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The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
MoYements of Federal Troops. !;

RICHMOND, March 27.-sA Bristor cores
pondeat of the lEJt&g says Stoneman was at
Messy Greek, on the 18th, with 1000 cavalry.
His destination is supposed to be at Salisbury
N C. ~ ~.
Persons direct from Knoxville report the
arrival there from Chattanooga, within the
last few days, of large npnber Of troops.
North Carolina and Lynchburg seemed to- be
the theme of conversation among officers and
men. : -. q
= A Charleston correspondent Of the New
York ,Iri6@ne says: e.1...'s .<t-,.s>
The mulatto damSels of Charleston are the
logeliest creatures of the world--far loVelier
than those of. New Orleans, whom he once
thought to be perfect>in their sunny and orr
ental style of beauty. Such are hiSaraptures,
we may take for. granted thata rapid pEegTesS
will soon be madei in niscegehation: We shall
need to look closely 10 the-columas ofthe C08-
'rier, for the listfof bridals.between the two
races, with a copiols detail Of the marriage
gifts, the str0usseau and full description of the
costumes, az 14Sthiopece ct BaT6aTfc.
.~.--- .~~--~~~~~~>~~-~ 80
Gamma" cor, espondent of the Mobile Regis
ter, .writes-'"Grant, last year, had in Virginia,
all, told, 23meao men. This year he will
have 60 900 men-nis own armY-Sherman will
add $4,000; Thomss will bring, say $4,000 !;
Sheridan the same and Hancock we Will put Mt
10000, In All 165, 600 men, black and white.
He. will thus hack 65 900 to make his COMBINATION
as formidable in numbers, as it was 1'st year.
The last Yankee conscription brought only 7o, 900
men into the ranks The next call is for 300, 900,
which at the same rate will produce 40, 900 men.
Grant will still lack %, 900 men to make his army
as large as it was last year.-G1ive Lee Negroes
and to9d-we have plenty of both, and We VIII
defeat this combination one or more points,
and still hold Richmond. -
PRoGaESs OF MIscEGENATIoN.- ashington has
had its sabbath sensation today, in the fact that
the colored preacher, Rev. Highland Garnett, a
full bloGded African, was topreach in the hall OF
the House of Representatives. A coiored G or
opened the services, and the galleries and lobby
the House were we'll filled BY profniscpous
audience, including m ny mem bers OF. Congress.
-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~-~~~~~~-
Frank Leslie's Comic Almanac. says there
will be six echpses this year-two of the sun,
two of the moon, one of JEFF: Davis and one OF
the rebel lion. ...--.s.... ~ -.
An apparatus has been invented by which
the street lamps ofa whole city can be lighted
instautaneously. -.,, -
Four hundred papers have given up the
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

General Hampton came near being CAPTURED
at Fayetteville. he was at the hotel, when a
small body Of the enemy rode up, and demand
ed his surrender. He killed two with his pis-
tol, eus down third with his sword, and es-
capped. F.. ~ 49,. ,...,- ~ -
The Branch Bank of the State ofSopth' Caro-
lima, at Camden, has determined, and is now
prepared, to pay all balances to depositors,
although the robbiug b. the. enemy of the
funds of the depeSitors probably reaeved the
bank of any responsibility in this, connection:
This bank has lists aud book accounts of all
the notes and bonds Of which it WAS robbed,
and 1t is hoped that debtors will promptly come
forward and renew their obligations. ..
The Cam6en Journal and Confederate says:
Mr. H. T. PeakeS General Superintendent of
the South Carolina Railroad, has already, Sc
cured large force Of competent workmen, who
are actively engaged in rebuilding temporary
bridge across the Wateree river. :: a {.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

The Confederate steamer Shenandoah had ar.
rived at Melbourne. She is resoEted as having
burned eleven ships duringth vov&ge from the
Cape Of Good Hope.
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

a, AUeusTA, March 25.-=sEhs Yankees. burned.
destroyed and evacuated Dalton Several days
ago. About one thousand q of Nof6rd, S ca
valry moted eighteen miles above, on t9aT
Of observation. W6tford Is Supposed to hasr
six thousand in his entire command. = 60 :.
sr9o, 900 in money and $50, 900 wersh OF
provisions have been contributed ii Augusta
for the benefit of the sufferers in Columbia. ~
Broadcloth is held in Aagustajat s., ,0u0 yard:
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

"A SUNDAY IN CHAsLrsroN.--Sunday was a-day
Of Jubilee at all the colnred churches General
Iittlefeld and Mr.. Redpath (of Boston)sddressed
all the congregations on their positions apd
duties to their race and country. The colored
people say that 'ere have been no such SCENES
witnessed !: in these churches during living
memory. The speaker made very radical anti
slavery addresses, and were listened to With The
utmost eagerness. Burst Of joy, shouts ofthanks
to God, laughter, tears-eyery human emotion
seemed to be moved to their depths. One. Of
the speakers, after shaking hands with nearly all
sthe congregation, before he got halfway doEp
the alley, was astoaished By being suddenly bug
ged by one old eoloryd lady. .~-,....-..
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

ToRpEDoEs .AxD NEGRO S42APgDE. II body
of negroes, between .thirty and forty, on tthsS
Savannah River, launched themselves upon a
raft, heading for Observation-Disclosures in SaVan-
nah. They ran upon lurking torpedo. which
blew the raft to pieces. Since then, neither
raft, torpedo nor negroes: have beer hesf3
frcue. - 80" r. ~ .s.s,.Ss s,i.s-s,sg
The tri-weekly herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04

Frank Leslies Comic Almanac says there
will be six eciipses this year-two Of the sun,
two of the moon, one Of JEFF: Davis and one Of
the rebel lion. -.....'.. - -, ~. f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Samuel f. Smith, executor of will Of
Catharimc Cartwright, William McGaug-
hey and Pete, Cuff
Siks - You are hereby notified that there
is on file in the County Court u Scott roun.
~. state Of Iowa. a petition Of Abner Davis
on. as the Grantee Of thomas Cartwright, to
have admeasured and set of to him in fee,
the one. bird part in value Of the following
Real Estate, lying in said Scott county,
State Of I.wa, to wit !: That part Of Lot No.
Seven 90 in Block No. F rty seven t47). in
the City of Davenport, particularly dcscrib
| ed as follows, to-wit: Commencing Mt the
north vest corner VI said 10, thence run
ming east twenty -one t2l) feet 10 the centre
wall Of the brick house thereon situated,
thence sonth seventy eight t7s) feet 10 tire
north line Of fifteen feet alley, thence west
twenty me q ~ feet TO west boundary line
If said lot. thence rnrth seventy eight (7s)
feet to the place o! beginning.
AIS" the following part OF Lot No. Seven
| "a. to vi, Commencing in west boundary
line of sid 10, st point rventy-eight us
feet south from tho North vest corne' Of said
lot. running thence east fifteen l5) feet,
thence south seventv-two (72) feet to an 81.
lev, thence west fifteen (5) fe"t TO the
western boundary lire of sad lot, thence
north seventy two (72) feet TO the place o.
beginning.
Also lot No. Four az in block No. Two
| (2) OF Green's second (2d) addition to the
City of Davenport.
Tire same being the dover interest Of the
said Thomas Cartwright in said real estate.
And asking the appointment Of referees
| therefore.
| And got are hereby further notified that
Monday, the frat day Of January, A. D.,
1866, has been fixed by said court, at the
hour OF nine o'clock, a. M, Of said day for
the appointment Of refer es therefore, and
tina, YOU an sppesr and object thereto. il
you desire SO 20 do.
Nov. 23d, 1865 ABNER DAWSON.
| 80 CT. Rev. Stamp.
| cancelled. nov24LSw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15

Foreign Relations : N. samner, Chair.
man Dplittle. HarriA Henderson. Wade
johnson, BuckAlew.
Fsssnrs-Mr. Fesaenden. Chairman
sherman, Morgan, Cowan, Van Wrinkle
Williams, Guthrie
Comnwros--Mr. Chandler, Chairman
Morrill,, Morgan, Howe, Lane, Of Kansas
Foot. Nesmith, Doolittle-
Maaxf sdvresMr Spngue, Chairman Dix
| N, Ponssroy, Riddle, Wright
Agriculture Mr.. sherman, Chairman
Lane. of Kansas, Cresswell, Cowsn, Guth
rie.
Military A6airs and the Nil.tia-Mr
Wilson, ClmifmAn Lane. Of lndiana, How
ard, Nesmith, Sprague, Brown. D@little.
Nasal A6airs-Mr. Grimes, Chairman
Anthony, Wiley. Ramsey, Crsgin. Nye
Jsdeiavy-Mr. Trumbull, Chairman
fIsrris, Clarke, johnson, Poland, Hen
bricks, Stewart.
PIT O6Sass ana Pct Roads--nr Dixon
Chairman Ramsey. Conness. BuckAisw
Pomcfny, Van Wrinkle, Anthony.
Public Lnnds-Mr. Pomsroy. Chairman
Stewart, Cr-sswe,l, Hendricks, Grimes
Wright. HarriA
Pirate Lind C1aims-Mr. Harris, Chair
man Sumner, Howard, Williams, Riddle.
I~iian Afairs-Mr. Dnlittle, Chair
man; Lane, Of Ksn4as. TruinbulI. Bucks-
lew. Clarke. Norton, Nesmith.
Isns;ons-Iane, Of Indiana, Chairman
Van Wrinkle. Foot, Wilson, Stockton,
Yates, Buckalew, Davis.
Revolutionary CLaims - Mr.. Ramsey.
Chairman; Chandler, Wilson, Nesmith,
Wright.
Ciaims-Mr. Clark, Chairman; Howe,
Anthony, Henderson, Williams, Norton,
Davis.
Di.trirt IF Columbia Mr.. Morrill,, Chair
man; Wade, Wiley, Sumner, Yates, Hen
derson, Riddle.
Patents and the Patent '1ice-Mr. Cow
an, Chairman Lane, Of Indiana, Poland,
Norton Guthrie
Public Buiidings and Grounds-Mr.
Foot, Chairman; Brown, Trumbull, Grimes,
Hendricks
7s,ritories-Mr. Wade, Chairman Lane,
Of Kansas, Yates, Norton, Nye, Cragin,
Davis
On the P.c.fc Rt1rom-- Mr. Howard,
Chairman; Sherman, Morgan. Conness,
Brown, Yates, Cragin, ramsey, Stewart
To Audit and Cont Of the Contingent FIR
pvnses Of the .&nats-Mr. Brown, Chair
man; Henderson, Lane, OF Indiana, sum
ner
E'nyrossed Biiis-Mr Lane, of Indiana.
Chairman; Sumner, Wiley.
Mines and Mning-Mr. Conness, Chair
man; Stewart. Chandler, Morgan, Cress
well, Buckalcw, Guthrie.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING.
On the Rrt Of The &nate-Mr. Anthony,
Chairman: Brown, Riddle.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS
On tie Part Of tie Ssnate-Mr. Nye
Chairman; Howe. Cowan.
JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE Library.
On the Part Of the Senats-Mr Howe,
Chairman; Howard, Fcssrnaen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15
TRusTEE's SALE.
TKUSTEES SAEE.
AHEREAS. on tne 18th day Of j'up \
w 1883. L-verett Averili mad II 1aheth,

VIZ IIEREAS, on tne 18th day of Jtuo \. ID.
wv 1883, Lcverett Averill Had ii 1aheth 4
wife, eAecut.i unit, John + Dill on, Is iraSiee
a certain deed Of trust conveying to Sand trustee
the I, acts Of heal Estate IN the QUIT, OF scott
aud state OF Iowa described follows 90 VT ::
Lots one - aud two - in Kinck eigh' IS IN the
old town of Elizabeth Ciiy NOV city OF Prince
| ton, ax will more fully az ear by referring to
recorded lat of said town as recorded IN the
Recorder office of said county Of ~su.i and
| state of Iowa also, parcel OF ~ dp, b.. the
City OF Princeton, equity and S,ale rf'said.
bounded and described as follows, 10 y" com
| mencng at the northeast corner OF i.oi rive ~
! in Biuck Twenty SIX t26i in knOx's edition to
the City OF PRINCETON, thence running r'r'h SIX
| " ,1of feet, thence west one hundred sai Jrty
| ,l4pl feet. thence south sixty 900 To- hence
east one hundred and forty IA" feet to ave place
| OF beginning; which said deed OF trust inside
| uy the said lev. rett and Elizabeth Avef,l for
| the purpose Of securing the payment Of prom
| issory note executed bv the said L.vc.,t Aver
| III to Ro.ert Bell. dat the said lsrh da, Of
| June A. -. 1853 for the sum o. seven hnnd-
red aud eighty d liars, pc. able June lsih \. ID.
1859 with ILteres, pay able st re rate :" ter per
cent. per annum after maturity. The ~" deed
Of trus, has been duly recorded OH the ords
OF said Scott County in Book b Of Town Lot
Mortgages. at page IS thereo..
| And now. the said promissory note having be-
| come due and payable. end the said l.everett
| Averili having failed 10 pay the same |, John
Dillon Trustee AS aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice that. in pun susnce Of the powers in
| me vested by said deed Of tru-t. M ! Al the re
quest Of the holders Of said promisso.y note, l
| shall. on Saturday. the ~ niv-third day # de-
| cember. A. D. 1855. at the hour Of ten clock
A. NJ. NJ said dsv. It the Court House door in
the Cry Of Davenport in SAID Scott tountv. ex-
pose and offer for sale At public auction the real
| estate above described, or SO much thereof Is
may be necessary 10 pa, the amount ius n said
note interest thereon to day OF sale, cost OF this
l adv ,spvv,s M and "a fr~A
| JOHNF. DILLON,
| Nov 9th 1a65 dtd1 Trustee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15

OFrlCE-No - NUkTH CLARK STREET
Room No. IS Uhlich'. Block,
CuIcAG,. tP . Blk 24i2 IT. lNOis.
special attention gwen to all PKlVA ATE DIS
EASES incident 10 both sexes. Als Cancer or
Cancerous affections. Tunors. Ulcers. Old Sores
Sore Eyes, etc and particularly cDbstees
riss.Ss Ladies requiring medi 81 ND o. advice
in ali cases atteudant upon Menstrual Obstruc-
tons. PEG nancy. Proiafsss ttsri, or any dis
~sse incident to the generatve organs, may rely
upon being easily aud speedily relieved.
All Chrsnic and difficult cases. such as have
existed Tor years, are completely end permanent
" cured in short time, sr'fhont Kesc"rp regard
to diet, or fear Of exposure Persons atiisctsd
y it'll anv private disease. in calling .aly afsef
con .rsc. ing them. viii he curs d in she time
than by any other Phys,cisn in the know world.
Dr. b. u pre- emiuently successful in the treat
ment sf the above most difficult and perple king
9f al diseases he has given particular attention
| TO them fur many years and 40 thor ughl, has
he become acquainted with their Pathology and
| treatment, that he will warrant PERFECT
cure. under forfeiture if required; in fact, he
will, Ia the cure Of these complaints scknUwl-
edee no superior in this country or even in the
world.
He COMPOUNDS MS oWx MEDICINES from the true
source OF health and strength, the Vege, able
Kingdom Come then, all you who atfiIcted.
to his Office, where you will. in short time, be
made to rejoice in perfect health A private con-
sulting roem adjnins the Office. where the 'octor
will afwsys be n attendance during c6ice DO Ut
/ those Who reside 1t Distance may ca in per
aon. or address him In pc, feet confidence Office
hours from . to IL A. n l to 5 p. NJ. and ! I
Gveninl nOvSU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15
SPLENDID
Jewslry. Wa,thsh Diamonds It,, It,,
For the BolidAve.

The House Of BCSANQUkT, 0lRAuDA co,
Paris, have the pleasure Of announcing tina they
have opened an Agency in the city ot New York,
TOR the sale Of Their widely known JEwsL' Z,
WATCHES. Sc, and tor the pur pose of melting
the goods as extensively known end sppTecI-
ated IN the United Staics as they nos are. sad
have been for oser 10 years IN Europe: they
ave determined on plan by which poor and
r. alikenroy have tie advantage u their spl~n-
did styles. As h preliminary. thev would Jemrtk
tfnt the, .ac,ure ana sell imitation sssC
e3ry Or Watchss. but al are WARRANTED
l;olel ~ the 61aess ~ Orlx snaashlp.
Our customers will also have IN. great advsn-
'nge OF n constant succe. sion Of ssw sud s~hO.
eye sly es and patterns with which We shslI keep
our w ioik agency supplied. 5af.
We have adopted the plan Of sale, nov 80 pop
J,ar. Of charginga uniform price. and This rice
will invariably be ~ FoR EACH AR'icLs, no matter
how costly j may be. The expense u conduct.
ing our n y. Az sDcy ere paid by tbs sale Of
Certificate " Coupons representing the vafisse
articles These certificates are sOld q 30 seDls
each, q. five for ". and each ertif~sl. sbos The
no der the parti uias article be or she II esGsIe6
to. on pay n,ens Of additional ~. II the asti-
Gle named on the certihcste il not de ired, the
holder will oblge US, when he ieturns tie Ger.
tiicste, by stating what article d the same vslse
he or sue may "eier, snd Il will BE s<ps With
pleasure. Oua AIn Is TO PLEAsR, aid every reane
10 that md will be e1erted. We solicit trial
from every one Who reads this notice. = ~ ere
confident Of giving the utmost sstisfactton.
T6e S6sclk Computes =
Amongst other articles. splendid CJscks, Geld.
and Silver Watches, Ring . set with Dismnnds,
kubi.s, Pearls. Garnet and other Stones, tsoli-
siIe md clus,tts.) ] ao.es' sets Of Jewelry con-
prising Pins sDd EARRINGS 81 the most fnahion-
able styles, set IN Precious Stones OF every vail
ETY., oge her with large sasorsmant o. Gold
and knamelled snd Pearl sets, Gold Sssds sRe
Sleeve Buttons of the most besutifui patterns,
Geats' bosom and Scarf Pine, sud IN endl. ss ".
riety OF br.celets, Chsins. Music boxer. hesa
dresses, Comb. Cha N, &c. IN sese :ny 81
our pstrons sre not 10 wsnt OF articles OF Jewel
~, and would prefer silverwsres we. viii ssnd.
(or ArY certiRc.te reterned - - . richly e.
rroyed Ser on CAsroas or Burma 0na, bsasti-
'Ssny shased ed P'ss~d.
~ Aasnss are vvanteA
:. .verv psrt Of the Cnis.d Se1see nd rrcvis.
CO.. ana = slIanch liberal iAt<smS9ps WV -
ss !; g -: ss;Psfss IN \;
o. Orders where they 60 ~ fJ0sisSs6. v ~
Bank Draft 70 our order. Addresa ~ osdsss .
our agency. which viii v eeUaueeA By
nvx9 JAQJET, STIRLING CO..
dAa 10 6soaAway, Mss Ysk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15

A0THlRD STREET. BETWEEN WALNUT An
10 Vms, up stairs. Private diseases cured
without the use Of mercury, loss Of time, or
change Of diet
YOUNG MEN suffering in body and mind from
the effects of self- sbuse, speedily cured. MAR.
RIED NRN. AMI those contemplating marriage.
should ressore vigor to their bodies and misds
ere they entail misery and disease upsa those d
their posteritv. Diseases use uliar to temales
treated Persons at distance promptly cured
By sdaressiuR With stamp incaosed and statement
Of case Or STEVENS ! CO. ACURE0UAR-
ANTEED IN Al.LCASCS mar 5d1ye
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15
OR. r FEB BET T'Sa
PSYCHOLOGICAL
Hair RogonoTatoI ;.

The most vO0derful discovery Of the Age.
WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HAIR
To ITS OKi4iNAL COLOR, wheth ' blach.
Drown or su urn, and bsing delightful dress
ing, IL unvsrts u it beautiful gloasy ard heal
thv appe sssnce Il oil also pSoasuts growth
Of new hair on bsld heads, where she g'.nas .!
roots Of the HAIR are soN disorgsstred aud e.
fectuslly remove oil dandrud. itching and humord
from the scalp - Il is warranted to produce
the above results OF money refunded
'r1OORrTN 0oeO9.. Rroprlesors
NAACHES1Ek, n. n.
Sold in Daveuport By STEVENSON CAH-
NAHAN smith 1 Dwyer, general agents. Oh.
cago. jy3i dAwSm.
Ne 0ecoa nlaien.
The Southern people have given up all eHpsc
tatuns VI being reroxni1s and II " equally d'i'
ncult TO oeecOg aIxe NOrthes ner.
whose he de Of gray. yellow: shue, or REQ ns'''
have Surrendered their lOlOrs
under the. wonder WORKING lnau-nce "
CBass eArADORO'A I1AB9l NV:
W ich pi .n,s per.n.nesuy in their stead such
blacks aud browns as nature might mistake Tor
her own Manufactured by J CHxisrApono. NO.
{. Astor House New York. Sold by druggists.
Applied by Ill Hair drsssers-
AL COCKS POROUS 9s1.AS.
~ &C .--rnese ptrs tsr have the c0mpactness
Of kid leather and the fe xiblty ot . silk glove
Thew have cured vzricOse veins and externsi an
eur,sm For a affection. Of the chest, weight
about the diaphragm Or UPPER poitiSn OF the
bowels, IN cold. and coughs, for 'fjuries o. tue
back, tor all strains or bruises, tor weak back,
for nervous pains Of he bowels and other nerv-
Gus sfiectons and c<amps, for heart ttfections-
in all these cases they have TO be used TO De
properly appreciated.
Dk. /. T. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
Fa,nville La, March 8. 1850.
DR. T. ALLCocx Sir. have been suffering
under . severe attack OF nsnrdlgtc disease OF my
bowels for yeas. with hypertrophy II hs heart,
and have tried every thing known 10 the practice
nj medicine from the very best N. Us: but
,ruts prompts me to say that your pIasters have
gwen me more permanent elief than anything
else have u.ed and believe will produce
perfect cure
The ,unter irrItant effect Of your plsstsrs is
produced in s cb amid and gradual way, they
80 lnvigorate the circulation around the parts to
which they are spilled. and exert uron all nerv.
GUS diseases such great sedative influence, that
/ place them confidently at the head OF every
plaster now in use. Yours
T. Hg>DxRsOx ". ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-15
Every family At this season. should use

Every family at this season. should use
SPEER'S SAMBuRG PORT W1NEe
Celebrated in Europe for IL medicinal and benedcial
qualities. highly esteemed by eminent used
In European and American Hospitals. and by some II
the nrst families in Europe and America.
As IONIC-It has no equal. causing an appetite,
and building up the system being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape
As A DlURE11C-lti mpafts healthy action ofthe
Drpsy, Cont and Rheumatic affections.
SPEkRS WINE is pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape. possessing medical proprietes supe
ior to sny other wine in use and an excellent article
b oil weak and dcbititated pereone. md the aged and
and children.
Try i once, and you will not be deceived,
u Be sure the signature Of AlTRED SrEKn b over
cUsk II each bOttle
Sold BY druggists and al rpt claes deaefs who also
sel! the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY. choice old
valley Of Oport0.
~ Trade supplied b. Wholesale druRglNs in New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and st. louie And by .
A. SPGER. q his vinayard IN Nov Jensey. Priqd-
pal Once. ~ BfUudw1y. New York. - -
: For sale 10 Davenport BY HARRISON STARK&.
VhUlesale md Retsil Drl0isfA Decld1y