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the subscriber offers for sale. his situation
known as " Ward Mills and Tara >hing Machine
Shops. situated in North Danville. miles from
-. Jonnsyury, in one of the best farming COM
niunites IN Caledonia Co., with good business
ami paying customerS.) said premises consists
o. a Saw Mill; with new Buxton Wheel Car
rage shop % II, two stories, with paint shop
recently rebuilt and fitted up with all the modern
Improvements suitable for manufact ring car
rlageS; CABINET work, etc. etc: containing cir
culsr saws, Daniels lrl Iiner, turning .tles ten
onng machines, ctr., etc. \ blacksmith shop
and tools. Also, III, dwelling house, - Y 30 :
shed - 10; barn - - AID TIVE acres IF excel
lent iInd-".t;.lu one nun red rod, Of church and
school house. Pie eight hundred doli.rs! A
part OF the purchase money remain On mott
gage ii necessary For turtuer particulars enquire
of the subscriber Oh the premises, or of \. nar-
leigh Hill, St. JoAnsonr!, or y. ". Villas, West
Concord.
JUDkINS r. BACHELOR.
North Danyllle. April, 1868. Att.
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Hnr@lar Caught.

The young scamp who broke into MI.
Horizons clothing store last week has been
brought up in Sherbrooke, where he was ar
rested On the 9th inst. charged with breaking
into the shoe shop Of J. B. Milette & Co.,
and taking thcrctrom two pair of boots
H." boots were found in his possession and
Were fully Identified. He also had in his
possession four frock coats; three pairs of
tweed pants; one vest two fine black rowdy
hats; one black satin stock, and one three
blade pocket knife. These articles cores
pond with those taken from Mr.. Horton s
store and this fellow, who gave his name at
Shrrbrooke as James Maxtield mot George
NaygeID is undoubtedly the same fellow
VINO committed the burglary and theft here
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- I A I + OF V Err MON
- I i I T. OF NERM Mt.
Ca!pI9nja District &c

To Matt s Damon. late OF Kirby in the county of Gale
donna. how supposed Ia in the Cal i.Orna
0i parts unknown
~ the authority U the state Vermont are here
by commanded u appear before the Court Of ChanCerv To-
De hei Al st J"hu-biTy in the county Caledonia aiOre
sal on III" ir>t TUESDAY ii JUNE A. D. >. to make an
wer /" the bill O: complaint OF Horace Paddock o. St
the seventh day OF ID. ISL. said - and
his vie Siraa Cutvd To- EpnraiJ PidiuCs Thomas
IL u!eE, mortgage deed 81 certain iId iii kirby,
said C1u-ty. described all that certain nprtea>terv
quarter "f lot right number II twelve III SAID Kirby
10 extend from the n,Ttheriy hlf the length
and dl the width said right and supposed 10 contain
III >ti quarter eighty -, acres be the more
and The decided said Damon third day of
June \ Isl reference being had to said deed Tor more
par Mar description Also, other piece parcel Of
Ian. IN said Kirby described fJlDwo VIZ b ns one
fourth part right HuIter ~ twelve said
town VI kitty. and i the westerly said lot
meaning said half the length and breadth OF
said hot include fourth part OF said lot est-
mated L. contain eighty be the more or
irs, Is the -aue land decided To The said Damon on
the Both day u January A ID. S4 by Eten Damon
re;-rIi &C. orl had to said Iced
tUnityled i"f Inc payment Oi te following deSCr ibed
pTpni>SJTy notes, Viz note Tor hundred and
twenty dollars and tweniys!X cents pay able
Fuller CO order, year the date thereof
with interest annually. and for hundred twenty
tao dollars twenty cents. payable Fuller Co.
I annually
nat tie SAID claimant IS the owner Of said notes
ai.d mortgage. and the unpaid and due.
Ana n- cpl claimant prays that the equity Of retemIl
li'ii %. The - Matt Damon, that other
parties, may be iVreC!Jsed, etc
CHARLES s. DANA, Clerk.
.. Aoss' soncitor. H-st
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$40 Per Month, 50

EMPLOYMENT AT A LIBERAL SAL
IL ARl.-The Franklin Sewing Machiee CON-
paDy want limited number of active Agents to
travel aud solicit orders for Machines, at talary
OF 40 per month. and expenses paid Permanent
employment Civ TO the right kind Of Agents
Local Agents allowed very liberal commission.
W Machine not excelled by any other in the
market, and warranted Tor one year. For Cir,
cula's, Terms, Condition, Book Of Instructions.
and specimen Machine, address, with stamp for
return postage,
HARRIs BROTHERS Ros... Mass.
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as early as the first Of May. Time and place
and further particulars will be given here
ter. Per order of Committee,
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Accidents.

In Lunenburg, April II, the wife of Hen
ry Cheney slipped down on the ice, breaking
her leg and otherwise injuring FER. As she
is aged it is thought she will not recover.
Apil l3, Gardner Balch, son of James Balch,
of Lunenburg, was thrown from horse and
severely injured.
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Rheumatism. and Neuralgia

You need suffer no longer unes, you choose.
Whites Elixir
remedy, 1t has cured persons who have suffered
81 years, One who months in the Mass. General
Hospital, Many persons suffering the intense
ragic pain have been cured in a few hours Sot by the
druggists everywhere-or it viii he the receipt
he price. 81. Address J. White druggist Is Ieverett
ST. Boston.
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.Buv me and I'll do YOU Good"
Health and Strength secured by the Use of the
great spring and summer medicine.
Dr. Lam LEY'S
RnnE AND HERR RITrERS

hool AMI bAA
Com;aSed of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock. Prickly Ash. Ihoroughwort, Rhubarb,
Mandrake, Dandelion, &c, all of which are so
compounded TO act in concert, and assist ma
ture IN efaoicating disease Ills medicine has
been before the public for over fourteen years.
with constantly increasing success, and is nov
.he standard medicine of the age Its effect upon
the system Is most wonderfui-actIng directly
upon the seat CT disease, cleansing the bowels,
removing all distractions from the internal or
gans, stimulating them into healthy action puri-
fying the blood diyesting il of all humors oulio-
ing up the weakened system, and restoring the
invalid 10 health and usefulness They cure ana
eradicate from the system. Liver Complaint uaai
mainNheel OF SO many diseases; 1aundioe IN us
worst forms, all bilious diseases and ioui sioinacn'
dyspepsia, costiveness, all kinds oi hunors, inoi-
gestion, headache, diZziness phes' hsAriourn.
xeakness, pains in the side and bowels, natn
lency, loss Of appetite, and tormd or diseased
liver d,sardered stomach. or bad blood TO which
a, are more or less subject in spring and summer.
II i hiyhl, recommended BY physicians every
xb.r. Iry H. and YOU Will never regret II No
,s;;,a can be like II in Its salutary effect there
fore INQUIRE for Langley's Bitters and take no
other
=, and 80 cents per bottle Sold by dealers in
nedicine everywhere. Orders addresseit 10
GEO. c. GOODWIN & co.
IS Hanover street, Boston. eS9-6&
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Belts, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, &c lie also oer
ates Club feet ami mechanically ali kinds Of
physical determines, supplying the required instruments
from his mandatory gv.s personal attention
to their proper application and adjustment.
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a}rJ. W.. PHELPS.
Trusses, Supporters, Braces,

At the sign of the Golden Eagle Is fremont ST. Boston.
Established in 1894. hceps supply of his ce!
ebrated
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Irritation Of the Scalp.

VAUDEVILLE. Me-, Sept. Is, lsoG.
Nessr- Joseph Burnett * Co:
Dear S.rs- deem il hut Just safe TO you Of
;he benefits have derived from the of Cocoon
Inc. Twelve years ago hal the typhus fever after nv
recovery found with irritation of the
cAlp. which md continued annoy very much, AM
70 alleviate j: hal failed TO fGd remedy.
Having your Co:caine advertised, purchased
bottle onls for the purpos Of hair dressing but, my
surprise, has entirely removed the Irritation Of so or
ling. rerivng much her eff; from its use have
reconeneiiI ofuy friends were affiict-
Il in the way, and has wholly eradcated the dis
casc. JOSEPH HILL, n.
1 -:!rie application renlers the hair mo m1tter
o sit AMI dry sof; AMI glossy for several days II
coIce hy who have used it. to lie t.e best AMI ched
,--,t adir dressing iI the world.
Prepared 10y JOSEPH BERNETT Co, Boston. and
Ger lie IL dealers GENERALLY.
Premature Loss Of The Hair. which is socom-
mon wlays. nay be entirely prevented by the
oi BGruets Cocaine 1; has been used in thouSan s Of
c>es WiTc the hair coming in haoiuls and has
never flied 10 arrest lis decay, and TO promote heal
Thy mi vigorous growth. Ii : at the same TINE unr
vailed dressing Ter tn hair. single application
sill render il soft ana glossy for several days.
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Notice 30 Teachcr~.-The public examina-
ton Of teachers, for the town Of Lyndon, will
take place at the school room, E.yndon Centtc.
Friday. Nay i, at | O'Clock P. ". Tnr public
and all interested are respectfully invited to be
DrpCpnf
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Editor of Caipdon:.n.-DElR SIR: vi

Editor of CaieGoni;sn.-DEhR SIR: With
your permission wish 10 The readers pa
that "l >'nd by return mai tpall wu Wi~! II, free
p". with lUi directions iJr making and using simple
Vegetable Balm, that viii cieCtualy ~ dIyS.
Pmplv> BofcucS Tan Frcckc>. and ali Impurities q" the
Skin ie'ty ING the same SOFT ear >Iu.n and beautiful
VIII also mail ire" to Those having Btd Heads ur Bar"
Faces. simple rectns and int, nation that will enalr
them 10 start full grOwt Of luNuliau Hair, WhI>krs,
OF mouSlchc III less than - days All applications All
,Wercd by return mail without charge.
Respectfully HoIrS
TuOS +. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
81
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VI. c. HENDERSON. Snpt.

Carpei~.-A great trade is carried on through
these times of high prices. by the New England
Carpct Company Of Boston. See their advertise
rncnt in today paper. vi
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II R S. J O II y S o y
| n B o S 7 O \ .

The ST. In >burv Portrait Gallery will be clos
ed from April Il til Monday April 21-thr pro-
pretar being absent purchasing stock. 12-l3
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Loss Of Hair.

Messrs Joseph Burnett x Co, Boston.
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Z O r S A L Z

St. bloomsbury, April lG,
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Nathan NJ Johnso4 has just returned fror
Boston with rev spring i les of
Evening star., 1863-04-29
TO WHOM ASSESSED

H..E For 1850, - 00
Ditto. .....,. 1880, 1.3 3e|
Beginning at the distance
of % Get i0x inches
from the northeasf COT
ner Of said lot; that Isl
beginning 2 at David
Somerville's line and
srnning thence with
Pennsylvania a.aveHrSRI
eastwurdlg e6 1feets ~
Inches, and. running
back to tho full depth
of said lot, (which is|
bnunded by north sB1
street with Z hne psf
xilei to the dividing
line. Of lots. numhered1
21nd . In said d3sq qIa,e,1
md parallel width thrI
lines of that .paft OIL
said tot cohveEed tol
the said Semerval lie byl
John. r. Yan. .Ness> ,,..l
/. Ditto 1860. &. Shl
Evening star., 1863-04-29


March %, 1851. $50 65
So I part 4 Imps IPumphfey, John w .s.s..
Beginning 81 feet 3 In
caea from tho corner oil
Fourth styeet west sndl
N street north, andt
running north onl
Fourth street 20 feet
i aud thence east with
/ the width Of said aOI
feet to New Jersey ave-
400 %. .IPeake, John.
S. t.... For 1850, 81 n50I
4a6 part &, ,implPpmphreY, JAG ksan H.. -.
For 1857, 81 66; for 1853 i
81 90; for 1850, 81 80;
'.s-;..., for 1880. % 1al
s2i Beginning on s. street 75I
feet from the southeast
corner Of said square !,
and running thence
sI- north Is Eett9 inches,
thence west i25 feet ]
-tk thence ncrsh 81 feet,
! thence ut % feet,
thenca south 79 feet 8
tnches,- thence east so
feet, to the beginning
1904 4........... Page kingman F........,
5i3 North half12 Dtt:o-......
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
CHhIsIINA nj. DEAN.
Wife of Henry Clay Dean.

Mr.. PLEASANT, Iowa, May %, 'C3.
Henry Glay Dea"
Ny DsAR Sos-llave you transgress-
cd any law OF the land ,-violated any
conslltotionnl duty' II you have not,
then you are innocent before God and
man. You are not an offender. You
have nothing npon yonr part to surrca-
der. bcseeth yon TO stand firm upon
democratic principles, on the oonstitu-
ton and be true TO yourself, to God,
your courttr. Waiver not. Though
the winds may howl, though rain and
floods ma, come aud Tea, against tina,
house, II falIelh not, because it is found
ed on rock. Though not worthy to be
compsreJ 10 our blessed Redeemer, vet
let NJ initiate him. Though great drops
Of blood oozed through His brow, ye,
His truth Welded no hing.
Remember, "THR Cross SHALL WEAR
THE Crows" Though guarded, like
yourself, by band of soIdiers, when
the triumphant honr came, the angel of
God bowed down and worshrped him.
Now, Henry, stand by the principles
you have always preached, -"THE con.
slITuTIoS AS IT Is, THE UNIoS As 1T
WAS" Put your trust in God and truth.
God is above all and truth is eternal.
Thousands are daily praying for you,
and great numbers are now your friends
who, bnt for your innocent suffering,
would not be So
am your atiectionate, dear mother,
and, though ] tremble with age. my
love OF Truth and Justice has induced me
to write these hn.s. God bless you.
JENNA DEAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
DEnVCnATlC STATE aAss CON.
vENrION.

Its proposed, We b lieve, to make the
Democratic State Convention that con-
yenes At Des Moines on the sth of July
next, Mass Convention to which all
the democrats in the State are invited to
come, and in which all will be at liberty
to speak and act.
We like the movement. Ordinarily
We favor delegate conventions, but on
great occasions like the present, when
every democrat feels that be has unusu-
81 interests at stake, and when the eSig
sncies of the case require full and de-
cided expression of opinion directly
from The people, we believe it EN- nently
proper to call Mass Conventions.
1t may be taken for granted that the
Central Committee viii soon issue no
tice changing the style of the Conven-
ton, inviting all to concentrating every
democrat delegate.
This being SO, lot the democracy oil
Iowa turn ont in round hunters. Let
every county and every town be repre-
scented. There is no excuse for stay ing
away because YOU are not delegates, but
turn out and attend this gathering OF the
conservative people of Iowa, and to-
gether, when assembled by thousands,
renew the solemn pledges Of everlasting
fealiy to the Union OF our fathers, and
eternal vengeance TO all enemies Of our
Constitution.
Recently and ever since the las, meet.
ing of the democracy OF this State,
high handed and outrageous acts have
been perpe,ra,ed by the party in power
The light to speak freely has been de
MED; the freedom OF the press hs, been
assa'ed; the night Of persodal liberty,
OF trial by jury, OF q hearing in the
courts, has been refused TO the dcmoc,
racy BY the party 10 power, and it i.
time-high time that they met ea mdsse
TO protest in the most unanimous aud
most nnmistakable terms agains, these
outrages.
Let every democrat who feels that he
has any interests at stake in this matter
and who possibly can attend this CON
ven.ion, do 50, by oil means. Ii the
people would be heard and respected by
their servants they must speak, and so
speak that they will be heard.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

The imprisonment of Henry
Clay Dean.
letter. from hts Wife an0
N her.
KKokuk, Iowa, May 80, 1862.

KKoKuk, Iowa, May 80, 1862.
To the Editor Of tie Chicago Times
Many inquiries ere made relative to
nv husband, who is now IN tho military
PRISON at keokuk, Iowa. | think II
proper that | seed this brief note TO the
public. am sure that he has violated
no Law OF the land, constitutional, statua-
~, or even military, either directly or by
connivance. He arrest Is the work OF
yindictive, violent men. His mind Is
unatersbly fixed to surrender no iots Of
principle, even at the point OF death
Ills wife, his childr n, and all OF his
friends, are proud that he lie, even in
PRISON, as constant in maintaining his
principles rs hc was bold in announcing
them when a, liberty.
ThJ officers of the guard. and the
Provost Marshal and his .flice,s have
shown commendable kindness and gen
erous feeling towards him, for which be
teels very grateful, beng, rs be is, in bad
health at this time. My own feelings
are fifty expressed, and find a Just re-
sponse in the DO, ON Of my husband, in
the following letter of his mother, who
is lady seventy years os age. II gives
fairly nd truly the sn'mus OF the moth
or, the son aud the vie.
Very respectfully.
CHhsTISA NJ. DEAN.
Wifa of Henry CLAW Dean
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TO CuNsUMPTivEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health
in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever, lung
affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption
IS anxious t. make known to his fellow ufIerers
the means VI cure.
To all who desire IL, be will send q copy Of IN.
prescription used free ii charge with the direc-
tons for preparing nd using tho same, which
they will find asrRg CURE for CoxsuMrrIos. Asru
MA, IRoScHirrs, DC. The only object Of the ad
vertiser in sending the prescription is to beLe6t
the afflicted aud spread Information which he
conceives 10 be Invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and mar prove blessing
REV. EDWARD A. wILSOS.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
Nav isdIw3m
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TIE fiiseMxe ~ error.
lies Ndkad,es d'Errenr)

/, John u. Ogden. NJ. D., author and publisher
Of the above work. do hereby promise and agre
TO send free OF charge to any young man who
wi write for l.. sample copy for perusal. The
proper study OF mankild IS MAN This valuable
work !. issued and sent forth for the benefit OF
suffering humanity. 1t treats 10 simple Language
on all IT, diseases Of Error, including Sem nal
Weakness, Nervous Debili y, lndi ges tion, Melan-
choly, insanity. Wasting Decay. Impotency, Ac.,
Nc. giving safe. speedy ana eiectusl prescrip-
tons Of their permanent cure, toge her with much
valuable information. All who favor me with a
desire 10 read my works shall receive . simplc
copy by return mail. free of charge
Address, JOHN Is. OGDEN, D. ~,
No. 90 Nassau St New York.
May iT-dAw3p
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

A CONNECTICUT soldier wounded In
the late battle Of Charlottesville, class
lies the Army Surgeons after his man.
ner: lst, class who know 90 much
to be OF any good-haye no souls and
delight in bio ,d-species very conn or;
I'd, a class who don't ~now enough TO
be of any u.e--endeayor TO fpe til
heartlessn SIS Of their superlors-yery
snpere'l'ous, md are principal en-
p'oyed to assist class No. /, species too
common to need mention 81, a class
evidently designed by God for their
p o'ess'on-eool amid darger-who app
P'ec'ate their victim as human ike
themselves and who had not come 70
study surgery, hit TO practice what they
already kue~-species nearly extinct in
the my.
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Henry Clay Dean was r leased from
his parole Yesterday, and will leave town
8 wiser, if not better man than wAen
he came here, few week. ago.
A. matters have turned, the course
adopted 10 releasing Dean meets our
hearty approval; for we hold tina, when
such men rs the editor Of the Chicago
Times, Fernando Wood and others, are
permitted to publish and spout treson
with impnnitv, consistency iorb6s that
the SIN, trV sdould be restrained IN
the exercise OF similar license.
II The ,vernment can tolerate roliti-
Claus 10 talking treason in the North,
while our people are fighting il in the
South, our State hes do. e enough OF the
fighting to be fairly entitled 10 full
share Of the talk.
$50 let EN- flicker = heokak Gat.
City, l2M
So the farce is ended. Henry Clay
Dean was kidnapped by gang Of rui
fans. They had no authority Of law
no sanction but that OF brute force
These minions Of fanatsci.m arrested a
man who had never in anv manner.
come in conflict with the laws of the
land, and who, 10 all things has been
submissive 10 every wholesome require.
meut. lie was deprived Of his Liberty
ty force and refused that trial which the
constitution guarantees TO evry person ac-
Gu 9 ! OF crime. lie has been kept about
one mouth. subject to innumerable in
suits, penncd up in military guard
honse with no comforts Of hfe-denicd
in all his requests TO be heard in Inc
form OF law-and, finally, VIXEN LIS Ter
secutors have kept MIN as long as they
could without mourning summary yeng-
snce, let HIN go; grant him what wa.
his right-what he had mover forfeited
in any degree. But these wrongs will
not be forgotten. There is a day OF
reckoning coming.
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BONMlaeS and PcnSi Oses.
JAMES r. LANE

Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims Tor Bouniies and Pensions.
BOunties.
SoLpiKas. discharged IN Consequence Of wounds
received in battle, or who have served two years,
are entitled TO 600 Bounty.
Pensions. s"e RiYS
|. hraiid Soldiers disabled since March 4th,
1881, in the army navy.
3 Hidons Of soldiers dying of wounds re-
ccved. or o; disease contracted in the mill airy
or naval service.
s. Gh..arcn under Is years of such deceased
soldiers If there is no widow surviving, or from
the time OF the widows reMarrtase.
4 Htaos Who have no husbands living Of
soldiers deceased as above. provided the latter
have let no widow, nor children under Is years,
and tie mother was dependent in whole or in
part apon the deceased for support.
>. St.',rs, under l6 years, OF such deceased
soldiers. dependent on them tor support, provides
there are no rghtful claimants Of either Of III )
three last preceding classes.
t.E Also collects Back Pay.
Apply 10 JAMES I. LANE
Once .outh-east corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport. April 5, 1868 d5m.
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The number OF hog. that died in nes.
4cines county 10 1852. of Hog CnoIe,.
- reported b the Assessors, il 80, AS
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Of every description. The fullest satisfaction
warranted. solicit from my old customers and
ne~ q continuance Of liberal patronage. Call and
leave ord.rs Particular attention givon TO reno
vstiHg and repairing clothing. mya2 dom
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r DIANO AND ORGAN MANurAC.
HH"l turez Grants Block, Nuin strset
- Davenport, Iowa. All instrumen Of
ny own make warranted and kept In order With
out charge, Eve years,
y: b.-tepairing and tuniLs done q / timee
sndin the ,st manner,
DvgNPoRr. August 5.h 1saI
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The CONFESSIONS L. EXPERiENCE
or an invalid.

Published for the benefit. AMI as a warning and
CAUTION TO YOuAG MEN,
who suffer from Spcrmatorrbaa. Nervous Dsbili
", Premature Decay, etc, supplying at the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself after being tut to srea, xpcnse
and injury through medical humbug AMI quack :
cry.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope.
single copies NAV be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
my, d3wly P.dford, Kings County. NY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

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