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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-12
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-12

53u perfdufen !:
gtns gut etnstri6tete gstftEfa ,ft If biQis III ssrfaufes,
%ebenfaqs Elm eutes pianr. ,3n ~erfragen III ter Expedition
bIeif5 8(at.es. -%'i@l ~@ (6t4Xrj
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-12
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Di. wtttsltsbtr t~flitlbtn itns srfu6t, Der am BFettas, ben
10. e.gt. fattfintenben Ssrisrta'IunS Snbiret9 bei3ufpptnen
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-12
Mig Orb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NegelmGBi9e @eneralzG eriummlung ,

r1t< - s,ute, DsnHethas, bet II. San. t.
in Der 6 entral safe, go. 90 81 Gasfr.
(Dp) &. Sbrerf6aII, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-12

Die Gr-UtetRer p5iser QOBe, iertf be Reprdfentdnten &c
inter seprpneten 4pisn bs Dreens werfen hiernnit EtnatId
zen, Opnnerltag &bsnb rs uer Ger rsselna5t9en SCI ianna
lung uhb 8tamtsnratl ~iatlreth bets H9Rbneu. SIM @uftrai
(Dpl Secpb 9 u i Or. Seft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-12

@tr I'D einetn ipl8sn ani4ltesen ptG, 1t btermtt ireunt.
lid 6a3u etpselasens Die ernie Discriminating fnset 5rsi.
tag. ben Is Saa A6snts Z upr Bet 9rn. ". 3. 5fise, Me
40 u. GrsS,rid' ir., ftatt. A- E-t.
Oil 8iele ~ ltaltl her bse Stsnben @anptreinS gie 3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
CONSTITUTION wATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED Br THE MEDI.
- 80 fsca'ty and the public 10 b the most
diaesses ofshs STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and B-ADDsn that has ever been ooseea
II % not snuseAL " ASA. u 10 from experience.
shee cvH.sssr rioss wAssa haa emanaesd sn1 ~
NOS aay let NO man doubt, when . single battle
he's bees known to cure diseases ~hiek the best
medical talent in tha country HIS tail, In peieve
A remedy possessing the virtues u onstiiution
Water caanot b. chased under -quack" psepers-
tiOns, n Il II now used BY the NEST scientific
prsceitlosefs IN this city II ID only secOnd elass
physicians thst cry down popular remedies, While
The better skilled make use Of every means 10 &C.
complish . curv; and the success ofthe pbyssciaus
increases ~ his know ledge Of different remedies
enable him TO produce cure while other fail In
the astenpl. kciencs ID sstisiied with the truth.
Give Constitution W ater . fair trial-we mean
ron who are under onlne epecsGLasts care from
year 10 yesr. and " particularly alIde 10 ladies
who arc constantly resostiag u iscst fresSmsss.
and ell sort: Of local spplicssions Sor diaessea.
from loeal applicssions to the throst ~ asosases
Of brain. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the must del
icste organization, but we receive ~ many CON-
munications from persOns for which Constitution
Water il adapted, and II whOac disease no men
ticn has been made, that We have come " she
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable Of pro-
ducing cure. no matter what the disease may Be,
il should be made known The medicine 10 pet
IN for the public, aud there should be no excep
ti0ua We say. Constitution Water 10 not like .
giided pill inside 10 suit the eye and taste Il IL
medicine, in every sense Of the tenn; placed in
taken according to the directions it will in every
case produce radical cure. W. would say that
the directions IN regard to det etc. relate only to
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

A Bill has been introduced into the New
York legislature whose object is the proven
ton Of railroad accidents. The following y
synops,s Of it, provisions:
ut provides for the appointment ofthrce
railread commissioners, Who shall be empow-
cred 70 visit and inspect every railroad in
this State, its rails, switches, and crossings
bridges, stations, engines, cars, &c. inquire
INTO its bylaws and regulations; examine
IL ofhcers and agents under oath, and to
eommon such witnesses Is they may desire.
They nay do this on the complaint Of stock.
oosdevs, or Of creditors Of the road or Of
people generally. II, upon examination Of
: nalrce', Of its management, or its affairs.
e0a3ority o. the commissioners are satisfied
that the rails, bridges, switches. engines or
saU re defective, or that the affairs Of the
company are so conducted Is to endanre,
the safety Of the public, they may then az
Psy to one Of the justices Of the Supreme
Couri for IN Injunction to restrain the cor.
pcsssion, wholly OIL in part, from proceeding
VAN Its business until the defects are rem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

4 tFNF
(Weeecylvalg = ~ wssaix RsseAsro,
49, g 0O4GSiIls, Tsses, Conscderaas
oln1o = Ansrica, March 4th, 1885,, from
80 ~ elp ~ allowing art'c's.-ho.
Qz1txno TtAIs.]
40 lben our strongest attacnmants 70
80. The impressions sof cn'idnood,
3dAw thsy b god u bad, are 'noeuosy
hG1nnea upou our memory, and We carry
- . - s5avs. TO day the spectacle q
- voune nations-thc Confederate States
- fedeStned Mexieo-adords most pleas.
~ Suohiect for contemplation. Their trst
a1Sn1De}ona are suspicious and bode MUGS
~>~S ~ ~ future. The young conicder-
~ ~ ~ Young empire have m'g"y
si.s 100. them. The establishment
~ s.:..ssustion Of liberty, OF law ana or
- Il tSeir objective point. Their Incen.
~. e. .scecss ere mutual, and the failure
- -: must seriously affect the stability Of
- oshrr. Nature has designated them a.
~ harricrs 70 resist the encroachmentS o.
the Puritan race upon this continent. ne
couiederacy once recognized, and Mexico -
forever free from the incursions Of the mon
rus doctrine Mexico once firmly establish
"a and ve have natural ally against the
Yankse. Then how important that the
early impressions formed By these youth'u'
nations Of each Othst ~ pleasant snd agree
able. We should let no occasion pass 10
cultivate the friendship Of our Mexican
ueighbrs. Il will be rs bread cast upon
the waters, The confederacy and the en-
pire have . common destiny before them.
The Rio Grands valley At the present
iuncture, amid al its wild runners md IN
cersainties, 10 peculiarly fortunate in having
two men at the head Of its Affairs TO direct
and Weld the power potent for ia veal o.
voc and these men are Gems. Mejia and
Slaughter. They are soldiers by educa-
ton patriots whose records take rank with
the foremost. Soldiers, citizens, and above
I'll. commercial men, should feel certain
pride ia their presence = security not pre-.
viously enjoyed. Both rep sscntatives "f
new governments, strict disciplinarians on
. Wild and broken border, where riot rules
whenever it can. their very names have be-
come terror to those who presume upon
executive clsmency after committing acts OF
outlawry. But more than all else that we
could say Of these, now border generals,
whose very nerves are in concert strained to
maintain order. is that the geld Of spccula
ton or pcculation has never gilded their cp-
sulets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

New York Correspondence Philadelphia Inqn'r-
cr.
Less than two months ago. one OF the
showicst eQuipages seen in the Central Park
on sunny afternoons, belonged to the estab-
lishmsnt Of well-known citizen in Lexng
ton Avenue, whose elegant profusons )"
was provcrb with men about town. One
Of the showicst boxes 1t the opera was his
also, and on Sundays tho congregation Of
C-y church, in Fourth Avenue. would
b. disturbed At their prayers by the entrance
Of the rich man aud his daughters, late on
purpose, in order to attract attention and
create q sensation. Balls, parties, recep.
tons, etc, were events Of almost nightly
occurrence at his residenbe, and to obtain
the eatree there was considered thereafter
IN unquest.onable passport to "our best So
cisty." Everything went on sw,mmingly
for = while. but tho turn Of the tide came at
last. Three weeks ago this very day one
Of the daughters was engaged TO DC married
20 Wall street broker. The cards were out
and the bridal presents were beginning to
come in, when 10 = sudden and ruinous de-
cline in g,ld and produce, and some DIES
criptions Of merchandise in which the " old
man" was bull, compelled him to suspend
payment, and 10 po.sy:.s, Sos a ....s ~,
ting up Cor his daughter. For that matte
however, he need not have been at mucl
trouble, for the bri egroom, on learning
that his contemplated iather-in law hat
s'gonc up" lost no time in notifying his IN
tended that circumstances over which he hat
no control would compel him to have thei'
u.ptials indefinitely postponed" The re-
suit Of it all is that the snowy equpage is
no longer VISIBLE in the Central park the
music and dancing are succeeded by death
like silence, while the following placard on
the richly carved door brings this cventiul
history to its appropriate conclusion.
"This house for sale to satisfy a judge
ment. Apply Immediately to j. X. 5
Pine street Terms cash"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
The Oldest Woman in the World

The town of Caledonia, in Columbia Co.,
Wis, not content with furnishing the oldes t
man IN the world, Joseph C-cle, now CLANS
to number among the residents the oldest
woman in the world-an Indian woman,
Kc-naw-ka by name, widow Of the famous
chief Of the Winncbagoes, Chou "a rah, and
mother Of the chief Scha-chip ka ka. The
son, Scha-chip-ka.ka, if now alive. would he
ll9 years Of age. This is stated on the Az
thority Of John T. De La Ro, de citizen Of
Wisconsin, now living, who is married to q
great-granddaughte ofthe old squaw and is
himself quite IN old man. The old squaw
b also the great great great grandmother Of
. Minis Archange Grignon, l3 years old. now
living in Wisconsin, whose father has full
records Of the family history To add to
the testimony, an old chief. over 20 years of
age, named Dckorra, now living, says that
old kc-naw-ka is his great grandmother
This woman cannot be less than 1870 years
Old, and is probably the oldest woman in the
world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
4 suRs cusA R
DRUNKEN ESS.
IA lZANE'S ANTllDOTE. IRE cure for
Drupkenness- Read the follOWi with the ~
tlmonials und b convinced:

The love for Intoxicating drinks !, directly
owing to an artificial appetite-An oti wo.ds. 2
persersioh " the seuseI of taste. sm ,,.iinduccd
BY continued excuses 10 the uac ~ =, iritu0ua
liquora. lntemp-rasce il consequently nse :
natural in6rmits. but nways depend, VI On r.
tificial causes These once removed. ti- victim
u n-bri~ts will lose Ill inclination or de.re FIR
the injurious beverage.
ton, restores the disessed appetite to its proper
normal condition. The craving for spirituous
drinks at once ceases. and Whist before had been
~ irresiaa bic passion. now becomes disssstsful,
obnoxious and repulsive. The remedy is per
fectly harmless II directions are followed. II
exercises an aliscst magical effect IN causing
deep-eeated aeWsoa for I'll alooholie dsiake. end
increases ~ appsliss for feed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
jan2OdAwly


4 Privsss Medical Treatise on The Auatemy
esd Ply saols ~ Of ske SexuA Organs. ssd thsSf
DtseaAcs, contasDg $50 roges, sno over one hiss.
dr~d Ane engr.vinss Price ONE doi,sr. u .feals
on veneresl diseases including gOsaCrrhsa, gless,
sPyhyis. structure. gravel, Stone ruI tufe p!lee.
6stuia, urinary deposits. ard diseases oft lii.
neys. bladder, pressrate gland and seminal vssi-
cles. and their treatment. including cLspses N
FEN AIS DsssAsks. with observations on marriage
and the prevention Of conceptions. Centainisg .
treatise On self sbusc spermatos rhsa, lual end
nervous debility, basrepess asd impotence 10 boGI
sexea; the effects Of these diseases On ths body
these cases in tull Ne only succssslsl mstAod ~
cure, with m exposition ofqusckery. This work
is not qusck advertisement, but warning snS
guids Tor masre~ Or sisee !sis.he ~ book
that gives the treatment d all the above dlseases
in plain Enxiish, With full directions for self
treatment, end contains much valuable inessD4.
tion not proper 70 mention In puSste soass.
Asdrs = THt 6ALiNIC ixs3lIiUtE
Feb ll-dAwly ~ Paul. Ninnesoee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

suIL DhEss.-Onc cfour Paris bellies ap-
$1,000 at : recent imperial ball. in that fes.
ave csty, IN such full Dress thai IL Is
- 70 nave been difficulty TO find the cor.
~ n oef toilette which was cut verv low
y Heat vas without sleeves and kept in its
pc ~ stnp Of pearls on the shoulders: .
~ Q! lace under the arms was all that could
3 d.sesvned Of the material uniting the
v.sss y The skirt behind. The effect Of
60 vas startling, causing in the
~. IN uncomfortable apprehension
~ Y eems accident the fair wesrer should
- sven 1ese Of her personal charms
- ~ occasion demanded '"' ~''s''"'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
mo ~ Hf.61ills MI Vi


dMQ. IA. 6AlAlkbAba 4a4&QAA
OFFICE, - FIFTH SrArEL
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sAslaae9see. tsae nsylss1s ~ SSS4SsssS
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49, es.ss tkes estassap : - - tsskis
u1oone 1870 Oaaoha NJ
vitriTY. 81 s~cS rhysissess ~ =.
Sssiss~6 viAs ~ esaisiia q - $3.50 y
wese~vike u
e ekss n Psnnsa - Il ~ e.Hto -
~ psssssisss q q. Leuis seys:
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savs rre.rrife6 sNs shsvs nssSlSse1 -, q 80
mres sav that ksse never found any reRe1y
'hea cssr'es % nsch c~rtsinty ets ssteh ~ -
::s1' ~. : 'l'' - ia i :! j ~ r.
Letter stcn Capsaln Malin, prsvievs = jsAs
u. Bood's Agency fos the medicids:
81. LOWS. Mach slst. leeo.
A,ss i~Iscn. sss.; lths msey q = ~
end could gst no pessensnt relief till ] ND
your Specific. an hsppy 70 say lhss ~ ~ =
lsignedl CAPT. nAl.IN.
or the stee0ss WesooO.
LAaAiis. Ia. JSly u. I6eo.
Joss n. DlooD. ks~-lbeas SIR . ssve -
sufferer fnr sia vesrs With Asssie Rheuueeeo
end take great pleasure 10 Recommending yer
Lailemsnd. OOut and Nr"rslgis H,ecihe to be ~
osst mediCtee for that esseeas thos ever heeed
81. When scspsesc~d taking u. sssld hardly
Walk Or III still. - great waa the pein, asa d
thsee days - free from ~ ana Nv ieCo ~
Tor the Hvss time i've y1ara. tree fvOm pom. 81
feel " nimbIe that thint would - assssna
81 The while u u did Dot c0st 80 mscb tsr unse.
But sir, Il II . spiendid medicine. end Woulo
recommend I'll those afflicted thoss diseases ootsv
IL hsve inst tDUpd Csvt. 1sym0od. % itsssa
Nmiuel on bis back With intisn,msiosv rheumo.
si-u. end ."ld him what your usd'e'ss did 70.
NJ. lie will send " you for sumo Ot II. Enclnee6
pleaae lind two dollars end aend me two bottlee
Of the Specific. II should not need il myself.
Will give il 70 some one that does. for thess ere
plenty thaa ars ssnosipo NTH tbeee disseses thee
are vpacqusiuted With s.ur Speci6c, and thipk
sou eught 70 publish IL in every city In Tie Uniea
Very respectfully vours.
CAPT. JANEN W. BROWN,
assidsnss: Chisage. u.
p! $3.50 ;s,s... .'aien' = '''' Of \ y; ~
Cro0 nbon. 0eage Lord, - eAo
Lard (ouro.
e. kossA fsk ~ 1SoA
J. q. HOOP, Eae-Dess Air: ] bsve 9iel
ycur kheumstisn. Hssreluis end Oost epeetos
end bsve found Greas relief tfo0 II Wives otbee
remedies hsss ailsl- tAish y . 10Y saGs -
sslsoh1s uedicine.
Very respectfully Jour fstssd.
O. n LOuN
o.e0Demaa1's apersGlr ssidoM sDihs
L. n
Gsous asd NeoraDgeo. sufIScisst uuo
Der ~ certihcstss 70 All newspaper c0uld -
prrru-ed fron persona we'll known 70 The public,
II uersasefy. To eli those e0erted. trtel Of Ne
nedi~'~e il The best evscencs they ssa hsve.
Pe.soos going 10 the Mines. skere they will b
ssr~eeN u RlssUnssiem snd Nssralgis, esd whore
medicines are scarce should supply themselves
| eth tsi,esssDd's T,,eciiie.
eOW GALE BIT ALL DRU0OleJH.
Juee a 1eSl dAV1V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

hBOKuH, I"WH reU Z. I-u1
J. j. KRONER, Dk.a SrR Please find en-
closed one dollar for smother boz cf" Dr Zane's
Antidote for Strong Drunk" and send ~ soon
faction, that = bosr workman Of mine has taken
two boxes Of your As1fnora and has been
Der man tor three months. and says he has not
had the slightest taste for liquor in the last two
months or more. and never thinks Of il Previ-
Gus TO this time, God only knows when he ew
. sober breath. Yours. truly.
w. R. E.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

-. SuiIsa Facx \ "LorAIr porx, q,
v%.-bot'er N y Washington settiire
eleads talk Il bis resignation Proh.hs 's
fe 9ryas. intended to bring .'soms
~ 1anesems" from the pres;dsnt IN r..
$3.50 eseEnestly received and rremnt.
y 80 Go4ly excepted. lie has jonc a,
tD(re q HhieA be ms capah,e. m
4 - 80 eemoval ltosn ccuaneni
- tnWogtAy Of puh,tc hoNoss. ~
- = ~ WUll easasd rs4iracy, alon1
- - el)49e ssessH We hsv;
- - ~ 1U~ Ss5sss.
.sr..ls I NV .draF raX
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
J. J. KRONER, Eco, Philadelphia.
PennfiAf0e e In ZANr Aw@snnsR non

Proprietor "Da ZAxH AxrIpor. nor
DRUNKENNESS.
Dear Sir :--Sincc the spring Of 1860. have
been using your AHriD0rs in = large number Of
cases Of intemperance, aud In nineteen instances
out Of twenty, il has been successful in totally
DESTROYING the appetite or craving for sfrong
dranf. BY means Of il l have cured over six
hundred eases in this city and neighberhood !
find its mode Of action TO be specifically adapted
70 either recent Or long standing cases II cools
the stomach. settles the nervous xciteYnent. and
creates m appetite for food besides greatly slim
ulating the digestive functions. Ihave also used
il with marked success in Deiirium Ttmens the
Fits Of children and 81. Vstus' Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
II ID doubtless destined in the end to do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
havs ever been formed knowi ing its inestims-
BILE value. cheerfully recommend il.
Yours Ac.,
h. DuNGER, n. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

a9tui> t'f 'i' American W afN 'Fo
'nar29d&wim 1S3 broadway. ~. n.

twenty boxes OF ANY p LIB d.s tit live hun
drsd phssic ans Us, til III IN thru facticr to III,
exclusion OF ether purgat,yes The ir~, letter 81
the value is Vet scarcely Apr cll'ed When
they are better known sudden d, atlI rnd con,,n-
ued sickness will be ofthe past, Let those who
know them speak right out III their favor II
dutv which WI save life.
Our race subyect to u redundancy Of vi'ita'-
ed bile al this season ana il is - danger il
Is prevalent: but Bt"ndreth's Pills ulned AZ in
valuable and efficient protect on Is, their
casional use prevent the coil sstion Of those
impurities which. which in sufficient quantities
cause much danger tothe b dv's he;l!h They
soon liver conf liant, dyspepsia loss OF ap
petite pain in the head, heart burn. pain in tn.
breastbone sudden faintness and cusiiveness-
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicine
4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
FEW REASONS WHY THE
A nj Z II &c AN w ATCH

IS THE BEST
II is mad. on the best principle, while the for
eign watch is made on no principle ut all. The
foreign watch is mostly made by WON. n and BOYS
Rv HAND While their labor is cheap. their work
Is dear at any price. such watches are mrd,
without rlan aud sold without guarantee. They
are desi yncd o,.lv 10 sell. and the buycr il the
party most tho: oughly sold. Those who hay.
kent "aocres' :. lepines" and Swiss levers" in
profess"d repair Tor n few years Will appreciate
the u nth of our statement.
THE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces scresed Together. the body OF the AMERI-
can WaTcu il formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar
interferes with the harmony of .is working, and
no sudden shock can throw its machinery out of
gear IN riding or any business pursuit il is all
held together US firmly single pi, &c Of metal.
1t is lust what all machinery sh' nld be
LIST ACCURATE. I'd SIMPLE. 3D. STRONG.
4th ECONOMICAL.
We not oni, $ cure CHEAPNESS by our sys
tenn but QUALITY. We do not pretend that
our Watch can I've b iught for less none, than the
foreign ndteie',.s.s. but that for its real value
| il is sold for one i,ri The pro.
! OUR SOLDIERS warren tnam"n Vim
| Encr,) is WIN, ii name indicates Solid. Sub
staniHl. aud ~ sa,> Reliable warranted To stand
| any amount at War, hing, Ridin "r Fighting
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
| named r. :. Bartlett is similar in size and gen
| ernl appearance but has more jewels, and a
more elaborate finish.
OUR ladies WATCH, recently brought
| out is put up in great variety of patterns
| many Of them OF rare beauty and wcIk anship.
is quite small hut warranted Ia keep time.
OUR YOUNG GENii.rMAN'S W ven is
neat not large. and Just the thing for the pocket
Of Young Am.rca
The proof of I 4e merits Of cur watch may h.
found II III fact that W. now r'np'os over seven
hrndrcd woikncn IN our iuctuli,s, and that ".
are i'll unable to supply the constantly iucreas-
ing demand
OvR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
j. thinner ana lighter than the hers we have
described. Its fine chronr,nsier bri INC. is deli
cately adjusted to correct the variation caused fv
changes vi trmi,rrHturr. rhese watches thu
fruits utthe latest governments IN Gin Vnunrt ~
aud are made by our best workmen. IN Il sep. rat,
department OF onf factory For the lines, tim.
keeping 9u,ti they cha leng. comparison With
the b-st works oi the most famous English and
Swiss mat.rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
CECRET DISEASES,
y SAMAkiTAN'S GIFT,
SAMARtTAN'S GIFT,
The most Ger ain remedy ever used.

SAMARtTANS GIFT.
The most Ger ain remedy ever used.
Yes. post VI cure.
i,al-am Copava and Mercury Discarded.
Only ten pill. to We taken 10 effect cure.
They are pur ~ vegetable, having n" smell o,
any unpleasant taste aud will not injute the bow
els OF stomach Of the most delicate
Cures from tw.," four days. and recent cases
In Twenty four bours
no exposure. no trouble. n" change whichever.
lie packages ~; female &3-s.ni hy nail
Sawaritan'S Rect i herb Juice.
positive ana permsns n, cur Tor ssphii-s.
Sc,ofuia, Ulcers. Sores. Spots. letters, &C.
There IS not another remedy known to equal
it for the cure Of Syphilis. Il resc r. aud .rndi
Gates II. Price q Is bottle sent by Exp, css.
The efficacy OF these remedies il alike acknow-
lodged BY Physicians Us well rs patients. The,
are used IN the U. :. HOSPITALS, thus rector ing
10 health many OF our brave soldiers.
WAT Swrge0ns ~dy If the Samaritan R>sv.Jits !;
Posi- HOsPIrAL. Fl Marshall. 4
baltimore, Feb 81. 1874
have great satisfaction in stating that hare
used the Samaritan kemtd dies Tor Ven real
Diseases in ito most customary forms; that |
have used theas with Judgment, dissection and
properly: end have found then, tn respond TO my
e:nt'csp.stons prem, tly spd efec uaitS. Know
ing their conpe.ieisn, 'hsve sle kiikp = couf.
1ence IN their efficiency, and q far - mr. No. Of
s'em sx.eness ! :. commend them saronslv.
DGSMONh4 ca fr"nr; - =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08

Paw Paw. Mich, June ~, 1888.
J. J. KRONER. SIR Send me another boz
Of DIR. ZAne'a Antidote." have smother ps-
tient who wants TO be cured. wish that every
one knew the value the medicine and the good
u d doing. .. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-08
". r. E.

On CRsEK, Pa. Aug. 20. 1863.
J. ]. KROMEk-Pleas- md enclosed one dol
lar for which aend me box Of the +" Antilnte
for st; ong Drink" have had one box and il
did me good, but want another to make sure
work Of T.. Yours.
n, n. RICE.