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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-12-20
MERE-MENTION.

Mr.. E M. Lyles, of Charlotte, last week
slaughtered a hog which weighed 44e
pounds nett. Seward and Tbad. Ste-
veus have been hob.uobbiug at the latter's
rooms. A reconciliation is said to be brew
ing, and speculation is rife" ".........ln
the United States there are 36, 1000 miles of
railway, which cost 81, 1880, 100000. In
Europe there are 10000 miles, which cost
SO, 500 100000 There are about 10000
miles of telegraph here, and $4,000 in
Europe ......... Gen. Sedgwick has been re-
moved from the command on the Rio Grande.
The United States is the owner Of
1855 ,468, 300 acres ...'..".At an agricul-
tural dinner the following toast was given !:
nThe game Of fortune-shufHe the cards as
you will, spades will always win. "........
The youngest Judge in England is Sir
Hugh Cairns, who is 10 bis forty ninth year
........ A man in Oswego, N. Y, recently
advertised Ga dog lost The next morning
the dog went home of his own accord. he
thought it no use to attempt to run away II
newspapers we're after him ...'..".A bill
authorizing the "Governor" to call out five
regiments of "loyal" militia, to put down
iusurrectiou and protect the ballot boxes,
passed its first reading in the Tennessee
Legislature the other day, y,'..'..''A West
eru man, speaking of the Pacific Railroad,
saws it is some of the funniest coincidents
in the world, that almost every alternate
section of land on each side of the road ba.
longs to some member of Congress
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-12-20
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1866.

coRRE cTED WEE KLY .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-12-20

Nancy J. Rattrree, Applicant,
rs.
John A. Ratteree, ct al, heirs
at-law Of Henry Ratteree,
-ipceased. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

There lsa woman in the pubic eve whose name
had all along been associated. IN our mind with
the Yankee, Qusck," and ''Iiumbug" But
II IS so no longer, and We desce to west ter
name from all such suspicious association in all
other minds Whatever notions we may have of
womaniy delicncv md propriety We will a1tnit
that woman alone is tue Nurse the good \ursu
-thcb b.st Sueee. Whether wcshall have Female
Physicians or not. is n question which must be
decided by time and principle and not mat
ter OF taste. Pride prrjudic" caprice and s.
rom NAV as well behave themselves, tor II there
~ raallv waa. there will also be supply II
there be n calling there will be "A cnnisnq.
Nature and human society are always sci suppl. !.
ing and though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Wiuslow does not want to treat you Gen.
He,a.n Nor dies she prescribe regimen fer
your wives; but mndrstly appears as u messen-
scI of health ard happiness 10 your INFANTS in
The cradle. is tnerc ANYTHING improper IN that!
Nurse Of " 81 years experience can boldly
say what is or i- not good for = babe and ought
TO bc listened to God speed her IN humble but
happy mission She is the most successful phvs-
,cian and most efec,ut, bcneactress our tie one
ever enjoyed her do'ng parents rot excpeted.
.ius, open The door for er and Mrs Winslow
Will prove the American Florence Nightingale oi
the NURSERY Of this we are so sure that we
will t.. ch oiir Srsy" to "A l'LgssfNG On
Mns W,xs,ow" for mel ,,ing her 70 survive and
escape gripping. colicking aud te.thing siege =
We confirm every word se, forth in the PgnsrEc
rus II performs precisely whn' il pr"fesses ,o
perform every rnrt of II nothing less. Away
vour Cordial" 'Fnregoric," DR. Jps." "L.uda-
nun :" and every other "Nnrcct C." nv which the
babe is drngged into stupidity, and rendered dull
AZ idi"tic for life.
". save never seen Nrs Wi,slow-know her
only through the preparation Of he' " Soothing
syrup for hildren Tcc'hing." II we had the
power. we wo, make her. as she is, a physical
savior 10 the lnia:.t Eace.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
LONDON, Dec. 22--The Daily News

LONDON, Dec. 22--The Daily News
says:
American secu ities, especially D 2O's
continue to be imported in large amounts
by each steamer, and but for thl~ the remit
,ance of specie from Ame; ica ,ould be much
larger, although to some extent this is q
negative result. So far a1'our money mar
kct concerned, it is certain that direct
" pr,jndired influence is exercised, mas
much as while we send to America, goods
for the rare material Of which we have Il
pay cash, She discharges her debt to a con-
siderable extent III paper.
Advices from Frankfort states that siHcc
the receipt af the Presidents Message, q
most extensive business had taken place III
American Sto'ks, accompanied 10y rise o
three ard n hall per c. NJ. in two days. Til,
outstanding speculalionS in the shape o'
options for the end oi the year, is mainly
rcnt,ibutcn to the movement which has ca
ricd prices to point two per cent abov,
those Of New York At the same time, tn,
German public. generally, have resume the
pul chases in them for investment. and a..
so exclusive IN their partiality that all ad'
vertisemens for Turkish or other loans ol
shares, in any company, prove enurcl,
unattractive.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
60 . N----------
4 ne Conf i,gr1siOm mt Esncfae...
Particulars Of the Isfnaster.
Losses. Etc.

.tAtlNf, Wis. Jan. 4.
One OF the most destructive fires ever ex
peri, need in this city vas discovered about
O'Clock this morning. and ragged. despi.e
all efforts to stop lis progiess, unlil proper
Wy to the amount o! SO, eco was to'a!ly de
stroyed. The most prominent buildings
destroyed are the Titus Block" iucu.lin q
the only respectable hail we have in the city,
the Rac'ne House. Western Union Tile
graph Office. and Episcopal church. The
loss is severe on some of our business men.
whose insurance by TO means covers the
damage. The estimated loss is not below
81 600; total insurance not over s45.
coo. Titus Block was the handsomest in
the city, and is a severe loss OF tbr ~;
gin Of the fire nothing certain is krown
but by the hour and some Other ,ircum,
starces it is generally supposed to be the
work Of an inccndiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
EPECExk. C.IIT1O.4E

ine great popularity 81 Mrs. N,rsicv' eoo.l
ing ~s'"p, fcr children tceihine. has i:.daccd un
princip,ed tersons to tu. up ur,cl,s to be useo
'or 'ne svne purpose Va advertising Which the,
nave not only copied our advertisements and no
tees from the press, sn, have cop ed certificate
and letter. f:om clergymen and others. uthxinr
other names to our genuine cert,icafes.-
De"s'e o' 'n'''a'ofs. apl5-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Rest, 1lenlsh. and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tecihng softcns the gums, re d"ces
inflammation. allays all pain. aud cures wind colic
Perfectly sufe IL all cases. Wewould say To ev
cry mother who mas u suffering Clild: DO no,
let your prejudice. uor the frsimd ces oil others.
stand bcwecn yon und your suffering child and
the reiiei that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow sthe use OF this medicine if timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

Ketcbum, who was sentenced on Sa;ur-
day in the Court Of General Sessions, to be
COZ fined in the State Penitentiary for four
years and six months, was taken yesterday
from the Tombs to Sing Sing prison, 10y
sheriff Hilby. The young man was accom-
panied from the prison by his father and one
OF his brothers
The Erpress has a report that house in
Hudson street, jersey City, was found filled
" It'll arms and munitions Of war, supposed
to he q Fenian arsenal.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

New YoRk, January 5.-The Tribune $
Washington special says:
The Cabire, meeting yesterday was Of
short duration.
The latest positively asserted Cabinet
| is Secretary Wells is to be supercecdcd BY
Senator d xon.
Pirate Semmes has had his quarters
| changed from the navy yard to the marine
barra ks, to insure greater safety. He viii
be Immediately be put upon his trial and
doubtless convicted, although his pardon is
| already as. ured.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
latest News
EI' TELEG R.fPH.


On the 30th day Of December. man
named Richard Owens, committed suicide
at Sonth End. Boston. by blowing out
his brains with a pistol. lie was a man
OF about thirty five years of age. and fol
lowed the avocation of landscape painting.
He was lately from Zinesville Ohio. nj d
before his death, hoa>ted that he had been
one Of Mosby's guerrilias, had been con
neeted with the plot to nssassinatc President
Ii coin, and believed that Booth did right
in committing the decd
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06


The Posts Washington special says:
The Joint Committee on Reconstruction
will meet tn morrow morning for business.
Judge Spaul,!Inr. of Ohio, is making a
radical speech in the House to day, in com
mitt,c of the whole on the subject of rt con
struction
An importan. resolution was offered in the
House this morning providing tlnt all the
public lands in the Sou lern State he thrown
open To ac'ulal settlers. According to the
decision of the and Commissioners they
ATE now open to settlers, black as well as
wlite men.
To morrow evening there wifi lie held at
the Cooper institute a public meeting of
citizens in support ot the position that Eu-
fopran powers shall not he allowed to inter
me,lle in Amciican politics. Several disiin
gui~hctl speakers viii address the NEE ting
Gen Sweeney by invitation Visited the
Fenian Congress to day, and was cn,husias
iicallv received. He made a speech to the
effect that be would endorse any measure
calculated To unite the brotherhood, and
forward the Irish indep nicncc
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

Sr,crpr OF A Former CITIZEN or MusCA-
TINE A dispatch in the Chicago Tribune,
dated McGrepor, Iowa, Jan. 2d. 1866, says:
"L. Sutherland. a dry goods merchant Of
this city, committed suicide this morning
by shooting himself through the head y
The deceased was fcr several years prior
| to 1860, a resident Of this place. and kept a
grocery ard provision store in the room no "
occupied by I. 4 7. p McMury. lie was
honest and upright in his dealings. and
strictly temp, rate in his habits. What i'm
pcli,d him to the rash deed we have nc
means Of know ng We believe he was un
married. Nus catinc .Iourn0l
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
NV s BALD TEN YEARS."

Certificate from Levi Jadd. with Hollisier d
Wilkins. CHICAGO, Sept. IL. ls65.
A. N. DsLiGHr- Dear sir ihavc been bald for
10 years. aud had given up all hopes VI ever hav-
ing INV hair o,.d Being over ~ wears Of sRs
| thonghst almost impossible. After using J our
Lastfsi y short time my hn.r commenced grow
inx. and Is now quite thick. nm fully convinc-
ed that the Lust, vi the only article thst will re-
store the hair nm with the well known firm
OF Ho,i,ster L Wilkins. Carpet Hall. 1875 and iS7
Lake street. where can be seen ~ any time by
all Who wish TO the wonderful effects cf the
world renowned Lus raj I.svi Jcpp.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

DOn'G Full 10 Procure Nsrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used for 30 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. 1t corrccts acitii-
the bowels, and lives rest, health. and comfort
TO mother aud child. Office, No. As Dey street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

The following - an extract from letter writ
ten bv the Rev. J $ Ilolme. pastor OF the Pierfe
pont street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. V, Il
the Journa ard Messenger, Cincinnati, o. nnt
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS WtNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING:-
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Relief 1 Health to your Infants,

We have Iut up and ,old this article for over
- Years. aud CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH oi II what We haze never been rble to
san Of arv other mrdi-ine-SEvER HAS 1T
FAILED N A SINGLE INSTANCE t. EFFECT
A CUR J. when timely used. Never did we
know ). instance Of dissali isfaciion by any re
WHO used it On the cont AIRY. all are delight q
S'th is operations. and speak il terms Of com
mend ,tinn oj it's magic. effects and medical vir-
tues We ,peak in this matter WHAT W. DO
KNOW after 30 wears experience AND
Pledge OUR REPUTATION fpR THE FCL-
tii.MENr OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
/" utmost every instance where the infant is suf-
ring from raia and exhaustion relief will be
i.'and IN n'teen minutes after the syrup Is ad-
,ninist:red
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. Non. genuine unless the FAC sia,le ot
CURTIS X PERKINS, New York. 10 ON Tie out
side wrapper.
Sold by DFuggiststhroughoutt the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Anticipated 1srOcla m ion OcE2e.
SlOra ion.

ASHiNGToN, Jan. 5.
II is nflently believed here tha, Pres
idcnt Johnson will soon issue lroclama-
t''n announcing the complete rcstoratnon
Of the late rebel States. the Provisional
Governors having been duly superseded
by the regularly elected Governors ef those
States.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

The stockholders Of the Davenport Nat;o,,,
Bank are herby notified that the annual election
for Directors will be- held at the banking hons.
on TUESDAY. January eth 1865 Polls II be
, opened at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and close ri ! =
0 clock n. By 0 der o. the hoard,
decs alsew h 4. WUUUWARl. Cuhier.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
ST. CHARLES nsOTEL.

It"E'heiTy t'cFcFbc'g ger Eonsc,l
N,- Second and Nulnu. sts, Muscatine, To-.
~ WoODFuki' 4 IaLYtAN, Props. FREE
Uinnihus and Baggage Wagun TO aud rom Cars
aud Eusts. Tue House has been ieiited ana re-
furnished throughout, and pu, in per Get order
Of the aecommo IA: on OF the runiic. nv25-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

HDO not Iet your prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief tina
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
WINS cOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t correct.
acidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind collie, rsgu
lates the bowels, sciiens the gums. gives resft,
the mother and health to the child Office, Al
Dey street, Naw ork.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
nr.e Fire 0t 1sly 1n nth, lMSli.
ANA Loss 6lOO.WOO,

PLYMOUTH, Jan. 3.-Our town was this
morning visited by one Of the most destruc
tive conilagra,ions so terribly preyalen'
throughout the land this winter. One.hali
the business portion Of the town is II heap
Of smoking ruins. The total loss will prob
ably reach 100000, on which there is al
insurance Of abou; $25, 900
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Election T.(icc.

THE ANNUAL MEETING bf THE STOCK
L holders tor the .le iion oi Director. Of IN,
FIRST National Bank OF Davenport. lows, will =,
held u, ,fe isank. on I TUESDAY. Jan, 18Th. lSss
AT .'clnsk r. N. liza NJ CLIFFORD. CASH =
tiavenc0tt. Iowa, Dec. l4tn. 1865 -dftn,w
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Destructive Fire sat JOmesv lille,
Michigan.

JoNEsvJlLE, jan. D.
A destructive fire broke out here in the
dry house Of Il K. Gardner & Co. 8 woolen
factory at ~ o'clock this forenoon. 1t is
said TO have originated in the stove.pi,e or
chimney. The factory was consumed en-
tirely. About 5000 worth of stock and
machinery were saved. The loss is rstms-
Ted at 800. 900. Insured for 81, GOO. The
residence Of Mr.. Strong, one 0 the prnpri-
etors Of he Waver House was also burn
ed. Loss $4,000. No insurance. 1t is
not known that any lives were lost. About
fifty persons were thrown out Of employ
ment by this disaster-the worst that has
ever visited our village.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06


About 2:3O O'Clock yesterday p. IN, very
destructive fire occurred at the gas works,
situated near the river huylkill. about one
mile and bali below Gray's Ferry bridge
An immense quantity Of coal was destroyed
and considerable other damage was sus-
taineO
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

I'VE see an advertisement in your colgms {
MRS. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, we never said n word III favor Of pasen
medicine before in our ilfe but we feel comp. .lce
to say to your readers that this IS no humbug-
~e hare triei A. and inou IL nil do all i. ciais.e
Ii is probably one of the nos, successful. mcali
clnes Of the day, because il is one OF the best.
And those OF Toar readers who have babies can
do better than lay in srpplyE
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
LATE NEW s


Gen. Vim. Hickey, Chief Clerk Of the
United States Senate, died this morning.
ag, about seventy years He has been in
the employment Of that body forty tTo
years
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
81 WAS BALD SIX YEARS."

Certificate from Win. Gale, Pressnsn with Joncs
Small, l22 Lake street.
A. NJ. DELi0mr had been entirely bald for .
years; had used several hair restoratives with
out receiving any benefit, and had almost given
up hopes Of ever having INV hair restored. Hear
ing ycu, Spanish lus,ral so highly r.e"in,nend-
ed BY our most prominent citizens. determined
10 try bottle. After using part Of Il my hair
commenced growing. aud | am satisfied that in
= short time viii have heavy growth Of hair.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

Opv,cs o. rns DAvsxroas DsuocaAs.
"Wednesday evening. Ian. 3. 1885.
FLosa.- wholssale, per bhl as.A0
In sacks, t6.U0
in bulk 1850
Resstl IN ~. es.so.
In Sacks. o. ~.
In bull. 1900.
WssAs. No. !. So3et. No. ., eo97oe.
C0Rx. -S0a2lc,
BAslsr.-So i. soS7ocss. No. 2, sSc.s.
Oars. lsQtsc.
P0fAFooe-6cc.
OxioNss ss--ls93c.
BUfrsa -25c
Ec0s.-3oc
HAY.-4l5. 90.
CoAL-lse per bush 1t both yards.
Arr g. .--th.5 So per barrel
PoAk- O. s. IN foot t14$s.
CHic.xo Markets.
BY reiesraph.l CHicAso Jan 8
Provisions Mafke. less .ctivr. Prices fsr mess
pork Declined Iis50c = bhl. a decline In live and
dr.:,e hog leli nuy.rs cut OF The mar et. Mess
rprk .old At t2Js2j 81 tor present delivery, a.d
2Ns liers option all January. Clear pork sold nj
e2s % Eagish meats Quiet, sales Of Cum bef land It
lSs'Ae Tor short RIB mi.idi-s Green ham. rubb~d
IN Hard as i,-red sold l5c, bat saes from block
dull 14sc.
L.rd-Que,, a, 1ssQl,e for steam and kettle
ur-ss d Hogs Market declined 5orQ$i = 100 ns
Sass rnnvrd from - soalO 10, ana At e,o . buy~ra
quiet al 6)1lo Tor ipts vdiug 201 H., aud 10
all rou q Tor good smooth lor.
Fioui-No ma,eria rhan.e In market; not enough
9 y. =" establish any alteration la pric
Wheat M Il .nrltg &c lower. u aith sales at ~ .3k
ei 2s o-',vnt inside Kynr,~, No a, quiet, with
snle- a yla93.
Corn steady. ~i,hort material chang. sales .,
@1Skc for Mol. 3sa; sk for No2. A.d 84aS4x
Tor rejected
:. Oats i,ui and Nc lower. Sales Of No II u .@
IS. and NJ 2 2i
Rye-krtirely nominal
rcy -FAr requ-st with brewers and matters,
with sales OF dn--ic tr C. ia bags NJ from t2ca
! for good 0 ch Oce
High Win-s-f 4. light supply and limcr with tri.
finx saie- ~ - lS4g "
Imn,hy Seed = There WAS good inquiry and " ces
ru ed steady nj 9 3.O9S 4O
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

THAvE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
L me ~ Partner in the Commission, Produce
and Forwarding Business. nv brother, ". DAL
ZELI.. in The business will in future he car
ricd in the name of JAS NJ DALZELI. h
BRO | would respectfully solicit a continuance
Of the business which has heretofore been be-
slowed on me
A continued residence ia business in this
place Of over 90 We irs has made us fully acauan,
ed with both people aud products, and thus
tender our services to til public
January'l div JAS. NJ. DAlIELL.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Hair Restored In Six Months.

CeriIIicate Irom F. II. FOFtef. COmMiA0,On Ner.
chant, x93 kiniic street.
Ch,csg,. Oct. Ia. 1856.
A. N. D9Li0ur--Six months ago my head WAS
A SMOOTH ~ rmx Palm ~ NJ HAND. l sm over ~
years oi age. and never thought Of having my
hair restored. Bv the vceomn,cnr aton oi .
friend I c mncnc-d using your spanish Lustra,
After usInv one bottle raw its Sood cfccts. and
now. sisc, us ~ three. I nAvs An NEs 4 usAD -
mAu A. ANY uxs NssD wisM vus. chcestmlly rec
olnmcnd Your i.u.ttaI tu al bsld headed people
aud advise them TO try 4, aud bo Oenetttcd o !
have been. T. H. pOaSnn
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

New YORK. January 6.-The Times
Washington special says.
The counsel FOR Semmes will to day ask
the President for the release OF their client
upon the plea that having been paroied by
Gen. Sherman, both as Admira. and Gener-
al, he cannot be held to answer for any
thing prior to said paroc.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

ST. PACL, Janua1y D.
A cali is being circulated and very gen
orally signed by members Of the Legislature
and business MN Of st. Paul for . meeting
Of citizens next Tuesday, in the hall Of the
House Of Representatives, to take measures
to call State convention Of farmers and
merchants, with view to popular concert
Of acton against the transportation monop
olies. Such . meeting Is IS designed. is oil
that is needed to set the ball 10 motion that
viii crush out the combination Of carriers,
by ~ grand combination Of the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

CREsrLixE, O., Jan. g.
The large engine house OF the Bellefon
taine Railway, a, Gallon. O.. was destroy ed
by fire last nigh, with twelve locomotives
Loss heavy. Estimated at from $500, 900
to $500,00o.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
A Murderer Hanged.

Darlington. convicted of the murder Of
Policeman Dill last winter, was banged 10.
day. He was but twenty yean Old
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Prico 8i.26 per Bottle.

Prep red only bv A. NJ. DLIlGllT. t his
Hair Dressing Saloon, corner Clark Lake sts.,
Chicago.
7, AIDE supplied by LoRp 4 NTH. % lnkc ~.
Chicago. nj Manufacturer, prices, TO whom all
orders should he sd.l,cssed sMnm DwrEn.
corner Lake and Dearborn sts Is, R>mAs 4 \AS
scm,Acx. 10 Lake t.; FuLLxn fISca 4 FuLLss,
"a Market st J. II. kEtb 4 Go y. l.nk 1st.; and
al the principal Druggists IN CHI hcayo sell the
-pansh Lusi'a'
Hgw ARs ~ CoUNrxRrgirs None genuine unless
containing his wiitt,u signature aud portrait On
ccrh bottle. Ocii" thu, Asnt5m-
saith For safe AT j. II. WAKWtCK'S BRADY st.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
The Spanish lustraI for the
Toilet

Rev. DR.. Tiffany, Of Grace tM. !. Church, Chi
cago, says:
CnicAco, April 8, 1868
Mn DELi0Wr I have used with ,rcnt satisfac.
ton ana benefit DrLI0ars PAKism LUssTAL for
two years past, and have found It n valuable pre-
parat,on To prevent the falling out oi the ha'r. ~
we'll most refreshing mticle Tor the toilet.
its application has, mor-oscr. frequently relieS-
ed severe headache. Mrs. Tiffany joins with me
in commencing the LLsi'sl as in aii respects the
best dressing ior .he hair she has evel used.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06
Recovery Of ESQ., zee stolen
MOn~y.
LsAvExwosrn. Kansas, Jan. 8.

The scout in pursuit Of the men who rob
he'd PayUaster Ellis safe Of 100000 the
other dav, overlook them in Platte county.
No. All the money except 5000 was re
covered The thieves, when ovcrtakcn,
took to the bush and escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-06

Certi6cste from Scion Cummins, Arm os Cum.
min. King, Commission Metchsnts, is South
Water -. Cifcaoo. Oct Is. 1895.
A. NJ BnLicuS-Desr SIR: l am now Sc Years
Of age have been entirely bsid for Is yes.s,
and being 20 adv snrcd IN re tars had given up oil
hopes Of eve having my Lair restored. but, Az
rxs raixo 7. ~ LusfRAl taw ncHrns my hair
commenced growing n cclv AND ~ now orirR
THICK nm satisfied thm the Lnstrul IL the only
+ sure article that will mate hair grow bald
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formed Ieseryer, at Chambel sburY, Pa