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, 1865-01-20

FOR SALE-Two COTTAGES and
Il lots. corner lndtspa an1 May stretis. cbean n,
ea:h. r VII take part pay IL Pianos e odeons. &C.
also. tEo.stoty horse corEer Il lana and Hucker
nf nrkes, ha!ness and wagon. Address f q. Po4
.ta13, cr apply a. the latter premises, jalg e962t
, 1865-01-20

TO RENT-An unfinished 'FRONT.'
i room, without board, at 50 Adams street.
, 1865-01-20

D1soRprEIT YoU7us.-Threc boys, one nine
md the others thirteen years Of age, pamca Ed
ward Inon, Hugh Reed, and James O'connor,
were, yesterday. brought before Justice McDon-
nell, upon complaint Of the principal Of Dear
born School, chsrgcd with disorderly conduct
IL alleged that they have been In the habit Of
throwing stones into the school yard and through
the windows 10 the great annoyance Of teachers
and scholars They were seDt before Commis-
s1pnct Williams.
, 1865-01-20

The following Is a statement of the financial op-
crations Of the Board Of Directors Of the Catholic
Asylum at Bridgeport for the six months ending
Dec. 31st, 1sG;
, 1865-01-20

The following is report Of the operations Of
the Northwestern Department Of tho q: S. Chris
tim Commission from January lat, 1861, to the
close OF the Las. year It has previously been pub-
Iishcd but matred By several important typograph.
icl errors:
, 1865-01-20

At the :esidepce of fs parents in this city, on
Thuredsy. the 18Th zst, at d H.. OF disease OF
the heart, John Vta Arman, it,, at the age OF y
5Rore and mos. ony son Of John and Amanda
Van A1mau.
On the or5arfzaton Of the 127th regiment Ills.
Vols, in tie SINNER Of 1859, the deceased was 10
pointed Adjstant and eersed In that capacity until
Marct. 1s6atak1E part in the battles OF Vlcksbnrc
and ArkRnsas Post Soon thereafter he was
oblt:ed to resiu his commission on account of II,
hf.tth It vast only SIX weeks prior to his death
fiat be returned from California, whittier he had
zone t1 hppe Of regatnfng his health.
Inc fmesa1 will take place next Sunday at D.
e., at the residence Of Ills parents, In Park Row.
ne remain. will be conveyed to MARSHALL, Afchi-
I'm, where tae deceased WAS born, and the home
pf his childhood.
, 1865-01-20

ITO RENT-Office on crouud.
- door. on South Water street, and desk room On
-'t-- ~ -. = "N~.- N--' -N-aNe
, 1865-01-20

TOR SALE-In West Side, house
and lat m w:p4t u.d,son strso, ,aas ssas,.s
sG so.
House and lot on West Monroc-st., i0xt7s S52oo,
1wo brick houses. west OF Uni IN Parx.
A. L. AVER7LL,
Rel Estsse Office, No. = Metropolitan Block.
, 1865-01-20
Et1EH.8
a41S,34


$S6,3ClEG7 %1Hr5D967
The present outstanding debt amozat to <s,46f,-
S-s5,IO0 OF which has been horpMed on bond
and mortgage. and the remainder $sJl63i. 1s de-
hcft due to The Treasurer The At7uber Of boys
now In The Institution and undey tranfng is 90.
To raise the amount necesesryto soy on this debt
and provide fund for the futs<'sapport of the in
ef Cnion Fairs as follows IN Bryan Hal on
Thursday, February 18th, &ndendlnG; on he fol.
loving Tuesday; IN Metropdtan llall on Friday,
day, and in Turner's Hall d Monday, Feb. a0th,
and ending on the fo1loME Thnrsdsy- The diff
ferent conferences Of t}ast. Vincent de Paul So
cieiy will make the arrasemeuts for the Fairs.
, 1865-01-20

h>OR SALE-Two two-story and
brick haaemrnt frame houses aud lois, with barn.
or NortE Lagalle street.
Two brick houses and lots on Park avenue, near
Union Park, '
Frs1Ee house of eight rooms and lot, with harm nm
Aberdeen sireet, near cams, for $3.50.
THOMAS D bF1DER & C0
Rel Estate Agents, No. Metropolitan Blocx
, 1865-01-20
Uake1t Wp.

TAKEN UP-By the advertiser,
l. a s..a, P.e. on Tuesday, Jan, II. Owner n,ay
have 1t ~ proving properly A-d p.yins charg-a In
rear ot 3iS State 1t. "4. OSBORN. lAls REM
, 1865-01-20
aNant;u=:==zz5ituattous.

WANTED tion By a
=! busines, lady a situation as q book. keeper,
copylst cathIer. Sit1stion desired to be perma.
mint. The lady writes splendid hand Salup.es will
be- tnrniAhed BY" l. s IT," Box J773, Chicago
j5e0 g69lt
+" ANTED- D-Situation-By au
w American Lady As honsekeereE- Good refer
encs stysn: AdIress " D. Tribune Office.
, 1865-01-20

Observation-Disclosures Oglesby has appoint.
cd Col. John l. Hancock to take charge Of Camp
Fry as recruiting rendezvous for the ten new
regiments recently apportIoued to Illinois. Col
Hancock has eignlned hts acceptance OF the ap-
pointmcnt and LETT last evening for Springfield
for definite fustfpc1IQuH.
, 1865-01-20

IAncKxT.-William Burns was yesterday brough,
before Justice Miller charged with the theft OF
gold watch, valued at SEQ, from lady Of easy vir-
tue named Lizzie Marsh. The watch had been
pawpcd on Wells street By Busns, who alleges that
Il wus given him By Miss MaTah. In default Of
S5DU he was locked up.
, 1865-01-20

BENEFIT OF MRs. SToSEA1L.-Mrs. Stoncall
takcs benefit at the Mueeum to-ntshts We need
say no more; the bare announcement should and
will ill the housc to oycrdowtnE-
, 1865-01-20

Held ron Tn1A--Joseph Amotlo, whose arrest
for passing counterfeit money was noticed in the
TRIBUNE yesterday. was examined before Com
missionc. Hoyne. Several Witnesses identified
dc prisouer az having parsed the spurious money
rpon Them, Ne was held to bail in the sum of
SsOlQ. and in default scnt to jail.
, 1865-01-20

McyIckER's TaxArER.-The versatile acuess
and dnneensc, Ml1e. Zoe, commences IN engage
ment at the tileatcr next week. in the French Spy.
ete brings with her inc reputation for beauty,
grace and dramatic talent, ard is destined 10
Mrh1eye sensation.
, 1865-01-20

ITO RENT-With board, q very
y desirable suite Of unfurn!shed roonas in frst
CITES locauon to gentleman Ani wife. or one single
gentleman where there arc no ether boarders. al.
aErss iMmed!atety, with name, "3IE.S L. Chscaro
10st U1nce. tnS1 rSS-Jt
, 1865-01-20

Tue LAST nRAFT.-Tle following table will
chow the number os men drafted in the First Con-
grcssIonal~ District Of the State, commencing
Sept 20, 1s69 md who have failed to report to the
Provost hiarkhal. and IRE now considered desert-
, 1865-01-20

Tm RrxR.-We received last evening q
lengthy communication from Hon. 8. 8. Hayes,
ctty Comptroller, concerning the proposed River
Commission, Owing to the latencss Of the hour
and tic large quantity Of manuscript, We are
Obliged 10 defer lts insertion till our next ISSUE
, 1865-01-20

CoxAoN Coukcn~-A special meeting. Of the
Common Council will be held in the Council
Chamber thfa afternoon at o'clock to ta1le Into
consideration the action Of the Ctukens Committee
concerning the Chicago Rlrcr, and the proposed
bi1l for River Commission.
, 1865-01-20

WANTED-S tua ii n-By a
.,n? young man recently from England q situs.
LION N ~ho!esAe grocery ?use- He " resting with
hls Pal ents Security and reference eiven Address
= H. care ofLasak & MuItts, 107 Rando1ph-st.
, 1865-01-20

KuLEn.-A telegram Was last evening received
rom Denver CITY, by L. G. Downs d Co., comnu-
n,cating the intelligence that Henry Andrews, a
former well known resfdcut Of this city, and bro
thcr OF John Andrc<e now employed In the uner-
camille establishment Of Downs Il Co., was re-
Gently killed By Indians near Denver.
, 1865-01-20

WANTED-Situation-A young
~ man. IS ycnrs OF age, w4nts a situation ~
clerk IN Retail variety store In some city Illinois.
Iy1ApE2.1t " 49, - T
, 1865-01-20
KEal E8rHt1=-Qritn.

E0R SALE-Two desirable bu1ld-
Mt nroe street Inquire st d5 Wabash avenue
, 1865-01-20

E'OK SALE-A two-story house
l. and lot. With psln, corner Taylor and 1a,stpd
s.reets, West Side. Inquire On the premises Frtce
$J1Eu. iefQ oa,n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

feols a. bns siayrsq sas u trifn y e4n#. q
.d.neTa III 2g l<s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28
GENERAL. NEWS.

Ninetety- three whales were captured one
day last month of the coast II Scotland.
Flora Temple the Little Bay Mare, is
in training and will make her re appearance
on thu Long Island track this fall.
II will require from $a3,O0Q, 900 TO IA,
O0o,o "o to make the pension payments dur
ing the present year.
The commission appointed to investigate
the late magazine explosion At Mobile have
made their report and find that it was thu
result Of gross carelessness.
A white man and negro had wore
quarrel in Memphis, last week, and got 50
excited that The negro shot the white man
dead Another v hte man chased the Negro
and killed him.
uerc. Mr.. Barnum A Mercer coun-
ty, Pa, paper says child was recently
born in the western part OF the county
with two perfectly formed heads on one
body, and is now doing we'll Freeze to it.
The ladies Of Washington are talking OF
= buying ford's theatre, and good deal of
curiosity is expressed as to what they wish
to do with it, Perhaps they want it in or
der a. get tho shifts out Of its scenery.
A reign of terror exists at New Madrid,
Mo. Every morning some one is found shot
or hanged The troops having all been
withdrawn from that post there IL
n present no remedy for this state Of
things.
The Trades Union Of New York have re
solved to make eight hours instead Of ten,
day's work This is the elimination of
subject long under discussion, and which is
calculated to excite much discussion in the
future. The interesting point is, can the
laboriug man secure the same pay for eight
hours work as for temp
The crusade against the high price Of
provisions in New York begins to have some
effect. The p.ople Of one part Of the city
having notified the milk peddlers that they
would take no more milk at the existing
high rates. reduction VI twenty per cent.
was At once made.
Paul Morphy, the chess player,is in New
York, playing chess with his old associates
Ii will be remembered that he was bitter
secessiOnist and on recent visit to Wash
ington his former friends let him know that
they remembered that fact, by "cutting"
him 80 dead that he left in disgust, com.
pletely "check mated" -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

The liauor sellers of Wheatland were re
Gently waited upon by u committee of citi
zens and requested to quit the traffic. In,
hdrccate says they have done so.
Is Floyd county, through its Board Of Su
peryisors, offers reward OF 81 900 for the
recovery of the money recently stolen from
the county treasury and FOR the arrest and
conviction of the band EI
During the commencement of Iowa Col
lege, at Grinnell, the degree of L. l.. d.
was conferred on Senator james w. Grimes
and Secretary Stanton. The degree Of A.
u. was conferred oh DIR. ID. Il. FIisbcc, Of
Mitchell county, and Henry NJ. Dexter. OF
Boston. . - 4
The negro population Of Muscatine coun-
ty, according TO the census of 1860, is ia
being so males, and G. females. In 1860
the total number was 1904, showing 40 in
crease Of ten.
Mrs. DR.. Newsome who was so badly
burned by the explosion Of coal oil at South
English some two weeks ago has died
VINO CAN BsAr Irs-Anson Moore, ESQ.
Of Brighton, recently sheared " arling
eve, from which ne obtained fleece
weighing elecsn pcrssds;: the carcass weigh
ed 10 pounds. He challenges the State to
bent it.
Petty thievins is INDUCED into consid-
cradle extent at Manchester, Delaware Co.
So says the Union. 500
Nathan Ball. a married man, and the faith
er Of Eve children, recently eloped from Ed
dyville, with another mans wife. So says
the EAldyvills Star.
A man named Turner, from Monroe Co.,
was lately drowned near Eddyville, Is we
featn from the Star
The dogs. il Bremer county are doing a
fiourishing business in killing sheep, as we
learn from the Phanir
Pollard, who was declared innocent by q
Jury of robbing the Buchanan County Urea
sury, has instituted . suit for false impris
onnens. scstips his damages at $50, 900.
The ladies of Muscatine have been waiting
on the saloon keepers, Of that CITY, and in
vitng them to quit the business. So saws
the Journal d FM 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

3 Good building lSts il East davenport have
fine view Of the Eiysr, Rock sand, and the <fi.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28
STATE ITEMS.

The liquor sellers Of Wheatland were re-
Gently waited upon by committee Of citi
zens and requested quit the traffic. The
Adrccdte says they have done so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

Fl. Avn s9 mn aa;fss rrs"'
Since &1aJ3njln ~ dA called
ofe arviAa se;s y aees.1 Z cs's
nation, says fbe ,LencasteE Ekgraph, the
Democratic bfdst II lis country has watched
his cQqtse ris4 sasssti ana an1i;a,Y sSlisitAYfs.
ltAoba 49, 4 approve q SnS'Ss, &c
cording - his public sets prove to be wise
and judiSiosjs. Or The contrary. Nnii''g him
willing to enter upon che great work Of re
cq1haryction with prudest iStesight ann
stitesmanlike ssgaoty, ;, il, gave bio every
assurances 81 sympathy and support in such
eo,~ss,. N hen il saw hirp bodily rps,sp.fsssaa
the fatal doctrine Of Estate suicide upon
ulgex.s radical abolitionists had so
strongly insisted, it praised him--not
from any sycophantic impulse, but because
uhat he thus did Was 10 accordance with
correct political principles When, in is
suing his proclamations for the reconstruc-
,;on Of State governments in the revolted
States. he refused to assume powers not
grated to him by the Constiluton Of the
United States, and left each State free to
control ia own local affairs, he then took
his stand square upon Democratic ground.
II would seem strange, indeed, il in this the
Democratic press Of the country had NOT
stood by President Johnson. When, in
spitc of all the pressure which the radical
sbolitronists could bring to bear upon him,
be stcadfast'y refused to interfere for the
purpose Of helping them to carry out Their
fa,or,e design Of conferriug the right Of
suffrage upon Tive negroes Of the Southern
States, he again showed himself entalyd to,
and he again received, universal commend
alton from the Democratic press.
In thus giving President J,shneon airport
in ali which he does rightly and wisely, the
democratic press holds itself perfectly free
to condemn when any Of his act shall CAL
for rcprobation. II has not failed 10 speak
out boldly against the continuance Of unlaw
fully constituted military commissions, and
10 denounce as ciiminally wrcnethe trial
before them Of parties who, from their sts--
tbs and the character of their crimes, are
amenable only to the civil law Of the lsad.--
In every wise move which the Prsst6sat
may make to restore law and order, to pre-
serve, protect and defend the consultation OF
the United States, A. will have the warm
sympathy aud the hearty and earnest sup
port, not only Of the democratic press, bn'
of the democratic masses throughout the
country. This support and sympathy will
be given freely the more freely, because 1t
could never he extortrd, except through the
honcst con, lotions that his acts are light
and his po icy calculated to preserve the
constitution, to reccment the Union, and
to, speedily restore permanent peaae end
prosperity to our war weary and much dis
tracted land.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

A RsurE.-A brute by the name Of Cor.
nelius Vanderhausen, . native Of Holland,
and graduate Of = convict prison. was ar
rested on Tuesday and examined on a charge
Of committing rape on the person Of his
own daughter, a girl Of about seventeen
years Of age. lie WAS held 10 bail in the
sum Of $1,000
LARcrNy.-A soldier belonging to the 2Cth
Illinois Infantry, was arra,gned on Wedncs-
day. charged with snatching 800 in cur
rency, from the hands Of 1t. John Coombs
Of that regiment while they were in cal
on the Saint Louis railroad. Hs gave
bail in the sum Of $500. s4l s
LARcESY.-M Mary Jane Kennefich was
comihittcd to jail on Tuesday, 70 await her
trial on charge Of stealing : valuable set
of fqrs from her employer
TBOOPs. Chicago is continually throng-
cd with returning troops.
MAIi1BH. PLsAsANroN. the great cavalry
leader, is, saj urning At the fremont House.
A HEARrLEss SEDUcER.-A heartless VII
lain BY the name Of Alfred Da Costa. re-
Gently ingratiated himself into the favor of .
pretty girl Of about sixteen, who had visit
Cd Cnicseo in search of employment, and
Cy promising to marry her, accomplished
ner rum; John s. Quinn, An able Law yer,
senoerea MS servincs for the prosecution,
the seenndrel was arrested, and agreed r.
marry the girl Before this corjd Ss dors
howet~s saaspsteh was received Nom g IN.
tawa, stating that Ia Costa married Ne
Jennie Griffin At that place. earlv ,h;s
epring: Give the villain the evtent of The
nv. The name Of his victim Is Malta.
Ja0se -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28
Constitution Life Syrup
sres all Swelling Of tho Glands,

Either of the Face, Neck or Female Breast, and
should be taken rs soon as the swelling Is detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and produc-
ing troublesome Dscharging Sores which dis
figure many of the younger portion OF the
community, from six TO twenty years Of age
Young children are very subjectio Discharge
from The Ears, which depends upon SeroiuI"nS
constitution. These cases soon recover by taking
few doses Of the Liic syrup.
All scrofuious persons suffering from General
Debility, Emaciaton, D,s.ppsia. and Drorsy Of
the limbs, abdomen aud in The female. Dropsy Of
the ovares and wombs. generally accompanied
with inflammation aud liberation OF the Uterus.
are permanently CURED BY Constitution Life Syr-
u. The disease known as Goitre or Sweled
Neck. the Late syrup will remove eniirsly. The
remedy should be taken for some time. Ms the
disease Is exceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
will not he removed without extra -Nort
Tumors Of the OvarIes Tunors 81 the Breast,
aud swelllng ot other gland, OF the body will be
completely reduced without resorting to the
knife or opc ratons Of any kind
Rp,lcptc Fts, sympathetic or Organic Dis
eases OF the Heart. palpi,aion, Disease of the
Valy, producing grating fling sound, Drop
Of the Heart Cast, and all the affections ot this
import nt Organ, tpsrsuns suffering from an.
acute pain in the region Of the heart will be
greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28
AlAwu 81, .rmE Suffering.


J.. S.-A box sent t. any address on receipt 81
price which is one I)oi}dr- lost tree. -
descriptive Circular sent on appi aation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

WhN ls nealth What is ,i,ssase
Health is when the supply aud Expenditure are
equal. Disease are when the sapply and expen-
diture are unequal BKASDRErlrS PILLS
impart certain expansive powers to- al matters
inths udv who's life is below the stanaari OF
the surrounding party. which have remained
Longer than the time nature Designed So in
fever and Ill That csss Of which soon rn,r
into Modification ,PRANDRETlFS PILLS have
marvellous Gu alive qualities. Our bodies are
Eeoutnualy changing. and i, is by this change
VIC live Should matter remain in organs be-
yond the time nature designed pam and infama.
zion SIT in. which is nothing more than a prcpar-
aiofy effort for our good All Brandreth'A Pills
are supposed from the results to d. is u is simply
ASSIST JuFsR EEraRIs AZ Asrpr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

q, ;,
J. J. KRONER, bxsR SIR Please find en-
closed one dollar for ano'her box DR. Xanes
Antidote for Strong DRINK. and send ms soon
as possible. ! viii say for your benefit or salts
faction that boss workman ~ mine has taken
two boxes of your AxTIporE and has been "A
Der nau for thrse months and saws be has not
had the slishies, taste for liquor in the last
months or more and never thinks Of il Prcvi-
Gus TO this time. God only knows when he drew
q sober breath. Yours, truly,
W. r. E.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

Tue unparalleled success which has attended
~ sAmss practice IN kutole, iii. United States
IN" SsW UfHans-'he many remark able &0otsDs
has eaecteo which w,rc VI onounced inrUpotIeO y
'he nSss euinen' pi ysc'ans. nstHss hip, IL ~
<rnk hte sSfViers to the confid, nee Of the unfair
The following are seuc Vi the diseases tesDed
'friyttc, aud which In. Jsul,s yermans o1y
eradtn'ss. Hs-syrhiis. PRIMARY ..cohdaty
,ertss, &<rfftures urethrl Discharges. Uleoi,
GonMrhea Nocturnal and nurnal Emis i0os,
Sexual DeisAlAtyt DAssases OF ii, l@kAud lsssos,
Infar' atiorof the Blnddsr aud kdness THOU
niatia,r, ilydvpeslc, verecOcele, Cancers. ito.
Diseases rctr'ar "a tch,a're snc' ne Amrpwvr
hea. pystne norrhagia, Metrorihfcin. thlctosis.
N.npV ,beL.lu,, etc ecess!uliA ue.ted.
DR.. @shset lpug practue ID Wv III hans and
uie ENDORSEMENT 81 The Medical tin,ethtt, aud
the pliscsi entiie .~oub'ru rfss-. shoud eonv
vip@ the n.os, rkslrlel thatgDr yaise can snA
wilfp,rforrii all tlat H. promises.
Dr James wot III also call the attention cspe,
inll, u thosc who hn,cpr,vsi, v mud improperly
injured ih,nScle. 10 that s,ci,l and solitary
habit which t,.,ps both tvJ, aud mind unit
ting th'in ierateiL i-mtss aud tas isu .fprudnc
ihs Doth Constitutional Debility aud lmIot.nvy.
The oiha,as all ron,c oi the sad sud melHn
Cfoy ELECTS produce h, eAi !, habits 81 Youth Or
81. auaI esc.sse. viz. Wea. nrSs nf NJ. HACK md
l,mhS. Penn IN ID. Head. DIN ness oi Vision
Loss OF Muscular Power. fIpitaiien 81 tho
Heart. l1sr'lsla. Nervousness, W dahi'mv.
symptoms Il Ct,isunpnon. Na- Mental, tho
Il arlul ~. els on the mind mere to be dread
-i : Loss Of N,n.oi Confusion 81 ldeus, DE
lnes ion Of Sruit~ Esil forchodnes. Ave SION
/. >oetcr, ~eli ihstrusi. love 81 S"li'ud' in.
Idly. Ae.. atc soss II th.scsds prod,nea.
Al persons afflicted WITH any ~ the'ahove dis
enses and symptoms Should nui tail ~ all IN llr.
james and hr ri once restored t. pctit health.
let ~ ialse deheaey deter ,o,. but cgll nj once.
and sava yourselves ifoin ilr wh ard tcivilb
cons. puetee@ ~ ts.At h.,cii to he drcsdot ns'Is-
dies
/ WEAKNESS OF TIE OltG yNs in,pl dh,cly
cu cd aud trll ,ieer restored,
1tasc II II distance. bv describing symptoms
inclosiug stamp TOT return "nswcr- viii receive
psomyt lttcntion by ad.its ssing
nK. y JAMES.
~ o. Boy d 100 tinn2i dAwl, Chlcngo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

.,,os ,.4sd 900 ii s-aAo1IAs. Z 4 i -
.osaagso ,HTl1r 4 dA0- .los-7lsfa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

J. J. KRONER. ESQ, Philadelphia.
Proprietor "DR ZANE's ANrinorr roR
DRusKgSSEss "
Dear Sir Since the spring OF lsGu, have
been using your ANrinorE In large number OF
casesoi intenpcrain'c and in uinnieen instances
out of, twenty, 1t has been successful in totally
destroying the appetite or craving FOR strong
Drink. BY means Of If have cured over six
hundred cases in this city aud ne.hbnrhDod. l
find ts mode Of action to be specifically adapted
To either recent long standing cases. II cools
the stomach, settles the nervous rScte'usnt aud
creates Az appetite for food besides greatly slim
ulstinc the digestive functions. ! have also used
it with nark I'd success in Uei,rsum 7rssnsns. the
Fits Of chiidr.n and 81. v4us Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections
1t is doubtless destin I'd in the end TO 10 more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
hav. ever been formed knowing its insstima-
bic value, l cheerfully recommend it.
Yours &C.
X. DUAGEk, NJ. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-28

SpanaflrLp Ohio, Aug 20, 1858.
Mn. J. J. KRONER Enclosed yon will find
two dollars for Zape's Antidote'. As 1 have
had five boxes, think y4u can afford 10 send me
extra box lean sell large quantity Of your
medicines though 1 am only farmer but
there has been such change in me. visible to all
around, that it has had good ELECT.
Respectfully.
A. N. JAMES