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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

Mnrkets-ciRryuLIr REPORTED ron TIL, n r. nIBuSH
FRIDAY, May ~, leo5
ASHES-The market Is inactive and prices are
nominal.
COTION-The market opened firm and fairly active
at 53a5ic for Mddlipgs bn at the close there
bidders over 53c; sales o. J.. 500 bales.
COFFEE--Brazil continues In very good demand
and frm We note sales Of 900 bags ex C. Blanchard
on private terms and 2006300 bags In lots at 2 02c
gold; other kinds are quiet.
COPPER-American ingot is dull and heavy at 3li q
$50. for Lake and Baltimore; new Shesthing ana Vel
low Metal arc steady at Soc for the former and 400 for
F i-'v' AND MEAIThe market for Western and
State Flour is less active but prices Of the low grades
are shade frmer In sympathy with exchange; the de
mand confined 70 the home trade; the better grades
are steady and unchanged the sales 800 bbs
s6a sc 80 for Suoerne State. 81 Gc06 20 for Extra
do, Is s0dS7 Or Fancy do, 81 7J@S7 for the Low
Grades of Western Lxtra, 81 250s7 Is for Shipping
Ohio fresh ground ~ Goa 50 % sr Trade and Family
brands and So 1892 for ST. Lous Extras. Canadian
Flour ia fairly active and shade frmer, sales Of 4sC
bbs ut 81 s50S7 Is for the low grades Of Extra and
az 2J0x3 50 for Trade and Family Extras. Southern
Flour is IN active demand, but prices with
Slt essential change sales Of l650 bbls. al " 3J6
S. 50 for mixed to good Superne Country Baltimore,
&C., and Is 65 as2 30 for Trade and Family brands
Rye Flour ia in fair demand and steady sales VI 100
bills Ut f5ae6 Corn Meal is inactive aud is heavy.
FISH--Dry Cod is IN fair demand and quite firm;
sales of 900 qunais at ~ JOdss for St Georges and
Grend Bank Mackcre are in fair jobbiDg demand q
pGRAiS-The Wheat market is moro active. and
prices have advanced ld:c. bush. the inquiry II
mainly for milling butts IN par. for export the sales
1000 bush Racine Spring at 81 IS; 900 bush. Chicago
Spring IT 81 32l 0sl 40; 5000 bush. Amber hiwau
kee Club at 81 49, and 1900 bush. Amber Western al
Ell 70a CO. the latter rate for small lOs Barley
inactive, and prices are heavy. Barley Malt Ii dull
at 81 500 o. s5 " bush Oats are more active and ga
&c. y bush better the inquiry mainly for home use
including Canadian. at 40! Q45c.; Western at 5Oa
52ie. and State at 45a47c. Rye Is unsettled I'd
heavy. Corn ID duh and unsettled; the supply Of New
larger; Old held above the views OF buyers the sales
are SO bush. Western mixed at o., afOat; fah Old
White at &c; Jersey Yellow at 81 05dsl 0e. and
Southern Yellow st 81 lo0$l 2O-the latter above the
market
HOPS are without change In prices tho demand Ii
fair for home consumption; choice qualities are scarce
and firmly held; other grades are plenty and not
wented are quiet Mt ia s25c for Inferior and
prime; 30a3jc for fair 10 choice, and fancy lots al
iOa Sc, al Old and new crop.
HlDKS-rhere is only moderate inquiry from the
trade; prices without change.
HAY-Ths market is more active but prices are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

At New. Haven they are talking about build
ing dyke all along the'bank Of the Connecticut River
to prevent the annual inundaion Of the lower pan
the city.
1t is proposed to commemorate the next 4tA
Of July BY laying the cornerstone Of the monurnem
over the National Cemetery at Getty.ourg Pennsy"~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

DEATH FROM BURNs.-An inquest WAC yester.
day held by Coroner Wildey at No White place in
Eighteenth.st, on the body Of Matilda Jane Percy,
whose death was caused by burns On Wednesday last
Church and lit gas Jet In attempting TO cxtinguish
the paper she had used her clothes caught fire. She rem
from the building and short distance of met an oI,i
cer who extnguished the flames but not until she
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
ROBBED IN A BROADWAY sALoos.-On Thurs

Fourth st. entered tho Occidental saloon No. 6ss
Broadway. for tho purpose OF paying bill Ho held
bank book IN his hand containing e373, and while
standing In front OF the bar II seised from behind
BY some person. who ran out Of the place. Sbern an
o Bren by Officer McGoin Of the Fourteenth Pro.
cinct. Yesterday he was committed for trial by
Justice Downing. His fiends positive hs 10 nJt tho
man. Later in the day Detective SI0wey arrested u
young man named Kennedy. lately from Richmond
and no was partially identified by Sherman. Justice
bowling committed him for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

Mr.. Henry F. French has resigned the POI.
ton Of Assistant District Attorney Of Boston hsva
accepted the office Of President Of the Massachuss's
A grioutursi College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

FROM BERMUDA.-By the arrival at this POI"
on Friday OF the brig Excelsior from Bermuda we
that on the day OF Precedent Llncoln's funeral, AL ~
Courts on the Island adjourned the days were at III
mast, y great meny Of them Gruped " mourning. -
the public sympathy ran very high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
Receipts Of Produce.
MAY Il

MAY 12-7,2 5s bbls. Flour, I'D bbls. Whisky, 9, u
bhls Corn Meal 1900 bush. Corn, &c io5 bash. Oii'
l. 80 bush Malt - 80 bush. Barley. 20 pkrs Ashe'
3s3 rkgs OIL Cake. Ill pigs. Lard 2,c97 pkgs. Pro
visions, ], AGO pigs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
Arrival Of the Steamship Asia a. Be.sss.

BOSTON Friday, May II 1SoA
The Royal Mail Steamship Asia arrived her!
,horty before II O'Clock this morning. Her mails as4
the Associated Press newspaper Tag viii be forwsrdec
|by the 23O .. M. train. which is due In Nsw.York
midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

LIvERMoRE, CLEws e. Co.,
BANKERS
No. 70 WalLst, N. Y.
GovEIEMEyT AGENTS FoR THE SALE OF TIE o. D
1910 LOAN.
Commission allowed Binkers. Brokers, Insurance
Companies and all parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations on hand, ready for immediate do
livery.
ALL KINDS OF \. q. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
HENRY CLRws e. Co.
Successors to
LIvERhORE CLHw5 g. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
RoBBgp A BILLIARD sALooN.-William Hen

KOBBED A billiard BALO0N-WlIIiam Hen.
nessey aged Is years. on the night OF the 18th inst
broke into the billiard saloon Of lillian II. Patterson
In the basement Of No. 36s Grandst by forcing opeu
ono VI tte rear windows and stole from thence go
worth Of clothing and money. On Thursday night
Patterson found the young rascal In the Aperican
rheaer No IA Broadway wearing the stolen clothes.
He acknowledged the theft. and was passed over to
Officer Herring Of the Tenth Precinct. Yesterday
Justice Mansfield committed him for t-ial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

The arrival Of the Corsica on Friday morn
ing from Havana, puts rs in possession OF tbs intsnS
gence that the Rebel ram Stcnews was lying ct snsA
Outside the harbor Of Nassau when the Corsica len
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
COURT or GENERAL sEsSIQNs-MAY i2-Betors
"A


Charles III. Walter was arraigned for sentences
the Of Arpea having affirmed he verdict Of the Sss
curt The prisoner convicted OF having ked hs miss
trees low IN Ceni,-s. in December 1888 was ee
ard convicted ia February 1854 and sentenced TO be hnt
April Of the year His counsel sppeaied to the henss
Court with the result above stated He sentenced 70 %
huns Friday June 20.
David Heuchbsrs pleaded guilty Of petty larceny. 30
handed -.
John Dunn and James Giet pleaded guilty to IN ,'em
burglary IA the biri degree Dptn sentenced 70 w.
Peniten'isIy for six and Gil.ett for three months
James Wells plead guilty Of attempted grand larceny
State Phson two years and sig months.
John Smith pleaded guilty OF .,t.mp. at ssnd larceny
state Prison two years. GA.
john Crsnshaw pleaded guilty Of grand larceny. sus
frison two yrap
Charlie. OEr-n grand larceny, State Prison ave y.sra
Henry B.iauly Uaud larceny. State Prison Que year.
Otto P.nt,or siald larceny, House Of Refuge
Jsni,s E.ssn grand larceny, Peritentisry ono year
james V,onnell, srsud larceny, fentensry ons year
Tbomss Buke attempt srsnd larceny, Psntsutary ~
year - c,. -.,
Mary Miller petty larceny, Penitcntisry four months
John WiAam' grand larceny State Prison three yssn -
sia months.
Michas Randolph grand larceny State Prison tive ysafS
William Denton. grand larceny, State Prison two yesrH
Sophia Miller attempted gland larceny City Prison 10 dsyA
Franz sesrus attempted grand larceny House Of Refuge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

ROBBED IN BROADwAY.-Late on Thursday
night John Sullivan OF No IFS Mottst. while passing
down broadway. near Courtlandt.st, was seized By
watch valued at $40. Officer Tails Of the Twenty.
seventh Precinct arrested Miller but tho other escaped
Justice Downing committed the prisoner for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

A SAILOR RoBBRD.-Alexander Brown, en-
poyed on the steamer Mary Benton. lying ct tho Dry
book. WINS Knocked down and robbed Of watch by
Peter McCafay late on Thursday night Officer willse
the Fifth Precinct arrested the prisoner and yester
day Justice Bowling committed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
u0wcs a. Macy, BANKERS,
No. SO Wal-st., NewYs1h,

!tFornerly Officers Of the PART Bsnh,
ToUR PER CEgT INTEREST ALLOWED on DErosrTs.
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS Hay Dgrosn AID DaAy
as they please the as with the City Banks asC
will DO allowed Interest their daily balance at pei
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part Of tie United States
or Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF tAe various
issues Of Government and other Stocks. Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for tic Hsul commission.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CRY OF
EEw.YoRK.
Nos ~ AND 20 PEr.sT.
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGESI oP THE CMTED
STATEa
Have for SALE ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES = $40 TREASURY Morris
at maturity, into $40 GoLDBrAMS0
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BosDs
UNITED STATES $40 Bonds
UNITED STATES f-YEAR CERTIPICATHs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
ard attend to other business with the Government.
p. e. CALHOUN, President
i. SEAMAN Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
BURGLARY IN FANCY GooDs STORE

BURGLARY IN A FANCY GooDs STORE
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morning John Doyle
John Smith aud another boy forced an entrance into
the cellar beneath the fancy goods store No. Cstha
rine st. occupied BY John Goiman. and ascending to
tho store. did up quantity Of goods preparatory to
carrying them away. While so engaged they were
disturbed and started 10 away, but arrested
they emerged from the cellar by Mr.. Edwin Valen
tine privats wslchFnan. who held them until officer
Bucknsr Of the Seventh Precinct oame up and tool
them into charge. At q later hour they were taken
before Justice Mansfield. who committed them for trial
Doyle is aged 6 ears resides ut No 50 Mulherryst
aud bartender in the Varieties concert saloon
Nos 81 and 81 Bowery. Smith 10 aged 10 years resided
at No. 81 East BrOadway. and has no occupation
They acknowledged thor guilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
CITY ITEMS.

MEETING OF THR STREET CLEANING Con-
MISSION ten o'clock yesterday morning. the Street
Cleaning Commission comprising his Honor the Mayor
Controller Brennan, Recorder Hoffman City Inspector
Boole and Corporation Counsel Develia, met at the
Mayors Office. II decided that contract would
be entered into 70. cleaning tue streets for period OF
less than years also that the contractor should have
the Of the city upon paying to the Commission
ers Of the Sinking Fund $4,000 per Annum in equal
monthly installments The Commission then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
MAY II.

OF thirteen articles of produce at the dates JAN
1865, and Mayll:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

in May,
1864. .l67 | 1865. -. s7so3s
Increase A,e62
The Michigan Central road earned in April,
1854 sa3s275 ls65....... t3S7,aio
Decrease .-........-..--.eiUo
The earnings Of the Ene Railway for the month
of April were:
1896. q .l72.ll9 "a ls64.....slo9o,5 o7 rs
Increase. biz ~
Hageerty q Co. had On unusually Gne sale TO-
aav of cloths, cassimeres, &c. There was scarcely
single lot in the catalogue passed. while in soIie
cases the duplicates were very heavy. Findlay's
.Thi4le Six Cord White Spool Cotton brought soc
per dozen: 20-inch Cream Canvas, he. q lic.
HAMPTON Mills Cottoradcs, 3oc., sc. The heavier
WOODEN goods sold very rapidly; 81 inch black lielan
cloths cold al 42c 52c satin de chcnes, blnet foin
SOC TO o7o; 9linch black tahhy velvet Pc @ re- e
shaft corlrrov s3c Gsl 25 moeskins Coz Q65e. Blue
pilots, 81 7jo 81 go allwool West Of Ensahd fancy
cass,meres 81 O.; ia Atwood fancy Scotch cas- ~
mercs So 20 81 22 fancy csssipcrcs, I'll q, &c iLs
was tie most successful sale Of w0oi,a goods held Tor
long time At Townsend. AontaDt Co.'S there wa
sale q ribbons. The display was exceedingly rich
and stirnctye but the prices showed shcht decnho
Hobbe Celiics held sale u ON broidsiss Ace P'inis
handkerchief yoycs &C. which was largely attended
Wilrrerdirc noyGct Go. held sale o' inis Whlei
passed OF well. ". II. a Co. also had el their store
large sale Of domestic white goods. which drew TO
getAer largo company. aud which caused great con-
petition.
The subscriptions received to tho Sevea-Thir'y
loan at the Ninth National Bank to-day were
81 ,2oi,95c.
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port fer The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
sURROaATES COURT-Msr Il. Before sarosst
TUCKER.

During the past week the Surrogate has admitte4
tho will. OF the following persons 70 prebate Lewis
Walks. Andrew Bcld-n Henry O'farrei Thomas W. Nc.
Lrary Hsym NJ. Solomon, John Donovan Dssid Olyphsne
Nsi John Wiemsns Samuel y. Dodge. None OF the above
will contain any provisions Of pab'ic Importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

court OF COMMON PLEAS--SPgciAL T.Kx-MAI H.
Before Judge tagpoLo.
DECISIONS.
Bell agt. Morange.-Sec memoranda McMulley
AIT Bsrry q, sl-se~ Memoranda HaIup agt. k4np-Rse
cree. report confirmed with costs Stevens ax frene-Ae
,on for receiver grssea Injunction continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13

The Rock Island road earned the ]st week IN
Nay,
1864 ......S37672 1S65.--....-.- S49.o29
Iucrea.e Sil,eO
The Michigan Southern road earned the lst week
in May,
1864. .s6i,l67 ls65...-.-..-. s7so3s
IncrcNse. .......-....... Sl4,eO2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
CONSTITUTION WATER

has BEEN PRONOUNCED by THE MEDI-
IL cal Faculty and the public to be the most
woodsrtu tsmsdE tSr The psr%ansnt cure q ~
and saAppsa that has ever been offered.
Itis rot enfNBaAL wASBa. IL 10 from ex perience.
thst CONSTITUTIONS wAfsa hes emanated and We
nov say let no man doubt when single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical taless n this country has failed to relieve
remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classcd under ''quack" prepare
tisss, = u 10 now used By the most scientific
pgacttiosers in this city Il y only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use ofcvery means to &C.
ceuplish cure; end the success ofthe physicians
increases = his knowledge Of diGerent remedies
enabls him 70 produce cure, while others fail 10
the attempt. Science d satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean
yoa Who are undss some spsetsfisfs care from
year to year, and we particularly alludc 10 ladies
who aee cesstantly resorting 20 iscst trestweaf
aad III sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with 70 much chance 81 success % there would be.
Of brain. We have been careful TO uss language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization, but We receive % many CON-
municati0ns from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whose disease no men,
ticn has been made, that We have come 70 the
conclusion thaa II the remedy il capable Of pro-
ducing cure, no matter what the disease nlay BE-.
Il should be made known. The medicine 10 put
up for the public, and there should be NO excsp-
tiOns. We say, Constitution Water IN not like .
gilded ll. made 10 suit the eye and taste; il 10
medici6e, in every sense Of tho term placed in
the hands Of the people for their relief. end il
taken according 70 the directions it will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions IN regard to diet etc. relate only 10
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
Physiological view ef Marriage

Physlologieal View IF Marriage
Combining nearly 800 pages, ard 100 Ane Piatss and
Ensrayjpes Of The Anatomy Of the Human Org 10
STATE Of Health aud Disease with Treatise Early Er
sers, its DeploSabe Consequer upon the Mtsd and
Body, Win the Authors Plan Of Treatmeot-the only
port Of cSses treated truthful adviser TO the married
aud shos contemplating marriage who entertain doubts
Of their ply steal condition Sent free OF postage - ooy
addre 30 fcesps of9s cents in semps postal ear
sensy, u addressing d. IA C100x, No. u Mat4sn
Lane, Albany, n. r. ~
Ths suthor may b. consisted upon any ef Ne disss
upon which his book treats either personally or b. a
and nedinss cent TO asy part q The world. nytAWy
The Df1Aal ChaAber. IN rsssU G
Warning and instruction for Young Men. I'm.
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of ~
Urinary and Sexual Systems-Sent free, in seoi.
ed envelopes: Address DR.. J. SKlLLIN
HOU0HTON, howard Association, Philadeiphis
r. apr3dAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
4 suRR Cu:.a
DRUNKEN ESS.'
d. lzANED ANTIDOT4, . ssfe cure for
DsuakenasM neaA ~ fellowiag with the ~
timonials md y eonvihced:

The love for Intoxicating driaks directly
owing % = erti1cial appetite q oslrt words, !.
pssvsssiea 81 ~ senss u tasee, snPasindsced
by csntinued excessss in the nee Of spirituous
Kquofs. lntempefancs ID consequently ~ .
natural inArmity. but always lepsedeut On r.
tiAcial causes. These ones removed. tbs victim
Of issbsisy viii less III issliaalies Or dssre for
the iujnrieus beversge.
ion, resssrss The dissessd appetite 70 il proper
aorlnal condition. The craving for spifitusus
driaks q saee eeasss, I'd whas bessss had besn
- irresistible pession, now becomes dis&estsfhl,
obno1ious and repulsive. The remedy is per-
fectly harmless II directions ore followed. II
exercises - al,nost magical effect in causing !
doGp1eaGod oegvsian ~ u alcsAeiie drinks, md
increases ths appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

The income Of Gov. Aiken, ofSouth Car
olinA, before the war, Wa e1OO. 600 per
pear. Now he does not own . dollars
worth Of property.
70 an interrogatory Al Eecretasy Stsnton,
Gen. Halleck replies that be knows nothing
Of any cruslties to negroes in Rich.
0ond.
There were lao, 900 men on the army pay
rpus on the FIRST Of May. since that time
STOUT $50, 900 men have been mustervd out
efths service.
The Official list Of Grant losses, from The
crossing Of The Rapidan In Nay, 1894, and
The Pension Once II very busy. Two
thousand applications for pensions ~ ~.
esivsd daily. Those Of widows are falling
q, sAile the1e Of inyalids ars increasing.
Il 10 hintsd that President johnson will
take away the privilege Of appointing post
naStsss Iron The Co66fsssAen, who have
a virtually held the appointing power. and
lo6k Into the cases himself and appoint ~
= A woman called On an attoruey in vii.
1am1port, N. Y, on Thursday Of last week.
, I'D requested his assistancs in collecsinc
beanty and pay for two husbends mo ha3
III - killed during the rebellion. Her third
" Eln1and accompanied hsr.
H epmmissien Of JeGsesou Davis = Ii
Let - ~ United etatss Draaeeoe ~
f6m11k W. privdae rooteo, Stk6 NJ
49, 31pkeon, 1ls7so(S1i. g ~
a 51lk1f ~ ~ by J. p. 0sideqi(1, @
=, 111k - - q 0lineia volnoAd& i1ehn
- E.d5l IC e olI1sqt = einply : go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
DIR. 3. Young,
SRECI.4L HHH.EtCkA.N'!
Who devotes himself entirely to the treatment Of
.e VeDoerNl Diseases !
II I'll their different stages, has perins.
neatly located himself u
600 Broadway,
tup s,Aiss.l NEW YORH.

hB OUCIOk 0evOtee NE y nosS ti0e ekeSnsi.
4 vsly 90 the treatment Ofthese diseases, know
n thai ffon the fssItiss and wesknsss Of the hn.
nnsn rose, such speciality 10 ascssstatcd and
having in my experience 0bseSved the terrible
effects u che INSTR stssent u such dissaseA by
ill-advissd end anleasned suecks. the Distressing
thst the pstisss should b. very discriminating
il his employment 81 proper physician.
The diszinsss il the heed rigging Ia the ears
palpitstion, general ihdisposition TO labor. Ian
gsot1 nsalsae. less q nsessy, he:aashe, sad.
head. Or icy cpldness Of the whole body, full
pulSe, absence Of al sexual desire, discharge Of
ieminsI iiuid in dreams and 81 stool. weskness,
even unto trembling, involuntary dsehsrgc Of
uriae dsy end sishi, sexual excitement, gcner-
ally q aAo!t dairaeicns taDstnsty nssA tot,er'ng
On the mental and moral fscnbties, spddenly fol.
lowed b. deep dspse ssion nd Fels1afios Of ths
whole iysseNi decline OF rye sight stoppage
Of ones thsughts, anxious heating Sf the hfsrt
u nssit. light. snPsrseet sleep full Of irigsnul
wish start: total loss II sexual desife- and pow
e. eM.iAstons without erection. c0ssient unsasi-
ness shout ones health; disgust Of life. end de-
sire 10 commit suicide. ~ well - Z epeal ncr-
vous disorder, and the entire body completely
prsstrsted ETC.. &C.. prodpesd BY sslf-s ,ss and
sexusl exeesses are bringing thoasasAs Of opr
youth to a premature aud sod dee1h; ed I
hope, bhOuId this meet the eye of asy wAo are
oG3tete0 thato sense Of shame VIII not deer them
from spPiviny 10 Prep~ pkysicssa, whose
kaoWled1ee and eapesienss can alspe help yuu out
u yOur 9npleAsaat di1kcultjes. These wbo call
see no one but the Doctor. H
I'm prepared 70 tsess. sa the latest seisstifc
plans II cSses Of 0enorshss, Syphilis, Primary.
beeoad9J, asd Tertiary.
To 1he Ladies'.
also devote ~ personal attentions 10 sllelass.
% Of fsnALs DlssAsss, and separate apartments
for their especial accommodation will always be
in readiness. The Doctor has no birelings, or
|aosoci6Gee, but attends 70 II his bssiAess peSson-
|ally soasaAntly keep on hand. DenA!s Pills.
They are not made in France, or London, or in
|0y1wsia sopntry, bnt made By ne, sxpressly
from receipt thay has been long tried, and found
successful 10 every case Of obstruction Of menses,
from wh11sseS o6ise. Ladies that are pse0pnt
are requested not TO take them. They win be
mailed to any part Of the United States or Cana
das. upon The receipt Of $500, the price per boz.
OGce hours daily from "a. N. to-
WP1lSooeo fc1Mnnunienine 70 ~ Doctor
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

RHODE ISLAND SuPnnMB Counf.-The
Legislature Of Rhode Island y composed
largely Of Republicans. Some proscriptive
members recently started . scheme to turn
the Supreme Court Judges out Of Office by
legislative process. A caucus was held on
the subject, when it was decided by = vote
Of 81 to % not to vAcate the Judgeships.-
Afterwards the subject came up in the
House, and the resolution was promptly laid
upon the table.