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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

ABscoSDINa CoNTRAcToRs,-Messr Sage &
Eaton, contractors for constructing the Cleve-
land and Toledo railroad between Elyria and
Oberlin, have absconded, leaving unpaid Il
large number of hands, and debts contracted
for board, materials, &c, amounting in all to
about twenty-five thousand dollars.
Two contractors on the st. Paul and Pacific
railroad now being cons tructed in Minnesota,
have abscOnded with five thousand dollars OF
the company's money, entrusted to them for
the payment of labOrerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

ST. Louis, missouri, December 9a.-The re-
mains OF President Lincoln were removed
yeater0ny from the receptacle vault at Oak
crested nAf the site Of the proposed monu-
ment. The remains of Mr.. LfncOln's two
children were placed In The same vault. Ro-
bert Lincoln and the directors Of the National
movnl Afs{t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

The gold excitement continues in Greene
county, Pennsylvania. The editor of the
Waynesburg Messenger has been furnished
with q sragmen of rock supposed to be n
quartz, n Stratum of which, about four feet
in thickness, was found i'll one of the wells at
4 depth of five hundred and fifty feet. Ten
feet below this, another vein of the same ma
terial was found, and twenty feet below this
again still another was reached. Should it
prove to be gold, arrangements will doubtless
soon be made for mining it.
Greene county borders upon those counties
in Virginia in which lead and other valuable
minerals have been found in great quantities.
We hope soon to see new mineral resources
brought to light in this part of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

PHIhADELPHiA, December % 1.-THE safe at
the Sanitary Commission was found robbed
this morning of six thousand four hundred and
nifty dollars in United States five-twenty and
seven thirty bonds. They were the property
OF John w. Wilson, the chief clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

We are much panied to announce the sudden
death of our esteemed FRIEND DR.. Il. H. Gam
bill, for many years assistant physician ut the
Western Lunatic Asylum. AS a physician he
ranked high; was social and kind rs man, and
warm and sincere as q friend. His death will
be greatly felt at the asylum, and is much de-
plorcd by his associates and many friends i'll
this community .-St0untOM Yi11icdtOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25
Fire In Sc. Louis.

ST xorIs, December 21.-Nos. 2 and 3 civ
buildings, on the levee, We're burned last night
Loss on the building, seventy. five thousand
dollars. No. was also nearly destroyed :;
loss not ascertained, but said to be insured -
No. was badly damaged loss unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

Mr. William E. Davis of Cincinnati, who,
while correspondent of the Gasette, was cap
tured and confined at Salisbury prison, has
been subpnnaed to appear before the military
commission to convene in Raleigh, n. c., this
coming week, as n witness in the case of the
United States against JOHN H. Gee, late com
mandant Of the Salisbury prison God help
Major Gee if his life hangs OH such testi-
mOny.-NaShriUe Banner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

GENERAL ScoTT IN New ORLEANs-WHAr HE
SAYS OF CONFEDERATE GENERALs.-General
Sheridan and several members Of his staff
yesterday paid a formal visit to Lieutenant
General Scott, at the ST. Charles Hotel A
very pleasant and Social hour was spent with
the old soldier, who conversed with the great
est freedom of men and things of the past,
recalling incidents familiar to General Sheri-
dan, which showed how clear and vigorous
Is his memory. In a mention Of the late war,
General Scott spoke in high terms of the Con-
street, and regretted the differences in Opin-
ion which had separated them.
Governor Wells also called upon General
Scott.
We are informed that the report published
In the Northern papers, to the effect that
General Scott will remain in New Orleans
during the winter, is unfounded. 1t is now
stated that he is to stop but few days in this
city, when he will proceed to Key West, where
he has engaged rooms for four months.-Neao
Orleans True DeH1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

HRAvY SNows.-Heavy SHOWS have fallen on
the plains. Over twenty trains are snow
bound at different points, and large number
of animals are dying from starvation and cold
weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25
Wonderful Story Of the Yield of the Idaho
Mines.
from private letter to San Francisco.
Ono Efxo Octohor q ICE.

From private letter to San Francisco
Ono FiSo, October 3, 1865
Dear Sir,-A party that were prospecting on
the War Eagle Mountain, about one mile south
Of the Orc Elmo, found one of the richest gold
and silver lodges ever found anywhere
or, as they say, it is richer than anything we
read OF in the history of mines. The new dis
coyery is from one to three feet wide. The
company have taken from one to five tons of
the ore to the Snker mill. The five tons yielded
over one ton of bullion A man that stops in
the house with me got four pounds of the rock
and crushed it. He got eighteen ounces of
dust after retorting. They get blocks of ma
tive silver as large as candle boxes, and ham,
mer it out like 4 wagon tire, and leave it all
shining with free gold.
There is another discovery on the same
mountain of gold bearing ledge four feet
wide; they have taken out two pans of de-
composed quartz twelve feet down, and wash
cd out eighteen dollars to the pan, and there
are streaks Of gold in the hard rock half an
inch thick. This is no exaggerated statement
il is all truc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

CHARLESTON, December q. The Mills House,
time since the commencement of the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

VIZ b. ELLISON Il CO., GENERAL
W. GROCERS AND COMMISSION MEk.
CHANTS, for the sale Of MERCHANDISE AND
PRODUCE, corner of Ninth and Main streets, Rich
mond, Virginia :.
Observation-Disclosures Messrs. Meixsel r
Grafton, William Ianahan h Son. New York
Messrs. John N. Brsdstreet Son, Grodjinski Bro
Tiers Richmond: Messrs. w. h. Jones Co.,
Rogers, Adams 4 Co., Joseph Brummel, ESQ.,, John
b. Davis, Esq. De Hts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

CoLD WEATHER-Last night the weather
was very cold, and the river .,pOsite to this
place frOZe across from shore to shore. The
passage of steamers during the day broke up
the ice, but navigation is somewhat impeded.
Alerdndrin G1sette, o3d.
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California

California-The Pacific Railroad Bill Passed.
SAN Francisco, December 2l.-The Pacific
railroad Immigrant bill passed the Senate to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

r y. BELL Il Co, WHOLESALE,
81 {. AND RETAIL DEALERS IN NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, SCHOOL. BOOKS;
STREET, LYNCHBuRG. dc iS-im
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MARRIED.

In Washington city, December 2lst, by Rev. II
F. A. Chambers Lieutenant G.. ID. LINDSEY, OF
Ohio, to EMMA CARRIE TOLER formerly of Rich
mond.
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INSTRUMENTAL.

La Belle dq Nord- Gallop. Lemore).. s Csc
Windmill Polka (Birgfeld ....................35c .
Sweet Visions Polka, (Haesler). .............3 G.
Circassian Polka, ID Albert soc.
Turkish Polka, (Koingsberg). .......
s Mane! Of P earl ec%iy Forbesy
Song of the Wood-Waitz, (Tinney).. soc.
Sweet Dreams-Waltz, (Clarke) .... .75c
Budding Leaves, (Muller). 7ac
RustlinS Leaves, Hoffman
Semiramis de ROssini, (Ascher) ..............1 rs
PRAYER at Sea, (Jasenshil soc.
Murmuring Stream, (Moeling) soc.
Triumphaf March, (Hoftman). - 90
Beautiful Dreamer, Virginia, (Baumbauh1 soc.
La Trayiata, (Sanderson) 6oc
1rsniSo Ia Coinare, lTradeij a 75c
Midnight Barcarole (Hopkins). .....~....... Goo.
Lalla ROuhk, lketterer) .............. Coo
L. Afrcane, (Ketterer). 15c.
Nocturne Pres De Toi, (Kuhe). CSC.
I Ies Amoars da Diabie, iKettererj
Sue Mare, (kuhe) ACC.
PlANoasi ELoDEoNs,
CABINET ORGANS,
GUITARS,
VI0LINS,
FLUTES, &C.
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL TO ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY.
de 1S-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

YNHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANIONS third
of the capital stock of this Company having been
subscribed, and ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of the same having been paid mp, the
undersigned call for a general meeting OF the
Stoc kholders Of said Company, for the purpose Of
effecting an organization under the amended
charter, to be held at Richmond, Va, on TUES
DAY, the 10th of January, 1866.
A full attendance is desired.
J. Il. JOHNSTON,
CHARLES w. PURCELL,
l.. w. GLAZEBROOk,
w. q. HARTMAN,
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
RICHMOND, December 10, 1865.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That the sub
scribef, Ming stakeholder In the NATIONAL Elk
PRESS COMPANY, do hereby constitute and APP
point -, true and lawful attorney and proxy, to
represent each Of MS in all general meetings Of the
stockholders Of said Company held within six
months from and after date thereof, when we are
not personally present or represented by some
other proxy, with full power and authority, al
such general meetings. to give such vote or votes,
and to ds such other act acts each Of could
give or do member Of said meetings II we.wera
personally present; and We do hereby satify and
confirm whatever vote or votes, act or acts, our saad
attorney may lawfully give or do for m In pursu-
ance OF the auth ority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness hand and seal this -- day Of --,
one thousand eight hundred and --.
TESTk: - lskAL'1
ia
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IL
PER. ALFREN s. LIB,
de ls--ts 5 WiLLIAH;6.EGO0.
MITCHELL & TYLER,
AVA WATCHES, yE essIssE r. s1LvrnwAas.
c1ock sfIi SiFS cffSTtrRr.
Our stock is entirely new, and embraces The most
Cash paid for old Silver and GOLD. De- '''- :
de Its :, ~ ''~' los MAIN STREET.
STEAM ENG1Nks AND MACHINERY.
UNION MAsurAc5THG5gIse COMPANY
respectfully their resdiness e.s Iron
and AZ Of ri nS. TFs
TO 40 al ~e SkN aEsRaaA1y s s1ssatiSs r sop
Orders ali parts Of the country arc solicited,
and ETssG as6 sfd Ndr,ss-h
made, repaired. and constantly on hand, for sale
CHARLES d. YALE 4 CO., IRON
snS sfss s"s ssss1 .
COOKING, HALL and PARLOR STOVES; HOT
aas an :ad sr ksIfFE Frka = q:
their branches, done at the shortest notice. -
e 81
Ct
Also, Agents for the PORTABLE EMPIRE Gas
MAC CiS; for supplying dwellings, stores pub
CPECIAL NOTICE.. B. COOK re-
Re sss Rssi hi ns r SPfs ED as S
to No % Main street. two doors above Fourteenth,
ss!s s!s :. ls:idsse :.s
to the sale Of REAL ESTATE, and promises 70 give
his personal attention to all sales entrusted to his
He promises the same energy and assiduity TO
business which has secured to him 80 liberal
share OF patronage. de lin
w B. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
9SnFS%es ssssf
Of s sse and Mont IN ars
proved, and convenient either to " alter navigation
Prices low and terms Reasonable Ao ssll 'o'i.
de A-ts Real Estate Agent, Bog As.
HOUSE PAINTING: 900
IL (. l.. MONTAGUE SON.
arc prepared to a aHSss'sf PAINTING
in all Its departments, in good style and ON very
Our old customers, and the public 8enerAOy,
"'' '''''''" ~ s''' L. L. MONTAGUE L SON,
de Its House and Sign Painters.
THOMAS J. BAGBY, REAL Es-
l. TATE AGENT AND COMMISSION xER:
and sis sn coxI Am
~ Orders 5espeetfally solicited and pro%p.ly allsd
continuance Of the same. ttF
Office No. Wall Tor Efficiently street, between
Main and Franklin streets. do 1l--7m
TOHN DOOLEY, 239 SPorswooD Ho-
q TEL, RICHMOND, VA, has on hand, and y con-
CAPS s:ss LADIES' sfuRs, HxTTERs, GOODS, and
every article connected with the HAT and FUR
TRADE. His old friends from North COroliha,
Tennessee and Virginia are invited to visit and sx
anime his stock. They will find IL eqnal 70 any
North or South. de u-sm
JOHN GIBLIN, J. J. HRHNch-
NEESSRS. FRENCH Il CO., HOUSE,
Il SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, PA
PER-HANGERs AMP DECORATORS, are now
prepared attend to all orders in their line Of ou
siness. Country orders promptly attended 70. Sign
writing done in the most approved style on node
rate terms Paint shop and once on wall street, |
second door from Main. de n-l0
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. Go.

DRY GOODS, SHOES. 90
BOOTS AND SHOES. ofnn
'h''' ''n'' / s sH 4 IS 81 o9rpoxr -
BY any house In the city r. the quality Of my
HEADQUARTERS fiSsi 81 81 n sY PRICES.
intend to keep At all times good assortment Of
all kinds Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS;
and the public can rely upon everything say, ~
lido NOT MIsREPKESENT.
LADIES AND oEST SuT EArEk COLLARS AND
e hs best $hRs aSY n5 sRd ' hR hs
fhave large stock and every S stSS,s.s o,,ocx
Seventh street, between Main and franklin.
de Its
HALL q HUTCHINSON,
IMPORTERS AND 5oBBERs OF
MOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS.
at the old stand Of
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main ncasy,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed q CO. partnership, as
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A wELL-sELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased 10 serve their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly of Thomas, Hughes & Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHINSON,
formerly of McVeigh, Howard &Co.,
de Its Lynchburg, Va.
nIRECT IMPORTATION OF BRI-
IL TISH HOSE.-We have just received, direct
from Liverpoolspe brig Susan 8. Thompson, $50
dozen BRITISH HOSE, which we offer, at whole
N"' ~ LEVY BROTHERS,
da22 Is Main street.
DARBY & GENTRY (of the late firm
tail dealers IN Boots, Shoes, &c. Also, agents for
Weston's Metallic Artificial Legs and Wilcox &
Gibbss Sewing Machines, Main street, second door
above Tenth, north side, Richmond, Va. =.
de Its
TOHN c.. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
u Shoes, Trunks, Sc 217 lain street. three doors
from corner of Ninth. Richmond, Va. de Its
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FAYETTEvILLE(N.c.)MIAIT

T'AYETTEVILLE( IN. C.) MILITARY
IL ACADEMY The exercises OF this Institution
and an additional number Of pupils viii - rs:
ceived for the balance Of the session, which Will
terminate twenty six weeks from tho ~ Of jana
WIN be the same Is In similar schools, With Ne ex-
ceptiOn Of = thorough course In the Ane1ept Ian
guages, embracing Latin and Greek co@Rcssescs,,;;
In Surveying and Engineering the tnserucslon VII
be both theoretical and practical Arnn9eaSs0sss
viii BE- made a nm early day e sscxls Il"
Set o. ana ~ q make ia one Of
the best schools In the colntry. The Dundings ~.
located on Haymeunt wnicn ovs.cn ~ s ~ - y
hesithiness Of the locations the beauty ofthe scene
~. and the Intelligence, reanss.Snt, ord big n
q ~ 81
eitevis by steamboat, aud this - eu&geoeud - Ms
best route to the latter place from sndst Any Qear
win be charged from the date Of cnarAhes, thoaxfa
y will be best 10 enter about the Asss o Jsass0
rsass foa iwssrr .ssx wayxs .a1 81 1sf sAsvAs
Tuition. ..,.....................d.s, !:
x VAN ass i tssf ma iisl......:,
| Application fos adnisaioa NM e sdSacSsnHsSs
aea,-.lj. s.g..4..s.4...
80 PoTNDa.NEW laUGAR
49, GuASRRw hA AnIlsk 3 *a sS9 I|lxs. :.
80. ssas.i NEW sREAsr PlEcES. ssleE1
!. :. s = = ssnoeat p suouEpnna. syyn11. =
sens.a yas sale ~ !. nAvlDa0M.ss
i. oeors. wsat4 Co.. sr aiIsp u -
= 1Na1ED Oh WHITE LeAN ~
/ lnSc II 81, q ss1sster @yala3l,
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JOHN GIBLIN, J. J. IRBNcu-
Ivl SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, PA.
PER-HANGERS AND DECORATORS, arc now
prepared to attend to all orders in their line Of bu
siness Country orders promptly attended 70. Sign
writing done in the most approved style on node
rate terms. Paint shop and once on Wall street.,
second door from Main. de ll-lm
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THOMAS J. BAGBY, REAL ES-
Il TATE AGENT AND COMMISSION MIR
CHANT.-FOR SALE: Best RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE and BITuMINOUS Goals:
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks
continuance OF the same.
Office No. Wall Tor Efficiently street, between
Main and Franklin streets. do 1l--3m
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TOHN DOOLEY, 239 SPorswooD Ho-
u TEL, RICHMOND, VA, has on hand, and Is con-
stantly receiving, the newest styles Of HATS,
CAPS, LADIES' ofURS, HATTERS' GOODS, md
TRADE His old friends from North Coroliha,
Tennessee and Virginia invited to visit and sx-
anime his stock. They will find IT. eqnal 10 any
North or South. de u-3m
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M r. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, (odace. IRON
front building, Governor street, offers for sale
FORTY Two EXCELLENT FAKMS AND PLAN
TATlONs, large and small, lying In different sec
proved and convenient either to " ater navigation
or to railroads.
| Prices low and terms reasonable. call soil
| cited. w. B. ROBINS,
de Ats Real Estate Agent, Box as.
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HOUSE PAINTING.
Ill {. l.. MONTAGUE SON,
Main street, between Seventh and Et0hehs
are prepared to undertake
HOUSE PAINTING
in all Its departments, In good style and ON very
reasonable terms fs4s .
Our old customers, and the public generally,
o L. L. MONTAGUE SON,
de Its House and Sign Painters.
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JOHN DOOLEY
has reduced the prices Of LADIES' FURS fully
twenty five per cent
Ladies are particularly requested 10 take notice
Of this reduction.
The stock Of HATS Of all qualities. from the
coarsest to tho finest fashionable Hat, is full, and
viii be found all thxt Is desirable. Also, large
stock Of low priced NEGRO HATS.
de- st No 2ss SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.
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r AIDES, MISSES AND
IL CHiLDREN'S FURS.
New arrival of
FASHIONABLE HATS AND CAPS,
for gent1bmen- youths and boys. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11
Dir. BIGELOW,
COME,.sutlai Physician

| sfarnseris - St. l.uts, MIASonri.b
a3H assasfs e;snf-s1 sssrcrs. Chicago
i,sSaf 80 Y REGULARLY EDUCATED AM
/ les. "a "a i.cd fnysicinn ia Chicago WIN
iaakcs tne iteatmsnt ut P'tvate Complaints
/ speciality. Hi odice has been cstnhiishc'! ex
pressi, to afford te afflicted sound and scient Il.
,9ea i,ail aid, without lbe use Of nurcary or nnx
ia w drugs DR. y t.s far many years ,.crntrd
hi. whole attention ~ the treatment ~ private
,sr sni.in,s thrir wired al edmp i'cate forms
ut- -nrcess IL To-. Treatment oi those lung xiund-
my ad diheuh cases, such M were formerly es'l-
sider d uriic. y s. aeii' 10 rcc"fnmend iDi
to the Dubiic worthy a tIe extensive patron
age WIN h he has received Ia prot, ssonal ex-
perlenee in hospital aad private practice extend
IN ttreu eh many years ~ ms ana other depart
inent- Of medical Science. he ~ the disroyefer ui
the oniy ~ .fe, speedy mud reJDtble remedies for
these vrul snt. secret and chrome tiisens =, and
has letters at eopn.ndat,cn from the ruost
distinguishes i ana experienced surgeons and
PLY stoians ot ths ouu;it, n testimonials of his
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of Il ise.iscs Of private nature.
The universal and unfisiiing success IN the
treatment adopt ed b, hins has PRAYED beyond n
doubt that 4 Der nantni care tor the wossI cases
Of cunstitu iiuna A. pt,hs. gs,norrh@a. structures
in any turu all N sfcuriai atections. diseases Of
the skin, kidneys ard "add.t rnPotency, sper.
matorrhuea, etc, ear now be obtained to u mora.
eertainty If applicati uD be made e. those whose
intelligence skill aud -xoertcnce he relied on
Ionng men especially wno have become viz:
TINS solitary vac. or <eli sbuke. that drendfu
and destructiv. habit wh,cn annual, sweeps 10
an untinels grave thousands ~ young uirn oi the
ua-t exalted talents and brilliant Intellect, may
call with ii full confidence an perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties ate ndant
ON puberty. uepstruat,on of pregnancy, or per-
.oas huvin. any Obstruction is marriage. should
see III e dacto. at once and be cured
He ii, iIk~ It il his duty to advise the uniortur
nate M Aic.larly strangers, to lee careful fls.
they ar,ytot deceived BY false advertisements Of
bpss.inu impo-rers. Ne who places himself IN
der the care Of DIR. u. may religo' 10y couudc m
his honor ~ u Gentleman. aud cunioenti, rely up
on hi skill ss pin; scian
Dr. b. viii tell the patient previ"u-f 10 com men.
eng the treatment ot his ense how much viii
.ti,gt a cure and when such an arranlem ~
entered upon. in no casc will he make second
charge
Usrcs and Rooms within half = square 81 tho
Post once where all polite invited to call.
Office hours from = n. III. toe. y. m; Sundays
ioa W. to nvoii. Cousuitat On a. Office free.
Send : s,anus AMI get mis- Guide TO Health.
ptl-T tvtEit l.tt< ia snf5 JtwIv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11

rhess biftcFe ~ HssIafed.s = -
vhisky. from Rehabilitation u ovss 81 couvesa
rinds ~ roUss. VASks Ind hstbs xSink ciasssst
feet ccwe6es sSe vtoA ~ etA>s, vveese u % 80
orisieal 5rmnle oisre ~ ~ psa sh,ss me we
Jsckct 10 m. Chaplin, yho psef them surc~. .,"ls
ia. Liver CoNelciG6. Osniaip11is1. slrA ana kes-
s sTss 10 t5sp issf O ssSi esslos person:
suliorsng FROM either sf thsso lpeebepnf diseases
viii aud surs curs 81 the vss shS i'i.ers.
which are pevfeesls pure sad NJ RON oil thcss
drugs and ctispsa equally put ~ ASssh prepar.
ations. and nelme4 on on a uneaspese pE public.
Inr trial WI conyince ths inese ttspsfsi that In
RED 5rrke ~ II viteure WHOM dtSst Uthef possess.
They stresxslssa aedanvtaetdo1
They ere uneyuasd fsr urnsvAl Aobtlf9.
lhes are 4 sure care for dy sprRslA ...l
They give agccd and healthy sppstfm.
They assist digestion. .,.s...a-at5
They are The best ssimulent 10 SkihttAne.
The, are q preventive orfsvts ~ 6gto.
n ~ rrlicvc conas ipatioa saai~a. taf
They cure nervous he sdache. 80
They arc perfectly pure and p0IaesbIe.
Aged persons did desteast teasales WI nnA they
can save large doctor bills 81 - thaAr Btters.
beware Of cpunterieitA. Ned JAqhvs Hitters are
only sold IN bottles. Win ouf nens lblQFn 90 the
.,de .gaf W ~-@-OeRAW ft".s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11
NJ ANfIOOD,

A Nd THE sl.suk " ivuTh REAIORED
~ III kUuh WEE -. By IN. kiCUNDS -
-LNIE Or i.itE. Dr. kcvrd. III P-tis.l aitsi
some tour ,.a.- 81 eatne~t solicitation, he q
length accorded ~ t.e urgent rsqueri o. tne
America, pu.hc, and spp,,in'ed an aren't N Me-
ork. fot the sale oi biz valued ana hishIy P.sseo
rs".,,cs ~ lie. THIS wonderful agent ell, re
80. u.nb.ud r., the most shattered copstttu-
,,.ns ii. f,ur weeks, and, i used according y
printed instructions, tAlur" = Impossible; ibis
H. restoring remedy should b. taken by al
about to marry IS its effects are permanent
Succe.s. ia eyeiy case, - certain.
~, sR,.,,ra's Essence ~ Lille ~ sOId n caaes.
ritb t,ii INSTRUCTIONS fur use, 81 %. or four
o,,antite- ~ ore for ~ and sill he sert to any
p.,t, crArtuiiy packed, ON recsipt " reusssssnce
to MS sccred.ied agent. Circular sen1 irsr -
receipt oil tour stamps. ..t44. 49,. a~sg
PHILIP aULsNii ~ Broonae St1eet,
One aovr west o. bsOadwsy y. ~,