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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
Special to Hend.

WAsnrSGroS, July 49, 0uoUuonuV
test is going on for naval officers Of New
York. Mr.. Odell is thoroI khly urged, while
the friends Of MIR. Denni1 ION are active to
keep him in. -
There are but forty 10 and one half mil
lion dollars remaining g the last series Of
the 730 Loan.
The Government intendA ITO reduc the
army to 100, 900 if not 5O,O
Advices from the Indian c0>ptry are "a
vorable to a speedy consuming Jon Of SER
vlceabe relation with tribes in The south
western agency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
Fine Residence for Sale.

TNHAT ELEGANT TWO STORY BRICK
i residence IN Third street, betwccn brAay
and Main. owned and occupied by II w Mitchell.
il now offered tor sale at bargain. The house
is thoroughly finished in modern style, and
among the best located in the city.
For Particulars enquire Of
apr3du JOSHUA DUNN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

RRrRKExCRs
Union National Bank, Chicago;
Merchants Savings Loan Trust Co., Chicago;
James Boyd, Banker, Chicago
First National Bank, ncCregor, Iowa
feb23-dAWN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Kpsi0pDece for Sale.
vuVHE KESIDENCEOF G. X. BARD. formerly
i occupied BY Almet Sketl, Esq. on 4th st.,
opposite the Court House, is for Sole at The very
low price of g. 1000. Possession given immedia
tely. For further particulars address
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Oar Home e.Brturuing Heroes.

The lst Massachusetts Cavalry. Lieut.. Col.
John Tewksbury commanding. quartered at the Bat.
terry Barracks during the greater par of yesterday and
left for Readyile at O'Clock In the afternoon by the
Neptune line. Tho regiment Is well known 10 the
Rebels in the Shenandoah Valley and ike all Of Sheri.
dams last command. have become famous as bold
riders under the old flag.
The LIST Vermont Heavy Artillery, Col. Hunsdon.
ESQ men e at IL O'Clock yesterday morning Tor Bur
lingion. VI.
The o,h Vermont Regiment 297 men Col. Lincoln.
arrived here at 80 yesterday morning and departed
In tie afternoon for burlington, Vt
The above regiments were met by Col. Howe, MILF
tary State Agent. by whom they were provided with
refreshments aud comforts not incuded IN the list Of
ratons rnisbcd by the Government nj the barracks
The 18th Rcgimentbf Connecticut Volul teers, Lieut.
Col Beale $50 officers and men. arrived from Harper
Ferry M O'clock Yesterday afternoon and eh by the
boat for Hartford. They were furnished with siw
baskets Of raspberries and other dehcaces 10y Col.
Amy. 90
The 18th Rcrimcnt OF Connecticut Volunteers, Lieut..
Col j. II. Burnhan. and the 23d Massachusetts, Regi'
ment 900 strong arrived from Sewbern last evening"
and left at O'Clock for New Haven. the former to
report at Hartford and the latter at iieadylle Mass
The 5th M,ine Battery. lac strong. Major Stevens
mandiDg took supper at the New-En land Rooms
and after being additionally regaled with fruit and re.
freshmcnts left last night for Augusta. Me-, by the
New Haven boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
MARRIE y.

CORE Thursdsy morning June ~
at ~. Matthew'S Church Kenoshs. Wis, oy the kcht
RrySishop Kemp-r the Rev. Sidney Corbett OF Quincy
H. Miss Mary c., daughter Of Mr. p Overscre OF ke
nosha. NO cards.
GOMMERSON--W WILDER-On Saturday, June ~, by the
Rev. II. w. Beecher DeFoest 2. Gommerson OF Newark
~ j. to Emie H.. daughter Of Levi Wilder esq Of brooE
lyn.
HONEYMAN-DE HART-At Walnut Grove, New.Jersey.
Tu .sday evenng June n, by the Rev II. Williamson.
the Rev. Wn. f. Houeynan Of Rookawsy, NewJ Jersey to
Miss hattie Z. DeHsrt of Walnut Grove
HILLYER-yAN yECHTEN-0n Tussday. Jnne q, at
Grace Church Jersey City, by the Rev. NJ Rice, Henry
Livingston Hyer to Frances S. daughsr Of the late j. D.
Van Vechten and adopted daughter OF s. L. Fuller. esq OF
tins city. No cards.
stn francisco and Ceneseo papers please copy
HARRiS-IAnTIN--On Tuesday, June a. by the Rev An
net Laiont Lieut. Thomas X. Harris. United States Navys
to Rosa daughter Of Patrick Martin esq., all of this city,
LOCKWOOD-RlTTER--0n "Wednesday. June 20, by the
Rev Joseph +. Thompson, D. d. Frederick ~ Lockwood
70 Emma H. daughter Of Csier Ritter esq all Of this city,
WORK-LANE-A: Brooklyn, L. l., on Tuesday, June "a,
at the residence Of the brides isthrr by the Rev. Wm Il
Wilcox OF Reading. Mass. Alanson Work to Eta W.
daughter Of Anthony Lane. all OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
FROM HAVANA.
Isausaration Of the New President Of
Venezueia-Depopuiatie OF Nassau
Gen. Brrckinridgc - Petition Of the
Cubans 10 the Queen.
HAVANA. Saturday. j

HAVAsA. Saturday, Jnne "a. 1865.
The English steamer Conway of the ST.
Thomas line arrived here Thursday She brought no
late news from Europe. bat the following items from
Venezuela may prove interesting:
Gen. Falcon t,ok the oath Of office the 7th inst
and Immediately entered upon his duties as President
OF the Republic although lie had not yet organized his
Cabinet.
Gen. Felipe Mazero died at Caracas on the 25th
ult.
1t was said that Gen. venancio Pulgar a personal
enemy Of the President bad invaded one Of the towns
Of the Maracaibo coast, bat IL is known that his attempt
to make mischief failed, and he retired to Of tie
States Of Columbia.
The standing army Of the Republic will consist Of
5000 men. aud tho navy OF two steamers aud two
The Stlte of New Barcelona was still in disorder the
arbitration OF Gen. Falcon being bat OF temporary ben
eft.
The President OF the Republic Of San Salvador had
issued decree fixing the size shape etc., Of the fag.
namely: five blnc and four white stripes with nine
fveponted stars on a red field, for the Union.
There is nothing new from Mexico.
The Spanish steamer Francisco dc Borta arrived on
Wednesday afternoon, and the Gen. Whiting on Thurs
day, both from Havana.
The steamers Corsica and Liberty arrived yesterday
from New.York.
Nassau is reported to be entirely deserted BY the
floating population 1t acquired during the war. ana
about 2 400 people who there spend the Winter
months have also gone away. The Royal Victoria
Hotel and other public houses are closed Many shops
have shut up for want OF patronage. The whole town.
Instead of the lively Appearance it presented when the
blockade business was fourshng. LOOKS dull ana de-
serted.
Admiral Hope. commanding the British squadron Of
North merica aud the Antilles arrived there on the
18th inst in his flagship. the Duncan.
Gen. Brecknrdge is still in town, and counsols all
his friends to throw themselves the clemency of the
President and ask for pardon. he has probably done
intends to do so himself. He keeps very quiet.
Trade with Southern ports will commence about the
lst Of July There already several vessels adver-
tised for Mobile, Charleston ETC.
The steamer Lark, a noted bockade.runner, sailed
yesterday fer Liverpool. probably To- be sold there
The Sslo has been daily receiving lists OF signatures
from different parts Of the Island to be attached to the
petition sent TO the Queen asking that Gen Ducc be
retained here Captain Generals and also to the letter
OF thanks to the Duke de la Tore for his motion made
In the Senate, that political rights be granted Cuba
All these things and many foreshadow that viii IN
few years there viii be change of policy in Cubs.
and TINT Cubans will be allowed some voice in the gov
| ernmcnt Of their own land
Wiihin the last week two moro vessels have arrived
loaded with Coolies
The weather in Havana is mild, but very warm. Very
little has fallen yet and this accounts for there
being So little yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Extensive Connagrntion in Jersey Cny
Several Mnnufucfcrics Burned Down
Loss nbout s1OO,O0O.

Shortly after ~ O'Clock yesterday forenoon
n fire broke ont on the fourth hoor OF the American
Drug Mills located at the corner II Washington and
Morgan sts Jersey City. Tho flames spread rapidly
and In less than ~ minutes the entire building hye
story brick structure enylOped IN nalnes, ana tIo
iremen unable t. save the building, me WORK
men in the upper stories barely escaped with Their
lives several OF them descending 10 tho ground by
means Of the lightning rod There are slso rnm0rs
tlai two or three persons lost their lives but ~ lar az
can he ascertained the rnnur u without foundation
The binding was owned Oy ID. :. Gregory Jr a TO-,
whose loss will probably reach SO O0o ssd 10 BE Gov
cred by insurance IN New. York Companies
The lIorse Shoe Company's building adjoining owned
by n jo,nt stock COMPANY. OF which Mr. colgate Is
President was demolished by the falling walls. Lots
about a. 90, insured for 5000 each Ia the Star and
Manhattan Insurance Companies of New-iork
The New. York Railroad Chair WORKS. ADJOINING the
American Mills on Jorgan.st were damaged 10 the
Company 49, IN,
From thence the fire crossed Washington ST., and the
flames conmnnic 10 the car mandatory OF Messfs
Cummings and son which also destroyed Fms
was large brick building erected On the site of the cal
sbops which were burned last Fall Mr. Cummings
loss 10 about SlUOW Insured IN tho Etha ioI S''VV'
and u other companies. 49, 80 =.
The fire was STAYED mt the car shop aud the u IA
Soap Factory adjoining il on Morganst. The latter
huilding was owned by j. G.. and l. Edge and wss oc
cupied by Lttell a. Co. rs sosp factory. Messrs
EDGE lose 81 JO insured for 5000 IN the jersey C,
Fire Insurance Company; and Lltteli Co.'S loss II
about s2 500 The total loss will not vary much IRON
sI00 pU The origin OF the tire Is not definitely known
hnt IL pposed 10 have been caused by the sudden CON
bustion of a mass Of birthstone by coming IN c"hthc
with .ome metallic substance while IL was being grouh
In ,he mill The hfemen worked n0by, and by thei
uutiring cxertions prevented a much greater doSrue
| ton VI property.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
HAZEL Personals.

Maior.Gen. Schofield and Staff, U. s. A.; j..
NJ Gilbert Utica; the Hon. j. NJ. Davis. N. Y; l.
Corning and family, Cleveland j. Stetson' Boston, H.
y Cnrtis and wife San Francisco; Leonard Grover.
Thiladelphin; T. A. NANNY and daughter. 81. LOUIS e.
w Trcwster California and II. G. Miller. Boston. are
at the Metropolitan Hotel
7 Morrison Havana: Elmour Dafaur. Havana W. D.
Iiodoson. Sivaunah, and X. Patrick. Havana, ara at
the BreyOOt House. - -
Daniel Ilall Lima, Peru, and Capt q. X. ochenck
u Y are af tle rilh Avenue Hotel.
Cart Rlchsd Mayne, Il. n, England Is at Tho
Clarendon Hotel. -, -.
The Rev. d. Wilson, Geneva. Is at the Evere'
House. =. -. Mill
The Rev NJ Jordon and the Rev NJ. levin. Phila
delnhia, Dr. Robert Carter. Newport and fne Rev u
l. Brown and q. Gordon OF EneIand. are at the New
York Hotel =, ~
Cant. Robert Stevenson. Schenectady n. y, Is a
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
DIE D..

FULMER-On Monday, June 25 Christina reic Of Jacob
FuImer, in the 86th year OF her sg-
The and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to funeral Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
from residence Of her daughter Mrs. Richard Nssn,
No. n wes. Twenty siIth-st.
HAGANY-On Wednesday June %, Rev. j. ~. Hsgany d.
D. Pastor Of the Thirehst, Methodist Episcopal Church
in this city, aged 81.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SAUNDERS-On Wedneday Juus 49, John Sauhders Of the
firm OF j. :. Saunders aged ~ years.
1h~ relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral hs late residence No. 263 Allan
test Smith, Brooklyn, Friday afternoon, At
o'clock.
TAYLOR-On Wednesday evening. June %, Emma j., wife
of Issse 5. Taylor, esq, OF Bergen, n. J.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Serious Disturbance between the BLACKS
and Whites at Porssmoash-NIsrc
Steamers for she Texas Expedition
Death Of . Victim Of the NcrfoIk Riot
-Bar.rooms Closed in Petersburg-The
Virginia and Tennessee aud Richmond
ana Petersburg Railroads.
FORTRESS MONROE, Tuesda,

FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesday. June 26 1865.
A serious disturbance took place in Ports.
mouth, Va. last night between the blacks and the
white people. Pistols freely used. and Mr..
Tyler shot and badly wounded; also. one or more
Of the colored men.
Surgeon Eli Mcclellan has discharged 1850 conva.
lescent soldiers from the Hampton hospitals since the
first Of this month.
The steamer George Washington, Capt. Ingraham,
has been discharged from Government service. and
sailed for Wilmington, Del. this m,rnipg.
The steamer Perritt arrived from Morehead City,
N. c., with mails and 80 passengers.
The English frigate Styx arrived this morning after
three days cruising about CAPE Henry and Cape
Charles.
FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesday. June 81. 1865.
The sloop-oi-war Ossipee went to sea last
evening.
The steamers North Star and Empire sailed this
morning on the Texas expedition.
The steamers Whilden and Delaware. frop Rich.
mond with United States troops passed here this after
noon. bound to Baltimore.
Robert Jacqueman who was shot during the disturb.
in Norfolk last Saturday night died this morning.
The bar all closed for the present in Peters
burg.
The steamer Philadelphia sailed for Baltimore with
troops mustered out of service.
Tie Richmond Republic Of the 27th inst says the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad will be opened July 3
from Lynchburg TO Bristol.
The railroad il successfully running between Rich.
mond aud Petersburg and will be turned to the
directors by the military authorities to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
IAdyrrti-emenf.l

To ADvERTTsERs-A BIG TmNG.-THE DAILY
PRoGRAMME, CoNEY ISLAND AND BRooKLYS RAILROAD
GAZETTE. circulated gratuitously In all the city cars.
Advertisements In this edition also inserted. without
extra charge. in the regular edition. which is used
exclusively in all tho Brooklyn places Of amusement.
Publication Office No. l6 Courtst.. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

A POPULAR LECTURER GONG ON TEB CITY
Ia stated is studying diligently for the stage. and will
appear ut Of the Broadway theaters She has
two good aids to eminence In her professon-a comcy
end expressive face and good natural voice Of far
raore tnan ordinary compass and range.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Lnter from lHayti.

Advices have been received from Hayti to the
10Th inst.
The insurrection was then confined 10 the City Of
Cape Haytien. All the other towns involved in II had
submitted again 10 the Government
The news Of the surrender Of Cape Uaytien was
hourly expected at Port eu Prince.
Capc Haytien was the headquarters Of the Rebels.
and was there that the REBELLION first troke out The
city Is invested by the forces Of President Geirard.
under command OF Gen. Bsrtbelemy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The Maine Telegraph Company.

BANGOR, Me- wednesday. June q, 1865.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF tho Maine Telegraph Company he'd In this city
to-day. the following gentlemen unanimously
chosen directors for the ensuing year:
Messrs Hiram .. Alden and William H. Simpson
OF Belfast Albert W. Paine Jacob A. Smith and Al.
bert Hoton Of Bangor; Aaron Hayden of Eastport;
j. $ Bedlow and William T.. Merrill OF Portland and
Edward OBrien of Thomaston.
At subsequent meeting of the Directors. Hiram 0.
Alden was elected President. and William L. Merrill
Secretary and Ureasnrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
THE TURF.
Tro,sing ON the Mobeken Course,

Yesterday q trot came off on the above
Course for purse and stake Of s70o mile heats best
three in FIVE q wagons The horses that troted
this Course the week previous mile heats. IN hsr
ness were entered yesterday. and al OF them started
1he attendance large the easy access Ia the track
inducing many 20 visit the who decline to en-
counter the troubles and annoyances OF Journey TO
the Long Island trotinr tracks The managers. how.
ever must make better arrangements for the return OF
parties 10 iow1 who paironze their trot and not by
delaying for nearly All hour beyond the appointed time
Of sArting the horses them 20 miss the return
train as has been done the two ast occAsions. Tho
starters yesterday were Volcano. Upand-Up Gen.
Meade Lady Champion; and Abrams b. V. Volcano.
having tho race Of the preceding week was mado
the fnvoriie bringing In pools sl3 Up-andUP $40;
Lady Champion t23; Abrams b. 8. go and Gen.
Meade 81. Tho inoompotency OF Volcanoes driver Was
evident the horses commenced scoring, aud
bis owner. IN justice To those who had backed him
heavily should have done he did the preceding week
substitute another and more competent driver for
him; had lie done 50. tie horse who mad confessedy
more speed than any Of the Others could hardly have
lost the race. A II he came In last in the 1st
heat, and distanced In the second. Lady Cham
pion won the in three straight heats In easy STYLE
Up aud Up be ng second. Time 2;3f-2 32-2:jL
SUMMARY.
TIoboien Course n j., June ~ Purse snd Stake *70-
Mile h,at.-5 Ia % wagons.
7. C,ryrnisfs m Lady Champion tlsb.. ertr.l.l
ID. Mac.'s ch IA. y andu p.............'.....'..t
n Abrcust D.
J. II. Martins bk. .. Gen Meade.
ID. Bn,tou. b. q Volcano. csI
L
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

Mr.. OWENS LETTER.-The letter Of Robert
Hale Owen which published Saturday last. and
which Is attracting good deal Of attention both from
those who agree and those who disagree with II, 10
sbont to be published in pamphlet form by the Loyal
Publication Society of Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

| MANHATTAN COLLEGE.-The exercises of
Manhattan College will take place on the 2esh inst and
will be continued the lst and Sd proxino They
promise to be quite interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

Until postal facilities are resssablisbed
throughout tho South. Adams Express Company will
forward letters to places in the Southern aates at
moderate charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The Proiic g. Halifax.

HALIpAx wednesday Juue2-. 1865.
The United States steamer frolic, Capt. Up
cher formerly tic bockadc-ruuner Vance. arrived th
morDilg bound for The Neditersal 81 ;ls n Yacht fol
Commodore Godsborough She saik tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

The annual Commencement Of tho Mount
Washington Collegiate Institute will be held at the
broadway Theater tomorrow ('riday) afternoon at
O'Clock. Several gentlemen, prominent in tho edroa.
tonal and religious world will be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
fAdver,isement.l
[PCH! ITCUi ITCH!

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH
RlAyKs ITCH CRRATE
will cure the Itch In thirty hours also Scald
Head Old Sores and ali Eruptions Of rhe Skin; con
tans no mercury Price 80 pr box. For sale by
DgYAs BARNEs & Co.. No. 81 Park-row. and Ill Drug.
gists IN New.YOTk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

' MOUNT WAsHIE6TOy COLLEGIATE Institute
The commencement OF the Mount Washington Col
Iegiste Institute viii take place tomorrow. rday) at
the Broadway Theeatr, No. AS Broadway. at o'clock
In the afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

ST. PETERS FEsTIyAJ.--This is the festival
n st. Peter and will be celebrated in all tie EpiSco
pal and Catholic Churches in tie city. At Old TRINITY
there viii bs full choral service, with tho snal SER
non, at IL O'Clock this ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
fAdvsr;i.eGleut.l !

IAdvrr,i-eGlent.l
One Hundred Brick minute have been made
on two ooccasions. and eighty minute or 5000 are
daily being made by CBAsBERss Great BRICK MACHINE
at Colclough, Barnes e. CampDelrs Yard IN Milwaukee
For Patent Rights. Specimens OF Brick &C.. see ABaAn
REQuA. No. "a Cocrtlandt-st, n. Y. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Fire in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. June 2S 1865.
The Spice manuiactory of G. j. Fell IL Bro;
No. 100 South Front-st. was destroyed by fire this
evening. The loss will be very heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

fAdvcri enent
NgwHLL's Perfect Fitung shirts, ready made
and H. order Undershirt, Drawers. Hdkfs.. Gloves.
lies, &C.. sent c. U. ID. T.. A. NEWELL to Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
A Brutal Horse Murder.

PORTLAND. Me-. Wednesday. June 2s 1865.
The horse which left Boston al sunrise this
morning TO accomplish ll6 miles TO this city before
sunset thousand dollar bet fell and died six miles
from this city. having made ITO miles considerably
inside of time
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The Steamer Gambia Outward noun"

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, June - 1900.
The steamship GAMBIA sailed for Liverpool
this afternoon with 43 passengers and heavy cargo oi
breadstufs and Provisions
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

fidvsrtiseuicnt
JEPPRRs, No. 573 Broadway, has now ready his
new styles ofSHoEs for Ladies aud ChildrenMagenta
Petroleum. SoeIno and Blue JErFERs's. 573 Bdwav.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The Canrf of Annsal..

ALBANY. "Wednesday. june -, 1865.
Court Of Appeal. June y Nos. IL and
spfcial calendar argued.
No other dsy calendar will be Tuadc for this term.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

tAdvrrisement.l
FLAGS, STAFFs BALLS, EAGLES, &c, at 'C.
p BESEDlcTs No 75 Duiue-st. doors east OF Is way.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
fAd vertisement.) ]

WHAT A Comforts the opening of each win
dow and door instantly elegraphs to your room think
OF IL upon retiring L. HOLMES, No. l9o Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
An Eric Cm.ai Break /.

ALBAsy %odnosdsy, June Do 1865.
There is a report that lock has broken on
the fyemile level Scterectady II viii require
v hoars to repair the break.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
AdYrItisernen,

advertisement.
NEW AND PATRIOTIC Music FOR TIT FOURTH
OP JULY-The National Jubilee Prize Song. Tie
Good Time is Come Boys" "Onr Song OF Liberty"
DE Lord He Make US Free" See advertisement else
where.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

CLEANSE THE BLOOD OF ALL IMPURITIES and
you neuraze the virus OF many diseases at their In
oil Disorders Of the Skin the Glind the Flehy Fibre, the
secretvs Organ, and the Bones all scOfaou' Complaints
Cancel kc DR.. JArSEs ALrgRATIvE Is standard curative
and while It is fault in many medicines that before they
reach the disease the patient prosated beyond recovery
no such drawback attend, this remedy for snains the
strength Of sufferer while eradcsny the cause OF the
complaint For sale by all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
tAdyertisemeptl
OID Ewes MADR NPw.

t VIIU
| Without Spectaces, Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free receipt Of Ten cents. Address. +. d.
FooTE, NJ. d., No l.l3O Broadway. New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

ACAUTloy TO THE PUBLIC.
Purchaser. Of DALEY MAGICAL PArs EXTRACTOR should
see that the new Pryle Government Sap, having the zig
nature H. DALEY in white at the end and his likeness In
the center Of Stamp every Box by doing they
will guarded from the many cOunerieits now offered for
sale The genuine wholesale and RETAIL at Depot, No ~
Libertys,. NJ Y.