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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
OFFICIAL.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
NAVY DEPARrMxsr, !.
55 Richmond, March 80, 1854.
\ ENERAL RIDER,

Any person who desires 10 avail himself Of the provisions
the Act Of Congress entitled Act 70 amend an act entitled
shall make his application In writing the President and ttae
OATH that he has atted out or that his bona de intention
Vice OF Confederate States suitable vessel Of not less than
equipped for cruising against enemy vessel
out the application VIII further state the place where
and time within which, will be ready for service and will
present satisfactory evidence Of the ability Of the applicant 90 get
the vessel TO 1ll -. ~
Vessels lifted and rendered for the Volunteer Navy
Territorial jurisdiction Of the Confederate States shall be
Inspected BY officer Of the o. g. Navy and her character and
condition the character and fitness OF tie ocers
snsl be shown by his report.
Ill No applications for the position Of Assistant eaymaser In
the Volunteer Navy VIII be condered when the applicant Is
under forty-hve yearsof age. X MALLORY,
HT4 Secretary OF the Navy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

NEW ENrKRPRIsEs B. 4 O. Fisher, OF Lynch.
burg, Va, are making percussion eaps-army and
sporting large scale, and OfApprOVed qualities as
fast as they can procure supplies of material copper,
zinc, lead, 81. $3.50 s. .-,,e, ..aa cal'e-
hat and blanket fa,tOry win be in Cpe,aliOa
in Y, n'gcni.Iy, IA.
David L. Clark, of Abingdon, Va, has commenced
making nitrate of silver. sissy sN +, s-. 81.
@. B. L, of MOnks Corner, writes to the CultvatOr
for information concerning ginning and carding mill
or machine combined, worked by hand which in
vented by Mr.. GtiswOld of Charlottesville, Jones
county, Ga The said machine, in conjunction with
HargreaVes spinning jenny, will very soon reduce the
price Of factory yarn by making people independent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
THE CRY.

Tx CHARGE or PERyURY.-It viii be recolected
that Thursday last R. II. Horne was examined before
the Mayor charge OF perjury, Il being alleged that
by false swearing ho bad enabled JOSEPH Coqutt Jr,
minor, to obtain license to marry Anne Elizabeth
Hopkins Of this city, The Mayor delivered his opinion
in the case on Saturday and discharged Horne, stang
that he did not choose to exercise jurisdiction in the
care. II the county chose TO prosecute Horne, the
case was still open. He was confident no conviction
could follow prosecution. I: had been proved that
Horne swore only TO the best of his bslie; and no
matter how he had sworn the whole affair connected
with issuing the license had been most loosely conducted
The clerk had right to issue the license, the woman,
Miss Hopkins not living in the county but in this CITY,
Horne was discharged and left the court room.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

1HI RED RlvxR KxPKDIrIOs.

baltimore papers of the aOsh inst furnish the annexed
kems Of news
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

GENERAL GROCERY AND sss..s,
VI COMMISSION STORE
THE UNDERSIGNED gge notice. that they commenced
GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
their old stand 81 Main street. and will particular stten
ton the sls OF al Country Produce and Manufactured and
smoking Tobacco CO.'S signed 10 them.
Mr. r. H. BUTLER Will have interest In business and
will pay attention the sales all goods entrusted
our care. ftae ~ WILLIAMS ELLIOTT 90.
Richmond, Va, April OH, 1864. epll-d2w sx3w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.

Acting and Stage Nsnsgu.......... ......R D. ogds
MONDAY EVENING. April Is, 1884 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

ID LACK TkA-- sfisfiil ~ 3 -.
AZ sccIbs. very. fine Back Tea 'ss-t
For sale by
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-25

q S0 iREWARD.-Ranaway on the 26th of
epOO last March, my sHADRlcK. He IL about forty
OF stout built hesh, nve feet SIX inches complexion
black slightly crossed legs much bowed and
slightly when talking viii pay the above for
him II delivered to confined 20 that get him.
-e MRS B. X. WINeT0N,
apl6-3tas2ws Poindexter's Store, Louisa 90 Va.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

Nsw YoRK, Doc. 15.-The Hcrald's Hill
ton Head Correspondence 9Th says, the list
casualties in the battle on Honey Hill have
been revised and reduced to 74O.
Il II only half . mile from the Savannah
and Charleston railroad, and from our front
not only tho whistle Of the locomotive but
the rumbling Of the trains can be heard.
Further up the Deficiency River, on the
right Of the road upon which Gen. Potter
marched. We have taken possession Of .
ct 0regorer's plantation, which was cvacu.
atcd in . hurry, when our troops advanced,
from thence supplies are forwarded to the
front, detachment was landed at Mookay's
Point on Wednesday morning. which pro-
cecdsd Up The opposite shore from Gregory's
plantation and cntrenced on y point there
for the protection Of our flank. The gun
boats also co-operated for protection Of our
6anks and landings. and the Naval Brigade
under Comodors Prebls il doing efficient
service On the shores.
0rn. Hatch went to the front from Boyd's
Neck on Wednesday morning By rapid and
straseGle moveasnt from right to left. We
have succeeded in obtaining Z position from
which we can command ~ soon q our heavy
Guhs g ~. Two bridges and seine miles
q he Savannah railroad, even IL Ne do not
eccapy ths road itself. Gold 42.s6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15
RSgneOred De0fho OF Gen
Ktlp0trtck.
Besolut10n 1n the Senate 0g1 inst
Cannaiam and Dri eish OutIa W..
cold, as7.


HKApeuARrERs, NEW YoRE ORR, !
December IA. 1864.
Information having been received ct these
who were guilty Of murder and robbery ct
st. Albsns, have been discharged from ~.
rect and that other enterprises are actively
IN preparation 10 Canada, the Commandine
0enerai deems It duo to the people Of thl
frontier towns to adopt the most prompt
and efficient measures for the security OF
their lives and property. All military
commanders In the ironties ere therefore
instructed, In case further acts Of depreda-
ti0n and murder are attempted, whctLt {
BY marauders or persons acting under con-.
missions from rebel authorities at Rict.
mond, to shoot down the depredators il
possible while in the commission OF their
crimes, or, If IL be necessary With view
TO their capture. to cross tho boundary be.
tween the United States and Canada. Said
commanders are hereby directed to pursue
them wherever they may take refuge. and,
Il captured, they are under no circumst ances
to Be surrendered, but ere to be sent 70
these headquarters for trial and punish
ment by martial Law.
~ O8SJVG VCuSgol SV9DS0UUOsUK tO0 Ueo
partoens will not hesitate TO exercise 70
the fullest extent tho authority he pos
ssases under the rules Of law, recognized By
oil cisilised states, in regard 60 psrsous Of.
genising hostile expeditions Wtthin neutral
territory and Tying 70 II ior q ssyluw 81.
tsf committing acts Of depreciation within
cut own. Such 90 e1efciso Of authority
having become indispensibls to tho protcc.
tion u QUO cities and towns iron incendiss.
.s0, and our people from rQbbsfy and MFR
der.
1s l. earnestly hoped that the inhabitants
Of osr lrontler d,striets will abstain IRON
ill acts 81 tetalatioo on aecount Of The
oatreges esm0itted BY rebel maraudess,
and thst she proper measures Of redress vii.
b Left - ths action Of the publie Authori
Ties.
b command Of MAJ. Gen. Dix.
DIT. Van BCasn.
Coloosl end A. A.. G..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

Rannonoyoof - - :
ssz5tsia r. ~
r.: - 49, 1ssS1ssi1 :
-: : : =: s - :
-. 5sd.s as1seS - 49, I rssl
sGAis1, es6Sf a. ll11s - 16o1en, D9f.
~ eh9 }Sssks = 6loes4 = Dsp9 ~.
4. Wisslow, q - y = lesyssip sceord-
49, vith 80 feeoo0S1q aeisee sof The
Presidene. lne AotediA8 U0oaek proeeed
q ~ eossidssai66 ofAtne FeScIution, end
aeted unsniuops consent TO do %. Consent
rs given and the lssclstien con - cred nd
6ossed.
Il VI. Grimes reported from tho Naval
oommittee eimtlsr resolution Ia the case
d Liest. W. B. Cushines which was passed.
Mr.. wiIsdns $500 ~ petltioa Of
lssvsral'line ofEicers in the srmy, asking for
additional compensation. Referred to mill
tsry committee.
Mr. Trumbull reported bill authorizing
he holding Of special session Of the U. :
Distfict Court IL Indiana. Tic bill vse
tassed.
) Mr.. Chandler, Of Michigsn, said; Ises
10 the morning pspers thc following On.
nouncement
1.-THE st. Albans raiders have been dis.
charged for want Of jurisdiction"
desire TO offer . couple Vt resolutjons
bearing. upon this subject, ono Of them par.
t,culariy but do not expect TO make the
Senate understand the state Of feeiioe ex.
sting on the border. have great nun.
Der Of letters from gentlemen living there.
In my own city, which Is within musket
range Of the Canadian shore. Thousands O!
citIsens have been under arms Tor . long
time. We have been in . continual stste
VI alarm from iucendiaries, burglars aud
robbers. From this announcement ie would
seem that the Canadian authorities have
made up their minds to protect these rob-
bers. As unders tand it, . man comes
from the South with . commission pur-
porting to be Issued BY jeff Davis. lie
enters, robbing parties, crosses the borders,
murden and r0bs whom he pleases and 70.
turns to Canada where he is protected
These letters which have in my possession
are oil bearing upon this point. The one ia
my hand now is from Que Of the most re.
spectacle citizsns Of Detroit, . gentleman ol
great wealth and Of high political and social
POSITION, who earnestly desires to avoid any
difficulty with Great Britain ct this time.
lie says the snxiesy growing out Of the
mist and doubt encrcilng every rumor thu,
reaches as 10 net 10 be endured, and il upon
como slight provocstion our people shall b.
'ound Engaged in Canada 10 some act ths,
the Canadian goverOment will say IL wrong
sooner or later war will be the result
lie says also, "Wil! you give this subisc,
your Immediate attention, for think it in.
wolves, sooner Or later, II not properly man
aged, var With Great Britain"
Mr.. President, | have no expectation o.
making the Senate comprehend the state O
excitement thus announced and the state Of
feeling on that border. Vermont may. Tor
aoght l knox, quietly submit to have her
towns robbed Or her citizens murdered, bu,
the Nortbwest will not. otisr this reso.
lut:uo:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

Iluo1tAyt'M slIvsl6S rss


1oDWs w, Dec. 15.-The Richuond
ontinsf r Is 18th says Gen. Longstreet
- -oGgU6ay morning made . reconnois
oancs q ~ D0b1toWn and Williamsburg
soads, foe ths purpose or discovering the
s1rsogth and position Of the enemy. The
seceaoeiseopee wss saGisfactOrlly accom-
plishSA md Gen. LOpgstSset now reoccu-
piss bic cd position. Our loss was one
naa killed aed several wounded. We lost
- peiaonsgs. A number Of the enemy's
pieasts were captured and some killed and
wounded.
Gen. L.. nakes u following reports
concerning Warren's expedition:
HsADoUARrHks ARxY OF NoArMERx VfR-
emiA, Dec. 10th, 1s04.-Hon. Jds. a. 3d.
dsa, Sscrslavy Of War: About noon yester-
day the lst division Of the I'd corps Of e
enemy supporting tho cavalry forced bac !
our cavalry pickcts On the Vaughan road
oouth Of the Appomatox, and advanced TO-.
ward Dinwiddis Courthouse. To-day our
cavalry, reinforced by infantry, drove them
back across Hatchcr's run, capturing few
prisoners and rs-establishing our lines.
(Signed,) X. E. Lee.
HEApQuAnrsns Army or NORTHERN Va,
Dec. l0.-Hos James A. .CcS7don Secretary
u War Gen. HAMPTON after driving
de snmey's Cavalry upon his Infantry on
the evening Of the 9Th, Tecrosscd the Not
tows and reached Belkfired at daylight.
Yesterday evening the enemy attacked the
position but Was successfully resisted.
This morning the enemy is reported retir
Ing, and Hampton following. The bridge
was saved.
Our loss q far q known Is small.
The garrison under Carrot and the re-
serves behaved well.
r. E. LEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

SHERMAN BECOMING POPULAR AxoNo the
LADIEs.-Shcrman, Of Boston, has intro
doced q neat little iron framed. Rubber
springed Clothes Wringer that takes the
ribbon wherever it goes. The Rubber
Springs and the manner in which they are
confined are bound to make it the most dur
able Of any Of the various kinds in use
scientific men pronounce the Rubber Springs
Of Sherman's Wringer to be superior to cogg
geering. We can say that it is the most
simple, and works much easier than any
We have seen. Mr.. N. Jordon is the man
ufacturer's Agent Of this city. Mr.. Jordon
says they arc giving entire satisfaction.
They will be for sale At several houses in
this town, and we advise all to examine this
Wringcr before buying any other. MIR. F.
Kicker, ShermAn's Agent, can be seen at
our office for few days. He is giving
agents a good show to make money.
6ynmweQa aAnan0l nSpOcee6f0Ra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15


Nav Yoax, Dec. ia rebel despatch
dated Osyka 1st, says:
A Yankee rsiding force Of at least 5000
Cavalry. with two pieces Of artillery and s6
loaded wagons. the rest with pontoons and
commanded by Gen. Davidson, reached the
Annoppaloe from Baton Rouge at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning. Last evening after
b-rning the c0nscript camps and some out
buildings. cutting the stores, pillsg,ng the
inhabitanss and burning bridges, they left
In tho direction Of Cranklin:own, Louisiana,
which i the direct route 70 Peal river.
They carried with them Capt. Muroy. en-.
rolling officer, the post master, Williams,
the hotel keeper, and al the citizens they
could catch, young and old.
Their destination is unknown. They
said they were going Ia Mobile.
A-rebsl dispatch dated Newmarket, Va,
9th, says:
Lieut.. Baylor, with tho 18th Virginia
Cavalry, attacked two companies Of the 2lst
New York Cavalry near Wildwood, Clark
county, on tho 14th inst, and killed and
captured 40 Of ths party and 30 horses.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th
says:
Yesterday morning the Yank &c officers in
the prison At Danville made an attempt to
ovevpower the guard. They were fired on,
and Col. Rossier. Of New York, was instant
u killed, and others wounded. This fright.
ened the rest, ard the attempt was given
up. The struggle lasted but few minutes
and al WAS quiet.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th
The latest news from Sherman IL that on
Saturday he was ct Bloomingdale, on the
Central Georgia Railroad, 10 miles west Of
Savannah. sI
Il Vas not absolutely certain whether it
was In his programme to attack the city, to
aide away down to the coast, or endeavor
to force passage up the Savannah River en-
route for Port Royal
Our position at Savannah is difficult, as
involving the necessity Of protecting both
the city and some 10 miles Of the Savannah
and Charleston Dailroad, which, leaving the
city on the west, curves TO the north, and
crosses the river eight miles above.
Sherman, since he left Millen, has been
telling timber behind him and otherwise OBJ
structing the roads to protect his rear from
the rem0rselecs ravages Of Wheeler, who
has hunted and hung upon him like
bloodhound.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

LoursviLLn, Dec. 1.-THE rsbsl Gen.
Logan On entering Hopkinvills On Nondar
eoascripted every 90 h ceuld nnd, robbsd
IL stores, end 6oraed what b. could not
carry away. 4 eonscripted gentleman sue
ceedsd u getting the guard inebriated and
escaped while the rebel soldiers were ia
Qnsoe e eel.
0td. q. NcCoek's advance guard had Z
Gkiruish with Lyons rear guard q Elpton.
0onG 0tooeGAan ana Durtridee have e..
1ol@l \ junotisa Ct Reanorsvilie. and vim
Glo6o)y i0llow BrSckinridgc.
= IA cavalry Of Gen. Tho a. army cross
q ~ days Since 10 the north side &c hs
Cunessland, and yesterday was re-ceossed
& - eesth - viii ~ exception II suf.
1sne fsrpe e parsse end rout any rebel
- ~ tae nee1h ~ of the river. Tn
s - NJ = danars 4 spesshsad.
II 7fft-HfssFI 81 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

H WAsnInO1on, Dec. II.
Richmond papers VI the 18th cealain no
news lfoa sherman, bot there are tumors
that uniep prisoness report Gen. KilpatstcA
killed alee that Z Uoion cavalry force had
ieis Baton koage, destined tos Mobile.
.oled by he rebels U disuibnts suppiies !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

&c. ~ 16.~Eho dieohnfyo =.
rAijmr ensrrieod nouibeeosf ~ Govern
nn1Innl ~ uuun1 q ~ disco4sgs psol
uponced fodjsulous. Tns Ma6iotSoto vii
likely s. severely dealt witb--n1w arrange.
nsnis have besn Issued b. ~ Supssies
Couet- ~ Jo5ge ssasreeted, raiders sd
conslabloo aro ID pursuit. E6icienf militia
~ force TO b. sent to the border towns inn
msdiatcly to prevent further dcprcdEtions
being cummisted.
wAsurxoron, Dec. 15.-Ths following
was received last night from Port Royal
Hastor yn.Rortrsss Nonroe:
u Gideon Wsllts, Secretary IF ~ Nary;
I have Just received . communication
from Sherman's army. He is . few miles
from Savannah, and in 6ns spirits. shalt
bring I'll my available force into connection
with the army. A dispatch is forwarded
Very respectfully,
j. A. DABLaREN,
Rear Admiral,
A bearer Of dispatches from Dablgren ar
rived here this morning with the following
important dispatch for the Secretary Of the
Navy:
FLAG STEAMER PHILADELPHIA,
PoRr ROYAL, Dec. ~.
10 Gideon Nkles, .Sse'y Of Nary
Sin: It is my happiness to apprise the
department that Gen. Sherman, with his
army, is near Savannah. and am in COM
munication with him. In view Of his pro-
babe arrival had stationed several steain-
crs at different points, and had come down
from the Tellafenny yesterday, in order to
be at hand. l had not been back many
hours. This morning about 8 o'clock the
Dandelion arrived with Capt. Duncan and
two scouts-Sergts. Myron J. Emmick and
Coin, bearing the following lines from Gen.
Howard
Hsadquarters Department Army Of the Ten.
nessee near Sacannah to Commanddnt Of
the D. S. naral forces near .Sarannah-
Sin: We have met with perfect success
thus far. Troops in fine spirits and near
by.
(Signed,) Respectfully,
o. o. HowARD, Maj. Gen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

Patients must write their name, State, post Of
ice address. All letters requiring an snswer,
must contain letter stamp, and be addressed to
DIR. KNAPP 4 son, Box 64S3, Chicogo, lil-. ,.
~ ANY Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully BY the patients describing their ease
in letter. when tAey cannot see us.
DR.. Knapp, who viii visit Davenport regularly
in the future, can be consulted at the LIE Claire
House. on Saturday D Sunday, Dec. x4'h 18th /;
Saturday and Sunday, March 4th and 5th Sat-
urday aud Sunday, May 9Th and 7th, and Sntur-
day and Sunday. Jrly sth and 9Th. Decl2dIy.
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PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY
PRESIDENT, yENANGO CO., PENN.

PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIDENT, yENANGo CO., PENN.
Organized under the Lars Of Pcnnsylrdnia.
OFFICERS:
President-AMORY EDWARDS, Esq, n. Y.
Treasurer-I. l.. SIMPSON. Esq, New York.
Secretary. EDWIN CONANT. ESQ. N. Y.
JOHN CLAPP, Esq, General Resident Sup't.
Counsel-Messrs. PLATM GERARD 4 BUCK
LEY, New York.
DIRECTORS:
ANGRY EDWARDS, Esq. New York.
EBENB y. CIsOCkER, Esq. New York.
Gibbs \ Hsrdcastlc. New York.
J. NJ. CLAPP. Esq, President. venangc Co, Pc.
l.. II. SIMPSON, Esq, Of L. u. Simpson I Co.,
New York.
unprecedented low price Of one hundred dollar =
per acre, the lowest ever known for oil-beariug
Territory. and forms its
CAPITAL STOCK So, OOO, 900
In Shares Of $25 each, par value. Sub
scrip,ion price IS per Share, being in
full payment for e26 Share.
No further call or assessment will be made.
-. 80 ahaves. - eaoo, 80 reeeru
vca ler Working Capital
Ihrtiss Subscribing in this Company ssi1ys-
rcirs az Equal Amount Of Stock IN tseo Other
Ccmpaniss al Joining, tcithout further charge.
The LANDS Of these COMPANIES are located
on tho Allegheny River, and or n MsG'oes' rGr,
nVniNu TGRn. TONY Of OVER TIN AND 4
HALF MILES IN EXTENT. sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15

oe = l + y - / /
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Zsno, Xasinssss Capitatxs,
The laws shas requisite health. ~ = inyssta4se
TO I'll.
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The Greatest yGeaaeane - she ase.
A ssre sntidots for sickness. and refuge from
sorrow, Pain and DiscaSe.
They are sdmitsed to be the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
Tor general uss. Purifying The Blood. and
cleaning the system from al impurity, they are
ENTfRELY VEGETABLE
and mild il their operation. ss
Read chat they will do:
"A gentle and effective purgative. ~
bilious arrangement removed.
XZie108et Oh vUe 0bO0O ou0 DsS9s
Debel,ty and Loss Of power dispelleA
Ensrsy supplied sOthe Muscles and Nerves.
i emale Irregularities removed.
Uloomy ansicipations banished.
f1cadache entirely cured.
Irritation Of the Stomach removed.
d aundce aud Liver Complaints:cured.
lAidney diseases relieved.
LOSS Of appetite and sick stomach removed.
lNleluncholy and Ennu dispelled.
Il esralgia and Nervousness cured.
Nypium and other stimulants avoided.
Il implies and Eruptions removed.
Vyuinsy and Sore throat healed.
IIheunatism soon allevisted.
Nleep produced Sweet and Sound.
i oothache and inaamed gums relieved.
u rinary diseases benefited.
Y itality produced in the nervous.
w orms invariably expelled.
Aactly the Medicine Wanted for
i Dung and old can use them.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15
APERMANENT cure.

from five to seven thousand u year, which gives
them an experience unsurpassed by any, and
equalled only by few.
~ Remember they do not promise TO cure al
staves of Diserse. While all diseases IRE curable
may be durable this week., not ne xt-to-d not
tomorrow hence the danger Of delay.
No cnse will be received when
there are nny doubts Of Care
or Relief.
Our Terms are CASH; hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines II costs
fro N five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with ms, which includes medicines.
tzw The poor will be favored.
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DIR. G. w. NIcCARN.

DHYICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
IL room over Post Office. Residence east sid
Of Brady-2d door from 9Th st July ldwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-15
HENRY sEL.BY,
JAMEs mARRIeON.

UyAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
u on hand the best quality Of Provisions,
Hollow Warc, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, Da-
export. myl4-dly