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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
SSLRCH 20.
nro. Y. Monprc,r. Eso., Ralelgh. Y. G.:

Go ". MORDIcAIi bsq'' HaIeIgI' NJ V''
srr ber leave thankfully 20 acknowledge the receipt
If yonr letter of the 18th Instant inciosing i2 c. :
bonds 10Y $4,000 sent as your contribution toward
having the Confederate debt" and 10 assure you Of my
bish appreciation Of the generous patriotism which
tempted the donation
With great respect
/ remain your most obedeut servant,
Gro. 4. TRENHOLM.
Secretary of Treasury.
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the honor 10 state that II absolutely necessary that these
gentlemen ride in the with me freight for its proper
protection and trust that You viii approve OF same
Very respectfully, c,..ec,.,-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT.

The Citizens Of New York to Abraham Lincoln President
Of the United States
With deyout thankfulness TO Almighty God FOR the
gracious protection he has youcLsaieG TO n as naoh
;n the ners and conflicts Of civil war. desire TO
acknowledge his merciful goodness and join IN reye
ence for His Holy name.
In the confident belief that the measure viii be IN ac-
cordance with the principles when nave guldea your
councils in the execution Of the great trust committed TO
yopr hands We respectfully request that cay to be de-
sgna.ed in your own good time may be set apart when
the whole people may be invited TO assemble snd meet
togetber - offer praises and thanks for the brilliant sue.
oses which under Divine Providence have been secured
10 rs by the persistent energy sagacy and adey OF the
government and 10y tie Skill ntrepdity and sefsacrh-
Zinc devotion of the army and navy engaged N main
ainip the honor and preserving the life Of the nation
otbe countless blessings enjoy under the benign IN
duence of free Institutions and tor The cheering prospects
Of opening before Us once more united prosperous and
happy country. ,e,,-.-...
NEW YORK, april 6. 1860
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Can't. P. 4. MAYO, A. G. NJ.

CAPT Seven Of the CLERKS Of this Department have
been detailed accompany the treasure &c sent Char
loite, N. C., TO leave by frei ls.rtomouow. II have
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
From tie New York Times, 10th instant
QUE YICToRIES-ADDRESs TO THE PRESIDENT
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
TIE committee appointed the Sd instant to make ar
ranqements for the celebration Of our recent VICTORIES
III meeting AT tie Customhouse on Saturday. Col
ector Draper presided and Samuel Sloan, ESQ., acted as
secretary large number OF prominent citizens were
present and took part in the proceedings The commit
Tee amounted to prepare address 10 the President and
appropriate resolutions. reported the following, which
We're unanimously adopted:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. :. Ar
Richmond, April 9, 1865.

SIR In addition 20 the instructions heretofore given
Won verbally and which understand have been duly
executed in connection with the dsp ston Of the eff
fects of your Office you hereby authorized to put N
order ALL the effects Of your Office for immediate trans
portatop You will also forthwith 70 the First
Auditor TO be destroyed the old and muated issues OF
Treasury coupons &c as indicated IN your letter
to N OF Yesterdays date, and generally make such ir-
Their preparations may be necessary to facilitate the
immediate removal Of your Office
! am, respectfully &c,
G. 4. TRENHOLM Sec'y OF Treasury.
John y. HENDRKN Treasurer c. s., Richmond, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
Mlior O. II. Hoop, Q. NJ.

MAJOR Please furnish transportation for seven Of the
clerks in this Department as per memorandum below 70
freight train on tomorrow morning sd inst in charge
of treasure &C. say two car loads aad would respect
fully state that il is absolutely necessary that they should
ride In the cars with the freight for its proper protection
was informed by Col Sims that there was no necessity
for a formal request for transportation for freight
Very respectfully,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
OPERATIONS ON JAMES RIVER.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The Navy Department.
has received the following report from Admiral Por-
ter, of his operations in James river subsequent 70
the capture Of Richmond:
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Hon. JoHv z. BREcEINRIDaE. Secretary of War:
SIR The Treasurer Of the c. 5. is shipping via R. Il
&c IN ease of an emergency requiring transportation
by WAGONS OF otherwise any other facilities, have
tie honor request that you issue such orders or auhor
~ - H. Marshall Esq., who is in charge Of same as
viii rge him every facility in protecting the vauabes in
His Charge -
john W. HALL, Chief Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14
To the PRESIDENT

TO The PRESIDENT
Sir The collection Of customs st the ports OF Whining
ton N c. Charleston, : c., aud savannah, Ca having
ben entirely arrested, have the honor 70 suggest that
tbe oces OF Collector Surveyor and Naval Officer for
these Uor. be discontinued for the present and that
their elects De turned 10 he nearest principal de-
postaries.
Very respectfully
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-14

JOINS ". HALL, Chef CLERK.
April Q.
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r. H. SMITH, ESQ. Richmond, Va
SIR Accept ny thanks for the contribution Of ceTtia.
oates and currency in aid OF the treasury amounting
40 81 OO with the assurance Of my high appreciation Of
the patriotic motives which prompted the donation.
Very respectfully, r.,
Secretary OF Treasury.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-01
Estabyishea June e3, 1862. Vol
Presence of Mind.

In California some years ago, man was to
| make balloon ascension. For some reason
! he was unable to initiate the balloon to the
proper degree, and could not make the ascen-
sion himself, as he had advertised. Not to
disappoint the crowd OF spectators entirely, he
attached a cord thousand feet in length
| (more or less) to the partially inflated balloon,
removed the basket, the ballast, the luncheon,
extra clothing, and other articles provided for
the aronaut, fastened piece of board beneath
in place of the basket (like the seat to a swing)
and took wide awake boy, tending peanut
stand near by, to send him up the length of
the ropes. He seated himself on the board,
instructed by him how to hold on, and to let
go the balloon. The lad was eager enough for
the adventure, and leit his peanut-stand in
such a hurry that he had not secured the nav
for pint of peanuts just delivered to chap
whom we shall now call Sam Jones. His part
ing injunction as he moved sIyward amid the
cheers of the crowd, was addressed to his
"boss" and warned him to 'Eook out and get
the pay for them peanutsw =
Up he swiftly went, higher and higher,
swinging on his frail support beneath the
huge balloon, and the assembled thousands
were in measure compensated for their dis
appointment in not witnessing the exploits of
the professor But look the balloon gathers
impetus as it rises; the gas expands and swells
out the huge bulb; it reaches its prescribed
height, wayers and struggles for a moment,
snaps the confning cord, and scars off into in
finite space. The boy sits firmly on his peri
lous seat, and holds tight for his life; but the
valvecord is out of his reach; he is helpless to
return, and a sensation of indefinable horror
shudders through the vast throng, as he dis
appears-a bubble, a speck, an invisible atom
in the upper air, to perish of cold or hunger,
Or falling be dashed to pieces. Everybody
gave him up as lost, and his parents mourned
him as dead. ~ $50
Two days later, the same boy, alive and
well, 'might have been seen" rushing up the
street on the arrival of the Sacramento boat
His first saIutarion was addressed to his employ
er: "Did Sam Jones pay you for for them
peanuts ?" The wondering people gathered
around with eager questions, and the boys
brief story OF his adventures was soon told
When he found himself going out OF sight
of the earth he thought not SO much of
his danger as how he should get down again.
He had seen the valve-cord operated, but it
was out of his reach. So he climbed up the
ropes and netting, as he swung far above the
clouds, pulled the valve-cord and come swiftly
down. He landed safely in the midst of a
large marsh, covered with an immense growth
of Hcat-tail flags six freight feet tall. Through
his way slowly for long distance, and finally
came out into open land. He then steered
straight for the river, hailed the boat when it
came along, was taken ON board and landed at
the place he started from-ragged but unhurt,
cool and saucy as ever, having passed through
many dangers and escaped them all. 1a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-01

The correspondent from whose letter we
have taken this account, writes: The
results ofour system, now tried for seven years
have been nothing but good, and l can cor
daily recommend this method of school gov
ernment to all who care to try it, cautioning
them. at the same time very careful handing is
requisite to ensure success, ,"-[Evening Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-01

The Garden of Acclimatization, Paris, has
;,,st rooe;vad hen ostrich fifteen months old,
bred ef at at Grenoble, and four chickens Matched
at IA AIeiers. The ostriches in domestic life are
"uite az farrnyard birds; they lay. set, and bring
mn their young like ordinary fowls. %
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-01
Portland Academy
Great Inducements
FOR PARTIES WISHING TO BUILD.

TIME subscribers offer for sale large quantity of
i desirable building lots in the West End of the
city, lying on Vaughan, Pine, Me- Neal Carlton Thomas,
ment, Danforth, Orange and Salem Streets
They will sell on credit of from one to ten years,
desired by the purchasers, and to parties who will
build houses of satisfactory character they tpM a-
uance II desired, one fourth Of the cost Of building
completion of the house. From parties who build i'm
mediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED. ~
Apply every day except Sunday, from nine to ten
a. M, at the office of the subscribers, where plans
may pe seen and full particulars obtained.
Portland, May g. 1855. - ''-' " i may4tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

IXyHEREAS. ON tie 18th day Of June. A. d.
| w 1855, Leverett Averiil aad FL zabeth, h $
| wife, executed unit" John Di on, ms Trustee,
u certain deed OF trust conveying to said Trustee
| the tracts OF kcxl Estate IN the ounty OF Scott
| aud state OF Iowa described ms follows, to W.T.
Lots one i aud twot2l in lIock eight (sl in the
| old town Of Elizabeth City (now city OF Prince
| tom, as will more iu,y ap.car BY referring TO
"ecorGe0 lat Of said town as recoi ded III the
| Recorder office Of said county Of scott and
| - ate of iowa also. parcel OF ground in the
City % P,inceton, equity aud state aforesaid.
| bounded aud described ~ follows, TO wit com
ncncing at the north east corner OF Lot Five ~
| in Block Tweniy-six tZti IN knox s addition to
| the City OF Princeton, thence running north six
| ~ 900 feet, thence west one hundred and forty
dan feet. thence south sky COY feet, thence
east ono hundred aud forty q ;" feet to the place
| o. be ginning; which said deed Of trust waa made
| uy the said lev,rett and +! zabcth Avefiil for
the purpose Of securing thu payment Of prom
issorv note executed by the sn:d L-verett Aver
| i'll to Ro,ert Bell. dat the said 18th day Of
June 4. d.. 1858. for tue sum o. seven hund
| red and eighty liars pay able June 18th, A. ID.
| l>5? with Interest pay able at I crate OF ten per
cent. per nnnum after ma,u iy The SAID de, d
| OF trust has been duly recorded on the r. ords
Of said Scott County III Book b Of Town Lot
Mortgages. at page - thereof
| And now. the said promissory note having be
| come due and pay able, and the said Leverett
| .verill having tailed To pay the same. !. John F.
| Dillon. trustee IA aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice that, III pu suance of the powers in
the vested by SAID deed Of tru I. an : at the re
| quest of tn. holders Of said promisso.v note, |
shall o, Saturday, the ~ n'v-thlrd da, OF De
| cember. A. II. ls"5. at the hour Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ. Il said dav, Il the Court House door in
the Cry of Davenport in SAID Scott County, ex
pose and offer for sale nj public suction the real
| estate above described. ur SO much thereof as
may be necessary 20 pa. the amount ine n sid
note interest thereon to day sale, cost Of this
| advertissmt Mt and Trustee fe~s.
| JOHNF. DILLON,
| Nov o-th 1865 did Trustee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
Mercury. Hindrance from Business,
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. Jaues' practice in kmrope. the United states
bud New Orleans many renar able cures g
has .'iccted which ~cre pronounced incurabie by
he most e,n,neut pa scians. jtstIfies him IN oil
bring AIS services to the confidence Of the untor
innate
The following are some of the diseases termed
''frivate' and which DR. James permanently
eradica'es. vix-Svphihs, primary, secondary
k.rtary Structures urcthral discharges. elect.
son"rrhca. Nocturnal aud Durnal Emissions.
S-xual Debility. Diseases OF the Back aud Loins.
India ,uoa "t the BLADDER and Kidneys, Rhcu-
me,lsm. Hvdrocelc. Verecorele. Cancers. etc.
Dis.sses Pc .uhar to ~rmaiss such a. Amcnort
hea D,-nrnorrhagia MetrorrhagiH, Chlorosis
Nervous Deh .hty. etc successfully treated
Or JAmc.' iong practice IN New Orleans and
III, cad basement of the Medical fraternity. and
the almost entirc southern press. should COW
vince the most ss ,Iiiral tLat Ur. James can end
will ,,rrlor:a al IA Il hc promises
De. lanes wu,'i also call the attention espcc
iali, Of tnose Nha hascprivately and improperly
injured Themselves. in that secret and SOLITARY
h abit Which ruins both body and mind. unit
ting them tor both business and society, prOduc
ing b,th Constitutional Debility and lmpotency
The following are some of the sad and mclan
cho,y effects produced BY early habits Of youth ~
sexual excuses. viz: Wea ness Of the BACK and
Limbs Pain in the Head. Dmness Of Vision
Loss of Muscular Power. Palpitation of the
Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrritablify.
symptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind more to be dread
ed Loss of Memory, Confusion OF Ideas. DE
preston of Spirits. Evil iorebodlngs, Ave sion
TO society. Self Distrust. Love OF 'olituJ' lin
iditv. &c. are some OF the evils produce
All persons afflicted with any of the above dis
eases aud sympto ms. should not fail To call On Dr.
James aud be at one. restored to perfect health
Let false delcacv deter YOU, but call at once,
| and savs yourselves from the awful and terrible
| con sequences Of these much to be dreaded maa
dies,
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and full v,gor restored.
| Those at distance. by describing symptoms
-incl"sing sta mp for return answer will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DIR. d. B. JAMES,
|P o. Box 3 1919 lang, -dAwlyl ChicnxJ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

u the osly physieian - . Specialist nov IL
Chicaeo thst cen b sutirely relied upon. 90 n
IN. and NOT suffer dieease 70 remain in your sya
TEN. dis6gurinx your face sndbody. besides de-
oeroytng your happiness and fsture p, ospects IL
ME- Ne has mate psrsenel d,sesses and nesv
Gus debility HE Atudy for the last twenty years,
and is therefore the person whom al sl1ict-d
should coosull No one ever heard 0f pstien,
Of his not bsisg cured since be hes been in The
city. HE rsputsoaoa hes vouchers In III the city
papers. his pstients and the medical profession
both mere and abroad. ~ being the most skilled
specialist here. and thorough msstcr Of his
profession. II all others fail, don't despair; give
him call. his onls . con mon occosrrencs with
him TO cure avch cases. His rooms ere sep rate
tor ladies md gentlemen. and the most complete
IN the city. Consultation free and confidential
Office No. a7O south Cla / atreet, corner u
Monroe. half block from che Post O0ice. P.O.
Boz asa, Chicago, H. Office hours from q
send Tor his Guide to Health" published
monthly. free Of charge.
Youro Mss, TAss PAhncuLAa Norscs. Doctor
Bigstow devote. much Of his time 10 the trest
n-nt Of those cases caused BY secret b sbit that
Pulns both mind and body uphttinx the unfor
lunate individual for either business or society
The sad effects Of these early habits, or the ex.
ecsses OF ripper yeArs, 10 10 eAken and deb
he constitution. destroy the ply scAl and mental
power,. diminish and enfeeDle the natural feel.
Tags. and Hhausts the vital energies Of manho God;
Phe pleasures of life are msrre", the object OF
marriage frustrated aud exlsteace itsel re adcr-
ed term OF uncsasing misery sud reg ct. Such
persons. especially those contemplating mar
fiaKe. should lose no time in making immediate
hpplicati ~ DIR. by his new treatment. 10
fnsbled u ensure u speedy aud permanent cure.
Office lSO :. CLARK st., cor. Monroe. tocty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

fave y .ov,d their cxiraordin rf curative power
in Pulmonary AAD Nervous DISEASES, iu,ir z ape
rod OF seven wears both IN tie i,aisds 81 III. Med
ieal Profession and tfe People. No remedy has
ever Ga, Cd forth such nnquahl' testimonials o
ITS chcac, a. this. The following extracts NV
en- from a lcitt: dated
ANHER> BURG. C. W Feb o. 1855
'Thc II, pophosphit.s bave become 80 firmly
established III my estimation, through wears o
severe testing, a. an INtAiLlBIE Fa,bY ~ Is "a
wing ooh. knnw. roI cnsscNpTi, X even IN ii
most hop. less cas,s ti.ai % moi hcsi ate 10 as
sert that ALL eases of ysnnaOe Consvmytion ARR
INcunARLE WITHOUT IT M. a. RICE. NJ D."
PRIcts IN on and IL on bottles II and IL
each sold by all = specialize Dr. gpisfS and AZ
the sole prnel al depot. wholesale ard retail, by
}. WiNtlii> IER& 90 81 John ~. \ Y
j. FRANK Harris Agt - Braoy It jy2o-d&v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

Cirr OF DAvksroRs. Dec. 18th. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons who have not yet worked or paid
their road poll tax for this year. tnat they have
until the Esd VI this month TO work n pay ~ the
CITY Troasu er two dolla's anu fifty cents. II
not worked or paid within the time specified.
their names will be published aud suits Dr. ukht,
20 yer CITY Ordinance, requiring all the male res
idsnts VI tn city over 81 ~ unuer 50 years, ex-
eept Hremen. 70 work q pay TO the Treasurer
The above sun. +. ". BAKER,
oeeal-1Ad 0eeoet 0o0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
stop That COACH
ALLEN,S
LUNG BALSAM:
The Crtai Remedy Tor The cure Of
CONSUMPTION.

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
Wiz results of ITS use is IA proof o. ITS great
Il value. The cxtiaordinai. HEALING PROP
EKIiEs OF TINS medicine are experienced by all
those who have used IT, Their testimony can be
| found IN a pamphlet. which can he oh,n,ned Of
t..c Agents where the me.licine is 10, sale.
Coughs and Colds, however distressing, are
broken up IN iucre,hbl, short time by causing
a specific influence On the lungs, SO that thcmnt
| ter and phiegm are easily expe.toraied.
Pans an" Soreness OF the Chest are quickly re-
| LEVIED. b, the lrtIi ited part, becoming healed -
Cold Ch,ils aud Night Sw-nts become INN. diate-
y checked ~ the strength being restored. The
torpid liver isresored to action, as the blood be
comes purified.
ALLE IS LENG BiLSAN contains no OPT
um IN amy to,m II is perfectly harmless for the
most deicate child.
CoNsuxrrIvEs would do well to read his treats
| on diseased Lungs.
PM1 sICIANs who have failed to cure their IA
hents should try tins Ne icine before they give
| tue up as know very many valuable
lives have been saved by being tsuaded TO givi
I u trial
BE sure and get ALIENS LuNG BALsAM, and let
no other article be pained upon you.
ALIENS It's. IALsAN Is put up with great care,
! and with tine steel engraved label, bearing the
Signature OF the propr,etors
DON'T FOnGt THAT
ALLxNs IuNG IjALsAM rat st.dk up the most di s
tyssstny Couyh ina feu hoars ttme.
MANY cases Of CONSUMPTION, that were consid
cred incur,blr. have been cured in tins city
Call and get n pamphlet. and ad the remark able
cures which wit. convince YOU OF the great value
| OF this medic,ue.
| Don despair because all other remedies have
| failed but try the resedy and you will not be de-
ccived. For sale by the proptietors,
j. n HARRIS h co, Cincinnati, U.
PsIce 81 per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dea :
ers Throughout the city and country. For ssle
by f.. :. nllort, Davenport. +. Stone, Mas
cat,ne; Dr. 7. Wosdrun. DesMo'nes; MORRISON
| 4 Co lows CITY mrl4-eOd&eOwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

lrrita,e and drrnch the kidneys. and by constan
Use soon lead TO chronic degeneration aud con
nrncd disease
We PRESENT. e Constitution Water TO the pub
lie with tie cons Icton that II has equal III
lev,ng the class OF diseases for which IL has be, I
found cmnc,;lv successfuI for curing; and ",
trust that we shall be rewarded, Tor our efforts in
placing 50 valuable u remedy IN u torn to meet
the requirements OF patient and ply sician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GL AID N T. w -!
voa rus uxvoR, urArD.
mrsg.S Sssr14r1( PILLS

are warranted in all cases, for tie SPKspr and
PsRnANENr Cure OF all diseases arising from SCI
ual excuses or you rHFuL lNDlS 'REIlON
Seminal Loss. Nightly Emmissions. and SepsnA
Dreams GENITAL Ph, sics! and Nervous Debili
". Impotence. elect. Sexual Diseases, Ac.. DC.
NO CHANGE or DIET Is NECESSARY.
and thew can be used wi hout detection. Each
box contains 80 pills. Price O>s 'oLa.n. you
cannot get them OF v,ur druggist, they will he
sent by mail securely sealed, post paid with full
Instructions that insure u cure. ON receipt OF the
money and pamphlet OF ~" pages on the err
rors Of youth. the consequence. aud remedy.
sent free. 10 cents required for postage. Fri
vatc Circulars to gentlemen only. sent tree on
receipt OF envelope and stamp. Address.
DR. J BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
Box 5t',a. 4a2 broadway, !.
Dealers can be supplied by Dcmas Barnes
Co., Who 'esale Agents. New York. novedwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

GENERAL BIZ LER. il ia said, is engaged
in drawing up = reply to Gen. Grants re
port, which he expects will annihilate the
Lieutenant Gen raj. II will perhaps scare
him about os much ~ his powder boat did
the enemy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
More Valuable than Gold.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS

Remove Headache. 1nzzlness. Giddiness. Drows..
mess Unplta, ant dreams. Dimness Of
Sight. Indigestion. Cleanse the
stomach and bowels.
Jnaure Nm ,rr in the dehilitated and
RESI- IRE TnES .CK 10 PERFECT HEALTH
Tryt. emil they only cost IS cents, md i you
cannot Z, them 81 your druggist. send inc mon m
ey to " RRYAN, Consulting Ply sic'an, ~
Broadway, p. o. Cox. q. and the' Will De sent
by return CT mail post paid
Dealers sapplied BY Demas Barnes Co..
whoI.s.i. ,.rte NY. nov6dw1y
Is. n. 1Al.RlORlD. Agent. Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

A FINE PASSAGE. Rowland Hill once
said to a concerted minister who hal
preached in his PULPIT, and was fishing for
. compliment on his effort: There was
one passage I very much admired" An.
which was that ~ "Yonr passage" said
Mr. Hill, from the pulpit to the door"