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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21


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! The southern couaiiss Lithe,ls D..oac..f.
ie, rstsrn large nepss'sa4 njvrisisD. = n
BUFFALO, August 81.
A. the Hsaisn picnic to-dao, lssxe n..-
h1es TUNED out The peOcsss,oo ~ ~.
noon through some Of the PRINCIPAL .ee..s.
Vas escorted BY Irish military comp.n;es
the dbldiers being the only ones armed Win
guns As the fepals Fenisns eo.aa;.nt. 4
large proper ton Of hs gathering n e ~. a.
sak that no raid is contymplated m ~,
Majeety's dominions today. Gem C,,.er
Morphy and O'Ncill arrived yesterfSr' a.
eli bs present Al the picnic. An invitation
a. also been extended to Col. Booker ana
a''" -. I
-PrUm G1uclnnaee. -
~ C!HcuSArI, Avg. 81.
Sisty one deaths from cholera. vere r..
ported yesterday.
Fren -. l.ssis.
ST LOUIS. August 90.
The Board Of Health mads no renort ri
cholera cases to-day, but members Of The
Board say the disea se is abatng rapidly.
Flour 6rn ord unchanged Wheat Svors
buyets not quotabls. Corn UNCHANGED =
lasrk quietst s3A q 4c. Bacon unchanged.
Whisky easier, s24i.
~ rrosa New Oelra.. - '-'
s.- Nav Oaasaxs As.as% 90
/ The Mayer ism full sxsssise Of all func.
tons, with no s1tual interf.4sove y tn NJ.
itsry authorities. The report il ~ In
place Of Gen. Sheridan being ordered ~ -
cert 10 the Lieslsneqt Csvessee .Ahei Sheri>
ID VAS given bs4 h - t2slf f.sijsnt
niiisafy. ,tQSt q. Ne has removed no .,
C Cholera DAD q AinsA,. q gS;;hs
IA. The disease u On the dsssecse Il Is
an but raging on tl,e plantations up lie
giser. The, des.hs ore chiefly anone NJ
tkfoes.
Crops % hill lands are very bad.
Steamer George Washington arrived from
New York to dav. A10t6e Gen. Gherjlan.
Cotton euncbsngrd; ssles coo hsaes low
mid ling At 80 a 80. Receipts 627; ster.
lisg 30; New York exchange f-s. to Ia dis.
eosAt. Freight 10 New York ls9; Liver
pool 1>2J HsvSs IA. s - -
!, Rio 0sahde advices Of the 18th. reeose
Escobedo in Monterey on the 6th. On che
lals Oertinaa. took Reyinosa The command.
| ing French General Dotery ieit Ssltiilo for
Monterey on ths sah. with l,sOO men. -.
xaine. at San Leuis, is sending reinforce
ments.
From Louisville.
l. Louisv,LL1, Augsst 90.
john n. Stoker, one Of our most promi-
nent citizens, and an extensive fufnitare
dealer, died to-day. "a
Board Of Health report Is cases Of chole-
RI; including s s1Isyisss BarpskA Nsss'
ber sf deaths not dnhoaneed 1-tt :
The scos@medation train % tbs Lsuias
vile 4 Nashville Railresd colIidsd with the
Naahvillc train. q Sandesville station. this
0esning. damaging the engines aud causing
Considerable delay. No pa>s.ngera hurt.
Solomon Hart an Old and poninst &asr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21
Theusands q ether valuable Gift

Comprising Watches. Diamond Rings aud Pins.
= Genuine Gold rens. Extension Holders,
~ Choice Easravioss. Oil Paintings, Bssn-
tifal Geld Clesped 200 pietsrssl
III Albums, sheet Nssie, Pocket
- Cutlery, .Ae., umounting to eleI. lss.
The drawing wtu ~ ~ innsd,s>sls snss ~
Concer. where Il can be Witnessed b ~ sudssace.
and presided over By . comnittse selertsd b ~
ticket holders peeseht. 70 b conpossl~oe ~ bsss
- from every stats thesc reprcssstsd.
Every purchase and assst wiil b fasnilhi win
. oOmplete ~ - ~ driving - sooa - v - -
puhelshee. Paesies hsldias tichsls wl ss1sia ~
until eftsr ~ Asawing, when thsy WI SOgwaed
thsm. with h directions 70 ~ shpping q eeods
q money desva by the corresponding anmhsf.
Tickets ~ for ale ~ ~ psincipsl hosslA oeoh
aAmus sssrss = The city. and q o. elDee. No. =
Fifth street. Prize. 81. Ssnt y nan "a receipt q
psice and stMnp for return postage.
Aealve, Energetlc and Reliable
Agents Waatoa
II every city, ts~n al village - ~ tniss1 seassa
- Canadas, 70 whom great inducements arc ofsesd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

&-GS They arc 0ubicC1-SY page paMnhIet
u r.mlc envelope FRYE. The Chsrokec l1ls are sold
hy all dfuvgrtr ~ u urr bog, stx bOHee fs O.; u
they anti nv matl nm ~ pcetage In ordinary
letter. fvrsn oeevvstior ny addressing the ale
p'arNcnw, IN. ". u. uEkwlN. III Walksr q, NsW
Yak. n cherokee Pins No are prepared IN
s,esAl easss. wksn mtder medicines fail thpee arc
sro' Nv mall postage nsc. On receipt u ~ he pe,es
q each hnH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

AL Nev IeaGs Arg. -.
Ss:sr-Dsi'. isei s:i iov.r. ,,.Asoos.es h.
0tese s.0O0o1a06 4. II. o. H..
Vhess-Sl Ill recepta oast eew No: Mill.
WHITE; e1.o00el.60 inferior Chicago spring /;
81. IS uoQeood Winter RED. n Ep I.tst
Rye-nrna 9@s1 Wisconsin, ....
nor,n-is?3A4e ess 1sfedlS e'<~ =
0stsERscetcts Il. IL i iushes. Isrkst b Il
levsr and dali sales, 4s@ll Chicago, Ss@Sa MI.
65@5S Iowa.
F.rk-risnes. ~ s7oesslo new. c'ssiag
eSS cssh 90 00@ esl old.
Lard Dull, st lsh02lH.
ST. hRa sS.i![, 4sAss. s.vsA,
Flour -Clesed asil nd IL ecsisWsf.
Wheat -C10ost dali ond rslher sasisr.
i Corn-Elosed dull asd le lever.
Psrk t.Glssed .act,ve - 6rusr ~ neeo
I. n Gle as,i.. ,s,soax. S6Iis ID
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

vTOusE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
III FRS. Paper Hangers. Glasiers. &C. nhop
CORNER Main and Fifih ats. mch1S-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

Aud 4.8eo other CASH GIFTS, amounting
to nearly Ose Hundred Thousand Dollars.
50 valuable and attractive rarma
rs splendid Pianos.
125 first class Sewing Machines.
80 elegant Silk Drcss Patterns.
5e5 Gold, Diamond. Eusmeled and Silver
fTs Watches.
10, 500 choice Literary works, BY distisguished
and popular authors.
II, 90 Subscriptions 70 Weekly Nswspapsrs 10
The United States ard Cansdos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

llnNSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
u with Dr. Baker. under the Davenport NJ
,sonal Hank. corner of Sd and brady streesa.
REFERENCES John N. Adler. N. d., }. ". u.
ltkcr. n u sgis-u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

TTORNEY 1 COUNSELOR At LAW
N aud " ar Claim Agent Office Davenpost's
Bloch. "a Floor. cor. Main y Hecoed serseta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

=. a. READ NJ. nb.s
nuYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
I rcsid.nce No. ~. corner Main and Thire
,rets. export. Iowa. Jyl-e4e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-21

4 yAKrENIkK AND BUILDER. SHOP On
NCommctciai Alley. oppositc Post Ohsce. ia
vc~"rrt. 10
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('lS I: e d = EE PILLS.
~. ~ ~ NE ARrnsasnnnm~

Cure Suppressed. Excessive and pain
fsl MGR stsuation. Green sickncsa. Ner.
vors ant epiual Affections. Pains In the
tack. SILK Headache 4 sIdd ineas and III
discssss ihsi spring from irrcgulasity,
by tculnving the cause aud all effects
ulat arisr fr"m II. They arc perfectly
sssic Ia oil carcss c1cepa when forbidden
BY dirceuuus, and easy 10 administer.
o. thcy nrr nicely sugar coated. They
sb"uld he In hands VI every Maiden,
Wife spsl Mother In the land. Ladies
can sddrcs~ us In confidence, and stste
their COM plants IN full. N We treat all
pemAle tUmpinihta. and I,s>'pafe mcd-
'eincs suitable fns all distuecs which
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nEyERANCE 4 WOO1b.


ne~s1arme oDe0oesao.
AisFiCE on lsradv street, bctwcou Third snt
~ Fourth ianidu
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-16

The destructive radicals, while bit
terly opposing the government Of Pres
ident Johnson, haze the sublime impU-
dence to assess the agents and appoiu-
toes Of it to carry out their designs to
overthrow it:
"WAsHINGToN, D. c., Feb q, 1866
"Sir-At meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Granite State Union
Club, neld on the Goth inst, in response
to 8 call for funds from the New Hamp-
shire State Central Committee, 1t was
"Res5}cd That each individual hold
ing an appointment under the Govern
ment, from the State of New Hamp-
shire, te requested to pay to the Treas
urer OF this club, Doctor j. A Cham
berlain, sum equal TO one and hair
per centum of his annual salary, for the
purpose of defraying the expenses Of
approaching election; it being under
stood, however, that such persons as so
home TO vote at said election are there
b. excused nom complying with this
request A J. hoSTooS,
Chairman Of Executive Committee.
Upon this audacious request, the
Washington National Intelligence
makes the following comments:
The President has neither removed
persons who were appointed under the
auspises Of Ais predecessor, nor has he
gone out OF the ranks of the party that
elected him in making new appoint
ments or in controlling those made by
Secretaries and othtFA But we sub
NIT that human nature itself reyolts st
the idea OF an 'tmpsTirm IN iHpsTio, or
the rule Of those who are in hostile ar
ray against him and his policy, where
by the subordinate officials in the
Departments here IL Washington shall
be taken for weeks from the necessary
discharge Of their duties to the public,
irrespective Of party, shall be subjected
10 tax for q corrupt eleotiOneeTing
fund IN far-off State, be At the heavy
expense OF travelling one thousand
miles going and coming, and finally Of
eEPend.lg money freely st hoIGe dg-
ring the canvass to swell majority
which IS 70 be herslded as sn indorse-
ment OF Congress in It's warfare sgsinst
the Administration.
Preceients may be cited to Justify
this thing by what was deemed neces-
sar4 b tie iate administration during
the war. but there is no war now ex
cept the wicked one against the Presi-
dent Nor Is IL 10 be believed, that at
sny period Of profound peace and Sc.
we're taxation, the people Of this great
country CQu have an. other faAifug
than that men IN Office viii best sub,
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THE GREAT BOND ROBBERY.
Two Individuals the Losers Inter
esting Additional Particulars.

The New York Herald publishes in
teresting details Of the immense rob
berry of bonds from the banking house
Of Rufus L. Lord, in that city The Sc
curities amounting 10 $1,000 600, be-
longed TO Mr. Lord and a friend. the
former owning more than a million
The safe from which the bonds were
taken, is the ordinary old wall or bank
safe, secured by a very simply construct
ed lock a,Within this was another safe,
ia which valuable papers, such as
stocks, bonds and railroad securities
we're kept The lock of the inner safe
gas been out Of order for some time, so
(aat it could not be bolted. Captain
Young made an examination of the
safe, and was not long in arriving at
the conclusion that it was rather poor
place to keep valuable papers, as any
unprofessional burglar or bank thief
could open it without any extraordinary
skill or effort Mr. Lord is eighty years
of age and it is said that of late he
has been apparently somewhat careless
as TO the safety Of his personal pro-
perty.
When the detectives requested Mr.
Lord to furnish the numbers and de-
scription of the stolen property. he
could not give them, aud it was only
by the personal eXertions Of Captain
Young that the list embodied in his
report was obtained. lie did this by
visiting the Office of the Treasury.
and there examining the coupons on
which Mr.. Lord procured the interest
on the last payment day. 1t is further
stated that Mr. Lord has been repeat
edly known to leave bis safe unlocked
when going home; that on s. recent oc-
casion ne did so, whcn il wsE carefully
locked ~ the janitor Of the building
who returned him the key on the fol-
lowing morning that on another occs-
sion the jauitor found the safe KEY in
the wash hand basin. On the morning
OF the discovery Of the robbery, how
ever, this was not the case, SIS the outer
door Of the safe was locked, and the
key was in Mr.. Lord pocket. The
fiIst theory Of the detectives was that
some person who was acquainted with
Ar Lord habits Of going IN and out Of
the oihoe during business hours got an
impression OF the safe key, from which
duplicate Was made but subseauent
events have dispelled this idea.
There IS one fact connected with the
robbery from which it may be inferred
thst the act was committed with haste
On e shell Il the safe. over the one
from which the tia boxes we're taken.
were upward Of one million Of dollar
worth oi various American railroad se-
curities. Mr.. Lord cannot positively
state when he last saw the bonds. There
is, therefore, a possibility that i might
haTe been c day os tTo before the rob
berry, and as the bonds were negotiable.
probably ere this the thief has reaped
the beneht OF this stupendous piece Of
rascahty.
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Negro Iowlessness---Attempted
House Breaking.

On Sunday night, two drunken ne
groes, lately discharged from the army,
appeared at tue house Of Mr.. Reuben
Fariss, q hsrd-working, respectable
man, living Oh Madison street, and en-
deayored to break into his house The
noise aroused him, and he secured the
doors more firmly, which alone saved
the house from pillage, and himself
from being murdered, perhaps. He
was insulted with the vilest oaths and
obscene epithets At last the negroes
finding that they could not get into
the house, turned away, and at short
distance met Mr.. Allen going to his
home, whom they halted and took
from him his pocket-book and hat. Not
finding much to covot, they returned
these to their prisoner, but hurried him
off, saying they intended to hang him,
and stopping at a house one OF them
went IN to get rope to swing him
Allen managed TO get away from his
guard By good chance, Mr. James
Palmer, policeman, was advised yester-
day morning of the whereabouts of one
of the negroes, named Ed. Morris,
whom he proceeded TO take in custody
The negro made stubborn resistance
TO the officer of the law, but soon found
out that he had to deal with man
who was not 10 be intimidsted,
and who would take him dead or
alive, so he concluded to 60 quietly
and he was taken before proper au.
/ thoriUes, snd committed TO Jail to
await trial before a criminal court
/ While policemen Palmer was discharg-
/ ing his duty in the arrest of this man,
/ he was set upon and struck by negro
| soldier, TO prevent the arrest Of the man
/ Morris il was an Nunprovoked, gross
| outrage upon an officer in the discharge
/ of HE duty, and deserves the severest
/ punishment Mr. Palmer took the sol
| der before 1t Middler, of the Bureau,
who very properly turned the case over
| to the military authorities We do
/ hope the Provost Marshal viii see 10 It
/ that such crime Eiil aot 90 unpun-
| ished If such instances are not Sc
verely dealt with, the negroes will
| think they have license to interfere in
/ the administration ot law and order
And no civil officer will risk his life TO
enforce the laws, when he has no assu-
! rance that he Will be sustained and en-
couraeed by the military otucers. The
negro that assaulted Mr Palmer was
/ afterwards walking the streets at lib
erty An officer however, assured him
/ the matter should be looked into. The
! whole community Is s second time in
1 debted to Mr. Palmer for his fearless
1 discharge Of duty and if all our officers
l vlll be thus energetic, We viii have
quiet ana order rel gning around us-
/ Husfvh (Aa) Independent
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The London Herald says the move
ment has begun for laying the Atlantic
Cable During the summer, as at pre-
sent arranged, the Great Eastern viii
carry g now cable and VIII lsy IL to
Newfoundland. She vii then coal and
return to mid Atlantic where she will,
with her consorts, fgrapple fo- the lost
end the locality of which can be sscer-
tanned within a quarter Of a mile,
through observations taken last sum,
U.er 81 Captain Tndevaut and Captain
Moriarty. 10 is not intended tkat TIE
part of the old cable which now lies in
the Great Easterns tanks shall be
again slowed in her hold on the out
ward trip. 1t viii be carried in another
vessel TIL il . need3d. Three vessels,
including the Great Eastern, viii be
provided with grappling apparatus.
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A Cool Proceeding.

The destructive radicals, while Bit
terly opposing the government Of Pres
ident Johnson have the sublime impU-
dence to assess the agents and appoin-
toes Of it to carry out their designs to
overthrow II.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-16
Graham, Dorsett s. 90 ,
Successors % HAWEs. GKAHAH S co,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOgANY,
Logs, Planks, Boards and Neneers,
The Most PGifGct Iron Tonic,

II ECEmAN'3 ; Feuslet Elixir oi Bark, or z lSli
IL Ci CslI-syR Bark. with ryr0ph0- phs.e Cf Iron.
Prepared by HEGENAN s Co., Chemists aud
Druggists, New York.
FlkOPHO5PHAlE OF IRON wss introduced by
F. Robquet, Of fsris, ia 1858, and received isvors
bic notice from the french Academy tIs ea7i ,
assmilated, snd not decompOsed 10 the s.Omach BY
food or the GA tic JUICE; &c Is prompt, efhCeni
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus aUd
Iron, and ~ not stimulating CT irritsnJ.
Our FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK is a pleas
ant Cordial, po sessinE the valuable properties Of
Gslssya BARK, and contains eight grains Of the Py-
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cases, where q mld and eulcsLiou- Iron Tonic Is
desired, viii De found 81 mo-t yaiusuls prepargt on
SsWples furnished % Physicians On sppi Gallon.
PURE VACCINE CRUST s. selected from ussltny
country Ch ltrsn warranted reliable.
HEGEM4N 8 cos Cordial EuK.r CzI ssys BARI.
Alan sui kmO LOsenges ard ChlOTs.e 20. t-h L0.
zenges. All the above sold by DTIFgsts.
HE6EIAN & CO,
mari Gm Chemists and Druggists, New YORK.
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serve the public interests by assidu-
ously and obtrusively attending to their
duties, and not by entering the politi-
cal arena to instruct or to dictate the
course that shall be determined upon
by the electors.
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Bachelors Hair pret

The Original and Best Ju The War.4
The only true and perfect Hair uve. ua.u-
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. F--Iu.a,
Immediately a splendid BLACK rr uatars.
Brown without UJuuuv ,br af.r s..a.
Remedies the I elects ol uai dyes. sold
BY all Druggists. the genuine o.. SIGNED
" illIam A. batchclCT. Also.
hcgeHoatiHg LEt~aet or b. .sr-e. I5-
Restoring aHa BcGatl .iH. t.r la-.
CHARLES BAICHELJG. NrvIoEE.
sepl5-ly
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP

This eeieba,s TOiisi SOAP, ID su,h ua.,s-s..
demand, is made nom the choices, rlseras. .
mild and smOIleut .a its nature. trasraa.t,
'esased. snJ cztrezely beneficial .1 .f. .....
upon the skin For sale by sI lrugests ar.
raneJ Gcods besler-. Us.4-IY
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MAJORS OFFICE,

DROPERTY owners on College and Market
II streets. between the Squa7C sud Broad street,
are hereby notified % construct new stone or brick
p8vemeuts, OF O reset the old ones wherever DO Or
required, 10 sccor.Buce With the specifications and
Crates which VIII be furnished Uy the C.fy Engineer
on application. sad work must be commenced
within ten days from thi- date sud pushed rapidly
% completion, OF the city NiI contract with Uarles
for The same, and the expense VIII be charged 20
the property o~ners.
dsr21 " MATT BROWN Mavnv
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re Bridal Chamber, an Es.sy oI Wara.r.
snd Instruction for Younr Wes- A., - .-7--N
lsole treatment Cor Diseases OF lss IIr.rsr, 80
seKusl systems-seui Zee. n sea.ef s1vr.5---.
Aad7sss Dg. . aAlIIIN Huy4HTuN. H-5.-r
Assoc-aiiul, Ph.Iafa'I -. ~ ar-iI a.
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utAN4L AhIAar NLNAH. r.. IH. NIaN.a aH. ".
NssHpuLF, Irss.. .a.y-i ...
Dr. John BlI Hr-It 'Ir --H. .H- .....H....
b ship 70 Nashville. Tenn, %. ll..H ur ..| .r..
Of ttli CedIou l..iefs, ior sals -J s4...l. u .r
army only
The reEula ions rf The Treasury DepsErlall r.H
% be complied with slur d.
bJ command af NsI Gen. H0se-uu-
WG H HflFa
Major add Provost nal-aa. 0r.-f..
For sale wholesale auI lr.a.i . ht ahl. Ia
MDFILLE CO., nashville I.ll-
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NO. 200.
SPECIAL NOTICES

p rI,horosRAFHs.-PR0lozgaphs Z, OF Ge75-..,
I..i eiefsl ana Conicdersio. The largest 81.
Ieeton n tho west, ior sails, Wholesale .-s
IelA4i- L'l Remember the place. Gallery 1rt-,
I'm efiand, . Cedar erect, opposite Com
~ '-'4 Ae'e'- mayll.t.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is csthsrtc, Alternative and tonic aud IS = vaUs-
bic remedy for siiecu0ns of the Liver and Kidneys
Dyspeps a, GOut, Chrome Constipation and Cutsne
Gus diseases. lisa most powerful preveuuve Of the
FeveTs and Bilious Complaints, so pTes1ieGt 10
warm climates
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s SU FIFE z Z Y s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!! Act!!!


AhtNtAA-Fl y 10
been disposed % write 10 you concerning the real
value Of your sELIZER ApERIENI ~ a remedy
OF Indigestion and dyspepsia desire % express
- you my sincere gratitude iurthe great LcneGt the
sLLILtR has done my wife
tcr tour or nve years my wife has he5n sadly
ataicied with Dyspepsia, and ai.sr being under tho
Jearueut OF several Doctors for two or three ypars
sne was unaily induced % sees tLe advice Of q
learned Pnys-cian, Doctor CsbiaIs. o.. FeueUle.s,
who lmrnedla'ey treated her win. your EFER-
NE5CENT sELIZER APERIENI, s1o began 20
improve st ouces and b. nov PERI lily WELL.
feel . O. ~ my duty for the good Of humanity 10
make ins statement, feeling tha. medicine 70 val.
liable should 5e widely known.
Trusting you vii give tins publicity, and repeat
Jog my earnest gratitude and tGsuks.
am very respectfully yours,
s.. +. e. HENRIQUER,
New York, June 2s 55. Merchant, Curacao, s.4.
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NATURES
REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water
Columbian Spring Water.

MO natural or artid ial compound hss yet been
IN discovered or Manufactured that equals these
waters A. preventative, relief and permanent cure
for msny temporary and chrome disease, - prov
ed bY the experience Of many thousands who hsge
drank them ior years, with the most beneficial ei-
fects.
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HOME AGAINll

HAVING returned again with D. large
stock Of
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