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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

lVotrouPoooeo0o Hartford TtWeo 10Th.
A volunteer h one Of The Connecticut
fsginsnts, was n The advancs e the efaAd
army Of the Peeomae II 1868, was taken
etck, died and Was buslsd, yeur correepon.
dent pstfor@ing The nd rites ovSr Tho n.
Mains II he de0a op0rala a vUllsy Wss
Md ovse TIE gave end the soldier was LEFT
- hts long slesp. The correspondent va
hoaosably discharged, and b bad forgot.
IN, In The rusA q events, his com, sds
sleeping By The hanks q he napidau. when
~ Other day, In Hartford, Who should Is.
pear be6sro hin bat The ssns buried 81.
de-. q L not strange that hs felt curl.
- ssnealioa eoGse ov9 hio; ohAt b look.
q e tAe9gurs before hin without speak.
ing; ~ b Gospped aaidswhen IL ether
advlueoo 70 him With Oue1efstcntd hu6d :
1he deueunsot 4 thus givsa
ssOld cAun doa't yoe tnew uoG
Said I, "Yes dol But what in the
neos oe 0ed - ~ did htrse helped
= bury you ones n vir!iniar'
- know that 49, one hgslsd ~ QitI,
aAWnys tAeught ~ yoo - one - $3.50
as36a ~ eIwsss s ki6aslS ri fSI3S2,
- now" said b., Offering his hand 70 me.
eSeak IN nssk ia ne /. N
! nook h.nds NTH him. end b told me
- - we9A tlAnco WA6afo - buried
- - = We digging his Wy out. and
- Ct oto leod eut when thsvsbela enme
e!nesa4 e6elsDe, hil& THe9 ~ ~
IN Libby Prieony whsrs thsy kept km
= e9le4es Nea yde. ThGa ny sent hi13
- 0sos1ia, vAdt - t6nnansd sinstSs -,
~ eo4eds VA1n6D WuQloooo6ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

CINClNNATf, March 70.
Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Evening Jou,

CINCINNATI, March 70.
Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Evening Jour-
,. nal. - :.
There IL . romor that The proprietors Of
the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, together
With persons Of considerable means, have in
contemplatio0 the ersction Of ! palatial
block on the east side of Vine street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. where
they have lot. purchased for 1eA, GOO. Of
David Gibson, Esq, "a feet front, and run
ming entirely back to College street. The
old Wesleyan Fenale Colleee nov oecupies
: portion Of thsss me grounds. The idea
ID - have TIE OpsFa House portion ON Vine
street, with dress circle and patquette on
the ground floor, running back $50 feet.
and T. have the printing establishment in
the reas, with - oGlee, in front. M. Pike
dces not intend to fsbuild che Opcra House.
but, in answer y qusry from = prominent
end, wealthy citizen, who y anxious 20 be
one 81 $50 subscribers Of q. 600 each q
help In the work il Mr.. Pike 10 willing. that
gentleman yesterday stated that if ESQ.,. 900
were subscribed, b would immediatsly put
in $500, 900 moro and rebuild without de.
lAy. fas 2ssts fss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

from tn0 opr1u Buoio Sournal, zAtD.
On Thussday afssruoon last, Mr.. James
Burke end wife, and john Kelley, wife and
daughtsr. residing just without the limits
Of this city, on the Rochester road, in At
tempting to cross the South Fork OF the
Sangsmon river, near Breckenridge Mills.
shout twelve miles from this city, were al
drowned. Il appears, from all We can learn
shout tho unfortunate affair, that the per-
sons absss referred to and young man and
. young lady, whose names wc did not learn,
had been 70 Christian county, to attend the
wedding Of . daughter Of one ofthe parties,
and on arriving ct the Fork on theirSreturn,
found Il very much swollen, and not wish
ing to be detained tied the body of the lum.
Der wagon, in which they were al riding, to
the axles, to prevent it's floating off, After
making oil things safe, as they supposed,
the ysuag man, who WAS driving started the
horses into the stream to swim them across.
On arriving near the middle Of the stream
thssyoung man, II is said, became eueanglsd
in the reins, and in some way fell out Of the
wagon, which altered the course of the
horses, and prevented them from reaching
the shore. The young man and the young
lady referred to, succeeded in reaching Che
shore, but the balance of tho party were
drowned - above stated. Our informant
states that only two u the bodies have yet
been found.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
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.s ~ ~ s''''''e ''o-'
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80 - Tuid Sxtsscss q ssrsspsriis. Yellow Dpfk,
sUinnlka, Burdock. and the Do4o q Potaaie3 80
the Errarts Of several oshe Naeaak R0OE0 I'D
BAkKs PREPARED oy SEw a no 1 af}vF PRiN
CIPfE Of those ROots Il it, PtKE and mast Rle5e6
s-6H1ae - H0nFlmG = ourIp0n4d IL 00gSp0-
~ and EtIiCAClOCB REMEDY ke0WD - - ~
- cure Of I'll those diseases arising hon - impure
III. L0DtGIlI1o lO0l0S 000
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osasrkosDe ~ very 81. q foets Of dl.sases =
puri6vfn6 1T, pr0duefn8 q be11lby aee91n OFF,
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"a ~. - lie "a ss1iSity to 4 whois
SSys5c0 system. P0gSsnipe .16ose pecun.r Blced
ene:eioes h % mssy din - complaints No OthSr
medicine can compafS with
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Dr. G001cEI AO0hnC Om0
0aeSo2 arin1a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Is the most perfect and admirable article
ever discovered for the Preservation,
Beauty, Growth and Restoration Of the
Hair.
L SOFTENS, BEAUTIFIES, AND STRENGTH
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tprn1 harsh unruy hair into that whiclI = smooth
GLOSSY, lively and beautiful.
Drs Cooke Magic Hair Oil.
Is the best TONIC known. and will produce a luxu-
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Tho & int4llsFnt and beautiful 1AdieS mi Genle-
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article for the toilet.
Price, IS cents per bottle.
Prep9Eed and e0ldby Or. +. EALTERLY 4 CO..
No. ~ North FAth ktreet, st. LOFTS, Mo :x1s0 fDf
sale at their Branch Family Medicine Store, No 80
Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally. 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
reo, rus HOY > aeon bKooN.

Phladelphiu, Oct. 18th, 1863
Gentlemen In reply. to your inquiry as to
the ettec; produced by The usc OF Hoolands Ger
man Blters. in NY family, have no hesitation III
saving tAat il has bsen higlsly bene6cial IN On.
instance, = case Of dyspepsia d thirteen years
standinr. and which fad bccon1e very Distress
ihs. the use of ons, botsia gave decided relief,l
the secosd efiectlng = cures and the third, It
Gems, has confirmed the cure, for there has
heen no ,ymptofns Gifts return itor the last six
years. IN my individua. use O.it, find II 70 b
N unequaled tonic, and sincerely recOmnenaits
use to the sufferers.
6~e Yours truly, Gf JAgOB ARO0A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of BY
~bst;e


Read the symptoms above described ~ each stage
of Syphilis and procure at the medicines for the
stage with which you suffer- They will c1IecaaNy
cure yon. =
treatise on Syphilitc Diseases giving plain drec-
lions to cure the different stages. accompanies each
N. B.-DR. MARKS SYPHIITfC CURE ND
PILLS are m infalble cure for RHEUMATISM, no
matter how long standing or how bad They remove
the cause and the cure Is certain and permanent.
Price 500 per package.
The Medicines will be sent by express to all parts OF
the country, receipt of the money and 20 cents ad-
dtonal to pay for boxing and shippings
Prepared aud sold BY DH. i. EleIrRIr & Co.. No.
% North Fifth street. ST. Louis, No., and at thes
Branch Store. No. 10, Madison st., Chicaeo, m =
For sale by Drugnsts generallx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

Issss OsnsoIess lasaitsss, losa4sd =
tspkn6sa. Ds,owass ssaty. enneesse
| Il spsiss - - tAstetA.
NJ ~ = nsssl Plsasss = - ~
@ssnsd 0so, 600 efis bssds issrsi s0shs
ksskuk, Mount Pisassrs = Anssaains Rail.
nd. witA q. ~ Of city ssdsra, payahls
! Il 900 s.snsally Sse six ysass, Win six pr
c.at intses1A
The sns|hsses sagassdi In he prsllninasy
ssrvsy u ~ Cedar Rapids cd g. Lesis
Railroad, passsd thrsask washiagtoa On
NE Oh. Thsir line runs On he sastsids ef
tewn. 4 ~
A 6ns two story stone school house has
jsse Asss bull1 - AAnpssa, HfaakllA sssns
-, sss cost II o. 900. The teachers hsvs
osgaaissd 1ssehsrf AssoeIstjen, VIA
holds regular quarterly meetings, which ars
veil attended, and sss produetise ef much
esod.-
NV. Robinson, IL ns1sgsen. has ~
sumsd the eentrol Of III 1sta ,Assieultusll
Uollsep and Farm. hssiag lsas slseesd D.
psrinleadses in Jansa -. - 10 .
praetssal farmer oflasgs e. srisaes.
ALseas county xssa sbswss, whslp nans
| i not given, fasniak 1893 p 1iAsa heries
With ! statement shs~o - fom T.
arst q September, 1ess. whsD - ssss6 )
$40 sheep 70 Iovs, - - ~ pssssnt timy
be hes made $4,000 osar prcnt ifs0 h'd
| dock. He estimates the total profit up =
septsnhs ,sxt 4 $500 To- thrss ysars'
nvsuesnsst. There y les0os lsr low
Arnsrs who persist in making grain rails
INK thsif sole reliance. ~ 81"
Protracted meetings have been held ia
Sioux City and Smithland.
| The Marion Register reports $50 access
ions to the Methodist church in Mt. Yer
, non, % the result Of . protracted meeting.
A donation 1t Wintsrset. recently yielded
. Rev. Mr. Egglsston, the Baptist minister
| The handsome sum of 4832.65 So says thu
Nadisonian.
81 The citizens of Pella contributed las
! month e112.4s 10 the American "Soc'e'J
} for Ameliosating the Condition 9th jews
. We learn from the Blade.
The Monticello Esprsss gives an sccoan'
Of q lad Of 10 years shooting large prairi'
wolf, with shot gun, which be discovered
eating bic chickens. He received a
bounty. ~
i Mr.. Samuel Hughes, living about tire
; and oue half miles west Of this place, Viii.
q cutting up poplar tree, which Was gree
. and 70 all appearances perfectly sound, dia
| covered ct the heart what be thought to b
: nesh. On examination it proved to Do
4 rattlesnake about six feet long, and havin
b seventeen rattles. It 10 supposed that hi
j. snakeship made his way into the tree
n spend the winter. Mr.. H. had cut tn
snake twice in two, in cutting up the 10
and Immediately mashed the varmint's hea
). los fear he might come to life.-Honticel'
Il Espssss.
The boiler in the Congress Mills at Ke,
kuk. exploded on Saturday last, Instant
y killing the engineer and colored boy.
6 demolished the city express which vi
2 near by at the time Of the explosion, bsdl
|. injuring the express boy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

,' Ds s4 X 3 sP ss sss Sss. x. :e.
~ e IT, g a az: 4 =. ss;s z
nscsk ~ q - 50urc tine n NJ soss hieous
psc d j:.s ~. si sn., r. s. Hs': y. =,
ceiehrlly II i6l3ywing tee -. q ~ aseae:e
s ssss., !. spin sss a sssssa.s;
and tertiary s1ricterss, ursthSa dlschafgee, noctaf.
nai and durnai slnes, exqaa d,ellity di:esses q
g S:rs ;ps 9'as ssees. sse
Diseases peculiar ~ fssnales, such e anenorrhra.
dyrmenorrhaeia nsetcrthasis, cho'osss. hesvous Do
by w. Jane. ns long pi.rtIcs N New Orleans and ~
enforcement d ne most eminent medical men and tho
skepca that DR.. james can and win perform al that
me attention Of those who have privately and I'm
properly injured themselves, BY sexual rxcessce the
dcSaAsSk HAHN o. selAbase. - psevalesN wseA ~
young. uniting them tor IasEtnony. busi,es q =
premature decay and imposency.
Tho following arr some VI tAe esd and melancholy
y X. es ysS% s p.n e
the head dimness 81 vision, loss 81 muscular power.
nlpiistias Of tAs heart. dyspapsis, nervggass., INF
ftarff effects on the mind are to he df~aded.
loss Of memory. confusion u ideas, depression Of
~, uS, q sS' .o.. ~ Ne
Those afflicted viii any Of the above diseases OF
NytnpOm1 should not inil upon JoUC9 ana
be al once restored 10 health and happiness Lei no
~. Sa' g., Il oss and :sss
or these lnuch<O In Dire oded msaladies.
Weakness of the orgsns Immediately cured, and fal
viror restored DR. James, within the last nnccn
vcs has treated more diseases Of the vencrcal sypo
srcelfy than any othct doctor m the United Statea
The only speciasts IL The treatment Of di.cascs Of
skin, bluod md gssc1ed.s organs, with te.tmoniaiD
1isninc and honorable sources, and 0Un ~ press.
Thsee testimppials d. not come nom foreign cOun.
/ ~. nor ftOsif bsrtics long since defanct.
/ b. James can be aadfcsrcd by those residing Il
Distance stating symptoms and cnclosing stump for
i rrtarn answer. F
IN. Jninss ofre and parcrs arr II - Randolph st..
bueween etatr and Dearborn. ONCE h0ur nom A.
n. TIL SP. ~, tSundass exccpted.) whom he may b.
hund In the forenoon.
r. s.-just fssued,-THK Mosirox: or Hand book
i on Secrct diseases. How 10 avoid them, &C. Aiso,
important information 70 fenasess how - prevent
| ~ book " cents. Ad1ress DR.. JAMES. r. y. ROx
ms, Chicago III. uass ,anYl-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28


Keep the ohildrsn's feet warm and dry
during these cold and vet days. BY doing
th's, many severe attacks Of disease may be
avertsd. Do not let thh children play out
q decss without being sufficiently protect
I'd about the shoulders aud neck
Avoid any change 70 lighter garments
until thh weathsr is fully warm and settled.
b especially careful Of laying aside your
6annsls. II you ars uncomf6rtably warn
for few hours, IL 10 better TO endure X
that 70 run the risk Of . severe cold. while
these sudden changes in tho weather are
taking plaes.
lfthsss Who ase subject 70 Rheumatism
Or pred,spoesd to pulmonary disease would
wear dannelo I'll the rear round, il would
b. greatly 70 their advantage" -s
The garments that aro worn next the skin
should b changed about twice each wcsh.
Host people change only once, but Il 10 bsst
70 renew me clothing before Il becomes sat-
united ;sith sscrstions Of the skin.
~ careful 10 have I'll clean clothes well
aired and thoroughly dried. II Is extreme
Y injurious TO wear damp clothing, especial
y for IN invalid.
The cleansing and using disinfecting
agents % purify The cir Of our houses, il q
Shs utmost importance. Draper says: ut
y very important that the cellar Of every
house. whether private or tsnement, should
b properly dried end ventilated during the
years when the epidemic diseases are
raging." This may b done ''by placing
small stove il II, In which fro should be
kept continually. II the cellar 10 long, it
would be we'll TO pisss the stove 1t one OK.
tremity and pAss the pipe through the whole
length Of the apartment"
"Next in Importance TO the publication
Of our streets and houses" says Draper, sis
. proper attention to the condition Of the
skin and the character of the food. Every
enc should wash the whole surface Of the
body every day, or ct least twice . week.
In these general applications, soap should
mot b used moro than onse week, for il il
not desired to remove the oily sscsetions TO
oftensbut merely wash of The salts thAk -
excsstsd 90 freely in the form Of PRECIPITATION
during the warm wsathse."
sT6s greatest oars should - taken, y saysl
~ sane authority, Tin he purchase Of
Auita and vsgstables-s.sy are rarely fresh,
end Tie best have bsen generally plucked
q gathered two Of three days before they
raAnh ~ ta6ls-and it would puhcpe b.
y avoid thsir uss altogether and edept !
ossod a.d nsse diet, 70 which tea q, eaa|se
- U00SOs -r. .zs+s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

-. =. - eesse q Qonorrhea, elect and Stsfc1
suie, Dr: bakcrs Injection il recon med ded
20 % used In coAjunction With the Sbeei - SSif
mesefsaily aids in subduins tie iS0emHs1IDn,
and stopping the discharge. Du&h - reecsa.
nsnaee e be ssed in these .smplaiuts. c., !,
AeeMss On sexhal diseases called IN j
the Specific. - S''''e Of
Priee-pr; Bakers Specific, q. 80 per bo,t,..
: FriSc-Df: Baaef's Injection, ii per6ottir y.
4 Pries-hals lnjsctins syrisEs, so sents !. NJ
male Investing Syringe, - ceIts.e - i 49,
Sen y kxpsesa p ~ parts ef the sesmAryss
70 px9 sof packng. box and shipping.
Prepared and old, y d. q Ek&TDRLY
CO.. No. - North FIN Street St. Lpais, No.
ard 1e01sir ckistore, ~ Madfsoa 81, Ck{a
eego. Ill. For salsby DrSxeisssR Snerally.
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JACOB nROOM,.
i707 Spruce st
From Rev. ". D. ssios,GD, Pastor u the 18th

Baptis; Church. 49,
lPhilsdelphia, December 2sth, 1853.
usssrs Jones 4 ,Eyaps-- Gentlemen IL have
recently ieen iaboring under the distressing e.
fects 81 indigestion, accompanied BY prcssra-
ton Of the nervous system. Numerous reme-
Dies. were recommends y friends, and some Of
them tested. but without iist. Your Aoofand's
Germsa 3itters verp reeommedod by persons
VINO hsd risd them, and Mho4e favorable men
tlcn q the Bitters sndnced me TO- try them.
rnust cuniess that had m aversion 10 Patent
Nedlc,nes. from The thousand and one" quack
siIiitssrs ( whose only aim seems to be to palm
.eaf swee,ened and drugged liquor upon the COM
munity. d Z ~ NY ahd NJ &ndensy ofwhict.
II fesr. i 70 make manv confirmed drunkarc.-
i ~ lestDisg that yours was really > medicIss
I prc0Ar1sio6 i1cokdt .yit hsppy efisct. lte
seton, not only upon the Stomach, but upon the
nervous 4ystem, was prompt and gratifying.
heneS{ from The nse " I few hotties. as@
VcrytxSp6Cqfally yours,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

Ooonnne2 M11noo>np.
z11tl1nl16aBllkkFvsa1 = St111iA vi
49, 80, aoW ~ nae1ial a11ss Aess|
sst1ao - t6aasss - AlslsA sheuld
belAso eeononal inAess0 - asGistanss-
- lnsno ssealsd y ~ NJ hass|
slnnnsa - Asuse rsleliees. Thsss nust
1e'16sD GD6innlstisas oess usity - pss-
80 - einA NM ~ passieg away|
q thslr - evstsn sfisssr, . nssusety ~
ssDs(Ai.e hsoose b Hssssd end Iris ns9k|
- sAslas1ss - hsspiss - l1npbliy|
- isstitu&ioas and With IT, q 1liene|
~ - ssgss = - ssssst ~ vss(1|
- lssss ssss upsa thsn, N1w - g..
ses - onitA nsWiae - - \ -
As1s - ~ ~ ri wsst, y - - ~
~ 0sstA. lfshs pssssas labe1(ne 49,
- dsvslsps ~ ssessrsss q ~ 1ogbty
sH1ssssnA ~ siti>s and vilhess. u Va
81 gosd, bus give Yankss apsds - 81
aius : dAanss 10 ssnpsss. - HsssAstn
sassepsiss, sassgy end. talsat IN ~ ~
way thsss. Lea the aetkst . go. -
with ~ nast I'D w;ssa - hat ~ labsssr
- sens ed = unsssizainsd By any ~
eeke's'as'se end b . lev ysass We South
vM b T. = eardso.spet II The world. He
sassse end villages win b rebuilt. hss ~
v.4asluring end agricultural interests viii
b I'm q NE aad vigss, and u such char
ssAis = y aoemhh ~ nssa ssngsiss. =
OAs ~ ~ Aslitiee y nsks hsr hold
ssesaadiss psdtioa = ~ nsaon-oeeo-
pying - ~ doe, . osstsal position With
ell ssssep1ibls q ~ highest iupsevemsns
The eivilisasioa Of ~ Old World flourish
Cd IL latituds similar - theirs, and ~
- nstAing 70 pssvsnt hs ifen attaining
even . greater pssrsminines under The fos-
tsriag influence u free institutions. Lei
hss educate her psspls. and long step vii
b taken IL the right direction. Her pop
ulassea will insssAss = ssoa - the darl
slsud efieneranes which has % long over
shadewed portion Il ~ inhabitants i
dispsllsd, end her NEST vital interests vii
revive.
That The South b most anxious 10 settl'
down b some solid basis, ~ can we'll b
lsvs; cleo that she desires to have I'll polit
ioal didsrssess settled, quickly and with
cut sectional feelings. TAs, South offer
grsaG inducements 70 immigrants, In r.
spsel 70 coil, climate and location; yet fton
psefsotly natural causes The Immense It'd
- immigration does not And il way South
TeesIgn smigfants viii 80 70 those section
where they have friends. Let the Sout
iueourase Northern immigration By .assim
uhting with Northern people. and foreig
immigration will not b long in following il
IL wake. With . union Of interests East
West. North md Seath. our country vii
coon assums Ill IL pristine power.
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WINSLOW & CHRISTENSEN,

Buy and Sell Exchsngc On New YoRx, LosDos,
PARIS, and all other prominent cities in Europe
Specie and Government Securities bought and
sold ct best rates General Banking basiness
transacted. novl3-d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
CURE YOURSELF!
DR.. BAKBES SPECIFIC.

Structure, Ssnime Wesksesa or Sperm,
atorrhes, Chordee, Diseases 81 the Kid
neYs and Bladder, and oil Diseases ~
th&SextAl Crnpne AuSSd tSaCostaaton
Or WeakneSs Ut either Sex, Males 81
Females.
This elegant, popular. Add infallible prepare
ton, SO celebrated in II Vur farge cities for the
cure Of Private Disestee, y how 1aAo the af-
nicted and wAnnANF1e - qp1o oil at1aases of the
. few days. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

From Joax B. WFcknasaAN, Esq, Hrm Of
Wickenhsm + Hutchinson, tbs celebrated Man
ufactufrs Of Fancy Iron Works, 259 Canal st.
am khe focipieRt from yOu one-ofthe greatest
favorsthst can BE- conferred npon man, viz
that ofhealth. For many years have +! suffered
complints that the human family can be aiilited
With Chronic Uiarfhea.
Durlg the long time was suffering from this
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