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POIanO's Variety Theatre.

"a eats can be secured At The Theatre NON A.
n on pm Without extra oharge.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

The bonds on the 9Th declined one per
cent, the proceedings at the meeting afford
ing little ground for hope to the bondhold-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

In The treatment Of the Eye and Bar, ard othel
organs Of sense, lt becomes necessary 70 have ,
good Knowleiee Of everything pertaining 10 med
cipe end Surgery. What are called regular Physl
clans, may have graduated 10 either tho Old or new
School college, aud can boast OF a one sided edu
cstion. but yet, in the treatment Of the Eye sns
Ear. ial 20 cure q singe obstinate case-ior n,
treatment prescribed in their works will not eject
cure 10 large mslolfy Of cases
DE. BRo. KHAN is graduate Of the Missouri I'M
Yersity-Dpioms hangs in hrs Office, and has mani
cert hcaies from persons cured, which may B.,
seen BY calling
The Dr. guarantees cures therefore no one nGed
fear 90 employ him, fer where q Doctor does bus
ness In this manner, 'us good evidence thsf be IN
derstsnds The nature Of the diseases he treats.
nS-An communications, With stamp enclosed
promptly answered.
Remember his In6rmsTy is nj No. 60 Charch
Street 2. o. Boa. No. 50.
BY permission, he also refers % the ioliosing
medical men. celelrsfed IN Cphihslmia surgery:
Or. J r. QuIdora. q nton Place. NcE lorxi Dr.
Dr. X. g. DeFoTrest, n. y Ut. Zanired. Fhiladal-
phis; Dr Birga, Quincy, ll.i ~ Ciareacs BsrFey,
st. Louis, no,
auel5-Smo
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22
President Johnson from an English
Point Of View,

The New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Times thus eharacterizes President
johnson
In fact he has opinions Of his own; he is
a man who has fought a hard battle with
life, and it has left many scars upon him
The genial humor and buoyaney of Mr.
Lincoln do not exist in Mr.. johnson. He
is taciturn, self-possessed, cynical man
with an impenetrable nature and immova-
bic purposes. Every step he has made
was made Dy dint Of sheer hard fighting and
logged determination. He is an inhexible
aud tenacious man, who, having waged q
staunch battle, is not likely b be defrauded
Of the fruits Of it. Hitherto he has exer-
cised his power with few mistakes or
faults, and his willingness to facilitate a
junction between the Republicans and the
Democrats is an evidence Of his determine
ton 20 persevere in his grand object Of re-
organizing the South, which can only be
done by peace in the North.
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Csty Election.

Guy AtSAGcJEOms
10y VIRTUE OF TIE AUTHORITY IN NE
ID vested by the l.Ws Of the Sta @ Of Ieunt ssee,
/ will open and h7lt a. election .u the various
wards the city Ol NashYl la, On eA bkDAN, toe
sOih of Septsmber, tsC5, Tor MaYo- aldermen ana
Common Council en- De 90 loving named Pc.
sons we're appointed by the CIy tcuncl % bod
the elec ion IN the several wares
FfEsr WARD-At the County b.. JUICES. Johu
CsrDer, l. Whorley, " Petre. CLERKS, r A.esuier,
Jones. Receiver OF votes, VIM. Watson. Meg
Istrate B Coleman.
SECOND WAND pat Myers Hunts Carriage shop.
Judges, J d Coney, Capt Nee anahan, Chss. Star
neagle. Clerks, Chsrles Sanders, George Delaney.
Receiver Of votes, W 7 Wright Magistrate, Thos.
THIRp WAnp-At the Gazslte saloon. on Cherry
street Judges, A Tucker, suef. Croker.
Clerks, John Todd, John Adams. Receiver Of votes,
T d Csssadsy. Magistrate alex Mcdaniel
FOURTH WARB- At the Old Tnsaire- Judges,
lex Carter, DrS Clemens, Dr kneHfle Clerks,
Clark. Magistrate. ESQ. McCa-tT,
Firm WARD-At the ceW Theatre judges, A.
shsnklaDd, " Dolbear, A Barr. Clerks, War
rem Carter, Robt Powers Receiver Of votes, hos
L Skeg p Magistrate, Liston Stone.
SIX II WARD.-At TaTpiey Piles's. judges, Bur
rel Woods, A Baush, - A Bmcher. CleTks,
Clinton BYrues, D.kVerCu Receiver Of votes, Jno
Pentecost. Magistrate. James Haynie.
SEVENTH WARB.-At Ru.ts shop on Market
street. Judges, Capt. Allen, John Ootral VIM
Stewart Clerks, 6royes, W " 6arTln. Receiv-
er Of votes, 10 Griffin. Magistrate, l-asc Paul
EIaHTH WARD-At the Engine House, Co lege
Hil. Judges, W Mstheson. sam Pl lmmer, YIN
Griffin. Clerks, W z Wlkias a, Jr., Dr z 3 Nc
Kee. Receiver O V0ies, james Miller. Haei- trate
WI Wilk non. Er
None but those Who have compiled v fh the pro-
visions Ct the franchise law of the late session Of
the Legislature VIII b. entitled 10 Fo t.
The officers fre reiar red TO seston sixteen, page
ffiV-three, Of the city laws for in-tructons as %
open ng and closing The polls, copy Of which VIII
be furnished n es-h ward.
IL Nfna rIH f ~ .aN q ~ rH
4PM
Any Of the above officers who cannot serve viii
plea e n0;Iy The undersigned that Their places may
be III ed, 70 Older that there may he no delay 10
opening the polls AZ he tine dcsI gusiad
JOHN CHuMBLY, G ty Marshal
fe-u-id
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A few years since, Tom Marshall was de-
livering an address before large audience
in Buffalo, when some one in the hall every
few moments shouted, 4" Louder louder Q
Tom stood this for a while, but at last, turn.
ing gravely to the presiding officer, he said:
Mr.. Chairman, al the last day, when the
angel shall, with his golden trumpet, pro
claim that time shall be no more, doubt
not, sir, that there will be in that vast
crowd, as now, some drunken fool from Buff
falo, shouting " Louderi Louder'" The
house roared, Tom went on with his speech,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

THE CENsus OF ILLINoIs.-The Secretary Of
State Of Illinois expresses the opinion that
the census Of that State, now being taken,
viii show population Of three millions.
This viii place Illinois above Ohio and near
to Pennsylvania. Her population viii only
be exceeded by two States, New York and
Pennsylvania.
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The NurfreesbOro Monitor regards il SEA,
peculiarly fortunate, that in this critical
hour Of our nations history. Andrew John.
son should be President Of The United
States" Thousands who voted agains, him
Tor Fice-President coincide with the Noui-
tor, Whilst thousands who voted fo- him
think differently. So much Tor patriotism
and faction
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

THE RECoGSIrIoS OF THE MEXICAN En-
PIEE.-The ST. Louis republican says; at is
reported that President johnson and secre-
tary Seward look upon the recognition Of
the Mexican Empire as an act perfectly le-
climate in itself, and which must eventu-
ally take place, without prejudice, however,
. the maintenance OF the Monroe Doc
trinen
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SmaIl Fsrms for Sale.

DoN'T FAIL TO be on hand for the Auction Sals
] Of the "PetHay Place. three miles from the
c0rporauoa Of the ciiy. To be sold in lots Of from
four to ten acres each. Splendid for gardening par
poses See large bills for terms, a..
ARLINGTON & FARRAR. Agents.
sept22-td 40. 9 North College street
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A fellow, who gave name as John Hen
" was arrested in st. Louis on The 18th
INST for stealing S6,25o worth Of diamonds
from the jewolry store Of C. D. Sullivan.
The diamonds were recovered. The thief
claimed 10 be reporter for the New York
Herald.
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Or. LEON BROoKMAN,
AT HIS INFIRNAbY,
No. 81 Church street. Nashville. TeBEeHee

Where he may he consulted every day from 4
u o'clock, A. "a, 70 pm, sad 70 pm. Goa
sultauon- free.
He cures all durable diseases Of the E and Ear
ana performs all difficult operation m surgery.
He operates for eaiaract, without pain, BY new
method.
ne strsightens Cross Eyes in one minute, IA old
or young
Be inserts, without pain, Artificial eyes to move
and appear natural.
pa. BEoANkS cures Sore Eyes with mid medi-
clnes, which give no pain.
He treats Ama-rosis, or nervous hntusEa aish
asucce- heretofore unanCwn.
He cures every case OF Ophthslmia 9arsi, here
toflre conside- ed incurabe BY tbs Profession
he cures discharges Of tie Ear, caused by Scsr-
LEI Fever, Measles or other diseases
He inseI Is Artificial Ear Drums where lie nattl-
raj drum (membrane) has been destroyed, which
Frproves the hearing Immediately.
lie operates Tor Artificial Pupil falling Of tie
Eve Did he remedies az once
ne cures the most obstinate forms Of Ophfhal
mia in two 10 eigh weeks.
ID seases Of the Nervous system VIZ: Chores.
NeuTslgia, snna. Ifheult os; Nervous Prosualion.
trl-liod successfully.
Dyspepsia and cancer he tresis viii success
hereioilre unknown.
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oRITrARX.

Died, Ct oorsgmrton, 81 his late residence, On
Thirteenth strett a. O'Clock, Wednesday nom
ing, september 10th, John TYRE ], eyed - years.
In ferTent prayer, and holy hope, S3o calm re iR-
nation. he awaited for Some weeks pas' the sWful
summons 70 his Makers throne. For him death
had no terror; and, but for he grief snd desols-
iion his loss VII Cause one could scarce help re-
ioicng 70 sec him thus Idle the death Of the right
cots, and bis last end Ike usifo ihers"
his reuains VII be taken u the thursday aiter-
nooa train 70 Nashville fir inieImsnt -LolisrilIs
Dtll1cr1-. 1T
His funeral VII take place il his city today, at
6 o'clock, in ihe Cathedral.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

Il is stated here. @ "a vsry best suthor-
ity, that President johnson la ely adc the
important declaration 90 the Alabama dele
CATION. who complained 10 him ol the blight
ing effect Of the proceedings Co confiscation
ia that State, that no con6scation could
lake plsce. OF have legal eiicct, except
afler a legal oonvio ion Of be Parties Cor
treason "
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A First rate Notice.

The Boston Post gives Charles Sumner the
following frst-rate notice:
Mr.. Summers pompous assumption Of the
Office Of Dictator 10 the American Govern
ment and people, cannot fail TO create de
rision and disgust among sensible folks. HIS
infsied style and elaborate pr0nunciamen-
toes shame Santa Annals proclamations TO
the Mexieans. while his swell and strut are
as absurd as the attempt Of the monte black
leg 10 rule a nation by fulminations from
his West India island. Sumner has an
abundance Of gas at his command, but not
the kind to raise him to the altitude Of com
mon sense or political truth. He was spoiled
in the shell, and all his craftsmanship is
added. He manifests no conception Of the
true greatness Of q cOuntry-of the import
ance Of its vast products-its commercial
poWer-its teeming population-lts mechan-
zeal ingenuity and enterprise. Instead Of
regarding the Erie Canal as an artery Of
the nations life, he would have it filed up
if told that negro children were liable to be
drowned in its waters instead Of coutem
plating the great power Of transportation
afforded by our gigantic railroads and their
influence in binding the country together,
he would endeavOr 70 provide seats for ne
grOes in the cars, or in looking after the
dikes, storl1s and vermin Of Holland, or
soaring toward those regions Of his fancy,
rise far above this bread and butter world
into the realms Of beatifed spirits where
John Brown is marching on.
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Poor Man's Chance !

ON Tuesday night, the 10Th int Gold Pen and
~ Pencil IN Gold Case. Ii had engraved on i
the letters ks. The finder will be literally re
Warded L lef, az this ofiee. sep2l-sl9
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e. ?. CONE.

"a, 10. 70. 90 Cherry street. Fashyili'. Tenn
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For sale.
CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OiFIcE or DIRECTOR AND GENERAL,
MAHAGET or MILITARY RAmRQADs u. g.
WAsmbGroS, D. G., July 81, 1865.
nROPOsa AIS viii be received at this rfiee until
I2o'clock, noon, on Wednesday, september u,
ls63 70 purchsss the uited States N litary Rsil
road Rolling BILL 81 Chattanooga, Tennessee. with
the machinery tools, bull fings, fixtures, and track
counec ing the ROling Nil with he Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad
The mil and m schinery constructed 70 re-r0l
railroad il ave -ntirely new, and o. the most I'M
proved character.
For sull description and details Ct operation, ca
paety &C, apply in person or by letter 10 T. ".
YARDLEY, superintendent, Chattanooga, Tenn
All BIDS should be endorsed, 'PIopOsal to pur-
chase Chattanooga Rolling Mil
D. C. Mc0ALLUB,
BreFet Brigadier General,
Director and Gene al Manager,
Military Railroads U s.
No satisfactory bid having been received under
the recent advertisement for the sale OF he Chst
tanooga Rolling Mi }, the time f9T rece wing as is
extended 70 the FIFTH OF OCTORkR, 1886, same
hour % @. MuCsLLUM,
Brevet Brigad er General,
DirectJrsnd General Manager,
sep22 dtw tOOct5 N htary Railroads q. s.
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zltw Sarfrtissmsats.
Wanted.

We are auiho1izsd TO anncunce ". J SAUNDERs as
e candidate for Mayor 81 the ensuing muniel pa
election sep1z-td
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We Ask

The suffering nj lions in our land to give this
remedy trial convinced inst by its timely use
many may be relieved, many cured Of DFspepsis,
Heartburn. Sour Stomach, Sick Heedacpe, Dizzl-
meas, Indigo stion, FILES, CoEtveness, Bilious At
tacks Lives Complaints, Rheumatic Affections, &c
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with eash bot
tie and do not use the medicine sgainst the advice
OF your Physician
Manufactured only By TARRANT a CO., R7S
Greenwich street, New York.
RE-Ear sale oV al DFTEgists mnFf-lI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

Amongst the Tennssseaia recently par
doned by'ths President, W. note the names
Of A. n. Rusledge, Z. 4. Kesbie, 7. Ne
ness, Louis Lay and W. scsgent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

Capt J. X. Guthrie. OF the lS7th Ohio,
died at Macon, lGa-l on the 18th OF iux.
He was from Msryville, Union county,
Ohio.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

900 ACRES # FIRST class land fJr sale, miles
OJU from Nashville, adjoining the plantation Of
Gen. W G. Harding, in good state Of cultivation.
For terms apply 70 S. ". Chdress, Attorney al
Law, Nashville, Tenn No. Ga Cherry street.
earQQ--yr7r
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Che aeIissts Smith,

(DAUeHTEHs OF 1T. BET. B. B. SMITH, D D.
HAVING permanently secured very Commo
dious and Pleasant House, surrounded bT At
active Grounds, IN SUI III FRANKFORT, Ken
tucFV, are prepared 10 receive INTO their Family
limited number Of Young Ladies, for ths purpose
OF imparungto them Refined, Religious, and com
plee Education, their long experience as teachers
giving them. they trust, some elaims to assume th'
responsibility
ES- Thu Rev. Or. Norton will take Classes il
Moral and Mental Philosophy and Belle Letues.
-
TERMS PER SESSION or TWEkTT WEEKes
Tuition, Bird Washg Sle0 Freneh...............slI
Vocal Music.-........--... p instrumental Music 3
P ymerts required Tor each session in adFance.
For iurther infOrma ion, apply 10 Misses Smith OF
Rev. Dr. Norton. Frankfort, by sep22-2m
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DE cure to attend the Auction sale Of Lots in
ID 81 Ramsey's Addition 70 EGgefeld on Rednes-
day the 9Th Of this month. Terms cash, = IN
one year, = in tFo year.
Feu22-ti No 9North College street.
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PRATT'S
Academy Of Dancing,

THE undersigned begs 20 iufJrm the citizens Of
L Nashville and vicinity tina, he viii commerce
the Fail session Of Dancing b. the ioth Of October
Having al the laiesi styles OF Dances. viz
Monteheio Qusdriile tneWl
Royal HoEea 6uard ,neW.l
Ia Prince Impesial new
Les Lanciers.
Tue Celeuraied Ladies Psror Skating schot-
tische new with music arranged
Address GEO p. PRATT,
sep2l-d 7. o. Box 20, NRslFl ne, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22

Major Gen. Augustus Y. KauiE was mar
ried, On the lsth inst, 10 Aiss Charlotte
Toa, daughter Of Ez-Gov. Tod, Of Ohio.
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Dissolution.

IlHE Partnership heretofore existing between
WM. B0FD and ". a. PEEBLEs, under the name
and style Of Boyd Pseb es, Gepezsl Steamboat
Agents, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Wm. Boydis alone authorized 20 use the name Of
the firm in loudstion, or other unsettled business
connected with the old firm. he Boyd assumes
all liabilities, and Will collect all claims due said
frm VIM. BOYD,
". B. PEBBLES.
Nashville, Sept. Is, 1865.
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D. d. Denton & CO.,
City steam Bakery, and
Candy Mandatory, 6
and 8 Broad Street.
Dealers can be sup
piled on short notice
with everything in our
Line, made by ourssl-
YES.
Special attention CIV
en- to Crackers and Can
dy. Also Bread Cakes.
&c, &c.
D. D. DENUoN.,...--.-....s. N. HUNTINGTON.
sspla--sm
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Mr.. Thos. Hord, a very wealthy citizen
Of Rutherford county, died last Friday.
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Nashville, SEPT. Is. ls65.

I WILL continue the regular Steamboat Agency
business at the oIce Of the old firm, corner Broad
and Front streets. VIM. BOYD
eepl6-lW
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SUFFERERS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect II Act i!
TARRANF Co.


Gentlenen-I an s resident OF Curacao, sa5 have
been disposed to write to you Concerning the real
value Of your SELTZER APERIENT a. remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia desire 70 express
10 you my sincere gratitude for the grea benefit the
EELTZER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my wife has been sadly
sffissed with Dyspepsia and aiisr beng under the
testnent Of several Doctors for two or three years,
she was finally induced TO seek the advice Of 8
learned Physician, Doctor Csbislis, o. Venezuela,
Who Immediately treated her Withsyour BIER
VESCENT SETTER APERIENT. soc began %
improve at once, snd is now PERI ECFLY WELL.
feel il u be my duty for the good Of humanity 70
make thiJ statement, feeling that medicine 50 val
liable should be widely kEcgn.
Trusting you VII give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thankz.
an very respectfully yours,
S. b. c. HENRIQUER,
New York, June Is. rs. Merchant, Curacao, s.A
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BUsE.u REFUgErs, FHEEDNrs ArANposED LAsusl
Ofice Asa't Com for Nv, Tenn and y. Ala.
NasavmLE, lEss, Sep. d, lss5.
Circu,ar No. G.
Chaplain John lawrence b. announced a. SUPER
iutendent Of the Afsrs q this Bursau for Davidson
County, Tsunestea,
BIS Calee is loeztrd in the Acllerv BulIins.
near tie Gear a1oaEa Iepof iu Nashville
Ereedmru or Refugee seeking ernui1Tuent viii
please call o. the CIii.a of Chsrlaln Laurence.
where Their names snt rssifnce VIII D. req stored
AID ernployrus NJ ottained Tor them
Rensons wishing % hire iacorers are requested 20
make application 70 Chaplain LaErauce-
CLINTON b. FISK,
sepol-a Brig Gsnl. and Asst Com.
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OFFICE WESTERN AND ATLANTIC R.R.1
ArLAarA, GEoArIA
- immedare building Of H0WE's IBrss BBIraEs
ross the Caaiahooche EioHah snd COS savanna
Rivers The spans of BndEing Ecruss the Chats-
hoochie are SIX, each one hundred feet Across
the EtoHah ave spans, each one hundred and twen.
~ feet Across the Oostluaula three spans, one
nCndfed and twenty feet each. Also for eleven
brdges across the G b camauga on the same plan
BY order q TIE Board Cf lirectors
sep2i-et ROBT. BAUGH. superintendent
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EYE AND EAR!

DISEASES Of the = G and Ear. Nervous sys-
II tenn, snd Cancerous Tumor-' treated With IN
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Lost,

A FURNISHED ROOM for a Gentleman in
"A private family. Give Terms and oirect 10 =.
IA. Union once sep22-it'
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90 HID prime New Orleans Sugar,
IS do 90 Porto Rico Sugar
20 do do Cubs sugsr,
60 Barrels Crushed and Powdered sugar,
- do Grsnulated Sugar,
100 do A. and b. Coffee Sugar.,
90O 90 @. extra assor ed Brands
500 DO HeilOE Sugar,
400 Rags RIO Coffee,
20 Mats Java Coffee.
20 do Lag, IA Coffee.
10 Bags Ginge-,
10 Bars Alspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
- Barrels MackeFel,
90 y hbs do
go Kits do
100 Foxes Soap.
50 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brsnds
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do RalsiBs
50 Cases Ssrdines,
go Cases Oysters,
100 noz Buckets,
% Nests Tubs.
together with everything usually kept in Whole
sale Grocery HOu-es-
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-,S..lf.iaY, sept. ssh, Benefs Of Mr. d. Hancbstr
~ as appearance Of the gifted Miss Fanny B.
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E8-5pecisl attention gwen 70 the Purchase snd
Sale Of COTTON and al kinds Of Produce
- Goods forwarded with despatch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-27

- 6ood building lots in the city Of Rock
islaha, within hvc minutes walk Of the u. s,
Arsenal. Price from seon to &95V.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-27

There is n woman in the public eve whose name
had all along been associated. in our mind. with
the Yankee, - : Qunck," and "Humbug.' But
it is so no longer. and we desiec to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association IN all
other minds. Whatever notions We may have OF
womanlv dclicacy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse-the good Nurse
the 1tst Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Phs sicians or not. is a question which must be
decided by time and principle, and not as a mat
ter Of taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and ems
tom may as well behave themselves, forl there
is really a wat. there will also be a supply II
there be q calling" there will be "a coming.
Nature and human society are always self suppl
ing. and though Art and Fashion ma. hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs. Winslow does not want 10 treat Won Gen
ilemtn Nor does she prescribe a regimen for
your wives, but modestly appears as y messen
gel of health and happiness to your INFANTS IN
The cradle. Is there anything improper in that
A Nurse Of g so years" experience can boldly
say what is or is not good for a babe, and ought
to be listened to. God speed her on humble out
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
ician and most ~eficctusi benetnctress our II tie one
ever enjoyed-he doting parents rot expected.
just open the door for her, and Mrs Wlnslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. Or this We are 80 sure. that we
will tench our "Suss" 70 say "A BLESSING on
Mus. WINsLow"-for nelping her to survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege =
! We confirm every word set forth IN the iRospEc
rus. II performs precisely what IT processes t.
| perform. every part of il nothing less. Away
your Cordial. ''Fareuoric.' Drops" "Lnuda
| num- aud every other Narcotic by which The
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
syrup for Children feething.' If we had the
power. we would make her, as she is, a physical
savior to the Infant Race.