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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
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Tate e Ne HIATT. Due.

THE iMMtNSB SUCCESS With which this
L prepa alton has met during the short time it
i has been before the public has induced the
th0usandt and tens Of thousands who have used
and sttested il virtues, to pronounce 1t the ONLY
and TRUE Hair RestOrstpve, The Eureka has
been introduced into ali the principal cities both
East and West, and having faithfully perfos med
all that is med for it. hss superseded all other
Hair Preparedness. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair " its Of ginal color proven the hair rom
falling out, by causing healthy condition Of the
scalp, impartng to the hair soItness, and glo-s,
and youthful appearance that no other Hair pre-
paraticn car produce The Eureka Is free from
all impurities or poisonous drugs, and can be
used witn ut s0iling scalp or hands. Alanufae-
turcd and sold, wholesalt and retail, by
ROBE. FISHER, Sole Agent.
No. 25 North Fifth street. st Louis Mo.
Rilaler. finch h Fuller, wholesale Ag'tx, Chi
eng0 stevenson / Csfnahau,l Agents, Dsvcn-
port, and for sale by all Drugg,sts. Prce 81 90
per bottle Octl2 daWGm
4 Cough. CO1t1, or sore Throat.
RxauIRss InNEDAIs ATTENTION, AND SHOULD, n
cAnM -. u ALLowt ~ 10 CONTINUE, Nj
Irritation Of the Lung .. q asersnn.
nemt Throat Affection. or an
1ncmra0le Lang Disease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
AMERICAN LINIMENT

VIII Cure Bruises, Sprans, Cuts. Wounds. Rheums.
t,sm; Contracted !endons, Swelled JOinte. Pain or
Weakness IN the Back, and all Local or Seated Pain
lie. Its volatile, penetrating and healing pn,neftie.
siuse themselves to The very bones and give he SUI
ferer instant relief ~
1t 10 the mosa enacactcus I.niment ever invented
FOR $50 1kS 49, u AMIN AIS.
II will Cure Strains, Cuts Bruises Chafes Calls
Scratches. SPAWN. Rlnebone. or any Wound 81
Bone or Muscle. ~ "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

an. me Georgia ssass Convention he's rem.
:" I 10 tns rebel war dtbs By vote Of isa
40 ID a9s In s4sfn5gsg as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
"FrnnsporiatiOn and Naauulac.
0mRN0.

o. W1uCWs
Hon. Plat Smith, of Dubuque, commu-
nicates I" the Times, OF that city, IN article
on the subject Of the shipincat of grain, with
some comparisons rs to cost on Eastern and
Southern routes. The expense Of shipping
a'bushel Of wheat from
Dubuque to Chicago is. .19c
Eleva,oragc and charges in Chicago say. So
Freight from Chicago to Buffalo. 49,. Ia
Charges to Buffalo. Observation-Disclosures. &c
hSkeht from Buffalo to New York 20
IotaI. ....6or
The cost of shipping . bushel of wheat
from
Dubuque to st. Louis .12c
Freight, St. Louis to New Orleans. Zoe
Elevatorage md handling at New Or
leans ....... &c
Freight, New Orleans to New York =. Sc
Total. 33c
The saving by this route is 80 cents
bushrl.
A it is generally cxpedient for farmers
t. make their grain in the winter, when the
river is closed. Mr.. Smith estimates that
grain could lie sent from Dubuque via ths
Illinois Central Cairo, and New Orleans to
New York as follows:
Dubuque to Cairo. .25c
Elcvalorage, etc, at Cairo. ........ &c
Freight, Cairo to New Orleans 10c
Handling and storage in New Orleans. Sc
Freight, New Orleans to New York . s.
iotai 40
This is II cents bushel less than via
Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
in0uuceu PSrnanentcurt.
N N' wv. NJ. VAN NENSCHO1EN,

WxrHxHsFfelp. Coma. March 2, 1sGS.--L,r. W
II. Greyy- -Decr SIR: Having seen your sdver-
tsemens IT. "C.nsivutfUn ~ Jter, Tecoe,nlsnd-
ed for ion Of the Nianeys and ffftation
Of the Bladder, hayint rsnncssd iurthc past hres
years. and tsied lhe, KIN " nuslLer n pbysis
clans withsohiy temporary relief. ] was Induced
to try ysur med cine, ! psocurcd one bottle 81
your agents a Hereford. M-ssr- Lee, Sisson Y
Co., xo<i hen had Used halt Of H. IL nv suf-
prise ltpnBd gnst change in my. healIh
Aave .us,dtwo bostl+s.ot III and "a, where nev.
eH cxpestcd to be NY lite. well, and n RUed
spirits licsnno. r1pressm my gratitude for 4: Z
il 10 be- May the tlyssibgs Of God e. sr aftende
you in yeit iabofs Y isSys; Y"arA,spiy..
-@i w. LkOxARD 81 klGEi.OW. -
10 FprJIls ~ ~ Druggists. RriSs,els
- A, a Asea 4 tsei = Ssry ). ~ II .sse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Tas New York Herald says petition to
SeeaGy Seward is circulating N Boston
and has air. ady received the signature O,
some Of the largest ship-owners Of that CITY
praying him not d press our claims on he
British government. for the depreciation of
the anglo rebel pirates. The petition saws
that when England becomes involved in war
which cannot be far distant. the position
mat government has taken ia regard to the
MY Of thetebel pirates, ifalioNed to
s'.no asTa precedent, will give US such i'd
va"sasss that We can infiict on her commerc.
damage hundred times greater .h,n ~.
she has allowed to be pfiicted on ours.
An ordnance has 'bsen ADOPTED ~ The
Georgia convention, declaring Il to =. ~.
i. duty Of the Legislature os tho ststs,o -
vids6bcths widows and Orphans Of c.or.;.
soldIstk Cannot tie fAdicals get up hevl
over the .'trsssonr Of Georgia.
4o-s.-.---AA-->ss ~ 4
An Indianapolis dispatch says stock hogs
ia lqdiaqai 9eavs dsclitsA u priee. Opsa h
H. Odd A. " Webashs ca - bought ~
- eeaAa Abashsl aaar,5s aA,i 1fsFFi
~ b. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
Dr. Easserly's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
VII Cure Pain in the Stomach, Cramps or eps.ms.
neadache IOofnache, Sore Throat Collie Dysenferv
Or bowe! Comptaints, Nervous Afectione Rsin Or
Agne " the Face, hinters Colic and in iact wher-
READER, AXE YoU SUFPERINis parry -. -.
disease above enumerated. or from any oise eaaset
DR.. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
This msdieipc b perseet anssScte fbf Arx pA,Ns.
in& sscce,s :. II ~ rsise . cenis PER botile.
corner Of Third ~ .esiceh 81 f&0is. No.
and sx,al!s. ~ calsase y. rsaorsl s..gs
J DR. 1aeterlyss Medicines sre for nsae
~ davenport BY 3. d DallUfa and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
,REMlNGEasN'S

viAprBbSENsY rnk GovrRxMtIr. aui y
Upwards q = 0uO tRrnafEA NJ ilN sGnhtd sthtes
Services since 1851. Warranted su,ei os to any u.her
teiulctth< kin4.s Abo ~ $50 packet pistos eSld
" Gun Deyiefs aad H. y, de gsnersly ~ -,
so shak. nENlx6TON. . kO3e. 1icn, n r.,
a 81 sE =. = aI;Es|l as7s AHSssrs''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
PITY SICiANs,

lave inng sinced given np tie ese Of buchu, Gu
btOs, ara. Jrnpri ~ iiic u-.nAeEt vi ll,ose DIS,
case, aud puts ssc sheni iGr Tie want OH better
ret
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

,aIlIM1bseos S(e0H1 g. . IT
TINS Y . cpsn Question, and the hum
o'ess nee essehe ~ participate in IT, dis
s "s:s:e Pr644s y. .sSEjes. Of %'. nor
8Ro1Hn HeXhP s.essd ahu a 4 %: II
ssn Statss HIN rst6rn " Ne Union upon
rigorHp conditions --cooditie0s .ssr Win
thirys9vesaipsy With their Pssv'oft 1ossf
~ Rhncslsyias&and ee.ans ess 0daoer
present feelings The other portion, the
S"n" 1y rroissslcs. X eooS faith sht q
ths government in the future. without dis
Nw6sns Any " their previous vlews. teach
tins shSa-Smpiy requiring. What they
willingly accept, the abandonment Of slav
fwhIch otiS.ss two p,,,;.. !. TX, "a
answer the qneAtion . brief referenoet 10 the
object Of government il necessary. Nan IN
! is orisinsl state, is possessed Of liberty in
4iANmest comprehensive sense. In the ex.
'secheoe shas liberty the strong may kill o.
rob the wcak ct pleasure, and there is no
laestS po0toh them. This stste OF. things
ssHAkse government necessary. This govern
n msnA the people form for mutual p, etse,ion,
=hnt it is particularly formed for the protec
ticn Of the weak, IS the strong can protect
themselves. In it sovereignty il vestei.-
There j. no sovereignty In the people, what
ever demagogues may say to the contrary.
Sovereignty Is in government. True, il
srnanates from the people, and it must cw-
sfAte nh tbtn before il becomes sl)teti}e
sovereignty. Wine emanates from the
grape, but it is not wine whilst in the grape
Tho people have liberty the government
has Sovereignty, and the object Of this SOW
eSeignty in government 10 to restssin the
people IN the viscious exercise Of their lib
erty. Men have passions government il
presumed 10 have uope, and lite duty is to
harmonic the c0nflfcts Of men growing out
of these. passions, and induce them to re
,ftecct each other and love their metaal pro
tec'or-thsir government. No measure
should be adopl ed in hatred or revenge. j.
tbs not the true philosophy Of govesnepsnt!
aNonc Will deny it. How does Il apply 70
the p csent question before the country and
the parties agitating that question: Witch
party cntertains sympathy Tor . conquered
and submissive people, and wishes to soo,he
their wounded pride and re>assure their
broken spirits and teach them 10 love al
the people and government Of the Union p
And which is animated BY spirit of re
vengs and hatred toward thems The Ques
ton needs no answer.
President Johr son Is considered by tn,
radicals az being too lenient. The revsrs,
is true. lie is too rigorous, and timidly
slow in shaking off the influence Of party
trammcls. he moment the rebel army sur
rendered, every soldier should have beer
withdrawn from the rebel States. lift ha,
been done, before this time, there wonlt
have been perfect quiet content and salts
faction in those States, and . spirit of nffec
ton for the Northern people aud reverence
.f,f the government.-St. Louis RpubH
can
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Take dose ofDr Esstcry's Family Pills and when
a a,n operating take DR. Easerys Fever and Aguc
Miller dose as directed the bottle; every two
hours until nine doses have been taken in the absence
o. iessr which always stops the Ague and Fever The
flksf DAY. Than to prevent its return. take ife
Agns Killer three times day on the seventh. four
,eeutn twenty first and twenty eight days. afer the
N.HED Let every man. woman and child try n
- Price $l.sO per bottle. Pills 50 cents ner hox
cine Store. corner Of Third and Chestnut streets s.
Louis, NO.. and at - Madison street, Chicago, MI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

Proprietor.
KHOMERS MEDICINES eola T'art nj fhe
world Every Druggist kern fine ai.ove ~, IL los
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGILE CURE.

VIII Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever. Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Rcmittent Fevers. and every
form Of Fever, incident to to the West -
Among all the celebrated remedies for Anne and
Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
DIABETES.

lRRITATIox or TIE NECK or TIE
Blu ODER, iNfLiMNAllUN or
TIE KIDNEYS. CATAKHH
OF TIE BLADDER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10

To Cure Ague and Fever.

This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years es
ianIishcd m 81 Louis. and is universally know,
,nrougn9ai the Mississippi Valley to lie INFA1LLA-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-10
STRAAGUAEY Asp BURNING, ORPAIN-
y. FILL UHINA1IhG. iia

For tho diseesrg II j. b dly A Sovereign remedy
ana tao nnchocaalnota - safd N It's Iosise. slh
gle dose hasp,s known to felieye the most ut.
Z. ntss iyptops. 8ae
Asc ynu troubled wth that disires iug pain in
! IL su:.fiho 'he back aud tho ~ the h, - a
ttArpoentn! 49, Qhi-e tpnstL.,.on naifr al
relieve 4, Oh Ike iaaslc.
, 1865-05-19

b1lity there Is no more doubt than there fs Of
their imprudence upon the mast disgusting
pictures which noble art was ever prosti-
tuted to produce The moral wrecks which
result from this familiarlzing the young Of
both sexts to the sight Of The most ltbidlnous
prints. can not he over-estimafsd. This u N
arrested had two boxes in the 81 ooklyn Post
Office, No. La FIR Miss Herold. and No. 290
for Captain Norman, through which he re-
ceivcd from forty 10 one hundred letters,
daily.
The marriageable ladies range from fifteen
to twsnty.1our years, and are Of all ages,
sixea, dispositions, c;mplexfoRs, etc. The
writing OF many Of them is magnificent, the
Language we'll chosen, md the sincerity OF
the writer's apparent. On their pernsal,
melancholy thoughts will arise that these
a;e hut the types Of very large class OF fe-
m1nines Of onr lanj, who are willing to en-.
dure every risk rather than accep: the old
meidcnhopd which fate has in sto;e 70: them.
Captain Nosman's 500 000 WAS too great a
"catcn' not to call out the very best of te-
male 11atrimory hunters. Other letters are
bro1y composed, worse spelled, and ungrace-
fully written. They are given below,
with the capitalization, ortdogrtphy, and
each Is unnecessary, as the discriminating
public Will, of course, make them q study
The letters are supe. sc1ibed tn "Captain
Howard E. Norman, Bog No. 2O6, Bsookl5n
T. O." Here is sample Of their style: :
NEW TonK, has g.
Par GaPta'n- you Will low nc to be so fa
m111af: Glatcing over the Herdid this morning
ny eye resttd oil the .Mat1tmpnia.' md thefe /
taw'that your own dear self wanted a correspond
ent, ar suppose sou want cone one TO help You
spend your 500, 700. l thought would ana Rer
It az nm gooo hand al sps ending. As for de-
weight 1zsi, nge %, riddling dsrk Complexion,
black eyes, rosy. cheeks, although | never use
rouge. Cna cook first rate d.nner either sing
or rend Jon to eleep, and can sBw. when you want
me to keep quiet. do not Know pl apyttiug
% %ote t9 9ay ssy IN my favor except to sen? great
+. s-Dircet Mts*.+ R+.*+ st.top oI a. %Agp sprlnq
st. n. =. Write az soon as possible aad state
where an interview csn he had ae i am anxious to
see you-wt1te immediately. II.
Young men and young women should be-
ware OF such advertisements as the oboYe,
They are for the most part underlying deep
scheme, to the SUCCESS OF which tcm1le, ruin
La indispensable, and too often Inevitable.
there are many establishments which carry
on trade In every way similar to this, aud It
is the earnest Wisn CT every good citizen that
Kennedy will allow tlb de-
tectiye force under bis command to ferret
ont this branch Of wickedness to its utmost
depths. During the continuance Of the pres
cnt war, great deal OF evil has crept into
our daily life and business. aud this of Crnw-
totd's Is but u type. Books, with text, the
filth of which is only e4ualed by
lis debasipg illustrations, are noT sent broad
cast over the land, and purient taste created
10 minds that otherwise might uvutd the rock
upon which so many nre wrecked aud 90
DOWN.
, 1865-05-19

Mississippi River, In the vicinity Of hatcher
and Baton Rouce; With the intention of o..
ganizpg for . formidable cavalry movement
into Wes:ern Louisiana, en route for Texas,
while, another grand expedition, composed Of
1n11tt'y and artillery, Ti.l siass lsooi uea, em
Mooile IN the dircettn ol 6alseslou. = ~
&C Ihdt nt that this Is TIE programme ~ pre-,
ST., unless fu:ure developmsntMs r. Icy 5a..1 sa =
lug u4r, or onward morcl 81 tu1 :is aeac1t @ 1aaa
ny: u Inc intentions OF tne I'LL ' as{ lsuf
eEs II tn?s department. ore caEl+u out. u
, 1865-05-19

OFFICIAL REPORT,
Meeting Of The Hoard Of Education,

| Hsee11H. OIL Inc hoard OF EuHCat1Ons
ru1c.no .r.v 1c,h 7ccE
p-e.rn.-.r,ce-a p,s,a..1s 1,ai Io'a' 1ooo-
e.II Iee1nsmnessrs; Hrsn Ba;lsntEne, Biackman Bon
haye,, Holden, Learitt, Steele, T1nkham, Waisi
| aca hs9 "sn'W9s1h; ~ 1,
noGgnMMtt nnnation e Hyaef Me Fo,so,
ea1Ga TGa snnas,ntantc,. 70 Inc Gna1t; ..
f,a, ng s s, presented communication
hs1s ~ ~ ~ hs'J 9 x1ask tnat a.! toe mem
Thc 6osin nae oee9 "a aay qas1ae
~ toa,sap ~ MsG,ssea ne meeting ready iol
~G ~ n1"a mnfion ~ Y " p9sansss: ssaasa =, ,,p,
The 1ss siecsoa cso;. Of o1Ia,r. r1s:'asnt t.,
tejie1. eAa'f nppo'o'ea Aessss. steele and Clarke
Nj. Ba11antyue moycd tbat.+b. o,.t t,,,o, =. ~
Thc informs1 h.'ia+ hI1ea. t.s,,4,s 49, ,,,,. :,
TotIs ., e.et ~ q q Which ar Holden received q, NJ
IN ~ faa 0ton @ oi ~ dnat:osd' the
~ '9bm4I H. ~ 9afe1; Tae1;o, ,.,,o4 -,
which III III Hoe1 1eseV pao5 Totes wssa cas o
~ I1o,aan ,raz so,,..as
c..T "o'oso mas eee'7tso e4ee1co and Eook 1he
Thc rr,nntes or III. ,,.t ,,sa.4,. =, -. :,
On mooa of IT, A1 a6e Bos,d
e 9oes of ss SF e. xash fs e. F5r
Es:si,ed set, II: h;fs; NJ; Kyd;1 !, aad aessts: %
Tbs RosId 1hs" - eaGa iIas, b.uo.
r1esent. esp yo eaa G5
nraa us'e[ e1, I1GsigSo ~ soes ar. Steele \ Mr.
Mr Fostnr ana a. a,a 'aeca aeca1cd .,ec,.d vca
dent o7'ef mas se'tAfea e'sc'eo VICE ffesl-
an Az i, aostfr presented ths following comauniea-
cno1cAqo-Gentitntn-rne acton Ct yoos prede.
eefanEs IN fe-eiectng NC as Superintendent OF
Public seheols for he City Of ch,caeo. with az
tSeis M confidence in me, ana am sraielal for it
Ihat acuon has LOT yet been confirmed by the
, 1865-05-19

Of the Mississippi. Perhaps, -howeve:, Col
csted witness, since the. success ot
the efforts to benefit the. freedmen
~ Tennessee, Arkanaas and =; Missis-
sippi IS more largely, owing to his
comprehensive views, sound sense, and &C.
I've. .benesolence than to any other intlaence.
Posl31on, aud Ills lie and lahors will form q
mos. important chapter In tie history Of our
i1nes. We regard II as peculiarly fortunate
tbat at this crisis Col. Eat n has had the con-
noeeee and support Of the best men In the
country. -.
Z: -. PROGRESS OF THE FREEDMEN.
1t Is remarkable that the nest marked sue
Gees Of benevolent enterprises for the ndyan-
tage Of the blacks has been in Arkansas,
which went farther than any other State in
its legislation to dfs!rancbise aud degrade
1he negro. Before the war negro 10 ATkan-
sss could neither hold property. traffic nor be
be found IN the State unless be had at least q
nominal master. As a consequence OF this
state o. affairs the pesrots in Arkansas cwned
less property than those Of Louisiana, Missis
sippi or Tennessee. When our forces estah-
1!shed themselves in portions Of Arkansas
many hlacks were sent farther south By their
masters. aud the ones who have been left are
perhaps the Aharpest and most thrifty Of the
Eumber, md under the care Of Mej3r Sargent
the local superintendent and Provost Mar
Seal Ct Freedmen. they have been steadily
advancing. They probably cultisated, near
year, end they viii this year cTlttvate
und.r the protection of two COM
raLtes of soldiers, nine thousand acres
Of lard at a bend Of Arkansas River,
short distance south of Little Rock.
In many other places they are making
similar settlements, hus on smaller scale:
COZ, Murphy giyes them the selection Of de-
kirablc 1alds that have been abandoned Iy
the rebels, and frankly says they are industri-
GUS and orderly beyond what any one could
have expected. There are at this time fever
negroes than whites ted in Arkansas by the
General Cove nmebt. The Rev. mr. Roc, the
egcnt OF the Northwestern Treedmen's Com
mission, speaking Of the black colony at
Pine Bluff, says TINT 1t is superior in Its man.
aEement to auy other slmilAr Institution in
the United States, unless it may be that ut
Arlington Heights, which has cost great
deal Of money, while this has not cost the
Government Q cent. The negro population
OF Helena have suffered heavily BY the food,
but will be supplied ahundantly with lands
belonging to abandoned plantations On Ar.
deserted plantations, belonging tu Gen. John
son, has twenty three hundred acres Of as
lick land as thete is on the globe. .
sw1NDLEG.
Having thus gwen you good deal Of goe-
sip in elatiou to Arkansas affairs, will COL
clude by reculipg The prediction made,
that arrangements had been made with some
body he!e, for the payment ty the rebels, Of
return for which boats were to be placed
where they could be- captured with their car
gotB, by tho rebel purchasers, aud by assu.-
lug yon that two boats and their cargoes
ha'e' since Icy ~. been thus disposed OF.
, 1865-05-19

1nvn1y}no 1arpe ontlav of money bv the citizens
NJ chicaTn' snn ~ thfs new demand Il he urr.ea3
lime viii "a 1erern uI1on usnY WHO cau fT aiFr;
II 1ferefore. @e's1s @f~'~ 1'c'S - 'AoA1
sni1SG That an rnurh of fhe ,ettor, of the r,+a
poa,s he ,ecan.iSered ~ nermitx tba introdnc.
iion ofG;rpenr;a C,smrnar untii he nunilshers nf
Ss1fan cna,antec,n, ~ eyehanoe without e1nense IT,
20 far IS 1hs rhSf-sn ~ the srhoo;s nre now M.
nishec. Ind ,hat the nre,ent 1ets,i pr1ce Shall not
he advanced during 4: use in such schools.
Nj. Sfecie nfY.re5 1hr fnllnTine amendment In
3,r. Guilforft,. resoint;on ~
Rs.oIrsd. That thn srtion of the late Board
dropping buacEenhas; prsInmir from tne i{st vf
tcxt honks md ren3sr;,ee - ~ t.rssnc,s ha sus =
pended mil f,,,5e, ~ IN hr y 3h,a R,srJ T. w
This amendment nv ~ aerrn;,d n, 1 hy NJ Gu,ltord
and carried. ''- Ae~ef'~o -
Nr. Feisentba1 onvca that roro,ttttee of t,rcc
he appointed to rrreiSe shr,,es 1,r tss erection
~ nrhnoI hri15ire ~. -. - asarnt.5 ~ 3rhnn1
, 1865-05-19
Good News for. the Afflicted.

peStecs and radical cue u warranted and HuA.An.
Seed - a1 who afflicted With weakness debility,
nEvous complaints, melancholy thoughts. r.csslt
q spirits, dstEess and &nkuIth Of mind loss Of keep
4oss OF memory fats of energy Gnd MUSCULAR power
s'uny growth. ws"17e away. and wapr OF confidence
IN atmAe1vo. tatntng fts, conyuls1ve trcu ,lnE In
potence and d quit elllt Dr. RAtHAHa The Eve.
Efsa NorAa1c FH.r1c1AH from his lo.K practice and
e1pe:aence. can 1cn the Adtc1ed the cause OF their
discase and sutet He can also tell u they can be
eued q not- thus saving them g7eAs EeA Of trouble
onH e1pense. Ills reuedhB are in!altbe for correct
nE female Irregularities from whatever cause. They
ennet t"u1o, ttcr are certain In their effect ard the
Ely "snfe Remedy" for MI those atictlng complaints
peculiar to ihe sex-Ebether married or sing e.
As rcFentsttve TO have children II essy and sAsa,
oes not interfere with clet and oecupat1on and IL
ee nom e1pos re-. Cons Ill a,ions, strictly private
no Gonnoeht,.l dhf!Y. tsundeys ezcer.ed.j frou 10
9. 70 r. H., Vt bis f1cc No .kl1 East Madison
eueet estWesn Wells and Frank!tns,s.. Chicago IL
, 1865-05-19
CAST IRON WATER PIPES
" WANTED

1u1cAGo. Nay ~ L 1861
EExed PIprosah viii he reca:ve4 At TIL, Office until
a. H. NJ ndBy Ny csth. te1t tor tho delivery at
lie Dock ftre Ionrd. nnar Polk STREET. In Chicago
4. s sno = /. Ghes int nal njane.er:
The pipes VIII be subjected to test pressure 20
pounds 70 the sqaa-c Incl. ID E-4 &c ma1e and de.
y+scd according to the stelne .s!oEs fls In this
Once Delivery 70 * mtnence .fn sixty days ter
noiice Of The acceptance Of the bid, azd to b. com
p:tted by tie st OF October.
Tie ElIrE may he In lengths Of or - feet hu' the
1fnsth OF II IetI will he eftfed Tha VIC Chts Will
be fvr4 and Inch ripe lest long: ~ aud 2io
pornds. trect Tely and for oip-s Ii feet long
pr ,roItson to rrt 'tnEsn But Email amo Int Of II
in"h Virta will be required.
Proposals nc.t be drs cteh to the 30 lrd OF Pubic
ehdorsed "PropusA As for casr a Pipes =
TIE Bos'd reserve :Lt right TO re ect ait dx
and rrorceA x,ll be acce ptad nnless the b!daet
Glvea eve ta.s1.c.oy 10 tho Board that Ee II
ctMIelEcs. 1ellE5le AID pon1!Dle
j. G. GISnELE,
EfsiD LnTZ4
u :. ROSE
. y1HI1f21Ek Board RI Nnc &pfEx.