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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-21
The Gazette &Gnluet
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G EN- ERAL N EWas

Since the end Of the war there have
been sent over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad two hundred and fifty
eight thousand soldiers, over q hun.
dred and ninety thousand Of whom
have gone West. AT. least large
proportion were sent down the Ohio
by boats from Parkersburg, at IN av-
erage cost of three dollars per head.
According to recent Instructions
from Gov. Parsons to sheriffs in Ala
bana, juries arc to be made up only
of persons who took the amnesty oath
before the 31st of August.
But eight state prisoners are now.
confined in the Old Capitol at Wash
ington
The Freedmep's Bureau at
Washington has now before il an ap-
pIicstion from gentleman of Scotland,
as present in that city, to aid in intro
ducing into the Southern States steam
plows in the cultivation OF cotton.
Such plovs are used to considerable
extent in India, Egypt, Algiera and
Italy and it is said that cotton grown
by steam cultivation brings higher
price in the Liverpool market than
any other kind.
A man has taken out patent in
London for luminous hats. They
would, he says, preserve the wearsr
from being run over by cabs at night,
and would to some extent enable .
saving in Che lighting Of streets with
gas to be effected.
Miss Dix, the philanthropist, has
gone to Williamsburg, Va, to look
after the welfare of the lunatic asylum
there and the comfort OF its inmates.
Professor Lowe and the gentlemen
who accompanied him in his ballon
ascension descended safely near Hack
ensack creek the same evening, after q
journey of nearly one hundred miles,
accomplished in an hour and thirteen
minutes.
The New York Day Book declares
that il will not encourage sensational
writing J" that it is demoralizing TO
society. 1t will, says the Day Book,
!" make us nation of liars"
The population Of Cambridge, Mass, j,
is 90, ia an increase Of 1864 in
five years, little over two per an
mum.
The Southern trade of Baltimore is
increasing SO rapidly that the regular
line of steamers are unable to carry all
the freights offered. New coasting
steamer lines are being started.
The census Of Illinois has been COM
pleted, which shows total population
of 2. 200, 900.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-21
CheND Light.

TUgT HECETvED--An Invoice of Hrst quail
eJ ity coal OIL which viii BE- sold at the low
price Of 81 10 per GsIloss retail.
susss JOSHUA REAI,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-21
AT BEAL'S.

AT BEAI'S.
j UST RIVED
SOAP--40 boxes Cincinnati German.
LARD--l5 kegs Leaf
C0FFEE-5 bags Rio and Havans
FL0uR--40 barrels Superfne.
BACON-Hams Shoulders and Sides.
PORK-l5 barrels full Mess.
CORN-10o bags White.
HAY-25 bales Western.
TEA chest Imperial
Which will be sold by the package or at rstsils al
reasonable prices for the times.
july25 JOsHoA bEAh.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-21
assy~e.One Of the drisst humorisss

AOnc Oh tHe uFLess nuHaUEAssS 4
ever met" says Sala, is ?. I. Bar
mum. On board the river steamers in
the State they feed you for a moderate
outlay very sumptuously, but the por-
tions supplied are usually Of micros-
cropic dimensions. Barnum had taken
passage by one of these stately Noah's
Arks. lie called, at tea time, for q
beefstsak. The negro brought him
the usual little, shrivelled mite of
broiled flesh, certainly not sufficient for
more than two mouthfuls. Barnum
poised the morsel on his fork, scanned
it critically, as though it were sam
pie of steak submitted to inspection,
and then returned it to the waiter,
saying. Yes : that's what | mean.
Bring me some of it :"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-21

pvThe Emperor of Abyssinia 10
very fond OF children. In the last
battle against the Gallas, young gen.
eral was killed by Theodore's own
hand. The next day, the widow,
crazed with grief, put herself in the
Emperor's way, holding out child,
three years old, in her arms. He or
dersdd bis guards 10 lot lot her spproacth.
"Monster ~ she exclaimed, "after
the father the child /; take him and kill
him |" and she threw the infant ut his
feet. Theodore, without moving q
muscle, picked up the child, kissed
him, and said-"Woman, what 10
done was Gods will, but your SON
shall be mine, and he keeps his word.
TENNYsoN's New PoEM.-1he Val
ne of "a aame.-lt is said that Tenny-
sons new poem of Enoch Arden has
realized for the author over eleven
thousand pounds British. This shows
the market value of fame. II an un-
known author had written the work,
there isn't publisher on earth who
would put his name on the title-page.
Milton got five pounds for Paradise
Los t. But Tsnnyson 10 her Majesty's
laureate, and the royal sanction will
secure popularity for anything. wheth.
or tooth-povder. blaoking. or sensi.
mental doggsrsl.
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Brig Kennedy lof waidoboro), Honses, Gov Bay 10
Big Maria Whsess of - Mel, wheeler Cow Bay
ss SS spS 70 Hs shaw Cow Bay
Gamma H.1shs s CALAIS alan 10 days. with lumber to
Brig Whitaker Locke. JOnesbOro days with spsrs to
TsyP a. ss J asvT. ss
days out, July lon IS % ship Annapolis 6f and
schr Joseph Hay. Hathaway Lingan days. with COAL TO
Sssr Il Mailer Randall, Cow Bay, "a days. with coal to
schr H Miller Randall, Cow Bay. IS days. to 9 B
sehr Gertrude Colws stJonn NIB 10 days, with lumber
schr Village Queen r) Nckerson. Halifax IS days. with
schr Dresden Davis shulee IT days. with spars to
..s sssr sr sDSys Ss 10 days. with A'h and
,ss seh5 AsgT9s B Clare Windsor Ns loday with pa'
schr Ahbie Perkins Br, Hatfield Windsor, Ms. with pas-
schr G OBJ, Baker, Windsor Ms. 10 days. with pas-
sShr Dyer Rogers. Musquash, days. with spsrs. To
scSr ingalls, (Br Ingalls, Grand Menan. days. to
sshrE Enaioott Endicott Beaufort, NC, days. with
ssSSr Falcon Hale, Ei.sss!hpcrs for wsstpor.
cSr a Bos f Ws.s Add hsaI.0n' Me-
schr yaihaiis, Lord Ellsworth. days
kodnsi Guf SMITH, Esrorh days
schr Capitol Roberts, Bangor.
Schr Tahrnaroo. Collins, Bangor
schr Harblnger (of Bangorl. Rider. Bangor, days.
Schr Alpine, - Bangor, 10 days.
Schr Erie, Sawyer, Bangor, 10 days. EaIt
Schr Boston, Burse Boston.
Schr Plymouth Rock. Parker, Boston. .f q.
Schr Henderson, Burgess Boston.
fss SrEHssy ss Ss sns Sing
Schr Kate, Treat, Provincetown.
Sohr Swan, Hart, FAN River
Schr Mediator, Davis, Fall River III
Schr W Ponder, Cleveland Taunton.
Schr Ariadne. Roberts, New Bedford for Eizabethpors
Schr Henry May, Barker Black Rock for Philadelphia
6chr Forest, Merrill Providence
Schr Edwards, Ellison, Providence
Schr A Lincoln, Bentley, Providence for Albany.
Schr L Birdsall, Triple, New Haven.
Schr ] Wallace. Allen Norwich.
Schr Treasure Palmer Brantford.
Schr Chas Hulse, Mahan, Cold Spring.
Schr Emily Dennison, Briggs Albany for Boston.
SAILED
Steamship Lafayette; barks La Plata, Magma ChartA
Wind at sunset e.
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s,.,m., vr,.. GEL SIf h.Es Queenstown and Liver,
Steamship sermanis cHam Ehler Southampton and
via South
sss sss%.ap v'al's' 1sn'0n' safer s'"' s.'
HsssPpy ys Ess Sa9ew
sss%s%s SalysT NoTsap Hathaway
Ship Culiivator, Russell Liverpoo-wniams 4 GuoD.
Co PARK nA'"'" 'D''' f''A'A'' ''D"''' Wv" |" ''''
wilhelm anG
Sons: - n,,.,.,.
Co Sark "n"e o0o'' FREEMAN fh'Aaepn"-h A'ouo
Brig zeven Gebroeders (Iol Groo Rio Janeiro-Funch
Brig ESnice tBr). wilson, Manuanilia-D pewolf Co.
MsSTsa ;,' ,a' Wv ,' 49,, .,.' , 80. wS...
R Rrs @ ReTrp SS S %sny
sS s NIL bpyR s%ss
Co; $50, .Y,' o. s,' n',s e =,
schr oornucopa csr Grant, SiqRHs smhe
aape sbte ane NorFS Mscsad
ssSr ep f sasssnS sS b Son.
chr TsaSs KTayS RGS Mekse Swain.
sc S r seaman a' Hsil, l BosonHx Hewes
s shr eSpHe ason Erys C. sranshau
Steamer octorara. Mclaughlin, Baltimore
arrived. So,
Monroe. s..-,-.., -, ,..,, -.
oeaHisnIp scossnu knrl IIapP LserPooI s,A
Queenstown 3D. with mdse and 9 passengers to williams
Steamship General Sherman, Pendlcon Baracoa' with
sses%ship Empire City Barton Hlsca Head Sc % hours
Steamship Lucy, Wheeler Newssrn NC 4s hours with
mese ana 70 murray Nspnew ,.. and I7l
passenges 70 Andrew STUART 20 aug To- spoke snip BUT
rentq from tgnen h9r New YORK % DAYS OUT,
snip ,oon Hope nner Newcssue, guy anu Th GU,
rs WIN haa eS ron u n " s a OF pss
three weeks n.u strng westerly Wlnus huer Pas VI pas
sage s, win ss,, and d s1%s .,,, Nav "a
snip Lancasnue ,oi hhserpooi oenins BOMBAY WY 20
rs n % Is 10 wa sss a Golden Msp
London for Meleasrns With well 90
ship Margaret Evans tot Monrea TreIry Legn9r,' o,
marble rags &C. to Ed%,on BrSs s July Is i
lI ION d ~ exchanged Signals win snip harmoh pounu
ship Arosto (br walker HAVANA IL days. with sugar.
order u.,.,. v.,,o ,.n,, ou,., r.,r.r,oo, 20 a.v.
Bark Deme,rio rhlo tAu,t onuncn, Liverpool % asys
win coal 70 houooe nn'cnen' yuy 10 ny - ~ iy %
~ fel IN Win snp buhine 70, viaseVwl yonnston iro
Beia, FOR as % ,o1s me captain ana ere"
Bark Italia Brl; Olsen Liverpool June q, with mdse, e
Andrew stuart ocs ,sh nd. o. ana ans haa 'o"s
BARK Minnie Br Ameso1Iy CarH % days with coal Y
from New BsaoTa days out sTIci.Iins u,,
Bark Fannie hhmiion N9l olorntsrl mhrcnm.n ness,
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Jersey Clsy news.


= Girl srvn YlARs AGE ABDUCTED 10 NEW YORK.
ArrrrrD OUTRAGE UPos Hn Prasos YESTERDAY After
noon man thirty years Of age, giving his name as j.
Baker, and who claims TO be naval ocer, was brought
70 the police station in Jersey City on charge OF having
abducted a child named Mary q. Kenney seven years
q age from her home at the foot OF bergen Hill near
Christs farm and attempting to outrage her person 1t
3 alleged that the accused decoyed the little girl from
the Vicinity of her home on Thursday afternoon,
leonard street New York. where he had hired, night
Or two previous a furnished apartment Here he gave
Vie child beer and 10 her He nd S the
tempted 10 outrage her person. out the girl screamed
when she discovered the nature Of his intention, and
Reeves the keeper Of the house. went up
tain the cause Barker met him at the door quoted
his apprehensions with plausible story that the child
was his cousin and wanted to go home but she lived
In the country he could not take her there
until the following day This queted Reeves suspicious
and he withdrew The villain then renewed his attempt
upon the girl, when she again raised cutlery, and
Reeves called in officer Barrett Of the Sixth pre-
uinct who proceeded to the and demanded TO see
the child Upon seeing the officer she once disclosed
the facts, when Barker taken custody and was
locked up for the night Ascertainng from the child
that she had been abducted from Hoboken officers
we're seat over yesterday TO make Inquiries and her
story proving correct the prisoner brought Jersey
0ity and committed for examination. lI
ATTEMPTED RAPE By A NEGRo.-A negro named
Charles Conover was arrested in Monmouth county, N.
., few days since, charge Of attempting commit
: rape, ON white woman at Marlboro, and also for
having committed assault and battery an q man who
beard the woman's cries and came to her assistance.
The accused was committed to the county Jail to await
r'al at the September term OF the court iaI !,
ARREST OF CoUsrIRFnrERs. Two young men giving
their names Henry Shoals and John Rodgers were
rested in Jersey City yesterday afternoon by officers Jor
dan and Lee charged with attempngsto pass ten dol
tar counterfeit bill OF the Thompson Bank, Conn., at
several business places Five Of the counterfes were
found In their possession They committed for ex
animation. .r4fa.t t
Fatal KEROSENE AcCrDEsr.-Mrs Malvina Wayne,
died yesterday morning OF her residence in Beacon
avenue Hudson City, from the effects of burns caused
BY the accidental upseting Of kerosene lamp Tues
day night. Her mother and sister were also severely
barned In trying to save her fe Mrs. Wayne leaves two
small children who dependent upon her for support
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

AscH-IsAAcs.-On Wednesday, August Q, at the resi-
assisted by the Rev. Mr. Crainer, SIMON A. AscH to Miss
ESTHER L. IsAAcs.
DIcKNsox-DIcKrysoN AT the Cathedral, Manchester,
England, Thursday July 9, by the Rev. j. A. Pock-
'aaston, youS DcKRsoN Esq, Of New York, to Miss
Anna NJ DICKINSON, eldest daughter Of the late Thomas
Dickinson, Esq, of Manchester England
EBBs--C1LroN .-On Thursday August II, at Emanuel
churoh, Newport r. l., by the Rev L. p. W. Balch,
daughter OF Chas. Cotton, N. D., of Newport.
HAYwARD-FARRANcR lin fremont, N. Y, on Tuesday,
August Is, by Rev. Mr. Appleton, Francis HAYWARD to
Jaws FARRAScE, both Of London, England.
London papers please copy.
rELLEa-BLAKn-OnS Saturday, October q, 1884, by the
Lower Aguebogue, Suffolk county, L. l., DANIEL w. TEL
LsR, o. New York city, to MARY ANNIE BLAKE of Upper
AgDebogue, Suffolk county, L. l.
YArEs-PARsoxs. Friday, August 10, by the Rev.
Charles shrimpton WIN W. YATES Of this city, to MISS
JENNIE A., daughter Of 7. Parsons ESQ., Of Saugeres,
Ulster county, N. Y. No cards.
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SHIPPIN G NEW S /.

ALHANAc roR YoKK-fus DAT.
IA NOON RISES morn ~
SUN SETS. d HIGH WATER. 10
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE wO-
n wet nurse; has fresh breast OF milk Inquire
N 13l Elizabeth st.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
"A girls want situations TO do general Homework &C. at
Mrs LOVES German Institute, II Stanton st., near the
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TRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN DEMANpE-UNE JEUNE NoURIssE CAPABLE
~ dc pcdre -oin dun ne, qu'clle s.he condr
FAM lns; II necesssirc quee soft bie
rccomnsndee Application deyra eirc fate an No 36 Eas
3ist street
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A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH FRESH
n breast Of milk wants situation as wet nurse Call at
East n n
The New York herald., 1865-03-25

A JOURNEAY, AUCUoNEEK-OFFICE NO. 8 PINE
"A. street-Sale OF handsome Household Furniture al
public auction. wednesday, March 20 10 O'Clock M
81 the residence lo7 Clinton place by A. JOURNEAY
prisns large and varied assortment Parlor chamber
Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture with which The sale
viii commonco
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'ISE ARTS, LIrERA1un

rIIHB WEEKLY PLAY NIL.
/ A JOURNAL. or THE FINE ARTS, LITERA1UKR,
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Annual subscription 81 % exclusive Of postage Ana1s
copies, Three Cents. ss.
The first number Of the WEEKLY PLAY BILL win b
published "Wednesday tho 29th OF March. Il win for
double sheet of the sizc Of the daily issue printed
paper OF superior quality.
The WEEKLY PLAY BILL will have a section dcvoaedt 70
Boston and another 10 Philadelphia The Fashionable Art
Literary and other Gossip will be contributed by local
wiiicrsof enncnee Is proposed shortly ude Ma:s-
ngon and other cities In the arrangement Thus tho rIAX
BILL III become ont OF New York well as in IT, bouss
hoi word and y necessity.
III addition the contents of the daily ISSUE the nav
WEEKLY will contain Original Poetry Interesting Ssoey.
Events occurring throughout h Provinces and variety Of
Original Articles different subjects.
The better carry out this plan the PLAY BILL o0ero
tfc following prizes TO literary competitions
One Thousand Dollars for the Best Humorous Story,
making four hundred pages q ordinary novel size
Two Hundred Dollars Tor the Best Satrtcai Poem OF one
thousand more lines, on tho Folies OF the Day
Both Poem bo sent In 70 the Editor before
the hrst OF September next
K advertisements the first number OF the WEEKLY
PLAY ELL should be forwarded to the Office before Tia
Saturday preceding An extra edition will be printed - =
Specimen Number be circulated extensively hrouGhoue
the country.
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ExpREssEs.

ByasHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS -PURSI
n. tnre fam ies moved ciy country Panntorss Fur
niture &C.. boxed shipped. ruruIrs stored onco us
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HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER AUCTIONETHs
Al LARGE CLEARING SALE or CAnRTAGRS

- - the stock - McsrIs. Wool Brothers.
III. H. LEEDS & MINER Will sell by auction. on the
syenngs o "Wednesday and Thursday kspch 90
L9 O'Clock each cvenisg, nj the raaee Gar,icns thte
sanitary Fair ia ForsrsAu street Sixth arei,lc
nns nrgs stock q coaesc- saYences C6npcs oles ta
IONS, Top Wogsns and Bugges top roiting Wagon
b. presenting rare opportunity obtaining 1rst class
carriages Can be ezD1nined above untn sale.
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HHNRY D. MINER ApCd1oHERR saLHsnocM 81
III Nassau street ofPes.e the Post osnco.--MINEa 4
SoMERvILLE win s~h, satnpaoy, March IS a. 0's
o'cock general assssss of Asusehed Furntale,
s!s.as Mirrors cary.ty touse .Far-sa,ns Geos@ Sine
fusnitute. Desks Onrs Chairs Pistnyss &c Alse DRY
Goois Prcss lot OF Counters, BencAes Hoist Basxsts
Trucks &c
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PROPOSALS.

CITY INSPECTORS pEPARraEET, 70 CHATHAM
~ street. New York March r. sE5.--9rAlcd proposals
will be this occ until ~ ocloo noon OF Monday
April g. 1888 when the wilf be pubiy opened aud
read providing the boats removing a
contents Of all sinks and pvies of tho oy 81 New York for
period OF 10 the piaces depos. OF the Lodi
Manufacturing Company, deiiyern2 ,fc Daniel
Gallagher at such placed OF deposit 10 rccordance Win tho
contract between the Corporation aud said Gallagher
Blank forms Of proposals and SPECIFICATIONS b. sban
cd AZ this once. FRANCIS l. A. B0oLL.
CITY Inss.cto
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FT'O CoNTRACTORs.--sEP sEALEp PROPO-
sails e,ch endorsed with tho title % tho work for which
may be- offered the name OF the peron Offering and the
date thereof, will be received at h. Office unI II o'clock
A. ~ Of Monday Aprii 1859 (st wsh tne they will be
opeoed foc tho construction Of the following street I'm
provenent Sewer in Seventy ionrh street fpm fiith
East rvcr IN s.erntyeghh street, bc-
tween Third and Fourth n,cnncs Fifty hfh street.
from Fourth 10 and through fith "
Fiyfvfh street. Sewer In street from First
evcnme 70 sewer between lirs, snd svsnuc ece.
from Hammond 10 'lookcn Streets crosswslks o. nerscc
tons Of avenue with 7th and liah streets OF First
and l25ih Streets and FOR Oroawsks westerly side OF
For ~ ccincatcn forms for bids Ac nrpiy 70 theVou
tract Clerk NJ ths of'cc,
THOMAS sTEPnENs.J oro,nn
ROBT H. DARRAoH, hqueduos
A. W. CRAVEN Hoard.
oyvrcs CRcToS AouKpucy DnYARrssrr, March q. 1865
The New York herald., 1865-03-25

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCT1oNEER
Ii IL II. LEEDS 9 MINER win seil by auction on Sat
nrday March 25 At 1867 scsck their salesrpom 93 ber
~ street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, s!stIng of q gene
"a! assortment removed fer convenience sac viz: Br
ss!s and Ingram Carst rosewood and mahogany snia
Etageres do Centrc Tables with tops; French pte
Pier Mirrors brocatd and lace Window Curtains black wal
nut and oak Extens.on Dining Tables with
narble tops painted Dinger Dessert and Tea scis maog
Feather Beds Hair MaAtsesses 40
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nFFlcE. OF TIE STREET COMMISSIONER, x57
~ Droadwsy.To Con ractors s-Proposals, enclosed In
sealed envelope endorsed with The title of the wo aud wsh
the of the bidder written thereon viii be received st
~ for rebuilding tho outer ps!ron o, Ter ya North
River Batk forms cf prcpossis together with the spect
cations and agrccmept be obtained ills Office Dated
Street Department New York, March IA. lsc5
CHARLES a. CORNELL. Strrp. Corn
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M DOUGHTY, AUsnoSEER.

N DOUGHTY, AUV1ONEER.
IVA Rerempory safe ~ fy~t cirss Cabnet Fnaniture
Par.or Srf-e, thambex and Dining Room Suits
In mah~-say. wefnNt lsseeooh
" DOUGHTY viii - Tuc shay yearos.av Mnrc,
md - at I0a o'cnex eech the OF Mcssrs
feidg Decker Co., ~ Osnal street OF shcss
decinng business their hrsc stock u 6ushed and nshn-
tshed Furniture article found
drst class cabinet man nthssurcrs stosk.
Buyers have their goods stored the premises
sharga. Catalogues of the
eer 10 Nassau street, Monday.
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,tosr wpNpERFuf. DIsCOyERy.-TEETH Bx-
,rsr,rd without pala or no charge Beautiful teeth
I,sc,trd al 81 each. Al operations warranted
J. JAY vIfLklss l51 arend 81 swo osoeS lo.' ~
<yorToN DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS 0kIG1NATED AND
make st,c,iaty In rendcriur to9ta drawing pic7H
,rstesd q. nam wli the nirors oxide gas Long eNpll
snre has made " reriec ia iae ant omso " 'ooPe' IN
stitute.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-13

These B,.ters are prepared. IN pure bourbon
whisky. from n combination Of over 20 different
kinds ofroots barks and herbs which act IN per
fee, concert one with the other prepared from the
original formula given BY the great chief. Red
Jacket, TO isr Chaplin. who used them successfully
in his practice for many wears. and by their use
gained so great popularity in the cure Of d, spep
STA Ii. or Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vor,s Il, aiache Fever ana Ague, and aid iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering tr, either al these loathspme diseases
will lind a sure care by the use Of these Bl'icrs,
which arr perIet liz pure and free from all tansc
drugs aia poisans usually put up in such prepar-
atio,- aud ,almnd OF on al nnsnspee; nE public.
One trial viii iure the most skerilcal thai in
Red jack is virinre which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are unequalcd for general debility.
They are a SURF for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulent in existence.
They are II preventive OF fever and ague.
II ev relieve constipation.
They cure nervous he ldache
They perfectly pure and palatanle,
Aged persons aud delicate females win find they
can save large doctor bills by ,.Se oftbese Btters.
Beware Of counterieits KedVJacket Bitters are
only sold in bottles. with our name blown on the
q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-13

nsrarr Waters, Music E>laLI,,hm,n,

me H"r CO. ne's' Grand square and Uu
right Piaho~, Meloarpns. Iarmoniums and M,
han Organ. are known as firs,-cass ius,rm,en,.
Warranted for five years, Prices REASONABLE
hol-sal- and retail Also cabinet Organs
second hnn Pianos and Melodeons at prices irorr
Co. to REQ.
IN Horace Waters Pianos are know as among
the very best.-iN \ Evangelist
W. can speak .. the Horace Nat,rs Pianos
rom PEI soiai knowledge, as of the very best
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