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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

These Bittcrs prepared, in pure bourbon
whisky. from combination If over - different
kinds 81 roots, barAs and herbs which ac in per
feet concert one with the other prepared from the
original formula gigen hv the great ehe. Red
jacket, to DR.. Chapin. ,vlie used them successfully
III his practice fer many wears. and by their use
gained 50 great apopuafiis in the cure old spcp
STA. Liver Complaint, Constipation. SICK and Ner
yons headache ..s,r and icue, and aild -eases
arising from torpid liver OF Indigestion. Persons
suffering from ,lther Of shc>e !c.thsomc diseases
will ind cure hy the Use Of these Hii,ers,
which are perfect, pure and free from all those
drugs and peiSrns USUALLY pat mp in such Iirepar
n'icus. aud ran.d oiion nj nn@uspeci III public.
One trial will cony nee ,he most shep'ietl that IN
Red Jacket Is siflure which none o'hct possess.
They strengthen aud my 9orate tie y stem.
They are nnequalcd for general debility.
They are u sure cure for dyspepsia.
They gse good aud healthy appetite.
They assist digestion
The, are he best stimnlent in c.stencc.
They are 4 preventive of fever and ague.
They relieve coEsti patton.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly puse aud paal able.
Aged person and delicate females will fine they
Can save large doctor bills hv hse oitiiesn Btters
Beware % counterfcits Red jacket Bittcrs are
onls sold IN bottles with oar naine blown on the
sihp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
= = - Uit -
aE sbEg1aE "a. Esiss.kEE:.
Democratic State TicE.i.

For secretarv Of State.
). II. WALLACE, Of IdscaliAe county.
For State Treasurer.
JOHN Il. LASH. Of Henry county.
For Attorney General.
CHAS. " DUNBAR. Jackson county.
For Auditor 81 state.
+. c. HENDEa>HDTT. of Iowa countr.
For Register Of state Land ciiice,
B.. IiOIBsDDn. OF Aon"at county.
For judge nf the ;,irIeinr Court,
THOS. W. MI AiiDl,, Of Dubuque county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

Eastward. TAf.c passenger trains from
SJ-tic@,o daily via Michigan Central Railroad,
n..n. oa-e connections nj DeL.i, morning.
noon end evening, with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
u.S.7-30 LOAN

The Secretary os the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treas
ury Notes, payable three years frcln August 18th
1854, witt. semi-annual interest at the rate of sev
en- aud three t@nths per cent. per .nnum, -prin
cipal ana interes both 10 be paid in lawful money
These notes will be convertible at the option of
the holder at maturity, into ak per cent. gold
bearing bonds pay ,ble not less than five nor
more than twenty years from their date, the
Government ma, elect They will i, issued in
denominations of $50. 3loo, s5"e, s. eco and s5-
Co., and ali subscriptions must be Tor fifty dollars
some multiple Of fit, dollars
These notes will be transmit, 1 to the owners
free OF transportation charges as soon after the
receipt ofthe original Certificates of Dep,s ::
they can be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August Is, per
making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interes. accrued from datesoi note
- dare OF deposit
Parties iepositng twenty five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will
be allowed u commission OF one-quar,er OF one
per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

TnE .fou,nol Of C-,nn.oce gives the fol-
lowing plain words tt Il Lincoln man:
ion profess to be DESTROYS of re-elect;ne
Aofaham Lincoln: You are acting with his
party. You are now surrounded by the
fecNiess v ices OF those who, in the heat Of
ponticai campaign, conceal truth. magnify
laisenond, miSrepi csent history. and indulge
Freely IN prophecy. You forget yourself
The utter contempt with which in YOUR
heart you regard The conduct and ability of
Lincoln 5 administration. Yon shut out Of
sight and memory his weakness. his io,ly.
his vulgar Jokes, his terrible plumbers. You
are now going to vote for him. Mark our
words. II you should re elect him You will
hinsh for shame before one year is over ::
anu, II you are patriot, YOU would give all
Your fortune to recall your vote
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
a'"iAsicisi sntcre~fs aa&l Political
Nccss-ity.

On the 18th OF November. 1869 two
weeks alter the election Of Gov. Seymour
Lord LYONS off .iall, communicated 10 Earl
russell his views and facts in his nossas.
SION Concerning the situation i, thu t1n;,oa
states Mark this extract:
IRON Lo-i Lvons's dispatch to Earl Russe1, j
lie POLITICAL INTERESTS OF TIE
rANIl HOW IN POWER RENDER 4
oNIINCANCE OF THE WAR A IN
CLSslff 10 II. have. indeed. heard i,
maintained that Great britain should ,,fco,.
"4se re independence Of the South as soon as
gsss.ofs, WITH A VIEW TO IMPEDE
rHE SUCCESS OF THE EFFORTS or
ne CONSERVATIVE PARTY TO RE.
ooNSfKt CT TIE UNION.
Lord Lyons uttered the simple truth-a
ruth as strong today as two years aro-in
the quotation from his official dis, a,ch gix..n
ABOVE. The war is necessity to tho
maintenance Of the republican rartv in
power: for who so foolish as to supnose
.no war ended and the Onion again existing
IN ITS integrity. that that party could main
ea'n its ascendancy in the nation for 1 sin.
E !: day after the passing Of Judgment bv
me whele peoplel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

=
II NArIoNa, Saves BANK, Offering i high
rate Of interest than any other and the bot So
cardy. Any savings bank which pays lis dcpos-
TORS i'll U. s. Notes, consider, that i is paying
ia the best circulating medium of the country,
and il et~"ot pay in anything better, for its
assets either ia government securities
notes and bonds payable in government paper
II is equally convenient as Il temporary or per.
| mancnt investment. TIE notes can always be
sold FOR within fraction Of their face and acct-
| mula'ed interest. and ire the bcs. security with
| banks rs collatcrals for discounts
convertible into a e psr cent. go Gold Bond.
Ii addition to the yer, liberal Interest on tie
notes for three years. This privilege of conversion
Is now worth about three per cent per annun,
for the current rate for 5oo Bonds is not less
than nane pr ceat. pscpgian, and before the war
the lfcmun Oh six per cent L. $. stocks was
over twenty per cent. 1t will be seen that the
actual profit on this loan, a. Il, present market
rate, is not less than ten per cent. per annum
Its Exemption from State Or Municipal
Taxation.
But aside from al the advantages we have emu
merated, special Aet Of Congress .rsnspfs al
b'"ds a"h irsqsary notrs from iocal faraisoa. On
Tie average, this exemption is worth abou. two
per cent. per annur according 70 the rate OF tax
atIoa IN various parts OF lie country,
II Is believed that securities o1cr 50 crra.
{ Inducements to lenders as those issned l,y the
government. Il AL ether forms Of Indebtedness.
! the faith or ability Of private parties or stock
companies or separate communities, only, is
pledged Tor payment While the whole property of
the country is held TO sscurc the discharge of all
the obligations Of the Unite d States.
While the Government. offers the most liberal
terms Tor lis loans. i, believes that the very
strongest appeal will be TO the loyalty and patri-
otism of the people.
tpto the oath of September, the subscriptions
10 tn loan amounted to over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
The E;.hsiDG ira rlsc Valaey-The
asrarfic.l j. esuit u siOs her 6trsAlk

AsTAFtlc.sl sscSOft -AsiOsntE sSGaAk'
There has b4en very severe fighting IN the
Shenandoah Valley, the details of which as
presented bv oar side have been gwen in
the dispatches The sum OF all is that >her-
Ian 5 army, weakened by the withdrawal of
troops detachcd to aid Grant III another
movement upon Richmond, was surprised
ADD ATTACKED ami driven in disorder with the
loss al guns. men, wagons, &C., until she!l-
dan succeeded in getting his whole force to-
-ether and in hand when he turned the Ia
bles and drove tn. enemy, captnrin. IN his
turn guns, men, wagons. DC. The rebel ar
my has gone up the Valley and holds the
upper Wilde Sheridan retains possession oil
the lower end Of it, That is the situation.
The object and practical result of the re-
bel attack are thus Civ, n in a Washington
special to the New York World:
There is M harm in stating that at least
two army corps under Gen Sheridan were
on the way To he amy If the Potomac when
lhev ucre II, allied, to beat bae, Loag>trcet's
force in the Nlilsy. VI hic the + bel army
mas been defeated. lees e'ra'cgy has wona
Strategic victory in the io>tpane'nent OF the
canp,i!n against Richmond.
he cory i, thil in I'll probability the
ranpalge agsin,i Richmond viii be post
p,ned IN j rext May. Tat "nother draft
for tehepiftl tAoHsan3 nten p2a4 he niajt
,ff6r tie itct,0h. whlci, draft viii he real
nne, n.d All The nrn viii he secured and in
rotpnfatcd Ia the arinilS dnrn- the coming
winter. Nl,h these The administration
hppe to carry all The inp,rtan. points Of the
>culh.
There is no doubt that these statements
rom W.~hi .tan give the position and
Prospect. DIRECTLY
-" General Banks, in peech in Mas
-aehusctts in ls,s. said:
can conceive al a time when this con-
'lJ.tipn snail not he in existence when
.,'c shall have an absolute military dictaio-
r'l government Transmitted from age 10
-. Nith me- III rs head who are ma e
raisrS ~ military commission. % who claim
a hereditary right to govern those over
whom they are placed
Il would b" cred,ting General Bank with
rxraorinary capacity for penet a'lng the
future 70 supp this prediction was made
~ INN without his pos s>ing an intimate
Acquaintance with tie abolition progr lnme
t. destroy the union II necessary to ABOLISH
slavery. y ting with those men, he knew
fh"ir strengt'i, and knew that their dc>ig rs
could only be accomplished 10y war. He
was cont ,ent IN their determination, and
sor-Saw taa' the disregard Of constitutional
rights Wnicn their par, oSt invDlve q wOnil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

ri.cs sros the asIs. ofsts arr
r. ssisssss.s Tie .,..as ana s"esr... I.....
~ The Rsjuv-nAling Elixir Il the result Of 3D.
ern discoveries In the vegetable Kingdom being
entirely new and abstract method II cure, irres.
pectiv- Of all ths old and worn cut systems.
~ This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men of the day and by them pro-
nounccd to be Of the greatest medical discoveries
o. thc age.
~ One bottle will cure general Debility.
fe few doses cures Mysteries IN females
~ One both. cures PAlptaon Of the Heart.
r. From one to three bottles restores the u,anll.
ness and full yHor OF youth.
~ Few doscs restores the appetite.
~ Three bottles cure the worst case Of Impo-
tency.
IVA few doses cures the low spirited
~ One bottle restores mental power.
80 fe,y doses ,esto'ss tie 1gans " Qensvdfion.
eW- few doses bring the to tn. cheek.
~. This medicine restores to manly visor and
robust health the poor debilitated, worn. down and
desparinr.
~ The listless, enervnted youth the over task
ed man OF business, the victim Of nervous eson.
the individual suffering from general debility, ~
from m.,kness NJ a single organ will all find imme-
da'e and permanent relief BY the Of this Elixir
~ Price, ~ per bottle or three bottles FOR Is,
and for~aried by Express, on receipt Of money
10 any address.
- rhe Cherokee pitts and Uclm.
vcuatt0g E1lXir, ar. sold by all enterprsing
Druggists IN the civilized world Some unprincipird
dealers, however, try TO sell worthless compounds
In place 81 these; those which they purchase ut
. cheap price, ind make more money by aell-
ing, than hey can Oh these medicines. As you value
your health, aye, the health u Your future on
spring. do not be deceived by such unprnclpled
Druggists. ast far Hisss m,dici1s and taxi no o<t-
ere II the pruggst win not buy them for you.
close uie money In letter, and we will send them
TO you by Express securely sealed and packed. free
from observation.
Ladies' Gentlemen can address us In perfect
confidence. stating fully and plainly their diseases
AMI symptoinA, treat all diseases of chronic
natur. In male female. Patients need not hest.
tate because Of their inability to visit We have
treated patients successfully in all portions OF the
civilized globe, by correspondence.
the symptoms Of their complaints. and write Post
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'nrlnse postage stamp for reply.
", send our 81 pdg. Iimphisf f,ss 70 any adj
dress Address allie,scrs for Pamphlets or adyice'o
me- proprietors,
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&. a. COOK, CHICAGO. No 20 Market Street,
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eonsir. Michigan and Indiana. who will supply
Druggists q: our regular card prices.
Sold at Wholesale In Chicago -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
Groceries, Flour l. Feed Store.

H'hh UNDERSIGNED RESPEC GULLY IN.
l. Forms tiie CITIZENS OF Scott and adjoining
Counties, that hc viii constantly keep in i.is Ncn
store corner Of Second and Scot, Streets a good
assortment of Groceries, Flour and Feed winch
he Will always sell At the lowest ninrke, price.
!iishe.' price paid fer farm produce. Goods
delivered free CT charge III city limits.
Oct. l9-dAwlY SAM'L c. YOUNG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &c,
hotels AND BOARDING
MISSES IPPI HOUSE.

"ENRY IL PIT. PROPRIETOR HE
lLreeommends lis conveniently arranged ho-
rel to al travellers and aso TO cify boareers, as
snring them that nothing VIII be wanting 10
promote the welfare ct his guests and to make
their stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
lie also recommends his well stocked Lar winch
is supplied viii. the choicest liquo"s and VINES.
Lunch every morning at 10 o'o.ock. iel II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
SIGEL HOTEL.

Front sfrest, befieeen Erady and Hair,
JOHN MEYER, Proprietor
TNNrERTAINYENT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public aud CITY boarders ut all
times II the most satisfactory manner. The Ia
bic will Be supplied with the best the market III
fords. md the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. .-fy- Warm Meals at ali hours.
w ines and l. uOrs
of the best quality constantly on hand iyl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
FREN,CHeS HOTEL.

On n Efr9ptan Pan. oppo.i't TIC Cry WlH
F;u6, Co.. n franirogt street,
Nor Iogk
Spacious Eefeetoy. Bath Rooms and Barber
shop, Bedrooms warmed gratis. and only one
,ed in room. net believe runlors or hack
nien who say Hca c tnli. Serva ! are not al
lowed 10 receive pt 'qulsites. api5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
CHRISTOPHEK CULLEN.

HV'Tt 'SNDtr az Fefr1hdTy Sutleon,
ONE DOOR WEST or CORNER -
on Of "a and Rock Island streets, n n
Q ~ wishes TO inform the citizens ON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

At the following prices Present use Ale and
Porter By the Dbl, - halfbbl.. a. rs: quarter,
t4.25. Stock Ale and Porter BY the Dbl. ~: hall
Dbl, !4.t5; quarter, 81. 80.
feDlZ-dlv a 4 " SEVERN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08

The fearful wrigglings into which the
Plain Dealer has fallen are most amusing.
Compelled to back out of its positions and
take other grounds, it foams and tosses
like a whale with a half dozen harpoons
stuck into its sides. The way it founders
in order to escape from ils unfortunate
positions, is nnexcelled by any contortions
ever exhibited by an india rubber man
with several score of joints in his back
bone. On Tuesday, with great brayado,
it called upon the ashOddy papers" to show
the 'date and place where Pendleton eUer
advanced peace on the basis of separa-
ton" We quoted the following in reply
of your differences are so great that you
cannot OF viii not reconcile them, let the
seeeeding States depart in peace, etc.,
(Jan. Is. 1861.
It now asserts that this was before the
aoar and hence could not have been for
Psaes. We are asmazed" at the wOndrous
logic of the Plain Dealer.
If Mr.. Pend!eton was thus in favor Of
separation on the 18th of January, 1881
after the secession Of South Carolina, the
seizure of the Arsenal in Charleston, the
capture of Fort Pulaski, the taking of the
Arsenal at MOBILE, the secession Of Miss.
issiupi, F .orida and Alabama, snd demand
for the withdrawal of the garrison from
Fort Sumpter, what changed his view
subsequently
VIII the Plain Dealer prove that h'
ever changed his sentiments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
ReeonclIIng Pease and war senti-

The Richmond Sentinel, commenting up
on Little Macs past career, suggests to him
that be might reconcile his present peace
views with his former war views, by Say
ing that the change is due to the nIisHla'l-
agemezt of the war on the part Of Mr.. Lin
coin. The Sentinel would, undoubtedly,
like to see greater distraction than there
is in the North, now that such terr1he
blows are being leveled at the last strong
hold Of rebeldom. In this it must be
disappointed. As matters now stand, the
probabilities are that Mcclellan will &C
cept the Chicago, domination, but repudiate
portion Of the platform. Even though
he be an out-and-out Pence man, he has
alseedy discovered that the people OF the
North are in no mood for cringing and
crawling, and that he must deny his attlll-
ations with such men as the Woods and
Vallandighsus, if is to have the slIsd
ow Of a hope.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08

There Is much said by the abolition
press Of the impolicy of granting the Com
Iederates an armistice at tits present mo-
ment. 1t says that we have the enemy
down. and that if we offer him an armis-
tiee It will only give MIN breathing time
and allow him to strengthen himself for a.
renewal Of the contest. For once the op-
position press takes q correct view of the
matter, so far as an armistice IS viewed in
connection with the objects for which the
war Is conducted.
The Chicago inns thus confesses that
the granting of an armistice by the Gov
ernment '.sould only result in strengthen
ing u e rebels for renewal of the con-
to- SO long as the war, is carried on for
the restoration Of the Union, so long the
rebels will resist and viii make an arInis'
/ t;ca merely the occasion to put new vigoT
into the rebellion. The Times virtually
oonfesses that nothing but the most de
grading seIEabasement of the North vii
avail to make an armistice result in peace
Let everybody remember that SO long a
9 there is no official declaration from tn
: rebel authorities that they are ready to re
+ nounce secession and consent to the restor'
= tibn of the Union, an armistice woul
# simply result in their Independence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
thunder OF Appliance.
[FFom the Lafayette pnd.l Dany Journal

lHIOu the LAlAyettsN NAhu-J DoiAy "OuAAoa't t'H
They must have had laundering time
at Chicago. All reports agree that the
Convention opened with a clap Of thunder,
and that the roll, peal on peal, continued
night and day, until the last delegate was
seen, carpet-bag in hand, making for the
Central Depot. In fact, the "thunders of
applause" were SO incessant that there was
NO time or space for the lightning. May
be It will come IN November. Every del
egate went away duly charged, and is e1-
pected TO thunder up his own particular
neighborhood. The Convention opened
with prayer Of minute and quarter
TThunders ofapplsuse.1 Henry Clay Dean,
Of Iowa, denounced Mcclellan as an idiot.
TThunders Of applause Harris calls him
tyrant. Thunders Of applausa Har-
ris knocks down delegate in Convention.
A fight a fight [Thunders of applsusel
A delegate calls Mcclellan Lincoln's dog.
rThunders of applause Old Wicklife
sends up an unpaid tsiloTs bill TO be read.
It is read. rThunders of applause. The
man that arrested the Maryland Legisla-
ture and recommended the frst draftia
nominated. [Thunders ofapplsuse.l The
Convention resolves against arbitrary ar
rests and in favor of postpOning the draft.
FThunders of applause. The Convention
adjourns. Thunder. Jupiter TOrlaHs IN
eDceLsis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
SehauIs.
CUEvEIJND FEMALE SEMINARY

" s. n. SANFORD, A. M. PREcrPAL,s-
Assisted by OoRPs or TWKLvE FIlzA I-oLAss AkAtd-
ERs-In respect to location, grounds, buildings iuI
niture apparatus cabinet and facilities for instruc
ton We believe this Institution has hitherto oero
ADVANTAGES UNSURPASSED By any female seminary u
the West Put Il fs proposed TO make its appoint
uents even better than they have heretofore been
Important Improvements are in progresss amons
which We would especially mention the ntroductou
Of fCoIdis steam Heating Apparatus, with radiator-
m the public and private rooms. A new school-
room, i've new reeitanon-r several 1eN
rooms 4 large fne. iecture-rOom, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomied ap-
paratus, with suitable provisions for me arIangt-
msnt aud use Of the same; chapel and an aonniIa-
bic gymnasium are also being provided No pains
nor expense viii be spared 20 make the advantages
IN All f6e deparnants Of instruction all that can be
desired The next term viii begin on THURSDAY,
Sept lst For further information or admission, al
dress the Principal, or - .
L. B0TTLES, Financial Manager,
Jvzl-IsS Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
FREE SCHOOL
@arernmental,
sURsEos-GEsERuis OFFIUs,
WAaFffnsafON. D. o.. June q, t55l

WAsHIEarOs, D. O.. Juno 2, ia7i-J
Neutrality-suspicious. AND AS
w sistaat Surgeons for Colored TrQops-Sal1l.
dates must be Graduates Of some regular sse,iloal
College, and must Be examined Oy bosu ol ~
6cers 10 be convened BY the surgeon General Alat
S7ipted hospital stewards for oolored reglneht-
Candidates must possess r lalr hnisn 81 eqsatlo 80,
medicine Application must be made - an the eilsi
81 Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons Sohlpeils'.tlu
incl and quarters The Board viii deter1nine whetho
he csndidate will be appointed Surgeon % Assss,i
surgeon according TO merli. Applications Accoll.
nanied by one or mere testimonials iroin respsel
ablo persona, as to moral character &ei shouig y
addressed to the Surgeon General U. s. A., NashA3
ton ID. a. or TO the Assistant surgeon OeneIal ~
a A. Louisville, KY. Boards are now IN sesa,o-
at Boston, New YORK, Waahlngton' Ollei"ia'' 80
A'uN- A"N Wv JOS. &. BARNES,
iulvl .I7O-TukTh Acting slrzeon-General
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08

oil.
OIL! OIL! OIL!
ALEXANDER, SCOFIELD & COA
REFINERs OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, BenzOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
saving our customers much loss by leakage. we
guarantees our oil to give perfect satisfaction ano
a. good as any made In the city 40 We pay par
tic1lar attention 70 putting up
EAPTHA OR BEHZOLE,a
suitable for Varnish ManuiaotuTefs OF fAihte'si
use On hand and for sale
800 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL.
100 bbIs EeOdorized Bsnzole equal TO Eurpsntlhe)
100 bbls No. Lubricating Oil,
yzbieh We will sell at lowest market prices,
OFF1CE-10s St. Ciair-st., formerly occupied p
VIM. O. sco6eld 5 Go.
JOHN ALExAHDER, ,, .,,,, 81,
VIZ. o. sOOFIELD, OhAF i ai->N'Ni "
MATHEW WILSON, APrll1 s.,--,,,.,a-7,-,