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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-01
PLAN OF THE WORK.

Since Sir Walter Raleigh soaced his i,nprisonm mt
in the Tower by the composition Of his ''Hist0ry OF
the World the literature of England has yet
ach ieyee the work which lie left unfinished. There
have been s-Universal Histories from the bulk of
encyclopaedia to the most meagre outline, III which the
annals of each nation separately recorded: but
without attempt to trace the story OF Divine ProV
dence ana human progress in one connected narrative
1t is proposed TO supply this want by Work condensed
enough TO keep it within reasonable SIZE but yet 81
full be free from the dry badness vi an epone
Tie itera ture of Germany abounde in hst<ry-snch
as those of Muller, Schlosser, Karl Won Rotteck,
Duncker and others--which at prove the demand
for such a book, and furnish models, in degree
for its execution. But even those great works are
somewhat deficient in that organic unitE which IS the
chief aim of this ''Uistory of the World
The study ofonr whole race. like that Of each sepa
rate nation, has "a beginning, middle, and an end"
The story propose to follow, from its beginning in
the sacred records and from thedawn Of civzat ion in
the east-trough the successive Oriental Empires
the rise ofbery and the perfection ofheathen poty
arts and literature in Greece and Rome-the change
which passed the face OF the world when the glt
ofChristanity sprung upthe origin and first appear
of those barbarian which overthrow both di
visions of the Roman Empirethe annals of the Stat es
which the Empires ruins. including the pic
turesque details of medieval history, and the steady
progress Of modern liberty and ciyiliZaton-and the
extension Of these influences by discovery conquest
colonization and Christian missions. to the reiaoes
regions of the earth In word, separate histories
reflect the detached Of human action and suffer
ing aim is to bring into view the several parts
which assuredly form great whole. moving on
wards under the guidance OF Divine Providence to the
unknown end ordained in the Divine purposes.
No pains will be spared 10 make this history scholar
like i'll substance and popular in style II will be ioun
ded the best authorities ancient and modern, orig
nal and secondary The vast irogrcss recently made
III historical and critical vestgatons, the results OH
tanned from the modern science of comparative phil
ology and the discoveries which have laid open lew
information concerning the east, afford such
facilft les make the present tit epoch for our UNI
dertahng.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-01
Meeting of Assessors.

Pursuant to law, the Assessors Of the
Towns in Iowa County met at the Court
House in the Village of Dodgeville, on Mon
day the 29th day Of May, A. D. 1865, the
Towns being represented as follows: to wit:
Arena, Isaac Farwell; Dodgeville, Rich
ard Davies; Clyde, Dennis Carroll; High
land Daniel thinner Linden, Keaton
Coates Miflin, Jas D. Adams Mineral
Point Town, Amos Hays; Mineral Point
City, William Il. Curry Moscow, Richard
Tvey Ridgeway Joseph Roberts; Pulaski,
". S. Dimock Wyoming, Tracy Lock
man; Waldwick David Humburt.
On taking the oath required by law, the
Board then organized by electing Joseph
Roberts of Ridgeway Moderator, and VIM.
II. Curry of the City of Mineral Point, as
Clerk.
Thereupon the following rates were es-
tablishcd as a medium basis Of valuation
for the different classes ofproperty described
therein as follows:
For common work horse ..:... $4,000
+" Cows and. steers under yrs. old 1900
Yoke Of oxen. ............... 5000
Mules and asses. ............. 1000
Sheep. ............ 2,GO
Hogs, per cwt. live weight. -. 200
A new one horse buggy. 49,. 1900
Other pleasure carriages in proportion
thereto.
For gold watches. $4,000
Silver watches. ....... -. 1000
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
Tuesday at A. NJ
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-01

n EDICAL COMMON SENSE.

VI If you want little of everything relating to
the hnman system, male female the causes and the
treatment Of diseases the marriage customs the uni
published before revised and enlarged edition
of 'Medical Common Sense, curious book for curious
people and good book for every one-400 pages-l00
illustrations. Price S150 Contents table sent free to
any address Books may be had at the book stores or
will be sent by mail post paid receipt of the price
Address L. B. F00TE, NJ D.
2-m5 1870 Broadway New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-06-01
w NJ. ,JACKA. .JI2.

Wculd respectfully inform the citizens Of Dodge
Vile and vicinity, that lie has bought out Mr. James
Jones in the Boot aud Shoe business and with Mr.
Jones already large stock, ana additions which he is
constaptly receiving, he is keeping irs-class
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
Dir. BiGELOW,
Confidential Physician !!
Formerly q, ~. Louis. Missouri,
R1D South Clara street. (Hsira~.

Formerly ~ ~ Louis. MissouriD
f7D .sonfh SlnrsS stFces. Chicago.
rEYE ONLY REGDLA3i.y EDUCATED AND
Il legally qualified Ply scinn iii Chicago who
makes the Treatment Of Private Complainis 4
sDe iAliiv His Office has been established cs.
pres Nv ~ afford tie afflicted sound and scientific
iuedcid aid without the use ~ ,nscnry ar nav
ious drugs nF y. has for many fnas@ catDiesi
lis whoi. attention 10 the treatment OF ,ssivatc
co uplaints ~ i1eiryrtisd ana evniuni.Yi turin6.
His SUGGEST IA the treatment oi Nose long stan u
roy an 4 diificul cases. sgrh US were formerly snn-
sj,cr,.d atur-e Is sufficient 60 recaniinf III bin
to the puhl c * wrrthr Of the cx,anfiye patron
age which h, has received In professional cy-
pericnce in ho vital snd private practice extend
ing through man Years 10 inns and other depart
ments IL medical cienee he j. the disvoyerer III
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these yirulcu,, secret md chronic diseas7 :, aud
has letters Of recommendation from t.,e most
distinguished and experienced surgeons and
Ply scIans Of this country vs. ieStinbniiis of ms
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment of diseases Of priv ate nature.
The univ ersai and unfailing success IN the
trea,inen mt adopted by him, has proved beyond a
doubt that permanent cure Tor the worst eases
of constitutional sypb ilis gonorrheG, s,iictures
in any form, all me5curiAi affections diseases Of
the skin. kidneys and bladder. impotency, sper-
ms. orrhua etc can n ow bc o,fained to moral
certainly, II application be made 10 th''se whose
intelligence. skili and exosrtehee eau be- relied on
men e.'Uertbiiv WHO nave UcCuutc Nsis
Tins of SOLITARY v,e or self abuse. that dreadful
and destructive habit. yhscn Annually sweeps ~
an untimely grave thousands Of young g.en OF tho
uost exalted talents and brilli.Ant infsi!ef. may
call with full confidence an per .'ecf cure,
Femaiessuiiering from irregular t,fs nffcndant
on puberty, menstruatiop or pregnancy, or PER.
sous having any obstruction 10 marriage, SHOULD
see the doctor at once and be cured. 4
He thinks II is his duty To advise the unfcrtu.
nate, pmGcularly strangers, 70 be careful that
they ar,s Not deceived BY false advertisements Of
Boosting imposters he who places himself un-
der the care OF DR.. y. may rcligi0usly conide ia
his honor a gentleman, and confidently rely up |
on hi skill ply sicraB. ~
Dr. h. viii tell the patient previous to cofnmcn-
cling the treatment Of his case how much he will I
efec, cure and when such arrangement IL n
entered upon. ia no will be make second
charge.
:. Office and Rooms within half q square Of the
Pos, Once where az are polite invited to call.
Office hours from 8 a. m. tos N M Snndavs
10 a. M. TO noon. Consultation at ofilc. free.
Send stamps and get mis- Guide 10 lienlth.
ll -,r GAG II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
Mercury, lIindrance from Business, o.
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
Dr. James practice in kurvpe. the United States
and New Orleans-the many remar kable cures he
has effected, which ~ere pronounced incurable by
the most em'neut Pr sicians, just Ties him IN on
ering his services 20 the confidence Of the untor-
innate.
The following are some Of tho diseases termed
"Private," and which DR. James permanently
erAdicates, viz-Syphiiis, primary, secondary
tertiary Structures, UrcthraA discharges, elect,
Gonorrhea. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases ~ the lack an" Looms,
lnha ,at,on Of the Bladder and Kidneys, khcu-
matisrr. hydrocele, Vcrecoccle. Cancers etc.
Diseases peculiar to + emales. such as Amenorr-
hea. Uysmenorrhaxia. Metrorrhagia. Chiorosis,
Nervous Dehcliiy, etc. successfully treated.
DR. james. long practice ~ New u,'eans' ana
the almost entire southern press, should COW
vince the most skcptital that Dr James eau snd
will perform all that he promises.
Or. James would siso call the attention espe:
ially of,tls0sc who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. in that secret and solitary
habit--which ruins both body and mind, unfit
ting them for both business and society, produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and linpotency.
The following some Of the ss.d and melan
choy effects prodnced by early habits of youth or
sexual excuses viz: Wea> ness Of the Back and
Limbs, Pain in the lfcnd, Dimneas Of Vision
Loss ot Muscular Power. Pslpitation Of the
Heart. Dyspeps,s Nervousness. lrriisb,lity.
symptoms Of Consumption, Ac Mentally the
fearful edec,s on the mind are more TO be dread
ed Loss, OF. Memory, Confusion OF Ideas, iDc
pres ion ~f Sriti,s. Viii forcbcdngs, Ave.sion
to Society. Self Distrust. Love OF solitude. iim-
idity. DC. are some cf the evils prodisc~ t.
All pcrHOns afflicted with any OF the above dis
and symptoms. should not fail " call IN DR..
James. aud he VI onc- restored 20 perfect health.
Let no false delicscy defer you, bat call A. once.
and saw yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these mach 10 bc dreaded mals-
dies
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS immed;.telv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

lup osAsos. .-f-ssarst sfkbW KOkk.
uviSbNocron s.ros,s - .hel. ID. s.slaal
~. ~ sreo4sscss oftbess diseases, knsW-
| q 49, grsn shs 81esSsAsd ~seksso eethe hu
- ~. ensb spesissty v sscesst0sc1s -
WI My eapcriencs eeeefvsa - 1e6sih1s
eebs16 - The 9ssreasmess ~ seeo e,eeesss -
1890 sr,siss Hos tbe,5 &sSssss, SsSsssissse
sAss - 6lnAsss Ahosia Ibsfvssy 1isseiuina1io~
4 Ais s.pisy ~sss q : proper Rhysiciss.
Pss.;ss; ssai,, e.. .sdsss,s'oI g lssss sa
ssss svsa tSbDaehsse oflnes hsa6 10 ths 1acr "a
head. or icy oolduess Of the whole bgdv NH
pulse sbsesce a 81 seSesl 1essfe. d,scss,.s s. Of
semis nsid - dreans snd q ssool.f vesk ,,sss
even 800 trs.aeisn9, insos.assry dischsres u
urine ~ ed night, sexual 81 csissDsnt. fsnsr-
ally as6uvt t~stios. imaginary tears scslerius
gast - welksag, duitnsss Of mine, exuIssaios VI
oil the msetsl and moral facslsses. suddenly toll.
loved - essp depreasion and relaxstion " the
whole syse<m drciine Of eye sight stoppsge
q .t4es. ligss, sapostscs ssssp fad u frightfni
snd taiSS11 drsaina. sDd wskisg suddssiy or
with 49, t0eai ioss Of se xual desire end pow
Or. emisssoos without erection constan, uneasi-
ness about ose's health disgust Of life. and de-
sire " G. uSmit sutcide, m well ~ = great ner-
v"as dlssvasv, end che euiirs body comp .sssIy
pr"sssaeed, esc ssc.. psodncsd BY s.lt-a ,sss aud
aexu8 SkSs~Ass are bringing thousanas VI ous
youth 10 ? prelnaauee IN I'D death AID
hope, shSsld title meet the eye Of any Who are
afflicted that sease OF shame will not deter them
irom aDPfyhsy TO . prspv ptysacisn, whose
knowleexe ana Experience can alone help you out
Of your anplessAu difficulties Those who cali
see no one bns the doctor.
sm prepared TO treat on The latest scientific
plans. all csscs Of sonorr hes, rypiils. Primary,
6scvndsry, and Tertiary.
He s0r Ladies'.
also devote my personal attention 10 sllclass-
- Of PAosLs DssHAAs and separate apartments
for thsts espeslsi accom- odstion will always - !
iu reaAiaess The Doctor has no hirciinRa, Of
associates, but attends 20 oil his business person-
ally. con family keep on hand Female PILLS. -
They are not made in France or london, or in
any foreign country, but made by me, express "
from receipt thai has been long tried. and found
SucceatuI In every cAsc or obstruction OF menses
from whatever cause. Ladies' thna are pr ceoant !
requested not % take them. They VIII 10 |
mailed 20 amy part Of the United States ar Cana
dss upon the receipt Of t5.UU, the price per boz.
Once hours daily ff0sn A. N. tOAf.
eW Patients communicating to the Doctor
their ~ nptoms by letter, will meet with pr. MT
attention. All letters must contain postage
STAMP Tor return letter He sends medicines,
with particular directions, 10 any part u the
United states or Canadas All correspondence
treated strictly confidential. apr2s-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

Fer Medical and Table uAes, whiSb srA psstsgeUs
pure. and need only be tried " " appgesa!sos--
eurb bottle. and oar initials rsessed VI wo1 over
the cork. sold ~ all dfaggists and dea1sse
throughout the eopn,ry. Call gur our eoOdD -
tnka ny other. Circulars ~ the trsdc seP36teA
on a9plleationto BENNETT PET RRA ~
j., ssli by No. ~, River ~. Ohisngos n
Ballord. at whol,saIe W lcidsrbsc6e -
Mnhr, inns90 dAwlyni A-1r 4
Soi9 at Wholesale IN Chicago b., Fuller, Slneh
Atthtr, hnshmgn \ Van Setback, w. n. Mar,
onpoN by keideIheck 4 llillnr.- - "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
0gelley's Old Cabin oitters.


In int, oiucins to the public these Bit,ers, put
them strictly upon their merits claiming frat II taken
according to the directions upon the bottle, and 9TH
er stimuant used, will produce in every ms
For III diseases that arise from want ~ proper action
OF the objective org such Fla'uency. Heartburn
Sour Stomach Dyspepia DiarrhHn, Headache, Gener-
al DsDilnys Loss Of Appetite. etc.. they
dy There are numbers Of persons who have already
found lei from using the Old Cabin Bitters. and
could produce their certificates hut refrain flow do
ing Il, believing that all VII afflicted will try them
II 4. being the best test Of u cir fciency. they are
warranted purel. ofe vegetable character; Ms pleas
an and gentle smuan' they ,urercede all OF ers and
wen sreusted family should he without bottle Of
OLD CABIN BIrTtl.> Il Is the greatest psnacei1or
all tile altnts resulting from At ng fr0n In.
digestion. E
Persons need no. mistake our Bitters fr any ollie
bottles 'ep bes log cabin having doore aud
windows IN il. upon each iatAe win be f"usid aiec
= n:ili~ O; sig hture. alsp observe Itivat
U. =. stamp the c.nk Any found In, tating
Rit'-rs Bottle viii he eded against and
i.h.a 10 the uil extclt Of III. law.
So!li ny all druggists aud stor-s; also kept by all
spectacle sa.cetf DIT ough' III the country.
DEPOrS.
~ KELLEY CO, IL Lii. rty street New York.
GARNHART kELLEY, l64 North sscvnd street
mnty,deu,lk vtu Srlul-1s MO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

=. KIRK, 80 - :
q NARPkNTER AND BUILDER anop ~,
80 Seri T. .1a AK seRsSsi': e. Yss, s
sa.As TIA .Me3 zss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

the most infAlsble - popular remedy ever
known for all diseases Of the female sex. They
have oeen used " nahy thouAand cases with nm
failing suecess-and may BE- relied on 10 every
ease Tor winch they are recommended, and par
tieularty IN al cases arising frsa
Obstruction. or Stoppage ofNature
no nHster fran what cause it arises They ere
cnectusl in restoring 20 health 81 who are suffer
- from Wsa1nsss and DEBILITY, Jtsrias Dis
'targe, DE-. de-. and they
s4CT LIKE n CA.AK.M!
in strengthening and restoring the system.
Thousands Of ladies' who have sltsred for years
aud tried vssioas other RENE dies IN vain ows
renewal Of their health aud strength wholly TO
the efficacy 81
Or. MARvErS FEMALE PILLS.. !.
They are mot new discovssy bSs long tried
rcmedy the celebrated a
DR. JOHN HARVEY.
enc OF the most eminent physicisns, prescribed
them for many years an his private prsctice. end
no ply scian was truly popular or widely
known than him In the trpstment Of
FAAALE DIFFICULTIES.
An who have used DR.. BAsvxv's FsnALR prlts
recommend them to others. Nsrses recommend
them -D,vgyists asd Deutsrs recommend them
in preference to other medicines, because Of their
merits. No lady objects TO take them for they
ere elegantly
uIeVostu " III tAVtTituttu VucmN.
they are perfectly harmless on the system,
may be taken at any time with perfect safety
sas during tn easfy stayes Of Pregnancy tkey
shonid not nc tah,n, or a misea,tidg. ,aag De- tkt
res"h. They never caosc any sickness, pain or
distress
Each box contains sixty pills and full dircc-
tons for use.
Price One Dollar.
:, Cut this notice out you desire DIR. HARvrr's
Piiis or Book, aud il you eanno, procure them
of your druggist do not take any other, for
some dealers who are uDprircipled will recon-
mend other Female Pills, they can make u larger
profit on--but enclose the money and send d.
Fcrtto
Dr.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,
Box Borg 1o3 1prOsp a ~gnv. y. "
Who will take all risk if property directed and
'on will receive them post paid. securely scaled
rom observation. by return mail
SOLD BY URTG GISTS GENERALITY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
specl1K


iyrss eonss p fro. rDlrs.''
Asd tisks 1'm gese and shssy.
30 I looks srsuns 80 ~.
And vuts mine frew swsxs 49,. wgss
DsiSssks At = sla sai
or - rusty srg.
A6d lss(s 90 ansdsrs &
sAue8&Sws1ss ~ SSsy.
Den ! ssys 10 Ill der poys
W 800 61os Ia stress- w
Sasisa ase psAcs - "a . suit
Vet ish gssd. esd sheep. ed ssss,
Dsa deyase eat - ~ Seyses. A
Big. iist.. large and -hmnil--
,HAsl.S Rsspssts ssnass,
Ssss Cos Nav was,ssx Hail.
gets pooty little coat.
Nile ~ about oust - shsst E
And fancy vest and tro~is-
In sxsss ~ b. sphest,
Der tink 1 gone. and aad der place
Ware did leave n,ine frow-
She's nakin' scup. nil il bes had
Der hind shin.bons Of cow.
OGa saysfo hes. Katarina. e
How you like dis coat tor kinds
Aud spring myself arosnd on my heel
Nit qiic front ace pshind,
ven ltink she lsok. she takes dat bone
And sphiles der coat for tail.
And We bte shin bon. togedder
Go down them ships BY rail.
DENT takes dat iit,l. coat on.
And hangs it on der Aoor
And puts my rusty suit ON,
And Genes IN snod-r door,
Den my katarine she kuews me,
And she tells NJ Of der elle-
Nit pooty suit ofolothes IN
That Abe knock town in der cellsf.
Den kind o shmils little,
On de wrong side Of my face.
And says Katarine. my sarlin,
Will you pint me out der place.
Aud see goes ri hit down der shteps,
Aud she finds der coat all tore
Mi. der oder shin bone Of q COW
Bote hanging on der floor.
Den she says, was dat you Hans.
And was you dat coat who wore.
And says yes. got il
AtSnIra 1 Co.'S. New Store
Den goes TO " Western Hall'' again,
And gets anoder yust SD short;
Nopody hardly knows ne know,
look yust like shport.
I EST Err N H ALL.
Has now opened the finest stock OF
ring and Summer Clethlsg,
FINISHING AND
PElCE GOODS.
T displayed in this market, at prices which
Sustain our well earned reputation u being
eapest Estahlisnenlln che City
Yours truly,
y. II. SMITH 4 c.,
~. Randolph ST..
mr. ~ denS11v Z lvha~sAuAe ma
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

DIX. STEVE.VsN = CO.
80 THIRD STREET. BETWEEN WALNUT AN
10 vms. up stairs Private diseases cured
without Vie use Il mercury, loss sf ttme, or
change IT diet
YOUNG MEN suffering in body and mind from
the effects of self abuse, speedily cured. MAR
KIED MEN. AMI those contemplating marriage,
should restore vigor to their bottles and minds
ere they entail misery and disease upon those of
their posteritv Diseases peculiar 70 females
treated. Persona at . distance promptly cured
by addressing with stamp inciosed and statement
OF case. Dr, STEVENS / CO. A CURE GUAR
ANTEED IN ALL CASES. mar I5d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
Herring'S Patent Champion
s A FF,S

DAvgSroRr, Iowa. JaIv ~. 1899,
MEs RS. HERRING o., thtcugp. - tents. nm
the owner Of safe rnanufactnr rcd Nv y6u. said
safe was in Grain Elevator III this place, and
which Elevator was burned some months since
The Safe out in me conuiuen the money
and papers in gotd state Of ,rcssrticn. The
hire was one 81 the Tar est that eycr occurred here
and me 81 intense heat We had 10 cut the
door open, the lock being injured by the heat.
Yours, dc,
j. &. WAsnsiaN
Herrings Patent Crysty laised Iron Bankers
Safes are tire only safes whieh csnno, b. dritkei
By . hurg a.. HERRING co.
apr3d6Wtf 40 Sstste street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09

Che Only Known Restorer Of Color
and Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.
SURE PREVENTATIVE OF BALpxEss,
Loudon Hair Color Restorcf ard Dressing,
Lrndon Hair Color Restorer aud Ores ing.
The Hair fe0ovste1 aMi strtngtiehed. aud RESTORED
70 rs original color without he application Of mineral
subsnees. Can be applet By tho hand Il does not
stain the skin soil the finest linen II b compute vlh-
Ia itself 10 other d essing Accompanies OF any
hind being airy secure these dcsiFa6s resus.
: lit sill restore gray hai, toits csighal esapr.
2-lt will make II grow on bald heads. -
4 Sit win restore Tie oauersl secreiions.
Alt viii remeve ~ dalduSG and itrhinR.F
SIT will make the hair son. glossy and flexible.
6.-It viii pr. serve the g iginsl rsor ~ o1d 49,.
lit vii psevont the hair fou fall ng ~ @a
s-1tlwill cure ali disease ofthe scalp.
RsAf fn's CgarfslcArB am ha, py 70 81 my testi-
monv to the great value Of London Hail. Color Re-
storee which resos 81 my has 70 It's original coll
or. and he hue arpeArs v be permanent am eaish-
64tnasthe preparation l. notlng like dye but cper
a9es upon the secretons Il lie also heestl heir dress
ins and preuotes the govt fparcbAsea the nr hot
Ae from E49ara y .lSsrriguo dfee$t, Tentb m
C6ueG STREETS WHO can ilso testify my hair ess very
nv when commenced IT, use. ms. MlLttR,-
NJ. ~ Nos NiSth Gtteee ehnA eRha&,
trce IS cents per bottle sig tes, ~. Goli BY
Dr. Awayns eon 10 rtis xah trsss, ghissstAls.
and ?. :. BAilOsD, druggist. DassD -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-09
MANHOOD.

a Nd THE vfuOR Os YOUTH RESTORED
AtN EVUK WEEh6. BY ok. RACOkvS ~
~ NCE or LIFE. DR. Ricord. tof Paris,) aitss
sosne Sur Years Of earnest ,soIicitstioD, hiss -
length scceeded 10 tue urgent request Of tiic
Amsrican pLsaic, snd appointed an aren't II New
York for {he sale OF his valucd and highly pefed
Essence o. Lie. This wcndsrfut akcnt vii -
stUre Manhood to the most shattered constisu-
,;"ns Il, four weeks; and, If sssd accordin9 -
tinted ,nstruct,ons, failure i impOssiblss This
III. ,estoring remedy should be taken BY ~
ahoo 40 sasrvy, - ~ -saas1e- - essnansal.
Succees. In every case. u csrtsin.
Dr.. Rjcord,s Essencesf Life = soAd 10. opses,
MI -fuV instructions 6r u1sa a -. q flour
eusptiles in one for %, and will b. scrt 70 any
csrs, ts,rf saly Rsckcdg % sccesptef rUasopaqcs-
u his aceSSelssea hagssts 0lsc9laf ~ - -
rsceipe0 four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, ~ Droome Stleet.
rsi.ei - One door west OF broadway. n r..