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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
fsaausbrBttr Bubfntss Dtrtttorp.
X FowLKR.

LAs AikmasF ~ iaw
rs4sos an4 gauaiy Claim Ageai. firs and LIE la
snfaaas Assai. aul csatissieasr ipr Srw lore
Nanrke.fer. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
Il d. BURTON,
IANDERLip HOTEL.

assara.y 49, All c.aa.s,gr .tL... one. 10 Court
Hsa,s, Manchester. W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

4 married monster said be lately dream
ed thar hs had an angel by bis side, add
ufon waking found il was nobody tut his
wife
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

+ d. COY.
~. MInufAstB Brer snd nrslrr 10
Essss snd shges. Door sast of Drug Store.
Manchester, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30
l,QulNoX HOUSE.

uasn from Iuna % December, for psrmspeH tot
tran,ient s5s.lors This House having been reecHt-
~ saasggsa. j. B0w tho most eopiuptuus "a TIE
hlato sad a furnished wlth the latest comforts aud
conre4isnest Far Information =, q rpoms, Sr., -
dfst. r. a. uE,ts. Agent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-30

rAotonr porsr BUSINESS CARDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

slaves, but OF ffce white men He opposed 10 all
The cases q v women and Ssoss what statesman dare
70 before the people s1{Doaaibg change OF tho ira
dalonal policy q tho sonnfnf7the equal rights Of
laws rcqaire any test Of 1teNi ifcnccf Yet not
pss sS w dsnno rssa or we
are nol acquainted with our language. Mr. Ystos
said, though an old whg, he had never besn
foreigner upon taking the oath OF fealty Mr.
LINCOLN once d At critical time tho vote OF the
family Of Ss3om Whss hs sp rebels Of the south and
the pro slavery men OF tho North 20 near an
alliance Is only question or days when that rme win
nent is wrong tho words OF our fathers failure. tho
Declaration string of glittaring goneraiitles II
may may turn ens . IN .he future, which God iore,d,
people are incapable OF sefgovernment But
have no fears He slsad no fears We are approach.
living principle which iied 10 prosecutions or tho Old
World and found refuge among the stcrilc rocks OF
without tho consent, of tho people taxed which rs
SISTED on the bloody neid of Bunker Hin tho rulo
o. o. class legislation which eliminated in The aspr.
Independence, and which wiz dominate the world This
Congress by completing tho work begun viii crown IT.
history OF the rsc and progress OF the party OF free.
dom, and appealed Ia IL not TO faltcr now before few
Of the pro-slavery party now gathered 10 the dust
OF ts kindred defpotisms ho concluded by
saying :--Senators, sixty cepturica OF the past
looking down upon you All tho con
turies OF the future arc calling upon you !
Liberty struggling amid the ruins aud wrecks Of cmpre
In the past and yet 70 struggle Tor life In all the nations
OF the world ooniures you this grcatoppounty
which tho providence OF Almighty Sod has placed In
your hands to bless the world and mako your names In.
mortal TO carry 10 a fuu and triumphant contamination
the great work begun by yvor Gathers and thus pcrna-
nenty, soldy and immosahly 10 iay The cap~tono
the pyramid OF human lbora
During the delivery of ~ apcech on the exhibition
OF applause In the galleries. Lat portion of tho galleries
was ordered 70 be cleared. M
x~sAeg FRoa rREiDgS1-xETo THE yRrEp,;Ess
RrREAt sEII.
The Fce President then s1bE,ed the following mes.
sage OF the President yetopg the Frcodmens Burcan
bill, which was read by the Cffk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20
THIRTY-H1HrH CONGRESS.
First Session.
sen ATE.


CREDENTIALS or skxAroE snnsAx.
Mr. wADk lrcpI Of Ohio. presented tho creieniss Of
Mr.. sherman, Senator elect from Ohio
rxyrsL ov IAsp OWNERS TO lsAs. rnorSsr M.
GaoEs IN rosnA
Mr.. suxsER, trcp) Of Mass, presented memorial
from the ofnccr Of . convention OF colored Of
Florida praying for remedy for the refusal Of land
boden 70 lease anAs 70 them and for grant of home
sesds and civil rights, including the right Of suffrage
RAILROAD ooxxEcuoS skrvrkx xAxsAs AVID rszv
Mr. LAsr trep) OF Kansas presented several pitIons
for railroads connecting Kansas with Texas
.-f NrxsxAuoxAL oorrnGHy Law
Mr. MoscAs, trcpj Of n r., presented . msnensi
praying fcr the enactment Of an International copy
TEE zvrsrr Drrr on rrrs,tsrx
S r as', en- s.
ruE rAx on AsucrLruRsL ixrts1kSrs
Mr. snz..As trsp.l Of Ohio presented pellion for
Mr. TscnsCll- (repl Of III, .pcssnsed similar pssi.
,ie, iso@ the aaufsc'ufers u agricultural nv'-nsss
IN im2os - 49, -.--.-ssy-,vr d.
Mr. e1cc.vcx, tdsm-l Of T., presented 2 petition
from New Jersey praying for increase cf the sopr
tioe u savuiy 70 The ssnais Army bi 70 onsthird 81 tho
Mr. crAsz, trspl q =. H.. rrpmIsd back ,be ~ 20
vtsh IN smss1nsst which simply consents 70 sse an
thoripss ssch snnexafionL
I'M serEsAsus o. snvapa
sAs sossssnss & shs sssss q Ssssds SsisS rtvsass
for sa sa.rysnssf q he pssssn area Of the sssis
Mr.. snuxsr, rsp.j q Nevada, introduced hlI coo.
cerning national banks N ccrtsin atafea
provides shss IN s1dnsoa 60 the three hundred MD
lions nors shsil Be- c-sbussd ss foiio~s-To csorns
ten millions; 70 Nevada -four mlions W Oregou Arce
milons 70 Idaho. two millions and 20 wsshnssos and
AxI mill
mum war ftnotdh III rusrr ponsr rnx cox-
nnUcuos % nsHwAvs
ne shs of way sSsossh hs public domain ior ihs eoa
srciion OF highways and canals and dtches Tor mining,
asrscnturHi and manufacturing puposca Referred 70
rsorosxD psssxsDxx1 90 rxs MILITIA of rur fAnLr
nnsulsous nxTnA
,a. ~ = w.sos s, p up D,v q s sassss :, 20, on sss ssss
ss ss sss ne .sssa ss s s rssa ss
swain, Harsur and others IN charge q The freed
mon IN GcorEA Mississippi and Alabama Gen. Thomas
refers 70 ,hs sbusve conaast q the.. h. orsss,s.
Humphreys sekno~ledsed 70 him that N eersIn ooun
refuse 70 work fov thssr sld mss-r. and % sspsI al
Northern men. Ne says tbsf the wthdrssi of troops
would y foI'owca ey sevnes outrage. othsr o1ssr,
States troops have been vithdr&sn the sckoohouse~ of
The frsesmsn have been burned They are made sub
pcs-s 70 is~rss outrage 10 iesssssss "a Inarsssss
70 sos.si s.ssssss. lssss. 6u. vss..s Lss,s...
sbs eomnAsssn q nsrasr ssa rsbsersss q
ID i' sss ssy--css ~iss sis Nc. sSro~i CO, els
vim Ne brains b<nssa cut, snd tbrd c<h~~ss
nss.sss A.s'sss y. sis eyes blown eus v,A sss Y.
.ssss he sstsssa 70 fslal ss old Moody sg.ss
love - - vsss.i sss hsss q shs f's.dsss sse -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

feelings Of hostility between The different sections Of tho
county viii be longer tolerated. The circular to this
effect dated saturday is addressed 70 department COM
m1ndsrs who are required 70 give ssca Information
with view 70 the suppression Of newspapers or that
character There distinction " North or South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-20

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Freedmen's Bureau Bill
Vetoed by the President.
Message from the Executive Stating
His Objections to the Bill. ~
Intense Excitement In the
sss .tc4 Senate.
Two Totes Taken on Postponing Consideration
Of tho Message Until To-day.
Division i'm the Cabinet ON the
Veto Message.
RumorS that Stanton and Harlan Have
Sent in Their designations.
SERENADE TO The PRESIDENT.
Another Amendment to the Con-
stitution Proposed.
~-.>~~~-~-~>~~~~~~
An Persons Engaging IN Rebellion Against
the National Government to be IneIl-
gible to Any once Under It.
Ratification Of the Loyal States Only De-
cIarcd Necessary to Bind Consti-
tutional Amendments.
Proposed Disbandment Of the Militia
Of the Southern States. e
Views Of the House Relative to the
Results Of the Rebellion.
-~-~~~-~-~~~-~~-~~~-
Important Decision of the Su-
preme Court.
~~~~~~~-----~---~---<
Tho Status ef the Southern States
Settled by the Highest judicial
Tribunal In the Land.
They Are Declared in Effect to
be States in the Union.
Chief Justice Chase Dissents, but is
0verruled by His Associates.
wAsmsorox Feb 10 1874
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06

All ssrosIleus pesssas suassine from 0ssssai
Debility. Emaeiatisa, DyspspsiA, end Dsopey Of
the lIoAe. abdomen, aad IL the female. Dfop0y 81
The ovaeiss esd wombe, gsnesally seseapaAied
With lo0eneaisa ~ Ulsssaaiss 81 ~ Utsrus.
aee pssnaosssly sussl by Ceaeettssieo la9e 6yr:
Hsek. the Life Hyeup will seosvs ssairely. The
remedy aAosl1 b taken Tor eo1e tims. - the
lieeeee ieexceelinaly chsonie I'D sau6besn, 80
viii aot ~ renovsG without e1tse e9est.
fuuees Of NE Ovoriee, Tunese eftAo Dsee1s,
ed Swelling q ethee Glacds sstAs bc6y .tl.e e
epopjeesly seAueoA without ssoossis6 - he
knils, o. epsssaisas u say kisd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06

=. it; . '.,~. a, ..,. md s' .;,
q en- to old standing cases. which
vsss formerly considered incurable. Also the
effect Of soiitar, hasis. both ruinous 70 she body
md mind aud produes some Of the follo~ ing ef-
gscts. -Blotchss. Oonstips'ion. loss Of memory,
pain in ths small Of the back be fully re-
stored % health Generalization free.
Charges moderate. and cures guaranteed. =
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters With staAnp
onawered.
P.S.-Aii business strictly confidential. or
Dee hours from 8 A. =. until . ?. =. feb96tf
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. -Tne Propretor
u the New York Museum Of Anatomy have detsr-
mined 70 ssue free. four Of their most Instructive he
tures On Marriage and lie diaQuAlihcatone Nervous
sndPhyrIcal Debility. Premature Decline Of Manhood.
lndiessuon. weaknen Or Drprsestun. lGpctency.
Lss OF Energy and Manly Power the great Social Evil
and those malass which result from youthful follic-,
exceer Of maturity, or ignorance of Physiology and
laws Of nature
These invaluable Lecturee have been the means 81
eulisAtsuing and savinY tlsDosAnds, and will - f'r
warded fre ON receipt III four stampe by adfeeetne
Secretary New York Museum Of Anatomy and Mcdi-
cine. SIS Broadway. New YORK. mhsSodly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06

Partisan journalism has always been q
curse to this ccuntry-begcsting rancor and
art-burnings, which, instead Of being -
layed At the close Of political contests, have
increased during the intesregAsm tetwcen
successive camps,gns. Instead Of discuss
ing the qualifications Of the candidates and
the questions at issue in . calm slispasaion>
ate manner. the mouth pieces of the various
parties have INDUCED in ilnmoderate, intern
pcrats language, calculated 70 arouse aud
iOt1ame the worst pas ions OF the pepulaee.
Az = result, var came, fos the four years
bloody conflict may be ascribed, TO q grea,
extent, 10 the Wild fury generated and in
tepsified BY politicians aud . partisan press.
Unmindf1l Of al this. partisan journals ere
now returning to this infamous work. utter
~ regardless Of the delicate sisuAaioa Of az
fairs. or Of the evil consequences that may
cnsue ~ lhe diiIsencs being that where,
before the war, threats Of violence and sp.
psals - force eese ,Dostly cenfosd 70 Sueth-
crn papers they are now freely INDUCED in
by Northern sheets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06

nm. NoARNbaAaAl.'s
q A TIA II Ri = UEC.
rhh enu6l proved Msefte be the hss article lnevs
cs casnr the Casarsh Cold In the n~aA and esAseAe
y hae hssa cual rsms1V q 0asy casse u
cc~e yee psaeoess he teso Seovo16 b IT, and neos.
- sNss - re- y ,wysesea tsssssss.
Olives 1aasnOAooso 0cos@f
= Ne dali heavy 1siss essssA ~ Assess II ~ Assl
me seaseecos aNss seIns AsaoAlna - lsvtsse.
oesn9 II epsns ona pesese 80 III eooasUesious
ssseasasss ne fas1s. So esvss hssDuy esssss -
mere than T'nlssy v~ars
o. sale md o. NJ MasshaS Catas, end usAdseAe
SNUG he's res~ u s great value ses eli the cc0oh AZ
eases ID. end this stands higher Thea
ever hsecse.
1tta recommended ~ NAM ofthe bsss physselAss end
asea eth great succsss and satisfaction every ssss
Reed eose reeeo0cnaes OG Whole.
o0oc oDrog0 late - oA04.
~ uAdsrsiGNeA. having Tor MACY y~avs h~et &C.
Qusinss1 9th Dr. MsrhaIis Casnrsh snA Headache
onu9 end sctd Il In siolcas itse. c.s, y state
noe hsooevV Ia ~ esnst N respect a.
0nnsaAetisas etsrn 81 II ~ The cute oftstssyh Auve
oDaoAa Nat II b dredey the hest srtslv ~ haee
eoson fos eli common diseases of he NssA.
- ss.1. sos,.n n.,s.s ra,s ~ v.'s
~, Cusiss ACC d. u, ssl Mn,.s o. 4,
49, Us.ssss O. !. X.ssevaSt~ 10
0easAau ,k4lsaana ACo n Nsad C,ese ca 10
q n Hay. rcrtlsna. NJ, tush . 0.Is. a-
Ses ssss :. 81 nvssssss. Wv " ~ Asiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06

MAJ. GES. Shcun ON RADicAiisn.--The
distinguished Met Gen. Siocum. who is
spoken Of an Secretary Of War after Mr..
Stanton. wrote letter in reply to IN invi-
tation to attend the Soldiers Convention in
Pennsy lvania, from which we make the fel :
lowing extract
"Therc exists among M . political party,
which, for the purpose Of retaining pswer,
has prevented the complete restoration OF
tue Union, which We understood to be the
sole object Of the war party which would
hold portion Of the States in suLjugation,
teaching the rising generation in both Sec
tiona lessons Of jealousy and hatred instead
Of trying to make them forget the bitter past
and become - they must become-if our
Union is ever to BE- Of vaiue-one people in
interest and feeling. Let those who fought
for restoration Of the Union nov come for
ward aud vote for Il, and our victory i as
snred. Very respectfully, &c,
II. w. SLocrn."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
A New Discovery.
PLASTIC SLATE
.RooETNo

subo vA1OA O18 IN IN llVN HURkk-
L SEDES all discoveries heretofore made for
cheapness ana durability, has the adv antag.s
over Shingles Slate, 1IiS. q ~ various c.
menfs now in use, N several tesp<cts. II 10
just As suitable for Hat roof a. auy osher-vill.
uhder any ordinary c4rNnst a9ees, lest ~ long
as the building Il covers. Being CO nb,pstiun
Of puiseftsea Slate asd vlsceus matter tthe lat.
yer possessing chemical affinity for the former,
fsei1ls ne reWer Of AtDeP fvcSQ 01rMG ~ i'm.
PROVES BY age. Beisg sthseb l6h 81 iisste. IL
any wear. and perfaceiy ass-proof, il il uneausl-
ed - paint ibr rstirosd dnd farm bu,ldinRS.
''i + l. sssSie fs:.uSS,IAisl Ma. Farmer.
Club Of Nev York and BY Solon Robinson, AZ.
riesesr.t pdisee Of ahe .Nev Yssk 1sithnG
- '''' o xSIfsAs / rosxrR.
|aiT 4 Lssssess Sss ne State q Iowa.
License erseted. ostssial ed ia(orua>io6 far
mise P''hse :" 'pp', .s..'9'ss'';i3u1,1~xo,ira
OAios 6rst door south Of Post OfScs. % Stair.
jyls-df - Dsve1pofs, iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
'' T,alp1ly knltalns. '-
Neat Durable l'u aaplus ~ A. tpaAessp!
The LASH KnitAng Ma.

i, Brady; 4. B-st dy6Y below "a.
u slsiss, orr AeCssA 4 OlisrsS's ADsss
! rs PREPARED 10 DO ALL KINDS OF
j fami,y KNITTING Pscvl1iAg YasA - cher
aer, cad i pric.s dat Pleas. CT
| and leave your orders for H6sieSy. CO.. Draw
| sse, Mittens, Basque6, eeas 1Ais h the odly NJ
| Gdano th0s nasfova Ind WS60uDo - eieOo osfflo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06

ExCElLl.NT WINE FOR i AMALEs.
SPEHRS SAMBuR0 PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for it, medicinal md bessActe
aualia,es highly ny eminent phy eis iase us
= EasOpcan and American ,spstals, an4 BY enens -
ne 6gpt tam.ce in Europe and America.
40 TUNiC---lt bar >" eYaals causing an apvefMs
md hu6ing up Nc syst,an being entirely pure wise
a DijRGTf3'-itimparss sh-aithy srtioa cs!oe
0,se1e. ktAnsye nd uassy trf.ne. very hsecuriajo
Dsorey, (Sout ard RhcunaAiis adsctiuns.
SfEkRS WINE n pnrc astsrle nom the Juice 81
thc Fort 0sape. pesesslnf SSsi,oal prprruss enec
eior 70 any Ohes wpc IN use and m esceient article
Or All weak and dchiatrd pcrr'n sHi ~ aR~d enl
innrm improving the appetite and beheditAa9 lndtcs
md eAilA6un.
tn Il 00cc, and you will not b dccsivsA
eO-ns ssse The signature u AiSRkD srnD = osss
oDrk ~ sarA lUsfle.
aojd By drueEiets ad on Aspt e1ass deeles 10 ~
cell IL CAHTftll.A PORT brandy, ch0sce -
artcle imported only BY Mr. epses, direct srUo 0s
80 nab syeR!.es b shs,eee.e essegse = 80
q SP&k4.- = ~ Vineyard " Es. Jessey. fsi60
BAL once - Bsundwsy New y0e
Fae sele n isycnIoStby llAHk1S0N . eTARHe
Wh0lesals end ns4sI\ psuguis1e. DseSd1D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
Constitution Life Syrup
Cares Oh Swelling II ths GLANDS,

Either u The Yses. Neck, o. Fsna!e Breast. ed
g. shus preventing their brealisg. ~ pesAse.
ia6 troublesome Dischssgiag 0ssss. whise ~.
agsrs % aaay 81 the yeuager pereaoe 81 NE
community, h0a si1 10 twsaty yeeee 81 go
Yesug children ess very s1ajeett 70 Discharges
ken shc Ears. .hish dspesds .pes Scsei:s q
sfsw dssss efths Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
s.rAre nrESiA.

The PRESBYTERIAN church ct Marengo hes
procured new bell.
There were two cases Of cholera in WaukS
on, Winneshcik Co, last week.
M. A.P. Darln is about TO re-ccmmenes
the publication Of the Lyons City Adroeo'e'
The village of Marion, in Linn county,
has two Base Ball Clubs.
II is expected that Postmaster Mexican.
at Mount vernon, will be superseded oy MI.
Il. C. Collin, . Johnsonian.
Matthew Tschirsi ard Louis Kammnller.
Of Dubuoue. have lust received from wash
inetan letters patent for nsw ana nnproveo
bser cooler Of their own tnvens'c@.
The extensive manuiAetvsiak sstablieh>
ment Of n. o. Ball, a Decorah. vas entirely
consumed BY ere on the evening q the gan
INST. The National bank Of that place 10
e,gaeed IN the erection Of building 70 &C.
. 1mosists its business, which viii cost
$4,000.
The City Schools of Iov. City viii open
On Monday mex, Sept. 10Th.
Six white rata were rsssntly captured 10
Hardin county.
Mr.. Fcssles, Of Hardin CITY, was terribly
injured ny . circular Jaw, but hopes are en-
tertained Of his recovery.
There have been two or three rows At
Upton in which lawyers, rowdiss, ard. we
are surprised to learn, an editor, were
mixed up.
The Democrats Of johnson county on
Saturday last, nominated Thss. J. Cox for
Clerk, aud John Remick, Recorder.
Senator Dooli,;lc is to be present 1t the
great conservative mass meeting nj West
Union en- the 18th inst
The Jeiferson Era complains Of the ex
orbitant rents which are dping mischief to
the prosperity Of that place
The store Of I. u. Rob son. 1t Steam
boat Rock. Hardin county, IVES entered BY
burglars and robbed Of goods and $50 in
money. See Snfinei.
Mr.. J. J. Coolnbs. whose came heads the
call for a meeting Of the Republican Ma
tional Executive Committee, at Philade,
phi,. says it was used without his author.
ity.
The Lyons County Eaie has a novelty in
the way of prizes. FRESHNESS Of $50 add
$40 are offered for the best and second best
Base Bell playing OH the ground.
The Alton Rereihe has the right end Of
the subject when It says that . railroad is
an imperative necessity to the development
and progress u this prairie cosintsy.
Eleven thousand dollars have bsen SUBJ
scribed in Clark county for the b. L n. 4.
X. Railroad fever is At its blight, and our
neighbors are sure TO knock the persith<
mons. Success to them.
The Iowa Lutheran College il In four
ishing condition. The buildings have been
repaired and retitted, 90 that moro students
may be accommodated, and Y th better con-
forts than before.
The extensive sash, door, and flooring
mandatory Of II. .. Ball, At DEBORAH, was
destroyed BY lire on the cath ult.. - 10
learn from the Republican Of the 30th.-
Loss heavy. mostly covered by insurance.
The North Iowa Times says that Hon.
Reuten Noble. late chairman Of the Clayton
County Republican Convention. il out bold.
~ for the Philadelphia platform. and does
not hesitate to beard the lions and tigers Of
the radical party, on all suitable occasions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
sT. CHARLES HOTEL.

I'M Ds1l4l MOHux1As
INAONTIH0 ON WASHlN8TUN AVENUE
IL Sixth, Seventh end 0reen STA, 81, LOUIS,
MO- Perks, Hatch. Felt Z Co., PssysisAsr.
The Daily DguoCaAS kept % 6le
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
NERVOUSNESS.

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. -. "
tue Danes. Loaa Of Power. Confusios d
ID ushts. Epilepsy.
Theussnds who hsvs suffered Tor s-sss vii
bless the dag on which they read tn~ss iis-s. -
Particularly u wsak. suffering wcmsn viii this
ia8 their iootateps 10 : Hope which tuIdils mora
than IL peomises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-06
DR. j A M E s.

d r.. j A M e S.
Formerly Of JONES' Loek Heapital. Custom
Hoxss Street, Neg Orssans, La.
EetAblisAe d I'm 1850,
IL now and has been petmsently located at
NO. Sc RANDOLPH STREET,
Between Dearborn and State Sts..
Chicago, ILL.,.
For the last four years, for the cure Of
Old Chronic. s1crcssriNi,
Syphiiltic
And oil Private Diseases
For the trcatmen mt and cure of that terrible po;so
SyPHlLlS
Dr.. JAMES positively eradicAtes nom the syrtsn,
without the aid of mercury ioife pntass arsenic,
sarraparla any OF hc<s poisonous drugs. As they
won't ciicctuslly cure the pson unly dries II up =
resk ont q somf rusurs TIM N - mcss hiacour A.
thirteen yssss, and which gained him 20 ~ord-.ide
:: p :s ~ ~; s. g.: "a s., s,ss:i &:
exclusive sttsntiun. Ma Syphile primary. secondary
-! tsedsy cectrsss. srethrsi dschafR.s, noctur
the hAck asd l0ns. Inflammation Of the bladdsr and
h9neys SAe1mstism, hydfucele. vasicOcele. cancefs
Dssasss peculiar ~ tesnales. such - amen"rrh9a
bliiy. r.. suecsssfully tresird:
p. JGnes' log pGaetce In New Orleans. and ths
indor.ement Of the most eminent medical men and tns
almost entire southern press should convince the most
skepca thas Df. James can and Will perform all that
he prOmiees.
properly injured thenselvs BY sexual .zcssss. Or the
youne snaaiing 49, ~ masrimony, business "
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INSANE ASYLUM.

or. vINCENr'S INSTITUTION FOR THE IN.
y SANE, ST LOUIS. MO. A Private lnstitu-
ton established aed conducted BY she Sisters OF
Charity. Founded aug. 10. 1883. The Insane.
Epil~ptie. &C., Of oil deDomicatiops Of both sex.
e. and from ever state are admitted. For terma.
etc., apply to re Sister Superior, Or 10 DR.. H.
RAUUcY. Attending Phvacian. nvl.d1ys
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Nip the Evil In the Bud.
nDr. WHITTIER.
lel South Clark Street Chicago, HI.

Has for many years mcds the
\ treatment Of private diseases bis
slbusinass end study. Syphilis
10 oil lie fsrms, 0lset md Strio-
tsres. Particular Attentions Civ
en- 70 old standing caaes. which
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DIR. HtEelOW.

Il the only phv sician "a = Spec.
iNliet now in Chicago that cen he
entirely relied upon. Go 70 WIN,
and not suffer disc se 10 rem ain in
your system. distigurink yonr face
aud body. besides destroy ing your
Aappiness and future ps oapecis in
lifa lie has made Rnix IN ma