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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

,,.e,a ,h;. uu,t he ssdly ssnthe flts Of American
ion,,,s , receive are much richer in example than
ax.r,,l.,y i, ,enreof Of their sns IN either kind
Iat, Mich. Thursday there vas what one may call
- go, ,,.ru,ing At the American Chapel in the Rue
A. D.. oce nr tvo transient American Christians
having aore your correspondent The honor 10 read,
and then be offended at paragraph anent that house Of
,cc,esastca amnse9ent in my letter Of September H.
paragraph written necessarily in haste on hand and
agosebediastic," but with not the slightest evil pur
nose desire 10 speak now with tie interest respect OF
the last nights orcan.warming there The organ is
newly built by Mefsrs. Somebody Co. OF 1qris Nlas
Is stops complete, two hand keyboards and separate
foot keyboard combination pedals, and 500 pipes
Tie performances on and with it last night were, so
folks who know tell me most credtable 10 the insru.
ment 70 the performers thereon and to the constructors
thereof. A countywoman, Mrs. f., sang to and with
is lofty tones holy words in high sweet harmony Attic
close oountlymsn Mr.. Crane Dr.. Crane Of week days
tho unpaid generous. and unsteady enthusiastic chapel
organist of Sundays, displayed the wealth and dehcacy
the elevating power and the melting grace OF the or
CANS varied COMPRISING the great maternal
monsters forces, .thcn, inspiring and inspired Wleihf
holding expressing them with AL their associate rch
gious values. From the deep heartgroan OF the de-
sparng and the wall Of the oppres ed and The FAINT as
pirng sigh OF the hardly tmorousy hoping-thfongh
all the gradaons ofthe beayenward rising scae-l ano
ont 10 the fu.ltoued song Of triumph and OF overflow
ing Joy and Of gh unison with celestial harps and the
primal sphcral harmonies-all these tie organ was
made 10 give susgcsor at least 70 provoke theincod
Of mind and heart in which they created-in which
we seem TO become mystic creatures Of higher world
or be raised above this ard purified and brought
nearer &c the divine home which every human soul as
pres to in the dim frturcss il, after ALA reminscenee
Of the dim past "Mrnons longing" for the country
OF the souls childhood Whencei WHITTIER The
questions are convertible insoluble IN only our daily
eupiIicsm-tho strange influence If church organ
seems to raise sink TO higher or profoundor alb
mood Of revere where feel az least awaiting
vision that the two questions fuse in one and that How
on hence forever forth insanswerng hope-faith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

correct with their pencils t said that they pose mod
els when drawing initials p bnt not one worthy OF
mention in the sumo page with John Loech. All honor
TO his memory. IT is only when such man is gone
that we begin TO get AZ right estimate OF his value
Facilis d,cepsus Ar0Ri. Muller is TO be hanged on
Monday week and people seem divided in opinion as to
the Justice OF his sentence He had unaucstonably
fair trial. though the Solicitor General betrayed In his
reply On acrimony lawyerNke anxiety to obtain even
q technical advantage over the defense which might
have been creditabe if he had been simply counsel
hired by the friends Of the murdered man, bnt which
hardly commendable when it was remembered that
be also pnblic prosecutor with duty not only to
secure a conviction hut TO ascertain the truth. The
summing up OF the Chief Baron produced painful ef
feet upon all who heard il. There nothing IN 1t un'
true yet il partisan speech, not judicial dis
cusson oil the arguments for and against the prisoner
The Jury decided very rapidly appeared as II they
had made IN their minds beforehand H. however, The
SolicitorGe General had been ss moderate MS he was
violent if the Judge had spcnt az much time on the
evidence for the defense lie did for the prosecution;
and if the Jury had gone through every title OF tes
mony adduccd the result would not think, have been
different Practically Muller was condemned not on
what was proved but on what not. NO rational DC
lug could believe that he could lave come into posses
sion of the various articles stolen from MI Briggs
body without being able to explain how he came Dy
them; and the fact that he held his tongue was iet
believe to be conclusive against him. All villainous
London will he hand TO the poor wretch banged
The Davenport, Nuisance is beginning 10 languIsh
after tie fashion Of such. (NOthing odd Is perma'
nent, said Doctor JohBson) A Professor Ked'
mond las turned up, who exhibits nightly both
at Astcys and tie London PAVILION Music
Hall performing precisely the same trick OF tying and
untying himself which forms the main feature OF the
Davenport Ii is curious 70 observe how, III
London the supply Of any article always corresponds to
the demand. said the Auocrat Of the Breakfast Table
III man were TO be burned in any Of our cities to-
morrow thero would be found master Of ceremonies
that knew just how many agots were necessary and The
best way arranging the whole matter and II Is the
same here In the midst Of the notorley oil the Dayen
ports they going TO make the tour Of the provinces
fact that looks if this metropolis were beginning
TO get too hoi--or too cold for them.
DR. Kip the Bishop Of California, las been IN London
on bis way for Nice, intending TO remain there until the
Spring Of ls6j. lie has with Sheridan in the
Shenandoah and IT, like hin, staunch Unioni5t The
Bishop with bis wife, left yesterday for Italy. T. D. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
Arrival Of Steamship Coniinen'ni.

The steamship Continental, Capt. SUMNER
arrived at this port on Thursday morning, from Ne"'
Orleans 10th inst via Torugas and four days and zen
hours from Key West She brings the following on
GERS OF the Mexican Patriot army:
Col Cosrun nafea. Lcui.-Col jam Moreno, Lientta
Ion', Az A.',Io Lieut.. o. +. de 7. Aguiiaf, Ma tt~
ci.c, LENA Mi. Angel P,rl,a Ma ienacs Asola W.
Tomas Nelder Ms Felix Martinez Maj. Juan Gsud' S''
Jose MaCoroua-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
COMMON PLFAS-CuAaByRs. lT.-Before q
O' lAKpoLO.
THE ATTACHMENT AGAINST GIN BUIllh'
-, III smith and Samupi smith agf bcnli

TUE ATTACHMENT AUAINST ON. III IN :.
Andrew III. Smith and Samuel Smith ast. bella-
i, y Bntler--ln this case in which attachment ~S ~
med asAnst tho property Of the General in the hsnds OF ~
ssnrer OF the linked States well AS his private bhhass
md the Surrogate Of tie Comfy Of New York an
,.. made the Court for order 20 show cause W
.nt should not be removed the United states Cirns
Iha application made under the old act OF tonsrs nv
ton 10 actions wherein the defendants non resideh'
the stat. where the action is brought. 80,
Judge CardoIo granted the order aud made II ret'fAp
tie 23d inst. at II o'clock m.
Johu n Ilsckett esq. appeared for the dsendsDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18

try from his presence not in two years, bot in twS
hours
This letter published III MI Che papers Of I,a on ,h
second day. was conhrcated by the public prosecuted
every You BEE that the person Of tho FiehcI
Emperor is sacred and nvioable in Italy as tie, o
Victor Emanuel; in fact we are sppendage "
imperial France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, %, MEASUREMENT.

,:.::ss..,.As Ss11Asrs: s,~~~~~~~'~>--.-
w '. sioosD NIGHT
Nile. nAsIs xEffHhuA soHELLER
ss:,s "a .pUssr fos .:sssd q ME- Marie sha
from 's' 'fna' y AZ s' Ws ~; sss entitled
rhSh wiz 30 presented with the following admirable
Bsroel chanfrsa
ssrnssrd the arts, Mr. Hssss
Ghrissopns r, A. d. psvepRor S
sssss may oe secured from 10 cclock al the boz Office
fcr evening Of the week Doors open 81 commsaes
Mr. Lossr waASks standard play the y,f.s
Ia WHICH viii appear, -. sy,u..x
q: John seton Mr: bsi, Mr. Browne Mr. P.r5... NJ
s:s and
WEDNESDAY, BENEFIT OF ME-. H. IsaERwooD
with elegant and appropriate scenery and new and masna
rHuRsD.y RosS sfns Costumes
friday. MIS-. Wilkins BENEFIT itssooad time Ats
which was highly sucoessful and attractive the drs
SATURDAY THE H aHgffss Al Law.
RI, w q: 5ss s. ~: @ ss s9
Eox's OLD sowEEy rHEAIsE; .,,ur
sAs aiss YEN 4 f H III s'oHr
ESE F F}SEEE 81 81 E EH4yH %Sazs
Mas Fanny Herrins.. Elmer S,, Gsrroa
NJ Ne 8 s ssa AiS ssS'sSsss
mss = Deh'i Dods OF raE JUNGLE au' A'A' o'''00
The IL AND ass and Thunder
O sss AND ssl BROADWAY. -
Me essee ana Direosress mrs 'Ha ssYwH
IAN ACT TO A 1sS n1 TIE hAMs OF
gard 70 a. e III thai a. H.. s
yeas doth return sdyes The sole priv
&: lie No III: ss
p''p'' vita F Feet rS & sSRHasy MANNER
The ExcHLLasr H xsb w hlsseHaHABLz COMEDY
j.. B. svckSrosE. x.q,
ANCIENT LEW 81 III %sD
Ass 20 b DeSsi'si Is.
LEAF sPA' YEAR;
LADIES 0f rR aav
has been received on every representation
'hs'S'' s saifA.1s & AND STANDARD SUCCESS
Encourages tho Management
ornnn s Is nsi.RfHs the production Of
And announce it for r FsPftI'G Hvss,so
In which appears
Clarke !. T. Parslee 5r. Isaccani; Ers. John Wood
Miss Henrietta irving Mrs Sediey Brown. Miss
AmiLe Harris. Miss J. Walters and Miss +.
gS' as;s . sssss
VNOoD's MINSTREL HALL 5l4 BROADWAY.
w Opposite st Nicholas Hotel Henry Wood Proprietor
EXTRA AT woSps sf Foa kAssEK WEEK
Monday M'a E = 1 sPa fsssy ain tho week.
UNCLE SANS FOREIGN RELATIONS
THE CHALLENGE DANCE, TIKI CONSCRIPT5.
COTTON FIELD SPORTS HURRY UP. &C. &C.
Doors open !, az O'Clock Tickets rs
METROPOLITAN FAIR TICKRTs-rHE TICKET
M Department of the Fair will be tby permission OF J.
W. Wanack Esl,) under the direction Of Mr.. THEODORE
Tickets can be obtained at tho following paces:-
R0x once. Tallacks theatre.
G. J. Barker, Harnden Express Office, n Broadway
G., U. Jones, ~ Cedar
No. 10 Aston House. OF Mr. 7. T. Rushtoa.
PEicnsSeason Tickets. admitting 10 all Departments, ct
all times except the Opening Night. IS.
Tickets for Opcuing Ceremonies. April 4. g.
Tickets for Tuesday. day oil Exhibition or Wednesday,
6rst day Of sale. 81.
Tickets Thursday Friday Saturday Of 6rs week. 50
The Fair wilt open on The EVENING OF MONDAY,
April A. and contiuue for weeks. The Committee
the right change the rates Of admission from tim
to time.
The ssme ticket admits the Fourteenth stree. and
the Union square departments.
Prices for The second week viii he snnoanccd after the
Chairman Of Committee OF Arrangements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

WINTER GARDEN.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
With intense isfac,ion pleasure
announcing that been entered
VII ich tha New York public wll be enabled witness
this heatre fer the FIRST time the
RARE DRAMATIC CREATIONS
o. the ciftedy Dung American tragic artistic,
MISS AyONIA JONES
VINO viii make her first appearance in this city
MONDAY EVENING April 4. 1854.
AN ORIGINAL CHARACTER
In and original tragic play expressly her.
and founded upon grand old Hebrew tradition ot
ORIENTAL MAGNIFICENCE
Tie management beg also that nts have
been made to materially augment the regular In
order that the famous ndard plays
Original drania~hich Ill be produced the forth
coming engaeement-msy be presented with all those &C
OF increased chorus scenery
tune which may charm issdious and CRAFTY critical
audience
Box book open three days IN advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

E'ARM FOR sALE-coNTAININ0 81 ACRES OF
good land, N high state Of cultivation, suitable for
gardening; the premises s good orchard and
rety of small fruits good house and outbnildinss will be
sold with without the and 1t desra-
BILE place person doing bssiness the city, being only
hours ride tho New Jersey Railroad and i've
minutes walk from the Depot AIgy 'awM = DAWSON,
Campbell's depot New Jersey Railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

XYANTED-A FARM TO work ON SHARES AP.
w ply TO address. for two da,s. r. c. ct iS Sevcnta
avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

EsARM FOR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF LOT
acres. near Central Square osweee county New York.
70 Be sold 10 close an eetHte Inquire OF HAMILTON
WARMER ESQ., Central Square or Of JAS. H. NEIGH
B0Ck Erecutor OF Forbes shaw (decease Dover Norris
county, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

NE , ssALLk-IBE VERY DESIRABLE FOUR STORY
dcor s on Dwelling house las Macdougsi street three
io,n we washington Parade Ground, has ali
s.os apuo,emens aud - Ia he best orier For par
tween Amity and Fourth s,rsets ' .AS'Vus siee@ 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

EARNS FOR sALB-IH ULSTER AND SULLIVAN
IT counties, New York. 100 miles from New York city;
good buildings well watared and fenced convenient TO
schools and churches with good home market FOR produce
Terms and tile good Cal nj Love Hotel from II
I'LL O'Clock for two days, address woodbourne N Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

situated in Orange comfy. four miles FROM Middle.
.own near the YORK and Ers railroad contain about
our acres o. rich meadow land with fine garden aud
Al ~ good order Wiz sisbins Tor twelve horses
shn naru and shed al complete aud the onv Tavern
sns village Prize 81 5; one baf remain aud
Wotsg.ge Apply 70 SETH HOLDING 1850 Cedar street ~
Uses cA6 be seen - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

ENO& SALF-FOUR THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
high stoop Houses in splendid order win All The mo
ae.n improvements .n hofn side Of riy street
~ 70 DR. NORRIS on the premises. or 70 MATHEW
BfkNEs. % Kss Thirty third Also a Nne ra,ntrv
Sat al Ssuford Conn for sale or .'.hsass Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29


DERKMPToRy SALE or C0UkTRY HOUSE AID
i Furniture. Glen Cove. April u on the premises
Birch Hi aud half iand tine views fruit ana
ornamental tree: furniture first class
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

DAY RIDGE AND THIRD AVENUE PROPERTY FOR
ID sale-A two Story and attic Frame House, filled
in with brick basement and subcesr and story
ton CRATE marble mantels sliding doors piazza
and water in the basement with two Lots 25xI each.
rory oarh sss. near Ihfd avenue me fest Hamilton
can remain on morigase. inquire OF JOHN r ~ GOOD.
avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

ITO CAPTTALIsTs-A CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE
i For sale 1000 ~ Wisconsin land; large proper
ton within twenty miles of Green Bay price ~ per acre
half balance In 1867 VIII trade for ocs
whch " worth more viii the talsnce ~ Gold Watches
Union Ferry stock. thing for NJ entcrprisng
man. =. y. cHAsE No 80 s",'oa street. s-cond door,
or Ne e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-29

OxynYDRoaRN syERRoscoPrIcoE. srAruAlv,
~ Pictures aud Apparatus complete for sale cheap, NJ
owner going 70 the war II forma beautiful Art galksy
FOR 4 private gentlemen an ercecnt public cab b
easy "a put up and manage n bell o. pArior. Address
boz g. O6 Fest once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
VA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1864.
EklVER nsTE, Na,


The Express and Passenger packet New
Bostcn, Capt. B. W. Davis, will deparl
for Fort Madison, making connections 70.
st. Louis, to morrow morning Al O clock
X. +. Williams in the Office r. NJ. Pret
lyman, agent.
The favorite mail ard packet Bill Hen.
derson, Capt. Dawley, will leave Port Byron
Tomorrow morning, Oh the arrival of the
cars from Rock Island, for Dubuque. r.
II. Preitynan, agent.
Os SrgIKE-The deck hands of tha
Pelnbina made a strike" yesterday morn
ing Tor seventy-five dollars per month. and
thcIr demand not being complied with they
iett the boat. Captain Hill succeeded in
getting another crew. however. at the old
prices-$60 Strikes in this trade don't
pay.
TIE New STEAMER BuRLISGToN.-We are
informed that this magnificent craft is on
her way down the Ohio river. and will be
at st. Lous next Monday. and viii at once
take her place in the Northern Line. The
Burlington was built at Pittsburg, and is
said 70 be the finest mode. of steamboat
that ever navigated the Upper Mississippi.
Capt. John Rhodes will have command. and
Geo. W. jerks and c. C. King will make
up the clerical force. They have had charge
OF the Muscatinc this season, and made
many friends.
Fog ST. LorIs, CAIRO AND THE SouTn.-
Passengers taking the $50 train this even
ing, over the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad. will arrive at St. Louis tomorrow
noon % hours.
Passengers taxing the 500 \. N. train
or the $40 p. NJ. train will arrive in Cairo in
80 hours
Luxurious sic ping cars on night trains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Iowa Christian Home.
DAyENrcKT. Iowa, Aug. "a. Is

DAyENFcRT, Iowa, Aug. "a, 1861
An arrange ,nent has been concluded with
the officers OF the Scott County .Agricul tura
Society, by which all profits from the sale
of cdibles and refreshments on the fai,
grounds this season, shall be appropriated
to the bcniit OF the Iowa CHRISTIAN HoME.
4 committee will also be appointed to re-
ceivc donations Of curiositics and other ar
ticles for sale on the grounds and of articles
suitable for furnishing the Home.
Earnest efforts are be ng made to have the
HoME in working order the coming winter.
There is no doubt that it will be needed.
The different Benevolent Societies will, it
is hoped, unite their efforts on this occasion
to provide an asylum for their destitute
All readers Of this who are susceptible oi
sympathy for want and suffering, and cs-
pecially those who are baptized in his name
who went about doing good,' are invited
to make contributions for the benefit of this
Home for the homeless, where all who need
temporary care and attention, whatever their
stations in life, may find friendly aid. and
the comforts ola home.
Donors of cdibles or refreshments to he
sold during the fair are requested to address
Rev. F. +. Jrpp, S. w. Cor. Nam and Sixth
Streets, advising as carly as practicable
what contributions may be expected from
them.
W. 7. ROSS. Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
Tc-Cay's Advertisements.
sstrayed o.. stolen.

LNA0M THE SUBSCRIBE, LIVING At TuL..
- TON, iera. two mares and TWO colts One
u GAY mare Years ed. las poll evil, Il split IN
tofe h"o ha, It Ia, mule colt One roam mare.
years old, rcd t,ane aud aii white SPOT in tore
hr"d has al non grey Inlfe colt. VIII give n
reward oi So Tor tneir return
MICHAEL CONNOR
Or address 4. SMITH, Prair!e hlisp o.. Nus
catine Co., la,,a aag-ou,w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

To mend your crockcry, china, and glass
ware thoroughly buy your cement at Bal
lSrd's. lie has the only genuine article.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

uno or GENERAL MERcu ,SDIsE, consisting
l. Good-. Groceries. Hardware. Hats and
Roots and Shoes Tor sale or exchange sor
oucr,v. This stock was selected In De-
las, a, low prices fro,n IoLhers. and is
for sale on account of the failing health
owner. II can be bought al great bar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

~ E,yhy acre farm mile from thc
limits ON The west Allen Grovc rond. all
II nne cultivation and fence. with good dwell
|nd on, buildings we'll wAtered. fruit orch
|,c 4 yerg de.,rJ}J, pt',r,. ffic" $5.ooo ;
IL c,,sh. balauce on time To SUIT
~. +, : acre farm on III Iowa aity Locust
| rona ! miles from the citv, all under new
haIf u,ier cultivation. balance bastnrc
Emher Land. Good two story II anne dwell
Nth necessary on, buildings, etc. Price
II cash.
/. Farm Of - acres on River road be-
Princeton and Leclalre large orchard.
ling. barn and out houses Price You
Ia. balcnce On time 10 su'i
~ One lGD acre farm III tieona Tow nshir
! mile. north Of Fulton aud Durant sta
|,n ,hc II / II. Railroad. all improved and
! fence and With good house and barn S2J
he
10 One other 1Ga acre farm situated near
Sboye, with like improvements. $50 per
u l2o acres unimproved land near Du-
b, Slc per acre. y cash. balance IN hve
at tan per cent.
acres in Linn County. go improved ana
! fcnce.) Price $l.oon, II cash.
Il. 40 acres near Wulcott, go imroved
adcr fence with house; price s 200.
acres in powcsiiick Go. IL - per acre.
acres in Iowa county at IS per acre.
| acres in Sioux county at 81 per acre.
acrcs in Clay county at 81 per acre.
acres IN Hancock county AZ : per acre.
acres in Winnehago Co. at q per acre.
acres ut $i.23 per acre.
acres ats 900 per acre.
acres in Tama county.
acre> il Story county.
acres IN Winneshiek Co. at 3 per acre.
acres in Grunds county At - per acre.
kpcrcs in Batter county at e.. - per acre.
acres in Mower CO., MINI, at 100 per acre
acres in Houston County AZ 81. 81 per acre.
acres oJ' 'aud IN ttts ,,>cott, coaety at e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
DAILY DEMOCRAT,

" PETrIsoiLL Co. No. 81 Park Row, New York
ana este - ee Boston, r. agent, ia those cite.
anh sre authorized to advertisement and
tioBs Ing ~ at our lowest rates
Schivks IS Drarb"rn street., Chicago. IL au-
ihorixed to receive al vert semen,s for .h. pzn.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

Ten Dollars WI be pad to any person
bringing us an excepted Substitute
JOHN L. SWITS & CO.,
No Nickolls' Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26


tor yea!, made the Treatment Of private diseases
his bnsinc>, and study. Exp rience. the best Of
teachers has enabled nlm to periec. remedies at
a once sufficient. SAFE permanent, and in mos;
cases can be used without hinaerance to bus ne
Particular attention given to old standing ca.-
es, such as were considered incura'lc. Syphilis
IN all forms: Gonorrnpa, elect Structures.
Orchites, Babc'es, Bladder and Urinary diseases.
Also the effects OF solitary habits. both rninous
To body aud mind AMI which produce some ofthe
following effects: blotches Bodily Weakness,
Constipation. Aversion and Uneasness ia Fe-
male Snciety, Unmauness Dread of Futu-.
Events. finally complete prcsra,ien Of the vi
tai powers. loss of mcgaory, ringing in the ears
can be frli, restored 20 health
DIR. W. is the publisher OF new work, entitled
Nip the Evil in the Bud which will he sent to
all on receipt OF 10 cents to prepay postage.
All letters with stamp answered
Consultation free. Charges moderate and cure
guaranteed.
DIR: Whittier cures the very worst kind of rup-
turc in few weeks
Post office Box 2494. Ofgce and Consultation
Rooms l6i South Clark Street. Chicago Yon
can see the Doctor every day from A. ~ to 5
r. VI. aug25 d3wlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

srRAyED on >ToIrN.-See advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

Il ,'c'ark Ir-, orian' bu T. ess ii be ,,.e..o, d
10 gus ion wiz re decided Taetie. we su.
20 10 he fn.
By order o! the ,o;url.:ae
!. AMIfU Sacieter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26

Let tho blind See..NO Cure no Hs0y y
hR. }. HOMER SHAW will treat all durable
- diseases Of the Eye and Ear the above
terms. He also treats all FEMALE CoaPLAIxrs
and diseases OF Children. Office 90 South Clark
street, Chicago. Letters If inquiry with stamp
enclosed w1ii receive prompt attention.
Address JuOMEK SHAW
I. D. drawer 65iS. asa,-dly Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-26
All Private Diseases Cured
Without Mercury.

DR. WHITTIER Is REGU-
- LArLf educated and legiti-
Ntnately qualified. and las cape
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knowledge quite Indispensable
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Substitutes VVuufe;I.

Substitutes Wanted.
We viii pay the following bount;es to cx-
empis from draft, who may enlist as .Sub-
stuu'ts, at our office
ror three years service, 800
90 NNo 10 ......... 3eG
do one do 300
len Dollars VIII be paid TO any ucrson