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RY JAS G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

f2Y JAS. g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, BAR
FEIXIuRks W MnSNiI LIQr0Rs; CIGARS; &C.
by virtue Of deed Of trust from m. Reese to the
s sTfttcriser 6eaI,Hg dTte NoY1mbsI 80 49,, AMI
&C. ore Of the Ian records for Wilmington coan'
T. pi.tIict Of Coi ~, shall proceed to sell,
as the :. Imperial Restaurant opposite wilard's
HSte fs rr!nus Bar FStnros Wines Lii
Mahogany Bedsteads
Mirrors and Steel plate EnRrsvings
ff,lye, and w Three ply Carpets
Sheetng, Linen, nc, &c,
Being the Furniture OF sixteen new furnished
chambers and parior.
TIE Wines, Liluors, pecanters, Glass Ware, &c.
sot f fs9 2 aca Hu3TaHEI % TT Tass:
SALE OF sERyICEABLE AND DAMAGED
~ HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
will be sold at public suction on THURsD1Y,
udcialy SQUARE warehouses. back Of CITY Hall
in this city, large quantity OF seryicea6le and
q Hair BanEs. ssas
s REaSsrs Shirts Mo;auito Nets, GounteTSsaes,
Fowls, Mugs, Tin Ware. Knives and Forks,
Forty -eigh. hours allowed to purchaser. to re-.
Term: cash in eoT Ssss st 5gHs;
nhsa Surgeon w. ii B Sfa:fn Ru HSs.
SALE S n fevE END aRaY V wkS,4A
CAioQ~a-terMasier's 0Hee. Depot Of washisstonl
Washrnston, ID. c., March 1, 1866. {
Win be sold at public auction. under the direc-
ton of Breyet Colonel G. II. Tompkins, Quarter
master at LINCOLN Depot, Washington, D. O., on
TUESDAY. March IS. 1855. at 10 O'Clock a. m
the following mentioned Government property,
viz:
BLIGHT CARTS,
100 LIGHT AMBULANCEs.
800 ARMY WAGONS,
which will be sold spgly and must be removed
within Fl We days from date Of sale.
Terms cash. In Cover nment funds
BY order Of Breyet N ajor General p H. Rucker,
Chief Quartermaster, Depot Of Washington
CHAS. III. TOMPkINS.
mh1-1ot Brevet Col. and Quartermsster.
GALE OF MANURE.
Qnartermastsr Generals Office, FIRST Dirisiou}
WaShinKton. ID. c., February 23 1856 (
Will be SOLD at the Cavalry Depot. Gieshnro' H.
O., large quantity Of stock yard MANURE which
will be delivered TO purchasers the ground or in
barges or boats To be provided by them at forty 40l
cents per cubic ard Two or more boats according
to sizeJ can be loaded per day.
Terms Cash IN Government funds
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
bsevet Brigadier General In charge
lie "a dfmar5l First Division. q. N. G. o.
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GALE OF HARD BREAD.
OrFIcE DEPoT CoNNIssARy,
FoRT MONROE, Va, Dec. Is, ls6s.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received
at this Office on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
this Depot.
The Bread 10 in boxes Of fifty tSol pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered beard of trans.
rerts without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for Ices than twenty (201
boxes, one thousand n ,e00) pounds.
Payment required on notification Of acceptance OF
bid in Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread, !" and addressed to
de An JAMES CURRY, Col. and O. s.v.
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A LOST BRIDE-Early in last September. a
Mrs. ID. N. Furry, of Portage county.
Ohio, mysiPriously disappeared from her hus-
bands residence, six days after she had become
his WIFE L, was suspected that Mrs Fairy
bad taken the train either for Pittsburg or
Cleveland. but as the police were not able to
find her. the theory came a. length to he ac-
copied that, fit of mental alteration, she
bad committed Snicide. The mystery was
cleared mp on the 23d nltImo, by the sudden and
unexpected return of the woman. From her
statement, il appears that from the time of her
marriage she INDUCED grave donbts. which
quickly ripened into fears, that she could not
discharge the duIiPs. she ought, of so re-
sponsihle position as that of a step mother in
so large family. She brooded over these
doubts and fears, became Respondent. and in 4
moment of insane conviction that she was not
in the right place and not qualified for the
duties which her position imposed upou her.
wildly resolved 10 leave home. She went to
Detroit. Michigan. where she lived as a SER
want until q few days since, when she started
for home. Her husband was notified that sue
who was dead was alive again, and there was
most afectionate and affecting meeting.
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4 Jew VERY SUPERIOR PIANOS for saIs
A 800 REM on easy terms. at b REIss, o67 q
uses, between l4sh and Hth e.h ~ scws
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OFFICES:
no Aft
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Late Seu,hern Itrrns,

Go.d-b bearing. quarts hae e~en disco vered
near Rene, Georgia.
The Charleston 90 rries says that graz 600
have been suhs crihed towards secuT ng white
laborSrs for Sou IN Carolina
Governor Orr wisely advocates the eieva-
bon OF the negro by education, to avoid tho
disaereeable nesefsity OF elevating him on the
sesrfoId.
Georgia six per cents are quoted in New
York at sl-bigher than any other Southern
STATES securities.
Colonel Preston N. Harrison left Macon a
few days ago with Mrs. Jefferson Davis, en-
route Tor Canada. where the children OF the
captured President are at school.
The general talk in Mississippi is that the
planters are all trying 20 raise cotton to buy
corn and meat with, instead OF making the
corn and meat tbs mselves.
The Meridian (Mssissippi) Messenger saws
that Federal Major engaged a freedman lat'iy
TO hunt him laborers at two dollars head.
lie soon got him thirty -Eeven; but seventeen Of
them proved 10 have run away from other
places, " here they had made contracts under
the Burean.
The jackson tMssissippi) News says:-"I he
beautiful plantation of Mrs. Johnston IN
Madison comfy. has been sold TO j. Il. Rich
ardson, of Boston, Massachusetts,, who Intends
10 make IL his family residence. The price
paid was fifty thousand dollars in greenbicks.
Before the ar this plantation was considered
worth three hundred thousand dollars.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE IL STOP
ORGAN with two set OF KEYS. and tTol=EA
octave pedal bass II is q superior iBstru-VtkVV
ment and We invite organists and amateurs to call
and e1a famine.
hsfon q Hsmlin are the only manufacturers Of
the celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru-
ments Of the kind are merely inferior ini atoms
w. c. METZERoTT CO.,
No. 31s Pa. avenue.
ja9u ketween 9Th aud 10th.
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NEVkR TOO LATE TO LEARN
NOES. ALEXANDRA woLowsKIp
NEW siAPLIFlED SYSTEM
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.

MSns. Alexsndsr Wolovski, 20 ven knowr In
wsshir eton, and who brought out some Of the best
I. .ebtisuine Ms Piano and sipsi.a coarses:
Thee v ho wish 70 become 6pe nseslctaas. can yet
gosite \ atfonal Hotel. kseeDtioa hosrs Are from
~ 10 u .. -, a1A fFe0 teoD. -, N&0
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uELMBOLpS CONCENTRATED KXrRACT

HELhBoLDs CONGRATULATED xxrRAcr
Is fAs Great DtKyase
HELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED xATRA0T
SARSAPAR1LLA
Is the Gredf Blood Purifier.
Both are prere red according 90 the rules OF Phar
macy and Chemistry, and are the most active that
can be made. nc
BANS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE 5I4 PEEN'A AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE.
2lg PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE, OPPOSITE
wILLARDS
GREAT EASTERN.
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPRESS FORwARDERs.
forvarded with dispatch to al accessible recticns
of the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS. Avn
BILLS,
Made In accessible parts Of tha United State,
q. O. Dunn, Agent, -
~ A-u Washington, d. O.
Ct. ,TInOTRYr HALL.-rhe duties Of tirIs In.
- etituuon will be resumed On Sept. Is, 1865 For
te11s &C., see catalogue and circular sf the prin-
9Isi oookstoree o. this city, address the prfn-
ssu OstoasviIS, Id.
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EoR NON INTENTION OR ISCoETrSrgcx
az urine Irritation. faIEatso on or ul,rr atfop
OF the bladder kidneys. diseases u the pros.rate
brick eust deposit, sud all disessee OF the biseser
kisr.ye. and drersicsl swelhngs Csc HIN.
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IrELMpoLDs ExTRACT BUCHU AgD I'M
III PROVED ROsk WASH cures secrst aud deli
ca disorders. In all ther stages at little meme
little or change In diet. NC incouycnietce and
no ex posure lt Ia pleasant IN taste aud DOOR i'm.
mediate in its srtion, and free frcm all iniur{o1s
properties. ne az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-08

ATTORNEY AT Law,
hou'ssena Avenue. above sixth Stree
WAaRIaaI TON, y, q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

~ nhssse saill sesoieass dall: Iso
ct soaAe vsuld adnit - susA ecfo;e1
- n weld b bstase - ~ y 9
L. = jsuss I ~, ~ Pse8sH
f. oos1utiea 10 entl N sees sooe
Il tssdsn( r. pld - = de@evee
g. Ess:s1 ps9y g Css y - 81, ~: 4.
bstveeo The eonptreilss and u SECRETARY
Of ~ treasury, "a eo@oi0e y produce .
sers saeoe11eA sooss q taoloo1os 9Ae ~
4 a., 8 q univsssal want efseaodsees
= evssrlhiae - svssybsADy - yst thsse
r 10 pani6. faaiss ~ hsts9 Of 5sow
growth, bat ars suddss. An immediate
SssatiGs lsWa sfse0s essos teuss n ths
very midst ef apparent prospseoss times.
produces . psnic; but THE y . state o.
ShiAgs WoiC6 does not produce sudden
alarm; but everybody 10 appeshsnssve Of
danger. and they keep locking whore they
-s1aS1rn a =. NJ O ~ l1otss=a sgusuD
supposed ysss s1eshes nweee Nsy ~
aetls = ehanqs &oo = ssass O ~ e ee'
ofteAes; Nm. howevsss ~ vese ~
hCuoud, ~ they. have 9e9sned eaas wees>
ever talent they may rsqsiee 70 eeeneaee {
nation through . var u requires much mose
20 engines those Asanses taSk p pssee
every person ~ . sbsssy bew = rsssss.
the currency back 10 eold bssis; but tnas
i MT Aoine It. A pssson uAy b o. me
10. Of 8 bsilding end without any regular
.eaus Of dsseent, the most expeditions way
ma peshope The sosiest dewn wouId be -
innuit: bie thsa II he building ~ tbreo
stories high. whore 10 the man that could
otand The rebound II 10 there whsss %:
rub comes. Il would b. slew process. ane
would require good judgmeoe, : STEADY
nerve. and strong muscle 70 descend oy
The conducting tubs Of the eavs trough; eui
II successful there would b NO loss Of life
OF fracturs ID Iimbs, and II unsuccessful tn
result would be no worse than u would o.
70 lump. So il 10 with our return to specie
pavment. We can do Il ct once, nothing
would be easier; bat how would the com
uercial world Withstand the rebound ? :
There is the rub. It requires great eau
ton, much skill and patience 70 bring abou
specie payment and not produce universe
disaster. It requires much preparation t.
bring ~ back 70 . gold basis; and oil the "
ried rumors which are floating on the sur
face, upsstting Ill the designs and schems
Of the wonderful wise, are teaching 70 hou
di11cult the mstter il, and are preparing U
for the change which certainly 10 coming
-Econemist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Il appears BY the recent Official statement
Of Secretary Stanton that there are ct this
time more black than white troops in the
volunteer service ofth United States. OF
the negro soldiers (privates) ws have no less
than 6S, 1913, while the white volunteers
now LETT number but 81, S9e men. II, how
ever, We add to the white soldiers Of what
10 called our volunteer army tho troops Of
regular service (who are no less volunteers
thAn The othses) We end that the total vi bite
foscs outnumbsrs the black BY about eight
teen thousand men. We venture to nav
that few people had any idea that such
lf1s negro army was in the service Of the
United States. Mr.. Stanton says that or
dsrs have been issued for discharging 90
600 Of the colored troops-which will leave
90, after the reelection 10 Effected, over 10
600 still il the service. Orders have be
issued for diseharging nearly 10, 900 white
soldiers Of the volunteer fnrce-leavinR atil,
$4,000 in service; but, IL to ths latter Ne
odd the white troops Of tie regular array,
ws have . total white army remaining Of
%, 900 men. or g. 900 more whites than
blacks. The great majority Of our negro
troops are in the States bordering On the
Aiaaissippi river, and some are in Texas.
A. u the|Abose etateonent, from the My.
zSmes, We find the number Of negro soldiers
stated Ct ss,SS8, and tho Number Of white
oesdiess to b l0y0 600 more, ~ are informed
that the number Of men kept in service up
. this time b no lsss than one hundred dnd
ysrty four thessand. This 10 perfectly enSr-
eeos. Few people, vs think, supposed that
9cco q immsase eeoy, whether black or
wnNe had been kept up % long. Il d some Re.
sisl % lind that orders have gone out to do.
eeed over ons-half this force. After tkis
9iaoAndneek We shAll hsvs 10000 MIN
N excess o. the Requirements Of the 3d.
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Newspapers.

NCWUY0RCEs
Nessrs. Harper and Brothers, Of New
York, have ordered . whole ship load Of
white paper from Belgium. Ticknor 4
Fields, Boston, have ordered 5000 reams in
London. II is estimated that at present
prices good book and newspaper Can be do
livered in New York, oil duties and cxpens-
cs included, at threc-quarters the price Of
American paper Of the same grade. Another
estimate makes the difference in favor Of
'foreign paper ten per cent. instead oftwen
ty-fivc per cent"
tits certainly demonstrated that paper
can DO manufactured and imported =.
cheaper rates than our paper makers are
demanding. This 10 due in great measure
to the fact that labor is cheaper with them
than with 10, IN tina. tho cost Of living is
much less. There seems to be no good
cause for this state of things, for We surely
have oil the facilities for paper-making that
could be desired, and would not be obliged
to depend upon . foreign market, - our
home consumption would keep pace with
the supply for some years to come.
It is settled fact that buyers will 90
whore they can make the best bargains, and
home manufacturers must suffer unless they
can adopt some plan for competing with
foreign manufacture .. That capitalists
are endeavorng to do this can be seen BY
tho efforts that are being pnt forth ia nearly
al branches Of manufacturing. The mania
for imported goods will cease ~ soon % the
people can Be assured Of > supply Of . good
quality at reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06


We are constrained to protest against the
sensational stories which are circulated, ev
identity BY interested parties, on the subject
Of disease in pork. The flesh 10 not nov
more liable 70 Or infected BY disease than II
has been for any time during this genera
ton and when the rumors Get sbout are in
vestigated, it 10 found that they are entirely
baseless. There have been, aud Of course,
always win be, instances Of disease in ami
malb q all kinds, and it has always been
considered, a. every sensible housekeeper
knows, that pork requires more thorough
cooking than any other meat; but to gil the
minds Of the public with horror BY pen pie.
lures Of worm infected and fatal pork is Just
IS dishonest Is thu uhqgestbni6g belief Of
the public is foolish. We have but To add
that If this panic succeeds in much longer
continuance we shall be terrified by Others
afscting com, sheep, ishs pesltry sndel-
me6t every irtislc Of lpaan cdAsu0ptioa
70 90 read prs ve haV e cay, phso do M
~ fxlA ~ RouA not blfehc(s' Slant6e,
only do - you have been taught to do, cook
your joints and cuts thoroughly and
through. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

DR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Ia the most perfect and admirable article
ever discovered for the Preservation,
Beauty, Growth aud Restoration Of the
Hair.
TT SOFTENS, BEAUT1FTES. AND STRENGTH
the Hair, prevents 1t from falling OF and be-
coming permanently gray, the dandrutf. and
turns harsh unruly hair into that which is smooth,
glossy, lively and beautiful.
Dr. Cooks Magic Hair Oil,
Is the best TONIC known, and will produce luxu-
rient growth Of NEW HAIR on BALD HEADL in oil
where any artificial means be Of any avail.
The most intelligent and beautiful Ladies and Gentle
in ST. Louis it, and regard II an indispensable
article for the toilet.
Price, Is cents per bottle. -
Prepared and cold by Dr.. 3. RALTERLY 4 CO.,
No. 70 North Filth erest, 81 Losis, No. olsD for
sale At their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. "
Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will cure Gonorrhca, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness OF Spsrm>
atorrhea, Chordee, Diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and oil Diseases oil
the Sexual Organs caused by Contagion
or Weakness Of either Sex, Males Of
Fcnales.
Tins elegant, popular and infallible prepare.
tiou, 30 celebrated in al large cities for the
Of Private Diseases, is now offered to the Of
ficted and WARRANTED 10 CuRs all diseases Of the
Genital Organs Of either sex, male or female, in
a few days.
Dr. Bakers Specific,
Of Spermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused BY self abuse, or excessive in.
dulgonce. which 10 now 80 fearfally prevalent in
oil psrts Of The country.
mr.. Makers speciAc,
Il great healing, purifying al self.cutina
wS 1ssssns e needles. aid Or ' S.S
sslv, aud avoid ell chance Of exposure and tdin
BY isneraet, pretending doctors.
Vs.. Dr. Dakerr's lnascsasn.
= n. BIN cases Of GouorrheA, elect and Stric-
-yure, DR.. Bakers Injection n recommended
to be used in conjunction with thesSpeci6c, - 4
materially aids in subduing tie innampa(iSu
and stopping tine discharge. both are fecpm-
mended TO Sc used in these eomplaislp.
e treatiss Oh sexual diseases called the
s.aslf 1nstractor," aecoapenies sach beltle Of
the Specific. =
Prle-R. Bsapr's9 Specific, $3.50 per bottle.
PrHe-Dr. BAkefs Injection, 81 per bottle y
Priee-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents; Tes
male Injecting Syringe. SO cents.
Sent BY Express 10 ell parts Of the country on
receipt OF me- sd tive INC cents 1d1itidnal
to pay for p.s ;9e; = Cd ~ PR
CO. No, = Nfth Fly ST II 1o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

A little, keen, bright-eysd girl Of four
ysarsgpn visit one svsalne was tsiag help,
I'd on The knee - > 6ptle BAN fieq ar
on being told BY her mother that she was
too large baby to helA reterted .aluoqt
Immediately, accompanying her words With
IN emphatic gesture: why, eisls 10 ysars
ysasa pld at on laps aud yea yealdn't sall
theo bo6jse, wodld tou r ~" 4'i@ Try
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

The v001tO u the Do0kD 81
France.
OF the vast additions 70 the buildings Of
the Bank Of France nov ID progress, BE- col
lars are the most important part, being
destined to rscsive, like the old ones, the
metallic reserve Of the establishment,
amounting generally 10 several hundred
millions Of Francs. The walls Of these
vaults, says . correspondent, are Of stupeu.
dous thickness. On descending the first
steps leading to their entrance, the first
obstacle 10 an iron door, locked with three
keys, one of which 10 in the hands Of the
governor ofthe bank, the second is kept by
the cashier, and the third BY the censor !:
90 thst this door cannot be opened without
the Simultaneous consent Of these three
functiouaries. The 6rst compartment osn-
tains the funds for current use. The safe
kept here 10 30 curiously constructed that
il you do not know the secret Of its COM
struction the slightest touch anywhere
will ct noisy alarm agoing, loud enough
TO startle I'll the inmates Of the ss!ablish-
msnt. The next compartment 10 circular,
and l. called the serre; it cannot DO enters
cd without the same ceremonial, and it is
fitted up with fire proof shelves- 1t con.
tains Ill the important deeds, notes end
papers belonging 70 The bank also depos>
its Of private pefuous. Here the Duke Of
Brunswick used - leave his jewels, prsvi-
Gus TO going on tDuEney. After the Sssrs
come the vaults, psopafly SO called, the en-
trance to which 10 eaeeBd by a iron door
secured by several conbination locks; j,
turns on central ptvots liks italian doors
II gives accesa In = call hOln. containing q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

1on1TR AND 0An1ARA1nLk
~ - civ .sAa.s - - - -. $500
Lrof 2 o. 81, O. =. -
Il Isr2 = q 4kis, ! ~ Csss
= ~ n&wTaf o. q -
~ NO 5Sel|ss9, P5Is6, Dlsle600,
I'm. foples - The Fee, 0eitss. khss'
-.sism. DronnY & 0n1e1, Liver IT,
s,sssnt Disee6siA Nssv6ao A9ec6onss
Generel DEBILITY, I'll Chronic Dieeaees.
snd iii Diseases arising l6tkDA( OsN
Mercury.
1s =. - Sssseis q 4sll.w B.s
sdHnes Bardock, and the Iodiss e Poiss,sn; ~. ~
s asR aas.i pssp - ~ NV - 10y l.gssc
e as.l process: sOs oss., q. e@n!vv1 "a
:s':;s 81; s:cSis66 q
~ IN 49, hinnnn1l
6r6eRfhg 1I4oD, UrsAsu0W ss''s " n'
nf. t66teFly,s aline 49,
GGiSoD 10 S
s..rrs1.x1e thS%cA - oe4ssA q $500 Ia
FarifTine u BIood, psedscing healthy ssace
Inn add - s:ast:ess szp:Rnias gu. sa ~. RI
~ ~ 8iSrasls how NE md octivi9 ~ - 49,
-: IS f., sSSse " 4 4
scscioSs n % many dilersat conplsiiss. no oss
medcsS ON compare ~ I'D On
Or. .Easterly1s 1oj1fhe aAd
SarSapArilla o."
Tor e euse Il e1ollla. ebsIsessp pc 81, Tss4
aes Ssitl Hch, iiiiaels Si1nes, 4 iso1{ Scntches
ssd 4: EP;ens e Is sEM RI for the sqfs
Crillev'e SaN Rheun and TetteI
Ointment
L. valuable assistant to he Iodine and eafsapesl
IN subdufne the disease. 1he Iodine and Sarssperil
pnSines the Blood and ssmOves the caaee, and y
ointment heals the Sores end kills the disease, an
| thus speedy and permanent cure y snected bou
are RECOMMENDED to be used for these complaints.
DR.. Dasterly's Iodine 4 Safsaparilll
IL rapidly superceding IN other sanapayillat -
Blood Purifying Mcdicinco. Nearly Ill tho old e!
obsolete while his Il every day increasing npopula
favor Druggists and dealssA who f0flnesy purchase
by the dozen, now order By the Gross end Rye Gro
q ST. tn II Z s:rr.nssd g. Time: STk0Soss
lila q Blood Pnrtyln0 4sdtuiee nov 0nseed 70 =
Public. Or no money win be taken fortt. 4hsres''
lpf. Easterly's Iodine Z safsaparill
And take nothing else.
Plice-ths Iodine and sarsaparia, 41.u1 per bottle.
Price-0ndley's salt Rhssm and Tstter Ointmen
Prepared and sold By Dr.. Z. Essterly 4 Co.. No.
North Yifth sirsss. s. louis. No sold seir Brans
Family Medicine Store, No. W Aadiaoa stzsee, ca
cago. Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

4 OesshassacaaI Ta,cx.- gentleman
fWaehington hasbreeght = sstioa &r
10000 DAMAGE Against General TerrT.
commanding d Rloh6ond, for iniur;es
esonitaea. aupinsG hia ~ ~ family While
temporarily sejeusning in virginia NJ
eannees three months after he war had
eadsd: Essa Secretary Stanton 'disap.
eeo.eo tnas ohcse's ~. but W learn from
tns Intslllgoocer that the counsel Of the
0soesA hes adoptsd the extraordinary ex
1900 q peeeusing iron Oeagrsss 8 nsw
-. framed BY himself, 70 ilt The eoee.
O3e~ Jeees. end thus stop Tie suit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

- 1he syMpe000 ab0vc described Of each stays
siare with which Won sufFer They viii e6ectnaiv
cure you.
treatise on eyphiitic D1seasea giving plain direc
tons to the different stages, occU0pxnies each
package Of the medlcine.
n b-DR MARKp SYPH1IrT1C CURE AND
PILLS nfallible cure for RHEUMATISM, no
the cnuec ard the cure is certain and permanent.
Price - 90 per package.
The Medicines will be sent by express to all parts Of
the Country receipt Of the money and 70 cents ad
ditOnal to pay for boxing and shipping.
Prepared and sold by DR. +. EAsrERLr & Co.. No
20 North Firth street, st. Louis, NO. and at theii
Branch Store. No. 70, Madison st., Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

WlNNLOW & CHRISTENSEN,
BANKERS,
- la SALE ST., CHICAGO.
Buy and Sell Exchange on NV YoRx, LONDON,
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Specie and Government Securities bought and
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transacted. novl3-d dem