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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27


LIABILITIES.
5th-Liabilities 10 Banks, or 9TH
ers, due or not due.
6th-Losses adjusted and due.
7th-Losses either unadjusted)
6th-Or adjusted and not due, t64.118.6S
9th-Losses in suspense, await
ing further proof.
1Oth-All other claims against
the Company (unpaid divi
dsnds) 10 225. 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

Tnr Man wt1a LsffLg BLACK TluhK.-
For IN endless number Of weary nithks W
had exercised the patience Of Job, u do
streysd large quantities Of ten cent na1chss,
in trying 70 get little light out Of q old
fashioned gas burner. Last night y pro-
duced boz Of matches, - was our 1Btom,
but had applied but one, when 10 . flood
Of dazzling light illuminated our entirs
ssaeexm. Upon examination, We fomd that
some one had taken of our old burrse, and
substituted the New England Econ,nist.' y
A hand bill informed US to Look outtbr The
man witA tie Attle blaek trunk. Rexisr, do
likewise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

BoAHp WAxrED.-By gentlemm and
wife in = private family. Note particulars
q to location. Address P. o. Box 1877.
ianQ6-d,t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27


CONSOMP TJONs
No., -. -. S...,a.as>eaas /,
s ~ ~
n ..,.,,, h-v,,. vim .,o,, d,v eoo,s. which
rsissd esceA ssorssr sUctS Ths 6reatAing & so.s-
ssrp sense of T,ossrNss and orrnnssion 1t The
cAest b ufsa felt A the disease advances the Pc
s: rs's:es ,s;. and detection e
lsa.th q time, and !. very readily affected By slight
more roSS.one and i s,s..dsS Win sape
80 %"r.tse \ somess stresIed ~iih bSod
Al ths ssaSr ri.hs :rssts nsn.liv 81 In ana ~ anne
CO. nro@a,r teesiine nf he 1nrs NAV aiso OK or
er, 81 ir", ",'" ~ ne s 81 n. other sISc who,s a.
ver a.. ~ csnvkinv ~ sense ~ Sn,nrss M sufnes
:,ss ssps,s.ssd rs r, pSi'. S.so.s. sa! h:.d1 "a
u sSoss @ who :Scais &c warmly Sy sss:s :r.rru-.
ne sad prcva.nce sad fatality o. disesce which sweeps
% inc stavs = 'ess' o31-A'A'" ~ D''n v'e''"''
unnnA~nfan ~ tina u.umra.
I - ns@cans % cecovsrsa ~: ~ ~ 20 mesn ssn
T.. .s!sl :.has. .se ~ aaa iaa..anasis. ihss
sxn ~ 49, 2 ses Envs Ws ~ p y ~. wcTss -
Coz M ~ cossissce. = 4 - RESTORED shous
81 n: q ea''' l'a'A ~ ~''' A'p'''''y svea up
Os'.' se Oo~sHs
CesfSr 1osSisi: \ does @ NJ ~ vort At once and he
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~ an. r,.
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Cor0lol n . Great Rem.
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sss thousand ca case: wnsrc = nss oesn s,'so % n
.as. = give. % instant 1sli.i II Group ssi Dipssis
.,. ma,
Thenaande Of cursa Of this most painful and danger
= sSs e y Is Pss ~ itr oossisi IL s,sss
nsdi1ssy.
n, w,sa.,... p,r. ~ ~ r,oea,., 4. . ,rr.t rem
T. ss, % ss.: ood ~Sss sses
ss 70 70 s as. e: ss rom
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0ravel
..e speedily and permanee,ly cared BY the Pine Tree
,ss ~n c.sd iSs sSrs IN
DER A.4.~.. .,a r.,.n
A1tnm9 ana OOusn.
nersrr rarrrAR CORDIAL give. ,n.,.s,.n..
\ 9sa sa..s Waoss. s..S,s !. ..s' 6.1 s coo sosr:s
In case u ASTHMA use
Dr. wi.h.rt,a Dv.nensia Pills
80 -. Crss1s
>-,. .-, -. 49,.
~. ''' disease. .- -'' " ~~ ~
AuvEB COMFLAnNT.
w ~ ~aa.s
as !, ';s:s: Is s': 81 :s::'Es: s::sE ;'s''
principle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

EvERY SATURDAY comes to hand finn G.
G. Plummer's containing many e,csllent
articles including "Boston Portnits in
French Setting" "Parisian Female lxtrav-
agance, ""William Cowper," and "laeenie
De Guerin."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

The NtrlclklanA Renea1eo.-We
have ios soas time felt Il our duty, Or % agree.
ebos privilege . lease, = sey vsel - Seves ef
reason that ~ ka.ew shsn 70 be COED IL ~ b.
ievs, that they . rspeeseatsd 70 -.
l1olloWay's Pllls.-Prognaaey.
During this delicate situation, ladies viii
sxpsrisnos great relief By using this mild
eathartic medicine Sos eosssetinG thoss in
dispositions aud nsussating Sickness to
which tkey are subject at this period. They
give gentle stimulus 70 the circulation.
and purify and expel I'll those honors which
irritate the stomach and bowels. They are
20 mild that the most delicate constitution
may take them with perfect safety. For
assisting females st the dawn Of woman
hood, or at the turn q lie, they are equally
adapted. Sold BY I'll Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

$50, 1888. 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
1lth-The greatest amount in any one risk
is 81, 900. except in special cases.
l2th-The amount insured in any one City,
Town or Village. depends upon it, size,
and how built.
13th-The amount insured in any one block
depends a. above.
l4th-C Certified Copy Of the Charter Of the
Company - fled heretofore.
l5th-Deposits are made with other States.
Amount Of Premiums received in Iowafor
year ending Dec. 8lst, 1866, 10 90. s.92l..
Is, (Receipts for December 1866, being
estimated.
l6th-Power Of attorney fled herewith.
c:-, TIMO G. ALLYN. President.
S's"s1 GEO. N. COLT, SEcRrrAaY.
Hartford County. 3. Jan. 9Th SO.
Personally appeared T. G. ALLYN, Pres
ident, and GEO. n. COLT, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and
made oath that the foregoing statement, By
them subscribed j. true, full and correct
statement Of the affairs Of said Company,
and exhibits, % far % can be aseertained ct
hi. a.. =. ectn.l cond;t;on an the a1.t
day Of December, 1865.
<o.--aN n rnnNy0nN
V~'e'I
Justice Of the Peace.
AUDlTOk'S OFtlCks IOWA.
Il - hereby certfne0, that there mas Oeen nleo
s si e u. s.se.s r.:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27
CIT 1T E M 8.

SATURDAY, Jan. 20th, 1861 wish Il
distinctly understood that have not with
drassm a. candidate for the Collectorship
Of the I'd Congressional District.
HsxRY H. SmirB.
Losr-t6 RswARp.-Lost large, white
wolf robe, On the ice, close to the Rock L.
land shore, last evening. The above 70.
waid will b paid for it, return to O. J.
Dsmmick's stable, in Rock Island, OF
Bo yinton 4 Marks, Davenport.
ian26-2t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank, @14, ,941. .02
Cash in hands Of Agents,
and in course Of transmits
sion. e7,55s. 40
Bills receivable for loans, &C.
cured BY personal and COL
lot. ri security. 80. 21,294.54
Real Estate unencumbered. 100000
Rents and inte: est accrued.
payable Jan. 1st, 1885,. 15,126.00
Stocks and Bonds, as per
schedule f3led with State
Auditor, .............1,S ,S48, $780, 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-27

Osassmptiss IF tAs Lssss, Cough, Ssr
1Aroae. and Bvsast, Breneaitis, Lissr
Ce~plsiae. Blind ssd Bisediss
Rlss. AseAma, Whoepias
Css0s, cad D9eAsris.
&c.. &C., Ae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25
KEOKUK, IOWAs FRIDAY. MAY 25,s 1855.

The President position is absolutely talsn,
we'll defined and universally understood Il
il this, namely, that % far and 70 fast = the
unrepresented States present themselves unl
qusst0nAbly loyal, they m entitled % feprs-
seats&aoas IN Congress, equally with other
States, and just as we'll Is if there had been
no rebellion. The Representatives of the
national Union party in Congress do not yet
agree with the President, but think they
differ only in regard to non essentials. Some
are understood to insist tha. the people Of no
State ought to reserve the right Of secession
or disunioa. The President says exactly the
same thing. A State that should claim to
reserve right Of secession could not be.
loyal. Others contend that after rebellion I
State ought not to be accepted which insists
upon or re admits the validity Of the debts of
the rebellion. The President says exactly
the same thing. A State that should insist
upon the validity of such debts could not be
loyal. Others argue that as consequence Of
the adoption Of slavery, change ofthe basis
Of representation has become desirable and
necessary.
Here ends the telegraphic report, and ws
must wait for the rest Of the speech to come
by mail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

The colored levee laborers on . strike for
higher wages we're arrested and imprisoned
the other day for thus refusing to accept the
wages offered them without grumbling.
If colored laborers are compelled to work
for low wages or 60 TO prison for refusal, in
Memphis and elsewhere, it strikes us that it
will have . tendency to keep down The wages
Of laborers generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

CHARLES A. DANA has rendered his resig.
nation, as editor Of the Republicans, to the
stockholders now in session 1t Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

MAYOR PARK, the drunken secesh Mayor Of
Memphis, challenged the copperhead editor
Of the Argus to fight duel, for some refec-
tons affecting his conduct The editor did mt
see it, and published the correspondence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

DR.. J. NJ. SHAEYrER Of Fairfield has been
appointed Commissioner on the part of our
State to the Worlds Fair at Paris
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

The New School General Assembly will
meet in Rochester, and the Old School in
Cincinnati, next year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

ANOTHER murder has been perpetrated in
Decatur county, by one Williams who killed
]. W. Alfrey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

GEN. TERRY ELECTED SESAroR.-The Leg
islature Of Connecticut has ratified the action
Of the Republican Legislative Caucus by
electing GES. TERRY to the United States
Senate IN place Of Senator FOSTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

The steamer Tariff took out over $1,000,
600 Of gold to England on Wednesday last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25
VOL. 13.
on as term Of Church membership or Q

on as term Of Church membership or O.
ministerial communion.
An able and lively discussion opened orig.
inally BY the Kentucky seceshers is progress
ing, and the leading men Of the General Az
sembly are taking part in it. DR.. THoAAs,
who spoke on the Breckenridge side, was fol-
lowed BY Dr.. BoARDMAS, Who stands npoa
the Van Dyke platform. SAN GALLOWAY
spoke in reply to BoARDiAs yesterday and
in the progress of the discussion We presume
the test talent in the Assembly will be heard
on one side or the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25
Notice of Incor.o...,o,,


NOIlCE IS hereby given that Il. W. Sam.
bishop, Erie y Lsech. Hurry Fulton, Ed.ard Mumm
.s p.i y. nhhng NJ Shelley, Nicholas sargeant =
-. T. nu"1f ~ -. briee, VIM Patterson, b. Chitten-
cen, :. Barker Isaiah Hale, John W. Cltshorn v
shorsda OF the County OF Lee State Of Iowa and
Sohn schee, of Clark County Mi.sou have Organized
snemseves With those who may hereafter become asso
cated with thcm into corporate and Joint Stock Conn
Pahy under tue laws OF los relative to such
lions, In the name and title of
The Union Livo Stock Insurance a
Tho principal place Of business Of the Company Il /,
tbs City Of Keokuk, Iowa
The nature Be BY the Com
fHEPr, ACCIDENTS AND DEATH AANsh
Tn. amount Of Capital Stock authorised II Two HIM.
rtd Thousand Dollars and may be increased ro, sia
TO time the business cf the pany NAV :, op;r.
ded into shares Of One Hundred Dollars ~ TN C
Pany may commence busineas whom twenty Thousand
Dollars shall b subscribed, and per cent OF that
amount paid In The residue OF the stot il subject to
be paid In ~ required by the Directors This Corpor.
non 20 continue twenty ysars-renewable by Of
pvaie property Of the stockholders il made az.
empt from liability for corporate debts except a. prov
III. business Of the Company IL to be managed by :
Board Of nine Directors who empowered to elect
President vice-President and Executive Committee
and slse Secretary and Treasurer snd such other en-
and agents shall be necessary 70 conduct the
bu.iness Of the Company fhs anndai electors for d.
'rectors are to be held on the fhasday Of June in
each year. X %Ga1
The liability Of the Compass ~ 4 no tim. exceed
double the amount Of Capital 6eock.
n ". sample, 9. Davis, williem Tfmbsrman. fieh-
ola. sarseant John A. nsAop. ,. 3 Rree r Ruddiek.
Isaiah Hale and John Schee elected Directors
serve until the annual election In 1867.
Ata mesting ofths Directors the following oMeers
were elected to-wit;
Nv SAMPLE PRECEDENT
WILLIAM rIMBERMAN, Vice Presi,.nt
Al D. CHITTENDkN Treasurer
RRIa y. LHECH, Secretary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-25

saturday Afternoon I3-aRAND MATINEE PR
HoRMANcR-E0 cennsnctrg II 2o'elock- A&miszion,
% Cts. Children Is Cts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

The following purports to be from model
medical pupil:
Dear Doctor--I shall be one hundred
and seventy-fve yesrs old next October
For over eighty-four years have been an
invalid, unable TO step except when moved
with lever. Bot year ago heard Of the
Grsniculsr Syrup. ] bought bottle, smell
the cork, aud found myself man eau now
run twelve miles and a half an hour, and
throw thirteen somersaults without stop.
ping"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

UK wARREN's BILIOUS
TxnHn- BiTThRS, for purifying the
= - Dyspepsia, General Debility,
oostiyeness Pies and all bilious diseases.
For cleaning. strengthening ngigorating and put.
ing In the weak down de0iitated aud dseAs
"a human system, 1t is believed TO be unequAleo by any
ther med cine ia the world
A GREAT REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication Of diseases Of a
chronic nature and cannot tell exactly what As them,
will fnd sure and speedy relief in the use Of Dr. War
fen's Bilious bttefs. Such case was Mt Daniel
Smiths u Barton VI who writes under date Of Aug.
q, 1852 EEL commenced taking the Bitiers FIRST Of
July have taken bottle and part Of anotheI-hnd
health ior months, and unable % labor.
GREAT HUMOR CURE
Mr.. Smith above alluded TO, says! Ny son who
has been troubled or years with under his arms
has been cured by taking one bottle OF d.. Wanen's
Bilious bitters
1t quiekeus the circulation restores the lost appetite
regulates all The functions Of the body, elcauses the
blood, calreh % all morbid and uuhea by secreti1us,-
thereby preventing curing a diseases Of the skin and
all complaints caused by impure blood, dis0fdefed
condition OF The liver. and b0Wels. To the
and emaciated DR. Waren's blious bittnrs are paruc
uary recommended as the most perfect tonic and nvg.
orator the world has ever seen. Mr.. L. PAUL Of
Manchester, a. H., says: "l bad become 90 mueh
red ced that my weight was only 100 ba. now (sfer
using The bittcis three weeks) weigh $50 lbs Z"
Persons who are subgeSt 10 iyers caused by sudden
colds, overlooking the utomach oveIeKeroni other
causes, may always escape settled fever by few do
ses Of this medicine. fever cannot live taeutj four
hours where Dr. Wauen's Bilious bitters are used IN
season.
" hat Dr. Mason Of suncook, n. h., says March 81,
1903; Having made extensive use Of Or. Wareus
Bilious Biiers my practice during the past yeafs
have no hesitation In fecommt nding them the pub
lie as very r,ha lie and valuable family medicine from
the use 4 which can De Obtained satisfactory re-
suits than hom any other compound with which | Am
acquainted" subsequently, Ia c,nystsau0n with the
proprietor Dr.. N. says - should not know how 20
get along in my practice without Dr. WArrens Bilious
Biiters"
Beware Of couuterfetts and limitations. Observe a fac
smile signature Of The pTol rietoT John A. PERRY }
over the cork OF each bottle without which geu
uine
Price so cents and 81 per bottle
Prepared only by John Perry, Chemist, Boston
Mass. Sold by NJ ) Burr Co., 20 fremont Street
Boston, and BY an druggists
X. Brown, Montpelier wholesale ard retail agent
for Vermont Oc'. 30;dawly'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
3ourttp.
ON THE PERRY


On the ferry sailing DER
To the city, lying dim,
In the mellow mist Of evening,
On the rivers farther rim,
On the ferry, gazing outward,
Der the river, far and cold,
While the blue bay dips its waters
In the sunsets iieetng gold.
On the ferry, gazing outward.
o, thou river strong and wide,
Every pulse is beating measure
With the rytbm Of thy tidel
While thy waves break swift and eager,
Motionless the great ship stands,
And above each pendulous pennon,
Lures me with reckoning hand.
Shifting DER the uneasy water,
Lean the sunset bars of flame,
Like the Legendary ladder,
On which angels went and came.
In another summer evening,
On, little way before,
shall reach another ferry,
Seeking swift a farther shore.
/ shall cross q drearier ferry
Crossing TO return 10 more,
Sailing for a fairer city,
Lying on a iairer shore.
viii Gods sunshine lean around me
Flushing every wave in gold
VIII you row me gently over
Charon, boatman, calm and cold
When the earth airs cease to chill me,
When my meagre day is done,
Boatman, bear me through the splendor,
Falling from the setting sun!
Bear me onward to the mystery,
The Eternal will unfold
To the unrevealod glory
Hid within yon gates Of gold.
Life may touch the soul so gently,
We can hardly call it rough;
Yet well all say in its closing,
Our brief days been long enough.
So | stand with gathered garments,
Ere the deeper shadows fall
Drops my heart its last, last idol,
Listening to the boatmans call.
Come and by my spirits sinking,
BY my shrinking fears untold,
Bear me gently DER those waters,
Charon, boatman, calm and cold.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

WISTAR'S BALSANI
W | l. d G III Il r X Y
BERN ussD ron NHAR1Y
HALF CENTU RY,
WITH TIE MOST AsroNsHrNG SUCCESS IN CURING
Coughs, Colds, Hoafseneis, Sore Throat,
Influenza WhoopinR Cough. Group,
Liver Complaint. Bronchitis,
Difficulty Of Breathing,
Asthma, and every
affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON S u NJ p tt % N,
vhich carries Of more victims than any other di'ease
and VIII ca battles the skill Of he Physicians 10 greater
extent than any other malay, often
YIELDS rt THIS REMEDY
when all others prove Intellectual
is A MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, soOTHING IN EFFECT
SAFE IN IT'S OPERATIONS,
1T is UNS URPAS SEDl
while as p. epEadon fse rom noxiou. ingredients
pc sons. minerals uniting ssil science and medical
knowledge combining a that Is valuable Ia the yege
table kingdom Or this class II diseases tits
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled merits AID receives tae general conf
denct Of the pub
SEYMOUR THATlHER,M Nj D.,
Of Herman. N Y, writes as follsws.--
"WistAR's BAtsAM or Wild CHEBny eves uniyer.
cal satisfaction. IL seems TO Cough by ooscning
and cleansing the lungs and allaying irritation 1Hus
o.UoH M LEAVING THE GAUSS BBHIrp consider
the Basam gtod any, not he best, Cough INT H.
cine with wh Oh l am acq tainted %
From X. FhLLOWS,M, d ofHnl. Nh
Although have generally great objection TO pat.
ent medicines can but say 10 justice TO DH WisrARs
bAIsAM 81 Wild CHhsaY tina. it is rem edy ofsipe-
Nor value for Pulmonary DissaIes.
have made use of This preparation for severed years
ans 10 has proved 20 be very reliable aud ecacuus in
the treatment Of severe ard long standing coughs
know NJ one patient now IN comfortable health, who
has takln This remedy and who, but for its use con
slider would not now be living
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY
From RcU. Francis Lobdeh. Pastor Of the South Con-
gregado"af Church btidgqpott Connecticut
BRmeEroRr Janusry, p. 1864
Gentlemen IL consider itA duty which owe 10 sui
fetrg humanity 70 bear testimony 70 the virtues Of Dr.
Wtsfdr's Balsdm Of wa Chcrfy. | have used it,
when have had oscasion for any remedy for Coughs
Csds OF Sore Throat-for many years, and never In
single instance has II failed 70 relieve and cure me
have frequently been very hoarse on SATURDAY and look
ed forward TO the delivery Of sermons on the follow
ing day with sad msgvings, but by liberal use OF the
BaaAm y hoarseness has invariably been removed and
l have preached without difficulty
commend Il TO my brethren in the ministry and TO
public speakers generally, certain remedy for the
bronchial troubles 10 which peculiarly exposed
Entirely unsolicited, send you this testimonial which
you A. liberty to use in any way you choose Per
haps the Balsam does affect all persons alike but II
always removes my hoarseness and fits me for the min
listers hard working day--the sabbath.
Very truly yours, FRANCIS LOBDBLL
PRICE ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 BOTTLE.
PREPARED ny
SETH W. FOWLR x son, IS fremont st Boston,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

An scrofulous persons suffering from general De
bhliy, Emaciaion, Dyspepsia, and Dropsy Of the
Limbs, Abdomen - and, IN the female, Dropsy OF the
Oyaries and Womb, generally accompanied with In
hammaton aud liberation Of the Uterus arc porma-
neuty cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The disease
known as Goitre, or sweiled Neck, the Life syrup
will remove entirely. The remedy should be taken for
some time, the disease is exceedingly chronic and
stubborn, aud will not Be removed without extra
effort.
Tumors Of the Ovapie.. $780, n----.,
swelling ct other lflauds 81 tHr body, win ha
peicy reduced without resoitug TO the knife op-
eraiions of any kind.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

Treasurer Spinner has written letter de.
clarine that government is liable for the full
value OF every note issued by the Comptroller
OF the Currency to bank. and by that bank
put into circulation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

CERTAIN CURB IN ALL GASES OR No
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of an experienced phve
elan OF surgeon in all difficult and chfcne dissAses
ever anne and nature shculi give him call
= LII Dow imports aud has for sale new Article
called the Freteh ssset. Oder by mail. Two FOR 81
and red stanp. Os SO W
May /, 1868
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
HloHLY IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES IN DELL

CATE HEALTH
DIX. DOW, Phys .ud surgeon Nos and En
d'aor street. Boston 10 consulted daily FOR all diseases
incident TO he female system pIoapsus Uter or Fail
aug u me WON'T, flu0T Albus Suppressiup and other
menstrual arrangements all treated upon new NAH
ologiai PRINCIPLES and speedy reei guaranteed in few
Gays 10 inNAgblf certain 10 the new mode Of trea-
ment mat me most obstinate complaints yield under H.
ana me acted petson rcoices in perfect be attn
III 20 las 10 do ht had greater experience la the
phi sioian in Boston aud has, sin 1915 confined M
wh attention 10 the cure Of private DISEASES aud fe-
male comp aiuts
All letttrs must contain lur red siamps or they
VA not be answered. ufioc houTs frot A 81 % o i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING or THE GLANDS,
either Of the Faoe Neck, Female Breast and should
be taken the swelling Is detected thus pre-
venting their breaking, and producing Troublesome
Discharging Sores, which disfgure 50 many Of the
younger portion OF the community from sN to twenty
years Of age Young children very subject Dis.
charges from the Ears, which depends upon scrofi-
lous constitution. These recover BY taking
a few doses Of the Life Syrup.