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QLOsIHH OF BIAIEa

| h4sTaRE THROUeH, for Eris, Buffalo, Bostou, HsR
Aork, Hartford, and Willoughby, PainssViIe, Gene
Va A5Gabula and COnneaut, closes at 8:45A A M
- aAsTkRE THR0UGEi for New York only, cloRsE A.
SHOP. u.
EahFERs THROUGH, iur Erie Bulaio ALBANY Bos.
tcns New York and Hartford, closes st 71PM
aAsfEAh WAY for all points between cleveland an a
&rtes closes at 2:50 P. NJ,
HEsTERE THROUGH, FOR Toledo Detroit OhioAso
AI1 20 s.lIWaukee, closes ct 500 ?. h.
- Y ASIERh IHR0CGB, gOT Ioiedo, DeGroif, OhIcaen
D1puques st. Joseph and Cairo closes ct sol p M
EeIERE WAY for all points between OeyeIsuss
ana Toledo, CLOSES at 1880 P. N.
SAhDUskT WAY, for SandusgF Nnd sli fn1eruedfats
Folnt1, closes at $50 p. h.
CINCINNATI WAY, for all points E,atyean lusvaIa.s
End Cincinnati, closes ct I:25 P NJ :
SIHCIhhATi THBoU9s, iOr columbus, Dayton, Hevys
next mOrninRj
OIsoINsGTI THBoUed, for Columbus. Cincinnati.
Hheellng, closes at $3.50 P. III. T--I| :.
lngtoui closes at l2:25 p M = ~
81 PIffeBURGH WAY, Ior all points between OIsveland
SSn9YlleI and Pfttsburg, Harrisburg, PhiIsdelphia
oalLlmorS ana W Washington, closes Atm A NJ
4AHOHIHG WAY, for all points between OleveIn,pd
next morninRO '' As0- - 'AN
aEDIEA WAY, closes as a N.
- eoos4rohf, g. closes on sdAys, ThmHdAgs snd
sEIoEsyILLE, BArK, &c., olcsss Tuesdays dsat.
EEARoE OKHrEE, Granger, Eorth Royaltnp A,
'- and Saturday, At A. M.
sST-hail and Oros Letters Ars rsdhIfeu, -.
BE- prepaid. -
1JAll City Oiroulhrs are required 50 be prs-PsIs
~ OGios open from 7;tO 4. d. to 7:sn P. d. On
Sunday IRON A. NJ. to 1920 A. N. n
p OONLAS- P n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

; Ths Seasons and their Changes.-Win
ser stin fingers ia ths lap of Spring, and cold
northwest wind ia Jet with Yesterday We had
q cold, bseak ran and east wind, TO-DAY We shall
have snow storm PiobahlJs and 10 morrow q fins,
sunshiny d4y. Thsss sudden shangt play sad haV c
vita thoe Of oar citiEens exposing themselves and
particularly thoas havins weak Iuass. Tor ali dis
soi this nature Madame Porter's Cough Balssm
VIE Be feaDd invaluable. Rst4ied sy all Druggists
Is q snd scents.
SaFAadans Porter's Curative BAlsen oau be ob
tainod at Benton Bros, and strOns 4 Armstrong;
Wholesale Agsnts. Ulsveland, Ohio. mays4-Rs lW
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Orins-
n ana sexual cysfems-nsW and reliable Ifeatment
I'm Aeports o. the HoWa=d AHs0ciatiOn-Sent by
nail IA sealed letter envelopes Tree OF charge. Ad-
dress Dr.. ). 6kILEEN HOUGH ION, Howard As
eociaticn, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia
"a. mar3c- k2
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Mothers! saoInsEsls szOGasEs II

Don't fail 10 procure Mrs. WIHsLOW'B SOOTH-
ING sYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription oione
Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the
Unitsd Beates, and has been used for thirty years
with falling safety and success by millions Of
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of one
WeOk 70 the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
from pain but invigorstes the stomach and bowels
oOrreets seidity and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. twill slmOst instantly relieve
GRIPIGG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND OOLIO-
We believe il the Best snd surest Remedy in the
World in all cases OF Diarrhss and Dysenbery Ct
children, whether it srTises from Tsething, or from
other causes.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot.
tie. None genuine uRless the iac simiie Of CURTIS
& PERKINS, New York, Is on the wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal Once
Day-Bt-, New York.
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUs 4
~ u1A u zAA2I RAlEROan.

LEVELAND. COLUMBUa 4
~ US UI zhA9I RAlLK0aD.
ri
1884. SUMNER ARRANGEMHNT. '-IssA
:, % a1d sfsss Monday, May 18th, 1854, P.--spv,r
oeDtedl: = ~ s~S--ia@S'sA-
1St Train 5-35 A. m.-UIEOIHNAsrT ExPRras
ss0gplns q sraiton, WELLINGTON, New London
snetfst u eiJa1nsi Gallon, Gflead. OariinTton
tA.nisy' OeiaEares Lewis Center and Wort6ing.
Id Erzin-9:95 p M.-AUOonrMODATroE
5tops 81 ali stations, sad arrives in OoIumbuI
ton ani iJeIss4i5r7iR Rns 4 so
Trains leave Uolumbus st s50 and IO.9o g. n g.e0pm
skfiFe az Uissoisras. =. n, ESQ andS;00 p n.
OOHHEOT1OHE.
shsiby-ssndusky, msnaiisld 3 Newark Rsfiroad. .foY
9An5netes ht. Vernon Newark, Eansl.
O-ssslIns -Plttsbursh, Fort wayne 4 Udio.so Ran,
Eosd, Forest, Upper Sanduaky, DSlBhoG n
Ahl Aoft wayne LapOrte, OhicaRo, "a.
9, S9ss, and Assti0r hanHAelds WoostsF, Ma.
RFassen and pelleiontine RaIIrOad Line for Warioa
naueiontainss Sidney, Uulon, nuncis, In
alanAPoli9l TgTTe ueute, Yincanns9, EEans-
vile, Loul5Tfile, Cairo, bt. Louis, itc
BaiaEaHe-Wfth 6prin glald bTnnoh for 3uffna afIaTd
uotambnE-Aaistie Miami 4 Columbus, and Xsnil
keiIoads Ter 4elia, Dayton, IndlanaDoliI
Terre Ha1te, st. Louis, Morrow, LOVsllnd,
Ana Oineinnatil and with the Ohio q MiIs
lllsippi ketlIoadC 'Oinsinna atifor L1uflTflIn,
EVsn1vliles Oatfoi 81. Louis, and All Po4ntl
IollmbuB-0entral Ohio Ratircad for NovTark Eans.,
Vile, wheeling, ke,; Oolumbu1. Pinua =
Indiana BailroAd for PiQuA, UrbSua ~
~ Tor Tickets 70 all points and Information au,
sE at tne Passenger Station, and 81 Union Tickst
Hs FLIHT
Olsselsnu, Aay ~ tes4. Superintendent.
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PURE SYMPATHY.
sore Throat, Cough, Cold

Sore Throat, Cough, Cold,
and similar troubles suffered progress, result in
sa-Sors Pulmonary Bronchial and AsthmRtto Aheo-
ions, often ines incHrabio.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
are compounded 50 rs to reach directly the seat Of
the disease and give almost lugtsn' felieL
uE-soId by all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
tu the United States end ost Foreign eountFise o.
q ~ NV tafzy--z
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93Es. 8 Is a III A n,
ksmber Of the Royal Csl<gs Of Pkysieaas
Lonaoa, EagiGad; Graduate of
Ricord's HospttaE for

@Ats%tS 4ealftt4t fof
FEMALE DIS RAsE
and soOnstaut attendant Of Paris, London, New Or.
hams and Mentreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an Ofice at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Uhsre evil be happy to meet sIl those who are ai
1ictSd with subacuto and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eficacOus and effective His med
ioinas simply vegetable extracts and oils they
hsEe never Osen ussabut by two other physicians ia
America besides himssl. He has spent the greatest
Part Of his life and Thousands collars In obtaining
, IsW Socrvu' IN ~ BEofassio1. BE tes the Urine
for all torms Of disease. No cnzrg- --ai-irg an
honest aud, true statement Of thier case.
- -sPERMATORHGA.
To YOU'VE MEE.-8e can prove to you in few min
utes that be H the only physician you treated
with that cures this disease. For ever patient who
viii follow h1B directions, be will give One Hundred
Dollars ii he tails in curing this disease No charge
made tor consultation. those st distance who
wish 70 consult the Doctor may do so BY sending
small vial urine By mail, with name sex and age
and he Will answer describe their case, aud the
possibility Of getting reiei BY enclosing return
stamp, Euar5fN
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Sold by al Druggists 80 cents per pot. ManufAo
turfd AZ no. SRsG Fourlh street, cincinnati, y.
Ask for
DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

Read what those hsy who syeus9d IT,:
Mr. Charles " Landf sm, Of Louisville, ana MT.
J. HsEards, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, both were cured AZ
T us,ug one PIT of DR. htricklsnds Pie henedy
They say th5y haze tiled svery thing but could obtain
no relief but Pot Of Stricklsnds Pile hemedy al
tected a perfect cure a Ter suffering for many years
with the wcrst Eind OF Plies TneY recommend eve
r. one VINO is suffering 10 Try it.
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%. aIannn

EaOFzsEUa JE EBECrEOYArRX ARD EEDIGiAa
Jfnce-lls Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the tiity Hetel.
Once hours fremg 70 Il and from 2to 5 O'Clock
daily SUNDAYS excepted.)
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'YLgVRLAND 1 ERIE AZ,

CLEVELAND 3 ERIE R.R.
1854. sUMMxR ABRANGEMENT. 1854.
On ana after Monday, NAV 18th. lss4. Pa-.,.,
--A''a VII run ss tollOEsi Sundays excepted:
9;45 a. m.-DAT EXPRESS ATN-erlJpuIn.r
NIieugnby, Falnesville, Geneva, AShtabuls,
COnneaut anu 1lrsrd only, and arrive af Erfs ~
LIS D. N. QunkiEk y.t6 D. m. Budalo sos y %.
1870 r. .ms-UlHOlMNATl EX RW9s-52nu1fngo ; a
EalnesVille, AsAsabuia and Girard only, and sr-
5iyes a5 Arle 6'zl p m.i Dunkirk ss3P. m, Buf-
$50 z. m.'@nAIL AEB AOOOaImoDATTOH-
Stopping at ell stations and arrives st EFta Is
O.I0 T, m.-EIgHT H4PREss FRAIE-stovplua
al Paine9Villet A1htabulA and Girard only, and
sgFiyss e Iris at l2;42 a. n, Dunkirk go &,
El.s Bulaio t129 =. N.
GHAVR ERIB
Is A. E.-4IGHT EHPRES5 TRAIH-gtouainR ak
GiEaroi AshtSoHia and PlinosFills only, and A..
riYa1 at Cleveland 81 $50 A. n.
500 A. E,--dAIL AaD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Ezdd ~ f6.IG 4. i.
$40 A. H.-T0LEDO EXPE EESS-StoppIng ct All Sta-
sOns except 5TAnyille, 9aybrook, UnionViIls,
Perry, Mentor and Wickiida, and arriVeS ~
Cleveland at I:flP n
G4O ?. E.-DAY EXPKEss TBAIN-ssopping At GI-
rsrd, Ccuns4ut, AshtAbula, and PainSsTiIls
only, and srrlges in Cleveland at 6s10P. n.
- ssooBd Gas Carr ars run On an shrouEh
/ Trains.
with trains for Toledo chicago, OOlambus, Qincin-
nati, indianapolis, St. LOuis, &o.; and all through
trains going Eastward connect at Dunkirk with the
trains OF the a. z. z Railroad, and e BuaAlo With
| those Of ths New York Central and Bu8Alo 3 New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and at Arie with trains on thl
sEDay Express, East and West, connects as GlrAFt
| with TratnH on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad tol
hineE7iils, msadyills, Jans4toEn, &e; :. -.
cls7eiand. May 18th, Is5l
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P09T.0PPIcE TIsE.faRLE.
1861. Summer Arrangement 1854,
FcA TES
A$ssVm' aEo s;sexnzsg as asalEs
OLEVELAND POST OBBIGE,
Commencing Monday, May 18Th, Iss4

ULEF ELhNU Posi- OEBIQE,
Commencing Monday, May 18th. 15;4
~ Nails viii be oEsnsd ap6 ready sor SsIgyarV ON
hour after arrival Of trains
- All Mails close one hour be.ore dsasFkrra o
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOTS
AAstsrn Through arrives at 800 A. III, and 81 and
$50 2 -
saster1 Way arrives at 1910 a. M.
fltlsDGrEh Through arrives al 45b.E.
90 Way arrives at S3i T. NJ.
SendnHky Way arrives at 9:I5 a. NJ
Mahon1ng Way arrives at 500 P NJ
ulhennsu through arrives ct $50 A. NJ, $50 r. n,
90 Way arrives at $40 p. NJ.
Western Through arrives at $50 4 ID ., End s55 p n
do WBy arrives at z:45 P, H.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P NJ
bookpert &C.. arTives Tuesdays, ThuYBdsys and Sat.
urdAys at y Il. I
Breoksyile. Bath ao., arrives Mondays snd Fridays
sharon oentsr, Esngsr, Eorth BoyaIton, &c. Rrrivss
~ mondays and Fridays at 5 p M
y NsIrensy1lle le arrives daily st IOI5 A. M
a1<zt Ois'saaad and Euclid arrives daily as 3 A y
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A TLANTIC- Z GREAT WESI'N


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Two through Axpress Trains between Dlsvelaud and
New YOrR. Takes eject May is, 1854.
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( lAAVELAND 3 TOLEDO Z, B.


1854 SPRING ARRAEeEaIHT. ls,1
rssIh &c sit9r Monday May 18th, Isg4 Pas..De.-
oeptsdl: : AN'A0"N NSonoz5 sK-
S''-O r4ti. ~ tiI.-SdlOAGQ SdlOAGQ QEXPBESS-stops At Bs-s.
1o SiiTS1as ~ Opsthns AorWAIk, Monrosvills Belle
T19l ytydel Ennont and Elmore, ard arTfvs- -
1.So 1SieS9 - AZ 81 i0;ss and ghfcaso AZ $50 p
t9,,t = -. - ~ " ~ AAiLE-0Eops A. All a.
slgo1 On 5outh5 = vision, and ar--ivau ~ -
s-,,1 iSSo 81 q SO ?; ~ UhicsRo $50 A. ~ ~
4SSO = IL sOSfhE Elm hlAIL-st0pE at an ut..
lo1s on Northern DiFtaio1, and srrivs- ~ ~,
F'OO = A;-HlGHr EKPRESs-EtoBsa 5rafaon-
.oF6alkl monEoevilles Clyde, and fremonf. md
"a I've 81 Ioisao q lists ?. n; md OhiosSS a
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aGLR PENS:

e9IETTX7E5IIS bAUK, GUIMPURk
III do. A new inrorlation-, n - prrr,srrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-04

Among the documents found on the per-
sons carrying the rebel mail, recently cap
tircd in Maryland, was a printed bill Of fare
Of BaIlard's Hotel, Richmond, the charges Of
which were as follows:
Asparagus per plate So veal, Sc boiled
chicken, Sl5. a chicken stcwel or brolled.
flJ Il fried chicken. s5 boiled eggs, 50 ;
fried or omelct. =, ornelet with sugar, 81;
Sturgeon 81 ,nacl.erel 81, perch, s. ;
salt herrinrs. 50, ~had. =, sl.ad roc - ;
becfS'cak. SO; porh steak. 80 veal outlet
s.; beef,teak and onions, ST.; lam and
eggs. s. kidneys, So Irish potatoes fried
81; boiled do, - onions, 81 fried do,
- radisics, 81 rice. 81; honiny. 81 ;
cup Of coffee, pure. 81; cup oftea. 50 milk
toast 81 buttercd toast, s. coffee and
bread, s. tea and bread, Sand other
articles in proportion. In iichmoim good
suit Of clothes could not be purchased for
less thAn $1,000 Board SO per day a
quart bottle Of champagne, $50; a bottle Of
ale. s25 pair Of good long boots, 500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-04
Home songs Of the w az.

American Maj seillaiSc Elaer. o.,
''under our flag beat the long call once more,
Gallup the Npr;h Is yon called her before
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus 81. q
''Suden and loud he cry rang
Softly now. tendcry l't him with care. so.
This is a hero whose pale f. n sc bear
Inscribed I. the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red Battle Field Quartet 3d.
silently. tcnlerly. Iaogrniuly home,
From tie red battle iicd volunteers come"
A Hero has tail.:.. b..
His saddle = empty AMI s.lcashcd Is his sword,
Another has left Us 10 reap his reward
Emancipation Song and Cherus. 50
In this land OF the free not Slave shall there be,
As a eaase Lee rei'eiiion a1 .,sea@,is
Mother, when the war is oyer : & and Che. 80
The Drummer Boy March. 80.
Sent ~ mail. postpaid. ON receipt Of price
OLIVER DITSoN Il co. Publishers. ~
Washington street HaAyon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-04

ErGur CHILDREN Al \ BIRTH. On the I'd
of August last MR. 1imotlv Bradee, Of
Trumbul county. Ohio, gave birth to eight
children three boys and five girls. They
are all living. and are healthy, but quite
small. Mr. T. 5 family Is Increasing fast
He was married siA years ago - Eunice
Mowdry, who weighed .3 pound, on ihe
day Of her marriage. She has given birth
to two pairs oi twins, and now ei sht more,
making twelve children in six years 1t
Seems, strange Lot nevertheless IS true
Mrs Il. was twin Of three. her mother
and father both being twins, and her grand
mother ihe mother Of FIVE pairs of twins
Mrs u. has named her BOYS after noted and
distinguished men one after the Hon j. r.
Gliding, who has given her . splendid gold
medal; one after the Hon Elijah Cham
plain who gave her Il decd Of fifty acres Of
land and the other after James Johnson
who gave her a cow mr. Il tie " y
TsIu3t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. on the 3l-t das of December. A.
w d. 1851. James q. Crane and Mary Ann
Crane his wife, eAcCutcd unto John W Thomp
son. a. trustee, certain deed Of trust. convey
iny to said trustee the lands and premises in
Scott county Iowa. described as follows. to-wit :
Part Of the south east quarter OF the s"nth west
quarter Of section So. tWey-onc t2l. in township
No seventy eight ,1ei. north range three east Of
9th !! NJ beginning fourteen Ia chains fifty
six 81 links due west from tie south east corner
of s:id quarter section thence west four chains
rinei, three and ree-tourths ta5s4 links to a
stone thence .ort.l ten 10 chains twelve and n
half ~ links. thence east four a chains ninety
three and three trurts .,3s. inks thence north
ten tloJ chains twelve and half ,igil inks 10 a
stone the place Of beginning. Which said con
yevancc was made by the said James g. Crane and
Mary Asl, h;s wife, for the purpose of securing
the payment ot i've CERTAIN Lr..nis1Hrv no.cs,
with the interest thereon. signed bv the said
James g. Crane, dated the 3lst day of December
a. II. 1861. Gge Of said said notes for the sum of
five hundred dollars <a9ui PAYABLE on the 3s day,
afnecember ,s5. to the order Of " lam H. Deed
One of said notes for the Of five huRdred doll
lars Soes'l pay able on the 5 st duv OF December
A. ID. 1861 to the order of James Warren. Oae
u said notes for the SUN Of one hundred dollars.
;.asi payable on the It'll day October, A. H. 1858
to the older Ut Aic.,ana sheaiv one OF said
rotcs for the sum OF hundred niit ten ,i,.i!ars
t$lln payable on tic Isl day If Jan.arr 1885
~ che order OF Martin Gger and the last ri said
notes nor .iie .. t.e landse. aud five dollars
u io5l payable the frs day of January, \. D.
lssG. :" the order of Nall, Dnnkley 4 Co. with
intefe, on MI at SAID notes a, the rate OF ten per
ceat per annum.
And now the said ,as.es G.. Crane having faile,..
to pay The note Cor $500 to James Warren, above
| named, |, John VI. THOMPSON, trustee rs afore-
SAID. do hereby give this public notice. that by
virtue OF the power which is in me vested BIZ said
deed Of trust, will on Saturday, the 18th day OF
JIne, \. d., 1854 at ten o clock in the forenoon
Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale 1t public
auction the tract Of land above dcacribed, or So
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of sid $500 uote. ~ilrthe interest
thereon to the day of sale together with the costs
and expenses attending this sale, costs Of this
notice and trustees tees .-.4k~d E
Iu Dated Nsy IL, 1894 100 ...a3a bari
L. .,as,uiyrr J0aNo ~. THOMPSON,
- IA t4sc ~ Trmafaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-04
SEMINAL WEAKNESS

Seminal eri'sa.cns. III eonreqnence q raj aouse.
THIS sratery vice or DEPRIVED .exaal itanlS nee,
pract,red by he ycu l. .. both s-x.s - Al siu" |
uni mited ex,es.t pspdrc NJ Aith nEtsbng C '"p-
Is ~ flowing re' y Of rorpld M oLs. Unless
n ba,ei ~ s-sht =: NJ ca no si'esi VIZ o.i'
W ,onn,cnarre dait ofs Il. ter the yea, path
the head, r.n.rg IN the ea-s-ne 80 IKE INC ~
Ing Ct lea, taeAs'r-e. u Get TIE me. Eeia-
ness af ,hr n.ie ce-fuset scn, disiike 70 fjr ~
n. seauairtaices le-s memory, h.ciic fl hes
M, AID Iols .rYl'iona a9out ti' isre ioa''a
1fea,n. coughs. cDn-aia ,ioa. nighi eas, mono
maria and r. queutlv n.ty, - resi not o.
fasn.d .ho-.i app Immediately by let r per
-oa "a have n cure nj cfed. iersons ~ distance
may tie cured 81 h mr. ~ "a t.e rirz CT - ,
Eurtc1. stating caas synp ons ara iensth 81 'in.e
the cisea.e ctnn uea. a.i have Tneiiclhe
promptly forwarded free ion damase or curiosity
any Of The coualI4 win i1t an plain uiie-'
:ions fer uee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-04
B lever AGES.


rI,lWSE BlTTERs ARE Not OFFERED TO
the public ~ mcdicinc ,ha' VIII cure all
The III. that II, ii j. heir 70, but they are an
honest reliable. remedial afriit. ana are an ELI
,ienl aud agreeable regulator OF tie system In
a section, OF the country, especially IN the bll-
ksObNck.'S EtiferS.
lous districts Of the West and Southwest. where
they have been introduced. they are recommended
by Inc rnysciais as beneficial. it taken in proper
quantities IN accordance with ,nc directions, a
preventive and cure tor Fever and Ague. Liver
Compliant. bilious Fever, Dyspepsia, indigcs-
ExOoNcE'S Filters.
ton Jaundrc, Dizziness, Depression OF Spirits,
Ianguor AMI all arrangements Vt tac digestive
,unctons For dcblita'ed persons they par
,lcula,iy recommended, giving an appetite and
strength t. the whole human iraiae.
These Bitfcrs are scientifically prepared, and
EeOEHCH's EStserS.
are made oi Il rare combination oi Roots, Plants,
ll,rl,s. Barks and Seeds, which have been found
most c!fec'ual. by long mcdical experience. to
possess the requisite Tome properties III relieving
and curing the above complaints These btters
are The poor mans friend. SAVING him nany doc
SSODNcE'S ESstfGrS.
tors bills. Is well as the rich mans so'ace and
comfort invigeratinr the weak an! dehiltaicd.
driving away melancholy. aad making life o.
misery ore ii unallnved enjoyment. these Bit
tens nave been introduced, and are being used
no, onv in the hospitals bg, among the soldiers
EsO5NrA'S EEiffesS.
as on appetizer. tome aud regulator vi the system
throuorn,t the Army Of tlic North, by and with
The consent ut the hi shaSt government authority
In point of strength Twill guarantee my B'ters
10 contain larger proportion of real medicinal m
gradients and virtues than any other Stomach BIT
IkOkNrk's Filters.
,.rs in the market, and by comparison with 9TH
.rs i, Will be seen ut once that they are stronger
,,J ua,n trai will be found more iicicri than all
others they are agreeable 10 the taste, inyigora-
ling in effect made of good materials, and an aril.
Gle that all my customers purchase the second
time with equal Satisfaction. Let everybody ny
them and they will be fully convinced OF the truth
of 40 above.
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Consumption can be Cured.

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