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noAHD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEs.
REGULAR SESSION.

CRY HALL. NEW ORLEANS,
February %, 1869.
The board MET in regular session pursuant to
adjournment.
Present-Presdent Kearny in the chair, and
Messrs. Rose; Aitkens, Pemberton. Camp,
Sturcken, Fisbsr. Morphy, Pandely, Farrell and
Breen.
The resdingPf the minutes Of the last meeting
was on motonb dispensed with.
The following communication from the street
commissioner, accompanied by a communication
from the mayors secretary, was read:
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,l
Room No. z, City Hall,
New Orleans, February %, 1869.
To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen city Of New
Orleans:
Gentlemen y Numerous complaints are fire..
ouently made 70 me by citizens of the almost i'm
passable condition ofmany of the streets, causing
frequent delsyf 10 the transportation OF merchan-
disc and in sOine instances serious loss to owners
of drays and other vehicles. who are not in good
condition to meet them. They argue that as they
are called upop TO pay promptly heavy city and
other taxes, they have right to some immediate
relief at my hands, which though concede TO
oe correct / sh quite poweress TO give them, in
consequence OF not having had for some time any
material wberewith to make the necessary repairs.
therefore deem it my duty to ask your honorable
body to take this subject under your consideration
ana deVso soEla way ny wnicn Shall DC enaDleu
TO procure ballast. etc., for immediate use, and
stay the csuses OF complaint.
/ also take; this occasion to respectfully ask
your advice with regard to my duties under ordi.
nance No. ll4,, N. s., relative to public shows.
etc.. as in attempting 10 put 1t in force recently
have been restrained by letter from his honor
the mayor, q copy of which is herewith inclosed
for your perueal.
Awaiting your Instructions,
Ii AMI very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOSEPH MURPHY,
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CITY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
February %, 1869.
4 in regular session pursuant to
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TO The Honorabe The Ooon OouncI Board OF AsastAlt
Aldermen:
Gendemen-The undersigned, chairman of the
committee on streets and landings, respectfully
submits this, a minority report:
Favorably on the resolution authorizing all per-
sons doing business under the State law estab-
fishing free markets, to cover the floors of the
same with zinc, secured with copper nails. in hen
of tagging, on the ground that the expense in.
Cured for the latter would be so great that bat
few could take advantage Of the benefits derived
from the act.
Respectfully submitted.
GERALD FARRELL,
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Mr.. Pandely submitted the following resolution,
which was adopted on its several readings unanl
mously:
Resolved, That the city surveyor and the super
intendent Of the Water Works be and they are
hereby authorized and requested to cause the
necessary fire plugs to be at once placed on the
line of Delta street from Common to Delord
street.
The special committee to whom was referred
the mayors message relative to the Bazaar Mar
ket, Second District, submitted the following re-
port:
NEW ORLEANS, Cry HALL,
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For all the foregoing adiudications the necessary
resolutions are presented for adoption.
\. GERALD FARRELL. Chairman.
g. PANDELY.
II. T. STURCKEN,

Mr.. Farrell, dissenting from the above so far as
the resolution providing for the flooring Of the
free markets was involved. submitted the follow
ing minority report:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
MILLINERY GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS lfld sto.
AVA " sHHf9F mW ,sI1oho ~ Il
..-. .H. .-T.gf f.. d.
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers etc.

Ms. swander has lust received her Fall and Wmter
stock OF Millinery goods, and II y CONCEDED on ~
hands 10 be thu most att active ard variety
desirable in ..' t..4.fs ~ 81 ..f..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-04
Hats, hornets, Flowers, yeivets, Ribbons
Hoisery, BaImoraIs, breakfast shawis

ana ancy goods generally she has provided in album
dance.
The ladies of Cairo and vicinity ore invited to call
aud spect the stock, Mrs feels assured con,
t,ns articles that win greatly please every one Call
a. her store on Commercial Aysrpe between sth ylh
streets. &c ." IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
CHICAGO

CsIcAoo, March o. Wsshin gton specials
are laden With Cabinet runners. but all are
evidently mere speculation. Stewart has
not resigned but proposes to make IN ab
soluts transfer Of oil the interests and
profits which may be derived from carrying
on his business during his official term, TO
three trustees, who are 10 manage the af
fairs and appropriate the profits 10 the pub
lie charities OF New York. This propesi :
ton WAS submitted TO several eminent law
yers who all agree It would not obviats the
law. Mr.. Boutwel's friends now feel COM
ildsnt Of his appointment.
Gen. A. J. Smiths namo for Postmaster
at st. Louis, will soon be sent in.
Gen. Sheridan has been summoned to
Washington.
Immediately an informal meeting will be
held, Of the Democratic Senators who are
determined to oppose the passage of any
resolution TO relieve Mr. Stewart Mr..
Stewart recommends David A. Wells for
Secretary Of tho Treasury in case be resiyns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

NEW YORK. March "a case uuder
Civil Rights Law, 10 At present before tho
Court Of Commons Pleas. Harriet Jacobs.
c9lored woman, in Savannah, sues the At.
lan,ic Navigation Co., for i've thousand
dollars damages. in refusing to let her oc.
cupy the first cabin Of the steamship, on
trip from Savannah to New York, in July,
two years ago. The case will be resumed
this morning.
Judge HoArs, Of Massachusetts,. passed
through here yesterday, en- route for
Washington.
The Chairman OF the ComDittee Of the
Working Mems Union, yssttrdy, failed to
obtaia any recognition st the hands Of the
CommonCouncil In the matter Of the trans-
fer Of the corporation printing, from Wyn-
coop 4 Co., TO some firm willing 70 pay
compositors Union prices. They returned
10 the Swesny's Hotel deeply mortified at
the result Of their mission. 1t was agreed
that some action should be taken 10 regard
the matter. A mass meeting Of working
men will DO held.
The Herald says the war sgainst the
standardization has already msnced.-
Gen Grant has to fight another battle Of
Belmont; but this time il is with politicians
not Southern Rebels. II says Grant
should not yield to the faction Of Radical
poliilcisns, bu, should stick 10 his appoint
ment Of Stewart, and make the fight on
him test Of loyalty in Congress to his
administration. lie has the people wish
him now. and they will 60 with him on
| this question il he maintains his accus-
toned tirmness, and carries out his iesolu.
ton to purge the Treasury Department Of
corruption and lnefiicisncy. The wtisksy
and other corrupt rings in and around Con-
gross will flourish ~ ever, unless Grant
breaks the poser Of the Radical faction Of
pdliticiabs.
A Washington special says the Treasury
ship was offered 20 Boutwell,. but he de-
clin,d. The Postmastef Generalship and
then Secretary Of State we're offered 10 Mr..
" iison Of Iowa, who declined all
Another despatch says Bowie does not
wish his Office that Stewart, 1t late hour
last night, finally decided 70 resign.
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WASHlleIoN.
WAsarnsrax. March 8. Is

WARRINGTON, March 3, 1869. 4
The Pssidsnt will receive official calls at
bis Office each day between H. and IL
o'clock. and alter IL o'clock no one will b
adnitted excepting Cabinet officers and
those having special engagements A cab
met meeting will be held At IL o'clock on
Tuesdsys and Fridays. o. Tuesday the
Presidents office will be thrown open 10
general visitors between 10 and u o'clock.
The friends Of John A. Griswold, Of New
York, are anticipating change in the eAbi-
net, and are urgently pressing him for Sec
rotary Of the Navy.
Various rumors prevailed to-day, not n
" a, the Capitol. but throughout che city,
relative to Cabinet changes. They we're
founded more on what politicians desired
10 &C .omplish than in any approximation
to the facts II was stated 10 the Rspubli-
can caucus that President Grant would
withdraw his rcquest for modification Of
the act establishing the Treasury Depart
ment, and this, il was thought. would ne.
cessi,ate tho withdrawal Of Stewart, end
hence necessarily induce . chsngs in the
Cabinet programme. But Mr.. Stewart has
not retired, aud the statement is made on
coed authority that he has been oushout
III tut nCCoIu WIN OeuGI ~ Vu0uts 0uu SDot
It has been distinctly understood between
them that he will pot allow himself or his
appointment 10 smbarrass President Giant
in the slightest degree; aud il il shall b.
found inexpedient by Congress to relieve
Mr.. Stewart, it 10 undsrsteod he will with.
draw. Mr.. Stewart, however, will not re-
ceds il he can accommodate his extensive
business connections - ss to obviats the
difficulty, and 10 this view he has offered TO
make On sbsolute transfer and d sposition
Of oil profits aud interests which may Be
derived from bis business while he remains
in sficc the transfer to be made to three
eminent gentlemen and trustees, wbs shall
have absolute disposal Of the profit and
revenue Tor the use Of public charity in the
city oil New York, the trustees to select the
charities and TO be vested with absolute
controland power in the ms tter-Ar. Stew
art thereby - divsst himself Of any inter
est whatever in his business.
Tho number Of Office seekers iucre,t %.
Hundreds were at the Capitol TO day.
Cards were continually sent iuteths Sen.
ate TO call the Republican nsmbsrs Ut,
and when that body adjourned the appl-
cants rushed into the chambers to press
their business on the attention Of Senators.
Apart from such proceedings, efforts are
being made BY subordinates in the various
departments to procure Bureau and other
higher positions, in anticipation Of reno
walls.
In = conversation with Blaine, the Pres
ident said that as Speaker Of the House and
under tho circumstances, he had right to
know, and he would therefore be frank and
say to him that Mr.. Stewart had concluded
to resign, and the Massachusetts delegation
would withdraw Mr.. Hoar A. the laltsr's
request. and he would appoint Governor
Boutwell, as Secretary Of the Treasury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
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new Y0hk.

NKw YoRk. March s.--The Express ssys
the chieft topic Of cdnversation in finaneisl
circles to day was the political situation at
Washington. Early in the day Mr.. Stew.
arts resignation WAS reported, and was
quickly followed BY the announcement that
Mr.. Boutwell, would succeed him. This
was succeeded by kilograms that Mr.. Bout.
wells chances were slim, and that Mr..
Stewart had requested the President to sp.
point David A. Wells, coupled with the re-
port that the President had asked until to-
morrow to consider it, and that the Senate
had adjourned.
The latest kilograms reported great exc
Citemsnt in political circles in Washington.
These varied reports created an unsettled
ieslio & here, aud gold iluctuatcd frequently,
ty which operations in Government were
checked to a great extent. The most in
tense interest is manifested in relation to
the new Cabinet and the new Secretary and
his policy. Tho question OF certifying
checks by banks for brokers, b.fcre the
funds are in bank attracted much attention.
The banks have not yet received official
notification Of the passage Of the law from
the Comptro Ter Of the Currency, but many
Of them refused to certify to day. while 9th
crs continued the cid policy Of the law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

me all apple a,ioas for relief fsom political
disabilities, TO consist Of four Senator'S and
four Representatives.
Mr.. Morton introduced joint resolution
10 refund 70 the States the interest and re
port on tne money advanced or borrowed
to equip troops for the United States ser
vice.
Referred 10 the Military Committee.
The bills heretofore laid on the table
vera referred to the appropriate Cm
mittees.
The District Of Columbia Equal Rights
bill. reported by The late President, was
taken up and passed.
Rev. DR.. Newman was elected Chaplain,
receiving 90 Of the 6l votes cast.
Mr.. pomeroy introduced bill for secur
ing equal rights in the Distric. of Columbia
1t strikss out tho word male. The one
already pat strikes out the word white.
Referred to the Committee on the Dis
tIict ef Coiumhie.
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LATE NEWS
NJ TELEG Rim.
EOHrY.ElRsT conc Ss EsS.

WASHINGTON, March S.-SsNAr.-Messr0
Howe and Cameron denied making certain
speeches attributed to them, relative 10 Mr..
Bowie.
Mr.. Conklin introduced . bill prohibits
ing secret sales or purchases Of gold by tho
government.
II fcrr,d
The bill supplementary to the National
Currency Act. was referred to the Finance
COMMITTEE.
The bill for the better protection Of the
lives Os passengers on steam vessels, was
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
The bill granting an annual pension If
"a. 900 to Mrs. Lincoln vas referred to the
Pension Committee.
The following Committees were an.
nounced:
o. Foreign Relations Sumner, Chair-
man Fesssnden, Cameron, Harlan, Mor>
ton, Patterson aud Cassidy.
On Commerce-Chandlsr, Chairmaa
Corbett. Kellogg, Spencer, Conkling, Buck
i'gham, and V,oksrs.
On Finance Sherman, Chairman Wil>
liams. CAsteil, Morrill,, Warner, Fsnton and
Packard.
On Manufactures Morton, Chairman
Yates, Roberstop, Boreman, and NcDon>
aid.
On Agriculture Cameron. Chairman
Robertson, Upton. Gilbert. and McCres.
~.
% Appropriate s6s-F ssssndsu, Ohair>
man Grimes, Wilson, Cole, Spraguc, Saw
yer and Stockton.
ION Military Wilson, ChaiSman:
Howard, Cameron, Morton, Thsyst, Abs
bolt and Schurz.
On Naval AfFairs-Gsimes, Chairman
Anthony, Cragin, Nye, Drake, Scott, and
Stockton.
On Judiciary-Truubull, Chairuan
Stewart. Edmords, Cenklin, Rice. Caspen.
ter and Thurman.
On Post Offices and ssPost Roads-Ran-
sey, Chairman Pomsrey. Mcdonald Hat
Ian, Cole, Gilbert and Thurman.
On Public Lsnds- Pomsroy, Chairman:
Williams, Upton, Osborne, Warner,
Sprague aud Cassidy.
On Private Land Claims Williams
Chairman FERRY, Sawyer, KellOg, Bay
y On Indian AGairs--Harlan. Chairman
Ross. orbstt, Th.yer, Buckingham, Poole
and sDavis.
Ga rensions--E imunds, Chairman; Tin
ton. Spencer. Pratt. Brownlow, Schurx,
McCresry
Ga Revolutionary Claims-Yates. Chair.
man Poole, Fowler, Brownlew, Sauls-
bury.
On Ciaims-Hcws, Chat, man WILEY.
Scott, Sprague, Robertson, Pratt, and Da,
Wis.
o. District Of Csluabia- Hamlin. Chair
man Patterson, sumner. Rice, Harris,
Pratt, vicke,s.
Ga Pa,snts--Willev. Chairman Ferry,
Carpenter. Osborne. Norton.
IN Tsrritories-Nye. Chairoan; Cragis,
Mcdowell, Schurs, Howard. MeOrsery.
On Pacific Rsilroad Chair
nan; Sherman, Ramsey, Abbott Fsusos,
Scott.
% Mines and Mining Stewsrt, Chair
man Chandler, AnthoDy, Yatss, Ros..
Salisbury, Fowler
On Revision of Lass of the United States
-Conklne, Chairman Sumner, Carpen-
ter Poole. Bayard.
TO Audit and Control Contingent Ex-
penses Of the Sena,e-Crsgin, Chairman
Edmunds. Dawes.
On Printing Anthony. Chairman Har.
Ga Library-Castsll, Chairman; Hoxe,
Fessenden.
On Enrolled Bills-Thay,r, Chairman
Patterson, Abbott.
On Engrossed Bhls-Rsss, ChaiiUsa
insham, Norton.
On kdueation-Drake, Chairman Nor
ri'l. Pomsroy, Sowysr Ocrbstl
jS;ne eemmittes wss esderod u exam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
Foreign News by Altar eic Ii able.

MADKiS, March On the cortsz yester.
day, . stormy debate occurred on the future
form Of the Government. The republicans
demanded tho removal Of Marshal Mont
pensicr, and accused the government Of
trying to smugglo him into the country.
As King Prm defended Montpsnsier,
ropste preferred Montpenser as King, 10 a
Republic. Scrrano defended the course OF
the Government in choosing = ruler, - it
had been left TO the cortez. but this repub-
lican pressure on the chamber is wrong.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
CESSATION or the MENsEs

This generally takes place between the ages
efSo and NIFTY. Whenever Chronic. terofulOus.
Nervous Vorxsnic, or other diseases exist IN the
female system dur,sg the time OF her menstrual
existence, much oftheso diseased accumulatioos
are dismissed with tne regular discharge, bat
when tho uterus 10 not IN . condition to per
form the function .: msnstruatisn, the aecumu
lated ha nors ssd desAyed products Of disease,
falling 10 escape through the channels shat Tor
Spyears sr moro we're opsn. are thrown back
upon the circulation, attacking svsrv tissus and
origin IN the system-Luass, kidnsys. skin,
StYln ,ch. Liver. Eyss. Nose, Nammarv 0laods,
SIP cen IN fact all parts Of the system become
involved, aud diseases, habit, and condition,
With symp'oms never before sspsrisuced ere.
sadssed aud instead OF being treated ~ men.
atruai csss .ton aud its consequences, take used-
teisc 70 relieve the symptoms, and thus through
SERIOUS mistakes thousands die whereas. II IN
those case. kADAWAl'S SAK5A "A LILLIAN
kE9OLvkNT 10 taken 10 prepare the system TO
undergo tbs CHANGE or LIFE, and dur ng
tas process all these difficulties will be avoideu,
aud whatever diseases exists IN the system will
be . N sted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
ERIFF'3 SALE.


Ta1 AsAss o. Iowa,
2ecstt County.
In the Diatrics Court Of scs.t County. State 81
Iowa. -
~ virtue u general execution ISSUED from
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Ceurs u
cccts Osussy. Btats Of Iowa, IL faves Of
Spisr Whitaker. and against Wil'iamll. Psarsdl,
J. 8. Gobis, Joel Palmer and 4. J. Palmer.
dated March 9Th, 1858, and - ne directed, Ssa.
nasdisk ne thst sftks goods. shstssls, seek
Or interest il asy Company. dsbts due, properly
in tie hands ofihird persons, lands and tsss-
r,snts (which are not exempt BY Law ffsu Ere
eutios, Of The said william H. Pssssoll, J. 3.
Gobls, joel Palmer and A. J. Palmer, I make Or
cause 10 be made the sun q thirteen hundred
and Say three aad $500 dollars, levied up
on the following described Real Estate, lyiss
ed tsing situated il the esssty Of 6ssts asd
State Of fewo, vls: Lot three ~, and the
sossk kfsssn (is} feet If lot four (ly in blsek
~ ~, n Davenport asd Rogers Addition IN
~ City Il - Claire. ~ lsts sss ~ two ~
three ~ foar ~ i've (s) and six ts), ID b,sek
len tloh IN The tswA q Parkhurst, asd one
undivided sss third % intsrest in lot twelve
~. in bleek three (s). in Davenport and Reg
srs Addition 10 The city Of L. Claire.
And hereby give public notice that shall
sfer for sale at public cutlery. at the Court
House door, in the City Of Dsv-
export. County of Scott and State Of lows, On
Saturday the lota day Of April, 1859. bst~ssa
The hoars Of o'clock .. 10. and 4s'eleck p. =
u said day. sale 10 commence At the hour Of 80
e'eleek, p. n, Of said day, and will sell.te The
highest asd best bidder therefor. In cash. the
ssovs described property, ,r suecisnt thsrsf
10 satisfy the above debt, with interest ed
costs.
Dated this Glib day Of Msssh. l5ss.
OUS1AvUS SCHHlT0xB,
A.sS r :z1s Sheriff Of Scott Cesnty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
CONNIE RclAL.
W EEKU.Y N A RKET REPORT
Ovrics DAvEHPoar DsnocaAr,(
March 3, 1859.

March 3. 1859.
Since our last report there has bssn ne very
excited condition of the market to chronicle.
In Dry goods no change has been visible. The
market remains quiet and steady and hrm but
ne I'D vance reported. The spring trade has not
fairly opened yet, but business il expected to
iiven up considerable within the next ten or If
teen days. Our dealers are now busily prepar
ing for tho spring and summer campaign.he W
consignment being received daily.
In Groceries there is ne change thousha gen
eral impression prevails that sugars will still 90
higher Other staples are firm at quotations.
trade remaining dul! except for present de-
nands,
Lumber 10 firm ct quoted pricss, snd il il
IL ought that with the prospects Of high water at
the North, lumber may materially dsersass 10
price during the coming season. An immense
amount sflunbsr 10 expected down this season.
In Seeds. soothing 10 particular 10 doins - yet.
Farmers Asvs not commenced 10 trade sxceptip
limited suastisies
tlous--whelesais. 600; retail. o1ee..
WusAs-Ns. !. ecc&si.ee
HAaLss-Ne l.el.As0i.sc.
OAss-Seets4
RY.-Ne receipts.
Conx--New, ~.
oKIons No receipts.
PorArons Ne MARKET
Bgsrss- $3.50. per 4.
Eo0s-15s
0snn Arprss-el.7s per tusns,.
hAY-0ood Timothy ti2oeAei4. per tn
Prairie tl2o 90 per tor. Slough. t0.00.
CoAL-.soft wagons. lse y bnshel.
WooD-&s.0e. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

With its gloomy attsndants,-lsw spirits. -
preston, involuntary emissioas. loss Of semen.
spsruatsrrhsa loss Of power. dlssy hssi. loss
Of memory. sad threatened Iinposenes and in
becilisy, find . sovereign cure il Hunphrsys'
Homeopathic Specific. Ne. 70. Composed 81
the NEST valuable. mild snd pstsst Csrssives
they STRIKE u once q the root u The matter,
tone up NE systsm. arrest the discharges. sad
inpars usor ind snergy. lie hid vitality 70
10 satira nss. They hsvs eursl tASssands
Of eases. Price Is per package et siA eexss,
end vial. sr 81 per angie boz 1siS y Drug
gins, and sent BY mil gu receipt Or price. Ad-
dress Hsaphrsys' Specific Hseepashis Medi-
cine Co.. ss1 Sreadway. NewiYssk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
HAVANA.

HAVANA, March "A despatch from
Cienfucgos, dated Saturday, announces =
vigorous compsign has been commenced
by Gen. Letona, in that district.
Tho Trinidad Impartial Of the 9Th, says
the insurrectiou in tha. section 10 increas>
ing.
Advicos from the western department
state the sugar crop will 10 full.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

THR GRAND PROOF.

We are stating startling. solemn trath. The
9ssslvTSs, previous 70 iIs new cOmbiuotieu
secar "a iSis great want; for il cured msnv OF
0eestaiA. Sypains, 1snt, Rheumatism Dr eusv
FITS. AMI oiner carouic disesse,, Inherited Nv
tsansnssssens. as well ~ acquired bv expcsuve
N various ways. Ten. fiftesn and went,
years since, and many Of those then cured we're
attsrwAras uArvied, nad children, Who are nov
ssanA. st-osg sad healthy mea and beautiful
womea, and never cxhioitsd the lsess siSu Of
their parents former sickness.
Let the SarsapariliiaA Be taken BY every
woald-b mother daring pregnancy one tea
srooufcl twice or three times per day-if aDic-
ted With Aoy family Or other disease. A cure
for yourselves. aai . healthy, beautiful child
will De your reward. Price Of Dr. RAowAy's
SAs.arARILLIAx kssoLvExr By the bottle, one
dollar; siK bottles. i've dollars; one dex.n, ten
dollars Icss tina, IL charged for many OF the in
fsri,r SarsAparillas. Bucbus, &C., one bottle
containing mere OF the cuRArivs principal Of
sssrsapsriliau than ooe dozen Of the largest sire
Ia vogue; ssd ono bottle Of the Sarsaparillian
RssofveuI viii secure better DIuRfr.c effects in
II. Nidesy. Bisd6cr, Urinary, and Uterine Gem.
ula,ass. ID an one gallon Of the best approved
nsrha tiacturss aud washes, In vogue. The
esfsr,ag should read DR.. Railways new medi-
%, paoi,eA ,ioo called fsiso and rru,," and
Dr. Radway's Almanac for 1859. Csa be had
free Of charge Of all druggssts. FREE OF Rad
vsy's 0arssparillian Reeolvsst. q Per single
notsle. Of sbsttlss for o.. 1t IL: 81 Maiden
Lsas, Asw Ysk, aad 0rs0gssts svssywhsrs.