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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

BY DR. LCBARSCH, Pracffcing Physician.
Second .kditien; sesised, s6larReA Add illustra-
ted with n anatomical drawings. ~ !. LuherseA
EEsryb6dy should read shis book /; II ctntaies
useful information about the preserv alton. the
weakness and the diseases OF the sexual crr,ns
as we'll g stsoement Of he noao Of eursI for
such as suffer the enervstine consequences Of self
posutisn. secret 6iA<ase snd other dissinasions
The eyiirtUe Of Y0uthv IL the warning sign.
whichlesds the uS.ns6snrtd. -sod thoke that have
already wandered sstray back to the right psth,
wherefore Il has become u real book .or the mil.
lions, Of which during the short ,eriod 81 yesss
pver 20,oO0 copies OF lhe German edition heve
BEEN sOld. TIE medepf trestn4en'. bascd utou
the bsincipte n electricity. Is fully discUuhe1 il
.; On remittance Of 70 cents 10 Post stamps, u
V 'Ss p 'sn' ~ p nsbk ea EiiG5ibAxsca,~ 4
iapQodkv1y CHICAGO. III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

THE ADVERTISER having been restored
to health in few weeks. by a very simple RENEE
dy. after having suffered several years with a se-
we're lung affection. and that dread disease, Con-
sump,ion-is al xou> To make known to his feI-
low suffer. r. the means of cure. IN rifwhc de-
sire it, he will send Guy Of the pfrse rpfiou rsed
free Of charge,l with fhe directions for prepar-
ing and using the same viii th.v will fiud o
srsE y,ire for Consumption, Asthma, Broacbite,
&c. The only object OF tn adv.r isei in sending
the prescription IS TO benefit the afflicted. ana
spread inform alton which lie conceives 90 be in
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy Us 1t will cost them nothing. aud may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescrip-
ton Will please address Rev EDWARD A. W,Lsox,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, n. Y. febl6-d&w3in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

DAsviLLE. Pa. June 2. ls62-l)s. Wm. r. Gssgg
Dear SIR In Feb. 1861, was afflicted with
than two gallons Of water in twenty four hours.
waa obliged TO getnp - 0issn ten Or twelve tises
during the night, a.d IN i've months lost about
dfsy pounds IN weight. During the month of Jul; !.
1861. procured two bottles o. Constitution VI.
ter. and In two days after using h experieoCed
relief and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured soon sitter regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly. Nv. L. DE WITT. g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

At A MEETING OF THE CITY COUN-
"A Gil. held March lat, 1868, the following reso-
luton adopted f. .45s .s- : re-
Rssolrfd. That the ensuing annual city Election.
TO he holden on the first Saturday of April 1865 VIZ:
ON the LIT day Of April isG5 for the purpose elect
ing Mayor. Marshal. Treasurer, Z ERIK. Police Mag
i-traie and Assessor. fvr the Year. 1ed6 also Al
c dsra S. 1s .s d %Se ad Ier
omen until O'Clock +. M of said day. III the places
her< after designated, and the persons be- eiiiaftr
xna,sd be- appointed 10 act ms Judges and Clerk
Of the said eeciiOn ia their respective Wards viz
lst Ward--At the house of A. -LeuRlaehnef.
Judges Eno- Tichenor, Adam Wigxnd, e. H. Lage,
the latter also Clerk.
ID Ward AT the house of J. voss Judges-L
Baurpse., u Hisgins. c, schirsch, 40 leatss also
nd Ward.-At The Court House. Judges---John
wund@rl ch- Jno. AckIey, Reu,e G. Brock, the lat
ter also Clerk.
IA Wsni-.As the City Hall Judges-John n
Bowling y. Brown. Chas; Il. EldFdgs the latter
. g " I'm. sA ltaainis Hdu>.. Judges
e. = ~ HrSnam g. 4 Wood, Tho~ Dermody, the lat
e. ws,ds AT the School House IN East Daven-
e. ss - ,., Fsisssll WIN Rsnwick. Alfred
&.saps.s:: Nd 4 & yye1A 0idsclerA'
/ 1ASnns II. nA7.Srsr
COMMiss1ON ANDPn0DUCr Hrac..-
~ ~. AfE, ,ss g IS 5 .Sssss:.i.
,,....,& TO- -; shes ssesss; ,,....
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

Hli1e ~ 81 Y ~ 1I1 Y
Established 1850, snd charfsr-
~ BY ths5 <gsslasure4 ~ Ken
lucky and Minnesota, for the
S;s:sf!Ufpls YtTssss ~
|Gass. inrlsAing iasa,sal y eek
hesb and vsuerea1 Diseases.
|ras1S.s ul&sulGAtAls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

TIME CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
II OF An INVALID.
Published for the benefit. and as a CAUTION
70 YOUNG MEN and others. who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
&c, supplying at The same time THE MEANS OF
SELF-Cuas Iy one who has cured himself after
undergoing considerable qaeckery. By cDclos-
ing postpaid edvt dope, single copies may be
had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
dcc5-d&wsm Brooklyn. Kings Co y. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14
DIABETES.

IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION or
THE KIDNEYS. CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER. sst
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPHAN.
Full URlNATlNG. 81
For the diseases il Is truly a sovereign remedy
and too much cannot he said in it, pvniAe. 4 nh,
gle dose has been known to relieve the most ur-
gent ~ mptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressins main IN
the small OF the back and through the h,ps. A
tsaspoonful . day OF the Consultations " afer viii
relieve you like magic. 10 ensfss II. -,
PHYSICIANS as
Have long sinced given up the use OF buchu. Gu.
bebs. end Juniper III the ire Atment Of those dis
ease, aud only use them for the want VI 1 better
remedy.
(;0sssstsstjon water
Has proved itself equal 70 the task that hes Dc
volved upoh Il.
D1URETCS M
Irritate and drsDch the kidneys, and by constant
use soon lead TO chronic degeneration and con.
hrmed disease II.
We nresentt ,e Constitution Water 70 the pub
Tic with the conviction that II has no equal M re.
l.evinx the class OF diseases for which il has been
found 80 eminently successful for curing; and we
trust that We Slnll BE- rewarded f0r our Efforts in
placing 80 valuable : remedy in torn to meet
the requirements Of patient and ply stefan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

kne Spencef11n system OF
PEW NJ II ~ SHIP
taught tx tbs, most accomplished penmcn, Of many
yearS experience III teaching.
Tclcyi'aphing.
The large aud constantly increasing demand for
department for thorough instruction In this branch
aid we are enabled TO present advantages equal to
any thai can be offered on the continent. The in
ducemenis 10 obtaining Knowledge Of Telegraph ing
were never great as at the present time.
An experienced practical operator in charge o! this
department.
PhonoGraphy.y
This popular aud only philosophiSA system OF
short hand reporting, taught In tho thorough
manner.
To Disabled Soldiers.
All these branches of business education present
the most appropriate and available M Of quaiify
tion.
A liberal d.scoun, made in favor of those worthy
Of such consideration and our best efforts employed
in procuring good situations for such as compe-
tent. ~ ~
General information.
Tine Of CoansssAeIns.- AS there are no term di
visiuns. the school continuing without iuferrup;on
throughout the year students can enter a, aay lime
anu pursue the OF study nj their option
though, without necessary detention. they ar. tx.
pecled To ursue their studies assiduousiy and 10
receives individual Instruction. adapted 10 his pao-
ular wants. thus enabling him 10 advance rapidly
his ability and application will admit
Preparatory Edaeufion.-An ordinary English ed.
acatioa l. all that Will II. requisite comniccia,
Should the student be found deficient IL any branch
e- he Will be- Instructed in those bE.,peles and con.
-equently longer tine WILDE required com let
the course.
Time required Tie time required 10 complc.
tie course IL from IL 10 Is weeks according 10 til
advancement .ab,lii. application of the .iuden,
Sell iurships ISSUED from this college PERI eunl
allowing the student to commence complete or re.
view IN. - Idcnis III any time.
Diriorsos.--Au eesal;i, ergrnved d plos IN be
awarded To those, ard 10 those soiie. 10 ecnipe,
the required cvur>. and pass satisfactory exaiailn-
tiou Unlike Vaher Institutions, We make no extra
charge tor Diplomas.
Bionk Cooks Stationery. Dr.. for tho couse " Il
cost from t. hi dollars
Board --tiu.d board ca l.. obtained in the cit; a:
from four TO live dollar. week
L,npioymtniIt will be for Tie interest Of the nrin.
cipa- their besI efforts to ,shtaA good s,a-
tans for their graduates. While doIot offer hi :
inducement y.i extensive business naiut-
ance gives Excellent facilities IN this direction
SEND Us MINES TO an. person who will
send u~ the d address oi hfly young men
likely ,obe iptt ed d bsstnets u atstt. we III
remit, free Of expense. large aud beautiful photo
graph picture, suitable for fram!l e. OF our great
master piece Of penmai~hip, St. George ana the
lDrayoi- For twenty-five will send a
photograph suitable for an a bum
i'sspunr aceelaiig ths proposition SHOULD take The
utmost lr,ins 10 write tie names AIT address plain
as possible ~
w Fl. PRATT,
feb1Sds wifi Resident Principal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

A DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL AND VALU-
ABLE rONIC.-HEGEMAN cos CORDIAL
ELIXIR OF CALISAlA BARK, ,osse- sing the
active and we'll known rtopert,es Of tbs Peruvian
Bark in ui0sl esr eesble form. Il viii Lc t,,nnd
q valuable Tonic in I'll cases, but parte slary as
& prev. ntive to Fecrr aud Arne II is II pleas
ant and palatabe cordial, and is much superior
to the common whiskcy aud RUN Ditters 50 much
iu use. Sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAE 4 Co.,y-
ieno4 -dSwSm Chemists and Druggists, NJ!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14
DIABETES

70 disease Of the stomach and liver. acting
through the kidneys. and Is without doubt, the
rNsst obstinate disease. except assumption. that
Affects the human constitution. We have no SPACE
for discussing causes. but will state that the ei-
feet Uf the disease is the conversion OF the starchv
principle tor vegetable portion of the ioodl into
augar which stimulates the kidneys 10 an 'exces-
siva sccreii0D Ot water. Many persons suffer from
this Disease who are ignorant Of il that u, they
PASS large quantities during the day, md are
obliged to get uD from one 10 fifteen ~ twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken of It
until their ttntion il called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often when IL is 50 far advanced ~
to be beyond thc control Of binary remcdieA
when the disease is fully established, is intoeva
bie--fhe lsdtisatd rinks ca.stdntfy rifhvnt teing
sosi.fed; alsO dryness Of the mouth, crscking Of
the lips, sweet breath, in the more advanced
csses and finally loss of.ppetite, eh,ncation, and
the patient gr adnally sinks from xhsustioh.
CONSTITUTION WArER is without doubt, the only
known remedy for didbttss and we have as muc1,
confidence that il is specific as have fhat Opt
urh will produce sleep. and u uthftfiiy say that il
hss eufedevery csse in which it Inns been used.
STONEIv THE BLADDER. CALCULUS.
p CRAWL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, .
.sa ETC., ETC, 60 a
Diseases arising from a faulty secretion--in the
oae case bsing too lutte. and accompanied By se-
we're pain, and the other too protuso secretjpn--
which will be speedily cured BY the
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTI1 UTlON WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER H
CONSTITUTION WATER s9. il
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER ~
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOX
ss THEUNl.Y KNOWN RkMEUY FOX
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN KEMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

IN sllRs fsa 81 .I'.lFls syaala Fs1el- ls-'si
1sA-@ -isstzx;Aenl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

Chm ped lie nsls mad Face. sore
- Alps. GhfflbfuArs. &c.
HEGFMANS 4 co.'s CAMPHoR ICE. WITH
GLYCERlNE, cures Chapped Hands. DC. liz
mediately, and will keep the skin soft and sno tn
in the coolest weather. sold by Druggists
Praca - oenss. Sent BY Iaal Tor .. osaats.
HEGEMAN d CO,
x I Chemists md Druggists. y. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

DlSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINALa
l/rRiSARY. AND SEXUAL svsrEks-new and re
liable treatment--in Reports Of the HOWARD
by mail in sealed letter en-
velopes free OF charge. Address. Dg. J. Skill
LIN HOCGHTON, Howard Association. No. 3
South Ninth Street, Philadslphls, Pa spldwly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

Ind Special dgent for lag Cooke. Subscription
Agot,
VIII Deliver 1.3O Notes. Free o.
charge. by express. III all parts of the coun-
try. and receive in payment Checks on New
York. Philadelphia. and Boston, current bills.
ana all five per cent interest notes. with inter
will be prompt, filed
This Bank receives the accounts of Banks and
Bankers on iav orab'c terms also of individuals
keeping New rknccounts. J. L. 0RVIS,
j. I HILL. President.
~ IL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14

No. (,3;ss ssa'i y 20 - NuH saI's'a
.a1v0p .EMC~7gssA2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-14


Eees power OF the people; and then turn.
ing to Mr.. Chase, with his associates Of the
supreme bench, who was seated at the right
q the chair, piped out, II say to you, the
Suprsne Court, that iii vour mover comes
pm the people," Not content with th;s nm.
.deenly remark to the chief justice, he wheel
q rooed and, addressing himself to the
oe1befs Of the cabinet, said II say to you.
bscTetary Seward, and to you Mr.. See.
1( Stanton, and to you Mr.. Socretary
AA.' Here his memory failed him, and he
% 70 DC prompted Is to the name OF the
eecrse.sy of the navy. after which be pro-
ceeded, ] say to you ali, that you get your.
power iron the people,
:. Int even this, bad as It was. was not
- worst. He then addressed the foreign
&nseters Who were seated in front of hin,
5eq " court costume. Il say to you fore.
- Atntseers, that am I plcbe;sn. .b,,
rs tailor's boy This was the climax 81
nls ccerseness and vulgarity, and lis effect
vas visible in every countenaa, G. !, was
sasy TO see that every one in the audiepc.
sensscts, cabinet, ministers, Supreme conr.
s. siH ~; .sls ~ hey had been deeply in
3aSg ~ yonnson's effort to play the
~ Statesman. -PS '.' - -
..n Isnsy, Who US sitting near the
~ ~ ~ =. elect, tried in vain to induce
~ -. ~. ~ e,s seat, and whispered TO him
seSss Sa;. - coas fdr thes dissolution
.e'shth conerssa bat he woi,li
S~S is.S ~ ns kept "a rspsAtihe him
S Ssa: - evsr again On a. sn6ite4 Z, N
s.Sst I4sS ~ - people. ID hhedSee ths
~. - \. 20 + o. s.e - s'' ''''
65Sis,s9 wf = really y sicksnine u
". = .sS $500 = 49, -
.4iAH Eh#uHl(Acs."
,s,sar Ifxs.sf ssasi ~ .pE ssa'o bus safsbsssfs
.a1uo8 .SMc~zsssA@
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

UNIVERSITY OF VERxoST.-The corporation
Of the Uniyersity Of Vermont, which has
been almost In uninterrupted session since
Tuesday last, closed Its labors on Thursday
evening, by the election to the Presidency oil
Rev. Ebenexer Cutler, OF Worcester, Mass.
The selection Is an excellent one, and We
Congratulate the corporation in SO far res
pecting the wisi es ot the alumni OF the Uni
versity "f Vermont. in calling to the head of
the institution u gent, whom we are
cobtd, mt will be acceptable u them Mr..
Cutler Is a. the " maror born" hclng YER
m inter-. lie is a Caledonia County boy.
iaiIlng originally from Waterford, and was
graduated at tho Unlver.ity in 1915 His
reputation tor scholarship is high, while ne
a preacher and a pastor he is one vi the most
p,I ular OF the Cungrcgaii nj denomination.
We have re7is,n TO knew that in Worcester,
i the city in which lac has labor,d for num-
bcr OF years past, he is held in the highest
estimation, not only BY his own congregaiiI IN
but by the eifize MS generally of that flourish
ing city. Mr.. Cutler is not only a scholar
but he 10 also a man Of fine address. genial
manners, and excellent business capacity.
lie has been through the "mill' and knows
the wants OF the University. We trust he
may accept the appointment rendered him
with unanimity by our corporation, and
winch so gztifyingly meets the wishes of
the alumni We are sure that if Mr.. Cutler
consents 70 become its President, the College
cannot fail to take an onwurI step, and that
in all his endeavors to that end lie will be
supported by the personal influence and re-
euniary contributions of its graduates
Burlington Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
FEVER AND AGUF.
FEVER AND AGuE.

Crimesn Ritters have proved the most promp,
aud thorough remedy known successful when
quinine has IA led, determined by trials in the
Hamilton. N. v and Ia nfrt, s. c, and umerou.
cases everywhere, The Btters warranted u
arrest the chills the first day. and In brief time
that no renewal lows, II the directions are
strictly adhered to.
We have numerous certificates Of cures Of the
above MALAY, Lut want Of room prevents the In.
sertion Of only the following, from q U. 6. Army
Surgeon. We refer to circular around bottle fol
many others. a-r
DR.. Whitehead. Surgeon. U. S. A, dated U. s
Hospital, Reward, n. , says: Il cured several
soldiers under my charge Of obstinate Fever and
Ague which have def d for weeks the urual r, med
Of Quinine, and would without hesitation IL in
similar cases.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
A ton of ice per da5i Is manufactured in
tho city Of New Orleans.

The Mrs HARRIS TRIAL Mrs Harris has
come out OF her trial a great heroine. Her
garments were not singed. She will occupy
! high lace hereafter in the annals of her
*. SRo kilhi sthey.rRa who, jllt.d her.
Ter lawyer kiss,d her ip apen couri-carried
,er out in his,arins. The judge showed his
tmpathy all through the III for the accue-
d, and the audience went crazy over the
oqaIttal. Ilenceforth let killing be called
nu murder" Let all young men take
rarning. Anything ls,king like courtsbip-
ny expression of preference Tor a particu-
ar young lady is dangerous Pistols and
olson beset the path Of courtship-remem-
n that. sXx rss! The jury sc9sirted
er hecause she wss-a woman and had hsen
ruelly jIlted by a man. The curt WAS fire.
uently in dIsgraceiul c,niusion. Judge.
..rsh.l' :nS sss l:xSsE.s xsss il q Is I'D
ans way from New England. would have
een At lo-s to kn,w what was going on.
g.il. the srisl is "c. r. The =" great North
est" dohl,~ will receive Mid ffsrsis
.,o III uee srm- asr mauyr-perLsps q
saiatcW ask. Cor. RePx5Eoaa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
Ho,Acr 'Cirs1sY aAsp 4Hr NV Yo.k
TRrBcNi.-Aeu sitspoodeus oftbe Providence
fo,~naf nva. 4

-. hias- r. zss-1 t-i did
''1' "s' ~ ..,srrzusa
il has bsea; unomeially announced that Mr.
Horace Gresley he ceAsel 10 control. or even to
conduct the Ner FORK Trfosrs II u sad the
faen will oe cmciany announced IN lev Gays.
The causes that hsve. led 10 this action are only
guessed At am Of opinion that he has oeen
crowded out ~ outside innaences ne ongi-
nally owned the entire property OF the 1r'oraf.
but IN an evii hour trss:i'rned It into )oinl
STOCK company. ne rsfsmed, noseser, tns con-
troll oi the paper, ~ contract. out vnat oo:
contract amount % vhen one o. tne eontrac'lns
parties enter. il ~ the sole purpose OF sccon-
Pllsh'ng its uitsmate vsesnen;
Inc present CONTROLLERS OF Inc TIOune are nut
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

CONFESSIONS OF THE CoNsPIRAToRs.-The
off ,ers who took the sentenced conspiratDrs,
Mudd, Arnold and 0'Laughlin, TO the Dry
Tortugas. have returned. They report that
Mudd has been put to work as surgeon in
hospital. and that Arnold has been detailed
a. clerk o 'Laughlin, it was thought, would
he placed on similar duty. Spangler has
gone TO work at his trade, that Of carpenter.
During the ysysse the pris'ners conversed
freely with the ofhcers having them in charge
DR.. Mudd acknowledged that he knew Booth
when nc came TO his house on the morning
after the assassination, but he feared To tell
the fact. as he ANTICIPATED danger 10 himself
and family if he did 81 lie aiso admitted
70 being pre- sent al interviews with Booth
and Surratt. as testified TO by Wcictman.
O'Laugilin ant Arm I'D both denird all
knowledge of the assassination. Ihouc'' both
conicss that ikty were ia the scheme 10 KID
nap the President. When that failed. they
state that they believed the w,6l, thing had
come to an end. Spangler claims lus innO-
cence, and declare tliat Their war good
deal Of false swearing against BIN. lie sals
that the remark aprliedto him that he would
help Booth all he rould was uttered few
nights before the assassination, and related
to the sale Of the latrer's buggy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11

DEAR SIR Permit me, very Tc@ pecuully, TO pre-
'ent you with this certificate a token Of yOur
s,nderful skill as physician. and OF your deport-
ment as a gentleman.
For more than seven years have been afnictec
nth sickness Of ,ture peculiar to females, ex.
cept that was bedridden for over two Years and
unable to move without assistance ! have hsd nine
different ply sicians in the last two years none Of
whom could help the Indeed. to use theirown words
they were completely puzzl Vi with my case and
that all the medicine la the world could restore
me, nor even help me-" After much reflection /
cons nted 10 try your treatm. mt, had heart ) on
20 highly spoken e nv those whom you had cured.
son realized the truth io' my self that your supe-
rior skill was en-, fetal, aud at your treatment
helped me In less than two weeks. In four months
was So much improved that even nv friends we're
ast nished- Continue " Improve, and can nov
cheer ully adj this. NY mite with hundreds Of 9th
eis Whose lives yOu ave saved and rendered happy
Nav God bless y'u. Dr. oaks, m ytur ennoiling
and benehcient mission o. suffering hunsnt, I
shall slNays bebsppy TO reply toany who may re-
Ter TO me ss TO cur cal abilities and skill.
| am, dear sir,
Yours. respectfully
Nrs NJ. +. GREY
No. ., Whitesboro Street, Jtiea, Ny
For references circulars u lie had sthIs rooms
OH hours, frUm A NJ until ! r. n.
eept u daviy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-08-11
WIN Ella Nd Ian ID : e
ToaIIWantinr Farms

Large an thriving settlement. mild and he1lth-
fol cim te g. IN les south Il Phi .ielphit hv ril-
road Rich soil. producing large crops wiich can
nov ne seen crossing. Tea, tW uts AMI city acre
tracts, at from > Ia y per acre. payable within
four calls bovd business tp-nings 81 mtnufsc-
tories ant others. Churches. scho IT, and god
ciety. 10 j. now the most Improving lac East or
West. hundreds are settling and bull ling Tie
beauty with which the place Is laid cut i un-ur-
pt--ed Letters -nswered- Papers giving full
inform sion will he sent free. Address CHARLrS
LANDS, Niaeland POst-Ofnce, Landi. Town
81 10. y. j.
From report % Solpn Robinson, Agricultur Il
Elitnr 81 the Tribans at II one Of tie mcst x
tensive f,itle tfscis in an a mot l-ve' sitiun.
AMI suitable eunditin fcI p eassnt fsriEing that We
know Of this side Of the Western PrAiries.1
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