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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13
aoyERNoR,s MESSAGE.

70 tie .Senats and House Of Representatives. -.
During the past year the people of this Com
monwealth have had reason to be grateful to
Almighty God for many blessings. The earth
has been fruitful, industry has thrigen, and with
the exception of the injury suffered by the citi-
xens of some of our border counties, through
the disgraceful harbarity of the rebel forces
which ravaeed parts of them, and burned the
town of Chambersburg, we have no public mis-
fortune to lament. The year closes with train
of brilliant successes obtained by the armies OF
the United States, Inspiring hope in every 10y
al mind that the accursed rebellion will soon be
crushed, and peace be restored 10 our country.
The balance in the Treasury,
Nov. 80, 1868, was $2,147.33I 10
Receipts during fiscal year end
ing Nov. 50, 1864, 4,733,sls o2
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13

Nal, Gen. w LNFfELD D. HANCOCK.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 81, 1864.
To His Ercellency Hon. d. G. CNtns, Governor
of Pennsylvania:
SIR: have the homer TO acknowledge the
receipt of your communication of the 80 inst,
aud have referred the same to the War De-
partment / thank you for your kind express
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13

BEDFORD. Pa FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1866
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13

Raj. in Treasury, Nov 80, 1864, 1912, 2o3 63
The operations of the sinking fund during
the last year have been shown by my proci1.-
nation of the 9th day of September last, as
follows:
Amt of debt Of Commonwealth
reduced, s268,569 so
AS follows, viz:
Five per cent. loan of
the Commonwealth, S2GS, sos 03
Interest certificates re-
deemed, 26l AZ
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-01-13

Re-enlistment OF Pennsylvania volun-
faare .rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
Mr.. sami. Ain,er.

Mr.. Sami. Siaser's habits of living
were often the topic of remark among his
townsmen. On certain nccasibu this
subject was made the staple OF quite an
Interesting conversation between himself
and few of his intimate friends, when he
Was little more than fifty years of age,
aud estimated TO be worth hail = million
OF dollars. Ii WAS in the front foom Of
the bank. where they were accustomed TO
meet aud discuss all sorts o! things OF in
teress
Attbat time be lived in an old wood
en- house. which mast have cost two or
three thousand dollars-deuent and com
Portable, /. is true, and much like the bet
ter scat OF houses in the village. except
ing perhaps half dozen. He also ned
good horse and chaise, the common
pleasure vehicle at that period III many
parts of New England. His friends told
bin 1t was not right for q man OF his
property to live IN that style that he
ought TO build better house and keep a
coack
Mr. Slater replied much in the follow
ing manner:
= Gentlemen. admit that I am able to
have large and costly house. rich furni-
ture, and servants to take care Of it; that
am able 10 have coach, with driver
and footmso to attend me. And It'll not
that | am misery that I do not have
them. But IL is duty in me to set IN
example OF prudence to others, and es-
peeiaily to my children. The world is
too much Inclined TO extravaganza. II
the style you recommend is to be consid-
cred an evideace of wealth, and we're on
that account To adept il, others not able
might follow my example, in order to be
thought rich. In the emil i. might prove
their ruin, while prudent and homes ueo.
pie would have to suffer tor il. And you
know | have six boys II they live and
hare families, each wril want to live in MS
much style as their father. Nov, if i
am able to live as you Recommend, nv
property, when divided Into six parts.
might not be sufficient 10 support s,x
such establishments besides, busi oees
may not continue as good as il is at pres.
ent. l wish to set good example for
my children. If they do not follow it,
tho fault is not mine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
FRoM sPnInGFIELD.
We take following correspondence from
the Chicago Tribune:
SpRIxoYIKLD, Jan. Is. 1865.

the Chicago Tribune
SpaIsoTIKLD, Jan. Is. 1865.
The BLACK LAWS.
Petitions continue to pour into the
General Assembly from all parts Of the
State for the repssl Of the infamous Black |
Laws and al the other laws upon our stat |
ute books placing disabilities upon the
black race in the State. Taese petitions
are signed by large numbers Of the lead
ing men Of the State, very many of whom.
four years ago voted against their being
stricken from the statute books Of llli-
nois. These Black Laws will be repealed.
There is no mistake. about it. Every
Union member in either House will vote
aye to this, while every copperhead will
vote against it. The State Regtter of
this city is doing all it can to ssI 70 this
relic of barbarism but can accomplish moth
ing.
1t may not be generally know . that
Gen John A. Logan WAS the author Of
the Black Laws of 1855, and that he in
.roduced them into the House of Repre-
sentatives of this State in 1883; aud far
ther that Hon. Andrew ] Kuykendall,
the Union Representative elect to Con-
gress from lower Egyp. presented them in
the Senate. while he and Hon. 8. w.
Moulton, representative elect from the
State at Large, voted for them ali three
at that time being leaders Of the Demo
cratic party. Such is the fact as shown
by the journals Of the House. Gen. Lo-
gan is now a. the head of his srmy corps
near Savannah. Georgia. When word
shall 90 TO that gallant and true hearted
General on the wings of lightning that
this work Of his bands performed under
the influence Of forgotten prejudice and
a false sentiment. his noble heart will
beat with emotions Of gratitude, that this
wrong has been forever wiped from the
statute books Of his native State Col
kuykepdslt and Mr.. MouIton are now here
watching with interest the uodoing of 6
work which they mad hand in accomplish.
ing under the same influences which con-
trolled Gen. Logan; and no men in gu,
State will experience more heartfelt Joy
when the work Is done. Among the
Union men OF the House who will cordial.
IS vote tor the repeal Of the Black Laws
Is Hon. William A. Looney, of johnson
county, representing the district eompos
sed OF the eounsies of johnson, Massac and
Pope. Four years ago there was scarcely
voter in his district who was not agains,
their repeal. Comparatively the MAORI
u for them was larger than any other dis.
trict in The State. Mr.. Looney will give
his vote Tor their repeal. and his district
will sustain hin. Mr. Looney is gen.
tlcmsn OF excellent capacity, thoroughly
IN earnest 10 what he does and will prove
an honest and most excellent representa-
tive trust his face may be seen 10 these
halls Tor many years to come
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
Hosoas 70 rHn MrMoar or voIrA,ar

The heart of Volsaire has been preserv-
ed aver since 1888, in gildsd vase, in
the possession OF the family Of the, Mar
quis de Villette. great friend Of Voltaire.
The family nov of5sr the relic to she
French nation, and The Emperor has or
dsred II 70 b. placed 10 the great Nasiee-1
81 Library. An entire room win b. d.
voted to i. where il viii stsnd surropnd-
Cd ~ .toltai'es manuscript cosfsspoad-
eoce, his published works. the medal
struck - bus honor and his original st.lae
cy Hosdon--a sort Of temple, ia short,
dedicated % hin nenary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
. EDICAL BOOKS.


natonsical Remembrancer.
Bedford's Obstetrics
Budd on the liver.
Budd on the Stomach.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Bird on Urinary Deposits
Benneta Practice Of Medicine
Bunsted on venereal.
Beck on Infant therapeutics.
Churchiil's Obstetrics.
Churchill on Children
Churchill on Woman
Carpentcr'a HE. Of Physiology.
Condc on Children
Cieveland's Pocket Lexicon.
CampIn on Diabetes.
Daiton's Physiology.
Druitt's Surgery
Dunslison's Dictionary.
Duhfin's Dirsector.
Ercchsens Surgery.
fowse'x Chemistry.
Gray's Anatomy
Grifith Tormulary.
Headiand's Action OF Medicine.
Hamilton fractures.
Harnmend's Military Hygenes
Hoblyn's Medical Lexicon.
Lawrence on thu Eye.
Lehmans Chemical Physiology.
Ludlcw Mammal.
Jones' Opthamic Medicine.
Millsrs Practice and Principle olsursery.
Meigs on Woman.
Meies' Obstetrics
Msckinzis on the Eye
Neil Smiths Ccmpend.
Powers Surgical Anatomy.
pnrrtsh,s Practical PhAr macy
Ramsbotham's Obstetrics
RicoTd Hunter on vene reali
Sargents Miner Surgery
Todd on Urinary Disesse
Taylor on Potsons.
nj on Urinary rherapeutics.
Ttclisch on The lar.
United States PharmAcopea
WatsoA's Prsesios.
Woods Therapeutics.
Williams Principles Of Medicine.
WiIscp onthe SKIN.
Wilson'S Anatomy.
Wythes Rnchct Dose Book.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
Miscellaneous.

Although there are al present existias re number
OF Hair fonies competing fer public patronage by fire.
a1cnt and repeated exsgeraons of ther peculiar prop
critics; vet il Is we'll known many who under the
necessity of resorting To their aid they are uncertain
In their results The frequent inquiries which have been
made OF the subscriber for tonic which he could
rant for certainty of effect and harmessness have In
duced him TO bestow much time In the pre,e-
ton Of one which should possess these Qualities Sc
res of experiments have enabled him TO overcome al,
difficulties aud 1t Is of qualification 10 him 10
ind his lahors crowned With complete success.
Caeus' Hair Tonic Il dye but orativereeores
grey hair to Its natural recr mpsrts moistnre and
glossy appearance to The hair danru6 cur.s
ernptions and all diseases of the skin
Persons disposed to become bald csn by constant app
cation and use ~ the Tonic their hair and scap
TO its former healthy condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
EOR sALE-The large, finely finished

4 Staterccf Brick Dwelling House, crnfatninR ten or
twelve rooms with all the modern improveenss Of the
times and gas all the good cistern.
cellar brick stable with lot 20 by 49, situated 9Th
street. between Fulton and Franklin. beautifully located
near the bank of the Mississippi River, and In fine
paighorhood This property viii he sold for nearly my
per cent less than the be male at this
time Possession gi.tp the fret II April next Title
gsod or no sale knapirs Il II. B. TEN -EyCK,
jane beal Estate Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23

EOR SALE-16O acres choice land.
within shout miles of Ksokuk between the plank
road and Missssippi Riyer-aH encioseda double log
house and other improvements This farm IL known -
the Van Ausdal farm Title good sale. PRICE 81
ptr acre Gallon IL b. TEH-EYCK,
lana Real Estate AT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
TEsTImOrIAls.

We, the undersigned, hereby certify that the Tonic Of
George Cabus worthy Of the confidence Of the
~ Having tried the same recommend forts Erest
merits 49,
John A. Graham, H. q. Alexander, Special At p q
Department.; Vim. Punk, Keosauqus; Jacob Wittmsn
H. Charles smith, keokuk; VIM. Leighton Ex- Mayor
Price 20 cents per Bottle. liberal discount TO
tbs trade. senta8.,e,y,o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
T.TNA INSURANCE CALENDAR

III for 1885, and new edition q United states NJ
Tax law both ready Tor grsinitons distribution 10
all who will call and get one. H. B. IBN-Efc6,
deelAa ~ street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,

Valued At 100000. ZACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR
anfn to be paid for until you know what
~ you ere to get He
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-23

TOR SALE-6O acres OF land on the
sboye the city with small log house and IS acres under
fence Title good sale. Price SIS per sere Gallon
Il. B. TkN-KYCK,
lang Real Estate Agent.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
MiddletOWn Academy
Boarding School for Males

rms welfknown institution OF learning after under
gong thorough repairs is now reopened as a Day and
boarding School. wing Is ais, being added % bv
~ ieet and two stnres hIgh afd Increased accom-
mOdaiiOns for bOarders
10 take charge of The academy. the Trustees have
engaged gentleman OF superior aiiaInments gradl.
ME OF Amherst College and OF Union Theological Sem
mary who brings To this enterprise varied expert.
ence as instructor gained States extending over
period OF fifteen years
thorough, sVstematIc course ofnstrucon has been
marked Out IN both The English and Classical Deuart.
menis-a Diploma will be given to such as comnlrIe
IT, In the former youth OF beth sexes will be uuaI,
ned Tor Usefulness i'll any of the walks of he while
IN the latter, young men will be fitted College or
they may here finish the Classical Studies OF The
College course.
Departments IN Music, Drawing and Painting will
soon be established aud efficient instructors engaged
Renewed patronage is respectfully solicited IN view
OF the Improvements made, and The thorougLness of
the instruction gwen, as no pains expense will be
spared TO place this Academy in the front rank o.
American Educational Institutions. Parents NAV oh
tam circular, stating Studies, Terms Charges a.. .
from any Postmaster, or by applying directly to the
Principal
CIAS. H. HOLLOWAY,
JV<O 2m MIddletOwn, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
Ripley Female College.

QUARTERLY JOURNAL, giving full information
in regard to one Of The BEST FEMALE SCHOOLS
IN the United States, Will be sent for cent stamp
Full Session opens August 3D. and closes before Christ.
mas.-BuIlding, Rooms, Furniture Apparatus. and all
arrangements unsurpassed-The last Committee OF
Examination say THE general conduct of the school
Is most admirable; the government is parental; and
social enjoyn ent goes hand in hand with kind disci
pine. IL would be difficult TO express the charm
which religion and affection and easy grace give 10 he
school. We were delighted"
Address REV. J. NEWMAN, d. d.,
augto I'm POULTNEY VT.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
L. O. Ayres

Sells Harness at $19 per Sett
He Sells Trunks.
He Sells Whips
He Sells Horse Blankets.
He Sells Curry Combs and Brushes
He Sells Curry Cards.
He Sells Collars.
lie Makes Harness to Order.
lie Keeps them uohen done, if tey don't suit
lie Sells CheaP!
He Uanfs You 10 Gull and See his Stock
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
MALE COLLEG
BORDENTOWN, N. j.

BUhUENIOW n, N. j.
This Institution is situated on the Cam len and Am
tov Il Road, % hours ride from New York. and l.
from Philade phia. Its localoa is unsuT passed (o
beauty and healihfulnoss Special attention is paid
the common and higher branches of Engsh, and supe
ror advantages furnished III Vocal aud Instruments
Music, Drawing Painting and French.
'The InstitnlIon is strictly Family School, where
the moscarefu parents may feel safe in placing Ihe
daughters
The Fall Term commences Sept 18th.
For Catalogues address
Rev. JOHN II. BRAKELY. A. NJ.
iyl23m President.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
D. u. DELACROEX,

No. 81 South SECOND Street, above Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGSl
Having received by late arrivals all The newest and
most attractive Styles OF CarpeIngs-I AM PREPARED
TO OFFER AT THE LOWEST Prices WHOLESALE q
RETAIL.-John CrOesIey u Sons English ,Tapes!rv
Brussels, Lowell e. Hartford Three Ply aud Extra SG.
pee Ingram Carpets with large nj OF medium
and low priced CARPETINGs, WINDOW SHADES, OIL
CLOTHS. &c. *
j. T. DELACROTX.
mh3-3mst PHILADELPHIA.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
French and CO1ulmOn Candy
AUCTIONEERING.

The undersigned, having taken ou, license to call
SaIes' VIII sell Real Estate Personal Property, Or
hefchandIse, IN all parts Of the St,tc lie has had
considerable experience in the Lustnc>s. and feels
confident OF giving entire satisfaction. Persons at a
u:'ahce wishing bills distributed, III do il in the
neighborhOod free of Charge Tanh ill for pas1 fa-
vors, he soliclts share Of the pepl, tronape in
his line. Address
WILLIAM J. LANK
y l0-ly kcutun, Del.
Smyrna times., 1865-09-06
- - n TICE.
THE STEAMBOAT
w q s on s M all

Will leave Deakynes Landing on Mondays. Wednes-
days and Frdays AT A. NJ. Returning. will leave
Chestnut street Wharf, Phiadeph Tnesdavs Thurs.
days and Saturdays at o'clock, A. NJ tonrhing al
Bombay Hook, Por Pen, Delaware City New Castle
and Chester, going and returning.
Stages from Dover, Smyrna and Leipsic mest the
Beat at Bombay Hook
Stages from Collins Beach ct the Boat at Dea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
From the baltimore Gazcit.. Dec II

XIV" 'nc baltimore Gazctt.. Dec. Is
One Of the most cool and daring swind-
ing operations we have chroniclrd Tor a lc.,
Tune past. was lcrrctrated ON TUESDAY. IN
which Messrs. VIM T. Smthson 4 70
bankers, at No. pa West Baltimore stree,
re swindled out Of ( 900 in gold !,
appe'rs that at about noon . b. .,o,, 70
or IA years Of age, preser. al l..,,., ,,,r
nr.,,,,.,, o.. wv" .ol. Robert Coleman,
he conld " re Eutaw House, asking what
mo- purchase 81 900 in gold Tor. \
-.nbcr Of the firm responded by saying
that they would sell for 1850. The boy
received the note and lett, and after an all
scnce Of half an hour, returned with Il note
written upon sheet Of letter paper, headed
Eutaw House, requesting Messrs. SmithsOn
4 Co. to send the gold by bearer in bag.
enclosed in the note was a check purport-
ing to be from Robert Coleman, tor 81 400
upon the Chesapeake Bank OF Baltimore
I check was received without any hc>lta
ton. the gold pl c,d i'll bag and handed to
the boy, with $50 in paper money, making
up the amount of the check The boy dis
ap cared with the bag, and nothing further
was thought OF the matter until the after
noon, when the check was discovered a
miserable forgery, the signature being en-
ely unlike Mr.. Coleman's. Information
was given TO the detectives, but the gentle
men who paid over the money, being una
hle to describe the boy, there is no clue ly
which to operate. and it is feared the prin-
| cipal party in his daring swindle will BE-
enabled to escape.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

Masonic GRAND LODGE OF vIRGrNlA.-At
the meeting Of the grand lodge OF Masons,
in this city. on last Monday night. there
was representatives. from England. France,
Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, Nova SEQ
tia, Upper and Lower Canada, Maine New
Brunsw ok. Connecticut, Rhode Island.
Massachusetts, New York, Vermont and
st. Domingo. 1t is a m st unusual thing
that representatives from so many different
states and countries should be ASST mbl, d
at one meeting, even tire mystic brother
hood. who embrace within tleir fold, mem
hers Of all the nalionalities Of the earth.-
Richmond Times, Dec. Is.
The Madeira wine crop this year has been
q success. About 4 900 pipes " i'll be made,
AID TIE prospects Of the next crop are even
more favorable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

Every family at this season. should use
|SPEER'S SAMBUkG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for liz medicinal and beneficial
qualities. highly esteemed ay eminent ply tii~ used
in European and American Hos pita- and by some III
the first families in Europe and America
As TONlC-lt has no equal causing an appetite
and building up the system being entirely pure wine
of most valuable grape
As DilkETlC.li imparts healthy action Of the
Glands. kidays and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
Drop.y. Gout and Rheumatic affections
SrEEfS WINE Is pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape possessing medical propretiee supe-
ror 70 any other wine in use, and excellent article
for all weak and dcbatcd persons and the ag.. and
innrn improving the appetite and benefiting ladies'
and children
Try II once and you win not be deceived.
eN Be sure the signature Of ALFRED SrEER IL over
cork Of each bottle
Sold by druggists and all first class dealers who al.o
sell the CAS1EIIA PORT BRA NDY a choice old
article. imported only by Mr. speer. direct from the
valley ofOpor,o.
tW Trade supplied by wholesale druggists in .!ew
York Boston. Philadelphia and 81. Lo,iie And Ivy a
A. SPEEk n his y ncyard in New Jersey. Prinei-
pal Office. 1S Brond~ay New York
Fur sale in Davenport by HARRISON & SHARKS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Deca-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS.

| OEtlCk-No. ~ NUk1H CLARK STREET
Room M. IS Uhlich- Block,
| CnicAG", r.. Q sox 24n2 1i,Nois.
special attention given 10 all PRIVATE DiS-
EASES incident 10 both xes. Ais, Cancer Or
Canoe rous affections, Tu"Urs. CIcssa, Old ssOres
sore Eyes, etc, and particularly s'O6saet.
| G6cs.'' Ladies' requiring medie 81 aid Of advics
| in all csaea attendant upon Menstt. ii Obsssuc.
tions, Pregnancy. Ptoksfsws Ce.s,. o. say dis.
esse incident to the wen~rntivs 0resns may rely
upon being easily snd speedily relieved.
| All Chr"nIc aud difficult cases. such ~ have
existed year,, are completely end pesma n~nt.
~ cured IN . short time. wiiA0wi Asrcvvy, vsssrd
70 diet. or fss, OF exposure Pesssns AFFECTED
it'll any private disess., ia calling es,ly si.er
con aching them, Wili be ID in shorter time
than BY any other ply stefan in the known world
Dr.. b. ~ pre- nnently Aucreesful ii the treat
ment Of the abuve mot difficult and p~suIs sise
u oil diaeas~s be has given particular aiiestion
to them for many tears and 20 th~s. ugbl, he's
he become acquainted Nth their Pathology and
treatment, that he will warrant PEkfECT
cs.e. under forfeiture " r~qmire6; IN faes, be
will, 10 the cure Of these conplaints, sek nCwl-
edge no superior in This country or even in The
world.
He COMPOUNDS ma own nsmCfxys from the trus
source u health and strength, The vereesAls
Kingdom Come then, I'll GU Who are slli,cted.
70 HE Office. whess you vill. IN Z aAo~4 usne. Be
made u rejpce in perfect health A private con-
sulting room adjoinA the Office, where The I,ccfor.
will always be in attendauce aurioa c6ee huuye
those who residc 1t Z distance may cal in psr
eoh, or address him in pei feet confidence Once
hours from 70 ~ A. ~. 10 D p. ~, and Z I
Evening. nova0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
TnE MORALS OF BosroN July last

TnR MORALS OF BosroN.-Since July last
II murders have been committed in
Boston and its immediate suburbs
Three of the cases are involved in mystery
as to the perpetrators, while in the remain
ing nine the guilty authors have been
brought to punishment. In the three cases
alluded to, death has followed Immediately
upon the assault and were no doubt cases
Of murder in the first dergee. The other
offences were disposed of as cases Of man
slaughter, death being otherwise than i'm
mediate, and the perpetrators were pun
lshed by Boston Herald
Der l6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21

SIX tunes stronger cheaper and better than
any other Sarsapar.iia or Blood PurifysA, M.,Ii.
cine now offered to thc public or no rav w,A be
.aken Tor IL. Tins has been Thoroughly tested,
DIR. EASTEkLN'S IODINE AND SAKSArA
Kll.l.A, and take nothing 5.is.
ricr-lodinc ant >ar ,nparlla 81 so a bottle
Pricc-ts' idley's Salt kheum aud letter ONT.
ment. IS cents p, hottie.
:F-Preparcd :. soldby DR. LEASTrRIy 4
co, corner of Tnird and Chestnut = reefs S,i
l;on's. and at their branch. ~ Madison street
Chicago. marsld.odwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
Agents Wanted.

IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE STATE OF
i Iowa, to Canvass for the new and popular
books n " ready entitled Grierso q Raids.
hatch'~ Ma CHI and Chickasaw the Scort
For terms address C. b. GRIFFIN
General Agent for the West.
decl4- d6t Box 2.79 Chicavo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-21
Home Embodiment.

good man wanted in every Town and Couu-
y in the United States to engage in an honor able
business First rate pay allowed. The only
qualifications required are tact and industrv. =
address, for particulars, DR.. O.,.PHEi.PS
BROwN. Ne. 10 Grand Street. Jersey Cty, New
Jersey. marl4dlv