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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
"OBSTETRlCS."

Ladies requiring medical aid or advice in oil
cases attendant upon menstrual obstruction
" Prolapsus Uter' or any disease incident 10
the generatve organs, may rely upon being ca
silly and speedily relieved.
~ A Private Consultation Room adjoining
the Office. where the Doctor will Away be in a.
tendance during Office hours.
Those residing at distance NAV call in per-
son. or address him in PERtEcr CONFIDENCE.
Post Office Box ? 462, Chicago ILL.,
Office hours from 9 To l2a m, TO 6 D. I'd
aud 10 o. evening declG q !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
The Warramtee.


We are aw are that many medicines are var
ranted, knowing that they will never be return
ed. Rut we assure Won that We do not wish yvesr
asrscy without giving value received, ~ r.
- ~ worse than royberyto get gain In ths
WY. and when we warrant this medicine, We
mean what We say. n any one uses the Firewsed
for the diseases for which We recommend H. and
is not fully satisfied that il is not all we sccom-
mand II, he return the bottle to the agent he
purchased the medicine Of who will refund the
money.
Should your nearest druggist not have the n :
tcle, do not be put on with any other preparation
that may be offered in its place, but send TO our
agent, and he will forward. securely packed, by
by express. BEWARE or IMPOSITION.
See that our signature is on every bottle vol
bny. and that "Dr. Vesver'A Compound E1trsc
Of Fiieweed. or llamor or Liver Syrup" il blown
IN the bottle none other il genuine
Price ( per bottle, or six bottles for t5.
Sent by express on receipt Of the money. Sold
BY all druggists and medicine dealers
WALKER 4 TAYLOR, Prp'rs.
H. SCOVlL IS kandolph street, Chicago
Wholesale Agent. aagg7 -dly
For sale BY f. S. Ballord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Dr.J. BRIAN, Csnsutiss Physleia
IMPORTANT 70 LADIES.
Dr.. Havvev's Female PHI

0bs UuQbvOy OUtU0bO VUUs
The most iafalibIs and popular resledy ever
known, Tor ali diseases Of the female sex. They
have been ussd in many Thousand cases with un
failing success aud may be relied on in every
case ir wflri, thy ne recommended, and Per
tIculary IL all casss arSaIne from - .
OBSTRUCTION. OR STOPPlCE OF NATIRE
enrtusi 10 restoring " health oil who are ssiier
lug from "Weakncss end Debility, Uterine Dis
charges Nervousness" Ac, &c &c and they
Act like Charm, in strengthening the sys-
ten Thousands Of ia&ies who have suffered FOR
Years and tried various other remedies in vain
owe "A renewal II their health and etrenth Who'll
w 10 the efficacy of
Or. HAnvErS Female PILLS.
They are perfectly harmless on the system may
be taken al any time with perfect safety; but iur
ing tie Mviv stny,s Of Pregnancy they shonid
MT b. tlk.n, or 4 ,ais,arrtage mdy be III r.s1H.
They never cause any sickness pain ar distress.
Each box con,'ins tppills. PriceOne Dollar.
Or. Harvey's Golden Pills,
4 remedy tor special cases tour desres
stronger than the above price five dollars per
box
PRrvA1v DfRcrLAR TO Ladies' with fine anal
omieal cngravinZs. sent free on receipt OF direct
ID rns ."le aud stamp.
~ Gu this out II YOU desire DR.. HAevgY's
Pms md Il you ,annot procure thctn OF your
druggist 10 not TAX, any other for some
dealers Who arc auri .ucip!esi will recommend
other Female Pills. they can make larger profit
ON but enclose the money and send direct to
Or. j. Bvv Consulting Physician,
box so.s aa9 ssromdwny. ~.
vou viii receive thetn post paid. securely sealed
from ubs,rN aiipn, b, return mail.
Dealers supphcd by Dernas liarees i Co., New
York Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Stop That COngh!
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
The Great Remedy for the cure Of
CONSUMPTION.

FDVlit results Of its use is proof o. its great
Il value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP
EKTiEs; Of This medicine are experienced by oil
those who have used IT, Their testimony can BE-
found in pamphlet. which can be obtained Of
tie Agents where the medicine is for sale.
Coughs and Colds, however distressing are
broken Up in an incredible short time. by Causing
specific influence on the lungs, so that them
ter and pliegn easily expectorated.
Pains am Soreness ofihe Chest are quickly re-
leived. b. the irritated parts becoming healed
Cold Chills aud Night Sweats become INN. date
~ checked by the strength being restored. The
torpid 'v'r Is restored to acton, the blood be-
comes purified.
ALE ,'sLyNG BALs4 " contains no opi
| UNI in any form. 1t 10 perfectly harmless for the
most delicate child.
CoSsuxrrivss would do we'll to read his treats
on diseased Lungs.
PHYSICIANS who have failed to cure their ma
tients should try this Ne .icine before they rive
the case up, we know very many valuable.
| lives have been saved BY oeing persuaded 10 give
| il trial.
Be AZURE and get ALLss's Luxo BAlaA~, and let
no other article be pairhed upon you.
ALLEx's Luxs IiALsAn put up with great care,
and with fine steel engraved label, bearing the
sigsture Of the prcpriefors.
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALLss's LUNG BALsAn aciii hrsak y ~ Ssoet ~
MANY cases Of CoxsunPrlox, that were consid.
cred iscur-ble. have been cured IN Tits city =
Call and get apamphlet, end read the remarkable
carsa, which will conviDse yos Of tie sfsat valse
Of this medicine. M -
Don't despair because an other remedies have
failed but trv the remedy and you will not be de-
ceived For sale by the proprietors,
IN. HARRIS CO., Cincinnati. O.
Psps-3l per bottle. Sold BY Medicine Deal
ers througnoat the city and ~esnay: For sale
bv E. g. hallord, Osveapoft; !. Stone, Nus
cat;ne; m. r. Wooaru4, Desl1ossp Morrison
L ca, Iowa CITY. nflA-eod&eowly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Observation-Disclosures.

lsalcmis. I'm ~s1lusue.-.
Established 1850. and charter
ed by the legislatures ot Ken.
tuckv and Minnesota, for the
treatment vi all diseases Of the
Urinary aud Gcnerative Or.
gans. including Seminal Weak
ness aud venereal Diseases.
n Inst PA h lfalne6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
DIR. FRANKLIN BROOKS,

nFF1CE No 90 NORTH CLARK STREET,
A/Chicago ILL., Room No. Is. Uhlch' Block.
Special attention given To all private disease
incident ~ both sexes. Also Cancers, Or Gan
cerous Affections. Tumors, Ulcers. Old Sores,
Sore Ewes, etc. etc. and particularly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
~. CARTER.0

- ~ 0I1G2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
DR.. Marks Syphilitic Cure

Which NEVER FAILS To CGKE Primary Svfhiis IN
few DAYS II used soon after the ulcers pear.
il will EffECTuALLY DESTROY the virus, 81 that II
will not from the palnARY to the SECONDARY
STAGE This medicine is PERFECT ANrIp0TE to
sIrHil.s. the same as water is to fire and when
US, in the FIRST STAGE it eflectually AYNIrIIArEs
TIE Disc so that il err eappears in any form.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Advice to the Afflicted.

Reader have you SYPHILIS in the PRIMARY STAGE
Do Rot neglect IT an nui YOUR HEALTH. BAPFi-
NESS and LIE PERIiED by this DESTRUCTIVE DIS
EASE. Strive to DESTROY IT, if possible, while IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15

HoMEorArllIs1T @, ",r r 'n ..H R., , sa
Ksi.r.rces-4 J. Morton. New York Or \.
Wooster, DAYTON, q .Dr. i Ehrman, Cincinnati.
o pr. j Iemple. rrof of Mat Md.i Dr. +; J.
Franklin. Prof ~urgery ~ the homeopathic
N.dic.L G"iicge OF Mo. ut 1T. Lou's Kew y.
y Wuts,p q, his city. Auzsdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
p,eNNrG u.a.V.NI,ae.
ppr. WHITTIER. /

A TTokNLY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ aud Notary Public Office III Let''nie i'locS
Dnv,nror, I.,.-. Jnal dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
a.r u YOlyeANS,

lDHh SltlAN, SURGEON, o1 - ,s" y =
rs, un,ce corner 4 and j. rady SITS Res
,nu,e On liih. between Main and Brady. my =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
Dr. Marks Syphilitic Cure

IL when the disease has become coNsrIl T. IoNAL,
and may be known by the following symptoms ::
liberation Of the mouth, throat, glands, skin,
head. mucus mem branes canccrous OH the
arms and legs ernptions on the skin. scrofua
The "Syphilitic Cure, Pills and Throat " ash
will cure the secondary Stages. If the throat
is rot liberated. the Throat Wash is omitted.
Price per package 1880. including Th-Oat
Wash: II omitted ~ per package.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
DR.. .HuyL's Nuphilisic Cur.

Is the only medicine ever discovered that Will
CURE sYPHiLirIc and vESEnIAL DISEASES IN all the
varie and complicated forms, and thoroughly
ERADICATE the slrnHIrIc POISON o. VIRUS from the
81 stesn.
This d. struc,ive disease formerly considered
ineug.ble which has Jaiicd tie skill of our most
cmineni phvsic ms. aud caused MILLIONS to be
conveyed to PREMATURE GaAvKs or to drag out a
miseI able existence what time lie lasted, can
now be as SPEEDILY and EFEc1rALfY Cured 10y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
=. ". 70. MAkEw,

AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
j basement OF state hank Building. licsdcnce
gil 81 bet l.afdY and Perry sttegi.. nol9dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-15
COOK A. ubIel NV,

A TTOKNEYS AND tOuNSELOKS At LAW
~ Office cosaer of Main aud I'D Sts ian2hw'
-..a L. 49,. ~ InMN \ NunEKs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-21

FREEDMEN's AID SocfETY. Since the
war closed the work of the Free.lmen's Aid
Society has vastly increased, and branch soci-
cites and all who are interested in its OPERA
tons should begin at once to make arrange
ments for meeting the demands that viii be
made upon it the coming winter. 1t mast
pc apparentto all that the present condition
o. the freedmen is one that calls loudly upon
the benevolent, the freedo4-loying, and the
friends of education everywhere, for unremit-
ting exertion in their behalf Living among
white population e1nbittered by the failure
OF their darling scheme of independence and
the loss OF their property in slaves, the color
ell people oftlIe South stand In need OF all the
help from the friends of humanity at the
: North which can possibly be extended to
them in their struggle toward astateA of true
freedom. Their late masters in many parts OF
the South manifest a disposition to cheat
them out of their wages, infiict corporal
punishment, and practically reduce them a.
gain to state Of Slavery. They are Ignorant
and suffering from the degrading effects Of d
life OF bondage. The late shareholders WIN
not help them. The North must, or be false
to its mission. Let those upon whom this
duty devofves IN all the cities and towns at
once begin to organize for the winters work.
Lecturers who are familiar with the work and
capableo arousiHg the interest of the people
II II viii be provided on application to the
0f1ce OF the Society, No. s Studio Building
fremont street, Boston Journal
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.terated and deleterious drinks as a beverage,
Wnere intexication prevails, the cholera has
oeen most fatal. The dram drinker and the
peer guzzler must always become the tirst
victims of cholera. The system OF the drunk
ard, with his blood already corrupted by poi
sonous liquors, with his nervous faculties shat
tered, and with his qualities OF recuperatlon
to resist disease entirely proStrated, is always
In a condition to receive the effect of an epi-
demic English and French physicians de-
clare that Incorporate peopiS are the first TO
become victims to the cholera. If this be so.
and the cholera should visit this country. its
ravages must be fearful, because in no other
portion of the earth are more adulterasad lig-
uors produced and consumed than in the
United States. Since the introduction of la
ger beer, this adulteration has increased. In
order to compete with the manufacture of Ia
ger the aduiteratlon OF ardent spirits became
necessary, and the evil has thereby been fear
Iuliy augmented, untll the compounds of
which beer and spirituous liquors are form
have been nothing more than rank poison.s IT
Is not necessary Tor us to alIude to the effects
OF these beverages upon the human mind and
BODY Ihey are fearful, and are daily record
ca IN the annals of crime and pauperisrn.
b1I Wnaf must they becUme Should the cnol-
era visit the United States I'VE will not at
tempt to answer the appalling question. We
SHRINK uom anything like an estimate of the
rava2es which the cholera would make ON a
people, who, like the American masses. ,.are so
madly given to the use of liquor. And vet
the stern fact must be met sooner or later.
Quarantines cannot keep the cholera out when
50 Innch attraction exists to draw it hither.
The skill OF the best medical practise cannot
reach the disease. when it does come, if the
people themselves are determined, by their
habits, to render themselves liable to its
scourge. saa 50 D saHsss'iq
I AT this hour, when all Europe'lf IS paralyzed
with horror by the presence or the approach
OF the cholera, it becomes the American PEG.
pie to pause in their wild career of ainteniper-
aDce, lest when the destroyer comes he ind
the nation in that beastly state, of intoxica-
ton fit for his most terrible uses.--[ Indianap-
ons Gsezette.s q asaeE Tuo Jsef otl ,srl
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Thursday Morning, Sept 81, 1885.
AN OLD TRAPPuR.

From @The Trapper's Gnide,sa pamphlet
published by the Oneida Community, New
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PEOPLE WHOM THE CHOLERA FIRST
ATTACKS AND MOSTLY KILLS.

physicians sent by the respective Govern
efninents OF England and France to note the
phases and observe the fatality Of the cholera.
In tne rsyons where it has ragged with the
ereats,s Tts@iencs agree without any concert
are the Are promoters Of the diseasse FrSee Tse
Asia5le kn2lsn existg in fith. a fsti5 atN
mospis lV 1orates its operations. n has
the gAsssst triumph over human life where
human balngs are least careful in diet. drinlr
and bodily cleanliness. In the countrias
where the people are given to the use Of adul.
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A FOUR STORY BRICK STORE, centrally located
4 on ExchVnge Street, suitable for Wholesale Dry
e5gods business or for the manufacture Of Clothing,
OF Boots ana Shoes. VIII be vacated this month or
tie next; For further information inquire of DR..
NEW IyNs 0tiee 1l5 Exchange Street, up stairs, or
$ Portland, Sept. 10Th, 1885. - dtf u
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A~eAsSs - ADVERTISING
One inch Of space, IN length OF column on, ..i.,,t
e'fsquare."
Si.5o Tor square daily nrst week : Is cents ne,
week alter; three Insertions, or less $1.O9; oontu-
hall si1sfe, three Insertions or less 75 centl one
week, Sl.9V; 20 Cents per week afsor - :
Undsr head Of "AMUsEMEssrs . 40 oa ,,ar .ouare
per wsok; three Insertions or less s156 ~ 1''@'-
a, SrEoiAL NOTICES., $500 per square first week.
psr SQUARE after; three insertions or less si5O;
Sz.6o. ous' Sa'VV' oie "ooA'
Aogs.ss.issInsnts inserted in the MAINE STATE
f tA twAca mas large circulation in every part
d ~ ~ SUSIE Ior sl0O per square for first insertion
ton. A'-@ ~ iSse'i seDsS4"S ~
81 skEcIAL NOTICES at the usual rates
- Aai communications intended for the paper
sJ SAtu - aTected 70 the g EDITOR OF THE Press
TIs,,r 11 snose OF business character 70 the PUB
- 50 Job PRINTING, of every description, exc
saseI wan dispatch; and all business pertaining 10
tion as above.
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B0nk of Cumberland.
Miss N. 3. RORRTNS

5"lLL open School for Masters and Misses
w MONDAY, Sept 4ih, at 2S High St. For par
ticulars inquire at 36 Franklin st.
August 30--d3w* @ r
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PORTLAND ACADE MY
@. O. FL L e S -'.a
SUCCESSOR TO J. H. HANSON. .n,
SCHOOL ROOM, UNION HAIL.
At the head of Green St; Entrance on Free st.

The FALL TERM of this Institution win COM
mence Sept. Al, 1865.
Glasses for beginners and for advanced scholars in
French and German viii be formed at the beginning,
of the Term. .7 t7s Is, ~ Ne---1s
"A Glass in Bookkeeping and in Commercial Arth
metlc, has already been formed for those who can
spare only evenings from their business few more
can be admitted to this class ~ = y
Z lfasse's and Misses Of all ages and attachments
viii SAL find the Academy, A FIRsT GLASS SCHOOL
ioT tne CONTINUED pursuit OF their studies. ll.E
5 Particuar attention win be given to bows COM
ing from the Public schools.
The utmost endeavors Of the Principal and of his
Assistants will be used in order to make this School
worthy Of public patronage. II
Terms $1,000 per Term of Ten weeVxa.
G. o. FILES, Principal,
IS HANOVER STREET.
Post oiice Address, Box 1913.
N. B.-Please send for a Circular.
Aug 21-dd rs iiaf
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CASCO NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND.

DY vote othe Stockholders the capital of this Bank
ID is to be increased Two Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, 4T
Subscriptions will be received under the following
conditions, viz:
Each stockho.der is entitled to ONE share for every
THREE owned. 4a 10 77'a-G- -
Stockholders must pay in, at least Twenty-Five per
fore December 81 1865.
Shares paid for IN FULL, on before october 18th
next, viii rank with the old stock and participate In
the next (April) dividend. N
Interest at rate of six per cent per annum viii be
allowed on all other subscriptions from the time of
payment till April 1, 1906 III : =
Rights not claimed before October 18TH next. viii
be disposed of as the Direetors may determine
.ssH ~ E, P. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland Sept. II, 1866 sep11dt1loet15
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I House for Sale.7

NJ 2. 2Of Congress ST., noftheriy corner Congress
AZ and Wiimot Apply at No. 10 WfInaot St., fol
ass.us' -stss aels18rnc y $50 g sepledlW rs
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Portland Muts0E Fire Insurance
C07l1p0Hy.

iHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Portland Mu-
4 tnal FIRE Insurance Company, VIII be held at
tne'r once, on MONDAY, October g. at u O'Clock p.
M Per Order fFIl
ei EDWARD SHAW
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Dinner Wnaafelz I.

BAY HORSE with o straw colored running
-LAgear baggage Wagon, was lett at the Lake House
IA Oxford, on Saturday, the I'd inst and has not
been caliedfor The owner is requested to call ard
pay charges and take them away. sep14i1ws
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Goat, Pant, and Vest Makers
& Wanted Immediately,
LEWIS, ROLLINS & BONDS.
IA and 148 Middle Street.
Aug. o. lsG5.-dtf AA
W09sted.
Lost! Lost,
agents W09ated.

Agents TAINTED,
r AIDES or Gentlemen, for a new and popular
II work, - -.
GRANT AND SHERMAN, their Cam.
patSns and GenePRis. iL fpls
BY hon. j: t. Headley, author of Washington ana
hs Generals, Napoleon and his Marshals histlry Of
tAe Great se5ellion, &C., &C. For terms and terri
WM. GRACE & Co., General Agents,
iiA- 3 16i Middle St., Portiand Me-
4 r ~ box lt32, sep15d&w2w@
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I. II. DUPEE,
PHOTOGRAPHERI

MAY be found at No. leg Middle Street.
1XA where he IS ready to wait upon any one wish
bic pr;ces for good work as is TO be had at any
room in the city, Copying done of al kinds of pic
tlres, and worked up By competent artist at the
rooms. Especial attention paid 10 Chldrens pic
tmes also 10 pictures Of sick or deceased persons
out of'town or in the city. -
rooms, taken when he was in business; friends who
had them there viii find them here, from which
copies Gamble takan without rceopying at the lowest
prices. s1s No. stH
The public are requested to call and give me trv.
as am bound to make as good work as can be found
An assortment of FRAMES, &c., will be found
here. Patronage solicited. stesr
Card Pictures $500 n Dozen, as good as
any one makes. s.a .ss 4.. s
Sept. 1-d&w3m .4s M
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W09ate,d.

Y family without children a small genteel ten
~ ement, near the central part OF the city.
Address x. Y. T., Press oitioe, oss aug5eodti
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Wo,ated
Wanted.
Wanted.

s3 N. s5 III WG3lted.
n,~A-1y Vessels to load deals at St. John. N.
sl4S{N B., for English and Irish Ports, at high
~ est rates offreight. Ill si1 - -
S5sgssE42Is,AS ,llEl.s9e Qs ALSO, ,A 794 i-
To load lumber at same place for Calves
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. 8iel
% LITTLEJOHN & CHASE,
h&i. No. Central Wharf
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor,
PUBLISHED AT ssI EXCHANGE STREET, BY
N. A. FOSTER e co.
TIE PosrnAsD DAILr rRrss is published at

$500 per year IN advance -
THE ldAI.u STATE PRESS is published everv
THURSDAY morning. at $500 per ann1rn in ar;vancs
se2s Il paid within six months; and $3.50 iP nav
ment be delayed beyond SIX months. : roy
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NOTICE..


ER0oM Boston and Portland 70 so,n9 .adro,r.
Woodstock, Houlton Presauo rs in, a,d a re
Leaves BosOp aaa TpPeT NsS
MORNING. at o'clock; leaves Posi and III URsDAY
at o'clock p. Ii. oitland same days
once eat Gorgress Square, Boston, and 80 FY
B. r. TOBIN, "a.
Sept 5-d1m ASA DAVIS, proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-26
NEWSPAPERS.
THIS DAVIS PUBLISHED.
j the first number OF Frank Leslie's
CHIMNEY CORNER
A NEW FAMILY PAPER,
THIRTY. TWO SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS,
BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED.


9HIRTy.TwO SPLENDID ILLUSTRATIONS,
BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED.
A Double Tragedy land HALL or Fatal
-four ilus,rationsi-A Nights Work Tale Of woman's
Daring 1.-TWO hiustrstonsl-The Self made Men or Our
Times S:nator T. Morgan with speudid Portrait aud
original Misunderstanding with Crocodile with large illus.
ana Customs OF Different Nations: China three Iusra-
tons,rhe Dogs Of Mount St Bernard: The Child Saved
with iustraon The Ladies Of Lima (with
Grandfather Whitehead Lectures for Little Folks with H.
usratonsFood and Its Adu,terations Coffee with three
lustratons,- Parlor Pastne Engmas Charsdss Conun-
sal Information Of the Nursery. Ladies' Con-
vesaone Essay the Art OF Saying Dsagreeabe Things
n scricspf Comic Illustrations called The Playful.
With Nos No. I9 aad Of TIE CHIMNEY CORNER will be
6SS RsPToE W % gns OF THE
NATION At THE WHITE HOUSE. 1866.
most celebrated generals statesmen and civilians also OF
many OF most distinguished American ladies' The like
admirable having been taken from photographs
by Brady Among Prcsidcn, Lincoln his Cab
net Generals Grant Shermau sheridan. Meade. Bnrnsde
Anthony &c; Mrs Lincoln. Mrs Grant Mrs. Seward &c
with numerous Others comprising the elite OF American So
Ts h the most costly plate by any pub
hhcr the United States having been produced nj an
pense OF
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