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Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

tain Jones never faltered. The board
ers were gallantly repulsed the pris-
oners were driven below, and the fight
was renewed At half past ten in the
evening the British ship being on fire
in many places, her Captain struck his
colors. The Bon Homme Richard was
so completely knocked to pieces, that
she could not be kept afloat. She
sank the next day, and Captain Jones
went into port in the captured ship,
with seven hundred prisoners.
This great victory raised his fame
to the highest point The King of
France gave him magnificent dia-
mond hilted sword, and Congress vo-
ted him gold medal. After the war
was over, the Empress of Russia invi-
ted him to join the navy with the rank
of Rear Admiral. He accepted the
post, but the jealousies and intrigues
of the Russian naval officers digusted
him to such q degree that he resigned
and returned to Paris. The last years
of his life were passed in obscurity.
He died in Paris in 1872.
Paul Jones was a short, thick-set,
active man, of great strength and en-
durance. He had a keen, bright eye,
with look of wildness in it. His
voice was soft and gentle. In his dress,
and in the equipage of his boat and
ship, he was something of q dandy
In bravery and tenacity of purpose he
has never been surpassed, but in the
intercourse of private life he was one
of the most amiable and polite of men
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05
fPuBIIcNo. les |

AN ACT to regulate the compensation of
registers and receivers of the land offices in
the several States and Territories, in the To-
cation of lands by States and corporations
under grants from Congress, and for other
purposes.
BE Il enacted BIZ the Senate and House Of Repre-
sc7ttafres Of The Tinted States Of fH,eriea n Con-
gress assembled, That from and after the pas
sage of this act, in the location of lands by
States and corporations under grants from Con-
gress for railroads and other purposes, except
for agricultural colleges the registers and re-
c.iyers OF the land offices of the several States
and Territories, in the districts where such
lands may be located, for their services there
in, shall lie entitled to receive "A fee of one
dollar for each final location of one hundred
and sixty acres, to be paid by the State or cor
poration makipl, such location, the same to be
accounted for in the same manner as fees and
commissions on warrants and pre-emption To-
cations. with limitations as to maximums OF
salary prescribed by existing laws, in accord
anee with such instructions as shall be given
by the Commissioner of the General Land
Office.
Sc. ?. ind be IL further enacted, That the
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Com
pany may So far change or modify the location
of the uncompleted portion of its line, as
shown by the map thereof now on file in the
General Land Office of the United States, SO
us to secure better and more expeditions
route to the terminus of said line on the Mis-
souri, river, said new line to be located within
the limits of the land grant made by the Uni
ted States to aid in its construction ami said
change shall not impair the right to nor
change the location of their present land
grant. A map of the change shall be filed
with the Commissioner of the General Land
Office within one year after the passage of this
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

When things were working SO bad
in the Shenandoah Valley, under Sigel
and others, Secretary Stanton ap-
piled to Gen. Grant for a remedy.
/" Send me-" says the Secretary, the
very best man you have got in the ar
N.Y. Grant replied by sending Phil.
Sheridan, saying, There isn't much
of him, but he's the man you want" !"
1t is said that the Secretary looked
somewhat askance at the slight and
youthful figure standing before him !;
but he set him to work, and now he is
convinced that Grant knew his man.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

An elephant and bull fight took place
lately at Saragossa, Spain. The ele-
phant was walking quietly about the
arena when the first bull was released,
and rushed at it with all his might.
The elephant received his antagonist
with great coolness. and threw him
down with the utmost ease. The bull
rose again and made two more attacks.
which the elephant resented by killing
with thrust Of his tusks. The con-
queror did not seem in the least excl
ted, but quietly drank some water Of.
fered by his keeper and ate several
ears of corn. A second bull was then
released, and in few minutes sufferd
the same fate as the FIRST.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05
Approved, July 1, 1864.
fPUBLIc-No. 169.
AN ACT to establish salaries for postmasters
and for other purposes.


and for other purposes.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
scatatires Of the tited States Of Imerica IN Con-
gyess assembled That the annual compensation
of postmastcrs shall be at fixed salary. In
lieu of commissions, to he divided into five
classes, exclusive of the postmaster OF the city
OF New York. Postmasters of the first Glars
shall receive not more than four thousand dol
lars nor less than three thousand dollars; post
masters OF the second class shall receive less
thai, three thousand dollars and not less than
two Thousand dollars postmasters OF the third
class shall receive less than two Thousand dol
lars and not less than one Thousand dollars !.
postmasters of the fourth class shall receive
less than one thousand dollars and not less
than one hundred dollars postmasters of the
fifth class shall receive less than one hundred
dollars. The compensation of the postmaster
of New York shall be six thousand dollars per
annuum, To take elect on the first day of Ju-
ly, eighteen hundred and sixty -four and the
compensation of postmasters of the several
classes aforesaid shall be established by the
Postmaster General under the rules hereinai-
ter provided. Whenever the compensation OF
postmasters OF the several offices, except the
office of New York J for the two consecutive
years next preceding the first day Of July,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, shall have
amounted TO an average annual sum not less
than three thousand dollars, such offices shall
be assigned 10 the first class whenever ii shall
have amounted to less than three Thousand
dollars, but not less than two thou aud dol
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

A woman in Michigan. sixty-four
years old, by her own unaided labor
has husbanded thirty bushels of pota-
toes, one hundred bushels of corn, one
half bushel of peas, ten bushels of on
ions, five bushels of beans, four bush
els of beets, five bushels of carrots,
one hundred heads of cabbage, picked
one halfbarrel cucumbers, and earned
nearly one hundred dollars by wash
ing, since the lst of March last.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

The newspaper organ of the Cana
dian Prime Minister advocates the
passage of an alien bill at the next
session of Parliament, the design of
which is said to be the expulsion of
the Southern sympathizers from that
Province,
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Of the twelve thousand Union Off
GERS and sol diers recently exchanged
off Savannah and Charleston, not
twenty per cent will ever be fit for ac-
tive service again. Five hundred have
died since they have been handed over
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Gen. Stoneman's expedition in South
West Virginia has captured Saltville,
where the most important salt works
of rebeldom are located. This capture
will prove serious loss to the insur-
gents,
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Miss Malinda Caryt, a resident of
Kittanning, Pennsylvania, died recent
ly in Philadelphia from the effects of
chloroform administered in the usual
manner by q dentist. The coroners
jury called upon the Legislature to
pass law inficting heavy penalties
upon all who persist in the practice,
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

There was mistake in the official
dispatch announcing the capture of
Savannah. Instead of 1000 of the
citizens remaining in the city when
captured, the number was 10000.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Can't we Yankees with all our inge-
nuity and enterprise make our own
bunting for our flags? We have to
import it now. Let some Jonathan
make us some bunting and he will
win both money and fame.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Best whe,t Bread, Mrs. r. y. Ackley 90
2d Best Wheat Bread,
Mrs W. johnson SO
Best Corn Bread. Mrs j. w. Smith ] 90
Best Brown Bread. Mrs. j. w. Smith 90
Best Bread made by Girl under 15
years of age, Miss p. A. Baltimore 90
Cd Best Bread made by q Girl under Is 80
years of age. Miss Ida +. Smith so
Best Fruit Cake, Mrs. r. J. Ackley so
Best Pound Cake.
...'. Miss Diantha Baltimore 80
Miscellaneous and Discretionary.
Best Double Harness. Geo. worsfield 90
specimens Architectural Dlawing.
- Gleason 90
Honorable Mention.
? Thorough bred Durham
Cows, ID. NJ. Bemus.
l Jack. John IL Smith.
Jack, Wm. Montgomery.
l California Saddle, ID. NJ. Bemus.
Case Books
Family Library A. Gleason.
! Child's Dress,
l Child's Skirt, Mrs T. Warner
l Pair Socks,
! Pima,
The Premiums-s0 cents upon the dollar
in Agricultural papers and in cash cannot be
paid before January LIST, 1865. Papers will
commence with the new year and be sent to
those entitled to them. A list of such papers
will be sent 10 the several postoffices
ALDEN FLINT, Acting President.
j. w. SMITH, Secretary.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

AN ACT for the sale of a lot of land in Iowa,
in the Fort Crawford reservation.
BE Il enacted bg Tie Senate and House Of Ptpre
se'stdtipes Of the United States Of -imerica in Con
grsss assembled, That ii shall and may be law
full for the Commissioner of the General Land
Office to cause to be sold, after public notice.
the tract described as lot numbered one, In
township ninety five north of range three
west. of the fifth principal meridian, in the
State Of Iowa. situated in what is known as
the Fort Crawford Military reservation, sub
ject to such minimum price per acre as the
said Commissioner may establish as fair and
reasonable, not less than two dollars and fifty
cents per acre, and in the event of said lot
not being disposed of at public sale, the Com
missioner is hereby authorized to re.ofler the
same at public sale, or after the second offer
ing 10 dispose Of said lot at such minimum as
he may establish, and for the sale SO made a
patent shall ISSUE As in ordinary cases.
Sec. =. ARd be IL further enacted, That if il
shall appear that there are any other lots in
said reserve not disposed Of by the United
States, it shall and may be lawful for the said
Commissioner to dispose of the same in the
manner provided in the foregoing section.
Approved, July l, 1864.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Abraham Lincoln is the first Presi-
dent from the Northern States who has
been twice elected.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

The Albany Trades Assembly think
butter unreasonably high, and will not
buy and use it at present prices.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

A Wisconsin girl had one Of her
eyes gouged out by COW the other
day, and then walked ten miles to see
physician. There's pluck for you.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

The beggars in Richmond do not
ask for pennies. They say: "Will
you give me five dollars to buy loaf
of bread 2"
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Our forces have captured 1000 reb-
ell prisoners in various parts of the
"Confederacy" since Sherman's de-
parture from Atlanta.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Eighteen clergymen wre elected to
the Legislature of Vermont.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

General Thomas knows how to
make livelihood Qively-Hood) better
than any other man in the country.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

ssome thoughts are prayers" says
Victor Hugo.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

The prettiest girls in Utah general
ly marry Young.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05
Charles City, Iowa, Jan. s, 1865.

A. n. r. HILDRETH. Editor.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05

Best 100 pounds Wheat Flour,
Tyler Blake 90
ID Best 100 pounds Wheat Flour.
J. !. Graham 80
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-05
Sugar and Honey.

Best 10 pounds Maple Sugar,
T.. C. Wilcox 90
ID Best 10 pounds Maple Sugar,
A. Baltimore SO
Best quart Maple Sirup, Geo. Worsfield l 90
ID Best quart Maple Sirup, L. G. Wilcox so
Best quart Cane Sirup. III. Sprague 90
2d Best quart Cane Sirup, John Gates 90
Best five pounds Honey, A. Baltimore 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02

4 Private Medical Trestiss - the Anst ~
sod Ply s'Ss. ~ y &c Sexual O,ksss, ana their
Dss.secs. conia,ng $50 pages. a. . over Dns bus
Ard fne .hgrsvinxs Price one d.,issr u .rrale
on venercai diseases II. iudiMg xno rrhes. glest,
spyhyiis stficture. gravel st.ne. r., tass p.Jees
6atuta. urinary dtp6ata. End dis~sses Sthe hid.
neys. bladder. prsairate gland end seu,,ssi vest
Giles. and their irsa4lest. ~ lp0iag ssAsps.r -
sG.s.s D's.Asss lwitb sbsest6ti0a1 - osasr'ag
aAd the prevention OF conceptions. Con,aininh \
trva isr IN self slsse snsaas thea u susl =
n~rseu. debility. esrsesesss"a la psaens = ID b~e.s
sexes the encct- q, these Diseases on the Oudy
asd mind. ~ d the auth.r's new tr.s u. nj Of "a
tless caees II ;sIl. shs osly ssccassl psekcd 4
cure. with IN ~xposit."n 81 qmnok~ry. This work
il not HguscA advertisement. but vel nisx ssd
guide for mar ed o. sinxle I, !. The only l.ek
in pa N English. with full directions gor ~
treatment, snd coaisins nv,h sslvsl,ss isIorna.
ton mot p optr W'sAessioh 10 patots aoaics.
Tent u any sddress receipt Of u
address TINE 0AkkNN INSTITUTE
feb u -d4wly ~ pssi. NissessAa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co,


Il having come to our knowledge that imita
ti"ns VI TIL Am rican Watch have been put w
u the market n great umb ~, calculated b.
heir uticr wOrshlessness I" injbre the reputation
OF eur genuine produces. to prvteot our own N
teresis aud the public from impositi n. we * Air
publish the trad marks by which our Watches
ma, invsrisbl, be known
W m ,nuf.cture four -ty les Of Watches.
The first has the name
, ..AMERiCAN " ATCH CONPAN, wal,hsm
Mas. engraved on the inside plate.
The second has b. name
.'APPLtTON. TRACY 1 CO. waltham
Mass, engraver on the inside plate.
The hi d has the name
"P. =. BARTLETT, Wsltham, Mass" en-
grsved on the inside plate
All the above STYLES Lave the name American
Watch 10. painted ON the dial, and warrant
ed in eve respect
The fonrth has the n,me
"WA ELI.ERY. boston. Mass p" engraved
on the side plate. and ~ not on The dial
All the abovr named wstcrss are made Of va
riDus .i1cs, and are sold gold Or silver cases
~ mn, he required.
1t !. hardly possible for US to accurately de
scribe the numerous limitations To- which VIZ hx,,
= luded. They are usually inscribed with nam
50 neriy approaching our own rs 10 escape tn
observation Of the unaccustomed buyer. Som,
are represented ~ made BY the Union Wxtci
Co., Of Huston. Mass''-nO such company exist
ing. Sssne arr named Oh. SOLDIER v arch" :,
be sodas our fourth or WIN. Ellery style, usu
ally known ~ the soldiers Watch Co = oth
er the up : Bari ~" instead OF our +. :
tsartie'tc.' b"sdcs many vsr,e'i.~ named il
such manner AS to convey the lea that they AZ,
the vertable productions Ofthe American Watcl
ompxnv.
We also caution the public. and particular,
sOlciers against bu, lx cert ain y ticlts calle,
wAtch-.. So freely advertised in illustrated pa
pcrs as "Army Watcher" Officers Wat hes,
magic Time Otserver>,' "A.cana Watches,
&c, the prices Of (which are stated TO b. rom
en- to sixteen dollars. a God watch, in thes,
Tunes cannot be afforded for any such money
A little tteutIon on he part Of the buyer. vii
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
Agents for the American Waich Co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
HU BIB EL,S
GOlGlrse Rtesers.


Nature . requirements may be gratified n.
0otd." Bstters rs pureiy Jeytabi. Tosie.
| lnvigorAting aud Strengthening. Fort,fies thu
| system against the effects Of UNIV : ste,
Will cure dyspepsia.
Win cure Weakness and General Debiltv.
Will cure Heartburn
Will cure Headache,
Will cure Liver Complaint
Will cure Jaundice
Will cure Sea Sickness.
Will cure Bilious Colc,
Viii excite and create . healthy Cpl elite,
Will Invigorate the organa Of Digestion.
and moderately increases the temperature OF the
body and the force Of the circulation. acting r.
fact. NJ general corrchorunt Of the system con-
tanning o" POISONOUS drugs. and IL the best Tonic
Bitters in the World. A fair trial 10 earnestly
| solicited.
GEO. G. HUBBEL. 4 CO,
Propr,rtors. Hudson, ". 7.
General Depot, Amc ican Expreas Buildnsa.
Hudson Street, New York.
For Sale BY Druggists. Grocers, DC.
BURNHAM 4 VAN SCHAACK.
Sole Agents for North Western Ststea. No. II
Lake Street. Chicago. III Ocs7dkwiv
FOR NEARLY A QUARTER o. CENTURY
Mathewa' Venetian Hair bye has been cxt~n-
sively used. and in no case hA il iailea 70 give
entire sstisi.ction.
in the world. lss price j. only Fiffv Cent? :nd
each bottle contains double the quantity " o!e
IN those usually sold tor e..
THIS HAIR DYE il manufactured 6v . peru-
liar proress which reud.rs II immensurably su-
terinr 10 an, thing in the shape Of Dye nov
ever before the people BEING complete in one
bottle NJ prepa, alton is required, which greatly
simpities the application.
IN USING TfilS i,YE you avoid thst DUSTY,
Dlsrr appearance BY which, dyed i,ais and whiA-
A~rs are 10 readily recognised, when an inferior
article has been used besides. II produces per
tecily natural color On any shade that may be de-
l. l.
one that is AS permanent ~ the hair itself For
sale by druggisis. P,ice 3" cents.
Al MATHEWS, General Agent
IL God street New York
Also wunwfmcturer of MATHEWS AaNicA HAtR
| Gloss. the best hair dressing in use. In large
bottles /; price ." cents. Oct3l div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02


THE ADVERTISER having been restored
TO health in u I. " ~e.ks. bv avery simple RENE
DIV, nit having suffered several wears with NJ
we're lung affection. and that dread disease Con
sumrtion--is anxious to make known to his fe
tuw sui. r, r. the means IL cure. To all who de
sire il he will send copy ot the prescription "scc
free OF charge with the direct 'Ons for prepar
inx aud using the same. whifh they " i'll fluid ,
sr' 3 cure for Consumption. AsthrH, Bro. .chits
&c. The only object u ,h- adver ists in sending
the prescription is 10 benetn the afflicted, aUd
spread information which he ronccives to be in
valuable. aud he hopes every sufferer will try hi.
remedy. rs It will cost them nothing. aud MAY
prov. blessing. Paties wishing the prescrit-
t,.n. will please address Rev EDWARD A. W,Lsox,
Williamsburg Kings Co n. y. febl6-dAw3m
EDITOR or DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT
bfAR SIR - With your permission I wish u
say to the rea,.erso your paper that will send
b. return mail to al who wish Il free Recipe
with full directions Cor making and using sim
pie Veg, table Balm that will effeciualv rcsuove
IN ten days. pimpies. El"iches. Tans frecki-s,
and all Impurities o. the Skin. leaving the aan,e
soft. clear. smooth aud beautiful.
will also mail free to ,hsAe having Raid Heads.
or hare faces simple directions and information
that will enable them 10 start full growth OF
Luxufisnt Hair, Ministers. or 4 Moustsche. in
less than thirty days. All applications answered
by retu. u mail without charge. Respectfully
yours. Tno., =. CHAPMAN. Chemist. s3i Broad
wav New York ,nr15-dHw8m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02

J. J. KRONER. Ds,a SIN Please apd en-
closed ore dOllsr 6r sn0r her boz e.. DR. zane's
Antidots for strung Dr,nk.' and send = souu
q p''ssible will SAY f;.r your benefit. or salts
fsefisn. that = hoss workman Of mise he's taken
two boxes Of your AS.InOls aud has bees = sv-
Der man fs,r three ni"ntha snd says he has not
had che sliehtesi taax for liquor in the last too
fnontha o. more. and never thinks Of IL Previ.
oas to this time, l}od OILY know. when he ew
. sober breath. Yours. truly.
W. r. E.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02


A new boat for navigation in Cedar Rive,
"a being bnist u Cedar Rapids. a ve lea ~
from the 7sws 1t that place. s4''t
Mr.. Sareh Jank;n. mother u the Editn,
q The Fairllrld LEDGER, did "a d, I'm
day Of April. aged Is years.
JpAae Thomas. as ysass &f'ses. wss ~
GENTLY fouad dead il his heu>e, - ~
Grove, Benton county. ne wss sIooe n
the tine Of his death, his lAmilv beine a
l 10y, eesnsy Weeleaa lion IL visteu
ssfn sLa eE1a .vg o .f4nD E
4. 9. nan. laAs ieesl Editor u Tho K...
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02

Nature seems to have implanted 10 mankind IL
desire for daily stimuIsnt. to se-inviRornte The
nerves. and xciie the blood after the exhsust;ons
caused By the days lsbots. and not ouuv has she
given the desire, but experienee hss shovn 49,
tits On absolute necessity. that this desire shoni
b. gssti6ed. f< The pteservaaton Of the H,sNi
Nov natures requirements being founded unon
positive laws, must produce benefts ~ben tbev
are grstiied by the mse ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
THE l(ll(rH NATIONAL BANK

CAPITAL olsooosooo PAID IN,
Fiscal Agrnl . NE lolted States,
40 S'-''1 As'"f f. FL: ~ o''A'' Ss''-ip'''s
Win Oeelver 5soo Not~s, Free ..
Charge BY express. IN all parts of the coun-
try, and receive in payment Checks on New
York Philadelphia, end hoston, current bills,
asa oil i've per cent. interest notes. with inter
eat to date Of subscription. Urdsvs sent BY mail
viii ~ promptly Klled
This Dask receives the accounts of Banks aud
Bankers 90 favorable terms also " individuali
keeping New York sccounts. J. u ORvIS,
J. HILL, President
Cashier mnr4.dAv4m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02


II Mr.. Sceville's book. 1.-The Old Mer
cheat Il New York" il the following motto,
q an astsapt % assassinstc George Wash
ington. One Of the conspirators, Thoma.
@Ekssy, . private in tho body guard Of
Wilmington. vas hung:
In June l176, Peter Curtiniua. Commits
easy 0saesal, wrsss to Col. Richard vsrick
lester regarding the plot, in which the
writer aid:
"NRw YoaE. June &c, 1916.
ISM: - - Last night was discov-
srsd nese ia(srnal plot against the lives
q General Washington and Putnsm. ETC.
SeaRs Of The villians concerued ere in aafe
easody. Among them ass Mr.. Msthews,
eur Aayoe. Gilbert Forbes, . Gun>mith,
6tss end Dru0Der and 0enesal Washing
eaa's guard, etc. The particular ass not
~ ts1nspirea (ttV0 s0lcsss Who ven -.
pssysd 70 apprehend them) that . great aum
- oases9 70 ssAssina,e General wash
taetea and Pueaam-shat plan WA found
y sAsir Peassaaien of I'll the Notifications
shas whilst he rsgularH made the attack.
9 - pssseaa Wsss ~ blow up TIE Powder
house. - .ealsa 0sss to destroy Kine'x
esad9e y pesvrnt reinfnrrsmrats couins r.
Sre0 Nee Eagland 10 abort sAe plos -.
. 0ost daaaable one and hope he v;ils;r.
0oy receive punishment equal n perpe,
~ seeAiae Ritheus ths bsnsfse q cesrsch.
sIsn q Yssr Net OFT NJ.
PI44a +. Crnpsr,ue 3"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
'. r. Z.


On Csssa, p. Aug 20. 1885,
Plcuse had en-, los. que dol
Tor suionR ID is,k." h1te he'd cue bsx and il
did me good. but want smother 70 make sure
work Of L. Youra
n. n. RICE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
DYSPEPSIA,

Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Constipation.
Weight at Stomach. Want VI Appetite
Billi0ussess P1atulsocs He'd