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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22
~ Democrats. I ski.

re- Democrats, t@ skies are bright =
We never entered on a campaign with bet
ter prospects of success. The dsunion ne.
gro party is being crushed beneath the
weight of its own enormities and is broken
and divided. Let this encourage US to
labor. Be united, be active be viglant.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22

Gy Jinks says. members of Congress
who voted themselves $4,000 year ought
not to be forgiven because the whiskey, un-
derthe Influence of which the bill was put
tho, was of :he rankest description.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22

@ For FIVE or six years the Radicals an
nounced that it was "dislpyaP to speak dis
respectfully of the President, treason to
criticise him, and ime deserving of
death to oppose the Union.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22

Gay Keep it before the people that in a
Committee of Conference, the Rump Con-
gress, on the day of adjournment, increased
their pay about 100 per cent. Five thous-
and dollars to a Representative and seven
thousand dollars to a Senator was not
enough for this session. Let the people
remember this outrage when they come to
vote for legislators. Oh! for set of men
who will legislate for the good of the couM-
try instead of their own pockets. " lille
they very materially cut down the soldiers
bounty from the original bill, they nearly
doubled their own pay. SHAME! SHAME!
1t is a huge swindle and an enormous crime
perpetrated by the Rump Congress, set
Of Jobbers and stealers.- Columbia Demo
crdt.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22

g. Nobody knows Winnie Ream, whom
the Rnmp authorized to be paid $4,000
fora statue of Abra ham Lircoln,) as a
sculptor, but many know her as lobby
jist.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22

We clip the above from the Bradford
Argus. and inform our readers that simi-
lar letters have been received by persons in
this place 1t is all bogus, and those who
send money to any such concern will only
lose it. Look out for patent hnmbugs, uu.
der various other forms, whereby some
stranger promises to give you from two to
ten dollars for one.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-22

HUMRUGGERRY The following letter i
fair specimen of Lottery deceptions," /"
and should be warning to all those who
patronize City institutions of this kind
We presume the person addressed was not
quite so "green" as to send after this valua
bic prize.
DEPOSITORY OF THE MERCHANTS AND
MANUFACTURERS UNITED STocK Co.
No $50 BROADWAY,
New YORK, July %, 1866.
JNo. CAHMAN, TowANDA, Pa "
SIR Some time since at your request
we sent you pamphlet containing six
tickets. You eolected to send money for
same. One of the numbers has drawn a
prize valued at one hundred and seventy
five dollars, ($175,O0D Please remit amt
for ticket, $500, and inform us by what
Express the prize shall be sent.
Yours Resp
n MYr,rn D,a,t
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-20
.itln5-Gw
Sum mons.

Henry Tozer John Haley, plaintiffs, Isaac Jen
nugs-Action to money in County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Union County.
VWy0 ISAAC JENNINGS, DEFENDANT: In the name
III of the State of oregon, you ARE hereby summoned
aud required appear and the complaint of the
Plaintiffs now file in the Clerks Office in said Court,
after service hereby upon you by publication for six
weeks in the WEEKLY MoUNTAINIE. by order Of said
Court Judgment for thereof VIII be taken against
you and unless you soapper and answer said complaint
the Plaintiffs will take Judgment against you for the
of $3.50, together with the costs and disbursements
of this action u order of j. ?. Argersnger, County
.Judsepf Union County,. -, -
U. 5. Rev, stamp( II: BAKER, ftt'y for plaintiffs
80 cents. 'an5-6w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-20
sum IN

j. F. Griffin plaintiff, Isaac Jennings, defendant
Action to money in County Court Of the State
Of Oregon for Union Cointy.
TUN0 ISAAC JENNINGS, Defendant: In the name of
and required to appenr ana answer paintif complaint
file in the Clerks Office in said Court, after
vice hereof upon you by publication for six weeks in the
WEEKLY MoUSrAISgER, as by order of said Court, or
Judgment for want thereof will be taken against you
and uulsssyou appear aud said complaint, the
Plant will take judgment against you for the sum Nof
$3.50, together with the costs and disbursements of this
action by order Of j. p Argersnger, County Judge of
Union County NJ. BAKER, Atty for plaintiff.
U. s. Rev. Stampl
5Ocents. jan5Gw
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-20

TINE FOR MATRIMoNY.-Among the
ancient Germans, than whom finer
race never existed, it was death for
any woman to marry before she was
twenty years old. In this country
very few women are fit, either phys
ically or mentally, to become mothers
before they reach the age of twenty.
The unsound condition and constitu,
tion Of the parent is usuallytransmitted
with increased intensity to the off.
spring. BY the laws of Lycurgus, the
most especial attention was paid to the
physical education of women; and mono
delicate or sickly were, on any &C.
count, allowed to marry. DR.. John.
son, in his work on the Economy. of
Health, says that matrimony should
not be contracted before the first year
of the fourth septennial on the part of
tho lady, nor before the last year of
the same in case of the gentleman; in
other words, the female should be at
least twcnty-one years of age and the
malo twenty eight years. Tho DR..
says there should be difference of sew
eral years between The sexes, at what.
ever period Of lite the connection is
formed. There is q difference of seven
years, not in tho actual duration of life,
in the two sexes, but in the stamina of
the constitution, the. symctry of the
form, and the lineaments of the face
In respect to early marriages, so far as
it concerns the softer sex. for every
year at which mariageis entered upon
before the ago or twehty-one, there
will be, on an average, three years of
premature decay, more or less appar'
ent, of the corporeal fabric.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-20
Dissolution Notice.

yXyUE EC0-pARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing between
IL A~LAUER and L. SCHUTZ. under the name of
L,uer Schultz in the Jackson Saoop Is this tny dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Lruer having sold out his
Interest to y. Schutz. who will continue the busiaess
ls own account. All debts due the late firm will be
paid to u. Schultz, who will settle all liabilities.
~ l4fnh d h Al LAUER.@
-pa,les. Dec 1st., 1865. H. SCHUTZ.
Thankiui for past patronage, the tindersgnedlw
respectfully ipform his friends that he will ever be found
NJ the old stand ready to dispense his choce 9nork 70
t4eaa.' ?" 20 -'"' "''" 49, Is. .scnurzs.g
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-20
Dissolution Notice.

TUNHE FIRM OF ]. W. MILLER co. have this day
disposed Of their entire stock, in this city to Messrs
Bunnei Miller, who will continue the business the
same stand. Mr.. THOMAS Miller is authorized to settle
all liabilities aud collect oil debts due, All persons
knowing themselves indebted will please forward
and settle and costs J. W. MILLER & Co.
Dalles City, Nov 23i, 1865 n23tf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-20
1ailp Mountalnce
RUINED BY THE WAR.-The New

RUINED BY THE WAR.-The New
Orleans Crescent tells this story:
a relic of the past is seen in o man,
bearing upon his face and body the
impress OF many years. The man
walks the streets daily, bearing the
marks of misfortune, amid the friends
he had known in better years, but
with an appearance so changed, one
can hardly recognize in him tho Mer.
cutio of tho Crescent City, the gay,
witty and elegant gentlman who was
at one time the very leader of fashion.
Secdy habilments, bent body and
wrnkled face, havo nearly obiterated
all in him that was so familiar in the
past. Inheriting great fortune, he
increased it largely Gy marriage, and
from his profession at tho bar had
an income of fortyor fifty thousand dol
lars u year, and received single fee
of sixty thousand dollars upon claim
on real estate in the lower part of the
city. This wealth he scattered with
princely generosity and royal pro1u-
sion. He was q Luculus al home,
and his hospitalities aspired to all the
magnifcence of the ancient Roman no.
b!eman. In 1857 he gave single
soiroe that cost $4,000, and which
exceeded in spIendor anything ever
before known here. The very floors
over which tho dancers moved wero
covered with scenic paintings, the
work of the most accomplished artist
then in Now Orleans; and in the sa.
loon, where gaming'tables were ar
ranged, stood two baskets-one filled
with bank notes and the other with
gold, for the use Of those quests who
were unfortunate with the tickle god.
dcss. The dispenser of this gorg. GUS
hospitality is now dependent upon his
relatives. He takes his loss with
Christian resignation, and does not
fly from the world and rail against it.
like Tmon of AJhons, but moves
through the world with pleasant and
urbane manner, as if he had still the
>princely fortune Mt command. Such
cases as this are common since the
war.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23
ACIElC HOTEL.
ne. ls0. l9A 4 ne laeenwich 10,
~ souAns WEST or saoAbwAH.l ssswssx coul

oaB e0uAnn WEST or D1OADwAy,l DsSWsex coua9
LAHpr AND DYs sraKEss NEW Y0aG.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr.. Proprietor.
THE PACivsc HofsL is well snd widely known
i TO tine travelling public. The location 10
especially suitable to merchants and business
men; 10 in close pro unity to the business psst
Of the city-is on the highway Of Southern and
Western travel-and adjacent TO I'll the principsl
railroad aud steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodations for 500
guests it is we'll furnished, and possesses every
modern Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment Of its inmates. The rooms ere spacious
and we'll ventilated; provided with gas and wst.
er; the attendance is prompt and respectful; and
the table i generously provided with every del.
ieaey ofthe season. Y
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor. and
intenda 70 identify himself thorough, with the
Interests Of his house. " til long experience a.
hotel keeper. he trusts, by modetste charges
and liberal policy, TO pain' ain the favorable
reputation Of the Pacific k3D,el.
n B. Toprsvent cvercharge by Eachmeu, the
coaches Of the Hotel are owned BY the pro RTE
| Tor. fsep7-dly, JOHN PArTEN. j..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23
DISEASES OF rns Liver.

The lAvcr b much n,esc frequently. - seat AZ d.
stgned 70 perform, hi = - rseslg execution o
which depends not ony the general heh Of the body
W.. !. ssssS.s g. y q q ~ l.Se9
ofihe body. III c1l - pd!5s1sl ID soos lovei
the mind and IL operations which cannot eaaly b
dsssS|h; =: e elcss scoansesioa VIZ oshcsdls
lyn1 ~ ngst dOabpai character, - 4 inls
~ - eaysiolas. srs 4 Ersca mis1ce. -.
exjsea between ~ liver - - hsia, ~ II essal
d0minion whtch - persuaded n exsrcsss svef In
papsGns u mankfDd, coavincs me that Danysn1betu-
nate beingshave committed oct. q deep hA criminal
atfOeley vDr becnne what ftpos ecem hypuhn 0eiaco
from The simple fact Of dlseased ststs pi he vef
has0 hing bedn cdnvtnced tnne nofe tAan un4 half ol
e complaints Whch 0ccue b thls 0OaalRy - 10 -
euneldered havag thsif scau n diosaoc1 nas q
Ne liver. WIN enumsfute some Of them: 1y1bsun-
mon, DRnAn0KD sfAT8 % mn n0WuA uHsAIab AND
vlnreCUvn San1nao AND nA9soUnA nv0 t1i0l1I ~
inadequate cauecs, II which We afterwards SDcl
4shaped laet, though not least, more than fznn-
tOUna1D Ofle diseases esancfaosd undes the had 4
cuHsunrnON, have their ecat In diseased nvee. ~
= truly ffightfnl catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

TRAtEs LEAVE PORT BYRON AZ yOL-
Nail and Express 7so A. n. daily. (ss.a.ys
excepled.)
s.:anbo.. Express 1875 A. n. daily. Ossn-
Accommodation $50 r. n.
Aaalva AZ F0af sHRox.
Maj! and Expsess 1880 T. NJ, daily, Sundays
e1cepted.)
Ssesmboas Esrress LES r. NJ, daily.
Accommodation $50 A. ~, daily, (sundays
Mali and Express l.svtss Port byron .. ,:as
h,akes close connecti0os Tor Chicago AMI oil
points ii Nssthtfn lllinsis md wisconsin.
NeeamboAtS6 Apg9so ebnnects q Sasa INA with
Steamer k0mu for Dabuquc. arriving houra
aAead Of Npttbsrh Liaeboats.
connecting 4 ss 1.s ssse.nSo.. 8.
press. and Al r. NJ. stnnsetiu1 with $50 Pm.
train
Al Racine, with Goodrich Line steamers for
Grand ii.vs.. SAeboyg.a and Asnitowoc.
Al Aacine Jancsion. With Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad. foe Milwaukee. kenoshr. wasssgsn
Al Clinton junction. lw.ifh Chie,ro 1 North.
western Railroad, ior lanesville. Madison, Pra.
irie du Chen and L. Cfoase.
rosd, for Footviile, kvSnsvills, and Madisss.
A. Freeport, wish Chicago Nosthweaeera ssd
Illinois Central K silresds. Tor Rocsford. Wares
Mineral Poist and Oalssa. y
Al Savanna, with sosam packet Lansing :.
for dubuque and through boats to a. Paul.
road, for Chicago, Dixco and Cedar Rapids.
Al Port Pyfon, with Chicago 4 Rect 1slasd
Railroad. and steam packet "1ews" between
davenport snd Rock 6lsud.
Passeagsrs will AuA this soad the cheapest
and quickest 10 Ill points In the Northwest.
n
Eastern Division, Wcstern Division,
nayl7 -dtil Rscine, Wis Savanna. ILL.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

The po0tponement Of this enterte hAs beer
usdo impereeive iron several cad the most
preminsnt Of which b thot, owindthe magni.
Sads Of the undertaking. and the brt time d.
lotlsa 70 The psopeietSre, they 6&om u, 00l
70 90 900 tickets On hand, or in tlpnds Of oui
Aessts, which hsve mot been disod o. The
enlespsise hes involved = amount labor and
expense. which none but those simoy engaged
80 cooprehend. Over es,0e0 III bees ex.
peadsA By the prOprietors IN prtg, adver.
Using, licenses, rsnts, Office help, Incidental
expresses, which Il . guasentee OF faith they
have In the eapssiment Of distriAg nearly
Ons Hundred fhcusasd Dollars eng thoee
who purchase tickets for thu Cord Our en-
tsspr1se has INST With unparallell1 accsss, fl
eu(stripping ny sluilar Indcrtak lver before
inoueuroted IN the Northwest with this
largs santsr d tickets IN The hstof Agents
seiasssed I'll through the States Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Iowa. the psoprit would q
mueh dislike to hold this numbe} ickets and
CONE 10 = conpstitoss for the 0to be dis
ssiouted, % would those Who NJ purchased
their tickets.
Il 10 desirable tsat every ticket old BE- clos.
I'd out bsfees The Coneert, this SnteeinS 70
those who hsve - freely md lava smbafke "a
IL The estefpsise with 10 fair ohonofable
dealing. tethe . ! thas no poesihe ams can b
sttaehed - The psopesetosa. Fatty md Jus.
ties 70 Ticket 0oldsrs y our ain, I'VE are de-
tesminsd 10 % eouduct this ent4se thaa We
nay eens 70 The Thousands Of couAe msa and
Woanea througAeut these States teeond tims
anA seesive thsir patronage /, imilsr but
more aagni1eent salsspsise.
We have beeo fsqusstod BY aral OF our
Agents 70 postpone our Concert ! aflef haf-
vest, assuring % that thou an6ould then
purchase Tickets who sre unable ID 20 Il pres.
sat. The wish TO give oil On cFtunity 70
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

o asa after Slenany, May llsh,
The Steamer Iowa will leave dock loot Or Brsdv
street, for Port 0yfss. - follsws:
A. =. Nc connecting With tsa . for Full
tos. Sovensa, Dubuque, (srflving 10 Dubuque 8
hours In sdvancs Of any ether iouse) Ereepor..
Racine. and all points north and northwest, east
wisconsin.
AZ = =. Nee connecting with train fur IL.
wanna freepOrt, Racine and milwaukee, and I'll
pciuts north, west and east
The following a,e the rates Of Fare 70 pOints
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

C1Deago I - loIo11 1a1leo01,

Chlsage 1 ho0k l1lon1 Dalleoo1,
H.. sannss leElnpmeGl. looo.
ffaiasssa By CAleaav ~ No. 9 tuslve -.
u1ae faeasr tion Oovonpesa tiDe. & & 4.
IOAnD AffIe A0xDxr, JuLr =. lisa
~ I'd until further notice. traine will lease
,Devs:Icrt daily, (Sssdays slsspssd) = lellSss ;
~ NJ =" - .....J ~ ,. =
a r,$ns e.Pssss ......:..;......:...sA Z:
% follows:
ies Night ezpress at..................Sl q. a =
p lnaly expss1s And aail truia 49,. s %. p Z.
=, Al tra.s over THE reate ars Il divous eoanset
We g Caisaee .iea trsins ever both ~ ,NieAi-.
WE'VE and CLissso ksilrcsSs e . .sS a.. * X
s s Toledo. Ccleneus. Clevslana, Ciscinaaai,
g AsSSare' Daslirs .ses!o, NiaSs Falls, Alba.
Washington.
reeosa9cfs - ps0isAsa ef the uecees,e,
:. viee dissiaet airectisas - - ~ aeetins1ios
q their esegeGe. else 70 pesesrs tieksss beiore
taking theif sea1a II the cass.
Daveuport, July -. 1850.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

-
49,. semneR llfa1genent. lSee.
utes latter than Davenport time "''
|nN4ND AFTER MONDAY, JULY %, yss,
Nsand until further notice, irsius viii j&eS.
Davenport daily. (Sunaays escepsed)s "a fol,ovs !:
SoS 49,. Express for kellogg cad Washinstos
s;ls 4. :. freight for Kellogg aad " ash neson
I Irs.n: arriy. q Davenport daily. (sundsys o..
ton. - ''"e
aor.n.express ffomk eliosg andW .shiustso
The o. .. n. traan sut Of Uavenpcrt. mskee
direct connection q Kellogg, lowe Citv. M n
Warrington, with the Wesscrn Stage Co. = -.
West.
Train from The west connect q Davenpost
18th trains ofthe Chicago Rock Island RR. for
q! points kase, North, and south.
Passengers Gre reminded Of the necessity q
giving disstnct direoions a 10 the destination Of
lafsage, also 70 procure ttekets before taking
heir seats 10 the ears. A ypnAla. Nup't.
Davenport, July IS. 1885,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

n.UDLANG. HALE 80.
Rssm NJ. ]. Jsaess Blosk, r. 0. srsr 40
MlLWAU4BE.
TICKETS FOR SALE
AZ Plummerss Bookstore,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23
SYMPTOMS ORA DISEASED IxvER,

Pa1 10 ~ ~ EIDE uades ~ edee u thosnA n
|eeRiuR on pressure; sometimes the pain d IL "a
pAe; the patient b rarely abc 10 lie tn len ade;
and ffcquepty s1tcnds = a. Top q he slesider.
el.d IL ss6rnee nistakn ~ sheui1al1sm q - 81
nusA; ~ bowels 10 general are costve sometmss Il.
tesnatine with hxt - hsad : troubled With pain,
accompanied with dull, heavy senation In the hack
pert There y gruesally Considerable loss II memosy
scrosnpanied With pasfol eansati0 Il havtng led
u.dore something which ought 10 hive bsen done A
slight dry cough h sosnsuues = attendant TIE pa-
startled hi FEET are cold es buE1g md he complane
sfa yrtkly .ensn4oa u ~ akn 6ia eptrits are nv,
and although be ID sats0ed thaf exercise WuulA b
bencAeia % him, yet h scarcely ann Up fesade
euDaeh 10 Try Il. In Aet hcdistsus0 every re0sdy-
Several a H. above eymplUne eccuany thu desaes,
bat cases have occurred when few Il them existed
yet examination II the body acr DEATH ae shown H.
Liver to have beccn extensively deranged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

aes Ter aaay ysses aaAs he
III treatment Of private dissassshis
lbssiuass end stady. 6yphilis
HE I'll its forms. 0lsss cd 0asis-
~ tusee. Partieular atssatiso eiv.
n % 70 old saanding easss. vAisA
wuss fSFossly sussidsssd issasabls. Alss ~
eject Of solitary hssis, both ruinous v Ne bsdy
asd mind and produce some Of the following sS.
fscta -Blotehes. Constipation. Isss II nsoesys
pais II the smell Of NE beck-saa ~ folly 70.
stoeed 10 health. Ceasultoetea RE-.
Charges 0odefste, end eusse guaeanteed.- -
Post 0ilee Box, 99sl. All letters WITH seaaAp
answered.
r. S.-All businees strictly eon6dsatial. o..
De- hours hen I. .. uaeil > ?. Z. bSoedAwsi
PHILOSOPHY OF NAlAlAoD-Tls Psopsisesss
L Of the New York Au6soA q Anseue1y hsve asese-
uIinso . issue nee, to- 49, - hstsuetive ~.
turse % Ner.iR 6dle llqpeo4tiaA Newly
eadrhy9cai Ded1iv. ffsAatlte Dcea.e ofMsnhoo4.
lndigcstioa, weAkness o. Dgpssea1uo, n0poooA9.
Loss Of Endg3 and 10y NUesr ~ Social Evil
ard 0hooe 06llee wAle1 seeu1t IRON Yoathlal balles,
ssoa e naassity. q ignosanes q fAysisaaU ~
Tksse isvs;sasss fessass Nv ~. u ssaas Il
eollghteank nd sAvfng tooaoood1, - IN - ~.
wnfded lsee - receipt q e6aS otn0po - o1Aeu1nG
escsetafy New Y0sk M0ssan q A4oeuQ aad Ma1f
cine. SIS Broadway. New Yefk,v 0asi6Aly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23

Dteseo. 0egS46Wa
= Special Notloe = Lodles
ns an is.pasast Tat laAsss shssAa hass prepa-
;ss =. e. e W.
ma made In asasssss s. spsc;al sesdy. -
Dr. A. NJ. NlAU0lCBAU,
Fro1seoor OrDasesuoeeoroD >oapess
has been 10 extensive and succssfu practice for ~
~. g = - ssoss . .sSss:sds Z -
SsTho Married Wemaa's Private
Medical Csopanlss,"
IA lsd,ss Y dsicess g gseessioss health non
Which every ~ IN vssceive Als tAeesaga keowl:
sc Z ~ eosPls.ss synpsons ed cssass:, e
ione. rsiiaSie sdvisef - co9pssisa. OvR
MALT i MILLION lA01go
poee..it. 1vey hassanA dAssld haseit M ssnt
lie gaasssssss ~ md innediase and slnesessss
structions, either i persos o. y nan. Llies no.
AZ psrts q " United staass consult hin WITH ne
greatest ces0de1cs 80 csseoinly 0esuGqgs.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
.. r. g: 's ss::.:s 8 :: se :::ess S
"props, palHsd .pos " o.daloas aad isnS.eat.
s SnS r r., 1907 = -: ~. {: ~ & So:
PavAro o.NcAl CcRAssga. q eoosalt q. 0aud
esan b. letter. and - sSasa asain2 inpssltioes
s0A1tSr5ea NseA SesegJe LWetes
who desire aafe and cestala seme1y fbs iue9utiee
ct suppression Of nature ftUa whatever cause, can
rely npoa his celsheatsd ss..s
PORTUGUESE FEnALE uoNTnLY PILLS
ss.possd sf.s.s "a co:.lx Imported s.ts.s.:. Tnsy
being sugar coated healthy and certain In al caoeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-23
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