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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
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DOISGS~AT. ANNAPOLIS.

Tb. course os affairs i'm the Legislature,
thus far, has been OF such character as
to destroy all the interest that conserva-
tive men, Of any party. may have felt in
its assemblage or its subsequent delibera-
,iors. There we're not few of our peo-
pie who looked forward to such action in
the Assembly as would comport with the
moderate. safe, aud just policy which has
prc-eminently distinguished our Legislation
in the past. And there were, apparently.
good grounds for such hopes Tho whole
history Of our people; rhe entire accord
into which our several and diverse Interests
have been bound ny; the we'll known poll
lical opinions Of great minority; the long
existence of our local institutions; sll these
considerations seemed to forbid the idea
that any body, composed Of Maryland men,
could act otherwise than in harmony with
our past history and traditions. 1t is a
matter Of equal sorrow aud disgust With
us, as VIC are sure it must be with fair
majority Of Maryland people. to fiud that
a majpriiy of the Assembly has gone clean
over to the most radical Abolition policy.
and to the ventilation of not little Of the
mest offensive Abolition slang. No half
way measures seem to snit them. They
who. two or three years ago. would have
stood aghast and professed themselves
affrouted. at the bare mention Of even gra-
dual or compensated emancipation. are now
the blind champions Of unbridled and i'm
mediate abolitiou-many Of them without
the slightest regard to forms of law. or the
slightest regard to vested rights, or the very
source Of support of a large and hitherto
controlling portion of the population -
The race Indeed. appears to be only who
eau be the swiftest to kiss the sacred feet of
the hitherto dctcsted leaders of the Aboli-
ton crusade. The evidence of this pro-
clivity drops out from all the recent pro-
ceedings in both Houses. The passage Of
the bill for the immediate calling Of State
Convention, against the provisions Of the
Constitution both in its Inception: and its
details. would of itscif-the object being
we'll kuown---subsssutiate ;he alleged
aniusms of the leaders of the majority,
apart from their speeches and resolutions.
But when We come to read of the rejection
oI All ucCsat5aNiy ue~eHSs sS"e"E " &c
stric, the sphere Of action Of the C''nven-
.inu; o. all resolutions tending to impress
ursn it a conservative character; of the re-
ieciion In the Senate of proposition look
ing to the future compensation of owners
Of Stoves; Of the passage nf q resolution
nominating Liuc. 'ln for the Presidency, aud
many other similar extreme votes. We can
not escape the convictions that the Legis-
lasure is fully execating its predetermined
commission.
That men should be found. 10 these times
of trouble and change. to honestly favor
Emancipation in Maryland. would not be
ruat,er of wonder. But We surely do re-
gard it u matter of ast"nishncnt that men.
Who but brief season ago. were violently
prc-slavsry. should now have become
radical em.peipa,ionists--and that no ef-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

A squad Of about desen negroes,
under The command Of 1t. Snithson. arc
nov stationed in this village, for the pur-
pnse ef recruiting. They reached here
'on Saturday evening last. and have, We
learn. obtained three recruits since their
arrival. The slaves in this vicinity are
quite free in their intercourse with them.
but y disposition 10 enlist does moi seem to
prevail. 1t may he proper to add. how
ever. that Goverumeut oficisls-or Ier-
cons claiming 70 bs such--have already
enlisted. or sedueed away. . very large
prcpertisn of the young negro men Of this
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

Both branches of this body are still en.
gagged upon the Conscription Bi!l-the
Seuate aud House being at variance upon
this question. The Internal Revenue Bill.
as amended by tho Committee. is likewise
under discussion. 1t is c.ncedrd that
there will be Mavv Increase Of the ta <
upon whisksy. and ,he amended bill. il
,.sssed. will yield a revenue. it ~ thought,
Of $3.50. .000. 900. annually. I. is also
proposed to issue bonds to the amount Of
$500. 900. Gee. t. redeem the legal tender
notes.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04


Lite intelligence from East Tennessee
confirms the previously reported activity
on the part of the Confederates. A larg"
force Of cavalry. accompanied by infantry
aud artillery. made an attack upon the
Federal advance. .onc few days since.
and succeeded ia capturing quite an
amount Of clothing aud army stores and
sone prisoners. This movement created
quite AN excitement at Knoxville, aud it
was though, at the time. that the town was
t" be again besisged. subseqsen. reports.
however. show that Longstr.et still ocsu-
pies his old position. whilst ccnGrma,ory
evidence has been received that he is still!
being heavily Reinforced.
During last week. an attack was made
by the Confederates upon provision ahd
supply train. near Petersburg. Va. After
a severe fight. which lasted four hours, the
guard was overpcwered aud eighty wagons
and quite a number Of prisoners were cap
tured. Since ,hcA. Petersburg has hee.n
evacuated by the Federal and occupied by
the Confederate forces. A subsequent
6ght is reported by Gen. Kelly. iu the New
Greek Valley. West Virginia. in which.
it is claimed. the Couf.dera,es were re-
pulsed.
An official dispatch from Fortress
Monroe shows that party Of ninety men.
recently seus on an expedition up the
James River. by General Rn,ler. were at
tackled Ly q superior Confederate force,
aud. with exception of about ten
of their runbcr. were captured The
armed transport. Smith Briggs. which ac-
cop,paniej the expedition. was captured
and blown up.
Reports from Northern Georgia show
that the Confedcrates have evacuated Dali
tou and Riusgold. l. is now thought that
Bsagg's old command has been transferred
to Longs,reet. with the exception of large
force sent to Mobile. 1t is also reported,
that an attack Was made upon Mobile on
the och alt:
Th, siege Of Charleston. It is thought.
is about to be abandoned. Many Of Gen.
Gilnnrc's b.st regiments, i, is stated. have
already been sent elsewhere.
Generals Prizes and Magruder are con-
ccntrating their forces on the border Of
Louisiana, awaiting an attack from General
Banks.
Some fighting is reported in Arkansas.
but without decisive results. NJ report Of
the respective losses of the bciliserents has
rcsehed Us.
From the Baltimore Gasette, We learn.
that Gen. T,nbodcn bas crossed the Poto-
mac on raid iu'o Pennsylvania. As yet,
however, there is no Official confirmation
Of this ru,aor.
There ~ nothing new from the com
mand, of Gems. Meade and Lee.
The European papers state that war
upon the Holsteia question is now regard
ed as inevitable. Austria has already Or
dered &c. 900 men to the border of the
disputed territory. Englaads position is
quite decided upon the Danish side Of the
question, and If war cnsucs she cannot
avoid being party to it.
Gold is now .eliin at 1871.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
GENERAL BIRNEY'S NOTICE To
OWNERS OF ENLISTED SLAVES.
BRrAxrowS. Charles County. Nd
: .Jaam.rg 1S'h. 1864

Desiring TO close up as sa"n ss l''ss,bic
all business connected with my recruiting
service in the State Of Mtrylanj aud East
ern Shore of Virginia. ! respectfully ask
the press TO give wide circulation to the
following notice: -.
Auy resident of Maryland whase slave
ba. eDli.tei in the Fourth. the Seventh, the
Ninth, or the Einet.euti, Regiment United
State. Culosrd Troops. and who desires to
apply to the Board If Claims at Baltimore
for compensation. will Immediately forward
10 me an oath uf property in such slave.
A large number Of persons holi informal
receipts VI certificates f'r such slaves for
warded to general Rendezvous for examina-
ton By surgeon. They will forward these
With eatA If p~pe'ty The oath may be
in something like the ft'llowiu:. form. vary
ing it to express the facts of each cas-:
STATE or MARYLAND. Kent Co.. IS
Personally appeared before me Beverly
Simpson, OF Cbest-rtown. Kent county.
MARYLAND, and made oath that J:,an
Thoppsnu, a mau Of African descent. about
five teet four inches high. DARK ,nu;asto,
about twenty-five years Of age. aud sup
posed to 10 eI.li.ted in the uritd States
Colored Troops. Is bis slave far life under
The laws of the State Of Maryland.
BEVERLY Simpson.
Sworn and subserihel before ln- at Ches-
ter.cwu. this both day Of January. 4. D
1864.
WESLEY SIMoNDE
Justice Of the Peace.
Tho affidavit may be made before jus
sicc. Notary, or "a Judge Of a Coult of
Record. 1t should in evary case be made
by the holder Of the legal title. whether
guardian. administrator. trustee or holder
by purchase. On rec-ip, of The oath u!
property. tn. descrip.iae list will BE- seut
BY mail Each applicant is r"qnested t,
forward large envelope. a"si'e s'on,4'ea
with MS name aud post-ofice address icg;tly
written upon it
WuLlAu BIExEr.
Brigadicr General. L s. A.
United States Mastering Oiiccr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
1890 acres,


They ars the sane lands purc,asel ny
Joseph II. Msd.i"x Of George fsrb:s and
Beruari l.. H.yds az. and the estate i, consid.
cred the finest in Saint Mary's County. II
has on it fine Dwelling House; two ovsrseer's
houses; five or six quarters for servants; AMI
abnut ten large barns.
The land is in high state az cultivation
and improvement, IL we'll ditcl,cd and taor-
0ushly drained.
Also. nj the same time and place, vii! sell
tho following negrns:
Henry; Jar.'h; Sarah and her child; Sophia
and child; Emory; judy; Amaadx; MaiT;
LncTeiis; Attaway; aud ii aria.
Ih. terms Of Sale. as prescribed BY the de-
cree. are: One third Of the purchase money in
CASH; the balance in tw, equal instalinents. at
one ana two gears credit, the purchasor VI
pnrcbasers giving n.tcs. with security aP.
proved by the rru.tse. aud bearing interest
from the day "f sale.
Upon the payment uf tSs whole purchase
money. the TTtixtte will execute . deed to the
l'Hrc!,assr az purchasers, Ire clear aad 'iis.
charged frum ali The parties 4, this suit and
those clailaing uad.r them
FRED- STONE.
Trustee.
February 4fh. lssl-ts.-
CTks Bsltino Daily Gapstfe, will ,pntii.h
once week soiil .isy of sa,-, aIi .cnd bial
70 this Office.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
SAINT MAkY'S GAzETI;
LEONARD TOWN. MD.
rHuRxpAr MORNING. rEs. 1. 1864


We are under renewed obligations to
our representatives in the Legislature Of
Maryland for copies Of proceedings and
ether valuable documents.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

e.e,;y. pur.b,r e,a la f'.nni I" raise their
voices in favor If gra.ia.i plan: or ct
making due aa'i just comp 'nsai'n, !" ;,
beyond almost conception that Maryland
Legislators shonld s'em willing TO pros
trase. at .incl. hlow. ~ishaus rTrParat'"n
and without price nr reward 10. greatest
and most extensive agricultural interest OF
,b.. S.ate. aud m anci<nt and domestic
form Of l.bor Of which many Of .hn'nseive:
have b.~n the s.o-r prominent ch1mpIsns! !!
snch policy ~il! No, command tn. .p-
p-..val ef n.jorifv Of th'. people n"
C.nv nveu,ian ran be rl-ctea ilr,t will hrarKra
10 such extreme measures. We ask only
fair ballot. At The elsctisns growing oai OF
the cal, of Convention. 10 have this POSI-
ton made fully manifest.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
TIE CALL ron MORE TROOPS.

wAsHIxsroy. Jan. Silt will be re-
collected tha, in Oetober call for 300 900
mcn was made. This number has been
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
VI ARRIED.

On III" 4.h inst n.-dsy) hv 'h- R,r.
Father Paccisria;. j. L.wi. Miiburn 70
Miss Susie i. Mckay.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
A DRAFT FOR FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN FOR THREE
YEARS.
DY THE PRESIDENT.
ExEcUrIvS MANsIoN.
February 1st. ltG4.

Ordered THAT draft of fee-hnndred
thousand men. to serve for three years or
during the war. 6e made on the :enth dag
Of March next. for the military service of
the United States. erediting aud deduc,ing
thercfro,n 50 masy a. may haze been
enlisted or drafted into the service prior 10
the lSt day Of March. aud not heretofore
creditsa.
fSipned \ ABRAHAM LlacoLR.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
DIED.

On the 22.d slt,. Mrs r L. Croox-
<h.nks. in tn" 56'h wear "f her age
rChestert"wn and Cambridge papers
please copy
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

|, 10 given out from Washington "a a
Justification tina, trouble is anticipated with
Fraucr; but this We do not believe. The
situation Of affairs in !iurope is ton serious
for Napoleon 10 at:l to hiA difficulties by "a
graruisous controversy with this country.
1t is ais, hintei that tac exemption
clause will probably be stricken out "f th..
E"rolIment ac, 10y Congress: hut ,his doub,-
ic q is to stimulate volunteering
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

These lan.s ar. loc4tsi in " .liy's Mex,
in Saint Mary's Cn:aty. AL Contain ia .hs
aggregate,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

DELAWARE UNITED SrArEs SExAroR.-
Re1gnation Of Mr. Bayard AMI Election
of a Successor On Friday Of last week
the following letter was laid before the
Legislature of Delaware:
To the Legislature Of the State Of Della
ware: Having for tine reasons assigned in
my place IN the Senate, determined to
withdraw from public life. hereby resign
into your hands the trust and station of
Senator of the United States. TO which
was chosen for six years ending on the
81 Of March. A ID. 1859. beg leave
to express 10 the members Of the Lcgisla-
tu-e my profound appreciation Of the con-
idence reposed and the honor cnnfs, rcd in
my second reelection by them. and to as-
sure them tha' my ardent devotion to my
native State with whose history the name
/ bear has been % loog coraee,ed) d)-will
not be lessened. nor my deep solici,uds Tor
the prosperity. welfare and happiness Of
her people diminished. though / may No
longer remain one of their public agents.
! have the honor to be. With the most
sincere respect. your obsdicnt servant.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
T.sntaining
600 acres,
a'"re or les'
"clNTRA,"
containing
400 acres,

more OF less:
And ene trset or parcel of WOODLAND,
living on the Whirlwin.i road, c..ntainin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-11

A CARD TO THE SUFFERING -Swallow two or
three hogsbeads of ''I3uchu,' :. Tonic bitters, !"
'Sarsapsrlia,' Nervous Antidoies," DC, DC,
and after YOU satisfied with the result, then
try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHANS EN-
vigor in less than Thirty days. They are pure
" vegetable pleasant to take, prompt and saluta
nv in their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution. Old aad young can take them
with advantage. Imported and sold in the Unit
ed States by JAS. 5. BUTLER,
No. Az Broadway, New York
1T Agents for the United States
p. S-A box of Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed TO any address or receipt OF price, which
is one dollar. post paid money refunded by the
agent If entire satisfaction is not given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-11

These Btters are prepared. in pure bourbon
whisky from accumulation Of over 90 different
kinds ofrcots, barks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert one with the other, prepared from the
original formula given BY the great chief, Red
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin. who used them successfully
in his practice for many years and by their use
gained so great popularity in the cure Of dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint. Constipation, Sick and Ner
vous headache, Fever and Ague. ard aid seases
arising from tcrpidliver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loathsome diseases
will find cure by the use of these Bit.ers,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisons usually put mp in such prepar-
atons. aud pamed off on an unsuspectng public.
One trial will convince the most skeptical that in
Red jacket is yirture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigora'e the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They sure cure for dyspepsia
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulsnt in existence
They are preventive of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatahle
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
can large doctor bills by use OF these Bt,ers
Beware of counterfeits. Red JACKIE, Bittcrs are
only sold in bottles with our name blown On the
side. ---prR-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-11

DAILr.--l5 cents per week, payable - carrier.
Nail and Post Office subscribers 81 90 per annum
payable in advance
WEEKLY.-&2,o 90 per annum, in advance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-11
The Presidents UsurPations.

Protest against them from
an Unexpected Quarter.
Manifesto from -. =. Wade End
n. Winter Davis. Chntruas n
Of lhc SENATE and House
Committees on the lkcs
bcIliOus states.
THE PEOPLE CALLED on TO "Cs,N-
SIDER THE REMEDY FOR THtSh
INSPIRATIONS, AND HAVING
FOUND II. TO FEARLESS
I.Y EXECUTE IT
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INSIDE.
RENWICK = CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
lyl all kinds Of - Az
L u M B e r.
Framing Timber.
Clear Stu2; FUaelng,
Siding, Lath,
7a ShinglesA rle6lkxasl >.

s a5 q whien Is .ola 4 shs ieye..
70 their sd1asss~. e ssrcssse ": ~ asd e
n! LHmos Yards q the Mn above the Railroad
~ 1.t.nPs.. loYe 49, 90. IL 's
Alek SealAAenA lnko g. - - =
nN AND AFrnR Mar STH AMI 6nrif ~.
foIlows: go 'F.'s Nn'cago -
Sundays. - eAssps &ssss
a. s:oon M Night Express, daily, except sassr.
II. fr..o: arrive in chicago 1t SIS D h., SO ~
AZ - shove trains make regular .c,a,>r4,,..
q nmkirk, Bu6ale NAgsfas1SIkl xiSsf1s ~ ts1ass.
lcfk BOSTON, Philadelphia, Deltinor1 ~ .iS
Lexut1eus Sleeisg Cossbss, - sns~.au-.,.s.
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THE GREAT
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g III f X o X f + CURE

An unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness Mo-
turnal Emissions, and all Diseases caused nv 60,
Pollution, such a. Loss Of Memory lfn;y,c,as
Lassitude, Pains in the back Dimncss ~ V;snr
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves Dific,l,y i,
breathing, Trembling Wakefulncss Ernn, ,,ns
on the Fuce, Pale Countenancc. CONSERVATISM IL.
sanity. and all the direful complaints caused hv
departing from the path Of Nature
~ This medicine is a simple vegetable ,,ract
and one on which all can RELY, rs il has been used
IN our practice for many years, and with thou
sands treated, II has not failed in a singh. in
stance. It's curative powers have been sufficient
70 gain victory over the most stuLborn ease
- To those who have trificd with their cor.
stitution until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would say. D.sDo,r nat,
the CHEROKEE CURE will restore yo,, ~ sound
health and vigor, and after al quack doctors have
failed! ""'o
- Price, 81 per bottle, or three bottles for 4.
and forwarded BY Express to all parts Of n.
world. f"''' " '"'
-. For full particulars. get Circular from
any Drug store IN the country. or write TO the
Agent, who will mail free, TO any one d.sirinv
the same, a null Treatise in pamphlet form
-, An sucn orders must be sent 10 G. A. COOK.
chicago. our ''encral Agent for the West
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH 4 FRI.
LER. Wholesale Druggists, and BY all Druauis,s
q: 4. COOK. Chicago. Genera, A..
tor the states OF Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin Ind;.
ANA, and Michigan. '.''
DIR. w. Z. MERWlv II en-
sole 1'reprictors,
No. - LIBERTY STREET, New York.
- For sale by all Druggists.
mchlo-dly&wsm
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Pennsylvania Central Railway.
DouJte Traek-7he Shortest Rovte TO Nep Yort
A I PITTSBURG, TRAINS FROM THE
IL West run direct to the Union Depot, where
Passengers for Harrisburg. Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, Washington, New York, Boston. all the
New England towns, are transferred to the Cars
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railway. The night
Express runs daily, other trains daily, except
Sundays.
Complete equipments Of new and elegantly
furnished
State Room Sleeping Cars,
on night trains, and on the Fast Line to New York
via Allentown, without change, and landing In
New York
ONE HOUR ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER
TRAINS.
To Boston and New England Passengers. this
Route il especially desirable, a. il gives them an
opportunity of seeing the finest views among tho
Allegheny Mountains besides visiting Pttsburg,
philadelphia and New York without xtra cost.
All New England Passengers holding through
tickets will be transferred with their baggage 10
rail and boat connections, in New York, without
charge.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
to Philadelphia.
tine Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia for New
York four daily trains from New York to Boston
Baggage Checked Through and transferred free.
Transportation.
Merchandise, Produce and Live Stock carried
with dispatch, at the lowest rates.
W. H. HOLMES, Gen'i Pass iAgent, Chicago
ENOCH LEWIS Gen'l Supt, Altoona. ia.
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For Medical and Table uses which arc perfectly
None genuine unless they have our gold iaLsI on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
the cork. Sold BY all druggists and dealers
throughout the country Cali for goods and
take no other Circulars to the trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS / CO.,
Sold BY No. 81 River St. Chicago.
f. $. Ba!!ord, at wholesale by Beiderbecke L
Miller. iune2c-dAwly
Sold ut wholesale in Chicago BY Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller Bushman Il Van Setback. W. y. Har
rs L Co, and G. I. Smith. druggists. In Day
export by Beiderbeck Miller. inei5 dly
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Democratic state Ticket.

For sectetarv ~ .tatr.
IN. WALLACE. of Muscaiine county.
For State Treasurer.
John b. LASH, of Henry county.
ST'T fJf. iltofaey 6enerai.
CHAS. N. DUNBAR, Jackson county.
For Auditor Of State,
+ c. HENDER5lIJTT. Of Iowa county.
ror Register Of State Land CsIice.
n D. HOLBR00K, VI Aonons county.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court.
fHOS. NJ MUNROE, Of Dubuque county
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs-Ar LARGE
ira q. Mitchell, Of Johnson county;
4 ~ Preston of Linn county.
DISTRICT gLEcroRs.
lst Con Dist-Daniel f. Miller Of Lee;
ed do John Swinesord, ofCedari;
Sd do B b. Richards, vi Dubuque;
eth do --Jairus r. Neal, OF Marion
s,h do A. V. Larimer. Potta~atcfnie;
9Th do john ". siockdale.
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nlsEAsEs OF The NERVOUS. SEMINAL
AxraxAsr, AxD sqasAL sysrnns-neY - -
pAble tjoatms12-in lepor:s Of the HOWARD
ASSOC1ATlON-sea by mail in sealed Letter en-
relcpcs, kee 81 charge. Address. Ds. J. S I'll
hN HOCGHTON, Howard Association, no. z
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa. apldwly
Eprron or DEnocRAr-Dsar SIR With your
permission wish to say to The readers of your
paper that will send them, by return msii, u
all who wish IL. free, Recipe, with fun drec-
ticns for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will e6ectually remove, in ten dayt,
pimples, blotches, tan. freeklcs, and all impusi-
ties Of the skin, leaving the same soft, clear.
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free TO those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers or Mous.ache 10 less
than thirty days. All applications answered by
return mail without charge.
Respectfully, THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
t- Chemist, s3l Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-11
CAKES, CRACKERS, &C.,

IN any quantity on the shortest notice. Orders
from the country filled with dispatch and deliv.
cred at the depot, steamboat landing and in adj
parts of the city free of charge.
Bakery No. % EaSt.FrOnt Street,
near Burrows Will, Davenport oc;5-d&wtf