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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
THE GREAT SECpF1


II is admitted by ali nisrsiciaas that the grand
secret OF heath aud Tong life lies in keeping the
blood and various finds ofthe bod, in a high de-
gree OF luidi.v. Wien You feel continued pain
in the head or bowels, or any other parts OF the
body. you can prevent serious sickness BY TAX .ng
BRANDkETH'S PILLS.
Bleeding NAY give momentasy ease, because the
Mood left viii have more room. But Is the body
IS ifsde from the blood and sustained by the
blood, tevaste our blood is TO waste o,fr life end
rum our Constitution. But Brandreth's Pills re-
ieive the circui'F'an readily as bleeding by on
! taking away what sscan well spura, and THE,
NEVER Hrgr 49,
VT: Hooper, oil s5af'nstable, Mass, was enredo
ST. viius Dance, General Bebilns. and Costiv-e
4 ness OF many years standing By Brsnaseth's Pins
! The ease at length is puthshet il, the Pamphlets
Sold ~ B. s. Balerd, Dayenposs Iowa. .and b,
al respectable dealers IN Nedicine. lsd&wss
N1E ~x4Sa 1fA-gerf
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Lew-P riced Geilectiens

nF BfelTlFUL MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
The Home Circle 4 collection Of Marches Pol
Aa>. WATTS, Schotti~es, ReGowas Quatrilies.
Contra Dances. Four Hand Pieces. Piano Gems
vols, each. BIDS p cloth 50 %. full gilt 1890.
The Silver Chord; 4 collection OF Sorrs. Bal
lads Qnarfes~ paeiS, &c, v..h .iano aeuomrr-
nimant II 80, cic,h, .25, cloth, flu, gilt 5.
Tbs Shower Of PEARS 4 collection Of choice
vocal Duets. with Piano accompaniment. BIDS.
81. cl S2.25, gill IS.
opsra'ic Pearls 4 collection &C Songs. Duets.
aad 1'rios. comprising the Vocal Beauties Of the
Best Operas. with Piano Accompaniment BIDS
81. cloth 81 - cilfs.
parlor Co@panicn; collection of Son
Duets, ai'zes Marches. Darcss. de Arrapa u
ior The Piano 81 ~
hoyse's Drawing Room Dances Containing all
the popalarand fashionable qnadriiies. Cot;llou,
Fancy Dances. 6c. with figures and calls for she
changes. Arraaeed for DE Pianofore. sl.5o.
Union Collection of Popular Duets for Wan,
| and Piano, by $. Winner so
| Flute ara Piar2 Duet. b. \ Winner 40 .Tu
+, zen farewell Album. 81 juilien's Mns;c 70,
| hs Million % Sent BY nail post-nai5 on re
shers. III Washington street. boston - : ''
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Mississippi Il Missouri Railroad.

Trans ran W Chicago tlinp wA.eh i twelve min
ntss faster than D.ycnpos time.
|nN AND AFTER MONDAY NoN 10th. 80.
~ and until further notice. passenger trains
VIII leave Davenport ~ follows
6 A. NJ. for Grinneil aGd Washington
, % r. Il. for Iowa tity and Nu-ratinp.
Train, arrive II Davenport III follows:
) - r VI. from Crunch and Washington.
l5r " from Grinneil and Muscatine
The au a n tram cat Of DaS export makes
lcIect connection AZ GTinntil. Iowa City and AZ
Wasl.in ston. with The Western >fase Co.'S sta
-. 'or all points West, sXth- West, and North
Ne~'
Train from the west connect AT Davenport
vim trans ofthe Chicago ! Rock Island RI for
al points East North, and South.
Passen reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions u the destination OF
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking
their seats in tho cars j. Z. TRACY SWpt
4. kIMBaLL. Asst Sup't nog Il 50
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~ .s.sss7 ~

4 ~ ss.;ssss ~
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route = New York, Boston, Pliilaf.elrhla,
Baltimore, Harrisburg end all Eastern
cities. carving the Great Through
United states Nails.
TypRE~s TRAINS LEAVE DJNKlRk OR
n Buffalo Oh tie arrival VI Ill trains from the
Vest via the Lake Shore Railroad, also rom sal
amanca on The arrival Of trains I'll. the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland O.. giving passengers the say antage
from Dnnkirk OF Buffalo. or from Cleveland ~,
or SIX rogs Gauge, combining ease aud comfort
without change in ride roomiy, palace cars, q
rec. to yeY York A perfection astsinei by no
other route.
r0R FREIGHT
between all pnnss Es. and W"st our facllifies are
.,nri,aled Forming close and reliable ronnect,os
4. t;nnsira and B1faie With We-terD rcads, and
!. Salamanca vita the broad GanEe Atlsatic snf
G,r4a. Westera Railway, b. which rotisc taere Is
i, tram FER between ..ew i0Ta ard 'letelalli
Eypress freight trains leave Sew ork daily ioi
all n6nt- In tie West, rnakiag A. quick time aad
Il foS rates a. b. an, o.her 1oute.
For freight or passage arply II all the rrincipai
offices in tie West. and at il Clark street, Chica-
90 81 broadway. New York. and % sou'L-Si.,
T. r.. Sew YDk Is state street. R'sf.in
sus!. IlSDI. Goa'i Suf'f.
IS ~PENgLR Vest Az
p * g,Arru.-p. .ssnl + s.hs .@ut.
Y. L. E.pR, Ger, Tee Agans
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I bOWSV0sx
Windows Are Kept free from ice by paint
ine the glSaR Sith alcohol witha BRUSH OF
Uibrs from boiling ham, cabbage, &C.,
are prevented BY throwing red pspper-pod'
or few pieces Of charcoal into The
pot
Percussion caps are found TO poison chill
dren, ifswallowed
Pigeons are Matched in eighteen days
chickens. twenty-one: turkies. twcnty-six
ducks and geese, thirty.
A cement which il good protection
against weather, water, and fire, to Ger
tain extent, is made by mixing gallon o
water with two gallons Of brine; then stii
IN two and half pounds Of brown sugar
and three pounds of common salt
put it on with brush like paint.
Put potatoes Of equal size into water
while boiling when done, pour Oft the water,
scatter in some salt, cover the pot with "A
coarse cloth, and return it to the fire for
five minutes, when they are ready for the
table even watery potatoes are thus made
mcaly.
Common cutnailssare easily driven into
hard wood If rubbed with a little soft soap
saliva is better than nothing for that pur-
pose.
Never condemn yonr ncighbor 'unheard
there are always two ways Of telling a
story
The best way to cook potato is to bake
orToast it in an oven; when done crack
the skins open and allow them 10 dry out
for a few minutes before placing them on
the table.
TO avoid family quarels. let the quarrclng
wretch have it all to himself; reply never a
word.
CIDER VISEcAR.-Take the water in which
dried apples have been soaked and
washed, sarain it well and add a pound Of
sugar.
FRls,cH RoLLs.-Add two ounces ofbutter
and little salt to pint OIL boiled milk while
tepid, siit in one pound Of flour, one beaten
egg, one tablespoon Of yeast; beat these
well when risen form the rolls
with as little handling as possible; bake on
tins
10 MAKE CLEAR CoFFEE-Stir one egg
INTO hall pound Of ground coffee, and
set away for use as required. No further
substance for SETH ny will be needed, and
The egg tends to preserve aroma.
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Hannibal l. st. Joseph Railroad

4 Nd STEAM PACKET LINES ON THE
IL Missouri River. The most practicable route
TO the Gold Mines Of Idaho, hammock City, vir-
ginia City, Gallatn, Denver, Washce, Boisee and
California. Daily Overland Stages from Atchi-
son 10 ABOVE points All rail to ST. Joseph Al
Gibson. Latan and Weston. The Daily Packet
Emile. runs from Weston to Lea,enworfh tseveu
miles ;, and Kansas City forty miles Stage
CONNECTIONS from, Leayenworth and Kansas CITY
TO Lawrence, Topeka, Fl. Riley It Scott, Santa
Fee
Tsi-Weekly Packes.---Ihe elegant packets Col
arado, Denver, J. II. Lacy. West Wind aud L.
MAJORS form Tri W4eklv Line FROM st. Joseph
10 Nebraska City, coancii Bluffs and Omaha
Also Daily Sta ses .iosa st Joseph to :bovc points
Miners with teams and luggage carried on the
same train and packei to the above starting points
and arrive fieSi for the Pluig.s.
Connections made BY rail and bvractels Oh the
Nissis pp River with he Hannibal i II. Joe X
r al Quincy and Hannibal.
For through Tickets or Freight apply 40 Il. NJ
Prettyman, agent. III davenport, On board The
Packets
j. r. X. HAYWARD Gen'i Sup't
p. B. GRnAT, Gen Ticket Agent.
W. p. ROBINSON Gen Fr't Agent
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Tin, Copper, i Sheet-lron Ware,


Gr.at lentr4 h1ats - .te@ yort. Ne,c Eng2o5d
afa Hs Cum m.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ l5tli, 1858. tram. will leave the N.eai Cen.
tral Union Depot. foot 81. Lake street ~ (oilnws
$50 a m, Sunday excepted Arrive in Detroit
sop. IA, loioato, 40 .. IA. Suspens,on
Bridge 4g5 m. Buffalo 300 D. m. Albany
345 p. m; New York. $50 D m; Boston III 15
a. m.
80 p m Saturday excepted Arrive in De-
trot, 600 .. m; Toronto, fa5 p. M; Suspension
Bridge 4;45 ?. NJ; Buffalo, 80 p. m; ''hany,
445 New York. 1850 =. u; Boston. 4:9c pm
loco p. H., Saturdays and SUNDAYS excepted Ar
RE IN Detroit, TOGO p. m; TORONTO, s,o5 p.
Suspension Bridge, $40 j. m; Albany, $40 a.
m; New York 245 p. m; Boston, BOO p. N.
cINc NATI TR AIMS
fvia Michigan Central Il. r.
Leave Chicago ut $40 a. M, Hal Train. loco
Fast Express. TIE 1000 p. m train leaving
Chicago rams through to Cincinnati without
change Of cas- or baggage.
Tu,tan's Parent Nentafng aud Warming An
iratEs all Cars Of this Company An elerau.
smokers Gar, with Euch TaDles Ina lat4ly been
ad,led to dav trains. Patent 81 eping cars on
night trains. Baggage Checked Throavb
through Tickcfs for sale at ell principal Rail
ROAD Office in the West, II the ierersJ rfHee
corner Of Lake and Dearbon streets. ta,,der Inc
fremont House, Chicago and ct the s,epot.
X n. RICE, Cent suit
II. g. WENTWORTH, General western Pass.
Agent Eiicuvo t~s
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h n. e.. w. u y u \ 4 II .


ProDr;etor Of Stomach Bttters Rtood I'prs-
Sey. hlood rus, tota'eba a. >sce'fsh Brenaies
c. A. COOK. Chicago. Genl Agt.
Sold nj Wholesale III Chicago, by FULLER
FINCH 4 FULLER, and all Druggists.
,-sy- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied
by \. + CR0SkEY and e. II. BECkWlTH
Chicago.
>iold in Davenport, by +. .iaeobv, Jr., E. :
Dallord. Stevenson & Carnahan, L. J. Wells, e.
s;chlsgel nitzcn 4 Koch. and NJ. kovncs.
rcll at Wholesale by Beicerbecke Milleo, and
j toidcv ig.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

Fsvs, Mats, Mice, Reaches. Ants,
Bed Bugs. Moths i'm Eurs, Wool.
ems. &c. Insects On HSlauts, EOW II,
Animals. &c.
Put up iii Zoe, 59c and 81 Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks. 50 and 81 sizes Tor Hotels, Public Insti-
tutions etc.
'.Only infalible remedies known
Free from posons.''
Not dangerous in the Human Family"
''Ra.s corle cut OF III 4 holes to die
.'eld u holc-aie IL all the large cities
sold b. Druggists aud Retailers everywhere
II y Beware { .of all worthless limitations
See thni .IosTAR's name il on each Box
Bottle and Flask before YOU buy.
Address HENRY K C0STAR,
Principal Depot 4s2 Crodway, n. Y.
sold hv-- E. : RAIIORD
Wholesale and neta: Agent,
Jan dwtf Davenport Iowa
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Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. . 1853,
and until further notice trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted a. follows
st Mail train Al ....................s p, 4. "
III NiyAt expres ........... 40 p. IT,
Arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays excepte d ]
Is follows
81 Ni6ht express n 49,. -. .......-.l -, NJ
81 Daily express and mail train = 10, p. ".
All trains over this route are IN difect conn q
ton 1T Chicago with trains over both the MICH
ran southern Michigan Central, p.ttsbaT., For
Wavnc and Chicago Railroads 70 and from De-
troit. Toledo. Columbus Cles4iand, Cincinnati,
pt,sburg, Dunkirk. Huflalo Niagara Falls Alba
nv. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions as 10 teh destination
Of their baggage. also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars, IS the conductors
cleci fares only to tie .ta.ons the line of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Nov l6 "a j. r. TRAY, Supt
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ROAMCk's Filters.

tiers in The market; and By comparison with 9th
crs, II viii be seen at once that they stronger
and upon trial will be found more efficient than all
others they are agreeable to the taste. invigora-
ting in effect, made Of good materials ard IA arli-
cie that all MY customer l,n chase the second
time with equal satisfaction. fet every body try
them, and they will be fully convinced Of the truth
of tle above
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
Consumption can DC Cured.

The advertiser, aphy Of 81 years expert
eaoe. in the treatment of Lung Diseases. bron-
c.ni,, asthma, &c. but now retired from the prac-
uee. Is DESTROYS of imparsing hi, experience by
dlIusing information invaluable to the suffering
humanity and which has cured thousands.
The same medicine will do for all. lie will send
Prescription, with full directions for USE, adapt
ed to each particular case, and Will surely effect
cure. Try tit will cost YOU nothins-a stamp
required for postage. Address.
H. LOWE, u. D.. BOX 5o75, New Y ok CITY.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
..Great American Remedy,
nm HtRNEN,S

Ut hANN FL
Lhrono 7Aegmai Female PeUs.
(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w when the directions have been strictly
followedJ in removing difficulties arising from OBJ
struc,ion stopage of nature, or in restoring the
system to perfect health when SUFFERING from
Special affections, Prolapsus Ctnri the whites
other weakness of the Cter.ue organs. The Pills
are perfectly ha.Miees on the constitution, and
ma, be taken BY the most delicate femaie wiI,sut
causing distress; at the same time act Ike charm
by Strengthening, invigaIuiing and restoring the
system tl hea.ihf condition aAd h Ii Ill .ia4 IN
the monthly period Of regularity. 10 mater ron
wiiat Gus, tao obstruction iaaY arise They
shoal4, howe, - not be taSen Tie lifsi three on
four months Of pre- IN. t3aeh >af. cit any
ctheI time, rs nlscasrial, wowI.. ae the icsait
Each box contains - pis. pI.ce ST.
Dr.. Haryes ireaiies Diseases III Females
freenancv, Miscarriage Rarsruness. Steri-
". htlfoductio. and Ahglse III naturr
aad eanhs;ieali, the ladies private medical adj
wiser. pamphlet cf 80 pages, ni free to any ad-
dress. s>iA cents required 70 ", postage.
The Pills and Book VIII b, SIT by aail and
conlidentlally, when desired seeasiy sealed, aud
prepared, on receipt of mon, "
j. BRY AN. u. b.. Gen'l Agent
- Cedar street, New ork
Sold By all the principal druggists
Smith DIVER, wholesale agents. Chicago
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY zen THE
N Permanent supe II
Gcnorrhea. elect Unnatural Discharges Imp4-
tcncc, Seminal eakness NeAls En- >siens,
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liability Gravel Structure ...a aficc-
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in their palvate practice, with entire success, SUI
preceding Cube5s Capsules, o. aits other com
pound hitherto known.
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Il e. tGW IT, I'D L ~
DEAD TaE FOLLOWING LETTERS RE
o. the
WORLD KNOWEN and WORLD 7ni I'd, :
xrsrp'A. KsswS Asy sss srggix
nelleway's Pills I Ointneut,
You will here find unsolicited testimonials "a.
ceiyed from all parts OF the country where the
army is in force
.~ SEE TO Yora HEaLrnl k
All OF Won have some one Interested in vour vel
fare: then do MT delay
YouR LIFE j. vALrABLg,
No. ONLY 10 yourselves. but To your fathers, and
mothers, sisters. wives, and brothers. Thea
= hile You may p,Hchase your health
Fog ~ csyrs. ~ CENTS. OR &l.to. sa
Will when expended in these medicines. bring
YOU down 10 the greenest ard ripest old age.
The following are genuine letters on lie for III
spectcn at this ofice.--sa Maiden Lane \. Y.
Qaiaiterrnaster's Department, !
seth Illinois Volunteers,
Folly Island $. C., Nov. 16 1853. }
Prof Hollway. 81 Maiden Lane y. Y
DEAR SIR Enclosed please find 500. for
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celebrated Pills and Ointment by return mail
Please attend TO this a, once for ! much in
nteu OIL the above rPulFtlif~. Address
Lieut. \. ". FELLOWS. q ~,
seth Illinois Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, va,
January .th, lssi.
PRoF. HoLLowAY-Dpar Rir have heard a
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never in need OF them until now want 10
try them, iiafrlo:s il very prei aleni ut the
present time. send me the worth Of the enclosed.
Yours, 6c. JOSEPH WALSH.
Go. L. 9Th Regi Excelsior Brigade
Pulaski, Tenn December 18th 1853
PRoF. Hollow AY.-Drar sir: Please find en-
closed Sl.0l, and send me tine amount in Your IA
nous pills. as ! am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cute. Yours &c
THoS. T. TURNER. %. /, "a Iowa Inf
Morris Island. : G. Ian 18th. 1891
HgoF HoLLowAY.-Dear -ir Enclosed YOU
will find 50 cents. for which wish YOU 10 send
me some Of your valuable pills: send them by
mail / enclose 10 cents for postage. Address
!. e. HALL. Go. ID, 4th n II.
Camp Of 81, Excelsior brigade,
January 23d, 1851
faoF Hollow Y.-Ssr. Please send me for
enclosed 30 cents worth Of il in pills. Enclosed
find u cents to pay postage. and Won viii oblige.
Yours, &c, Srgt. Wl POW ER-,
Co. 9TH Reg Excelsior Brig. Washington
Morris Island, = G. Jan. 2lsi 1884.
PRoF. H0LLowHy.--n Please find enclosed the
sun Of 81 % for pill, | I,aye diarshaa. and
Yours, &c, VIZ. CHkiRSTY,
mchTd3m Go. D, 10Th Penn. Vols.
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Eagle. TORACa,e, ve.a,.ts-

h " ENTHAL. RaTIISsTnLD ca My
a., "a ,sF 49, of Pias 'Ecbs,cco. and
Tobacco and Cigars "a toth Wa.e I, asisosng
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KODNcE'S Filters.

MS appetizer tonic and regulator OF the system
throughout the Army of tho North by and with
the consent OF the highest government authority
In point OF strength l Will guarantee my Bttcrs
to contain larger proportion of real medicinal in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

and offer better inducements to capitalists than
any security of public or private character now
Offering at par. mch3l diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

From II. " Sanborn, Teacher of Music and
President OF Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
lcgc: .,,.r,, ,e.,,r,,
GENTLEMEN American Organ purchased
Of vou, though very pleasing IN tone ftom the
first has become mere and more !RTciite .nsfrd-
Inent with ins musical acquaintances as well as
with m,se,E The ease Of The action and the ra-
pidi,, with which light music can be executed
upon it surprised me, while for sacred or solemn
harmony It, fitness i unqnesiioncd. | TAX great
pleasure in aiding my testimony 10 Its real worth
Very truly, yours, H. VI. SANBOKN.
FrolA Gcor-e F WILEY, Organisl ana i:s1rctvi
Of Music al John street Church, Lowell, Mass:
LOWELL Mass.
GsSrLrulv- Having thoroughly examined your
American Organs am Of the opinion that they
are not uauaed b. those of ans maker They
are DISTINGUISHED from all have seen BY their
extreme fuilness, vet mello~ne>s OF tone, and
then quick responses to the touch OF the perior-
Iner. am yours, &c.
GEO. I. WILEY.
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BLACKSTONE. Ma

tbi.Ath.>IoN l., Mass.
GENrLEMEv-Tnc three American Organs par
Chased ol vOl for tae use ui oln churches. here,
in Nbrdge and in Muiburv. have been IN use
one wear. Ii gives much pleasure % say that
they nave fnlly met our expectations. and given
the greatest satisfaction rerlan yoIrs
+. J. SHERlnAN, Pastor.
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National Ten-Forty Loan.

issued of the following Denominations. sps, 1ars
zoos, ard looms REGISTERED. or with coupons AT
tached, aS iaay be preferred by subscribers
These bonds redeenable by the Government
IN COIN after TEN. and payable FORTY years from
date.
They bear FIVE pcr ce,.t. interest, payable or
bonds not over one hundred dollar. annually and
on over enc Eul.dred dollars semi-annuaIy, in
COIN.
Deposits must be made in Leqai 7,a.ier notes of
the United States. or in NafioAH I.is& Aose py-
reaeg. Subscribers sill resiele .ntsIesl froA, tie
day IT, s.qnsg d ,tyo4ited rjH us ighk and the
bonds viii be dai,ered at the expense of Inc COR
erHme1f.
Coupon bonds ready for delivery. and
Registered bonds VIII be on ,isa ist of Nav nexr
BY act OF Congress the issue Of tines. bonds
5 hn1it,u 10
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tors bills. as well A. the rich mans soace and
comfort, invigcratng the weak and debilitated
driving away melancholy, and making life OF
misery one of unalloyed enjoyment These Bit
tiers have been introduced, and are being used,
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RONBURl. Mass
To allude to instruments which bear the name
of :. ID. 4 H. W smith would be useless They
have stood the test fos years; and when we say
that they always reflect upon the reputation Of
Boston men. award high praise In quality Of
tone and finish in.i justly claim the FIRST rank :;
aat having So raich at stake. .heirnanc of A,ne-
Iiean 0rgAaS may b considered good iadorse-
ment Of any Respectfully.
PROF l.. G.. \. SENHE
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.,W.xs. K1WB ALL, Z {.
lie x.s.ae0 ST., lineage, flfKnois.
Wholesale and ketfil Desler u
Sd. 4 Hsw. sMlrTs srtk t
n N r RIC.a ~ OR q II VS.,
With Trepolo Attachment,
II IN FIFTEEN DIFFEKExr sTrLEs,
Elegantly Flnishe d Rosewood,
For Parlor use.
Black walnut and OAK,
For Churches. Schools. Lodges. &C.. DC Every
Ins'rnmen, warranted for FIVE YEARS.
Prices from SO 10 $500.
THE AMERICAN ORGAN
is an entirely new instrument. 1t contains both
the Patent Tren,olo and Forte Stop knee ssseii.
Double Bellows aud two Blow Pedals.
The American Organs
are PRONOUNCED by more than a hundred of the
best Or4a.ists TO be superior TO any other yet
produced, having received the first premium
Whenever exhibited The following are among
the many received:
From George washbutnc Morgan, Organis, .
Grace Church aud the Middle Dutch Reformed
Church
UNIVERSITY BUILDING, New York.
The near approach to the Pipe or Organ tone
attained By Messrs. ). ID. q II. VI. Smith, In the
voioing of their American Organs. united with
their prompt and reliable action entities them TO
the frs, rank among that class of Instruments
| cheerfuilv recommend them 10 purchase, either
for parlor, hall. chapel Use.
GEO. wAsuRCRNE MORGAN
From 81 F. Baker, Professor in the Boston Ausi-
cal Institute. A..thor. &c, and Director Of Mu-
sic in the South Congregl 'ional Church
BOSTON, Mass.
Gssr.EAEs-E confess 10 having entertained
pTe;edice against reed instruments before having
heard rouf American Organ. But by Your new
method Of yeilng ..ar mono.ouous, drening. btn-
Zinc st,,nd has been entirely cured, ana iii place
of it a pure organ Ike tone substituted. The ac-
ton Il prompt and the tuning Is really perfect :
if your Organs receive the patronage they merit
they must come into yer, general use.
Will regard, ;rulY your,
u. i. BAKER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29

Mr. GEORGE A. BRCi.N, Orcar;s; 81 saint
James Episcopal Churcf. "l,.caso. ILL.,, says:
THE, la surpasS all other instruments of the
kind tina. have come under my observation, for
fuilness. richness aud brilliancy Of tone, and
promp.nea, and delcacy OF action.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
"a KING STREET NEW YORK.


keene's Theatre, formerly Leader of Julien
Band
~ KING. STREET NEW YORK
GExrIExEH--Iia ylIlg examined the American
Orra:. manufactured by McssrS ;. H. * II. ".
Smith, cheertully certify To their superiority ii
every desirable quality OF the instrument. Their
voeing is of tie most approved order, rendering
:he tone clear and reliable, enabling Tie perform
er to execute rapid passages with ease and aceu-
racy. T. BAKER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-29
KObNck'S Bisfel.S.

Herbs, Banks. md Seeds. which have been found
most caectual. by long medical experience, to
possess the requisite Tonic properties in relieving
iini curing the above complaints. These Bi,efs