davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18
C&ttos..

C0NSOI..
From the various accounts of the
quantity Of cotton ii different parts of
the country, we make TIE following
extracts:
The He,'olcJ' correspondent, who has
late. been through Northern A!aba-
M, states that that region is almost
one continuous field Of cotton The
planters have 81 yen their attention to
the business az An this year almost as,
much as in ant;-rebeliion, and the
growing crop looks very fine The
negroes are working for their fo2mer
masters for wages. and the new lator
system appears to progress very well,
COTTON IN TEXAS.
From Il recent letter from c-omi-
nent and We Il informed house II Ga-.
weston, Texas, we ere pcrlaitted g
take the annexed Iacts The w1:::.ecrs
estimate the stock OF cotton row on
ha'll in TcNA, at 7U,U0o bn!ca, .,xc.a-
slvc Of that bordering on 1..d hive
and tributary to New Cl-c<,r,. l:.eir
Figures arc rs follows: Stock Sen;
hcr 1st, 1851, 75,C00 lNlos. 1urre
years crop. D., 900; total, $40, 90.
exports direct, $4,000; through -Ie:-i-
co, 100, COO; homo colsumpti 2U, :
900; damaged, $4,000; total, 2;v, 600.
or t!ic growing crops: they s>.:, about
tnlec-loulthS OF an average l.ae teen
planted. which would give 1Su, 900 to
2u0,O0O bales. The total, tLel efore,
We can cXpcc; Irula Texas. both OF TIC
old and row crops, is 200 bales
bl.; - ..V. y or -1,,% u.
market by way Of Fed River Al .u.-
co"nts state that thcrc is quite a large
quantity OF the old crop .tll along tie
line of that >trc;lla. OF the rcw crap
growing i'll The Re. River cou:ltI5. v,s
have neard nothing Us yet
Ghoic-lA COTTON AID RICE. CROPS.
Late a'lviccs from t;Ho,sia1st::tc ,!l..t
the cotton crop this ..'-ar vii! be en-
ctrdlhSly lGilt-not lNpr" t!i:n ;jnr-
sixteenth OF tho avera@" Weld. t;:-
less the labor sv:t>m nrcclncs nloy.
Sc;tird. ii IS i,aic,: :h"t next Years
crop viii be even sluas,.r
The r;c,' yield on the -t!t;ulaila vii!
scarcely exceed unn-t.iirji,.th Of ii,H
usiu'l yearly crop. the unrcli"5:l;,y ut'
';.n"r having proved rHino;!s lu l!l.-t
'!rlrut" iro'satt.
\ MOBILE: OPINION or SI,rrLv 0:' Curro.;.
The Mobile TJj",n. SAYS tI, ;,l:au!!t
Of cotron in til" Sou,h is G;,4itiv over
rstiY,a!"d III thr North. Epm3ar.,-
tivciv !liylc csttun il:, l.cru grown ..l~
i;l>t'tw" years. Enough to- >..;sl :.nl
':;';:1IE :'o:SHlnpt'u:i co:crs IL. whole
OF =. oi 'ilc laTSa crop :"is>.;i p,Ani'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

BY a :termhQat collision on La!1h
11uIo.-, . hundred hYes ere computed
10 " Ie'.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

Gen. S''IELEY, WEI! !'ivi: i,NpKi:1.
1':S, N"AI: MONTEREY L.wL,:S:,N!..ss
OF Co::IlNls. t.''. VI c:,i ~ wi,o :.r-
r"n!r;''r'' ..:,j 81: sH@l": sS~t:* 70 Mrxic"
lrTivcd at Galveston, ,",4 tl% :Jc,l.lcr
I'rau is, direct rom AEStalnyr:s. H.
cam" 10 th..: place, from .l.g1trr,v,
where nc ii l:,..;.': ;ci, leon S.nit;.,
Walker, s''l i:'v, ana al t., T,>ans
il,'nl thi~ State. Ih" party intended
going t" +! ri y of Mtx'co. :...; !!.enc,.
{" Nvr;: tIHz. where tA,.> wo IN .pa-
rl!r. Shelby was rilc.:G!,.;i ,..,.
Monterey, VIA i"a: OF i've ,;;ndts>
:Arn. HIS lncn Ger I'll Glirt and
orderly. and Ny" not disturbed Ivy the
authorities. Shelby !.:.;: sold lii, q, IL
I>ly ani ether ri,,n,cr, ash ""ril .of
his men had about $40. Shclhy W.;
trying to get Il grant rf land. on IN
tilIcrln"nts 10 cp.om!:r The officer
w:ln brought ;llis information Was
halted |;y Cortina, #.d tio::l t. men,
about twenty miles from slA:;.,nor.s.
'ihr passengers on the stage wee. r..-
uHlrru 10 remain With Eim ali nj ht.
All their papers were examined. aud II
few taken from them. After Il Short
uetcn'lOn the party was sent ON. with
the assurance, iron, Col'tlnaS tha: they
were fortunate 10 nave fil into his
hands, as another p:ti:y y few miles
distant would l:lvr t.uny every one of
them. The pArty mentioned by Cor,
tlnas were looking for Confederate Of
ticers above tie rank of colonel, but
would have killed them if they lad
caught them.
Ho"Ston 7tleg;'l,A, J,Ay.7
GREAT 3Usn OF EMIlHs\NTs TO AuE-
kicA.-Eniyr;ttion cn m'tSse to North
America is contemplated by the fifteen
thousand Polish refugees now DIS
pcrsed among the Swiss cantons, and
they are in active communication wiah
Washington, through their delegate.
kowniHolski, about the terms ON
which they would be received as aAri-
cultural lahoicrs III the States. The
Hclvetic Diet has ;,lrs ady voted IL $ d.
sldy to each cllI grant of one hundred
and eight francs, and it is expect, d
that the French Government VIII
place some OF its transport Ships It
their disposal for. conveyance to their
place Of destiny.
1nfis Err. Lop1oe GtInbe, .1vi, e
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18
local. -LS@m5.

TO insure insertion, advert .:crs are re-
quested 10 hand n shc.r notices 1y1p-o !.
O'clock Z. IT..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-18

The Boston PoS' says that in tha.
State, apothecaries are forbidden to
se!A medicine Saturday eve-;.-S Tia. j
Liable 70 work OF S.cdav.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
J. n. w Az ID 4 Z o.,
sos 1SrOmll ny, New York
fehyh .WeddSntdAM

These Btters are prepared, IN pure bourbon
whisky, from accumulation OF over 30 different
kinds ofroots, barks and herbs which act in per-
feet concert with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief Red
jacket, to DIR Chspin. who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained so great popularity in the Of dyspep-
sia, Liver Complaint. Constipation, Sick and Ner
vous headache. Fever ana Asue, and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either Of these loathsome discnses
will find sure cure by the use Of these Bli,ers.
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisons usually put up in such Prcpar-
atoms. aud i,aned oil on an unsuspecting public.
One trial will COW ince the most skeptica that 10
Red Jacket is virture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invgorate the system.
They are uncqualed for general debility.
They IRE u sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good aud healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimu'ent in existence.
They preventive Of fever and ague.
Ttey relieve constipation.
They Gus lac adnche.
They perfectly pure and pulateole.
Aged persons and deiicat. females will md the
can save large doctor bills BY use ofthese Biters
Beware OF counterfeits. Red Jacket Bitters ar,
only sold in bottles, with our name blown ON tn,
aide
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
WASHINGTON, April ..


A letter from the Army Of the Potomac
dated Friday evening says, there has been
severe fighting on some parts ot the line.
from a. H. to night, the result of which has
been the extension of our lines still farther
westward although At considerable loss in
killed and wounded.
The 2d division an 9th corps. supported
bv the 81, was thrown out towards the " hite
OAK Road, cast of the Boy,isown Plank
Road. ana ordered to r,;.ch ana lake position
there. Afer crossing Il small branch of
Guvclly kur, ard Willie about forming in
line of battle. our troops were fired upon by
Il heavy force OF the enemy, who were lying
concealed in the woods, anu also by rebel ar
,illcry posted in favorable position. Our
men held their ground for awhile, but the
enemy appearing to he moving TO the left
us if 10 turn their flank, the line was forced
back to their first position where they were
| rallied and checked the enemy's advance.
About the same time another attack was
made on our right flank, of the 9th corps,
| but Gen. Miles division of tho I'd corps
| being posted here matte brilliant charge,
| and doubled up the enemy, driving them
| back long distance, leaving hundreds ol
them dead and wounded on the field. This
was a very handsome affair. and the division
| received the highest praise for the manner in
which it was done. The loss on our side i
about 400, mostly i'll the 1si division.
| Tie 9th corps. about noon. again took thu
advance, and drove the enemy about mile
ami a hall, and long before dark had reached
the v hite Oak Road, for which they hat
started in the morning, and established thei
line across the same, driving the enemy into
their strong works at Hatchers Run. Thei
loss in the days work will not Ike far irou
!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03


Gold is unusually devoid Of speculative
interest The news of AN engagement be
tween Grant and Lee pro,inced little effect
ON Size price. The quotations were from
ISL, opening price, to 1919.
The LommtrctaTs Washin ,ton special says:
The rain storm has delayed the advance Of
the army. Dinwiddie Court House WAS oc-
cul ici on THURSDAY Our line extends to
the Boylstown Pla.k Road Our righ, now
rests on Ilatcher's Run, formerly occupied
by our extreme left, thus gaining an import
ant advanced position.
The rebels had retrcated to their main line
of works before the South Side Railroad,
and were evidently awaiting an attack.
Sheridan has swept clear round the rebel
army When last heard from he was near
huntsville. His scouts reported the enemy
in full force to prevent his thanking their
tarthwOrks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

TRUSTEES SALE.
Where's ON the 10th day If September
A. y. 1858. Robert NJ Prcttyman and .Jula
u. Prettvman, his wife, executed unto Jas.
j. Lindlcv, as trustee, . certain deed oil
trust, conveying unto said trustee the tract
Of real estate in the county Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, described a. follows, to-wit !:
Lot No five (5) and the east half OF lot
No. four a. in block No. fifty-scven (57)
in the city OF Davenport. together with oil
and singular the buildings, onthouscs and
improvements thereon, whirh includes the
homestead Of said Prettyman which said
deed Of trust was made as aforesaid for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of sixteen
promissory notes executed BY Burrows h
Prettyman unto Cook Sargent, and bear
ing date the said 10Th day Of September.
A. D. 1858: one Of said notes being for the
sum Of Eve thousand dollars, payable in
three years after date; six other notes each
for the sum Of two hundred and fifty dol
lars, payable respectively in six. twelve,
eighteen, twenty -four, thirty and thirty six
months aftef dste; one other note
for the sim Of five thousand three
hundred and sixty-sevcn Is 100 dollars.
payable four years after date; and eight
other notes each for the sum Of two hun
dred and sixty. eight 36-l0O dill m, psya
Bile respect ,rly in six, twelve, eighteen.
twenty four, thirty. thirty forty-two
and forty eight months AFTER idate; an Of
said notes payable at the Massachusetts
Bank, Boston, Mass.
Said deed oftrust has been duly rccsrdea
on the records Of said county Of Scott. In
book d. Of town-lot mortgages st o. SOL.
And now. oil Of said pronsissorv notes
having become due and payable. and the
said Burrows L Prettyman having failed 70
pay the same, excepting the two notes nav
able 1t xix months After date. one for Aa6O
ard the other Tor eso0 80 100. a. Aforesaid !:
], James }. Lindley. trustee Is Aforesaid. st
the request Of Austin Summer. The holder
and owner Of the said notes, do hereby s;ve
this public notice, that, BY virtue oi the
powers in me vested BY said deed of truat.
! small, on SATURDAY., the twenty. second dav
Of April. A. D 1895, at the hour Of ,wo
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court House
door in the city Of Davenport. expose and
offer for aa!e at public auction to the high-
eat bidder for cash. the Tract Of real estste
hereinbefore described, a. 70 much thereof
Is NAV be necessary to satisfy and pay the
sm"unts due On said promissosy notes. in
terest thereon to day q sale, and I'll costs
and expe- aes attending such sale. cost,
Of this notice and trustees fees
JAMES J. LINDLEY.
Tr0stss = a6vssooid.
noe0h %. lotS-d>1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
NEW York. April 9


The steamer Gen Scigwick, fiom VII
mington the both, has arrived She reports
thai IN the 3ls,. off Ilattcras, she saw u
steamer ASHORE oA fire, which was the Gen.
Lyon. from Wilmington Tor Fort Monroe,
with from 400 10 500 troops and refugees on
board The wind blowing n gale, they
could not launch boats, but went as near as
possible and picked up as many MS they could
from the boats. spa,s, wood work, &c Sew
en- were taken to the hospital at Whining
ton. The list given of the saved by the
-edgwicIs comprises only %. including most
of the officers Of the Lyon ard Few reIu-
gees and soldiers of the 99th, Syth and 6Sth
New York, sd and 56th Illinois. 9TH Ohio,
A. A schooner was seen picking up men
but they do no, know how many she saved.
When The Sclgwick lett the Lyon had burn
ed to shell and was fast drifting ON to the
breakers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF iowa. 40
SEQ County.
Klingenberg & Wull.eber, Plaintiffs.
rs.
John Bennett. A. Watz and the owners Of
the Steamboat ST. Pau Defendants.
In the District Court Of said county To the
aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
i-ict Court Of said Scott county,a pe,ition
Of Ki,ngenberg & Wullwcber. Plaintiffs,
Claiming Of you the sum Of Four Hundred
and Eleven 20luO Dollars, $4ll2u with
interes ard .osts, justly due them for
certain property Of said Plaintiffs. Of that
value, tahcn and converted by YOU to your
own use. and also praying for = writ Of at
'achment on the grouni that said Defend
arts are non residents Of the State Of
Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before mon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said District Court. to be
begun and holden Oh the lat Monday of
Nav, A. d. 1865, d.fault will be, entered
against you AM judgment rendc,ed there
on for the whole amour. claimed.
II. X. & E.CLAUssEN.
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
~
u. ). Kew. stamp, 5t,r. !
r. < W.. March 81. 1865. {
Anril1 d4W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

m Yosx. April 3.


Mr.. Kilbourn, Treasury Agent, vas ~ g
vannAh q r0ute for FeSusniins 70 esoOne1
The Village Of Milledgeville by. general
order, Is 70 chnose for IL government re
cortler, marshal and counciImen. Only freed
men Ne To vote.
Quite . number Of adopted citizens Of Sa
yannah were forced into the rebel ranks BY
one reason or another during the pr0Gse6l
of the war and since Shsrman's march
through Georgia, argr numbcn Of them
have found their way into our lines.
The Richmond SenfiNd has hong and
marked article ON Grants combination lust
opening. 1t says:
Without doubt this combination Is very
formidable. and installs tremendous cam
paign II In TO be the life and death Strug
gle-the crisis and solution Of the war" 1t
says Grant will give them their death
wound or they will give him his II calls
IN al to do their duty and claims that the sOl
diers will do theirs, and conclu, Is BY saying
the results are with God. The article y ~
tributed 10 Davis.
The HsrdiIs correspondent, in front OF
Nozzle. March 23l. says: Smiths 10th
cosps) accompanied by Gen. Candy and slaf1,
that DAY arrived at Danby's Mills. on Fish
River, on the east side OF Mobile Bay and
ten miles distant from it, aud twenty-six
miles from Mobile City. The entire 18th
corps. under Gen. Granger, was expected to
ioin the 10Th at Danby's Mills during the
evening of the I'D. This corps moved by
land from Navy Cove, ut the lower end Of
the Bay, distance Of forty miles In all
this march not more than fifty rebel soldiers
altogether were encountered.
In tact NJ. OppOstiOn was male To the nd
vance Of either corps, and no rebel works
were encountered, plainly showing that the
movement was complete surprise His
reason for not expecting an advance in tins
direction was probably the almost impassi-
bic natucc OF the country. The roads had to
be c0rdurOyed.
Gen. Canby's movement Of troops on the
west side Of Mobile Bay is probably fclnt
Heavy firing was heard in the direction Of
Mobile for twenty four hours, previous to
the 2;3d, and was supposed to proceed from
AN engagement between the monitors and
shore batteries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

For Medical Ind Table uses. which are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried 10 be appreciated
None genuine unless they have our gold ioiet on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
the cork. Sold by all druggists and dealer.
Throughout. the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied
on application to BENNETT PETERS 4 CO..
Sold by No 81 River ST, Chicago.
E. s. Ballord, at wholesale by Beiderbccke h
Miller. innc20-d&wly
Sold ii wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushnan an Setback. W. d. liar
ris 4 Co.. and Z. +. smith. druggist Of Dsv.
enport by Beidet beck 4 filler.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
NEW YoRx. April

Major Frank Pope, Assistant Surgeon Of
the overland telegraph expedition TO Russia,
leaves this port on Monday next for Sitka,
New Archangel, where he will join Colonel
Buckley Maj Pope is the last Of the mem
hers of the party from this side of the Rocky
Mountains, and the preliminary practical
steps for the establishment of an overland
telegraph which shall connect this country
with Europe and Asia can now he consider
ed fairly taken
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF Iowa. 90
Scott County,
JAMES Rowan, surviving partner Of the
firm Of Rowan & Walsh, Plaintiff.
VS..
John Bennett, A. Waltz, and the owners Of
the Steamboat St. Paul, Defendants.
In the District Court Of said county. To the
the aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said Scott county. petit
ton OF James Rowan, surviving partner Of
the firm Of Rowan 4 Walsh, Plaintiff,
claiming Of you the sum Of Four Hundred
Dollars x40ol with interest and costs, as
justly due him for certain property Of said
Plaintiff, OF that value, taken and con
verted by you to your own use, and also
praying for = writ Of attachment on the
ground that said Defendants are non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court. TO be be
gun and holden on the LIST Monday Of May,
A. d., 1865, default will be entered against
you and judgment rcnd. red thereon Tor the
whole amount claimed
H.R. / f. CLAussIs,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Y. $. Rev. stamp, b0c
J. T.. Mrrch 81, 1865. {
April 1hiw ~~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

Certiifcates OF the various articles arc placed
ir envelopes, scaled aud mixed These envel.
opes will be sent BY mail m ordered. withowt re.
gard tochoice. After receiving the Certificate
aud seeing what article il represents, you are at
liberty to send and get the article, or any uther
On thelist Of the same value, and after seeing
the article. II it does not give perfect satistac-
tion, We desire you to return II and get the mon
ey In all transsc ions by mail We charge for
one Certificate IS CENTS tive Certificates will be
sent for e. eleven for a.. thirty for e.. one hun
dred for els. Agents wansed Everywhere. We
allow Agents ten cents On each Certificate, provi
d their remittance amounts 81 one dollar A.
% extra Premiums for Ia re orders.
ARnT NApuEs-On the receipt Of u 80, re will
se0d Solid Silver shield u IRE conn., or badge,
for either Division or Corps in the Army. or q
Cavalry. Artillery, Infantry. Engineer, or Pom.
TONERS Pin. with your name. regiment. and
company handsomely engraved thereon. togeth.
err with our Wholesale illustrated circular "a
agents
y. "a. WAN ID 4 Z a.,
sos broadway, New York
fahJS s~odk astdl~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
i. L. Fa neS0ck'S
WORM GO.vFECTxO.N.S

are prepared from the active p 'ucple of his
celebrated Ncrnifuge They are pr up in a nice
palatable form 70 suit the taste Of tt,ye who can
not conveniently s,e the Vel, miiege. Chill r,n
VIII take them without trouble. They ae nm Of.
fective W RIM destroyer. ind may be GEN 10
the most delicate CHI ID
Prepared and sold by r. l.. FAHNESTtCK
CO.. Sole froprietors, - and IS Wood sndYi
Fourth streets. Prtsburg, Ia
Sold By Druggists and Meocine dealers yener
ally ma.o cI,wtws,r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
Dr.. r. A. Wilson's Pilll
WILL cVRg

$3.50.
WILL GVW8
~
|
| y -
|
49,
t. ~ ~,
| m. II KDS
ss<s IN. - w
tk4YN vi 49, s
y Al ssS1t1ss
| - I'M ~ 9Ull<E
>5 "A ID
| mn.
| E7 W
|
| ISL
~N
IN. N-
3<6M ~
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE,
And r. ~ ;.
SUFFERING IRON UedOaCnc, Il
at nnro and h,,v q hov
os'~ ouy Ov~'
~ DIRECTIONS ARE PROPERLY POL
LOWED THEY WILL PERFORM A
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT cllPF.
One pill n n nose.
y
D. u. lAH n Els TOOK d CO.
cor n,o,.
wHo1rs.Y- n.,,co,.n.
Ana ua,,,.
ii,ssrrs ~ r "mss ~ Icss' NC Isso'
.G& IS Wood ST.. Pittsburgh. "a
ron s.rr ~
Druggists and ca,oc& Hoa;c;n. 0..,a,>
e....-s.
Asa TOnoCe
They agree with the mos, delicate stomach, re-
v., Nausen Pain and debility, from that or
wh.,, -. .l'r"n9h u impart tone and vlgor 10 the
'ysen
AS q Cath rite.
They influence more the mo,ory and less the Ne.
hin.,rnp Y, "si ~ me ooweis Dian any other com.
~st'
VI OySRCU9I0S
And its ten thousand incon, .neuee.. from i.
- - uikesnon and saIIow cheeks to extreme
aud deprt ssi"n Of spi'ns. or a con-
farm H.. r.,, 80. 80 'i'oS' "kk' " "tcu
~ ~ 'nese RMS are confidently recommended
s"'e cure. u pcrseser'ngly used.
1Icafla cha nF ~ Es~A.
Such =, Go. ua., ~ ". '.'ns'
Rheumat he,dacbe I.;,,,s h. "Is le" S;
head che. Chronic headache Tbrnhbiny head.
acie-is pro ptly relciyed BY the use ~ the.
FILLS.
They Ncver Fail
LII removing N\(NEA anil uEAnACuE -
a,vn I,,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
MANHOOD.

A ND THE vIGOR or YOUTH REsrOnrD
lain EOUR WEEKS. by DR. RECORDS n.
SESCE Of LIFE. DR.. Rfcord, (of Psris.) aDee
some four year: Of earnest solicitation. hss =
length acceeded to the urgent request Of ~
American public, and appointed an agent u NoX
York. for the sale Of his valued end hiehly 49,
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent viii -
store Manhood 70 the most shattered constiSu.
t"ns 10 four weeks; and, II used accordia4 T.
printed instructions. failure Is impossible. Thio
life restoring remedy should be taken by Fl
about 10 marry, a. its effects are permspen1.
Success, in every case, Is certain.
DR. Ricord's Essence Of Life 10 sold 10 easseL
with full Instructions for use, at %. or louf
quantities in one for -. and will be sent 70 soY
part cenrfuly packed, on receipt Of reuittanco
to his accredited agent. Circular cen, ffss g
receipt IT,, Of four e, r s,amPs
One door west Of broadway, n. r.
lanl4 dly Sole agent for the United SlaAse !
Csssm ssstssNs 3 .JsNssoes, =
~AxurAcruaERs ov "a
GRAND. Set ARE. q COTTACE CpRS0H1
Pl.l.rO 70 TEA
No s2s broadway. Now York.
Each instrument warranted for i've Ya.,s =
Wholesale and retail, IS per cent. lese enaa ~
arne class Piaro elsewhere. Dssleep Uilf - -
Q .amine our Instruments. Send Cor eesaIerrs.
9eraeo Watcrs' Music Hssah01aAnene
The Hor ,ce waters' Grand so.s.. - ~
right Pianos. Melodeons, Harmou}s0a ~ ~.
Ian Organs, arc known a. Rrsa class ineAs~1s.Ss
Warranted for i've years, Prises reeeoaS8is.-
Wholesale and retail. Also Caaine4 0e-sse.
600 10 $3.50 - = -
The Horace watsrs' Pisuos arp knov - $3.50
the very best..-lN. y. Evangelisa.
We can speak u The Hossse WsIsre, 80.
from personal knowledge, e a ~ w. ~
(Cbristian Intellisencer. a 49,
The larrest strrrh ~ sh>>x As....- - y
Music books, and all kinds q 6.si.,i ~. 4.
inenfs. and Music Nerchsnd = ~ isSsce
rates. HORACE WATGn6. n
iso2S-dkwly 46l BeoadWoy. r. NJ. N,