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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

Farmers should use great care with their
coltswhen they take them away from their
dam to w,an them. Frequently they re
ceive no extra care at this time become
POOR, stunted, and if they do not die out
right. will be pretty sure to do so the fol-
lowing spring Or. il they live, they never
will attain the size, or psseSs the
game and bottom they would had they re :
ceived better treatment after weaving
The mara lA.s large flow ofmilks-smuch
utars ~ tlmn most people suppose,
and Of tue richest qualitys and 1t is a great
loss to the colt when taken away from his
rich. suppiy-and . loss of flesh arHi COS
tiveness will ensue, followed by diarh9a
frequently, which often terminates the life
Of the colt. .
The colt should not be, taken from the
dam until at least six months old; and If
longer, SD much the better. Good pasture
should be given if possible. A couple CT
Quarts Of oats 1 day will be highly rclishcd
or sncaf of bright oats will como in OPP
portunely.
A warm bran mash twice week to keep
the bowels open is desirable. Take about
one quart Of bran. and pour over it boiling
water, adding to it little salt--and When
COOL give it the colt.
The great secret Of success in raising
good horses, Ia. to keep them growing, in
good health and spirits and this only can
he done Ivy proper feeding and general care
They want dry, warm box stalls to'stand in
during the winter, from which they can be
turned out door in pleasant weather for cx-
ercise-tor this is needed a. much as food.
Good horses can be raised only by good
care, prcvidiog you have good blood to start
with. This is the first step. Without good
blood we cannot have valuable horses: the
people are beginning to learn this.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
CURE YOURSELF,!a
DIR. bAKERN SPECIFIC,

,H'1s1s Medicine will cure lsOmOr-
! 1.lae0, GlOets strict are. SeBslinn
We0kMess o. SperImn tOrrhea,
Chordees 1liseaseD OF the Ktds
eases ol,tla~ Yexusl Ora aan cawa.
ed ny C0ntlgatfon or Weak ness
81 Either sex, OealGs on l'e1nalee.
I This elegant, popular and iasallibie prepara-
ton, celebrated in all our large cities Tor The
Cuve Of Private Diseases, Is nov offered to the sf
nicted and WARRANTED to CURE all diseases OF the
Genital Organs 81 either sex, male or female, in
y few DAYS. ~s..
lDr. Bakers Npecl6c,
% the only safe and reliable femedy tor the cure
Of ipermatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness. caused by self abuse, or excessive in
in all parts Of the country. II adcr. nave you q
PRIVATE DISEASE.
Or any disease Of the Kidneys, Bladder or Sexu-
aTOrgansy DO not neglect it. Delay is danger
Gus Procure At once that celebrated and infal-
lible remedy.
Dr. Bakers Specific.
Which has cured thousands Upon thousands and
saved them from the hands II iAerciless quacks
if not from premature grave.
uDIs Bakers Specific.
Is great healing, purifying aud selfcurinR
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice. as
plain directions for accompany each b0itle o.
the medicine 1t Is very agreeable to the taste
and perfectly harmless 10 tie constitution. M d
will Afiectually cure the most virulent cases OF
private disease, aud restore the system to per.
feet state Al health and purity.
A w ord 20 the A1ltcted.
BY going ~ = regular physictsn with your ease
you peril yU,ir Private Reputation. By going to
an IgnUrart, private practictioper." you peril
your Health AR Life. Avoid both, and use
DR.. Bakers Specific.
With .tsis medicine you cure yovrxelf for one
tenth the money tina. physicians charge, without
change Of diet or hihdrance from business. and
hus prevent all chance Of exposure and ruin.
DIR. Bakers Infection.
N. Rim cases of G0uorriea. elect and Sem.
NAL Weakness. DR. Baker Injection will be found
valuable assiatant to the Specific IN eubduing
the inaa.naties ssd checking the discharge, and
should be used in conjunction with il unit q per
ect cure is effected. When both IRE used. they
meyer fail to CUkE the LONGEsT STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases OF private di diseases.
~ treatise ON sexual Diseases called the
sell instructor, accom- panies each bottle.
Price-Dr. baker 3 Specific, - so per bottle.
iPrice-nr. Bakers Injection, q per bottle
Price Male Injecting Syringe, 81 cents Fe-
male Injecting syringe. so cents.
Sent BY express to all parts Of the country on
receipt OF money and twenty five cents additional
to pay for packing box aud Shipping
Sold 1t DR.. s. EASTERLY L Go q r.m;,v
Medicine Store, corner Third and Chestnut. 81
LOUIS. and at their branch Store. a9 Madison st
chicago. mh80-eod&w6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
10 RRCN0NlT0OW.
!.
ss al % $50 2 the aaqqa 81 l-.'f
infAlLIBLE nalR RESTORATIVE l |
Thts @ Ne lRUts. nv. i7ot

THE IMMENSE SUCCESS With wisieh this
L prepa. alton has met during The short time il
Il has been before the public has induced the
thousands and tens Of thousands who have used
add stsssted i,s virtaer, pronounce Il the ONLY
and TRUE Hair Rsstorative. The Eureka has
been introduced into sli the prDctpsl cities both
East and West, and having faithfully performed
oil that 10 CANNED for It, his superseded all other
Hair Prtparasi.as. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair " ii~ u igipal color pressns the hsit ssum
falling out, by cHasiny healthy css<i'siOn Of the
scalp, lmpirting ~ the HAIR soitness, and gloss,
and youthful appearance that no other Hair pre-
paration can produce. The Eureka IL free from
I'll impurities or poisonous drugs, and can be
used without soiliDg scalp or hands,, Aanuiac-
tured and sold. WHOLESALE and retail, by
ROBr FISHER, Sole agent.
No. IS North Firth street. St Louis, No.
Fuller. kinc. 4 Fuller, Whoisssie Ax'ts, Chi
cago Stevenson h Csrnahan, Agents, Daven-
port, and for sale BY all Druggists. Price 81 90
per bottle oct12 d4w6m
4 Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat.
REouiaEs rMxsplAfs ATTENTION, AND SHOULD nx
. oHnckED. " AILowkD 70 coHTixuR, inR'
Irritation Of the l.uass. n Pes1aa.
memt Throat a Affection. or an
lncarabae Lung Disease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

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~ Gofo0oC 1D1De0Ae0s 000
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OF tncse otseeses arising from an jmpQfe abate r.
we ol0oos ~ gems p pe mpseipglw{tH ~.
SUCCESS; 10 % 9rve sueh satisfsctsch 10 h'tss
In the Western States nearly three. fourths of
Elnsflo4GluU1f ~ 6uRicx10 I'm f6e5X g. -
active copditiop II the liver snd 4 ~ l,el;svsa
thst nine -tenths Of I'll the sicknese and suiIer;nv
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+ JVA eAsuhd ~ l6d3od ~ Hskuanav;lla 8
II On intaIlible cure for Liver Comnl.Irt Il 49,
SPECIFIC scti0n on the liver. and a evv hottles
viii cure the worst cases. -
/ b.. fXfterlsss fo6;,,. = a s1s.....s,. y
)issrslIqI. 40 kr q oose . kSsesssts sn.u
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..na -. .s.S,. :.Sy ever invented. NJ
n. rs.....-,rr o"' oenen'- .v
II. EasteI - Aodipe and SArsapariI'e
sss e-emmsrs - the best resAedy ever d's
S-.rsi1 IL g.s"" s .. tne Alaneys, DroPsy ing
np"..N.n 49, csscs0s :" years s'sn"ns
M n.Ste'ys fouine ana carsspaIlhs
the best remedy known 10 the civilized world
| f2r The cure Of Neuralgia Nervous Heaeache,
21ss Of 1ehnory. ljtsefal Debility Pains in tho
rec; and me various nervous Affections to which
enes ars liable ana snner 80 mucn IN 1ow or
u ~. ~ NJ stA'e ~ nes1". 10
n. r"s. se Io,"p' i"I.. c.u.
N.s,ey Oune s'iu na' sep"."s
.".ne oess Cosme!ic Known. Laa'es vac san,I
c,esr w W. se.n. .no cneA, s"ou ."
a aosn"on ny Pa'ns. SUI 49, - e M:
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medicine. Inus neautlns the skinOy Punymg
we pooa' ana &vtpg ns1v"y - ev nu'e
vesse', nus c"anR,ns .ne uarA snu sno" eos"
tennnc' :" 'ne o'con anu 'reshness o' yo"'n.
Dr. EasserIy Iodine AMI SarSapaTiIIa
Is great female medicine. II Immediately
counterac,s the nervelessn~ss Of the fenae frame.
Those suffering from weakness and las>itude who
use II, 1t once become vigorous and tull Of ener-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

We know Of nothing more contemplate
than the treatment OF tho returned soldiers
by the aboaition papers. In this Sente boz
CAUSE the soldiers refused lo.ger 10 be 1msse
the tool. OF partisan ambition as they had
been when in the army and could not help
themselves, and put up ticket Of their own
they were subjected to oil kinds Of villain
Gus abuse and treated worse than pick peck
stA, The same is .troe in Chicsge, where
tho Republican politicians refused to put 4
soldier on their ticket, and got on stay at
home patriots instead. and The same. is true
Sherever the soldiers pusume IT, do other
wise than to vote for the tickets those gentry
put up. The Chicago Republican speaks Of
these aDldiers ~ military men. Who did not
receive promotion, civilians who failed to
get commissions in the army and all the
disgraccd and dismissed officers and desert
crs." The Burlington Ha1k- Eye has a
similar strain, speaking of the soldiers who
opposed Stone as "contemptible" "notorious
villains RECKLESS deiam. RS" ''hospitsl
shirks." AMI more Of similar character.
Now, all this we believe presches its own.
sermon. II exposes the character of these
abolition hypocrites better thar, any words
uould do. Il shows he soldiers AID the whole
world precisely how much they regard these
men who have been lighting. They were
profusc in their praises so long as these men
werc in the field, bat IS so0n as they come
home and show disposition to act contrary
to the interests of the abolition party wlich
claim 10 own from that instant obey are suO'
jccted to the most shameful abuse.
An this will have good effect, SO let it 90
on. The we'll trained office h lders and their
hordcs may be too stiong for the soldiers
this fall, but they are bound sooner or later,
70 90 under. Let the soldiers and the Dc
mocracy get one more pull ct chen, and We
shall see how it viii be then.-Ouhuqus
U.rnI1 g=-tltstI- .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

The undersigned having been restored TO
heath in few weekA. by svery simple remedy,
after having. suffered several years with s"vere
tom anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It. he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of charge), with the di-
recsions for preparing and using the same, which
they will ind surs cure for Coxsu sP1l0a, Asfa-
Ma. BRoScnIrls. Couaas, Coins, &c. The Only
object OF the advertiser in sending the Prsscrip-
ton 10 to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation whicn he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, q il
will cost them nothing. and may prove bless-
Ing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EpwAaD 4. Wll6Dx, Willia1nsbups.
Kings County. N. Y. novl-sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

IaElASD-In the year 1871 there were
o,276,l24 men. women and children; in
1851 this population had diminished t24..
So5; in 1851 it ran down as los a. ., coo, 600.
ireland 10 ccuntfy which. from the year
ll74,tslsg57s p~ioa Of uessly sesm cen
tuha, 1s:uAlly xas nation for only seven
teen years. "a -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

THH Boston Cosrier says that the demand
for cotton goods is SO much beyond the
ability Of the manufacturers to supply, that
one Of the largest calico printing mills in
New England is importing its printing
cloths from England. while there are otner
manufacturers in Massachusetts who are
importing very largely in brown sheetiugs,
which they have stamped with their own
trade mark In Manchester. re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

Since the close Of the rebellion, thirty
ave new national banks have been organ
lied in the southern states, with an aggr,
gate capital stock Of t4.47A,40O. distributed
among the banks as follows: Virginia, six
teen banks, capital stock 81 GOO, 600; Ten.
nessee. seven banks, capital stock 81 ,OOO,-
600; North Carolina, two banks capital
stock 800, 000 Georgia, three banks, cap
ital stock 33O0.O0O; Alabama, three banks.
capital stock &4OO.OOO; Mississippi, one
bank, capital stock $50, OOels Loui.iaba, two
banks capital stock, 100000; Texas,
one bank, capital stock, $2Oo,OUO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

1I1S-A eUas Cuns ter thee dstre0ihg ooWc1alaNa
-nou made known In tseatise on 1ortign and
-PHslps Baowx The prescription was furnished
FITS him ia such providcntisi msnn-r that he can
not cousci-ntiously refuse 20 rake it knovW, 20
Rtf6-n Ia. cured everybody who has ased Il, never
having failed 10 singie esse II = saualiy suee
FfTs-n cases Of Ats a o. Hyeps'a and TIE lngsa1i-
--ents may b. obsaine6 fS~m AIRY dfuegss. ssHf
HlTe-EaKB 10 all IN vecspt Of ave cents 20 prepay
--postsee. Aca Asasei6 Dr., o. PnELP4 Brown,
f1Te-No. 10 0san1 81. @estey CITY, n. J. (nw11-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

y. h1gsst easai u m, yoeid 4 aeasi u
ChasA 9Siessa y y y. tspti. egatnE1,
Il 49, err ~ thaasand nilss.i ssales
vEb-bgos ::
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

6nno9V1ow 0oeWAoo 00o10 moo00ogu
o06 SEX oeoves.
The Fortress n ,Wroe . rrs-rvhdent the
N.v,rcyn hsvsh, give sens particulars q
"a ri7ras9 Of Jshn hitshS lttssns that
a nv 3 b Nosfd( sss he had
- lilly ~ DhHg.,' thafhs dss pot rel
,~srd2 ~ Falkp m1ReR(kt IA bsillispg
thing. and indossss toe reconstruction poll
cy Of President Johnson The Herald cor.
rsspa0dsas says: ..llis sis9s Il eus Gov.
eminent have greatly toned down since his
improvement, and that now b. hes toward
i6hak6fM ian, ikd y III UfasiiSA 0A4
he believes JEFF. Davis never will b. hung,
never ought 70 be hong; thas- h V far
IRON giving his heart and soul 70 the Fenian
movement, and that the pending diplomatic
|dl1culxe1 etween our Government and
FEsglaad Viii end in the latter coming to
terms abjectly, IL It must, but certainly
Aenine = termA Hia paytiug integIisH
With Je4. Davis II thus descfi6ed:
~ have come 10 bid you good by," said
nrs nicheli to JeG Davis, extending his
hard 20 The latssA wAs grssred it we5mly,
and firmly held 1t in his grasp during the
brief interview between them.
%Ihs boeasia1 uoNR oeyous sestorstipn "a
liberty ~ sl5 pdr rs ted me- !. phled
Mr. Davis. "sni y congratulate You, no~
thal yeu are q free maa - ths world
again" ~ ~ ~ , - Il. (
~ hope shall soon hssp ths pleasure o,
similarly congpAtblssipg tos." rspponced
Mr.. Mitchell.
II bsds my time sa,estfsily and hope
fully" spoke up Nj. Davis
''Hase you any commands f6t sne!" ask
cd Mr. Mitchell any service that cali d.
for you ,"
II only ask toeosinus gsu on my liA o
friends who ore doing ~ shey EN-. sfs,
me-"
BE assured Of my unfailing cooperation
in your behalf"
II ask nothing more"
"Shel! ! write your wife anything :" Nj
Mitchell further asked.
ssa"It might bs pleasure 10 hss, Sithou3l
yoa know aD al.0wQ pretty extends
Mes.lom rssw in visiting 49, Yssy yes
write her."
"Good-br."
'Go0d.by."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

Qutsi X n htbw.-We Do not suf
hciently consider this point. When milk
ed, the cew shdold % oil e3mej be- assisted
With food. and good stall. 10 . not to suf-
ier from cold: She with then readily, rive
down her milk. and you viii then eel her
Iell benefit NNtretcisssSsh eSlh COW BE-
sbss n.iltips. = shs milk bscomes. Affected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

A Lo1SStltttse says thasI Lord HrSu,a.,,
= satlHaS btoksa do~sn, aad IN ii, 80,
He walks witA steps two Or thr.. in.h..'
lang, and has fSsgettsa the names Of HE
1tisnds. IL is.ssaasee - sash . wreck Of
farmer esGne6uoty s'' 'ss7'>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

Good building lots in Fast Davenport, have
a.. view OF the river Rock Island, and the cities
~ ilsrenport aud Rock Island. Price $40 each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
DR. EASTERLY,s :.
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.

WH0s = n = i T. u Il y'S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
win Cure Aguc md Fever. Chills and Fever. Dumb
form Of Fever. incident 10 TO the West
Among NIL the celebrated remedies for Acme and
Fever. first and foremost In rank stands
Dr.. Easterly 'sFevcr&Ague Killer
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years es.
tabshcd in st Louis. and is universally known
,n ~ the Mississippi Valley to BE INFAItIA,
To Cure Ague and Fever.
Take dose ofDr Eas;erly'- Family Pills. and whom
zone operating, take Dr. Easterlys Fever and Ague
Killer. dose AZ directed ON the bottle every ,ro
hOurs until nine doses have been taken n the
q ievsf which always stops the Ague and Fever the
Ague Killer three times day on the seventh r,nrS
teenh twenty first and twenty eight DAYS afier No
last chill and lever and you will be PER&xNENriY
CUnED: Let every man, wOrnan and child try II
Price $l.5O per bottle. Pills 80 cents ner hox
e. Sold q, DR.. E. EASTERl.Y.S Family Medi.
fe store eorne, o. Third and Chestnut streets 81
D1e. EAgrH1kEYsS
A MEXICAN LINIMENT
Will Cure Bruises, sprsins, Cuts, Wounds, Rheums.
Weakness in The Beck and iii Local or Se:ed N
THIS is the BEST LINulrENT ever c(sFsd H. pu,,.
c lts Volatile penetrating and healing properties
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1t is the most efhcacious Ihniment ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANnMAl1S.
II viii Cure Strains. Cnh Bruises, Chalcs. C;aI..
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Such powerful curative properties are combined 4
Dr.. Easterly's American Llninent
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Man and BEAST aftei all other Lihin1ents md RENE
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
DlAREIi.TEs

z Disease IF ne stomach ssd lives, sutisg
through ne kidneys. aud IT,. without dohbs, tks
most obstinate disease. except consumption, that
affects the human constituti0n- WS.havane efscc
f6f discussink causes but viii state t,st the r.
feet Of We seAse il the conversion or the starchg
prinsiPle (or ss9esAble p0Stiu~ d ths loOdy INTO
sugar Whiph s@iNulstsoi ths Aidneyu ~ ~ o1tee-
wye secretian q Wassr. Many psrseas sslIts 1vn
THE diaease Who are iGn1rsns ot e; that =, thsy
p.ss large qusntities during N DAY, ND ~
obliged to get Gt from one s. Ahesn b twenty
times during the pigtt:, " potics istslss u 4
dusi their attention 4 called tothe large ischsrss
of wstee, and ores when \ II 70 ff advanced 4
= be beyehd tue control ~ OF 1inaty reSle6ies.
Another symPtOm 10 the extre0s ;tkiesGj whtsh
when the disease il fully established 10 intolera.
blsDfA. Pasisst dri~ks essssansv wseaox 6sng
S6sAfed also dryness Of the mouth, crsckinR 81
TIE tps,is sweet breath ID the more advanced
cases. and finally loss ofappstts emscistioss snd
the psAtent B. actually kihei from exhaustion. a..
COhssf1UffoA WAfkn ID without doubt, H. onlg
known remedy for dteAsssA and ~ hare - much
cOs1dence that Il y Apetlnc q ~ have thst opi.
um will produces sleep. and tsuthfuiiy ssy thsf Il
has cured every es'.ip which j has bses ssed.
STONE IN TIE MADDEN. CALCULUS.
sii0RAVRl, BRICK DUST DDpO0tT. "
81 AnlsrV USosrv' AZ W. ~ NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

The greatest 20 mile race against time
recorded took place ., the Riverside park
near this city. this afternoon, the cont1i.
tions bling that the Kentucky thorough
bred geldine, Capt. McGowan, should trot
20 miles within an hour-a feat never be.
fore accomplished except by Trustee and
Lady Fulton, and by both Of these the
trOtting was on . mile track, whereas in
this match the horse had to trot OH Z full
BALI mile course.
The weather ives gloomy. and the track
somewhat heavy. As rain threatened the
horse was started few seconds before the
advertised time.
There was an immense assemblagc OF
spectators, and the greatest excitement
prevailed, and betting being slightly in 10.
vor Of the horse. To ths establishment Of
the larger portion Of those who had inves.
ted money. the horse won, accomplishing
the feat in the unprecedented time Of IS
minutes and Is seconds, having made but
one slight skip in 20 miles.
After accomplishing the task the morse
Was but very little depressed.
The time made BY Trustee wss 69:35l.
and the trot came of over the Union course
on the goth Of October. le48. The time
made by Lady Fulton was BEST, and came
of oser the Centreville course on the 9Th
Of Oetebes. ,le66. --BSstoW Ctssitv, Oct Sd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
BROW MS BROCHIAL TROCHES

lAnkDIAyE RElIkF. .l.
For bronchitis. Asthma. Catnrrh
COmSumptive anu Throat
lDsDe0Oe0.
TRocBss AHE USED WIFI, yAsSS r ngSD IEi,S
SlNGERS AND PoDhtC Pr Ed N Tsso 7
win mud 7r6thes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing dr speaking, ard re-
lieving the throat after an unusual exertiOn Of
the voca, organs The II oches are recommended
and prescribed BY Ply siciahs, and have kad tes-
timonials from eminent men throughout tbe
country he ny an article Of true merit, any hay
ing priced their efficacy by atest Of many years,
each year finds them in new localit es in various
parts OF the word, and the T;oches are univers-
ally pronounced better than other articles
OsrAix only '.BsowN's BRoCm,L TRocHEs =
and do not take a-y Of the Vorfhttss ImitutiOns
that may be offered =.
Sold everywhere in the United States. and in
Foreign Countries, At 35c pr box. oct25d&s6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
IRON IN THE BLOOD.


The Peruvian Ryrmp supplies the
Blood with ITS LIS f., sExr, IRON, infnsing
SfRENGrB, vIGoa ~ Nav LnE into the whole
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use OF this medicine from weak. sicky suffering
creatures, to strong, healthy and happy n,ea and
women. .srs#
A 80 page pamphlet sent Free. Pirce &l,O
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J. r. DINSMORL, So Dey Street. New York.
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DR.. n. Antlers' Iodine Water.
An Invaluable discovery-A Ful Grain ., lodiue
in each ounce ri Water, dissolved with
- out = solvent!
The most powerful, vhaliz,ng Agent and Re-
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ANDERS Co., PHI sicians aud Chemists. 42e
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DURNO's CATARRnSN SNUFF
is the best known remedy for Headache. Cold in
the Hes . Snuffies. Imperfect Voice, Brochitis,
and Ca:arrh. Few persons appreciate the dis
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imp. taste, and smell are frequently ruined BY .
cold in the head The gas generated BY the use
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other injurious ing, edicnt. Colleges, Societies,
States, aud riost eminent ofthe rledical f.cult y
have awarded it testimonials nnd premiuma.
Sold by all Druggists for *z5 cents per box
Can be sent by mail receipt o. 80 cents for one
box, ar Al for four boxes. Address,
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