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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

p. WArxiys.--Our friend
bins calls on every body to read
advertisement, and give him a
/ you don't do il YOU will be
Dosers.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

r. wsSrrp.--Any man Who
as up u steam saw and srist
Pamela can make a fortune.
mills are much needed all
county. We hope our es-
Vill notice this fact, for VIC
citizen able aud willing 10
10 this Business aud therefore
pill men from other States to
this profitable Geld Of labor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

|ns Cfops.--The continued dry
nAsr will injure the late corn and
~ crop 10 q greater extent than
bess generally supposed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

asx & TRosr 1T viii be seen
Iercnce 10 the advertisement Of
krm that they will remain in
d only one week longer, AID
lhey arc anxious to make every.
. present before they 20. Call
De or you will No, get yours.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

BiLb MrsDrskD. - Report says
Bsegro woman lef. a plantation
eosa,y, with three small chill.
! and that on the way to town,
Iilled her youngest child aud hid
q brush heap. We hope the
BY authorities will investigate
bitter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

peLSIsK's CoMMrReiAL Col.
k.-TLs old and well known col.
has been rc.opcncd at No. $50
= st.. Memphis. Tickets for sale
". eorsby In Paaola.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

rhy.--who's going TO bring US
ice lot Of fresh batter We want
y very mnch don, all speak at
b.!
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

.sssa tfs1as) dates Of the 9th
ut eusiasss u I'll kinds b very
~ that ccsssa can te bought
cents.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

Xorws.--Rsad this NJ.
81 20 ual learn something
&tos@ssss you.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

blAsaa--we are prepared 70 fur
y al kinds " justice. blpah' at
J vlIss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-08-18

GErAr Or1RAoE AND RoBprRy.-
We have jnst lesrned that on las,
Sunday, while the regular Ysxoo
Packet Dove, was dischsrging some
freight st . landing hear Silver
Creek, on TIC vest bank Of the Yasoo
River, six armed d~cspersdoes, with
pistols drawn, esme ssosrd and com.
nsneed airing iadiserimina.cly at the
crew and passengers, demanding
thsis money and arms. They shot
NJ. San hirsh through the arm,
breaking the bono, and the mate was
shot through the hand. They took
from one man e19, 0OO, from another
5000, iron snsther $500, and
from varioss other passengers aud
the boat, various amounts not report.
Cd 10 us.-Casroiitsa Conservative.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
Mercury, 1iindrance from business, OF
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
DIR. James practice in Enrope. the United Sta'c s
and New Orfrans--the many remark able cures he
has effected, which we're pronounced hciirabie by
the most erniseAt ply scaans. lustifies him IN on
sring his services TO the confidence Of the unfor-
innate.
The following arc some Of the diseases termed
.'private," and which DR.. james permanently
eradlcates. viz Syphilis. primary, secondary
tertiary Structures, UrethrM Discharges, elect
Goncrrhca Nocturnal and biurnai Emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Lcins,
inflammation rt the Bladder and Kidneys, khcu-
rnatism. uvnrocete tcrccocee. Cancers. etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females, such AS Amcnorr
hea. Dysmenorrhagia, Metrorrhagia, Chlorosis
Nervous Debeii,y. etc, successfully treated.
Dr. James hong practice III New Orleans. and
the endorsement of the Medical fraternity. and
the almost e.utire southern press. should cow
vince the IN ost skepticai that DR.. James can and
will perform, all that he promises
DR. James would also call the attention cspe.
tally of those who have privately and improperly
injured Themselves, in that secret and solitary
habit which ruins both body and mind, unfit
ting them for both business and society, produce
ing both Constitutional Debility and lmPotency.
The following are some oil the sad and melan-
choly effects produced by early habits Of youth Or
sexual Nc.sscs, viz: Weaknc>s of the Back and
Limbs PAIN in the Head. Dimness OF Vision
Loss of Muscular Power. Palritation OF the
Heart Dyspepsia. Nervousness, Irriiability,
= ~uptoms Of Consumption. &c. Mentally the
fcnr,ni ,,dects on the mind are more 10 be dread
cd Loss Of Memory Confasiop Of Ideas. De
preston of Spirits. Etii 1orebodinss Aye sion
iaitv Sc.. are some IT the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any OF the above dis
eases and SYMPTOMS should not fail TO call en- DR..
James. and be at once restored to perfect health.
Let no false d-hcacy def e. you, but call NJ once.
aud say, Yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences, Of these much to be- dreaded maa-
dies
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and fun v,gcr restored.
Those at n distance. by describing symptoms
-inclusing stamp for return answer-will receive
prompt attention BY addressing
DR. u. B. JAMES,
T. o. Box S.l96 fian2, dkwly Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
DK. BIGELDW,
Confidential Physician /!
lfnrmeriy Of 81. Louis, Missouri
11N south G,lnrsA Il. ,ccf. dl,;c-s.-t,

/ 3" sSs sect. far'k go
IeF>lE on Y REGULARLY EDUCATED AM
| l. legally c4sliled y. ysieias iii ltl.i o. l,.s,
makes HE tf,st..4ttsf II Pf.fatr Cag4ai. nj. ;
speciality His oil lsa. .e.i estafsiisMess OK
pfessiy e a.isfd IT, aHett Sauna and scientii,
medical aa without tue use u; ii.lic ugy or iioH
lous drnrs y. Il. has ier n.Any 'cats devoted
ms wielp a'teii0a ~ me t-eriasat 81 prs at,
| complaint in thsr varied and romplfc4.ed forms
lis success IA the trrat. nj of those eng stand
my ana tltieiii cases sag , n were formerly con-
serrea iiirBraDic, j. >uiiieieht recommend him
10 the pei,,ic sort'v Of the extensive patron
age wailsi lie has received. In professional ex.
Ierie.re in hospital ana private practice extend
M through ifaay years IN ms and other dc part.
reE.s Of medical science. h. is the dissnverer Of
the only safe, speedy and rcliablc remedies for
these yiruleiit. secret and chronic diseases and
has letters oi recommendation from tie most
distinguished and experienced surgeons and
Physicians 81 tEls country as 'estimouiui, of his
superior skill and profound Judgment Ia the
treatment Of disease o! private nature
The unig raal aud uniaiilng success IN the
treatment adopted by him. has proved beyond a
doubt that permanent cure ior the worst eases
OF constitutional syphilis c"norrh&a, structures
in amy form. all mcfcuria affections diseases of
the skin, kldnevs and bladder impotencv, sper-
mgtofraua, etc. can now bc obtained tn u moral
certainty. II application be made TO those whose
int I.ttr. slill ana experience b. relied on
Iouur men espceieiy Who nave become vie.
tins Of SOLITARY vice or sell ,.buse that dreadful
and destructive habit when annually sweeps to
an untiineiy grave thousands OF young men OF the
most'exated talents and brilliant intellect may
call with d tut confidence ana perfect cure
females suffering from IRE rular ties attend
on puberty. raen SITUATION or pregnancy or per-
sons HAVING any obstruction 10 marriage should
see the doctor at once and be cured.
lie THINKS i i bus duty TO advise the uniortu-
nate. pas cnlarly strangers. 10 be care,al that
they SHOT deceived by false advertisements OF
boastin. impast,7s He who places h useif nm.
der the care Of Dr. y. may religiousy conide in
his honor ns gentleman. and confidently rcly 10
hi skill physician
DIR. y. wiiiiel the patient previous 10 common
cling the treatment Of HI case how muci, he will
effect cure; and when such an arrangement is
entered upon, in case will he make q second
charge.
Office and Rooms within half square Of the
Post uihce, where all politely invited to call
Once hours from a m tO5. .. m; sundays
1Da m. to noon. Consultation at Office free.
Send stamps and gr. mis- Guide to Health.
pn-T IEEIstE i,(y< SnI.,-JX,xiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
TIE ONLY TRUE W RGATIVES.
THE ONLY TRUE PijRGATIVES.
TIE ONLY TRUE PUhGATINES

II
Dir RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
81 would rather have one box Of DR.. Rad
ways Pills, than all other pills in the world
They are pills that cure. When YOU take a
dose of these pills. you can depend upon the
expulsion OF the diseased II mors from the
system the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Kid
neys, System, Skin and Blood are acted up
on, and the bowels, after an operation in
duccd by Radwav's Pills, are left as clean
and healthy as the stomach would be after
a dose Of lobelia. No straining, weakness,
or wrenchng pains, or piles Or tenesmus,
but thorough and natural evacuation is
the result
This is the testimony Of one Of the most
distinguished physicians in the world. -
Never were tluer words uttered. Rad
ways Pills are pills that cure" The suffer
cr of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, C,nstip-
alton, B'liousncss, Costivencss, Jaundice,
DropSy, &C.. may rely upon an absolute
cure, by the use of one to six boxes 1t is
not necessary to take these pills FOR months
or years to accomplish cure. They should
be used in all cases where a cathartic is re-
unired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

The rapi, growth aud incressing popularity Of
the ccitrlr. consequent upon lis Thorough
Course Of Practical, Useful Educational Jsain,nr
has made It necessar 70 again extend lis aVcon,o
daions and cnlarsa rs facilities for Practical In
sthetiop. l Therefore announce H. vytaass OF
another large au'i ,1inna,iioas bail !inS ~ NJ
d d.e signH'ed lns slAlH tULl.IGE BLu.DlNn.
me instiiulien " preshul IL eAl wing III unlif,
Geo nted pft'ena - ir1n not cuiv evarv ie,rt
l a, oN' RON i'r+isn e"nntries and. the ru-
dofsetn nss the frae,i cal Course stud, IL. I.
1.ived I'm the leading Educators. business
Men. anu Heads OF Gov~trrent p,.rrr, u.r,ts
.as placed ~ foremost in The catalogue 1T eauca
and influence throughout tn. rn.lc,,in ~ ~
."n'i'rrcia' and mercantile sclerls con,binrd
ateaaN our cdics ana village IRON Maine 4,
~ ' IN ne"ti, every department a. GOV.
IN f,',. y, y NN.'e 'h' ~ "nx arm, aud cuiiiya
yea Dram 81 ihose Who Lola " alrlo,na. ma
the demand f'r 'hesc youns. trcn et,,cn,,,, e.,
directly for active hh. Ii ee.s,sr than NJ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

Notni'h t7iu"lA. tn Farce rstrnna.... IA. INST
tu'lon euJeNe 10 lsttr .tiseI Ives 81 .r,ed in
an school 81 on, hundred Students. thai. thranrh
TINS entire fetegc, as vi ! hc noticed 81 ,.,3,y
person visiiing II. Eun bnhding i. under the
chars' 90 ~ p.n.ipai aud re.sal... onrlys
OF teachers, AM the ahnla under we sspse, ,.ipn
OF Tin President and hief Pa cipai
Parents i distance ean rey nnon ;,els. An,,a
beng boarded IN The ny marh families, ere
ever mere sAsf, a. ,ntlen wii b. gfven .l.et5.
TIE SPRING AND sJMMER
stiir tore Der an intelligent aud most re nc.
nle body u stud..n's The elias benz, cut,i'os..i
largely OF ihosr WHO .inyr heenengaa ell II t,,.se
ing during the winter. ~ Intending literar, col.
lcEts whore lone vacations occur The ,if,-s are
-" larrNh f"Nra Seiiicd in'the SUMMER .a,.s,n
t'robai'lN no AMOR. 81 'r1etisr place ,oi s., -
leeted than tie CITY :. iapghke,nsi,. 81 ,vit,en Ia
spend I'm Sngnmer months al the time nr,ss ssfy
- complete our pro- MI I COURSE If sedar--
fhost Mho eeTpletr 'he eonr9r N IL" .fnlcier
months, and de-irn situations. Hn1 renav IN,
pi"t 'neni Ten tlie fan bn~ Nee bc.ns but II IL
not csssprs TO- wait los such has been th.sitn,
on the co,lrasinify 30 II ur n,niies aaa III. Il
~ the rus, ~ bHsieo~s ia every uuari.r, t,Ac
all md rrnsls cu.Hla1ia - 81 any season Il Tie
year, and NJ .lcruis-r sslsries
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

Those tcsHiny to form clubs according 10 IN
terms 81 me ln-'itntion Producing the Tuition
Fee 10 clubs wall. ~ notifying mo- receive an
appointment ttr eael, niefaHaf, dn'y tnru ana
sa'e'', but @h nam 8 leit blank. IT, be liiiea M
by ~ applicant
Educators nnd business men recupsted 10
give this Eollegr and = Di"de OF pr etical IN
sii pcton. their att.niion believing tlns our coun-
try demand men Practically Edncai u Edaca-
ted igt The me ti II - time 1t this mater
be more in'is understood and discussed. aai that
our schools and Cnlp l.es hs made 10 Under. and
that cumbersome, unpra;iical learning Is nj
ad>con't, AMI Practical. Useful Education H.
abot par. The largt. .mnmber d ,i-i-ars 10 The
onege dnrIng TIE past year. md the patronage
II y " ENJOYS from tilstln 1uished educators and
business men from escrs state of The Union X
Sufficient evidence that our labors IN Tins cause
are appreciated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

A ND THE vIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
IN In EOuR WEEKS, by DIR. RICORDS ES-
SEACE OF LIFE. DR.. Ricord, fof Paris,) after
some four years Of earnest solicitation, hiss Al
length acceeded 10 the urgent request Of the
American public and appointed an agent in New
York, for the sale OF his valued and highly priced
Essence Of Life This wonderful agent will re
store Manhood to the most shattered constitu-
ticns in four weeks; and, if used according to
printed instructions, failure is impossible. This
liferestoring remedy should be taken by all
about to marry, as its effects are permanent
Success, in every case, is certain.
DIR. Records Essence of Life is sold in cases,
with full instructions for use, At $S, or four
quantities in one for ~. and will be sert to any
part, cearlully packed, on receipt Of remittance
to his accredited agent. Circular sen, free On
receipt Of four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, AT Broome SfIeet.
One door west OF Broadway, n Y,
ianl4 dlY Sole age MT for the United Stntes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
DAILE2IDEMOQRAT


4 rfogcssor Valentine Motif died ON
Wednesday last, at his tcsidenee in ON
mercy Park. New York, ut the adyanc oil
age Of eighty yesrs. DIR Mott was nati We
and one Of the oldest inhabitants of Now
York city. He was knswR to The medical
Profession under the dignificd title of the
Father Of Surgssy N America, and dcrfd<f
~ occupied tie EQyesnost ronk in fnedieinc
and surgery = The city Of New York If
not on this cnntipAat, Dr. Mott ND al
tanned an International reputation-a rare
achievement for an American professor
lie was born ut Chen esve Long Island,
August ~. 1875 graduated At Colunbis
College in 1906, and then followed nm hi.
studies ut the London and Edinbure hos-
pitais For thirty years be has lecturcd
before difiersnt colleges in this CITY =
His skill In Surgical operations was ex-
traordinary, having performed many of the
feats deemed impossible Sir Ashley Coop
cf said Of him: He has performed more
Of the great operations than ans man liv-
ing, or ever did liye' DIR. Mot is the att
thor of several standard works in the
higher and mare Complex branches of sur
gical anatomy and physiology. From 1903
to 1913 he was Professor Of Surgery in
Columbia College, and until 1923 held
the same chair in the College Of Physi
clans and Surgeons. With an interva! Of
four wears service in the short'liycd Rut-
gers Medical College. he returned to
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
passing thence tn tho University Medical |
College, Of which he was founder, as |
Professor Of Surgery and Relative Anatomy. |
of the latter science, UNNECESSARILY impor- |
tahf to surgery, he is declared the author. |
But his brilliant reputation, says high |
authority, us mainly due to his original |
operations as a surgeon AS early as 1918
DR.. Mott placed ligaturc around the
trunk, or arteria innom-
nata, only two inches from the heart, for
sneurism of the right subclayian artery, for
.hc first time in the history of surgery.
Fhe patient survived the operation twenty
TX days, indicating the fcasibil ~ OF 80
dangerous an undertaking. lie cAs.cted
he entire right clasiclc for malignant dis
.ase Of that bone, where il was necessary
o apply forty ligaturcs-an operation
which DR.. Mott himself asserts to be the
most dangerous and Difficult, than can he
,erfbrned upon the human body. The
,atient IS st..l living, and enjoys perfect
ieaith. Or. Mott was the first to tiu The
primitive lilac artery for aneurism He
LAS tied the common carotid fortysix times.
mt for stone 100 times. and amptitatcl
Yearly 1000 limbs lie early Introduced
is original operation for immohility of
he lower jaw. and succeeded after many
ninent surgeons had failed In 1921 he
'criorncd the first operation for osteo s.lr. {
oina Of he lower Jaw. He wa the first '
upmni who remased the lower law for .
ecrosis."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

TheAe Enters ate rrerares ~ purr bourbon
whstv. FROM nco.nhipation ~ over % Inherent
kinds ofruois. hnris and Acths which act in use.
itc' nnteft one With W.. other prornr.l from the
oiiainul !ornria givca by The great chiot Rcd
Jacket. !" pr.thH pin who used then, successfully
% tA4 lJheticc Tor MANY wears and bv theiv WSo
t"inen - great apppulaiits 10 The care Of dyspep-
ga. lifcf Cong atHt Coz siiyafiun sick and Mere
Fniss headaeA, letwr ANA Atue, aud aid ise Ases
RFl.ihI From torpd liver ur indigestion. Pcrspna
suffering lrao either OF the az ibati,soms dissasss
viiiiind H're eura bs the Of thnrc hNesnv
Which are perfectly p0fe and trer from all those
drugs and POISON usually pu, up in such prepar.
IA, ,ors and palnieA oil en- M ursispccting public.
sene trial will cow n9 the most sk.piira Al that il
hai Jacket is ,rfere which nen, ether possess.
Ife, VI rsng thc u aild insigofa. The system.
TINY san unc1nnict for general debility.
Z hry arr a SIRE err for dyspers,s
'y1,e~ 2, GOOD and healthy appetite.
IN ns VI digestion
Il-5 ste the ~ .umulcnt ~ existence.
Sd IS .fa licp' nttre u ievef aud .gue. II 's-
r. ~ gNtie. Z CONSTR alton. t.
49, f. II rvef,s hrafa''hr
laty 49,, ,tsiecitr pute and pn'atsnle.
A. arttnN# - aeiHtl' females will find they
c.tf $50 rooei.. piIs hytss oi these kittsrs.
Isft - rnna.stf eta. Red Jacket kisers are
an,t st,f III botes ~ith name biown On me
.lde ----eifr------ Nt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

SUPERIOR REAEDy.-Nc can conscien.
ito, sly recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough, Jr. Strcklands Mcliilu
lous Cough Balsalu. 1t gives relief almos {
instantaneous, and is wi;nal not dissgreablc
to the taste. There is no doubt bu, the
Melfluous Cough Balsam is one orthe best
pcparations in use. and is all that its pro-
prietor claims for it, We have tried it dur
ing the past week and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No ? Fast 4th street, Gin
cinnati, o., and for salcby druggists at 80
cents per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
ROBACK'S ! TRIVTRR6i

| R0BACK'S = THIYT1R4i
IL
'"e Groenh4elfs-ege Gooa. .
BUf noBAck9 xak Ssrrfss " =
nm, 90 s''.''A s'''sr''
ls4 Ten thousapd bottles soId
- rffs- u ose meath. The most pop
stomach DisterS
EoBAcKy 8lrrERs,
Hpe~xNs.-<NA Good for all arrangement Of
kvE<se4Sslzs "a th- stomach billiausness, Lv-
AlAkRN n er Complaint and general de-
E4ruyZII1 oHNE billy.
kk1sy $500 R0DACKs DITTkRS.
'7feypossrss vvsderA1,Sa.
r. ic properties, giving tone 10
5000 the appetite md digestive or
EN GaaA sss-t..
RoBAcKg BITTERs.
L - Deestsea ln1tes and 1870.
tsry persons will nod Ia them
AZ excellent tonic.
RoDAcxs BITTERs
insslrs 'nli hef1re each meal viii indiges
ton and all LIVER dissascs
RoDAcKs pITrkns -
They are better than I'll pills powiers ard other nause-
Gus sni d-agreable comp onnds.
ROBACKs BI-rERs.
They can be taken ~sn <saua % dit, and Is - APP
pei'srr they have noequais.
RoBAcK's nrrrERs.
eys rreparefAy Old and sliasui physician from
wen SHpwn vegetable remedies.
RoDACKy BlyxERs.
God Tor all arrangement Of the stomach 'biiousnes,
iiSsI npla.nt aud ,ensrai billy.
HoBAcK's nrrrTRs.
They po.ses wondr, tonic properties giving tons 70
the appetite and digestive ofsahs'
RoBAcKs BITTERs.
Debnitated ladies and s,dsntAry persoas viii and n
them enc.ens tcsie. p
EoBACK's BITTERs.
winerla.s ful before each meal VII remove ndls-s
ion and all liver disease.
EoBAcR's BIrTERs. l.
hey better .a all rils, powders and orher nsuse-
o,ts and diSagreeabie compounds.
EoBACKS BITTKRS,
hey can be taken withon, rcga T. Diet and o. an ap
tses they have o equal.
KOBAcKS EITTERs,
hey are prepared An cid and skillfu pbysiciau,
from well IN WA vegetable remedies.
RcBACK'S BrTTrRe
fheIever kr th.Y have become standard family
s'renl .ieniDp esne.iy. ,
ROBAtH'S R1TTEES {
~ bottle and 900 win airays them and rec
suf,srni ther, to Others.
RORA(k:S SIYTERRS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
AT 09IVe IHdl ceIeDTated feIntdy
Dr. Carriers Cough IBalxnn.

which never fails TO cure Coughs and Colds in
ie dars. and has cured thousands upon thous-
aad OF cases of Consumption after ph, sicians and
an other remedies had failed. and the patients
had been given up to die. This Baisan is the
most perfect snd infslible remedy for all diseas.
cs OF the Lungs known To- the civilized wurld,
y. u. ASK tor Or. CAREERS CouGm BALsAN
and take nothing else
riicc 10 cents for trial bottle. large bottles,
81 80 per bottle
Sold at DIR. EASTERLY 4 co = Family Med.
icine store. corner IT Third and Chestnut Sts,
st Louis, No, aud at their branch Store ~ Mad
ison street. Chicago. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05
31eHU NH xii1Us, VapItAYiS.
B r YAN'S LIFE pills

have been used by thousands with success,
Hundreds or Certificates can be sho,rn
They requisite the Stomach Liver and hillary
Secretions which is the chief cause OF nervous
ness Giddness. Dimness of Sight, Headache,
Sick Stomach. and other kindred complaints
Those IF nerrovs temperament rh0sr
sickness aids keeaer anguish to The ills o.
LIFE, become blessed riM ,.em existtacs, and
their tears 81 anguish are changed to teavs Of
jog BY using them.
TIE POET
s inspired with brilliant thoughts.
THE ORATOR
With new ideas and words Of fire.
THE SOLDIER.
with indomitable courage.
TIE INVENTOR
NV, With bright conceptions Of the future.
THE MERCHANT
THE MECHANIC
rpp WI, With uniailing energy
TIE SINGER
rur wv, WIN a sweet mciodious voice.
THE DlSPiRlTED
becomes hopeful and
THE DkSP AIRING. happy
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

Reader have you >trniIIs u the PRIMARY STAGE.
do not ne eject It an no R InrR HEALIu H,Ipi-
MSS and LIFE arr pfRiiEp by This DrsTRrc I'VE DIS
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-05

Applicants tOr VeBm sDersh1ps
To Eastman Satonol Business College. will
please observe tho following directions as near
as possible
Give name OF applicant, or If club name ench
| member
State at what time vou desire to enter upon the
course Of study. 70 be given possible
State wha, Kind Of boarding place is preferred.
brst-class, ordinary, or room and board ont
Price varies according to accommodations.
State your wishes IN regard to the assisiafice OF
the College in rrocuring you situation on the
completion OF the course, and IN what city Or part
Of the country Won prefer II
Have YOU received an appointment for adpis
sion 10 the College,
The above will al once BE- transferred TO the
College Register 50 that boarding place viii be
in -adne-sf for you, and other necessary arrange
mcnts made.
1t ia moi required tina, this rule be complied
with, bu; is better that it should be as far as PCS
sible.
Applicants will be admitted any week day of
the year, by applying q the Office u the COLLEGE,
even though they hav. not received IN appoint
ment, or fled ont application.