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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08
lies sr fidt niet entaebn. sua er ins 8inmer trait.

tteB Ct fo9 ntdf ent9epn. Nl6 CT TINS Stmher trat,
nharaihlt ton cine msrfipiiroi8e tSrnppe Scu,le
itano' oa BON toloer Stom unb 0srlesentstt iibers
aOfsn, isin 0ater Bate esn arm UNI ibrsn lGlanr
Ten scb 8sleet scs II ild uno bldte ie sartld,
satis an. 5sraus ttisb ipraAlps anf Der S5psae
teten, aber feline 4ngeu eldnstsn.
uDa III sr |" s;ef 96iibsrs. usisb Dir ben Bnrs
i4en an, Sunafrauldn 3outie, Db Gu tbm trauen
fannt. SD earf ion nt5t bsrausareihsu, benn
th bas' ibn ersoaen Du mnst euf Dsine Gsfabr
sanceln. On atsr, Sunsssisl 6ranB, ntnm isst
isltit bae Msprt fir Std"
&c wuroea nibt ptsl g8crte srriIhem Dem ians
gen 8aar sstpeafslt. usbsrraib BON t5renl 5lide
bislten Fe nd un,iehlunsen, pdtrenc g8iberS frau
srneithlsn repsftpoa bic 6ane fIBte.
SO 1T nitt aus s,nmitteln, ipas ben &e9ifratcr
alein teppa eine balbe Stunbe oarauf In pas 3tntz
mer III trsten. gBo6l ater lrar ss nidst uneersGts
ferttet bag er baib caranf aud feline Satin su Den
iSIaflihen bolts, Die cine 8srlpbunS i'm snSsn
Sreiis fsiertsn.
9as fleiue SinsHen IN Der Bpritaot 1T niht
metr AZ fsben, eu6 bas 9eabtartaus lit nerihrun
ben. sln Der StsQs bsDer fisbt Elm sro6es itattt,
dss eebduee, fsit sssranost, uon frcbem Sebsn srs
fiilIt. Sp6t rarsn Die 5gffnunBsn bes Metfers
tn grfiluns gssan8en, uno er batte nlAt, bag ct
ne anesrs Ar ron &rfiiIung itn msbr titte tesfiis
-fen f6nnsn Sest umtunmslt i'm eins 5har con
Snfsln, er freut Sicb ieiner Snbar unb bes @luaes
elmer brapen Juaennfreunbn. @r 1T rc6l Elm ernz
Her, bsicnnensr Uiann, aber BON Der Shrcffbett
friiterer Sabre III ,penia nsbr an ibm III inerfen.
8r 1T mmsr nod, rte Das 6nupt Der Sariilie, 10
Der Mimciffer in ben a8erffattsn, atsr er 'peB,
oas. penn er einR aif9Srt e8 su fsn. sSrant
Wilbers isnsn Namen unb ieinen Bsruf fprts
fibren pirn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08

9asrerlcrne Ssinb. = Sic @bieaac Ycf
pcn lessr gSoAs ersihfi cine Sbat fade, ipeiae els
nsn Honlan IN rtni9en Sdsen entbdlt. Gin
yyrauenl ltnner, bas friiber Bsfanntihaft NIT cts
nen, set in &eiea8r rcbnenosn 8irser bate unb
BON oisism psrlafIeu trurbe, rdbte lih an i6m auf
fclaenbe eiabolitss gS,iIe. 9sia9ter 8irser, Der
Fh rpr einissr Sa5ren psr6siratbsts Bate bersits
Gin srsiii6rsss Wtdo1sn, mslaes i'm gfdrS bieiss
SSabrss bon ienem s5ranenStmmer seFcblsn uno
rad W2iluaufse sebra@t trnroe, mCislbf iie benr
Rapcr 8almanss srsaslte, oas ss itr 8iun isi, baB
ar Wfann eirslt1 ssh0rbsn trGre, nno baB fe
rrdnitte, cas Sinh Bel irSsub Ssmanb anf siniss
3si nnteriutrin9en.
Ser Mapoi fano cine Sanilts, trslHs eas 6ino
III }ib nabm uno eas t5ranenS Stmmer psrisb Dlils
lpaufse unb gisnlanb bat felt Der 3eit misber cts
mas rcn itr sshSrt. Gie tstrhbten @ltern lieben
8ine iberal iu6sn, uns ba berg5ater permutbste
per ibm baS &tnb gehcblsn babe, 10 ianSte er Ses
teimpctsiFsn mad alIen Seiten aus, otsr nir9enos
fpnnte cine Gpur BON Dem Stnee entnsGt nerbeu.
Sehs Wpnate paren m6brenn Der 3sit psrficiisn
unh bic @ltern tatten bereits Die bcffnuna anfae'
aeten, iraenb ismals tpiebsr stras BON Gem Sines
,u rsrns6men, als elmer Der vDststtipss~ pcrlsste
g8c1e In Oilpaufse 5ufdliS BON osm iSrausnstm'
mer unn iersm mpfsriSIsn 8srIbpineen bSrts.
Sr beIuhte Die QFssssltern oss Sinbss unb mad,
Der itn Sssstensn 8slhrsituna srfannts sr Saaisi'
BE cfcrt.
9is gltern murbsn bsnaSriatist unb famm In
allsr @ils, ibren aisblns at5ubplen. Sis Dtutter
mar balb tpabnfnniS pcr Steuoe, als Re tsr 8ino
rieeer In 6re Mrme IhlisBen fcnnte. Sas 8ino
sIbif bate ieec1 stne Gltern ponitdnbis psrssisn
uno rorts burhaus niht nit tbnsn seben unb ais
Fs es NIT Gerralt mitnabmen, fI ss In 6rdmpfe.
3u Sauie psr,rstBere IS, bas @fisn 5u iiH Su nsts
men, unb mad wentssn zasen ftarb ss an aram'
rfsn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08

= Gin issr tSFthsr Wiann, Der Eel Der Antrcrt
auf isbs 6rass immsr I'D nanfe Sbnsn" ein3ufeste,
ss mphts paiIsn rosr ntdt, besesnste iinsit benz
Arst, Der isns Srau su bsbanhsln pfeste, unS ant.
tportsts auf bei7sn 6rass uss ss6fs Ssrsr Sran 2"
.iis iR tpSt, idh bants S6nen"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08

nsn bsi9aftiste, oann ater fprah He NIT Ieiiem
aons vunb ben 9risf ben fremoen 4risf, NIT
oem @esos- bat Sn i9n fssnsm Gisentbimsr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08
@aRbpfIeene. @etIenber (rpft gum ,s6n:

@aRbcfIeens. @stienSsr (rnft gum Ss6ns
tsnmals). GER Steiner !"
SeGnsr iprtbt init stnem Stammsafs.
@s siIsnosr: vpSren Sie, Ssrr StsrtsInsr /"
ssansr eibt feline 2lntuprt.
&st1snbsr (nimmt ttn bsm 8crtsi8sfen am
@cf unb iasD: u9srr 8slnsr! babsn Sic feline
Sbrsn z"
&sIlnsr: wSbren? . ia spotl; frslib. 8s,
fsblen gis is tn Der Saues ppsr sstafen p
= SIN Often sisbt ss jsst 8tsmard Brus
nets (Damenbhts) unb 3anbnaoel untsuSGs.
Ser srpets AussnarSt 1T Spmsn, sr Gifnet
has Muae her bIinnen &ie6e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-11-08

Sts ila oatsr Das 2bsna NIT otter in teipresen an.
v2ssst On, faste Ger 8ts'nrator ihsr,eao. Gag
9u sessn 9eine sissne Bamilie miitbsit Du
niIIit EN- fesn,pss 9aar suiammen trinSsn, unn sa
isltit nod bret unteaeteus 8onter?"
vssrn sebn Etc fiini,sbn Saarsn !" la8te fe su.
rIf ng8art nod Elm 9aar SABRE, Damn molten
mir uns riener iprehsn l.
SIN Nebensimmar murne tebtaftes hretitmu,ises
8eplauSer bSrtar. Gis 8attsn untertrahsn ibr
Gsirrdh, unb slsis narauf tratsn hrsi aGsrlisbfts
Wdnben Elm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAST WIsE STEAMShifs.
PAcrTIG HA sTHs sx " 81. SoTsasSs
o1KSYIi r. ss,TEP 3 sTA,5s NAIL
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foot Of Canal street. %
June !. ARIZONA. Haarv; sonnsesns with Golden City.
june il, NORTHERN LIGHT. weir; oonn.c.ias with
June .'s d. NEW SoRK Gray; connecting with Golden
s.ess As:ss,:, 1ss:s 3, K: .ns M
and ia Central American por those Of ist touch 81
100 pounds Sasass allowed sssh adult Medicines and A.
Ior psssass retsss ss1 an furssr Information sppy
hs oos On The wharf foot q c,pal ;,rss ssa r,'r
EREIoHr TO sac yRAscIsco..
I AT osEn4ts E' szbHSSb RATES
!: ~: :
''s''ns ''' 6gE s sqs szs z ffs1sslsco JULY
fr.isss = lover rssss s.s rssSs sSsa ~
70. :as.ssmsns. ;, y....sss and fsish, apply 81 N
b. r. cARRrSoroS. As-r,
70 cALivokHrA VIA NICARAGUA,
s III JGE PHI naf n ra 81 r .ssIa
,,.sss s;;ss s''S sis s'''s rAlis s''
THE soE1s q sH srs1ss ceoxrr
WIN d'p'eA the "a szs re sisi 81 'isrtSSAp
jerry VI, Smith, Comm nder,
ON wBDNEsDAY, JUNE m AT NOON,
PROM pier ~ North RIVER foo& ~ Warren street
The Central American Transit Company have psnsd nsw
transit The fun Of lake and river in
surea " passsngers prompt and reliable transit this
favoriss line OF Caifornfa travel
For passage apply early b. mail o. ~ pers2n Al ~ Wea
street. corner Of Warren ID. NJ CAHHfNOTOs, Agent
Los cALIvosSIA. Wa PAsAxA
son!ssss IionT a 1922 ~ % ss ssss' Sss. iii
Tyesshs res.,v.d A. u.u.l
ror rates Ar. inquire freight Once compsnys pier
WILLS, FARGO co,
Broadway
sole Freight Agent. =. \. \. r. 20
Esok HAVANA DfHKCT-THH rAvORIrE SIDE
il wheel siesmship uoRRO CASTLE viii ssn from per
No tnor'h river 90 w~is.sdsy June - .. three oelocs
Y 0ARaisox ALLEN. Asan, 70 . Bovnns 0rssa,
~ n nqrs e.n.-.t.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

E,ok HAVANA DfREcT-THH YAvoRIrE SIDE.
so norh riyss 90 w.as.sdsy ysns ~ .. three eeloss
Y 0ARRfsoS ALIEN Assas. 70 Bowhns orssa,
~ rsa az s.us.. I~..a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11

Leaving pier ~ North river follows
ERIN. WEDNESDAY, JukElS
Cabin Passage. 500; Stceragc, ISL
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Steerage tickets TO bring parties from liverpool
Queenstown for $40 currency.
Through passage 70 Paris. Antwerp Hamburg bremen.
&c. ut corresponding rates.
Drafts for any amount issued any bank in Great
Britain and Ireland nj the lowest rate.
For freight and cabin apply At the compsny's
oce 81 Broadway and for tickets the passage
ONCE Of the company, n Broadway
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

A lady correspondent, lamenting Over
the new>fashioned skirt, says, ut looks -
il il had been made Of any old, lalf worn
material that one happened to have IN the
house. Oh. how much prettier the full
dress looped owe. snowy skirt Farewell
little glimpses Of embroidery! Farewell to
the fluted aounce Of pure white skirt eth
which We were wont TO freshen our dusty
dress f,r the stsesti There vas too much
poetic distinctivene.s 10 Jour style; the
radicals must need put you sway. | tsust
they are satisfied. We look like storW-
ters Of the sturdy Norvsgians, ready 70
walk along The shores Of the Csteeas and
Skager6ck. With the mercury fressa and che
wind blowing gale. saw The other az,
on Tremendously large woman. brown
dress Of some heavy material msds 10 This
new style. The loeesss skirt vas trinoea
With psrpsndieslar strips Of black velvet.
the upper skirt was trimmed d'sgonally and
the basquine MAS burdered str,ight around
The poor woman looked - il some body
had been pulling her bias-wiss. Then !
saw young miss with the same style Of
dress, Of heavy notified material called
Victoria, edged with . narrow band Of fur.
1t was just such garb As the damsel wears
who is about stepping into Tie reindeer
sleigh up in Lapland but - It was . mild
day, and the street was dusty and not icy,
it suggested . pity that fashion could never
control che weather So much for rsvolu-
ton in street skirts. Outdoor acquaintan<
Co.'S will no longer consider 10 stylish. for
there is . certain want Of style and an AM
gularity about the new fashion that pre-
vents ones thinking better Of il than that
il 10 serviceable."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
Western Union Railroad.

III Lows' Lave l'A' "o' - 'o''
Nail and Express 7:so A. ~. daily, Sundays
excepted.)
Steamboat Express 1925 A. n, daily. Sue
days excepted
Accommodation $50 r. N.
ARsivs AT POET sYaox.
Mail and Expsess 1880 r. ~, daily, (Sundaya
sieambo.. Express las p. NJ. daily.
Accommodation $50 A. n, daily, (Sundsya
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron st 7:so
makes close connections Tor Chicago sad ell
points in Northern Illinois and wjecepsin. !.
Steamboat Express connects agSavanna with
Steamer lansing for Dubuque. arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
"Stesmer lows" leaves Davenport 81 4. N.
connecting II Port Byron with Steamboat NJ.
psess, and at r. NJ. connecting with s6e r n.
train.
A. Racine, with "6osdsich Line" sseamersfss
Grand Haven. Shsbuygan and Manitowoc.
At Racine Junction. with Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad. for Milwaukee, kenoshs, wauEesss
and Chicago.
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, With Chicago Northuestsra Rail-
road. for Footville, EvanAviiie, and Madison.
Al Freeport, with Chicago 4 Northwestern aa1
Illinois Central Railroads. for Roexfsrd, Warren
Miner al Point and Oalens.
Al Savanna, with steam packet ''Lanaing,"
for dubuque and through ooats to ~. Paul.
~ Fulton, With Chicago Z Nosshvestern M
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rspids.
AZ Port Pyron, with Chicago 1ooek Island
Railroad, and stesm packet "loWa" betWssa
davenport and Rock Island.
Passengers will lind this road the cheapest
and quickest 10 al points in the Northwest.
\. Z. TATE, Sup't Il. A. KNAPP. Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Division.
mayl7 -dttl Racine. Wis -svanna. III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
CONSTITUTION WATER

rrAS BEEN PRONOUNCED by THE MEDl-
u. 81 Facslty end The public to be the sn,ost
voadsstal remedy for the permaneut cure Of ell
dissaees Of The STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
end nlADoaa that Aas ever been offered.
Il u not autSsaAL wAsR1. IL il from experience.
thaa coasrirusSOM wAsRa hss emansted and We
nov say LEA 70 man doubt, when single bottle
medical talent il this sosntry has failed TO relieve
A remedy posseesing the virtues Of Constitution
Waler cannot be classed under .'quack" prepare
tions, - IL b now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies. while
the better skilled make nee ofevery meen~ 70 g.
oomplish cure; and the success cfthe ply sicisns
enable him 70 produce . cure, while others fail IN
the attempt. Science 10 satished With the truth.
Os-q Consultation Wstcr fair trial-we mean
you Who ere under some spaesalssts care from
year 70 yer. md we pasticulsrly allude TO ladies
sho - eceesensl, .eeusting 70 lsdsi treatment.
with % 0nch eAance Of suoUsas - sA... ~qnld be,
from loea applications 70 the throat for diseascs
Of brain. We have bsea careful 20 use language
IN our circular that couli not shock the most del
icate organisatios. brit we receive 10 many com
msaicaiieas iron psssons for which Constitution
ton hes bees msde. thst Ne have come TO The
seselssioa that Il the remedy 10 capable OF pro-
dueinR cure. NO mater what che disease may BE-,
Il shosld b. nede kn0wn. The medicine 10 put
- for the public, and there should be no excep-
ticns We cay, Constitution Water 10 not likea
RiideA pill oads 70 suit The eye and taste; IL !:
msdiase, !. every ssess Of the term plseed Il
the hands Of the people for their relief and II
tskss aeeosdisg % ne dirsctioss Il will IN every
ease producs radical cure. W. would say that
he directions il regard 70 Diet etc. relate only 10
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



The army il making quite pressure ~
IN increase Of pay and for ihe commutaticn
Of sations.
Oil has becn discovered near Bennington
IN Shiawassee county, Michigan, and well
will be Immediately sunk.
Monday was the time for the anticipated
Fsnian rising in Ireland. bat il did not &C.
eur. Our latest adviccs report 'sll qsie'.'
A confidence man. selling jewelry in
Wisconsin, is attempting - lido" Aadisoni-
ans. He has cssps On his bat, end comes
the pious dodge.
APssslssl me J dispatch says the P'as
tss and seonsuase uanufactory In Farymin'
dals - tsrsed on Sunday. Loss &c..
eo9 .hQrsacs $4,000.
A special washington dispatch says Rep.
rsssatative Asblsy ~ psspsssd . rssastisn
Of inquiry into the .sllaepd chasssa sgsiass
President johnson, which d The FIRST stsp
tDWeeds tnpsaahUsst.
The contract ~ Geootne ana ueine tns
B. 1 n. B. b. fsua cbafiton 70 Atom. .
dielspss ~ 90 nilss, rs been let to J. s.
Wolf 4 Co., Who ass doing the work be
tweea Ottnnwa end Charlton.
We learn from the Courier that Hon. Il.
6. Angle. Of Cedar Rapids. President ofths
81. Louis and Cedar Rapids Railroad. has
purchased property in Ottumwa, and 10
sboat 10 remove his family there.
Statistics show that while in England and
Wales, during the quarter ending Oct. !.
1866, there were 10. s65l deaths from ehol-
err, in the United States. during the four
months ending Dec. l, 1866. there we're r.
69s deaths, Of which more than $50 were
in St. Louis alone. In New York there
were I ,le0; vicksbury, $40; Philadelphia,
e34; Savannah, 23l; Nsw Orleans, 1872;
Richmond, 1874; Memphis, $50 Louisville,
152; Chicago, 978 Jefferson Barracks. l49;
Tybes Island, Ga, 30. These we're the
principal places that the disease visited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
uAhUISON q STAKKB, AXentD.
GR1SW0LD COLLEGE.
DAvRNPODT, IOWA.

-. ~. =. W. LIN, d. D., Theolcgica
~. ~. II. bAsals. "A. n. Dcpo4none
Rsv. II. N. Powsrs, IN.
rs. !. BRoexE, A. n }Colleeiu2s Dcpoetment,
u. 3. SHELDON. A. N.
". r. CrRRiR, A. NJ
Ray. u. TowNsxxD. A, N. bT"pasatoIy
D. \. y liorr, A.. b. Depe3enss
fNuE WINTER TERN or THIS INSTITUTION
VII commence Nov. Ath. The College u situa-
ted 3 the upper part Of the city Of Davenpoet The
Ioco00a ID unsurpassed. There ofe early ~ oe,es
U the campus. covered with beautiful grove. The
Coee9e building y ane Stone edince. ~ ~ = 30
and three stories high. The rooms are large and
com0odious, and provided with library q four
thousand volumes, goo collection OF Natural his
tory. and complete philosophical apparatus. The
c0urec Of study embraces ali the branches usually
might In College. besides French, German, md He
Brew. 0tadenN will be received 1t any Tina, aaain
any etage Of preparation The studies are left 70 the
chosce 81 the parents or pupils, and 70 those who
coese The regular course, the degree Of A. b. will
- roea Of the Preparatory Departures ~ been
gg1eel1 aSfing the last vacation accQrdlna 70 the
ggpved style. and Il fally equal TO ~ = the
- Professors and teachers In thu inatatsl6uo ~
men efexpeence In teaching. and will spare - pains
TO moe their instruction. In every respect wGthy 0l
~ paoDunage which may ne extended i0A1nGn.
8xPxSsks-Tuiti0n In Collegiate Department, ttG
- quarter IN Preparatory Depazemeas. - = pr
quaStsr.
Board may b obtained IL IL COLLEGE Boarding
uOuoe. OF In peivate families. q fso0$i 10 q peg
Uook. Tuition u reQu1red II advaaee.
uOv1SdeOd- eACo thunsat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20
DIABETES

10 disease Of The stsnech aad liver. actipg
through The kidseys. end IL, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. exospt eonsu0peiOn. that
aaects the hunas eosssitution. We have no spscs
for discussng causes. but will state that The q.
feet of The disease u the convoraon Of the siafrhy
principle (or vegetable portion Of The fcod) isto
sugar which stimulates The kidneys TO an e.ces.
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suder from
this disease Who ignorant Of IL; that 10. they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged 10 ret mp from one 10 fifteen Or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of Il
autl their attention i called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often whsa il 10 20 far advanced -
to be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom 10 the extreme thirst, which
when the disease il fully established. . intoless
ble-shs patient drsnks eonstsntly DisA0ns being
sssie6sd also dryness Of the mouth. cracking Of
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more adv anced
eases. end finally loss ofappctte, evacuation, and
the patient gradually sinks from xhsustion.
CONSTRUCTION WArRR ID without doubt the only
known remedy for didbefes, and We have - msch
confidence that il 10 specific "A ws have that OPT
I'm will produce sleep, and Muthfuliy aay that Il
has cured sverv case in which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-20

III "A DE- i E0s
IRRITATION or THE NECK OF TIE
HLADDER. INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRAN0UARY AND BURNING, ORPAIN-
FUL URlNATING.
For the d;ssssssi 10 truly sovereigr remedy,
al 100 much cannot be said Ia 10 praise sin
- dose has been known TO relieve the most mr.
Arc YOU troubled with that distressing pain in
the small OF the back and through the hips, A
teaspooniul day Of the Constitution Water will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced given up the use Of buchu. Gu
bebs. and juaipesin the iseaAmeut Of those dis
eaes, and enly use then for the want Of = better
rsoeAy.
Coseee6eestjoss Water
Has proved itssm squal 70 the task that has De
volvsd uuos It.
DlURET1C
lffitsee and dreneA The kidneys, and b. eousten
- eesa lsaA - sAsosic degsssratios end eoa-
1f0ed disseas s-@ es III
W prssest he Constitution watsr 10 the pub
Tie with the conviction that u has NO equal IN re-
Ksvme w. class d diseases for which u be- been
fsand sesaiseoaly sueosssfal toe custsg; and ~
trust that " sha6 b rewarded for sur cdorts in
plaeing . vslsabls . remedy 10 : form 70 meet
~ reQ1irsosnts Of patient and physiciaa.
axADg READS RRADl
- =. -. -. . 49, n. - n H..
Rs,s. f. - - AZ ,sei e: .;,s.a S ~!I
nsar diasetse, ase e. ~: months lao.e1 nsss
~ stliGoa - ~ Up - eelsn ~ eftvesve tInee
!ssisg 3: sigSe r. y ays 49, .sss s ~,
". 4 ssss.ssi TO Se1alss = csea1i1sAiae n.
r1I.f q - ~ si Is r. & ~ ~
su9sd, ssss eAssrsssisiag I. - c.s4sses2.
,cYoufs trulv. ~. h d. WITT.
Bosrox Cosxnaa. n. r.. Des. q, 1ee1 ~ ~
r. 9rsee4 Ct.-GMss:- "A hesly give u !iessty
70 ake ass sfshs SUllswihg certificate Of ths VT
% Of cseolitu1iO Watefs UAteh eas reeo9-
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TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION ron fnR
IN Heir. ever pressased y the publie ssch
Astonishing Results
ID % short time - has the Tryphose.
From ~Kx- Mayor J. 3. HaSav. who has besa
partly Bald foe Fiibsss lssrs.
DAnsRroaf, Oct. 18th. 1853.
have been using Mrs. Coulter Try phoss ~
he last six weeks. And. very much 10 my surprise
have nice crop Of hair growing on the top Of
my head. where NO hair has grown before for
6flcsn years. JOHN Il. HENRY.
DAvxxrosr. Oct. ssd, 1865.
Mas. 4. N. CorLYaa,-Madam
have used your Heir Restorative a. Dress
iEg for the HAIR for some six weeks, and do not
hssitate 10 pronounce il superior 70 anything
shat have ever met With for that purpose
Respectfully Yours,
ID. y. SHELLEY.
For sale By all Dtuge,sts and Hair Drssssrd1
Mn. B. N. COULTER. Manufacturer. Davea-
port, lows. p. o. Hox ~ uovf-d'm
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14n1o9d.
1856. Wialef Arrangement. 1856.
Trains run BY Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes fsstsr than Davenport time.
" and until further notice, trans win leave
Davenport daily, Sundays xcepted) - follovs
Oeing Hast- Lei Nail train o. e 90. 4. =.
0sing west-lst. fspress ana Mail for Ksiioes
and Warrington, .6.6e An.
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liagtoa. Keokuk and Quincy.
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In. BEARDsLY. Asst0ss. Sspe
A. KinBALL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport. Nov. ~. 1858.
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