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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
A Map of the Western Basins

A map OF the country lying on and
adjacent to the Central Railroad route
from the Sierras to the Missouri could
be made by the readily obtained aid OF
the railroad surveyors who have been
plating" this year on the line men
toned. The Appletons or Harpers,
whose Guide Books" are professedly
revised every six months, ought to sup
ply our public with this most desirable
chart of the national highway. The
Overland company itself could furnish
data sufficient to make up map and q
pamphlet of explanations, even if the
railroad engineers were unwilling to aid
in such work AS it is certain that
within year, the full third of travel
'twixt West" and east" can be
brought via railroad and stage lines, it
Ms important to lend all possible sugges-
tions calculated to accomplish that
change in the direction of passengers.
The guide books of the Far West
now extant are humbugs. They afford
are often inaccurate, are principally made
up of statistics that are elsewhere to be
had, and in quite as convenient form.
If the Hapers would do good service for
the Far West-for which they may reap
rich returns-let them send out some OF
their artists on the q. P. Railroad and
overland route to sketch for their /" week
ly;" permitting Ross Browne and carl
caturists of his ilk to earn their porridge
elsewhere. Let them dispatch some SEN
tsible, truth telling correspondents "along
the line," to write up correct illustrated
articles for their magazine Their Ross
Browne pictures and their extracts from
a woman's story about Brigham Young's
harem are not of value to our people
They embody no facts calculated to in
duce immigration from respectable and
enterprising communities they take the
place of what should be articles of great
| advantage to our interests. With the
facilities at their command which We
have indicated, the great New York pub
fishing houses ought speedily to supply
the country with an illustrated "over-
land '' travellers manuel, such as would
tell of stations and distances with entire
correctness, and present practical rec
ommendation of the trip across the con-
itinent by rail and stage coach.-Gold
.HiM Neaes.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
The Capital.

1t will be observed that the power to
change the location of the capital of the
Territory does not dwell entirely in the
Legislature. Many who entertain the
opposite view will discover their error
by perusing section fifteen of the organic
Act. If law should be passed provid-
ing for the removal to Helena, Bagdad,
or any other desirable point, it is inope-
rative, unless the voters ratify the same
at " the first general election thereafter"
Under these circumstances Virginia City
must continue to be the seat of govern
ment for several months, if no longer.
If the editor of the Gazette had read this
statute, he would not have made the OBJ
vious blunders that appeared in his arti-
cles and squibs upon this subject Leg
islative wiseacres who intended to con-
vene in this city " temporarily" and then
"adjourn to Helena" will find an insur.
mountable obstacle in their path in the
laws of the United States. We cite the
following extract:
SEC. 10. The legislative assembly of the
Territory of Montana shall hold its first ses.
sion at such time and place in said Territory
as the Governor thereof shall appoint and di-
rect; and at said first session, or as soon there
after as they shall deem expedient, the Cover.
nor and legislative assembly shall proceed to
locate and establish the seat of government
for said Territory at such place as they may
deem eligible; provided, that the seat of gov
ernment fixed by the Governor and Legislative
assembly shall not be at any time changed ex
cept by an act Of the said assembly duly
passed, and which shall be approved, after du,
notice, at the first general election thereafter
by majority of the legal votes cast on tina
question. fHf
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
iHT; BUT, MY COUNTRY, RIGHT OR wRoNe."...,.
VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1866

this month. 1t is spread over a consid-
cradle breadth of country, giving each
residence ample grounds, which are gen.
orally nicely laid out and filled with
shrubberry, flowers, etc.
But my letter is growing too long, and
l will close, promising in my next hur-
ried description of the trip overland,
Marysville, Sacramento, San Francisco,
and its surroundings, which have been
visiting during the last two weeks. To
morrow | leave for New York via Pan
anna, on board the Golden Age, and will
during the voyage endeayor to catch
up with myself" and give your readers
some matters of more interest, if Nep-
tune does not call too freely upon me for
tribute to his briny bosom. j.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
Use Of the Antlers in the Reindeer.


The reindeer that I have seen in Lab-
rador, in Newfoundland, and Nova SEQ
tia, shed their horns as do deer of other
tribes. The old stags often drop their
antlers early in November, provided
there have beea hard frosts; the more
youthful stays retain theirs somewhat
longer. Some retain their antlers until
March. This, l think, is kind provis-
ion of Nature, to enable them to defend
their young against the attacks of
wolves and other animals of prev. There
are to be seen in herds many does that
have no antlers, and who never had any
since their birth. The cariboo dig the
holes in the snow with their fore feet.
the hoofs of which are concaye and nd
mirably suited for that purpose. The
foot is OF great expanse, and the toes of
the hoof somewhat turned in. The
hoot being very sharp at its edges, en-
ables the animal to travel upon the most
hard and glazy ice with certainty and
ease. / have seen herds in free flight
trotting on lakes; never saw one make
a slip even when badly scared and
have examined the icy margins which
they have assembled, and never could de
tect more than a mark, as light as if
made by skate. When trottinp. the
toes of the hoofs rattle. together and
sound as if castanets were being struck
never could make out why the cariboo
should go to so much trouble to DIG the
holes in the snow Sometimes I have
seen this work carried on to a great ex.
tent, when the snow has been between
three and four feet deep. 1t strikes me
1t is for the purpose of getting at a small
portion of earth. Itnever saw the bot
tom OF one OF these holes that would ex
ceed the circumference of an ordinary
sized dinner plate. Again, these exca
vatlons are made when their fayorite
| winter food, the light MOSES on the
trees, is abundant. They browse on the
leaves as long as they last, and are very
partial TO wild grass that grows by the
margins OF brooks and rivers. They arr
also very fond of the ground fungus,
species OF wild mushroom, but they dt
not partake of the fungus that grows OF
the hard and soft woods. After heay,
storm in winter, when an old tree will
pendant MOSES growing on it has beer
prostrated, if cariboo are in the neigh
borhood it is astonishing how soon the,
ind 1t out, particularly if about the mar
gin of a lake. They feed together a
night, and delight in lying out on tn,
frozen lakes and clear barrens during
the day when the sun is out. The move
ments of herd of reindeer are very sim
liar with those of a flock of sheep. Olc
stays of the reindeer tribe are known b,
having somewhat stunted antlers, stou
and thick at the root The finest speci
men OF an old reindeer's antlers that
has been my fortune to procure, CAV
to the officers of II. NJ. 72d regiment
Another splendid pair hang in my broth
ers house, kilbree, Cappoquin, count
Waterford. | had the honor of present
ing his Royal Highness the Prince G
Wales with set of locked antlers @
reindeer that found on the mountain
of Newfoundland. w. WsIlses' SpiJf
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
Gold Declining.

In the last two weeks, gold has de-
scended from So to 46 per cent. premium.
People would infer from the statements
of traders, that greenbacks had de-
creased in value in this period. II pur-
chasers consulted the monetary report
in the PosT, which is furnished by the
reliable banking house of Hussey, Dab
Ter & Co, they could not be nisled.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
Word. JAS G. Sprat
WORD G SPRATT,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Virginia City, Mon
n tana Territory. VIII practice in all the Courts
Of said Territory. Special attention given TO
the Collection of Claims. .. 10
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03

Mrs. Leonidas Polk, widow of the
Louisiana bishop and rebel general, is
in such reduced circumstances that she
has opened a female educationRl insti-
tute to support herself and family.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
CutRcHEs IN THE TERRIToRIEs.--

CHURCHES IN THE TERRITORIES
Idaho City is not the only place where
religion does not thrive very vigorously.
We notice that at Virginia City, Mon
tana, the " Union Church has been sold
to satisfy claims of creditors, and has
been turned into horse stable. That is
worse than Idaho. Here the Union 7"
Church was sold for court honses-
Idaho World l'' -.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debilit., Premature Decay, ana al
the effects of youthful indiscreton will, for the
sako of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it. the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing, in perfect Conscience
JOHN j. OGDEN,
g23w&lw.3m No. 70 Cedar St, New York.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
II, n, YAGER. WI. I'D.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, Wal
l. lace street, one door east Of Clayton q Hales
Drug Store. Residence, Jackson street, two doors
beyond the Missouri House. . luS
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
ASSAY OFFICE,

ykTALI,ACE STREET, one door below Nolan
w e. Co.'s Bank. Gold and Silver, and Ores OF
every description Assayed. guarantee my assays
and will pay any difference which may arse De-
Ioit d. GILBERT.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
Il II. COCHRAN,

HOUSE AND SIGN NPAINTER-Three doors be.
III low the Postofice, Wallace street, virginia
City, MT. House and Sign Painting, Paper Hang
ing and Glazing done with neatness and dispaicn'
at low rates Tor cash. sou
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03
Montana Billiard saloon,

d SAB0LSKY,
IL. Proprietor Billiard Tables furnished with
the most approved apparatus required for the enjoy
ment of the game. Pure liquors and choice cigars
always on hand Open from A. M., TO IL p NJ rs
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-11-03

Local NOtices-One dollar per line for three
lines less rs cents per line for ten lines or less
50 cents per line for eleven lines or more
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
y 'SS 4 E1I|lI|${I
AM NODE OF TREATnENT IL

rae .lrsose or PeS6tC1toM.
II p~oGorooee the seCreo Am6osh
Of this terrible dies -. sssssnissars Il. root
L ressoves All she wres~he1
synptoms d this loathsone nslsdy. ard sssrts
q cleans she head. AeeSevSses
the breath. md aGosds The mott grsteSs1 RELIEF.
% eleveoees nsre Agcey aso ID.
% 10 noee1 16r coS1sg The Most
hepsiaas eases, that every kssws nssns have
@ eores Igsy. Rose Esd Pesse1.
ic Catarrh, Of the moot obstinate ssd viSless
~ Ssrn erCassrra - ss1ses 1.
Dr. Goeea1e hee .new spens =
lifetime in bstiing with THE fell disssss Hist
r.. ! G ipii Csssrrh n~.esy
- harmless liquid. inhaled froa the palm :
~. i. Gseaale - hsews shre'.
oaght The country - the ssthor Of the oaly True
erivie- vhes i1s rsvsees- mode u trestmesa-
asd rapjd csre IN al it, fcrna.
Or. Gooasle's Pamphlet - Coz
tossh should b reed By evefJ ore IL eaa -
s6saissd q or sssress Agency. q y sseAiag
s'sasfr FL sisf fsc b Il s s raE PsIss.
Il CAYarer. The sems o. VI. X. Ooodeje he's
become familiar tbrouehost the e0ontrt 70 TIE
victims Of Catssrh. iron his we'll. sosped feme il
solv pesssa Who ever penetrated the secret an
49, q this fearful malsdy. HIS seMsoy and
ne1e or treasuces y The enly sss evss kncwn to
sufe it-fTrsy. n: y. Deity Times.
piiny hills, the well-ksovn trsveler, and
whsse fanay rhysieaan Dr. Ooedals ~ fer
nspy y0as, aoyo: 8Ntr43vgi l4 IssA
III ~. 0es1els seys b ~ suss Cs1assh be
eaa eure 4" ~ fpslhee oortjGee thGe the, pr.
BE- - eSsslo y a.eaissl AN. - - sspsfisss
~, nsoe - Rsslease Ouossse.--Ds. oeeA-
ale's Ce1sesb ns0edy ~ a6de eflseea0eot sos
eelf a1be1a ~ ReG1eee solief = oyesy vestesy
efCateesS. ~ 4 extine6ioAee NE djeesee fosev
- = n Ae1npeNnat do0ee gGssgD - epeeAs
'friS n, ~ I Ss1n:V 5aeb1apAltl
,lf.sd 80 aid 65E fAG61k. 0ss40ssA
ks0a-1C1v % lDleeG1sr a.. NJ.
kS SxiLonp. AGA f..s1sssI issa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
Dr. EASTERLY'A
Universal Family Pills

Can he recommended to the afflicted with the great
esi confidence believing them tar superior 10 other
pill now in use. For Liver Complaint and Dy>pcp-
la these Pills really invaluable. They change the
.ifiaed -ecrctions Of the stomach and liver producing
healfy action in h,>c important organs. For Female
Complaints md habituul COsiivcncss. they have no
equal They can be used at all times with perfect
safety in Bilious. Intermittent and RemittcDt Fevcrs,
and al complaints when purgati,e is required.
These lill- are Pt RELY VEGETABLE in their in
gradients and perfectly HARMLESS in all their quail
tiles, and are designed To be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
DISEASES or THE LlvR.

The Liver 10 much u,0re frequently thckat Of die
ease than 10 generally supptsed. The fun&'n II de-
signed 10 perform, and ON the regular hecuti'n ~
which depends nO only the general henlthD the b0dy.
but the powers II The stomach, bowels. VI mud the
whole ntr,ous system, shows it, vast and ~ import
ance 10 human health. When the iivcrD erriOusly
diseased II In fact not only derangcs the functions
Of the body but exercises powerful in)cnce over
the mind and it, operations, which CAM casily he
DESERVED II hns 80 ck'se u connection ~ other dis
eascs, and manifesto itsei by greal v9stcty u
eymptOms Of . most doubtful Charscteq1Ia II mis-
leads physicians, even Of grcat enence, than
any other vital organ. The intimate c3,edkn that
exists between the liver and the BRAIN bud the great
dominion which am persuaded il excs1es over uie
paestuns Of mankind convince M that 4ny uniOrtu.
rate being. have committed acts Of decxnd Grimm
atrOcity or become what fools term hyS chondriscs
from the simple fact Of Diseased state the liver
have long been onyinc-d that more III onshalf 81
the complaints vi Ch occur In this cOuy are to b.
considered having their seair In pred state u
thu liver will cnumcrnte sOnc u q Dn lkDi0nD
TlON DKaAMgED srArE or THE BOWELS, 4siTARi0 AMI
viHDiCTIvE pEEiIN0e AND PAssIONs, frn Yifiing and
ipAaicquate causes, Of which We aQrwafis iee
ashamed last, though not least moro than THREE
FouMTHs ri the diseases enumerated u11er the head
CuxsunlTiON. have their seat In dsetd liver 1hii
il truly Il ffightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

They very mild and pleasant In their operation.
yet more prompt and cfcciua in cleansing the stem
from all bilious puird and irritating matter Than The
curious o'ler pills i'll general Use. They will be fornd
much superior 10 other pill 10 the diseases in
cidcn To The WEST Families Try them.
sg- Price 30 cents per box. Forty Pills in n box.
iT- Sold at DR.. EASTEHIi Family Medicine
Store. corner of Third and Chestnut streets ST LOuls,
Mo- and IL - Madison street. Chica,su His
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

Which never fsilsto cure Coughs and Colds IN
q fe DAYS, and has cured thousands upon thous.
and Of eases Of Consumption after ply sicians and
all other remedies had failed. and the patients
had been given up to die This l'alsam is the
most perfect and infallible remedy for nj! disess.
es Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
B.--Ask for Or GATHERS COUGH BAL
SAN and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for t'a bottle, large bottles
81 80 per bottle.
Sold At DIR. EASTERLY l. cos Family Nj d
icnc Store corner Of Third and Chestnut Sts.
ST Louis NO.. aud Mt their branch Store s9 lad
ison street Chicago. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
Ilr. Ea>lctl,'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
achc. Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Cns,ivencss. Janndice. and oil
Dcrnngcm-nss Of the S stem where NJ
Ap,rient or Ca.hartic medicine is required
THERE IS SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgaiiyc medicines not more or less required
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally Used In the WESTERN
STATES. where Bilious diseases generally prevail
Catharic medicines are Indispensable No person cal
he well while cosyc habit OF body prevails hesidcs
il soon produces serious and often futal dirca.es
which might be avoided by timely and judicous us'
of proper Catharc medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

The sales Of real estate within the county
OF Des Moincs for the year ending ~ec.
s'st. 1865. Amounted to 81 ,oss. s07 Co.,
Stamps placed on instruments Of writing,
recorded in tho Recorders cfIicc. Tor tho
ssne pssiod, amounted 10 81 ,7Y4.oo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19


made lately, and the Pc" thinks that /"
arvc gang Of eou.nericitsrs arc at work 1"
hat vicinity.
A horse race came of Al Mc0rcgor lstelv.
N the zee. between an Iowa and Wiscon
SIN horse, in whi.h the Ioya animal can't
,ut ahead.
The OK ritement at tho Copper Creek oil
dissinss, near McGre.or, increases. Five
.alons Of crude petroleum. from the dig
y.ncs. wee sent 10 Milwaukee for cxamina
lion. We CLEAN from the Pres
The Dubuque Times says that the PRO
ducc Exchange being now an incorporated
body, stands On a firm foundation; and
much benefit TO the producing, nanufactur.
ing and commercial interests may now be
expected L. is the intention Of the body
10 enlarge their room, put into 1t library
and files of newspapers, together with q
-abinct, and by every similar means posi-
bic render their headquarters an attractive
place for visitors
Tie Council Bluffs Nonpdriel says that
'thc spring travel Is Just commencing. Ou'
hotels. which for somc time been patroniz
cd by scarcely any one but the REGULARS.
are crowded day and night Every ind.ca
ton goes to show that the enigg ion this
,cason Will be Immense destined L
the lar west, while We have assurance tha
great m1ny will stop IN Western Iowa
| Utah is 20 send one thousand wagons t
Council Bluffs, this season, to receive ant
lransp 1t their cmisIants who will cross II
tins lon;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

DIR. EASTERLY,S PAIN KILLER
Ladies, Read This.
der. IsOOIsER.S
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant md popular medicine will cure
all Fr"al. Compiaiais, snsh as Excessive
Painful or suppressed Menstrutaticn, La.
corhga, or Whites. Falling Of the
y VO~6. and all irrcgnlari,i.s Of the
Monthly Periods. 1t will also bring on
the Mcnscs when checked by Colds and
al unnatural causes.
FEMALES suffering under any Of the difscu,,ic.
above enumerated should not fail to use
DE-. Keepers Female Csvdla1.
1t is the most pleasant and infaable remedy owe,
invented for the cure Of Female complaints. Iaiies
teid atiSr EaS4ENi.YS Family Medicine s.cy.
corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. LDuis No
and W Madison street. Chicago, ILL.,
r. A
DR. Easterly's Medicines are forsale
In Davenport by r. s. Bsllord ma
Hitchcock 4 Stake.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
Dgs. EASTERLY.S
A MEXICAN LINZ MEN T

Will Cure Bruises. Sprains. Cuts. Wounds. Rhcuma
ti-n. Contracted 1endons Swelied Jonts, Pain o,
Weakness n the Back md ill Local or Seated Pair
IN the System.
THIS is the BEST lINIMENT ever offered the pul,
tifnse themselves to the very homes and give the sui
ferer instant relief
II Is the n,s~' efiicacous linimcnt ever invented
FOR o1lDRSES AND ANIMALS.
II will Cure Strains, Cnts Bruises, Chafcr Calls
Bone Muscle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
Or. E:Nsterly's
DIARRlIEA SYRUP

viii cure DiarrhGa. Dvscntcry. Summer
Complaints. Collie. Cholera MOI, bus. and
all Heterogeneous % III. Bowels. either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant,
and iicc,nal rc,,n DIV ever discovered for
the Cure Of Bowel Complaint is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right side under the cdg(of the ra In
creaeug on pressure; sometimes the lin II In the len
eide the patient Il rarely able 10 lie the I'm ride
sometimes the pain Il felt under the boulder bade
and II Frequently extends ~ the top thu SHOULDER.
and II sometimes mistaken for rhcun1i-m In the arm
The stomach s affected with IOss If actitc aod sick
the bowels In general are cOstist sometimes IL
tcrIating with lnxiy the head II irolbl1i with PAIN
accompanied with duh. heavy ecna)cn In th- hack
part There IL geucrally cOnsid0r abtjuss II ncDory,
accompanied with pasful sensatis4 u having left
upd0ne something which ought u hat been done.
slight dry cough Is sometimes abundant Th pa
tent cOnIplans III wesfinsse anil det1iiy; he easily
startled hir feet cold hi fnng Ad he complains
OF psickly sensation ~ hts akin istpirits Ow,
and although he Is satisfied ihst exercise wOud be
beneficial ~ him. yet H. scarcely bum up fortitude
enough Try IT, IL fAst. he disti Every remedy.
Several Of N. above symptoms Accompany the di.ensc,
hut cases have occurred when few ~ them existed,
yct examination of the body, aer d1. has shown The
Liver 10 hive beeen extensively ler1xed.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. McTAnc Liver Pills In CAGES que and Fcv~r.
when taken with xuiniar are prontai,e II The most
happy results. No better caihnrc Jean be used pre-
paraGny 10, or after taking QuiniI3 We would I'D.
,ise all who afflicted with this ditaee u give them
. FAIR TRIAL.
DIRECTIONS
Take two or three pills going to IA c,sfy second o.
third night II they do bof purge mo three times
the next morning, take one x two pore; but s!gl
breakfast should vssiably iOflnw th<, 1fH llvss
Pills ulay be used WHEN puTgined simply II ncCew
sary A. anti bilious pnrgsiive)hey inferior n
nOi and In dscs u two N three they give astonish
Ing relief in Sick llescachc also D. siigi derAnge
m3nts u thu stomach
Prepared only BY
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Rroprietors Of Dr.. NcLsssss Lieer IIlls,
lsrm!tuge and Lund Syrup.
Sold BY Dealers Eserywlsre.
DIR. MCLANES
.4Mees'icODe WOrne Epeci0c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-19

Reader. have you Cough. Cold, or any disease
OF the Lungs DO not neglectit Delay is dan !.
verous. Millions die annually BY negect,ng
c"mmon cold. Coughs and colds. il not cured 10
| their early stage. lead to Consumption. and then
perhaps 10 an early death BE advised in time
aad procure at once that celebrated remedy