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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30
MANHOOD,

A ND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
"A ~ four weeks, by DR. RtCORD'S Essryrr
or Lnk. Or, kiccrd of Psrisj after wears Of
earnest solicitation, has at length nccedcd TO the
urgent request of the American public, and ap-
pointed aii agent IN New York, for the sale Of his
valued and highly priced Essence or Life. This
wonderful agent will restore Manhood 10 the most
shattered constitutions in four weeks. and 4 used
according 70 printed Instructions, failure il i'm.
possible. This life restoring remedy should be
taken y aIi abont to marry, MS its effects are per-
maneBf. Success in every case is certain.
DR. Records Essence Of Life IL sold in cases.
with full instructions for use. ut o. four quan-
titles IN one for ~, and will be sent to any past.
carefully packed, on receipt Of remittance 10 his
accredited agent. Circulars sent free on receint
of 4 stamps. PHILIP KOLANDO.
Broomc s., door west Broadway, NY,
mch3-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

.'As the PhGnix ries3fsm Che chez u its fire.
animated with new life, I" 80 does this Elixir reju
venate the system and overcome disease.
- The Rejuvcnating Elixir is the result Of
modern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, be-
ing entirely new and abstract InetlSOd Of cure,
irrespective 81 al the old and worn-osn syssems.
sg This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men Of the day, and BY them pro-
nonnced 70 be one Of the greatest medical discov-
cries Of the age
:4@s- One bottle will cure general debility
80 few doses cure Mysteries in Females.
icy One bottle cures palpitaton Of the Heart.
. 81 From one 10 three bottles re store the man.
Illness and full vigor of youth.
s-fy 4 lew doses restore the appetite.
- Three bottles cure the worst case Of I'm
potency.
80 lew doses cure the low spirited
~ Une bottle restores mental power
Esss few dcscs bring the rose to the cheek
- This medicine restores to manly vipor and
robust health the poor debilitatcd, worn down
and desparing.
To- The listlcss. cncrvatcd youth. the over.
tasked man Of business the victim Of nctvous de-.
depression. the individual suffering from general
debility, will all find immediate and permanent
relief by the Of this Elixir or Essence Of Life
~ Price, 81 per bottle, or three bottles for
IS, and forwarded by Express, on receipt Of mo-
| ncy, to any address.
All such orders must be sent To e. A. COOK.
| Chicago, our General Agent for the West
Sold in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH L Full
LER Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists
| every where
q. 4. COOK. Chicago, General Ag't
for the States of illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Indi
ana, and Michigan tse
DR. ". u. MERWIN 4 CO..
sole Progrieaors,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

MIS- GRANT VOTES roR Mcclellan. Mrs
Grant, the wife ofthc general, visited the
New York fair last week, and was conducted
thro' the building. Her visit to The polls
where the voting for the sword was pro.
crossing is thus described
The famous voting stands. where the OK.
citing contest about the sword was pro-
crossing, was pointed out to her BY some Of
her companions. She seemed 60 be amused
very much at the idea of the sword enter
prise and watched the voting with interest.
The room was quite crowded Mt tho time, and
the spectators watched the lady movements
very closely. The excitement ofthe u,op,eni
Was Increased by observing her approach
the voting stand, apparently for the purpose
OF registering her name. The spectators
were not long kept in suspense Mrs. Grant
took the pen, WROTE down her name and
castla vote for George b. Mcclellan. The
spectators took deep breath and. felt much
easier. The incident created quite sensa-
ton, and Was talked Ct the rest of tho day
BY thu visitors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

THAT TT THE QUESTION
TINE PROPRIETORS OF THE NEW YORK
Il Museum and Anatomy Of Medicine have de.
termined, regardless Of cxpense, 10 issue free
(or the benefit Of suffering humanity FOUR OF
their most interesting and instructive Lectures
on Marriage and its Disqualification, Nervous De-
bilny. Premature Decline of Manhood, Indiges-
ton, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy.
and Vital Power, the Great Social Evil and those
maiadi-s which result from youthful follies, ex-
cesses or maturity, or igi"ra..cs Of Physiology
and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of ensighiening and saving thousands, and will
addressing Secretary New York Museum of
Anatomy and Medicine, sls Broadway, New
York aug3-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

=. h.-.hx called 10 mcGe at " A'elock4 ~ H..
an THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, 1864, at the Court
House. in the city Of Dcs Moines, 10 appoint six
teen -delcgates 10 the National Convention q,
ChicaE0; 10 select candidates for Presidential
Electors ~ .IOwe; ~ nominate democratic
5tate tickAt and 10 adopt ssch e'her meas" .,'
- the public welfare may seem 10 require. Inc
ratio " representation viii be one deiega'e '"'
each l9pArpd votes, snds every nax,.'n'i, Ia
ton, 49, ~ ssra Ts'nIs - q a hs at leas,
The r6{eY curnrr. stone Of our National political
edi6ce il non interference, by federal an,horhF
with the domestic affairs ef the Sia,cr. "nuu
4 no Union could have been formed; and no un-
ION tcat would be compatible with the pubic lid
ertv il either practicable or desirable, upon any
other basis But this fundamental principle has
been iagrantly violated. il the election and
administration Of President Lincoln, as TO have
produced real disunion, practical despotism, ana
disastrous civil war. II behooves the people OF
the United States TO rcctifv in 1864, the fatal ms
take Of $50, whence proceed these awful condi
tions Of American society to restore, as lar IS
may be possible, the sta,a qu0 ante beitnm and
emphatically and forever TO repudiate the pernic-
ious principles and nscrupnlous men OF The
reigning federal dynasty, which should not be
permitted, as IL threafens to perpetuate itself
either by fraudulent elections or by military dom
nation.
All the electors Of the State. therefore. are re-
aucsted L. participate in the selection Of delegates
10 this Convention who favor speedy ternliia-
ton Of the existing war; who Will MAINTAIN the
Union by a strict observance OF the Constitution
Of the United States in letter and spirit and who
will insist upon "hcr right, at AN untrammeied
election. 10 expcl from power, and bring to CON
dign punishment the guilty leaders OF the sec.
tional parties. North and South, who are podi.
gaily. gay. recklcssy squandering the lives and
fortunes of the American people, in a most vim
dictive partisan warfare. Which is nanifestly de-
structive of the Constitutional Union OF the
States, and il rapidly tending to bankrupt, L
brutaixe, and to Africanze the nation.
LIZ GRAND BYNGTos,
J. NJ CASSIDY.
gs-g. A.W. CARPENTER,
FRAxK PLuMMEn,
A. r. SEEsgRGER e
March ISL, 1894 State Cen. Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

Mns. HARRIET D. FIELD. wife of David
Dudley Field, of New York, died on Friday
morning Of bilious fever, produced by OK
haustion from excessive labor III beiiali OF
the Sanitary Fair The death of Mrs Kirk
h,.d, ~ sutnorcss, is attributed to the same
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30

LIsur. JAMES BuRxs, an officer in the
regular army, who recently absconded from
Desroitlxith $1SsO00s Of the Government
funds in his possession, has been arrested
= Montreal. Since he abscondcd, it has
De 4frNined Jhat he had made out
!, ~ so'sees.rs aid entered false names on
ms pey-rolls. This fact will insure his sur
rsnose undee IL sxtzadition treaty,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Coughs and Colds.

Tie -a'dcn changes OF our climate are sources
OF PuLMoSARY, BNoscHIAL aud isrnMATic ArrEc-
rroNs Experience having proved that simple
remedies ot"n act speedily when taken in the
eariy stages of the disease, recourse should at
once be had to ''B,oun's Brcachiat T.oehes," or
I.ozengcs, let the Cold Cough or Irritation Of the
Throat be ever 50 slight as by this prccauiion a
more serious attack may be eiiectualy warded off,
rtBilc SPEAKERS and SfSGEgs will find them eff
iectua, for clearing and Strengthening the voice
Soldiers should have them, as they can be car
ricd in the pocket and taken as occasion requires
hISEASliS OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
1/URiNARY, AND SEM VI SYSTEMS and re-
liable treatment in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS sent BY mail in sealed letter en-
volopcs free OF charge. Address, Dn j. EkIl.-
lin ii0tGHTON, Howard Association, No 3
South Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia Pa. apldwly
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| buy on the most advantageous terms and sell
low. Call and examine. All orders promptly
attended to. my2l -dtf
, 1864-07-03

Condition Of tho Army or tho Poto=
= mAcss
A writer In the New FORK I.rp<s Of june
eSth, Ia giying the feeling Of the Army Of the
Potomac, says:
=. l. 1ts ea.n<ssHm.-its terrible carnestness.
The totdfefs Of the Army Of the Potomac are
perhaps now even TOO much In earnest. TheY
,attcmpt too much, and cau hardly be ro-
6tIai1.ed. TheJ are eager to achieve what Is
Impossible for them. There is nothing at
which they will filnch-aa has been proven
but lately 1t Spotts> >lvanla, on the chlcka.
hominy, md On tho Apponattox. Their
whole Enuls are in tho work All their men
tal faculties and rhJ steal powers arc conccn-
tratcd upon It, Danger "a nothing; death Is
but an incident to Men-eycn though it be
The final Incident II ever, under AMI. Com
manacr, there has been q time when Ii could
| be said that the nrtny vas not Ii deadly ear
! nest. that tint Is most certainly not now,
.urder Lieut.. Gen. Grant
The greater part Of its veterans, whose
! term d service hos expired, return to the
field, ID order, as they say, ito see this thing
| through A great portion Of those whose
term NM expire In the ensuing months, win
alao, believe, re-enlist; aud 1t only needs
that tue strength Of the army be maintained
| and ncgniilcd, and the spirit Of the people
be Of q Kind akin to that Of the army, to In
sure for our ar1ne perfect triumph. and fol
our flag the homage Of the whole lane, ind
the respect Of tho world. . !, -,
, 1864-07-03


Snean w. Shcearj, young lady twenty
ono years oi age, daughter Of i. Shepard. for
| mc7ly Of the American Hotel, Troy, died tt
wrong dysc Of 1nellclne given bya physician.
| The Sarot'yian gives the following partieu.
lars Of the sad Affair:
Miss Shepard and her 1uo.Lcr were visiting
| the family Of Joha Benedict Of tAls placs. aud
| duiiDg Saturday aftcru6on Miss 8. s.as taken
| EomeN Int i'll. urr mpthcr c1llcd upon DR..
s. S Strong to prescribe for her daughter:
| 4. prescription las -pscpared by him aud
e rs shs she eos s, shepsa s
kcns affected, conp!4ined Of slusul1r sea,
| fation III her had, and joeosely remarked
| that II she ever had Mysteries she
would supposa she was going TO
late rnuatnrally, aud within i few minutes
I she bccame completely prostrated. DR..
Sirung, w1ls'se residence is tut square dis.
tunf, was promptly summoned aud hurried
to the sccnc. IL first the doctor could not
lslisHe i1st tls aie!n VI nEAactls ts Iha
'eponuuI oft himself. But Oh more closely
obse1vin:: tho peculiar symptoms, the canse
Nas Eeveatfd to his mind, and he frankly
stated that bc IDnst hare given medictne he
| did not intend to, and that III her coHdttion
there was danger 1t would prove fAtal. Instant
Efforts we're made, however, to rclfTe her o
t the fatal potion, Nad 10 couatc-act It's I'll ct 3
but without avAi. She lived only aoou
IN hour and 4 llc1f after the n,rdicina was al
I4ulktered. Dr. Strong was intensely utec
ted, aud expressed willingness 10 take TIE
. piece Vi the young Indy, If that would re
! store her In explauaston OF the mistake, hi
suites TINT there arc two bottles standiul
near together On his shelvcs, labelled rtspc2
lively tGeraniutu " uni "Gclscminnm," tn
I conttnts Of which nrc similar In appearance
3 lie intended to give the "Gcraniunl," bu
) was deceived in 1ookinE- nt the l2ael, ua'l Ia
advertcntly give tho "Gelseminum." Th
:. r:lstakt, II win be seen, was one OF fhe eys
] d"ccirctl b the similarity Of the words J.
!. ! appearance, the beginnings and formulation!
i bling exactly nike. TIE "Gelseminum
:, trnds to produce nervous prostratfon, an
:. | iu enall doses, such ID were 1nadyer;entl
i given to this young lady, would not ordin'
i rily have fnlal effect Drlic:te females a.
l. frequently given froin twu to three small d.
r tcs i day. But III tue case Of Miss Snerar,
"a her nervous 8. stem was pcculi ,riy s4scri,t
i bl- 10 thr Frustrating Influence Of tue tirU:
r Dr.. Strong, hfnlself owing to the mental d
3f preston following ths terulln .tlon Of tn
10 sad casr, was Infected by the dose be had Il
i kcu, AID recourse wns had to ptlululants
!, aid in relieving him fro1n unpleasant effect
il Mruy absurd rumora have beeu sci a'loat +
4. el..ctilg lis condition for which there q
:. ~, T., ruth -
, 1864-07-03
FOREIGN ITEMS.

An ancient Roman sword, having gold
hilt, set with precious stones, was found last
week at Heiligkreuz, ncar~freves, The blade
WIS nearly destroyed py snst, but tue AAt
The petition asa.nst the punishment Of
death, now In course Of signature at Paris,
has already received the names OF thirty
thousand working men, and has been sent to
y, Lachaud for him to obtain the signatures
Of hIs brethren Of the bar.
bill Eelatlye to the st alilon of the export du-
Ties has 1ust been sent to the Council of the
Rues,an Empire by the Minister of Finance,
and hopes are ::ntertnned that 1t will soon
be promulgated, and the more so that the
budget OF 1854 takes that suppression Into
account
The French Government has issued m
imperial decree, according to which rice In
grin and rice in straw mar be admitted into
| france until further orders free Of duty,
coming from apy country and under any flag.
Another. decree modified the ta5iffs npon
yer and plattna imported into France.
"A divorce case, which xfn be heard in
July, IL likely to e tbe sensational tEial OF
ton has occurred 50 fran9ht With the ele-
mente Of sensational romance as TINS olsoece
case is eaid to be. n It arg concerned .
county squiSe Of good family, hls lady, and =
noble Earl, whose Countess moves IN the
verr cream of London society
1t has BEEN stated that Dr. Grusselbaek.
of the unteersity.of Ursala. lately restored
to activity snake which had been frozen to
torpidity for ten years. It Is also reported
that he proposes to the sWedish Government
to experiment on criminals. ae proposes 70
reduce tae ina1iana! 70 na sod to resns ~
~ slau1un npl s.s"r n-+Tn ~ 49, "1"
citate him after -ear or t"o.
-1mperatost and scagnoni, Tae Wer @ 9
sentenced to imprisonment tor twenty years
for having conspired to assassinate tne En-
ed from the prison Of Maxas to = fortress
where they are to undergo their punishment
Greco ard Trabncco, who were sentenced 70
transportation, are shortly to be removed
from Paris to The place Of their des1laation'
which l. not Set announeea-
, 1864-07-03

SEALED OFFERS will be reesiysd 4. t5,s beoart.
s 81 a Ill nSa1s seSa s e
Untta stste. 10 tbe mount Of shlny three mllttons
IL
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ah J4npnt9 II each year. .na 1easetnso1e ster the
zach oer mnst be for nty or one handto o4 dollsss,
o. rome multiple q ote hnndted ao.iars a.d auss
.s sas 5 asllsi: 1 esa3, =! :. 6s sss
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81 Hf5 vi, IL s " 10 I.0'
f. .:,p I'll I'D s!a @ e
IL Gt1s received vii! be opened On wedneslsy,
"a e!n sf nI By tas q Gas r. 1f 4 ass'st
- seetststs % Sc H. sht nase: @ . e
eepaIce Of dtcl1tl3n VIII he ia1zaedteteJ given %
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IT. Is senn on iii p. e nsn ros
cr,eI Il depcsis Of two pr cent viii bs T:cIo1d il
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bond. JOLT g data e cepos:S,. =. ,rd,.a,.ors,
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r1'of' t'sn 'oof PEI Secretary q tha Trs.sary
e Eo7Ic1 TO oFrIcKks EnGkIviya n@rosiTa
| lSpKR 7n!s !sAnyEnI1sznKST.-Tkeo ote:!n1'nasy Ger
tcca:e Ct epo4it OF two per cent must no. be cskd.
ieo upor your accounte CURRENT n 1t 20 be a.
/ 1lnGed In The tnn. Gt7os1:. 1y1-M7t5 u
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] CTRcySTENCE OFFICE IT. E.
= ARNY. No. 70 soU1n sr1axr, 49,,
I BALT1AoRx, Nd, June 18Th. ISL.
| eEALKD PROPOSALS. In dup1icate: 1tll be :e.
ettyed u :sh of5se mil ]: ~ en ;.. Ak
J.y 'ssh tho pn'Eeo stS'es sa0'
@a'esce oeVAttoen' "t'a-
| Four thousand $4,000 Head OF Hce1
| CAttles
IN ,os boe. eeyt..a y. .he ss,se Cattle sesse4, ~
Sa'En9ae p - - !o e. <. vtixheH 1ithta ons snd
oH rs snsr a:riy,i II tbs rxpepsr Of ths cor sat
iny ohr1 mnst .Trrsre soont Il sp0l tbil1sen n1n-
1sthpnsnd nnends eross Weight. Bulls SteKs UIen,
eA4 fIal lii - msSs Sr,Sm
+bs ststvht ~ ssrh attsy hcrsnfed m Ter {s con.
, 1864-07-03

Formerly Of 1anes' Hetplt.l cus;oa, hons tsseet,
II Iocstea It IS Randoph street. Gh:tako. ltinolt
BrtciA!tst In the tratmslt & OLD Ca"os1c. AKHoC.
HikL. 6eRnFELnte, &, ind ali kludA of BLOOD AND SKIN
nItE!sEs 1sp D1soEDEkss o. GoSTAotous y1sa.
NAL CuAEAcTEH, cures them With ont resorttrE to
Nercur3, IoDiD1. porAssu. Arsenic OF any rolson,
hutnu.B 1nt blood pottouS.
ORaASIc WEaKsEss, 6n:h ~ nerntnAf Weakness,
EoctC1rA &nd Dinxrkl EnltsSiont. brought on oy
abuss Of nc systkn early tnatsetes,nns o Z.
fulnn. tapEass1on .litnness, anu often ti1g.
With othtf ttTlo. Enle tla Of syurtous asa
Kkdlcay cueed By N trtAtihie mtthots saftaK uuc4
tfnne and expenxe. Gleet, GouorFhea, snctufe; aao
MI H4&&s peculiar 70 the st1c9 of pfaFate uA1u1c'
radically cured -.,,r,,p rr.ea
where the hloot has become potsoncd. pfoonctnE
nlotc1ke on the iasc sm.u wstes3 n1ses E ESlas = =
fhe head and bontt ulccrs.ed +h1Dst, nose, ann
BODY, scrofuA. tosethe1 rIth az sndlesa number Of
III: james Is 1ecomnsnded b. he press generally g
kht EQuh tue mrdical faculty AID OF ntG
icsl col,eees etc Thcte aflic1ee should apply ine
dtntely ard BE- curea Of tn+sa hoE7tpis taseaaes.
EeEelnbxr, Or. JAmess Eface au1 IArlof1 arc kf y
Randolph. between sts.t and Dearborn stseete.
t3ntee open tc1u 4. y. Eonl 9P- II. Contnltst1oo'
0crndenuAl. 1al3-kh&ra*
, 1864-07-03

w An interesting case has hcen on trial
in New York city for tho past few da; 8, be"
ing suit brought by co1ored woman,
whose husband died in the service. Of the
country, against the Eighth Aronue Railroad
cnn,pauv f,r ~jc~tsns hoE from their carB-
The decision is held In reservc, but her
prompt und proper action has caused no.
tlcc to be Issued by the Superintendent oi
the road that hereafter colored people are
allowed to ride in all the cars Of the Com.
p,rr
, 1864-07-03

Is llcrc n Living Shakespeare
The London T.n.es publishes tue folloElng
curious story with tho remark that it Is
wonderful ftruc:
T.,:f J.nor ct The Tines:
sit il generally understood that :lsre IL
no living descendant Of our great poets
| "N'ill yon permit me, through the me-
dunn Of Jour columns, to Call attention to
the fact that there is now living at No q
Great Berry street, Nolyeslampton, George
Shakespeare, of Henley -on-Arden, tue eldest
mule descendant in thc direct ine trom Gt@.
bert, William Slakespeare's brothtr-that
ycry Gilbert who lived until aftsr the Resto-
rntiuu, ard WHO WIS euid to have been the
uctor who told 0ld.s . that ho ha seen his
bro:ber William uct .dsaaa In AS lou Like
It,
Poor Mr. George Shakcspeare's INDECENT
| circumstances have mill recently prevented
| him. from taking the necessary steps to
! trace his pedigree ian operation surrounded
with Gllhcultics}; and 1t is oply through tho
| Kindness OF gentleman living in Wolvtr-
| ho,,,rton that 6c has been enabled to coIp-
1,lctt thc record, Which, bJ the way, nlu; he
| seen by auy one who Rlll take the trouble ~
call nFon Mr. Shakespeare.
$50 far back hs eli. at years ago first met
[ my client, Willie IVES fulfilling MI engage
n. Mt ut lhc theatre In WoiyezAampton. Al
| that ptr;ol Le licked cue connecting LINK to
eDahir him to truce lbs descent to Gilbert
Shakespeare For MY part needed no other
testimony than that his faee afforded. Heav-
en- had written lis ge,l;grec IN the plainest
characters upon his broV; he Was the living
image of orr t.oet, notwithstanding, Which |
advised him not TO publish his relationship
until he had completed every Ink Of tn.
clsIn.
1.-The work Of ycars Is at last accomplished,
lsend NOW: I vcntured to suggest that those
| Nlo have been endeavoriug 10 do honor to
our dad poet should do Something for hls
living deecendcnt. nm sure roor Shakes
1earr'e condition has only to be known to ht
.nendcd. he had y ditaculty In obtaining By
!, hard iabor tho daily bread Tor his wife and
family, Here IL an excellent opportunity foI
I tho wealthy 10 dispose OF little Of their su
; Eefflnsay. The managers Of the 1ondor
theatres will; I feel assured, readily get up q
: e+nent or two; aud Il 5ou, Str, would deigt
/. to use your powerful pm, perhaps one o
}. shnlcs1eatc's own blood might BE- appointed
cu7utur to Shokespeare's house
If ~ an, 5tr, yours most obetiieut;y,
III "joIlk COLEMAN.
III N1fur61a1l's Iorse. prescot lime TN
, 1864-07-03

From Rsr. J. Ee7.cn brown. D. ., Eti.o. Of int
ktcFcicrtcia oi Rsliginua KEoWteGEr, and CHRIS
tt.n Etrou1cle. Pbilade!phta.
Although uot disposed to iaros q secomsnend pst
gTetiIcne and effects, yet KNOW Of sufficient
tons Why naan may not testify 70 tho benefits be b.
ueycs himself to have received nou+ anJ simple Frs
rsratiou. in the hone that he naJ .hu. co@tsbue t
do Ills n,ore fea,il1y IN regard to Ho,nsxds Ga.
man BfteF.. prepared by p, G: T. Jseksot, Of thv
Teatp under the impression that they wcre chiefly Al
slcoholic ml7tnre: am indebted e Iar friend EopA
proper and fnr encouragement to zy shem wh*F
suffering lsopa F5sat I'D aoax SSntnnsA aehIsy 1as
OF the prcsen' year, was followed aJ evident r'rf uI
testorsttaa degree OF bodily and mental yisul
Host dspa:red Of rcgatnlne. therefore thank t7o4
aca ny 3:erd tor dtE.Gti7E ne e tea nsc = :,i"m
]. FEWTON BROWN, Ha1lt1.ohtA.
, 1864-07-03
DlTTsBURGH, Fl. WAYNE d
l. CHICAGO RAMTAY COMPANY
NnTv oE FOR PROPOSALS.

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18Th dsy- Of Inly next, SAP. 4. 'or uEsolnx 70:
and Esv Brighton, shout ttrea rilfr bet Hens
wood and Beaver summit aboutts miles: netWe+n
EmifhneSd md CAnt,n, Abous twenty-five sattes be-
tween Msnsasd md crs.si,1s and @ ostgs,n Gss;tEs e
III chsracfcf a. tho work, Aud OF cSuuaet and
prrposais may b hsd It the oncs* Of 0srnlon sn.
BMcTYna o. pn snd 1sta1 +ke MN nf !Nsy ueKt-
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