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, 1865-02-06

N1lQefs AaQ.s
Wilson, 1oWa.
Western members for the bill.
Western members against. t...........-.......+..-97
Western members absent or dodgcd-.-.-.......1!
It is difficult to conceive adequate reasons
for the opposition Of the two Cincinnati utm-
bers, Brown Of West Va, Brown, Sloan Cobb
and Wheeler Of Wis, kng Of Mo-, or1rader,
Hnrding, Mallory and Wadsworth Of ky. 1t
would seem, Judging by the 1ightsof common
sense, that the people Of Kentucky and West
Virginia, and the river counties at least Of
Ohio and Indiana, are largely interested In
having steamboat navigation to Lake Nichi-
gun and the other lakes. Wisconsin won1d
be benefited by the improvement, II less than
Illinois, get very largely. It would cheaper
the transportation Of grain to Milwaukee
from the Mississippi River, By creating q
competing line with the railroads for
the carrying trade, and thereby helping
the farmers Of that State. II would prove OF
incalculable benefit to the great timber in
terest Of Green Bay in providing cheaper
transportation TO st. Louis and the Missouri
River and Lower Mississippi country, for the
fine lumber of that district
= Williams Of Pittsburg, voted against the
bill, and Mcorehead lodged. What short
sighted policy actunted them. The interests
ofPittsbu1g would be immensely promoted
by establishing continuous water communi-
cation between it and Chicago. Pittsburg
goods are conveyed by water to st. Louis,
Lcavenworth, St. Joseph, Memphis, New Or
leans, Davenport, Lacrosse, and St. Paul. II
the Illinois ship canal were completed, steam
boats would ply from Pittsbnre, Wheeling,
Cincinnati md Louisville, to Chicago, Racine
and Milwaukee,, touching st Pekin, Boards
town, Peoria, Lasa,lc, Ottawa, Lacon, Joliet,
and various other places along the Illinois
River. All Of Western PENNSYLVANIA, Western
V1rginia, Southern Ohio, Southern Indiana,
Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, and ID short, all the States
of the Northwest and Southwest have deep
interest in the construction Of this work. It
would saye the people Of the Mississippi Val
leg mIl1iaus Of dollars yearly, as competing
channel Of trade in keeping down railroad
freights. Because, whenever they charged
too high, freight would be conveyed by the
river and ship canal route from MI parts to
all PARTS Of the Great West. When the SUBJ
jcct is more fn.ly discussed, this important
fact Eill become bette. understood. The
Illinois ship canal Will do for the West what
the enlarged New York canal has done for
1hn E4Rf
, 1865-02-06

rosu13AIo OF susrExs1oa saIne
Mich. Cent and Mich. 9, large cAFs.- ~ 70
Carr q no feet. i3
Alch Cent snnn e. Safs; ;..:.-.'.''.''-'-. ia Il bc
foss "asne eats' - 1e.s....-...t' ..-...
ao Fl aa. s.es s,,,m 72c
t31..Fk r. q =. GA1s .. "a 'se-+'''''isao0 III % 3r
EEL. ~ rsre e. - 81, Eat f0S10 I.c
r.,r. TO DunsrE 5sno ncr car isss tnan 10 Dnfa:o
hsess - ~ .ttnroG ~ ii Iii ~@
sppsH =? NJ a Il ,oo y ,n.s than to Buffalo,
VSsn aaipped bT a{i rsi,. -
*f prrr rArr1P
hhkf Co. ~ Eat, ,as.
SATURDAY 6VES1Sn' seo. T. 4oss.
The market during the nzst part Of tho vesk va
vcfv dali owing 10 tho llcht receipts Of desirable cat
tt~ And limited demand On ThutsJay several good
1ot, ut catte uere mt on the market. which becaue
,ro,4 rrtfvr art advanced about 80 per hundred for
81. nn.1. 1850 c,tt1a r.rr anf, Al tne
choice beeFes, while COARSE catua "ute uan ~ ~.
quality to the DAY before. anu the nAsAet va aM5
II ac1Ive. There was, however, no change In prices
crn4rye Fn1cYa.
rn,.,.1, ~ ~ = s,asne nr,ce,.
x,-ins inn ~ TVtr.s - 49, 49, ....4a5 5n29 Is
1;nod 10 PTfmc eoa9. GO
Siefiiurn n1alltes .,.,,.,,,,...,......... 4D@3-0
EesEse Oxen, Thin Steers, ae.......'.'..- M3a ~
sr,n'r ~ ,n..T.t ,-ith morn 1fbersl receipts.
, 1865-02-06

this s;t5 as the future capital OF this great
State; and the Common Council in order to
testify to the liberality and hospitality Of our
citizens, offered to donate Union Park. con.
taintng seventeen acres, and worth $500. 900.
as . site Tor the buildings, and to appropriate
half million Of dollars to aid in erecting
them. Previous to this action, however.
feo1aa had offered considerable bonus to in
ducc the Leeislatusc to locate the capital in
That city. But 1t was not until Chicago was
named that the Springfield Journal became
alarmed. 1t laughed at the ts cla.ms'' of the
other competitors and treated the whole
Thing ss good joke, and as too frivolous
and absurd to take into serious considcrati tiou.
But the instant the TRIBUNE set forth few
reasons In beha1fof this city the Springfield
paper was seized with cholera morbus. Here
Is specimen Of the bile it is throwing M.
showing r. ally alalming condition Of the
patient:
There II no fear Of removing the seat Of gov
cfnmrnt TO any other interior town. To abandon
city, like Springfield. for some other nn1edeed
a9oanons village, would be m act Of superladve
- The onlr aspiring rtral taat ha. any prospect
q f1ecess is that inflated, pompona. eeltconceit-
and int reckless m
c1a! eharperh political gamblers, broken w1nded
el1th rate pot house statesmen; that organized re-
81 Scepta.le OF desperate adventurers and puritauic
Slasklegs, whose moral stencil - exceeded only
ny the poisonous enuyia which Is exhaled from its
1Fct Of death; that conglomeratcd mas Of all
TINT Is viialnous In morals OF sinking In phyc5;
nat nat Incorporated lump Of putrescent humanity,
"1f legislators were angels, they might expect
eo0n 10 tall from Erace, by coming in contact with
the communicating lnnueIcc Of Buth city. The
ncalhful. purifying breeZcs Of two hundred ullles
con scarcely preserve the Legislature as Spsfns-
he1d from the corruping effects Of its pestiitntial
atmosphere. uox7 then conld any Legislature long
preserve Its purity unsullled II 1t were compelled
broods over TINT den Of corruption like London
fog In The nidet Of winterr'
The Springfield politicians don't talk in
that strain about the " Garden CITY" before
State Conventions, when they are candidates
money and votes.
Amongst other things, the Journal threat
ems, in case thekapital is removed hi,her, to
divide The State and secede from Illinois, and
build new capital down at Centralia or
Ca1ro-alt of which is very alarming. In
conclusion VIC have this observation to make,
that so long as other towns advocate q re-
moral Of the capital, Chicago will put In her
claims.> Our citizens were not The first to
start the agitation but If 1t is ire. fight,
they want to be counted in. If the rivals OF
Springfield withdraw in her favor, Chicago
will not press for the removal OF the capital.
Our citizens can endure the ills and evils of
the present location as long as their neigh.
bors. If others can forcgo the abatement of
the nuisance, so can the people Of Chicago.
, 1865-02-06

bargo on the shipments OF provisions. Hence the
scarcity Of Exchange.
Gold to-day opened at s1o, advanced to ely. aud
closed at D. n. at cls4. 1t fuctnated constdera-
bly,, however, at one hme falling as 10" a. sosa.
Tho following are The quotations tolegraphed to
1ar,aa pnvd co1d Hrnker.
, 1865-02-06

NEW YORK, Saturday, Feb. THE fost says
there are ru1nors that the forces Of Jnarez have
achieved victory orer the Inpestallsts r. soqtn ~
Mexico, and have captured an Important clty. 70
1oxt sa,s, hnve the countcnanec Of the Mexican
Minister at Washington.
, 1865-02-06
GOyEKEMESSTTEAn AS5 5TATKs BONDS.

..s r.ttonal Bank u authstized to receive
s Pm saa n
teseas- i1suod IN denominations oi 80. $ioe,
nc .a s .nd sru coavesaoe q sae e1p!saoo
ea snu rom 18th AuEust, 1904, into 50 gold
ea.r,rr III oer cent bends. 4 commission Of pei
, 1865-02-06
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAsHEo7oS, Saturday, Feb. 4.
SENATE.

Nr SHERMAN .ete5 nr,ri,n,rs o,ra.,. u, 49,,
m fhe Hi to enrnn1soe arn11r.fn ,rhtsh al
nv Ne HhIF f,om the ronm1ttea ~, rsr;to.,os
asfei c.re ~ he tischaresI frns fnr+hcr cnnai5
cration of he memorial OF colorcd eit1scns Of
enfsiect tsns 1.iT1s, consfdered by the Committes
On slavery and Freedom 1t was 60 ordered. )
Hi for Inc uroscctiou Of passengers:
q Rc II enarfei Ec That M nersnns ahsl1 he
excluded from travel upon any raIlroad or nayica,
bic watcrs Of he Tnitcd States on account Of col
d;noncr m anv yn1es rernlation ar n.sres 9f a~y
cnrnnratiun. coupany or persons and c0Iored pas
sencers ehaIl he Enhiect and ameni1bIe Ia the
sane laws AZ white paseeucers, ANY ofeuse
ncainst this act ehali be punished By fine Of moi
months." Ordered printed.
Nj nj. SIMMER offered he following, which was
ordered nrinted Copcurrent resnjutions decjar.
fnr f1,e rule in ascertanuc The threc-uuarters oJ
Of he several States required In the ratification
~ 13esojs1d That Ill arta erecnt}re and 1eofsla.
+1a a. nrrcnsnre nf H. Cnnst;trtinn. arSd ai1
frcafirs I1,sde nner The authorfty Of tfe Unfted
i Statas are va3f1 fhrnnrhnnt the rTn,ted Sfstes.
n1ttn1ol, certan reke1 5fstes Iii to p.rtic,nafo
thereir. and flint fhc pane rule Is eauallv appi-
ca1l.. ~ ~ m anendmrnt ~ TIA Consttation
BSroir1n That The arnend,I,ent Of fhe Const1tu.
+,,1 Er ;bfti1a s1svc1r fhrnnrhnnt the Tnited
Stntea Iii he fa1id ,shen ratided bT thresuuar
to-r ~ TIC kt,+ss nnder thc Consfitrffnn
Ixoafr.d Thet snv rtber rnIe renn,rjnr tha mar,
t;cnst1nn nf tic seiei States il danecfous IL its
ppe. ~ aIsa tbst III recenf 1rrstie, h.Ve
hecn .nortd nT rs,ifIed sE1thouf anv INSTRUMENTATION
II refei stafes.
Rftolrfd. That any other rule must tend 10 post.
none The srest daT When he prohibition Of slavery
Xii he Wild to al frteats nd paIposcs as part oi
the con.fftutfon of tie United States. But the
r17Ies herewith declared Viii assume the immedI.
, 1865-02-06
TT S. GOVERNMENT
Artificial Leg Depots,

Where the Government furnishes tho uulted States
pied on the Anatonical Bali md SOCK JONI Cd Leg,
which has latcra motion 1T the ankle Ike the natural
NATL o. II Xechaalcs Institute; st Louis No q Pms
st1ett: SahhstAe: Ysnn IA cMy AN1; Rochester. y.
way DOUGLAS HLf- ~ y.
u. 9. General Commissioners.
OMcer4 and Citizens furnished Oh private
accounts
For Instructions Address DR.. BLY,. Mt
nearest depot. tss ssh1sst-sAAN.sdp
, 1865-02-06

cent u allowed to Raakr znd Bankers, and 2oses Tor
wa1ded by express free Of charge.
TbM Bank Albs deals In other q. 8. eecurtdesa
market rates. ], A. ElLI9. PrnAiddnt
E TiNKHAM, Cashier.
, 1865-02-06
CHICAGO STOCK mARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 4, 156o.
The market In Gold opened this morning very
active, owing to the advance, but the oderings
we're very large and the market closed quiet.
There WAS no evening board.
, 1865-02-06

Petroleum Stocka In Fhiludelphia-Feh. 2.
The market continues inactive-positiycly stuotd.
Curtin 13t Daizell 84@8k; Elto1ado lkesiX: Scne.
ca sGaa; st. Nichols 4. Gold 2Q5.
, 1865-02-06
Gold.

SEw gonK. Saturday, Feb. 4.-The gold MIR
sidcnt Lincoln snu Secretary Seward. became
stronger, With an upward tendency. Opening At
StG It fell to Sss bptunaer the news, advanced to
e1S3.
, 1865-02-06
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND
MOBILE
The Freedom Celebration In Louls-
iana-Rebel Raid-Expected
Evacuation Of Mobile.

NEW YoRK, February 4.-Dy the arrival Of the
steamer Empire City. from New Orleans, January
:5th We learn that the holiday in honor Of tho
Tennessee, fixed by Governor Hahn. was duly
celebrated.
In late rebel raid on the plantations in the
everything Of value was destroyed or carried of.
Rebel deserters from Mobile, who recently
rcathed The Union neet in the Bay, sisted that It
the general belief that the city would aoon be
evacuated without waiting for the advance from
Pascseoula Of Gencral Gordon Granger, whose
force they represent as having been increased to
23(l0
, 1865-02-06
N NQTICE.

Il oUE ATTENTION HAVING BEEN CALLED
to assertions and statements lately made IN the pub
lie rrnts, With tho dessn OF desraclus from the high
repute enjoyed By our Thresd, beg TO stale that
orr eeandsrd has never been changed during tho past
Thirty Years; and that now. heretofore, pains
or a1cs or V1 be, spared to maintain for this
Spool Cotton It's present character.
The attention OF Buyers and Cousumers Il drawn to
the factthat most Of tho new Threads offered tho
public. from No. % upwards, arc marked up-snd that
me IN tho coaEsenesa Of numbers, supposed
to cor1eapond with ur numbers. ofrcn yarles ftom
ten QC} to twenty ptrcent
laa0g7n-1cti8 J&PC Coats,
, 1865-02-06

seeds In Peilndelphla- Feb. g..
The seed market is quiet, with sale o1 aAaso0 bu
Cfoverssed 70 note ia lots at {l5ts15H hu Timothy
ls sene at 49, 6-5o, and Flax seed at s3 % b
with moderate sales.
, 1865-02-06
NEW MILITARY DEPART.
MEN r..
Gen. Gilmore Gone to Take Conmaod
ofEhe Department Of the Southeast.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Tribune says: "M3j
Gen. Gilmore and stat sailed on Thursday to.
Hilton Head. Gen. Gilmore Is appointed to new
Department Of the Southeast, Including South
Carolina, Georgia. Flortda, and part, II not the
Fottcr. hut Gen Sherman Of course still remains
in command Of the army In the leld. Is hereto
far
, 1865-02-06


Received to-day, sl1 b.ls; snip.
ped. 1a9 hrls Market dull ana &c iower Al toiaf
were 190 rss Oh spot At IO0brf5 b1yoF 20 days
u q y; ioa ntla ouyer 80 days Al 82ss-ths market
HAF-Thc nafket ls.quIet with some little de-
S}uand by deale9a, pr are unchanxed. Ko quotes
.WuoLKsALK PRICES, .on,oe
Ilnotny. roller ana peatet -
4iimoshy, loose pEeased. -'...'''. ii7G9i3E
n11t0t1y. !ooae ..'''-'''' t9f3od
Prntt!e, roller and beater n MS r.
Eralfie, loose pressed. fiSfs r.
111AiL 111!41 Lnreassd. 14noa2sm
1naotny Tohet Aua ..,t...,..... -. .0n9Aoc
1lmokhy, !ocee ples%eNA .,.....,,,.,.. 1th1l.2M d
11notoy :.ftr ID. .1Al7
Et&f1e, Toaet rnre.sc6 .,..,,,........., I404i3o0
kfs!fles !ooso ..,,,,,,,.,,,......... u D0tat6co
kIa1ses - caJo loose pressed Prntre 1t $tf5a
EM9mniRHSInEeceved EM9mn II, BIS ns: ahtpped. 2.lM -.
rts marfee tont1nuea very Qulcss aud most or ehe
y1Ses rrcefvcd grubby. Ettcca are nomtnalT uo-
rhsn9ed, WG quote:
atsen I:ountfy, trimmed. .....................
Stesn peTt cured. tr1mned..........-........ w
G.ser Baited, trimmed. ..........,..--.....9
I1y SA1tedt H1mlMdQ4 ..ssAs-s.-ssss19FN
DRY Flint, Ut0tued..
Tin Gfee1 Sn5t4i. trimrae IA
Es1, Green Bx1taa. trimmed .-............. y
NuI1H@ A!p1. ...s''''*'.".'. ~
GEuhby Hides 4 pt1ces
, 1865-02-06
r UMBER AND SHINGLES

Cs!go OF 81 Go teet mixed Lumber, aboat x str4,,
% Goek vita Railroad track IL lard Pat cargo u
go m Saved ahins1es on DOCK, Cargo On bosxs
ssbos ne5 ~ Em smith" 1ayiaK IN Lhlc q Kiver.
Shingles viii be sofd ID lots to ars pufch s-ra sSA
Lcmctr by the tar and pa{t c.:Eu. ~ Above,
lRlsu { FULLER Lumber hrokes1.
:4ss Water 81 rop4a 10. Z. y. Boy. Nla
te4h!tt1st p-1t9dP
, 1865-02-06
COmmERCIAL.

SATURDAY EyENHa, Feb l. 1855,
The following summary shows the receipts and
shipments during tho past twentT-toar hours:
RrcHprs A8p sHfH1HIa DuHENa PAST Fl Houa8.
RAeafvA8 Hh1nrax&
, 1865-02-06

. SrnIxoTIK1D. III Saiurday, Feb. 4.
: SEHATE-Nr. Peters called up the bill to author
lie tie WIZ tax il Shelby, Douglass, and St. Clair.
Pnseed yeas 10, naye6.
Nj. Mcdonnell called up the house bill TO levy
, 1865-02-06
tine PEACE RvMORS-.--c0h.
TRAJECTORY REPORTS.
Important from the Military Situ-
atfOnSs
GUERILLA OPERATIONS IN KEN
TUCKY.
THE PEACE TALK.

f,opfcrence of the Pence Commissions
ers A. III. Stephens said TO BIO Au-
tkortzetl to Secure Terms OF Peace---
Lee,s Rebels Bclfgcre11s.
, 1865-02-06

SATURDAY. EVENING, Feb. 4, 1e66
The following table shows the dslly receipts and
shtnncuts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs during the wsek
ending to- day:
, 1865-02-06

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb. A.-The aales Of
73cs yesterday, by Jny Cooke, the Spbs1iption
Aren't, were over three millions.
, 1865-02-06

s.1Hs or coppxn srocks n Bosran-Yxn1. 1.
1000 Ottawa Ming Co, .sc 100 Isle EoEsl rs Eo'in
8 fs1aSio Hs g g Acton Ho;ox 81
sSsGpe1tor @ HUM Us Co.. Co.. 30 Durham M,g Go'''@
ooppKR STOCKS n NEW Zo2A-fzh. e.. !"
, 1865-02-06

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 3.-L4st night Col. Gown
with the 9Th mounted Infantry, attacked euerilas,
under Q1tewood, IN camp in McLemore's Cave,
killing and Tounding number and capturing sew
cral hor7ca. The commander won1d take no prIs-
uners. Yesterday he was attacked by bushwhack-
ers, but repnlsed them, killing two. After Col.
Gowan had passed up the cave, a force Of 100
legs Cross Roads. A force Of rebels 100 strong
attacked The garrison at Urine Hill yesterday,
but were repu1se3 by. Maj. Hosk!ns.
, 1865-02-06

The Ant5.F9ebeI bill In Canada.
TORONTO, Feb. 1.-The alien bill passed the
Upper House, last night and will receive the
Governors sanction On Monday.
, 1865-02-06

Hero ihe gold market was unusually bstsk,o ,open-
ing at s07}, declining to s07. and advanced to 3lo
at which it closed. On the Stock Board the sales
were heavy, md large amounts Of cash gold were
offered. at a110aa1a. Silver was In achve demand
and t.m st los, with very Light offerings.
Government Bonds wers firm. Fire-TWendes
we're firm at 10sx buying, and 1o9A selling. Ten
fories we're In fir request at 101 with sellers at
1t2. .-........ --..
In Boston money is easy on call with unqucs-
donable security Outside the banks and on un-
certain secur,ties, large margins are required and
high rate OF interest
- Tho seni-anual statement OF tho Banks Of
the State Of Missouri has Just been made. It
shows the following aggregates Of leading Items
as conparcd with the last statement:
, 1865-02-06
NATs.

MATS.
Bliss, o..
Brown, Wis.
Brown. West Va,
Clay, Ky.
Cobb, WIS.
Cravens. Ind.
Edgettou, Ind,
Fink, Ohio,
Grider, Ky.
Harrington, Ind,
Harding. & T.,
Holman, Ind,
Autchfns. Ohio.
King. Mo-
Law. Ind,
lie Blond, o.,
Long. Gin . o.
Mallory. KY
Mcdowell, Ind.
Mckinney, 0.
Morris, O.,
Nohie. o.
O'Neit, o,
Peudletor, Gin, O..
Sloan, Wis,
Wadsworth. KY,
Wheelcr. " H.
White, J..W. Ohio,
, 1865-02-06

FRUlTS-Green Fruits arc unchanged Dried
Apples nrc in some demand, and 11m-pF1ces are
changed. Other drisd fruits IN Light supply snd
uuchSurett. Ne nuate. -
, 1865-02-06
the bill:

YEAS.
Arnold. i'll,
&c. Allen. III,
" Allen, Ill.
Eden, ILL.,,
Fsrnsworth, H.,
Harrie, ILL.,.
1ngersoll, H.,
Knapp. ILL.,,
Morrison, III.
Ross. H.,
Robinson, I'll.
Waehburne, ILL.,,
Aahtey, O.,
Allison. iowh
Anderson. Ky,
Baldwin. Mich.s
Heat,lan, Mich.
Blair, v est Va
Blow, Mo-,
Boyd, No.
Cole, &]~
Donnclly, Mun~
Dumont,Ind-
briggs, Mich,
Ecklv,. Ohio.
Edrfdee, Wis,
&:..tleld, Ohio,
9fAEa--&, ,{1h1n
Higbee, GsIn..o
Hubbard, Iowa,
julian, Ind,
Kellogg, Mich,
Mo,
Loan, No.,
Longear, Mich-
McBride, Oregon,
McCurE, No.,
Ftce, Iowa,
Randall, Ny,
Rollins. Mo,
Schenek, Ohio,
Scott. Mo-.
Shannon, Cal,
Smith, Ky--
SpauldinC, Ohio,
Upson, Mich.
Nhalcy, y. Ta-
Window. Mfnn..
Worthtngton, New
Wilder. Eans
, 1865-02-06
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT
ASaFE AND STANDARD REMKDT

Coughs, Colds, ds,Whooping Cough,Asth~
ma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
Pleurisy, Coughs, ,Hoarseness,
, 1865-02-06

Tho rstes Of Freight for Live Stock Eaat. were nd
On the llth Dec. 1864. ~ follows:
EATK9 OF 1RKI4Hr Oh LIVE RfoCE YHck 1HcAoo To
@DETRoTr.
Hogs p
Cattle. 100 ~
Misa; csns s9t md Mich s. largo ss
LAtH ~ say
Michigan central euAu cais....,...s.. 0.@ 40
, 1865-02-06

New York Stock murkefs
Closing prices tor cash, Feb &th. 1865, received By
9. saltonsta'l d Co.. coumissons sssek and Doud
, 1865-02-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATrsDAT EvK4HG. Feb. 1, 1865.
FRE1GHT3-Thefe Is no change tn FretGhts
eipce our Last. We quote:
, 1865-02-06

,,ni.EzATnKR-The demand ls quite light and tho
srs ~ ~ Qntt Owing 10 tho savA1ce In gold p1sss
W e1mtsnnAt o1u1ef, but quotations aze unchanged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-02

There is n woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been assoc atcd, IN our mind, with
the ankee," Qupck,' and "Humbug.' But
II is so no longer, and We desee TO wrcst her
name from all such suspicious association IN ali
other minds Whatever notions we may have OF
worpanly delicacy and proprety. we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
the bsst Nurse Whether We shall have Female
Physicians or not, is a question which must be
decided by time ard principle, and not as mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and Gus
tom NAV az well behave themselves. Tor II there
Is really wat. there will also be supply II
there be a calling there will be a comng
Nature aud human society are always self suppl
inp and though Art and Fashion may hinder
| they cannot prevent
Ne,nen Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears as a messen
| reI Of health and happiness TO your INFANTS ~
| The cradle Is there ANYTHING improper III 'na'
4 Nurse Of - 20 years experience Gnu 'o'"'.
s,y ,,b,, is or is not good for babe. and ought
| 4, l., listened 10. God speed her on humble but
| bapny mission She is the most successful phys
ica and most ciicctua benetaciress our II Tie one
ever enjoy ell her doting parents rot excpeted.
Inst omen the door for her, and Mrs WinslOw
Will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery Of this are so sure. that We
will tench our Srsv' TO say "A BLESSING on
| Mus. W,NsLow" for nelpipg her to survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege
We confirm every word set forth IN the PRosrEc
ms IL performs precisely what it processes Il
| perform every Fart of il nothing less Ava,
vour Cordial" .'taregorlc," Drops landa
mum " and every other Narcotic, ny which tn
babe is dragged into stupidity, and rendered dul
and idotic for life.
| W, hive never seen Mr.. Wiasow-lsnow he'
ONLY through the preparation Of her =" soothing
Syrup for children Teething'" II we bad ;h'
power, we would make her, she is, physica
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-02
!. SMITH 4 CO..
~. Randolph 49,.
Chicago. ~.


In introducing To- the public these Btsrs, put
them strictly mon iher merits Calming that II taken
according the directions upon the bottle, and 10 9th
er smusant used, viii produce in every ins
frr all diseases that arise from OF proper action
efthe digestive organs, such F!atuency, Heartburn
Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, DiArrhra, Headache, Gener
" hocny, Loss OF Appetite etc, they sure RENE
dy There are numbers II persons who have already
FOUND relief from using thu Old Cabin Btters, and
could produce Their certificates but refrain from do
ing It. believing that all Who afflicted will try them
ith heing the best test 81 their efficiency. They arc
sArranted purely ~ vegetable character "a. pleas
gentle stimulsnt they supsrcede all others and
vc regulated family should be without bottle OF
OLD CABIN BiTrERs It's the creates, panacea for
all the ailments resulting from overeating from in
digestion.
Persons need mo-; uaisiak~ Ri,ers for any others
hotties resembles Ing cabin, having doors aud
windows In It, and upon each liable will be found lac
sniie ~ nur senaiure also Observe our privat
4. : stamp The cork Any one found initiating
Et,er- nnttic will he proceeded against and pun
shed TO the f.ii extent Of the law
sod Wy Nil druggists and stores; also kept by all re-
spec liable saloons throughout the country.
pEPOrS.
JR KELLEY h co. lis Liberty street New York.
GARNHARr KELLEY, i6i North Second stree