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STATE or VERMONT,
A PROCLAMATION.

Hhereds, the Wndham County Bank banking corpora
h duy incorporated by the Legislature Of the State Of YER
mont located and doing business Mt Batteboro, In the
County OF Wndham, have made application to e request
ing me 20 issue proclamation designating day for the
termination Of the existence Of said corporaou and where
Us mas been made to appear to me that two thirds OF the
votes OF the stockholders Of said corporation were given
In favor " said application.
NoW, therefore, JOHN GREGORY SMITH, Governor Of
he State ~ Vermont In conformity with said application and
e provisions Of Sections eigtyslx and eghtyseven OF
chapter eghy-nne Of the General Statutes Of Vermont do
hereby issue my proclamation and declare that the 18th
day o. May, A. D. 1860, the said corporation Of the Wind
nam County Bank shall exist as fully and with the
same elect NJ It's charter expired by the Limitation therein.
OF this creditors OF said wudham County Bank aud all 9TH
ers concerned will ako notice AMI govern themselves
COrlingly.
In witness whereof have hcreunto signed my name and
caused the seal Of the State &c be hereunto alike I
H. in Executive Chamber at ST. Adams this twenty
Third day Of July, In the year Of our Lord one tous
and eight hundred aud sxty-four and u The 1ude-
pendence Of she United States the eighty ninth
j. GREGORY Smith.
by che Governor,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
sec. OF q. and NJ Affairs.
true copy of record
Attest SAMUEL WILLIAMS
Sec. of c. and NJ. Affairs
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Write your name with kindness, love and
mercy on the hearts of the people you come in
contact with year by year. and you will never
be forgotten.
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dissolution.

The Copartnershp heretofore existing under the Of
KNOWLrON BUTLER, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Jamaica, July 10th, 1854,
o. =. KNowLToN,
3w3l H. A. BIZ TIER.
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CPRINGFlELD TO NEW YORK VIA
- HARTFORD LINE or STEAMERS
Cabin fare "throrshr-Sprinsfeh to New York
''no charge for bcrths," 81 90
Secon class fare through, 10
Passengers prchn tickets at Springfield carried, Win
their baggage the Depot at Hartford 10 the STEAMBOAT
landing
leaving Springfield An the 200 train have
ample time to connect with tlese BoaG.
The Steamer
CITY OF DARTyOED, Capt J. II. KryU,
will leave Hartford every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
ut 81 O'Clock p.
The STEINER
GRANITE STATE, Capt. W. A. VAIL.
will Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday anl satHr lay,
at 81 o'ciO'k ~.
Freight carried nnl from Springfield and New York at
than by any other route Mark GOODS care H.
All y. V. Steamboat Co, Hartford.
state rooms secured If ,ic5ircd. Tickets rold by
j. l.. POWERS,
Agent for Hartford and New York Steamers.
20 Mas sssot House. Springfield, Mass:
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/ ITERATION.

this day give my son, kLIIN H. DERRY, his time dur.
ing e remainder Of his minority and shall claim none OF
s earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting after his
date ABNER 4, DERRY.
T0wnshsnd, July2sth, lsOa-3w.9l
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFrIcR OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsnINGroN, June so, 1861.
Whcreds by satisfactory evidence presented To the under
signed 1t has been made TO appear that The First National
Bank Of Bratehorc IN the Village of liratcboro, In the
County OF Wndham and State Of Vermont, has been duly
organized under and according the requirements Of the
Act Of Congress entitled "An Act to prnvde National Cur
rcncy secured by pledge VI United States bonds and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" approx
ed June ., sea- aud has complied with All the provisions OF
said Act required to be complied with before commencing
the business Of Banking under said Act.
NOW, therefore, T. Hugh McCLlloch, Comptroller Of the
Currency do hereby certify that The First National Bank ~
Brateboro, In the Village Of ratlcburo In the County OF
Wndham and Stale OF Vermont is authorized to commence
the business Of Banking under the Act aforesaid
In testimony Wher of my hand and seal Of Office,
this thirtieth day OF june 1864.
..........s...... 49,.
Seal Of the HUGH CCUJLOCH,
Compt Of the Currency. Comptroller Of the Currency.
''.'.'....... .........'..' 81
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PnEsDENr,-HENRY CROCKER.
VIcE-PREslDENT,-DANIEL SHARP.
SEcRErARY.-W. n. HOLLISTER.
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There s probably line Of diseases which has more
error eously treated than Throat aud Lung Complaints
There IL Also recipe written preparation before
the hubble for the above complaints that does contain
Ipeeae IntnOny, Lobeha Opium, in form 9TH
sr which claim to be entirely unnsessssry In ninetsnihs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-29

Editor Of PbGnix.-Dcnr Sivt with your per-
mission wish to say to the readers Of yuur paper that will
send, bg return mall to all who wish it, (ee) Recipe with
full directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm, that will eectualy remove, In ten days, Pimples
Blohcs, TIM Ffeckle and all impurities Of the Skin, leave
ing the same soft clear smooth anu beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads nr Bare
Faces, simple directions aud Information TINT will enable
them tn full growth vi lMXuiaut Hair, WhiskCrs
Moustache, In less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours, 1ltOs y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
5mos30 s3l Broadway, New NorR
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GREAT BARGAINS.

The mercantile business heretofore carried by the arm
OF KNOwLrON & BUTLER, will be continued by IL, A.
Butler at the old saad and the patronage Of former Gus
toners is respectfully solicited.
"small profits and ready pay" Is the motto. ,.,,,
3w3l III. 4, BUTLER.
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II ENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public called to this most excellent
Of all Linmens, pcrfectamt speedy cure Tor all the
Aches and pains that hesh is heir TO.
Rhrumatisni is caused by sagna.ion Of the fluids,
arising from checked pepspratianis cured by NV bottles
~ Kennedy's Rheumatic Liuimcut.
caused by OverteNtcnsOn and sudaen
Reaction of the musess cuEsd by few boeJ Ol Ken
ney's Rheumatic linimene1ualy good for man or beast
Neuralgia the king OF all pain, is caused by an in-
nammaon of the lis Instantly cured by few ap
plications Of Kennely's Rheumatic Linment.
pIeurisy is AN Inflammation Of the lining OF the ribs
Is cured by few bottles of kennedys Rheumatic Linmeni
Bruises caused by sud len pressure Of the flesh
md smashing the tisSues-s instantly relieved by ken
nedy's Rheumatic Imminent.
Cramp is contraction Of the muscles caused by sud
stoppare the uid which prevents animal life
having free flows cured by lew applications of Ken
nedy's Iinment.
Biiiou, Ollie is caused by neuralgia in the stomach
aud bowels-aken teaspOonnl of Kennedys Rheumatic Ian
inent in warm water every halt hour until oured.
Sore Throat mud IIOnrscuess are caused by an
unnatural dryness of the gandswet piece OF flannel with
Kennedy Rheumatic Eminent, apply it on going TO bed,
and you will be well in the morning.
Headache md Throbbiug of the Temples
Is caused by pressure from nsensble perspRtion-is
cured by few applications OF henneiys hheamate i'ni
Wen,.ucs- or ihc Back. Follow the directions in
the circular around each hottie.
For an liberated Sore Throat, you will take
one poonu Of the Eminent and four teasoonuls
ter Garge the throat twice day In few days 1t will
be we'll This teaspoonui will worth dollar to you.
For Bronchitis. and all inflammation Of the throat,
tonss palate, with dry, hacking cough, will dilute
the Lnment with four live times its bulk Of water garge
the throat and swallow the moisture This HeUsr fills.
Face and n.nsiIion Of every kind. Every fami-
ly should haze IA full supply Tor the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, RoNLury Mass.
Price so cents. Sold by isIylT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-07-29

Card to the suGcriug. Swallow two three
hogsheads of "pchu,n Tonic Btlers" "susapara" Ner
Vous Antiut,s" sc &c SC and after satisfied
with the result then Try box Of OLD DR.. BUCllAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLlS-and be restored tn health
aud vgot In less than thirty days. They urcy vegca
BILE pleasant to take prompt and saluary in their effects
the brJkedown and shattered constitution Oh AMI young
can take them with advantage. impaired aud sold In the
United States only by JAS. 5. BU rLEk,
No. 427 broadway, New York.
Agent for the United States.
T SA Box Of the Fills securely packed, will he mailed
to my address receipt Of price, which is ONE DOLLAR
post paidmoney refunded by the Agent If entire sosiac
ton is not given. 3mos30
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SPE CIAL NO TICE s.

s.. N. Petinstst Co., 81 Park Row, New York,
and State Street, Boston, and 3. r. Miles, scolays
Building Court Street, Boston, cur authorized Agents
Helmbod'E Extract buebu. The Great Diureiio
lielmbohrs Extract Buchu. The Great Durete
llelmbod's Extract Buchu The Great Duretic
Ilelmbod's Extract Buchu. The Great Duretc
And positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of the
bladder, Organjc Weakness Kidneys,
Gravel. sN '>''' Dropsv
Aud all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See advertisement In another Column. Cut It out, and
send for the Medicine az once.
BEWARE or coCSTERFEITs lm3I
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w IIITE'S
MARRIAGES..

At Chicago, H., July 18Th, by the Rev. r. L. Swe
neY, Mr. II; w. nlHLEl' OF Min'nS,on, Nl' Wlu MISS
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II. G. WILSON,

GENERAL MANAGER on AGENCIES L! THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
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DO you wish 10 be Cured! Dr. Buchan's Eng
fish Specific Pills cure, in less than thirty days the worst
cases OF NERVOUSNESS, Impotcncy Premature Decay.
seminal Weakness Insanity, and all Urinary Sexual and
Nervous Affections, matter what produced.
Price une Dollar per box Sent postpaid by mall
cept Of an order Ono Boz will perfect the Ia most
cases Address JAMES BU rLER,
3mOs3O General Agent. broadway. New York
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UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INsURANC co.

INCORPORATED ny THE STATE OF MAINE.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. ORGANIZED, 1870.
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INSURANCE.

NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, PRESIDENT
-. +. STEVENS, VIcE PREsiDENr.
JOS. NJ. GIBBENS, SECRETARY.
NusH Assets CzisoV,oUVs
Last Cash Dividend. .......S 100000.
OPER CENT. PAID TO ALL IySCRED.
FMS COMPANY established In 1913 Is the oldest and most
reliable wholly Mutual Life Insurance Company In the United
States, and has bron uniformly successful having always
is strictly ensYolent Institution or mutual protecti1nj
entirely beniceut In all it, workings and tendencies and Ia
an excellent form VI Investment
ny the last report Of the Insurance Commits the
surplus ofasets Ocor liabilities proporonatey greater
thsn any Lie Insurance Company In the United States.
surplus funds divided pro rata every nth year.
t urher Information enquire Of the subscriber at Office
NOS nigh Stree, BTattleboro, VT.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Agent
Also Agent for
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE ms. COMPANY.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Hartford. CT.
BAY STATE FIRE ms. co. Worcester. Mass.
An Of which Offices among the largest sate and hest
con lucted In New England.
CHARLES CHAPLIN.
BrattleDoro, June 2gh, l554 3mos2G
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A LOOTED Pay

n
Assgnees and others holding orders for Allotted Pay the
Eec0nd, Third Fourth, fh Sixth Ne gimen hereby
notified that have received April 3Oh, and
this office Is prepared pay the received in the usual
way JOHN II. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
Rutland, July :, ls64.-3w20
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u. S. EXCISE TAX.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thnt the Annual
Taxes for Pad Collection District OF Vermont IN accord
with the provisions OF act entitled "An Act to pro-
vide internal revenue support the Government and to
pay interest on the puc debt" approved July 1862 and
the mendatory approved March l. S3, due and
Iyablr aud will atten the following times and places
L. H. ...uiA.
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CAUSE OF SUMPTION.

It uces the various organs Of the system to act their al
otted part removing the which induce rheumatism,
Neuralgia ealache, Loss Appetite. Dyspepsia Costve'
ness and various diseases which arise from arrangement
the stomach and Bowels and restricted circulation Vi the
blood.
Coughs and Colds their early stnges, will Immediately
yield to the effect OF the Elixir.
The BOodhont Elixir contains mineral, pernicous
botanical element eXcaut bat stimulates the secrtOus
by its mild diiusye action ttis effective and pain
less aperienhas decided salutry action upon The Liver
and there has been medicine prepared for fam
ly which possesses equal merit
Travellers, both by end land will find the Elixir
complete antoe for the evils which they obliged to
dare from change Of climate, Of water, " dict.
See the pamphlet around each bottle for history Of this
Elixir.
The proprietor Of the ODD Elixir (D s. o. Richard
SOM been long and avoray known the public by his
celebrated sherry Wine Bters the best tonic medicine
discovered aud which has been in thirty
lie graduate Of the New Hampshire Medical College,
and many years associate member Of the massachusetts
Medical Society and has made the study Of medicine his
profession since 1929
Aud fully convinced is the Do tor Of the wonderful
alive effects Of his Blood rom Elixir that he hereby offers 10
each aud every p who will half OF hottie Of
his elixir and be Of good effect herefrom, to
refund said person the full which he paid for the
same, by returning the uiage bottle 10 his Office
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Il IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
/ the Post Office, Dratttleboro, w. July 20, 1864.
10 obtain any Of these letters, the applicant call for
LETTERS give the date OF this list and pay
Tor advertising If cae for within one month";
hey will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
BatcheldOr Isaac w Howe Moses ID
Bailey Chester W Howe NJ
took Cyrus Ladd John
Chase Albert Norton Sidney
Chapman John Plat Ell
Chaplin Richard Rogers George
Collins John StoddArd X
Carter &c Stowe
Grover @ Waterman Harold Marten
Goodell Henry
LADIES' LIST.
Bazight Sarah Gleason Addle NJ
Boo Sarah Hedge Margaret
Barrett Lizzie Miller Sarah
Benton Clara Putnam Abbie Mrs
B0yden Gertrude Robertson George
Farr NJ Mrs Wheeler Annoyer
DANIEL KELLOGG, ia, P. NJ.
Brattleboro, July 90 1864.
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IRON BAR LOST-SOMEWHERE Be
i tween Ariel Towards and Marlboro Line the Stage
Road leading from nrateboro to Marboro-Whoever will
leave the same at said Towards this Once will hes ut-
ably rewarded. HUMPHREY CARPENTER.
July o, lS64.-3w2q
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" ERMONT VALLEY RAIL ROAD COM
PANY. The Annual Meeting OF this Company will be
holden at their Office at Bellows Falls, wednesday the 10Th
day Of August at III O'Clock A. Nj.
Each Stakeholder will be entitled to free pass to and
from the meeting presentation OF the Certificate Of his
to the Conductor. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
Brattleboro, July 20, ls64.-2wSO
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PLEASANT AND AGREEABLE TO THE
TASTE,

and by he peculiar combination work perfectly In har-
nony with nature that unpleasant reaction will follow its
operation II also possesses
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

asilan. He daaahis~~eDtO1ese -
For when the stack upon our right wing
.ame. it proved to have heen made by Jack
-, himself He had swept DOM win
& 0Of, men pat Hanovr Court House
Sorced our right across the Chi kshomlny,
S,l,d wa. ready 10 follow them, while The
r.b.l force in front Of our LEFT stood there ~
,,dininished strength. In single day
'aelson had added So, 900 men t. the re-
ii Ri, hmond army MCDOWELL HAD
BONE FOR MCCLELLAN PRECISELY
WHAT PATTERSON DID FOR mellow
LII BEFORE BULL Run. jackson had
olay our army in front Of Washington
+, ~. eiy the Same tri, x which johnson -s,t
ar ,.1qed o..r army at Winchester He
ID Quit bis position, a.d iai' ell upon our
nee before Mellow eli knew that he was
gone.
Mcclellan was TINS placed int condition
tl.c nitno4. peril from which eytaisa.ion
lit seen. almost Impossible He. had the
.sli4y IN ove, IS lie ming numbers in his
.ont, N his right, and rapidly gaining his
ear Tie stfit,en resolution which he
.,ok. Of throwing his Whole army over mar
* and difficult roads, i the lace OF
awefful, vigorous and exultant enemy. up
1anew base OF operations twenty miles
eav. WILL STAND AS ONE OF THE
OLDEST MILITARY CONCEPTIONS
..yEa FORMED; while the success with
mich il wa achieved, tuc steadiness and
,sicr Of this terrible march. and the admir-
IL. behavior Of these raw troops. who have
OF been year Under arms, and most oil
.liom have never been under fire, CliAL-
.ENGE FOR HE COMMANDING GEN
RIAL AND FOR HI, OFFICERS AND
EN- THE HEARTY ADMIRATION OF
HE Who'll COUNTRY. Pursued by
ne cncm, and forced to face about and
sht desperate battles on successive days.
zen. N lellan took away IN safety al his
torres, drove all hi. catlle. preserved nearly
il his guns, and took up new position
seon a ncw limo T communication with ms
npplies, irom whcl. the most strenuous
forts Of the enemy have lied to drive
nin.
Thanks 10 lis Gsaera'h;p and Ne coar-
uYe ofhi soldi,fs, the army of the Potomac
/, safe. Il only remains now to strength
en and sustain it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 10TH 1854
W aud until further notice, trains gill 1esst
Davenport daily, Sundays exccpted) . follows:
lst " I'll train q -. ..............S 20. A. Il.
~ Night expires ..................S so, p. :.
Arrive at Davenport daily, SUNDAYS xceptedi
az follows:
lat Night express a. ..................5 30, y
I'd Daily express and inail train 49,. - %, p n.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
ton at Chicago with trains over both the Nichi
gan southern Michigan Central, Pstsburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads TO and frcia De
troit, Toledo. Columbus. Clcye!snd Cincinnati
Pittsburg. Dunklk, Buffalo Niagara F.-lls. Alba
ar, New York, phiisdelphia, Baltimore,
y .sisngtnn.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions as TO the destination
of ihcr baggsee, slro,y procure tickets before
taxing then seats in Lac cars, the conductors
collett fires only 70 tie stations the line of the
Chicago ard Rock lslalt aaiiroad.
r'Yis -. J. L. TRACY, Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

A CARD TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tyo or
three hogs!ieads of "buciiu," Tonic bit,ers ,.
">arsaparilia, NERVOUS Antidotes." &c &c
and alter you are satisfied with the result. then
try one box OF OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S EN.
GLiSii iii.iS-and be restored to health and
y vegetable, pleasant Ia take promp, and sa,s,ta.
~ ia their effects on the broken down and shat
tered constitution OLD and young can take them
with ad' aniagc Imported and sold in The Init
ed states by JAS. s. HITLER
No. A, broadway, New York
- Agents for the United St.tes
T.; S.-A box Of Pills, securely packed. will IN
maiied to any address OH receipt OF price vhiah
10 one dollar, post paid-,notley refunded by the
agent II entire satisfaction is not given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

EDITOR OF DExocRAr-L,.ar Sir With xou,
permission wish to sa, to tho readers Of ym,r
paper that will send them. by return mail to
all who wish it. free. Recipe with full dire.
tons for making and using = simple Vegetable
pam that viii eieesually remove in ten days.
p'inpies, olo'ches, tan, irockies, and all ipp,ri
'ies q the skin, leaving the same soft. clear.
smooth and beautiful.
iwiii also mail free 70 those having bald heads
or bare faces, simple directons and information
thar will enable them to start full growth Of
Luxurisnt Hair. Wlskers or . oust ssi,o n Ma
ss'aa thirty days. Al applications answered ~
fstnn mail Without ehsrae.
Qnfa3h.a ~ 81
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Circuit Western Railway

For Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto faiikis, ngs-
ton, Prescott. Mon'realy Quebec. Portland, DC. !;
and a Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with New
York Central end View York I, Eric Railroads for
Rochester, Syracuse. Utica. Albany, New York.
Boston, and all intermediate points
FOUR Daily Express Trains via q. W. Rv.
from indsor opposite Detroit by which Cars
are run through II Toronto withou, change OF
delay, MAXIM, the st xpedi.ious ana desiIa-
he Canadian route. a. wei as 10 Suspension
Bridge Buffalo and the EAST.
Patent dms;er. and ,eniilators On all Cara.
L. :. bank notes and pos;. currency taken ii
par for meal and refreshments at all the eating
houses and rrfreshment rooms on the line of the
Great Western RAILWAY.
Sleeping Cars OF the latest improvements on
al night trains.
Tickets via these f4vorit. Routes can pc obtain.
ed in all the Railroad ciiices.
g. WALLINGFORD
Gen'l West'n ~ ut. 81 Lake st, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26
!. UApresenfable Iaeaeas .r
in moment beauti6ed BY the operation Of
Chvlotadorosa Mali nee

which, without the slightest trouble. iSMSrfs{o
the hair Of the head, w6iskefs " nsuustsche. ~
shade q browp0r the M0st perfect hlack Lsdics
can use 1t withost scilinx t1slI@ 6nrefE III T{2s
most expeditions hsir dye il the world, and 10
oniy one irce from every Roisopors iagredisat,
vegetable principle.
CAs.6seed0s''o 196r Rreeee.rne1ee.
. valGGhi6 s1jGN ~ nADy6y ~ 1Ssn5r, ~
protAotiAg ths frsWe1f - rS.55j1 lIii1I1s y ~
11irta4t y ~ r1ur1'u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-26

For Medical and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried TO be aPpre,ciiaiei.
None genuine unless they have our goi1 faja on
each bottle, and initials pressed in wax over
the cork Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout The country. Call for goods and
take other. Circulars 10 the trade supplied
on application 10 BENNETT PETERS x CO.,
Sold by No. u River ST., Chicago.
E. = Bsllord. at wholesale by Bciderbecke 4
Miller. iune2D-d&wIy
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushman 4 Van Setback, W. u. liar
ris d CO., and G. T. Smith. druggist of Dav.
export by Beiderbeck Miller.
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MANHOOD.
How Lost ! How RESTORED

hut iubtlshsa, IN se1tek L~eefope. Price cen..
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREAT
IA MFNT and Radical Cure u Sperlnftor,hcea.
Or Seminal Necklaces, Involuntary Emissions.
Sexual Debility and lmpediuicnis 10 Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consurnf,tion. Eilemssv
and Fits; Mental and Physical fncapacity. re-.
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