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INTEREST," Oh STATE sTOCIAs
AND BGNDS.

STATE TAEASCRXSLOWER DIVISION,
|, LOAN DEPARTMENT, Columbia, S. G..
INTEREST DUE lsT JAN UARY, 1866, AND AR
i REARS ofinterest now rsInaping uudrawn. on the
STOCKS aud BONDS hereinafter mentioned, issued
Dy the State ofSouh Carolina, will be paid at this oi
fco, in Columbia, on.and after MONDAY next, I'd
January, 1865, viz: on
per cent. State Stock -"
=, 6 u" Stock, Act 1898 ''for rebuilding city of
Charleston"
6 per cent. Sock (new State Housc,) i cts 1856
Al, '5S, 59, '6l, aud '63. 49,
per cent Bonds, (uew State IIonse) acts 1853
6 per cent. Bonds Act 1859. 40 grant aid 10 Blue
Bridge Railroad"
.7 Act January,
1861, ITO ralse supplies" j.:s -. -.
per cent Stock, Act DccemBessals62, amcudng
Act January, 1861, ITO raise supplisaR
1861. WI I;AyAI,
January 81 Treasurer Lower Division
Gg The papers in this State will be pleased to
copy snd publish once.
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"s0LDIER's BOARDsRELIEFY -

4 LII PERSONS NOT ON THE LIST OF 3ENE.
~ ,FlCIARIES for 1864, who claim relief from the
Soldiers Board oiRelief for Kerstaw District ae re-
qulred to present their claims to tue Board on or be.
lore its next meeting on the 25th instant according to
the TORN and certificates provided by the Board The
name and=aaa raroon 5S
seort in the applca tion The families OF free ne.
groes whose males have been or are employed in the
military service as borers otherwise, are also ent
tied to the benefits Of tue law and included i'll the
foregoing notice. -
All persons who fail to present their claims by the
time stated will be excluded from all benefit under
the law. 80
By order Of the Board: 49,: r. &"
f.. JNO NJ DEsAUSSURE,
January 6-S Chairman.
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For Sale.
January 6-8

A VALUABLE PLANTATIoNI IN MISSISSIPPI.
n. This plantation IS stusted in Lawrence Co.
Mississippi, at fs.s mouth Of White Sand Cresss, on
Pearl River and contains $40 acres most of which is
superior bottom land, and produces corn and other
grain equal to any bottom land in Mississippi twill
also make nom SOo to 600 pounds cotton per
There is large Gin and Mill She'd with new Gin
Head and excellent Mill Stones. Tile Gin and Min
are located upon canal leading from Whites Sand which
supplies abundant water at all times. The stu:
alton is very healthy and is we'll adapted for stock
raising. Steamboats, make regular trips three months
III the year. Altogether it Is Que oftie cheapest and
most valuau.e places now offered for SALE A pply to
GEO. W. BARNES,
Camden, S. C.
= January 80, .-a.s 6
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T7ElE LAWS OF F-NEWsRAplHss;5is:;1 81

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PRESS notice to the contrary, considered as wish
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o Ifsu6scrbers order the diseontnuaancs d ii ihsE
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g. If subscribers neglect Or refuse 10 her neTs;
papers from tile Offices to which they dfe objected, tfey
are held responsible until they haYetsettled 'the bills
ard ordered them discontinued. n;k,s,FF;
4. Ifsubscribers remove to.otherplaees Without a.
forming the publishers and the neRspapes are 5sens
the same. 'r - NY ~ s'fA ,tfoH VI .ss4H~'
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newspapers fromthe Office moving and IeaSne teah
uneal!ed for is prma facs evidence Of Intentional
fraud. ::N-%;
g. The Courts have also repeatedly detded tfbSst
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reasonable n9ticeh hs required by thee Post Officer
partneht ofthe neglect Of person TO- take h ia
ONCE newspapers addressed 70 hin: renderg the POST
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Notice.
OFFICE AGENT OF STATE,

.;. -, .:5a -. CAMDEN, Dec. a. 1864
!r7oR THE INFoRAAT ATtoN OF SHAREHOLDERS
+ in Division No p tits Stated that the call for Ia
bot to be delivered on the 9th JANUARY next is with
IRA Ira Hn:':i;''. =: R. B. JOHNSON.
January 1-3 Agent ofState
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s0UH<lERN FIELD-.& FlREsIDE
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RIAL CoFsS oSBoTfF JOURNALS -
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which would insure regular supply Of Euapsr, uuon
portaon for the "Fielda and FiresI1e =.
the same having to be supplied fronlthe nas at Rel-
eiob N e., lave removed the "Field and Ftesides
Ralerh and combined these twosterlgg EAerar jour-
mails. hThe "Mefcuty' is therefore merged into the
"Soutaern Fsld and Firesae and VIII pa so Pyhlish.4
ed until the state of he country will justify dyerge:
ment, when both papers win be resumed and sSht1Is
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or interriIpten -. ~ ~ ii:;i. t>liC
The entire Editorial and contribptolial Corps Of both
PAPERS are retained1,pon the emerging journal 1t is
announced without fesr Of contradiction that tho ex
tensive and 10Y go ,'
Spiendid Array Of Combined Talent
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rtcultural Mechanical and Scientific ARTICLES ETC.
The Proprietors confidently assert that the "Fiold
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ted in the United States the South The arrange
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For. Hire,

LOT OF VALUABLE YOUNG NEGROES,
II men and women-amongst them some good
Cooks Washers and Ironers: '' "
Terrns-nore with good security, to- provide for them
shoes, provisions and clothing Apply to
GEO ". BARNES.
:, January r TT
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Administrative Sale.

r WILL SELL, AS ASADMINISTRATRIX OF THE
l. estate OF w. W. Mccoy, on the 18th inst, at the
residence oil the deceased, number of Horses. Mules
Sheep Hogs, &C.: NC. Mccoy,
January 6-2 Adn'x.
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DIVIDEND.

- DIVIDEND. -.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BANK
of Camden having declared dividend of per cent for
the past six months, tho same will be paid to the
Stockholders at this Bank the Bank of Charleston
Commercial Bank Columbia and the Merchauts
Bank at GheraS, onond after Tuesday 9th January
a.,ss-s W.D. NcDoWALb; >.
(. JAN A - Cashier.
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January 4
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JUST RECEIVED

LIME DRESSING COMBS; POCKET DO; -
l. Pearl Agate Buttons, Shoe Knives -
Black Flax Thread, Fine Tooth Combs;
KNITTING Noodles, Steel Pens, Pen Holdersi
20 ooxes Tobacco, Fine Flour;
80 great gross Bone Buttons Metal Buttons;
40 doz Chldren's Stockings Tacks
40" ': Socks; Red FlauneI
Lady Eeasc Sweet Potatoes;
English Cotton Cards. :
. Blogans, peggca ana sowbd;
10000 Needles Writing Ink; AZ -'%
= S. A. BENJAMINs!
December IL. - m.w.fr.
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70 Manufacturers.


. DY AUTHORITY OF THE ACT,oF THE GEN-
e. ID ERALAssembly December, 1864, "Tle Sol
ders Board Of Relief Of Kershaw District require all
Manufacturers ofCoton and Woollen Goods, including
Yarns Iron, Nails aud other iron ware; Cotton and
Wool Cards. Hats, Caps Paper stoneware and Potte
ry; Leather, Shoes, Boots, Salt Copperas Spiruous
Liquors, Terebene Oil, and Turpentne to deliver, to
tue Boan or apy member thereof to the Treasurer,
on or before the lst Of uary next statement in
%ritfag, under oa setting forth such and so many of
thr above articles were manufactured by them in the
year eghthlndred and sixtyfour and to deliver to
tho sad9ard or their officer in Camden on before
.Ssthe saidat day of February next Tax inKiud OF
fee per cent Of all maAufactdfes embraced in their
said returns.
I'd deSaalt Of such return or payment the Board will
proceed to estimate the amount of such manuC,ctur ed
products, and assess Taxn Kind thereon of SIX per
cent, anil issue execution for three times market val
ue thereof . .~.:..... =.
By order Of the Board: =
- -------,--. JNo. N. DESAUSSURE,
Jan. SLOT -, t.":.- :. Chairman.
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( 4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ,sUBsCRI.
~ BER for work done during the war; are requested
TO come forward and settle without delay. Terms
cash, unles4ay special contract. -.
.Januaryr&-3*: SAMUEL SHITER.
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Wanted,

>ERoN boi.o to 10 Oop dollars Of private Bonds or
1 Notes for Currency, At prevailing rates, Moth:
ing will lie taken but first class paper Apply to the
Post Office.
January 6.~-2t
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SheriM.Sale... E..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.
,DYfKRafIss1oN:oF A. L, MCDONALD, ESQ.,.
ID ordinary OF the District aforesaid will sell at
the Eod House door id Camden On the first Monday
h February next being the 9Th day of said month,
tact parcel Of land containing one hundred and
Setssy more orless (r5oG said and belonging to
eate Of Hardy Thorn, decd, lying on the head
WaSssef Pine Tree and Beaver Dam Creeks, 12 or IA
narth east Of Camden; adjoining lands of G. Per
others as, represented by former pIats of said
AsS;.-, g. -. h.5.4... te: =:
laBdsto be sold to perfect titles. :Fens
Asers to pay for papers and other ex.
DUNCAN SHEORN,
Sheriff Of z. D.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-05
CARD.
NRw York, Oct. 3. 1895.


IN NKw YoRK Oct. g. 1855.
A card appeared In the HERALD OF yesterday signed
Laura Keene" and though OF grosser character q
somewhat similar import has been freely circulated sgncd
by who understood to be her husband John Luz
In both OF which and others wholly innocent Of all know
edge the matter assaulted with the rudes personal de-
famaon OF the production OF Our Americas
Cousin at the Winter Garden theatre.
| have In my life to this moment been engaged In
angry personal controversies the IL
Miss Laura keene has the right she 70 Our Amcr
Cousnn law affords her remedy. As she
has chosen with full knowledge that she substa nta0
such right appeal 10 the honorable favor
woman justice myself compes TO present these
few plain facts reply:-It may not be known that
her claim has been already fully discussed and decided
after long investigation by the United States Court Of
the Eastern district Of the result which
decision that copyrgh, existed In Miss Koenr Mr..
Taylor else but tho Court suggested thss
effective inroducons had been made by several
actors In Miss Keene's employment which had been
some compensation. In compliance with this sug-
gestion, | paid, IS joint proprietor OF the Arch
Street theatre. philadelphia, certain amount Of
aud for several years since have played and many Other
various leading cities Of the Union without any complaint
down 10 the appearance of this card.
With respect to the last paragraph Of the adys card may
safely the good feeling OF the public ~ properly es
introduction Of ausions indecaie they
JOHN s. CLARKE.
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LNoR sALE-oNE NEW LIGHT TOP WAGON, Two
in second hand Wagons and two Omuibuses; will be sold
cheap cash Apply carriage factory 10 Crosby
street
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LIoR sALE-oR WILL TRADE FOR A GOOD WORK
il er abrown Hemltonian and Rather Horse, lb hands
high old sound and kind; unframed and can trot ~
2f5 In condition Gentlemen wanting rs rate horse can
apply the Fifty eghh street ana Eghth
Avenue, until sold
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THE TURF.

GENTREvILLE COURSE. LONG IsIAND-rROrTING,
~ Tuesday October TO- O'Clock r. NJ Good day and
9ood track r. W. sneikcr has bet 5000 70 q 0 th,t
Hiram W0odrurs b Dexter cannot beat 2:l9 In three
trials peases Cars win leave the South ferry
lz:lb r. n. for the Course. CONKLlN, Propretors
FASHION PLEASURE GRoUND.-TROTTING on
milo and rsnsst il harness; good day and track Owner
names I. g. sorrci Dan; owner names m Lady Bloom;
JOSEPH CRoCHERON, Manager.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
~ via Isthmus OF Panama.
Lower passage rates commanding July I. 1855
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company win despatch steam.
semi monthly at noon, from the companys and
commodous pier No. ~ North river, foot of Canal street
DEPARTURE.
October NEW YORK Tinklepaugh.
tConnecng NJ Panama with Colorado)
October Is. OCEAN QUEEN. ...........S ocum
Connecting at Panama with Constitution.)
For freight or passage apply To-
d. b. ALLEN, No. Bowling Green.
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L,OR SAVANNAH. GEORGIA
IL Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Company.
Sernl-weeky, connecting with railroads aud steamers
thsou ghent Georgia and Florida.
The and elegant steamships
ARlADNF, Captain Crazy.
RALEIGH, Captain Walker
NARUNA Captain Whitesirst.
NIGHTINGALE, Captain Breaker,
will 81 North wednesday and Sntur.
day ats w. These unrivaled speed and
passenger accommodations
New sidewheel steamship RALEIGH leaves Saturday,
October z.
For freight passage apply 10
LIVINGSTON, FOX co, 1il broadway
AGENT n Savannah, JOHN r. WILDER who forward
ALI goods Intended for the interior.
LtoR SAVANNAH DIRECT. -
STAR LINE-SEMfWEEELY.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Connecting with railroads throughout Georgia and Florida
Tie frat class United states mail steamships
AMERICA, Capt Bndt NEVADA, Capt. Carpenter.
CONSTITUTION, Oteenman. IDAHO, Capt Cr8well.
The AMERICA will leave pier t5 North three
above Ga NH str~st saturday oct Il at3P. NJ
The CONSTITUTION will follow on Wednesday, Oct N.
For freight passage apply 20
wakENAN, GooKiN 4 DICKINSON,
IL Broadway.
Agents in Savannah. Messrs, Brigham. Baldwin Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11
81 WAS Raid TEN YEARS. -

Certifcate from Levi Judd, with HOLSTER
Wilkins. CHICAGO, Sept. ~. 1865.
A. NJ. DsIiOHr-Dear Sir l have been bali for
10 years. and had given up all hopes Of ever hav-
ing INV hair res ored. Being over 40 years Of aye
thoughtn almost impossible. After using our
Lustrai = short time my hair commenced grow
ing. and is now quite thick. am fully convinc-
ed that the Lust,ali the only article inst will re
store the hair. am with the we'll known firm
Of Hoilistcr l. wilkins, Carpet Hail. 1856 and 1877
Lake street. where can be seen 1t any time by
all who wish 10 see the wonderful effects Of the
world renowned Lus.ral. Levi JuDD
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LATE NEWS

2 Cspk VIM ~ hske beswssa 10 ssd II
O'Clock this morning. On the eallows be Dc
clared his innocence. He died without ex.
Ai6oAg A1v ymplools q feas. Thh mora
Ing Fsshef Boyle sdmiSls1efed socsn1Dent
70 Capt. Wirz, and Father Wigg j, also Of
the Roman Catholic church, tben ploced
uron the prisoner black cambria remark
ing. = - did % cid hope this will be
turned into white one Ia the other world.
At 80 minutes pass 10 o'clnck Cast Wisx
tame from hts cell. In old capital prison, &C.
companied by the Provost Mammal and 9th.
er officers. and BY Fathers boyle and Wiggot
and passing besWeen military guard Ikey
ascended The scsfold.
Provost Msfshsl Russell proceeded 10 read
the order Of the War Department founded
on verdict Of Court Martial which tried
prisoner. He was charged and convicted Of
CDmbining, cOnfodeSatsng and cOnspiripg
with JED, Davis and others, in rebellion
against the United States, &c.
The order also states that the prisoner was
found guilty Of the second charge, NAMELY
Murder in violation Of the laws aud customs
of war, and guilty of I'll the specifications
excepting the 4sh. 10Th and 18th, which
three set forth that he killed prisoner BY
shooting him with . revolver; that he or
dered = sentinel 70 FIRE upon another with .
revolver; and that he shot smother with .
,.Ir u. :. c,,,o.-s. ~'S" w o'"'- WV
Sentence-And the court do therefore zen.
tence him. Henry Wirz- To ha hanged bv the
neck until he he dead. ~ inch time and place
as the Preaident of the United States NAV
direct two thinls If The members Of the
court concnrring therein And the court do
| ind the nrison.r. Henry Wirz. guilty Of
having c.nsoi .le.th in the manner A ailep.
ed Fl sneciacstiun nth Charges 2. by means
OF dovs. Of three prisoners Of war In his Gus
tody and soldiers Of the u 8. one occurring
| on or about the 18th of May, 1894; anuth.
| cr on or about the 18th Of July, 1854 an
other on or about the 1st Of September, 1854,
| but which finding has not and did not enter
into &c .tence OF court a. before given.
I'd. The prOceelings, findings and SEN
tence in the foregoing case having been sub
mitted to the President Of the United states,
| the following are his orders:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Nov. 3. 1866
I1Ocesdiuos. fl,ysiiu0s and sSnt<ncs Of Court in
,c;fhin c1.es.
And IL IA ordered. that sentence he carried
| irto erecn,;on nv the officer comms nd; n :
tho n.n. r,mar, ~ Wssl,;nstor ~ E-;d.,e:
49,. ~. 1n,p ~. ~ Na.a.'a,..e ,Sce ,.a'.":.
.I Io 80, ~" ;e .,;oi..e. =. 49, 100; 1870 q
s,",o"s 49,, -. WV" 80 INC ''-o' "'Ae """ =
S..,.I A.r
os"'o' p...:.a...s ~ 1911 ; s.u
| e''oc". y. o"''e" ''"'e''
| ID. MAYOR zen. Y. Z. Anger, command
ing Department oil washington, 10 com
manded To- cause the foregoing sentence ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

There Is . woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated in our mind, with
the Yankee" QUICK, and 'ilumbug." But
il is 30 no longer, and We desiee to wrest her
other minds. Whatever notions We may have Of
wom"n'y dclicscy and propriety, We will admit
that woman alone il tue Nurse the good Nurse
the b'st Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Physicans or not. 10 a question which, must be
decided BY time and principle. and not a mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and Gus
rom NAV ~ we'll behave themselves, for If there
- really vast. there will also be supply II
there be- " cslling." there will be u coming.
Nature and human society are always sell suppl.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Winslow does not want TO treat you Gen
Henea Nor Dies she prescribe regimen for
vour wives; but mod@stly appears as messen-
reI ofkealth and happiness TO your lSrAArs in
the cradle. Is there ANYTHING improper in THAR
say what is or is not good for babe. and ought
10 be listened 10. God speed her on humble but
happv missiOn. She 10 the most successful phys-
ican ana most effectus! benctsctress our !, tie
ever enjoyed -her DOING parents rot excpeted
just omen the door for or, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this we are so sure. that we
will terch our Sus," to say "A BLsssixo on
Mas wMsLow''-for .ing her to survive and
escape gripping. coiicking and teething siege -
We confirm every word set forth IN the PRosrEc-
rus II performs precisely what il processes "a
perform, every rart Of il nothing less. Away
your Cordial" Faregcric." DrJps," "L~uda-
num-" and every other "Narcot tic. " by which the
babe il drugRed into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. Wi,slow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for children Teething." If We had the
power we would make her, A. she is, ply slcal
savior to the Infant Rae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

The following u IN extract from letter writ
ten BY the Rev. J. g. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. r., &c
the Jesraal ssd Aessesger. Cincinnati. o., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
msdicias, MRS. wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP rOR CHILDREN TEETHlN0,- :
I'VE see . advertisement ID your columns o
MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.-
Now. We never said . word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life. but feel compellec
to say 70 your readsrs that this 10 NO humbug-
We hsss trssd u, And kssv Il wi1t % slit els,ms
II 10 probably one Of the most successful medi
cines Of the day. because il is one Of the best
Do better than lay in supply.
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Price 9I.2o per Bottle.

Prepared only BY A. N. DELIGHT, 1t his
Hair Dressing saloon, corner Clark L Lake sts,
Chicago.
Trade supplied BY LOAD 1 SMrrn. % Lake st.,
orders should be addressed; Smrn L DwYrr
CO, ner Lake and Dearborn sts.; B,RxaA~ L VAN
SCaAAcx, Is Lake st.; FULLRR. FNca 4 FrLLss.
% Market st.; }. n. REED / Co. 50 LAX ST.; and
Ill the principal Druggists in Chicago sell the
Spanish Lustral.
containing his written signature and portrait on
ecch bottle. oct1S d thur6satl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11
BADNESS
FIFTEEN YEARS STANDING I
CURED BY THE usEOF
A. M. Delights
CELEBRATED
SPANISH LUSTRAL.
READ THE PROOF.
I'll was Bald for Fifteen Years.


Certificate from Scion Cnmmins, firm Of Cum
miu. h King, Commission Merchants, 10 south
Water st. CHICAGO, Oct Is. 1865
A. NJ. URLienr--Dear Sir am now IS years
Of age. have been entirely bald for Is years,
and being 20 advanced in years had given up oil
hopes Of eve having my hair restored, but, Az
TIA USING YvuR LUsrRAL A lew MONTHS my hair
commenced growing n cely. AND Is How ouols
~u,cw I am satisfied that the Lustral ~ the onlv
sure article that will maze hair grow on bald
heads. SoLoN Cunnms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11
Hair Restored in Six Months.

Certificate from E. II. Porter. Commission Mer.
chant, 29S Kinzie street.
Chicago, Oct. 10, 1865.
A. NJ DELSGHr-Six months ago my head was
Years OF age. and never thought Of having my
hair restored. Nv the recommend alton Of !
friend commenced using your spanish Lustrai
After using one bottle saw its good effects, and
now. after us ~ three. HAYS As NICE HEAD o.
HAlR A., ANY oxK NEED VISA FOR. l cheertully rec
Ommeud your Lustrsl to al bald headed people
and advise them to try 1t, and be benefited a.
have been. E. II. PORrRR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-11

Ify0u require areIIa6ls remedy 70 restore yon usl
o.. aarvev'S Female Pills.

Dr. o0evey'0 f0m8ue PtUJ0.
ancver-fAilirg remedy fo' the removal Of OBJ
slru .tions matter from schat cause they arise.
Tney are safe and sure aud will restore nature II
every case, they ar. ais efficacious in ali cas-
e. Of weakness. Whites, Prolaueus &c. sold in
boxes containing 60 Pills, Price Oxs DOLLAR.
Dr. Aavvey'o Golden Pills.
4 remedy for special cases, four degrees
stronger than the above; price Five Dollars per
box.
A PRrvArs CIacuEAR to Ladies with fine auat-
CYNICAL engravings, sent free on receipt Of direct
Cd envelope md stamp.
Send for DR. bAavsY's Private Medical Advie-
er, addressed to females; 1oo pagea, giving full
Instructions. ~ csnts required for postage. II
you cannot purchase the. pills Of your dr1gAist
they will BE- sent BY mail post paid. secsrs from
Copsal:ing Physician. ~ Blosdwsy, New York.
Dealers supplied BY Demas Barnes Z Co,
Wholesale Agents, New York. novsdw1y