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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

II disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and 10, without doubt, the
most obstinate disease. except consumption. that
Affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the o.
feet Of the disease 10 the conversion Of the
principle (or vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO an eHces-
sive secretion It waaer. Many persons suffer from
this disease who ore ignorant Of il; that il. they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged 70 get up from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of Il
uutl their attention Il called tothe large discharge
Of water, and often whom II il 10 fer advanced =
70 Be beyond the control OF ordinary remedies.
Another symptom 10 the extreme thirst which
when the disease il fully established. 10 ntolcrs
ble-tAs patient drsaks oonst0ntly scitAont bsing
sotie6sd also dryness Of the mouth. cracking 81
the lips. sweet breath. in the more advanced
cases. and finally loss ofappetite. emaciation. and
the patient gradually sinks from e haustion.
CONSTITUTION WAraRis without doubt the only
known remedy for didbsees. and We have a. much
confidence that il il u specific We have that Opt
um will produce sleep. and tsuthfully ssy that u
has cured sverv case in which il has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
vATLYDEM0CRAT.


-
The hsaalA sGleer u Cincinnati reports
LOO deaths and 1000 cases Of cholera snus
| for.
Joha Morrieesy oakss $25. 900 on bets
that Ho6oan would carry New FORK e'ty
BY over 10000 majority.
Memphis hopes to pick up, through the
establishment Of regular line OF packets 10
and from AarsesIles, France.
Doesn't Morrissey lay II on rather thick
wren he proposes to atone for the ioiiies
and errors of his youth by gcing to Con-
grsss.
Ihs MnfSas1 lslslai1sacsy deaies on au-
therity, The statsosns that Mr. Ccscoran, tns
waohingeen hanksss intends to take up h's
sogsdss0 = eusopes
A eonsns ~ ssssnty been taken ct the
saaise speoin inhabitins Paris. The city
possesses 4O,v67 dsgs. $1,000 Of which are
pess, end II ,ss6 vaich dogs. This gives an
svesags o. 90 DAG y svssJ - persons.
Jshn G. Ssxs has said many good things
but few better than the reason he lately
assigned Tor moving from Vermont to New
York city, thai he ''night end an oppo'tu<
nifty to vote the Democratic ticket"
Flosks Of turkeys are dying BY myster..
ious diseose IN Southern Indiana, and
their economical owners pluck them and
ssnd them to the Cincinnati and Louisville
| markets
A good cemert for the Temporary Gle, Ing
Of small holes Of cracks in metal may be
made Of starch. bv forming il into paste
with concentrated solution Of chlorStc OF
zinc.
The London Times wags its head at Sir
Monitor Peto's explanation Of his railway
transactions, and intimates sharp and dis.
credisable work on the bar, nets part.
A LitchAeld Conn paper says: "Our
peat men were badly sold few days ago,
by some wags Who made splendid specie
men from scot and water, and exhibiting It
- . genuine articles.
The increased quantity Of Goa thrown in.
to market this year over the supply Of
1864. which was the largest quantity sent
to market in single year in the history Of
! the trade, is upwards Of 100000 tons.
II IL not generally known that the Oldest
daughter Of the late Gen. Scott died broken
hearted in French convent, because her Fl.
Their would not give his consent to her mar
riags with young nobleman and officer.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has sold
the marine hospital at Charleston, s. C., to
the Protestant Episcopal Society ofthat city,
to Be used rs an Orphans home and school
for the education Of freedmen's Children
President johnson has subscribed q 900 %
the fund to enable the Society to make the
purchase.
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph says -
''Our city 10 perfectly filled With strangers
from oil the four quarters Of the globe, and
our hotels and restaurants are filed to over
flowing with them. We are ct . loss to know
where they ill come from. But the best Of
Il oil b they have I'll mostly got money and
ars buying up the vaAnt lots and blocks
around the city, with the intention Of build.
ing on them"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
RAILROADS.
Chleage, Roek lSlanl 1 Paei1o
7a11Hoad.

1855. Fall Arrangement. 1856.
sses lSstss skm Dsveppses ~.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. 8kP1. ~, 10oe,
~ ard until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, lsundsys excepted) As follows
Going East lat Mail train at....7 80, A. =.
ID Night express. ......s 80, ?. =.
0cing west-lst. Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington, . 100 Az.
%. Freight Tor Kellogg and Wash.
Sd. Accommodation and freigh, for
low City and Mu.catine, 2 % ? =.
Arrive at Daven2or, daily. Sunday exceptsd)
% follows
Prom the East-lst Night express 81. g. -, 4 =
ID Daily Ex. I mail. s. 50. ?. =.
From the west-lst Aceoms odssios 4 freight
ron lore City - nssss-
:ina, ~ 30 Pm.
"a, Freight nom Kellogg end
Warrington .........4 Is ?. =.
Sd. ExPseas fron Kellogg and
Washaogten.. ........e lSP.n.
Al Chicago Nth al Eastern Routes.
Al LaSaile With l. c. X. X for Dunleith. st.
Lesis. Cairs, %.
Al Posd Creek With c. B. / Q. 3. B. for Bar.
iogton, Keokuk end Quincy.
Al Peoria during navigatos). with Packets
fos Ell points on lline4s 6tver.
Al Kellogg, Iowa City, and Washington With
ws..ess Stag. Go. !: sssess, e. ~ psssts wsss
New and Elegant Sleeping Cesshes % e
SAGhs sse.aA !hse1Gh ISehees ~ - -
BayGsgs ehecked to Principal Eastern Citiss
@. Il. BEARDsLY. Asst Gen. Sups.
4. KrnsALL, Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
Davenport. Rent - 1eo1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

DO1Y IOTHEe ~ IAeAE
THE UN1vERsAL DOTY'a WASHING
ClOTn90 WR1N0kR. MACHINE hae again been
Nm eng Weeele. hae taken awasd~d shr F1l1Hv tRE
the Finsr ~ 4olm - the MIN Al THE GREAT
oeatr Faisof NltAe Noeth. MN ENGLAND FAiH
- stotee; als0 ~ FlfstOF tSs, ALSO At TIE
Esesnluns q thu lnee ~, s'rA1E FAIRS OF NEW
talse q ~ Americas In u Mp HIRE. NEW
eeitnte AND llAo lE1N YORK. MICM Ian. WIS
AWARDED T@k HR9T CONsfS. MINNESOTA.
YREMIuM nv Tue1OwA. sc. AN TUOk
UNANIMOUS VOTE FTHE FIRST TREMIi
THE COMMITTEE OFt1m HttsrR MIA) Al
THE GREAT NEW ENG TIE La . FAikOF Tiih
LAND FAIR or 1sGs. AMElucAS INSTITUTE
AFTER THE most DoTl' " ASHER usinr
0CRCTENLtN0 TRIAL holm hot .nos. sas..
OF the VARIOUS MA three fuutths The ,al,or aud
CHIMES or NUMEROUS time TAKE. ~, nIi n q all,
COMPBTIJOhH no sore hsnds- M Tort ld
Tuk uNIvERSALa mary tothc
CLOTHES RIN0E X clothes.
wSings clothes almost dry. Scion Robinson say.
without injury 10 the n,sstl' our marhp ne, after d
delicate Rnrnents andyear'- itse. Il though, more
nevef geee tired OF ont Ofof tn day thsn ever.
Os4er. On re-. eipt al the pyrc
Mr.. C9vao W. FieidsrOm places where u,it
eaye: IT eaycs greet u selling. We will send
labor without Injury to tbe asher aud Wringt
c Othes. therefore mOefcith b.th. ffc. of
decidedly NcOmnend its lfedght change Family
| USE. &yEE Sire Washer (ii. No. -,
tvD 70 Wrpp~r. go; No. ewhnr
faHe cr,$s.Ns
Al 01clunivc right % sale given n tho Afs
respona1Soe Ggplleast f0s sesh town.
tssas nc. bfsdwNfNs. General Agent. -"
No. - COuftlnnd 81, New York
octsed-aa WSsssits nsrchass-' Hotel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

% aoa aSser N1on1ay, Moy lleA,
The S.eaner Iowa will iesve dock foot Of Brady
street. fos Port Byron. - follGws:
Al a. W., connecting With tsais for Ful.
ton, Savanns, Dubuque, (arfiving u Dueuqus :
Racine, and all points north and nortkwsst, eeai
and northeast, in central Iowa nd soathern
Wisconsin.
Az p. NJ, connecting With train Ssr -.
wanna. ffeeport, Racine and nillwaukee, and ell
points north, west and east
The following are the rates Of Fare TO poiats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
MONONGAliELA
Iron w or1s.
LEWIS, OLIVER I PHILLIPS.

hANupACfuaoas o.
Carriage mn0 Tire Bette.
EA1Bo0ao Nk~l0O and DsoDe DDxep.
Wagon aoA elxeln 1Do0as,
Coach and Log 0CPevVO.
SQWmre AID D1exagOn Noee.
East maa eNrose 0rWm Washers.
MmcAlme md ap0Ovs e4Olts.
yvrOoGht Iron De1mges.
T0yere orOmo.
Bridge eDOlas and Caseings.
.. 3. splice BARS ond noSnes. nc.
A full assortment Of stsudard sizes kept IN
stock. WAREHOUSE-Wate alter and Market Sts.
Pittsburgh. octl7.d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

eRAHAM'S HAIR REVIEWER |!
A Valuable Contribution 70
MEDICAL SCIENCE I
ALI VALUABLE sciences and inventions
have their periods Of infancy, growth and ma
sur,ty. which Il often takes ages to perfect
Navigation existed from the dcluge without mate.
fial improvements till the genius Of Watts and Fulton
produced the Steamboat Tclegraphs existed ffUm
time immemcrial, among the Grrckr, Romans and
tubes, unit. the genius Of franklin more bold than
the tabled Prometheus gave them wings Of lightning
II Il 10 with Crahxm's Hair Remover.
This. that and the other bodv's "Restorcr," Bal.
sam Eiixer: Lustral. "Ambroeia." &c have strue.
ged hard for years 10 supply real want 10 remedy
very common disease, namely,
A Premature nIoss 81 Hair.
This want lie supplied at last in the discovery Of
onAnAM'S MAR REVIEWER.
Nothing Hike Y Sbr restoring lost hair. preserving
falling hair, or identifying q dne head ii hair has
been Uncovered mp to this hour
II contains no poisonous ingredients, no Lac Sui.
pier Sugar q Lead or any substance that can pos.
oRAnAnn'S NAIR REVIEWER a
Improves the health Of the scalp, lrccs the poree
rom s "nst.uctions nouriahes he rcots q The HAIR
coloring matter: removes and destroys daadruf and
gives natural gloss to the Hair By Improving the
oil and pers piratory glands. In word Il & the
ME- PLUS ULTRA
Of pseparat for the Hair. and bound to eupercede
all others. by virtue Of It, unrivaled superiority
6RAHAMS
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
Fos changing the Hair instantly from any color 10
BIZ A OK,
With entire eatOfy to the health and without injury
to hair or skin Prepared only By
GRAHAM D0OTnlBQ0.
Ne. - Warrington d.,
Waukcgan, III,
natl. Cleveland. Detro, and al DruRRe1 Whslsraje
and Retail. an0iS6Hviv
For sale in Davenport BY Stevenson Cafnahsn
esally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

Bossox Conxsne, n. r., Dec. 81, ls61.- M
r. Gregg 4 Ob.-9ssSs: - freely give yea liberty
70 make use efths following certificate Of tbs val
% Of Conssito4isa Waaee. Which can recoo-
meoata ~ highest manaer: Ny wife was aatacA.
- M paia. : the shoulders, whole length ofths
~, 81 in her limbs. With Ripssssiss n ~
ASott 80 lrrjtesjee 81 ~ Bt146~. ealledoa
phyoicioa Who attended her abost three messbs,
vien BE lets her worse than b he'd found her.
thso smp,oysa ode Of the best physicians seeld
lad, Who attended her for sbout nine nostse,
aad While che vas under bis cafe she did not -.
lsr cutie = msch pean. He 1nally gave ner ~
~ eei6 NV eess Dss ssessebiS. kSr." saad g
s'sSs NJ ueA esmS6soe6ss - sos,pte6ses eAel
0ebisjns Stsss foe osS spsrets s1o61es se0s etAsr
81 ~ dSgealtio-" About this tire - eeo-
nsuesi he zee Of C3nstisalien WISER. aaAts our
sitter assonishmsat, alneet The Afst dose seemed
20 have he desired eject, end che kept 90 ~
orevine rapidly uadss - tssalaesl, esa nov -
sseiaosods eaaesly hse deAestis e1Airs. She -
SoSt osang oethe Ceas111atise Weaselbe ahoot
81 Wosln, - Ne - hogpy 70 ~ tAea u BE-
peo1uooa perDaaease cure.
N. Il. VAN B8NSCHOfEH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

DAsvmas, -, Jsns9. lsss-Dv. N. =. 0sss1
-.Dase ~ :-la -. 1881, was a0isted with
euese 1iehetee. aaA for ave months passed more
~ tvo eailons Of water in twenty -four hours.
vas obllesa to get up - ofsn ten o. twelve tinse
during tie night, sud n I'VE months lost abost
olly sounds q weight. Daring the month efJuly,
1odl. peooufed two bottles q Ceostitutinn Va
~, aad b tWo days siser uaing IL experienced
relief. and agser taking two bo1lies1 waa entirely
sursd, SOON aflsr regaining nv usual good health.
Yours truly, J.Y. l.. DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
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In. BARnErF:
Dear Sir.-Having used bottle Of your veeeta
PIE Hair Restorative" amer having tried many other
ne pus ultra Of MI Hair Propositions IN the world
and do myself sincerely and cheeffully recommend Il
to the public ~ SUCH Yours &C.,
JOHN FRANKLIN,
No. fremont street, Boston.
Test1nOny Tr0aQ Abroaa.
Aeesrs. J. Il. BARaRrr Co.;
was induced BY friend to make trial Of Barrette
pleased with the effect II has had on nv hair was
nearly half grey. md now, before using bottle my
bead is freed from dandrui and ~ h1ir has Al the
the best Hair preparation In the world.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
ffcdonia. n r.. Aprll -. 1s00.
j. X. BARRETT co, Proprietore,
For Sale BY pQarr1eon = SearSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19

r. A. KNAPP,
Superintendent Western Division,
lav16-dtf savanna iii
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-19
PIE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.

fo>iIESi. PILLS,
a 81 calculated
Aany years ssr m
lavis Zoe the relief
u female irrcgu
lasities. ami after =
wards % netostous
for their criminal
employment In tho
r,rastlee 81 abortion.
are now offered for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20
Ma;p ORLEANS 9ailp Grestert.

The RIGHr, OF WOMAN TO ,SoLEMNIzE MAR
RACES There has been Of late considerable dis
cussion in the community where the Rev. Mrs.
Olympia Brown resides, and especially in the
church of Weymouth Landing, Mass, over which
she is settled, as to whether, under the present
statute regulations, she can legally solemnze
marriage The general statutes provide that
marriage may be soemnized by any minister OF
the gospel ordained according to the usage Of his
denomination" and continually make use OF the
pronoun che whenever any reference was made
TO the word " minister"
It was the continued use of the masculine pro.
noun which occasioned the doubt in the minds OF
some as to the legal capacity Of Mrs. Brown to
solemnize marriage. The question is Of much I'M
portance, inasmuch as she has officiated upon one
or two occasions An order was accordingly in.
troduced into the House of Representatives last
week by which the Committee on the Judiciary
were instructed to consider whether any legislation
is necessary on the subject. The committee have
now reported that no Legislation is necessary, pc
cause being unanimously Of opinion that woman
regularly ordained can, under our statutes, Legally
SolemniZe marriage. II JE4N = 2y-"P
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

A LITTLE sToRY.-Dan Marble was once strolling
along the wharves IN Boston, where he meta tall
guant figure a " digger" from t'"'ifornia, and got
into conversation with him. . elthy climate,
supposeN' Healthy? it air any thing else.
why, stranger, there you car Jose any climate
you Ike-hot or cold-and that without travelling
more than fifteen minutes. Just think Of that the
next cold morning you get out Of bed. There is
mountain with valley on either side of it, the one
hot and the other cold. Well, get on the top Of
the mountain with double barreled gun, and you
can, without moving, XII either summer or winter
IT." 'Tried It! often and should have done
pretty well but for one thing. wanted dog that
would stand both climates. The last dog froze off
his tail while printing on the summer side. He
didn't get entirely out of the winter side you see
freW as YOU live.h
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20
OFFICIAL.
r EASING OF THE NEW CANAL

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEF ARTMENT,
'~ Veg New Orleans, February 10th, 1865. &
n In conformity to the following act of the Cen
eral Assembly, sealed proposals will be received
at this office for the period twenty days from
the date hereof, for the LEASE OF THE NEW
CANAL, on the terms and conditions set forth in
the act hereto annexed. &aE
Proposals to be addressed to the Governor of
the State and Endorsed g Proposals for Leasing
the New Canal"
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

New Orleans editor grows melancholy over
the gloomy weather prevailing in that city, and
exclaims-
"Ch for beaker full Of the warm SOUTH"
We have known men to be satisfied under SINH.
lar circumstances with beaker full of hot whisky
punch.-[ Mobile Advertiser. o,-. -.. -..r I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20


- J: coNnox Proprietor.
COAL--WOOD. |
THE BLACK DIAMOND
.s1" COAL AND MINING COMPANY, !
OF P1TTsBURG, PA
INCORPORATED UNDER THE GENERAL MINING
g. LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA
10000 SHARES AT $40 PER SHARE.
FOR WORKING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHARES
FOR CONTINGENT FUND. .............. 1850 SHARES
Officers:
President-NICHoLAs SCHNEIDER Pittsburg.
Observation-Disclosures SEIBERr, E.
Secretary-CHRISTIAN sEIBERT, :.
Superintendent of the Mines-LORENZ HOFFMAN,
Webster, Penn.
General Business Superintendent BOSWELL PHIL
LIPS, Philadelphia.
Nicholas Schneider Christian sebert
T. Boswell Phillips, Charles sebert,
Lorenz Hoffman. Joseph Reymann. +
| Philip Eichenlaub, Joseph seibert,
Principal Office, 80 Water ST., Plttsburs, PA.
CAYCE, BEARD CO., 81 SOUTH COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN,
Agents for the Southern States.
/ ]. c. HUEY, sR., SO Natchez street,
Il orleans
Of whom circulars may obtained
McCLOsKEY, MASON 81 CO., +
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
i -1S-
Pittsburg, Anthracite and English Camel Coal
OFFICE ls6 GRAvIER STREET,
Opposite St Charles Hotel -,
Are constantly receiving consgnments, and prepared
supply at notice. LOWEST market rates, FAM
LIES Plantations, Foundres Cotton Presses, Steamships
Steamboats,, Hotels, etc. .r.
H Steamboats, and Steamships will BIO supplied at thet
landings of the dayor night decked barges anda
having been specially provided for the
| HASAM d. PODIEY,
THoMAs HAsAM, j. G. P0OLEY)
| Florida Yellow Pine Lumber Yard
i Corner of Julia and Cedar streets,
NEW BASIN, NEW ORLEANS
, H4- Box No. %. Mechanics Exchange. Masonic Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

RRYANT, sTRATTON a CMARMArss
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
H. IS cARoNDELET STREET, NEW ORLEANS. La
The courae Of Instruction embraces Psnmansp, Telegraph
ing, Book Keeping. Commercial Law Commercial GascasA
TONS Customs Trade Actual Business Training By ms,
Of Banks Empoiams Business and Telegraph ossof ever
description, etc. @95G4e ~ t 8s%.ttG{ 3&afsA
Scholarships good throughout the Chain Of y ecIsgsa
Evening sessions for the accommodations Of N such
attend through the day For further psticua en- u III
ONCE, or send for College journal 80 ta@ a@as.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

Why is the assessor of taxes the best man in
the world? Because he never undertakes any
body. r-z4s. 40 .,slg,az-.z t.-s.4s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

Will radically extermnate from the system Diseases arisn
from Habits Of Dissipation at little expense little chang
in DIET no Inconvenience exposure completely snpersedn
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies Cepaya and
curry in oil these diseases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

DoLBE'AR' co,9 rA1l;ltct,11-L1 coII.raE
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON srs,
r. ' tt11 fsastf-
spacious and Elegant Btosy RulldGn9,"
constantly in session under eight able Professors was
founded in 1851 and b chartered the ststs Its
dents Be found Principals Boekkeepers in Large
portion Of the old houses of this city and soather
States. Ladies' Gentlemen attend tho C0MMEREIAL
COURSE Book keeping, Penmsnship Msshenatfes Eng
Hsh French Spanish business educson that enables
$1,000 5000 annually the fortune parents
give their We have ample arrangements for 800
students. Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call
F'& RUFUS DoLBEAR, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20
MEDICAL.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

III EAhA BULL S'''''' ''''.''''''A
.s11
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu'
From Weakness arising from Indiscretion Inc % M
ymptoms among which will be found Indisposon to Ezer
Hon. Loss oil Memory whkeahess, 80, Ia.,.rd. pros,a.
The constitution once effected with Organic Weakness re-
,a.sa, ...,sh 11pTMRorD,s FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
asa.,., doa n M treatment is submitted to- consump-
'loh Or INSANITY e.'1'' 1 "'r s'1
HelmboId's Fluid Extract Buchu,
,
5T '.s -'a'' IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
~ .,r.to Gov, +ho srvto, n,soos.s await, i,
at ,ittla ,s or M changs
in diet mo- of compulsory
those hhpieAsan' anu ''n'u''' ospA" a"u ei
curry In Oil 'ne'' o'''"''''
'tl~
OF from whaseSef cause organizing anu no matter
how long STANDING pleasant IN TASTE anu door,
ate acon ana more thah any OF 'he pre-
paratiohs OF BARK or IRON
hose sunerne from broken Gown or oehcate
procure the remedy ~ onee'
Inc reaoef must Do aware tnat however may DC me
attack OF the ABOVE olseases certain 70 anect ns noa
Health Mental Powers, anu Happiness
al '"e "'''' N''e"''' t's'A' 'A' "'A "
uelp,hota,. EXTRACT Rucbu
Is the Great Duereae'
.... -. .. .,-.. q. ..-.,
q '". HELMBoLDs
~ ,,,,. IT,
AAsnis $3.50 ,1'4.,
For purifying the blood removing chrsnic constitutions
onv resh,a ana eect;ve known remedy for the cure
scfoiuIa, sca'o heau' ,a'. nneu In p,a.ahas p;,.
80. - ~ gea,v ornntions ~ +b
On 'ne face' Ae'sei' Ifs s'pe'sa'' 49, 90 $50
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Not . low u .'e ao.' "~o T., ~ 49, ~ -, -,
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discoveries thas na'e DseA AAAN' ~ f@S ' AVIAN u"
eauai ~ enee' Helmbold,s
,.......r .-a..a
a,sta nd nrrgas ant the humors which make dis
ease 1t stimulates the healthy functions of the body an
enes the disorders that grow and rane the blood Sue
remedy that could be relied has long been sought for
$3.50 o. a bsra do. ~ admit Of cert;seatas IN sbo,
it's effects but the trial of single bottle will show the sic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-20

PASSENGERS GENTLY mus. notify the Conduetor prior to
the departure Of the train. q. PANDELY,
SunariufeD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-23
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Surgical and Chronic Diseases
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.

Wills Institution IA situated in the most
pleasant am healthy part of tbs city Ct Keokuk,
Iowa and is well arranged In every respect to secure the
comfort OF ibyslids.
The following diseases are admitted treated in this
Institution.
LIST Surgical diseases all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
Sd Diseases of the Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Disea.es Of Women.
Drs sAAFuKD q CURTIS having retired from the
general practice of medicine will give their entire time
and attention TO ases Of the klnd nm.rat@d .,
The Department Of Surgery ard diseases IT the Eye
ann Ear III De under the special charge Of DR. EAA
IOhD While ihet Of Diseases or the Lungs Throat and
Heart and the Diseases Of Women will be under the
special charge Of Dr. CURTIS though either will aaaist
the other in difficult cases
This enterprise has been In successful operation
tn1n year, and It IL believed private Clinic In the
United States presents larger number of intersatin
and important cases.
Pnysicans passing through soiourn,ng in city
ase respectfully invited TO visit the Urinary. se2dly