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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

GROWTH OF LEAvENwoRTH.-The Leav
enworth Journal sums up the progress oi
that town during the past year as fol
toWs:
''The number of buildings erected is
56O, at an aggregate expenditure OF
$l,OO0,OO0; and this amount does not in
clude the value of the lots upon viii ch
they stand, but shows the cost of labor
and material. When it is remembered
thst the wages of mechanics have av
eragey IS day that brick cost 800 per
1000; lumber $85 to sos per l 900 feet +;
and all other material that enters into
the construction of houses costs in the
same proportion-the fact that over one
million dollars have been expended in
new building, and more than quarter
million dollars in street improvements.
bridges, &C., within a single summer, GER
tainly exhibits gratifying picture OF
the enegy and enterprise of our people,
and a healthy growth in our city. If
material and labor had been lower, a
great many other buildings would have
been erected AMI we are assured bv
master builders end capitalists that more
than four times the number of houses
will be put up.in 1866.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16
Der of bales raised in this parish win moi

Der of bales raised in this parish viii moi
Exceed four hundred.
The tomb of Horace Vernet is just com
pleted. The place is marked by single
block OF granite, on which rests white
marble slab, the upper part of which
although placed in horizontal posN on
is in the form of Latin cross. A palette
and brushes, sculptured on the front OF
the monument, alone remind the passer
by that there rest the ashes of the great
painter.
James L. Orr, Governor elect of South
Carolina, has just been elected NJ. W.
Grand Master of the Freemasons of that
State.
Land in the heart of London recently
sold at S38 per square foot.
A widow has obtained verdict of ten
thousand seven hundred dollars against
the Pennsylvania Railroad for killing her
husband with a cow-catcher.
The low tariff men in Washington
feel very sanguins of approaching sue
cess.
Senator Morgan proposes to inlroduc e.
early next week, bill to revise the penA
sion laws and make them more uniform
in operation under laws in force. A solo
dfer who has lost both arms, legs or eyes
gets twenty-five dollars per month for his
support, while poor Jack-tar, in the same
| condition, gets only eight dollars.
James Guthrie, as President of the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad, is credited
with smart thing whereby his road made
two hundred thousand dollars out of the
war The State of Tennessee had loaned
its bonds for $4,000, to aid in the con
ttruction of theroad, which was to pay
the interest, semi-annually, to the fiscal
agent Of the State-the Bank of Tennes
see. When the bank run off into Dixie
it was, of course, impossible to pay and
as holders got no dividends, the value o
the bonds depl ecisted. Guthrie quietly
bought them all in for the road, and the
State has just received them at par
thereby cancelling the debt.
Under the head of temporary service
under contracts that expire in June next
the Post>office Department has ordered
additional postal facilities in Mississipp
Louisiana, and Texas, to the following ex
tent: In Mississippi the number of miles
Of service added iss.500, embraced in six.
tech routes and including sixty-twc
offices in Texas, 665 miles, embraced in
FIVE routes, and including forty-one off:
ees in Louisiana, l72 miles, embraced in
two routes and including eleven offices.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

SfEvRNs AGAINST BEEcHER.-Old Tbad-
deus Stevens, of Pennsylvania, the radi-
cal leader of the House of Represents
tives. upon the occasion of e1ectine a
chaplain the othea day, gave Beecher the
following side thrust
Mr.. Stevens (Pa.) seconded the nomi>
nations OF the Rev. Messrs. Butler and
stockton, saying that they were the most
eloquent men in the United States since
ter.
beeoher, it appears, has lately fallen
rom the high state of radical perfection
Dy opposing further blood letting. and
oener measures of similar character.
l0r tne conversion Of the Southern peo-
p1e. measures which his brethren regard
as emoaGlous means of grace-ouite in.
dispensHole to salvation. Hence, Beech,
eF'S "tsll'"-- LonisYille Journal.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

Has THE THING LIT.-A gawky back
woods boy was once at depot on one o.
the Georgia railroads, and was of course
deeply interested in gazing, for the first
time at the ''hxins.''
Finslly he got inside of car, and
while indulglng his unbounded curiosity,
the whistle screamed, the bell rang, and
the steam horse began to surge at the
rate of "2:40."
''Oh, Lordy," shouted the boy, "stop
it, amt gwine." Bursting forward, be
opened the door and jumped out on the
platform.
just then the train was crossing deep
and cadaVerous looking gorge or trestle
work, and seeing the earth and tree tops
beneath him, he tainted and fell. Direct
ly he came too, and looking up at the
conductor, who stood by him, be ex-
claimed with deep sign-"Oh, Lordy,
stranger, has the thing lit ?"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

STYEs.-To cure sty on the eyelid, put
teasT oonful of tea in small bag. Paur
on 1t just enough of boiling water to
moisten it. Then put it on the eve pret.
ty warm. Keep it on all night, and in
the morning the sty will most likely be
gone. If it is not gone, the second an.
pllcation is sure to remove it Exchange,
We advise an easier application of the
same principle, and quite as good. The
curative power of the tea lies in the
tannic acid (tannin) it contains. Now,
get five grains of tannin, for two cents
of the apothecary, and a teaspoonuI Of
glycerine. Put them together. and add
a tablespoonful of water-or rose water
if you choose. Apply this TO the stv
every two hours with the end of the
hnger, and it will generally disappear
the sty, we mean, not the finger Bos.
ton Courier.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

The French Government is reported OF
have large sum of money in Washing
ton City for lobbying purposes connected
with Mexican affairs. The members of
the third House are snuffing the expec.
tant spoils already and making grander
arrangements than eyer before,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

c. N. MORRISON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC, ETC.
Ne. IL Mag axinc street,
NEW ORLEANS
Has on hand large and select stock of DRUGS E1d
MEDICINES, which are offered for sale at prices in
cordance with Northern quotations, adding small
advance on cost of same in quantities to suit ihe
wants Of purchasers
Commission Merch ants, Planters and Drupp,t, can
rely upon getting their goods put up with care and
dispatch.
The following articles embrace a small portion Of
my stock on hand and to arrive.
1000 ounces French and American QUIEINE.
eco lbs CALOMEL-American and EngllIh..
100 ouncea SIII,PHATE MCRpuTNE
800 lbs. Refined CAMPHOR.
$50 lbs. Powdered IPECAC.
so lbs. IPECAC ROOT
800 lbs. CHLoRoFoaM-I 10 bottles.
$50 ounces NITRATE SILVER.
125 lbs. IODIDE PoTASS.
300 bbls. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE.
10 lbs bs.CAsToR OIL.
20 bbls. FLAX SEED-whole and ground
10 lbs. EPSON SALTS.
500 lbs INDIGO
1000 lbs. UNI ARABIC Pine and sorts,
1000 lbs. TARTARIC ACID.
5000 lbs. ARROW RooT-Arm: and Bermuda.
50 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES, Etc.
so gross vERMIFUGE,
gross Browns rRoCHES
5 gross Bryans WATERS
% gross sPILLS-Ayers' Brandeth's, etc.
90 dog Morisons NvIGoRATING .1FFSKS
25 doz. RED JACKET BITTERS.
so doz HosTETTERs BIrTERs.
5gross sOzoDoNT.
Sgross MOriscn's PEcToR ALsyR1rp
SsrOss Ayers CHERR~ pEcroRAI.
80 d01' MOrisOn'' 81 A&sAPAR1LLA..
so dos. Bulls 81 F.asAPARu1A
'OO oox seot,sn and Maeaboy SNUFF.
50 dog. COD LIVER OIL.
Also Ane assortment of PERFIyMERY. Pure
RANDY a1d WINES, for sale BY,
G. N. Morrison,
" 4s"@ IL AagaEi Street.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-16

RSrGo to lsler's Varieties tonight i,
you wish TO enjoy yourself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28
MARINE AND ACCIDENT
shONAORA0ce AcemNv-7f

4 dENCY Or THE NATIONAL BANKING
"A = lNSURANGE CO., Is ~ l,ovia Ma.
and NuRTH AMERICAN, TRANSIT, INsUB;
ANCB CO.. u pbils1t lphia, On Main Street. b.
twese = aad - ,tin The eASes Of L. a. Asekl0S
Esq., Davenport. Iowa.
Apslssss'sSs ~ !sss.d'se. cssso Or Asesasstal'
'H ssss ,J ;;sfsf1a VANS A...t
UN1sso0s tAolrGssS ft1teoo f14E 1st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Every family at this season should use
SPFEHS SAMBURG PORT WINE
Geds brated in Europe for lis medicinal and beneficial
qualities. highly esteemed by eminent ply -iciais m ed
in European and American Hos pals ard by some Of
The iir.' families in Europe and America.
~ A TDNN-N has no equal. causing M appetite
and building pihc system. being entirely pure wine
OF a most yalua grape
As A DlukETIC--i impar,s healthy action Of tho
.'nds Kdiiey- and Urinary Organs very beneficial in
Dropsy. 40, and Rheumatic aifsttinns
sIEERS MiNi. il pure article f,oin the Juice of
The Por Grape pos, medical pruprctics siip,
ror 10 an, other ine i'll tee, and excellent article
i'r al weak anti d,'isa'cd crel,,. and t,. aged and
initin mro :ng the appetite s.i' icr"fi,ls ladies'
and children.
Try j once and You vii hot BE deceived,
e.5 .'e sure th. seianre Of ALFRED SfErn Il. over
eclrh D! each lutie.
Sold D., drutcisfr and all first c,nsS dealers who also
sell The as lila PORT BRANDY. choice. old
a-.ifn, imported only ~ Mr. Specr. direct from til,
valley ~ Oporio. 4
- Trade supplied by wholesale druggists in View
York. Boston. Philadelphia and 81 Louis. And by a
A. SPEER. at his Nnc,ai in New Jersey. Princi
pal Office, soa broadway. New York
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON d. STAEES
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Deci-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

1l7eEE3f0H<Y ss.,a..t .

HR4OHt ea''dis} .
nsesd 9sRGh}eR .5essveesth to NOD Ii
- slrsed! ODQ0eskp The work 10 pip
= Nusen1 AajeUDshDu snG lt.sSsip,
6ooupeuoo11uasAe .UAseako
ssaW1fnB..osasrr uaisasH f@,rsf
::::;:i1ileE$|a! l!{S:4 !! J; ! ST.;
- ~ (faF igN ~ l6&&sc.
u: sstR:ls:s & Il &C. E:
'sva M eNehM yS BfAce,s ND ~ 81! bh
yoesSes ths1Uafs4eAe 0eg6eeR hefS Asd
s:',. ,s f.. Z. ''s 's: :ss #.
&Gx;I5a, ~. < Q:Xs5A T:1..s. I +
sG1sfal result. and soon hope 70 see St. Paul
,1l@ e: :' ssaAI3 kees 'i iles:$ :1s ia
b. win kHSt 9el16usiy sissss tn. 'I Chicago
10 Petition vi(f 4 70 81. I'll. I pet
sl9Aef ftieEe3t s9msiessAeAlp0ikss
reduce I'D wAlk tSS6t3 "a your grsn
enduvo6seo bsy1rsntAn0 ssqpsssheir ORE.
kfRYePfYttysspf decsivine tbqn~pIe d
~y1NNiA k1siSus respects n M 6stter 1f
the purchase Of thssurplus products Of TIE
OsaseC1 iEG 'IHI1OND
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Tie De- Moines Rsvisssr shssqiclss two
deathe and three cases. Of diptheria In The
f@rfH. s.1D-. ".'1
:. .s'' H.. Z DO. -. .ss.l>
holder Of the @. B. 4 Q. Railroad, stating
that IL an equitable arrangement can be
inside with the Ieasess Of the Fort Madison
4 Keokuk Bead, thpt COMPANY wi build
as1t4sttkt rad u Borfnsto u lsfidiy
~ men and money will do il.
Wilson Booth. son Of Z. II. Booth, form
erly Of AuScatine) Of the fremont House. in
kepkviuA. va killed by . fall from . car
riage in that place few days since. The
eRNhliHaaAA1AAkAA-AiaAssssA1AsslsS>D'
the carriage made . suddsN sf4tavl Ersp,
away, upsetting the vehieie fnd dasiling
young Booth vlolepny y ~ ss}th.l n
->-~Ab~A4I -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC,
This Medicine will cure lsOnOr.
rlsea. elect. Structure. Sem imal
Weakness Or SperMatOrrlAsaa,
me, aud bladder. and all 1Dis.
eases OEth.- sexual (brs.a m~ cnm~.
ed by COntiynsiOn or Veal ness
OfEalhcf. Sex, Mules or lenn0 les.
THIS elegant. popular and infallible prepare
ton celebrated in all our large cities tor he
Of Private Diseases, IL now offered to the az
ni1teI aud WARRANTED to CURE all diseases Of the
Genita' Organs OF either sex, male or female, in
"a few days
D-. Esalser.s Specific.
y tlc cn'v sif and reliable remedy for the care
o. Sprmator rheA generally ntermed Seminal
Week.-Mrs. caused nv self abuse, or excessive in
iul rcncr. which il fearf,illv prevalent in
IN all parts ofthe country. Reader, nave you a
.f.se PRIVATE DIsEAsE
Or any disease of the Kidneys Bladder or Sexu-
al Organsy DO not neglect it. Delay is danger
ons Procure at once that celebrated and initial.
libe remedy.
Or. Bakers Specific,
Which has cured thousands rpon thousands, and
saved them from the hands of merciless quacks,
If not from premature grave.
Or. Bakers Specific.
IS great healing, purifying and self curin
remedy, requiring no medical ard or advice. "A.
pam directions for use accompany each bottle
the medicine 1t is very agreeable to the taste,
N uD.sf To- ham 4
Will -nectually cure the most viruent cases OF
private disease. and restore the system to DER
feet state Of health and purity
A Word TO the AFFLICTED.
By goingto irregular physician with your case.
you peril Your Private Rerut ,tion. q, going to
an ignorant ""rivate practitioner, you peril
you Health for Life. Avoid both, and use
DR.. Bakers Specific.
With this medicine you cure yourself for one
change Of diet or hindrance from business. and
nus prevent all chance Of exposure and ruin.
Dr. Bakers Injection.
BIN cases OF Gonorrilea. elect and Sem
mai Weakness Dr isak rs Injection " 3. be found
a valuable assistant to the Specific in suhduiHy
'ne in.iama'i"n aud checking the discharge, and
should 9e pssd in co1jnnctio ion With Il mt per-
ect eyre is effected. When both are used, thew
never fAl tdIa1kE Ne Los 0BST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases Of private diseases
treatise on sexual diseases called the
sell instrurtor,' accom- panes each bottle.
Psice-Dr Bakers Specific, e. 81, per bottle.
price-Dr Bakers Injection, II per bottle.
Prize Male Injecting Syringe. 80 cents; Fe-
male Injecting Syringe. so centa ..'...t.
Ssst hy Nk PeSsa ia AZ 'parts ~ s,se coanttk Oh
receipt of money. and twenty five cents addition Al
to pay, for ,fcl4p4 hog - skipvits 4 :.
=, Soid at Dr. T. EASTERLl CO $ FRANKLY
Me'icine Store. corner Thifd and Chestnut. 81
Louis esd = tts4if branch stuse iy MIDI @ns st
Cbicaso. mh3O.eod& w6m.
~fss s8fe sF~4fs IN "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Cssxk,irs Cotr, chosen q. S Senator SEN
Tom ca'ifo5ni: iar full term Of. eis years
ton the ~ 81 atcb, 1851 when tie term
I Hon, 44pmI Al n Doucall viii expire
/ Vas . member Of The last House- siiEa = y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28
Gridle,'s Salt Rheun and letter
Ointment


. six times stronEr cheaper and better than
ssny other Sar-aparilla or Rioosl Ptrifyqg s<sli-
c,ne offered 'SsMe pubNe, cr ncspae WotSt
taken for it. This has been thoroughly tested
and know to be fact. Therefore ASH FOR
Dir. EASrERLi = IODINE AND SAKSAPA-
kIlIA, aud take nothing else.
= rrics--Iodine and Sarsaparila, 81 so bottle
-fPriea--G' i,ilcy's Sail Hleum and letter ONT
memt. 70 cents pr bottle.
,E-l'rcpared and sold by DIR T. EASTERLY 4
CO., corner Of T,ird mud Chestnut streets Sts
Louis aud at their branch, ~ Madison street
Chicago. mai3fdcodwhm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Pass,osSr Jssssox his ordered the Gov
Slhaeit A. forx Cafoiinatt b. tjrnIS6ve
70 tho 3HsrAs d1t< Nedy116l Gov. Orr,
Of South Csroliea, ~ addressed COM
~SXV4oq laSE' y'sll4ilx stiD6k ~ nj
people e .ftbsi State vii. feel highly ssatiaeb
that their Government has been intrsytel
~ cAeersS their dsa seslsstioani; ..a. Isl
.ssslag Ma g. asf Ne fOfrsl Considerable
'<..ea.s. 9 = I4 ss.bssad sheiaSeAic,
o. hHM1 HatPA eadiA - vanoisg the
R8aRJal ete!sst saa s@pesAy.st common
D0aw1fy" 5sbpsHrr' 1sAl s-.1T VI I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28
w r A y K.

The suffering millions % our land 10 give thiA
remedy trial cow inccsl that Nv ia uaely use
many NAV i've v~,icveA. mruv cured Of
DYSPEPSIA, HEAKTRUkNs SOUR STOMACH
SIGN HEADACHE. DIZZINESS. iNDIGES-
TlON. PILES. COSTlvE<ESS BILL
Gus ATTACKS, Ii EkCUM-
PLANTS. RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, &c.
Read the pamphlet Of testimonials with each
bottle and do not use the medicine against the
adAice Of your Physician.
NAM rACruRKO ONiY NJ
ia d u a Mt Il CO..
27s G,eenwhich Street. NY.
FOR SALs ~ ALI Dku""isis scp2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28
DIR. EASTERLY.S
FEVER, AND, ACUE CURE..


Will Cure Agne and Fever. Chilis and Fever Dumb
ARue Intermittent and Renittent Fcvefs aud every
form VI fevCr. Incident 10 TO the West 8 80
:. Among all the celebrated remedies for Aeve an,
Fever. first and foremost in rank stands =,
Dr.. Easteriy' sFtvcr 4 Ague Killer
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen wear. -.
tshFshed IN st Louis, and is universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley to he lNFAIIIA.
''.eSff h.'f Aens'nd isssr i4a'sts sef.A n.
TO Cure Agus and Fever.
Take dose ofDr. Easteflys Family PILE and when
Gone operating. take DR.. Eahtcrlys Fever and Ague
ho9n. until d stose haycbesn hkeS. Z, lea esse
q fever which always stops the Ague and Fever Inc
FIRST DAY, 1hen toS presuog It's gowSA Ahkc the
Agnc Killer three times day on the seventh, issr.
teenfh, lNSeatysmet ahd twenty Eight days ffsr Me
~ 8ss Rs ~ sssS son "A "a Xxx
Prics $40 per bottles Iile 20 cyntsD pet box
~ Soid n DR.. z. EASTERLY.S FAMILY Nedi
cine store corner Of Third and Chestnut erect Ste,
Aouh. No., apARDD1ln16on s6ssk tAf1s6, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Good building lots in East Davenport, have
line view Of the river Rock islard, andthe cities
Of Davenport aud Rock lslsnd. Price AGO each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Lots with front on the N. 4 ~ r. r. and
loV feet ON W~stern Az enue as.d aines streets
with frame Office and stable first rate location
for lumber yard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

4 u. BSsSErr, Auditor of Virginia un
dA3Exha Blty Smiths administration, ex-
plains ~has became of the $9i 900 Of stcrie
beloqging y the State upon the svscuatiu.
- Rlchmoqd. The Governor. having RtsS
bapsd himseIf 70 5000, distributed the
remainder among the State officers. giving
each member ofthc Legislature: the llitntance
Of $50. u1-fa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

IS Uocd building iots Ia the city o. Rock
Island. within Eve minutes walk Of the U. Is.
Arsenal. Price from $50" to $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

Out lots Of ten sores each. hslfnjle from cAv
Of Rock Island, on tho Camden and Rock Island
road Suitable for gardening or fruit raising.
mario Apply 70 GEO. L. DAVEEpC n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28
A Perfect Cure for Ca nrrh!
| ~ pe r. COODALE'SI
ST. S SAAiE iIRi|{
AND NODE OF rRrArMryT r


The .Acnse 0r Perfection.
lt penetra ties the sac~cs Ann nsl,
Of this terrible dis ee.e aud eNtermiua,cs II, root
md oranch. forever.
II removes All the wrrscT,cd
symptoms Of this loaths ONE mulady, and averts
consumption.
4. cleans the head. deos,oriscs
the brt ath and affords the most grateful relief
II mievisaes more Agony and ~.
lent suffering than tong ups can tell.
- l. noted for curing the pssOss
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.y
~ cures Hay. Rose aud Period.
ic Catarrh Of the most obstinate and vivlcn,
types.
Ne form ofCaGarrh or noises il
the head can resist its penetrating power
Dr. e:OOdnle HAS now spent a
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His t,s-
~. q SetImie'~ On turrf Remedy
+ a harmless liquid, Inhaled from tue palm
he hand
DR.. =. 1soodale - kne w thro'.
ought the country as the author Of the only. True
Theory OF CatarIh ever published. Where its
origin wha, its favsges-mode Of treatncr crit
and rapid cure in all ITS forms
0Dr. (sOOdu1e's Pam applet on C7t,r
tarrh SHOULD be read BY every one. 1t can te
obtained at our nearest Agency, or by sending
postage stamp to our office
THEPEOPkg AxD TIE PRESS.
CArARRH. The name Of Di. X. Goodale has
become tapiGar. thrt rgheat the country 10 th.
victims Of Cdtarrh, from lis we'll ear ned fame in
curing this terrible disease. H. is the first and
only person who ever penetraied, the secret am
bush Of this feartul kaIAdy. His remedy and
mode Of treatment IL the only one ever known to
cure it.-krdy, N y. Daily Times -
Pliny Mills, the weil-known traveller. and
wh0se family Physician DIR. Goodale was for
many yelrs, saws: IS -
4 '.1f DR.. 0o0dale says he can cure Cstarrh he
can cure IT," He further cevtiGes that the Dr..
has few eqsalsiA medical skim sulnO supefiors
il successful practice.
Hay. Rose and Periodic Cstsrrb,--Dr Good
ales Catarrh Remedy and mode oftrea,me at not
only afierds the gfeatsst ri every variety
sfCatarrh but II extinguishes the disease fore.
lr in all itstypes apd stages. Everyone spesk,
we'll pf it.---(N. Y: Con. Adset g1sf & S III
Price q. Sepd stamp for pamphlet : -
,.sss.a,v = FsS + .gsss stlr I! AsssSsy ]
r. S.BALLOR1l. Agent. pavenport. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

N vir@piAii(bsty tthsuaann AIDES Of
&ls' !s.r "a: s ;ss|Js = j q. !,
.ss.ins SsSs q ss Sc a. still
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-28

; sS:::Ss||'si;|s|:;:;si5;:|Si Is:
Aausss.Sg4A SknDsl1o;EAcxi
=: . !: : = :;s III: 80 s. ~
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1000 Opal and kmersld btershss. ....... Ate
no Mo>es. Jet, Lave sha v,csestias
7soo Coal, opal aud Ep,srsi ka,droys.. sio,
AO0 Cauf fnis Usn,cn& bteAst, pins... 9hOt0
1000 0oid roh aud vest tAuh.xcjs. ~. 9sVte
~ FOB and Vest ribbon slides. ..... ato
- setA sol tAisr aieev. buttons s:u.iA Ae. sto
5000 Gold Jhimbles. Pencils &c. .....-.. ato
lXx eT:.s's lsas, a., ::..:.i..~,. s2,s
k6os 6ssA Teo,k-pseA Css..ss &C.,. TO
200 Plain Geld rings .... ..... ITO
lONVc .tone Set aud signe r,pes go. - 2eeto
1000 Chased Gold hinge. -. .... 40
~. 20 California pi6tsod fres. 49,. 2to
80 scts Lsdes' Je&eity-Jet AID Gold Otto
6OuO " - Cameo, Pearl. Ar 4to
1000 Gold Pens Silver Extension holdrrs.
Hs Geld prns asd Csid mcua,si h.,d.i. 70
Cow :" !" Ex.-nson holders 1870
ron Ladies' Gilt and Jet Buckles. -. bto
boo e Hair bais aud balls Otto
CertGcotet Il the vssau. stttcies are arst put H.
envelopes, sealed up and mixed /; aud when ordefe
are taken out without isga'd 10 ehoicc. and sent u
mail. thus wing all iait si.sare On rere,pi Of N
certificate, you ~ilise what you are 10 have htd I'D
II at your ton TO send The dollar ard Gte the II
ticic, or rot, PnUhrs~ss tray the sbsain . Ov0
wstch bamod Ring or any set Of j~sslsy on
list Tor ONE DOLLAR.
>emN ~ crMtn lOr Cert ilScatr.
In all transactions ~ man We shall charge Tor I'D
wardiHs the ,~ttacHiss, vsyiWg NE SssGs ssd tsis
the business % seiiss sAsh, yAich mus b. enclose
when, the ser H. ate Va gut Five eertAcses vii
seat foi 81, f2t Z ~: 81 mr. ~; 90 FOR tl5.
AGENTs.-We Wnnt agents In every regiment. anI
~ every tFr, and opqIhy. snd bose s,,ine % ssss
vsn,t sueSes 10 n, Dps every scrtas as o. dersaS
Them prov dedt' eisetktshse Srcunt No one Dolta(
Agents wi! collect 20 cents tot every cert nra~ and
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