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Stroudsburg, May 10, iS64.-6m
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

no Pre-Iaistoris Eyidsnecs Of nsn'

Some years ago interes ing discoveries OF
hnman remains were made In lcavesiin the
South western part Of France, and the
British Parliament has Appropriated RI,
600 to purchase one of these caves. to be
placed under chsrge of Professor Oven on
behalf of the British, Mussum.i Tbs Man
chester Gaareias gives the following par
ticslsrs aboGt these caves asd qlheis coe-
teatsi d hsid2iasd % sfers5msa sdj TAD
Dordogne, IN the provinces Of Perigord,
is chiefly aoa tho banks of tributaries of
lhe rises Dordogoe (which REACHES lhese
little north of Bordeaux that the :averns
are found. faibeA wiley Or the V,zere,
one Of the principal of these tributaries. are
several cayerns, one Of Which. q that Of
Eyzies, was bought last year by Messrs.
Il Lartes and IL. Cbfisty, two eminent
geoiogists. s"Phesea gentlemen divided the
floor Of the care into ozeoInpartments.i and,
with o generosity wortny of all praise, they
seut specimens Of the blocks thus obtained
to the principal museums 10 Europe aud
elsewhere. In, this way Mr. Plant received
about fortnight ago, Tor the SaIfotd Roy
al Mnseum, slab weighing about ave han-
dred weight, II war broken In the jeurie,
into two patts, each of @hics has bsst
mounted under glass shade The shak
ing II had received on the way rubbed VI
qhan.ity Of atbyp weighing about lweat,
pounds; and this Mr.. Plant has carsfull
WASHED 1 sitted, / ,seperdted stomlby atom
| HIS patience has been fully rewarded, q
be has found articles Of ths deepest stuiel
est. Before ensefiD4 into sdetsilsait hs
bs ven ossy that 6y sfsrsthe largest npp
ber of boues fouudsib the cpssfps ibf Ia6r
CORD are those Of the reindeer, an amiol
-icSsI % ionass tsisfs als5f1oE sd u
I bsa ioaass .ssess.sass soy Il bse .tsl
/ Il .ssnaTsh i.9ii iaars q sifasf .rrt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

"
aiEbe announcement, of The sudde dea tn
Of this gentleman. which took place early
Monday morning, has been made. The
deceased has longo been identlhed WIN
Npfthera Ohio 10 nd abas held prominent
position. allHis residence. IHyer since, We
hssI knew tho deceased, has been ost lhnal
SON where ha shada o eoultortablsisaa &C.
gghlful home TO which, bis friends ever lrs-
ceiVed generous welcome. ,:,isk
Judge Humphrey was the fresldent
Judge of the circuit oftwhicha Casahega
was part. under the old Constitusioa.a4
He was au upright Judge aud presided
with dignity and ability As lawyer' the
deceased, for many years. was snaopg the
most prominent asd at his death Snnld have
been one Of the Oldest practising lawyers 10
portion of the Statel ! ,kaslYlah
Judge Humphrey identified himself with
the Cleyslaod aud Pittsburgh Rail Road
and labored hard ID the promotion II lii,
Interests, vety much being due TO the per
.na o. G'Esa4Naa 81 s9sl'C5 lRsois5ls cid
bslbssa se0 Al ViiIola@ iadi bss .OOiissl
. a.CE GssiIRc, lEi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
o The Oerssiof ll.,berty.sl

We sympattize withpthe North aBecause
in aiwar which we afndl 10 ipsogress, aud
'sitbsnegardte which itsisyimpossible not
to entertain sympathies, We follow with
anxious hopes the army which, brings de-
liye;snces to the captivity and whose vic
tories, make il impossible, the tconsnmation
of the fonlcst and most gigantic conspiracy
against human right which the world has
ever seen We should ike those English
men who throw 6p ahefr caps for the South
and dchnekte when'they read somo mons.
Z Gus sfablaE Of eighty ftbousand Federal
soldiei being killed :or yDnndedoin cam
paign Of q few dag 81 ttoiexplaini iwhst bene,
fit 70, humanity they expect 10 be achieved
kby ySoutherp, success, We cannot suppose
they Wish so see the North defeated from
. mere feeling Of spite against their own
,countrymenl in another hemisphere.
Foreigners aIlege this TO be tie true reason
of much of the s Soatherns sentimenthof this
country, ,abutsthe charge isaui qndeserved
teproach. 1lMany shaye someho " become
tpossessed Of the notion sthat, the .canse Of
she ,South is, lirksd with that Of freedom.
little imagining that % sooner, onld The
tsnccess of the South. be assured than. tht
u berated slaves Of Louisiana, Arkausas
Mississippi. Tennessee, Missouri, Wsstert
Virginia. Kentucky and Maryland would
be hurled back toiibondsgeib by the opers'
|tionof q law more basbaroos and relentess
than aotbe gFugatise Slave aAcs. bn " hich
happily forH humapity no lopgers desc
Ecrales the, y United States statue book
The South penal ,enactmep,s agains
Iteaching slaves TO read, or to assemble TO
gether to worship God, or 10 leave th,
] tplantation on which they labored would bs
lmadc more severe. aoiAbolitionists would b,
hunted odt and forced to- leave the conn
Itrylors be d hanged oby5 lshe brutalzed meal
whiies; the hideous traffic in human hesl
| would be- resumed; Gen., Forrest, that ip,
specimen of Soul hsrn ,chiyalry, wonld re
! lurn to his occupation Of hunting rnnawa
4 negroes with bloodhpunds; Virginia plant
a ers. would be in with fresh zets to breed u
b children for the market Mason. is probabl
ii even now, in his London retirement con
) piIing Fugitive Slave Law more diabo
icai 10 its provisions than that be iformerl
? fatheredDz inn Congress. while the whippiu
mill of Missouri and The punishment rooa
8 Of, Charleston jail, would, soo9 be in fpl
blast 1unmolesled by the presence or th'
A terror Of Federal army. Are these th,
4 human results for which EDglishmen de
4 sire the success Of the South? SAsfor US
we cling oathe oldfashioncG Inspirations TO
buman liberty hich wersblonce lrpopula
4 in England, aud look for the, Ultimate sue
cess ofihel Northern "a rms. because, witt
4 Me- Golden, we think that 70 doubt lh
result of this4 conflict, would be almost t
i call 10 question the exercise OF Divin
1 authority over the affairs OF the world
4 .V'S t''hsa b9An London Morning Ssaraii'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
bsl ekertiop of tbe llndssv along ,the, IIns,

sohsl exertioa of tbe slndgsv along, the, Iips.
q tbs read. Just e. lhs w. time i'm osv when tbe
scheme seemed 10 be at,its efisis.a Tbes
gudgs vas one III xhe fe Y ipdividbslsH whose
sffpfts saved the aentefpfise from bfSilofs
and the people now Fespipg tbe bedeflts oi
tbae eosdps6oesd kindly shsisbitbs buiemwy
OF the decessed2sb ii .ISsssas oildgq 20 -
N Thew eaten Resers College, ,stdHad
SOP bhss eyesabeenr an etjSts ofagssetoin
stefestitoiihe Jpdges and bis genipl preselss
a. q tbs asp'rsIsstIes 81 'hst, ipsli!plisa w
~ We Saw the Judge Judge az lcbIeag6, sbeihs
10 attendance npo6 the 'C6hvtntiot Thai
nominated Gen. MeUfnSni swemfear the
intense exeitemeAtd On that ioccssipn smay
have coHuiba, Sdatoi the Inslsdys iofo " hici
the Judge died. = On the second day ofths
Couvention Judge II icomplsiped of jllae'
sndi remarked 70 A. delegate thai he was Il
and, afraid he could, not5sit opt the. Con
,yehton. He seemed to be in tremor
We had conversation With him Cd the re
cess of the second day. The success ao
General MrOlellan Ia nstbS Conveftiob was
very much wished for by the Judge. and
the opposition 10 him seemed to VICAR npou
and very much annoy the sdeeeased.T We
saw him again afterrthes final adjoprnmest
of the Convention, last Wspesday evening,
when bis heahh was, apparently, as good
as usual, and when many years seemed
1promised to him. He arrived home, how
ever but. 10 lie down upon bis s'bed, and dit
amid a Kind and loving household. anlitha'
passed away another Sof oarieolda citizen
~ hoowas identified with the dawniDg Of thi
county, and who awilbb be Eememberedss ss |,
warm friend goudr oneighbor. asd pprigh'
JudSe,ali ersYs qedf nirr sladsr ali nrnil ha
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

~ Il .lM.-WtUL WHgME. - -4TttIN t.frtCL 4
Plessepled ~ capdldaes respeetivelyL Tor
Rfesident and Vice President OF the United
'Staes. ,sAhd tbereupon The Convention
'wht dissolved, the, fling OF cannon and the
hdlding 6f Mass CoDyentions io tesnond 10
hs,l. altsli59 M Ets..TCS Tsfi II 'Sf
.Je8s %si bsS0 sappu B'it'' Ss nsihss' having ngoalis
81 ys3M G1s sSss.isrku. 81 Iaa1p ,.su,s.I
HSf ClI ts1S>lS 'nr 4aVssp' psspi spsS pin.Id "
uo W sv' 1a.suss ~ ~ ~ YuSe pi Ie e.
signing p.s ,iss 5pYl 5cpoYllnniiss'2n were promptly
asked Inc peace faction confidently as
serted mat be would, be must accept Abe
Platform, or in default Of SO, doing must
decline, the nomination, a. inc days, elapse
and he presents ihimself to the, pnblic in. a
al refnlv .wri,ten etter wbero;n be nrser;v
~ 5iil u, l5si w.
oyst aSSSs ~ sem .sS ym smsN NV ps ~ sa Sler
''yeo'o ."e 'NaYNti z ina . ~ VI VI
ne seem seems 20. 10 70 oe aware 'Pat mere Is any
pia' form 10 tne case; out proceeds 10 con.
street onefor himseif wherein be says: ~
10 !" The re.estaL Llsbment OF the Uaio1 ID allits
integrity fs and -hbst continue to be, the indis,
penssa9le c9pdltlpp n apy settlement 80 soon
ps . cleat or sven PsoeapIe, that cur pres
sns apss,sa.1s ,sa mas aso peace uPon .ne
of Of a,esmonsbin oracticed hv ci~;iissS
fnati0ns and taugisdby fhe traditions Of tBg
American pso pie, ,consistens with lthe honoEan
inieFesiS 9f he fepntryo.o SECURE spch a peaee,
~ establish tps Snlon I1slq gaursn'ee lSr Yrs
Th ans 70 g,H t,sa q Pay a
H. NJ % more tSoS y iYS siaSySoyalp wv -,
.slst IiSe ada lwhatsI acobt uotvss ol,boa0b
0bs.,ssass au sshs' .sn ot nv so,,sn,;
as IA Is ftbe peepIe- thew re present Tim. When
one State is willing to return to the Union, it
should be Teeeiyed ut, onoes with a full guaran-
zee. y q ps eens.nau'1a rights. iGsIl :g,g
Taaa oSsc,s SS bopId nI pS'' saS ~ Sm y
biliy for uItericr eopseouepces will Will fslI:SS5b
those Mo REMAIN ia Aims si6sti fbe Uuion.
But the Union must be- preserved at all ihaza
ards. s.nobIoD 90 bsensgbs ssH T'1sq suib
+ "I couldsnot look ainthe face oflmy gallant
comrades ohtbe army aud navy VIII oshaye SUR
tyWsdso many eloody battles, saed teib tbsm
tnat ana sscilnee oi SO many eh9qr
tha. I'VE had !AbapdOaed shst Uniisn for WHICH
T. Gen has aSnw much b,ioqa 10 sav af a favor z
lof peace. bat il must be fas we have SEEM
III ueaee cannot be had on his conditions,
I'd HtJlIL 5..l ~ % D.,C:iIa eeen ,sIslto y. I,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
Ths csnPaign opsnsd.

GOV Brosulgb slb 70 8 q crowd Of some TIRES
or, four tb oosapd people, assembeied 81
short notice, Sept, o'ist. insths' capitol
grounds al Celumbus, said, my friends and
fe)lowrcitizsps. / 30 not. mean to make o
sci speech; could DOT do 1t if,I wished !;
ny brain Is 50 full q the draft, Of credits
TO, ,towuships, sub, districts. colored iadivid
usls. &c, that 1 am fairly worked down
and used up, + .fssi Something like the
e bss sss pSs ?SsS sSsb a sSs aP g sS' %a
sdS i ,Ss s1 made ssS ''Ss 81 ss6S s,ss ssSss
sSS$ one S would EsSsk Se into IL sidasoi
Astsssssi 0rss ss''d SegSSSDd gSS dla1AA'5sE sAt 5SsE 9f
AT .mlciislq ed sss ;aa liu gOV 10
aglg yuiibaiWs ,Ynlaa0a q a Saidi ~ d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

TASTE Nv Ell, soliloqpizsd, The sspetsbis
Miss, Angelius HYefggpen, Is nv folded ths
newspaper which she had been readlng md
laid aside ler spsctseles. this . tbs. moet
ipisrsstiqg newspaper 4 heye X zen icf nssy y
. dsyaq ! believe \ aeeadfe - 9Ss' 3
hsart good % look at Y: ~ 4s - u :
there 10 almost eolpi9a q oscI9s ~
HesFtrsadine 0 0eeyises! .l ccs u, |, sses .,s ~
three sobbssipsv thrss saiciqas shn ~ "
par .iculars, besides almost 3 colnlln q 1:
| irssslug sccidsnts sbd crimes, ssd ! doe|1EG
| Il th>ft q not ; iQue fhf!ll!nk tee5p1e II q
\ s19co{ios Tor u1fdsF 'Eoe4 4 psrst -
l q ~ pstronIzsf y ltfssnh&ss obo.42(
| s'Aalasnssts niselsd sl>h'l6ettsslId a
Efs1fSa tao = iaetaIeA z,diA s4x1ooh(S'lA
fSIissE ssQosq 10 'sos : ssi'ssgp' J. GfFss'
t,rs 11ff'.c1 e1-f - 4.l.I 4 = 81 80 -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

Cures whom other
Medicines fail.

frequently to call atepd her bot she was re-
csnty very much worse Foes wesks she had no appe
She had night svsa cosgh great dss dsring IL. nias
and eensdsby Daring ths day al supposed she Va.
sis the People pare On tipg fhs sdieins shs psres,s
cd change onc On the third Day sks had recoysed hs
eighth day. not ~ having taken bos ahs has stoppet
taking the dps. ssying she we'll !. ever 81.
y ever sincs. PAUL KLEIN, Ga rdnsJ n Pearl IL
ssals oss'S's l. isr6 SaosbY ts ssss sss zss1
y, is .r ''s,il.s7 g'1 "a VAN n Bqhsio. Ny, -
80 sis.e 'ssAss .a;sFss q l 'sssss y ssssss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
.bl'rr0r ne a ihssbsis iik osa4.s 81
DREAM OF HOmE,
,if il3t--T Il1AA1f OWhIUW WHTN

- .si,s oY 1pr1 cAstIs MArsE; b, ,s..,s..syol,
'BmEsoE! deafestf raisept iedtln, slsn bss
Let the dying sunlight in; .siidsi
For o. glorious spell isronTmetrs ilBd-rtaH7
And / am at home agaiHriboi { ~ ~ ooso %
'Again I'see the tail firtreesyaissca bisfl--s.aO
That stand before our door ;.sils u - hlaes
And thesunlieht shining through them, "A,
Falls upon our cottage floor.
but I passpbeneSth theif swallows o-TSlAn
Onward to the house l go;
. Past tienshow drops, ana the hmyftses -oak'
Past the place where roses grow. .SssA
Once Itended them and loved Them ;zTTJ'
And love the myrtle now, 80 = SsIs'
For often tsedltd wreathe its klsn-EszzE
l. Round nd BY sisters baby brows.I, g. s:, Be-,
l remember how 1t pleased herss iDn sSsasb
'o.S shall L See thee sisteraiear f&=-NJagoBTz
Flowers, ye have no claim upon me, -bsass1
henmy loved d-0nts Hre-so. ncaf.-
Nf% am isi gS ySs ySs Es s Ssss $sss SSss Ss Wsn
Letme his yoaISaSaHd o'sfi1sda
oMother, brother; haveyou missed me gDH
a-oHere Is little brothers stseao slaissis bsaReuo
ILsWhere'is Lulu fIittie darling,f N. ssiiss'a
- Sister has kiss for On. 80 49, ?. @ s,.i ~. sa
o(slother, see her, holcipg kityre--3iv % .asa
:. In her arms for me to kiss. tsuessy saoi "a
oh! 1t almost pays for parting = yis,,.'ss :, %
ysaNowto feel joy ike this. oao las @ o1.s % =
But alasi the gathering darkness s,ia-s's5 yia
Brings reality, once more ;siu yiA,aiaal $40
-sAll are,gonesi PhcHvision vanished4suss 10
Hr II was bright but tisto'er.ss % bslisFsi s1S
Oh ye dear oresf Shall T meet yUuo 'A' 20 -
On fair tanaapss happy rshore,2 vsask
! There Wen dwell with Christ forever;
And we there, shall part no more. sqiasn'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

A CoyrExrrrBIE, FELLow.-A WestSf1l
editor, whose wife vas absent as the Esst.
was deprived Of bis osaal doughnuts I'D
therefors advertised that be would send his
paper, QUE year 70 the lady sho sent hifu
ihs ,best peck Of home made dotShunts.,
and would also mention. her name Il lsrks
type. He had two BARRELS fnil f1fnishsd,
and the mean fellow, not eonteHt WITH t6t9
speculation, announced, that mona u ~
samples camt up TO bic home standard kbd
advised the Ladies' g Wy sgsin, y = month.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
IN. People. CURE : GS:; S:..s::.:.. s:=.'.

have been In ebe heshver lnee ihe birth Of my bo,
VINO now y year. old. have had many troubles and diff
ealties all this % unattp me for every kind Of labor anc
destroying all myesmfort Last summer began taking th,
reopes ours aDdhaye used four bottles. and amos
cheerful and happNJ MrF6ATI. DEWAID,
p.r. o., poressnsker, o Gcsde Alley above rupper st.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
pr5PEss 5PH y CURE s CsF;i sg ss. D'.:is:' s;is.

My face has foraore than ten years been greatly disgur
ed by eruptions Anbunches, which times extended
my whole body, and oncetor three days made entirely
blind; but having two bottes offbe Peoples Cure
Acquaintance hAdy rscognizs me-indeed hardly
myself-as am new we'll man let ali who afflicted
try the Peoples Cn-the medicine prepared by the Santa
ry soce,y-and mink they viii not beeudge their dollar
JpsEPH sogR, rprne5 Mechanic street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
rr5FErs 5FH 3 CURE

= = tBu1alO Nov Is, 1862
sTwo Of subsesibers-one Of them Afflicted with bad
Fever Sore the otbsf with Rhp the ad-
vsrtisement of thsPeopes Cure N this paper purchased
the medicine and how alter having thoroughly tried it,
port II heartily thorough
edy In their case -@Editers Ciifisan Adyocate."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
,sspirs sHs CURE ns..s:...n s::s:

al was troubled with Rheumatism orvo years suffering
less every dy. have two bottles the Peo-
pes Cure and had paln since left II of
than weeks ago. consider yselfas entirely cured,
and the medicine has made me feel vryght and goodust
like young though am sixty-two yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEII, Michigan St."
~
"My life has been suffering from Rhoumatism of in
aammaory character for or years. sometimes
very acutey: About thest Of Jpre last she commenced
taking the PeoPs Cure and continued to take it some
three weeks In ondays sfter she Commenced the swelling
aud stiffness of solns bad very materially essened ant
In three weeks haddisappeared altogether.
"TH0hAsPOLLGCK,(a (atw. II. Glenny's)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

seT .mloiislq cd ga soa iiu goV 70
zsl1 xu'iba'us .gnlGa0a 3 a gadi ~ d.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24
tn. People. GCURE

have used the Peoples Cure in my family with great ben
ent In eases Of Soofua and Salt Rhepm and have
mended II frequently TO my friends. 81 ofwhom believe hav
been benedtted ard most OF them entirely cured by It.
CHARLES SCHARFF, 278 Main .treet, up stairs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

-i'cSsI % ionaao tsisfs ais5fBoE sd u
bHa ioaass ,sszsissss .seg Il bse tslip
~ .shna7sh i'91i iaaTs q sifasf .-,t d
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

ITyTq 1aluqol % bsyisos1 ,sBt ayAEi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

bslbasa seO Al yiiIO!S@ ,sdi bss .OOi,ssls
a:os GsnIRcs 9Es
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-24

EDGAR HALL he's peeu appointed by
IL a. aBsStsJr heFARY )tihhId Id "a osSsty 4
AAsss.ls t.sAts a ess sssec x N. .sSss5 2 sss
h -, --sariksI 81 sd 6
:ss;s So. 4: 1. s.s. 9 s'as -
ytfff " rYals - @ssfffsh al ,a>s3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-07
TRUSTEES SAIL.

H. l. = L.
WHEREAS. on the Isl day Of july A. D.,
w l-oi johnson Walker. Of the county Of
Clinton. in the State Of Iowa, executed unto
George s. {. Dow. as trustee, a certain decd q:
trust, conve, ing to said trustee the land in elm.
ton county. Iowa. described as follows te.wi, -
the southeast quarter Of the north east quarter
Of section No. eight 10 IN township No. eighty
three So north Of range No. four & east Of tue
9th 9Th r. m Which said CONVEYANCE wa,
made by the said Johnson " alker, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment If six certain prom
issrv notes therein specified and the interest
thereon. sigucd BY said johnson Walker dated
the lst day Of July A. u. ISL and PAYABLE as
follows: One for IA 90 pay able June 81. 1852.
one for 81 90 payable January lst. 1sa: one for
$3.50 due January st, 1864 one for az. 50 pay
able JANUARY lst SIS. for 81. 20 paybie Jan
uarv s 1866. one for e., 81 pas able January lsi
1857 all pa. able 10 order ~ Msek!ot & Corbn at
their office in the city Of Davenport, Iowa.
And now said three FIRST mem toned notes hav
ing become due and payable and the said John
son Walker having failed 10 pay the same. L.
Geo. = L. Dow, Trustee a. aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice, thai By virtue Of the pow
er which is in me vested by said deed Of trust.
will on Monday. the 18th day Of Julv, A. H.
lisa, at the hour Of Two o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day. at the Court House door in the city OF
Davenport. expose and Offer for sale. at public
auction. the marcel Of land above described or so
much thereof "a shall be necessary 10 satisfy and
paw the amount Of said note with the interes,
thereon TO the day of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale costs oC this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 18th Of Nav 1894
may25dts GEORGE 8. c. DOW Trustee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-07

These Bitters arc prepared. in pure bourbon
whisk,. from combination Of over % different
kinds Of roots. barks and herbs which act in per
feet concert one with the other prepared from the
origina. formula given by the great chief Red
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used them successfully
IN his practice for many years, and bv their use
gained 50 great apopularitv in the'cure Of dvspep
sia, Liver Complaint. Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vons headache, Fever and que, and aid iscsses
arising from torpid !i,cr or midi DIGESTION Persons
sn.ar.ns from either of these loatl.sonc diseases
will find sure cure by the use Of these Bitiors
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and posen> usual, put up in such prepar
atoms and pairned of on an unsu>neci.ng public
One trial will cnnyncp ,e most sArniical ;h;,t IN
Red jacket j. srlure which rome other possess.
They strengthen ard invigorate the s, stein.
They are unequaled for general debility
They are sure cure fer dvsnepsia
They give a good and healthy appetite
They a.ss. digestion
They are the hes, >tnulan in existence
Iney are preventive Of fever and arue.
They relieve constipation
They care nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatai,le,
Aged persons and delicate female j. in rnd HAY
can save large doctor bills by rae ni,hese Btters
beware q, corp.erfe.is. Red Jacket Hit.ers arc
dni, said IL bottles, with our name blown on the
side orp - 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-07

TREATMENT OF SU.srHokE.-Warm wealth
er and hot suns arc now upon us, and we
may expect more Or less Of comp de sol;e', or
sunstroke, TO follow. a person whose IN
covered head Is exposed 10 the rays Of .
vertical sun, Is not untreq,ently attacked
with a sort Of fit, which sometimes bears q
semhlance to apop,exy, but at other times is
more like an ordinary swoon. The proper
remedy for an attack Of this kind, durins
.Ae primary tit, IS to pour cold water over
the head. This is the plan pursued by the
natives of India, who are particularly ex-
posed to the affection in question. It is
said that sunstrokc may be avoided by
wearing handkerchief or cloth soaked in
cold water in ones hat while exposed to the
direct rays of the SUM-