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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25
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DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

DIR. AkEKS SPECIFIC.
TIsis Medicine will cure Gonor-
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Weakness or SpernsRI Orrhen,
(hOreace. Diseases Of tisc Rid.
neys and lslad dcr. and all Dis.
eases ofsiae SexWsll Organs csaus.
cd by GontiSntiOm or Weakness
OfEillier Sex. Males or Fem slcs.
This elegant, popular and mtailible lrepara-
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Genital Organs OF either sex, male or female, in
few DAYS.
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Is the only safe and reliable remedy for the cure
of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness caused by self abuse, or excessive in-
in all parts of the country. Reader, nave YOU q
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Or any disease of the Kidneys, Bladder or Scxu-
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Gus Procure at once that celebrated and infal-
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Which has cured thousands Upon thousands, and
saved them from the hands Of merciless quacks,
if not from premature grave.
Dr. Bakers Specific,
Il a great healing, purifying and selfcuring
plain directions Tor use accompany each bottle OF
the medicine. 1t is very agreeable to the taste,
and perfectly harmless to the constitution, and
will "ffcctual!y cure the most viruleni cases OF
private disease, and restore the system to a per-
feet state of health and purity.
A Word 10 the Afflicted.
BY going TO u regular physc an with your case
you peril your Private Reputation. by going TO
an ignorant private practlctioner.' you peril
your Health for Life Avoid both, and use
pr. Bakers Specific.
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tenth The money tina. ply sicians charge, without
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thus prevent all chance Of exposure and ruin.
Dr. Bakers Infection.
\. BIN cases of Gonorrhea elect and Sem.
NAL Weakness, DR.. Baker Injection will be found
a valuable assistant 10 tle Specific in subduing
the inflammation and checking the discharge, and
hould be used in conjunction with il unit per
ect cure is effected When both are used thev
never fail to GU RE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases OF private diseases
t1y- A treatise on sexual diseases called the
| "Sef Instructor, accompanies each bottle.
frice--Dr. Bakers Specific, 80 81 per bottle
| Price--nr. Bakers Injection, 81 per bottle
| Pricc-Male Injecting Syringe, 30 cents Fe
| male Injecting syringe 80 cents.
| Sent BY express to all parts Of the country or
receipt Bf money and twenty five cents additional
! to pay for packing box and Shipping
| Sold IT Or L. EASTERLY cos Famil,
| Medicine Store, corner Third and Chestnut, ST
Louis, and ut their branch Store, 20 Madison ST.
Chicago mh3o-eod&w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25
MANHOOD.

A ND THE vIGOR OF YOU'RE REeTOWEN
-IA-N -EOuR w EEkS, by DIR. RICORU'R n8.
SENCE Of LIFE. DR.. Ricord. tof PARISH alHee
some four years of earnest solicitstiOu, hes =
length acceeded To the urgent request u the
York, for tilc sale fhis Valued and highly prixsd
Essence Of life This wonderful agent wf11 ~
store Manhood " the most shattered eosseitv.
tiffns IN four weeks; rnd, II used Aeessding -
printed instructions, failure Is impossitls. Thh
life restoring remedy should be taken by !. sN
about TO marry, ay its effects are permanent,
5ucccss. in every case, is certain.
DR.. Records Essence az Life Ii sold IN cases.
with fun Instructions for nse, At %, or fsssr
quantities in one for ~. and will be sent 10 ssy
part, acesrfolly packed. Sn receipt Of remiltaase
10 his accredited agent. Circular SEM fxss On
receipt Of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND, AL Eroome EIseei > Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25
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janl4~dlyHs Sole agent fos the Uniied Stsaaa q


Phf1ONofhy u .syrhc pro
prietors Of the New York Museum % An6tcmv
hate detsr,nined, regardless Or sxpenaa, u ioans
tree. TOR the benefit Of suiit r,ng humanily, d
tcrlssing and instruetive Lectures q Il 49,
and IL Disqualification. Ncrvsus md nv ~
Debility. Premstnre decline OF Mauboel- in1i.
gsstion. W eaknf. o. Depressigu, tmosoyee =.
cin Evil. and those Maiadies which rssult m
younshtu! toliies-esccaseso f maaorit5. V5tiRRes.
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be forwarded free ON rseeipsO u Gsnr ran.s. n.
addressing Sscnkr Any, New eGosk slirlSs2 =
Anatomy and MedicAs, SIS Bfoti1ST NV
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

A RELIGIOUS conference at Potsdam, n.
y, recently found minister guilty Of dis
loyalty in two nc counts. lie had notsbcen
naturalized and he took Abe New York
World The Buffalo Erpre" accepts the
judgment, and says a Christian is bound not
only to renounce the flesh and the devil,
but the World also.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

5FSiEfE Mn:
w.siSf rhmss q. Y, ~ IA. !,
Mat he IL worth e7U3, 900.
Nj. 6srssav osvsa : 900 ~ -
sst = nehia { a4eislvs
Wild PEPPERMINT vii keep rats from barns
md grsnsries.
At New York beef il eight cents per
pound lower thaa 1t Vas . menth 40.
II Is prophesied that the coming summer
Will b the hottest in ten years.
The Emperor Of Mexico owes Louis M.
poleea little bill 81 e60, oO0, 600. II
A millionaire at Antwerp has been detect.
ed stealing plants from public gasdsns.
Patti is said to have recently received
" 900 for singing one evening It private
house in Paris.
The Davenports have gone into the hands
Of French "Barnum," and will shortly
appear in Paris.
Bermuda potatoes at New York sell ct
9l00l2 per barrel; green potstces Norio'k
sell at ia barrel.
The tunnel under Mount Gents Zone Of
the Alps mountains) is more than half done
l4,502 #. of it having now been excava'ed
The profits Of cotton growing in Egypt
threaten TO convert the whole valley Of the
Nile into one vast cotton plantation.
Six thousand emigrants arrived in New
York in three days last week, and still they
come.
The various oil wells now operated yield
5000 barrels Of oil per day, and tho net
profit on 5000 barrels Of crude oil is $780,
900.
A COW at Garfield, Ohio, lately produced
q q ossy black calf covered with wool half
On inch in length. The wool is growing
finely.
The great Gaines land case which has
been in litigation since 1843 was lately de-
cided at New Orleans in favor Of Mrs.
Gaines.
An Eastern fruiterer says that II is thirty
five years since the fruit trees have been
in bloom IS early As they have the present
season.
Barnum is q member Of the Connecticut
Legislature, and his first speech. made the
other day, was in favor Of abo.ishing slav
cry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

LABOR PLENrY. An exchange paper say 5
the Farmers in Eastern Pennsylvania are
hireing labors among the rebel paroled pris-
| oners and deselters at the low rate Of - to
SIC per month. Government furnishes these
men free transportation" II this be true,
the laborers striking for wages in the coal
region should take warning, and consumers
Of coal, breads,ufTs and provisions take
heart, for lower prices are approaching
Carrying companies are anticipating . large
business, invited by reduced rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-25

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24
TiIE CITY.

MAYORS COURT.-The Mayors attention was oc-
cupied chiefly with couple OF gambling cases this
morning, to the detriment of other cases on the
docket We give the substance OF one OF the case
number OF persons were mp for Keeping ard
assisting at a game OF faro in building Oh l4th
street opposite the Exchange Hotel.
The entrance was effected at about o'clock last
night, by a detachment under officers Kelly and
Crone. From the evidence Of the officers who made
the entrance, 1t appeared that they saw no game
going on when they entered the room, although
number OF persons, including the accused, were
sitting around in different parts OF the room. On
the 81 roor ''chps" and other gambling apparatus
we're found scattered around. la the room sup
posed to be the gambling groom, the officers found
three gentlemen ted around faro table, engaged
in a social game OF cards of some description. A
sum OF money, to the amount of 81, OlO was found
in A box and nobody would claim il. Another sum
of 81 900 was found On the table, and was claimed
by an elderly gentleman, who insisted that the
money should be returned to him. To this the Oil
GERS demurred saying that ahe money would be
ken to the Mayor this morning, and that lac
could then claim it and receive it.
The above was the substance of the testimony Of
itrad by the commonwealth. tolOhcl August
counsel for the accused, argued that no evidence
had been adduced connecting his client with the
offence charged to hiIa. That the mere finding of
tlc gaming paraphernalia in the house occupied by
him did not Justify the accusation OF Keeping a
game of faro and that therefore he was entitled
10 his discharge. 1t not to be supposed That,
since the stringent law passed by the Legislature in
regard to gaming, there not persons in Rich
lnond who had abandoned the practice of the game
entirely, and because they might nOtthave destroy
ga the apparatus formerly used by them, the mere
possession thereof could not, in Justice, he taken
AS conclusive of their guilt
The Mayor thought differently from Mr.. August.
From the evidence brought before him, there was
sufficient cause adduced by the testimony to justify
him in sending the accused parties on to the HuS-
tings Court and would admit the parties in bail Of
s., 900 to appear when wanted.
A couple OF Other individuals were also up for a
similar offence to the above. The entrance into
their alleged gaming establishment was also made
la night-he building being situated opposite The
SpOtswoed Hotel.
Owing to the length OF time consumed in the for
mcr case, the latter ease was called at so late an
hour that We were compelled to leave, without a
report.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24
LINCOLN'S PROPOSITION IL THE ARMY.
Correspondence Of the WisJ - =
C.SP MAR HowLrr1S,l>,,
February 20, lS65 ~

Z tie Eii.er OF o. WL8:
Although j, raiEed almost the whole OF last
wednesday, yet Or. Duncan had large audience
5ere some standing out in the rain, while he spoke
70 them OF the "War Cry, The Sword OF the
Law and OF Gideon" Dr.. Duncan's discourse &C
capped nearly two hours, ami listened 10 with
great attention While he persOnided peace aud
War many eyes were HiIed with tears. The men
ara. very anxious TO near hun again.
Rev. Ur STYLES dsEyed tine address on Friday
asst lie referred especially 10 the history OF the
Dutch Republic a., ~ example % Us OF heroisni and
constance. These Dutcbneu struggled Tor eighty
wears aud - wished 70 know whether any OF ms
auditory would give mp IA for wears. 1.-THE peo-
NE 40 home aud Iu the army would measure up 10
die standard raised b. the Dutch, this war would
eud v.th tins wear, 1 doubt not. DR.. styles
preaclyi fine sermon ou sunday 70 the troops,
fg'i 0i-couiutt.
IN-Goveruor Letsher and Mr.. Staples are eN-
ice-et hc-e TO-DAY. Gen. W ise was expected yes
rerla. Uut did not arrive.
D.J.u Crap II as quiet o. the grave. 1t should
hereafter De called F0ols cap 80 Yankees have
returned 20 this side OF the river, and Is | init
mated a month ago. this Is certain Indication OF
tie abandonment OF the work.
Yours. lNDEPENpANcE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24
Treasury prrAsrNEsT C.. = A.
Richmond JUiy y lSt4.
I GSNS az TEE A.ysGssIk'I az THE

/ FVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CENl'M
NON .ThNAElE BONDS UNDER HE SEVENTH
SE,I IuS OF TIT CURRENCY LAW.-neio-lt- On
call viii Ne received BY The Treasurer in This rity A''ts-
taut IreSseis at Charleston aud Mobile and Tie ueo,-
nan and Montgomery aud ctti6cae- viii he i1'ucd for
the sHne hearing interest az the Of per pr
uu,i and secured 10, The hypoibecatiUn o. amount
OF the above Loti equal % the sam Of n paU--the
bond. De- apart h} the treasurer, ani the proceeds,
when sold alleJ exclusively % the payment OF the said
certificate.
Tie security and convenience afforded 10 banks and
other corporations, and 10 the pubic gthcaIy by tins
mode If temporary Investment and the elect Of tie mea
su # generally adopted IN keeping the currency within
moderate bounds II i hoped viii commend 1t 20 the ia
yUlabe consideration of the community ana secure Their
prompt cooperation IL carrying il into effect.
C.. a. TRENHOLM,
iv2g-itf Secretary OF The Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24
FRONEUROPE.

ftere are. many points Of interest in the latest
T,rote4 IN mails. y correspondent Of the Herald,
Whiting irQm earis, says
The Paris journals have been considerably e1er-
,;se5 ,Tcur American affairs daring the past week
IT, particular causes ofthis awakening from the
to,>r5lent condition, in which they haze been ior
,is rast were the articles published IN
-, Ssar,Lr and southern papers relative TO pro
800 rss,e and united march against AeNico,
and the amendment Of Mr.. Wade inserting the word
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. c. S.A., /
COMMISSIONER wATsoN's otFIcE3

Richmond Jan. Is 1885. y
the Circuit Court o. the ely OF
Richmond January 9TH. lst5
NJ. = Brown aud FANNY g. Robinson, who - az infant
suing By her next friend, the said NJ. :. Brown.
against Pitts,
j. Wilcox Brown and James Pleasants eXecutor4ei the
will OF j. Thompson Brown, Deits.
This this dGy to he further heard the
parer formerly read aRdVas afgue by counsel on.cof
siderss, N whereof the deendlnt in this cause j. VAT
Blown and James Peasants, sic executors OF j. 4.
Brown deceased ere dir tied TO render account q
their ttlIsacto6. executors aforesaid before William
r. Watson who appointed ny tie Count Special Com
missioner in this and who j. directed ~ audit
state ani settle the said account ana said Commissioner
is ordered TO take an all claims due by said
tate giving notice by publication in public news
paper published in Richmond OF the time ami place OF
taking said account week for fcur successive
weeks for all persons prove their claims before him,
and make report tierroi 10 tis court with every
matter specially stated deemed lerneGt By himself or
which may he required Ly Others tis'te stated Parties
interesi.diu this viii please - bEe noi!ce that
have fixed upon Tuesday the 2ist February 1879 al tie
hour OF II NJ rs tie tine this once as the place.
when and where shall proceed dsohsge the duties
Yequnel Of me by said decree. . - -
iaI7-x-w. Commissioner.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24

ITO TEACHERS.-A Lady OF experience M teaching
the English branches secure very desirable ana
permanent situation firsclass Female College by
sending at once testimonials, religious denomination.
salary required &c. to Box 40 Falmyle Va
fel6-9It'
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E:sabsBS u t;5siSksiFfhS shsF'hsts W
:" h"'"'S RAsla jan. ii, ises.
GExrLEMEg- -A1hrst COMMUNICATION is new open
between the Mediterranean and the Nd Sea:
Since the lst OF January daily boat service has
been established from Port Sand 10 oueHi anu oe
tween Ismaila and Zsgazig. At the same time IL
serves all the Intermediary stations OF the lSthh'us
have recently made several joureys along the
line OF works. During each oil these nave esiao-
ished the facility of transit, and nave also ciesfy
obtained its recognition 10y the numerous n'S'ln-
guislcd visitors who have done me the homo TO ac-
COMPANY me.
h In Neirge bark, carrying from twenty-five to
eRrty persons, and luggcd by steamer, Tor when
Ie company is indebted to the libcraliiy ol his I'm,
peral Iiehness Prince Napoleon, zoe accomplished
he one hundred aud my Kilometres "eP"oH'~ me
tno seas il tocaty cora hours -
THESE facts I,ieared TO me OF character likely
to attEct the attention of the different chambers oil
commerce which, ia so many ways are INTERESTED III
the completion OF the Suez Canal
The time has arrived when commerce mus DC
prepared for the opening of this maritime canal 10
vessels ~ large burden, and the Suez Company
calls upon il henceforl to study with 1t the TmcanS
of making use of a boat service ehich cuh qfeddy
I0nSDof hoods and passengers Jetloeen he tin0 seas
ANNA :, continuous line of trate. al least metre
treniy inches IL deph and fifteen metres IN breadth
With this object gentlemen, the administration
of the company has the honor to propose that you
make choice ola representative TO proceed 70 Egypt
in order that he may report 10 you upon tue aetua
state of the works, upon the prospects presented
of their approaching conclusion, aud more especially
upon the resources at present furnished to com
mcrce by the establishment of u daily service for
,he transport OF persons aud merchandise.
In view OF these operations the company has Or
dered six small steam tugs, to be delivered upon the
spot in four months.
trust these circumstances will arouse the atten-
ton of the Chamber Ut Commerce OF ---, aud u II
will afford us the assistance asked for, II wonld be
cony enicnt that the delegate it may choose should
he at Alexandria upon the 9th OF April next. lmy-
self Shall he in Egypt to receive the delegates, aud
shall oudeayor to afford them every facility for III
speeding the works on tho lsthmus, and will place at
their disposal all information which they may Judge
necessary for the accomplishment OF then mission
FERDINAND Dr. LEssEPs,
President of the Universal Company of the Suez
Canal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-24
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ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL GER
j TItICATES.-AttentiOn is respectfully called 20 tia
provisions of 9th section 81 the act Of Congress en
Tied IN reduce the currency Ac approved Fehrua
rs H. 1864 which declares that all call certificates shall
be uudabe and shan he taxed ia on respects pow
ded Tor the Treasury notes into NhIch they aio conver
BILE"
The 4h section Of said act impose. tex Of one hun
died per the Treasury notes represented by said
per cent coll certificates which shall remain Outstanding
tie first day of January, eighteen hundred end sixty
five. G.. A. IRhNhOLh,
-das-tf Secretary Of Treasury