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CATTLE MARKET.

To srrriy II CATTLE is a. present equal to the
demand. but the quality is hot good. We quote
rErp ut t'IS7, r-oss.
Mrrros il in demand ri s54$53, gross.
VEAL, per head, S7Ifle.
Br.P re'ails IN market at I?iG zoe. NuProN a.
I-Inlfr.
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New ORLEANS, July 2G.-Mexican ad-
vices report that Tuxpan is still held by
the ImpcrialiSts.
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THE INSURANCE CoxvENTIoN.-Wc are
requested to contradict the statement tcle-
graphcd over the country that the National
Convention Of Fire Underwriters, recently
in session in this city, passed a resolution
advancing the rates of premium on insu-
rance ten per cent. No such action was
taken by the convention.-New York Post.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL VIRGINIA

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
These MINERAL WATERS have an es,sblishsd
,eRG,.I,@n 70. very yf hiEs s ssIa snS a. s's being !" .. n ABB tB.
sOLuTEspEclFiC in several Of them, VI u,.,
s)GkoruLt and doo al! ' p,op t9rn' p 81 Ss.p Ery.s.
bBsYiss iE; iiisi SSSspkPsla. BkoSGliIIIs,yS lHko;
BLADpBR, and PILLS.. In all snsmic conditions
| Of The system and brosen.down states OF The cor.
sti,u,ion. loss Of appetite. ana seh.rai hersoas
iva nav be- safely pronounced Ia be WITHOUT A
KNOWN RIvAL amongst the mineral waters Of
:" They are especially indicated In the whole class
! Of aiiinen ts p.ca!lar I" III. Female Constitution.
| Win The celebrated NATURAL BRIDGE" Of
Virginia, and u one Of that remarkable group Of
Mineral and. Thermal Waters which have given
i, viii! be open to the public on JUNE isr. The
Proprtetors Will spare no reasonable effort to have
and The BlILIHRD and BOWLING SALOONS re-:
stored to complete order.
Access from the ssabOard 10 by the Virginia Cen.
trail railway IRON the North, Ella Washington city
and Orange and Alexandria railroad TO 0ordons.
willie and from the South, etd Richmon or Lynch
over = smooth road, eight miles up the Valley to
the Springs.
xArEs OF soAxD:
BY the DAY.
By the month .............. a.W Per dav.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, With snslysis and
full description, sent by mail on application 10
! ssa:s.'' f4D' : &c fkh sish2S' : k s,sf 8. sie'''
PropEietoEs.
The water 10 bottled. securely packed. and on
sale at tl?. 50 per csso Of one dozen half. gailon
bottles BY PrackLL, LADp = Co, Richmond !.
more HEasNaS Ico., New YORK. and other lead.
Ing druggists. single boz has ofsn ssvsd me
necessity Of = visit to the Syringe
Atbsrai discount. made g the Trade syco
INV A-ts General Agents.
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Suesr Arm snd ~sctive; refining srsAsv,
lOhGl1c. Coffee quiet; Rio, l6al7c.,
gold. Whisky dull.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, THURSDAY.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-Cotton irregu-
lar sales Of Is bales; quotations unal-
tered. Gold, l4s. Sterling, 1G4.
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SHIPPING.


NIAGARA FOR NEW YORK The
~ MAGNIFICENT, new side wheel ~
CorcH. will leave at ca. II. Slc4th
DAY 3ist instant.
Passage, meals and state. room included, FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS. Tickets for the round trir.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
Freight received up 10 Monday night, and taker
al lowest rates.
Tickets and state. rooms secured at nv Office a
Rockets, or Oh board the ship.
jy 2s-?t GARRET +. WATSON.
EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
IL AND BOSTON .-POWHATANA101 3
STEAMBOAT. CoMPANY;n-sEMI;- -
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond "U
every WEDNESDAY and SUSDAY Leaves baiu
more every WEDS SDA and SATuRDAI.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captain
THOMAS TKAvERs,. will leave here at 8 O'Clock,
A. NJ, SUNDAY, the goth Instant.
Freight received TO-DAI friday and up to
o'clock, L. NJ, SATURDAY,.
This steamer has splendid SALOONS, state-rooms
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included. -.
For freight or passage, apply 10
DAVID j. WILLIAM Gu RElE,
Office at Charles 7. Workman SCo.'s,.
" 27-2t Fifteenth street.
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EMONAL.-Wc have removed 10 orr
II new and coInmodious store, CORNER TlilR;
TENTH AND MAIN STRIFE, anh haVe nrn,sh
a large and we'll selected STOCK OF BOOTS,
SHOES, and TRUNKS, t. which We desire 10 c'l.
the attention Of our old friends and 'he public.
can b. manufactured in "rr linc, 10 which W" esTc-
cially invite the inspection 90 country mgfchants,
pleisiny ourselves - furnish ih,'n goods 80 lo- rs
tb.y can he purchased either IL New \ Crk, Phila-
delphia, or Baltimore, thereby enabling INGREDIENTS
Ia .av. freight and Other chr-geS.
If .vpry description Of BOOTS md SHOES 70 th"so
wishing IL kecp NJ \ perf"c, assortment, RI good
without beir, oY"rstockei With small si2"s.
10 lots PUTNEY & WATTS.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES
---~~~H@~~ ~~~
DOARDING.-Mrs. DR.. ROISTER.
ID No let Mayo street, can accommodate. several
gentlemen with BOARD, with or without lodging,
On reasonable terms.
She has, also, several NlCELI-FuRSlSHEl
| suitable. for families. 2.-lw
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MARINE
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jelly 81, 1855.

PORT OF RICHMOND. Jelly 81, 1856.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarie, Bourne, New, York, msr
chandise aud passengers, 8. Ayres & 10.
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk. msrchsa
disc and pass1ngsrs, A. X. Tatum.
sehoonef Georgia, Soutbgate, Norfolk, grain, A
SAILED.
steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan
disc and passengers, g.. \. Watson.
steamer A~ibsmarle, bourne, New York, mar
chandtse and passengers, :. Ayres q ca.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, rnerchsn.
disc and passengers. w. L Porter.
Steamer Valley City, snyder. New York. m.r
chandise and passengers, w. y. Porter.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Post. Norfolk, msr
chandi-s and passengers, J. II. Freeman.
Schooner Thomas Jefferson. Philips, Boston
merchandise, Rogers & Croweil.
Schooner Active, Thompson, Philadelphia, o.
Clairmunt, lumber, 4. Millspaugh Go.
Schooner Seven stars, Phillips, Philadel
coal. A. VI llspaugh & Co.
Schooner Eleanor T., Fooks, Baltimore, light
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DOARDING.-Mrs. DUVALL, Main.
ID between Sixth and Seventh streets. has som
very comfortahl. unOccuptad ROOMS for boardsrs
and can Ia ke II few more DAY
fa i3-ts
DOARDING.-Miss BIDGOOD, soutl
ID side Nam street, second door above Seventh
can take a few more BOARDERS, with or withou
lodging. dc so-tr
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rHILDREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
y TORY, CORNER CARY AND FOURTH
STREETS, RICHMOND. The most beautiful pat
terms Of ChlLDREN,s CARRIAGES are manufae.
tured. and will be sold at northern prices.
A liberal discount to the trade.
Orders from all parts Of the country promptly
nlleJ. Address
jy 2t-ts WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
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TRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREBgBRlEg Coryrr, WEST VIRGINIA.
ORANGE HOUSE,
~ AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD DEPOT,
IySrHRIrpG "a

HOUSTON RUCkhE PkoFRIET"R.
This well known and popular hotel, having be-,
REFrRSISHED AND khFiTTED ~ AuPERl
STYLE. oFEktS SUPERIOR
il the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOX MEALS UPON THE !"
for BREAKFAST and THIRTY MINUTES for SUP.
PER; and the PROPRIETOR ASSURES hi
GUESTS that the FARE shall not be SURPASSED
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TIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Il UNITED STATES AND STATE DEPOSITORY,
No. l2l7 MAIN STREET,
ONE DOOR ABOVE TaIRrEESIH srREEI.
Deposit Certificates will be issued by this bank,
bearing interest. payable after ten days notice, on
the plan Of the national banks in the northern
REVENUE STAMPS sold at Government dis
count. s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
w. r. QUARLgs, Vice president and Teller.
Nv Him
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby Tor
~ warned from giving credit to my wife. Mary .,
Wright. ON my account, as | will pay NO deots con-
Iy 2s-sl WILLIAM 6. WRIGHT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

-
The depot is to be erected on Van Buren
street, between Sherman and Griswold.-
The foundations are now laying. and they
orc sufficiently ample to warrant an assertion
that it will be one Of the largest buildings
il not in fact the very largest, Of its kind il
the United States. The bu lding will con-
sist esse ntially Of two parts-thc passenger
house and the portion for Offices
The car building will he 542 fect in
length by 100 feet wide. Large and commo
dious platform are to be constructed on
each side, the entire length Of the building,
both inside and outside.
The front building IL be three storics
high and 60 feet in length, and will be Of
the same width as the passcnger.house.-
It vii. be finished of with appropriate tow
srs on the corners, and WILL when conplet
ID. form with the passenger>house, one
single building, 600 feet in length, covered
with roof 1870 feet in with.
The Illinois Central Depot has been con.
oidered one Of the best constructed building
In the Union but the Michigan Southern
Depot will bs 100 feet longer, much wider,
end more conveniently arranged.
There will be ample room for three car
siages on each side Of the building on the
ground belonging to the railroad without
Infringing upon the street, so that the rail.
road companies will be able to enforce p-op>
o. police regulations upon their own prem
ises. The various passenger and freight
Offices rooms will be heated by steam. Ii
b intended to have the passenger building
completed and ready for occupation in five
months. The whole structure will cost
about 100000. The building and tracks
will b raised to the Clark street grade,
which is ave or six feet above the surface
ct the ground.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
N Igorria Pl.t Df,coverea.

Old Mr.. Robert Brown, senior, BY mis-
oAke took from the postofllcs and opened 1
letter addressed to his son, Robert Brown
Junior, the author of new sensational nov
q which he Was writing, but which the old
gentleman knew nothing about. The lettel
Was written by one Of young Browns com
panions. whose opinion he had probably
asked in regard to some parts Of his FORTH
coming novel;. Imagine the old mans as-
teoishment and horror on reading the fol.
loWing, addressed to his son:
'DsAn BoB-You really must show more
caution 10 oonstrueting yeur plots, or the
governor Win be sure to discover the dead
BODY Of Geraldine Ia the cellar. and Then
your secret will b out. ~ II ~
"You consulted ne shout the stfvchnine
I certainly think you ~ eivias i 70 him
n rather large doses, and Il ! we've you,
would not have two Legitimate children
One 10 quite ssficient. q lsM
"Lee Emily put her mother in the mad
house. twill answse ysur puspose WUll 4
1svs the ed girl cut Il the way.
NJ think yeue teegsy Il foe To- small
oD0b Make e lhsUs thousand.
"keave the ret Ct yeuf particularly mic
Emily TO ne. I viii ilnish then "a, In
esad yea baek u Fatal Dagger aitsr1erd
y book past, ,a 49, -. e.
"Xoofos ass n JAc43
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

This Medicine is . pleasant and ihfkllibls
cure Tor Diasrhae. Dysentery, cole eAol
era mcr0os, cramps Or spasms- Bowel
complaints. and all arrangement Of thu
stomach and bowels Of children whsu
TEETHING.
TINS CN.EDRATED, POPULAR AND INpAIli
J he Remedy hAs been used ~ the most isteilieen
and respectable families In st Louis, for the M or
Bowel complaint, and a unite IN prohouncing thu
moet speedy and efectuai Medicine they have eyel
used. Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. z, EASTERr.Y a CO M
% North Fifth street. st. LOuk. No, Sold at thci,
btanch enwes No. w Madison etreet, Chicago, M
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

Ladies', Read This.
Nm. nOOP8R.p
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This eleGapt md pspoaar medicine win csrs
all Female Complaisits, such q Excehsise
Painful Or suppressed Menstrutation. Lu.
corshpA, or Whites, Failing Of the
West, end Ar ifregsfafitits Of the
. nonthly Periods. Il vim also bring ON
ths Asnses when checked by Uslds and
IN unnatural causes.
FKMAI4ED suffering under my Of ths diNss.n,..
chow enumerated, ehoa1a not fhiit0 use
d. Keepers fenaIs Cerlia1.
y z; =; ss - 49,: aA.i.s,s remedy 81. !.
lpr.psisS :ss ia s. jl BIZ = s sAsfsfLy-A
CO.: No 20 North t'Nk Sttee1. ~ Josje. ~
Md - sheit 6esucA Iemiiy Nedisins Seosc. m
Drs1eisls oserrsNy i = 49,. '.ail =, =
EUll.sn eskCH 4 ll1kl3R yp1xuAu 1
Fvkk D0naA0k, WhSl1k1 5eSaS CO
.prslis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take doee ri DR.. Easferly's Family Pills, ana y Ten
done operating, take DR.. Eaetcsyse Fever and Ague
Killer, dose rs directed on the bottle. every two
hours until nine doses have been taken in the absence
oftcver which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent rs return. take Inc
Ague Killer three times a day on the seventh sbur
tcenth twenty first and twenty eighth days. after the
CURED Let every man. .sornan and child try it, and
v y0u find II TO be true, ieli it to yonr friends
u Price Of Ague Killer 81 80 per bottle. Pulls SC
cent? per box-4O pills in = box.
eR Prepared aud soh By Or. E. EASTERI.Y &
Co., No: ~ North Film steel St. Lous. Mo- and sold
at their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago, Ill.
Sold by Druggists gennray.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

ES4 EwW0 - che Rropaoo0t O.
n1So De0eveld. y ~
sosf = sblis1AS BOD Sssy this
,ovG - sssoesiss the potse bat are
Il vllolak akiaeit away By IN cot Of
CeaejuA 1AA& ~ President posssapss
~ 49,. - ss(alsd on Jscksdn's admin.
isasssjsn, ~ IL patriot whom the
Rspublienas 80 = nueh ddight to honor.
Indeed 4 hsd bsss settled before, but Va
s~dlssssssd, with much greater ability thas
Il eas b. 10 The pssssat Oonsres4 On the
sppsinthsnt, b. Jlcison, fAr. Tsaays -
Secretary u ~ Trsassry, Webster. and
hls assoeists istsllecsnal giants Of that day,
szheusesd H. question. Webster admit :
~ The ssistsnss Of the power. Congress
selsnaly ss.aGarmsd Il. Il has bsss psas.
t,sed upea svsf since, - Il had ben before.
Republican malice tswasi Johuson now
seeks to 90 behind that decision and the
unilsrn practice d the Governmsst. John.
con b right On The question, and Congress
10 revolutionary. If there b ~ breach b
twesn Cesessss end The President, Why ars
they 20 distrustfal u himf Why do they
seek to wrest from hin bic lawful powers
The whole question Of power il reviewed in
Kent, and othG writesb on he Constitution.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

10 61O0oC0 - ~ AWXOoOum
1iver-Greas Db~.araceltn ~
Property In Maenahoa County.
s.LWss ol60e eco.
From the wsusau " iseonsi., ssth ult.
A heavy rain set in on the night Of the
17.h, and continued undated for upwards
Of twent y>four housa. the water in The river
rising rapidly. On the night Of the, 18Th, =
large body 81 ice and logs came down upon
the new booms above the falls At Nausau,
tearing them entirely away. Uncbet ked
by this impeachment, the mass papsed on
over the dam, and thence over The falls,
carrying away the entire eastern potion Of
tho slide, and completely demolislling the
pier below. On the morning Of the 18th, =
heavy drift of lumber struck the entire
pier Of the hridss. completely carrying it
evav. and letting the main + art Of the bridge
n,o the stream with loud crash The
'srssf portion" Comprising two sIans Of
aws) OF the mill at Jenny, has been carried
away, and badly injaring the adjoining part
which contains . double rotary. 4 large
amount Of shingles has also been washed
away from the banks along the river, which
will be . total loss. The bridge 1t the
James Moore Creek, just north Of Wausau,
~ KOUUs ouu tues PVa ssOh Va tt1O AkC ~
Mosincc, which spans what Is called the
s.bull calf" is also destroyed. Great damage
has been done ON the Eau Claire and other
tributaries Of the Wisconsin, Of which We
have q yet no definite information. The
saw mill Of Goodhue & Co., on the Eau
Claire, has been entirely swept away, aud .
large amount of lumber has broken away
from Kelly's mill, still further up that
stream. The grist mill dam At Wausau was
torn away in order, if possible, to safe the
guard lock. During the afternoon the re
manning portion Of the slide, including the
bed, fingers, etc., were carried away. and
not vestige Of it is now TO be seen.
On Saturday morning the western por-
ton Of the Guard Lock gave way, with a
crash-the rush Of water, ice and logs com
ing in contact with the ''divid,ng bridge,
which connects the Walrod Island with the
eastern bank Of the river, carrying it com-
plctely away. together with the booms con
nected with it,
Continuing on it's way, it tore of abou,
half Of Clark's mill, took out the entire dan
between that and Plummer's mill, demo-
shed the new railroad belonging to Plum
mer's mill, and almost entirely 'cleaned
VuS tIc Mou lSiouus vi Sui0 lSiHtlu ~ {
cooking shanties belonging to John Nelson,
Conrad Edee, Alex. Stewart, Barney Carey
and Il. p. Mason. all Of which were either
carried Of or nearly demolished, togethei
with provisions, rafting tools, &C., and on.
quite large frame building belonging to G.
Piummer. containing all Of John Nelson's pro
visions, eatables, rafting utensils, &C., was
completely carried of, not vcstige Of the
building, or its contents any more to be
seen. A large amount Of shingles was also
washed away from this island, together with
considerable other property. Al present il
10 impossible to calculate the amount o
damage done in Marthon county, but, ihclu
ding the loss Of logs and lumber, Cannot ial
short Of 100000 to $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
DlI. EASTERLYsS
Iodine and Sarsanaril1a.

To be used INTERNALLY, which purines the
BLOOD, and removes the CAUSE: and then by ap-
plying tire Ointment to the or arts, speedy
and permanent cure will be effected. Both are 3D.
vised To be msed in these complaints.
Price the Iodine and Sarsspsrilla. d 50 per bottle
Price Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tcttr Ointment
Is cents per bsttlc
Prepared and sold by DR.. f. EASTERLY 4 CO..
No. 10 North Fifth street, ST. Louis, Mo Sole Pro-
pretors.
Sold at their Branch Family Medicine 81 re, No. %
Madison street, Chicago. Ills.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
GOLD WATCHES. SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND PINS,
IL SOLID SILVER GOODS,
Rsgsn { Bfs., Sllverrlated Van.

Gift in Greenbacks e60Ot
House and Lot, situated on West side,
in Chicago, near Union Park. lOOs
5000 Gifts, ~ Us~enbsck each 60Us
~ Gold w stthss. EngIish Lever, lex
valued frcm 100 to $50 ~ 8bO'
81 Silver Watches, valued from IS to 135 AlC
II Diamond Pins, valued from s. 10 ! Is SO'
l72 Rings, consisting Of Amethyst, Tcrs1
blood stone. Pearls aad 0ehna, aAf 10
X solid GvlA Rings. vaassd from 70
IS ~ xtI N1 lJSs
81 Is K a1eK Gold Chains. valued n IN :,
IS to 100 lVsa
CO Ladies Eets, consisting cf AmessTst,
Garnet, Ony <, Pearl, Coral and ~
solo Gold, valued from 80 TO 100 I'LL
81 Sets Lodies Ear kings. consisting Of
Amethy st. Enamel and Is 4 SOLID gold
valued from 20 80 l2't
n Ladies Piss, consisting Of AAeAhyst
Topaz, and Is K solid gold, 7clusd
from OTTO 50 sou
SIS Gents Is h ind 10 & Cold PtnA, val
ucd from 3 TO 20 l!a.
72 Gold and Silver Thimbles los
- Gold Draceiets, valued from 9 to ~ x1s
Is Watch Keys and sets Of Charms, ~
X and IL X .oiid Gold, vsluea frCm 49,.
StO Is NY
Is Gold Lockets,ls X valued from Q 10 20 9Sc
- Hets sleeve buttons, valued II from
to rs =. NV
Sc Sets Gents studs. Is and 10 gold,
valued from 4 to 20 20
6,Cold Tooth Priaks. a ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
Or. Easterly's American Lininen
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND ACUE KILLER.

win Cure Ague and Fever, Chille and Fevef Dumt
Ague. Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and every
form of Fever incident to TO the West
This celebrated medicine has been nfteen years cs
tablished in st Louis, and il universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley to be an lNFAIllA
N4E RE for Ague and Fever in al its forms Ague
and Fever sufferers, infallble prescription Is here
presented YOU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

SOsOvUUO
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
viii eors prsis Sruainss He'd aehe.
food rch4 sere hi u @ c. daups,
FL !s|:s,s + =, s.l| - 3e ;s1 T.
the Facs, Pain 10 the Beck end Limbs,
and. in fact, whessvsf Il b applied
PAM "a VNOT BxuUT.
THIS y THE MoersPg1DY AND RHE1CACIOUs
sr ssq Pais s'f Il Z; c''s or. = .S.,ss
WITH neves-iailing saecss. A. . r6nAv Medicine
10 invaluable.
Or. EASTEKtY'S-PA1N KILLER.
|. the best remedy Inovn ~ the esp d 0Asles,
Il e feared !. vim, kSAs .hoe's 'suppiy SSsl.
selves with this Medicine. 10 In the early stage o
the disease. Price % ccnts per bottle.
xi rrsp; s ED sold p p: xE sls 81 :,
Branch Medicine store No. - MsdiroQ street., Chi
go, IN. ~ uSeev ns1ab geaerany.
II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05
& 10 4 - l. EGsS
Salt RheVlm and Teffen
Ointment

Will cure Salt Rheum, letter. Scald Head,
Prairie and Barbets' Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofuis, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. and oil
Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin.
RCT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADI.
ID cal Cure OF Scrofulous and Cl<in Diseases Of
very kind VIC rec Ommend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-05

Fron the Rev. Z. b. FENDALl, Assistant Editor
5 Christian Chfunicle, Philadelphia. /.
,.ad rs,s s 3S sssss, - - my privilege 70
Ss@t;ns non non genera debility, Or ffom diseases AM
''s s- fsssE: ';s, - ls l''i ED rxsDA
yro- ssv nA 1..s sss:S: !, = r.'l
From the nspy I respestsbe recommend tions gives
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