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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09
--latest ship News.
CLEARE y.

CLEAhED.
Steamer Fr,nconia, Sherwood, Portland , v
Steamer United Kingdom, Campbell o'"s'"' T. Nv
Donald. r,,...o, , q,
Ship H. G. Win,brop, Stewart, Savannah, Chas L. "hsn
L Co. nj, u . ~ I.i,
frs Ienuell. (Br }, Hod.den, Bespuda McCols F'is
R Rns All" arr Saith MMamora. J. f. Whitney CO.
scf,. Fred sherer Simmons, Amboy, II. w Loud Co
schr. Fred Hail. lngraham, Provdence. H. G. Rack"
scAr. J. A. Crawford B .sSsy N NswOern
Head sss, a,h ia.,. at noon. {. l. A. IN
Brig E.eel,or Of DsImuda), Cooper, Bermuda ID day.
B BIT Tcrr-n iof Boston, Mons ome cIrnfu.sO q y
susar Ne,calf Duncan Has been Il days nor4 Of h'
4 schr breeze. Brown, baltimore. for New:Londsn
schI. SheIaS ,, Bailey Eu1.te'hpoRE', ,or n0'''A'
scbr Alice tof ST. Andrews A. B. Crocter s., nstins
Days, sst. H. ?. Buck Co. Has has heavy ~ NJ" ''
cyl. sals. -
Brig 8. Thur,top bound s.-., inst. lat 49, Ion. y ~
Tho B. Le,ishsn al cd fom se@edio, Cd ul IN com
pony with orig Wilmington; nothing Of note hirh
night of 10TH hen she experienced heavy sE "A I'd
lasted 70 hours when the wind hauled TO the soa'h" 80
blew with increased fury Lost everything rom iSc
the vessel labc ring heavily and tbs hoshsaas H. irs
shifted 20 the nortwe.t acco lpsnied with heavy A.
squalls; tremendous sea runnins was up 20 "pf Arss
tines carried away part Of main rigging and inan'i.y
,opmist back stay main topmas, bdetsay .psls tOs
a, los, fcresa and top gasut soil. 3h Inst VINO ~ 10,
IDIOT on Barnexat FROM pilot bos. ~. A. Wilisns ~
Wind increasing could not work 70 the noIthw'l s sy I'D
under fnrnces aud anchored February 60. uh LIZ. re
beat All day bot could get 10 winiwGrd TOWARD 10
wnt cgm- n IN n E. and being short Of pTos ~ ,o,I
vssael Ia bad condition. taken IN tow oy ., u
Nnse. v Crinneli who continued 10 tow her uAlh "a,
when IN. Highland Lsh,s were In sight and dsait s
when AZ other gale and the boat cast on
mig headed on shore at ~ p M sph, ana az TIE
rre,ri 10 etc at a among the Or Me'' 10
woodland at tbi. time the wind hauled esorap@ si
bris L,aied OF shore again at the pilot boat
her In tow aud brought her Into port yesterday Aist ~
schr lanes O'Donohue. bound to Portland put n' S
mott 10 repair sss First sud I'd inst IN The sni 20,
rss.-d quantity of boIes end vessels houss rsnssa
Ia, lsa .ssyJ wssihet, s2ih ssl. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

The annual mask and fancy ball Of the Arior
Society viii take place this evening at the Academy
Music The popularity Of these entertainments has b.
come extensive that the only difficulty In arranging
them is to discover theser large enough to sscommo
date the host Ut applicants for admission They supply
the only adequate Illustrations have OF the carnival
reycries Of the old world and in spirit brihscy and
ingenuity they fairly rival tue best European displays
Of tho kind We understand that the preparations for
this evenings ball have been elaborate novel and
exhaustive thsn in any preceding year. Tickets are
for sale by members Of the Society and by the special
committee, whose names am addresses a,' ,. lied
elsewhere in this mornings paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIiL TEax-FEB. s'-beieis u sue
MosxLL
,c,,xsT INSURANCE COMPANIES,

Uernandeze ct al art. Great western rIre iAsaf-
.,c Compsny-Ths of series oil suits 70 recover
;nsn,suce mon the snip MORO, destroyed by IRE "a
NJ i"s9 Ths claim was resisted On he gro.nd tai tie
nv 5d become void By Of the !eyA.a@ TOE ys.s
sel from the voyage originally intended 'e' III P'-A
for 81 gl0 .,.,, cr-aries SINH, ana
yeriicts we c s,sn ss85 2o sun M"''S
in,a ,,a sc AMI Wilmington Msriae' 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
PUBLIC CURIOSITY.

PUBLIC CURIOSITY.
The galleries and floor Of the House were
deusely crowded the attraction being the counting ahC
declaring the electoral votes FOX President and Vice
President Of the United States.
THF PEACE CONFERENCE.
Mr. STEVENS introduced a resolution, which wn'
requesting tho President TO communicate suci
information he might deem not Incompatible witi
the public interests relative 10 The recent correspond
eDcs between him and the Secretary OF state AM
Messrs. Step hsns, Campbell and Hunter, in Hampton
Roads.
RETURNS OF TUyNAGE.
Mr.. ELIJAH WARD. on leave. introduced bh 70
curing all shpownerst 70 make annual returns on tne
Qth VI une to the Collectors O the revenue dstrct.
in which they reside Of the tunaage VI every vessel
held by theul ind any omission TO do so shall incur
penalty tho act TO sppy TO all vessels tpn
1t was referred TO the Committee ON Commerce.
IsvTsTIGATIoE Alb 10 PATENTS.
ltr 'HIsBY offered a preamble setting forth thai
charges Of gross frauds and corruption IN ONCE have
been made against the Commissioner OF fatehis ID 4
pamphlet addressed to members Of the House and
signed By Andrew whitley. who offers to prove them
and concluding with q resolution for the appointient
OF Committee ~ examine the subject.
The resolution ndOpted.
BUST or CHIKR-JCsTTCE TASIY.
Mr.. FRANK. Chairman OF the Library Committee:
reported Joint resolution appropriaung one Thousand
Taney TO be placed in the Of the Supreme Court
OF the United States. 1t was passed.
JUVENILE OFgrSDEIS.
Ir. WILSON Introduced q bill providing for The con-
hnement OF juvenile offenders against the laws OF the
United States in Houses Of Refuge. Which passed
applies to offenders under The age Of sixteen years
convicted Of crime the punishment whereof shall be
IN prlsoYuent. and directs their confinement 10
H0nse Of Refuge dcsgnated by the Secretary OF the
Interior 10 which they viii be by The Mar
shGl Of the District or IRON the District Columbia
by tho Warden Of the jail IN said District the ieasona.
be expenses o. which an 10 b. paid b the Secretary II
the Interior alsO authorizes the Secretary Of the In
terror to contract win the managers OF Houses OF Ref
bge for tAoir subsistence. oDpl1y meAt an iuiprson.
melt
TIE VOTE FOR PEIsIDENT.
At O'Clock. on motion Of Mr.. WILSON, message
was sent 10 the that the House was now really
receive that body for the purpose Of counting the
Electoral votes.
NJ. MORRILL, sagsested that owing 10 the crowded
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From Or Special Correspondent.
CENTRAL pARK NIL
ALpAgY, Fob. 2, 1853

Ncw-York City bills have engaged much Of
tho time ~ tic LEGISLATURE tLis moiElag. The New.
YORK Central Park bl. which has already passed the
Senate vas LetIe tRe Asse nbls fhs morning IN Com.
m'tee 0f the WhOc. aud dBeussod 10 much length
ard with considerable feeling Mr. Lyons a Demo.
cratic member from kew.Yort CITY, opposed With We.
hemence the sixth section of the bi which sutorxes
the Imposition W the Par. Commissioners Vi ea on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

A FRlENpLY CoMPLnEEr.-On Saturday eTel'1
lat Nj T. Stewart aud several other gentlemen ON
nea;,d Mr T. J. Brown Superintendent oil The Fourth
avenue (.i,y Incl Railroad by presenting him pE's u
IS 10 NJ Brown has been tor sixteen wears Deputy In
p,to in the Customs service and is widely known md ~
spected especially by travellers by oregu steamer lev
DAYS he lnspecsor.ap for the position be Iev
holds
APPOINTMENT IN TEE NAvY-YAHD.-Nr.
George NJ Colnan of Suffolk County has just been Pposs
Master. Blockuak,r in the Brooklyn Navy-isrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

place tonight at stcinway's Rooms. Fcurtesnth.ss
lie will be assisted BY Camilla Urso and Miss Laufs
Harris Mr.. Pst.ison's claims a pianist Of high 90
compllshmen.s. and as one Of most rising youns
artists should be cordially acknowledged ard sncou.
aged by the public
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fAdverti.smsn..l
upLns ASp CHARACTyRs.-Mr.

CLARK Mr. Kiibourne, Mr. Morrill, Walter ss'as Nsns"'
and Mrs. Faiuham with Portraits and biosfapnea' ese
P.rcuotoar- Brain spec're'i no" ~ ol
,, tool Ia. own brain out o. bis skal and Pvt Back
49,. TINY I,ru,ryArrp PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL fof FEB
,r,yx ~ eta N.w.meu have It, Address Messrs fovLfs
Z wxLrs No. $50 Broadway. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09
Nrw.YoRx HrsrurrcAI SOCIETY. p,

John W. Draper. Md, LID, viii deliver course u
Lectures before tits Society 1.-The Historical Irau-
ences Of Natural Causes" follows: Feb. S-Ilnu-
ence Of Cuiate; Feb lG-Efects Of Emigrationi Feb.
23-Pciitlca Force Of Ideas. March 2-Natural Couhs
Of National Development. The Lectures viii be given
IN the hall OF the Society Second.aye., corner Of Eey'
enth-st at O'Clock p. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

Six Years experience without failure spears
volpe. houses saved from brlg robbed oy our
sar. In zee weeks by the Burglar Alarm Telegraph Ok !s
ca have il for nothing r HoLAEs' no. I9| bt0S1"F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

CHAMBER OF Commemorative CHAMBER Of
Commerce viii hold a special meeting to-day ri
o'clock to consider the report Of its Special comes
on the completion of the Battery extension anu oRe'
matters connected with the wbarves and Pers Of 'h
city.
Mr.. Archibald Baxter will submit report at the
same time upon his mission to Savannah as Use Dele
gate of tie Chamber. and the disposition Of the pro
visions which he was charged to distribute to the s
ferers Of that city Mr. Baxter will also lay beis'e tbs
meeting memorial from tie merchants there on ths
subject Of confscaed cotton and the reopening ofraG'
\ with .hat pOrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

AMERICA IN EYGLAYD.--To-morow evening
n lecture viii be delivered by Mr. W. W. bro9n IN
Cro,on Hall 80. 1s7 BoweIy. Tho subject is Inc
History Of the Formation of Opinion IN Ensand OIL Inc
American Struggle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

Very few who carry WATCH ever think
of the completely of its delicate mechan-
ism, or Of the extraordinary and unceas-
ing labor it performs, and how astonish-
ingly we'll it bears up and does its duty
under what would be considered very
shabby treatment in Utmost any other ma
chinery. There are many who think a
watch ought to run and keep good time
for years without even drop Of oil, who
would not think Of running a common
piece Of machinery day without oiling,
the wheels Of which do but fraction Of
the service. We were forcibly struck with
this thought, the other day, upon hearing
q person remark that, by way Of gratifying
his curiosity, he had made calculation Of
the revolutions which the wheels in an
American watch make in day and a
year. The result of this calculation is as
suggestive ~ it is interesting. For ex-
ample the main wheel makes four revolu.
tions in twenty four hours, or 1,40O in a
year the second, or centre wheel, twenty
four revolutions in twenty four hours, or
6,76O in year the third wheel, one hun
dred dad ninety.two in twenty.four houre,
or $1,000 in : year; the fourth wheel
(Which carries the second hand,) lao in
twenty four hours, or 625, 800 in year
the fifth, or 'scape wheel, 800 in twenty
four hours, or 4798,400 revolutions in a
year while the beats or vibrations, made
in twenty four hours, ere 308, 800, or 141,-
S12, 900 in year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19
Mercury, Hindrahcs nom Buslnseo. q
Exposure to Friends.

4 II oop1sallsls1 sussess vhieA - 1900
Dr.: - ReetsO - 1ssops. ~ Unlts1 0te)ss
esd4 - 49, many ssnssk ahsseufe6hs
Shs ~ Ssissht pl. ysic,ans. jusaiiss Vim i ~
srino biz services y ~ eeafdence Of The ssGbr
T1s fo,ieys.s are seus o. w Diseases .ssu,.A
'privaee," and which Dr.. sJanss psrnsn&aAly
!!r.s,ss.ss: vl.-syYlsit pr;;s%.sy: sseo:sSsryy
Gos1tks4 1ssssIGsi 81 Diurssi Enissisns.
fe1Asl De6llily, U6saees u ~ leet end Lam.
inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys. kheu-
NATHAN. Hydrocele. verecocel~, Cancers. etc.
DHssies lssvlsr y fsmslss. saeh - I. Aqtsor,:s
Nervous Debelity. etc. successfully treated.
LIZ. James lsug practice IN New Orleans, sae
the endorsement ~ the Medical fraternity, snd
The almost entire southern press. a,osld COW.
vince the most skepticsi that Or. James can aad
will perform al thss be pruusises
Dr.. James would also call the attention espes
Tally 81 thsss who have HtvateH ~ Improperly
injured themselves. " thAt SECRET end solitary
hsbit--which rsiss both body and mind, unHS-
ting them for both busineAa 6ha sceaety, pro4oe'
Ing both Con institutional Debility ssd lmpotency.
The following are aome u the sad and melss-
tAsly elecss psOdsesd y easly habits u yoeah Or
be xual . xcesses, Wis: WeeA ness Of the Back and
Limbs, Pain in the Head. DiMnesa of visich
Loss 81 ASscalar Power. Psllatalion Of the
Synptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally he
fearful effects ON the mind are more 10 be dreaa-
ed -i.oss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas. De
precision q HpiritA. Kvil 1ossbodisRs, Ave. sion
y Society. Self Distra.,. Love Of Solitude. finn
All persons a0licted with any Of the above dis
oages nd ay0ptsms. should not fail 10 cell on DR..
Jsnes, and b u once arestor~d 70 perfect health.
Let false delicscy deter you but call u once,
and save ycAsselvcs 1tom ths swhl md terrible
| consequences Of these much 10 be dreaded mala-
/ dies
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
cu'ed and fsll v,eor reslofsd.
Thoae At . distance. by describing symptonl
-inclosing STAMP for return spswer- will receive
prompt astentiOn by sddresaisg
DIR. d. b. JAMES,
IP o. Bex 0,lee Tian9i -dAwlyl Chicago,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

The New Orleans Picoxss gives . curious
sceoane Of what many officers lately iistin-
fulshed in the Confederate service are now
9eio9 u AheA city. One Meiw General b.
aiken charge q Tie construction end repair
q tho wharvss; two Brigadisr Generals
nave secured places in the Coumercial En-
prses Company one Brigadier IL prosper.
sssly engaged in tho business Of boss dray.
uloh; several uehss Generals ~ aooisl I,
eivi engineers on the railroads :. three dis.
sia9sishsd Oo,eo5lssrs Sttsaivsly Gagged
= TIE suction busiaesps Al almost ever
otors has Colcnel-of 1Ajor. We ore told
@s'cS. Osesel .rhs has hseulsesF II
h ssaAe Of The hsroest hatsIes II ~ -. !.
hew selling bals, yeps and baeainen: ~
eneshee Ne pressing cotton . vieorusels
. he pressed General Banks rear q Win
chester" .+4ues# As sG ssts-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19


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az 1asSeeaNy coal. cav
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The snow vss iii he sss~s SS a. ~ snc ana 'o'
.sg~-.. ttg-
fHsn ny keAst seSd, "0ivs Ger;
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ssI osyeessee.
Z dsyceno4 q - 81 knew, = the sweet
Pransspleo q akAAd = exAeAsaseay Used fol
pnrp1ses OF the toilet; but 1t has now re
eeNsd A application Of rafber an unex
pected aifure. In 1847, pupil Of N. Pc
ldsae's,H. Oobes0, discovered that glycer
Iine, vhentfsated with nitric acid. was con
| veftible, into highly explosive substance
wAies he called nitroglycerine. It y oily
heavier than water. soluble in alcohol and
ether, and acts 50 powerfully on the nerv
osA system that single drop placed On TIKI
tip OF the tongue will cause . violent head
ache, which will last for hours This liq
uid seems TO have been almost iorgeseel
~ chemists, and Il IL only now that n
Ns0cl, Swedish engineer, No. socceedec
in applying 1t to very important branch
Of hts bueiness, viz: blasting rocks Tht
following il the substance Of paper ad
dressed by him to the Paris Academy o.
Sciences:
The chief Advantage which this sab
stssce, composed Of one part Of glyeerin,
and three Of nitric acid, posssoses Il tAai
4 requires much s11aller hole or cham
Yer thaa gunpowder does, the strength o
the latter being scarcely one. tenth of til,
former. Hence the miners work, which,
according to the hardness Of the rock, rep
rcsents from five to twenty times the pric,
Of the gunpowder used, 10 90 short thai
the G,st Of blasting Is often reduced by
fifty per cent The process is very easy; i
the chamber Of the mine presents fsures, il
must first be lined with clay to make j,
winter tiphf: this ia done. the nitro oil cer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

~, 80: :: s. :: @ q. 3! .: :
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81 6aF0'. a... z.'''.' q. ~ - -
REATRnHGONl4..wHY gvRRY NAV
N4 shsald naesy. WIZ syesy venss sAesli
89Ty. An may marry. ~ t16W, resd sIII.s
tra1el Marriage 0vide and Medical Adviser ~,
y AL 4 + - ri ..,lsd ssIyss,.ies:.
u Whites. Nov York. sglS-sns
~ uoaB ssAn fWBm4Y yaAns nAfnsv.
vgRgffAN uA1R DYE ~ steed ths tea e ast.i
~ b eesseaetly insssesteg . D11eie hvus.
0Ho VeU0s1aN 0AIe 4YB 3 04bss1 a. d.a,.~.a-
nee. NJ nBics oo4 ~ eenoDs - sQeh De1lS ~.
ftslss 1buAse be quandy u thsS Ssaay "a ~ Al
FMS HAZE DYE 10 9aaufacsure1 by . pecuiiss ~
eess vhIch esAers L in0niesly Superior 70 snv AZ =,
neetsA znsisessaQD6 saohsla1s, - ps1n,sssa. :.
: requissA Vita geussaJly amp111ss ~ spclies1i~
psssssss By vhish AyeA hair ~ vhsksss are q ~
~ yeesRnissi vhsn IN iniesi0s asticis has been ~
= psodssssa psssssely eassa' sssse II ~ sAs1c
THAT = ds6issd from sseh bsoUn - jetty Iuse,oss
hask has yin ~ s1ss, ereek, - seio ~ sisahipe
puvsA q cents and ysu - Be eonviaced. sold - N
Dss0sess and Bansq escae 1.lssn
oe8l-diy 4. ]. MAfnkWo Manufacture.
DsMAs DiRARs CO., Me- Ysk. sAslessie sesnsA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

SOAn kA11ENs IN . Pa6vhnsQa.
TnDf AtAAc Hortl Is ven Ana v,deiy known
y 70 tine tras cling puhlie. The Neatioe u
especially suitable % Merchants and business
men; it is in Close proximity to The husiness psrt
of the city LA On IT, algh ~ 81 6ousGeru md
Westsrn travel-and adjacent 70 al the princinsi
railto4l and I'll &bsst GeIsss. "
The Paciliet!s lilef1 sdoomleduaious Sor soo
guests; il sven fufuiShed, and possesses evefy
modern improvement for the comfort and enter
tainnbeot of itasiAmatcs. The rocms afe spscioiis
and we'll veatilstsd; provided viii a "a wst.
er; the attendance is prompt aud respectful; and
sne table is 9ryrsvasly provited viii every del
leacy OftbA6sAsoA. IL
The subscriber. who, for the past few years
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor. and
Intends to identify himself thoroughly With ths
: hotel keeper, he trusts, By moderate ehsrses
nd liberal policy, TO maintain the favorable
repueetisa q TIE Psei6c 06N6. So -. q
cskekss okaxe Hotel Re owned 81 the oross;S
tor. (sep7 dly) JOHN PATfEE II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

HES Z 1loA Ssmson st., PHILADELPHIA
1aef % the trsds he most complete aad sxtes-
sivs asSsstneet of fAsteesapk Altsns. com.
prising over - Har:eties Of The lslest atylee
snd NEST bssttifhl pAtefne, WITH greed variety
efclaDpo M efnoM0ats.s They afe nhsmpaaoed
il beauty and durability BY any in the market
andSold q less than Tie general average prices.
SatlslAetion gHarah4eea. ~ lAoef0d 0aos
eeont - Doo1ees. Cstalosess ssst i've
F0C1klr 'OuDn140 visA Psslms b
Metre, - R0GKBxT 0QT AMBNT0
With Psalms. Miller 4 Burlock's superior ard
ven Known PsaxL Brzls. Als6, their Pocket
Testament, in varions ssttQl Of bindis0. 81 sals
On liberal terms. THE SOUTHERN HARMONY
PueoBa6ed mi fof sale b. nillsf : Bufiock. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

fhose aaieted viii Herss Deafness, nisssla, Piles,
Nocturnal kmlsio0s varcccese, BY sneloong STAMP
yin receive price list Of new remedies for tAeGe
TnE ELECTRO MAGNETIC PREyENTfvE-fhose
dsshiAe - limit their opring, can sneao stamp for
Pamphlet containing enerav0gs aud en- lanati0ns u
tie apove preventive, with essay on the sule i Or
preventien. AIlesfrespse dence eua00eotal.
- II. WILLIAMS. N. ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19
Mubbel's Superior OlA
CABINET BRANDY, (nsdlsAtsl, ,
UNEQUALLED REMEDY FOR

Diarrhea, Summer Complaint, Cholera Norbus.
Gripiug Pains in the Bowels Cholc and Chronic
Diarrh0a- Il, = highly approved BY theMedis-
q Faculty for change Of Water and Diet Used
with great success in the Army Hospitals in vio-
lent cases Of Chsonic Diarfhes. This prepare.
tlon Is simple and harmless. unsdul,ers ted, ex
pressly for medicinal use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

Central Depot, American Express Buildings,
IS Hudson Street, New Yofk hanufactOry cor.
ner Walter and Ferry streets Hudson N. /.
GEO. c. HUBBEl.. 1 CO..
Proprietoss, Audsoa. n. Z.
For Sale BY Druggists, 0F0eers. &c.
BURNHAM VAN Setback.
Mole Agents for North Western states, No. 10
Lake Street. Chicago. III. Oc97dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

The sick and sunering hsve always feltths NJ
cessty for safe and trust worthy medicine. free
from calomel and other corrosive minerals.
which, Willie acting gsntly and without proA1e-
ing nsusea Or pain. void 20 shoronghly cleanse
strengthen aud regulate The internal organs a
without continual resort to medicinal aid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-19

The most wonderful discovery Of the Aee.
WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE ORAY HIiR
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR whether hlaek.
brown or auburn, and being delightful dress.
thy appearance. Il will also promote grouth
Of new hair on bald heads, where the glands or
roots eethe hair are not dtsorgsoised AID e.
lsstually removsall dandfud, itching and humors
from the scalp x II is warranted to produce
the above results or ansnsy refunded.
TDDDET.T0 D0OO., Rropraetorp
MANCHESTER, n. u.
NAHAN. smith : Dwyes, general agents, Chi
eago. jy3i. dkwGns