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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-03-09

Hon. John C. Ellis has our renewed thanks
for documentary favors. Mr.. E. is a faithful
and worthy member, and soundly demo-
cratic.
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The FiRsT NArloNaL BANK OF BLOOMS
BURG, commenced operations on Monday
last. Capital $4,000 This institution will
be quite convenience 10 our business
men.
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TIE time for paying the Government
bounty 20 volunteers has been extended TO
the first of April next. In consequences OF
this The draft will not be made on the 10th
inst as was ordered
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A N D

d@SyEB-1a1Ne
OF every Description, Fine and Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry Is mol surpassed in this
place. Call and examine his general as
soFtmeni Of Clothing, Watches, JewelTy,
sc. sc. DAVID LOWENBERG.
BloomsbnFg, Feb. ID, 1864.
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Am@l&@~ @e1Q 9
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cOO,OOO TO QUELL REBELLION
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PORTA ANT
Married Ladies
TRULY BLESSING

! will send, free of charge, to any Lady
who will send her name aud address, direc
lions how to preUent the extreme pain OF
CHILDBIRTH also how to have perfect
ly healthy and beautiful Children also one
other neto and IMPORTANT SECRET, the
only sure and safe remedies ever discov.
cred
My object in making The above offer is
TO induce every lady to lest my remedies
Address
MADAME DULENTAUX, NJ. D.,
767 Broadway, New York City.
Feb "a, ls6i--3m
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Four Acres and Eigh-
ty-seEen PercIlcs.

ate the Estate OF said deceased, situate
IN The township o Fishingcreek aud county
aforesaid. JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bloom sburg. + b. 10, 1864
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth of the
purchase money 10 be pald on confirma-
iion with Interest rom confirmation Deeds
Sc, 10 be al The expense of the purchaser
HIRAM r. KLINE, Admr
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Volunteers and Conscripts /

VOlumte ers and Conscripts
To Soldiers or any others wishing TO in.
crease ifeir income, there is no better way
OF doing so at this time, than from fhe sale
of our Watches. They are warranted as
Represented
Particularly valuable for officers in the
Army and travellers" s."-Frank Leslie's, Feb
ruary 81.
''Preuiesl. best and cheapest lin epiece,
ever offered IN Y Illustrated Neps, Jan
nary 10.
Very pretty and Durable Watches for
the Atmy."-N. Y hrmy & favy Journ
[Government Organ ] Aug, 20
.sUne OF the oldeS and most reIiahla
houses in business p Louisville KY, Jou
nal july 81.
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.
Being Hunliue or Open Face or Lady,.
or Genllemen's Watch Combined,
with Patent Self Winding
Improvement, most
Pleasing Novelty
ANE OF THE PREfTIEST, MOST CON.
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and cheapest line- piece for general and
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ii connected with lis machinery, its own
winding attachment, rendering a key en-
tirely unnecessary. The cases OF this
Watch are composed of Two msialS, the
outer one being file l6 cara gold II has
the improved ruby action lever movement,
and is warranted an accurate lime piece
Prce, superb!y engrav ed, per case of hal
dozen, S204. sample Watches, in nes
morocco Boxes S35
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Adminisiraaors' Notice.

Estate of BeniGplin Evans, late of
Orange twp., Columbia County dc
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF
1e Administration on the Estate OF BenJa-
min Evans, lale Of Orange twp, Colum-
bia County, deceased, have been granted
by the Register OF said county, 20 the IN
dersIened Administrators, residing IN the
township OF Scott and County Aforesaid
All persons having claims or demands
against the estate OF the decedani, are re-
auested 10 make ihem known TO the Ad-
ministraiors, and those indebted will make
immediate payment 10
JOHN NEYHARD, 4dm,,e
ADAM ROAT, N'
Scott twp, Feb. 10, is64-pd s2-0o
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

IN Pursuance OF an order of The Orphan's
Conrl Of Columbia county, on SATUR-
DAY The 5TH Day OF MARCH next
a 10 O'Clock ~ the forenoon, Hiram R
Kline Administrator of Thomas Lunger,
late OF Flshingcreek twf.. in said comfy,
deceased, will expose 10 sale, by Public
feudae, on The premises, certain
sscssuage & Tract Of land
situate in Fishiugcreek township, aiore-
said, adjoining lands of Abner Welsh,
David R. Albeuson, VIM Evans, Harmon
Labor, Hiram r Klire and james Camp
bell containing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

A RrIvIcfAL HUMAN Eyna MADE NJ OnDan A.p
N inserted ~ Ora MACH and r 0OUuELMArh
"ss.ep snslssss - SssssA@s 2 rsss. -. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALru

The bloc! must be purified, ard all medicines
are useless which do not possess the quality Of
stimulating Tie blood to discharge lis imnuri,ies
into the bowels Be,NrRgras pILLs possess ti,i.
quality in a high degree. end should be in every
family They are eq la!lv useful fer c..ii,lie,i. aad
adults, adapted 10 both sexes and are as limo.
cent as bread, Yet MOST EFFECTIVE AS A Nrn.tlxr.
The Hon. jacob Bcyer, of Spriagyille. Ind
wrote to DR.. Biaudetll, under date Of Nav 18th.
lS5
81 have used your Invaluable Vegetable Uni.
veisal Pills in my family since ,s3s; they have
always cured. even when other medicines were or
no avail have been the means OF my neigh
bc"s using hundred of dollars worth AMI am
satisfied they have received thousand pcr ccpt
IN blessed health through their use They are
used IN this region for Blicas and Liver
Diseases, Fever and i cue. and in all rhen,aatic
eases with the most perfect success In fact the,-
are toe great reliance IN sickness and | trust
your venerable life may be long spared to prepare
50 excellent mcGne for tho use of man.
Please send me your loves. price b,- the crross
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
A Republican, C"pperltci.d Ia tisr
Ss,Il;aAH.

In the course OF speech in the L. :.
Scna,e, on the 9,h inst, Mr. Coi!amer. #
Vermont, SAID:
wish it to be borne in mind that. as
understand II, all attempts t. undertake to
say that particular section Of a state, or a
whole state, II you please. wan one tenth
OF Its inhabitants declare themselves to b..
loyal, Is reclaimed from state O. ;n,llr.,c
ton, arc practically impossible the .iing
Is failure. heed not go over the cx-
pnr'Inent that has been made under that.
What has bee 4 C in Florida You take
possession vi two or three towns, invite the
people to take the oath of allegiance, and
then in few weeks are competed to leave
there and turn over those people whom they
have thus induced TO take the oath of ale
giance 10 the mercy OF their enemies, if they
have any; you abandon them to the encrn !.
Il has been donc in Florida. twice already
ii has been done in a part Of North Carroll
ma. and think il has been done 20 su.nc
extent in Texas. How many q. those good
people who have been thus practicod upon
have actually lost their lives by it, | do NOT
Know, but | think large numbers The
truth is, that TO reclaim any st tie or part of
State to allegiance to this country. and
re establish an ntirc goyernmcn. over it
according to the genius of orr institutions,
is thing iInpracticahle until the whole IN
surrec:icn, all its military power. is put
dowi everywhere. The army Of the rebels
has been hunted out Of Tennessee, bat il is
down on the borders of Georgia. one-half OF
the people Of Tennessee are looking to that
reLei army with a hope Of its return, and
the rest Of them are looking to it with a
lea of It's return. How can aay state be
expected to DE reclaimed, mean quietly,
satisfactorily and safely, in that W.. 1t
never can b. done. The truth is II at the
military force Of this instruction must be
sub.iutd everywhere before you can reclaim
and return to their allegiance people any
where
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
skoys'- rA:avafl.a Hair Iscst"ra-
tive.
HOITS !iIAWATfA HAIR RESTORATIVE
IIDTT'S lIIAWATIIA HAIR RESTORATIVE
liOlI'S ii,AWAIiIA HAIR RESTORATIVE
Tr- SrA-r Rr raErA 7NrrOv ron TIP Hvia
Tj.E STANDARD rELfAAAT!oS roR TnK HAIR
THE >rAxpARn PREPARATION ToR IHE HsfR
Is WARRANTED TO RESTORE
~ WARRANTED TO RESTORE
II WAERiNl Ed TO RESTORE
TO THEIR 0nlGlEhI. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
70 TIL TX ORIGINATOR OR
10 Iiit.IE OEIGiNAI. COLOR

Il does not claim e max" Hair come in whore
it has once f.ii'n cat. Nothing Will do that
whatever nav he advertised 10 The contrary ;
brl ii VIII arrest il, falling out make ha ia hair
-uf and silky. cleanse the scalp from all inlpuri
tics aAd huiaoFs and entirely ovcrcomas the
bad eiiec;s Of previous use of preparations CON
tanning salYllar, sagar er lead, &c. X requires
no soapin1. washing ant; hours for IL applc.,tion
nor VIII II crac@ OF smnt. b,i IS easily applied
aud wiped FROM ,iie SIN ang Embarrassing. !.
resto.e, tlr natural Shedding of one hair with
another. whie.i gives !, "a life appearance instead
ii the uu'forn dali black OF dyes 50 that tie
most critical observer cannot detect Its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

The Boston Adrertiser states that last
week case in the Court OF fnsol-
vency for Middlesex county was closed by
the assignees rendering his accoun. and
receiving an order of distribution for the
payment of all debts in full. with interest
10 the date Of the order, leaving the hand
some balance Of more than twenty five hun
dred dollars to the ''insclvent' debtor
ms IS rtanly something NEW under the
sun" is needless tn sa,, ,h.. ~ ~
received his DISCHARGE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
STATE ITEMS.

The total yaluc Of personal property in
Dubuque is ); ,21o, $50; an increase Of near
~ half mi lioa since last year
The Burlington Uourl Lge says there are
no panic merchants in that city Prices are
ruling low, despite the upward pressure in
man. other places
A pure blood Spanish buck. owned bv Mr.
"onn Of Drakeville, Davis county, yielded
fleece Weighing l43 pounps
A buck in Guthrie County is reported to
nave yielded tnis season thirteen pounds of
WOO. lie was the property OF Mr. Ander-
son
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

The famous old Morgue or dead house at
PARIS, which has figured in so rlaAy novels
and has been visited by SO many thousand
tourists. has been demolished and. new
one built INN ately behind the Cathedral
OF Notre Dame. Here are preserved the
clothes of the unfortunate dead, awaiting
one year for recognition. In one room.
lighted in the most effective manner. are
twelve slabs of black marble, on which laid
the bodies recently found, and in the next
apartment are fourteen Slabs for bodies de-
composed beyond recognition, and water
tails continuously on the corpses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

4 captain on the Mississippi river, who
mad fought battle of the Texas evolution.
offered free passage in his boat to any
soldier who had participated in certain
engagement One day man claimed a
tree pass asserting that he was in the bat
tie. He was referred to the captain. an
what capacity did you serye:" High
priva e. WAS the reply "Stranycr." said
the captain, give Ire your hand; have
passed two thousand and eighty-two who
We're n that light, and you are the first pri-
vate have Sc. M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
RcpnDyican Opposition 10 the
Next Conscripaion.

The strongest opposition 70 the pending
cosssc.ipton that sc have seen maiiie sted
comes f.o,n Republican quarters. The Al
bany .str,enhan, organ of th. leading hepuh-
lican State oil. ,crs al Ayknr, says
Is another draf, necessary u crush at
the rebellion Have We moi fyrce already
IN the !ir.d more than sai.i ,ie;., 20 crush on.
treason in every rebel 5tar.'' n
And then. after cri.i ally reviewing the
official figures of Senator Wilson, says:
What DO they prove? Why, taat we
had more than one miflton ~ man IN our
armies on the Isl Of May. ! -. our pres
ent a mics contain over go, 900 men, the
In 1T Of whom haze enlisted for three years
from October, 1868 What is thc-rebel
force composed Off Two great armies and
half . dozen small ones. The large army
under Lee does not exceed 100uDo men
The large army under Johnston is less than
So. 600 men The Other small ar1n.cS VIII
not exceed 100000 men. Total rebel cree
2o0,oo
These figures prove hat: Why, that
We have 5000 men with which to crush
out 2sU, 900 men in the r,bl armies 1t
may b: said tina. the power Of thc rebel
armies is greatly increased hj the fact that
they are fighting at home, wniic oar troops
have to iigh. on hostile soil. We can give
nj! weight 10 this fact. and yet show that ne
have troops enough cnlisted for three years
from lest October 10 wipe ont the reb liGn
in ninety da S, pr0stdsi Arrays Mat Graut
and Sherman are olto,rsd to .fhyt oft Me ear
as their own good sense may dieiate. The
III 1 Chat We sn1u issue fresh draft Tor
6up,OJp men every tinie W. obtain victory
u e., absurd, that j; bccnm.s li'icrl,u- even
wnen The proposition ISSUES from the pres
ent insane Congress The probability is
that Grant Will has Kic!lnon,. am. sherman
Atlanta in.id- II thirty days Wili ATTAIN
t. aud Richmond in our hands, what tnau OF
brains viii dare to say tat We need another
draft: We pause for reply " ho will
tavor u with one"
We give tie above from this leading Re-
lablicen tr,5aa as one Of the signs Of the
ti.ne,. Wal some of its Republican co:t IN
pora.ies answer It's queries
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

Retains its dark lustrc If renewed at intervals 10
the close Of Life. Peerless among Thousand, Of
preparations thai promise much and performs
nothing, stands Crisacoro's hair Preseryatiye
Nainao" adjunct to the dye in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
hair, and Of itself, when used alone-a safeguard
that protects the tbres FROM decay under all cir
cumstances aud under all climes. Manufacturer
by e. Ch'''sfadoro. No. 6 Aston House. New York
Kept by all druggists iune1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

a married couple travelling in England re-
Gently held the following dialogue: My
dear, are you quite comfortable in that cor
ncr = "Quite, thank you, my DEAR"
sure there's plenty Of room for your feet p
Vulte sure, love-" sand no cold air from
me window BY your ear p '.Quite certain,
a e,1 Then, my dear, III change
p'aces with you." Il =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

When We consider, says the Cincinn A.
II enquirer, what ruin Mr.. Lincoln has
brought upon the country during his admi-
nistraiion-w.cn we consider its mast ard
present state, wonder at the sublime ;mp,d-
ence Of thoes who dare to mention him for
another term. There never was such a mon.
strOus piece of efflvntery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

Prsssri 17nel 01I( 10y ~ :! - :
A statue Of Christopher Columbus is TO
be- crectsd at s|pdn% spH
Dur ispoE, Of dianDndss last year
amounted y ~ ,ooo0 700.
kecentyain&. have seriously damaged the
Aryors OF, the island Of Jamaica.
- York is stated to be over 5000 men
in excess Of all calls.
Gen. Santa Anna has been created Mar
shaI Of the Mexican Empire by Emperor
Macmillan.
The keeper Of a liquor saloon al Spring
field, O., was lately chopped up into small
p.ec.s By two Of lis dransea customers.
The real estate Of France is valued nj
SD 800, 600, 900, and the personal proper
~ ut s5i,eoos oo1, 900.
Il from January Isl 10 May l9ih. 1868, the
exports of gold from California were SIS
o95.-o5 Tor the ssino time this year the
alaonnt was go i29. 9eG.
i A Hicsland. Of Pen sylyan.a, has Sc
| cured the contract for letter mail service
from Atcison, Kansas. 10 Folsom, Cal.
for 600. 600 yearly
A princess Of Rome WHO wanted 10 wear
al. her diamonds 81 300, 900 WORTH to a
reception GOT guard Of dragons to at
tend her and defend her from robbers.
GarribalN's income is $50 year
enough, however to make him independen:
Of my contribution from abroad, which he
alaays refuses 10 accept
J. twenty dollar box Of cigars was lately
sent TO General Gran, y II the request that
he would smoke o.e Of them at least in
Richmond.
On tic arrival Of Emperor M.xinillian al
| Vera Cruz all the foreign constitutes were
, elegantly decorated with aags, except that
| Of the nited States.
One half 81 tie official income Of the
late Dukc Of Malakoir is to be continued 10
his only child a girl ) years old-by order
Of the Emperor,
Two men and boy are going to sail from
New ! ork next week for England. in a lit
tie beat brig-rigged, only fifteen feet long
and one and three quarters tons register. -
This IS the ;,.al,st vessel that ever essayed
10 cross the Atlantic
The wife Of Mr. 4 hraaasn Louderbacl, q!
Hickory township, in this county, gave
birth few week, since to ;win daughters
Mrs louderback i, sc.enty eight years o!
age, Beat old Sci uyler If yon can
! Schayler Ii.) Ettz,D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
yaIi.;us!i. r1:,s:-s Position.

The following Order under whi h Nallan
disham las banishei beyond cur lines Will
explain his present position and the reia-
tons Of the Admission thereto:
[. :. Military Telegraph, May II, 1863
ttipherp-
(iy Telegraph from Washington, $40 T. NJ
1863
10 iiqj. Gen. Bn'nsidcs. Concentrating DR.
1rtmtdcf thio.
Sir The President directs that without
delay, you send G.. l.. Nal'ni,iie',ain, uaiei
secure guard. to the Headquarters o, zen
Ko>encrans, to be put by him beyond Tho
military lines, nndia ease H. rettsn he be az.
rested Gs.d hsDt in ciose c9s'98g fer TIE trn1
SPECIFIED IN his sentencc
BY order Of The President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
THE GREAT h
1.VDx.1.T .NEDXC1.VE
& III f X q X f. T. RE:

An unfa.iing cure for Seminal Weak ness Noe.
turnal Emissions and all diseases caused l,y Self
Pollution, such Loss Uf Memory. Universal
Lassitude. PAINS in the back. Dimness Of Vision
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves. DiliicuItT Of
breathing. Trembling, Wakcfulness. Ernptiops
on the Face. Pale Conntenoacc Csnsnmption. In
sanity. and all the dirrtul Complaints chpsnd by
departing from the path Of Nature
- This medicine is simple vegetable xtrort
and one on which all can rely as i; has been used
In our practice for many years. and with thou.
sands treated. IL has no. failed in a single In
stance. Its curative powers have been suilirient
10 gain victory over the most stubborn case
- 70 those who haze ir.i,ed with their con.
sli.iion nn;il they think themselves beyond thu
reach al medical AID would saw I..yniy moi
the GiiEEUkEE CURE viii restore ,o,i 10 sound
health and lsor, and after all quack DOCTORS hae,
failed,
Price. ~ per bottle OF three bottles for as.
| and forwarded by Express 10 all parts Of the
world. -
- For full particulars. T.. a Circular from
ans D:ng store in the country, or write 10 the
S.en;, VINO val mail free. 10 any one desiring
the SANG. a full treatise. in pamphlet form
III! such orders must be sent 10 q. A. COOK.
Chicago. our t'cneral Agent for tho West
sold IA Chicagn. BY FULLER FINCH 4 FCl.
LLis. M'io'esaie Druggists. md by all Druggists
everywhere.
e. y. COOK. Chicago. General Arr
FOR the states Of Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin. lndi.
ana. and Michigan.
DR. W.. =. NERyVnN II CO..
Sole I'r0prletors,
No. 10 LrBEnrr STREET., New York
~ For sale BY AL DruagIs,e
mchiJ-dl yGwGm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
- = ' =
Big Gea'l and A. i. G..
Please acsnowlcdce receipt of this, and
time when received, by request Of
Brig Gen. CAxBY.

Ii ard to the Gold Bill the Eeoniag
Posl teiis good story about man long
ago in a German town, who bought 'hcro
inomcier. People daily Hocked around to
learn the degree OF heat, and complain Of
the warm heather. BY and BY il grew So
hot rs to be almost unbearaflc. The own
er Of the thermometer. thinking to end the
public agony, went and hid the instrument
IN little box. andcr lock and key There
fore the public sweitcred away, and soon
declared that the temperature was ascend
ing to blood heat. while others maintained
that the weather was getting cool enough
to need fires since the thermometer had
been removed. They suffered still as be-
fore, but had no means OF settling their dis
putc. The Government by means Of this
bill Will try to hide the gold thermometer
that showed the expansion Of the cure cy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston xrdeeIer states that in addition to
the can tcr 1OO, 900 men which viii be made
IN ~ aays, there viii probably be cali
eor SQQ,OQl II ~ intw, loEAses -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

WE, Tf1s6kb1IlSidNEb tx brALrrs
,s xv :. a 4. s6sss -, - sirSs xsjsksoe
q q 2 per day eI.tett 1870
Saloons 49, :: ,j3(v 1ip isssspvl.,...
" +: 1tnto sAl,4 sdfa kpsmss 7
y = = s:5Ida,{| = nv lecoaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
Groceries, FICur d Feed Store.

TNIE UNDERSIGNED REsp;.C FULLY IN
L FORMS the citizens OF Scot, and adjoining
Counties. that Re will constant, keep in lis New
Store, corner Of Second and Scott streets. good
assortment of Groceries. Flour and Feed. wich
be WI always sell 1t the lowest market price.
Highest price raid for farm produce. Goods
delivered free of charge in city limits.
Oct. i9--dkwlyi SAI'I e. YOUNG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24
An Imperial Crown
CGari~Eneicro-. Blair Five

IS mere hauble but the crown Of ieguV. con
ierrcd on the head which has neglected TO en-
beiish, or time has robbed OF It's native hue h,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-24

OF davenport and Scott County generally. that
he has permanently located himself in this city
where he is prepared to shoe horses on the scien-
tiic principles. After twenty years study and
practice on the anatomy of the foot. of which
time he has spent eleven years under the SUPER
in'endence Of the best Veterinarians in Europe, he
Wishes to say that he will give satisfaction 10 all
persons having horses laboring under the disease
o. corns or constructions, commonly called
'hough bound. interfering over reaching, quar-
Ter cracks sand cracks. sprains spavins, sprains
Q, me corns, founders, ring bones for all Of
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