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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

When seed corn has not been saved in
autumn, il sho, | Ike selected from the CT ID
with much care ChWscthe long ears, with
large kcrnals and small cob. Let every ear
be br ken in two, before shelling. IL til.
nth and cob BE- bright, the seed will vcge.
tate hut if they appear to have been water
snsked and are dark col,red and soinew hat
monldy, the vitality of the germs has lstn
injured, If not entirely destroyed. Then
with an axe cut ofr an inch Of the top end
If the ears selected, and all the irr. g,,lar
kernals At the large end. They can be cu-
off quicker than shrlicd off The small
kernals on he tip. and Irregular ones on he
butt Of the ear will not produce as much
nor rs handsome grain as those that grow
in the middle of the cob BY cont nuing
to plant the small kernels of the little end
If ears. f,r n few wears IN succession, thu
ears will he shorter, and the X, rnels smaller
and the irrs gular kermit Is Of the butt end
will produce ears destitute Of kernels in
rows. The writer once planted irregular
kernels for q few successive Years, and
the product was short, thick ,nrs, TIN
kernels of irregular form. not in rows, oi
large cnbs When SEED corn is Obtaine'i
from another part Of the country, it viii
usually riprn earlier when carried south Of
the locality where it grew. A few miles.
however, would make no perceptihle diff'r
encc The practice Of some farmers in Cen
trpl New York is to obtain seed that grew
near the shores Of lakes and rivers, which
had ripencd ten to fourteen days Mfor
that grown IN the upland. BY this means
their corn is usually fit tn cut upa few days
sooner than it would nave en-, ii they had
planted their own seed, and will offer
escape early frost.-dwericun agricultural
ist
DWARF FRUIT TREES. Sometimes our
dwarf trees strike very favorable soil and
circumstances and grow more wig rously
than il is desirable that dwarf trees sli ,uld
do. Esp, cially ~ this so of the dwarf
cherry. The best remedy for this is to care
fully dig the tree up. and rcs,t it again
imm dately after. Indeed. whether they
grow very vigorously or NOT. most dwarf
trees are improved by biennial or trlen-
NAL ran>planting. 1t is not essential to
god success; hut it is one of the ingr,di-
cnts in perfect culture.
Dwarf trees can Ic set from eight to t, n
feet apart, and n great number of all sorts
81, in a half acre lot. They bear fruit in Il
very few; years. and afford much pie lsure
to the enthusiast in pom'logical knowl
edge, by the opportunity they afford #
testing and becoming acquainted with
many kinds and learning what varieties
are best suited to his place and taste and
Ill their little pecuiarities. They furnish
him with material on which to exercise
his pruning and ,niing skill,-thcy c"n-.i
tutr, in fact, one of the most perfect tchocls
Of H"rticulturc,-und one who has been
through course of study therein, though
but ior quarter of an hour day tor u
y,ar, dc crycs to he elected, without fur
Their qualifications. a mcm!c OF the nearcs'
Horticultural Society.-Gard. Monthly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

The Ars sf Esan~lllag sAe sixth.
Hunts Ere Oh Skin Ensmel whitens the {. ~
;lexion permanently, giving The skin . soss.
pesrly appearance. removes tn. tseckles. pispies
s"~ents. HUNT CO., Pesfnmers, q 8ssah
esh ~ Philadelphia. fesS-dsedlS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

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~ 81 ~ 49, = ~ ~ esSk 3 ar
+ Ss oso's rrsm- hesss on iOsh ssrset -
sifsbie inv~~tmrns ssscseA D.
Lots and Out Ios. Y ~ s. ~ y sdd,isn
.Lands T. Jshnssp. n"s~.s.s" - Clare
= s.s s rses1ae .js.p s0S rsa., - e.
1870 Ft a.Hsn -, = y. Maine. rvsus;~s -
mrA-dtf - 49,, Execusns.
oseesssa1 0ossoss re- 49,.
THE BEaCTl. u. REslngNCE on l,r.s...
re so Ss. SeeSP'.d oy ~ =. Carter. E.q
occupied ~ }, ". Asessst, Esq. '''s''' no~
Ine hue brick use .n ssh -treet .o-.
psseAS3e,s keoos ~. Apeiy !. =" 0esa-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

Sress CSssnsr Lmsesls.
TN Cieeua. asrke,y Gfav.. - prssse,.,
y Townships For sale w
lows L"ads ansl 'rsvvn n.se..
lJa.sSe ACRES nom RIPS Upward,
10 320 AgREs Il Wisconsin,. x,nn.
V.UCV sofa and Nebraska. I'kFE d
81 Town Lots in DAvsnport, Walcof,. Dur,pt
and Downey. improved farms il sco,, and q.
der counties. For sale by
mr4-d,f JSD L. COFFIN.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE or Iowa. !.
Scott County,
JAxEs Rowan. surviving partner Of the
firm Of Rowan 4 Walsh, Plaintiff.
La ~.
John Bennett, A. Waltz, and the owners Of
the Steamboat st. Paul, fei.dants.
In the District Court Of said county. To the
the aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file ~ The office Of the Clerk of the
District Court Of said Scott county. = pr,i
ton James Rowan, surviving partner OF
the firm IL Rowan 4 Walsh, Plaintiff,
claiming nf you the sum Of -FOUR Hundred
Dollars &4stUl with interest and costs, ~
justly due him for certain property Of said
Plaintiff. Of that value, taken and con-
vrrted by you to your own use. and alan
prav,ng for . writ Of attachment on the
ground that said Defendants are non.resi-
dents Of the State u Iowa.
Aud that unless you appear thereto aud
defend before noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court. to be be
gun and holden on the LIST Monday u May,
a. D.. 1865, default will be entered against
you and jaigmcnt rendered thereon Tor the
whole amount claimed.
II. X. 4 r CLAussEx,
Plaintiffs Att'ya
u. ) Rev. stamp, 6oc
J. r., Mrrch 81. 1868
April ia4w ~ ~ ~~~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
DIR. BlGELOW,
Confidential Physician f!
FORMERLY OF st. Louis. Mis-onri,)
TO SOut d Cinrek eereer. (,h1cnN

fF1TNterlt ~ 81 LOUIS, MiAsuuri,l
G70 South Cinrix sstrees. Chicago.
'l>aE nNI Y REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
/ legslly u.lin.d Ply in Chicago who
makes The treatment OF Private COMPLAINTS .
spe iaiity. Bis Office has been established es-
;.ressy 10 afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the OF luurcury or noa.
ious drugs DR.. u. HIS for many years deyoted
his whole attention To the treatment OF private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms
His success in the treatment Of those long stand.
ing ana difficult cases. such as were forincr " con.
sidered incnrabie, il sufficient to recommend him
to the public rs worthy Of the extensive patrons
use whicl. he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital and private practice extend
ing through many years in this and other depart
mcnts OF medical science he is the d,scoyerer OF
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these virulcrt, secret aud chronic diseases, and
has letters Of recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced surgeons and
Ply sicians Of this country, testimonials Of his
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases or private nature.
The universal and unfaiing success N the
treatment adopted by him, has proved beyond .
doubt that permanent cure Tor the worst cases
II constitutional syphilis. gOnorrhaa. tsrictures
in any.t,r, all niercurial affections. diseases Of
the skin, kidneys and bladder. impotency. fpcr.
4 nlatorrhasa. etc. can now De obtained 70 moral
certainty ii application be made 10 those whosc
intelligence skill and experience can be relied on
,'onnv men especially VINO have become VIC
Tins al solitary vice or self abuse. that dreadful
and destructive habit. which annually sweeps 10
an antimcly grave Thousands II young men 81 tile
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect may
call with full confidence perfect cure.
Females suffering igom irregular ties attcndant
IN puberty, menstrnatlon or pregnancy, or per
sons having any obstruction " marriage, should
see the doctor at once and be cured.
He thinks Y Ia his duty to advise the unfortu.
nate. particularly strangers, to be careful thst
they are not deceived BY false advertisements Of
t,oasting impostcrs. lie vino places hmsclf ~
Ter the care Of d.. y. may reIigiously coDide In
nis honor "A u gentleman. and confidently rely up
IN hi skill As phy scisn.
Dr. u. w'iltcll the patient previous TO cofnmen.
cling the treatment 0f his case how much he will
eject = cure and when such an arrangement L
uttered upon. IN no case will he make second
charge.
Office and Rooms within hslf = square 81 the
Post Uihce, where al polite invited to call.
| Office hou,s from =. m. to- D. NJ; Sundays
10 4 M to noon. Consultation at Office free.
! send . amps and get mis- Guide u Health.
PUST OFFICE BOX i54 apis -dAwiy
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P661ONOphy Oh WotrtH4esCIne pc
;,r.eto,x ri the News York Museum .. Anatomy
nave determined. regardless Of ~xlenre. 10 issse
frcc. Tor The beneii, of sui5e inv humanity, and
suppression Of quackery. four q their most In
teresting md instructive Lectures On Marriage
md ,ta disanaliicstions. Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature decline ~ Msnl,sod. Sndi-
xestion, Weakness or depression. impofency,
c;al Ev,i. and ihosc M.ladies which result Itom
yOuuth.nl folIies excuses Of maturity. OF igno.
rance u Phy-iol.,gv or the laws u NaiHre.
These invaluable Lectm Is have been the means
of cniighs ming mn .svng thousands and III
sidr~ssing SscKv, ARs. New Y0sk Asa.an o
L Anatomy ami Medicine, SIS Bscsd~ay. New
York dec19.dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

Let lDse Mind 3ee.NO a:ure ~ Uny
tyr J. HOMER SHAW Will treat oil curabis
IL diseases If the Eve and Ear ~ the above
terms lie also tfeats oil FxuAts CouslAmss
and diseases Of Children. OfRc~ l6s Seuth CLARK
street. Chicago Letters II inquiry With scamp
enclosed Will receive proinps attention
Address HOMER SHAW.
P.n d-~wev ss1s spex-div s'hwaen a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
DIR. Marks Svphili,;c Cure
The Second Stage of SYPHILIS

Il when the disease has bscoWe CONSTITUTIONAL.
and may be- known by the following .vvpton. /:
liberation OF the mouth. throat. glands. skin.
head, mucus me iibrHnes. cNnctruns sores III the
arms AMI legs. erup;ions or the skin. scrofula
The Syphilt'c Cure" Fills and Throat " ash
wall cure the econdtry stages. II the throat
IL ct ulcer uted, III. Throat W ash is omitted.
Price per package $ln.56. incluiing Throat
WISH. ii ON tied - uer pa kaye
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
Advice to the Afflicted.

Reader. nave Yea syPu LIS l til. PRIMARY srAGs.
"" not es'ect II an Ho L. YOUR HriLaH, HAPPI
NESS and LIrx rERILED q, tls pEsTRuc I'VE DIS
EASE ; r " 'oDesTRoY If. if possible, while III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

TN Cieenas Hsrhe'y Gfav., - rrssse,.
- Townships. For sale ~
IN, A-dtt Vlsrri Ann 4 COrr,~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28

.s5s - So y kzl6< 80 txf Ait @SaS> \
l@ % EEHiHE@N .'FnsH~p& Il II
.eass > sessx a.asx c. tt~its.ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-28
Third or Tertiary Stage of Syphilis

is known By these sy,nptoius: Nodes or hard
and painful Turner's an the bones. enlargement Of
lie POINTS ar coniractions. hsd pains IN The
bonss and JOINTS, carries ar decay o the b"nes.
S,phi lite ,heumntisin, alteration OF the parts.
etc. TIE :, rhilItic Cure and iis vii cure the
Thru ; ages Price, per package. e..
Price OF Sypcil Cure. ~ per bottle; Pills
q per blk; S,ph,iit c VAST, 81 80 pr bottie
Throat " ash <l 81 ,,er bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

Bts&d Tsylet stIl v n Usaat Rupiasor
the lSth instant z. fa47 abg
From al accounts frvm the interior, TN
prospects for heavy yield Of sorghum no
lAssss are fisttssing. = ssnos'sesf IS
The CROPS Of Hamilton county for thi.
year are Pronouuoed 70 b Of superior
order. .s..ss
A man named Wood wss killed Last weel
near Boonsbors BY the running away Of biz
team.
James N. Crsddick, Of wsppello county
wss killed on the 4th instant by stag,
driver.
A nins q Slsek lesd il ths vidhisy O
Web49 City has bssa discovered. Tn,
vein is Of considerable thickness.
Astanser from Illinois, Whose name il
not given, accidentally shot himself in Tsy
lor county. His wound was mortal
A notorious horse thief, named Hener
was recently nsbbed in Wisconsin, and
brought into Clinton comfy where some Of
his misde,neanors had been committed.
The Auditor Of State showed us yester
day, says The Des Moines Register, number
of'early June apples, which were the second
crop for the present season.
On last Wednesday evening. the body Of
. male child, evidently but . few hours old,
was found drowned in box, in the river .,
Cedar Rapids.
A man by the name Of Patrick Brown, =
resident of jackson county, lost a fine
horse some ii ne ago, but lately found it At
Waterloo. It bad been been stolen by the
horse thief Mccullough, who was drowned
short time ago near Fort Madison.
McCool, the gentleman who had the con-
tract for saving ten cDrds of wood At the
Central Market, with his legs ornamented
with bracelets, took sudden departure last
Tuesday, without saying good bye, Or per
forming Ills task.-.Dudugae Herald.
The people Of Cedar Falls have prepared
new fair ground VI something more than
thirty acres. They have . splendid race
course On the grounds, saidto b the best in
that sectiQn. The society proposes to hold
its annsarfair on the 10Th instant.
The Dubuque Herald says that the wife
of one Of the midnight guarlians Of that
city, was safely delivered Of triplets last
Wednesday night. They lived lut few
minutes. The father is doing Is well as
could be expected.
We are informed that the contr.ct for the
grading Of the Iowa Central Railroad for the
first ten miles out Of Cedar Falls has been let
to the Messrs. Overton & Mccoy. The con.
tract for the balance Of the road ~ill be let
soon The road is to be finished to Toledo
by July LIST. 1860.
The DUBUQUE Herald says: The case Of
Archibald II. Stuart, charged with embez-
zling Sl.7s6 Al from his employers, George
Arnold & Co., Of Memphis, Tenn, and held
to bail in the sum Of e. 500 for twenty
days, to await requisition from the Gov
ernor Of Tennessee, by Justice Cantillon
upon examination on Tuesday, came up be-
fore Judge Burt. yesterday, on application
Of writ Of ha6eas corpus. and resulted in
the discharge Of the defendant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

-. ~ k'coxp, lof fsris.) .Atir yeirt d .earues Il
-. ctststleu. has q leagth acceded 70 Ahe a.
"a aeqasstA Of he Amt(1can pnblx, AID aspoint,
. - Agent In New York for the sale Of his vsl-
49, nd highly priced Bssencs ~ Lar. Thh
wonderful sgeus will restore manhood y ~
e. sost shattered constitutions. whether asspine
ION excess the effects OF climate, or naiuril
cs 'hs time reqaised 70 cure the most ~
;:esefsse csae u four wrecks nd II tDsa aeesed-
ns 10 printed u stfucsions, ~hish are very siul-
p'e ia''ure ia impossible. This life ressrfink
remedv should Be- taken BY all about % merry,
ssts effects are permanent. II ia ack nrwled oe6
~ .he medical press 20 be the greatest discovery
so,.. made II. developing powers are aarssur
sous success - = certain - thas sceuos over
arrows ignorance nr. Ricorde Essencs u Life
- soid 10 cases. with full directions for use, Z
90, or four quantities in one for %, and will Be
ssh' % any part. carefully packed, on receipt q
remittance TO his accredited agent,
PHILIP ROLAND,
july20 "a Liberty Street NJ Y. I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

Has been tested IN everv variety Of climate and
" almost every sstion known 10 Amer loans. II
Il The almost co'st.lnt companion an incstinable
friend VI the Missionary aud Traveller. on sea and
land aud one should travel on our Lakes or
Rivers without IL.
BE sure you call FOR and get the genuine Pain
Killer. as many worthless Dostr inns attempt
I'd 10 be sold ON the great reput alton Of this val
liable medicine Directions company each bot
tie. Sold by dealers everywhere. Price 25 cts ;,
50 cts aud a. ger bottle, J. n. HARRIS h Co,
PrOprietors for the Wessern and Southern Ht's
Cincinnati o.
Sold at Wholesale and Retail by 4. ). hallarsl
Davenport; + N. Stone, Muscat,ns; MORRISON
h Co.. Iowa City DR.. H. Woodruff Dsa hoines.
mar 3 cod a e0Wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

"
The success and the increasing demand which
has attended the use of
WebSirr's Vegetable Hair lnvigeratOr
Is the subject Of conversation in all circles,
and We are often told by Druggists that
they never sold preparation that met with
such candid and universal praise 1t is war
ranted TO restore Gray " faded Xair to its
original color in tour weeks or the -aoney re-
fu.dea, and as u Hair dressing u has no
equal, being purely regstabie; it cures all
humors Of the scalp, and stops hair from
falling out in one week. Although pow erful
in restoring gray hair, yet it contains no SUI
gar Of lead; is not dye. and is harmless as
water it gives the scalp healthy tone, in
vigor,tes the roots of the hair This pep
aration is the result Of great expense insci
entlfic experiments. by one Of the ablest
chemists in the country, and has been thor.
ouehly tested by eminent individuals quail
flied to decide upon its merits. and pro-
nounced by them to have no equal in ma. ket
For sale in Davenport by Hitchcock &
Starks. g. Schirgcl, Stevenson 4 Carnahan
BuRNAM &. VAN ScBAAcK. Wholesale
Druggists, l6 Lake ST., Chicago. Agents
for the North west. sp25 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17
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mesa 1loA Ssssecn ~. AIkAD1LPatA
3aee % the rade she nss4cqs,pleAa paarGtss-
s,ye .aseEinsrt Of PhStcgAP5 ALBUMS. cPPm.
and most beaut'ful patterns, wish Saffes9 variety
efclaspe and o.nAmcets. They are ahsupppised
In beauty and dnrsbility By any in the morket.
"a 00d a ~ thar ssssr:l .ysrses Priese,
ofspeslags to asy sddresa
POCKET lssn1l.En With pr,,m. !,
Metre, aud EP0CqxRI4rk 4 N EMF
viih fsalus. Miller 3 Bpriosk'. superior ..d
WSH knsvn rE4Rl Brmt Also, their .fodRs7
e .-'fis E s scYE = sisS;ss f =;
PUoG110ftf for ssls by Miller : Dsri6ek ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

sX~2 For the pass 20 years Dr. W
has n,S..e tae treatment Eoi private diseases his
busiacss and study, which has enabled MN 10
perf.ct remedies which ere speedy and perina
nent and IN all cases BE used without hinder
Ance % business or exposure to triende
Pafttcular attcnt ion given 10 old standing cas-
es. such ~ were canspiered iucursole. ~ phiiis
in all forms Gonorrhra, elect, Strictures
Also. the effects of solitar: habits both ruinous
10 body and N nd aud which produce some Of he
following effects: Blotches, Bodily Wcakness.
Constipation, Aversion and Unessiness IN ke-
male Society, unmanliness, Dread OF ,Hutere
Events. finally a complete prostration Of the vi
tai power loss of memory. ringing in the ours,
impotence can be fully restored 70 health. DR..
Via the publisher Of new medical work which
should be in the hands OF all those cont. nplating
marriage. Sent to all on receipt Of 10 cents 70
prepay postage Please call friendly chat
will COS, you nothing. -
rhe Subject OF Rupture, or Hernia, has hong
since attracted the attention " the medical fac
uity OF both EUROPE aud America. itbeing one Of
the most dtstre ssing complaints which man
subject 70 be afflicted with atil late years che
cure Of Rupture OF Hernia has been considered
quite improbable, if not impossible While tray
cling through Europe in 1850. and visit 'ng dia-
ereu. hospitals in search Of infor,nstion Ibr. ".
gave special attention to the subject OF Rupture or
He~nia III tleir varied and comp licated iorme.
which has enabled him to perfect remedies by
which nine cases out Il ten can be permanently
cured. and furnish signal relief to he very worst
kind Of Hernia or Rup,nre... II will be nece ssary
for every rstcnt 10 visit Dr VS. Office. They
need not remain in the city than one day
and no pain or suffering attends any treatment
Of his All letters with stamp answered. se1ssn
Dr. Whittier refers the public 10 Me following
physicians DIR Detlor. Milwaukee, Wis; DIR Peg
BODY aud UR kegpou Detroit DR. Price, Grand
Rapids Mashs; IN bowen and Dr. Has<&Ss 4, st.
Louis; DIR webster. Dr. 0aines. DfJ. Bailey, DR.
Jas ThAppy chicagN; DIR Hcndershott, Toledo,
O;tDr DAVIS. Cincins All DR. Besttys - Paul,
MINI. Post office Box AGA. % .
"A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17
A Perfect cure for Catnrrf
n S S ;'33|RI|EI'||
AND NODE OF TREATMENT is

The .lCsse or Perfection.
II penetrates the secret Ambush
Of this terrible disease, aud exterminates It, root
II removes All the wrercheA
symptoms ofthis loathsome malady, and averts
|.consumption.
Ii cleans the head. dleodorBses
the breath. and riiords the most grateful relief
10 aleviaaes more Agony nnd s6s
lent suffering than tongues ean'teii.
10 10 noted fSr curing the most
hoPelesa cases, that every. known means have
ID cares May. Rose and Period.
&c Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
No fsr,. sfCatarrh o. noises 4.
the head can resist its penetrating power.
lifetime in battling with this fsli disease. His tn
b. Goodaie's Catarrh Reneav
i:. hsrhlsss tiqsid. inhaled frs. the palm
| mr.. u. Goodale n known thrO'.
ought the country as the author Of the only True
Theesy Of Catarfh ever published. Where Ne
orig an-whds It's rsvsges-mode Of treatment
and rapid cure in all its formA,
tarrh should be read BY every one. II can b
obtained 1t our nearest Agency, or BY sending .
postage STAMP to our Office
| Ill the PEOPLE. AND THE PRESS.
CAfARRR. The name Of Dr.. h. 0oodale has
pssGms * sT'ss shrsahSs. The s0un.Ey T. he
curing this tervible dlsaase. H. il the first and
only, Hsrson Who ever penetrated the secret Anr
bSsn 81 sthis fssfful saslsdy. He tslnliat ma
mode Of treatment is the only one ever known 10
rSfAy nnls, Me xell- fAcwn ar6veast$ md
whose family Physicisa DIR. Goodals was for
"s s.. ae ssIs ~. !, can c,i !. (.
L - IL ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

PERRY DAVIS,
!! ~ vsorrAMs I.I0q /
pain KILLER
rssnr sti1tiissS51S ir AeE.
WE ask the attention Of the trade and ths
FANNY mQoDnO1tG,s
For the cure Of Colds, Coughs, Weak stomach
and General Debility, Indigestion, Cramp and
Pam in stomach, Bowel Complaint, Collie. Diar-
fhes, Cholera, Ac,. &C.,
And fer Fever 4 Ague.
There i nfhhf bssts III d. bssn tav orabIy
Known Tor ushse than t~eAty years 70 be The y
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For the many diseases incident y the hu,nss
Internally and Externally
II works equally sure.
What mvong~ progf Of these fscts can be pro-.
duced mas tss following letter seeeived unsotse-
tied from the Rev. A. W. Gu tbs:
Rosxo NAooAs Co. Mich, July ., 1850.
Msssns J. n. HARgIs 4 Co:
Dsstlesnea--Tbe confidence have In Perry Da
Wis Pain Killer A. remedy for Coughs Colds,
burma. iprains and Rhumatism. for The cure OF
which ! ave successfully used it, Induces Nc 10
recommend its virl ues 70 others. "
A few months sgo had recourse TO il 10 de-
stroy fcion, although ] never heard Of it, be-
ing used for that purpose. but la. ing suffesAd in
teasely from former one, and having no other
remedy at hand, ! applied the Pain Killer freely
for about fitean minuts nj evening", and repeat
ed the application VERT briefly the neat morning
which entirely destroyed the fslon, aud increa
my confidence ~ the utility Of the remedy. -
Minister II Wesleyan Me.hodist Church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

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