sums hay,
been subscribed by leading foronton;ans.
and the services OF ,vcry rowdv in th ,,ty
have been engaged. I do hope that Mr..
Stanton will give his attention to this sub
J ct, AID that the desperate and un,aw.n,
attempt ol these nen.rai lnaiau,!vrs Wi, be
"ited. The plar most popular among tiesc
NagabondS aud whoa, | am told Las been
aS'.ed upon. Is that on given night to be
UNDERSTOOD between the prisoners and the
haiau%,.S, the buildings are to be fired.
a d'ie mi ncrs. being iusni he'll with am,
oy the Canal ans, are t. inaSSacrc the
s"''" ahi We officers oi the garrison, ana
,1ei c>'a" N boats to the land of NEURAL
Johnny Bull
! Know OF my own knowledge that an Of
"N' ~ '"c '>o"snctn amy. from Virginia,
s's' 'hi"dSa Mes Ola. ~, other nj ces
ut taa opening OF the campaign, uouo,.e>s
ndi E the treVsonabIc information /, n /.
en- my upon which they are now actin
aad | know that the same vaitor daily -,
.efves lots OF lcttcs> with New York and
batim"re Po,tmTks, and which mean
something. and som thing no. favorable TO.
our gvernn'n.. Ny advice to the author
it!cS a. Washington is that they look wen
alter the vessels owned in the tni,r,l States
which are in tnc Ink trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-19
An Imperial Grown


mere i@''h't. Lst tie cr,sen 9, deaArg. con
,c.ei a., t,o hotd vfici ha- neglected l., c,4.
elis'i, ar the ..i., rebae ot its nntixs l.re IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-19

,ort TO Washington. prcfcrring to drive
them. NzSc1,tae .hurnai 80 .---
:. IurogrAxr Damn NoDifiEp- ny an or
der from Washington. is>he1 scverN weeks
since, all OF the public .ltois in the State
scre wi,hd avn iroih entry. IN ccmpti'p 2.
.;clcc,oti AZ ilpmcslcals The Fort U~.Ga
itp45tiean informs us That, II The ea'ne I
solicitation If the Representative IN Con
gress from the 9Th District, the Department
At Washington has removed the {. >tric-
ION. ami ln,dirie.t the os,icr - tr a{it re-.
IT, to actual settlers. whether selections
re made ny presumption Or home tead -
lulgc Hubbard whites 10 tho REGISTER Of
he Kot Urige Land eli;'a as i,llovs. let
II that y mt homrstcad- 70 and tykl lkesp.
snl ihcs may depend upon the eatirc dele
.'tian IN Cnugre- - make thtlu scaue.--
.,e can procure almost any legislation that
lay be >~ary ier the secuiiv o.. the ac-
ual settlers
:. LA abnssgfa4ts-.st"ll.l be generally
1 NOM for tlMrcS3re ll&litiplictl thou Satlfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-19
The BARRIERS Of 1dbuqte have resolved

- Fe a-o~~'o r 1000 sneep pss,ei eir.sueh
~ peso - loot. >astr.i.y. for .)eifers -
\ 4niv. They were b"ught,in Knox ana
Mhland counties, Ohio, aud shipped by
abroad to Rock Island The owners re-.
fused to pay sls PER car load from Daven-
,ort to Washington. prcfcrrTg to drive
them. Nqscqttae .huraai. 20 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06
TOTICE.-DRs, S1GEsMoND Il HAYWARD

NOTICE.-DRs, SIGEsMoND Il HAYWARD,
~ would most respectfully inform the oiti~
zens Of Alexandria and vicinity that owing TO
me pressure Of business at their Dental odlce,
ESQ, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, u.
g., they are compelled &c close their branch
office at I'll, King street, Alexandra, as they
are unable to devote any Of their personal
time at this Office. We would caution all
against any i1nposter claiming to be in any way
connected with our Office, ESQ, Pennsylvania
way responsible for work done out Of our main
otice, and which is the only office where our
new method of inserting Artificial Teeth can
De done feb l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06
,o,;5a,t lincoln AMI the Emancipation 1Toc-
lauaa5iou.
rTcrER FROM OWEN I!OVEJOY.

IETrEE FROM CIV IN l!O fJOl.
a.. R,sfon !1il,evator Of this week pub
,;xh s y letter from the late Owen Love]ay,
oa}ressecl to Vim Lloyd Harrison, under date
- Washington, Feb. %, 1864 Ia this letter
MR. Lo"ei0y lays;
- write von, although Ill health COM 9e's
xoa - do 5 BY the hand Of another. 10 express
=, yi .; = gsaEiiaarioa At The 17.}sl-lonyon nave
.a}5e j. reference to Air, lh:ocoln. an >a5is-
6pa q the old the,loglails used 10 say III le
card TO rhe world that # be is not the hest
conoeiyabe President. he Is the BEST poss1nlF:.
/ have kslovn souls5hlng OF tbs taofs iuside az
ring his administrations, ana / Knew tnat he
has been lust as radical as Any OF nis laoltlet.
And although he does not do everything tha5
YOU Or I would like, the question recars,
" ,eIher it is likely re can elect naai VINO
would, 1t j. evident that the great mass OF
TOonisTs prefer hlyn Tor re eect1on; ana 1t
seems TO ne certain that the providence 81
God, during another term, VIII grlnd slavery
20 Dovcer. / lelieve now that 5Iae president
is no with tbs average OF House,
''Iseoagring TO the President, there are 4
great many reports concerning him which seen
&c be reliable and authentic, which, after
all, are not so. 1t was currently reported
among the anti slavery uen OF Illinois, tnaG
the Emano patton Proclamation Was e1torteei
from him by the outward pressure and partlc-
uarIy by the delegation from the Christian
Convention that met at chicago. Now, the
fact is this, as had it FROM his 0 gn lips: tie
had wrl:ten the proclamation IN the summer,
as early as June think, but will not be Ger
tain as to the precise time, and called his
Cabinet together, and informed them that he
had written it, and he meant to make It; but
wanted to read it to them for any criticism or
remarks as to its features or details. After
having done so, Mr.. Seward suggested whether
it would not be well for him to withhold It's
publication until after we had gained some sac
stantial advantage in the field, as at that time
we had met with ma'4y reyerses, aud 1t might
be considered cry Of despair. He told me
he thought the suggestion a wise one, and 50
held on the Proclamation until after the battle
Of Antietam
Il mention this as sample Of great macy
others"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06

HEIR NETS IS I II IlT: TALA!
r HAVE just received IS doz. liar Net5, III
4 rs cts piece also p dez with DEEDS CT
I'll color&, at 70 cts; all linen HandkeT9hieIs
al 12I cts: also q good stock Of Hosiery and
W hite Gloves, which viii be sold cheap st l31,
King 81. T. oCh W Il ~.
P.S.-A full assortment of Knitting Cotton
;,,-4 ~ooa;,od CElar 1T:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-06

NREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
The uit esq ii / ..t,52t route 20 tI.a = 'ET;..
west and South y est. i>wothrough trains dai:E:
md one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Coy
.rnrreIt rates to al the principal points ii tie
North aud West For tickets and further is-
formation, apply st the office Of the '12+rea;
penns7!Ylni Route" northeast corner Penn
sv1variia avenue and Sixth street, under NJ
tional Hotel Office open from 8. 1n., 30. s +
H.: o., SUNDAYS :. TO =. n.
Washington OF Oily
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
(UP STAIRS

Capital $500. ..... 100000.
ENSURES DWELLINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Barnes Hay, Grain and Live stock therein, against
loss and damage by IRE, for the term Of i've
years.
DIHEcToks-J s Harvey, Frederick BrAggs, c. c. 0ln.
wnn T Gibson, Indianapolis John H. Hutton, Richmond
OsTIcErs-J :. Harvey President; Frederick Brsggs,
Vice PRESIDENT Frederick Braggs, Treasurer; VIM. 7
Gibson, Secretary.
&C. OLlN, General agent.
RErEEEScEs-wm. A. Peelle, TX. Sec. State. Centre
vile: Andrew Wallace ESQ., Merchant, VIM. r Sossinger
Cashier NATL Bank n. A Fletcher, Eco, Merchant
J. T. McDonald Attorney AZ Law, Josiah Locke. ESQ, oi
Locke 4 Bro- & Peek ESQ., President I. X l. Rail
road Co.. annapolis. John Peterson ESQ., stephen p
Virgins, Merchant Richmond; d. Z Williamson. ESQ,
Attorney a. Law Greencssile q. ". Hill Esq, ,Pftsbsro
Harvay d. See ESQ, Tsrre HAuie; n c. Culver. Esq
Tippecsnoe. novs-c3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30

Advertisements published In both the Daily and the
weekly SyxrIxKL win be charged the fun Daily rates,
with half The Weekly rates added.
Ines under will b. charged for each insertion il II
over ten lines, ten cents per line.
Charges will he made for ssrtng the notice. Of the
following 0Tfes- Socefie aud Associations the rates
named, 20 be paid IN advance:
Military Companies, Order # Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Socetiss
each notice exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
Insertion; over eight line, AT this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
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Marriage Notices 20 cents.
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individuals associations, by churches, a the regular
price,.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the bead OF
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Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
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Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
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Daily 81 In the Daily ard Weekly, the same to be- in
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Legal advertisements inserted atthe expen OF the at
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yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKEESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Irdiana State Sentinel
]. N. TILF0RD,
President Indiana polls Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30

A THE AMERICAN DIsPEYsARY WE TREAT BY
n new method. and with tie hsppest results Pro
kdsEs Lferi falling of the womb Jdncerdfion I7cer-
dtion LEch7rrkeq, whifes) Urinary and all other dis
10 which the american Female Is 80 peculjar,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one
the Doctors Female SyfRges This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
ceG. illness cO1af0f, health, DC Sent free on receipt
Of stamp copy of Private Letter Married Ladies
on health, dc The Doctors celebrated Female Pile
fresh from the Dspensary are rery good in simple dis
eases, Irregularities, dc. Price 81, sent by mail
At the ADiericdn DispeRs0Ty also treat scithoas
mercury, and with failing success, TeRerd or
what the quscks call prrat secret diseases yrhis
in all its stages, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure Hydrocee
Crcocee, Varicocee, Carsocee, spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility I'm.
potency, and effects Of sells abuse The last six are
treated Of in private letter, which free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partment IN of the best Hospitals Europe and in
New York City, enables him patients scentifcal
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance eau communicate by Letter
and be treated al their homes In urgent send s.
or SO and receive nooicines.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. 245s
East Washington Street. indianapolis. z. o. Box 1884
apr9-dIy-wl2tl lam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS
4 .7aediCai Report.

Thirty Fine Plates RsyracfnesoJta
Anatong and PAysiology ofMe SesSGl Organs d. a
sfgte II Hspltb Fsld Dise1se
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30


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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30
indianapolis and Madison
A&<A II II R& dDA aD.
1868. - zslsI5 1868.
New Arrange ment To Com nm N
day. Feb.

NcW |.
day. Feb. ,, 1863.
VN"O passenger trains daily Sundays exceptedl be
\ tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at TOO A. NJ
and z. NJ, arrivin son ST IL A. NJ. and sc
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison a A n and 2:40 p. NJ
arriving al indianapolis at II A. ~ and 7.s0 p. NJ.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushyille at P NJ arriv.
Ing az $40 p VI. Beiuninr leave Rushville At NJ
arriving ar Columbus al ll.l5 A. n.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison fOr
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati; and In
dianapoiis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights l. low = by any other route
Shipper and merchants West will find Il to their
est TO ship by this line.
feb2 D. c. BRANHAA. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-30
FRINk-S
T. X G T. l. = | o II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY
n Vegetable, and warranted give satisfaction and
perform A. recommended One trial is worth a volume
of certificates.
Medical Corrector. for Bilious and Liver
Complaints Sick Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia, and
for purifying the blood.
Liver, Catharttc and Auti.BittiOus
Pilis.-wc Offer these Pills and that they
the in and invite tris TO prove the truth OF
assertion
Ague Pills, for the radical cure Of Fever and
Ague A cure j warranted IN all cases
10 cure and Of Dysenery, Dsrrhea,
Cholc or Cboers Norbus- II Is also the best pain killer
Compound Extract Of Arnica, for Rhea-
ratism, Neuralgia Pains, InfamrAtions, dc, &c One
trial will convince the skepca Of the gicz effect
Of this truly great and wonderful preparation
Aromatic ointment, for Cuts, new and old;
Sores BoS Bruises Burns. Frost Bites Sore Nipples
&c. We offer this Of the best Saives use
Parasiau Tooth Liquid, for Nervous
T0Othache Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying the Breath
All ofthe above remedies put up scientih-
csy, and sod wholesale and retail Sorwood's Block
Nos Is and 20 North Illinois street. Indianapolis and by
Druggists and storekeepers everywhere and warranted
TO cure II taken recommended.
The sick and afflicted invited 20 call a. once
Norwooi's Block Consultations free Advice gratis
Medicines warranted and guaranteed. Call and ge
circuar certificates and receive good and honest
treatment
Agents wanted travel everywhere. Satisfactory In
ducemenis offered sPiCER, HESSlSGs co,
povIT-akwly Propretors.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
agricultural Department,
CULTIVATION OF .-yEaErABLEs.

.rf- IL
One Of the grpatest faults IN the cultivation & vese
tables arises from the mistaken opinion entertained
by many persons, that the quantity Of crop Va in.
creased byclosey sowing or planting. Nothing can
be more -esraaeNus than such superstition On tho
contrary both in weight and quality the cron nf all
vegetables to be large the quantity and nature
Of the ground permits, will BE- found to increase in
proportion as sufficient spaces aOrdei for the )per
tillage Of the ground durngis growth ana &for the
admission OF the requisite influence and circulation
light and air.
The greatest impeachment to success in the prouc-
ton Of tine ii want Of due atten-
ton to the proper llaye OF the ground nothing can
superseds the advantages ACQUIRING from deep culture
when the pillow used tho subsoil piw should follow
1t, andtn all land whether heavy or light Except u
subsoil ofpafe grase will be benefttd by it.. When
the spade is used the ground shouia be dag least
sixteen inches deep.
1t is best to SOW and cultivate Ill crops in drills and
rows in preference to bypacast The crop is TILED ut
less expense both Of time and trouble. The hoe,
during the growing season, shohld DO cAa.hully ut
work, and In direct proportion to the complete cHa
cation OF the weeds and to the keeping of the ground
open and loose will be the weight and quality of the
crop.
When this manner of cultivation is pursued no
drought can injure the crops however hot tie rays Of
the sun may be or however long and continuous, for
when the earth is loose and porous tho Of the
sun seem to draw up the moisture from the depths
below to mQsten and snohrish the plant. The heat
OF the suh ON the pantacts like hydraulic apparatus
to bring np by the roots of the pan this wsters from
below. Good drainage is Of equal importance.
The rotation of crops should be attended TO- Ma
nuro should be given to crops above grounl as tho
cabbage, peas, the potato that is not root and
similar vegetables These should be followed by root
crops as carrots, p.rsnips, etc., with less manure
Those who are experienced ctitivators have no
need Of these SUGGESTIONS but who are not so
by direct experiment they satisfied of their value
and truth.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
RECIPES FOR DYEING.

Dark Bro,pa.-Into vessel large enough to con
tain the yarn put whitewalnut bark enough to half
fill Fiji up the vessel with water and boil for IN
hour Take out the bark and put i'm the yarn and
boil. Remove the yarn aud air it, and it not dark
enough dipit in ye, increasing the strength Of the
lya if very dark shade is wanted A reddish brown
may be given by adding handful Of cssmwood tp the
above. -. 49, srr, ..;1 ,..,...g &,
Light Braca.--proceed as for dark brown, using
white-ash bark instead Of walnut and dip the yarn in
strong lye. The yarn it comes ont Of the dye, may
be nearly white but the I've will daren it, aud if one
Immersion Is not enough, dip it. agan-The I've will
wards.
camwood in water sufficient to cover the yarn until
the color is extracted Put in the yarn and boil until
it has taken the color, then remove it, add to the
liquor OF. oil of vtriol and put in the yarn again
and simmer. If not dark enough, add or : OF. of
blue ytrol and simmer until the desired shade is OBJ
'''ns; - - :
B1as-One ounce Of pHlVerizel Indigo dissolved in
6 OF ofoil Of vtriOl makes what the druggists call
su!phate Of Indigo, and what is known to the old
fashioned aYers-as .chymicH IT the Indigo be good
antthe acid be sufficiently strong the solution may
be made in glass bottle. For fear Of failure in both
Of these particulars it is az we'll lobby the Sulphate
of Indigo ready made from, the drug stores For
10 yarn, dissolve To alum in sufficient water to
the yarn, add little Of the Sulphate of indigo
iu the yarn boil for short time and rinse WELL The
depth Of color BE- graduated by using less
Of the Sulphate Of indigo. T. x 81 (. - ~
G,esn;-Prepare . yellow dye Of blackjack bark,
directed above add gradually the Sulphate of In
dgo, until the proper shade Of is produced put
in the yarn, stir we'll and let it bill. ,--t,, "
Lilac or Pu'ple-For each pound of yarn dissolve
e h. Of alum in. sufficient water, and simmer the
yarn for 2 or 8 hours. Make a dye of Il h. Mica
rauga wood for each b. of yarn by boiling out the
wood in sufficient water. Put the yarn from the Ill
um water into this dye and boil from 10 20 minutes
remove and drain it, dip in strong lye and rinse in
cold water.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

Oysters, poultry, game, steaks, chops,
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desired style: Fine pastries always on
hand fresh.
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