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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
X. 1866. T..
TIE GRE.1T ZLNGARI BITT'ER.S.

1gs Ills WONDERFUL REMEDY was discov-
y cred and introduced about twenty years
ago by DR.. 5. Cheopsus, an eminent Egyptian
pliyscian.
fIe had long scen and felt the want of soino
remedy which would strike at the root Of dis
case. and 20 prevent much Of the suffering
which the human family was then compelled 10
endure. ..
The great question was presented to his mind
every day in vivid eolors az he moved among
the sick and dying, and observed the inciiicien-
cy of nearly oil the remedies then in use, Thus
he was lead To think and experiment and after
ten wears of study and labor, he pregented to
his fellow man the wonderful Zingari Bittcrs
We effect Of this preparation In the prevention
and cure of disease, was 50 marvellous and as
tonishiug, that the most fiattcring marks Of
royal favor were bestowed upon him who dis
covered It. His name was placed upon the
Roll of Mobiles and a gold medal with the fol-
lowing inciipiion--Dr. :. Chenpeus. the Public
Bencfactor--was presented 70 him by the Vice
roy.
The preparation has been used in several
cpidcmics Of cholera, both ~ preventive and
curative measure. and With such great success
that II has been introduced into nearly all the
general hospital. Of the old world.
The old snyiug that an ounce Of prevention
II worth pound Of cure, applies with marvel
loua force to cholera, and therefore any remedy
that will protect rs against This terrible disease
should bC freely anu IclhhleNuA HEfNs
All paihologists now agree that the cholera
poison acts ou the system through the blood,
and that any combination which acts en- the
cxcretory organs, and keeps them in working
ORDER must prevent a sufficient accumulation
Of the poison 10 exert it, terrible effects on il,r
organism. This il true not only Of cholera but
Of nearly all other mnladies, cspccially the dif
fcrent fUrHs Of icycrs
Tho Zingari Bi;tcrs il jnst such remedy as
The above conditions require IL aciF on tho
organs of cxcrcton aud secretion. keeping up
a perfect balance between them. Thi. Biiicts
l. composcd entirely of roots aud hctbr -
nicely concoctcd that every organ is acted upuh
aud pat in tone. lls iaytg l. pleasant aud IL
effects prompt and lytiug.
Numerous cases OF tho following diseases
have been cured by Il; Cholera. piarfhga.
typhoid aud Tyrhu. Fc,er. Fewer, Aguc, Ncg-
vaus Debility. Annruia. Female Irregularities,
Dyspepsia, iatulcney. Collie, ScroinlR SC.
Price onn dollar per quart bottle,
Principal Depot Al the Walnut street Wharf,
harrisburg, Pn.
Sold by Druggists, iloDg -krcpera 8 Oroccrs.
y. RATHER,
June 2s.-lyr. Sole Proprietor.
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DIR. w. III. WitmOr.

Has boon In ruccrssfnl practice for a numbrt
Of years, with tho experience ot the different
hospital Ia Europe, Ulf1 a member ~ the An
alytical Medical Institute NJ New York, c0utin-
ucs To attrud 20 all professional rases ai his ".
Acc So G2s Fiibrrt street Philadelphia.
No patrpt Medicines are psrd or recon.
mrud..d iha Tpib,dir. administered arc llH.r
which will not break down the constitution bot
rcnoyatr the F',tnm from all ihjurlra % hAH fus-
tanned from mineral medicines aud leave the
.,stem in healthy and perfectly curcd con
dition.
pysrrrsr, that di.ircssing discssc and frll
DESTROYER Of health and hapIihoss uDjefH,in-
ing ilic constitution and yearly CARRYING tltgu-
sands N untimdy graves, can musi emrhnueal'
Is he cured.
Melancholy Abbcfru'ion that state ~ Nieua.
ton aud Wcaknrs- uf the mind which Trndrrf
persons incapable of cnioying The plrasafrs or
performing thr dUties of lie
uuEtu uArlsN, In any form of condition, ohrons
mic or acute warranted Cufahlo.
ErurrsY, OF falling sickness, all ehr0uic or
stubborn cases IL
FEMALE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Bhcum and every
description Of ulcyratohs iiics and srrUfulnus
d.cascs which have bbfilHd all prcyinns medical
skiii. cau be cu,rd by iuy treatment. sad do
say an di-cnsrs, lyrs CHNst urriosf can b. cured
by wearing my Mrdicated Jacket which is q
protection t. fhc lungs against all chances u
weather iu an climatez. Having Investigated fit
years tho causr aud character NJ intermittent
fever and agucl ia all path Of the United
States wiil cure permanently all cruuie pr acute
cases of aguc a nervous disease in frw dass
Cuncsr Cured ri'bDui Me kuyc " Byau,pg
HlDod.
Tape Worm that dread 20 The Human Family
Tor wears can hr removed with two ur Uifre
dose, uf my newly discovered remedy. vatrap.
ted ia all cAscs. Consolation iu uIa English
aud Grriuan Language irro nf charge VIII
makr ritits any defiance II dosiJpd. MAY hr
addressed by irttcr cuuiidcntiallyI and Modi.
cine sent with proper directions 10 any part of
the country.
OFFICE-No. 92s Filbcrt ~. I7iila.
lime 7.a-lX.
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OAUTTON!

The above Rcmedies have uow bsfu before
ilir Public many years, aud ih,ir great su,ccsi
IN the alienation Of human miscf9, hns excited
the rupidity of several patiirs, who usg tho
name "Speeiac Pills. copy nv labds, tifeu.
lars and sdvrr iisnfncni.. snnleiimcs word fgr
word, and put up vofiilrs compounds ihsj
difapppiu' Che just es gr'taiions ol ibc puIchsNr
II Won cannot purchase Bftt'e sFrFrfs Nfs.
Fsir, of your Druggist take nu other lat eeud
the money direct 70
Du. JAuES BRYAN,
rousuiiiag Pbyaaan.
sia Broadway, Acn lait.
and ,0n viii receive them hs return ol mail.
post paid. and free ffota observation
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-~r-m, WESTERN r,zp..,sr-,
q MARYLAND hss.....4..
RAIL R O A D.
Change of Time.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, May Dist, 1866,
the Trains will run as follows:
Eastward rd-Leave Union Bridge at 4.45
A. NJ, 9 A. NJ. and 210 p. NJ
Leave Westminster at $40 A. NJ. and
9.45 A. NJ, and 257 P. NJ.
Westward.-Lcav Baltimore at 9.15 A.
H., $50 p. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
Arrive ut Westminster at 11.43 A. NJ,
6.O6 p. M. and 800 p. M.
Arrive at Union Bridge at 1927 p. NJ,
o.g6 P, M. and 8.42 p. NJ.
nA- Freight Trains daily each way, lex
cept Sunday
MTAn Express Freight Car leaves Cal
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays at $50 P. M-but all goods tor
that car must be delivered before 800 p. NJ.
For any information in regard to Freights
or Cars, apply to the undersigned at West
minister.
P. II. IRWIN,
may 24.H Sup't.
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My first is what lies at the door; my
second is kind of corn; my third is
what nobody can do without, aud my
whole is one cf the United Statos.--
Mat-ri mony.
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Reports from the Plains state that
large bodies of Indians are encamped on
the Smoky Hill route aud threaten to
wipe out all the whites in that region.
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Love, the toothache, smoke, cough
and tight boot, are things that cannot
possibly be kept secret very long.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-08-30

A confirmed topper was bothered how
to honor his birthday. A brilliant idea
struck him. lie kept sober.
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A true picture of despair is a pig
reaching through hole in the fence to
get a cabbage that lies few feet be-
yond his reach.
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Bargains! Bargains F.!

A 7 j. l.. REIFSNIDERS.-l .-l0cO yds. Calico
- $500 yds assorted latest sty les Ladies Dress
Goods, 5000 yds. Mems Ware 5000 yds. Domes-
tics, with full assortment Of everything sold
| out of large and well regulated Store. The
above stock was bought before the late advance
Inducements offered. June T.
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HAND BILLS,
M a r z 8
NIT R 0 G E N IL E D
Super Phosphate,
Corn. wheat, Potatoes, etc.

Compo.cd Of finely ground Carbonized HOMES,
teontaining over serenity per cent OF phoslhat,,
cf lime( dissolved In Sulphuric Acid, nixeh
With An equal weight Of Dried Blood and other
nitrogenous animal matter. all reduced to
FIVE PO En-,
Poyn,;ng Mghy Concentrated, hgcciirs a"d
Lasting Manure.
TIL. great advantage Of this Super Phosphate
Of Lime over others consists in the Tact mat Aht
IT, b,ing araaJic ~ fhe s0H ~ topd tof P'"Hfs'
a becomes entirely converted into crops, while
IN. Supor Phosphate made from mineral phos.
phstic Guano and mineral phosphate, Instead
~ from bones are available Opiy 10 hc rTi@Hi
that they have been rendered soluble ny the
action of the sulphuric acid, tho remaining ror'
tjon. according to Prof. Noalckcr and other
high authority, being in too ia'oi"1fs eohd'-
lion TO be Of any value to the crop
This fertilizer has been successfully used
throughout the Southern aud Northern States
during the past fifteen years
New purchasers are referred to our pamphlets
containing testimonials from prominent Mary
land farmers who have used this Phosphate On
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, etc.
Mape, ln,prored S"pcr-PhoPhaic
Introduced lsla.
Ever, barrel warranted to contain from Sir
Ss.n &c Tr,mty-tro per cent. ~ Sotable H-Fho'-
pAafs OF Lsme
Thi, brand differs from the Nitrogcnizcd de-
syibsd above. chiefly In the absence OF Dried
Hood and other animal matter, and is moro -.
pssiaIly adapted foT wheat on land requiring
ssly the addition Of soluble phosphate
Having taken the General Agency at lalh.
more for the sale Of these celebrated fertilizers,
beg 10 call the attention Of my iricnds aud
customers 20 the above advertisement
Being fully satisfied that the composition oi
these fertiliEers is strictly in accordance win
the formulas published in the pamphlets, and
are entirely free from any adultrration, take
pleasure in recommending them g. all Mary.
fand Farmers who want reliable and permanent
nsnure.
Price, 500 per ton--packed IN barrels about
gao lbs. each. or new bags lG0 lbs. each
Liberal discounts allowed +" dealer, and
pamphlets furnished in any quantity, nee of
expense. Orders promptly hllcd by
T.. NJ. MACDONALD,
General Agent for
MAPEs' 'SUPER-PH0sPHATE OF LINE co.
Cor. MeEidcrry's Wharf and Pratt ST.
BALTINO
Dealer In Fertilizers, Flour, Grain, Seeds, etc
spl9-6m.
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A subscriber writes to a Western
editor al don't want your paper any
longer" to which the editor replies 81
would not make it any longer if you did;
It's present length suits me very we'll"
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A charity scholar under examination
in the Psalms, on being asked, "What
is the pestilenco that walketh in the
darkness 7" answered "bed bugs"
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Why is the milkman like the whale
that swallowed Jonah 2 Because he
took the "proft" out of the water.
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81 am thy fathers spirit" as the bot
tie said to the little boy when he found
it hidden in the woodpile, and wondered
what it was.
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Speaking of Forney an exchange says
"let the slaughtered fowl rest in peace"
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A good life doth not silence calumny,
but it certainly disarms it,
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
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et No. 3 CARROLL HALL

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Rell's Specific Pills,

Pricc 0ne Dollar per Boy or Six Boxes for
Five Dollarr; also Large boxes, containing
Four Small, Price Three Dnllau.
From four to six boxes are generally rcquir-
ed to cure ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness
and Emissions. though benefit Is derived from
using iugle box.
In Chronic cases. and particularly when Inn
potcncc or Genital Debility with Nervous Pros
tratiUn has affected th,-sygtgm,
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!. -DeIl's Tonic Pills

Are recommended A. The most EGicacious. Re
juyinating and lnrgoraiing Remedy IN the
world.
A Package, Price Five Dollar, will last a
month, and h generally suilieieut.
In extreme cases u Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Prize Two Dollars, sufficient Tor month. tnn
be used % good advantage.
II gives strength 20 the Organs. and, with
the pils. will restore tErm e. their normal
condition.
4 Pamphlet nf 100 palrs on the ERRORS
OF YOUTH. designed ~ Lecture and Caution
to Young Men, sent free, Ton Can't rcquifed %
pay portage.
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Composed of finely ground Carbonizcd BOZ Es,
[eontaining over serenity per eeHf 81 Pnosl'hh',,
wi,h m eouaI weight of Dried Blood and other
nitrog,pous animal natter. all reduced to a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

The Aest Western Uniea eteamer Iowa
Capt. JsAa Smith, leaves this city daily q
Z 4. II. aad p. H., for Port Byseo, en-
sseling WitA traits ese III Neethern auj
N@thsasesen peints. Fare through to Du,
buqus, enly two dollars. =
TIE ssw asd elegant steamss, City o
Ksithsbssg. CA. ]. ". Caapes1, will Dc
poet ~ fsst Mo1leeN ed iatsroodiatl
pesets, naking closs Ind suse esunsctiool
~ B. Leuls. q . essDsek b messow nosu,
iae. Lsoasl PasthueJs 10 ~ s0ss. r \
Prsttyoes, Aesal.
Ths Davsapsst eal Dubsqss packet Bill
HseassDea, Oapk Ms0euia. Clsik Roaieeo
vill depAst IT Daeuque ~ ny poisle 6
0essow nesnine q Z e'cleek. Cabin 81.
eags tbresga V Du6sqss .. R. n. Pret
ty0aa. agsas.
The Psnbina, Capt. 0ssso, ,Clssh Bsasett
will leave 6se St. Paul ts aesrow.
The neat and pepulsr passenger peeks
1sseatins, Capt. Geo. Jsaks, apd Clesi
Dawley, viii depart for 81. Louis aud wo,
paints, to morrow mosning. r. n. Prst
lyman. ogeHt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

Honss RAmnoAD MRsune.-Pursaantt 70
can Q meeting d cieissns was held at the
City HAIL. on Saturday evening. 70 discuss
the matter Of building street rsilroad nom
The Ssot Of Brady street TO Locust stfess'
and take such steps in connection thefewisn
q might be deemed expedieus. The meet
ine was mot - large - might have been ex
pectsd, yes most Of those present were saci'
% had deep and abiding faith in the feas'
bility and importance OF the enterprise.
Hon. John F. Dillon was called TO pressde'
and d. n. Richardson WAS appointed escfe'
tAry.
Ald. Seymour stated the object Of the
meeting- mentioning that petition nu'
nesously sigued, had been made TO the Cisy
Council, Of which he was . member; Snas
he petision had been referred 70 . commit
~, and that action would BE- had In due
season. He had taken pains TO talk with
ssvesal Of The City Fashers upon the subject
Of the petition, and % fAr - be knew. thers
was - opposition 70 the prcIect and b
thought ths Council would grant chartss
provided there wss no legal obstacles "a
contend with.
Capt. Andrsas thought The people were u
favor Of . horss nilroad up Bady street.
she cost Of the improvement bad been hg'
used upon, ard II was varicusly estimated d
from e12.5 500 to e17.000.
Mr. Fulton bad also given the mattel
some attention. According 70 the best d
his information, hs thought the psopesed
horse railroad would cost about $4,000
He had observed their beneficial effects On
other cities, and several years ago had drait'
Cd Q bill and sent Il TO the Legislature the
purpost Of which VA, should Il become Z
law, 70 grant TO cities In Iowa The right "a
authosiss companies to build hoese railroad1
II their streets. That bin was mot reached
and at the Last sessidh of the Legislature b
had forwarded similar bill, which passed
the Houss. but now sleps in pigeon hole In
one Of the Senate committee rooms.
DR.. Saunders made some remarks peril
nent to The question, and resd from Du
ouque pspes :" s!s'c'e. sno"'ns s"s' '"e
masseF os noFse nliFoeos Was Dein9 "Aen
Up sneFe WIN gfeas easneMness. nc s.so
sxplaised Why shs first bill. alluded 70 BY
~. Fo'soe. oid moi pess tne Aeg's'a'u'e-
come 700 iate IN tine session.
in. Rogers, Esq, addressed the meeting.
The rsaeea WY II. Faitons DILL dla NOV
peo ~ senate - well - the House OF rep
resensas'ves o. she isss session OF the LesS
lasure. Wa because ne was Obliged 70 come
hons. sad tho matter wss lost sight Of u
the 6enate. A to the legal right Of the
City Couno1 % Goat this important char
ser. - cou'a - veesofs an openIcn without
finue hAvlnG 0n6o duo iuveotimAio0.
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GssAr RsnsDirs.-Dr. Easserly's grsa'
remedies ass attaining . popularity in thil
State truly astonishing to those whs hav,
not sxsnined their intrinsic merits. Al
family medicines. perfectly reliable 10 ii
Emergencies. they ore without superion.-
We especially recommend his 1sdins aat
Sassapasills for eli diseases arising from u
impure stats u ths blesd. Il works il Z
nansse ths nest wonderful. The sales ol
thsss ssnediss u this section ars constant
u On ths increase. IL fast his nsdisinsi
bid fair to rapidly supsresds many o
cur most standard preparations
We adviss a'l invalids. before giving up L
. dsepsir which will result disastsously, Il
overlook list ef ths remedies il another
eelums end sslssting ths ooss nest appli-
cab!e 10 their coaplaiuts, - fairly test theil
virtass, which will sooa prove appaeeut
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LOCAL ITEM q.

CALL at Gould's aud get . nice carpet
He has oil kinda. Velvet. Brussels, and three
ply extra, Imperial, two ply Ingram. two
ply supers and two plv extra supers the
largest stock in the vest. Splendid and
choice selections, bought as prices cores
pondiugly low. You can get better bars
gsins in carpets at Gould's, quality cousd>
cred, than elsewhere. Cali and SEE the
goods. jy6 DIFF
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Do NOT fail TO ses The Howe Home Sew.
ing Machine. Il 10 The woudsr Of the 10th
century. No well REQUESTED household
can afford to be without one. Call at No.
:, lie Claire Block. up stairs. jly6-dlm.
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Important 10 Ladies.

Mrs. winslov's Mystic Pills
arc prepared only for legitimate purpose and are
the only safe and effective medicine for all those pain
ful and dangerous disorders 70 which the Female
etituti0n 10 subject. They the only Genuine Fe-
male iills e1tant No article of medicine intended
for the exclusive of Femalcs, that has made
its appearance, has met with such universal favor
Mrs Winslow's Mystic Pills. BY their inv igorang
properties the appetite and digestion improved the
huc " health restored to the chcck, and all the in
dicatlOas OF Nerves uDebility removed. No maiden.
wife mother should bc without the Mystic Pills
Price ~ per box. three boxes ior 81 For sale by
ali druggists In Davenrcls mchs-dA wGm
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Msw ossee.-l1aas . Msvw - -.
saAaty ssssiviag addiaieae y 49, 0ns
sesck = Msn1 ~ ~ sssey 49,
eosthiae. 81 - aakiag hsDe al1so q
J ~ leWeoe sotee.
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q - 6Uo1ss. ~ ..ahe older physciass grow, tho
pes snsrasaa :shsy bscome u The virtues VI their
uIs1leinn.s
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Notice.
THk SExI.ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y Directors OF the Davenport Gas Light and
Coke Company will be held Il the ONCE Of the
Coopany, on nsaday, yuly 9th. 1854. = 8 o clock
r. =. THOMAS DERMODY,
july 9.dst. Hecretarv.