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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
AGRICULTURAL.

VALUK OF Coon SToCK.-The nirC Field
and HIrp, In an article on the value of
thorough-brcds makes the following state
ments rs TO the value Of many celebrated
horses: .H
",rhe famous English colt, Ely, by Kings
ston, dam the Bloomer, by Melbourne,
whose reputation as a racer Is cXcelled by
few, Is now held at ahigh figure. Welearn
by our late files that Mr.. Blcnkison has Of
fGred Si0,0O0 for him, The French Glada-
teur, who is credited with the grand triple
event Of the English turf is not for sale on
any terms and IL he was, we are certain
that Count dc Lagrange ,wonld not look at
an offer below S50OO0. Lexington by Bos-
ton, dam Alice Carneal, by imp. Serpedon,
who Is now in his sixteenth year and the
property of Mr. Alexander, can not be
bought for less than $4,000 IN gold.
although the veteran is too old TO join
In he exciting contest Of the race-course,
lac has lost none Of the fire of his spirit, and
Is rendering good service to the world by
his breeding powers. His colts are the most
promising of any on the turf Asteroid. by
Lexington, dam Nebula, by imp Glencoe
who enjoys such brilliant reputation to-
day, although he remains comparatively
untried, can not be bought for S20,0O0; in
fact, this sum has been refused for him by his
owner, MIR. Alexander. Norfolk, by Lex
ington, dam Novice, by Glencoe, whose late
performances In California have made him
the champion stced of the Golden State,
WAS first sold for $4,000. and We venture
the opinion that S200O0 would not buy him
to-day Kentucky, by Lexington. dam
Magnolia by imported Glencoe, a peerless
horse, equally as famous rs his two half
brothers, Asteroid and Norfolk, is valued
at $4,000. Ashland, own brother to Ken
tucky, now in his fourth year, can not be
bought for less than 100000. Planet, by
Revenue, out of Nina, by Boston, is also n
S20,000 horse. But we have not time nor
space to go through the entire list. These
aru the most prominent horses of the run
ming turf, and in no instance have we
placed the figures too high. When we turn
to the trotting turf we find that the cele-
brated horses were valued nearly rs high.
Although Rysdykes Hambletonian is now
seventeen years old, he can not be bought
for $4,000. The young gelding Dexter, it
! stated, was sold for S26,000p
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

SrHL CHEAPER .
t,0ol business sack and Frock Coats at $40, AZ II
schwaTz, adjoining Enpire Ohice. Jahl1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

lntthe crowning glory of hts life remains TO he at
tned IN his discovery, or rather combination for he
doee not oam to have becn the disco OF CEpRoE
which In tho bhsis Of the Btters now offered to the
public, That honor belongs ia the native inhabitants
or GENITAL America, to whom it4 virtues have been
known for mo 10 than two hundred years Armed
with il the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malAria, and handles without fear, the most
GUS Rerpents. lt ia belief with them, that while
there s breath In the body Tho OedrOn Ia potent to
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While DR.. Bulls not prepared to endorse THE ex.
trsvRgant pretenson, he nevertheless satisfied from
athorough examination Of the evidence relating TO
lis virtues, tn as remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either to change
weather or climate, or 80 miasnatic Influences, II
RtandR
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21

And justly deserves the reputation It has 40 long on
joyedin Central America and the West Indies.
IN DYSPBPaIA

Ant ts attendant train OF symptoms, IL acts more like
CHARM than edicine. Ihsi In nothing in the
whole range OF haten,a Medi that for a moment
hear omparisOn with It in this dlsease
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition OF the United SaeS Dispt
atory, pages 1887 and 1873.
seriea OF experiments in which DIR. Null has been
for years engaged has lust been brought 10
ful terninatsn and he s enabled 10 Oter 20 the
public acombinAton OF OEDkON with other appro we'd
tonics, the whole preserved N the lest quality Of
copper Distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he IL CO nf.
dent has equal in the world.
He might furnish n volume nf cer;Inca tea blt the
plbo have long since learned 10 estimate such things
by their trne value. The safest lRn a for every one
TO testfOr himselfthe virtues OF new ms,liaine
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21
SALE oFREAL ESTATE BY ORDER

DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
Of, m II PItOBATE COpItr. rH.
On MONDAY, February 10, 1865, between the
hauia OF IL NJ. and p M, ON the promises, two
Iuik Gas tot tho town Of Miamisburg will bo sold
~ highest bidder the following real estate, as
Ili,a tIoerty Of John Friday deceased, situate in
the county OF Montgomery and state of Ohio, viz:
OHi lots numbers one and two ON George L.
purkcrt's plat OF out-ots, in section ID, town /,
range g NJ. RS, which plat is duly recorded in
fAhnhgnnery County rocortis, plat book a, page e.
InL.NO. containing SIX acres, and lot No con-
LIinIng i've more or less. Also the following:
iaining at the y. w. corner of section 49, town 1,
riiigr six, NJ RS thence n. degree, h, 10 rods
anil II links " stone for corners thence n. 66a
4ltg ecA IL 8rOds 10 stone for corner; thence 5.
\ iegr,,e, w. 10 rods and Is links 10 stone for a
o. TuTnoTg thence 3. O6A degrees W. rods 10 the
lAIra OF Deginning, containing one-half acre Also
Inc folloWingi Lying in section 10, town 2, range
b. Al MS, ,ipeginning at tho north heast corner OF
ptnsLion IS, &e. thence n. G5k degrees II. 4U7
chains, thence s. X degree w. $40 chains 70 the
middle of tho road thence N. 62S degrees w $40
chains; thence N. u degrees b, .1.ls chains 10 the
pIAae OF beginning containing seYenty-hVe hum
aiIrtslihs OF an acre (7b.iOO aere) .siI
All tp DO sold Is an entire tract and froe of
ttnwcr. said property has been appraised free OF
hgUt .it q 40 and can not sell for less than two
lhT,is OF the appraised value thereof 'H
! TERMS-Ono.third cash on day of sale; one
tuitd In one and one third In two years thereafter
IuicI rel payments TO be SECURED by mortgage on
m lr,tnises and TO bear interest from date.
..i''s IIIr N ELIAS GEBHART, Administrator
ADAM CLAY, Atty llrn- JanD4tw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is . pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentery, collie chol
era morbus, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and oil arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children when
TEETHING.
THIS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND INFALLI
bic Remedy has been used by the most Intelligent
and respectable families IN St Louis for the last f
teen years In all cases of Diarrhae, Dysentery aud
Bowel complaint and all unite in pronouncng the
most speedy and elcctual Medicine they have ever
used. Price, 70 cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by DR.. Il. EASTERLY & Co., No.
10 North Fifth street, St Louis Mo. Sold at their
Branch Store, No. ~ Madison street, Chicago Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Ladies', Read This.
DR. MOOPER.s
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular medicine will cure
al Female Complaints, such rs Excessive
Painful or suppressed Menstrutation, Lu.
corrhea, or Whites, Filling Of the
Womb, and all Irregularities of the
Monthly Periods. It will also bring on
the Menses when checked by Colds and
: al unnatural causes.
FEMALES suffering under any Of the difficulties
abovo enumerated, should not fail to uee
Dr. Keepers Female Cordial.
IiS ire most pleasant and Invaluable remedy ever
invested fQf the cure Of Fesnale complaints. Ladies'
~ ~ Pre- $f.D per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. f. EASTERLY !
CO.. No 10 North Fifth Street, 1t. Louis, Mo.
Sold = Ahsir bsaneh Family Medicine Store, No.
% Asdieon street. Ch'e a9os ~. For sale b.
Druggists generally.
: f6ftER, rlNCH 1 FULLER, BURNHAM 4
vs.ANSCnAACx, Wholssale Dealers Chicago,
tk. xAsrERLY's MEDICINES ARE
10K AAlE m DAvINP0HI 81 = 8.
1DAMnu1Uo11o 4S&AN0
1t.tad .iana o. -ssGs-uQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
TIE Daerals Of new Enslana.

>S-ooe-@s
The publication Of the statistice Of juve
nile crime in Boston has started Z discussion
10 the noWapepers Of that city as to ths
1ost e0sclual means Of suppreesiss il.
1hess Es thirty-six thousand children in
that city attending the various pnblic and
pnsnte eeheols. and eighteen hundred al
least who have ~ one to look after their
nosals Of their education. The statistics
new that i 10 mainly from the latter class
that juvenile criminals come, and it is con-
duded hat IL thess children we're provided
With regular trades, precocious crimes wosld
0eeoafably es1ss. Ky
And yet Boston and all New England
would have q bslisvs they are in tears vc,
The demosalissd condition Of their colorcd
hesehrea q tie South. They have no bow
- q eomDaooion for their oWa starving
peoe-ooSs6s e. ~ rapid Increase Of crime
h their own midst-but must elcctrify the
49, With theie humanity h Supplying
nioeieesries fSr The South. Can history Of.
md pasallA - such brsssn, unblushing,
unlsslins, sdfontsrss "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

SfAnfLlno STArEx.xrs.-Mr. s. c. Doc
ltetls. in late speech on the presentation
amendment, stated that Of the GOO, 600
nalss In the South. over twenty years Of
go, one-third persisted in the late war
That ., $4,000 rebels paid the forfeit Of
their lives. Mr.. Doolittlc say s further, that
e ths 1900. 900 Of black population, TWEEN
ty-dve per cont. was destroyed by the same
cause. This gives 1000, 900 men-makng
Of white and black loss the enormous hu.
nan saceidcs Of l,bs3.o 900. Then Of north
srn soldiers the lose is put .. 800, 900,
which swslls the aggregate to . round o.
oo0, 900 human beings slaughtered by the
Jolly and madness Of the extreme men north
snd south. who preoipitated the country
INTO civil va. And still the extreme men
north are not satisfied I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

rs iIt|s Ds'ss 8 49, ssE i.Sssv. /
a ssesaty-ssoiag ct nv = ssvsa ssl.
una paper snd = psislsd o ssv Typ.
J NE sasy~bsaa 1snanes1 russnae<as |
|Du6uqueee he 17tA iadk 4 eeapdi N |
|Dubuqqe t. 4ootaaA 9 Moody.
sss RseA b e ~ NJ
Rev. NJ. Lloyd, Rector Of 81. Mars
(Epissopa) Parish, Of Ottamws, h about
leaving 6es soos ethsa Asld Of lsbss, and |
Rev. NJ. Ryan, lats Of Dee Noinss, hes bssn
| inviAss u snsessd hin. NJ. Lloyd has %.
dsassd hinsslf - . large circle Of ftisods
here, who regret - have him leave.
Says the Eddyvillc hdspsadsns: There
10 pretty strong talk Of company being or
I eanissd ia tewn, for the purpose Of building
4 large wooden factory. The investment
yin most surely ~ largely. Why sss'tit
! b builts
II II u rumorsd thst 900 Of Tie III Iowo
, Bavalry are 10 accompany Col. Saver on
/. bic wagon road sxpidition this season. The
!. soats i 10 BE- the sane ~ followed last sum
n msr 70 Virginia City, From that place the
!. expedition goes 10 Sacramento City, Cali
: forsia, vhsrs The aninals are left, and The
j. men take shipping from there back to thu
}. Atlantic coast.
'el 4 men In Ksskvk The other day fell whil'
" getting out Of wagon, and Immediately be
an 10 halle for help, saying my leg \
sroke y He Vas taken up and carried int
o. house and . physician sent for in gree
= hrsts. The surgeon prepared every thing I
ua set broken leg, and repaired TO the house
We but whom he arrived the man had gotten u
4 and walked Of about bis business and for
se Ct to pay his bill.
,e, The vinton Esgls intimatss that gamb
nd ling and gaming houses are becoming alal
D mingly prevalent in that place. II quote
70 from the laws Of the State the following Sc,
-. items - warning to oil concerned
de Sac. 1859. (2722) Ifany person keel
ed ing . house, shop, or place resorted to 4
,st the purpose Of gambling; or shall permit
on suder any person in any house, shop, Z
No other place under his control or care, TO pie
led ct cards, dice, faro, roulette, equality,
III other game for money ar other thing, sue
!; = offender shall be fined in . sum not LEI
rst shan $50 nor more than $500, or imprisor
ter ed in the county jail not exceeding one yea
lc or both fined and imprisoned. In prose
he cution under this section any person vi
n has the charge Of or attends 20 sny sue
no house, shop, Or place, may DO deemed Il
he keeper thereof.
dy $50. 1864. (272S) Ifany person play
e. any game for any sum Of money or 9th,
ur property Of any value, or make any bet
wager for money or other property Of valu
he shall be punished by fine not eqceedir
500, or by imsrisonment in tho county j.
il. not exceeding 80 DAYS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
IDR. EA9TEWLY,9
Iodine and Sarsanarflla.

To be used INTERNALLY, which puriiics tho
BLOOD. and removes the CAUSE; and then by APP
plying the Ointment to the or parts. speedy
and permanent cure will he effected. Both are adj
vised Ia i've msed in these complaints.
Priccthe Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 80 per bottle.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rhcum and letter Ointment.
Is cents per bette.
Prepared and sold by Dr. l.. EASTEELY & CO..
No. ~ North Fifth street, St. Louis Mo-, Sole Pro-
prictors
Sold at their Branch Family Mdlcine Store No. -
Madison street, Chicago, HIS.
For sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

= t1Ais psGlfsctAn.-Ws reerst too
- - os1. 8Wieshel0 dooo ~ ooke hind
Y ne dismissal from the Quartermaster'
OsP!eocas e Wsshiagton, for Z violeat
end abusive 9sticle against he President 4
~ pap0s ss1he 8ssuasesuesienist." She
eays che nevee did have much faith in hin
~ aew leokS tp6d him - any thing but :
9Sfeea otod -. A. n szshanss 81.
7 E1l haxs come q : brsssy pass when
es3poooa1D - NY caniot Is pstmitte ed
WITH b uSdty."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

- Soeory Bope0oA0G beDelA?
ttssdem pesishss under the violence Of
eAs@ion, Military tyranny 10 introduced by
gradual departures from republican systsms.
cd the peopls even except it - less odious
end oppressive than The abuse Of legislative
powss. Ancient history 10 replets vith ex
00pln Mostsutive u this. And may we
- hope that The American people will
wisely tahs waning, and warning in time,
b ths adnonitesy lessons 20 plainly aud
eoleanly taught 10 The history Of ether ma
6eose History hes bssn called ''philoso
ply teaching b. example," yet it, voice ID
eessn disregasdsd, and The ''signs Of The
times" may we'll awaken painful solicituds
h every patriotic bose0. We have reached
. critical turning point, md the trumps,
voice Il the Press, - faithful sentinel or
~ waaoh-tswss Of freedom, should give u,
uncertain SQUAD The Constitution france
b the fathers Of the Republic, and unit
laasly, vsassaasd - only less than saered, /,
ut being ct aside and there 10 grcs
reason 70 fear that the distinctive character
Of The Government will soon be lost To &C
ee0plish this 10 plaiLly the design Of the
Redical faction, and, practically, the Con
satasisn g already suspended 50 for a. che
aetion Of Congress goes. This 10 nov III,
single snd plain issue between thst body
aad The Presidsnt, and Il 10 the most danger
ous point ever known in tho history Of our
countsy.-xiseevsj Republican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER,

Will Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and ltemtent Fcvers and every
form Of Fever, Incident to TO the West.
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen yaars cs-
tablished in st Louis, and il universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley to be an INFAllIA
FILE CURE for Acuc and Fever in all its forms Apuc
and Fever sufferers infallbe prescription is here
Ilr.s felY nu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Il II 4 IL: ETsS
Salt RleulMl and Tettcl
0imfunnenf

Will cure Salt Rheum. letter. Scald Head.
Prairie and Barbers' Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofuia, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. and all
Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin.
DUT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADI-
- cal Cure Of Scrofulous and Skin Diseases of
every kind we recommend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

ahoooae WAo8uOBTs obe
Some years ago. when Egypt, Illinois,
Was not % enlightened - ct the present
time, . rough looking man was brought
before country justice on charge Of as
eault and battery. He had beaten some
bedy badly.
4 ~ aseonished." said his honor, at
yeuf arrest on such charge. You have
hsaten the man horribly, and I must pun.
ish you severely. Why did you do IT.
'bseauss.' was the reply, he provoked
Ne
What did be sayi'
he said, cir, that was . thief
Won't do cir. I shall have to nns you
avil.'
He said was liar
Went do-no excuse
He charged me with having poisoned
~ grandmother
Shouldn't have bsaten the man 90 bad
H.
He said was the offspring Of q eanin.
epsois Of The female SEX
Not sufficient provocationi Should've
Aovo been % severe. Should have got Z
warrant. Any other excuse Unjust pun
isA ssvsesly.'
Yea, your honor, be accused me Of be-
inga Republican
did be the scoundrsl Called you
yea sif-called you Republican. II you
bad shot the scoundrel dead, no jury in the
world would have found you guilty. dis.
miss the cass.'-zTenscvipt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

- 0uO4u
A iIjptends ojbiasA ~ ~ recently
80 - oossensy ~ nsesisn 41Aifs
e -. pni>p1 onAse q OeluoQs h rsi-
eguaN - ~ QuooGkon q Gioiossship. The
- - ~ e ososs n Msfises whs,
0olGh ~ - e . 0peaies6, was born
49, ~ Iossi1ssy ef ~ sspablic. ed
tolfosn sAsee du6isg past & De minor.
~. q ~ claimed that Altheagh b Of.
tvuEdS lsh ~ country. b We never
oholses Nm. ~ dtisso. But Secretary
eDeee nye: by intsrnationsJ Law, which
- bese szpssssly declared e y pq.t L.
~ IsgiGloe6ee q The fspubue aad Il
vAish IN natasos must eontlem, birth .
tu1e b not su61s6on1 y edDow a iodi
vidual with eitislnGh1h Wha1by9 may b
~ provisions e M ~ a relation
thsss1e, but the sDooqnt e ~ indisidua
y alss nscssssey," ~ SAilA dnslae hl
sincerity inhssj(|og ~ na1ionality q hi
1Ghee. This = = eookrad1ctioe 70 NJ
esward's ruling = ~ - Of Senior Vicas
pllse, who was boea b Pansuaa, d Italia
parents. and smiUl1lng - this country d.
deg HE minority, bsssae On American eli
t1sn under the naeusalisae3oe bws, and ths
returned to bic fof0w 49,. Our Secret
y 81 StAts held thoe ~ taking up perm
oeot residence in ~ land q Sic nativity
I'D Of his own accord forfeited The rights
sitissnship here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

Hew long horse con live without food
= decided By experiments recently made il
France. Il was ascertained, by cruel means
that horse will live for Is days without
solid food, merely drinking water. He may
live II days without eating food or drink
ING. He can only live five days when con-
summing solid food without drinking. After
taking solid alimsnt for the space Of ten
days. but with an insufficient quantity oil
drink, the stomach 10 worn out. The above
facts show The importance Of water in the
sustsnanos Of the horse. A horse which
had BEEN deprived Of water three days,
drank eleven gallons in the space Of three
0inutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
MRS. MARY F. FARLOW.
ANOTHER SINGULARCASE.
OrrIcE OF N. y. AND GALEyA LEAD Co., !
No. p Nassau street. New York. June l, 1865. (
DIR. J. II. SCIENCE

No. % Nassau street. New York, June l, 1865. /
DIR. J. II. SCHENCK.
DEAR SrR:-For over fifteen years have been
troubled with II severe Cough, ard usually two or
three times year with more or less he,n orrii;Ce
which for the last few years has kept me thin in
flesh, and too weak TO do business Of any kind
without sutie. ing. in August last had u very
severe hcmorragc, and according to the iude.
ment Of good New York hysician, | was claxs s.
ed as bey ond the reach of medicine, and was ad-
vised to be prepared, so far as property matters
were concerned, 10 leave this world ut short no.
ticc This physician land my good friends ssid
hat 1.-The first severe cold took must prove "a
tal."A Early in January ltook severe cold. and
fortunately, was occupying rooms Ut No. 81
BOND 6TREET. directly over your office, I
think about the 10th Of January procure
taking Il freely. Ny feet ssaiimhs were very
much swollen, and all the symptoms of speeey
death seemed 70 sccy mpany iSy cold sent fnIr
my former physieisn and stated to him that
wss saking yer medicine, and after Showing
rspl You can t.ke them # you Ike IS he -
will rpu 10 harm" Tie said you bno.
whae ~ You last summer, ana say the SAM
now, u ron hare any business to close up Do ma
putt or He said to other friends thst h
could seaao hope for me-" and my friends md
relations concluded nv time had come At this
time was taking freely Of ycur medicine, b,r
had mot seen you. The Doctor called a few
timss, and 70 md me fmnch 70 his surprise. i.
said improving, and he could not understsnS
why. Ny faith was increasing in your medicines
and l had a wish TO have you examine my cas-
and see what you had TO say. When Won hrst
came TO my room and made the xsmina lion Won
gave me but little encouragement, but, on thu
contrary, expressed doubts Of my ever heipo
helped out OF my then seeming difficulties. Thss
second time that vcu called, finding me still gain.
ing. you gave me encouragement. saying s.my
symptoms were improving; the Pulmonie Syru,,
ieeweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills had aetsi
ike charm" followed jour advice, and IA
the surprise of my old physician and friends
seem much better than have been for several
years, and breathe better than ever expected q
person could with one lung, the lsft being CON.
i,lstely dried up feel very grateful to you, ana
your advice and medicines inyalushi.
Yours truly. T. s SHELDON.
DR.. J. II. Schench's Office - ct the northes st
corner Of 9Th and Commerce streets, Philadel.
phis, Pa, where al letters for advice mast be al.
rected. All his nedieinee - 6os sale By Druc
eists generally. "a @ W1-e1awly-s4
fsssts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

LccK.-A writeo Of much expssisncs in
ne world says"I nsvsekSsw n s1sly sissr,
hard working prudent I'M. sasstsl II bic
earnings and strictly hoa>s6 whe ssoplaln-
I'd q bed luck. A god character, god
habits, ed iron industry ~ inpfsepabls
70 tie asoanlts q q ths III 1uck that Seo,s
eve dssansd 81. ueneraily thess Who
semphin most q D. reetnnsfs Jtewne
~ theoe W. hsvs 49, ~ slN1t = na1g
~ ouiloo." sss1ff-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

Q o u G. HI b AL S A M
Will Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough. Group. and all Diseases of the
Throat, Chest and lungs.
THE most perfect, pleasant and eiicacous remedy
yerdscovered for all diseases OF the Throat, Chest
and Iuurs ii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Universal Family Pills

Are very mild ana pleasant In their operation,
yet more prompt and eectuali In cleansing the system
IRON all bilious. putrd md irritating matter thnn the
varioss othes pills in general use. For Liver Com
plalnt and Dyspepsia they really invaluable
These Pills are PtKELY VEGETABLE in their in
gredieats and win be found mnch superior to other
pills cure the diseases incident 10 the WEST Fam
lilies try them
EU Price 80 cents per box. Forty Pills in box.
u Prepaid and sold by DR.. E. EASTEkLY 4
CO., No. 70 North Fifth street. st. Louis. Mo- Sold
ut their Family Medicine Store No. " Madison street
Chicago, Ills For sale by Druggists generally.