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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

HAIR JEwELRr ron CHRISTMAS PREsENrs.
No style Of jewelry 10 more becoming to .
lady or gentleman than that manufactured
in = neat and curious manner from the hu-
man hair, ingeniously mounted with orna.
ments of gold. The hair win last an age in
this way, and retain its natural freshness.
Ladies Or gentlemen who desire = have
anything Of the kind manufactured can have
their orders filled to their own liking BY
leaving them at c. b. Smiths, No. 80 East
I'd street. II You hare hair Of your own OF
that Of friend that you wish 10 preserve
- : memsoto, you can have It made up
just q desired. NJ. Smith is the most in
esuious hair jewslsr in The eounlgys and
win guarantee perfect satisfaction n any-
thing hs undertakes. Give him call and
arder your christmas presents in season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

Go 70 rHs Bssr.-Go to Bryant 1 STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College, to get
thorough practical basiness education, or to
'tyecome a'good sound telegraph operator.
For circulars address enclosing stamps)
Bryant 4 Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dw1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

DR. FsRRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is 1t his Office, on Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

Ar WnolHsAIr.-The best place to buy
Ready made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, Cloths, Military Goods,
etc., At wholesale, is It Mas { Mayors, No.
IL, West Second Street. Call there and
purchase, instead Of going further East.
IrTEaIsr BRAnINo OnDBRs. action
Of the City Council fixing 8 per cent. inter-
sst on city orders, will make that kind Of
security little more marketable in this
community. This is very just provision,
and one that shsuld have been adopted
years ago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

CoxcsAt1re Dsssnsm.-A substitute
deserted, having been found in The Wine
cellar Of Henry Haupt, at his Saloon %
Front strsst, and tho key Of the esllar IN
Eenry's pocket, The detectives very nataf-
ally believed that hs was party to The con-
esalmsnt, and ~ they took him along with
the dessrtse 10 camp. This L . pretty -.
ious mattss, and wil b apt 70 get Henry
into trouble unless he can make It appear
thaE hs knsw' nsthihg 4 The positisn 4 the
psrson be sought to coaosal.
Mr.. Haupt's case will probably b brought
to oshsaring il ashoet time bsfors q. s. Gem.
nissionsr, Jshn n. Rogers; Esq. Il u IL
i,sst Of IL kind that has bsen hsard e THE
plaee, sad win nAtually usa>s . little sx-
citemsnk - 80
Booss AND Saois. .-This i a impsitanl
ssbjsse and sae NJ svssy NAN shsuA cods
sidr who rsgards health, wealth and hap.
pinsas; and 4 shssA esastantly - bsrns
in mind by n slaasts h this visinity thai
Child 4 c., n ~ DeeEen boot and -
slsss, kssp ths lastsst end bsst sslssesd
stock of god h H. eity. Ons partnsr
stays II Dpstsa a ~ tins - bspssinlsnd
~ pureha1tng, - -, ~ nsns ~ ~
~ spses - - - - ~ Svpsy -
= >lnle x ~ 1altsk - |lu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

tf M fK Ess ssss sfsa H. 80 ~. . q 80
fo,,ansnly knewn - ~ Clairs's lAch,")
IS now LAID OFF lGTo tu1s .oF
'Alr PaicES, AnD IllEy AAE AElgI
!6s !6s sac s! t..'ek! q yea' fast Terms

ueuss Lots, Store Lots, Warehouse Lott, Factory
Lots. R
Store Lets Asr sale.
No. y. Ons on eth st., just east Of Brady st.
No. Is. Four on 4th st., near Railroad bridge.
-. lqouses fsr 0ale.
No. 10. In Moline, ILL.,, . two-story brick dwell;
~ houss with lot S0 BY $50 feet, cor Lyude and
~ IA. The house ia in good condition, = nov
ifjnN,d: possessioh givsn in 10 days. t!he house.
ssosf ~ S6Ol Price Of house and lot, 500 one
s(Hird cash balance on long time at low lnteres'
= rs. s.. A brick dwelling house on Ed St.
n. 10: $500 cash, rest on time at per cent
rs. ~. The estate now owned and occupied
Av 0eo. s. 9. Dsw, ESQ, being tue dwelling house
"A 11fee fall lotu, fronting south upon ~ st.,
9oen9f Of fHfndm street. This house % IN per
tsss repair, having been fteed uR by tns Swner
~ Sssss3s{ - 's,'rrSeSS, n visw NsGA tin
olace is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. 30. Brick house end l0ts sOutheese cor
eer Of An and Main Sts., known as Thorington es-
resmiu for term Of years u low rate Of interst
No. 3. Frame house south side 8d street. one
lmi1e west Of Brady street price, cl,SOO Two
lhirds may remain on mortgage at six per cent.
Farms Wanted.
We want to purchase improved farms from 80
% le0 acres each.
Farms for Sale.
Ne. 7s. Eighty scre farm, l mile from the
a;es limits. ON the west Aliens Grove road, all
ander fine cultivation and fence, with good dwell
ine and out buildings we'll watered, fruit orch
ard. ete. A gerry dss;ra1le place. Price $4,000; ];
q, ,OOV casA, balascs on time TO suit. =.
No. 76. Is acre farm on the Iowa City Locust
strest) road, miles from the city, all under new
lSnee. hslf under cultivation, balance besture
- 49, la.d. 0eod tso y ssory hsns 1"sll. Vel.
- = r. fSru 4 u sstss On River rsai BE-.
twSss Priaeston end Leciaire large orchard,
ANUlling, harm and out houses. Price OS,sOO
- ooah. balonee on time 70 suit.
No. 20. One 1e0 acre farm in Cleoaa Township
Sho6t miles north Of Fulton and Dufant sta
lons on the n. 4 n. Railroad, al improved and
ander fence and with good house and barn e25
n. .. One other 100 scre farm situated near
~ above, with like Improvements. 3SS per
Nc. a 100 acres unimproved land near Du-
tsss, u go per acrs: u cash, balance in Eve
boees q ten pef cent.
: 900 acres ia Linn County, go improved and
snder fsnce:) Price el.o0o, essn.
600 oeres in Iowa county st - per acre.
$40 scres IN Sioux county st d per acre.
1910 acrcs in Clay county q q per acre.
~ acree r. Hanos,ck county q 81 Per aero.
iooo aerss u Wianebago Co. = d pr safss
9Sss @ :srs: :srs: 81 4 g aS5 S g::ff ::s:: -
r 90 asros in Tama eounty. sTs
: 40 asrss ia Story county.
coo aeres in 0rundy county q e2 per acfe.
$50 acres In Butler couity q $50 per acre.
:. 800 esrss in Newer CO., MINI, q s:eo per acrs
/: 80 aceos ID neuslon Cesnty q $40 pr eeee.
O00 eerW qf tssS u tAis (6cstC esssey - y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

THs GuxRRiLLA BusrxEss.-After . peru
sal Of Gen. Bakers order in another column,
the guerrillas that are now crowding into
Southern Iowa, viii think the authorities
mean them. One thing is certain, if they
keep out Of the way Or mind their own bu-
siness when within our borders they viii
not get hurt. Otherwise they had better
be in almost any other place than Iowa.
SUBSTITUTE BRoKERs.-We are glad to no
tice that the city authorities have taken the
Substitute Brokerage business in hand, and
imposed license upon it. This will have
the effect to throw that business into re-
sponsibls hands, and do away with ire.
sponsible. dishonest operators, many Of
whom have. been imposing upon drafted
men in this city this year. Those who take
out license will take good care that the
unreliable parties are kept ont Of the bust
noga
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

II Quincy, m, % Saturday morning, q inst,
DlCKT, soi of L. Z. I'D HilaR Dwisns, aged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09
STATE OF IOWA.

ApJurANr GEnR.AL's Orr1cE,
Davenport, Dec. ., 1864.
Regiments organised in State Of Iowa U
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

CIR nm BssF.-Yoa win always and tho
ssry 5sst rsady-made clothing in the market
|at n. Hohenfsls' Metropolitan Clothine
Han. The soodsare very choice and sell
Wy l0Ws rt45-s zsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

"a Blsset totwssA Bvaly and Pses1.
Ed. WILDMAN,. ). .LsissG : Manage,
9. b DaAcs s.................:. J. STAG Dirsstof.
!. 8tro1Def, 80. .4nsleol Deoetor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09
Wanted.

Wanted.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
w employment to any number Of Tire men or
woman. Cali at room No. 2, up stairs, corner of
Brady and Second streets.
dec9.dtf INGALLS, + BARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

No. IL BAlx.--Wo emitted 10 mention
yesterday that The rifs Kings he'd . most
splendid party ct Lahrmaan's On the svsn-
ing Of The III. About seventy Ave osuplsD
were in attendance, and the nett procssds
are such q will give the Company hne
start il purchasing New Engine. They
Win give another during tho Holidays.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

SFnsnsn'A-ThAt i IL plaee where -
dies 70 for white goods dress trimmings,
shawls, woolen clothing and toilst articles.
The store u No. Z East "a street. The
goods are very choice and low.
R.upszf Dxx.uf.-R b. Myess b ths
eldest and nest expesisncsd Dentist y
Davenport. He furnishes arti0cial sstts or
parts of sstts, IN the most accurate Ayls.
Satisfhction warranted. 0Gcs, Northeast
eoensr sf Perry and Third slrests. dkvtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

H-Ne telegraph sspssl asesivsd 70 day.
- For Couneil Preeesdines - fourth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

RlvRs CLossD. The extremely cold weather
last night brought the ice to stand in the
River At this point, and fastened it % effect.
ually that it win probably remain Is it is
until spring. The surface, owing to gorg
ing and piling il far from bsing smooth.
Considerable labor will Be required to make
good track across to Rock Island, and W
hope to ~ the job done ~ econ y practi-
cable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09
Attention, Therilgten Guards

THE OFFICERS AND PRIvATES OF THE
i above Company are notified TO appear at the
Court House in Davenport, On Saturday, the
10th Of December, 1884. 4 II o'clock q. NJ, pune
tually to exercise their figh in the selection Of
NAlitia. 80 ff- ~-~
b order of the Captsis.
j. ". jAnI1ON. Orderly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

binding Be zd variety style Of finish
department complete and
People fail to be pleased Also
Stationery, Blank Books Gold Pens, Pocket Cutlery
Fancy examine
chaxca
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

Buffers small quarto Editions Of the
tique and gilt, the richest and most gor
and the pencil Of the artist have yet p
Macauley's Lays OF Ancient Rome,
Tuppcr's Proverbial Philosophy, K
Burns complete Poetical Works, Adj
Rogers complete Poctical Works, G
Poets Of America, Harris Female Prose
Nnsv, Toctovnont
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
Allegorical.

'a A traveller, setting out upon lone
journey, assailed on the road by ours
mastiffs and haltgrown puppies, which
came out from their kennels to bark a,
him as he passed. He often dismoun,ed
from his horse to drive them back with
stones and sticks, into their hiding places
This operation was repeated every day,
and sometimes as often as twenty times a
day. The consequence was. that more
than half the travellers time was con
sumed in chasing these dogs and puppies
AT last he was overaken by a neirhbor
who was going the same road, but who
had act out long time after him. The
latter traveller was very much surprised
to find the other man on his journey, and
on hearing the reason.
"Alas" said lie, "is il possible Won
have lost your lime, aud wasted your
strength in this idle occupation? Tbesr
same animals have beset me all along IN.
road. but | have saved my time and la
Dor in taking no notice of their bark,nr
while you have lost yours 10 re esenting in
suits which did no harm. aud in chastis.
ing dogs and puppies whose manners you
can never mend" $50
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
Oyster Beds.

Tho banks OF the Sulent between Cllshot
CastIo and Cowes, arc famous as natural
oyster r-breodlog grounds, aod sometimes
nearly one hundred small vessels are seon
there at ono dredging for young oysters
10 bo laid down in various rivers, to prow
breed. and fnt,en. No matter how small
tho oystors arc, evon if no bigger than n
six pence, thoy aro valuable for tho various
rearing grounds. Somo rivors seem bettor
adapted than others for tho growth of fthcse
oysters, by causing difference in tho flavor
OF the latter; aud large number of oysters
sold in tho London market as natives. or
other choice varieties, arc taken from
grounds which have been stocked from tbn
Soient. Nature provides for tho distribu.
ton OF oysters in very curious manner.
Oystor spawn is at first light, aud is easily
carried from tho paren, oyster by tide y
Gradually the spawn rises to tho surf,c,
and tho instant it is exposed to the atmo,.
phere its specific gravity is apparently in.
creased, for j! suddenly sinks, aud what.
over solid substance it first touches in its
decent to the bottom. il makes it's homn
whence it derives its first noursEmsnt md
commences growing to maturity
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18

JoHN MrrcuEL,-It may not DO goneralIv 9
known that Juhn Mitchell, tho Irish refug,a
Is the commodore of tho reboI fi,st in ,I,
james ltlgor, so havo boen poBriyeIy in.
iormni by dosortor from it, The manv
desert'ons ftom IL have put him in a yory
bad humor, in which no induIges la brutal
curses, declaring that thcro ara s, Jnaov
traitors that he found 10 difficult to truat
Any ona, Toe four wooden gun boats carry
TWO guns eacb, while tho three Iron clnds
mount four each, making in all twonty guns
winch THIS renegade is Attempting to direct
against tho nation which offered him an as
yum Of berty. Ilo will probably be re.
turned othe old countrv ss a vagrant sol mo
OF those days, where, in undDrgn;ue punish.
ment tor his crim,s. he will hago futl i'm,
TO reflect over his troachery TO liberty and
bunauity.-Cor. Phita. Press.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
Notice.

Sylvester r Murdck. Mary IA Court Of Com
Moses and Halsoy Ii. Moses, | men Pleas, Ge
o.,.. =, VS.. auga Co., Ohio
Murdiek, the heirs OF Ruby IIar. In Partition.
ringon, the heirs OF Eunice lIu,
lett, Frederick Button. Beuja- ss
mn White and Laiayeu Tracy. E IS
'TNIlE above named defendants will take notice
ihata pelition was filed against them ON the
2ist day ot October, A D. 1864, in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County OF tie.
anga aud State OF Ohio, by the abova ma med
plaintihs, and Is now pending, VIII rein IA id pa in
nus demand partition Oi the following real estate
10 wit Slmae IN the township of Middlefeld,
county OF Geauga aud State of Ohio, and is
known by lot No, three (3) ia lot No thirty five,
l1o,l aud Is more pa artirularly bounded aud de-.
scrlbed IN deed made aud executed by Lyman
Murdick, OF Cayuga County in tho State of New
York, 10 Mary Murdick and heirs, and bears
date the 24'h OF Sept, 1898, aud recorded, Book
A. A, pages 2l9 and 900 ; and that, at the next
term OF said Court, the plaiutffs wall apply for
an order hat partition may be made said pen.
ises, I'm pursuance OF the prayer of said petition.
BlRCHARD g. MOSES.
n, Attorneys for Petitioners.
October 2lst 1864. 77Iw6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18

From Rev NJ, Lyon, n,formerlyPnstoroC,h
Co'umbus|N j. aud Milestown ,(Pa j Bap,iI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
THE FAMILY OF JoHN BRowy ~

lHE FAMILY OF JoHN BRowv Tho wie.
ow OF Johh brown. OF historic .amo. with
several OF the family. started overland, du
rug tue pas' season, with drovo of cattle
aud sheep for California. There have hana
tho family have been robbod and mnrdosoS
by hostile Indians or rebel onorrila. ~
Tho Akron Beacoa saya il ia onnnhIad >.
state from letters recently recoivsd h. ,s', y"
frlonds IN that vicinity. that il has boan as
cer'e'nsd that tho family, though unabio n
reaoh thc'r destination this tai! are in a s.fo
position Tor ~interlng, with their stock end
siii is'ame their journey In ea.iy spring. .,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
AYERS a.
CATH HARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgsuves in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not 40 more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
70 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, N. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold BY 'r.i =
Sold by Cook & McGowan and DR.. Mich
OILS, ,Chardon: J. T. Field, Hambden; G w Car
ret, MOntville; G. L. C. X Harmon Chester
X Roads; DR. Cleveland, Burton; w L. Por-
ter. Bundysburg; C.. s. Field East Claridon; II
n. Pitner, Parkman;J. w. Thompson, Middle.
field, aud by dealers generally. 799yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
A Merchants Story.

member OF large mercantile Arm in
Boston, recently gavo friend the following
bit OF his carly experience. SAID no
Il was seventeen years old when Iott
tho country sore where had "touiyJ for
three years, and came TO Iston III search
of place. ANXIOUS, Of course, to appear
10 the bost advantage. | spent an unusual
amount OF timG and sollc,tudc upon nv tui.
lot, aud wben 1t was completed. surveyed
my reelection, gIancing has,ily aud most ap.
provingly upon a seal ring which omb5i-
Iished my little tingor, aud my cano yery
pretty affair, which | had purchased with
dIrec, reference to this occasion.
My first days experience was not en-.
cour'ging; trayersed street uiior slroct
and up QUO side aud down heOthor, witbout
success. ! tancied toward the last, that the
clerks all koow my business the moment |
opened the door, and they winkrd iinntur.
cdIy at my discomfture as passed out -
Bot nature ondowcd mo with good degree
OF porsistency, aud tho next dav | started
ngain. Towards noon entorod sore
wbero an elderly gentleman stood talking
with lady by the door. waited until the
visitor had left, aud then suited nv crrand.
NO SIR was tho answer given in a pecu
iiarly crisp aud decided manner. Possibly
no was tho encouragement was beginning
to tool tor h" added, in a kindlior tOuo:
Arc you good at taking a hnt:'
Il don't know" answered, while my face
flushed painfully.
"'What | wish to say is this said ho. smi.
ling at nv embarrassment. II | were in want
OF u clerk, would not engage young man
who came sooking employ oyment with fl ,shv
ring upon his fingers, and swinging fancy
cane.
For moment mortified vanity struggled
against common sense. but sense got the
Victory. ana replied, with rather a shaky
voice am afraid ...
III am worry much Obliged to you," and
tbon beat bastv retreat.
"As soon IS got out Of sight I slipped
the ring into my pocket, and walked rapidly
TO tho Western depot. where lott tho can o
in the charge Of tho baggage master until
called for II is thoro now. for aught I
know. At.nny rate. l never called for it.
That aiteruoonI obtained a situation With
the firm of which am now q partner.
Hoy much my unfortunate iinsrv had
injured my prospects on tho previous dav
shall never know, but mover think of the
old gentleman and his plain dealing without
feeling, as | told him at tho time, very much
obliged TO him."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18

From lne Reverend l.oy1G Peck Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, 'rcnter,on N J; formerly Of
the North Baptist Church, PhIuGelpIia.
iave known lioofllnd's German Bit.ers ia
Voraby tor numb,r Ul Yeas Have used th,m
in my own inmiIy. nuu nnve been So plcascL vi n
their effects. tia, was induced 10 recomincnu
them 10 many o,hers. aud know that they have
operated III siriklngly beneficial mnnner |
take seal easult N thus publicly pruclaImng
this incf, tnd calling the attention % those nj
ilcted WIN the diseases iOr which they nlo rec.
OmtncndeH to ihcse Bitlcrs = knowing from rX
pcrenCe that my recommendation viii be s,ls
taIn"d. do Ibis more cheeriuIy ms Hunnnnd',
German Blters is iulenGed 10 benefit ,iIe nlllct.
ed, and is mot a rum drink 't-.
Yours truly, ar LEVI e PECK.
4 From Reverend Newton Brown d D., Ed
itor tn" Eucyciopediau vi Religious Knowledge
aud Christian Chronicle. PhI'ideI 2hia:
Al hon h ! nnrnever disposed To- uvor or rec.
. ommend Paent Medicines IN general through
as4pst oi their IugredIenls and effects 4 y,I
RhSW OF 10 s0ilcieni rea asons why a nnn may
net testify o bonehs he brIieves timse ITO have
received from any simple prepnra ion in hope
that he may mus contribute to the benefit OF 9th.
eIs ..'r" ... ''.' ..'
do this more readily in regard to Honflond's
German iGlters. prepared by Dr. L N Jacksnn
o, this clty. because ! was preiudced nnnlust
them tor many years, under the impression thnt
they are chiefly m alcoholic nXiuIe am in.
debed 10 my Trend, Robert Shoemaker, Esu .
Tor The removal OF this prejudice By proper i,s's
aud tor encouragement TO Iry them " IA, N suii,.r
ing rom great aud lo1g'coniiuued debiuy m,
use OF threr bot es o these Bulers at the beGin
nlng ot The present ycI", was followed by CvI
dent reliei aud TcstorrIlgu 10 u degree OF bodIi
aud mental vigor which Ihave NOT te.t for sIh
mon his before, aud had almost dcspaired o ne.
aiming, l iiere,ore thank God aud NV friend
Tor directing me to the use o them ...I
j. NEW ION BROWN, Philad,a
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
Another Draft!
Mustard-Seed Poultice!!
Great Excitement Among
THOSE UNDER 45!!
Wilkins G KclIey hare nom an,

ported the Largest, Best. Most Fashionable e.
Cheapest Stock ot Goods ever, considering the
times, Offered to the people by any body orany
other man. In the bcrar ment OF
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18

From Rev, II Turner, Pastoro illeddinpM
T. Church, Philud'a; '.eN
DR.. Jacksoni Daar Sir: llavingoftonuseLyour
Blttofs in my iaml!y,l can say il has been OF
greatservcn, boiievein mos ca SC OF genera al
debility 1t Is the safest and mos b fTemnI,,
OF which have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, J. b. TURNER.
No. .S2GN N. NinetccnILS,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18
N ECN~
Market and Grocery

FNHE ha wing loca ted in the vii.
L age OF Chardom,s now prepared to sunni v
Cheapest and '"'
Most Reasonable Terms.
lie will pay Cash for Butter, Eggs, LAID, Tai.
low, Peltsand Hides.
Shop!ormerlyowned by George G ranger.
'34 } ii CHASE.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-18

~ ,.,r.s- New Rochelle N Y,
Dt.C. NJ M''ackson- Dear Sir;-l Toe pleas ed
thus OF my own accord 10 beartesIimnnv fn th,,
excellence oi these biticrs Some years sln,e
oeIns hiue', aililcted wilh Dyspepsia la Sod them
with very Dent hciui Iesuits. / have oiIen Pa.
commended hem 10 persons entocblr, by thoi
tothehling disease,un have hear from tben,
the most ilauering ssttmonials astorhsIr'
'aiu"' In casesot genera ieollIty, believe
10 DC TOME That cannot bo surpassed
". }. M.LYONS.
From Rev. Thos. s.Winter,P ofRoxbo,ouoh
BaptlstChurch 'e" y"
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-16

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