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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-17
HOUSES FOR Rent.

No. Il. A new house On Brady street, eae q
the most desirable residences In the saty.
NO. A large elegsst house, with oil modern
improv cments. stable, we'll, cistern, fruit and
one ofChc finest residences IL the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-17
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD B. HILL
AND
t..,
O. W. VERDEla.
FARMS FOR RENT,
PROM - 10 1oo AC0E0.
counrNv VILLA FOR SALE.

ONCE. p fin. fin house. II sosd repair ! rooms. .
cellars bara worth $500, and poultry. Aosss., :,
Is varieties Of grapes, sess 1000 H. last year.
eli kinds ef fruits, beariAg This property EN-
hraces asees. Price. &4,6e0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-17
EuRnlSnEn RQ0n,

No. s. Furnished room for rent, for .gentle
man; also Z room unflrnishcd- both good roomi
in the business part Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-17
OFFICE FOR Rent.

No. I. Rar, Blizzard and Dining Rooms for
rent. (couuected, With kitchen and sleeping
r,.ms attached fornsrly occupied BY 9. II.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-10
\ CUSTOM CARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
CLARK's MILL, May 10, lSG

CLARK's MILL. May 10. 1865.
hereby give notice to my numerous customers,
that have, at q large expense, increased my f..
cilities for doing Custom Carding and Cloth
Dressing the present season.
am now ready for work, and with my In
creased facilities think shall be able to do Il
fast rs wanted, or ut least, at yery short notice
The best Of cards, machinery and workmen are
employed, and guarantee the best OF work, ut
reasonable prices. All business transactions with
my customers shall be satisfactory, or at least, just
and honorable.
~ Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco Will
liam Milliken, jr., Salmon Falls, and Josiah N.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents to
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and settle
for the same when done. All work left with the
above named persons. will be rs well and promptly
done as IL left ut the Mill, and atsame prices.
I shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest mar
ket price, In cash or cloths, as may be desired.
My cloths will be selected expressly for tcedr, not
altogether for profit, though 'gan Is the end !
acknowledge.
This Mill Is situated In Hollis. on the river road
leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle, three
fourths of one mile distant from each place. p.
0. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, Jn., Prop'r.
% WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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!Mistsllaneuns.
GENERAL LOGAN UPON THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.

This gallant and distinguished officer Is charg-
ING upon the New Jersey copperheads in fine
.,yle. In a speech a, Jersey City, he thus do
scribed the party which hc had left because Of
It's treason:
"Tell me, when the victory was on the side
of the Union troops, who laughed and shouted
for ioy, and who sulkily went away and cursed
the day and hour that victory WAS won! Was
II the man who claimed to be loyal man
Was Il the man who was democrat who was
for sustaining the Government Was 1t tho
rspublican-was II the abolitionist-the man
YOU hate 80 much-was no the man who came
no and sneeIed when he saw your boys from
New Jersey had won victoryr ICries Of
"No."I Or was II the proud democratic par
", that claim to be the saviors Of this country
at all times when the country is in trouble?
o. Now, I do not know how il was here, but
know in my part Of the country, where ! hap
peued TO DO home once or twice during the war,
and whore Il is good deal like Jersey, would
see groups Of people on the corner; Autograph
ic dispatch had come-a great battle fought
10000 killed and wounded-so many prisoners
captured; you would SEQ one Of these copper
heads come up and commence reading it Chat
is, if no could readD; he would call some old
gentleman up who had q son in tho army.
..Do you SEQ that? Didn't tell you you
couldn't whip these southernersH See! Gen.
eral Mcclellan has been licked again" Cheers
and laughter.l "Just write to your boys to
come home; it's all nonsense, this thing; you
can never whip these people; you can't do it;
and this war is for nothing at all except just to
abolish slavery-that's all tits for. tell you,
they don't get any Of my boys, and they bent
going to get nary dollar either, in no such
way as that" Next day comes another dis
match Vicksburg has fallen OF the battle Of
Gettysburg. You see this man walk mp.
What is thisf Oh! A great battle fought
asain-a great Union victory; 10000 rebcls
killed and wounded. and Is 900 made prisoners.
lie looks at it and sbrugs his shoulders, and
says: "Iook here that's cursed abolition
lis." Laughter and cries Of "That's the way
OF them ~ Now don't know that any one
ever did that way down in New Jersey, but
over where lived that was exactly the way
they acted, and they tell me copperheads are n
good deal alike everywhere. lLaaghter.]
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- Tho Frsnch-Parisian men Of business
p rticularly-are ioud OF stories about travel
ins Englishmen, illustrating their stupidity,
pride, spleen, and ecccntricity: as when a child
Of Albion sends his valet to see waterfall for
him, because no is too tired to go and see 1t
himself, or dozcs away in the cabin Of n Rhen.
i.h steamboat while hired artist sits on deck
skstching for him the magnificent scenery Of
the castled Rhine. One tale Is told OF an Eng
lishman who went to Geneva to visit the lake.
They put him into one Of those snug, old.fash.
ioned vehicles, char.a-cote, in which you sit
sideways, {. you do. in an omnibus. only you
have no window behind you. Now, it so hap
p,ned that, on taking his seat in the car, tho
Euglishman's back WAS turned to the lake, 30
that he drove completely round ii without once
beholdingit. This trifing circumstance, how
ever, did not prevent his returning to london
enchanted with the Lake OF Geneva.
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Pulmonary and Nervous Diseases
EsMihe hesteGsA
M&GI9aa1l&

ACT with Promptness and Certainty In svtry stage
n or CONSUMPTION, and with inpariabis efficacy
In NERVOUS PRESENTATION, General Debility,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Bronchitis. Female Weak
Loss oil Flesh or Strength, and all arrangements OF
the Blood. They increase he NERVOUS or vital sntryy
relieve Cough, check Night Sweats diminish Expe-
torAtion, improve tho Appetite, arrest Dlsrrbea.
promote refreshing sleep, and create nsv andAsaiihy
blood. Let sufferer fall TO try this remedy CreH.
lars Free. =. \" - -
Pries.-In o. and I6 OF. bottles. 81, 90 and $2O0
each. small or largo bOttlesfor $780, by express
Sold by all respectable druggists, and ut the sole
general depot, wholesale and retail, by
I,cowy ]. WINCHESTER, &c John st., N. Y.
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An USrAsuIoSAnLS OLD FELLOW. - The
Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette tells the following anecdote Of Gen.
Spinner, the Treasurer OF the United States:
"The simple-hearted old fellow is uniashlon-
able, in that he cannot forget that there has
been war. A repentant Albanian reached
his hand across the table to him the other day,
at dinner .Don't you remember me, General
I used to sit with you in Congress, down to
1861 Il remember you well enough. You
stayed here good while after 1860, walked
through all our camps, and saw altogether too
much before you left. IL you were going 20 be
u traitor, you might have had the grace to go
little earlier. so that your old friends should
Mt be compelled to suspect you Of being spy
bat, General, no man ever regretted this thing
more than did, why in the name Of man.
hood, then, didn't you stand up against it?
But no, you had to 90 with your State, and
get Office under the government Of traitors, and
now you como up to this mud sill, Andy John
son, to get pardoned. Id hang you. that's
what I'd do with you, old friend as you arc!'"
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DIR. DOW continues 70 be consulted 81 his efass
Nos. and Hndeott Street Boston, on al d,esssss
long course Of study and practical sxperisnes DR..
Dow has the EratiacAtion Of pfessnting the IN.
Fortunate with remedies that have never failed 20
eAsis. beneath his treatment, all the shorrou 81
yenereal and impure blood, lmpotsnsy, Serofula,
uonorrhea, Ulcers. Pain or Distress 70 the rsgions
neys, Hydroeele ,Abscesses, Humos frixhtfsi Swell.
ngs and the long train Of horrible symptoms attend
Ing this class OF disease, are made 20 become as
harmless - the simplest aiiings Of child. Par.
tieulsr attention given % the treatment OF BEMINAL
WXAkNESS In all its form and stages. Patients
Who wish 10 remain under Dr. Dows ira tmsnt Few
days or wesks, will be furnished with pleasant
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
p. 3. Ladies' who are troubled with any disease
calling on DIR. DOW, a. his once, No. Endicott
street. .f-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 2 4 Q IN.
dicott street, bottom 10 consulted daily for all dis
eases incident 10 the female ystem. Pfolapsu Uteri
or Milling Of the Womb. Piuor Albus, Suppression,
and other menstrual arrangements, are now treated
upon new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed In very fsv days. So Invariably Ger.
nate complaints yield under Il. and the Afflicted
person soon rejoiees In perfect health. $50
DR. Dow has no doubt hsd greater experience In
The cure OF diseases OF women and children. than
any other physician in Boston, and has, anes 1885,
confined his whole attention 10 the cure Of private
diseases and FEMALE Complaints.
N Rail Letters must centaiA tssr red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Once honrs from A. =. 10 sP.n,
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Inc lewiston Journal is informed that on
Sunday, Sept. 24th, Edward Priest. OF vass,l.
boro, shot himself naeamp in the woods. Iiis
body was found the next day. lie LEFT two let
tiers, ore addressed to his mother. the other to q
young lady who app ARID to have Tilted him.
bat whom hs forgave.
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PORTLAND
Business College,
~. q c,.,r,. Diock. Congress &c.

nytIs In,titut,on offers TO Young Men and Ladies
i the best facilities for obtaining thorough nu'''
meas Education 10Th thsorv
Scholarship for full course comprising ootn .nsGas
nd nracice good In thirty Colleges constituting
80, faytber Information please call Ut the Col
,.Sa mr. send for College Monthly and Specimens OF
Psnn,anship, enc losing letter stamp, ,o,v
,u,, DIV Portland, Maine.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-11-10

"Youx Fax M'ssl"-A young lady from
the rural districts OF iloosierdom lately visited
Chicago with her beau. Getting into city
railroad car for the 6rst time she took her scat
while her lover planted himself on the plat.
form with tho driver. Very soon the conduct.
or began to collect fare. and approaching the
rustic maiden, no said, "Your fare miss2''
The Hoosier rosebud allowed delicate pink to
manifest itself upon her cheeks, and looked
down in soft confusion. The conductor was
rather astonished at this but venturcd to re-
mark once NOR "Your fare, missg" This time
the pink deepened to carnation as the rustic
beauty replied, waal. IL l am good-lookin' ,
you hadn', ought to ayitoutloud afore folks"
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Tho Great Cause OF Human Misery.
fzeSkS Just published, In sealed envelope. Price
TaSvJ6 cents. A lecture on the nature. treatment,
kAC4Sland radical cure OF Seminal Weakness, or
SGSSPERMAToRRHaA,in induced by SelfAbuse In.
voluntary Emissions lmpotency, Nervous Debility,
f,on Ep,ispsy and FITS Mental and Physical Incapac
ity. &C., by Robt. J. Culverwell. N. D., Author
Of the .Green Book" 40.
The worid.renouned author In this admirable Leo
ture, clearly proves Rom his own experience that
the awful consequences OF selEabuse may DO eiectu
ally removed without medicine, and without danger
or cordlals pointing out mode OF cure ut once GER
tain and eectua. By which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition may be, may cure cheaply,
privately, and rodieaiy. This Lecture Will prove
boon 10 thousands and thousands.
Bent, under seal. In plain envelope, to any ad-
dress receipt ak cents, or tive postage stamps
CIIAS. J. G. KLINE 4 CO.,
VI i7 Bowery, New York, Post Ogcc Dsx 45sS.
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CcrsHtM Cure fN all Cases,
~ ~ IOr Nm Charge Made

rhose who need the services OF an experienced
pbysIcian or surgeon In all deat AID shlsstc dis
eaies u every name and sssurc. should give him
pa. DR. Dow Imports and has tor sale new arti-
Gle called the French Secret Order by mall. Tor ST..
and q red stamp. Wv
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SKINNER
PULMONALES
For Coughs,

Of tho Throat. Lungs and Chest, the "PULMONALES"
are not equaled by any medicine In the world. Be-
ing now used and prescribed by eminent Ply scians,
&C., they are rapidly becoming tho best companion
In every household camp and cabin. In oil civilized
countries on tho globe. DIR. Skinner, for want OF
space, refers 10 only few names OF prominent New
England men who have used his "PULM0NALES'
with marked good results Rev. 0. T. Walker, Pastor
OF the Bowdoin Square church, Boston. Mass, Rev.
d. w. Oimstead, Editor Waterman and Reflector
Rev. Upham, Hon. A. o. brewster, counsellor, 30
Court street, Boston, Lieut. T. White, ID division,
5th Corps, US.A ]. Skinner. H. d., 0culist and An.
rist, IS BOylon St. Boston, and Hundreds OF others
In every department OF life. Prepared by EDWARD
n. SKINNER, NJ. d.. ut his Medical Warehouse, q
fremont st., Boston, Mass. Bold by druggists gen.
orally. llcowy
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A Missouri GiRL.-rherc is young lady
10 Henry County, Missouri, not yet sixteen,
who Is this year cultimting fifteen acres OF
corn. She does all the necessary work, inclod
ing ploushing, and has taken this course toob-
tain money with which 10 educate herself.
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN .
Il. II. EDDY, IriiE
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Z. Lsis Agsaf Of U. g. Rsisst oass. KssAtagtss.
(ssdo hs oct Of lscr)
70 State street, opposite kifby street,


AFTER an extensive practice ofspwari, ofcc rear,
also In Great Britain, Prince, and other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, bonds. Assign
msntS and Ill Pnperp or Drawings for Patents, sx-
ecuted ON liberal terms and with despateh. Re-
searches made into American or Foreign works, TO
determine the validity OF utility Of Patent. or In
mstten touching the salse. COPIES u the ciaim Of
any Patent furnished by rssiltting One Dollar.
AssIypments recorded at Washington.
No Agency IN hs Unfed Sfafss pesssssss sspsrSsv
Ises,fiss for obtaining Patents ssesyfasstsg re
safsnfsbiiify Of tRrsRtioss.
during eight months the subscriber, In course Of
n: .s Tfs's %iaS :. i ;Dsn
was decided In AS Jssor by tho Csnmis.ionsL o.
Patents n ". EDDY.
r...l TESTIMONIALS.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy rs one Of the most eegssis and
sne,essJsi practitioners with whom 1 have had on
CHARLES MASON, '"
.. t.. Commissioner Of Patents
~ have no hesitation In assuring inventors thai
they cannot employ o person sempsfsnf and
fruif~ortAy, and moro capable Of putting their APP
plications In form 10 secure Cor them early aud
favorable consideration ut the Patent Once"
tyEN Late Commissioner OF ntents
Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made for mo TlilRTEEN
applications, on all bat one OF which patents hAyv
been granted. and that 10 now yssdisv nseh snmis-
takeable proof OF great talent and ability on his
part leads me TO recommend aN Inventors 10 apply
10 him 10 procure their patents they msy be sure
Of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases, and ut very reasonable shsrSs, Sa,,r
po.ton J.nuayv 4 IaS, VII
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STEAM BAKERY F!

THE subscribers having completed an extensive
/ STEAM BAKERY In this city, invite the atten.
ton OF the public to the choice aud excellent articles
OF their manufacture which they confidently believe
will meet the wishes OF all who may be disposed TO
fhvor them with their patronage. Our celebrated
''Nutritivo Crackers"
have obtained a wide celebrity and been manuiAc.
tured by Us for . long time at Saco, Maine. Their
reputation In this and every place where known 10
firmly established, and they arc invariably Of the
same excellent quality These Crackers the dis
covery Of our Foreman, Mr.. =, II. HASKELL, and are
the only Crackers 10 be found In New England that
are compounded and prepared upon correct chemical
principles Instead OF rotting the dough intos state
Of lOaths0me and disgusting putrescence, thereby
utterly destroying the saccharine and .nutritive
principles Of the Flour rs Is universally the caseat
present. our processes cause US TO make use OF the
dough In perfectly sweet and healthy condition,
thereby producingnot only our Crackers but all the
varied and much esteemedartIcles Of our production
In proper and Satisfactory condition 10 be used ss
food by mankind who are declared to DO "only lit
tie lower than tho angels"
In addition 10 the common kinds OF Cake We call
particular attention TO the many kinds made from
our own receipts which, feel quite safe In saying,
will prove perfectly satisactory TO all who become
acquainted with them. Among these We cnumerate
mi hlVhlv UTyai -A.aaa
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swAyEs Sald head Iits heavenly Because
sSsss paP.rsins thss'. aa.,
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Reputation Established
Mrs. S. A. Allen Is truly a
public bes,efactress, and her
,uonderfisl success Is sssspre.
cedested, Her fame ana
her discoveries haze gone
abroad, and to-day she Is
is her line the largest man.
ssfacsuress ia the sOOrtd.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and old age are aitia
benefited by the ssse Of Mr..
s. "A. .9iEea's Worlds Aats'
Rest0rer and Hair. Dress.
ing. They act directly upon
the roots 0fShe hair, causing
l4rurtasst grOs0sh and 6eass-
ty. Your hair, u changed TO
grey o.. sOhtfe By sickness or
other causes, sDtfl so0ss be re.
stored TO it's natural color
and beauty. Da,sdruf Grad.
icNted T0reUer.- The Hair
falling stopped. The most
delicate heasl-dress or bon.
netcan beiUOs7l iUttiiOist fear
OfSOtiisig. Thens0sfdeItghts
fell fragrance to the hair Is
impaired. If yoM ,ctsh 10
restore your hair. as IN
youth, and refaiai 10 through
life, sCsski0sst delay purchase
u bottle Of each of Mrs. s. II.
.4llen's Worlds Hair Re.
Se0rer and Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
los Il 900 Greenwich So. New-York
& 10 ~ ~ e. al
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Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy. Ten,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JIMMY LIND COOKIES,

and NEW YORK CltEAM CAhES.-
We also keep on hand superior Eco BIscuIr. from
40 English receipt. This Biscuit Is . great luxury.
We also make promptly to order
Rich POUND. CITRoS, ALMOND, SILVER, CocoANUr,
| Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess !
%. Cakes,-also, Fancy Creams Rich Jumbles,
fan,y Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In olosng,we desire TO say that We spare no pains
10 meet the wants and wishes or our patrons. We
invariably the best Flour the market affords. All
the other articles consumed BY US 10 our manufae.
lures carefully selected and Of the choicest de-
scriptions. Our Bakery Is constantly kept scrupu.
lousy neat and cleany and our workmen partake Of
the sane general character the rest of the estab
ishmsnt, and are masters OF their business We fully
believe that your with us will but con-
firm the impression We have feebly endeavored to
convey, and respectfully solicit your patronage
N. JORDAN, II. N. JORDAN e. co.
q. z. yohDAN,S - -
HELLEN yOsE.1 ..Hrsr -.
Dover, N. II, June I, IS. 'a@ r-sa
Persons living In the eastern part OF York county
will bear In mind that ii. N. Jordan Co.'s crackers
can be obtained ut the stores Of Pierce Il Seaman,
Saoo, WIN Moody, kennebunkport, and Chas. Kim.
ball. Kennebunk village. 2ju
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8. D. & X. w. SMITHS
American Organ


MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE
And renses and eievates the nsinds Of all.
BEAUTIFUL IN APrEARAScE AND RSTEcrs.
THESE INSTRUMENTS pruouncei by competent juds
i es, the HEST REED INSTRUMENTS manufactured In
the United ses They bore Cd the palm at the recent STATE
Fair held at Rochester " and received the YIIlsr PRE-
MUM over The whole catalogue exhbItsi Including insr-
ments frn the most celebrated manufacturers throughout this
country. q
Wih Ae mosf perfect confidence we call the attention Of
the public TO the AMERICAN ORGAN a. an instrument long
ments adapted TO NIL kinds u Music especially N IA
cred Music with It's sustained tones AMI hannones much
de.rtsi and sought for In American homes.
The AMERICAN ORGANS superior 10 al other instru-
ments Of the Kind, In many important particulars.
They superior In their greater lness and compleness
quickne.s q action AMI elasticity q touch rendering them
Perfect In rapid movements.
They are superior In quality and beauty 81 tone and when
contrllei by the Double Bsors and Biow Pedals Knee
Swell &c. the most charming effects can he prsiucsi, rsn the
soest whisper of the LILLIAN harp % the full volume a pow
er Of the Chur Organ thus enabling the performer To give
EXPRESSIONS not to lie fund In any other Instruments
The Tremoo Stop has pleasing and eantiul variety
pathetic In quality, appealing 70 the tender emotons u e
soul producing effects the most charming AMI soothing Is
universally Snlr and Appreciated The knse SreH gives
the performer full control of the tone, enabling him 10 graduate
the Pianissno To the Fosssimo al pleasure AMI com.
blns the effect ~ The Hxpressoa Stop ~ the Fch Organ In
the AMERICAN ORGAN perfectly AMI easily managui.
with all these combinations AMI improvements Of Double
Bellows Pedals and Swell, the AMERICAN ORGAN excel,
In Expression, Variety and Power and has all the quality AMI
caIucty IL full Orchestra and In the hands Of master Is
capable of the most complete orchestral effects.
D. p . N D,
Being the only authorized Agent To sell the above Instruments
In York county the public are invited 10 call and examine The
American Organs, No Crystal Arcade, Btidefoni, Me- -
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Immediately relieve Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, Loss Of
Voice, Bronchitis, and every
symptom OF the first stages
Iof Pulmonary Consumption.
For Whooping Cough, Group,
Influenza. and al affections
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Above claims promptly secured by
EDWARD EASTMAN.
Mutna