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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-15

Yesterday morning there arrived !" na''',
.,,ro f,,m Point Lookout,s sixty -one OF the
Confederate prisoners who have been I'm
,r;soned there for some time past Ihey, re-
norted themselves at Col. Flsh's otflo as nav.
inc taken the oath of allegiance, according to
president lincoln's proclamation, AID they
sgere on route for home. They were all mem
s,er, Of Kentucl regiments, except four or. I'VE
from West Virginia.
The ttca};co dress bali which wound up the
Great Western Sanitary Fair at CINCINNATI
,attod a}out $4,000. Of the ladies present
the 'scalico' representation comprised about
one halt but the suggestion of the managers
70 apnear in calico, avoiding all costly costume,
7ewelry and other decorations, was not observed
20 the latter many of those appearing III
calico being prominently conspicuous tor their
wealth OF diamonds, costly headdresses, &c.
The New York Tmbane says that petition
70 President Lincoln to put Postmaster Wake
man into the custom house, in place OF Colec.
tor Barney, has been signed by all the Union
State officers, the State committee, and nearly
avery Union member of the Legislature at Al
bany.
Late news by private letters and otherwise
from Italy gives infol nation OF an extended
agitation On the Venetian question. Garlbal-
di has issued proclamation from Caprera urg-
ing the people to be faithful to the leadership
of Victor Emanuel The Italian army is per-
xaeated with the idea of speedy war tor the
deIverence of Venice.
Professor James c. Watson, Director of the
Observatory at Ann Arbor, Michigan, discov
cred comet on the 9Th inst
The span Of Gray's Ferry Bridge, near Phil
adelphia, destroyed by the fire recently, will
soon be replaced, a large number of mea now
being engaged upon the work.
DR.. John P Mackenzie, one of the oldest and
most prominent physicians Of Baltimore, died
early yesterday morning.
The trustees of Mr.. George Peabody mu-
aifcient gift of ESQ. 600 to the poor Of Lon
don have decided to appropriate the fund, or
the larger part of it, to the erection of build
ings in suitable localities to furnish lodgings
for the poor.
Scouts report Gen. Early falling back up
the Shenandoah valley. This is regarded as
reliable.
The last mail from England brings the intel
sigence eff the death in London, of Dr.. Francis
Boot gentleman we'll known in q large circle
of friends In this country.
r EATHER.-Sole Leather, Calf Skins, No
Ia rocco Topping and Lining Skins, for sale
very cheap at CLIFFORDS,
dec 3O-eo3t Nos 1922 and l24 King-st.
DCrn rT 0TTD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-15

DROF. L. G. MARINI, Of Washington,
/ has the honor to inform the citizens and
public of Alexandria, that at the request OF
several This friends, he will teach at the above
place on the following days, commencing FRI
day the 18th inst.
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION:
days and Fridays, from 9 to P. NJ
For gentlemen from u to 10 SANG evenings.
For particulars apply at the Academy where
Circulars can be procured.
Jan 12-lW*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-15

TEETH EAIKACIEU W 11nUU4 I<Al1E,
WITH Innoxious Vapor by DocTcEs
" SIGEsMoND s. HAYWARD, No. 2ll, King:
st., inventors and sole manufacturers OF the
y FSTH ETC INNOXIOUS EAPOf
not laughing gas, nor chloroform nor ether
but strictly an Aniesthetic Agent, entirely free
frem exhilerating effects, and is perfectly hare
less. causing a quiet sleep with pleasant seAss-
ton and perfect insensibllty to pain.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 8, 1863 -Thisis to certi:::;:
that we had several teeth extracted this day b.
Drs. S. & H., without the least pain whatever.
and We can cheerfully recommend to every o!:1
who is suffering, this new system Of extracti!4
teeth. 1EO. <, Ii1 nH " ~
dccs4-tf ". I. HENDEIloO->.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18


w lIEEEAS oa tie 3ist iaY of December A.
w y. 1851, Jane; c. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane. his wife, executed unto iehn =. Thcmn-
son. triiStre certain deed Of trust, convey
Ing 10 said Trustee The lands and premises In
Scott county, Iowa, described as follows, to-wit
Part OF the south east quarter of the south west
quarter ot section 40 twenty Il. IN township
No. scveniy-ei.lt {. 81. north range three east ii
9th =. NJ; beginning fourteen tl4 chains fifty
six 81 liaks due west from The southeast corner
of said quarter section thence vest four / chains
ninety -t...ce AID th'ee-touyt> $3.50 links 70 !.
stone. thence north ten tiD} chains twelve aud a
half i2l links. thence ca> icur - chains ninety
three and ihree fpurths 1873. links. thence north
ten lol chains twelve aud n halt .2i53 links to a
stole, tie place of beginning. Which sad con
veyaucc made by the said James G. Crane and
Mary Ann, his wife, for the purpose oi securing
the payment of i've certain psofaiSsorv notes
Win l,e lEsgsSt thereon signed By the said
James G. Crane da, I'd he alst day of December
a. u. ls57. One es said sgd notes Tor the sum of
five hundred dollars S5Vi pax able on he als. iav
ofDeccmhcr l>t2. to the order OF William II. Reed
One OF said notes for the ef five hundred dol
lars Sj0oi pa, able OH the 5lst day of December
4. d. 1852, 10 nc.crder Of James Warren. One
Of said notes isr the sum If ere li..nd.ed doliars
tSlnvl pas able lie s.h dan October. a. d. 1858
10 the order Of Alenscn ~h>av; one Of said
notes for the ii one hundred and ten dollars
$40 PAYABLE on the l>i day OF January. 1866.
10 the order Of Martin Gigcr: and the last OF said
notes for The sum Of one hundred and five dollars
lsiua pa,abe on the lirSi daY Il Jaauary A. y.
1866 to the order Of Nail, l.uAkiey a Co.. with
interest on all OF said notes al the rate OF ten per
cent per annuin.
And now the said James G. Crane having failed
to pay the note for 5000 to James Warren, above
named. |. John W. Thompson, trustee as afore-
said. do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue OF the power which is in me vested by said
deed OF trust will on Saturday, the 4th day of
June 4. d., 1894, al ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the Court House door in the city
Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale at public
auction, the tract of land above described or so
much thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount of said $500 note with the interest
thereon to the day of sale together with the costs
and expenses attending this sale, costs Of this
notice aud trustees fees.
Dated May 10, leGA
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
dts Trustee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
TRUSTEES, SALE.

WHEREAS. on The Cd dav Of December 4
w D.. 1861. William Thomas and Grace
Thomas executed unto Austin Corbin trustee,
a certain deed of t..st conveying to aid trustee
the land in Cedar county Iowa. described ~ fol
lows io-wi;: The north half OF The soutl: west
quarter Of section No. eight : and also the south
hiatt Of the south half Of TIE south half
OF the northwest quarter of same section
AL III township No. eighty one 81 north Of range
No. ono q west. o.the the 9TH p. m: which said
conveyance made BIZ the said Thomas ard
wife, fos the purpose o. securing the payment Of
two certain pronisso,y notes and the interest
thereon signed by said y II Thomas. dated the
sd day # heccn.oer, il. d.. ISL, and PAYABLE "a
follows: One foEthiriv two and 5ala0 s32 De- Ia,
dollars, due in six months and the other for the
sum of rao hundred and ninetv-two and 10 lnb
1922 5'lea) dollars due December Isl, si9 to
the order OF Edward WymaE. 6. Austis. Iorbin'>
Office, IN Davenport, inna ard nth interest after
due II the ra,c Of zen per cent
4 md now said notes having become due and
payable. and the SAID William Thomas having
failed TO pay the same. l.. Austin coriin, trustee
as aforesaid. do hereby give this public notice
that By virtue Of the power wiiicl, IL ii ne vested
by said deed of trust, vii. on Saturday the 18th
day Of june 1. ~. 1854 at she hour ~ nine
q .lack liz the forenoon Of said Law n the Court
House door. in the city Of Davenport, spe~e and
ct,cr for sale. fer cash. at public aclon tlse par
GELS Of land above described, or 50 much thereof
as shall be necessary to satisfy and pay tho amount
Of said note with The interest thereon to the day
of sale together with all tie costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs OF this notice and trus.
tees fees.
Dated the 18th oar Of MAY. A. D., 1854.
AUSTIN CDnRIN Trustee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
Home songs of the War.

American Mar~sillaisc Li1a0r So
Under our flag beat the long call once more,
Call up the North a, Won called her before"
Our Volunteers. Song ..ni Chorus 50
Sudden aud loud the war cry ra~r =
Softly nov. tcnderivi.t HIM VIII, care. 50.
This - hero whose pale 70. n ve bear
Inscribed 10 the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle
From the Red BATH Field Quartet 80.
''s;ilcnil,. tenderlv. mourntullv home
From the .e,i battle field volunteers come :
A Hero has Fallen 3D.
His saddle is sInpt- ed ~healhed Is his Sword,
.n.thcs has left rs to reap liz reward
Emancipation Song and Chorus. 81
la this land Of tia free net slave shall there be.
A a cause for rebellion or treason
Mother. when The war is over Sig and Che 81
The Drummer Boy March. 60
Sent BY mail. postpaid. on reccio. of price.
OLIVER DlTSoN 4 co, Publishers. Pr
Washington street, Boston. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


1
CANT Do 1.-THE Oswego Palladium say,
tne government may tax our matches, bur
the world can't match our taxes.
SosriEhED schoiield was confirm
ca az MAJOR General, By the Senate, on fri
day-iie vote being . yeas to nays.
JrsrrraBLE HomcIDE.- English VIII.
ana mother, cxa,pcraied at being beaten
and kicked by her husband. Drained the
brute with broomgtick. 4 London court
justified the deed.
Tur Ngw YoRK Rrors.-Oyer 81 600. 600
have already been paid ON account Of the
New York riots from the Comptroller office
and 1t is estimated that the claims still I'M
settled will call for more than half mill
ion Of dollars
TELEGRsPuc Reports -Thc American
Telegraph Company transmitted from Wash
ington. Oh Thursday, To the press Of the
country, tiltg-cight thousand and seven
HUNDRED and fifty words, the largest amount
ever sent for the press in one day.
SALE OF PAINTINGS The Gourpil & Co. s
collection Of paintings, which commenced
Last evening At the oil Dusseldorf Gallery,
by Mcssrs. Leeds i Miner. realized s22, ia.
The Bun Fight. by Nefboeckhoven brought
s3,0oJ, Going + school, by Frcrc, $50
and. The Standard Bearer, Ly Mcss,lier,
S3,loo.-N. J. Tribune, MAJ H.
The SoLp.rns' Worse Law i VERMONT
The Supreme Court in Vermont has decar-
ell that the lasy Of that State comforting on
soldiers the right to vote i unconstitutional
80 lar a. j, relates to State officers, but CON
sltutional as i; relates 70 the President and
members Of Congress.
IrsIa - i NAyAb PowER ~ Italy is now
the fourth naval powcr in Europe Her
royal navy consists Of The following ships
Screw steamers, = j; paddicgheel steamers,
30, ironclad steamers, II sailing line-of
battle ships, IS. There are in process Of
construction y other iron-clad vessels. The
steam flee. is Of ~, $50 horse power mounts
,52l guns, and 5 manned by = $50 men.
SIR the abolition PARTY is disloyal or
ganization. II, pretended ioyc for freedom
means nothing more or less than civil ar
and q dissolution Of the Union Honest
men Of all parties should unite to expose
their intentions and arrest their progress
-4nd,s'e sfaclsen.
TnE Philadelphia E1nulh, leading
republican paper says that t.rant AMI Meade
had about two huad.cd thousand men in
the late battles, and then continues Gen
Grant makes no attempt to conceal the cx..
tent Of his losses II hos ioSt are Mi,3 ot'
d'a os0ty, bat Ire thinks The rebel loss ex-
cceds ours
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser physician of 90 wears expert
ence III the treatment OF Lang Diseases, Bron-
ciii, asthma. &C. but nos. retired from: the prac
ticc. Is DESTROYS Of iinparing his experience by
diiiusing information invaluable to the suffering
humanity, and which has cured thousands
The same medicine viii do for al: He will send
a Prescription with inl directions for use aeiani-
ed to each particular case and viii surely eilec;
cure. Try tit will cost YOU neihin.-a stamp
required for postage Address.
II. LGWL, " u, box oo.5, New y ork CITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
ID az &. W " q 80 a & 81

Proar;.'5r n >joia ri Bitters, R'ool Peri-
Mn. B'ogE rms. Cafgtr5l 1t .,ijsh Branates.
G. \. COOK, Chicago. Geml ACT
.,5id III ~ ho,esalc il, Chicsga by FULLER,
EtNCl; 4 FULLER. sgd all Drug 4isi.
l.g Country Merchants aud Dealers supplied
uv j. r. tRoSkEl and {. II. BEChWiTH,
thica-o.
sold in Davenport. by I. ,tacoSy, Jr.. b. ;.
Baliord Stevenson 4 Canadian. L. }. Wells, q.
Schegel Dit1en 4 kocli and NJ. koyacs.
..,ii !, wholesale by BeiccrhscAc K Milleo, and
= u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
\ ET MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE

EW MEDICAL. DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PcrmanJn Mt Cure Of
Gonorrhea, elect. nnatural Discharges ilapo-
tence, Seminal Necklaces Nightly Emissions,
Incegtii,encc Genital Debility aud liri-
liability. Gravel, Structure and a.iac-
tons ofihe Kidney aud Bladder,
which has been used by upwards OF
100 I IL Y : lCl ANs
in their private practice with entire success su-
percedins 'uheb's Capsules, Or any other COM
pound hitherto known.
l. l. S L. FE p1 l. l. $
are speedy in action, often e.ircting cure in
frN DAYS and when care is effected il is pcrms
ncnt. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on TIE system, and never nau-
seate the stomach o itnpre gna,e he breath and
being eugar coated al, nil scouts t.sic is avoided
No change OF diet i necessary whilst ,isin them
nor does their action interfere With business
Each box contain, six dozen Pills
Price 81 Sold by al. the principal druggists
+: In places where agent is advertised they VII
be sent by mail. post paid. and confidently sccur
ed from observation when desired on receipt Of
money. BY }. BRYAN. NJ. D., ii Gedag-si. \.
!. Smith & DIVER Wholesale agents, Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18

sernaa' tn ssion, the cons'grerce Il col atase.
The solitary viee Dr eerr.Nca sexual Il dnisrnce,
ysscticel ~ ie ycuti! VI 10th sexes 10 t2 almost
~ uifeI ex.st prpc stth uasri liz Co. "a n
IS h fjl.o~ NJ fsi4 If maDr'. i MP cls. uai.ss
casaoi. ec b. scent q; uis ca mestar.s VIZ: SAi-
/ " soIti eusLGe sisiF o,s Cnier The yes pain
tn .ta mead, n.iNy N TINS ears-rp'se &c re rns.
lag ef le4.es uucse ps.s aFco ths lrirs, eas
Of the !iI..ts cJhfa-e1 D.os se = fJ n
ae4Iti tances :. = ail niory. Lrc'ic hn Ae.
mp es AID "a Ia. i'tso!. t.eout lhs face ft.ld
Sreath, coughs iioa, "a, see-ts, mono
u .t.,l 81 frequently lie nty. ~ + s.!ef g hot OBJ
asatd. should app mfne3i.tt 5 ~ ttsr per
son 1 have aEsc Cd. Ierscs . ~ il d's.ance
.nsy lie cured =. Il by al ire sirg cit, -
Eurioa star c1se. ~ -e al d len IN o! time
tbs Giscs.e cont nd. have medicine
promptly iorwsrde,. tree "a image or curiosity
oAy IA q lie county, '.tA fal al aia eiie.-
tig.s r uee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
10 tie Ladies:
lib. {. II. hual1..'s F.NiLE PILL'.

Thee iils by long eXl trieTee ia private prac-
tie. have h-el ioItt. the most ure!ui remedy
a1ai.s h-ae &c ars. .,nALi-is tie ielt ale sel
are jsn. q, uch suypresstn,, irregularities,
whites, fang + the o!nb ,uiao-s, all urinary
lie. ass nervous deb ..'y -
Fere1As - i a. Or. Dartpbs Lise or ser ling
III packages oi me- ciles, .saJ re.y JJn he ASA
rance 81 COZ il,n ill ere. wi Il iiup CT f,' ard
xgecs moe ,hnn 10 81 charged with "A fair aai
ut u-iy sa.s factory !cplaMera i.n f.r rsEyicos
is..d rea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
EsO5s.rl.'S EEisfers.

tiers In thc market and by comparison with 9th
ers 81 WI kf ,rn at oicc that they are stronger,
aud upen trial Will bc found more efficient than all
cites; die, agreeable TO the taste, IN, igora-
irg IN ciluc' ade a good j. a'era.s. and an arli-
Gle tha; AL MY customers purchase The second
lime with cau.i Satisfaction. Let everybody ny
,Aoni. and they viii b. fjiy CONVINCED Of the truth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
EsossscE.7, Filters.

tors bills ~ wen as the rich mans solacc and
comfort, iuA i.tegating the weak aud dehiitatcd,
driving an ~ melancholy. and maxim, life OF
misery anc Of unallo,ed ENJOY mcnt These BIZ
fcr~ hutr L,.en introduced. and are beng used,
not only in IA. hnsniiai. bat alnong ihe SOLDIERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18

Quarscrnasier'- Department.
seth Illinois Volunteers.
Folly Island :. C., Nov ~, ls53
Prof Hollway. 50 Maiden Lane. \. \:
Drae SIN :Enclosei please find $500, for
which send me one dollars worth each Of your
celebrated Pills and Ointment by return mail
Please attend to this al once. for ain much in
need of the above remedies Address
Lieut.. 4. ". FELLOWS. q. NJ.
3ath Illinois VoIs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18

Camp Of 5t!l Excelsior Brigade,
January I'D. l-e4.
PEoF. UoLLowAY.->s Please send me- for
enclosed ~ cents worth OF il in pills Eac,o-ed
lind u cents 10 pay postage. and lcn viii chligc
Yours de Ss.gd wv POWERS
Go. 9Th Reg Excelsior Brig, Washington
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
sS0H1rH.'s Filters.

as an appoi1er tonic and regulator Of the system
thrunghcnt the Army of the North br and with
,re .ai-..mt Of the highest government authority.
In point OF tlcnQth | will guarantee B:itcrs
10 c,utasn Il i.rscr proportion Of real medicinal III
~ any nthnr Slnnlnlll Lit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
Ssvslych's EesFfP,.s. ,

nrc made ~ Il rare combination of Roots. Plants.
Herbs Barl- and seeds, which have been found
most oilectual by long medical experience to
possess HE requisite Tome proper'ie- IN relieving
and curing the above complaints. These BiiteiS
,.--- ~. IL; III ..ALr INN doc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18

You will here fmo unsolicited testimonials re-
ceived from all parts of the country where the
army is in force.
SEE TO TORE HEALTH
All Of YOU have some one Interested in your wei
fare; then do not delay.
YOUR LIFE Il vALr ABLE.
Not only TO yourselves, but 10 your fathers. aud
mothers, sisters. wives and brothers. Then
while -ou may. purchase your health
Foa - CENTS, 20 eESTs, on 81 10.
VIII when expended in these medicines. bring
yon down to the greenest end ripest Old age
The following are genuine letters, on r for in
specllon at this oftce.-,e Maiden Lane y T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
gsos.ri..'s sEisfcrs.

ton. .laundirc. Dizziness. Depression Of Spirits
an euor. a34A IA arrangements OF Inc digestive
.uue tiona. For Gtb'it...td persons they par
tieuarl} recommended u, IN. all appetite and
strength 10 the whole hu,aan tra.ne.
IN. EL,I.... sl.nuiI lcallN nrnnar,l and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18

Ne,ri, Island, s G. Jan 2lst, llGi
Psor. HoL.ownY. Please find enclosed the
sum of II - for pills have diar,hua. and
cant get il stopped 50 want e r., .oa. pills.
Yours, &c. wv. CIIEiR%if
mch7l3mi Go. H. lD4th Penn. Vols
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
IMPORT Ant TO LADIES.
"Great American Remedy"
DIR HtRyEifS

'iFrtp Ifft"stf Isftif jtfs,
WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w twhcn the directions haze been strictly
ioilowed ii reno, ia. difficulties arising from or
siiuciiJu o. >tepage Of nature, or in restoring The
system. t. perfect health when si.usi..g iron,
Special affection. prola,sns Teri. ,nc whites.
others weakness OF the Uterine organs The Pills
are perfectly harmless on the constitution and
may he taken by the most delicate females wlthsut
causin. distress; Al the same iine ike ! charm
by strengthening, in. iGofating and s.nr;nr the
s,s.en to hcal.n, condition. ana b bringing On
.ne lnDnlhly period Of regularity 10 matter from
wliai cause tie distraction may arise They
shculd. hnweyer not be faAe!. the .ir-t three or
iolu months Of pregnancy. ,hnagll safe at any
other time. miscarriage W1al Is there suit
Each box contains 81 pills. Price 81.
Dr.. Haryeys Treaiiss On Diseases OF Females
rregnaae.. Miscarriage. ralrennt 4. sterili-
y. Reproduction ani Abuse Of mrtnre,
and enphaGically the ladies private medical al
visor pamphlet d - pages sent free TO any al
dre-s. siN cent required - pay postage
The Fills and Book vii be SEM W ma.l, and
coniidentiali,, when desired securely sealed, and
prepared, on Tcceip: of money by
j. bRY Az, ". u GEM \ rent.
- Cedar street, New ! ork
sold b all the principal druggists
Smith DwFer, wholesale agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18
Camp near brandy Station, Va. /,

Camp near Brand, Station, Va
Jannary nth. ISL.
PRor. HOLLOWAY kis have hea:,
great deaf Of talk abou', v9ur fanons Pills. ani
never was IN need OF Them uiil nov ! want TO
try them, darrhra Is .erv prevalent II the
present time. send me the worth .! Tie enclosed
Yours. &c. JGShPH WALSH.
Co +. 9TH Eegi. Excelsior brigade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-18

Morris Island $. G., Jan. 18th, 1874
IlroF. Hollow iY.-Dear Sir: Enclosed You
will find - cents, for which vi II you 10 send
ne some of yonr valuable pills send them bv
mali. enclose ~ cents for postage. Address
J. {. HALL, 60. D, 4th \. II.
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pr III &c con'euip.t. NJ ,aafriasn h s1Jafirs
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REVE r AGES.

rI>HESE EITTERS hEE not OFFERED TO
| the public a. medicine that will care all
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