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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08
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CORNER or NINTH AND D srRKsrs

This Largo and Handsome Hall h nov foF
ront for Balls, Cohearla, As, IL u hnsly ftSs-
coed, and SATISFIED Ia ths most sabalantlhf maa-
neIy with large and sonvsnleht dressina -roomA.
The Hall IL the host ventilated room n Tho
city, with twenty windows on the soath aed
east aud west aidsa, with a large veniilAtor Ia
the eentre Of tho Hall. II 10 admirably aAaptsA
for Concerts, betting built with especial alisniloa
30 thatlObJoet; aud for Balls the greatest safo
has boon tAksh TO have the best no0t thAi ooaid
rSS Hall viii b rented for Balls. OsAsss.s.
hlnBtrsls, Pairs, Ae. -
Inquire Of q. sHECKBLs, on D street, third
door from the Hall nafO-dif
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

Damascus is the Oldest city in the world.
Tyre and .SiddnA llasc ernhibsed on the
shorts4 Baalbee iss ruin Palmyra lies bu.
r1ed N the sands of;ths desert; Ninevah
No. .Hs bsey!en nsve disappeared from the
shores Of the Tigris and Euphfates. Dam,
sse1s remains what il was before ths days
q aofanam--a center sf trads and travel.
q =: 'sl.nd Of verdure, in desert. !" pfedesy
unas:d capftal.' with martial ind sscred
tsries. ..'on' ef.sne'ns beyond thity cen.
- = Va, vas near Damascus that s.u, of r.
Lf6e br;.S. saifAs fs6A Hsatei 1h III
|Jhieh i c c.1,ss ~ IN siiM the street
81 b praytth. :" Nf fbns tS rss8 Y ss s9id.
~ ~ ~. - eAaAAaSI "a 100
Ps. "a -, go; 1ers y sti.i asil the sss
IsiS IA as ssfi ls sss ssssys
4py thses with vhSz 16f3titn3. y. ss - g
1st4s ~ s1lmoha llI0 = = -
/, .bsinszzew bas .isqnsouq saof, 1,cw lA-,ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

/ A via sik ~ killed In Warren county.
1 short time ego.
Mr.. Ewsafsssns b. assumsa control q
the sisburty Asss. III II
The nevfrssbys lsn ehurchIuildss 1t
Qtsusws 4 proachl IcomuassioG Coz o..
700.
There h an effort making BY the IT. Mad
son people to establish railroad communica.
ton With Burlington. -r---.-
The Iowa City Rspu5licos boasts Of the
peace and order prevailing in that place.
Country villages are always quiet.
Gfeat difficulty b experienced in obtain-
Ing miners 10 work the extensive coal fields
Of Hardin county.
A mining company has been organised
to work the Boonsboro coal field with a cap
ital stock tf 100000. a
The State Horticultural Society has .
wooden mortar in its possession which was
usg1 y ear forces i ths eapture q Mobils.
The Iowa River has tssn spanned with =
bridge at DEBORAH, which is warranted
against mood and decay for eight years. 4
In Burlington there is4very little doing in
Strengthening and packing, and but little will
be done while the present high prices shsll
last. e
An agent of the Freedmen's Aid Society
held meeting At Iowa City, few evenings
ago, and by hard lsctnring, saccsedsd IL
raising $14.
i Thomas Smith, resident of Dubuque
robbed several persons few days since Of
considerable sums Of money. He was ar
rested and compelled to disgorge, ate,
which he was sent.lo Jail.
Weary ono hundred freight cars hav,
been manufactured At the shops of the Der
Moines Valley X. r. Company, and fifty
more are expected to be completed bsfoss
spring. %9.
Mark Miller, ESQ.,, for q long time editor
Of an Agricultural paper in Dubuque end
Des Moiiies, Win hereafter control the horti
cultural and agricultural columns ofthe De.
Mones Homestead. r .s-T-- - II
The Fenians Of Iowa City publish an ad
dress to their brethren through the paper
Of that place. The Catholic Priest Of tina
city, Father Emons, gets pretty sound cas-
tigstion for bis hostility TO the Fenian move
, ment.
DR.. Adam Beck, Of Palmyra, Senator cleo
from Warren county died a'few days sine,
g in Pennsylvania, whittier he had gone il
s hopes of regaining his health. lie wa
y about 43 years Of age, and had resided il
a Warren county for about twelve years. Ill
. was native Of Pennsylvania
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

The returns Of the private bankers and
brokers Of Wall street to the internal rev
enue assessor, show that their sales during
the year ending the 80th of Hast June
amounted to. over $4,000, 100000. The
taxes now levi.d are one tenth of one per
cent, on sales Of stocks, bonds, etc. The
following are'the reported amounts Of the
sales Of the bankers and brokers
in the Thirty second Collection District in
instances in which the totals reach $50, ooo..
600 fnr tha unv;nd =, .rx;nr.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
COnstitutiOn Life Syrup
Cares oil Swelling Of the Glands,

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and
ehould be taken as soon rs the swelling is detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and produc-
ing troublesome Dischargi0g Sores, which DIS
figure SO many of the younger portion Vi the
community, from six to twenty years Of age
Young children are very subject to Discharges
from the Emrs which depends upon II ScroiulOus
constitution. These cases soon recover by taking
Anew doses Of the Lille syrup.
All scrofulous persons suffering from General
Debility, Emaciation, Dvseppsia, and Drcpsy Of
the limbs, abdomen, and IN ire female, Dr6psy Of
the ovares and wombs, generally accom-, panied
with lnasmation and Uicerauon OF the Uterus,
are permanently cured by Constitution Life Syr-
u2. The disease known as Gptre or Swelled
Neck, the Life Syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should be taken for some time. a. the
disease ID excesdingly chronic and st1bLOrn, and
will not be removed without extra effort.
Tun,ors ofthc Ovaries, Tnmors Of the breast,
and swelling Of other glands OF ne body will be
ompleicly reduced without rcsorting To the
knife. operations Of sny kind. sagH
!. Ep,lepto Fits. Sympathetic or Organic Dis
eases ot the Heart palpjtation, Disease 81 tie
Valv. .. producing e atinge rAing sound, drop
~ Of the Heart Case, aud all the affections ri this
important Organ, tpersons suffering from any
acute pain in the region of the hearty will be
greatly relieved by Constitution LifeSyrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
CURE YOURSELF!
DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

- - - - = ~ ~ - ~ IL - =
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.
This Me0lcfne will cure G~nors
rmen. elect, Structure. Sem msi1
Weakness or Spermn tOrrlaesl.
ChOrdlee. DlseasssS Of the Mid.
ney = and bladder, nnd pll Dis.
es..es 81 dln.. Sex anl @Dn'gn ns cssslss
ed by COntigaetOn Or Veal knexs
OF Asiiher Sex, Males or Females.
THIS elegant, popular and infallible prepare
ton, so celebrated in all our large cities for the
cure OF Private Diseases is offered to the az
iiicted ana WARRANTED TO cuRs all diseases Of the
Genital Orgsns OF either sex, male or female, in
few days.
lDr. Bakers Speefac.'
Is the only safe aud reliable remedy for the cure
Of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused by self abuse or exeessiy e In
diligence, which is now so fearfnfiy prevalent IN
in all parts OF the country. Reader, nave. you
RIVATE DISEASE.
Or any d sease Of the Kidneys, Bladder or Sexu-
al Organss DO not Neglect It, Delay is danger
Gus Procure at once that celebrated and initial
lible remedy.
EDr. Bakers Specific.
Which has cured thousands upon thousands ard
saved them from the hands Of merciless ouacks.
il not from premature grave.
CIR. Bakers Specific.
Is a great healing, purifying and selEcurinp
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice, as
plain directions for use accompany each bottle OF
the medicine. 1t IS very agreeable to the taste,
and perfectly harmless TO the constitution. and
will atfectually cure the most virulent cases OF
private disease, and restore the system to a per
feet state Of health and purity
A Word 10 the Afflicted.
BY going to a regular physician With your case
you peril your Private Ralntation Nv yoin,- 10
an ignorant private practc'ioner." you poril
your Health Nr Life. Avoid both and use
DR.. Bakers Specific.
With this medicine you cure yovrselt for one
tenth the money that physicians charge, witho Ut
change of diet or hindrance from business and
hus prevent all ch rance of exposure and ruin.
Dr. Bakers Infection.
n BIN cases Of Gonorrhea, elect and Sem
nal Weakness, DIR. Baker Injection will be found
a valuable assistant to the Specific in subduinp
the inflammation and checking the discharge. and
should he used in conjunction with IL unit 1 per-
ect cure is effected. When both are used. tbev
never fail TO GU RE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases of private disc ases.
~ A treatise on Sc xual diseases called the
''Self Instructor, - sccon psnies each bottle
Price--Dr. Bakers Specific, e. SO per bottle.
Price-Dr. Bakers Injection, q per bottle
Price-Male Injecting syringe 81 cents: Fe.
male Injecting Syringe, 50 cents. srs
Sent BY express to all parts Of the country on
receipt ofmOney and twenty five cents additional
to pay for packing box and Shipping
Sold ut DIR. E. EASTERLY 4 CO.'S Family
Medicine Store, corner Third and Chesfnut 81
Louis, and a their branch Store, 80 Madison 81
Chicago. mh3tD- cod uf,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

WIscossIs don't want any negro suffrage
in ne territory, and though the State goes
heavily Republican-the idea Of negro vo-
ting don't 20 down. SO. too, in Minnesota
she has just vetoed the negro suffrage
proposition though the Republicans car
~ their State ticket; and out in the new.
born State Of Colorado, the majority against
negroes voting was overwhelming. So it
goes. The States arc very scarce that have
weakness for political and social asnalga-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

Take duse ofDr Eastesly Faraily Pills and 1.
done operating take DR. Easterly's Fever and 49,
Killer. dose as directed the bottle every 80 ~
hours until nine doses have been taken in the j
of fever, which always stops the Ague and Fever III,
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent its return. taSa ~
Ague Killer three times day on the seventh fou NJ
teenth, twenty first and twenty-eight days sfir ~
CURED. Let every man. woman and child trr !, -
GK Price 81 80 per bottle. Pills 50 cents - =.
II Sold at DR.. E. EASTEkLYS Farnilr Nj;
cine Store corner OF Third and Chestnut sir,e. -
Louis, No. and at ~ Madison street. Chicago III -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

Or CouRsx.-A onolegged veteran in
Welt county, Illinois, who sought the Of
flee Of county treasurer w.s slaughtered 1t
the polls for the benefit Of an office holder
Of eight years standing. In almost all
quarters this Strengthening Of soldiers scems
to have been the peculiar pleasure Of the
republicans party. e> ~Sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

SOLD OUr.-'Thc st. Paul Pioneer was re-
Gently sold ont TO an abolition firm for o25,
600. This leaves a splendid opening for .
good Democratic organ. 1t is said that the
Pisne~3 wss paying handsome rFoAt ~
the above sum
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

A AohMoN polygamist lately had four ba-
bies born to him in one night by as many
different wives. How that sets ono to
thinking!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

RxrERoR MAX, OF Mexico has not found
substantial support in the native troops Of
his realni-hcnce, he is importing Belgians
and Austrians to eight his battles, and up
stay his good for-nothing throne ittls Ioh-
ger. Que Of these fine days when. Uncle
Sam gets in humor for it, there will be a
storm in Mexico. and precious little differ
ence will il make TO him whether Ms oppo
nehs under Max. are Bslgians, Austrians Of
French, they will have to pack up. and
leave-else do worse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
A AMERICAN LINIMENT

VIII Cure Bruises Sprains, Cuts, Wounds. Rherrn..
tism, Contracted 1endons Swclled joints Pin !,
Weakness in the Back and all Local Seated fair,
in the System. -
THIS is the BEST IMMINENT ever oferpd TN rrh-
lie. Its volatile, penetrating and healing pr,ne.;s.
ferer instant relief 'es - = f i s'''
II is the most efficscicus Iiniment ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANlNAu
II viii Cure $trains, Cuts Bruises. Chafes en-.
Scratches, SPAWN Rinsbone, or any Womb n
bone or Muscle. =
Such po1cfNs enfsffse properties nc ron,s;,edi IN
Dr.. EastetlJ's Anericah I1ininent
thst II speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS htn ~
MAN and BEAST AFTER all other LiRinents md yet,s
dies fail. Price ID CeGfs per bottle. - ~
~ Sold = DR. E., EAHTERLYlS Family E.s;c,rs
Store corner Of Third and Chestnut streets ST niS
and 50 Madison street, Chicago Ills,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
DK. EASTERLY,s Z
FEVER AND AGUE ClRr.

Will Cure Agne ard Fcsef, Chllls and Fever pp,,h
Ague, Intermittent aud Reiritcnt Fevcrs. and ava
form of Fever. incident to to the West.
Among all the c,1ebrafed remedies for A,ro a,d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
DR.. Easterly's Fever & Ague Killer

This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years :.
tablished in 81 Louis. and is uniyersally Inowr
thronghnni the Mississippi alley to be INFAIIJA.
enN~> A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
broken Down and Delicate Constitution,

"s~"V" wv INV Do''0"sO Vv""s""sAv"ss
Suffering from Indispos'tion to Excrtion, Pain
in the lack, Loss Of Memory, Fotebodings, Hof-
ror Of Calamity, Pear OF Disease, Dimness 81
Vision, Hot Skin and Extremities, Want Of
Sleep. Rcstlessness, Pale. Haggard countensnce,
and Lasstude Of the Muscular System, al re-
euire the aid ofthe Constitution Life syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Constipation
Weight At Stomach. Want Of Appetite.
lhlliousness. Flatulencc. Bed
Breath.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

- uoamuQc T4opGrapn PraJs
~ ~ 1pdods te4his project seems
a. hsv, been ., danpss On W. enthusiasm
which M, nd r. heys animated the cap,
h.A'~sn~.an isspwA scsssise csiNoE
49, The sharshol6sP1 .havp csseladed that
.h.v h.xs lot epopgh in the spterprise and
eh.s \ rs net prudent to risk any mpseY-.
Ara Msstins Il she stochholdtrs ID bdsh,
h.ld and il was determined to issue new
..ock boz shs lbackwasdoess dhewnih all
ine IN the subscriptions shows that the
mo.;Sd MN Of England do ma feel - ~
euine a thsy tosneriy did b the suecess Of
d. project. fit i tobe carried through
asal il wtli b afte N immense amogAN
labor and care, and then it is doubtful - to
it being paying Investment.
- Ns----------s<DS-- ~ r.
The 6~vernorshlp Or GseOr94a.~.
OccllaataOn Of Mlr. stephens.
From che kssesse Ca Notwithstanding NV.
The following letter from Hon. A. n.
StepAsns, il which be positively declines
bsing : candidate for Governor, speaks ior
itaelf:
CRAwroxDvlELR, Ca, Nov. 4, 1866.
Hsssrs Stosftss d Co.: tr
GENTS II see in your paper Of to day Z
reference to late article in the Macon 7ele
graph, expressing preference for me 4,
betwesA candidates for Governor I dsey
you this line to request you to state that
do not wish my name used in CONNECTION
with that Office in any way. have Z
written u the editor Of that paper and |.
others who have oppressed themselves in q
vor Of my being candidate for Governor
wish it generally and Immediately know
that positively decline to allow me use o
my name in that connection, and trust tina
NJ one under the circumstances, who. r.
eAIds ny feelings, viii disregard ny wiShe
in this particular. ns-a
Va Yours, truly, S-.l
~ Nr 1 ALEXANDRA H. S4HknRaS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
RHEUMATISM,
49, r. s.4f
Arthritis. Neuralgia. Gout. Lumbago.-
Scistica. Tic Douloureux.

II there is any disease in which the Constitu-
ton Life Syrup is = sovereign. il is in Rheuma-
tinm and its kindred elections. The most In
tense pnins are almost instantly allcviatcd enor.
vicarious. Of 80 or 80 years standing. rave been
cured BY MS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

90 81 = ~ .od s5e.rtanAa, I'D 81, xy,r,
ssa13lyss'.s , =, / bas iafas iqnrs taess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
SCROFULA.

Struma. 0landular Swcllings. liberation
Kings Evil. Erysipelas. Salt Rheun.
This faint fHEREDlTARY and ACQUIRED. J
filling life Wild untold misery, is BY all usual
medical remedies incurable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
CITY PROPERTY!
eai = ron Sale. radm9Fo'
q pI9al 70 .--14s4t Gil s4Giy3 y

I Lots with front on the N. 4 ii. n. r. and
160 feet on Western AyenGe :ssd Gaines streets
nth frame Office and stable first rate locstioa
for lumber yard. 'o'''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13
RAPIDITY. OF CURE.
Constitution Life Syrup,

1t is 90 universally admitted that Constitution
Life Syrup N the only saectiye means Of rcstora
ton in the various forms Of Paralysis, that We
need not reiterate that Il Is emphatically the
Great Life Giving Power
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

10 the Poor Mans Friend and The Rich Maa's
Blessihx! Burit, take II, md. - Sarsds = y y
universal il II elecas. ais ,alnH p ,afrsEOsl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-13

Good building lots in East Davenport, have
me view q ne r'yer, Kcsk Island. andthe citiss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
balloon Duel.

Perhads the most remarkable duel ever
fought took place in 1903. 1t was pecu-
harly French in its stone, and could hardly
nave occurred under any other than a
French state of society. NJ. LIE Granpre
and M. LIE Pique had a quarrel, arising
out of Jealousy concerning a lady engaged
at the Imperial Opera. They agreed to
fight aduel to settle their respective claims;
and III order that the heat of angry pas
sion should not interfere with the polished
elegance of the proceeding, they postponed
the duel for a month, the lady agreeing to
bestow her smiles on the survivor of the
two, if the other was killed or, at all
events, this was inferred by the two men,
II not actually expressed. The d~uellists
were to fight in the air. Two balloons
were constructed precisely alike. On the
day denoted, LIE Granpre and his second
entered the car of one balloon, LIE Phone
and his second that of the other; it was
in the Garden of the Tnileries, amid the
concourse of spectators. The
gentlemen were to fire, not at each other.
but at each others balloons, in order to
them down by the escape of gas
and, as pistols might hardly have served
purpose, each eronaut took a blunder-
ouss IN his car. At a given signal the
ropes that retained the cars were cut, and
he balloons assembled. The wind was
moderate and kept the balloons in about
heir original distance of eighty yards
part. When half a mile above the sur
of the earth, a p~reconcerted signal fer
iring was given. NJ. lie Pique fired, but
missed. NJ. LIE Granpre fred, and sent a
'ali through lie Pique's balloon. The
balloon collapsed, the car descended with
rightful rapidity, and LIE Pique and his
econd were dashed to pieces. LIE Gran
re continued his ascent triumphantly, and
erminated his @rial voyage successfully at
distance of seven leagues from Paris.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25

rectly over her, let the seething; resInous
~drippings, all ablaze like burning tar, fall
through the aperture he had made, on to
the poor creatures back, neck, head and
shoulders. Her body was drawn by the
rope into a STOPPING posture, the head in
clined forward, and the vertebra wholly
exposed. Wherever the fiery substance
came in contact with the c%uticle, the flesh
was burned to a crisp. Her screams at
tracted his wife and all the plantation ne
groes. No entreaty availed while his de-
moniac passion ruled. To continue his
hellish work he descended the stairway
and applied the torch to her feet, legs and
other parts not reached from above. The
excitement had entirely sobered him.
Then he threatened to murder her out
right, but by this time his wife, pale and
~faiEting with fatigue and fright, had run
a furlong after neighbors, among whom
had come a sister of the fendish wretch.
She induced him to desist. After weeks
of lingering between life and death, by
good care and medical skill, miraculous as
It may seem, his victim began to recover.
This girls own affidavit was corroborated
not only Incompetent testimony, but by the
yet suppurating scalds examined by the
Captain, and others connected with his
office.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
The peculiar InstitutiOn"-AGeOrgi

A-O
Story.
The Cincinnati Commercial publishes a
letter dated Griffin, Georgia, October 18th,
from which we make the following ex-
tract:
One John NJ. Ingram, a resident of
Caryeta county, a score of miles from
Griffin, formerly owned a young and in
telligent quadroon. There existed a mu-
tual attachment between her and the fam
ily,and she was given what, under hes system
of slavery was, the post of honor in the
house, that of waitress. Occasionally, In
gram would return home more or less in
toxicated, at which time he would require
the waitress to brush the flies away and fan
him while he slept. Recently, he returned,
slightly under the influence of liquor, and
the usual programme transpired; but after
he had fallen asleep, the girl, for some
purpose, left the room for a moment.
During this period Ingram woke. Dis
covering her absence, he called, and on
her approach he felled her to the floor
with a blow, At this unusual procedure,
she remarked that if he persisted in his
abuse, she would tell the Yankees on him.
Ingram flew into a rage, and instantly
locked her in the room, stripping every
shred of clothing from her body, and OBJ
tanning a long rope, with n end of which
he tied firmly her wrists together, behind
her back. Putting the other end of the
rope through a hook in the joice above
(which thus became a pulley he drew her
arms up as far as possible without dislO-
eating them from their sockets. The
dwelling was one and a half stories, the
second floor being laid loosely, and the
ceiling of the first floor not being plastered.
His next step was to go up stairs and
remove, Immediately over her, a few
planks from the second floor, after which
he set fire to some "light woodn-a kind of
pitchy pine wood, used in this region for
torches and kindling-and, standing di-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-25
MILLINERY GOODS.

Our stock is large and varied comprising, every,
thing used by Milliners. We invite their esPeclal
attention TO