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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
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NEv SEWING MACHINE, With passns caansms
attachment. . mos, wonderful and elegantly con-
steu cted Novelty Is ScissLsssi in opeSssion. usse
SixaLs TRKsAp Of all kinds. Makes the thinning
Stitch wore Pvfecf and vsgviar than by hand,
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vssAsv. Asss, r.CEs. sAsrr. ssek, rwa ~ AssdfA,
Ae., Ae. seQsirss NO change 81 stitch - s0s
LiAsLa 70 ar our o. OaDsa. end will last LiSs-
Ssno, bsing the ssaon0 ses UAcairs made. IL Aae
taken the paansuu q 6sAse iAsas, end recriv I'd
.hs approves Of oil he psiscipsl jossssls end o
those who hsse uanp them.
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An psrsoes VIE by o. olyss for salsimssessoss
estAiS eeasias Aaehiss. will b. prosecuted Tor
iaAingements - ths paaenss This 10 the osiy
Low priced Mschine secured BY patent
Siagls Mschines sent to any part u the conn
Wy pet E1press. pecksd 10 boz With printed
inlsscsions or receipt Of prizes. o.. Agents want
ID every where. Circular containing Liberal In.
tucements sent free.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Hen. Hssechel v. johnson hss resigned
the o8cs of United 6tasss Senator, 10
which the 0soeeia Legislature elected him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

There ia nothing like DR.. velpsns French Pills for
keeping the complexion fresh and entirely free from
pimpes The Of which is that 1t regulates the
entire female system. Sold b. all Drsegists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

= ulo1r 1eo0NyeA g. -.
Nro0 ala parso q eAO bOAe In 3
4 years. without injury 70 ths skis. 81 s'UP
sass DsPsLAsoaY PowpRa" Ask o. oeod for
" UrnAn's OesstAsuoS PoWUua," - s1ae -
1l.as. By ). q. UPnAH. s 0sGah 11kAh e,
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold By III DrugesSsls
- Ne R19noo - . Oo10 OeaA.
T1PHAMS NARACHeLLA CAUSES The
from falling ous. - prosaesss ne growth Of
The beard aud moustache. One bottle will con.
vince the most skeptical Of lie virtue. Sold By
Z 4. bAkL08O. S-doo N thnrAsst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
Cesd News t. nsass-ksepers /!
Xhe l.esese ana Mooe Vnao0nae
Dascove9y or the AGe!
WINDOWS CLEANED
Without Soep or Voter, 7;sss o. Labor,
0y using Woodoum'o
Instantaneous WindoW Polish

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS rNvl-
TED 20 this new and vsina'e preparation for clean
ing all kinds Of glass whether In windows OF in the
form Of ware Its action upon that material ie aston
ishing. and SCENE ike the workings Of magic
THAN reality. does away with soap suds or hot
Ing paint, and the disagreeabe sensation Of the Wafer
running down on the arms, under the sleeves md
On che glass. and gives Il q more transparent and
clearer than can bc got with mrs the
amount q labor and time IN washing Please esper-
are thoroughly convinced that tn article l. 10 e;csv
Rcrticalsr fully e a e our recomnenda,oss q IL
1 ~ = @ ysas local.e slsss. = ySar sedevs. on
any thing you wish to clean OF polish Ru6 o..ne
greece ON your window. and zee how quickly ana e.
~ =: no.ssa takss q. 40 NV shsslny dsae Il
1.-THE public will give this article one trial thew vim
y eafis1ed that tieth ecouoncal expediiions
sSns &c, r s.s ss. q
WIN Hevsf % WitAoet Il. - would they cell box
70! ten times tie prios y NMthey cosld not ri =
other. 10y
~ LEX out for e~indlers!
TIE isess.g popularity. OF sAs assiesr. y In v,r-
sss.s =. :: 80 80 - - - sssa's =
Rcs Up dssE,soss sonpc..9 e w0Fshlsss inlta-
.. 3 Ss 3 lsss J, ss:A "a ss.
wsetaeosn.ely eantioa The pabllc aeainst c1cA ~
$3.50 - % 1 yss 2Ss E ~ :, - 80. r.
Sss - -. q 8 ~ "a "a SS5So56 It's
M0fxNTANHOUe WINDOW fOllsH,s Sss doeT
get WORTHLESS aatic,e md TIN coadsan can. We
warrant ouf Pelisl 70 cenAah 20 sjds, nd fvtAins
II poisoueus OF injurous ehasac1s, bat 20 s. per-
fectly harmlsae tn evesy reepoct. .
Price, II Ceats.
MANUFACTURED BY
sv ~ s4sL4l WOOD9UN CO..
- Va1AingtOn ogfess~ Doatcn.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

- Upham's Plmple 1sanish err.
DEMOvES PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
III Grecklss. &c. Il also softsus the skin N !
beaat'ses The csmpl. xion. No toilet 10 complete
without Il. Price 80 cents. Meiled to any Cd
dress for Is csats, BY 3 c. UPhAM, IS SsstA
Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa Sold BY n
Druggists. cttS-d8m- m thus&sat
SThs Japanese Hair Stain.
COLORS THE HAIR WHlSKERS AID
~ Moustache beautiful nlAca % noOwn.-
IL consists Of oaiy ooe psspesasion. Color will
not faAe or wash out. Only 50 cents boz
Nailed TO any address for Is cents. BY 3. G..
Uphsm. Is south Eighth street, Philadslphia,
Pa SOLD ~ als OsuReise6. eetle -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
Meesang Between TAoaas and
Need.

Bot nob.er exhibition Of gsnsrosity Of
mind and personal honor wss that afforded
yesterday u the MEETING Of General Geo.
h. Thomas With his old comsade in arms.
sx-0ensral Jehn B. Hood Upon two dis
astsous fields for the confederacy General
Thomas had been matched against Hood,
and had Overwhelmingly beaten him at
franklin and Nashville, and added luster to
the stars and stripes. Yesterday rs Gen.
Hood stumped into the dining room Of the
Louisville Hotel 20 take bis midday meal,
General Thomas rose from his seat meet the
MANNED and gallant Hood, and cordially
greeted his old comps MON in arms The
Two Generals dined together like cid friends.
and no doubt had many reminiscsocss TO
recall Of scenes BY food and Geld in suld
lang yne Their interview was most &C.
mai aad pesseaae, appsrsntly, and we be
lievs that such meetings 70 further to reu-
mite the late opposing ssetioas then thou.
Sand resolutions Of verdy fsalty.-Lesisvills
Journal. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

49, ssy OeaosooSO0 10o0to6Bo. 40 Ne
saect Of solitaey habla, betA ruipsus y ~ Asay
- mind asd peodoss seoe u ~ iollewine n.
iscss-Moschse. Cosetipa,ioa, loss q ms@esy,
pain IN the small OF the back-can b fully r.
stored % health. Cousultatsos efee.
Charges Dodsra4s, and cures guaranteed. =.
ross O@es Dex, 2ssA Al letters With saaanp
H.0.-All bssisses ssslssly sss1lsalsal. q.
~er hrw~s fr~w y nntilep q NeheAsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
A Cslaf.anSs S00e 0Hew.

A uovsl Wy Of raising nonsy u shus d.
scribed By tho State Far reporter Of the
Sacramento Unioa:
Among the side shows, the favorits sltes
the gambling bells. u course, Is . tent,
within which il happy looking woman,
stout Of build, aud voluble ~ . parrots
woman forty yeas cid. dreseed in . powsr
ful head dress and balmoFal skist-a wo.
man who goes for ncshihg . 70 spesdx but
whose bottom Is sound. ST. stsnIs& q
ring three feet in 'iiauetss, sHd enI leu.
lator who wants to ~ tRsaey -oSS -
for chance, may olent bsbind Ge6Sd
strike her with oil o. ~ WITH Z 20.
long handled mallet ehic1 3 Sovs5ol 9Th
seeking and IL he kaocki ~ ealH "
ring. he COTS three dollGo ~ 8Iru
don't MT her In the hsad! p>o - 66Vcr
oeea knocked ost ys4 ~ ~ -
q the door has high H. F. 80 n.
ues 10 California. HE SjG -, :
Come up. come N - - r. 49,
Oasy to oisss end \ yss kaeek H. N.
you get three dollars. Think Of iE r6see
dollars; 'nough to boy ranch
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Tns NJ. Pleasant Ftss Ptess sass . eol.
cred man ~ ssssly killed q salsn. 10 ~
county, shsrt tims sisce. He wans q
visit his brother, and ssstiss into quasrel,
me brother stabbed him with knils, eans-
ing wound which q one tire - ceunil :
cred fatal, but from the effects q vSiSh ne
Is now recovering.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

TINS love City Rspsejgsss aye N.
Cough Of the ts,sUEseA srsps issssas him
that The citissas eaA AsyU - u0es nearer
than the depot uaasss aAsy v,ll ssms down
~ish their usosy. - Hditst shsaAe ~
the businsss Of ehs plsss h such u u wsr-
rant an Office end he sidssns - - along
without the ofaee - lsng = the Telegraph
Company caa without tlDeis Osasy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
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Queenstown Il LIvernOOl.

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The first -clsss powerful Iron Steamships Of the
CUNARD LINE.
T.IPOLI, slDON, MARATHON.
HkCLA, OLMPCS. TARIFA
MALTA. AlEPPO PALMYRA.
Carrying passengers on one Deck only, viii sail nom
Nvespool every IT. EsDAY trom Queenstown evesy
WEDNESDAY, and from New York 10 Liverpool
and Quosaslswn evssy WEDNESDAY.
6teesago Passage nom New YORK, -, 70 New
Y0rk q Low katcs. payable IN Currency
PaassaesD eoswardsd to PsSss ~ German $3.50
fSr psssass apply to :. CuNARD. sseesaee oaes.
No. - DsUodWay, New Y0sh. ~ b
ELDR1D0E = bro AeoQoAy
eepel9-diy Dsvsapssts leWa.
CTBAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
y QUEENSTOWN tlss.AnD), twice week.
The IMAM LINE. sailing
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CARRYING q. =. MAILS.
Tickets sold TO and from ireland, England.
Sootland, Germany and France. Apply a the
Company's Offices. JOHN a. DALE, Agent.
ian25-dly Is broadway, N. Y.
Ladies' Desiring q Smooth.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

"'rnE woman in boomers has afforded n
large sensation TO Dubuque and Dnnleith.
The Times Of Dubuque, in its last issue Of
the 10Th instant. undertakes to give q
full account Of Of the whole matter The
lady is Mrs. Ellen B Hartman, Of Aurora,
Illinois, but for the past ten years con.
nccted with several water cure establish
ments At New York City, Glen Haven, New
York. and now ct st. Anthony, Minnesota.
A week ago she started from the latter
place Tor the home a her fathes, in Aurora,
on her ~ = New York Arriving in
Dunlslth On Meaday morning Last, her
trunk ~ beoagae ever to Du6uQue, caus-
ing her to miss the morning train. Having
no acquaintancee there, she put on her
"peggcd boots" and cl,0bed among the
bluffs, gathering botanical and Geological
spscimsos. A Dunleith Dosbesry inquired
ef hes. 10 what che deemed In iaeelsa6 way,
~hsss she - ssing." She refused to
give aay saais)ac>ssy reply. She shsn pre-
cesdsd y ter open her eeat. % roughly -
y ~ - sae q ~ bueasas, and 6oally
arFsal.e ~ ashs ~. ~ GIaRal GUESSED.
49, ~ - enssisa tsesss . jssaies esd
snsd oss dollass Sse wearing meas attire.
ehs reeesa1 = ~ ~ 6as sna they pss-
pared TO pu: hse IN The calaboese, but il
.as feand ~ qeeeey would taAs hsr
there. Thsa 1elshal Pitlam, vho figures
- the hero ef - 66S1f, os6essd hsr fe>
lease. To crown the whole, Hrs. Harmon,
Who 10 met hAbisu6l speakes, delivered .
lecture at AasksG nall Tusslev svsniag,
narrating hse sxpsrsnee 10 town, aud e..
planning Why she wsss hss styls Of drsss,
holding 0endisnee il ailsnce, sxcspt chen
1aspssa - sAsea - to i,ssfs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
OnsAsrsArrox o. rns Law School.

ORGANIZATION or rHs Law ScnooL.-A
mestieg Of gentlemen interested in the estab.
lishment Of Q Law School in this State Was
held at the Office Of Hon. q. g. Wright in
DE Moincs. on Wednesday. Nov. 2sth, ut
+. NJ. Hon. b. Rice was called to the
chair, and VIM. q. Hammond appointed
Secretary.
Judge Wright stated the object Of tho
meeting. and gave . brief account Of the
steps already taken by Judge Cole and him
self in conducting the School during the
past year. A class of about twelve have
in that time been instructed in full course
II legal studies, and are nearly ready for
admission 10 the bar. Tho need Of a for>
NAL incorporation having now become man.
fest. articles OF association for that pur-
pose had been procured, and were submitted
10 the meeting.
On motion, the blanks in said articles for
the names Of officers during the first year
were tiled a. follows: President, Rev J.
A. Nash; Vice President, jeff S. Polk,
Esq; Secretary, VIM. q. Hammond, Esq !;
Treasurer. H. r. Allen. Board Of Regents :
Hon q. q. Wright, Hon. q o. Cole, Hon.
Thomas +. w.throw, Hon. Charles {.
Noursc-with the above named officers as
members er-oWcio.
On motion the articles. ~ thus completed,
were adopted. signed and acknowledged by
the corporators present, and the meeting
adjourned. b. Ricg, Chairman.
wv. q. HAMMOND, Scc'y.
The commencement exercises Of the first
graduating class Of the Iowa Law School
will be held At the Court House in Des
Moines, on Tuesday evening next, Dec 4.
Addresses will be delivered by Chief Jus
iice Lowe. and Chief Justice Dillon. and by
the members Of the class.
The Board Of Regents will meet in the
room adjoining the Court room on the same
evening at half past sia, puuctnally
wv q HANwoxp Sec'v or RnarJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
BRONCHIAL CONSTELLATION

- sne consequences. generally, Il neglected cold
eise.y eo!d " easarrh. the. expectoratiea being
ees&hs thick and opsess. bot not yellow. COO.
tanning snslt grasfah lumps. which sink In ~
!er. 4. The disease advaates The tough increas-
., ana shts tough muees o. pAlse@ bseooss
ssoeliag - o. matter. sd eiSen oliehtlv
10000 with hleed. II May instances The e.
eeeeesaasee y efa uhilish sppsarsacs. resembline
stee9, see eonetines grssuish yellow color.
wnseh feaAiiy s!nts 10 water. Al trst the pulse
oecomes slightly accelerated sud teuss toward
eveusse. end ~ beet oetNs surface Of shs bedv
varses % the coerss Of the day. being sometimes
above and eometimes below the natural stand
ard. Partial s@eata occur in the head and breast
a night; the thirst y generally considerably in
posits copious reddish sediment : senss a.
soreness in the chest, With % occasional tran.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

The Iowa Conference Of the NJ. Z Church,
will meet in Ottum~s, on September 18th,
1867 Bishop Scott ~ill preside. In con-
nscticn with the Conference. there will be .
grand re union Of three conferences in Iowa.
to be held At Dee Aoinsa ~ Monday sue.
eceding the respective sessions. The upper
Iowa Conference Will meet q Iowa C,tv.
Sspssneer issA. Bishop Jssass, prssidlee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
Yours truly, GEO. l.. CROLL.
SARAH " TOSS. MEDFoRD, MASSAcNU.
SETrS
REV UENRY WOROAN

ministe- Of high repute in the city Of Boston.
aud we'll known over the United Stat ties as man
~ great sbiliiy. was cured BY taking my medi
cines. after all other treatment had tailed He
has oftes been written TO with regard TO the facts
Ia his case, and always an.wers, n am the man -
full abatement Of his ca NAV be seen in nv
pamphlet. lie had profuse hemorrhage Of the
lungs. snd wns very much emnciatcd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

Az those VITO a.c suhei ing from "spermatorrhaA~
are In doubt to the nature ii their cOmpIsn
should send u once for Dr. Bohannan's 'Tssstse q
special Diseares' which gives . full description,
eases. - 70 leave no roo0 for doubt Tkie vasahjs
wor. y sent FR3E to any addfess. Direct 10 Dr. C.
Third and Fourth streets. d. Louis, No.
Established In 0t. I.oufa IN 10N7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

A correspondent writing from London
gives the following bit Of gossip for tho ID.
dies. There is IN association Of gentlemen
who propose that there should b. an inter.
national contest for beauty at the coming
Paris exhibition Of 1867. Are you ready
for the challenger Several French, English
and other European ladies have expressed
their Willingness to compete for the prize
provided that no American ladies' put in
their claims.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

came TO my once vesy much soscialsd - -
petit yellow skis !; incoeoans cough and CON-
plesely dsbili,ssed. made = exa9inasies ssd
iousd ess lung very msch diseased. she he'd
quite Z member Of Hemosrhsges Of the Luues.
add was evidently fess si"kisS int The oravs /;
~ fact consideced her 10 the lDt stages Or CO =
sumpsion. snd could give but very little encouf-
egemeat but determined 70 ues ~ best 60
dsevoes 70 assiss her. BE conosscsd Using
my Puiusnie syrup. 80 Weed Tonic aaA lie
" her appetite was seoo restored, and she ~
gan TO excectorste freely the cough diminish
ed and her strength rapidly increased. and her
changed appear Ance astonished her friends
This was in 1859 She ~ nos healthv, Aeshy
wcmas, weighing not less than ITS pounds.
CASE OF MRS. JOSEPH \. BALDWIN, 5i4
EAST THOMPSON strict, PHlLADAL-
)PHlA.
had bronchial Consumption. l made IN exami
nation with the Respirome.er and found both
lungs were affected. the Liver very much en-
larged. stomach loaded with mucus, and the
bowels swollen nearly thrce times their natural
size with dropsy. She vas 10 say. stupid, her
friends having 10 urge her % do anything. and
her mind at times Loaf. She Lad had . very hard
and dissres sine cough for . number Of months.
and wss in . very low state. ] save her my
Pulmonic syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and the MAN
her. The yellow .isee disappeared. Her lSngs
healed and the Drop6iesl S~ellings went a~sy
very fast sad her appearances ieaused By the
above oil ments) was changed from On apparent
" old. lookine 1ady 10 . comparatively young
person, through the edscts Of the medicines !;
but she ~as 90 much diseased that nature could
not expel the mucus f0t enough (the medicines
operating directly 90 the diseased arts,) aud
her bleed 90 ID oueh eongosted STATE that che
began 70 brsak ous 10 eoils. and q one time had
over thirty - hee bssnse and - /. Shs Con-
tiuued usine the Pueonic Nyrup. Sea Weed
Tonic esd hasaeaks ~, asd wa6 entirely eur
ed. She hes since larried. and has quite .
family.
ne. 3. r rnAnBEs 40. n, NORTH SIXTH
BTREgf, PHILADELPHIA,
hsd bssa suNssiue ft,o Pulmonarv Consump.
lion duriur the -vinttf Of 1851. His phySiciss
s,i1 y sssii ri = 4e1- y liaesrsi sstii
spring, sonelimes st9 TO b abesS, sad thsD
eeaia cee1nsa - Ill eoa Ore very pleasant
dsy, lseline tituo ttr. BE took ! 'volk 10
pfeaklin 6qssss, 70 Sjey The ffssh III, "a.
While sitting doWu aNw minutee, b began %
cough very violently ID broke blood veeoel.
and before any assise4ee coald b obtained. Re
searly bled 70 death some Of these who W.T.
uessed il think he sed nearly : gallon Of
blood. He was casre to Mr.. Bowers Drug
Store, Sixth and V sotrects. and his phv sic;.r
sent for, who at oncegave him nm. savSn1 an.
MA eannOs live baPe must eet hin S@me
ns'"s essn ksown % many years IN the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

u. y. 00bUVVN, VtFIV6 VI THE NEW
SAU STREET, NEW YORK.
This gentleman he'd suffered for over Is years
with . severe c"ugh, and hemorrhsges two.
three and lour siDss year. readeriag bio -
weak - 70 b unable 70 regularly attend TO BUSH
ness. He had he'd toe very best medieval sdvice
from physicians in New York ard other cities.
receiving only temporary relief from any. Az
ter using my medicines and following the direc-
tions. the coagh left hin, his appetite returned,
and he il now we'll. hearty man.
MARTIN KOCH, or THE FIRM or YOUNG L
KOCH, PALESTINE, OHIO,
had been suffering during the winter and spring
stage Of Consumption. He had very bad
cough, night sweats, and then creeping chiIs;
appetite gone, and his flesh wasting gradually
away. He was advised to place himself under
my treatment. After using my medicines al
though the ex ,minstion With the Respirometer
showed one lung was very badly affected. ard
that . large abacess he'd for med there, and the
bronchial tubes Of both lungs were ahectedD be
SOM began n improve, the cough lefs him. ap-
petite retnsu3d, night sweats aud chills disap-
Peared, and he 10 now enjoying the best or
health
BUELAH HUBB, lis CHERRY STREET, PHIL
ADEtrNlA,
Vas takea with violent cough had hemorrhagea
very ifequently, losing large quantitiss blood.
Skin yellow, lo@ spirited. very weak. aaa Pro.
nounssd by his physician. in ce.sumPsion: and
my medicines only one week chssge wss sp-
parent, and b. continuing Il ID restored to per-
feet health and strength.
Ell. RAMSEY. NlDDLETOwN. DAUPHTN
COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
I had suisred Tor years from neslscted cold
which finally ssetle6 - ~ esoest ed 1ongs,
causing right :xsa.s -. aad. alssr.s'siz: = e
asta vna ~nne n0ahinw 49, nooA ~ lkAa&SuA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
Allc0ck's poro00 Gsoastero.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN TEE
WORLD.
INVASION 4,

DO You wish TO have your hair cauterized from the
scapf No Then beware If the new brood OF Wit
role and Causic DYES got up by rostrnm mongerr,
who bear the same relation TO the responsible Chem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

came TO nv Office with friend. She was suffer
ing badly from torpid liver. causing di .rrhGa
at times, and then cos,iveness, vomiting after
sstisg, and also In the mornings; very variable
sppstite, great pam in the head, very Silous and
skin yellow. 1 used the Sea Weed Tonic and the
1aadssks Pills in this esse with great success,
end il few weeks the patient was we'll.
lmake professional visits, and have rooms at
IS Hanover street. soston. Massachusetts,
where an every WEDNE SDAY SO Fond 81 !,
New York. every TUESDAY every other
FRIDAY It lns Baltimore street. Baltimore.
haryisnd. and st nv principal Office and place
Of business, northeast corner Of Sixth and Com
merce streets. Philadelphia, every SATURDAY.
In each Of these places the patients receive
numbered tickets as they enter the reception
rooms, which give them their turn for consulta
ton. Advice II free but for - examination
With the Resprometer the price Is %. which
every person should undergo I they are able
L tells exsctly what part and how much Of the
lungs are a6e,t ted, and whether il 10 tub+rculous
ar bronchial consumption, and whether they can
b cured or not II il done without causing
any pain or inconvenience TO the patient.
J. n SCH NICK NJ D.
Price OF the Pulmonio syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic. each, else per bottle, or 81. 50 the half
dozen. Mandrake Pills, - cents per boz.
oct9 1-1y.
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ia. J. H. ScMxxcx PMLApELrHlA. PA.--lcar
Sir Herewith send ysu "a certificate Of cns Of
our most respectable citizens. who has been us
ing your medicines, and is now restored TO
health. think its publication would asicc. the
SAILS in this ncighb,rhood. II vou see proper
to use il. do So or direct 10 re
Mr.. Ramsey is an old, reliable well.-espectcd
and influential citizen. His Word could not be
doubted by onv one who knows him, aud At
present - the Chief Burgess Of tins town Mr.
Va rsey is himself a rood advertisement. as he
speaks for and recommends i. more highly than
the certificate mention,
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