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VTTE respectfully direct the attention Of sfners
w and other Retail Dealers % eur tsfgs stoer al
Stationery and Motions. which we offer q the tery
lowest possible prices As We are not afflicted win
high rents nor any other hesvy expense. We sre
Us and see q. 9. JONE.S a c.
No. So Broad St, between College and c1lerry
mar9-a
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Notice.
F q ms oFrcE, DEPT og c.

CHIEF Q. Ms OFFICE. DEPT OF CUMP I
NASHVILLE, IEss-, harch I, lso1
The Railroad Bridge scross the Cumberland XIV
erbeine unable o. aeccmnsotlaie thr fuilic and
Private travel steam Berry has ben established
~ The Qliartermlstef's Department, lust above
fhe Railroad srdge, az Ehat b. kaosn A. broan >
Ianduz 81 Public travel Elll cross ~ Itis feFrTf
gben practicable snd PRIV travel VII - allow
e. on payrent OF stuns Fafs a. ar chalge1 b tns
Railroad Bridge
By cornmasd Of Ma. Gen. Gro. n. Tuoats-
q T. DINA Ll5ON,
Bvt Brig. Gen. Chef q. n, Dept. CuIno.
u1ar9-iW
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Office of Provost Marshal,
NASHVILLE, IESJs., March 3, 1865
GENERAL ORDERS,
No Z

Not.
l. il having become evident that no good order
and quiet can be preserved in tn city while the
large number OF Government Employees belonging
roam &C large At all hours; and full consultation
hav nR been held with Brig. General Donaldson
Chief O. NJ. Department of the Cumberla1d-who
has issued concurrent orders upon the subjeet-it
is hereby ordered, that no Government Employee
will be showed upon the streets o. the city, or Opt
Of his barracks ar quarters, afternne O'Clock, p NJ
unless he has written pc mission from the officer
EN- p.oying him, or his authorized Foreman.
"a. The Patrols are hereby ordered 10 arrest all
such Employees found out Of their quarters sffer
nine o'clock. P. NJ. without said written pass, ard,
~ far as pract cable report them 70 their barracks
utupon a second offence, or upon the request Of
their Commanding officer OF Foreman, they will } Q
iInprisons and punished usual for misdemeau-
or BY comm md OF
Brig. General JOHN F. MILLER,
HUNFER BRoOKs
Tnari0-bt Captain and Provost Marshal
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For further information in regard tC
the skiIful success in the treatment oil
diseases, the reader is referred 70 STH
LE's THERAPEUTICS and MATgRIA MEDICA
two large volumes, late edition of 1860
the best work in the United States
whore You viii find DR.. NcGills name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment of dis
esses of women. Fora diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaFan-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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Young kayfed LaIss whose Eaisss-suae il has
rsen not % bnng forth u due Season, remember
Col mas sad yol aho1id mUihpiy add repienish. i
tnia is your desire you can consult fne either hJ
letter OF ic person. 10 iay over lhir1y-fYe year.
q ace need nfsize Application. All ccFnrnunicd b.
~ after f,r ue-nna es~foflu conf fgarff.f
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UIIICL Q 3. UIELCT IhN LOMMTshIONEHs,
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn March 10th, 1865.
TNHE time (GO days. for payment of direct taxes
being expired by act Of Congress, cannot be ex-
e nded beyond this, Ilthinst The failure Of tax pay-
ors 70 appear at this once during the first half Of
this period has rendered il iinposs bic 10 make out
receipts Tor those who have crowded the Office dn-
ring the past thirty days. TO give, however. all
persons who desire 70 pay within the sixty days an
opT oTfanty Of 70 doing accurate and def mite de-
'riTt ons Of property, with name OF Dsrtyto whom
listed in 1890 may be fled in this Office curing the
10th and nth INST. and receipts will be made ont
and dated within the sixty DAYS
f. =. FERRY, lc..
rnsr IA lO-2t
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United States Direct Taxes.

marchlO-1t
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A two story brick dwelling, few doors north of
Line STREE. containing or rooms.
Two large and magnificent dwellings, containing
from 10 70 Y room
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Market street.

A two story brick residence on East side Of Mar
ket street. near its junction wi, the MurfreeshOro
Turnpike, rooms beside smoke house and kiich-
en-. bots5 feet mont by us deep.
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Hides and TaIIow.

WEYILL be Rold ~ Pubic Auction 81 the q. 8
w Government Slaughter Honse In Nashville.
Tennessee, on WEDNESDAY, March 18th, 1865 Al
10 O'Clock, an:
l2,0Jo Wet Sailed Hides, more or less
1900 Dry hides,
40 Barrels TalioW,
Terms cash 8. D. HENDERSON,
MARSH Capt and c s.
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III EEllsslans 49,.

Toung Man, stop before Jon further 20. o. al
Eacsses subject % Man. there u uo disease 20 hard
20 cue as hight EuIssions, fnd plss.si4G5 sse
cay that have curei dozens b thl5 city, g. vel a.
different States, who have spent dOlsf Gfsr dol
ar, and are now vel cured BY mo. ! an daily re-
esiVng letters eud sending fnc cLo % al parts O.
he country. In 8 word, az thai a-1 Gisssssi iz
anY way. and VIII give me q call, I Wil gFs s4s-
action Tor al q ths diseases uaec10aHd I'd fs -
Tere enlsn4. Tas best Of rcs3-encss giFsu ID fili.
CITY.
Az letter. directed ID
DR. lICGILL,
unf0n street, Nashville. Tenn.
lanI-Iy WI meet with prompt attention.
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South Union.

A sral Frame residence between Franklin Pike
| and High street
A small brick dwelling with rooms, besides
| kitchen. Possession can be gwen.
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circular TO SOLDIERS.
Certificates Of Service,
The Union Defenders Certificate.

with beautiful tOrder printed in colOrs, showing
th- Union army marching in counties numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating and coOrs flying.
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NO. =.
Union Defenders Certificate,

with a besutiful engraving Of the Goddess Of Lber-
" uphodng the Flag OF our Union, snd urging on
Union Army 10 crush treason and the rebellion.
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On Consignment,
HaY.

I00 Bales Hay Just received. and for sale in lots
lOO 90 suit purC hRsers, NJ $50 % per ton
msrs-0 HARDCASTLE 4 GENNETT.
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Bvt Brig. Gen. (
uaf3 ~
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FACTORY

orders SLED for Bosnis, Plank, shaved AMI say
cd shingles. Joisi, Lvths, Framing and Cornrs
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/. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREASURY pEPARrMENT

oFFIcK on THe CoMPTRoLLER or rHE CuEeENCY, :
WAsmSsToN, Jan. 81, 1855. }
VTTHEREAS, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presentcd 70 the undersigned, Il has been
made 20 appear that THE SECOND NATIONAL
BANK OF NAsHViLt F." in the city ofNa~hve,
in the county Of Day dson and State of Tennessee,
has be. dty organized under and according to the
requirements OF the Act Of Congress, entitled Gan
Act TO provide National Currency, secured hy
pledge Of United States bon ~, and TO provide f1r
The circulation ~ q redemption thereof approved
June Sd, ls6t. and has com lied with III the pro-
visions Of said act. required 10 Re complied with
b. fore commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act:
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloeh, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that a. he Sc
cond National Bank OF Nashville" IN the city Of
Nashville. in the county Of Davidson, and State OF
Tenne ssee, is authorized to commence the bnsi-
aess ef Banking under the Act aforesaid.
Ia testimony whereO, t~ess my
hand and seal Of Office this ihmty-firzt
[ 2 day Of January, 1865
- D - HUGH McCULLOCH,
COMPTROLLER Of the Currency.
BS-The above institution " u be oTenpd 10 bust
aess D the course Of a few days. OF which due no.
nee VII be gwen.
JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier
febl7-2m
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Line street.
Vine street.

A very Isrge and desirable two story brick resI
denee.
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81 Charles Shaving Saloon.
No. aIUnion street.

Drown MAHAN have opened Shaving
II Saloon at the above stand, ana solicit
call from their o customers and the public gem
erslly. Tn have good BARRIERS employed and
guarantee satisfaction To all who may give them a
call. marl0-lH
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A large numbsr Of vacant lots IN various parts Of
the city ana suburts..
marlin Id
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Unimproved and Timbsr Lsads.
For Sale or Lease.

large number O Trscis Of various Eizes and DIS
tancss nom the city
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I'm the Suburbs

A small frame residence near the Wilson Spring
with rooms. Lot 30 by ITO.
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For Sala.

D0UNTERs. Shelving Show Case, and al the
~ fixtures in store No. II, Cedar street Ihe
halanre II the Goods on hand aill b. sod n Cin-
einnat cost also 100 good packing boxes. Call
Immediately. d. n. SPORTSMAN,
msr9--4t No II Cedar streei.
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Chr0nIc -

Fith Subtraction; RheumaHsrn, Affections Ct ths
Lungs; Diseases % the Tnrosl, SEeils3 joints,
3ia Limbs, Pieurisy, Pans, lce-s, CfnceF, Gravel,
Diseases CT the Heart and LAYER, Inflammation 81
,he stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or dcr0igls
Desfness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debiiiaied Sys-
lenns, Dyspepsia OF Ind seston, End CGnsun1pl Jon
together with all Private Diseases sud
Diseases OF the L riuary Organs.
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NTcLemOre street.
Church street.

A two story Brick residences short distsn
Of Cedar street
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REGULAR AUCTION
BY JOHN h. HUME g. co.
Friday Morning, March 10, 1865

~ R0CERIES, FURNITURE and CARPETINGs,
VI with alsrge consignment Of
Flour, Lard, Candles 81 starch.
JOHN K. HUME 4 co.
marchl0-1l
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Union street.
High street.

Five Houses, opposite the New Theatre, in Il
cen raj portion Of the city.
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To Rent

DATENT APtesian. Well Drilling Machinery, with
portable steam eng ne Apply first house
north Il Grsin DeTot, on Clay street Also .u-
perior Horse-pO for sale maT5--IWe
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Ample Security, Fair Rates. Prompt
Payments.

DIR ECTORS
sLEXANDER FALL, JANIS WOODS.
JNO. KIRKMAN, W. W. BERRY,
VIM. r. BERRY, c. +. HILIMAN
n BURNS. JNO. II EWIN,
v. H. EVANS, SAM. PR1CHITr,
ROBERT THOMPSON.
ALEX. FALL, President.
q. G. McNARY, Secretary.
msrJ-,im
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SECOND
NATIONAL BANK
OF
NASHVILLE.

THIS institution, organized under the National
Il Banking Law Of Congress, i openfd Tor me
near Union.
yaad sell on commission. all kinds Of Govern
ment Securities, Stocks, Bonds, Ameuean 6-ldi
A. A. NELSON, President
JOHN LUMSDEN, Cashier.
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Auction Sale
OF Bull ding LET'S in The Ci'y Of
JohnsOnvil1e.

On THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Aprii
9Th 18th and sth we will offer for sale on he pre-
misses, large number Of Building Lots IN the TINY
ing and promising
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Hinkie 4 Co.'S Amy Portable House.,
solder ReiarnInE from re Army
HlnEIe 8. -. - b BaIIlIas.

Containing AZ plans Of DselI.nEs. ChuFches. Coz
f-rss. store. aoIduEs. ArfhitraTes, Has. COM
49, starr. se. end uuch Vaiulfie iff1 ailnu on
bmidius uli he -sut nee a posiase on iereifs q
II h. cent? mails dAF
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7 DHILIP HiNhLE having purchased tie enlr
interest Of Joseph Guild, the business viii he.e
I after bc carried GA in the name u Hinkle o..
LUMBER YARDS
Adioin.n our Factory and in Fuliou. eonian.ag
several sores % gr0und with our oarr laHding.
aide u- to yard, -e lumber in fiie rough % man
uaacture into buiidng nlaieriais On batter te ms
and more promptly, itau aoy other estabi. shuleli
orders SLED FOR Bosr,is, Prank, shaved and saE.
ed Shingles. J0isi, iEths. Framing aud C0mrs
Tm0er VI every description.
ia Glory.
Our Factory Il 80 By go s,si. fous stories high;
We unauullCtuFe afd keep constantly On hanA Pan
Z 4 Dro $, sash inside ana oItside Ven.usn r1g1i
ani Panel shutters, Msu ie= Door ant Win 30
Ffames Base. Ffasters W esther Boarding, White
| amd leiloF Pine, fioorng shllsinE Or Store.
] Plan Boa -ds end ~ mas 81 Tzrous rai1.rs-
-uisb'e for Ire nu-h 81 frame 0r brick houses %
every he enpu0n. Az k.nds 81 Starr vi NJ
/ h0q,ny and cherry Kali cod Newell. sash, palntsi
I snd glazed, constantly on hand.
/ Perscus ah0at % erect or make alterations l
Their 1uiiirg Or stores. in city 0r country, can ~
supplei With al The carpenter EoEx, rea'iy msd7
Z ~ -ea-oued lumber. II tbeT VII furnish ~ sa
I'll Of items, giving sze and quality, se vii ~
them tte cost - reiilrn ma l.
Hinkie & Co.'s Army Portable House.,
HospItsls, Dwellings. stores. chspeis. Readng
Rooms, school Houses, &C., with ron roof
These bIiiGinEs are ma q d o. Do e q VIDE ~
anT depth, story 2 FEET lu nches or 10 feet , gl,
Hiiu store % 0N i1fg ifurtt ana The uuullei u
rooms, windows sud Doors wanted, ail hiieo'
together With Ihe neces-ary hardware. They afs
20 eonstrletei that they can b. Put together a
ialen apart 70 q few ho -
Soldiers Returning from ire Army
We have furnished a nunlsr 81 these hu.idnEs
b. discharged soldiers. Nho have taken ID m ,sit
goo1-, 60 the southern country, landed. put up 90
store AMI shelving she same day, ant opered "
sell goo q fhe next morning
trHucrs n urimpruF-d real esfste, in cty o.
eounfFg, gill ind msuT places ihal iie rrai' %
fiiase buildiags vii pay tn cot - them iu or
Year. and hoy en- D. removed IN lev iqil-i
wren lnrEer bfilllugs are lutfd-
The greet aeraand Or OBJ So Portable Houses De-
errnpe'.stl us o. Increase cur flefes Or mantle
tnr ~ We aTe uoH prepared o. furnish 50 ounh-
inz4 per Eeak-
po-f,f. viii o. seui On recc 81 three cent post
see amp.
HlnkIe & Co.'S Book on Baiitings
Containing AZ plans Of Dwellings, ChuFches. Coz
f-rsa eiorea d0idfuls. Ar hiiraFes. Has. Conf
49, Stare se. aud much Taulfis if.f 1rr ailnn on
bmidius ull he -eut nee a posase. on iereiFs q
Il h. cents NAILS daa
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PORTABLE HOUSES.
HINKLE Co.
No. sss Wet Front s. cIasInnslI, 0.
Army Portable Stores and Dwellings :
Lumber Yard and Builder wsrsroOm..
Sash, Door and Vsnitlan Shutter FACTORY
LUMBER YARDS

DHILIP HiNkLE having purchased tie enGrs
interest Of Joseph Guild, the business viii he.s.
after b. ear ried on in the name u Hinkle a o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

We invite the att ,rtion of our readers to a
careful perusal of Dr. Easterly's medical adver
tisement which can he seen in our columns to-
day. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty wears established IN 81 Louis. are de-
setvcdly popular. have q rapid sale, and are re-
s,at ded the beat now in use. Dr.. Easterly pc.
pates remedy for each particular form OF dis
ease, and not one remedy 10 cure all diseases. as
you often see recommended by others His med
icines are standard preparations, kept III all the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
Northwest. and are resorted TO by invalids ii ON
all parts Of the United States. Al DR.. Easterly's
Family Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
an experienced and educated physician we can
recommend them with confidence to the afflicted
IS being much superior to Others in general use
We say L. the afflicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed TO DR.. Easteriy, st. Louis, Mo-, will
be promptly filled and forwarded by express to
al. parts OF the country. octl7 d6wiy
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PRRRY's Morn AND f'RRckLR LorfoN

KkWk1 y mOIu AND r THBCALh 1SOTION-
Chloasma, or Mcthpatch, (also called Liver
spot,) and Lentigo, or Fieckles. are often
complexion, for the discolored spots show
more plainly on the face Of blonde than Of
. brunette; but they greatly mar the beau.
.tY Of either; and any preparation that will
I e6cc,ually remove them without injuring
the texture or color of the skin is certainly
desidcratu,n. DR.. B. @. Perry, who has
made diseases Of the skin q speciality, has
discovered Z remedy forthese discoloraticns,
wAich is at once prompt, infallib'e. For sale
by Hitchcock 4 Starks, and Stevenson L
Cprnahan. Prepared only by B. q. Perry,
bcr1natologist, No. 40 Bond Street, New
York, and for sale BY all druggists. Price
- per bottle. Call for Pes.ys Moth and
Fsci8s Lotion. FuLLsl, Fiscn L FuELkR,
Wholesale Agents, Chicago, III. [sp14 1y
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4
,0esaae ~ our city.
Nh. Ec,,c s:--pcrnit me to inqsir
through your CO. 'aOus, WY oss C,sy ~ ooan =
Gil i not making .rfep.fss'ons \. ~ w n
iehse Of our city aesa. 'ss Me a.s r.., :"
terrible plague now &C, ~fg'ng hu1oPe :.
Have thsy the prssumptio 70 suppose ::
moment that the robes !" aiu..a. - -
glory have been thrown arou4u tne'n :.
the good ci.ixens OF Davenport, to y ~.
sullied BY their sitting suppinely q. -. -. :.
their easy chairs, when active steps sh 'ss.
10 taken by them to guard our city again.
the fearful ravages that the cholera may
visit upon out devoted headss Gentlemen
Of tho City Council. are you sure your Al
dsrmanic garments will protect your A
aorrowful consolation you viii and them !!
Do you not know that cholera and supine-
ness are the best Of friends that they pos
scss ! powerful attraction for each other
Their affinity wonderful, and never fail
when they meet to embrace most affection
ateiy?. What is the condition Of your city?
Of your neglect.
DO you close your. eyes, - you pass
through our citys Can you place your foot
on the ground without its being soiled by
the seeds Of diseaser Is not every street,
every alley, and back yard hcaped up with
accumulated filthincssy Show me one
square yard Of healthy surface in the city
Of Davenport. and will show you thous.
and unhealthy ones. You know that clean
illness is cholerA's greatest enemy. Then
why tolessts this f11thiness in 0ur cityf II
Is not your fauk thAt ( pestilsnce hae not
visited ~ long ere ere this. And should
the cholera visit our country, and Daven
port continuc as it is. Il win find dread.
tul harvest in our midst. But this all can
be prevented, md that, too, w you. You
have the means at your control, and it is
your duty TO use it. The citizens expect it
and require it. They look to you for pro
lection. Will you grant il. 6irs, IN aw
ful responsibility hangs upon your should
srs. Every dispatch from Europe warns
you Of the approach Of most dreadful enc
my, and points out TO you the means Of de-
fsn.e. Will ycu heed that warning p
Should you not, you will have to answer
before the throne Of High Heaven for every
life that may be stricken from our midst BY
that pcstilence. Your time is short. Win
ter is fast approaching. It may be too lDte
in the spring. We want action now. In
less than twenty days that plague can be in
our city. Then why put of preparations
DO you not fear it Has it not already de>
populated many citlss Of Europep And
have you any assurance thst it will with>
hold its ravagcs from our shores. We ask
you 70 &, to work. We want you to go to
work. We command you to go to work.
We are in danger, and you know it, and it
is Jour duty to prepare 10 meet that dan
ger Will YOU do it.
Yours, respectfully,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01

CLEAsLIsEss.-ln another column our
readers will find very sensible comnuni-
cation IN relation to the threatened approach
Of the Asiatic cholssa, and the duties now
devolving upon our city fuaers. "A cursart
glaacs At the filthy and disease breeding a.
lsys IN all parts of our. city, viii convince
any One that if We Do not. have the cholers
in euf midst during the next season, it will
b from no care or exestiopo Of oura We
bavn't the least idea that the wishes and re-
quests Of hundreds Of our citisens will be
heedsd. We expect to see everything pro-
gresss o. rather repcss, just ~ it now does.
and whsa ~ next suiAdher srfisea,. II the
sholefs visits our neielbon, ~ expect -
- Davenport receive its share Of dssola-
Va just like the rsmaindsr. An energetic
popular tempest might, however, awaken
osr rulers from their lethargy. and ~ hope
tesse every citizen Do his iittls towards crsA-
ting IL 'ssss ~sAFS q IheL i.n
80 ss7Al sss5a.'E .ssgrq.xsa. .z8i Ta1 I
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WON'T Use ANY OTHER.
The success aud the increasinG demand which
~ has atteadsd the use of
Webs(ey's VoGDtable Hair lnviserator


Is the subject Of conversation in all circles, },
and we are often told by Druggists that
they never sold preparation that met with
such candid and universal praise It is war.
ranted to restore Gray Or faded lair to its
original color IN four cocks ar the money re-
fusded, and % . Hair dressing it has no
equal, being purely regetabie it cures all
humors Of the scalp, and stops hair from
falling out in one week. Although powerful
in restoring gray hair, yet it contains no su-
gar Of lead; is not dye, and is harmless as
water; it gives the scalp healthy tone. in
sigosstes the roots Of the hair. This prep.
aration is the result dfgreat expense i,fsci
entiiic experiments, by one Of the ablest
cheuists iD tho country, and has beenthot.
oughly tested by eminent individuals qual-
flied to decide upon its merits, and pro-
nouuccd by them . have noeqmliY tss, k(t
Fot sale in Davenport by Hitchcock L
Starks, G. Schlegel, Stevenson L Carnahan.
BtRNAn = N.ScHAAck, Wholesale
DruggistA, 10 Lake st., Chicago. Agents
foFthe Northwest. sp25 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE. {

NcsaG he desiribls Residence on 9tady
|etrce,. tcw occupied By usne~1 liakes.
No v. vnar HssdI Strcsss e Afn4r9eafs
p stor,ss. Rooms and cellar. with we'll and CAS-
ern. Lot Us by 1885, well stocked with young
fruit Price tl.20o.
| No, TO- On north side 9th street, Sd door east
ot the Me.hodi6s uhdteh .ystorv, in ge Cd repair.
! rooms and cellar WitG cistern uud brick stable.
Lot So feet deep. Price $1,000.
No H. On the eas. side of Brady street, dot
Aoa feestron 8 rooms, good cellar and ciste!n
Price Z boo or thu hoasa and portion OF the
aud will be sold separately.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
by Geo. 4. {. bow, Esq, being the dwelling house
hnd three full lots. Apntine 6ensh upon 9Th ST.,
korner Of Farnum street. This house is in per
ect repair, having been fitted up by, the owner
for himself< The eu1ire afranaensnt ofthe house
|. tasteful and complete; The view from this
No. \ FrIiQ neuse espth oide "a steeek te6
nilesiwess Of Brady street price, 81 500. Two
birds may remain on mortgage st six per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-01
RIVER NEWS.

MARRIED..
On the sl.- NJ. by.Rxv J. y. MAsnx Mr.. JOHN
HYLAND and MISS NARY f. MURRAY, AL Of
THE comfy.