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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-08

On Tuesday evening twenty Of the rebel prisoners
oed at Point Lookout brought to this city and re
leased and furnished with transportation NORTH upon TAX
log the oath Of allegiance to the United States Govern
ment.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-08
VERMONT ELECTION.

Fhe following the of the candidates voted for
10 the State of Vermont TUESDAY last The Republican
candidate for Cover nor the present incumbent of that
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-08

10 the State OF Vermont on Tuesday last The Republican
candidate for Cover is the present incumbent of that
Office:
Republican, Democratic.
For Governor -. J. u Smith. Il. p. Redfed.
Lieut.. Governor u Dillingham;. c. N. Davenport.
Treasurer. j Psge. Nick. Ormsby.
F. 4. Woodbridge. Semue Wells.
For Congress j. s Morrill, X. Mex. Ormsby.
I p. Baxter G. Harrington.
In 1862 the Republicans carried the State by 26 30S
majority Last year, however the Democrats treblsd
their Of the previous year. and reduced the Republic
majority to 1851 The entire vote Of the State
about Al COO
The candidates for Governor this year the same
sss year. despatch from Montpelier says that the
turns from about of the State indicate in
creased majority for the Republican candidate.
The three Republican candidates for the Thirty ninth
Congress elected by increased meiores They were
ali members Of the last Congress
The vote of forty towns for representatives to the Legs
ature has been received and all Of them, except two
turn Republicans The State Senate will probably be
without Democrat.
The returns, far received show small increase
in both the Republican and Democratic votes.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-08

The Richmond Enquirer of the I'd instant con-
tains the annexed statement of Mr.. OULD, the
Confederate Commissioner for the exchange OF pri-
soners, which is interesting showing the present
position Of the negotiations on thai subject.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-09-08


time the main column, that moving down the direct
road to the station, encountered the enemys mounted
pockets which driven by the Seventh Pennsy lvana
ia Hne STYLE Skrmishng with the rebels continued, and
when within quarter OF mile OF the station report
received that the Fourth Michigan had struck the rail-
road Our forces were pushed rapidly forward and at
once received FIRE from the enemy, when battalion
Of the Fourth United States dismouned and depoy
ed and brought to the support Of the Fourth Michigan
swelling tho number who engaged in tearing up the
track to hundred AID fifty Before their line
fairly formed whole rebel infantry brigade, which was
lying ambush, with skrmshers out poured into the
ranks Of the working party terrific voley and with wild
yes that made the forests ring rushed mady over the
track burners, killing, woundpg and taking prisoners
nearly the entSe detachment who fought bavely until
their wfested from hem. Longs brigade was
Immediately formed, artillery placed In position and the
rebels quickly repused, with loss from the
effect OF our grape canister, and bullets.
OUR FORCE SURROUNDED
Scarcely had the Of artillery and the sharp muske
crack died away the rebel infantry fell back broken
and demoraized when a danger presented itself
With wild yes whole division Of rebel cavalry (Jack-
sons FIVE thousand strong composed Of Armstrong; Fer
guson and Ross brigades, coming down
the keen rum accompanied by ten pieces of artillery Ere
Fitzpatrick had time to learn what coming spirited
attack made the rear, and shells came tearing
across the fields and bursting columns Kpat
rcks keen eye comprehended the situation Mntys
brigade was instantly Withdrawn and hastily formed on the
right Tor soutb) of the road in line OF regmenta column,
the 9Th Pennsylvania Msj. Jennings the right; An
Michigan Mai Wet, the centre, and the dh United
States Capt Mcintyre the left Longs brigade was
formed in the Of the first The third division was
ordered to form in the same manner the left Of the
road and to charge simultaneously with Mnty but it s
said for some reason failed TO do so.
BLOODY SABRE CHARGE
While the various regiments were being man@uvred
into position to the onslaught Of the rebels who were
sweeping down upon them the had time to compre-
bend the danger that surrounded hem rebels to
of he rebels 10 the left Of them, rebels in the rear
them rebels in front Of themsurrounded there was no
salvation but to cut their way out Visions of Libby
and starvation fitted across their minds aud they saw
that the deadly conflict could not be avoided Placing
himself Mt the head Of bis brigade the gallant and fearless
Mny drew his ssore, and his voice rang out clear and
loud Attention columnfUrward, trot regulate by the
centre regmeDt-march-gsop--m ~ snd away the
brigade went with yell that echoed away the
valleys.
The ground from which the start was made and over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. ON the Cd day Of December, A
w D., 1861. William Thomas and Grace
Thomas executed unto Austin Corbin q. trustee
tain deed OF trust. conveying IL said trustee
the land in Ccaaf cGaaty, Iowa. described q, fol-
lows te-wii: The north half of the ~"n;li-wes,
quarter dissection No. eight : and also the south
half of the sou,i, half of the south half
Of the northwest quarter of same section
all il township No. eighty one 4. north Of range
No. Il west, Of the the 9th p. M; winch sail
CONVEYANCE was made BIZ the said Thomas and
vie, ioi the purpose Of securing the pay mcnt Of
two certain proiliissoTy notes and the interest
thereon signed BY said y ~. Thomas. dated the
Sd dav Of December. A. d.. 1861. and payable as
follows: One for shrty two and o. loo $50 30 enj
dollars due in six months. and the other for the
sum of two hundred aud ninety-tsyo and 5o-luo
1892 5f'-ius dollars due December lst, 1852 to
the order of edward " ynan. at Austin CgfbinS
Office. i'll Davenport, Iowa. and with interest after
due at the rate Of ten per cent.
Aud now said notes having become due and
payatle, and the said William Thomas having
Jailed to pay tie same. l. Austin Gerhii. trustee
as aforesaid. do hereby give this public notice
that bv virtue Of the power which is III me vested
by SAID deed OF trust, will on Saturday the nth
dav of Jane, A. D., 1854, til the hour Of nine
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, az tho Court
House door. IN the city of Davenport expose and
offer for sale for casi,. public auction the par
cells of land sie.ve described, much thereof
as sha lie necessary 10 satisfy and pay tie amcnn,
OF said note, with the interest thereon 10 the day
of sale. together with all the costs aud expenses
attending said sale COSTS al ,lis notice and truS
tees fees
Dated the 18th day of May. a. d.. 1S6i
AUSTIN C0ktlN, Trustee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
.kin Diseases Of Years standing
SEMINAL WEAK NESS.

fernirai Missions the cor sequence OF self ebuse
This mary vice 81 Gepf we'd seAEa! ihinis D. -
o. act ced by he soli OF both s.xes 10 an slmnst
anil snile,. extat fodsc NJ nth une-siEgce lain.
I, N. ilosiry ran II morbid mp oL.s. urlert
mia ed ty sci-ii'ii5 nisi c. ne sn'es, VIZ sal
/ " .ou-tsf.rce eafs ots III Ter ihe yes. pain
TIE head rAxipg in the ears -ueiss re HE IN
H. OF ietvea. tpe4s mere q ont The !"ins TesE-
ess of The iI..ibs confused .sicn, dislike - Tor Vi
No. aeouainiancaa L ss IN sinu.,. bccic hu-hes
mi and va aUs sraT'ioEs about d. lace, ios'id
nfesth. coughs con una ptiov, night sSeats, moo-
n AHA ard fl, Qneu.y nIty - r-i!ot te hot OBJ
tain.i. should app rnnae'.lstely by i.ttsr per-
-on Il b.ivr "A cure alice 81. iersots "a dftance
may he cured a me - al Ire sing ell r 70
burton, stating $50 syu p ous aLd isn.th OF time
the Ciseste cont ued. chi have mesiene
prom pity forwarded free orn damage or curiosity
~ any Of The county, with f0i an plain cfec'
tiol n fUr use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
Home songs Of the War.

American Narscillaise E7,aa. 81.
Under or Gag beat the long call once m.re.
Call up the Nor. as You called lcr before
Our Volunteer. Song aud Chorus. -.
''srdden and loud the cr, rang"
Softly nsw, tcnderv lift him with care. so.
This IS = hero whose pale 70 m yc bear.
Inscribed 10 the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red BATTLE Field Quartet 50.
'.-lienti', icnderls, mcurGfuils home
From the red battle field volunteers come. y
4 Here has Fallen. 81.
His saddle is empty and slieathel is his sword,
Another has left Us 10 rep his reward
Emancipation. Song and Chorus. 50.
In this lana oi,hc iiee not slave shall .hcre be,
As cause for rebellion or treason"
Mother. Nhen The WA Is o.er. Sc and Che. so
The Drummer Boy March 3D.
Sent by mail, postpaid. on receipt of price.
OLIVER DITSoN L CO.. Publishers. 81
Washington street. Boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
CHAMBER FURNITURE
TRUSTEE : SALE.

WHEREAS on the "lsi day OF December. A.
w H. 1857 James c. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane, his wife. oNecnted ,m;o John " Thomp-
son. trustee. certain deed 81 iriIst, convey
Ing Ia said trustee The lands and premises in
Scott cnuuty, Iowa. describe - follows io-wit:
Part al the S"ht!i cast quarter Of the south
quarter Of section No twentv-"ne u in township
No. seveni, 81, north range three east Of
9TH J.. NJ. beginning fourteen ~ chains fifty
siX 81 links due west from The southeast corner
of sad quarter section thence wcs. four 81 chains
niucty three and three tourh> 49,, links 10
stone, thence north ten lol chains twelve and
half /. > links. thence east four chains ninety
three and three iourl.s t9Sa. links thence north
ten - chains twelve and half T.! links to
stone, The place of beginning. Whlrii said con
ynyune4' made hv the said Jam, q Crane and
Mary Ann, his vic for the purpo>e of sccurn.
the pay inent Of five certain gremi-sorv notes.
with the interest thereon. signed by the said
James 6. Crane dated the 3lt day of December
A. ID. lN5.. Une of said SAID notes for the sum Of
five hundred dollars 500 pay allie on the 81 si dav
oDccenibcr. N62. t. the order IT " iilian II. Reed
One Of said notes Tor the %! tive hundred del
lars satp payable ON the 2lst t!aN IT December.
A. T. lsi4, to the order If lanes Warren. oae
of said notes tor the nt one hundred dollars
SlN' payable on the .th dag October. \. H. ISIS
to the order of Alcnsnlf s-heaiN: one If id
notes Tor tn, aula oi one hundred and ten dollars
Sli"l "a, abi, the II d., 81 .i.nna'v. ls6e
to the order of Martin Gl@cr; and the last of said
notes f,r the sum Of one hundred ava hive dollars
.sln5l PAY able The first da, Of iannHrs, \. d.
l>eG, Ia he order of Nall! Dunkley Il Co., with
interest all vi SAID notes at Tie rate u ten per
cent per anaum.
And now the saii James g. Crane havi.,l fat
to pay the note ier 5000 to .a'a"- Warren, abosc
named. |. John ". Thompson. trustee atorc-
said, do hereby give tails public notice. that By
virtue Of the power which Is IN vested hy said
deed Of trust will on SATURDAY.. the tth day OF
June 4. H.. lsGt. ut ten clock IN the forenoon
Of said day AT tue Cour; House door III the city
of Davenport. expose and offer for sale at public
auction. the tract of land above described. or so
much thereof shall be necessary To satisfy and
paw the amount of said $500 nute witt, the erea.
thereon ~ the day of sale. together with the
ard oApenses attending this sale, costs of this
notice and trustees fees.
| Dated May 10, icti
JOHN ". THOMPSON,
dts. Trustee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
N Permanent Cure Of
Goncrrhea, elect Unnatural Discharges fmpo-
tence Seminal weakness, Night. Emissions,
lncontincnce, Genital Debility and irli-
liability. Gravel. Structure and alec
ton- ottIie kidney and Bladder,
which has been used hy upwards Of
10 p Ii lCIAS
il their private practice. with entire success. SUI
perccdny Cubets Capsules, any other com
pound hitherto known.
j l. l. $ LIF + Ills.
are speedy in action. ottcn eitciing a cnrc in a
few DAYS, and when cure IS effected it is pcrna-
nent. They are prepared from vegetable cx;racts
that are harmless on the system. and never
seaie the stomach or npiegnate the breath and
being sugar coated, nj. aaii>cuu> taste Is avoided.
No change OF diet il necessary " hist using them
nor does their action interfere with business
Each box contains six dozen Pills
Price, 81. Sold by all the principal druggists
Tn places whore no agent is advertised the, will
he sent by mail, post paid, and confidently secur-
ed from observation when desired on receipt of
money. BY j. BRYAN. NJ. D., - Cedar-st, n.
i. Saith X Dryer, wholesale agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NJ Ann DAarbOr. Mich
"A Physician Arrested for
a AbOrtiO0.

From the Detroit Advertiser. MAY q
The citizens Of Ann Uarbor were thrown
INTO confusion day or two since ~ the ar
rest Of wcll-known physical DR.. Bliss,
charged with procuring an abortion on
young married woman named Lame, the
wife OF soldier IN the army. The woman
had been enceinte about six months when
the abortion wos procured An inquest re-
vealed the fact that the child was alive at
the time Of birth. aud that its skull vas at
that time, or subsequently, broken. After
lingering "A short time the woman died from
the effects Of the operation. As soon as
the affair was ventilated, Dr. Bliss was
promptly placed under arrest He immedi-
atcly gave bail for his appearance to answer
the charge in the sum Of - 600. The af-
fair has caused an endless amount Of gossip
and a number Of rumors are in circulation
as to what induced her to commit the rash
act.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
FsOksscs,S Riffei'S.
EsOEurk.'S EEiaferS.
DIR. a.. w. Es q q q & X il.
I,iNl.ISN vi liIln

Proprietor Of stoaach Bi'ters. Bfood prr'-
III, H'ood y,Il< c.tirlrhd d >'ce9'@t Ia'a."t.S
G. A. COOK. Chicago, Gent Agt..
sld .. Wholesale III Chicago. by FULLER,
FINCu K FULLER ard I'll Druggists ;. !,
-. country Merchants aud Dealers supplied
~. +. CEOSkEY and {. IL. BEChN It'll,
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pallnra stevenson K Ca-nahan. L. J. Wells u.
Srhlepal Dit7cn 4 X och, and ". kovacs:
Sold a, wholesale by Bcicerbecke Aiilco, ana
K,,Io.w,o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser. physician Of % years expert
ence, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases, Iron
chltis, asthma, &C., but retired frcn the prac
ticc is DESTROYS of iinparins his experience by
diliusing information valuable to tie suffering
humanity. and which has cared thousands.
The came medicine vii! DO for al; He will send
a Prescription. with full directions for use adapt
ed 10 each particular case and will surely elect
cure. FRY tit will cost YOU nothing IA stamp
required for postage. Address,
IL. LOWE, NJ. d., Box 5e.5, New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
IMPORTANT 10 LADIES.
"Great American Remedy
DIR. HAIIN q )
GHroao 7H.rMal I.a4is Ea2s,

Nib-D INffAt4e lftNGte 4 80,
WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w ,whcn the directions have bcen strictly
followed il removing difficulties arising from OBJ
struction o. snaee Of Nature, Or in restoring the
system 10 perfect health when suffering from
Special affections. Froiaysus ttefi. the whites
other. weakness, OF the Uterine organs. The Pills
are rertet.ils harmless the constitution and
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cousin. Distress II the slr time act like charm
by Strengthening, IN gorating and restoring the
system to healint cuAt.tiun, and b. bringing on
the monthly period Of regularity, matter from
what cause the obstruction may arise. They
should, however, not be taken the first three Or
tunr months OF pregnancy. though safe any
other time, as miscarriage would u the result
Zach box contains SO pills. Price 81.
Dr. IIaryeyS Treaties on Diseases ot Females
Pregnancy Miscarriage Baroness Stcrili-
II, Reur.,,uetion anA Abuse Of nature.
and ripEaticaliy the ladies private medical adj
wiser, pamphlet Of % pages, sent free 70 any adj
dress. Six cent, required 10 pay postage
The Pills and Book will be sent ~ naail, and
coniidcn,iailv when desired. securely sealed, and
prepared, Oh receiil; oil money by
j. BRYAN, N. H.. Gen'l AGENT.
Is Gedar-street New York
Sold by all The principal druggists.
Smith 4 Dwver. wholesale agents, Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
Before my locks are gray


y WArp says IF am drafted
shall resign Deeply grateful for the un-
expected honor thu, conferred upon me,
shall fer compelled 10 resign tic position in
favor Of some more worthy person Nodes
ty is What ais me. That's what keeps me
,tnIrr -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
EAx:I1E ,r1asssf,z.n s.O.saES

T OWESTHAL, ROTHSCHiLD & co. MAN
IL faeturefss of Es:slS Tobacco. and
wholesale dealers in Leaf Fine Cut. SIM king
Tobacco and cigars, "a South Water Street, Chi
go. ml26
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

Morris Island ;. G, Jan 18th 1854
HRoF. Hollow AY.--itrar sir Enclosed YOU
will lind - cents, for which wish you to send
me some of your valuable pills; send them by
mail. enclose - cents for postage. Address
l. G. HALL, Co. u. 4th " H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

You will here find unsolicited testimonials re-
ceived from all parts Of the country where the
army is in force.
SEE TO TorR HEALTH
All Of YOU have some one interested in vour vel
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YorR LIFE Is VALUABLE.
Not only to yourselves, but TO your fathers. and
mothers, sisters. wives, and brothers. Then
while yon NAV. purchase your health
FOR ~ cENTs. - CENTS. OR 81 10,
viii. when expended in these medicines, bring
YOU down to the greenesf and ripest old age.
The following genuine letters on hlc for in
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

Quartermasier's Department,
seth Illinois Volunteers,
Folly Island. :. C.. Nov ~, ls5s.
Prof. Hollwsy 50 Maiden Lane. n. Y:
DEAR sir Enclosed please lind FL o. for
which send me one dollar worth each OF your
celebrated Pills and Ointment by return mall
Please attend to this at once, for am much in
need Of the above remedies Address
Lieut.. A. " FELLOWS @ NJ.
3ath Illinois Vols
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
Norri, Island ! {. Jan. gl-t 1874


PHor HoLiuauY-p Please find enclosed The
sum # $ion for pills. / have diai.hoa, and
cant .; il stopped, 80 wan; 70 t.y oar pills.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

In st. Louis, last week, the corpse Of a
Mrs. Meur was found in room in Vine
street, four months after Der death. \
scrap Of melancholy rhyme, in Mrs Mcur's
hand writing and signed with her initials.
was found i'll the room; ono verse reading
thus
% Tae world at bcs, is selfish. cold
Gold !. the iuriug ray;
Then let me dir before IN old
Before my locks are gray.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
Mich. Southern / Lake Shere RR.


/-,ARPENTER AND BUILDER SHOP on
~ Commercial Allsy, opposite Post Onee, D.
IMPORT, Iowa HU-a410
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
BEVERAGES.
GREENBACkS ARE GOOD,
BUT
ROB arc BETTER.
DIR. RO CKS
SY'cD. rJ.EGH fsEYTERS.
BEVERAGES.

rI,lE~E BITTtHS ARE not OFFERED TO
| the uuhllc a. - medicine that viii cure all
/. IN. III, that flesh is heir 10. but They an
honest. reliable remedial agent. aud are an elf
Gent and agreeable regulator Of the system. In
...t,,n. AZ Tho Cott4.iry s-pCCiallN the hll-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

..thr III, that IL. ~h i. heir 10. but they
honest reliable tcmc,lia! agent. aud are an elf
cicut and agreeable regulator OF the system. In
nll sections oi the country, especially III the bi
EcObnrE'S ESsffci's.
lous districts Of the West and Southwest. where
they have been introduced. they are recommended
by the phs.iclan a. bcne.ied. /. taken IN proper
quantities il accordance with tie directions, a.
preventive a1l cure Ir t.vsr AID Ague, l,.ser
COMPLAINT. Ei,ions Fever. Dyspepsia. Indiscs-
feOb<xCh'S EstsferS.
ton, Jaundicc, Dizziness. Depression Of Spirits,
Lanumor. and all arrangements of the digestive
functions. For debilitatcd persons they par
tlcularlv recommended giving an appetite and
TIL Bt,ers are scientifically prepared and
EsObucA.'8 kSiiserS.
are made of a rare combination of Roots Plants,
Herbs Banks. and Seeds. which have been found
mos, eil,-c,nal b. long medical experience, to
possess the requisite Tonic properties IN relieving
are are, the moor man's friend. say ing bin many doc
IeOhNrk'S Filters.
tors bills. as well as the rich mans solacc and
comfort, insigora,ing the weak ani dehiiitaicd.
driving ava, melancholy. and making A life OF
misery one ui unailuyci endowment. these Bit
tiers have been introduced, and are beng used,
no, only in the hospitals but among the soldiers
FfOLArH's kssffei's.
nc an anpeiizer tonic and regulator OF the system
throughout the Army Of the North. 10y and with
the consent ot the highest government authority.
In MONT Of strength / will guarantee my Filters
to contain larger proportion of real medicinal m
c,.Jinut. aud virtues than any other stomach Bit
HsOcUrk'S EEiafcs'S.
,.rs in the market: and by comparison with 9th
ers il will be seen At ohce that tue. are stronger
and upon triad will be found more ilcicnt than al
n.l,,. The, mr., agreeable to the taste, nyigora-
nm. IN effect made Of sooa materials, and an art
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time with equal satisfaction. Let everybody ny
them. and the, will be fully convinced OF the truth
of. f,t., lt,Na
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02
Camp near Brandy Station. Va,

Camp near Brandy Station. Va,
January I'll, ssh
PRor. HOLLOWAY Dear Ri ! have heard a
great deal Of talk aboai. Your famous Pills and
never was in need Of tlirm uniii now. want to
try them. Iiarrhpa is very prevalent at the
present time send NE tie worth Of the enclosed
Yours ne. JOSEPH WALSH
Go. t. atii Regt Excelsior Brigade
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

Ina' nasn np the mD'nent in the newspapers and
pas ~ IoiI' ion. mere also GREAT Dsssorries
which take perrianen; hold of pubic estimation
and Last for all Time. Permanent among the
latter class stuads ~
E CArisladOrO's Hair Veva
A vegetable preparation, harmless az wster which
in five minutes, 7ran.fo,ais Gy0y Hair or hair
of any unpleasant. hue, to a glorious blacL a. an.
chanting brown Unique in its Composition and
nfaible in its resul.s it has achieved nor,,,isrtv
with both sexes, with every class of sof;at. .rA
in all parts of the world Manu- iactuaed ~ y
Chr,stadoro. 8 Astor1 House, New York. Kent
BY Ill dEuegists. nave Asp'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-02

PRor. HoLLoaAl.-Dears r: Please ind en-
closed ! .ue, and send the amount in ,our IA
nous pills, as am trorbled with dyspepsia and
seek cute. Yours, &c,
THoS. T. TURNER, CO. |, I'd Iowa Inf