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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-02-02

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DN- "ISH - ~ -
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LIN r. II INIG
nv IOnDr ~
a X NlHIuA
- -'1---'.--
is THE BEST REMEDY FOR THROAT AMI
LUNG DISEASES
ftis he vital princinle of tbe nine tree
obta;ned he = nsn,i,r rrooass ~ Re d;',iI
la,iop of the tar. bv which its highest md
zeal pronertie. are yetaineJ
Il is the only safe and reliable re,oed,
which has ever been prepared from ,b,
Juice Of the pine tree.
| Itinvigorntes the digestive organs and re
store the appetite.
IL strengthens the debilitated system.
II purifies aud enricRes the blood. and ex
pels from the system the corruption which
scrofula breeds.
| IL dissolvas the mucus or phlegm which
stopa the al, passage of the lungs.
| its healing PRINCIPLES act upon the irri
tatod surface OF the lungs and throat, pcn
erating to each diseased part, relieving
pain and wbduipR Inflammation.
| It's the result OF wears of study and ex
pertinent, and Il 4. offered tc Inc AN ,ctet
with the positive assurance of its power I,
cure the following. diseases, II the patien
Ins no' 700 lohR ucayed resort 10 WI
menus VI eu'e, consumption OF tne Lungs
Soshns, SvIe SvS ~ nroat % and bseet, B, onehi,is
is also an excellent remedy for Diseases o
1 the Kidneys aud Female Complaints.
Have sou a coughf Have Won a sor,
throat7 Have you any Of the premonito ,
symptoms of that most fatal disease, Con
eumptioni Those who should be warned bl
thcsr symptoms generally think light D
them until 1t is too late. From this fact
perhaps, more than eny other, arises the sac
prevalence and fatality Of q 1!seaseSrhicl
sweeps to the grave at least one.sixth o
deaths victims. Consumption has destroy
ed moro Of the human family than any othei
disease, and the best physicians for many
years have despaired Of a cure, or remedy
that would heal the lungs, but for NOR
than two hundred yenrs the whole medicl
world has been impressed that there was I
mysterious powel and efficiency In the Pint
Tree ar to heal the lungs; therefore, thel
haye recommended the use OF Tar Water
which in many cases had good effect, bu
how to combine the medical properties so 81
TO heal the lungs, mas ever Oeen mysterl
until u was discovered oy VI H. v. u 10
HAhI, OF fhi adelphiai tue proprietor OF
wishart,s Pine Tree Cordial.
7, "a, ,oc, recommended anu ,,,,,..
ua ,.an,ios Of a large number of the mos
~. L., ias ond able nbysicIans. -.
The Tar Cordial when taken WIN wlsnait
Dyspepsia Pllls, Is an. ohlsilihg Sure 10
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plank Road Meeting.

FtHuk hSOtu MtttiuSs
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders OF the riAin
aud oceola Plank Road Company will be
held at the american House, in Melmore, on
Monday. the 9th day of January, 1863, be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A, NJ and 4
2. NJ, for the election Of five Directors fot
the ensuing year. and the transaction oI
such other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting. By orleto
sANL HERRiN, Pres't.
n. A, BUsKISK, Secy,
pssenbsr is, ls6iN
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SEllG3NES.

pARNUMS AMERICAN MrSEJM.-
AFTERNOON At p. ENtSING At u.
iE' SSCLNIESlAL NiltNllIbN.
All ift\ lot : EFFORTS ~ HiA1arp
ia the production Of tue ,....,,,
TIE PROHIBIT 90.
founded on tho popular OI@ln, - 'rophcio'' win
plIIpuTti l. 81 SIC, tnAkhlN.' 0tLN'!'f'
MAGNillClNl GOSH MIS-.
hOKNiNt, Al n.
THE BOONE FAMILY -tOMilSNllpN,
itEfiSED AND lLEGANr .ENTERTAlSMESrA
TWO ENbRNOl IS Nv No. Alll,NlONo
MAS EAItES, lNCll = ittI Lost,
HORSE AND HIDEK tNINlNLb li An ~
.OKMOI + siErLNI CONNERrED lNlp SlON,"
Prot. AZ IChlNGS, LltIllNlfn CAlillAi ~.
NOODROtft'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOW Lh''
fnt Woman, Grantees, tircns-im ihiL IN'''
Living OtrIs, iitaud Aquaria, million cuu"''in'.
Admission 80 cents CGildIon under tea 10 '"u'-. '
HOPE CHAPEL, 72o BROAnWAi-IIE
AMERICAN SIER"OSCOflI'JN isn'' "H
exhibition every evening, compnFiur i1r hH'' co.
lection ot Weiss ana Statues Of uIl o'Nu'I '''t
exhibited, With bri.li.uCc o. Nh, nr'ri N'" ~
tanned. On surface ct turIt t,'i t"h '''ls
open AZ I, Ia commence nj 4. NJ. Matinee Ne ..a'
dey and saturday, At T.. VI. -''
THE HIPPOTHEATEuN - HAVE YOU
i BiFN 10 IuE Cll.,i 30
lAth street, opposite the A'pIruy OF Murc,
H.. NuI, ttI.
Matnces eyriJ W,an"ly and saturday. 90
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CABINET MAKERS WANTED or a
- gOOd hands 10 work hr the piece O.. a,. St.,dy
yoLk ana sooi wages given. Appy at 81 9Th ay, near
1871 n. .yg
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NNHtps
NEAr PROTESTANT Gtl
w To- tunAs h"r.clt fcu,. ally us'ul iu M,iys'S'
Aprly ei5 Wet 4'dst. 10
WANTED lMMEplArELN--SOME ,ounG
w Girls to make lai,'s drc.s ttugmins, lni"ns
and tas''is h,o - oun, man l""r ]" '''s GU
~ trimmius stor', Amit A.. o"
NXIANTED-A GOOD TAllORESS TO
w work on custom pants. steady worn AMI t~u
y ssc- paid. Inquire IS Monro' a., met ho"r iiaa'
WANTED 49, OPERATORS, BAISTERS
w ant tutshcru tor time citizen pinp. 10 the neg
uiou tsiui 'hvI, 4G hns' Houston a. corner o W
WANlrn 0R 4 SHo '..l,,.. % WV KIM
WuS0>. '''' g2i
\UANTfp-9 OPERATORS on Singles
-, ID fcor. MI. HANKS.
WANTEp FOR WHALING VOYAGES, 10
,sy ~, WEI Il, ' eos, Of ,,,..,o' f.. t. = l.
\IIANTFD-FlNE TnIOEroSrS To work
w on custom psutt. htsh,st ,tic b.. thc NV. b "
piece; also an optsior ou S.n.rTs mscn'n' NHY
at ~ LIT ave. 2IN
\VANTED MWp.IuY-A MAS ON
w hc't bottoms, Hf.Ji Ave \ 10
\\JANTEp-A GOOD HONEST WOMAN
w Ia do houscvork Tor = -tuAl i0un.. H9te
others need rppJ. Iuquitc At "a let Az, BE- h-.dN
rtaiir, front toou
WANTED - OPERATORS ON PANTS
w Also fuishcrs with scoi o., cr.u"nd" ",r 10
work at lomc - Chatham '..'' t,.t. ."
NNAHTEp-l coon orrEAluk oN
w ~, M9G S,,o wt,,."'''. .In'' 90 S''
\IANTEp-TRlMMtE>OH NAIL rI.''..
w tool wwc. given, eul MON" uu Coca U't'"
| need sIpD, ut ITO OiGntr 90 II "oai %. -'l
\XTANTEp-A GOOD HORSE SUOrH-.
w Apply e. THOMAS @,,utNN'k, st.itf'
| lilGs Landing staten Leland. .i"
\\JANTEr-2 PERFECT Govt MAKERS
| w and sirl tot machine and hAu" "otA' &. ""-
| linn IT. tailor store, ti'
lIJANTEp-A ;IR,r CLASS TAILOR, Z
fr . da,.. l'l Caua,rt back shoy go
w ANTEu- OrEEGuES, ilNlNhtRS
w and button. mole uIuI'rs 20 'ho' ~ ~ "'
the week q 6U Attorney ~. \. btH0lt'N -l'
\NTANTFr-2 NES on GALE HOOTS, TO
w go a short distance In uc country. rooi wages
aud .,saiy employ, Call At 20 sr1co 49, "g ',nifr'
| from to 10. -"'
WANTED IMMEuIATElN-S GIRLS
match fse,or w. md ave. r,sccn ~ and ~ '''-
oppofitc the CITY Car Depot g"
WANTED STRAW SEWERS - HIGH
w prices sivcn, Nt SO, tnnai a. f"'
\\yASTFn-A GOOD CARRIAGE HELP
w c.oa M. work ARrH at l.. hAisAN'"
\IyANrTp-3 YOUEG MEN 10 WORK
All, y NU,NuNM "a Warren Il up tL.irr. 40
,.,,.,. , ,,.ut,, t,pt,,ttr S,,,dv
w an" man Ca can hive constant so.s irp to i
viils -
NIfANTFD-TNO CARRIAGE IRlMMttS
wage. 70 vii iIi IS d AZ "a Nv s i'G ad Ssh
70 . -. . .,,.,.,. ,,.,. ,,,,,,t, ,NtS
NOl Nj LADY WANTED W ll'E hNl,
4 nlter bonnttG oou.j ant employment. Call AZ
, | L. lirr1mc nj 2An
| ....,. ,,,,,..,, rrtt,,r ,AN Max II
rputs nni vosia u4utri nj AI4 Atlantic st. Hook
. D pAIN1IEo NANItD-INQl HE NJ
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a FARM FOR SALE CHrAr IN MORRIS

~ County. near Mouisto~n. one mile from depot,
Containing ~ acres house With o,ius. aid other
gu. buildings, all nearly mes. abundance of fruit,
seH OF NNer ~ tuur, s'fptm of watrr ruuulug
through farm. Apiiy TO Abtk & SPENCER, - III
vision It. y. Y 81
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~ ANl Ill-A HAki MEX W llH \ CASH
OF would engage c.crk at FAR tAlsr, GOOD refer
cnc's. y. H.No replies CN,cp' non pcr.on. havins
\\ANTEp-A STEADY, SMART IOBBING
w plumber aui ca IVn,"r stoa1. WON and hish-
60 vnses given. lnquir" In harvu'nt 100 hletcker
IT. iumcdiatdy.
\\AN1 ED-A MANIC IAkL CAkL OF |
W ho.so' aua dri,o o. grocery WAGON must come
well icconw.ni.d. Arp) at ~ Court II, CO.. OF
nor'1W H. Brooklyn.
\NAN1ED-GIRlS AND BOYS WANTING |
w situations viii hud them i. cn.ius ~ - @'htu |
cit' sud country T.. q. Il. WALDO CO., u iNth |
ave. |
\NANTEn-TAlLORESSES TO FINISH |
w fine uuyA cats I4U i,ciancey ~, III iour. -
WANTED TtRST-CLASS CLOAK Hands,
" III dalhou cap IN srf., and olcrto.so Oh " !
TAYLOR cor Grrud aud Christio ss. ~
WANTED OPERATORS ON COATS. |
w Also 'oino hands to fell on coats. 1876 Mott a.
ont house, oom TO- .3
NESTS-A FIRST CLASS BU1TONHOLE
mGkct, 80 racihc ri, Biooslyn. A,cst MAKER
preferred. -
\iJANIED. A COACH TRlMMER-lOR
w sale expires. and baker stsuu NIih to- on.
Al.o "a heua.I,cor wagon ~.'h top. call g =.
\\ANlED sOME GOOD pEESsMAkERS,
w at o. B.oud-ay, ~ staiis. ~
\\ANTED-A FIRST-RATK TAILORESS
w tnvoik an ,i,.tou t,lts iuu, tlrr D,,i supl,
Cd ,utf, a "
t.,,.,,x,r,rt,.>.,,,,.. ,,,.,-.,,.,,.,s
w ANltp fNlLhlLN' ~ hLl SIpNt
n, r.,R anu "'''''' N'iN '""' '"'s' ''''
NNANTEp-15o GIRLS TO MAKE Cloaks
m,rh.', ' T,.t us, o. A,, to Wills
a Co, 81 and 5J WMtcst. Al
r,,-,rr, ,tt.,,,r,r., ~ -,,.,,
w and .hon,o,,. "a, or. ', T., ,,r
v''. @. .uul og, e.u'. ca flr sine days a. hJ
| tr,,u. irh, near -pIU. Vi con. 60
Sy.-.,.--- ,-..,..,.-,,, t,,.,.t.-,.N,
w @,.,'n, p,r,s. ,.,on III ,o Ir.fn. Go.I~n.r.
GIVEN t.II a is Nqr.or T. % floor. T..
,,.,,., ,.,.-g, N,L-up ,Nt, .
AZ HNII' - y NfNl hNNih ,NNp
w gTr.uhu. .', t.H.r. ST. NaJ ~uik i. tt'
I,r,NTrD rU.,rrIA,s nr.uAYnrs
w ou N,i,,l.r A N,i.up'. s..tns u,,uirr.. oi
| WIN, r,' s,oIf.
..
w e. ~ "a, ,''' ''''' - i''''.''
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| "a. ANIIb IN y lOI To 49, NV J. HIS
W TN, ut lcU, al I,.r..ut.u u. A. .Yrout.'st
| trade. lu.uIlr 90. yI,,r .t e - g.. iaiur.. o.
"A. ASIlD-PANIo HA.~I.l, AND IN
| w I.lrr ,u rood u,re. t.l aI tut Nut. 30 81
| second II, md uoor mont H3
NTANTED-EAISTER~ FINIsHEES AND
w bushc ole. aro a uoI Itl. ur iI.l-
| iit.. u,t4tuitr. .,.It ....t o.. .. .t.Hl uHu.a
| A1uIy Il gi2 lasi IIou. ton Il bet Ave and H. o.
IJCANTEp--OpEr AND IAISrTRS
| w ON " 4 Vt.us,l..ro..I I.I. ra.f.. .I-, t..n-
| e.- ami hl,ouholc ua.p.., to uuo h.II- i.b,-t
pic and rtc,dr IVORY % h. GIVEN. c. tu- . md
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- ana iur-. r'orr.---. -
CtiIER llTIEE> MANILI-IO BAloT
II or a u.acA4Lc. AFRO '4uOuhele maker Come
ptg..c4 10 wo!G. Cal .or one week, at l5i Wet
s,.'s'. ~
CuLS-lF YOU WANT GOOD SITTA-
a t.u..,aul COCA wages, ~ 60 ANY nd oil house
so ., c1l, t.e large LmpDy mcnt House, corr no.
4. .. .y 4u4 ilf. ~. -
GlRLS WANTED TO FINISH CLOTH
u 49,. % a.gS ~ the week, at / ey st, TOP oor
y - &c. d-.s, ~
MOD HANDS WANTED TO MAKE
.'2'st9' = ~ ~, Plld n - GoTt' also
GOD Fur SEWERS WANTED AT 10
Z lor, o. "r.'sE -
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w AM b-NlhI.N i" NthN On WO-
,.i, Nn ''',". 1,'''t "o.s 80 beet s','' rtii.
AWE az 10 "sn'"'' It. IT, 'tr u.s.
w .cu,n II. tct~crn 5,n aud OH avenue. s's.Iv
work Nonc iut good uands 'ci 0iiI.. .,~
NkfANTEp-A COFFIN NAkIE N 5.>
NVuu'hsI oouth biOOtHh' "a
WANTED GOOD MANTlLLA MAKERS
W Nppp To \ VI X. l'ANitS, 5,N h"'d"ss. |
WANTED ~UOFNAkEES To WORK IN !
scscd son. ieo a sood up,yr ,uiiCE% iOSii0h
~ w s''l's
w tE that 900 crsnui, stripping and vanishing.
70 80 "a snn,' distance in ihe country. llcIN NNes
~ ~ " iAlIt 80 ~ a." aAd - Iuit'h ~ =, "
1yr,Nrrr ,rrr,T,,r- n,,srIp. a.
w .. w, ~ w
fcrcocc. soo W,.' ,C,u It, iytscca tG and Sth a,ii
YVyANIFU- ,thb ,pfE ANN IbR
Nv ~ ''''i VI -" = -
~ sue. c'As. N''o Hto"d nns"et' Inquire 10
x,y,xrrr rr,,,v. ,vu, v,su n,
w r,", "" S,,,.,. ,ns,' -. nv
sewers 20 lclrn p11ia on msk,ns. Inquire At IS
tldridsc IT, "a hoor, rrom No. T. so
WANTtD-PERSONS WHO WISH TO
w lesrn TO- ogcgai,co GA sinsers aud Mh,cleT
Wilson'S ~ lHs Inaenln",. riwg ~. htcoui'ntui ri
,.,,,,,,.,.,,a.,.,,
w NNlLu lhhtl, "a III ~ ! III lIo-
tosmnt tinru' mehi Astuc'' 10 an nv, tctw.
AMI III. atc's nl,d for Lon,cuSft lon ci, "i and
anil s"' ''' ''''''"' '''' ''' No 'Ha!s'
WANTED All pLy.nN. NyI, ,pi
w not paid .o th,ir inior or ecois to call on n.
VAN hnNtNEll,. ll, l.'y 81. 3 t.uni.r r., L.
ga nNi'' it'r' divorces ohtrhcd without iuli-iW.
~. wa, uu, ~
~ N - tIhNl 'bNNN 'itkN ol'N
W GA W, w. WHchinr some tlnt can bind, un
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a FEW FIRST CLASS OPERATORS on W.
~ W. machine On linen coais. Call for one veek,
~ 81 hine ~ cor. of Narck. III
a RTIFICIAL FLOWERS-WANTFD so
hgoOd hrsnchers and some sord hand. Immediate
"; eoot NaGes AM STEADY Notk given. Apply 81
"dterH Also Ia grl' to make pic5uet,. 52i
A FOREMAN WANTED AT ONCE FOR A
"A Fine Cut Tobacco Ihctorv- Must be veil nc.
eua.nted With the duues .uircd o. foreman, and
Pot Mlinn ~.
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WANTED.

GIRLS WASTEp-TO COMB FRENCH
" brstes and hep 100 trI,l MAINS those VIZ can
tutn the bend Va littU preferred steady woik. tai
At ~ Chus'ophcr ~, rar. go p. GO
HUBSi SHOEBS WANTED "A GOOD
man n, 90 ,ta,In az! ~ .tou'. Gala 20 West 4'th
HOUSE PAINTERS WANTEp-ArrLIAT
carly loo
7 AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE on sing
- ,f'a Wheeler Wilson's, and Grovcr & Baker,
sowtns ma,hiuc', In al Their varieties also shirt
uaknf taufht A. - canals ~. ~"
T AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS, WHEE-
- " & Wilson's machine. practice on work work
gwen amer learning. seNiur machines to icL
bought. sid and exchanged Also needles and oil. ~
so lieny ct. Also, Lessons given Miet" L. VI. 40
T AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE ON
- Sinners and " lcelet Wilson's lscwlng ma.
ehif'r sui recommended to eo shors after lea ming
ApDi' ~ Monroe e. late Of Clinton It, l's
r AIDES WANTED-TO LEARN To or
- crstc on sintr's ami wheeler vi sons, and
other esinc machines practice I'LL satisfied uu shop
wnrk. aud ~ork given Si'er learned 80 WacLiuos for
sale and to let. and repa rel ~ 1862 Orchard ~ 1874
7 AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS, wheel
- cr & Wilson. and Howe. machines. to hem
tuck and fauc, hlailins perfect tor ~, and recon-.
~ indeed to shop-. Al Kinds OF machines to rent, eui
ncci.cs and oh To- sale. at M-s liluMsuN'S, il3
Ncst Z'th =. between ,th ami nth avs. 4'n
7 AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
Law. & " machiuc' perfr.t fof ., 10 family sea
lis, stitchiuE, ami flannel shirt uAsin., rvcummeui
ed e. -hof- after loaruinc. Apply ia = Alien IT, hvt
BIooue and e.anc",, fancy stnre. 'ts
NEW SHIRT IRONERS WANTED NONE
Tut Il -i-rate halo. need spply tee Mammalian
steam Laundry. Ia Ave H. cVr. % st. 20
OPERATORS WANTED on WHtfLER &
al 40. .? IN IT. ,lobok"n y. y. 26n
1,p,.p.r,p, p,t-.r,.,.. .N-t, pt.rr..,.
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CARPENTERS WANT ED-ATPLHA TTHE
" o.lco Of IiARTeON'e BUweIy, III +. 42d n. 80
{'ANVASSFRS WANTED-ISQCIRE 40.
- anls a. B'o1klyn. "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-27

But while veil developed men may b
~ Qe1oi0r aaQ16ene r ~
e ~ eostosnsd 81 oclual msosuremsnss
that the women Of America ere inferior In
sire and physical health to European 70
men. AID there are too palpabls evidences
Of I ceotinved de1)ise in this respect. These
esideaees IRE mcre manifest il the older
States. and in ~ lerge cities. The Ques
ton sIAy be asked, Why afe American wo>
men 30 delicateY IL may be answered that
they live too much in doors; many Of them
take too little exercise, while others are
compelled to take too much ex, rcise neon.
fined and ill.ventilated apartments. The
English women are much more hardy than
those Of America. Physical exercise forms
an important part OF the education Of girls
in England. while in America il il almost
entirely neglected. In England al classes
Of society take exercise in the open air
even the nobility pay great attention to this
requisite TO health Without healthy wo:.
men we cannot have strong, hardy men.
Take the statistics Of the large cities, say
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and
compare the births from native parents
with those Of foreign origin, and We shall
find very large per centage in favor Of the
foreign; and again, compare the number Of
deaths among the children, the native with
the foreign, and large per centage will be
found with the American children. The
greatest good Of the country demands re
form in the habits and ply steal education Of
the young, and particularly among the fc
males. The question is, how Is it to be
brought about
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Or. EasleIls'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY Pill
PILLS,

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache. Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Costlveness. Jaundice, and all
Dernngcmcn's of the S stem where an
Apericnt or Cathartic medicine is required
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgativc medicines are not more less required.
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used In the WESTERN
STATES. where Bilious diseases generally prevail
Catharic medicines indispensable. No person
he well while co-tive habi, OF body prevails. besides
it produces serious and often futnl diseases
which might be avoided by timely and udicious use
OF proper Catharic medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-27

VALUABLE PREsENTs.-This is the sea-
son OF gifts, and we would rccommend-to
your enemy, forgiveness; to your oppo-
nent, tolerance; to friend. your heart to
Your children, q good example to your
father. dcfereuce; to your mother, conduct
that makes her proud Of you; to yourself,
respect; to all men, charity to God;- obe-
dience.
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DIR. FRANKLIN BROOKS

OFFICE.-NO. I'D NORTH CLARK SlRtE
Room No. rs Uhlich'- Block,
CHICAGO, r. o BOX 2th2 H., mon
Speoia! aitenti, give to all PRIVATE Din
EASES incident to both sexes. AIst Cancer d
| Cancerous affections, Tumors, Ulcers, Old Sora
Sore Eyes. etc, and particularly s.OlssseH
| Sics.'' Ladies' requiring medic al aid sdvict
| in all cases attendant upon Menstrual Ob,ttuc,
tons, Pregnancy, Irotoysns If.rt, or any dis,
esse incident to the gen.rative organs, may rely
upon being easily and speedily relieved. n
All Chronic aud dinit uit cases. such q have
existed ior years, are completely snd permanent
~ cured IN a short time, Wifh0wf 1rcwyy, segnrd
to diet. or fear OF exposure Persons afflicted
with any private disease, in calling eaily after
contrac. ing Them wilI be cur. d in shorter time
than BY any other Physician in the known world,
DR.. y ~ pre- eminently successiul in the treat
ment Of the above mot difficult and perple King
II oil diseases he has given particular attention
to them for many Years and 40 thoroughly has
he become acquainted with their Pathology and
treatment. that he will warrant PERFECT
cure, under a forfeiture IL required in fact he
will, in the cure Of these com plants, acknowl-
edge no superior in ,hi- country or even in the
world.
lie COMPOUNDS Ms owv MEDICINES from the true
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Those who reside At = distance may cnl in psr
son, or address him IN pc, feet confidence. Okacs
hours from Q TO IL A. N. i TO 3 r. ~. and
Evening nuySO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-27

INFORMATION WANTED johnson A. Wa
tiers OF Julesburg, Colorado Territory, wishes
US to state that information is wanted of
the whereabouts and post office address of
gentleman who was robbed of a large
amount OF gold dust and coin at Fort Hal
!eck, Idaho Territory, in the latter part Of
November, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-27

English papers state that Mr.. Thornton.
the Chief Of the Times reporting staff after
forty years of work, in which lie was not
absent one night until last year, has resign.
ed his post. As Lord Palmerston was III,
father Of the House, so was Mr.. Thornton
father Of the gallery. When Permanent
meets, both faces will be missing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-27

The now court house at Muscatinc rapidly
approaches completion.
The Lieutenant Governor elect, b. r. Cue,
has been very i'll Of late
X. ii. Mcbride is about to start new
paper at Eldomdo, Hardin county.
DR.. Jones has retired from the Wapello
Republican, and is succeeded by f. H.
Thomas.
Grover & Baker have donated a $50 sew
ing machine to the Orphans Home at Cedar
Falls
The DEBORAH Republic chronicles the sud.
den death Of A. II. White, landlord of a
hotel in that place.
The Thanksgiving Supper at the Orphans
Home, Cedar Falls, yielded proceeds to the
amount Of 800.
Iowa has already five railroads which cx.
tend from one hundred 10 two hundred
aud eighty miles west Of tho Mississippi
river
Andrew Mechanics, one Of the wcalthiest
farmers Of Monroe Township, Mahaska
county, died on Sunday last of typhoid
fever.
The Custom House at DUBUQUE is now
nearly completed, rs VIC Learn from the
Tunes. 1t is So feet long by 80 feet wide,
and was commen ,ed in 1857.
A recent attempt was made to burn the
National Bank building in Ottumwn. but
the scoundrel failed to make his shavIngs
ignite.
Samuel wales, .jr., son Of one Of the orig.
inal settlers Of Monticello, Jones county.
was ionnd dead in the streets of that place
lew days since. lie had been subject to
fits.
\ movement Is on foot to organize Join t
stock company for the erection at Iowa
CITY OF WOODEN factory, with ample
| capital to start two full sets Of machinery
llog-kilIing has opened auspiciously a,
Ottumwa. Two thousand hogs were in IT,,
pens day OF two since, awaiting the mo
mcnt Of massacre. Price 81 to So De,
hundred
Overpeck, the Dubuque scducer, collare,
Sutherland, husband of the scduced. in ,
saloon at Dubuque, AMI was made to nav i,
for the assault. The Times SAYS that THU
seduction and assault business. foots IN
bill of $1,000 against Overpcck.
The exhibition o. the Indianola Academy
under the auspices of the NJ. Il. Church
came Oft few days since, as we learn from
the Visitor. The Institution occupies ;
tine building, has good corps of teachers
AM is on the highway # prosperity.
From the Cedar Valley 7.mes we Learn
that Prof. C9rlcss, Principal of the De,
MONIES City High School, was seriously il,
Jured few nights ago, by the overturnino
OF = vehicle b tween De, Moines and Nera
ia. His skull is said TO have been .rac
turcd.
| Two young men were robbed of all their
valuaDles lew nights since, while crossinr
Court Avenue Bridge, Dcs Moincs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-27

The people in Brussels having determined
to abstain from eating oysters in conse.
qncnce OF the high price to which they had
risen, the check in the demand soon caused
the charge to be reduced from IS. the bun.
drcd TO IS.