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ny changes were being made. All the
military and civil officials had been in
>prctpd and dismissed. 1t was said that
General Costello had been sent 10 the
Sandwich IsIauds,
, 1865-05-05
FRIDAY, 5rH MAY 1865.

THE Royal Mail Steam Packet Shannon
arrived at St. Thomas or the 1st inst.
aud the mails for his Island arrived here
on the following day. The London Pa
pers are devoid ofHHy news being chiefly
occupied with American affairs, with
which our readers are already acquainted.
, 1865-05-05

men stood by him, A few soldiers We're
killed. 1t is said to be the most peacea-
Bile upset of a Government ever witness
I'd.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Congress of Nicaragua has passed
a decree, couctdiug to those first estab-
fishing a mandatory of blankets and
other similar fabrics a premium of 4 per
cent. on their capital and the expenses
incurred b. them ia placing machinery
in the country.
The British and United States repre-
sentaIiyes in Costa Rice have expressed
their Appreciation of the acts Of the Co
yernmeut in allOrdi0g an asylum to Gen
eraI Barrie8.
The city of Carmen, near Carthagena,
has been destroyed by fire, excepting six
houses. The loss is estimated at 5000, 600
dollars.
FRANCE.
On Thursday, in the Corps LcgiSlatif,
NJ. Theirs declared himself adverse to the
unity Of Italy, in which he saw danger,
and no utility to France. He thought
the Government had set itself the follow
ing problem :-''ToWards Italy to appear
willing to give that State possession Of
Rome, and towards Others to appear to
refuse this. The Pope" continued NJ.
Timers, sis a poor priest having moral
force. but not 300, 900 men at his back.
He IS therefore requested to yield, but
has hitherto refused. For the rest the
future will speak" NJ. Theirs maintain
ell that Catholicism was not an obstacle
to human thought, and said the deStruC-
ton of the Papal Government would IN
laILihly bring about the establishment Of
national churches. He did not wish the
Pope to reside at Paris, for then he would
be too near the TuiIeries.
Replying TO N. Theirs, NJ. Emile Oil
vier defended the September Convention,
which, he said, consolidated Italian uni
ty. He cenSured the idea entertained by
NJ. Theirs of an alliance with Austria, and
Continued-"Our most lllustrious Kings
opposed this alliance, which was not I'M
connected with the misfortunes Of the
First Empire. The principle of nation
alities in Hungary and Venetia separates
us from Austria. The September Con-
v@ention replaces the sovereignty Of the
Pope under normal conditions. Will the
Convention destroy the temporal power
of the Papacy2 That will depend upon
the Pope. The Roman people have the
right of demanding to be we'll governed,
and to have that liberty which NJ. Theirs
so earnestly claims for France"
HOLSTEIN.
At a meeting Of shlpowners of Kiel,
held there on Thursday, it was resolved
that their vessels should sail under the
PruSSian flag.
SPAIN.
On Sunday, the 2nd inst, the first pub
lie meeting to promote the abolition of
slavery in the Spanish colonies which
, 1865-05-05
SPAIN.

On Sunday, the 2nd inst, the first pub
lie meeting to promote the abolition of
slavery in the Spanish colonies which
, 1865-05-05
HOLSTEIN.

At a meeting Of shlpowners of KieI,
held there on Thursday, it was resolved
that their vessels should sail under the
PrusSian flag.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02
DIR. B1gelOW.

IL the only physician - . Specialist now in
Chicago that can be entirely relied upon. Go 70
mn, and not suffer disease 10 remain iu your sys
TEN, dis6guring your face spdhody, besides de-
stroying your happiness and future p, aspects in
life He has made personal diseases and nerv.
ons aso.i!sy he study for the last twenty years.
ana Is therefore the person whom ali afflicted
should consult. No one ever hear Of . s..siss,.
Of his not being cured since he has been in the
city. His reputation has vouchers in all the cit
papers, his patents and the medical profe ssion
both mere and abroad, AS being the most skilled
Specialist here, and thorough master Of his
profession. If all others fail, don't despair; give
him call ltis only a cor mon occurrence with
him to cure such cases. His rooms are separate
tor ladies and gentlemen. and the most complete
in the city. Consultation free and confidential.
Office No l70 South ella. street, corner 81
Monroe. half block from the Pos: Office. Pc.
Box l6A, Chicago, Iii. Office hours from ..
N. TO 8 p. m.
Send for his Guide to HEALTH" published
monthly, free Of charge.
You've MRx, TAXI PARTICULAR NorlcR. Doctor
BiQelow devctes much Of his time to the treat
ment Of those cases caused BY secret habit that
ruins both mind and BODY, uniting the unfor-
tunate individual for either business or society.
The sad effects Of these early habits, or the ex-
cesses Of ripper years, 10 TO weaken and debilitate
the constitution, destroy the ply steal and mental
powers. diminish and enfeeDle the natural feel
the pleasures Of life are marre6, the object Of
marriage frustra ted, and existencs itself reuder
ed . term Of unce asing misery end regret. Such
persons. especially those contemplating mar
rage, should lose no time in making immediate
application, as DR.. b.. by, his new treatment, ID
enabled TO ensure speedy and permanent cure
Office 170 8. Clark St, cor. Monroe. loct9
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DIR. j a M ES
RosunAoav of DAeneU New
ORao0aS hocnx n1O0psea1s
81 Custom House St.
Est Ahllsha4 An 1857,
Hes srrived in Chicago, and permanss"y
established = once q
no. 50 nAUDolP0 STREET
Bst~ssa Dsarbee. asd StaGs H.,
Chicago, M,
Fer the Core II
Osd CArestc, JkercssrtSs,
ayph0lltIo
AND ALL
DISEASES 8,
Wisheatths ees u


The unparalleled success Which b. seseeee'
Dr.: James practice in knrope. the United sue
and New Orleans-the many remarka able cures q
has effected, which we're pronounced incufsoIe =
the ospss eninest ysic,ans. justiiise him u on
sring his services 10 the confidence Of the un'oT
The folle~ine ere some Of the diseases ternes
Private aAd which DR.. james permanenny
ersdicatss. vis-Syphihs, primary, seconaar,
tertiary; Strictures, Urethral Discharges. UieeA
0oaorrhea Nocturnal end Diusnal Emissions
&c xual Debility, Diseases Of the Back end LONE
ln6anatiou Of the Bladder and Kidneys, hneu
matism. Hydrocele, verecocele, Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females, such ~ Ameeosr
hea, DysmenorrhAgia, Astr0r1hagia, Chicroeae:
Nervous Debility. ETC.. successfully treated.
DR.. James long practice in New Orleans, and
the endorsement VI the Medical Fraternity, ene
the almost entire SOuthaRa press, should cow
vinee the most skspsical that Dr.. James can end
will perform all that be promises.
Dr. James would also call the attention espe:
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves, in ihat secret and solitary
hsbit--which ruins both body and mind, UNIT
ting thsn for both business and society, produc
ing beth Constitutional Debility and lmpotency.
The following are some Of the sad and me!an-
choly effects produced by early habits Of youth o.
sexual excuses, viz: Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs, Pain in the Head, Dimness Of Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitatson OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrritab'lity,
symptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more 70 be dread
Cd Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, De
preston Of Spirits, Evil forebodings, Aversion
to Sociesy. SELF Distrust. Love OF Solitude, finn
idity. &C.. are some Of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
easea and symptoms, should mot fail TO call ON Dr.
James, and be at once restored to perfect health
Let false delicacy deter you, but call at once.
and savs yourselves from the awful and terrible
CONSCIOUSNESS Of these much 10 b. dreaded mala
diea.
WEAKNESS OF The ORGANS immediately
cu.ed and full vigor restored.
Those It distance, BY describing symptoms
-inclosing stamp for return answer-will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DIR. u. B. JAMES,
p. o. Box 3. 196 [ian21 -dAw1yl Chicago,
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For the past 70 years Dr. ".
has made the treatment Of private diseases his
business and study. which has enabled him 10
perfect remedies which are speedy and perma-
nent, and in all cases can be used without hinder
ancetO business or exposure to friends.
Particular attention given to old standing cas-
90, such a. we're considered incurabie. Syphilis
in all forms Gonorrhna, elect, Structures,
Also, the effects Of solitary habits. both rIinous
to body and mind, and which produce some Of he
following effects Blotches Bodily Weakness
Constipation, Aversion and Uneasiness in Fe-
male S"ciety, Unmanliness. Dread Of Future
Events, finally . complete prostration Of the Vi
tal powers, loss Of memory, ringing in the ears,
impOteDcy be fully restored to health. DIR.
w. is the publisher Of new medical work which
should be in the hands of ell those contemplating
marriage. Sent to oil on receipt Of 10 cents "a
will cost you nothing.
The subject Of Rupture, or Hernia, has long
since attracted the attention Of the medical fac
uity of both Europe and America. itbeing one Of
the most distressing complaints which man il
subject to be afflicted with. ati' late years the
cure Of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite improbable, il mot impossible. While trav
cling through Europe in 1850, and visiting din.
erent hospitals in search Of information. Or. w.
gave special al. enton TO the subject Of Rupture
Hernia in their varied and complicated forms,
which has enabled him TO perfect remedies BY
which nine cases ont cf ten can be permanently
cured and furnish signal relief to The very worst
kind Of Hernia or Rupture. II will be necessary
Tor every patient to visit DR.. vs. ONCE. They
need not remain in the city more than enc day
and no pain or suffering attends any treatment
Of his. All letters with stamp answered.
DR.. Whittierrefers the public to the following
physicians DR. Detlor, Milwaukee. Via; Dr. Pea
body and OR Kermott Detroit; DR. Price, Grand
Rapids, Mich; Dr. Bowen and Dr. Harrison, 81.
lsouis; DR. Webster. Dr. Gaines. DR. J. Bailey, Dr.
Jas. Thorn. Chicago Dr. Hendershott, Toledo,
o.: Dr. Davis. Cincinnati Dr. Beatty, 81. Paul
MINI. Post ollce Box 2, 994.
AA~1v
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!. 2: - ~ q. J - ~. = .s.s.ss
ssesteoG1le& - = 1oa(lA 6ocsoe0 tOthe eoen.
ct rsqussn to- 161lean pGoiic;0 oeepoinS.
e q Agest in New Ysek for the sels Of bis vi.
- 20 highly prised Esseses q L.. his
wonaer.ul 6g6nt viii restore 0ehhood - the
noN AAultereA censtisutions. whether afissne
ron e1Nssss. shoeneees q oli0sae, Or na3usc1
cseses. 1be time seesirsA 20 eaes ~ usso a.
,seserste ctse 10 four weeks; and Y uGed aecor1-
ing to printed instructions, which ere very -
PIE, failure 70 impossible. fhis NE rvssefins
reosdv shoald - sAh1e b III sA0se ~ n,ossy.
= =: eGssts - pssnsseni. Il - ssaaosieasA
oy the medical press TO Be the greatest discovery
Ions Success 4 = eefysiS e TIM science over
ehrows igsssancs. n. Riessd's 1essNcs Of l6fe
2 sold y eases, With full Aieestiess Sos -, =
70. OF four qnansisiss u one for =, cd vill b
sent % any part. carefully packed. On receipt Of
remittance to mis- occfedlted agent,
PHlLiP holland,
july2o ~ Libesty Stroet, \. r.
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AND MODE or TREATMENT is

AVVo
The slcsee 0r Herfeeet0se.
ltpononratoo the oeeeee Anbuoh
ri this terrible disease, aud exterminates it, root
Is remover AL she ws~asAsa
symptSsa. q tisis ioathsOme snslady. aad Atssts
Il cIeans tIe 'AsaA. 1esAessses
the breath. and Affords the most grateful relief.
1s alevlnsts mere Agony and 81
lena suffering than tongues can tell.
~ 10 noted fer c0rknG the H4o0e
hopeless cases, that every knoWn means have
Il csrss May. rl1se a.eReri41z
Y Casarrh, Of the most Obstinate and violent
Ne 1sfn efCaeass.A o. Deases n
the head can resist its penetrating power.
Dr. 60O001e has new 0peDt q
lifetime In battling With sAs Cell dissass. nisss-
ibr. Goedale's CaearrA Beaeay
b harmless liquid, inhaled from the paln 8
the hand.
1Dr. =. GeeAale II knewn shre'-
ought the country - the author Of the only True
Thecsy of CatasrA ever Published. Where -
origin-whas in ravages-mode Of tfessmeat-
and rand cure !. Ill tie forms.
Or. Goo1a1e'o RonDh1oto IN CO.
tesrh should be read By every one. Il ean b
Obtained = our nearest Ageaey, Or y seeding
mi PfSfss AMI THE PRESS Z
CAfAaan. The name II Dr.. b, Ooodale hal
become faniliae threnghOat the eeuptry - 4he
victims Of Caaafrh. ff00 His ven -etsnsd 9s0e ia
osly person Wbs ever psnetratsd ~ secret ~.
ossh Of this fearful 9alady. Hie seoedv end
nede Of treatment . the caly one evsf known q
ssfs i1-TTrey. n. r. Ddiy TineA
fliny hfliA he vJsl knovn Traveller, nd
whose samily Physislsa Or. Gosdais W "a
mony years, says:
III b., Qeodals aavs be - cure CatasSA. b
~ 80 snaa1s II medical skill - - ssDseies1
! = DacsseG3hl peestie. ~. 81 "a
? ~. Eooe snd keried1s Oo1assA.-Ds. Good
ale's cslalsA neasdy - neee efissolosst ssl
oely a4se@s tke ereeisss relief = every veriesy
= = ~ itoegpse 81 alagse. Every 60 sDsokl
| VII efk-{1. r. Co. zdvm}isse. 4
tries q. 0endA s1emltespepRAlsk K, +, 1
+ e.sl;1, -, . = sA1 3 ~, g: -
PAA n kExz1A - Dnu1uuoua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02

eHect prompt and radicd cure Of SEPARATOR
nea Or Seminal Weakhess, aud is equally the
sspecisc remedy for every species q Genital or
unnafy lrritahility. lnvelantasy Or Nightly
seminal Emiasioes, fron ,vhstev q caase pr0dsc
co. or however severe, will be speedily relieved.
and the organs restored 10 healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS - hate used
your Sesciv1c PnA in many cases Of Hpoematorr
Ses 9Th the nose perfect ssccess''--J. Milton
sanders. y. D., LII. d.
nave cured very severe cases With from six
u D. "'
f!ics d per boz. Six boxes for g, By mail
Addreas y. WINCHESTER Co., No. Il John
st., n Y. iuiy2o. d1viv
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&MihG hesteEs2
3:l3:|

"evep -cved their extraordinary curative power
ri0d Of seves ears both in the hands OF the Ned.
lcai Profession and the People, No remedy be-
ever called forth snch unqualified testimonials o.
ne eficacy ~ this. The following extrsctis Civ
en- from eletter dated
''Ann1nasune, C. w.. Feb. ., 1876.
The HypophosphItes have become 90 firmly
established IN my estimation, through years u
severe testing, a. an fxFAllmLs axuxDr IL 10 -
wing much. know, 1oR coxscnrffox, even in a.
most hopeless Gases. that do not Aesi ate 10 a.
sest that ALL cases Of genuine Conssmpeion An
NcusAsIs WITHOUT IT IN. A. RICE, n. D."
PRlcss-ln OF and Is o. bottles, 81 and a.
sach Sold By all respectable Druggists, and at
tue sole general depot wholesale and retail, by
j. WINCHESTER I co. - John II. n. r.
J. Frank Harris, Ag't. 50 Brady 1t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02

How II. mountains ssilss ssessh.s.
.:,6 $,s e: IL =: - ms, :Sf - ,,,..s u.
h as::. .s u =. ' r. 1902 1902 ...,,.0q
10 The slinhss Of ~ AlA
when .ae cry &c ssso1eN sAsir passss.
Mere co@ss he great AgassinS
~1ssf vsis Tor SiE 70 g - 80 '.s-@
Thas's ~ enly thing that lacks-hu
:. 4ust SO ne, Cofopasi" ...
Ayef aysi" The IRE psak thunderp,
AnA - oess viDo ny vssAsst
I'm bat lonely erasss,
I'm Asss hin for spsctassss"
9ns noastaan hsssss =. ysasning.
he lsvs-tgssbes burnise.
The nvsss6snd 70 meet him,
The forests bow - greet him,
rthr he the spsnel solsnn
o. 1sosll osAss eossns,
AD1 giaaio9o osaWi ~ fn1eeS
~ Ne TED a ahsts od naaesi
Heaven keep him veil aed hearty,
Bosh him ssd III bic psrsy
yf00 the eun ehae 6foiis en- emitea,
eNum the esnssps1e lat btss,
HsoD the hail STORM end the shandsy,
Prom the vampire end The condor,
Prom the gust upon the river,
Yr0W ~ SndAon easthQaAko obtvW,
rro0 The top Of ms.s % a0nkey,
Prom the midnight bowling monkey,
FROM the stroke Of knife OF dagger,
VFOm To- pu0o and the lsguDf
From the hor' ID boz con. rector.
That has scared - IN the plcssr',
From the Indians Of the Pampss,
Who wond dine upon their grsndpas.
FROM every beasl ssd vsrmtn
That 10 htnk 81 eets - equiSmin9;
FROM every snake that tries On
The traveller biz pis0s.
fOn every 81 Of Nstsf,
And from two lklnxs L n behind him,
SHs eur ~ W 70 ond hinb-
The tax bin and asssssor-
H e. e s sssp The s e. Pscis:s0ri
That the land 10 full Of fossils,
That the wsssss s~arm Win Ashn
s TS.' 1: .sss ssn :, t B.; .iah''
In fancy kinda Of turtle;
New birds around him singing,
New insects never stingts g,
Win 0tilion acvol dnaA
About the arii-u'ata.
And f.cts that strip Oh oil husks
brun the history Of moiluskA
And when, With loud r. Dsuw,
He rsturns 70 hts nuse nm,
May ne Aud the mon stsous reptile
That 90 iotg the land has kept III
by 9ssnt sud Sherman thrUtued,
And BY Father Abraham hotl.d
Can spsskisd aid stvezked aad rnGttlsd
With the sosss 81 ulurdefous battles,
Where he ciashsd The ir0n rsttles
That gods and men hr shook at).
For III the world 70 look atl
God biess the great Professor
And y adam too, 00d bless herl
BIese D i'm aud ali his band,
On the see and on the lard,
A. they sali, ride, wax aqf stand
Bless them head and hosH Ind hand
Till their GLORIOUS raid IL DER.
And they touch our ranr"med shorei
Then the welcome Of . nation,
With lie shout % exultation,
Shall awake the dumb creation.
And the shapee Of buried cons
Join the iv3tg cseasuree' peans,
While the mighty meeAl0saurus
Leada the pulooaDie cheras-
God bless the great Professor,
And the land his proud possessor-
Bless the0 poW and ever0 rel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02
JAD. n. DUMONT.
SopperDmjth and DE0xlor
AID General JObbeP In Tin,

Copper e 6heeer1ron.
DARTlCULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE
i manufacture Of heavy Sheet-lorn, sanOks
stacks, heller hreeChinges oofGn.
~ paoe COPPER STILLS, CAPS AND
WORMS All kinds Of house work, Plumbing,
1coiing, Cutters, Conductors, Bathing Apparatus,
ramps, Lead Pipe. etc. furnished 70 order.
Tin Ware COZ s;antly on hand. and made
order. Repairing promptly attended 10 Sho
No. 2 Main street. near Ferry Landing. in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02


Those afhicted with Hsrria Deafness, fistsla Piles,
Nocturnal Enssions varicseele BY enclosing stamp
1i receive price list Of remedies for these
diseases.
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC PRLvESrlvE.-rhose
string to limit their oprne, enclose stamp for
a pamphlet conaiuing engravinRs and lanatious Of
the apove preve ative with essay on e sube i Of
prevention. All correspondence conAdestial.
~ WILLIAMS. NJ. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02

LEWIS 4 cox.
COUNsEI.DRS AT LAW.
No. l39 Broadway. p. q. Box No. $3.50,
NEW YORK CITY,
Attend TO all business in the Courts Of the q.
s.. and in the Departments at Washington. E.
pecial attention given to Internal Revenue busa-
ness and to claims against Foreign Govesnments
Is well a. our own.
Judge Lewis experience - Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, and Charlton r. Lewis expe-
rience IS Deputy Commissioner, will be guar
antee Of Thorough acquaintance with the Reve
nue. Laws.
Mr.. Cox's connection with the Committee %
Foreign Affairs, and his long membership Of the
National Legislature, insure . thorough knoWl-
edge Of legislation and practice in the depart
ments senS Asm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02

The Commissioner of Pensions is prepar-
ing for Congress his report for the current
year In 1862 there were only 6,147 pen
sioners of all classes on the lists. In 1858
the list increased to n, $50; in 1894 to 6l,-
1876; and to this date (Oct- ~ the certifi-
Gates issued on admitted claims amount to
about $4,000. The full. pension Tor .
Lieutenant Colonel and officers of igher
grade is $50 per month; for . Major, PES !;
for Captain, &2O; fora First Lieutenant,
417; for q second Lieutenant, e15; aud
for enlisted men, g. Under special act.
passed last March, persons who have lost
one foot and one hand are entitled to $50
per month, and to t25 per month for both
hands and b,,th eyes, There are one quar-
Ter. one half and two-thirds pensions, &C.
cording to the rated degrees Of disability,
aud where q man is killed, q dies from
disease contracted in the line of duty, the
widow, minors, dependent mother or Sis
ter, draw full pensions according to the
nnk Of the deceased.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02

SHERLOCK, CLAY 4 CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers In N1erchans
disc, Produce. &c,
Office, 3 Monroe ST.,
Opp. Produce Exchange. NEW YORK.
i to their unrivaled facilities and their exteu-
sive acquaintance with the trade in this city.
which enables then (aIways) 70 procure for their
consignors the highest point the market affords.
n. B. We are at sll times prepared to make
advances consignmerts from One 70 One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Goodsin this market filled and shipped with dis
patch, and at the lowest possible rates from fret
hands. thereby saving two or three profits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-02

Rresa4ens JohWUonss new Carr1age.
The Philadelphia papers give the fol:
lowing account Of . new carriage which
is being built in that city for the Presi-
dent:
Messrs. Beckhaus & Allagier, the enter
prising carriage builders, Of this city, have
just completed for President johnson, q
commodious and magnificent family car
riagc, which for beauty of design, and
neatness Of finish SURPRISES anything of the
kind we have heretofore seen, and indi-
Gates exceeding good taste upon the part
Of our worthy Chief Magistrate, who, We
learn gave the order for the conveyance
himself, in person, with Instructions NJ to
the manner and style Of construction
The style is that of round bottom, close
panelcd loop coach, the body front resting
upon two large iron scroll stays or hoops,
connected with the front running gear,
upon which rests the drivers seat, support.
ed by two scroll stays, having for base
an oval shaped box or magazine. Two
driver seats have been prepared, either
one to he used rs occasion requires. One
is covered with . dark green Hanover
cloth, tastefully trimmed with heavy fringe,
lace and gimp of the same color; the other
is "Dicky scat" of the usual style. There
are also panels and glasses to the front
quarter, which may be adjusted at will.
The interior of the vehicle is most mod
estly, and, at the same time magnificently
arranged. being trimmed with dark rich
green c,teline, the cushions and backs hav-
ing springs within, and very elastic and
comfortable. An oval mirror is set in the
trimming of the back quarter, and by
means of speaking tube, neatly inserted
within the frame work of the carriage the
occupant is enabled to communicate with
the driver without either rising from their
seats. The color Of the panels 10 rich
dark plum, the entire surface having sew
eral coats of American and English var
nish, giving to it . beautiful polish and
reflection nearly equal to that ola mirror
The structure rests upon Mail patent sxles
and elliptic and G springs Of great power
and elasticity.
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Dr. WHITTIER. le4

South CLARK Street. between Mad
Aisor and Mont oe, Chicago. or
'lhce hours from 8 A. n. to 8 +.
I'M Specialist il the treatmen nj
Of oil private diseases in all their
varied and complicated FORMS
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