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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

Tuse maO.a important Medical 1sfs.
cOvery Of the 10th Century -
gDr. Marks AypIiiitic cure.

THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY Is A
Speedy. Safe and Radical Cure for syph-
Ills in tie Primary, Secondary ana Ter
tiary Stages.
LNRUM tine ,tnmrWorial there has existed W
+ all LARGE CITIES contagious sen
UAL DISEASE. called SYPHILIS, which de
penis upon = special cause, that OF distinct VI
LII -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
Isaac r. Hit 4 Co.,
Real Estate, Wor Claln 1 Penoloa
AGENCY 3afe
FOB TIE NOK7HWEETERNG STA EG.
- Caastix esrees. Chicaeo.

Hon Jesn = Dubois. Auditor o. III, . n Ms1eh
n Wsrdner. Brigade Esrgecn, Rev Il smith.
l3sshop chstsh, IN. kevTN Eddy, Edner
Hcrek.s!sss, Chicago; Giant tseedsich, Chtsakc;
kinsie, o 4 Paynsstsi, ebicsko; VIM 3 Kselss,
~ ne1mvr q Lard OmU, aprise0slA. H., A
. Sanford, CaaAiee, Ceisp. ~; o0 1sha Wtlspn.
Sd Auditor Of Treasury. Weshingtoe; Hon IA
Harlan. Senator, Iowa, Hon Samuel Ebert, Ne
braskx. feb2l-dAwem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

4 rTDKNll ASD NcEIsoR AT LAW.
y and War Claim agent. Office 90
BRADY street. "a / Ankln lueA, iNo dner@ nth
ol Posi- Office my ~
$50. p. cons D. wltsoA purn. lpw ~ CooA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

EluN SitIAN. sIf,HEUN. Ger I~IAsnAU
4 iist. Office corner b aat Brady its. Res
leucc "n nth, beiwccn Ma sad lhaiy. myzf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
Advice TO the Afflicted.

Reader. have You SYPHILIS in the PRIMARY STAGE:
DO no, neg lect it an no r. YOUR HEALTH, nAfri-
NESS aud LIFE rERILED by this DESTRUCTIVE DIS
EASE. Strive to sfROY IT. II possible, while IN
NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
&C. PIT THtK"-t - -.
The Second Stage of Syphilis

| Is when the disease has become CONSTITUTIONAL.
and may be known by the following symptoms :
liberation of the mouth, throat, glands, SKIN
head pucus membranes. cancerous sores on the
| arms and legs. eruptious on the skin. scrofula
| The " Syphiiitic Cure" Pills and Throat " ash
will cure the secondary Stages IL the throat
| is rot uicerated. the Throat w ash is omitted
| Price per package 5000. including Til -oat
Wash; if omitted - per package.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

80 south Clark Street. between Mad
ty@ ,pa ana Mnnioc. Chicago OF
&4& nce hours from : 4. NJ to 5 J.
go " Specialist in the treatment
oi Ill ,ris ai' Diseases IN all their
!. 9 = varied aud complicated forms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
JAMES tsaE.ws~ON.

E,AMiy GROCER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
Il on hand the hes, quality Of Provisions
Hollow Ware. Kerosene OIL, etc.
second street. between brady and Perry, ia
veuYDrt. ,nvl4 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

YIul.NtA : ANDNot NSi.LO..S AT LAW
~ oiAcc III nasouPort's Bloc. ~ il""r. Je7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
Dr.. .yetsrk.S Sunhilifir Cure.

Is the only medicine ever discovered thai VIII
CURE sypu,lrT1c and vrSEaIAL DISEASES IN All US
yafi.. and complicated ioruls. and Thoroughly
rRApseATE the sYrnHirIc poison o. VIRUS IRON the
~ stem.
Tins destructive disease formerly considered
incurable, which has bafed the skill II our most
eminen, phv.ici.ns, and caused MILLIONS to be
conveyed to PREMATURE GRAVES or to drag out a
miserable existence what time LIE lasted can
nov oe aS srEEDILy aud ErkciuALIy CURED by
DIR MARKS SNnhilific Enrf,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

Hoe u IIIiIAi Nt"SNoO1 " F'lITIIo
is when the Chancres or Ulcers first appear. The
patient shculd Immediately procure DR.. Marks
sYrHurrIC crRg which consists Of one bottle
"Syphilic Cure one box Pills. one bottle
Syphiliiic Wash Cuustic, Brush, Sponge, soap
aud Lint. Tnesc are used TO cure the first stages
Ir &c urr nack MO $lo %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
VI \ n HOOD.

Third Edition. Fifty Thousand.
DJ pages. cloth covers.
l}y EsQEsE. r.. BELL. Nj. d..
M...l-.-r m ~ Nm C..Mnaa NJ Snrnnnus Lon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26

Box '~5a sz2 Hsro:idv y. y.
Nhp will take all risk If property directed; aud
,om will rcc.:fc them post paid securely sealed
from ob-.rv aiion by return mail.
.yULU ~ UREGG/S7S GENERALLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-26
asHgO wv a Sufa.0iY.
IakANK pu.l.Masls.

A TTOhNEl : ANDcOI NSlLORS AT LAW
IL Ollie corner "a and Brady SITS. Davenport
owa nchl5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

- We % led tis srssst sens days
ago. Of ! dessstsr from NiaeanriA hapeE
in the name Of Wm. A. Snodgrasa nee
Smith and two vivss. William came be-
fore Captain Willis, Sa.rrdsy. fsr ezsoi-
nation. The Csptaip, BY tho way. . =
capital Office. is vfigorous il inysstigasiss'
snd ~itbsl enjoys joko . hugely - sny.
body that We wos Of.
William penitentl5 confessed dssertion'
military; bnt not ma,rimooisl-be hsd
left his regiment, bat not his wife, oil
which latter article Of domestic and rer
son.l prot srty he claimed to own ba'
one. That is enough for William. q
any body else. in al Conscience
but BY some process Of ltgsrdemain,
known only to Captain Willis, iht
wives Nos. and Of the unfortunate
5nod- Of the vegetable ultimate, pre-
scented themselves in Court. Wife No.
is fair appearing woman, and doubtless
i, the unlacky posstssor. truly and
lawfully, in fee simple conj'ga, o
tho inconstant William. Wife No.
c,nfessed that che had bambocz ed :
IA inclesant rhrasc-the snsusp'cieui
Saodgrass, for the possession Of
juvenile of uncertain paternity had lei
to appear to be Mrs. where IVES only
Mics, but really she had thought che NJ
snaring a single gentleman cognomenss
Smith both were cheated.
No. 2 said that the only money she hat
In her possession, gotten Of Smith, Wa
seventy FIVE dollars, taken from his poke
at one time when he had gotten into
state Of such glorious incoherer co ~ I
| be unconscious. No. l demanded that
be surrendered up to her as lawful wife Q
Snodgrsss. Mr.. 9 assented. and the
twain left the presence Of the Court
Whether the money has been delivere
or not. our reporter saith not.
William will probably find himself a
raigned before the civil authorities to ~
swer to the crime of bigamy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

CHARLEsToN.-This is mol the hot bed
Of treason. but loyal town 10 Lse coun-
ty. On Tuesday, from morning until
midnight, the old anvil vas made to play
the part Of cannon and send 10 the coun
try around the loud notes Of rejoicing
At night in rain and mud the Dove,
Band discoursed patriotic music, ard
Semplo and Rankin addressed the as.em.
blsd people. We learn that during the
week Col Rankin sold tvo bundled and
Fifty acres Of land and near Thirty row
lots in and about Charleston. We arc re.
joiced to learn that the settlers are bs,inQ
their lands, and manifest desire to i'm.
prove them. Cbarisstse has now three
dry goods stores, drug store, DO. snr.
rousdedaby rich hands (among the best IN
the Stats there l. no feaaan why itshould
not grow Into importance. Il is quite
centslly sitssted i the eossssy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

rug JJtSSs ~ 4 -, rs6lll q 8
Nev,os, $500 u ! ~ dHsS aol new
typo. Improved. enisrged, md jftil,ss
over The fall Of Richnond. Glad -
=. - ~ FssAsE4 ~ n - sr7ss
.vxR0 fe..ls pAsitis 81 N6stSs -
belligsses,. o. Aoeday, dsFiog The
general jabilation. an ,imprpdsns iodi-
yiduzf hurtshsd itonitalsy ios JA1 Dasis,
~bcreupoo IN iodiessssoli lady dOilared
and Kicked him aud pr Mn - night
SO says the Press.
There was = general ilium|nstion
and rejoisisg :. Abba when The ttss Of
the capture u Richmond WAS rSesivsd
s. says the Union.
There is to BE- railroad meeting
held 10 Abba, Saturday. iavoriug The ear.
y construction Of the North 4ssossi
road.
Thus responded Burke Of the Non
psreii to Mayor Cleveland's congratulate
~ dispatch upon the cspsare of Rich
mond: .ssi M
"rhe Nonpareilrctu:ns cougrstulation'
10 the Capital City, snd raiSes ITS voice j.
che Nstio0ai AlIeIuish. Tho Missour
,kes up the glad shout from the Jime<
/ aud Ito West j,ius the East = : psan I
Freedom.
The Hswkeye Gays that an astenp
was made 10 rob the Treasury Of LouIs'
county, Thursday night, but is was un
successful The vii aims we're unable 4
got the safe broken open.
"A discussion between Rev. Dunssr
Chsis,isn. and Rev. Kelley, Methodist
at Wapehbonsey. Mill, county, has excl
nd considerable interest 10 that locality
I, BE-. been 10 progress . week. 50 ssy
the Opinion.
| Three men wcrc dangerously irjure
At Davenport BY the premature cxplosio
of cannon during the jubiIasiou Mon
1 day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

AuorroN.-On Tuesday morning, April
llta, at 10 o'clock, We shall sell At the
residence Of Mr.. Shepherd, corner Of 9Th
and Franklin, the entire furniture in said
house consisting of enc rosewood and
handicapped furniture, carpets, beds
and bedding, cook and heating stove,.
dining room and kitchen furniture aud
various housekeeping articles too numer.
Gus to mention.
s. HOWE d TYLxR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

TnE NORTH BRrr1sn REvIEw-This
sterling Review for February is received.
It's contents are: The Rise and Progress
of the Scottish Tourist; Epigrams; Spain;
Tests in the Eoglish Universities; Topog-
rapby Of the Chain Of Mount Blanc; Es-
says on Criticisus The Holy Roman En-
pire, and Jchn Leeeh.
Leonard Scot, & Co, American pub
fishers, New York, "a; Blackwoed md
the four reviews, SIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

enter The capital Of South Carolias. - sp-
pears BY the following: IS
Headquarters Fonrth Division
lT,h Army Corps,
Near Columbia, s. c., Feb. IL, 1865
Brig. Gen W. w. BrLxxAr, Command
ing Third Brigade:
SiR-AlIow me to congratulate you
and through you, Lieut. Col. J. C Ken.
nedy. 18th Iowa Veteran Volunteers, and
tue men under his command, for 6rst ca
tering the city of Columbia, % the morn
ing Of Friday. February 18th, aud being
the FIRST TO plant his cnIors on the capital
Of S,uth Carolins. While The army was
laying possoon bridges scross the Ssluds
aud Broad rivers, three niles ahovc The
city. Lieut.. OIL Kennedy. under yonr di
rection, fitted up an old soss out a II boa,
capable Of carrying about twenty men
and sceaD psnisd b. Lieussssnts II. c.
| Macarthur and Wm II. G,oar.ll If ysu'
staff, crossed the river in front OF the
city, and boldly advanced through hs
streets, sending hsck the bost. With an
other procured on tie opposite shore. e.
more troops. and on their arrival, with
s-venty Eve men 10 all, drove portion OF
Whecler's cavslry from the town. aud -
eleven and Ut half o clock q IN. planted
his Two stands Of cpIors. one upon the old
and the other upon the new capitsl
the swift current Of the Cougsree riv.
er add It's Teeky chann.i rendered his
Gro. sing both difficult and dangerous, and
the presence Of The enemy, bat in wha'
force unknown, rendered the undertaking.
al more hazardous.
Lien. Col. Kennedy and bis regimen
are entitled to great credit FOR its success
ful accomplishment.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
giles A. SMITH.
Drevet Major Gen. Commanding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

HyFrilsy will be observed in this
place, as we'll as all over the county. as
dav of general rejoicing Latall our cit
ir,ns prepare to make grand thing of it,.
Tia a Union aud country saved that We
jubilate over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

SpRrsa Goops.-The dry goods store
of Messrs. Darkee & Co., having b 'en
materially improved in appearance ex,er.
nally and internally, is now about d
tempting an establishment as can be found
in the city. A handsome stock of sea
sonable goods has been received and nov
Gil the well arranged shelves. With gen
tlemanly and accommodating salesmcu
behind the counters, the trading public
particularly the lsdies, can be assured
that every attention will be given to the:l
wants at this house.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

RIVE would call attention 10 the ad-
vertisemen. of Boyd & McCarty, who
have retail grocery aud produce store
ON tho corner of Seventh and Main, where
Q good assortment OF such articles can
always be had.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

rta- We take this opportunity to say
to the patrons of Younker Il Bro. that
their store will be closed on TUESDAY and
Wednesday of this week. (lhe lIih and
12h inst. also on the Monday following
(the l7sh inst, because of the Easter hol
idays. dlw&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Drevet Major Gen. Commandin,

~ The total number Of eip.ies in
Europe is estimated at not less than 700.,
900. 10 England, siucs the establish
ment of rural police, they have de-
creased from 1900 to less than 5000
Many have gone to Australia, aud it lie
probable that still moro have migrated to
America.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
THE CITY
~A squad OF invalid soldiers arrived
here Saturday.

~Spring has gone back upon US ter
ribly. A little snow fell Saturday s"o
cold weather and general discomfort are
now 10 fashion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

c<A very young mulat.o child was
found 10 we'll back of Kein's grocery,
Saturday. There's story of SIN, shame
AMI Gendshness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

sEa- We take this opportunity to say
to the patrons of l. Berkson & Co. that
their store will be closed on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week, t,hc llth and
18th inst.) also on the Monday follow
ing, Che 18th inst. because Of the Eas.
ter holidays. diw&Wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

EFLieu,. Dufiield, of Go. e, 3D. Iowa
CAvslsy, who has been home on sick Leave.
passed through the city Saturday, on the
way 10 the regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

r. The Paris cooks had their annual
ball recently. The rule II their gather
ings Is, that every cook contribute one
dish ]; oil the masters Of the arr are repre-
med in their dishee. It il tho best
sttabled" party of Il Z season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

~ rsisrssph.l hsv XcAx. Apriis.
M,nsy-EAsy Il "a per cent. With lazss Supply.
ftsrfing-Q.net At lQtk6lv61<
Go d. Without ssIjed shvn p ming ~ sto adyan
cing TO fvv3z. DECLINE - 14e9k and closrg at issS
Total sxpvs = of Apscis 70 daS - sdsS 49,
Goseruspvhi Htocfs-ktsn6y.
Bfos h -Wak.t not vsry srtive.
C4PG uA.clS1<;t - klO1A ~ DC
FOL 4 saL r. N Nay NJ boK A. i Il 90. Cal
~ I Z scrip i0al< ISL 81 Crit os5< rsr Mail 20
~ cg5Z Erir co.: cBt ll0 MMs.G io0A iiss
lem -. krsdias alv4 NC 10i; 0iL Teie~ss %
y 4 u C~rt 10. Quicksilver ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

EFSlv % item. Wasn't looking fol
one. Saturday afternoon. Standing OF
street. Open door and stairway opposite
Heard something tumbling and founder
ing and making an awful racket. About
one bundred pounds of dusky juvenile
humanity feminine rolled out upon thu
pavemen. in state Of complete democrat
izatiou. Had come down by the propul
sive force of gravity. She called 70
"mother" vigorously. We didn't go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
Killea anA wounded OF the 10fh
Htlino1e.

The following members Of the 10th
regiment Of Illinois volunteers are In
'cluded 10 the list Of casualties of Sher.
man. late battles 10 North Cirolina:
1t. w. SommsrviIle. wounded, Carthage
II. Watson, wounded. Terra Haute.
Psilv G. White. killed, Montebello.
Thos. Duficli. I" Pshtoosuc.
SeTgt JAS WeIeb, wounded, Car.hsgs
john We!ch. Montebcllo.
Corp. Gordon K'mball,
Lleweltyn Stephens, :" "
1t. D4nh Cla-sper, Dallas.
Alexspder Drew, ]"
eera,. Henry Hover.
W X Psrshin, q Darham.
WIN. F. Brown,
+ A <. ffFEtS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

HOar estimabls friend, Nj. Thomas
Sharp, editor Of the Warsaw Era, looked
in on us Saturday afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

DOR l.E-A two story brick dwell
ing ti-tern rriiar. tninl
fall lot sifuates, she sih ani iHI
in STREETS is, y coed neia hlaTl hood. til. ad no
>alr. Price. $40. Enq1irr OF II. h. TES-LYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
EOR SALE-A Co,tare FraYe Dwell.

Ing. lth four r-ssn@. resd n Of vnfrr. frsre
barn till l. T. 81 ntt let &C. txeissr
-trrt L.tws "a and al STREETS Felrk 7is'r gns d.
P,ire sl-oo inquire of II B.TEN EltK.
mcL3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10
IOWA still AHEAD.

IOWA STILL AHEAD.
The Thirteenth lows was the 6rst "a
enter The capital Of South Carolins. - sP'
pears BY the following: IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-10

EOR SALE 81 tay a4U iees, cunmen
chg 20 NJ fsyip ssh .sivss, % Maid IN t.Aytuj
SQUARE Price s5sv Gail oA H. B.TkN-AlIk.
$3.50. sl8 a8sA IA ass4t $fss4s 1
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a Singular and Sudden heath.

The Titusville Reporter relates the
following strange story:
Ayoung man Dsrcly twenty. one
years Of age who came to this place from
Canada, fow weeks since, TO opera te
in oil territory diel on Sunday, 9th
ult, under the following circumstances:
lie was passing the evening with his
customary associates in private room,
and in course Of conversation he re.
marked that by the time he was forty
years of age he shonld be worth a
princely fortune, and should then retire.
One Of his companions suggested that
he might not live to be forty years OF
aye. The Canadian replied that they
were not yet ready for him down there"
pointing downward, Some one asked
him for one his favorite songs, and he
complied, beginning with the words,
''Tye come home to die, mother; I've
come home TO die" Scarcely had he
completed the sentence, when his head
dell upon his breast, and he became
motionless and rigid. His companions
rushed TO his side and found TINT he
Was pulseless--dead.
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THE roRAoE wATRHs MEl .oDsoSs ANp
hARMONlUMs,
TIE nAY SCHOOL pm.L

10 ono cope' issued A new Singing Bosh lsy Sshss,[
and Scrriinares. called ths Day School Hs1E Is fs~
ready. Il conaiu. nbotH ccs choice sersE sSnsa
"r,ches duei, H0s, qSftei.. ara cofJfes. many cf
'en written expressly for thts work bssdss % pages 81
the E-noDis Of Music. which easy sad progressive
Among tho large number OF bsastifn pisces nay be
found. Uncle Sans School" " Do nj you hear he
children coming Always look on the sunny side, r
little hfrdn BIRD OF besutyn Prey pair tr.en "AsvI
Chorus" "Meet me sy the running brook" &e Il u
compiled by Horace Waters author Of Sabbath Stheoa
Bell" Nos and = which have had the enormous sale
Of s25Ooo copies. Prices-pnper covers. IS cents ~
per hundreds bound, 10 cents S25 per hundred, elett
hound embossed gilt 4D cents, s35 per hundrsd. ~
copies furnished al the 100 price Msiled a, the rcsn
price.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO a

is entire work Of 1872 pages and nearly sss uass
and hymns. Nearly million of thenS psIb
have been issued aud now ringing through
this and ohsr countries. Anonr The many
choice pieces may he found 'Sha meet beyond ,hs
Riyer?" There is Reautihl World" "sorrov sh sll
again mere" DO Mt YOU hear the Anxois eom
.ingn Thou, God me-" Sabbath Bells chime en-
&c. Prices OF Bell No 1 same as Bell No Q. Bets
numbers Can be Obtained in one volume, price, bouH
copy, 40 cents s35 per hundred vo,h besia. enbssss
gill; so cents Sl5 per 100 25 copies furnished he i
price Mailed AT tho retail Proe. 81
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THE AruEN .sum eo,.LEs,7.a

contain. Five Hundred page, OF tame, an hywAi
new md old OF tho choicest kuds Tor ehurs S,ndcy
school, revival missonnr temperance pray and esp
ference, and all kinds Of sacred aud soea mssdnss-
The music IN 'hs book has life and ania in H. lho
"shming shore .Res for the Wsary"' hail we tAsa
each ether 'lere!n shall meet beyond the River
"Fhere is n Beautiful WoFldr Kind MsrdsT "EweS
llc n Of Prnyern "rhere Is Land Of Isve" "sEits
little chldrsnio unio me- - "Gsd save The Natss
Re Prices single copies bound IS esnts $50 per leo
cloth bound, embossed gilt rs cents es5 per lee Maist
nj the retail price. "a ~
HORACE WATERS, Aga, ~ .F
4sl BrsadwAy, New YssA,
Publisher Of tho above Books.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

DIIE undersigned having been restored health in
l few weeks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years. with severe inig arc and
that dread disease Cohsumplion-is anxious TO make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means oi cure.
TO all who desire il, he will send II copy oi The pre-
scrption used tiree of carge,b with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
cure for CuSsU NPrIux, ASTHMA, BhoSCNrTIS,
CorGis. COLDS. &c. The only obcc, Of the ADVERTISED
in sending The Prescription Is To herh. the afflicted. and
spread Information which he cricciSeS lobe invaluable;
and he hopes every suercT will try his remedy as will
ihem nothing. and HYay prove blessing.
Parties wishing the preservation Viii please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Feb i6, 1856 -;im.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
what we Love "a woman For.

Some one, speaking OF n beautiful
girl with enthusiasm, her understand.
ing was by no means brilliant "Poohr'
said Ggthe, laughing, "as love had
anything to do with understanding
We love girl for very different things
than understanding. We love her for
Lss >lauty, her youth, her mirth, her
condlingness, her character with its
faults, caprices, and heaven knows
what other in expressible charms but
We do NOT love her understanding
Her mind We esteem { II 1t Is brilliant, J
and it may greatly elevate her in opin.
ion; nay more, it may enchain us when
NE already love. But her understand
ing Is not that which dwakens and in
flames our passions. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-06
THE PLAN Is SIMPIEl

The name Of erch article offered for sale-as "God
Hunting Watch" Gold Oval Bracelet" Pearl
Brensiph and Ear Drors,r Gold Elm neled Ring"
silver Plated Cake Basket &c. is written u card
and enclosed IN senIed envelope these envelopes
then placed in drawer aud well mixed; then ms an
order is received, with twenty-five cents for return
postage aud other charges ono OF the cards ccr,-
Gates is taken at random aud srnlby first mail The
I customer who WILL SEE ONCE WHAT CAY CIT
DOLLAR II he is pleased with his fortune he
ward the money according To directions the cenh
cate aud secure the prlle. II the aEirle awarded
should he unsued TO the purchasrrns for example. IL
oi Pearl Ear Drops and Brcasrin a young man
who aid not wear hem ANp'HAn so GIVE
/ THEM rove will send amy Other stice on the cuta-
oguc Of rGIn price which may be preferred. Or IT, for
my You choose TO o further. then YOU
lei the ,nnitcr dsop where it and spend
/ EKnmIme cnr- ullY our CnIn lormei