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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

NEW 1ORk, Ecu U.
The steamer Columbia brings no d.tes
VI the Both.
Politics were ct . fro heat. 1t was
thought that John Michael Hasn had the
inside track Tor the Governorship. Dis.
trict Attorney Wattlcs was also promi.
nently mentioned. I. j. Earhardt vas
mentioned for Attorney General, and Rot,.
Montgomery for Treasurer.
Paymssser Lawrence had been robbed OF
S35, 1000, which was abstracted from q
safe.
The Columbia brings Havana dates o,
tho I'd.
Vera Cruz advices were to the 2lst oil
JAM, and the City Of Mexico to the 1871
Report says the latter had been occupied
by the French, bat Socedad denies il.
There had been few ekirmishes
tbroug hcut Mexico, but no import ant fight
ing.
The occupation OF Yandalajara and Agna,
CoIintS BY the French 10 confirmed.
The news from st. Domingo reports %
attack on Spanish supply steamer, and
several ,ttempts to recover the town o
San Oristodsla, twelve miles from the Cap
ital.
A council Of Generals was held at Ia
vans on the Both, 1t which Gen. Vergu.
stated that nothing could be done in St.
Domingo without 1000 more troops, end
that even when the rebellion was put dowr
rs 900 must retain their two years.
Gen. Vergus 10 Commanding General Il
st. Domingo.
II was stated BY others that over eli
million dollars had boon spent from Cab,
alone.
There are over 5000 sick now in the
hospitals Of St. Domingo. Porto Rico and
Cuba.
1t is also reported that no more men OF
equipments can be spared from Ouba, and
It WAS determined to memorialixe th.
crown to abandon the island Of St. Do
mingo.
The steamer Oaba, from Vera Crus, had
brought largo quantity Of arms for til.
French, but finally delivered them to tn.
rebel agent at Havana, and an attemp,
would probably be made to run the block
ade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

A private letter lson OharIosfls . ~. !,
Florids, says:
" a number Of troops - C. wood.
befy had arrived &C r. Sliinla. 4hs;. ~ -
lsce being to cut OF the large oupelies e
~s Iss' .ne .e = ere ts.i.g frea Florida,
NJ ws'su ~ - she rase g leOO pse week.-
Ies expedition e estds1 ~ nlese. Orsse.
wno wss : oomais6afy - - uslosd Steose
'sfe! during the wae = rlsstda, sn6 No
r:sided eAess until The rsbsllioa beuke oet.
when 10 ~ oblieed 70 leave O eecornt
Of bic Unies seasinents.
Aees. Oeeoo soys 10 lnteods q t.ka
peeeecesuo os Fort Meyess, % The Caloo1a
ssGnse ftvsfs aad make e : fallyiae 49,
sor ustea -, = veil = ! eood - q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

New YosK, Feb. 8.
The report that circulated to-day That
Mobile was taken with 10000 bale. Of
cotton. ETC., was lie, to effect the gold
market.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
pr. NsCeef,s
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Great External Remedy.

ror nasumdtisn., Gonf, Neuralgia, Lumbaao. St;f
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BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES. I'll.
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Over four husdred voluntary testimonials to
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Caution.
TO avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
Likcness Of DR.. StsIhen Sweet on every IL bel
and also "Stephen Sweets Infallible Imminent
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Sole PROPRIETOR. Norwich, e..
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
DIR. g. w. RoBACK.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba g. Swedish Brandies,
= C. A. COOK, Chicago, GenI ACT.
Sold a& Wholesale In Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER, and all Druggists.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied By
Az CROSKEY, and O. II. BECKwITH, Chicago.
Sold in Davenport by F. Jscoby, Jr., 4. 8. Bal
lord, Stevenson h Uarnahan, !. J. Wells g
3chiegei, Ditzen 4 Koch and Nj. kSsaAS.
Sold at wholesale by Beiderbecke i MILLER and
F. Rstdewig my2S d&w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
VERMONT GENITAL
AND
THE GRAND TRUNK. }

Fare alsA.
Buffalo and New York.
Fare 4. n a
Passengers get fail benefit u he absvs y -.
chasing tickets ct the 'sfsa
Grand Trunk Ticket Omno onlv.
50 Dearborn Street. Ohiseeo. #F ~
% Clark Street, ChisaeD.
~ Nain Street, Mllvnseee.
st. wEBST1R, Wsss'n ~ y. f.x
81: hibBAKD. Mssth Aet. " 0Satsal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

New YoRK, Feb. 6.
The steamer Golden Ago sailed from
Pansms, January 4, for San Francisco.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
Attention Soldiers. am6
Friends Of Soldiers.

We call thssttention Of Ill hSving relations a
friends in the army to the fact thai "HOOH
LANDS German Bittcrs" viii cure nine. I an hs
Of the diseases induced by expssure and priva-
tions incident to camp life. In the Inst nuh
lished almost daily in The newspapers, on the a.
large proportion arc suffering from debility.
Every case OF that kind can be readily cured s.
Hood snd's Ger man Bitters. Diseases resuitine
disorders Of the digestive organs are speedily r..
moved. We have no hesitation in stating thai.
If these Bitters were freely used among our rol,
diers, hundreds OF lives might be saved thst 9TH.
erwise WILDE lost,
We cali particular attention 10 ths fellowin,
remarkable and we'll authenticated cure Of ono #
the nations heroes, whose life, to use his 49,,
language, "has been saved BY the Bitters.'
PHILADELPHIA. August 18d, 1868.
AsssTs: Jc"ss & Eeans We'll, gentleman yous
Hoo6and's German Bitters has saved nv iSe.
There 10 no mistake Ia this. II 10 vouchod for ~
numbsrs Of my coafadss, some OF who's names
ere appended, end who were fully eoeuissnt of all
the circanstaaess Of my case. am. and have
been for the last four ysass, : member Of 6her-
MACS celebrated battery and under the immedi.
ste eenmsad Of Capt. <. ,. Ayrs:. Through the
was attacked in November last with inlsmma ton
Of the lungs, and Was for scventy-two days in ~
hospital. This was followed BY great debility.
heightened BY IN attack Of dysentery. II vas thcn
renewed from the White House. and sent % this
iety on board Of steamer Estate Of Maine" from
time have been about - low - any one ceold
bs and still retain spark Of vitality. For
week Or more I was scarcely able 70 swallow anv-
thing, and II Odd force nossel dows, Il w. Il
nsdiatsly thrown up aeaia.
Lss.d not :. .s ZEE &c. q :..ss %
stances ard sseosdingly the physisiaas Who had
heen vofking faithfully, though unuoeear.,ilIv n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
~ !. e.. " A K e 4 N ri R
uANUHACrUDDB AND
Wholesale 4 RETAIL
ID n a Il n IA
LvOOTS .1.VcD SHOES.
raseleulaf attention paid TO custom work Of oil
6aas.
No. - BRADY ST..
anxf D00H ADevB FnD Poes oDvIus,
DAVANfUkT, -.-.. ...~-......s. 49, Iowa.
ny17
THOMPSON Il HILL.
PROPnIuf0Rs OF fnR
SECOND ST. LIVERY STABLE,

tAO. oe, SsfWbnN nam HAARB0N,
New Horses, New Harnesses.
New 911ge1e0. /.
N~ The PROPRIETORS Of this
= - long esteblishsd and populas
Stable take pleasure In an
-, nonneins % their pstsons and
t,e pcenc generally that they have lost r.
pae@ashed their stables. and nov heve the
Finest Stock e Qarrinaoa. pagsiaa.
Carriage Z Sod1le Hersec
70 b found IN the city, 70 which they invite ~
Pesiai aete.tten. They defy competition In thIs
libesal patrooaee.
hosess bsught cold and boarded on reasonable
tastienIee ateaa1isa paid to calls - fnnssuls.
49, occasions ws shall charge, for easrioge
80 esaves, oot v1.O0s je1-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

MEDICAL.
n OF AALCOaO tic
= nssnIs esas1snAszs
t.RGRT.GAAE EITKssC5
- p Nre TeMtc.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
01R M AN 13lTTUEz -,
DR.. g. n JACKSON. Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL SPIRITUALLY CUaB
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUN DICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, and al aisea4es
airing from, q disorde,ed
Liver or Stomach.
such ~
Constipation, In.
ward Piles, Fulness or
btsod 70 the head, acidity TO
the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
10 the Stom aeh, Sc, -Iructat lions, sink
Ing or Fu'te.ing = toe III q stsa ach,
Swimming Of the Head n urried and DifRcuit
Fiuttering Of the Heart, Choking OF SuGocat-
ing Scr sations when in q lying posture, Dimnsss
OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the signt Fever
and bull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Per
spiration, Ysllownsss Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain In the Side, Back Chest, Limbs.
So, Sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning In the Flesh,3
Constant lmaginings
Of Evil and graf
Depression Of.
Spirits
and will positively prevent YELLOW FEW ER,
BILLlOUS FEVER. &C.
No Alcohol. or Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
nlnety-nine cases out Of hundred.
Do You WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTH
DO YoT WANT A GOOD APPETITE
Do YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR con.
STITUTlON
DO you WANT TO FEEL WELL
Do YOU WANT TO GET RID or NERVOUS
DO you WANT ENERGY,
Do YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
Do YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEELlNGf
lIf you do, use
aO0NaDslrS German Nit erH
From Rev. J. Newton brown, d. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.
| Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent edicines in general, through disirust Of
their ingredients and effects; yet know Of No
| sufficient reasons why man may not testify y
what he believes himself to have Tece ~ 3com
any simple preparation, in the hope Nj
thus contribute 10 the benefit of othe 6.
do this more readily in regard to ..uviia a.
German Bitters, prepared by Or GIN. Sack son of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years, under the Impression that they
were chiefly IN alcoholic mixture. am indie ted
to my friend iic bert Shoemaker Esq, for the re-
Doval Of this prejudice by proper tests, and for
encouragement TO try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use OF
three bottles of these bitters at the beginning o.
the present year. WAS followed by evident relief
and restoration to a degree Of bodily and mental
| vigor which had not felt Tor six menths before
and had almost despaired Of regaining / there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me 10
the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
| paILADRI PhlA June 23d 1Sf1..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

$50 ", n 10osaso, ~ s
+ n seeoenes Wa6Assetso Issise esrivee
tose evouloe 1rou NoW6ssn With 4iepatsh-
o. feuu de-. Better, cod By neS 10 70
ce.vea The following highly istssesting IN
eellieesee lrom The Associated Psess:
o. the noruing Of che LEI iset., be6ore
The break q day, sessistisg d Pesk's d.
vision. and Hopes Brigade iron Lees ar
~. nsde an assault on the outpost Of
Bstchsllor's Greek, 8 miles from Newbern,
which, after desperate struggle they cor.
ried, capturing 20 Of our men and ohicere.
One company Of The "a n. Q. white voluo-
teers Of Rosest's ceu0sDd, with section
Of Argill's battery and detacbmeots Of 9th
ere, 600 in Ill, ere reported 70 b 10 pos
session Of the block house. . miles from
Newbern, surrounded BY the enemy, but
holding their ground against vsstly sspe-
rior numbers. They will, IL 10 stated, be
able TO hold out Tor several days. A force
Of oar cavsiry started out this .. %. TO
their relief, but were repuIsed 10 sight OF
the tort and driven back.
The rebels are 10 sight Of the city, end
can be seen from Fort Totten maneuver,ug
their roops. Our forces are resting on
their arms day aud night, for the assault
On the city.
The Ere companies, together with the
white and black citiseus, are also under
arms, awaiting the approach Of the rebels.
Fort CASTOR, on the ssnth side Oi the riv
or Trent still holde out msniully. The reb-
els have established . picket station st the
poor house, within rife shot Of Fort Tot.
ten, and within hsiIing distance Of the city.
This morning 1t 3 o'clock, Tuesday, the
| ID instant, the Ienemy in bsrges boarded
the gunhost Underwater, which covered
portion OF our notifications between Fort
Anderson and Fort Stevens, and after .
terrible struggle che Was captured, With
her officers and . large number Of her
crew. Fortunately, the Underwater vas
hard aground, and this alone saved her
from being carried Oh by rebels. The
rebels who boarded her consisted OF sOme
$50 otlic ,rs and sailors from Savannah, Ga,
from whence they brought their barges BY
railroad, the rebels being unable to move
the Underwater from her position, set he'
on ire, snd the flames communicating Il
Der magasine, she blew into fragments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08
LAr4R.

NswsERNE, Thursday, Feb. 2-Nsarly
two.t thirds Of the crew Of the Underwater
are safe. Acting Msster Alien and all the
officer. OF the vessel, except the Sd Assist
ant Engineer Allen are captured.
1t is reported the rebels are moving ON
to Washington and Plymouth, and that
they are receiving large reiDiorcements.
All are confident that the rebels will 1t
tempt desperate assault on Newborn to.
night.
LATEeT.
Tuesday, p. M.-Newport is In posses.
sion Of the rebels, which cute of our com.
nunicstioa with Beaufort. This also gives
the rebels command Of the approaches to
Newbern BY the Neuse river. Should they
choose 10 fortiiy its banks, the impression
is, that Newbern will stand long siege.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-08

- M ths aenotuGo q o. n. Jsshson . = |
the vnopes.
Psleo - De1aloSG ssDes, - half don lseeoa
6hsa4 yoas nsossoe dg10gioe - hese the =.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07
OFFICE AaSr ClornISe AND E,ouIrAek.

OFFICE Aayr CLoruISe AND EQuIPAGI. I e
Tvyr,ru AID CfRaRD SIS, PHILADELPHIA Dee. iSei =
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- thi, Once until l. O'Clock m. on RDAY the 10th
n.,.n, for supplying the ScbuyEi Arsenal with the follow
- ~ t0sfirAL TENTS AND FLIES. Army Standard. The
ens 10 be made inch Cotton Duck 10 weigh l. ounces
20 ths linear yard The F-s TO be made Of f<nch Cotton
Duck TO weigh 10 ounces to tho linear yard m
sUELTFE TENTS, Army standard To be rrsds OF
Cotton Dgct 90 WIDE 20 weigh ounces % the linear
yard. 4,
the speeeaions adopted by the orae'mss'ers Depart
inont. d, So
Esch bid NUT, be guaranteed By two re,pon'bie person'
who's, xsnsiues must be- appended 70 the guarsnter, and
oetisd TO- a. beng good snd sufficient security scf tie
amour, involved by public iunconary oil tho United
Ststes -, o., a,
Bid. from elsur CONTRACTOR and those that do not fully
oon DIV With this mrni OF hs refinement viii ~.
be cona,irxed-
BAns for proposal. embracing the terms o. one
guarantee required in each bid be had on 81 ms
oics and othsrs which do not embrace TINS
will oc ed viii any proposa %" cons.defd
which does strictly conform to tho requirements theieH
stated ,.,,- n -. LII =,
be bd lna tho number and qasntiy o. each kind o.
article proposed 10 ne delivored c,. -
Prooosss must b. ndorsed Prnposa for Army supplies
s.,lng on tho envelope the Article bid to. , ,,,o
Col Quutsrmas.e,s Depsrtrusut.
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Financial.
DRESIDENT
i PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT. yENhNGO COUNTY, PENN.


PEIROIEIM COMtANN,
PRESIDENT yENhNGO COUNTY, PENN.
OFFICERS:
President-AMORY EDWARDS, ESQ New York
Treasurer-L. u. SIMPSON. ESQ, New.fors.
SecIe,ary-J. EDWIN CONANT ESQ. New'York
General Resident Supe-iutendent-JOiiN NJ CLAPP esq
Counse--Messrs. PLATr. GERARD BUCKLEY, New
NorA. DIRECTORS:
AMORY EDWARDS. ESQ, New York.
EBEN h. CRoCKFR, esq of Croker Warren. New N9it'
FLETCHER wEsTHAY, esq, OF Westl,y. Gibbs Hard
castle, New-Gofk
J. Nj. CLAP. esq President, Venango County, Penn
L. II SIMPSON. esq. of L. II. Simpson Co.. New OH
Its lands put into the Company at the low
price OF One Hundred Dollars per Acre-the lowest e'''
known for oil bearing territory; aud forms its MN mn
IN SHARES OF $40 EACH. PAR NAlui,-SObSOtii
TON PRICE, 50 PER ShAkE
Being g. a payment for l5 share No further call OF s
sessnent 70 be made. - $50
10000 SHARES. or SI00,00O, RESEhNLD fOj'
WORKING CAPlIAL
THESE LANDS or. located the Allegheny hiYed nni
on leu.!ock PorcBpue aud McCrea Creek, MAh!NG Az
OIL BORING TERRITORY OF OVER TEN AND IiAl-f
MILES IN EXTENT.
Subscripobook maps and ell other information can De
obtained al the Office of the Subscription Agents
l.. II. SIMPSON & Co.
No. "a CEDAR.ST NETWORK.
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Marbinern.
TURBINE WAIEl.
WHEELS

DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
IL WHEELS.
Comp-,.n. employed 20 uir''re streams maze
rsnr and PIT IN fumes wheels and sr-fins
TALBOT & UEDERHILL. 10 BIO away New orf
TWO ENGINES FOR SALE. NEW and
SECOND UAND.-Cylirlnrs leAsA Csn 10 q.
kipe Sors Nos 40 We-ts,. and 20 Wsa ond
ST.. by JOHN STUART, DSser In Ninefy. 10 boad"sy.
EOR SALE-An s-hOrcpo~er Horizontal
l. ENGINE inch cylinder. isin-h sirolei with i2horse
rovrr Tuh,r Roll IN .hsbny sli betting complete; and
fIVE.YEARS LEASE OF FAiTOtf Nt'LDlNG. stores
hih by So rear of No. 81 h.ss Thin ylecond at Ia
ayire OF STILWELL 4 SWAIN No. II Chaabsss..
|CAW-MII FOR SALE.--Oue large Donbie-
- Gsns SAW Mn.L and ore 'i-'o'lr SAW VIII. BON
Bothisrs aud OF the best marfii sui wofknanahp
H0YI SPRiCJEs L Co,
Ne if,i. oia:-i &. !.
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CuI.Y QuARrEHNAsrERs OrYIcs,
No 49, GIN ennsii, Ohio. Nov 70, Isbt. !
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED By THE IN

CuiKy QuaErEHNAsrER's orrcS.
No i5l Cin.inns Ohio. Nov. ~, Iso4.
PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED BY THE UN'
i DERsIGNED Until TUESDAY, December 10, 1854. a
u o'clock n for furnishing ;h' Department 10y contact
with
Camp Colors for Infantry Army STANDARD.
Hospital Tent Poes. aets Army STANDARD.
Wall Ten, Poles. sets. Army Standard.
HospihlTeu Pirs large. Army STANDARD
Hospital Ten, Pins smell. Army STANDARD.
Wall Ten, Pins large, Army STANDARD
Wal Tent Pins small, Amy STANDARD.
Company Order Books. Amy STANDARD.
Company Clothing Accom-, Books, Army STANDARD.
COMPANY Descriptive Account books, Army Standard
Compapy Morning Repor, Book, Army STANDARD.
Poe. Order Books Army STANDARD.
Poe. Morniny Report Books. Army Standard.
Pos, Letter Books, Army standard.
Post Guard Kspor, Books. Army STANDARD.
ResmeniaI General Order BOOK, Arnv sisni,rd.
Resmeulal Letter Books Army STANDARD.
R,smeEt4i Descriptive Books, Army STANDARD.
Eesm.n:Al Index Boob, army s,andaid
Samples % the standard articles m,y be Il; the Office
Cloth irg snd Equpsss in this city
house this city ia good will IN. of '
party umishks The AND and qusaiy oil goods distinctly
marked on can article aid ps,k,ss. u, ..
Parties osrnr good, must distinctly state In theiS bds a
1uanti'y they sopo.e 10 furnish the pfce aud TIN. OF de
livery.
20 spond proposals and the parties thereto must
the a0Dd .sa be- every respect equal q
Amy s,sd nd orrw te proposal Will be considered
q-srsn,y Sizard 10y two responsible persons must
company each bid ssnteens that the bidder VIII supply s
article awardsd to bun anas "a. Pf9po. n 1926. - :,
O'Clock IN, ias oicc. aud bidders requested to be
present. ,, . 49,. ,
erencr will DO given bidders agreeing complete hnr de-
yeres vii ha three month, from date Of
Bonds will DO required That tho contract VII be faithfully
fulfilled 49,
Blank OF Propo'a', Contracts and Bonds may b.
s rrt to reiec, any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
lnor enysops r,9po.' Tor here M, nssr u, H,M q The
Chief QusrtefmASer Cincinnati Depot.
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DfsDER, You can gain 50 PER CENT on
III al ven MONEY u tor moaihs. Insfuet,ons, ~
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fnrniinrf

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
l,a,r,.A Also solid Cnssnnt aDd W alnnt
Chamber 5uii.s plain aud ornamental, u w. fAhhiNo-
TONS. sd9 Csnplst opposi'e "oo''s'. L.'aVnNso e.
IINAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
II ~. hest assortment OF ENAMELED FURNITURE III
~ iars and styles Walnut and Chestnut PLAN and Oh
m, NAL in sui,es Wholesale and Retail, Also Nhte.'es
III Psliassss. WARREN WARD, No. ~ eans'-
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PguApgIpnIA AND READING RAiLEoAp 20,
OrYIcE 10 SorTH tOURrH ST, PHILAphLran.i
OUIDEYD NOTICE.-The Transfer BOOK
OrYoE OF INF MARrposA CoxrANY'}
No. - W all-st.. NewioTh.
HrOTICF is HEREBY GIVEN that, at the

IN drswinr this day made Of twenty-five Of the tIst
Motyss Bods Of the Company oF redemption the following
bonds numbered 80 1i6 l4 2i2. 2Y 3s gro +' 40 49,
sos 62 7sS 55L 765 S42. GA 9i5. 900 LOO lba. l2ll
3tIS-e 33 we-e dTawr by lot and that the same vill
be paid in .od presentation 10 the oce OF the Company
on MONDAY the I'd day OF January next the hrsi day OF ne
month being Sunday The bonds drawn must be presented
soy psynen within ten days the first day Of January next
user pery Of the forfeiture the right o: redemption under
this drawn. dated SIT De-.r.Der, lBs4
VIZ By order OF the Board, W. TITUS Secretary.