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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-27

FINANCIAL.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
= ~ ------ ---. ,9gC
$50 q ven-ThirtY Notes fol Sala.

Interest semi-annually, payable inppaper at the
rate of seven and three per cent per annum.
Bonds convertible in three years into six per cent
fvetwenty bonds, upon which the interest Is paya.
BILE in coin. qi5n4 sess sss5-r s., ~. ~
The notes will be delivered here free of expense.
The purchaser will receive the interest to August 15
if subscriptions are made before that time sss
One-eighth per cent. commission sciu be allo,oed
subscribers at this Bank upon all amounts Of 81 900
and oger. 69ae1d lsa5is 81 .1isfsal1f i,ef
s,.sos4 ad W. e. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July Both, 1S64.-d&wtf ,
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which some kind friend-not you, of course
was ltieally you, though? i never suspect
eo anything half so sensible of you-sent me
last New Year; and more acceptable pres
ent 1 never received; and somebody never
olu and never will make better investment
Oh ms money than that-unless he thinks fit to
give me the thirty five dollars / want now
Dont you see, how with that in the house,
nave already saved you more than it has cost
by doing my own sewing, and have still found
plenty OF time to fold my hands besides And
with such machine Mrs. Webb and Kate
could make themselves comparatively inde-
pendent" s1e9 = -sa
swell, well, Mary, when man is defeated
| by his own wife, he doesn't exactly like, for
his dignity's sake, to acknowledge it. It's
equivalent to letting her wear the--you know
what" @ sats8 o
"Oh! never mind your dignity. I was new
er particularly impressed by it; and as for
wearing the articles of which you speak, any
smart wife manages to do that anyhow, just as
| / do now when YOU give me that-ten and ten
are twenty, and FIVE are twenty-five, and ten
are thirty-fiye; and fifteen l have already
makes fifty. That's right, and you are a dear
! good husband" ah Is as
The pretty, delicate hand closed over the
coveted treasure, and the full, rosy lips per-
formed their appropriate office and 1t was hard
to tell which seemed to be the best satisfied,
husband or wife. bafla ,
Before many days went by, there was Joy
ful surprise at the unpretending dwelling of
widow Webb and her daughter. Catharine, a
delicate girl of eighteen or thereabouts, SEEM
ed pale and emaciated from recent illness but
at the sight of the splendid Wheeler & Wilson
sewing-machine-that at the first she could
not believe but had been left there by mistake,
until she had re-read more than once the ac-
companying card with her own name in full,
and the number of her residence upon 1.-THE
blood danced joyfully from her heart up to her
cheeks, and tingled in her very fingers ends,
at the certain prospect Of better days in store
for them.
At first they could obtain no clue to their
kind benefactors; but the truth finally leaked
out. And if ever gratitude swelled the hearts
of human beings, it did theirs toward their
landlord, whom they had hitherto considered
so harsh and unrelenting, and to his pretty,
kind-heartod wife.
AA When next rent-day came, Mr.. Early had
not to call upon Mrs. Webb for bis money
1t was promptly brought to him. and paid so
cheerfully, thatshe loosely remarked to his
wife that he had half mind to try the expert
ment of "Wheeler & Wilson" on each of his
tenants, to see ifit would have an equally
good effect. "Only, Othello-like, / should find
my occupation gone," said he, "and would
have nothing to do but sit over the fire." ri
sand make love to me-" interposed his wife.
"--and wait for the money to come to me,
while lose my business habits entirely
Catholic Herald and Visitor.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN 4. GILMAN. Editor,
published at No. SAY EXCHANGE STREET 'Dy
N. A. OsTER d CO. r

TEE PoRrLAND DAILY PRxssis puolsneo atSS.VO
per year. ~
The MAIEE STATE PREssis published every Thurs.
day morning al S2G0 per snnum, in advance; 80. rs
Ii paid wtha six months; ana $zoe, II payment Dc
delayed beyond the year.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-27
Rates of Advertising:


0neinch qfspaoe in length Of cslumn, constitutes
DsQUARE." A+A - g. "a - II /.
$lj0 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
aec three insertions or less 81 90; continuing ave-
~ other day after FIRST week, so cents,
Half square, three insertions or less 70 cents: one
week, Sl.00; 30 cents per week after c -
Under heac of ADJUSTMENTS, 32.0O per square per
week; three insertions or less, 81 so, -
SpEoIAL NOTICES, al.75 per square frat week,
9lg per square after three Insertions OF less al
BALI square, three insertions, $lOO; one week,
eI.25. ssl, -..tsf-g - - : "-'
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE State
FzEss (which has large circulation in every part OF
tne stae or 6o cents per squarein addition to the
above rates, for each insertion
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates. = 81
VAnce. 1esftatl s.lIl
BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, IL oents
per Lire fofone insertion. no charge less than fifty
cents for each insertion.
- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editer ofthe Press" and
those OF 8 business character to the Pubtishers
g JOB PElFTTHs of every description executed
WIN cispatoh. - .5-t-'4 a.n-,
g Tracy Travelling Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
EDw'D ANTHON I, Pres.
laAAc r. q. JonN, Ssoy.



Il is hereby certified, that on the nr.t
Aay Of February, 1854. svosu statsmeas vss n'ed
a this office, showing the eondiaon o. soe
lnmas Fire Insurance Company, iocetoa q
Citv. in the Htats Of New Yors, on the
6ret day Of January. A. D., 1853, In secordsnes
~ : peovisOa Of IN Aot of the General Assem-
II. - tHe Sta.e Of lowe, entitled ''an cot IN re-
lesion . lnsnsanss Compsaiss," epproved Jsnu-
-. ~ 1851. esi IN Act amsndatosy thereto,
sproved fssfaass Sth, 1883. snd - Act II rsaaj
~ ~ Lifs lnsussaoe Cenpaaies, approved
~ = i7th, 1sss; that saia ssatensnt sAows
M ~ Ueueaay 10 possssssA Of the rsqaist
~~~s.s a eeeisa( aad invested - required bJ
x.Aneeisy is tAsesfsss givsa = he abevs nAn-
y sss-e.Sv 3 uoaeest sAsr appropriate sssi-
- sf fse.eoneo Il shie 4tsAes il aesesaeoes
SiSS thelaws sAssssl, ussii tAssiss ~ ss Jaa-
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Ei1Aoe, of Dsvsapese, aas eeea es.y aYScaasee
!. q - Cenpesy ehsas !e0lsl Aesses -. Asses-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

HORSE SHosIx0.-The attention Of
o. nsrs of horse flesh 10 called to the fact that
that excellent mechanic. Jack Speed has opsDs
ed . horse shoeipg shop. three doors west Of
his old stand on third street, between Brady
and Perry, where he can Away. be found
ready to DO up the horse shosing business 10
the hi CHEST style Of the art. He will soon re-
eeivs supply Of the Patent Seven-cslksd
horse shoes which are said to be superior to
aoy ever put upon horses foot With sueh
. shoe the weight Of the horse rests equally
upon the shell Of the hoof. instead Of upou the
heel and toe alone - 10 the caes with the old.
fashioned shoes. Owners of horsss will st
enes see the advantage arisiug from each
shoe, and will undoubtedly patroniss Mr..
Speed extsnsively. or bis skill in the horse
sbosing line nothing need Be said-for that
is already established
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

CAN'r SEE 1r.-What became of the
German resolutions that were cent up to Dee
Moices protesting against the endorsement Of
Abe Lincoln for the Presidency? What fate
bsfsI thsmi Kicked ont. were they or were
they never rresented7 Wac the epirit Of the
German population Of Scott county srubbed
by their dear bedJsllows, the Republican
Americansf Whats up In Deutschlsndi Can
any hody tell what's the patterf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

New oFk Market.
NEW YoRK, Feb. %.
CofToN.-Quiet st 79c.
FLous-5c lower. $6.s5@6s5 Extra state !;
$7.2O07.3 X. H. o.
WHBAf-Shada lower. e1.5S@l SO Chicago
Spring $1570l.50 Milwaukee Club, $l65@l. LES
Winter Red.
CoRN-$l ,2s@1. 30 in store.
OAfs-FTm. slXM93.
PoRE Quiet S2i. .6a@20.75 mess. $l9Q3o.76
old ~ IS new.
LARD STEADY 1t 12H@13N.
WHIsKY-0O.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

The dsdsstioeaAa bs made from The above
figures are The nSI |bss Of mss raised sisss the
the Let Of Ossobse. usdse The SOC. 900 ssd The
9OO, 600 calls, and credited 10 sub-disssists
Nov there is scarcely county In Ihis dass
triet that has rsissd ever husdesd mes. Lios
county probably has. bus sons Of then fall
below 20. and ws shoald jodgs that Of The
above total thsrs hss not been raised more
than sx hundred nsn-perhsps not 90 nsny.
Hence - may pretty ssfsly conclude that the
draft will take pla % ia due form on this CON.
ing 10th Of Asreh-just sixteen days from the
prsssnt date, asd IL seems evident, also, that
something like sbsut three huadrsd end
twenty OF thirty men will Be called for from
this county on that important day. There 10
no ether way to avoid II but to stir about sad
dram up volunteer
Nor CONSIDERED. - The voice Of the
Germsn population of this county and else
where 10 the State Of Iowa, has been vitality
jisrsgarded BY the assembled political wisdom
10 The late State Republican Cosvsoti on. The
protests 6led and the iDdietusnts found by
the Gsrmons. against Abraham l. had no
weight there The American vepu biicsns
consider themselves strong enough TO .carry
their elections withoa. the help Of the Dutch
votes. and 20 they tell the German radicals to
20 10 the ID With their objections to Linz
eoln-that they will not be regarded In the
American Union Republican Csnvsn-
sion. That party hss nov virtually nomina.
osd Lincoln for the Presidential candidate for
1854 What will the Germans do I They
hsve little power to be surs. bat what can
they do when their party turns ,her off and
refuses to listen to their words? We don't
know what they vill do, bat it strikes Ne for
sibiy that they will not 90 deuesn themsslves
~ to follow on alter that class Of men Who
had used them - lopg - they found them
useful and now tura them sdrift-not even
granting them . single point they ask for.
Well, 1t has turned out about as we supposed
it would, now let 10 see what the Gsrmsns
vill do ahout IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

TIE DRAyr.-Accodripg to the pres.
eat psssp 81, there sssos - b - dsues
vhatsvsr that the STATE Of love- u II isr .
desft On The 10Th ef March. Nothing shoet sf
. osss sxtssesdisasy sdost. assssdsd With -.
tssesdinssy success. viii prevent u. The
Quetas Of the eoustiss In he "a Disteiss seosd
- lol)oVO:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

RrcRurrNG.-Provoet Marshal Hall
enlisted % IN en- isss week, which 10 - much
for the credit Of the District.
o. Meeday. for the 6rst day for long
while. not . siogls recruit reported st Colonel
Grier's Office. To-day - have to report the
arrival oi fifty- eight recruits. which 10 nearly
- many as reported the 6rssfeur dsys Of lass
week. The work goes % with great deal Of
moderation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
veluattors aud COnscripts /!

ITO SOLDIERS AND OTHERS WISHING
= to increase heir income there - no better way
Of doing at this time than from tho sale Of our
Watches. They arc Warranted - ReIr sented.
Particularly valuable for officers in the Army
and trsveerA"- FrsAk Leslie's, Feb ~
"Prettisst, bcst and cheapest timepeice ever
o6ered'-N. Y. Mustrated Nees, Jan. 10
..very pretty and durable Watches for the Army.
~ =. Army I Nory Josrnoi, Government orsan)
Avg 20.
..One ofthe oldest and most rslsble houses In busi.
ness."-Lnissi1s. KY, Journal. July 81.
Magic Time Observers.
Bsiny Hunting or Open Face Or Lsdy's or Gentle.
Il, sn's wa ch ILti-el. with Ps cut Self " aiding
In provsmsns, . m rat pleasing Novelty.
ESe 81 H. .he .s.ss. mo.. , oonvs i n,ent, and &C.
and .eliabe use ever offered II has within 1t and
connected with its mach merry, It's own winding ~.
The cases Of THE Watch are composed Of two mel.
ais, the outer one bciog dne 10 carat gold. l. has
the improved ruby sclion lever movement, and 10
warranted an accurate timepiece. Price, superbly
81 graved, per case Of half dozen t20l. Sample
Watches IN nen, morocco boxes, $8S.
silver Watches!
First class Hunting Time Pieces for accuracy of
movement, beauty Of mater al. and above all cheap
ness In rrice, these watches must insure universal
A imitation 80 faultess ths. It can hard be d..
tected BY the most experienced judges. The ma
teral being Of two metas, The outer first quail
i,y Sterling Silver, while Ger man silver,
n cannot bs recognized BY cut ling or heavy engrav.
Ing making y not only N aps pss.ra1ce but II dnr.
SILVER in exlsterce
The sale Of ;hese Watches In III Army 10 sous.e
Of er oImoIs profit, retailing, they very readily
do, 81 $25 and UPWARDS. Many hundred dolIa can
be made in single pay day BY aey ono CT ordinary
business taot
AT Wholesale ONLY! In heavy hunting
ceses, beautifully engraved white enamel dial, and
fancy cut hands. In good running or er by tie half
deaen, ts6 Sold on,y b. The case of si1
Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantee Of good
fAi,h. We will sspd watches by sIirsss to any par,
OF the loyal States collecting baisnce Of ii on de-
livery. This ensures buyers agains. fraud, giving
them their wstches before pay meat 10 required.
Soldiers In the dsioydl States MUST rera!t Is
ADvAHOE a. tho txpress compan ed erem refuse
mating collections in such dangerous localities Re-
member, cash In advance frcm within the army
ines in rebel States. We guaran the safe deliv
cry Of all Watches, whether they sent BY mail
Or expresa
HUBBARD ERO3., Sole Importer,
III Broad way, cor. Cortssdt street, new York.
feb 22 dkwlt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
DAVENPORT IOWA TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 23 1854
GssAr Succnss.-Dr. q. A. Fuller .

GssAr SuccRss.-Dr. q. A. Fuller .
having great susesss II The tssstnsat Of Can.
s~s, Tuuess, eseeeals, Pslneuary diseases.
sll Chssois disseess sad diAsaltiss psesliar 70
he isoAle systso. AAsy female diseases havs
bssa tesetad suessssfslly II from four to
tvslvs weeks alter iiagseisg - for yssss ua-
der tbs tssstusss sf 'saissns physsciaos'
These diseases readily yielded to bic treat
usnG Over I've hss1rsd easss we're treated
by hin while as Ot1aass, and. strange 10
~, his record shevs that they were treated
sssesssfalty, With the esssptiop ofons patient
IL twenty Of the vhsls number treated. Dis
sssss Of the Rye not included. OF this dsli-
este organ there we're isas hundrsd end aixty.
two pstissts. OF this ssmbse there vef Ten
sssss only that did not receive permanent
and lasting benefit from treatment durie 8 his
sssy 10 Ottsuvs. Iowa. from July lst. 1868,
20 Feb. lss. 1854.
Dr.. F. he's now come to Davenport to make
= psruassnt residence. and from bis past sue
ssss IL treating that class Of diseases preclaim-
Cd ty the regular faculty ineurable. will. Of
should give to the safFsriog hope Of speedy
delivery IRON disease and pain. When be en-
lists bic esrvises and medicines In bshalf Of On
invalid be wants to feel and know that be has
. chance to do all for them that can Be dose,
therefore delay not, - proerastinstion ;s dan
gesous.
Dr.. Fuller esu bs eonsalted q the LsCiairs
House. Room No. n, until he can secure rooms
and residence. Post Office boz 1sl.
G. A. FUILEl, NJ. D.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
OT1vnwA, Aug. Sd, 1888.
To whom il may concern:

10 whom IL may concern:
This is to certify that when came 10 DR..
Faiisr. July Esd. sos. my eyes were % very
sor that could not see to tell . male from .
female person few rods from me. have
been under HE treatment since, and can now
ses we'll enough 30 can see any vieibls object
ne ar By or at distance. / can aleo see CON.
mon ne wspapsr print. What ie best Of ALL his
treatment 10 90 very mild not eft r the fash
ion Of the caustio preparations commonly used
BY occuiists. Ihad . trial Of them few years
ago, and have received more benefit from the
treatment Of Dr. Fuller In ten days. than re-
eeived three wears ago from oculist in three
months, to say nothing Of the suffering l en-
dursd. would ehserfully reeonnend all
those sfiiieted with sore eyes to call on DR..
Fullsr without delay.
Most respeetfaliy you're, ---4
40. RuseILL.
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Number Of prisoners now At barracks 7,2s

JUST IN TIxg.-Warriner has Just
received one hundred easss Of boots and shoes
direct fson ths most reliable eastern manu-
factories. which 10 . postioa Of kis immense
spsing stock. He he's goods adapted to every
stage Of lie, from baby hood up to extreme old
age sod for style be cen meet the tastes: Of
the most particular man, womss or child in
the coustry. Give him eall-s,sryb
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
THOMPSON 4 HILL,
PRoPRIxToRs or THs
SECOND ST. LIVERY STABLE.
(xo. IS, BsrwEsx MAIN HAasnos,]
New Horses, New Harnesses,
New 711gg1e0.

THE PkOPklETORS Of this
@ long established and popular
Stable take pleasure in an
nouDcing to their patrons and
the public generally that they have Just re-
plemishs ID their ables, and now have the
Finest Stock Of Carriages, Duggiss,
Carriage q Saddle Horses
10 b. found in the city. 70 which they invite o.
pseial attention. They defy competition In this
branch Of business snd solicit Q continuance Of
liberal patronage.
Horses bought, sold aad boarded on feasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to calls Of funerais,
on which occasions ws shall charge, for carriage
and driver, bat o2.OO. je1-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
AUCTION.

DY DECREE FROM THE COUNTY COURT,
~ | will sell, By auoton, on
Monday, the 29th Of February,
Sale TO commence st 10 o'clock A n, at the late
residence Of T. q. A0GHEE, in Scott County,
the following personal property. bslonein, to said
7. h. AcGHGE, to-wit: : hsifsrs, : steers,
years old, 4 COWS, two new milch, with calves
~ their side scrrel horse, double harness,
single harness, plow harrow ,shovsls, forks, grain
cradle, double wagon, nearly nes l old wagon,
buggy wagon, sleigh, robss; grind sto mes,
old sbsr, lot Of corn in the ear, lot Of wheat,
two barrels cider vinegar,
AOogSehOl0 Furniture.
Consisting Of stoves and pipe, chairs and many
other sSticles.
February 70, 1854.
A. II BENNETT,
Guardian Oft. II McGhee.
feb22-dlwkwlt
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TO-DAY'S ADV'IS.


FfO1. L0 1660 s6GO00t1
WILL LECTURE IN DAVENPORT NEXT
w week. Dus notice will BE- given Of the
precise time ard place. Tickets will be issued
only to such number - can b eonveniently
ssatsd in the placo procured for the Le,ture.
limited number Of tickets admitting gentleman
and lady at . reduced rate will bs for sale this
week at PlunneFs Book Store, Bsady street.
fhl&-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

6Enr ORA lot Of about 100 re-
sruits and strasglsss ware cent "a this msrs-
inx for the seat Of wse in Dixis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
MarAL .T1pPxD SHoss.-Shoes Or,

MaTAL. .TIPPgD SHoss.-Shoes sre On
important item IN the expssss ot s.othips
children. - every parent will undsrstasd.-
They invaribly wsar oot their shoss q the
toe 6rss. asd not unirequsasly before the eth
sf psrts are quarter worn. Childsen's shcss
With metal tips never wear oat st the tos.asd
and Il 10 safe to cay that % an average oas
pair with t0sm will more than out. wear three
pairs without them. We believe I'll the shee
dealers keep them.- Bsses~ Herald.
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REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
JOHN L. SWITS & Co.,
SsHH L. swrSs, nICHAnD ,. nliay VI. ,. KlDDBa.
NickolL'e BLOCK, (UP sfAIRs.)
HECOND GzREET
lnprsvel 1 Uainprsvel Farms.
CITY LOTS,
Dwelling House. And Steres,
1OUGaT, SOLD AND LRASBD.
Farms For Sale.

lEVsd end aader fencs,) With hosss Price
o. 900.
ll4 aorss miles from tho city. on Dububus
aoAd, oil impfoved and under fence, With house
oad orchard. This IL knpwa - the Grant Farm;
PRies-e4 900.
- ssrss on the Ios, City ron d, three miles
wsss os Brady Street, all improved and under
lsasss With good house s rooms and cellar well
baso, grain bins, COW houses, wagon shed and
loo fruit trees. Prics-$l 200.
- scrse In Winfield township, all improved
AaA under fencs. Price $3.50.
100 asrss in Edgar county.. Ill.,, 10 miles north
of the Ohio 3 Mississippi sailroad- owed.
Price $500. Or will be ex,hanged for property
tu 8sott, Jsdar or johnson Counties.
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l,.s LIS, \. b o. 1854. !
II 10 ueRtBy CT TT 30, TIA u. III. s.. d. 4
.D'u..,, Is :, e~o - ten " W - lied hi |
u :.. -row.ts he cJndii IA OF the Ly. fpJoi &c
j n tAfe sno F.r- In u nee tcmr.n,, ART
iiv.r 700. . u nod, r..eh N n y X o.. III.
r.t d ~ ot j Jsnu ~, A - lS6l. nc ri
piuvis 4 an Act VI th " ns.si \ =. NIL oi |
Sta go !, eptit al 'ku CT IN iasoSr
SC xAxcr o.APAx.As,' A.irosc JA.usti 2sai. i>s-
OF the "a snd StA lsfsntry set suolsies,
ss@bse Il osa bod rs>seilsesd - form re-
,nsst-sAs nsabse u ssllssassss bsing q
esd 10. ssspsssivsly, - lest sssossts. whssa
y lsss ssas sAres-sssrtAs = ~ fssss u go
asasalla o. dsty II bedy. The losh aai
llsh Islsstsy be- ses ~ bssa Asafd feeo
aslthse ~ tAs - Csvalsy.
Joha Fseesae - ssss sut several we'll
- frsn ~ Az. osssssys se1ss. - visis 81
~ ahsss ssas1 fseiossss y ~ 6Ah ~
aasseests ssssly hsv oasy - ~ enllsesl
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OTrUMWA, Iowa, Dec. lst, 1858.
This 10 10 certify that have been sfaietsd
With Dyspepsia eince vas about five years
old, spitting up my victusls then .. bad % at
any time 10 my life will be thirty years
old mex, Joue, and this disea Dyspepsis has
been sourcs Of great annoy snce to me my
whole life. had tried medical sid uosil Cus
Of heart, and despsirsd ever being > souod
man. But thanks to the ruler Of al things for
ssnding 90 akilled . man TO our mi Jet % DR..
Fullsr. He has entirely cured and man Of me
contrary to the expectations Of sll my frisnds.
Fellow sufferers. apply to DR.. Fuller and you
msnt.
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