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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

Louisiana papers copy four times.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

nOUBLE and single sets of Buggy Har-
IL ness for sale. Apply at Engineer
Store rooms, Texas street, opposite Sims
Stables jan %.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-21

10 i. " be added the
vain Dfcorn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

A traveller recently arrived from Pekin
gives the following description Of Chinese
dinner:
The first course consisted Of n kind OF
tower formed Of slices Of breast OF goose ard
Of fish, which the Chinese call "cow' S he adj,
vith large dish Of hashed tripe and hard
eggs Of dark color preserved in lime. Next
came grains Of picked wheat and barley,
shell-ti>h unknown in Europe. enormous
prawns preserved in ginger. and fruits Al
these are eaten with ivory chop sticks. which
the guest bring with them. On grand oc-
casions. the first dish is always birds nest
soup, which consists Of thick sclatinious
substance Small cups are placed round the
tureen, each containing different KIND OF
sauce. The second course was ragout o,
sra mails At Macao these are white. butss
Ningpo they are green. viscous and slippery.
BY NO means easy to pick up with sns''
sticks. Their taste resembles that OF the
gseen at Of turtle. The snails were followed
BY dish Of the flesh covering the skull OF
surgeons. which Is very costly, as severn,
heals are required to make even a sma''
dish. Next was slish Of sharks ftnfh NIX
ID with sl,cesl,f pork, and crab salad
aseer these sircw Of plums and ctner sIu'''
the acidity Of which is considered co!,ec
tive for the vis.ous fat Of the hsh; then
pushrocms. pulse and ducks Tongues,
which hast are considered the ~ f"s u'tr''
q Chinese cookery doers' tcpdons-a roy
q dish which the Emperor himself serbs a.
present to his favo1tes; and Venus ears
"a kind Of unctuoas shell-6sh lastly, h"il
u rice served in small cups, with acantlus
0nods nreses ved in enirita and other cOndi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

Tue GRAVE or ONE OF CoRTEz CAP
fArxs.-The Paris Moniteur del Arm"e
states that the grave of one Of Cortez's com
psnlons in arms has been discovered in a
convent situated between Yanhuitlan and
Ella, in the state of Oajapca, Mexico. :
Ths fblIo~ ing is translstion ofthr inscrip-
ton. in the Spanish language, on the mon
ument:
"Here rests the body Of Don Manocl
Nuno. Captain Of the guards Of his very
high and very powerful lord. the Marquis
All vale Governor Of Mexico and command
er Of the kings forces in this part Of the
world. Died the 18th day Of July 1544
Can't, Maneol Nuno was the brother OF
Num- de Marcado who founded the hand
some CITY Of Oajaco. lie accompanied Cor
ter in ali his expeditions. and died three
Years before. Cortez assumed the title OF
MARQUIS del Vale in memory o. the fertile
valley Of Oaiaco, which he Inhabited dur
ing several months and where he recovered
his health, much impaired by the fatigue
he had undergone IN accomrl,smn. the
conquest Of Mexico. Charles '. confirmed
the title Of Marquis del Vale which Cortez
had assumed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

An association Of capitalists. with the ii
tle ofAAet Pacific Pearl Company, has been
incorporated under the general laws of New
y0h; with capital Of 81 ,00O, 900. They
propoee tegalher pearls on the Pacific
09St. y .WeArc told that
"Their operations will be carried on BY
1eapp Qfa sub marine explorer Of an itp-
proved construction, in s0me respects re-
.etASaihg the iron boats in use on the
southern coast. 49,.
From i've to ten workmesi 60 to the bot
so@ ss N this boat, and they move about Mt
~, selecting the best locations and the
s SIsw deposits. They rise to the surface
sSs snd bring with them the results Of
se.s .oors. The vessel which forms part
2ST.ss Reait'pD, as . tender to the explor
a.. - 1870 inc smells upon her deck, vhme
- opeaed. The COMPANY propose to
:o Npon the Pacific coast and the ada
r. ~ s ~ These pearl-oystcrs abound
~ ~ eas wIers from the Gulf Of C.titorn;a
equator, and have been fished a.
" tnses hundred years b. the -
49, ~ ~sn SUGGEST The npeNcosy =
poosle Y ne wcsid- chose Of the c60ntsdi
= r.: 80: az sss. s $:: a. :,
SArrlkSak - and value, are from The Gul
49,, s;S1a,ed IS s y. frsi6sSs :
|':;:;;S ! u;
60, = r n e sS ssssss =.
q 6segl i Qsv~ AatssHss 2. tn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
fhnnix lus Co, ~. ouis.
.JOlnN "a. BLOOD. l:cn. Agt.

No. "A, \ Flith g. st. Luuis. Nj
g.zy- For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

THE ADV ERTiSIR having been Restored
to health in few weeks, by a very simple rene
,lv. after having suffered several wears with st
we're lung affection, and that dread disease. Con
sumptiou-is anxioust Ia make known to MS TEL
low sutii r, r. them OF cure. 10 ail who de-
re it he will send "a copy OF the prescription 'se'i
free o. charge with Ii. Directions ipI psep.r-
ny and u-ng the SAM. whish they W Ill ind q
Srng cure for Consumption, Asthina. Bro echi's
Sc The ouly obi,ct OF the odsor is,i in s,nai' :
the prescrip iion is TO benefit the afflicted aHa
spread information which he concsFscS 70 be III
valuable and he hopes every sufferer Will Try his
rem. DIV. as i, will cost them nothing. aud may
proves Blessing. Parties wishing the p-eserir-
hon Will please address Rev tpw ARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings Co. \. Y. icbl6-dswSia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
a Nj r loan w A 4 & N

Is THE BEST
II is mad. on the bes, principle while the Tor
eiuu watch is made on no principle al ALL Aus
fot.irn watch is mostly made by wnne n aud Bows
N.Y. HAND WhiIe their labor Is cheap, Their WORK
is dear ~ any price. such watches nre mHae
without plan and sold without guarantee. Ihey
are designed only to sell. aud ~. buyer !, Inc
nartv most thoroughly sold. Those who hnye
kept .saocres -. l.pincs" aud" Swiss leNers IN
rrufc repair for n tew Years will appreciate
The truth of onr sat ment ,,
THE PLAN oF faE AMERICAN WAitii
Instead of being made OF several hundred litilc
n;ec.s sore we'd Together, tie body al the AMi.n-
cAx Warren = formed of SCUM rLtrts N"lai
lntertci e, with the harmony OF Is M"'hins' ana
no sudden shock ean throw its machinery "u' g.,
rear In riding at any business pnlSuif II - az
held together az firmly single piece "t metal.
| II is lust what all machinery >h' uli be
LIST ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. SlAoNG,
| 9TH ECONOMICAL.
W.. notnnlg cure C1lEApNESS by our s,ys
| tenn but QUALITY. We do not pretend mn
our Watch can lie bought for less MONEY than the
e,reirn ma .b-lesrtS but that TOR It's fcn Naue
it is sold for one halt the rrlce- ~
DIR SOIplERS WATCH tnamed VIM
Ellcry) il what is name iniicaies-S"ti sun
stantinl aud ,savs Kr ablc--warran'e'i 70 stand
any amount of Mar hing Riding or Fighting.
Our NEXT HIGHER QUALITY Ut W iCfi
tnasued r. = Bartlett is sn lar in size and gen
eral appearance. but has more jewels, and a
more elaborate finish.
OF X LADIES W Alfafi, recently 'i'"SHt
out is pui up in a great variety oil patterns,
many Of them of rare beauty and Workmanship,
is quite small but warranted to Keep time.
orr YOUNG GENTLEMAN WATCH is
neat mo-, large and just the thing for the pocket
ri Young America
The proof of iae merits Of our watch may be-
found IN III /, fact that we now employ over seven
hundred work nlen our factories, aud that we
are sill unable to supply the constantly incre"s-
ng demand. r,,,
OUR THREE oC AFTER PLATE WArCH
"a thinner and lighter than the Others we have
described 1t, fine chronpmeter balance Is deli
cately adjusted Ia correct the variation caused ~
changes Of temperature. These watches are the
fruits ofthe latest experiments i'll chionom"tFrY,
aud are made by our be-: workmen. IN a >epera'e
department of our factory For the hmes, time
keepips qualities they cha lenge comparison w.t.
the b-st works vi the most famous English and
Swiss ntaters-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

WASHINGTON, ApIn w.
IAseninkt sNeeting Of the e.st1sss z
I4wn. e a. ntmlrrkAf aiod sixfG ~
Mid IN tt city-0<t Stone. 6ktha5S.s.e,
..rcs;dine. He del brred sl8t
1i,h rrtcr(Sce to recent eve, ..fYl4s;,sr
rAarks wcre also made By other GEM; s II
Resolutious were adopted cxp,.;tcp,
I,h.;, sorrDw for the death Of the f's anrari
.N,I their svtniAtlYy for secre,a ry - The
81 ~. .e,,ct iona. and their coniidencs ~
= . -, ; eo,1rs1ue au4 Abiilty p Irh ~
.n',nr for The faithful discharge VI the
S,,.;.s now dcyolying upon HIM
ccv stnne. during fhcrc proeeeufnss'
.,a5 TIA, ne had Just had a long CONVEX.
l.s.c. VIA, prvsidrnt johnson in regard
- Il ko1cv "A dldd Magistrate, in which
~ latter said that while he would deal
kindly and leniently with the mass OF peo-
DIe SOUTH xnd RAM and nsg 0fsheif afnfez
fegardinetAs1. Sid fssslyZ 8 ~
erthelcss would he careful not to pursue
nny policy which would prevent the
Goyeruupept. from visiting punishment
on ehe pnilts, as tbd SanA of rebellion :
The President regarded as due to IN
loyal people Of the country, and TO I'M
memory Of the. thp0aa sdS OF brave. men
who had fallen in the defense Of the MOI
during the struggle, and - the ciauns o
IIjustice and freedom throughout the world
| that tuaspn should still be regarded as m
highest crime vpder our Constitution, an
that trcasbn should be rendered iniainoa
| for al thine d csrne While he entertained
these views he should endeavor To gail
the confidence II the deserved and bctray
cd tnsss<s Of Southern people, regarding
them as the proper material TOR recon
structing the insurgeut states, and t. r.
store them TO their proper relations to IN
Government Tie would neither rccngniz
nor hold official comipunication with ihos
WIN had occupied official stations or &C
knowledge its sovereign II the rebel coy
eminent for four years. He had fought til
rebel government with all the energy q
his character lie we'll knew the horrihl
outmges ~. which loyal eitizess in tn
south wNild be subjected, and 1t was hi
determination to act in such u manner u
would best protect individual rights an
yindicate the character of the Govern
ment ffc expresses deep sympathy WI
the betrayed and delu,ted masses Of tn
south by desiring them to return 10 '"e'
allepiancc to the Government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
A SPLENDID Residence for Sale.
Ala ROE GEyTEE1. TWO. STORY

ALARGE GENTEE1. TWO-STORI
~ Brick Dwelling containing 10 roofus, clo-ct-
h,,I,le. ua,trv china Gu pbuafd bathroom and wash
room n cap,d cellar under the entire dwelling
lgli. dry ard well sentilated Hight r fret story
II feet second ~ feet An elegant ball, large and
,r,rious connecting with all Of the principal
o. the ii rat fnar Two magnificent fariorA connect
ed by ending doors independent Of the oi her.
Dining room. bathroom. kitchen. pantry and rack
hail finished IN oa~ The % loor has . beautiful
rooms besides clothes prcsse-arra gcd IN -nies of
.inxv-eaci opening directly int".iic han. The
At4t has large rom suitable foi storage drying
cln,he- : c.. aud two finished bedrooms. flight oi
stair. ads from upper hail To back hall on lower
door from thence to kitchen. cellar and yard Nv"
good brick cstcrns in the ward with filter atac' ed,
aud n superior A4t-Fre.zing Pump. force pump
IL used in the &c i,i the water to IA la X IL
the attic aud from thence it il distributed to al
sleepil 4 rooms hathroom kitchen. &c waste wafer
carried Oh under ground through terra Gotta p.
Gas throughout ever, bedroom vel provided v N
ventilation Fluc- very large ard drau exceile
The foundation ir Of the most substantial character
Brick wall 10 inches ana furred out l y inches 10
receive tlastcring. doors Of the first qualiiN-mnud
ed both r;des stone cap and window siiis and wa
,er table windows hung wi IA weights and glazed III
The first quality of French gias--insiGe shutters
The internal arrangement for economy convenience
and comfort cannot bc surar sed The des gi IL ruei
that every room Is very pleas.,Ht aid desirable
THE Loo ALTON y the most grand and -utlnt
of any lin the citv. An uiobstfncied view uf the
fnh'c Missssippi T. had for nearly % mites ~ heau
tinl view Of Illinois buAs Rock Island city sd
also "a magnificent view al the Island. booking
directly dOwu upon the New Arsenal wfiici lar
sirc;d, been commenced. and for which apl rorr
alton # 81 .yte COZ has been made. To renilrmaH
desiring n home wtniu 10 miuutea walk of the l.
Jffice ard IN nuies walk Of tue Depot. this uiti-
Inducements.
Eurniturc Will he sold with the sruse. If desired
Possession gwen i,n,n.din' ely. Price $1,000
AupIy To KENT s. Gbi.bSBIKY.
i-sna Agents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

FRANKFORT, Ky, April II.
Dv the hanl Of All assassin a great grief
has been brought upon our country. Inc
Chief Magistrate Of the United States, AbIa'
l,nm Lincoln, has fallen u victim to re-
bellious hate, and under The blow of an As
s;,ssin he has fallen at Il time when his grcat
qualities of humanity were =" hopefully m
vokc-l for healing our national woes. Win
no stain of indicative nature upon M
soul, with a great heart ri generous sym
natlries and broad humanity, his unl'meiy
lall has bowcda nations head in mourning
On Wc,n,s lay. the 18th, at Abe hour OF !"
o'clock, tthe hour of his iuneral) let every
church bell be tol,ed throughout the Com
monwealth and on that day let all business
he suspended, all business houses he closed,
and the public offices closed and draped III
mourning The citizens are invoked TO pay
that homage to the National griei which
such a calamity inspires.
Jnos. r.. BRAMtETTE,
Governor of Kentucky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

A theatrical gentleman Of this city in
ehvmu N that In the early part Of 1868. dur
ins an engagement Of J. Wilkes Booth Of
NcYicker's Thestre-(theatre goers can
not hat tsrall him ~ mind, especially b's
Richard III )-he made the remark one day
"Whst glorious opportunity there u Tor
man 10 immortaliz, himself by killing LIN
coin ~"
"vwhat good would that doy nc was ask
cd. He then quoted these lines:
''1he ambitious youth who fired the Lph"s'en
Oue,i,,~ in fame thu pous fool who reared it.
"Well. rho was That ambitious youth
.r,,.t vas lyis name was the asked.
"That know not" Booth replied.
"Thcn where the fame you speak oil:
This. our informant tells us nonpiussed
him.
From this il would seem thst the assas
ain haS had the commission Ct this hrrrld
crime in his mind for at least Two or three
This J. Wilkes Booth is son Of the
distinguished old actor. Junlus BruhS Booth
and { younger brother of Junius Brnt's
Booth, Jr., aud Of Edwin Booth who nis"
80 Acanrs now living. He is a young man
Of slsnder form nervous and wiry. He has
often rendered himself obnoxious IN theat
rical circles by the expression OF d'sloyal
sentiments. He was great admirer OF
Brutis. the assassin Of Cnsar Charlotte
CsrtAy. the assassin OF Merat. Joan OF Arc,
and that class or historical characters. He
vas subject to occasional strees OF intoxi
cation. and was generally regarded among
actors rs a reckless and erratic young fellow
though t-agedian of superior ability, or
,ieinaiity and prome. His brothers are
intensely loyal, especially Edwin Chicago
Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

~ Gxeo1nA TA&. "a.
y ~ snsa1e1 isArssAA ssspans ~ svr
- sitidoFn oe1hdt y maze esss~ Of the
ens,us Il hss income Tor ls6A BY the, arsa
Mesdny Of ~ Ths surus - DOW being
ptlntisSd. aad Il bshoovss an who ars ihsss-
scas6-esa every person is intsssAeds %
ne0aDs. hpw smsil ~ ,nceus may be-- .s
naks rssdy 70 answer the questions o. me
asssssora g. Absns ssc dpr eePs maze
~ and IN some parts Of The country 'ney
m-.r vife any IocgDe last ysar!
6fSc3 rs,nss chiid Of ycuss rscsivs any
~ "A - =: IA is<.Isa h iii. .slsry y. =.
eo3s sfysr ~, and ss'ssy sss''s'd BY
- - - sAscli, sad what - shcy'
is-s 49, noas - Shs 6ods g eelds
Hses - tssgAt . seld sseek - Other
: 1bGse .yeu any u. 8. securities! :,
Do YOU return the premium on gold paid
you % intcssst - I. >. securities
Have you kept any book account
il youriHcoms estimated or taken Iron
'I n.; ssSss sss,tSA ss.. sl.i..s .: de !!
ducti4So 6kspdt 6eea sshep css = tn
amouNe edNl{eA a. psofltsf I
Did YOU estimate any portion ofyour prof.
Il Nt66hlne your rstusa 6or ls3as
~ ~ edrtion ttcslod o. Worthless
dkdWsfa6 lid. have yss includsd y u
this return!
The forms arc no prepared that y is very
easy to see how make the returns and VIVA
deductions are 70 be allpwci.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

OFsIcv OF CosrrRoLLEK OF TuR CuRRkScI,f
MAsHiSGluN. Match l. lst5.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented
t. The der signed Il has been made 10 appear that
TIN. DAysSpusr NAueSAL BANK Ia the city ri
isav.nport 81 The cauty Of Scoi. ana State of Iowa
has been duly organized u,i,r and accord TX 10 Tire
requirements Of the Act OF Cslgrc-- entitled " An
Acl 10 provide National Curfe.eA. sicufed by u
pledge oil United Saies bonds. AID to provide for the
6 rcula,nn and redemption thereof approved June
3 1864 ard has complied with III the provisions ~
sad Act required To be comi'u.a WITH nci"r" com
nei eng the business Of i;aakii uf'.er raiu Act.
Now THEREFORE, | Hugh Mct'uliuch. Com lliullei
II the tutrcncA, do horei, Ger ~ Il Al he pa'er
port National Ba X ~ the city OF Davenport, ~ The
county Scott aid Stac of Iowa. II authorized 10
{ ncnce the business of Banking under the Act
Aforesaid.
In testimony rrhr,ecf, witness my hard
an.i sea- OF Office this fret day Of March,
1865
HUGH Meet LLOCH,
u,hqdqn Com NJ roiisr of the Currency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

Tho Acting Secretary of State has lssueo
the following orders to the people OF INC
United States:
Thc Undersigned is directed 70 announce
that the funeral ccremonits of the lamented
Chief Magistrate win talk place at the <
ecutive Mansion in this city at | ! O'Clock
noon on Wednesday, the 10Th The var
ious religious denominations throughout
the country are invited to meet in their re
s,,cctive places ofworship at that time fo'
the purpose Of solemnizing the occasion b,
appropriate ceremonies.
(signeD W. HrNT.h'
Acting Sec of state.
April II, 1865
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
krnkI,K Iew,.Feh 1ssl

J. J. KRONER. DEsR SIR Please lind en-
closed one dollar for ano'her box IT - DR. Zane !.
Antid0ie for Strong brink and send "a soon
possible, will say Err your benefit or salts
facfion, fhnt boss workman 81 mine has tab en
two boxes OF your AN1uorI and has been So
Der man tor three MONTHS and SAYS he has not
had the slighfcs, taste for liquor In the last two
months or more and never thinks vi it Prnvi.
Gus to .his time, God only knows when he d ew
sober breath. Yours truly,
w. X. Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

BY Dn. IuSAkSCH, Fractieng Physician. u
Second Edition. revised. enlarged and illnstsa-
ted. with 81 anatomical drawings. ~ Lnhar-ch
Ever. body should read ibis book II co"ialps
useful Information about the pteservatioD. the
veal ness and the dseasis ~ the sexual ngsns.
NJ well q. a statement Of the mode II cure for
snch as suffer tie encrvaiine Consequences OF scit
pollution secret disease mud other destinations -
The mirror of Youth" is he warning sign,
which leads the IN uicrn'cd. and those that have
nlr. adv wandered astra, back to the right psth.
wherefore IL has hecore rsni io.k far Vie mil
lions. Of which during the short seriod u vesrn
over 2o.,alo copies al the Gc,msn edition bsve
been sold TIE mode cf trertntsD', based uron
tie principle Of eketruiy. IA iul'v discussed IN
il. un remittance Of s cents in Post stamps, il
will be sent tree by mail. ADDE'S
IL DR. ,. LUBARSCH,
ian2nd&wiy Chicago. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
nySpzsrsIA mud EtTS.

F1TSA SusN CUkE for these strss.irg plants IL
now made known in Treatise on Foreign ard
F1TS-Na've Hvri'al pr psra'ions. pull sized " Dr q
-Putirs nEowS Tie I'escrip,i wa FUN s. e
FITS him such no, iiei.al mann that D.. car
net n>ct-ntiously REUSE 10 rake u knosu.
f1TS-it Ia cured iybo'y WHO las used nry.-
having faisd W sgr case II i .quai, IRE
FIT of fit as Of ID, Steps a, ,nd ~ g-.!
lent. may he obiaii ed IRON N drrggis'. >kSr
FJTS--FsfE 20 al IN receipt of five ctits 10 ptep 3
portage. &c a d e-- DR. q. PHILIPS BROWN
rITS-No ~ Grand S., t~rses CITY, n. }. (na,l4-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
J. J. KRONER, ESQ. Philadelphia.

J. J. KRONER, ESQ, Philadelphia.
Proprietor "DR ZANE AxrInorx ron
nRuSkENNEss.
Dear Sir Since the spring Of 1860. / have
been using your AHrgDUE in large number Of
cnses of intemperance, and Ia nineteen instances
ont OF twenty. II has been successful in totally
destroying the appetite or craving tor stroag
driat by means Of it | bave cured over six
bundled cases in this ci,v and neigliborhood
find its mode ni aci.oD to be specifically adapted
Ia either recent or long standing cases II cools
The stomach, settes the nervous xcte,cnt. and
creates an appetite Tor food, besides great, slim
u'ating the digestive functions. have also ~ ed
il with ma: k.d succ, 50 IN IAbriDyn T.nens the
bifs II chttdren and ST., Tstas Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
IL is doubtless destined in the end 10 do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
hav- ever been formed Know ing its inestiina.
blc value, cheerfnlly recommend it.
Youts. &c,
X. DUNGEk, MD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

Indigestion. Liver Complaint. Constipation
Weight nj Stomach Want or Appetite.
Blliousness Flatuleucc. Bad
Breath
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
Paw Paw Mich. June1, 1898

J. J. KRONER. FIR send me another box
IT DIR Zanes Antidote" ! hive another pa
tent who want. 20 be curcd wish thu, every
one knew the value of the medicine and The good
it S ing. o.. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
Tuouo,p CAsanA wrs, Sent IA 1ass

THonoLp. CAsApA Wrsr. Sept "a, 1899.
Ma J. } KRONER. FIR In answer 10 mine
~ the 3d. received box Of +" nr Zanes Anti
dote.' In reply, think il will answer took
II myself according TO directions. | scc no ln-
cination for strong drink since Yours.
JAMES SHANNON =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

The love for Intoxicating drinks i directly
owing 10 mn artificial appetite-ih oil words n
pervrrsion OF the sense If taste, sunstinduecd
by continued excuses in the use of i. irituous
liquors Intemperancc is consequently nat a
natural inhrmity. butsslwavs dcpe 1T on ar
ticlal causes These once removed. tie victim
81 inebrct, will lose all inclination or desrc for
the iBjui ious beverage.
Dr. LANE'S ANTlbOTE. by il spec ic ac-
tion restore. the diseased appetite to it, proper
ncrmal condition. Tie Drawing for ,spiritunus
drinks at cnce ceases aud whnt before had been
an irre.isf lie passion. now becomes dissastc'nl.
obnoxious and repulsivsy The remedy Ia per-
fecty harmless IL directions are followed It
exercires an a.ncst magical "a. Ct in causing a
d seated osey Tor all alcoholic dSiuk . and
increases the appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

SrRNGFrELD Ohio. Aug %, 1868.
Mn. y J. kkOMEH-E Enclosed YOU will find
two dollars far "Znnc's Antidnte As have
had five boxes. think afford to sen me
IN extra box can sell large quantity Of your
medicines. though ! am only farmer but
there has been such change in me- visible TO all
around, that it has had a good effect
Respectfully,
A. N. JAMES.