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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
Police Intelligence.

A SAILOR JUMPS OVERHEARD AND 10 DROWNED
TWO MEN ATTkMrT 10 REsCUg HIM, BUT ARE
THREATENED WITH DEATH IL THEY INTERFERz-
ARREST OF SHIPS MATE-A POLICE OFFICER I'M
PLIcATED.
A tragic affair, resulting in the death OF q seaman
named Murphy, occurred in the by about halfpass
seven O'Clock yesterday morning From tho ncs at
present developed appears that the ship John Bright
recently arrived from Liverpool and anchored IN the
channel, between Governors and Bedloes Islands At
the hour named above Peter Gallagher and John Quinn
living respectively at 90 James and 1o1 Washington
streets, wero In tho bay with small boat, when they
saw hauling water the eide OF tho ship John
Bright In few moments afterwards tbey heard
splash In the water and looking In tho direction OF tho
ship again, saw man overheard In q moment Gala
Cher and Quinn pulled their boat towards tho man,
with the view OF rescuIng him, when thoy were
brought 10 sudden stsndstll by tho appearance OF
Charles Eaton first OF the Bright who with pistol
IN hand, shouted TO them "Let that alone or I'll
blow your brnips out" at the same time pointing the
piatol towards them Being afraid 10 move lest their
lives should be sacrificed, Gallagher and Quinn saw
Murphy, almost within their reach, struggling for life
Nnk out u their sight He did appear on the surface
aga and OF course wac drowned AZ the time Eaton
app AIRED at the ships aide and threatened the lives OF
Gallagher aud Quinn they saw standing beside him n
police oh,cer, whose subsequently appeared 10 be
Richard Bew, OF the Twenty sixth pecntL After the
sailor drowned tie two boat rcwed ashore and
Informed sergeant Holland, Of tho harbor police OF
what had occurred wheSeupon the sergeant boarded the
~ h and crested Feon thc mate The ser cant also
'bTe me- oneer Brew and as ID him Why hs did not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23

Port or New YORK. MAY "a. ls06.
CLEARED
s%tser. 4 CO; 80 - +n., W., -, -.
HoWiand Asp,nwsiI ,''" "~'' -s''''
ss%ssp' 6 Carroll lp cSmsns
sssTDsaS Ssss sf: Shear FIX A-."s.
sSg Masas, r Ks,.!ns Quebec ar, Irvine Co
$rss TsS~Ssass; Lyon Fcnss.S T,:ss.ds. .sa =.
wea, india Cotton Co 80,
Br s Prince Alfred Br5, H'sgn: Hss. so1 Whitney
CO; w.,.s,~.n 1n,, sa,a. u.n,.,"n > n.,.,s -
schr Fashion DAVIS Eleulhers and dreytown-- Bentley,
ss s saaS ssesa. ks Ssre
CO. seA' Albert 'DF' c's'"' s. Andrews sD''d Frye
sRT gray fSai ssa
sebr frserss B,Sas
schr Village Queen sa,terlse, washinsion-A Abbott.
s sssr SemeniO' Sirdssil wsshlhssOn-vas Brun'
s s.i i v Andsrscu CLARK Middie.own, conu
steamer d udsy, Davis, FilIsdelphs
ARRIVED.
NAV H. via Fortress Monroe ais. wi,h rs Laes cotton q
: Sas.;er%s.isT - Nv, m.. -" ''.' '''''.' =
mdse aud q passengers. Cha: tSins Co. During The
sss os e Ri ns sn.o, Rio Jan.,ro A,ro
onr Inos -iu ,oi os'nj runson MO Saue'ro April
Ia ballast, 10 m..'e' p.,, p.,.,,,o 40 , ,,
&c . to oT Ras,,. c,ron. .n c,oa p..rmo A a.,.
iii I'll, apsei1 ssronn Co'''A f"e'"o' " aAys
Rart Ocean s,eed az T"rts Islands, r,,nn p.huy.,
sss ws pes ~, po rrs nass W Bacon nuse ..
pa .hss isuw" ~ AVocsss' A"iuso, -
W = WE s M $780, - n m1se q. r., q. IA. -
a, ians,hs ss,h I'D ~ ~, ~ 10 10 ny
shp @ g Duncan rom Phliadeirhia Tor Pensacola -F
Brig Ria (of Nassau MP, Pool Rio Cirande Brazil 20
DAYS WITH hides 10 rs and nd wool 70 0eireh, Acc
Brig sar o, THO sea oi ~ john n Surge. hatamoros,
30 saay' 10 ballast bal 4, % = Neyus 4 son mn :,
un,cc soi " ~ ~, becA~n, Arroyo rh, IL
10 fanch, Mcncte Wendt ''-"" ~ '''' WV" sugar.
Brig Eliza Am (of Buehil), Ayers Trinidad n days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHSj
Married.

Married.
BRovx-CYPHHKe. -On Saturday, May 20, by the Rev
g. Campbell, Mr. HESEY A. Brown to Miss HATTIE A.
CYPaRRs both Of this city.
Newark Sentinel please copy.
HArrmD-srxrsoN.- Monday, May 22, at the resi-
dence of the bride, by tho Row. Heman Bangs HEsRy
R. iHArnrlD TO ANN. w., second daughter Of wm
Simpson, Esq. No cards.
HAIL-SCno0NMAKER.LonS Saturday Nay 20, BY the
Rev Dr. Burehard Mr.. RoBT. A. HALL TO Miss ADDn
ScBoofgMAKER both Of this city.
MAuRY-DRArER .-On Monday, May 20, st Hastings
Westchester county, at the residence Of the BRIDE
father by the right Rev. Horatio Potter, D. D. IL d.,
Bishop OF New York, tho Rev milton MAuEL to vn-
MAmos-wrnsaroN.- West Newton, Mass, on
Wednesday May IL by Rev. Mr.. Patrick, FREpEaick W.
hAxsox Of New York to Miss JOSIE youngest daughter
of @. s. Wilmington, Esq, of West Newton.
PRArr-WARRss. -On Monday, May 20, by the Rev.
DR.. Arnitage. Hon. DANIEL d. PRArr to JANE D. War
REM both OF LoganspOrt Ind
RyBsao-HALL On Wednesday, May II, by Rev Mr.
Johnston RANDOLPH G. RyBERo, Of New York, 10 CHRis
TINA Hall, Of Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-23
SHIPPIN G NE w S.
Port OF New York, May ~, 1895.

ALMANAC ROE nnv yoxK-ruts DAT.
80 NOON morn , -
IL usau WATER 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

Pigs enjoying the reputation Of having 4
real liking for dirt; and, certaily. the way
in which they are kept on some farms
would show that their owners are deter
mined to givs them ample oppor, unitics for
carrying ont tins liking No notion, can
however, be more erroneous than Thu, rs
none is certainly SO productive Of loss to
the keeper Let any one not convinced OF
this, try the two modes Of pig keeping
The dirty and the clesn--thc food ia both
cases, and other general treatment, being
tho same; ard the result will show hin,
which Of the two is the best in the end
And great deal depends upon the mode in
which they are ho0sed. Mr. Raines, OF
Mills, adopts the following: A large on,
house is enclosed at the sides, SO as to be
warm and dry. The floor is paved, and
aprishlcsl over with burnt clay, and ashes
obtained by burning weeds. In this the
pigs are fed while FOR resting and sleep
ing they have "a compartment rallied of ii
the other end, and which is amply provi.
ded with clean straw.
In another case the principle Of boz
feeding has heen applied, the pigs being
kept in a pit, in which the manure from
the OK or COW stables and the horses stable.
DR. Pot .A4 s. Al
The pigs tread this down, and EMO,
themselves amazingly. In one case, wher.
this plan has been adopted the ,larme,
Seatcs that his pigs shave given 6i,a ,
profit by their meat. and left the dung-a
Eesa - gsiano--for nothing. "GAa-k Lam
Epprsxs. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22
Patents Issued.


The Knoxville Democrat, in speaking Of
the extension Of the n. 4 NJ. Road west.
yard. says:
Thcre ere two or three routes upon
which road could Be 10. ated, that would
make Knoxville point The road, run
ming from Muscatis to Washington, being
in this tier Of counties. ard immediately
eaat Of U.s.. promises at no distant day to be
extended westward until, ~ originally de.
! signed. it strikes the Missouri liver It Coun.
Gil Bluffs. or in that vicinity. There il agi
satisw upon the subject Of extending the
road from Washington to Sigourney, and
re learn it will probably be socceasful ~
Having arrived there, the next point will be
Oskaloosa Of course the energies Of the
people Of that city will Be exsrtrd to have i
completed ~ far a. that point. Alter
reaching Oskaloosa, the next point IS Knox
ville."
There. can be no reasonable doubt but that
this prcetAnn,s will be ultimately carried
out. There il one thing that Vim hasten il.
Snd that ie the construction Of the Iowa
Ger trN Soae.z Olr'fasarss IRE ahxious that
- eeessaticn shoula psau. soma or thn a..
san0ke@ to Dc derived itom ne nile q.
TEN Of Iowa. and they act sens;hIv ~.
they make this lassl6le ty inrn;.h;ns ~.
|. mtSns g bnild he 'k,Va fenir.i wa ~
Kss3 he bsu sslling l-OsEsisess Ersl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22
SPLENDID
Jcwelry. Watches Diamonds. &C., IL.
For thu Holidava.

The House Of BUSANQUtT, GlRAUD& co j,
Paris. have the pleasure VI announcing tia they
have opened an Agency in the city Of New York,
Tor the sale oi Their widely known JgwsL r,
WATCHES, &c, and Tor the pur pose of making
their goods - extensively known End apprcci.
ated in the United States ~ they no. are. and
have been for over 20 years in Europe: they
have deter mined on plan by which poor and
rich alike vnoy have tie aavuntmge OF their splrn-
did styles. As preliminary, they wonld rem-s
that they manu- .scturc and sell no imitation ser.
eisy or Watches, but all ate WARRANTED
Gold II the Anest worknanshlp.
Our customers will also have the great advnn.
sge Of \ constant succe> zion Of Mete aud recAs~-
~ ATTY e. aud patterns with which We shall keep
our ~ York agency supplied.
We have adopted the plan Ut sale, now 20 pop.
ilar, VI charging uniform price. and Ibis rice
will invariably he ~ roo FACE Aasicls, no matter
how costly il may be. The expense u conduct
ing our n. 7. AZ .ncy are paid BY tue sale Of
Certihcates OF Coupons REPRESENTING the var ons
articles. These certificates are sold at 10 cent?
each, o. ave for a. and each rertifi~ats SHOW the
BIO der the pari uiar article be OF SHE 70 entitled
70, IN pay nient OF m dit'Unal ct. " the ~ IT,
Gle nnmed On the certificate 10 not de bred, the
holder will Oblixs us, when be seturns tie cer-
tiicste, by stating what article Ot the same value
he or sue snay l., eter, snd II wiil be sent with
pleasure. Oua AIN Is 70 PlsAss, shd every .reans
~ thas nd will be e1ested. We solicit = trial
f,om every one Who reside this noties. - No ore
confident Of giving the ut,nost sstisfaction.
The Sleek Cen pr8nes
Amongst other articles. tplehdtd Clocks, Gold
snd Silver Watcher, kisss set With l'ism"ads,
Rubirs, t,esrls. Garnet end other Stosee, tsnli-
ai,e md cnstttr.l J. sa,eA' sets Of Jewelry eou-
prisiug Pins and Eat. rings Of the most fnshioa-
able styles, Get in Pecious Stones Of every va.i-
ETY., toge her with large assortment o. Gold
end E1anelied end reatl sets, 0eld 6ssds and
Sleeve Hustons VI the most beautiful peatetss.
Gents Bosom and scarf Pins, sud IN en6l' q "
riety Of Braceleta, Chsius. Music boxes, Re d
Dresses, Combs. Char me-, &c. IN case .ny Of
or patrons ere nnt b wsut al artieles ~ Jewel
y, - ssul1 pr~fsf ssly~-wars, ve Win Sod
fps Av'Y scerti6crte returned 70 -, . riclly ca
esaved SIR Or e .ffoas Or Burssp Dies, bsasai-
fully chased and plated. ~ '-'a
fs@ Il Agents are VvanteA
ID every patt Uftke Cait.d states and pfcvin-
eef, anA to ~ steh liberal ;udsseemehts viii b
s1sted. nd, o. a3plical len. eitealas Of tevsss
.ill be forwarded. W pses.r money sees u !.
Bank Draft 70 ont order. Address Ill oedes1 10
our a1encv, which Win tf es6Abesed y
ns8s,a Ia-aSAQne5. SfsoLtn0 6 Coz
diss-few - Dreedwav. New YmkIs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

The Underground Railroad bill which
recently passed he New York Assembly is
etill il the hands Of the hands Of the Elk
scutivc Of that State. The Governor with
holds his signature for some unexplained
reason, but i is confidently expected that
he will sign it in few days. The meas
ure is one Of very grave Importance 10 the
people Of New Pork. Its feasibility and
utility are NO longer matters OF experiment
I The London tunnel has been for more than
year the most popular public thorough
fare IN the English metropolis. Many Of
our citizens have passed through. it, and
have brought beck the uni form opinion
that II s,lrpasses anything yet devised for
city travel in the essential requisites of
every kind Of conveyance expedition, con
venien.c. safety and comfort.
There is neither snow nor rain. mud nor
dust, and the trains are sufficiently lare
and pass With sufficient frequency to avoid
ill crowdng and give every passenger n
scat. They are under the direction Of tel
eerAphic operators at every station, and are
run with great punctuality, precision and
aafetv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

Every family at this season. should use
|SPEER'S SAMRIlKG PORT VINE
Celcbratcd in Europe for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities, highly eeiecnrd ny eminent ua1
Y European and American Hospitals. and BY sumc Of
ehe 6rrt families in kur0pe and AmeriCa
ASA IONlC-lt has no equal, causing m sppetite
nd building up the system, being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape
As DiuRE1lc.lti mparts healthy action Of the
Glands, kidn3ys and Urinary Organs very beneficial IN
Drop-y. Gout and Rheumatic aficctiups
sPEERs WINE les pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape progressing medical propfietiee supe-
rOr ~ any other wine in use, and an excellent article
hr MI weak and dsbaicd perr0ns. snd the aged md
nfrm. improving the appetite and beneitting ladies'
and childFun. fA
Try II once. and you will not be deceived.
a. Be sure the signature II Al1EEp BfeER ID over
cork Of each hottie.
Sold BY druggists and an rpt class leniers Who slso
aell the CAS1EILA PORT BRANDY. choice Old
article. imported only by Mr. speer direct from ne
valley Of Oporto.
tH Trade supplied by Wholesale druggists in New
York. Boston Philadelphia and 81. lNlis. Aud hy .
4. SPEER. Vt his Vineyard in New 'ersey Princi-
pal ONCE, 4B Broadway. New York.
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON 4 STARKS
Wholesale alDd Retail Druggists. pecA-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22
\ PERFECT Cure Tor Cotnffhl
~ S \ di' ES$
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
Tke slrnoe Or RDetfbfff01e

The slrnse 81 PetStte6Oss.
At p~neoraees the secret Asnhoeh
Of this terrible dis ase. aud exterminxtes IL. root
and ornnch. forever
symptoms Of this loathsome mslady. and avert.
.cunsa mption. 9
d cleans tho head. deeAerlses
the breath and affords the most grateful relief.
10 nlcv1aees s1AWse Agony ard Is.
lent suffering than tongues cas tell.
u - noted FIR cmrlng the poope
hopeless eases. that every knoss mesms have
failed in. .s,-s.. "a .tsa-,4
@ cares HAY, Rose ana PeriSd.
ic Casarrh, Of she mnst obstinate and violent
NJ fsrm srCatsrrh sr : nsise. 4.
the head can resist ~ pehstfatisg power
Or. Goeaale 6ns now speno =
lifetime il battling with this fell disease. his m
~. @eSaaless Catnrrh Remedy
: harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
opr. :. Goeaale ID kne ~ shros.
ought the country q the author u the only True
Theory Of Catafsh ever publiAhed. Where fts
origin What as ras sgee--ntOde u trsstRen<--
and rand cure in all its forms
p: essS1a1~,s 1sa1thlet - Co
t:rrh should b read BY every one. Il go 3
Obtained Il our nearest Agency. Or BY sending .
postage stan.s. 70 our Office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CAfARRn. The name Of DR.. X. 6OOdale hes
become familiar throughout The country v ths
victims Of Cstarrh, from his vel leasoed lsmo h
curing this terrible d,sease. H. Is the 6rss and
only person who ever penetrated the secret an
bush Of this fearful malsdy. His remedy and
mode Or treatment Il the only one ever known 70
care i. -[Troy. n: y. ls.i.y Times
Pliny Mills, the we'll Known raveisr, snd
whose family PhyAiciah Dr. 0oodale was Tor
many yeara, .sata: az e.
IF pr, 0oodale ssys be can cure Caiarrh h~
can cure \" He further certifies that the Dr..
i successfal practice ,H.
Nv, nose snd Periodic CAtArsb,-Dr. Good.
ale's Cetssrh Rcmedy end mods ofSreasmsst ~
only affords the greatest relief 10 every variety
q, in Eli itssypea 49, sieees. Rsesy ese spssks
veil Of it.-lN. Y. Com. Advei tieer
Ptice 81. StHd SsantS ~ pamphlet
LIB u. ss.9.aC RPARkERs - IAe~st. 80
febqa.A1y Is Hleecker - yY
- n nm A. JNSSS.ss<leH 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

O1U zAI COUUA :
-. rADHmDso
|QUV QH fBK fyS 4 y
|':;;;;;iii!!!!||!l!|!!I|||! : S.!
Coeo6 40 6209o.
TyH1 MOST f4af1s:9. pLsA1ANP AND
diseases Of The fhrosi. Chest - Lena. j.
n. Carriers Cough Dalsam.
This medicine Immediately STOPS The COUCH
produces free ead easy expecsosstion, removes I'll
mucuous and foul matter from the ~ % ssep.,
gives eass in discus Ss4 eipg. alfef the i'm,
by soothing ana healing Ill Pslmonsry Organs.
z Ovs CosUeEauCUuga DuaDum s~s
y lsset vegetable in IL. Ingredients. and pss.
fectly hasmless 10 lie qualities, and - mild 90
pleasant = The msst delicate cordial Il hes been
u gesee4 -. ~ TIL last ten years. s7'
vW1NTER COU0n.
TIE hessh ~ winter Cough which all,ets OLD
PEOPLE and !nsalids 70 1ow state of health.
essISs s6sssss'ls eusd - ~ sRefT y e7'I
Z -. Oarsers Csu9h fDassah.
Il warns, nosstens and ssimuiases the whole
eFathin4 aPPessese. ed imparts new life to The
emsciased syssem. Immediate attention should
~ given " 4 III
Cslghs CsAA and Diseases sf IL laues
Reader, have You Cough, Cold. or any disease
kotehe kQpQles DO not1eDl~ctit. Delay 10 das Z
EkseSA- Nylljons do aan&Al!y By neglectinx .
common cold. Coughs and colds. il mot cured IL
sse.s s4lI sage. lesd 10 Consumption. snd then
Perhaps to an early death. BE sdvised in tins
snd Fo0re = once thss cshbrsDed semeaf-
y. Ga rter's Cough Dalsan.
|. Which never fails 10 cure Coughs sst Colds ID
te dAyS and hse cufed lhIusahds uton thous-
and Of cases Of Consunption AFTER ply scians anc
81 otesrTeMedies hsd failed. tnl the patients
had been given up to die This Bslsam il the
MOST perfect sud infallibIe remedy for all discss.
o. Of the langs Anown to the civilized world. ~
b-AAk for Or. CARRIERS COUCH BAL
SAN and take nothing else.
Price rs cents for t'isl bottle, large bottles
Sold .. Dr.. EAsrgRLy 4 co. u Family Md.
icips sltsre, corner NJ Third and Chestnut sta,
ii, JLosis, No asd attheif branch Store 70 Mad.
ison street, Chicago. Ill., 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22
Ladies, Read This.
nm. mOOPER.s
TEMALECORDlAL.

This elegant and popular medicine viii cure
ell FemalI Complaints, such o. Excessive
Painful Or snpervased Menstrulatipn. Lu
corrh@a, Or Whites, Falling Of the
Womb. and al Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. Il will also bring on
I the Nenaes whea checked By Colds aad
On Unnatural causes. 'i'ifs
BADeAa0Og1RieR Under ny of tie diGeulties
above enumerated should not fail to usc
) ~ HRe'per's' Female esstisls
1t IL the most pleasant and inlalsble remedy ever
invented ~ u cafoa kl11e sOdmgoof1is Ladies',
ga i s4 Be- RG'!'f Family x.ss.n. s.o,.
cPgaea QfTfim - U1eethnt sireeiA 81 1Dule, -
dhd 1sdkdn street. ehieaGO M y 49,
Dr. BastsE1tsG1fede cfitDeA1e for sale
y, Doyenport hy =, q Ballard, and
01t010o03 - qfoG1k0. las ssnpY aba.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22
DR.. EASTERLY.s
Univer1Ap Family Pi1ls

Can BIZ recommended to the afflicted with the great
ert toA6de believing them lar superior to any other
pills now IN use. For Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
yated secrcions OF the stomach and liver. producing
hcslAy atkn 10 tlioc important organs. For Female
Sr ane a"u l o. a ,s 'ndy , nsrf no
safety in Hichs Intermittent and Remittcnt Fevers.
and all complaint when purgaii.e is required.
These Pills nre PURELY VE1;ETA Bile IN tlieir In
gredicnfs nd PERFECTLY HARMLESS In all their quail
n1sR, aart nfe designed a. he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

They are very mild and pleasant in their operation
yet morA prompt and ehccual in cleansing the system
from all bilious. putrid aud irritating matter than the
various other pilk In general Ihey Win be found
much superior q other pills To cure Tive diseases In
cidcnt Ia the W nsT. Families Try them:
tU Price 20 cents per box. Forty Pills 70 box.
sV- Sold at III. EASTKnLYS Family Medicine
Store Of 1hisd and chestnut streets n Louis,
Mo-, and at - Madison street, Chicago, Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

TIE GROWTH OF INVENTIVE GENTS
The wonderful growth OF the inventive gen
JUS Of the country is shown in the follow ing
comparative table Of patents clained and
ISSUED for fifteen years past:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

This medicine ia perfect antidote for ALI. PAINS
and s used internally and extcinaly WITH never tail
ing success Try II. Price Is cenie PER bottle
Sold at DR.: EASTERLYS Family Medicine Store
corner 81 Third and Chestnut streets. St Louis Mo-
end ~ 4A1ieon street. ChicaQu III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22

WIN Csre Pain in ihs Stomach. Crumbs or spsrms.
Headache. TOotlache, Sore Throat Collie Dysenf.rv
q Bowel ComplaitIts. Nervous AfSections, Pain or
Ague In the Face. Painters Collie and In inct wlrr
ever 4 IL applied pain cannot exist.
READER. ARE YOU SUFFERING PAIN from any
disease above enumerated or from any other cause
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-22
rsss lockNvooo's.
NJ PAPER COLLARS,
lcI1 CLOTH LINED b.
w AND WITHOUT w
larh CletA 1unlnx. 9

Ths Cio'h Lined Collars made ny The l"Cxvooo Mas.
usAcIusiAe Co.. 10 sOUM 1asno svaANe, p1slA Dkl-
PHA hav~ been In general sinre 1885, and otult.
staining the fact that mi: atioge them have
bee. n'sds sasy stnl sAnt sptos ~ cslAr in H.
maa ket. . Yx fa.s .,5ef 8.4 ..5
They ,te only csf.t, lIp.d h,oushess .i.h ,..l.
9Th layer 81 paper On eae sAe ara shap&0 opoe
!esness - RoslAs. 70 = ~ cent ssi Asw spsdp
Tor the crava The peculiar process ueed In h-ir
uiac ure MAKES them rrse~ Die linen very clos<y uhs
onas'i ~ 1bsss - ~ eiotA " ~ stpeafance 81
!ioen tetA. papes fhsS are yss1 ssssse 49, - hes
- y the button hole and are the only cel1afs made
thos oan - tssh~d - Sste ~ 18th aDass &cul lho
balto hOles giving Wsy asd W pa, e. esssiee, y
oAvties purcas NJ collars wile crrefoi n thu1
ech rolIs, !. ,tanipsh Upon The in Lockwood NJ
~ IseeA L6asd. setfA ~ &ads Nstf qfaAs % -
dats II FHteHts. DO not be dese we'd BY The xss -
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er grades oi Collars acc n.tsps,y In ,'ock.
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pastt avoid din uties ard law suiis Which are %
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