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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

mep.cved their e1tsAosllAart cuss1avs psw0
noe n seven yeafs. both 10 the hapdsot the Ned
rai Profession and the People. NJ remedy he's
ever called forth Auch unqualified sestimonfals D.
u shcscy ~ this. The following extract ID ~
en- from l4eser 'dsH>A 44
low Asamssune, G. ". Feb. ., 1895.
The Hypophosphit+s have BECOME 40 firmly
established in my Estimation, through years Of
severe testing. ~ m IsvArrfntR xsMeVr tit b -
wing much. knsw. !, sos Comunsslos. even in u
most hopei-ss csses. thss d. mol hesi ate to ~
sets that AL eases Of y<nsins Cynsssnpti0n An
PRicrs-ln7 OF and l6 o. bottles, q and a.
esetf Hold By Ill rrspectsbie Dr~egtsls and u
NE .nle eeneraLdcpot, wholssale asd retail, b.
.. WiNCHESTERA 60 80 John ST. n. Y.
:. Frank Harris, Ag't. So brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Boxes Of the SfxcfSc Put 70 usually suific,e 10
snect . prompt and radical cure Of Spt rmatar
nea. or Seminal Weakness, and is equally the
specific remedy for every species Of Genital or
Urinary lrfitabilty.i Involuntary or slightly
seminal EmissiOns, from whatever cause produc
ed, o. however severe. will be speedily relieved,
AND the orssns restored 70 healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS. ~ have used
your sPscfS1c PHI IN many cases Of Sporn,stUrr
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- have cured very severe cases with from six
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Price 81 PER box Six boxes fSr,45, by msil
Address J. WINCHESTER go, No. Oh John
81, n. Y. july2o- d&vly
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GENERAL ~
and EnIYaHdllS MeIfhantl

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

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ONLY CURE erDClD1C ?
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Vie Psis Killer - . reu'sAy for Coughs. ColAs.
s ss.ss, =. $500 - 90: s'1 'Is & s Il
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A few mdleos 80 49, .resm6sg~A 4 10 fe-
s,soy felon, although sever hesrd q itsb
NC assd Ssr that Pdspass. ~ hAi1e eno6e6 IL.
tssssly hso. tofsrsr 90, esd hevieG. ne tsbel
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"a the applrssioa very bsieeS - seat 4kssisg<
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~ essSassei - Ne utilisy q - sea4ll.
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Zee bses .ss..d m every vat,sy ~ snage. s.a
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Cincinnati. q.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

pflre n
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

An Invaluable discovery-A Full Grain Of iodine
in each ounce ri W alter, dissolved with
out u Solvent!
The most powerful vitaliz,ng Agent and Re-
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GERS, rheumatism, Consumption, and many Her
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
T'DoH pam xaR.al8a
n ENRYfEC Gu Z TIN
SADDLE 4ARHcSN, 4 CoLLQR

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he greatest iflpfosemeht Of The Hke NJ df6ft
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CAaH PAID t0k t1tttks tnhls-sodAlyl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Has in / published the YOUTHS
MANUAL containing 80 + ages,
aud 100 illustrations ON the A ~
or,y and PHYSIOLOGY Of the Sexual
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disease, with . Treatise on Sexual
Diseases, including een Ahuse,
Private Diseates, Ycmate Com
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treatment, intended az = guide for
married and single,
sent nuder seal IN anv . IN ra.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

An9 4eaef01 eDob6er - Ill
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Philosophy Of sDarriage.-rhe pro
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suppression Of quackery, four u their most in
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rance Of Physiology or the laws Of Nature.
These valuable Lectures have been the means
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addressing SEcRErARY, New York Muserm o.
Anatomy and Medicine, SIS Broadway, New
York. decly- div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Nr. ~ 00'TT1RE, ls4
/. South Clara Stres@, bseween Aad
Neon and Moatue. Chicago. o.
Elicc lspurs from 9 A. y. to Q r.
Nv Specialist inthe treatment
i OF all private MseaseA 10 ell their
; varied and complicated fefns. =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
.Y H & EAR.
DR. UNDERWOOD.

pI ,sRsTAgLIShED IN CHICAGO
q 9ne years, G.aSnate Of the New
HSGrSS York Ophiholmic College, aud
~ .Heflayue Medical College, New
m YefA operates successfully for
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eiiing certshty all diseases Of the Eve and Ear
within the reGeA fhuman skin Artificial Eyes
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A Perfect Cure for CatNrrll
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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
ka And Mid Dsoasaers.

The history u thsse 9Veoa
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Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-12
Connmissioner's Sale.

y. N. Sutcliff, Administrator Of Levi Yeakey, de.
ceased, Plaintiff, sgainst Levi Yeakey's Heirs
and Creditors, defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF. A DEOBEE OF THE CRIT
ID tenden Circuit Court, rendered in the above
entitled cause, / will, on Monday, January the
Sth, 1866, at the Court house door in the town of
Marion, Crittenden county, Kentneky, sell to the
hig aest bidder, on q credit of six, twelve aud
eighteen months, the following real estate, lying
on the uhfl river in said county: One tract Of
land known a. the Ford's Ferry tract, and being
the tract decided TO said Yeakey by Francis Ford,
containing about i've hundred acres, on which Is
a large ard substantial frame dwelling house
about two huudred yards from the river. Also,
the Warehouse and lot at Ford's Fetry, and the
landing and ferry privilege, ireluding ali the
ground in front of tho town lots and up to the
mouth Of the creek at said town of Ford's Ferry.
Also, at the same time and place, will sell the
Farm known as the "LOwera Place. the same
Yeakeys containing one hundred and forty-seven
acres, most Of which is bottom land, with good
dwelling and out-houses on it, and in good state
of cultivation. Said Farm ia about one half mile
below Foris Ferry, and has good river front;
the titles TO which perfect. Bonds, haviRg
the force of repievin bond, with good security
will be required and lien retained for the pur
chase money. -.s.
! For further particulars inquire at Ford's Ferry,
KY, or.of M. a. shaDks, or @. O. Cook, Esq in
the Deighborhood, or of r r.. Hayns, Attorney
for said Administrator at Marion, KY.
f .yE,E,Es4amAe ]. N. SUTCLIFF,
no24-2w Admir- and Special Comm issioner.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-12
more than could describe the battle of

more than could describe the battle Of
Waterlool .--.-.---.-
- But lust az the poAd was given
Make readyl' q thought flashed across
me, and it nerved my arm and steadie
fpmy geFe wonderfully. If il hadn't been
ffoF tbs lightning fash Of an idea,
could no more have drawn a clear bead
on poor Ned's heart than could have
sigh'ed musketeer at thousand yards.
But when the Aim came. l. drew as
anre bead on the poor lad IS iife,spot as
ever old Leatherstoeking did on a HUI
ron Injun.
Then came the fatal Firel' and
PULLED trigger ~KA saA64a 5ii u
"It was over. The lad who called
himself Ned .Kenton was hmt shell,
with the filing of life gone out of him
in fash Ny thought-the thought
that had steadied my aim-mads me
very anxious 10 examine the body. /
found a bullet Through The brain; this
had killed him. Two more through the
shoulder, one in the thigh, and one which
had jhst grazed his right side. The
others were wide These, however, l,
only discovered afterward. My irst i'm.
pulse was to look fer my own mark on
the breast. In my hurry forgot that
the bsll must first pass through the
Jacket, which was tightly buttoned from
skirtlto throat, and 90 hastily tore it
open, wrenched the underclothes aside,
Aiidlfound The fair white bosom without
q sign of woundl
"Yesi I had got the blank cartridge I
This was the thought, the hope, that
had flashed through me; and, strange it
seems, and is, it had to come to pass.
feBut something still stranger than
this it was that made, me spring up with y
a sort of yell, as soon as had laid bare 1
the breast of poor Kenton.
"Bilesl Ny God, BiIesl I shrieked to
the sergeant, who was coming withsasd
file to bury the corpse; come on, quickl
1t is IA womanp
Jukes paused abruptly, and seizing
the now nearly empty canteen, drained
it to the last drop. ss .a,sY.T maj al
"WellY' said one of the party inter-
seeing him still silent.
ssWell, what2 hasked the sergeant. ~
"Why, who was she, and WHAT" II
Lieutenant, quoth Jukes, interrupt
ing the speaker (who was not Bead), |
can't goH guess the rest ofsthe storyT a.
Perhaps" said the officer slowly. |
1.-THE so-called Ned Kenton was, probs
ably, the Miss 'Tilda, pore child, Of the /
old negresss Ge6rge1was her lover, aud
the mortal wrongthat had been done by
the Southern officer was-&'is'-'5-s4
"Lieutenant Bead" said an orderly,
putting in his head and saluting as he.
caught sighto of that officer, 'the colonel
wishes to see you at his quarters, sir,
immediately" G. D. g. i
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-12
THE EUREKl GIFT AEs0CIATION

I GGlQK Ine
rignal and Largest eft Association in the coun.
try We are therefore enabled to send Finer
Goods ana give bettsr chances to obtain the more
ths kind The business consinues 70 81 copducs
tTea m lair and a norabie rRanner, and q large
and greatly increased trade Is proof that our rat
ions appreciate this method of obtaining rich and
During the past year this Association has sent
2 very large nnmber Of valuable prizss 20 all
PATS ps,t o. tne, eonntry- Those who patronize us
article on our list is worth less than one dollar,
retail, and there are nc blanka. ga "
sS9nF With q sspsDd On having
msdiAtesy sent 70 any address, BY return (nail or
& The following parties hare recently drawn VAL
liable prizes from the Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use of their names MANY
i,sr osnsr names might be published Nere We Per.
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia.
Pa on Psinsing, value Sl00;s James Hargfaves,
Szl broadEtys New YorE, Oil Painting, Worfhs
SiVoi Z: Z. Jones, Barrett Marshall county.
Waterbury, Conn.,. Gold Watch worth S126 !; u. y.
alaw, - zz4 tsst s4th Street, New York, Piano
w0I th $685. Mrs Charles y. Nevis, 'Elnlira, ". i
If- q ianp worth $3.50; Miss Lucy Janeway, Elmi.
ras N. r, Diamond Cluster Ring worth $500;
MIS-. Fennoyer. City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn,
msiodson l,, worth Sl25i Oscar NJ. Allen, Go. B,
a4zae Beg. lud. Vols, Nashville, Tenn., Watch
worth Ss5; Rowland s. Patterson, % D, 10th
Iowa Vet. Vols, Pill Painting worth 500: Mrs |
Abbey PaEs4 Springfield, Mass, Nicholson |
cs,se. n Y, Gold = Ga worth $50; MRS Jss xiv.
Ia wooster street, corner BIeeker, N Y, on |
Painting worth 500; MRS J Coles, Grand Rap. /
Sinclair, No Main street. street Utica, Utica ny Tramsd
EnerAvlpgr worth S25; Hon Luther Detmola,
Washington, Q, Oil Painting worth 800. -
q Letters nom various parties throughout the II
couutry, acknowledging the receipt Of very valn-
abie eifts' ray be seen on file in our oaHcs.'
q To be Sold for One Dollar Each,
Without egard 20 Velne, and not to be paid for /
until you know what you VIII receive:
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-12


+ jor, who wasn't very choice in his Ian
gnage But if catch either Of 'em
they won't get a second chance to strag
i gle, by----li ss soua
"Well, we went ahead for several
days, without soaring up fight, or hear
\ ing anything of our two sgoners, till one
night, as we lay on the edge of scrut
wood, in q sort of swamp, We were
suddenly attacked by q sqlad Of savage
igbushwackers, aud came pretty near get
ting tlFs weFst Of Il, for they had con-
trived tolsntprise our pickets, and were
| at us before we could shake ourselves
together However, after desperate
fight, a regular Ipjun scrimmage, we de-
moFalized 2 EN-, ,dahd they. scattered like a
streak, leaving some twenty tall fellows
dropped, and as many prisoners. We
lost pretty smartly, too, and got an
ngiyseut over the head, which laid me
stark for half an hour or more, and
made my brains sizzle, whenever, ii
was hot weather for a good while after
ward a. 3HLeks1 IL sfg 4Cd
"When / come to myself, our surgeon
was iplastering up my skull, and Il tasks
him il it was ell over and all right on,
says he, we've got small lot
of prisoners, and there's friend of
yours among en- J EtB}
81 looked hard at him, and an idea
flashed across me. sNot--not either of
the KentonsY says /, questioning,like.
"Yes, says be, the young one. -
:. "WhatI poor Ned2 says i, and the
thought made me sick aud faint like, so
that / suddenly fell off into sWoon
sgainD HUss g9szsgg gEs az
'I must have stayed good while in
this state, for when / came around
again we were in full march, and I was
I sat up and felt myself, to see if /
was sound. 4 found i was all right ex-
cept .myz5hGady and that only ached
little. When we halted to feed / felt
alnoss aszwell asseTer, so ] shirked the
go-csrt and took my place in the
squadron. as I rode along to my sta
bon / took squint az the prisoners,
and there, sure enough, was Ned Ken
long With his hands bound, and his hat
far down over his eyes.
Corporal, says Sergeant Biles TO me,
. few minutes later, the Major'll hang
Eoung Kenton when we halt to camp,
Eep may bet. - x @
aI didn't answer Just then; but pre-
lently, says I, half TO myself, wonder
Vhere bis brother isl
'0ht says the Sergeant, did Mt you
lnow2 He5is laid out. We found him |
With hole in hishead last night He |
vaa killed IN the fight
at Isl strange how dry storytelling |
makes mi, said Jukes, interrupting
himself again, and speaking little !
loarsely. 81 beg your pardon, Lieu
snant, batI must take another pull at |
he canteen.
s'We'll join you,p replied Bead, grav-
ly suiting the action TO the wor d.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-12
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DEPART MI ENTF.

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attach ga TO it, isoaa
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goodsain general viz /,
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