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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-08
BAYOU SARA AND SGW nELE8E2 L. :. MAIL
PACKETS n.%iL, LlAa,

We had been ady scd Of thrcoaleaplatod addition
thnt has been made, aud are ruly pleased to k iow
that IL has gone into operation. The following re
marks are from The Delta. All who have travelled
upon these boats viii agree that no NOR oncom'um
dian "a observed has hen gwen.
We dsira to call the attention Of our readers to
the advertiser Mt in 10 day. paper announcing this
line Of coast packets Last week wefpoke Of its cs
lablshmont AS II fixed fact, and that this week it
would go into operation: now we desire to speak of
The boat comprising it, and Of the officers in charge
of them. Heretofore We have described the .iag
boat" of the line, the renowned packet Laurel Hill !;
she is in charg" Of Captain Isaac Hooper, with Mr.
James Flower as chief clerk. Also we have noticed
the coast mirror Of the line the magnificent pack
ct Capitol she Is commanded by Captain Jane IT,
IRE, with Mr. Joseph Vincent MS chief clerk now in
turn we shall speak Of the Jewel OF the line the
swift packet G. d., Jr. She is just ont from the
hands Of the painter carpenter and cauker and is
every whit new boat. She merits in all respects.
more notice than we have time NOW TO give her; we
will say however, that for speed safety comfort and
good accommodations she is not behind either Of the
other packets and as she is hereafter, to make three
trips week, and the other packets only two trips
each, she will come under our notice much oflencr
than either Of them, and we will not fail to do her
justice. Her owners show what they think of her
abilities when she has to make three trips to two of
the other boats. They know full well what they can
do, and what sort of men they have on her. She is
to be commanded by Captain Eugene Lanoue with
Mr.. f. r. Mumiord rs chief clerk Better men, or
rather men better suited to the positions assigned
them, could not be found. They possess every re-
qustc to make the G. d., j., the most popular boat
Of the line. They are courteous TO passengers, at
tentiye to business, and correct and prompt men
can possibly be.
The G. d., Jr., is Differed equal to any boat. All
persons who have been accustomed TO travel on the
lower Mississippi packets viii recognize in her bar
keeper the eyer-pote and attentive John Mengcrs
he was last year in the same position on the Capitol
and is well known so also is the experienced steward
of the G. d., Jr., George James All who ever tray
eled on the Magnolia, while he was her steward, will
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-26
All OLD PRINTER.
We have in our employ, 40 old printe,

We have in our employ, an old printer
sevanty-six yean Of age, who commenced
his apprenticeship ag ssgSi,. yssEs ia. tie
Kings Printing Ofiics. London, in lfs4-
O. years ago. He was q soldier under
Sir John Moore, at Corunna, in Spain, in
1903. when he received ball in the right
arm. He was present at the burial of
Sir John Moore, and remembers the min
utest particulars Of the scene. lie was al
so with tho Duke Of Wellipgtap through
his whole campaign, and lost an ancIe
bone by grape shot in the battle Of Wa.
terloo. This old man, AFTER all his hard
service, is sti!l one of the swiitest and best
compositors we have ever known, and
though lame from his wounds is still able
at early morn and dewy eye" while
younger men are wasting the golden,
hours in sensual pleasure or snoring them,
AWAY. in bed, to ramblo over the fields and
through, the woods in search OF wild flow
era, with which he forms tempting bou-
qusts for the balles Of the villege, or graft
II the wisbes ofson.e fsyorite little girl. II
spesks we'll los the heart Of the soldier that,
all the ehild,ea. love. him. Blaeksions
QArexieM
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-26
5lisrelluplr.
From The Providence JyuynaL.
JOHN BURNYEAT, TIL 4 AKER
MISSIONARY.

John Burnyeat was distinguished
missionary and preacher Of tAc Society OF
Friends, and spent some tim in Rhode
Island. He received tile truth, in 1858,
and died in the Lord in Ireland in 1890"
Rrefixcd 10 his history is the es inony oil
George Fox, who states that Burny eat
travelled and preached in Ireland, Scot
land, Barbadoes, Virginia, Maryland, New
Jersey, Long Island, Rhode Island, and
up and down in New England aud had
many disputes with many priests and pro-
fessors that opposed the. truth; but the
Lord gave him dominion over all, to stop
the mouths Of gainsaycrs, aud he wac a
peace maker" Fox accompanied him in
bis travels from Maryland Through the
wilderness, and through many rivers and
desperate bogs, where they said never
EnglislIman or horse had travelled before"
They often lay out in the woods, at night,
and sometimes found shelte, in Indian
wigwams, and "msny times were hard
put to It for provisions" Following the
testimony Of several Friends relative to
Burnycat is an account Of his, ".conyiuce-
ment," and a journal Of his travels.
1t appears that John Burnyeat, like
many other sinners Of lis time, {" "discov.
cred the right path Of life through the
preaching Of George Fox. lie labored
several years ia England, Scotland and
Ireland, dispuling with, "the bireling
priests that fed themselves aud not the
people," He seems to have been quite
Jealous and fanatical Of his sect at the
time he lived, seeking every opportunity
TO dispute with the priests in their bell
houses" showing less charity for all other
Christian sects than the fanatics Of our
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-26

future that he has pictured for you it Is
not probable that with all nose he will
consent to your forming .. and un-
known connection"
"Sad would be the day, an bittar the
task, did feel called upon to break his
commands, or act contrary t, his wishes.
More than once hephantom f a fathers
curse has haunted me with its warning
and blighting presence, and l lave con-
stanlly shut out the dreaded apparition as
an object too horrible to conienplats.-
But Ellen you know the origin and pro.
gress of our love--you know that the
passion has grown with my youth and is
strengthened with my inanhood-vou
know that mine is no common love, an
will not live without its object. have
said that the terrible and chas.lv .,ec
ire Of parents anathema has shown
me its horrd visage, but I feel that ,bC
fiat has already sounded its decree. On,
aearts are blended together as one: and
though tho cords that bind them NAV
be severed by a stern and cruel expedien.
cy; yet there is protecting barrier moro
potent and sacred than any cxpcdiency
1t is the solemn pledge Of our hands
You know they have long been pledged
-rash'y perhaps, but still irrevocably. and
as well may all human efforts at.cmpt to
hnrl yondcr bright star from its proud no
si,ion, as to attempt to induce me TO de.
sert that young heart, that have sworn
TO protect forever. l have as YOU have
done Ellen, reflected well and maturel,
upon this matter, and although I do no,
give up all hope of an agreeable and han.
py termination, still should it be otherwise
and our worst fears arc realized, then NAV
God help me, for cannot desert Jose
phine, no never -! never ~
After pause Of few moments dura
ton Edward resumed:
"You do not speak Ellen-you lisap
prove Of my words? 2"
Il cannot say that Edward, but il yor
have resolved TO do that which you have
intimated TO me, then must say that
tremhle for the consequences"
"Iou think that am wrong Ellen and
the expressions have used are not in nc
cor1ance with the duty that owe to my
relativa!"
al have no right to Judge your word,
Edward, but would have you to retlec,
and ponder well, now before the crisis ar
rives, of the effect your actions NAV hav,
upon father. You know his affection fo
you, and that in you rests the hope, tn,
joy and the ambition Of his declining
years !; his. whole life has been one of un
interrupted success, and If yor ,hwart him
now in perhaps the highest object of hi.
life, and one that he has probably nurseJ
from your cradle, fear you no, Edward
that it will kill him!"
"Why should thwart him or VIII,
should not my career in lie be the sam,
with Josephine Edwards rs with any on,
else Will sla not adorn the path il
life fDr which you think I am. fitted I"
"She would adorn any station, and
trust that whatever you do vii. terminal,
for the best, but should it unfortunatcl,
be in opposition to the will of Others, ,hel
| beg You to let the evil day be deferre,
as long as possible"
AS Ellen pronounced these last words
she kissed her brothers cheek and lel
him alone TO contemplate The future
which 10 him, doubtless appeared gloomy
TO BE coNrINuLp.]
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-26

Is elden TINA unmarried women used,
te wear . scarlet pOtticoat during lsap. d.
year. Hthey showed the edge Of tbia.
garment TO any man, he Vas boued to.
marry them, but could buy himself of by.
presenting the lady with now gowRs-A
cheap alternative,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-26

kpowle'ge IS Power,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-03-26

Chain'd to Party's arbitrary sway,
We clcavc to truth wherc'cr She ipnds shc way.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

SOMETHING OF FLoUR DEPOr.-A
great addition has been made TO the harbor
facilities os Buffalo, BY the construction of
the Erie Basin, near the mouth Of the
Creek. 1t is destined tc attract most Of
The commerce Of this greatest Of our in
land ports. A single slip in this BASIN, the
Colt Slip, will hold twenty Of the ordinary
Lake Propellers. Upon its west side i, a
Freight Depot three stories high, whose
ground floor alone will hold l25, 900 barrels
of Flour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

ORaAN GRINDER. We long since
made ~. Quar- mind moi To notice the exist
Snes Of the Organ, well knowing that from
Temperance paper it had turned sum
pnerset in'o the Black Republican ranks,
and by SO doing had lost nearly all its sub
scribers and all the respect of temperance
men Of both parties.
But last week il seized upon typograph.
ical error in our notice OF the Republican
Ratification Meeting, and spins out faol.
ish article which neither does credit Ia the
paper or 10 the Grinder. It also finds
room for comments upoA an extract which
We took from an exchange, referring to
tn deus Stevens, indulg ing in its accustou,.
et falsehOod and slang.
/. The Organ has gone down SO deep into
the abyss Of forgetfulness, that few would
hear Of its existence, except for the notice
we occasionally give Of its perversion Of
truth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

FREMONT IN CALIYoRNIA.-There are
(remarks a contemporary )but two politi-
cal parties in California the demo cratic
and the know nothing. The democratic
party is cordially united upon Buchanan
and Breckinridge. Tho know hing
State council has declared for Fillmore
and Donelson with great unanimity and
will support that ticket. Free Soil ism
has no strength there. So Mr. Fremont
has no party in the State be processes to
call his home.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07


The SEASON, CKors, HEArH, b.
slNEss.--The season thus far has been
very favorable. AT one time fears were
entertained by many that the lack Of rain
would produce short crops, but the fire.
.qusnt rains Of the last fortnight, followed
by wsrm and pleasant weather, have bro't
forward the grain and other crops, SO that,
although the general crop may not exceed
an average one, still we have promise of
abundance. The fruit crop, 10 not on the
whole, so favorable. 1t islight, but what
there is will be Of fair quality. The health
Of our city and surrounding country was
never better than at this time. Bushes in
all departments is good, in short, unusual
prosperity prevails. Truly is the country
prosperous and happy" Naught else is
wanting to make contented people, but
the cultivation Of the social relations more
literally, and slight modiGc alton of polit-
ical bitterness. which many, probably too
many carry to "a extent tina. impairs their
friendly feelings, and embitters their peace
Of mind. From such little "indiscretions'
and "frailties," "gpod Lord deliver u.s."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

A SwELvHRER.-Ycstcrday was hot,
yes hottes than the law allows, and ap-
preaching nigh unto the temperature Of
boiling water. Al acquaintance Of ours
esapt three boys and a eIcthes line busy all
day drying haadkerchiefs cor him. He
spntthe greater portion OF the evening
overheard.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

-Ex.J sdgs Ednonds, the spisitaalist,
having been released from tho Lunstio
Asylum, bee como oue foS ERenost.-
Pete Morsis, the comic singer, declared
for | emons the ssms eHsning. SO tbs
party in one evening obtained two strict
~ representative nsn--s cAsy man and
Q buifooA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07
C.ngrc...onn,Arp
BEAR IT IN MIND!

Shepherd Letter, the Democratic
nominee for Congress in this District
will address the citizens If Scott Co.,,
at the Court House this evening ut Z
o'clock. Democrat. will 'takc due
notice." and liz there one and all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

II You would keep cool this hot
weather, keep your nmiability above par,
aud avoid wooIlcn. A fit Of passion will
raise the the thermometer fifteen degrees
IN . jill. Once more We say don't wrangle,
leave such 'hings 10 politicians and D.
DIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

'GREAT SALE" This is the head
Of an advertisement, N another column
Read It and so ~. xamiue the goods, and
prepare 10 make good bargains at the sale
We refer TO the notice signed ApAMsoN l.
RAyp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

ca" PlainGcld New Jersey Union
Essex county, for tho last twelve years
whig has hoistej tho Buchanan flag
The editor Gays the whig party being bro
ken up, he goes back to the political
faith in which he WAS brought ur.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07
LEADED SPECIAL NOTICES,

uopertsnt - feoales-Ds. CAeesoanss
Piis.-1hs combinations OF ing clients these Pills
arr the result Of hong and extensive practice They
are mild IN their operation, and In correcting
all irreeuiartias. painful mcnstrustion removing al
ebstrucissns, whether from coad Or otherwise head
sehe pain In tha side palpta,ion Of the hear, disturb
cd sieep, which arise from interruption Of nature
tn can be successfully use As q preventive III se
pills should never be taken In pregnancy, - they
would sure 10 cause carriage. Warrsnted pure
y vegetable, and free from anything Injurious - life
OF health. Explicit directions, which should 10 read
accompany each b'x. Price o. for sale b. the
Druggists in Davenport, and Hines l. Clippenger,
Rock Island Sent by mail by iuclo.ing a To DR. Cor
neius L. Che'senian, No. ly2 Broadway, Nss York.
Ue30-dswInl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07


A KAksAs WAST.-A correspondent OF
The uillsdals 0asette, after mention
Ing rides and some other things, which
hs says they do not want in Kansas,
statss . real nscsssity % follows:
"a young Nissourian came to nv o.
Nee yesterday on business, having left his
claim about one hundred miles west, q
few days since, whore he had been liy-
ing shout four months. He said among
other things, .'there are plenty Of men
Up there, but have not seen . woman
for about four mooths. There 10 On II.
lieois osn up there Who hes got NO.
Msa's dress, and carries Il round for q
chow charging one dollar . eight. and
h getting rich st it,"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

There 10 ct the present time. in the Vi
entity Of the uoossc Mountains, in Mas
sachusctts, . snow drift three feet deep.
So says the Greenfield Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

Hon Cbss 5 BsniOs, ~ Milwaukee,
has been appointed Register Of the Land
Office Of La Crosse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

THR BLACK RKrUBLiCAN.-Free men,
Free shooting, Free speech, Free hum
bugs, and Fremont--on the Woolly
Horse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

SUNSER WANTED on ny SLAVES. MI.
Sumner 10 at Francis y Blairss residence
in Mar, land waited on, famed and
constantly attended BY Blsir's slaves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

There is chap in the other street
has lately Get ar f,< a doctor. Some one
asked him what ne cured, his answer was,
f'0sk aud buffalo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

naichei0r's Hair Dyc.-Tw.uty years exprrimrn,
ami apiiiation Justify the proprietor in warrantng
Ibis The b ~ Hair Dye in existence. II dies black
or brown instantly, without a. last injury tulhair
or SKIN Mad and s,'d, applied Qn nine private
F",ms) 4; BACHELOR Wig Factory, 233 Broad
wy NV York. b; sure you get Vim. a. Batche-
ior's there is Worthless imitation The genuine is
sod ~ Davenport by all the Druggists.
June
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

10 Memphis, Tennessee, the Bschsnan
ratification meeting Was addressed by
WIN. 7 Avery, Mr. Temple and II b Will
lisDs, oil formerly whigs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

DulIsl's Magical Patn Exiracsss.-Tlere
never has been discovery made in Mzteria Mctiica
whereby pam cin be 81 quickly sllsyei. aud where
parts in high state Of can b. 20 rapidly
T'0iod u their natural state Ros where wounds and
soars can b. 50 thorough and rapidly a.d and
icay"i parts resicsr without eiiAr &C Ar or defect
than with DALLEY.S MAGICAL Pawn EXT RAG
TOR
In Cuts, Wounds, Srrans anil Bruses-ca rs alties
to which chiiren are constantly sniect- action
Of III; genuine DAfIEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, IL
esert tn same How much Pain and Sun, ring may
nj thus BE- prevented! Moreover Life Itself is Of
ten dependent upon having at band t.. Genniue
pALLEf EXTRACTOR AMI for particulars " which
resp cfiuliy refer to printed p.ighlrts, r, til
truth ~ which hold ~, self responsible
NJ caseof Burns and Scald 10 matter hog sevcre,
has ever yet In any on. hstar~e, resisted the an
powerful Idln-suniuinz and hi ug qualities Of tho
DALEY PAIN EXTRACTOR
A"Paln Extractor Is genuin" unless the ,oy has
rp,n II Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
lures &c y. CLIcKENER 4 co, proprictors, anl
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. Prize IS cents per
b,x.
i" Ali ord rs should lie ailrrs ed toe, V. Click /
;ner n Co, 81 Barclay street, New York
Srdiy all Druggists and Medicine Ill aiers through
mt the United States. ,lawIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

The Fe'nsyisanian Of the &c th inst.
says:
"Not . solitary Fremont ratification
meeting has, SO far as &c know, been
held in Pennsylvania since his nomina-
ton"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07
y r. .vgHsssy's Patent .lsljmss-
NOSf Reaper and .1Osrrs. ('O0l.
Dttse0 NssSe Sin gle .I1Osrc,..

xcsrsi 70 Js.hs n MaR ~ by tscs,iiy three Thteass
~ ne Tinted States IisO Patented in cur,ue
manufactured BY NGsny q Co., Rock yrd III
N0is-
'INiESE valuable Machines are constantly being
! manufactured. A large number arr hiiny mad,
fuf the nfxt harvest. Over sir fhousuna We're con
stri~t' turing TIN. past srass, and u,.si will entire
stcc"ss, VT ihr DEMAND was mi supplied
rdrrdssy i given 10 each purras err that tina
micfslff l. VIII bnHt and % Il al materials. and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

Democratic Convention will b. held al the C"' Y"
Mouse In Davenport, On Wednesday the 18th Nv
July. at 2 o'ci'<k p. T., f,r The pnfI-'se y IN
Sing candidates s.rh~ Lsgissi srrsrf County, omcrrs
8sch town viii i~r entitled Ia one 'i,i.gat. irs
lseuly voscs lo,sd for the d,nrsraic canat Z"
Sehyoi Fund CornMis sloners at the last Apfii t'c
thn.
AUSTIN CORpIS,
LAUREL SUMMERS,
A. r. MAST.
J une D. 1876 Cen Con Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
IT. HAS WORKED MIRACLES

WHAT all the bald aud grey b pest~spd psv
tct> t. original SOW u, ~ tns their locks IRE
eohc'rne't does not admit II - d,utt; besiss, 80
,nre every ss's,sle disease u ts scslp uAAthey -
l"si a. d,ndrun, itching, ~ thu shsp. u cutsns-
Gus erutttns--'vrn scald-heSi---aRd IN no p,s,,hs
case viii II fail II curing II NV magic, ne, v.us OF
ih"ical l"adn'he, AMI u used . wrek o. ne
young regularly, 1t will preserve the cssor smd h.
tn, 'if ir"p falling, " any imaginable age ksaS
.pid jlisc,
le,gansport. h., Juns 1a6A
M"ssrs. q ! Wad i Co.:
Il t's: f"Hs oS tho l3lh came duly % AanA--
In r)'-e, rl,a~s hnd thirty Llksrs. bslag he
al'o,.n ~ Hair Restorative. have sold u al Z
" - G.loos' YOU may send six dscn b,tele~ HALF
,t,rstis"; thiik can se il. u hxs worked mir.
a1l"s ia this place sold six o. tuttlrs. SAss
wa bait and u fetched INV hair sus al ovar As
had. Your I,sx,eafaly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

COMING OvER.-The New York
Criminal Zeitung Germap'psper form
esly Republican, hoists the name Of Jas.
Buchanan for President. The Crimi-
nal Zeisnng has . largo circulation
throughout the Union, and will do good
work for s'Buck' and sBreck."
A PRovouND JoKg.-At the Black Re.
publican demon strstion in New York, on
"Wednesday evening last, Hon. Lyman
Trumbull, OF Illinois, denounced the
Democratic party - unworthy Of tho
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07

WATERFOWL. NAss., Nay I, ~.
Prof q j Wch :-Ai1y me 10 affect The vtstseo
and magic poy'rs - Y"ur tIsIr kestoTativs. nrss
months since. bling escees'issly gray. 1sechessA
and c,mmenc.,i To uss two b,tI~s; AMI u 60
gan 10 tell IN restoring the silver ks 70 thsir -.
tive color AMI ~, hair. which uss bsSsss dry saA
bar,h and falling Il n"S soh aUd gla~y. enA
II c'As,' falling; the dandru1 daapprarcd, ard to
scalp lost all the dsagrerShs itchnR. anyine ~.
fore ami now. MT only iok, but feel yvua6 aSaia
k"spc fully, yours. ETC..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07


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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07
CHARLES WHITNEY.

Broadway. New York, I'D ~ ~ Drug9isss svssy
where. All kinds 81 family patent medicines ~ ale
the hest possible terms, at Psof. Woods sssahlnh.
ment, III Market prcet, ~. louis.
Also for sale Pref Woods Oriental LannAtive Lin.
n'ncn an0 g.taL. Magic L1s Pills, warranted ~.
ter any other the money In Ill casssarsivsd
remember this and toy them.
S,ld here by all the Druggists. snd by Ill pepulas
druggists c,erytherc. iaprtsa-tw-w)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-07
~ y. aRiQi.Er.
G. n, n. On,c-. va,,.lAlia, 1Sne n, lneS.

Professor Wood
D'ar Sir take pleasure " hearing vvluntaTI
testimony - The rxc,encs ~ your Hair RvsleraIiys
Thrc' month. ago. NV hair ws. very gray u IL noe
daik brown. he original color sinv.th and esssy
Tht only applhaiion have made u H. has - thu
Hair Restorative prepared by YOU. and whscA ft.,u
the nit ~ NY can most Cxrd Allv rxSsn..
mend tvoih -. k-rps~tfslly. yours.
EDWARD wOlCOTs.