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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
tRMLG, Road.

~ uflCE- - heerby given that the un.lcr-
~ siesei is.esd jehii.ains, IL Cs.,vsx
C'n'ni<rl.nsxsl 81. Ma. VS. c.utt. for. the
.sseessina ef.as Rnhlk. Had fien She ,s,iu ,.sd
g'Arsase l4slies' Cnsg,eL Mcsa,ty's Nerk,r,tu
NEWT 4 sr<k. las rad ~ila run hrn,,l,
Tie RwnaiHes Dc AIrsl u nn T. ,G;.ash the en-.
Isirs.sewi rassissct tsusigh the farm rcr,a,v
~ bed by Dr...fs n. 3fsesn..t '-s,s az
s,sJ. THOMPSON YATES.
asffaI NOAH DOWNS, =
III .yOB iansi 1s(hers. isn
May 18th, la64~-lw.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
j. V. WILKINSON. :
GR|l|llER 1&GlHnlssIlh.
ME R C. ISL a N Sc,
No, alae Dugsn,s Wharf,
3 .frsdW .'R.fETIMORE.

;:Keepseensssptf xoh hand large assert.
mentof So PERIOR FAMILY G ROCERIES.
Foreign ADD, DeNes,n Iiquers. .Tobacco, Se-
gans &C., which will Re sold, Wholesale ~ n.
tail, at the tower market prices, ~, Isl
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Of oil kinds, sold
an cta,nst.issiOn, and special attention p.id 10
the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and otl,es
GRAINS. CoNmissioEs ~: all kinds execu-
ted promptly. With itf Frietrs ressrd ~ ths
sntcrest OF the co.,sigE ssr .ts.innle.9 III
cited. -. -. T. -.
Feb, a7.h, ise2--7itf. i sas,.o,saa - 4
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
NOTICE .a'T@


sGsHE undersigned. W siMs rentsS til ss.-
J bles Connected wssh-thss- Washington
'nTsss hapuari Town, Mds, herthg nnlify .tbe
lHenc: tAlat they vii. hcrrafterE lie coovessed
INTO Livery ~; sesl l'~x Isillz kFR Hpsses
ana Omssyancts ir hsry. aatfIFx " plesxel
tnfsccon1ni,fiate the oil rust6maas |, Of .she
J!sssl and the public ,es,esally. ,at Ia ,u.r.i
'.s1.sa a. ney Ptdeel shenssalss fos ixs
49, - ~ 49, y,sss..9a Va La as-l isssa
:. 60. -. .IcUlskaPlNs - GRs4TESa.s
= ''' Aees-"' lsaassa# Iaads CO ss.fs;
: 'aa's ,2s7la1 a TffAgT
A4-aasI .as5l s.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26

fEllIIS rs to notify tie public. that tho un-
u Ger>i:ne.l have ss,siate.i themselves b
tie Practicef Meslirine. tn take effect on q u
after the first dssrof April 1874. i" 'ai'-''' -.
In all cases rgairing consultation. the scr-
vices Of both will be rendered, witi"at extra
r. p. BLAKISTONE, NJ. D.
NJ n G.. .M:~.lAMMET-r, ii. ID.
March i24th, ls64A-tm! Z ,
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
y ~ 49,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTtsEis hereby gwen hat the uhscri
IN ,ber has obtained -frrm, the 'Orrhsh's
Court - So. Mary = county in Maryiand, let
tsrs Of adminisi ration on iLerersoaar es'aie
OF Henry Ellis, late nj sand county, de-
ceased All persona having claims against the
saiddeceased, are hersby-warned tne X hibr the
same with the. proper vsuehes thereof, TO the
arhscr,bsr On Of before the 10th day vt Sept !,
1861, otherwise ,iEey may me excluded ~
law irum all benefit of the said estate. Given
under my hand. ,hs I0ih day nof March +,
CHARLES BOWLING.a
MI. r.r sI.-E 3 Administrator.
March 10Th. lSCI-4w
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
JAMES S, ,DUWNS,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Leonard T6Tn. 81 Aary's Co, I'D
viii practice iu st. Nary sand thea1j iuhx
,.ounties. 80 IAsM EsgMsT NA.TF
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
I'D ~ ARY,sAcADENyfORIoUHG
LADIES,
NEAR gRYANT9WNs, GHItA! Ar LEs eeUN-
IY,MARYLAND.

3D.. Ma,ss s sd t Ssassisrs. I situated 10
one Of shsyspss bsmkha MD healthy portions
Of MARYLAND. About sixty area nf Dansi are
"a eSam<b<ds and on the lawn ID in,nefal 9'nng,
q. aanangsy ssmpseganfed 9th sulphur aud iron.
saas,t;Fhs Mnses Afnjof being eieses RI the S'a-
ssa essd Hess, saIse' ssisdes md asclipe are
a0sIs- ;,HrTTs DIV bsaTis'I'ST w. p
- TEN. r.s Il. l'as. 3. 'halfysar, u a.
.ss, Ro".d .sl Taaisa IN MI die bsahehessI OF
a thorough nssh Education, 40 90
-hs MueiespF sash Drawing" Dancing. e.e. form
Ss.sssT s..,ssls.. can ~ haa y, addressing
s.sSssJsraiaiRL s. Pastor St MAttys..' Chap
,ai...1ias vd hA.ss,sssxeiyi; ' ''',D = !, 8
-s-e..9F'nz. s'' f'''sasi1l o'''s'''" &c r.
BIT wige,. sJs..Rr..ia~a s"nz.sa College.
e d dysss, fis ssSs ss1' Gs,isss ~
F.iherssc.iias.o & Is. washington 5 = =
Charles fsvifss, D p., WhshingtonT J
BA Mcguire, J., Wsshipg,s,,: ia :
Samr BARRIER, 8 J., 'SE. TLonas' Charles cP.
EamiIldsp yieias, y. s. ThS'nas. Charles Co
Rev Father is Wolf, New Town 81. Mary's
p SEsn.h.6, Peters, Charles c., m y :
Father Enass r. {. 81 J0.sah = S. MARY"
MRS. A Douglass. clemen. Hill. ESQ, GsoTee
Riggs, J o. HELEN, nj D., Capt. Sands. W
&C Rnhsm T. MD. Washington City. or
October 22nd. ls63-6m ., I'D = M
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
DIVIDEND.

,nNapplieaiim If Jams. ID. NINA and
" Charlie. j. Norris. administrators of
Charles c. Norris, katc3of Saint Mary l G. tn-
~, deccased. il is oiicrcd Ivy the C,urt, that
the s,id administrators nrify the creiit.,rs al
said deceased " die tEefr CLAIMS, against said
tlecesca. isi the 'Regist.s IL Wills rffice of
SaiHt Mary thuhty,, OF before the 10th
day Of jane next. iorS dividend. anal that this
'tkler be g,nblishel III the S,iut, Mary
tisszeae. once weck b, each WICK. ,,,..H the
.saM l0sl, day of Jdhc next, '"a s. =,
} Ii,Ua Test dars ~ 500" a. ''7.h' .s'i'Al'''
JAS. r"M.o RAl.EY. Ia.
Register If Wills i.
.fa.IE.a Tor Saint Aarys County. Is
April Ill., fss4-tl.
--A-~s.,t = ~ sd -LIE.<- hi
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26

a. q Charsieo. Nov. III, 1850. ~
Messs EAitov9 Heass .aSasssss Jotss2vss
fosey - candidate Cor lLea Clerlship sf thsf y
';ireui. coartfes Sssai Mary = Ceansy seshs-
'" ''' way '"e a.s 1si Fs:.r,.., u y; !,
f;s,s~berlssh. isss- ~ 4 -, -, q I :
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
NOTICE. }, :! !. !!

! wASmxercx. blEC.S.fcke w. 1864.
{ Mr. Editor Il have This day ls.cp ipfrrm-
ed llAsatLe time f,r the enlist pienF II tegr.es
and paw far tl,c same. Dies nh expire, on the
lse -af. Aafcl; the time at the present date is
unlihitedr g es1' AZ - :.
E"x 1883. Washington, D C..
Office Room NJ: 60 Federal Block. 7'h
street. Opposite P'stA Office. ia,
March lo,h; Is64-ft. 90" ,......,. ..' ',....
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

'nRS. T. j. STONE and CHARLES
~ COMBS, having a>sDc.a,el themselves
I'm the Practice at Medicine. can always he
kaBd at their office in Lesnari Town, when
nat professional engaged R
May 18th. 1854--6t. {. ga
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
NOTICE Dividend.

NOTICE or DIT7DEND.
I'm application # James F. 'Aheli. admin
~ ,straidr Of VIM. II. Drury, late Of Saint
fAlarys County, deceased. it is or.ssred by tlst
C.asrt, that the slid administering notify the
creditors II the said deceased to file their
claims against said deceased. in the Register
hefDre the ileth day of duly next. for divi,
den.s. and that this order BE- puhlikieA in tile
Saint Mays Gassfse, once d week in each
week. until the asid 10th day Of Jnly Hxt 4
Test. H.
- JAMES T. N. RALEY, ~ =
Register. Of Wills
~ +# for st. Msrys County.
April 2sth. 1s6A--ti.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
7 BAKER A. JAMESON , -. =.

ATTORNEY x COuNsgaaLoR At Law
/, Lsonard 1sxa, *, Aary's Gsneysl AfSsao7u
WILL Prsstire in 81. Mary 3 aad ths 49,
" joining csanises. iai''% ga& 80 80 -
! o<''o@'1s""sS .sl-ree. .dS14 go
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTiCEisirerehv gwen ,hatthe suhscr,hei
In has obiaiaed from The Orphans Canrf ss.r
Saul. Mays. county. M MaryIand. letters
'es,ninentary on the personal estate 81
Elizabeth Neale. late of said COS, deceased
AL persons having Claims against the said lie
ceased. are hereby warned tn exibit the same
with the pepper youches thereof, To the sul'seri-
Der, Oh or before the 2jth day Of August, 1854
otherwise they iaay be excluded by law from al
les,e6t of the said estnie. Given under my
baud This 25,h,. day of February. I-64.
..-l atrr, MARY ID. CoAD, .
gatl Il y.E.s Executrix
February 2J;h, lSC4-4v.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
,N.0TI(,E- T0..GRED{T2Ra

fhs+lby ssse ho,iie s E ,h.ii hn,,,. obtained
u from the 0spbss,s'a Court of. ,Ss. naryss
Csmsfy, Maryland. lelsers ef decentralization "a I
the pexaoaah essate Of gahu T. al sAre,, Ale pF
ST. Mary g Caasiiys aecessextss~ Al arersuns
having claims ssRipss she said deceased IRE
hereby, MOULDED To exhibis The ,sams. with rhe
Dn,rer youches stlaclsesi biheret,. ousor be
fore the 18th day ef, ,o~tober 1854, otherwise
they mag be exclsdsdihy. Law fram all rlhen,esi,
Of the sa',d estate. Gisea under my hand this
l2Ih day Of May 1874. ssz!ss h.a~ .tl 10
JOHN C. kRULL,
= gIst. Administrator.
May l2ih, lS64-Aw.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
.a@tF~-suoE ~ III
! BOOT
i 1VPOH
sH0I MllWAlH0RY!

f1AHE us1 is.si, md ~ lIeve bsissforsa ass
n. frieanA sn,lE lie spulsia AasI he tIas.
oreped, a new Dot and Shoe MaRufaetury
iE Leonard Iewn.s svrsl .tss.f fsasisasillai' II
h Having served fnr o Gs,nsiasrable ilsnesh p
lime NJ his lsa,lAshe is thoissghly saes{asisslol
with tile Lii-incsss aad Haftcrs llianseIf, stint
his wolldNiN cafises nssixfactjonuT .lfi'
His swork is nlasle In shs iatssti ss,kS;1ief
the lowest cash lriers and of TIM bczf snascri-
aasl,e.is coi6is,a - MILL recomanss,a sl.slI;
and request sthe pubic to. eivcilim IAN sdriy
s.la 81 i. Rr \ HI. . i,r. mn /
Deecpber loths lee3-- 3wsSsiDg aaii saisssP
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
I.R0FESSION4E NOTICE !,

.tFIig4 VI F95st
.sssAAA ~D Il .sssh
.h--sssI .dfFi sFssFsa
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26

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.~s---gasi .asai IsaaGs2si
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26
-PRefEsSfoyrL NOTICE.

"a 81 3 - = IsaH LASCus''S
February 25,h. lSG4-4w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-05-26

February 25ih. lsc4-sm.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

RISKS OF THE BLoCKADE.-A few Anglo
rebel vessels get through the blockade and
give aid and comfort to the rebels and larger
profits to the owners of the vessels and car
goes, but the business is extremely risky.
The Richmond correspondent of the London
Under, paper published in the interest of
the rebels, gives a list of 1873 vessels engag-
ed in running the blockade at Wilmington
and Charleston, from January l, 1868, to the
middle of April 1864. 1t is summed up as
follows:
so vessels captured; a vessels lost or
burnt; l now running in Cape Fear; re-
turned to England; l wore out; 81 running
or expected in; 50 captured or lost before
reaching the Confederacy; II captured OF
lost before making one round trip; l6 cap
tured before making second round trip; 8
captured or lost before making third round
trip; IL captured or lost before making
fourth round trip. Out Of II vessels owned
IN whole or part by government, II have
been captured or lost; l is worn out gone
to England for repairs 8 still running Out
of lie private vessels 80 have been captur-
ed or lost; are out Of the trade; % still
running.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

VALLANDIGHAM.-The Presidents policy in
regard to the return of Vallandigham is said
to have been recently given during confer
ence with the Kentucky Congressional dele
CATION, relative to the case of Colonel VOL.
ford. This officer, it will be remembered,
was arrested by General Burbridge, upon
some charge connected with the late Morgan
raid into Kentucky. The Kentucky delega-
ton requested the President to reinstate Col.
Wolford in command, to which the President
replied that he should not depart from the
policy before pursued concerning Yallandig-
ham. Mr.. Mallory, of the delegation, re-
marked that the Vallandigham order was in
operative in consequence of the exile having
returned to his home, to which Mr. Lincoln
replied that he had no official knowledge of
Mr.. Yallandigham's return, but when the lat
ter made his presence known by objectional
acts, the Executive would be prepared to act.
The application in the case of Colonel VOL
ford war not granted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

GEN. WAsHBURS's RAILROAD oRDER.-A
Memphis dispatch says: The report pub
lished in the Northern papers that Forrest
had communicated his intention of retalia-
ting upon officers for any citizens who
might be injured under Gen WAsHBURSs
railroad order is false. The result proves
conclusively the wisdom Of Gen. WAsHBURN's
order. Nearly every train OH the railroad,
for ten days previous to the issue of this or
der, was fred upon by bushEhackers, and
citizens and soldiers killed and wounded,
while not gun has been fred since the pub
LEGATION Of the order.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27
CALL FOR 500, 900 MEN.
By the President of the United States
A PROCLAMATION


WHEREAS, by the act approved july 1 1884 ~
titled {" An act further to regulate and provide for
the enrolling and calling out the national fore.
and for other purposes, it is provided that tTha
President of the United States may, at his discre
ton, at any time hereafter, call for any number Of
men as volunteers for the respective terms of one
two and three years, for the military service, and
that IN case the quota or any part thereof of an
town, township, ward of city, precinct, or eler
ton district, or of county not so subdivided sha
not be fill ed within the space OF fifty DAYS afte s
call, then the President shall imm ediate ely order
draft for one year to fill such quota or any par
thereof which may be unified" and
WHEREAS The new enrolment heretofore order.
ed is so far completed as that the aforem
act of Congress may be put in operation for re.
cruiting and keeping up the strength of the armies
in the field for garrison and such military opera
tions as may be required for the purpose OF SUP
pressing the rebellion, and restoring the AUTHORITY
of the United S tates in the nsurgent States;
Now, therefore, L, Abraham Lincoln, president
of the United States, do issue this my call for
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS, for
that this call shall be reduced by all credits
which may be established under section
eight Of the aforesaid act, account of per
sons who have entered the naval service during the
present rebellion, and by credits for Furnished
to the military service in excess of calls Heretofore
made. Volunteers, will be accepted for one two
or three years. they may select, and will be en-
titled to the bounty provided by the laws, for the
period of service for which they enlist; and here
after the 5th day of September, 1864, being ffty
days from the date OF this call, "A draft fog
troops 70 serve one year rnall be nad IN every
town, township, ward of city, precinct, election
district, or county not subdivided, to fill the
quota which shall be assigned it under this call
or any part thereof which maybe untitled by yoIun
teers on the said 5th day of September 1861
In testimony whereof 1 have bereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States 10
be affx ed.
Done at the city of Washington this eighteenth
day of July, in the year Of Lord one
LL5l thousand eight hundred and sixty-foar and
of the independence of the United States til
eighty ninth.
(Signsd) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
W. IL. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

A DANGEROUS ANTAGoNIsT.-Th heaviest
battery ever mounted on a man-of-war is now
in the Mediterranean, on board the United
States steam frigate Mag IRA. OF 20 guns on
her main deck, there is not one less than 9
l1-inch, or 100 pound rife--a fact the real
Importance of which can only be understood
by professional men. She is thus provided
with the best short range and the most per
feet long ranged pieces of ordnance extant.
The result of an encounter with her would
hardly be paralleled in the history of naval
fighting, for no such armament has been
known before
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-A man named Wei
ser, resident of Lehigh county, Pa, was
recently drafted and paid Communication mon
ey. He was again drafted OF the lst OF June
and the district Provost Marshal decided that
he was again liable to service. Application
having been made to Washington, Provost
Marshall General Fry decided that the per
sons payment of communication exempted him
for three years, and that the last payment
must be refunded.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

of the Coroner's Jury in the matter Of the
terrible rail road slaughter at RicheHeu
River, Canada, is a model of its kind. 1t
censures the engine-driver for carelcssness
the locomotive foreman for employing such q
driver the very general neglect OF the rule
requiring trains to stop before crossing a
bridge; the guardians of the bridge
for not reporting such neglect; the conduct
or for not having another brakeman on the
train in question; and finally they recon-
mended that the draw-bridge where the
slaughter took place should be abolished alto,
gether.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

sX Another commission is coming into
the feld-the American Union Commission,
its object being to aid the people of those
sections of the country that have been desc
lated and impoverished by war; to restore
their civil and social state upon the bases of
industry, education, freedom and Christian
morality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

Is 1t looks as if Sweden were disposed
to take hand in the fight between Denmark
and the German Powers. A dispatch from
Reriin announces that the Swedish SQUADRON
~ An oficiaI lef nIlt TO sea Immediately
| Department shows that the mails ~.
airht different cities we're burned by the
WATCHES, WATCHES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

Is It Is reported that Hon. SALMON P
CHASE mas determined to visit Europe during
this season, and report has it that he is now
in communication with Secretary FEssESDEN
at New York, III reference to the subject of
negotiating foreign loan.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

~ The spectators in tea, eonee
sugar, at the East, are carrying iniiiiei
amounts of these articles and paying
per cent. a month interest to dot ih0
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

DIED OF HIS WoUSDs.-GowAS, the brave
fellow who had one of his thighs badly
crushed while serving one of the big guns on
the Kearsarge, in the encounter with the An
5an,a, died in the hospital at Cherbourg Oh
Wednesday, June 29th. Dr. Brown, surgeon
of the KearSarge, after speaking at dinner
in Paris Of the gallantry and fortitude shown
by this Yankee tar, was favored with sub
scription from Americans in Paris, 5uneieH'
TO erect handsome monument TO HI
memory.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

INTERESTING TO ARMY FANTASIES
gress passed, on the last day of the session. ',
provision of law as follows That when 80
der, sick in hospital. shall have been u
charged, or shall be discharged from the iH''
tary service, but shall be unable TO iea'''
to avail himself of his discharge, III eoH''
quence of sickness or wounds, and shan 'u'
sequently die in such hospital, he shaii :
deemed to have died IN the military sei'i'''
so far as relates to bounties-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27

'thers. with HaHs --etary of War informs General
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27
EcApB { ADVENTURES OF THREE UNION OFFICERS.

Devices to secure Release.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-07-27
HIGHLY JN1EREsTING NARRATIVE,

p, II. Col. O. C. johnson. 18th Wis. Iuf'y.
now Union SOLDIERS FARE IN REBEL HANDS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18
DR.. BlGELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL Physician!
Formerly Of st. Louis, Missouri,l

avn a.r. rn~. S&% rr.so~~
~ sOuam La.A Sa H.r"H ~.
YNHE ONLY kEGULARll EDUCATED AND
- legally quaiiied fhysiclan III lineage VINO
makes the treatment OF Private Complaints
speciality HIS once mas been established ex-
pressly to Afford the aiiicted sound and scientific
medical AID, without the use OF murcury or nox,
ious drugs. DE- y. has Tor many years devoted
his whole attention 20 the treatment OF private
complaints in their varied and complicated FORMS
His success in the treatment OF those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such as were formerly con-
sidered incurablc, is sufficient to recommend him
to the public as worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital aud private practice extend
ing through many years in TINS and other depart
mcnts Of medical science, he is the diseoverer Ct
the only safe. speedy and reliable remcG,ss Ter
these virulent, secret and chrome diseases, and
has letters Of recomme adation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
Physicians Of this country. as testimonials Of bis
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment OF diseases of private nature.
The universal! and uniailing success IN the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18


Never pay bin on first presentation
It looks as If you were too ostcntatious Of
honesty. At the second time Of presenting,
you may consider about it, and say "call
again" On the third or fourth time you may
either not be at home, or out of money, and
should the creditor call fifth, you may have
fair reason to be offended at his pcrtinacity
and not pay the bill at all-IEx.
During the last winter contraband came
into the Federal lines in North Carolina,
and was marched up to give an account OF
himself, whereupon tho following coloquy
ensued:
What's your name!"
my names Sam"
"Sam whaty''
mo, Sab; not Sam Watt. Use jist Sam"
Whats your other name?''
II hasn't got no oder name, Sab. Use
Sandals ALL
whats your masters namc?"
"Pse got no massa now; massa runncd
away-yah! yah! Use free niger now. -
'Wcll, what's your fathers and mothers
name z"
Use got none, Sah--nebber had none. -
Use jist Sam-ain't nobody else"
Haven't you any brothers and sisters ~
mo, Sah-ncbber had none. No brud-
der, no sister, no faddcr, no mudder; 10
massa-nothn' but Sam When you see
Sam, you see all dcrc is Of u.s."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18


The Liverpool Fair for wounded rebels
yielded 405, 900.
Ohio has made e,7S5, 17s pounds Of na.
pie sugar this yer.
In Bavaria the new king ID not merely I
boy, but boy who has been reared IN such
seclosion that he never, it il said, had money
in his pocket until be was eighteen years
old. -
Egypt will raise about 81 OO, OOO. 900 worth
Of cotton this year. It will bring her lots
Of British gold, and will add greatly to her
internal wealth.
The Philadelphia friends Of the late Gen.
Birney have raised $32, 900 for the benefit
Of his widow and children.
Two years ago the people Of San Francis
co weee raising money for Sacramento coun-
~. drowned out by food /; now they are
doing the same for Santa Barbara county,
starved BY drouth.
Hulda Muller, native Of Berlin, wants
Peter Bernard, Of New York, to pay her
$4,000 for seducing her in Europe, bring
ing her to this country, and then deserving
her. Peter claims that Hulds, who is sew
eral years older than himself, was the Sc
Queer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-18

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