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Evening star., 1864-12-19
S>EIGHT{N NEW CHICKERING 4 SONS,

O}EIGHT NEW CHICKERING & SONS!
O1EIGHTf PIANOS
ssst rra ad sgePed for in
1}PIANOSl Made by 8. T. Gordon 4 Co., New
= lPIANOSS York.
S}FINEl PIANOS made by William p. Emer
CfFINES sen.
Four PIANOS made by G. F. Guild & Co.
Two PIANOS made By Hallet, Davis & Co.
Four PIANOS made by 1. Il @. Fischer & Co.
One PIANO made by A Il. Gale & Go.
Several good second hand PIANOS. These are
cid and reliable makers and we warrant every in
strumeEt We sell.
Old PIANOS taken in part payment for new.
Liberal allowances for cash.
Sole agent for s. D. & II. W. Smiths popular
AMERICAN ORGANS and MELODEONs.
Also large stock for holidays, of Guitars Flutes.
Violins, Accordeons. Gift Music Books, Toy In
struments, fine Piano Covers and Stools, new Mu.
sic, and every article to be found in the Music
business.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
SOC Penns avenue, near 10th Ut.
sos do do do
del7-6t 500 do do do
Evening star., 1864-12-19
FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, Dec. 1.-THE HiberniAn, from
Lonoonaerry On the I'd inst, arrived this even
ing with i've days later news
Earl Russell had replied to the recent mani
fss1o Of the Confedera.e Congress, expressing
equal friendship fsr North and South, deplor
ing the war, ana pledging England TO strict
neutrality.
The Times thinks Mr.. Lincoln will make
some attempt 10 close the war by negotiation.
A meetipg was held at Bristol to celebrate
Mr.. IincoIn's reelection to the Presidency
Cheers were given for JEFF. Davis and General
Lee, and groans for Grant, Butler, and Lin
coin.
A rush was then made for the platform, and
the speakers driven away from IL. The police
finally cleared the room.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
Official War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1S-9 P


WAR DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1872 M.
Major General Din, Neao York:
The following official reports were received
this evening from General Thomas, dated at
his headquarters near Franklin:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT CUMBER-
LAND, MAR FRANKLIN, TENN, Dec. II Re
port Just received from Major General Wilson
states that at 6 p. m. to day he attacked and
dispersed Stevensons division Of rebel infan-
try and brigade Of cavalry, capturing three
ltThe 18th United States ca vallV, and Hatch's
division OF cavalry, handsomely supported by
Knipes division OF cavalry, did the work,
making several beautiful charges, breaking the
rebel infantry in all directions. Had 1t only
been light, the rebel rear guard would have
been entirely destroyed. As it is, 1t has been
tinue vigorous pursuit in the morning. This
attack was made six miles beyond Franklin.
"GRoRaB II. THOMAS, MAJOR General"
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. CuMBRR.
LAND, Near Franklin, p. m, Dec. live have
pressed the enemy day beyond Franklin,
Capturing his hospital, containing over 1,500
wounded, and about $50 OF our wounded in
addition to the above. Gen. Knipe, command
ing a division Of cavalry, drove the enemy's
rear guard through Franklin too day, capturing
about $50 prisoners and five battle flags, with
a very little loss on our side. Citizens of
Franklin represent Hoods army as completely
demoraliZed. In addition to the captures of
Ss yeper the
of Gen. Rucher and about $50 prisoners OF the
enemy's cavalry, in q fight that occurred about
eight O'Clock last night, between Gen. Rucher
and Gen. Hatch, of our cavalry. The enemy
has been pressed to. day, both In front and on
both flanks.
brig. Gen. Johnson succeeded in striking
him on the flank, just beyond Franklin, cap
turing quite number Of prisoners-number
not yet reported.
"My cavalry is pressing him closely though,
and am very much in hopes OF getting many
more prisoners to. morrow.
"GEo H. THOMAS, Maj. Gen."
Other dispatches (unoficial) from Nashville
state that eco prisoners were captured by Will
son, and that Gen. Rosseau commanding at
Murfreesboro, reports Forrest killed, and 500
of his men captured.
The superintendent at Nashville reports that
the railroad from Nashville will be open to
Franklin tonight, and wiz rapidly follow
Thomas. thus furnishing him supplies, and
enabling him to push on after Hood.
EDWIN ID. STANTON, Secretary of War.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
SPLENDID BARGAINS
WINTER DRESS eSoDs, SILKS, sHAwLs, &c,

|
WINTER DRESS eSoDs. SILKS, sHAwLs, DC
From the last great Auction Sale of Lupin's cele.
brated Fabrics, On Tuesday last at New York
80 pieces Lupin's Fine French MERINOS, at 81 80
IS pieces Lupin's extra Fine MlRINOS, atsl75
30 pieces Lupin's Finest quality imported. at -
70 pieces Lupn's all Wool EMPRESS CLOTH, at
$40
! 2s pieces Lupinb Splendid OTTOMAN CLOTH, a
% pieces Lupin's Elegant STRIPED POPLINs, at
30 pieces Lupin's 34 and Ga 4MOUssELAINs, at 75c
to $50
Is pieces Elegant Plain and Figured SILKS at sl75
and s200
LINs, Six and Wool and Finest Goods of the
kind imported, price S25
10 pieces magnificent quality Mackenzie Plaid
IRISH P0PLINs, price So 50
Elegant BRoCRE LONG and SQUARE sHAwLs,
PARIS CASHMERE sHAWLs, Plaid Wool
LONG sHAWLs, MOURNING sHAWLs,
&C., &c.
We bought the above goods very much cheaper
at this last sale than at of the previous sales
of this season, and We are therefore prepared to
offer splendid bargains.
JOS. j. MAY Il co..
: dec H-2t 3Os Penn'a av., bet 9th and 10th SITS.
EURsl EURsll FURslI
The attention Of the ladies is invited to my large
and choice assortment OF
FINE FANCY FURs,
embracing all styles and qualities, from the low
est grades to the finest Sable, ameng which may
be found
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
CANADIAN MINK,
ROYAL ERMINE,
STONE MARTEN,
RUSSIAN FITCN,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
AND OTHER VARIETIES.
Also large and we'll selected assortment Of
CARRIAGE ROBES
Of every desert ption, including elegant
WHITE ARCTIC FOX and
WHITE POLAR BEAR.
WOLF. BUFFALO, &c.
Gentlemen,s FUR CAPS, COLLARS. GLOVES.
&c. i, In great variety.
EVER article of the above having been carefully
selected cannot be surpassed either in excellence
OF quality style of anish. call is solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
| JAMES Y. DAVIS.
Halter AND FURRIER,
356 Pennsylvania avenue. under
/ dec II dlw&eo7w Metrepolitan Hotel.
| FOR SALE
a HANDSOME. Pair of family, CARRIAGE
H0RsF6 ldapple bays y in hns CONDITION, r.
q nI1A' ASo De N-st~
Evening star., 1864-12-19
The In madam Frontier-Order by Gener al
Dix-Former Instructions n voked

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oP THE EAST,
NRw YORK CITY, Dec. II, 1S6i.-Geaerai Orders,
No. 1e0-The President of the United States
having disapproved Of that portion Of Depart
mept General Order, No. 81, current series,
%hicn instructs all militar- commanders on
.he frontier, in certain cases specified, to cross
the boundary line between the United States
ano Cahaoa' and directs pursuits into neutral
terfltory, the said instruction is hereby re.
yoked.
In case, therefore, of sny future maraudinr
expeditions into our territory from Canada,
military commanders OF the frontier will re-
port to these headquarters for orders. before
crossing the boundary line in pursui, OF the
guilty parties.
By command OF MAJOR General Dix.
ID. 7. VAN BURNS, Colonel and A. A(S
Official: CHARLES o. JOLINE, Major and A.
d. G.,
Evening star., 1864-12-19
SOUTHERN NEWS

Rebel Great Expectations from Hood-Tbe
Rebel Press on Aiming the Slaves.
We have Richmond papers Of Friday, the
10th, from which we gather the following:
The IIhig Of that date felicitates its readers
over the prospect that Hood would smash MP
Thomas and regain Tennessee for the Con-
federates.
The Who saws.
"Three Iull regiments from Kentucky, num.
bering near three thousand men, had Joined
General Forrest, whose cavalry force now
numbers between ten and fifteen Thousand,
while that of the enemy is very small, the
larger portion OF it having left with Sherman
He reports Thomas forces at from twenty
one to twenty-five thousand men, while Hood
will fail little short of double that number, as
he thinks that not less than ten thousand have
been added TO it since its arrival in North Ala
bama He represents the people Of Tennessee
as being alive with zeal and enthusiasm. and
says that men by hundreds and thousands, TO
avoid draft into the Federal army, are CON.
cealing themselves in the woods, and awaiting
an opportunity to join our forces"
1t Will be worth something to hear what the
Whig has to say n0,u in regard to Hood.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Friday, in an
important and semi-official editorial In favor
of armlng the slaves. contains the following:
"When we supplicate European nations for
help, we must be prepared TO receive il on their
conditions, which will be the abolition of sla-
very. If we are prepared TO abolish slavery,
it will not be necessary to go to European ma
tions for protection; they will give us not only
such Interpretation as will secure nationality
and liberty"
Important from Petersburg.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. IA.
Indications are reported of the enemy mass
ing troops on our right, several large trains
laden W ith soldiers, supposed to have been
Withdrawn from the north side, having arrived
and been sent In that direction.
The r. ebel Flag.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. Ii.)
The bill reported in the Confederate Senate.
yesterday, to amend the national flag by the
displacement Of proportion OF its excessive
npen the end OF the flag, in width two ffths
the length Of lhe nag. will, it is hoped, be
adopted. The present flag. though very pretty,
when floating, is nevertheless easily soiled:
and when hanging in calm, looks like
table-cloth, the union being completely OBJ
scured by the white bunting. The design Of
the amended flag is by Major A. J. REYNOLDS
flag.
Proceedings in Congress,
from the Richmond Enquirer, Dec. Iil
In the Confederate Senate, yesterday, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Barnwell, a joint resolution defin
ing the position Of the Confederate States, and
declaring the determination of the Congress-
and the people thereof to prosecute the war
till their independence is Acknowledged, was
taken up and adopted by an unanimous vote
yeas Is, nays none.
The disguised editsr Of the Augusta l6al
Constituencies makes the following ipouirv.
QUERY.-Chs rles XII. and Napoleon failed
in undertakings similar to that OF Sherman
Are the Georgians less brave and patriotic
than Cossacks, or is w. I. Sherman a greater
man than the royal Swede or the imperial Cor
sicen!
Evening star., 1864-12-19

~ The army, which is deficient in reyer
ence, and likes laugh at anybody's expense,
Buffers schemes. 1t is SAID that at a recent
court-martal composed of regular officers OF
the army ofthe James, soldier was sentenced
10 t1C0 gears hard labor on the Dutch Gan Ca
nal and that General Butler was Sd disguised
with the jest that he dissolved the court i'm :
mediately after the sentence was reported to
him. ~
Evening star., 1864-12-19
Proceedings in Congress.

THE TRUMPY.D DEMME CAsE.-The extraord.
mary drama of real life in Switzeriar d, known
now to all the world as the Trumpy. Demme
case, has reached a denouement as extraordI.
nary. Acquitted Of the charge OF poisoning his
Intended tatherin-law, DIR. Demme with his
bride, as our latest foreign files inform us left
lovely lake of Geneva, drowned themselves ia
Its waters, near the little viIlaga of OuchY
Evening star., 1864-12-19
S.,zur. q, an American Vessel.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ia letter from La
Passe, gives an account of the seizure of the
American schooner W. ID. Richardson, by the
French war steamer Dumonte. when entering
the bay Of La Passe, on the Goth Of October.
The pretext was, that the schooner had one
hundred kegs OF powder aboard, which were
taken away, and the schooner released. The
powder was intended for mining operations
on the Colorado river.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
Sherman's Trip Through Georgia

An Unparalleled Achievement-Not even q
Wagon Lost-20O Miles Of Railroad De.
stroyed-Consump ption of the Enemy's
d-Communicatien with the Sea.
board Savannah Invested Its Early
Fall n Certainty-The Rebel Garrison
I5,O0O-General Hardee in Command
Quick Work with Fort McAlllster-Cap.
tufe of Two Rebel Steamers.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
TE,LEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Important News from Sherman,

Savannah Closely Besieged-lts Speedy
Fail Antlcipated-Probable Capture Gifts
GaPrisen-IntervIew of Gen. Foster with
ShermaR-His Army in Splendid Condt.
tion-How it Fared on the March-Its
Progress but Feebly Resisted-Thomas's s
Victory in Tennessee-Captufe of ), 900
Prisoners-Ferty- nine Guns Taken
Basil Duke Thoroughly Whipped-Loss
of His Train, Etc.-Brother of John
Morgan Captured.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
From Tennessee.
VICTORY UPON VICTORY.

Series of Brilliant Fights-The Enemy
Closely Fursued-Their Severe Punish.
ment-Entire Army DemoraliZed-Cap.
ture of General Rucher-General Forrest
Reported killed-3,O0O More Prisoners
Captured 1900 Found in Hospital -
Three More Pieces of Artillery Taken
The Railroad to Franklin Opened-No
Rest for the Rebels.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
St, AIbans Raid Cass-The Money stolen
to be Given Up.

MONTREAL Dec. t7.-Porterfield, the agent
Of the Confederate Government, and now ems
todian OF the money taken by the ST. Albaus
raiders, is 10 be examined, and il is probable
the money taken by the raiders will be given
up to the proper authorities.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

~ Carriages arriving will face North, depart
ing viii face south. Cars will be in waiting at 10th
sengers to Georgetown, Navy Yard, and Seventh
street. dec H-2t
Evening star., 1864-12-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RD'D NEW TkEATER.
TeaM stYsst, above PenRsysvania asensse.

FaRD's NEW TKEATER.
1estA stYsst, abovs PeSHsysvanta asenVe.
NOTICE.
There viii be no performances on
MONDAY EVENING, December 10.
being set apart for the
TREAsURY BALL AND CONCERT.
ON TUESDAY, Dec. 20,
The Disin guished American Actress,
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
will appear in her peerless creation Of
LADY AUDLEY,
in the Thrilling play Of
LADY AUDLEY's SECRET;
Mr.. s1HDir'fd 4. &. BaIsK. INK
and the entire company.
LADY ISABEL OF EAST LYME.
THE HuNCHBAoK.
aROvEh's THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
Last u III e1i Fah tsIe M T STAR
RsvsE afEs&sis axRFf1hrfi f III fs;s5sstd 4RaGpB
OF p'n'0miTiHtis HHis fEHVT1Nsiis,sa EHVsNisa aAsh"'e'' TO-
e E s.S = $5sS F t
s 'sS s$iS5 Svfnrlssnssss Nj rs
soa4s X M EEESSs julian THs
Philippe.
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania ayenue
THE ONE, THE SOLE! THE ONLY
GREAT MAMMOTH INSTITUTED
for the furnishing of pure, legitimate, ENJOYABLE
amusement-the first in the world
Fresh Attractionsl New Stars \
Every night this weekH
AEss AEss kkas%5#HEEsS ka%%#EEsS 9,sE!t,, 99,ssEE!t,
The Great Irish Comic Vocalist,
who will sing That Young Gal from the Coun.
try,"'Biddy of Sliso,""No Irish Need Apply -
and twenty others, carefully selected from her in.
exhaustible budget.
First appearance Of
TIM HAYES,
TIM HAYES,
TIM HAYES
Champion Bin gle Clog Dancer of the world
whose cha hallenge for 500 none have yet dared to
-'''sI'M &'ME MHRzATITiir and MONS ANTONIO,
and Forty other Performers
appear nightly. forming
q The Combination troupe of the age
GRAND LADIES' MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY. dl9-lw
Evening star., 1864-12-19
GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS.
Prime SUGARS, 19c, &c snd 2sc.
New BUCKWHAAT, GOLDEN SYRUP, only 81. 50
Best BLACK TEA, only 81 25
New CITRON, CURRANTS and RAIsINS
Choice Brands FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR
Fresh SPICES. all kinds
Shsiee ShHSrH TuB h and PRiMT f's sUTTSR # "Af
Fresh FLA VORING EXTRACTS
Old BOURBON, WHEAT and RYE WHISKEY
Choice WINES, BRANDIES and SEGARs.
iof s~ie '0"' g. EVANS.
del5-10t* 4s7 9th at. bet. d and e.
OOA PENNSYLVANIA AVENU1. SQl
FURsl FURsi, FuRslil
The greatest inducements ever KNOWN In
HATS, GAPS and
Call early and see for yourselves at
n. O. GLADMON & 90. 3
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store,
No. 294 Penna. av., bet. Aa ano 9th ets.
DArI DE TsIHs DVIEs DE srRAsBuRa
sIss b b yEAT yEAT Aux Aux R6HHTnso RR6H1Ts nssols
RiS DE VEAU A LaOeEILLE,
tsRUFFES Du P1RIGORD Az NATURBL,
PATE Dl R0IEe GRAS.
BEGA6eE TRUFFEE,
Ghi1Sp 1pAoEHul 4 oLE,HHunlILE,
HARRiOOTS. Por sale b.
KING BURCH1LL.
do A-Ht Vermont avenue and issh ssHsse.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,

RECEPTION COMMITTEES.
Colonel +. A. Willett,
Lieut. Colonel George B. Kenniston,
Major David r. b. Nevin,
Captain Samuel B. Morse
Captain Frank A. Howard,
Captain Isaac Hackett,
Adjutant Cha lies Calender.
Surgeon Josiah A. Chamberlain,
Assistant Bur seon Edward 3. LenoX,
Quartermaster c. r. Vaughn.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
EJ Evans, LIB Wyman,
L. NJ. Price, N. N. Stowe,
MT Lackey, A. N. Gangewer,
J.J. Burns, W. W. Wegeman,
r. W. Chace, Joseph Burton.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

(SUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
LUMBER, &c, &C.
WILLIAM r. SNOW L CO.,
IO7 Water street. Geor getown, D. O.,
Have for sale at Wholesale snd retail,
1000 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL.
1000 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, . large amount Of very superior Oak.
Ash and Hickory
LUM BER,
ef every description.
All OF which Will be sold on reasonable terms.
All orders left at our once or addressed to rs
through the Post once will receive prompt atten.
ton, WIN. r. SNOW & CO.,
107 Water street,
aees-lm Georgetown. D. O.
Evening star., 1864-12-19
BOOTS AND sHoBs.!
OLD PRICES AGAIN.

m BOOTS AND sHoBs.l
~ OLD PRICES AGAIN.
HELLER Il CO., 492 7TH STREET,
Have reduced the price on their entire well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES, which brings
them to the old time peace prices.
They are selling
Ladies heeled Congress Caters, at 81 30 worth
$3.50.
Ladies heeled oat Bslmerals at 81 rs worth 1918
Ladies French Glove Kid Buckle Boots. at 81 ID
worth 800.
Ladies clippers, rs cts.
ChIldren's Shoes, 20 cts.
Boys Copper tip Shoes ard others, Sl.
Mems heavy Bslmo-als, 81. worth So
Mems heavy Kip Brogsns, 81 rs, worth s2 80.
Mems Sewed Buckle Boots, Sc worth SS.
Mems heavy Boots, 50 25 worth So.
And all kinds OF the best quality Ladies Misses
and Chudren's Boots and Shoes, al reduced prices,
az HELLER CO.. 492 7th street,
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Also large variety of Trunks Nalices, and Car
net Bags, which we will sell at cost at
HELLER il CO ,492 7th street,
between and streets.
Just received some nice little Toy Trunks for
Holiday Presents, at HELLER CO,
dec l31w" 4S3 7tb street.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

MD GET ONH
Ifnot, go once to the new TIN STORE
PALMER i BRO,
No 90 Bird ge street, Geor getown, D. c.,
And purchase one or more of their COOKING
AND hEATING STOVES. Cheap FOR cash: at
Philadelphia prices. We name in part
The UNITED STATES, Cook
Tie FANNY PORRESTER, (Cook.)
The BOILER TOP CROT0N.
The IIOLEr, and other Radiators
LATROBES. &c, &c.
All Stoves 4 G., GUARANTEED to be as represented.
no, 90 Bridge street,
Geor getown. ID. @.
nav 9Inn PALMER BRO.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

"A HANDSOME Pair OF family. CARRIAGE
HoRsEs. ldapple bays in ans condstio1, ~
HIZSL. 1853 Besll street, dsorsetown, z: - -.
DO.
Evening star., 1864-12-19

+ Rs PURs
FURS!ii
10000 worth of FURS for Ladies and Chill
dren. now on hand, which we guarantee to sell 25
per cent. cheaper than any other place IN tho
city.
Lsdies will please tsSe notice that these goods
are eonsgl- d to as by The largest house in New
York, and we are therefore enabled to sell them
LANSBURGH BRO
371 and S75 Seventh street,
dec 3lm few doors above street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-06

A bell weighing 1900 pounds has re-
Gently been put up in the tower Of Grace
|. Church, Cedar Raeidss EWula0ssas 49,
Cedar Valley Times.
Leave Of absence for two years has becnj
ersnted 10 Rev.. Il. Adams, PnDtor - the
ConaFcgational Chsrch at Decossh. /
rxp,As Srxxxn Lurr.--Tn thk H. Of 4.
yood man tlefe is an Indian summer more
beautiful than tina. Of our scasons-richcr,
SUMMER and more sublime than the most
giorisous Indian summcr-which the world
ever knew, il is the Indian summers OF the
soul When the glow ofyouth is departed.
when the warmth of middle age is gone, and
the buds and blossoms Of the spring are.
changing TO the sere and yellow leaf, then
the mind Of the good man, still ripe and.
vigorous, relaxes It's laborx, and the memoir
les Of we'll spent life gush forth from
| their secret fountain, enriching, rejoicing
and fertiiixing; then the trastiui resignation
Of the Christian sheds around a sweet and
holy warmth, ami the soul, assuming hea-
venly luStre, islno longer restricted to the
narrow confines Of business, but scars Tar
| above the winter Of hoary age, and dwcl!s
peacefully and happily upon that bright
spring and gates OF Paradise cvcrmorc.
ST. PAuLs, LONDON This church in the
sixteenth century must have been dread
ful place. Mr. Walcott, the prebcndary Of
Winchester, thus describes the uses to which
| it was put in that age
The dissertation was something horrible,
and only worse than the filth Of the floors
and the decay Of the fabric. Dr'Inkords
and vaga5o:.ds slept of their drunken CT
gies on the bench Of the choir floor butch
crs and water carriers conveyed their wares,
and men wore their hats. through the aislcs;
mules and horses were driven across them;
tobacconists sold IN the nave; seamsters
and booksellers Piled their trade; carpen-
ter worked in the crypt trunk makers in
the crypt disturbed the services chantries
had become cellar, lumber room and gla-
tiers shops; cloristers, as at Litchfield and
WestiDin stcr--but less courteous than those
Of Ripon, who distributed apples to the
congregation on Christmas norning-hunt-
ed booted gentlemen for spur money only
less vociierously than beggars pursued the
other company the usircr touted in the
south aisle smony presided at the north;
the horse fair in The central alley and mo-
ncy was paid on the font. Mased women,
ruiilcrs, ballad -mongers, stall-knights, cap
tains out Of service, and quacks haunted the
place: the servant waited to be hired at the
serving mans log; the sergeant law re-
ceived his client at his special pillar; whilst
around were seen the merchants change
and fashionable lounge
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-06
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on the Face, Pale Conntonancc, Consnmptinn In.
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departing from the path Of Nature.
This medicine ~ u simple vegetable xtract
and one on winch al! can rely, as il has been used
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- To those who have trifled with their cor.
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~ Price, e. per bottle, or three bottles f,r 4.
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=. For full particulars, get a Circular from
any nT"E store IN the country, or write 10 the
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the same inii treatise, IN pamphlet form
All such orders must be sent to e. A. COOK
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