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OK Sunday last two more persons were
baptized 3, Rev j. p. Tpslin, al this place
Through the services Of Mr.. Tustin, an IN
srtssdug meeting bas been continued in the
Baptist church, with encouraging results.
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THOSE Of our friends and patrons having
advertising and job-work will 30 well 10
call upon the editors Of this paper We DO
work cheap, neat and with despatch.
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81 500 PER YEAR, We wan,

kh1 zoo PER YEAR. We want
ep low agents everywhere 10 sell
our improved $50 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and UPPER feed. War>
ranied five wears Above salary or large
commissions paid. :. The ONLY machines
in the United States for less than $40, which
are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler &
Wilson, Grover & Baker, Singer & Co., and
Bachelder. All other cheap Machines ars
infringemenss ana The seller or user are liza
ole TO arrest fine and imprison meni. CfI-
culsrs free Address, or call upon Shaw &
Clark. BlddefoTd, Me. Dec. 20. '65-Iy
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H0WARDS ASSOCIATION.
PHlLA DEnPHIA, Pa.

DISEASES of the Urinary aud Sexual
Sysiems-hew and reliable lrea'fnent. AL
so the Rh1DAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of
w aning and Instruction, sent in sealed
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, DR..
J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
aiion, No. 2, South Ninth Street Philadel-
phia, Pa.
June 81. ia65-1y.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of John Pealer late Of Fi,hingrrsek to,cn
ship, Columbia county, decd,
I ETTERS OF administration on the es
AIla'e OF John Peaier late OF FIshingcreek
township Columbia county, have been
granted by the Register OF said county, 10
Solomon Buss. Persons having claims
against the estate Of lhe decedent are re-
questet to present them 10 the administra-
Tor for settlement, and those indebted TO
The estate will make payment forthwith TO
SOLOMON BUSS,
Jan. IL, 1866 -6w. Admir-
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PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTCGRAP HSt!
A NEIT CELERY IN BLOOMS.
BURG.

1F'HE undersigned takes pleasure in an
Il nouHcIng lEat he has opened Gallery
in the large Room over Hsrman's Store, in
BIoOmsourg, Pa, Tor PHOTOGRAPHIC
and XIndred Art. He is prepared 10 take
Pictures OF all kinds.
Having procured lho service of an ex-
perienced Artist from New York he is pre-
pared 10 do all kinds OF Picture taking
Call and see before going elsewhere.
A. A. HEMPSEAD.
Jaruary 81, 1866 -3m.
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The most complete aad lhjsc1ehiy sP-
pointed Business Commercial College IN
the country.
Tho only ono IN The City possessing
Legislative Charter, ard the only one in
United States authorized to confer Degreess
Of Merit. Diplomas awarded TO graGu stes
in the Commercial! Course under lis coTpo-
rae seal by sCihoriy OF law.
Conducted by gentlemen of libetai edu-
cation aud eElensit O experience in business
and sfiotding 0neqHsIed advantages for the
thorough theoretical and practical educs-
ZION OF oung men tor the various duties
end ploy meni OF business life.
THEORY AND PRACTICE COMBINED
by syste N of
ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING
original aud pre- eminenlly PRACTICAL, Civ
ing he strdenti in the shoresi time com.
pIeie insight into the routine, details Gus
toms and forms Of business in general, as
conducted in the best regulated CONNER.
cial aud financial establishments
THEORETICAL BOOKKEEPING
Upon new plan, with an origin al exposi-
ton OF The science OF accounts, arranged
and published by the proprietor OF this In
sti;ulion exclusively for his own use, saw
ing one-haif The ordinary labor of tbs stu-
dent, and giving him a complete kuowl.
edge of the practice o. the best account
enis.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE.
EMBRACES
Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic, Pen =
maoshiP, Business Correspondence,
Commercial Law, Lectures on Bu.
sness Affairs, Commercial
Customs, Forms, aud Ac-
tual Business Prac-
tee,
SPECIAL BRANCHES.
Algebra am the Higher Mathematics Pho
hostdphy, ornamental Penmanship, the
Art Of Detecting Counterfeit Money.
Engineering, Surveying Naviga-
ton and Telearaphing.
TELECRAPHING.
The arrangements for Telegraphine are
far in advance of anything OF the kird
ever offered to the public. A regular Tel
! egraph Line is connected with The Insiitu-
ton with twenty brances in various parts OF
the city, where public business is transact
! ed, aud in which the students of this Ipsti-
| rulion are permitted TO practice. No regu-
lar office pTac4ice can De had in any Other
school OF instruction in the country, with
out which no one cen obtain a position a.
practical operator. Young men are eau
Toned against the deceptive representa-
tons OF those who, without any such IA
cili'i . pretend to teacn Telegraphing.
PATRONAGE
This Institution is now enjoying the lar
gest patronage ever bestowed upon any
commercial school 10 the State Over five
I hundred students were IN attendance the
! first year, and over seven hundred during
the past year. The best class OF Students
may invariably be found here, aud all lie
associations are tirsl class
Z n a
The iLoiiiUijoa is Ioca.ei in ;he most cen.
trail part OF the city, aud lis Accommodations,
! tor extent, elegance and convenience, are
/ unsurpassed. All The rooms have been
I fitted up in the very best style with
BUSINESS OFFICES OR COUNTING
HOUSES, TELEGRAPH OFFICES,
STATIONERY STORE,
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RR00NIS


MONTGOMERY WILLIAMS respectful
W ly announces TO the public generally
that be is manufacturing CORN BROOMS,
for sale, Wholesale or retail. In Wilkes
Barre. He is prepared to furnish merchants
aud others with good article of Brooms,
at reasonable prices Persons having ma
terial tha, they desire made up upon shares
can send ii TO him. His work will compare
lavorablJ with any made up in the State.
MONT. WILLIAMS.
Wilkes Barre, Nov. %, 1853
TIE BEST OF THE MONlHLIES-
THE LA DYES FRlEND-devoted TO FASH
ION and LITERATURE. Beautiful Steel
EnaraviDss. Splendid doubie-size colored
fashion plates. TIE latest pa terms Of
Dresses, Cloaks, Bonneis, Embroidery. &c
Household Receipts, Music, &c. WHEEL
ER s. WILSON'S Sewing Machines givc,r
as Premiums. Send 5 cents for a sa.rnle
copy to DEACON & PETERSO,J ans
! Walnut Slfeet, Pailadel phia.
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and regular
BANK OF DEPOSIT AND ISSUE,
supplied with finely engraved lithoeraphic
no es used as q circulating medium in lhe
Department of Actual Business.
TO YOUNG MEN who desire a PRAC-
TlCAL EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS, we
guarantee a course of instruction no where
else equalied, while tEe reputation and
standing OF the Institution among b1siGess
men make lis endorsement The best pass.
poTl 10 success and advancement. All cou-
Ismplaiing entering any commercial COL
ieSe, are invited 20 send for an
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR AND Gaia
LOGUE containing complete interior views
OF the College, and full particulars OF the
course OF instruction, terms, &c
l.. FAIRBANKS, A NJ,
PTesiGsnt
T. c. SEARCH, Special Teacher and
Supl. OF Office Business.
Nov. /, 1851 81.
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w w III audlbhg RON
& Registers acct l5. 90
assessors pay.
Amt paid assessors for
spring asSm' 6O9 90
BRIDGE & ROAD VIEWS.
Amt paid sundry persons l73 0I
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.
David Savage bal on bridge
conracl IN Pine twp "a 1872 90
" A KiIe bridge III Sugar
loaf 700 90
David Savage bridge in
Benton 100 90
BRIDGE REPAIRS.
Amt paid sundry PERSONS
for repairs 1922 70
BLANK BOOKS.
Amt paid for blank books
for Prolhonotary s. Re-
cordeTs offices SO 40
.CoNSTABLES' RETURNS.
Ami paid The several con-
stables during he year 1873 %
COURT CRIER.
AMI paid Moses Coffman so so
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
Ami paid sundry persons "a 90
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
Amt nd ior repairs at Court
House and Jail during the yr. I'll OIL
COMMISSIONERS s. CLERK.
MI pd X Z Fruit Clerk 600 90
'' Rohr McHenry Comm i:6 81
% 7 VautersIice 22S 81
" Allen Mann I76 81
John Fowler g 1S 90
1899 80
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY
Amt pd w Wirt Au'y IS 90
COMMONWEALTH COSTS
Amt I'd funhry persons 322 80
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Amt pd E II Little 66 90
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Amt pd for spring election AL 20
+" General /" 377 50
7es 20
WILD CAT & FOX SCALPS.
Amt pj sundFy persons 55 aQ
FUEL.
Coal & Wood for Court
House and Jail ia 60
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sTATEMEN'r

The Finances Of the county or CoIum-
bia. from the Ist Day Of Jan. A. ID.
1865, TO the Ist Bay Of Jan. 4. D.
1866.
TsHE Auditors elecIed TO settle and adjust
ihe public accounts of Columbia conn-
", respectfully beg leave TO report that they
have examined Tie same from the fifsl day
OF January A ,. 1855, TO the frs, day OF
January, a. d. 1866, and respectfully lay
before the HonOrsbls Judges Of The Court
of Common Pleas of said county the fol-
lowing statement and repOn sgreeably TO
the 22d section Of The "Arl OF General As
semby of this Commonweallh, passed he
fourth day of April, A. D, 1894"
Daniel McHenry, Treasurer of Colum bia
Comfy in account.with said couniy
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or.
BY ami Outstanding for
1865 and previous yrs 5347 -
" ExOueTatjons allowed
collectors 3l6 33
" Commi ssion allowed
collectors 5O4 O5
ami comfy orders re-
deemed 1922 AZ
. TreaSUrtr's commits
sion on Sl2i49 30 al4
per cent 49I SO
Is amt paid slate Treas
urer lax on outstanding
bonds s IS
Balance ia hands of Treas.
urer 2si 6I
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SHEEP DAMAGE.


Am'l paid at ,he several courts 72 SO
TAXES REFUNDED.
Amt of road, school and
poor tax refunded 10 the
several townships 3i3 OI
Whole amt oi orders issued
for the year 1865 Sl3ea3 90
Deduct au,' of sheep dam
age orders for the
same year 60 20
do taxes refunded 10
townships 843 OF
in,'st on same 1920 90
DO militia expenses IL Oo
- S2Os5 90
Actual expenditures for
the year 1863 eliI'o %
We the undersigned auditors of Column
ola County, being dolly elected TO ADJUST
and settle the accounts OF the Treasurer
ami Commissioners, do certify that we met
at the Office OF the Commissioners in
Bloomsburg and carefully examined the
aceonnts and vouchers OF the same from
the FIRST day of January, A. D., 1868, 10
the first day Of Jau., A. D. 1866, and find
hem correct as sell forth IN the foregoing
statement. and that we find balance due
Columbia County o. Two Hundred and
Eighty Four Dollars and sixiy-one cents.
(s2s4 6Il from Daniel McHenry, Treasurer
NJ laid County. Given under our hands,
,his ,Dird day OF January. 1865.
DANIEL SNYDER, l County
L. B. RUPERT, Audjtor'.
Auest-DANlEL LEE.
We. the undersigned, Commissioners of
Columbia County, do certify that the lore
going is correct statement OF the ac-
counts of said county for the year A. d.,
1865 Witness our hands, January third
A. D. 1866.
THOS. ]. .VANDERSLICE I Comm'rs of
ALLEN MANN, Col. Co.
.ztted-R. C. FRUIT.
FINANCES OF COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Balance due from col.
leciors S534I "a
Deduct generations s.
commissions l2OO OO
Bal. due Co. from Treas. 2s4 81
s443I 80
Deduct orders unre-
deemed Tor 1864 aud
previous years $40 90
Deduct orders unre-
deemed for 1868 90 50
DednCt balance due
D Savage on bridge
contract in Benton 754 on
| Deduct balance due
/ w A Kiie, bridge con-
uact ~ Sugarloaf $50 81 s selo.e %
f.,n. IL conn,v S2s77 6e
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.Ves0 Stock Of CIofhing

[gRGSG AiGN IWNM @te
Spring and Summer Goods.
DAVID LOW u ~ q z @siH c..
INVITES attention 10 his stock of cbeao
and fashionable Clothing al HE Store. on
MIN STREET, BLOOMSBURO
fsco doors dbope the Rmerican House.
where he has jus, received from New Yo,k
aud Philadelphia, foil assortment OF
Mem and Boys Clothing.
Including he most fashionab!s, durable and
handsome, DRESS GOODS, consisting OF
Boz, Sack, kTock, Gum and Oil Cot.
Coa!s, and Pants,
of all sorts, sizes, and coiots. He also has
'eplenishsd his already large slock of Fail
and Winter Shawls; striped, figured and
plain Vests, shirts, cTayais, stocks, collars.
handkeFchieis, gloves, srspendets and faucy
articles.
B-He has constantly on hand large
and well selected assortment OF Clotbs and
Ves,Ings, which be is prepared to make up
20 order, into any kind OF cloihing on very
short notice and in the best of manner
All his clothing is made 10 wear and most
OF IL is OF home manufacture
Gold IVA q hos.
n
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DANIEL McHENRY, Treasurer Of Col
umbia county in account with TAX on Dogs
EeT.
To amount ouiSta nding
and uGcollecled for
1864 aud ptevloBs yrs 76I 65
amt due -sid fund as
per ardilCrs report Jan
4, 1865 . 90
. amt ass'd fer 1865 1870 80
2O5s O5
CT.
By amount outstanding &
uncoIeci ed SIG 90
% ExoEerali0ns allowed
collectors AZ so
90 commission all'd do "a SO
- amt OF sheep dam
age orders redeemed 937 IS
Paid asse ssors for a.
sessing dog tax for '6S l59 55
TTeasurer's con mission
on S937 % al 5 per CT 46 SO
2O5S O5
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huftiioT's and clerks
Ami pd auditors s. clerk As 90
w Writ audIl.ng Pfothy
& Registers acct Is 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

lxNY$44s Tor tHf past ~ wears TT. w.
has made the treatment OF private dissas his
business and study which has enabled h n Ia
perfect remedies which are speedy al perma-
nelt and in all cases can be used without hinder
anceto business Or exposure to friends.
Particular attention given to old standi cas-
as, such as were considered incurable. S,ph
in all forms Gonorrhpa, elect, Structures
Also, the effects Of solitary habits. both runou 5
to body and mind. and which produce some .; he
following effects: Blotchcs, Bodily Weakness
Constipation. Aversion and Uneasiness il Fe
male S.'ciety. unmunlness, Dread of Future
Events, finally complete prostratiou OF tie v
tai powers, loss'of memory, ringing in tn. ear
impotcncv-can be fully restored TO health d., 4.
w. is the Publisher OF new medical work VII ci,
should be in the hands OF all those confem latinp
marriage. Sent to all on receipt of 10 cents 10
prepay postage. Please call a frienol chat
will cost you nothing.
The subject of Rupture, or Hernia. ha. lorp
since attracted the attention of the medical fac
uity OF both Europe and America, itbeny me OF
the most dlstrc sing complaints which nan IS
subject to be afflicted with. Uatil late yeirs the
cure Of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite Improbable, il not impossible. Whistrav
cling through Europe IN 1850, and visiting dill
erent hospitals in search of information. Or. "
gave special attention to the subject of Rupture or
Hernia IN tier varied and complicated .orms,
winch has enabled HIM to perfect remeeies BY
winch nine cases out # ten can be permanently
cured. and furnish signal relief to he yer, worst
Kind OF Hernia or Rupture. II will be necessary
TOR every patient to visit DR.. WIS office They
need not remain in the city more than ore day
ard no pair or suffering attends any treatment
OF his All letters with stamp answered
Or. Whittierrefers the public to the fol owing
physicians DR. Detlor, Milwaukee. Wis; pr Pea
body and On kermott Detroit; DR. Price. Grand
Rapids. Mich; Dr Bowen End DR. Harrison. st.
Louis; DIR Webster. DR. Gaines. DR. J. Bailey DR.
lss. Thorn, Chicago DR. Hendcrshot,. lcledo,
o.; DR. paris. Cincinnati: DIR Beatty. ST Pan
Ninn. Post cflie, s.x p. ep4 ncvos dAu
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What the ssPress,. >av nine

The Lafayette, Ind Courier March 18Th ,se, s.vs
sneftef selected more fashionable assortment. OF
Jewelry 'nnot be found the continent thar Arrpn
dale & Co. ar now Offering Messrs Arran ale & On
cenry his' positi in Commercial circles a, men
entirely above the nmon rckery ra rbe;,
statements may lie nipple ny relied upon both Ms 10 ne
char acier OF heir goe and the amer OF disposal
ieies especially, i. all par Il tie country are real
izirg han some prof "a. a,ents and II anv nj orr
lair ers e>ne to nte themselves In The en,er
Prise they W IN per feet conf! cnce
GEAR GUT D sTRiRtroN.--A are o,.p ,,uniiy is Of.
fcre ior obtaining watches. cha dainot nd ri, g. Ill
tefware, etc by Messrs. Arrsndalc * g =, No. lr7
E,oHdsay. " have an else st ok ~ articles
VARYING in value and III of. ed at OF oilar
The distribution is all very fairly don YOU agree IA
take cert fca'c of certain ar lc enclosed IL an
vrlore, aud ate not required pay your liar un,..
You are ga isfed with Tie article, which will CERTAIN
he worth ore than that amou-t ard may be 80 or
500. An excellent innde til. Of investing A lar :
sunday me-, r. Y q Feb -, 1857
Mtssrs Afrand.e Y Co hsv. long b9en personally
kaown 4 IA and IS. believe 'lc,u 10 he eyer, way
WORTHY q public c1nf ienceN. Y Scottish An,eri,an
journal, ia J. iNei
We hay r.elei IT The li-c II Arraalale 4 Cos,
igency for Eur pean Manufacturing wc.4g a lace
rnent q Ia onahe a,d v.,luab'c jewellery OF IL.
newest pattern. We also noticed arg. onan4i,y o.
SILVER ilase, and unl fsta d y at tie whole III - x
WHY i..por "a tcc. 70 be III posed IL on a i, o,t
riinciple piyirg great wants gts BUYERS tud M
for ing exen- We cmp nymert agents, Wctuow III.
isfn u question TO b vety respectable an thor ugh
y ithy II pa lie c niieace, and recommend our
'ricn 8 to read their advertise. ent.N.Y a bion sept
3, 1864.
iMrLoyM FOR LtDI s.-Tlic most eligible aud profit.
a,e employment have head far ,iics i the sal.
- &c tihca,es Tor tie AZ GIT Distribute f Arran
dale Co. lady Of our acquaintance has tecn We
iul in this way my in q IL her Nv purse
uf also t. those TO whom she sol the ortiici,e as
ssiii be secD hy our vertisag causnns Gentlemen
cen also b thus engaged N. Y. Sunday Mercury
W. II lsf5
lie Brush Wing, Of Kingston c. w.. says Nv q
So, Z Ore of our Subscriber became agent ~
srtanda'e & Co, and by .aaest brought some wen,y
articles sent pr zcs 10 lef to ts flee f,r
rs,fl ,t
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Total Assets.

5th-The amount Of Liabilities
due or not due to Banks or
other creditors :. :. !.
6th-Losses adjusted and due.
7tn-Losscs adjusted and not
due.
Sth-Losses unadjusted. 49,.
9th-Losses in suspense, wait.
ing for further proof. 49,.
lOth-All other claims against
the COmpany.........
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For Coughs, Colds and Con.
snllnDtiOn.

TIVE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
is the most highly approved medic ne ever
discovered. 1t has stood tie best OF all tests.
Time, having had an unprecedented sale Of
hest nhysicaus. our most eminent citizens. the
PRESS. the Trade, in fact by ali vino know it,
For Gel ,iticates, which can be given Il almost
any extent. see wra ,pers to ach bottle. The
Proprietors will cheeriully refund the II Dney il
not entirel, satisfactory. Pr ce SO cents and a.
ful 20 yet the genuine, which is prepared only
by REED. CUTLER 4 co, Wholesale Drug
gis,s. Boston. Sold in Davenport by dealers
generally. jan3l ddw3m
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DIR. J. YOUMANS,
IL MYS1ClAN AND 9URaEON.

HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN THE
IL practice Of Medicine in this city for sever.
q years past and seeing tie great inconve nience
g wen az extra expense, Of visiting patient.
then writing prescrip' ION which must be taken
70 some Druggist to be filed. which causes un-
necessary delay in relieving suffering pate MT
Hereafter the Doctor will furnish medicine to
his patients At the charge Of One Dollar for visit
and medicine any pla6s within lie city limits.
an4 fney coats fof eooh addi1ioaal 0ilaI
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ESsMihchestecSA
EMAs'1!Ia3.E: SIM III

Havcp-oyed there Extraordinary curative lower
in PULMONARY ANp NERVOUS DISEASE, .!ur.us "A pc
Rod OF seven wears both % the hshds OF n, Med
cal Profession aud Tic People. No remedy has
ever cal ed forth such unquaihe simor Il o,
lis efficacy as this. The following eAtrnctit Civ
en- from u lc:te: dated
AMmRsnuaG &. W. Feb q ~.
"The lI.rorho srh,'es have become No n uly
established IN NV estimation. through Nc b. ot
severe testing, AS an iNFAi LILLE REMEDY pi ssa
wing much know, FOR CONSUMPTION. even = nj
most hopeless cases that do not hcsir'e / Az
sert that ALL eases Of y,ogiBe Consnp' 80 ARE
IScrnAILt WITHOUT IT IN. y kltE. u. y
Pnicrs H. 7 az and II ~ bottles, III
each sold b, al respectable Druggists. id NJ
the sole general dopei, Wholesale and retail by
j WINCHkSTLk j. 90. 80 John ~. =
Frank Harris. At. aN u NJ, ii. M Jaw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

Have proved from the most ample eetre
success empie-Promps- Cocient and kenabse Jney
arc the only Medicines pelecty adapted TO popular use
80 simple, thae MISTAKES cannot be made IN using
them 90 harmless 70 he free from DANGER ana 20
efncicnt o. always reliable They havs 1850 We
highest commendst lion from a md aii aisays senser
saiisf.ctioe Cents.
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REfEsU MATISM.

Arthritis. Neuralgia, Gout Lumbago.-
Sciatica. lie Doulourcux.
II there is any disease in which the Coustitu-
ton Life Syrup is sovereign. it is in Khe una
tism aud its Kindred affections. The most in
tense pains are amc 4 instantly nllev ed-cn or
m Gus sweiiings are reduced. Cases. CHI ono or
vicarious, Of - or SO years standing, rave been
cured by us
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w 90 l..

CUSTOM WORK.
have perfected arrangements for the season
for kol! Csrding. and shall give special attention
to thai branch Of business +: also
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

While the freight train coming from the
West yesterday afternoon was crossing 4
bridge about ten miles below this city, one
Of The cars ran off the track causing such \
strain upon the timbers that the bridge
gave way prec pitat'ng four cars. loaded
With stock distance Of some 90 feet. No
human lives were lost.-Mus Jour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

Struma. Glandular Swellings. liberation
Kings Evil. Erysipelas. Salt Rheum.
This faint tliEREDlTAKY and ACQUIRED, J
filing life with untold misery, is by nl usual
medical remedies incurablc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09
NEsssgEsEAa DISEASES

salvation Rottns OF Bones Had Complex
ION. Aches bones. feeling Of Nsatiness.
Depression on Slhits.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purses the
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crnY, removing the bad i:re atli, aud enrlus tue
Weak Joints and Rheumatic Penn which the rs,
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