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SALE DE La CHAMBRE DU SENAT, !
Lundi, II feyrier 1865. {

SALE DE La CHAMBRE DU SENAT,
Lundi, II feyrier 1866 {
lie senat s'assemble conformement q Paiour-
nement.
Presents-L' honorable Albert VOORHEES,, lieu
tenant-gouVerneur ct president du senat au fau-
teuil-MM. Abney, Anderson, Barrow, Bell,
Brownlee Brusle, Burthe, Campbell, Duvi-
gnaud, Egan, Fellowes, Foute, Gibson, Cor
don, Hough, kayanagh, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan
Newton de jackson, Newton de Morehouse
Poche, Purcell, Scruggs, Taylor, WEIGH ct Will
coxon-29 senateurs.
La priere est dite par lie reverend Dr. Palmer
dc la premiere 6glige presbyterienne. D
LIE journal de vendredi passe est lu ct ap-
prouvG. sn
7. PERMIs D'ABsENcH.
Sur motion de M. Campbell, IN permits dab
sence de quelqles jours est accorde III. T. c.
Anderson, sGnateur DIES paroisses de St-Lan-
dry, Lafourche ct Calcasieu
Sur motion do M. Taylor, un permits d'absen-
&c de quelques jours est accorde NJ Robert
j. Barrow, senateur DIES parosses de La Pointe-
Coupee, d'Ouest- Baton Rouge ct d Ouest-Feli-
ciana. -g7sla snus
NE COMMUNICATION EXECUTIVE.
lie president SONNET au sGnat lie message de
veto, de son excellence le gouverneur, sui
want:
ErAr DE Ia LoVts,.sE BEREAVEMENT DE L'ExESgTr.
}
A phonorabls senat de rEtat de la Louisiana.
Messieur s. Lie bill qui a pris Nuisance
dams votre honorable cha1nbre, iixant I'M jour
a une Gpoque INJUSTICE pour tenir une election
munioipale dams Ia vile de la Nouvelle-Or-
leans, serait, sill NY await des objections plus
fortes, relet6 par moi pour des raisons consti-
tutionnelies-=-Un legislation exceptionneIle, a
MONS de beseln pnrticuiier on de grande crise,
dot Gtre viyement Gyitee
Tn Il 4
hxee par Ia loi pour tenir eette election, nest
pas apparente; aucune opinion publique peut
etfe invoquae a son support, meme 81 je per-
ineFtals q mon jugemant de We laisser influen-
Ger par les eiameurs pepUdaires on Purgeuce
legislative
Mais DIES s6rieuses objections, a part DIES
scrupules constitutiounels, existent dams mon
esprit 10 tenue d'eleetions launicipales dams
la Nouyelle-Orleans, pas accompanies de ga
ranties, que je peurrais soir les lois executes
fidelement.
Des amendments conVeaables d la D resente
charte, ayec une revision radicale DIES lois dem
ct d'elections, applicable a La pa-
roisse d'Qrl6ans, donneropt, dams mon opi- |
MON. do telles guarantees.
III est d la connaissance de tous les citoyens
'esidant b Ia Nouyelle- Orleans ayant la guerre.
Iue, pendant dsS annees ayant Ia rebellion, les |
lections dams Ia psroissa d'0rldsns n'staient
uune cruelle moquerie du gouyernament IL
re--ties bsndes organisees de 'despersdoes, 1
endant Sne election, comInirent toutes espe
IS d'outrayes sur des eisoyens tranquiles o.
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81 representants.

TOTAL 116 membres de l'assemblee generate
Lassemblee generate procede h l'election
dun imprimeur d'Etat-
M. Taylor, du s6nat, nomme M. j. o. Nixon,
du Crescent de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans.
NJ. Brownlee du senat, nomme NJ. Edwin
L. Jewell, du Southern Star, qui est retire
par M. Lewis, de Ia chambre.
A rappel nominal il paraIt que
NM. Abney Armstrong, Bell, Brownlee,
Brusle, Burthe, Campbell, Duyignaud, Egan,
Fellowes, Foute, Gibson, Gordon, Kavanagh,
Kenner, Lapeyre, Munday, Newton, de Jack
son, Newton, de Morehouse, Poche, Scruggs,
TAYLOR ct Welch-24 senateurs, ct
Honorable d. S. Cage, oratenr, ct NM.
Anderson junior, Anderson senior, Anstin,
Addison, Bailey, Bensel, Blackman, Brown,
Buie, Bruton, Collins, Couvillons Daigle, De-
blanc, Deporter, Delabarre, DITTO Durable,
Eustin Fagar, Elan, Eldridge, Eustis, Ed
wards, Fagot, Fenner, Freret Fishbun, Full
da, Gates, Gaisser, Green, Gottschalk, Han
lon, Halvey, Hatch, Hays, Henderson, Hig-
gins, Hollis, Hudspeth, Jonas Kelly, Kile, La
grange Lagroue, Leeds, Lemarie, Leblanc,
Lewis, Lipscomb, Meredith, McKelyey, Nc
Emery, Mcconnell, MCGEE, McCloskey, More
land, Montgomery, Murrey, Nelligan, Mutt,
Ormond, Peterson, Philips j., Philips A,
Powell, Pujo Regemberg, Richardson, Ri
chards, Rogers, Ryan, Sambola, Seaman, ST.
monds, Snlder, Smith, Stllle, Scott, Solomon,
T9te, Theriot, Thieneman, Tucker, Walker,
Wilmington, Wilt, Williamson ct Weeks-92
representants.
Etant en- tout 116 membres de IassemblGe
generate, votent pour NJ J. 0. Nixon.
La-dessus, lie president du senat declare que
M. ]. o. Nixon, ayant recu lie vote unanime dc
passemblee generate, est d1ment elu imprimeul
d'Etat.
Sur motion de M Brusle, lie senat sc retire
| a sa sale de deliberations
| En- Sc reunissant de nouveau, lie senat est ap
pele a lordre par Honorable Albert VOORHEES,
lieutenantgouyerneur ct president du senat
| quand, sur motion de NJ Kenner, lie senat s'a
journe domain a midi.
HENRY b. KELLY,
Secretaire du Senat
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
9 approximation prizes of $500 for the nine
manning units Of the same ten of the number on
drawing the S50,tO0 prize 0f...... $4,SW
9 approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
drswinE the q S25oS "p f izs s'n " ae 2e
9 approximation prizes OF 500 each TOR the nine
dra~ng g t ii 2 p ps s .sn ., 'ne 1850
approx mation prizes of 500 each for the nine re-
naming nn'ta of the same ten Of the number ~.
drawing the S5)lO prize Observation-Disclosures. wv
IS approximation prizes Of 500 each Tor the nine re-
drswn the ss5So s srze yam are n 81 'ne 1900
1877 prizes amounting to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sooN
Whole tickets S12 Halves, SO; Quarters s.; EightnA
81
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
GHAS r. HOWARD.
No. Exchange Aley near Canal street OF
Lock .xf Pc ct Office. New OTea1s:
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
40. Ei.l

6 AN AL q
no POSTPONE ALI sfIEuREs FOR CRY TAXES
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate and
.sfuasa of Representatives Of the State Of
.sisaEsiana in General Assembly convened,
.s as all seizures for city taxes for the years
allsasn hundred and sixty -one, eighteen hun
ssda and sixtyztwo, eighteen hundred and
Aree and eighteen hundred and sixty
t ca pc, and are hereby postponed until the
anization of the civil municipal govern
$50 Z. Be it further enacted, etc, That
hs act shall take effect from and after its pos
s'ays. s5js
ssgneD ]. B. ELAN,
ssasslSer pro tenn. of the House Of Representa-
Sienea ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate n
4 acoar1aance with article sixty Of the Com
siitntion Of Louisiana, the above act became q
,sw on the sixteenth day of March, eighteen
anIred and sixty-six the constitutional de-
ayof ten days having expired on that day
without its being signed or returned to the
Gsaeral Assembly BY the Governor.
]. 81. HARDY,
Secretary Of State.
No. 1881
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TUESDA'
Be,u @

The only al '
cial circles to. |
Gold and q
Foreign Exch |
closing figure |
these rates W
submit to / '
sales, and e,
continued res
subjoined sta '
for the day, v |
$4,000 and $40 |
1861. Nothi1 |
yer; and we
Silver OF 11S(
l26 for Mexic
FOREIGN E '
rate inquiry
have been eff
days figures.
can see, beyo |
foreignports,
the very hea |
have doubtlei |
The movemel
pear, disclose
less, and we :
pond with t |
Sterling, 1856
lading bills,
4.l7lf., and |
The operatio '
$4,000 at 1874
134a, fl2oO a |
1856, $4,000 at |
sl5OO, $4,000
Also 10000 81
of Francs in
4.264f., 1890 |
6OO,O00f. at
ruling figures '
1856, Clear I
l3lsBio13 !
door Francs
DOMESTIC
tic Exchang |
frmness fror |
ket. The de |
heretofore, Q
remittance | '
crease, as c '
tons. Offer
tinued very '
confined in
and bankers |
bank to ano
$4,000 and
$4,000 and
count, 5000
100000 Ne
| q cent. di' |
evening are
bank, and Fl |
five and ten
teen and tw
sixty days
STOCKS A, |
ton to refer |
precisely as |
still exhibit
ties at ste |
since our la
road Stock,
rs do. at l!
Bank of An
three lots, s
90 do. Louis
New Orleal
cent City al
Jackson RI
pons attach |
UNCURRE
the issues
been excl
rates been
we do not
mand is g
however,
the limited
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JOURNAL 0FFIcIEL.

s..a:.Sr-AT DE la HoursrArH
f4Ts SKHSION REfUfIERE M lsss NJ
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY LOTTERY.
Authorized by Act of Congress.
THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
IN IaE UNITED STATES.
BRILLIANT sCHEME FOR APRIL
Only 30 900 Tickets.
NTUCKY STATE LOT Terry.
Havana Scheme.
SIMMONS, FRANCE L CO. MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, $4,000.
NTUCKY STATE LoT Terry,
GLASS 2J2.
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY APRIL 18TH, 1865
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CARROLLTON HOTEL,
MOREAU's RESTAURANT. MI, ~. '.-., -
No. lss CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND

-n.. VI n. CARoNDELET. yHK an, = .l.<.r-. ss
The Projectors respectfully their friends and The
epcurean world that the above Restaurant open their
accommodation old place. and that they 10
nothing undons of that rsputA
which has many enjoyed, via that Of being
of the very first Restaurants In America, ~ hid. .
All the decaces OF the season. with the choicest Wines
Liquors, always on hand. ....
The Popetors thankful for past favors, solicit continu
ance Of the
RHODES MOULIN
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'sAete Eelatif a,ix avis iudiciaires, approuve
10 IL mars 1856"
Qui subit ses prsmieres ct seeonde lecture ct
apres nouvelle suspension des rdgiements, est
lu pour Ia troisieme fois ct passe.
NJ. Foute-
Resolution eoniointe pour nomn,er I'M conf
te conjoint pour examiner les charges contre
DIES employees de Ia compagnie du grand che
min de fer de La Nouvelle-O Orleans, de Jackson
ct du Nord.
Qui subit SEES differences lecture, reeoit lie
concours ct le president nomme MN. Foute ct
WEIGH, du conitG de Ia part du senat, ct le Sc
cretaire est requis de delnander a la chambre
d'y concourir.
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r OUISIANA HOTEL ~
rs TCHoUPITOULAs STREET
Opposite 81 Aarys Market within square the
Steamship Landing,
NEW ORLEAN ~
n0~Terms-s2 per day. a
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Corr
still to
extren
willing
1ngs II
latter
grades
stricte
and az
clusiv,
chases
Excha
longer
the dil
report
quota
above
our OF
ard, 0
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RAPPoRTs DE CoNIITEs PERMANENTs.
NJ Burthe du comite judiciaire, a qui Gtait
rGfere le bill du senat, intitnle:
Acte Dormant des privileges de ferry an reve-
rend G. X. Marshall ct a ses associGs, SONNET
I'M rapport favorable par I'm substitute init
tule:
Acte dormant des privileges de ferry a G. K.
Marshall, SEES heritiers ct agents 'rrt
Sur motion de N. Lott, les reglements sont
suspendus, ct le substitute rapporte est pris en-
consideration. II subit ses differences lectures;
IL passe ct lie secrGtaire est requis de demander
a la chambre son concours. ~.
NJ Kenner, du comite de finance, a qui
await etc refere le bill du senat intitule:
Acte pourvoyant a la collection prompte de
Ia take sur les ventes en- gros, SONNET I'm rap
port favorable, par I'm substitut ayant lie
meme tire. 49,. ,.-.. AZ. .....
sur motion du meme sGnateur, les regle-
ments sort suspendus, ct lie substitut rapporte
par 10 conit6 est pris en- consideration. II
subit SEES diterentes lectures; il passs ct lie Sc
cretaire est reNuis de denander Ia chambre
dy concorrr.
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LIvERPo
on Wedne
Thursday
improvenl'
10000 bale
porters to-
BreadstI
Provis io
LONDON
U. S. F;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-19
CONSTITUTION WATER

mas BEEN PRONOUNCEDBYT TIE MEDl-
IL cal Faculty and the public TO be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure Of Ill
diseases Of the STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered
ltisnot anrNRRAL wArsR. II 10 from Experiences.
that CONSTITUTIONS wArsR hiss emanated and we
nov say let no man doubt, when single bottle
has been known 70 cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this country has failed to relieve
a remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be chased under "quack" prepare
tions rs it is now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city II il only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of every means TO &C.
complish . cure; and the success ofthe ply sicans
increases - his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce cure, while others fail In
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water . fair trial-we mean
you Who are under some specsaItst's care from
year 70 year. and We particularly allude 10 ladies
Who ere constantly resorting ~ local treatment,
with so much chance Of success ~ there would be.
from local applications TO the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization, but We receive 10 many CON-
munications from persons for which Constitution
Water 10 adapted, and Of whose disease men,
ton has been made, that we have come to the
conclusion that if the remedy is capable Of pro-
ducing cure, no matter what the disease may be,
il shosld be made known. The medicine ID put
up for the public, and there should be no excep-
tions We say, Constitution Water il mot like .
gilded pill made 70 suit the eye and taste; II 10
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed IN
the hands Of the people for their relief. and II
taken according to the directions il will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions in regard to diet etc.. relate only TO
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-19

The drawing will take place SITTER the Con-
cert, on the stage Of the New Mu sic Han where
TO- 600 persons can witness il. A committee
will be appointed by the audience 70 superintend
the same Al purchasers and agents will be
supplied with correct lists Of drs wing a. soon
rs published Parties holding ii ckets will re
tain them until after the drawn X, and il the
number appears in the Inst Of drawn numbers
they will forward their ticket i'm mediately " it'll
fail directions - to the sending Of goods OF
money.
Tickets are for sale 1t the principal hotels.
book and music stores. in the city. and 1t our
Office, 4l2 East Water street, Room No, l, Ju-
nesu block. at 81 each sent by mail on receipt
Of price and stamp for RI vurn postage.
Good and reliable agents wanted in every city,
town and village in the Uuited States, to whom
great inducements are offered. References are
required.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-19

DAxvnLE, Pa, Juns2, 1862 DR.. Vim. H. Grsg0
-Iear Sir In Feb. 1851, was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, aud for i've months passed more
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hours.
was obliged 70 get up as often ten Or twelve times
during the night, and in live months lost about
tifty pounds IN weight. During the month Of July,
1851 procured two bottles VI Constitution W -
ter. and in two days after using il experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured soon after regaining my usual good 9, health
Bosrox CoRxsRs, N. r., Dec. ~, 1851. - WM
H. 0rsgg d Co.--6eats: II freely give you libety
10 make use Of the following certificate Of theval
ue Of Constitution Water, which ! can rcOm-
mend in the highest manner: Ny wife wasAstsck-
ed with pain in the shoulders, whole lengh Of the
back, and in her limbs. with Ralputastn cf ~
Heart and Irritation Of tie Raddes. calledas
nh ysician who attended her about three montbs,
whenihe left her worse than be he'd fousd her. l
then employed one Of the best physicians could
find. who attended her for about mise months,
and while she was under his care shs did not suf.
fer quite - much pain. He finally gave her mp
and said "her case scas sscuvdbie. For" saad be
ss.A< he sscA eonsbi.ats0n Of cosPtstsss tAat
medjsise gisen fos one op0atss agaenss ss9s ssAss
meuced TIE use Of Constitution Water, and 70 our
utter establishment, almost the hrst dose seemed
% have the desired effect, and she kept On I'm
proving rapidly under il treatmest, and now IN
nerintends entirely her domestic a1etSA. She 49,
not taken any Of The Consultation atsr fof aboat
four weeks, and We are happy 70 ~ that u D.
WN. n. VAN BENSCHOTEH.
ve,rsrsvrrlp. Coma. March 3, lss3.-Dv. "
| n. 0reoe-Dssr 81 Having seen your ave.
tissnent 81 'Constiseticn Msisr. rse 20
of the Bladder, having su1ered for TIE paeea
49, IA tried he akin Of number ct rhya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-19

son NJ sAsas and Ssrso DsBIiIsr bic
study for the last twenty years. spd \:
therefore the person whom al Afflicted shouId
consult, No one ever heard OF pstiens
Of his not being cured since be has been In ths
city. His reputation has vouchers 10 all the CITY
papers, his patients and the medical profession
both here and abroad, - being the most skllleS
specialist here, and thorough master Of o.
se ual disease IT others fail, don't despair give
him a call. II Ia only con mon occourfsnce win
him to cure such cases. His rooms are separate
tor ladies' and gentlemen. and the most ccnplsts
IN the city.
You've Mnx TAEs PARTICULAR No51ct-Doctof
Bigelow devctes much Of his time 10 the treet.
ment Of those cases caused by secret habit thes
ruins both mind and body, upftting The unfos.
tunate individual for either business Or society.
The sad effects Of these early habits, or the 81
ceases Of ripper years, TO weaken nnd debtIites4
the constitution destroy the ply sical end mental
sewers, diminish and enfeeOIe the natural feel.
ings and xhausts the vital energies Of nanhoodl
| the pleasures Of life ere marre", the chjeCe q
marriage frustrated, and existence Itself resdse-
/ ed . term Of unce Asing misery end regtet. 5ueo
| persons, especially those contemplating M
l riage, should lose mo time in making immedieel
application, ~ DR.. b., by his new trestmeas, u
l enabed 10 ensure speedy and permsnent scfel
Generalization free and conhdential Office ma
~ South Clark street, corner Of nooroe
half block from the Post Ohicc. 20. Box -
l Chicago. III. Office hours from an. 70 ? p. -:
send Tor his Guide 10 HEALTH" publishsd
monthly. free Of charge.
n BEadies, ecnd for descriptive circuit -
earic Remedie, the bet preventive q eooceV
known. Sent 10 any address ffee Of ehaBa
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j
There il talk Of erecting : paper nill .
Council Bluffs. Good idea. Put i i
netiea Il will pay.
b. ". Petit, edieor u the Hcnmtsad
To agricultural paper in Dss Moines. de-
& BE residence in that city on Sands
morning last.
The Record, Of NJ. Vernon, has chsneed
- name to Citisss, and 10 controlled b. n.
,. Bradshaw, Who aeens % understand The
peculiaritis Of the tripod, and sits costly.
The Cjeissn doesn't propose to tear M the
ground on political topics, but proposes 70
deal largely in local matters. Success 70 Il.
The yicisity Of Burlington, q ws learn
nom the Hawksve, is troubled With one Of
those floating palaces you read Of. Il 10 the
home Of the unchasts, and measures will Be
taken % have the thing chased a.
We zee Il reported in the papers that
suit has been commenced against Governor
Stone and Others, BY the Attorney General,
for the recovery Of the missing 188, 900 Of
swamp land indemnity fund. The report
Of the investigating committee does not
show that any Of the money went into Gov.
0sOusC y uotBu0t VoS ~ O'rVo U0VWs OtI uIU U0It
1t lsast, gross carelessness in the manage
ment Of the business Of his office. III
through that carelessness there has been .
loss be ought to be held responsible.
TIE RELiEY OF THE IMPOVERISHED MINIS
RS or THs SourH.-lt l. stated in the
southern Presbyterian newspapers that
more than twenty thousand dollars have
been raised, partly in Baltimore and Louis
vile, and partly by collections taken up in
February through oil the Southern churches
Tor the. relief Of Impoverished ministers 10
the South. and that about one hundred
families have been helped in sums
from $50 to 5000, which afforded timely
and welcome relief.
It is believed that very considerable suss
have been raised at the North, chiefly among |
The class Of Presby terians who sympathized |
With the South, and distributed through |
'arious channels amcng Southern church.
IS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-19
DIABETES

Is 4 disease of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption, that
Affects the human constitution. Wehayen no space
for discussing causes but will state that the Ell
feet Of the disease is the conversion OF the starchy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the iood) into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys To an exces-
sive secretion Of water Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant Of il; that is they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged TO get uD from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken Of i,
uutl their attention is called tothe large discharge
Of water. and often when il is so far advanced as
to be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom il the extreme thirst, which
when the disease is fully established, is intolera
ble-the pati1nt drinhs c"astdnfly aitAont being
sasisfed also dryness Of the mouth, cracking Q
the lips, sweet breath. in the more advanced
cases. aud finally loss orappetite, emaclation, ant
the patent gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WArsE is without doubt, the onl,
known remedy for diatetes, and we have az mnci
confidence that il is specific rs we have that OPP
nm will produce sleep. and trnthfuIly say that il
has cured eyerv case in which II has beeE USED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-19

Sporm0tOfrhen, or Semfm0l
Wcakness.
Or involuntary Nightly or Daily Loes however caus-
ed. however severe; while they viii speedily cor.
rect those morbid conditions arising from the origin
ri disease or from Secret Vice
TIKI SPECIFIC PILL is equally suited to the treat
men n every species 81 Genital Urinary Irrabili-
~. Lime or "hsck dust" deposits IN the Urine,
milky" discharges and Weakness Of the kidneys
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS ~ have used your
SrEciFlc PHI IN many casee Of Spermaiorr icn with
the moot perfect success. ~ MnfoN ANDES M d
L. l.. u.
II have cured very severe cases with from six 70
ten Boxes Of your ~ EfITU Pub Krr1i. N. ID.
Prirc, ~ per box. Six boxes for S. by mail Ad
dress j. WINCHESTER & co
iulv2O DIV. 30 John street NJ
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Has proved itself equa, to the task that has a.
volved upon it.
DIAUkTCS

lrritste and drench the kidneys, and BY constan
use soon lead TO chronic degeneration ana con-
Grmed disease
We present the Constitution Water 70 the pub
lie with the conviction that it has equal IN re-
ieving the class Of diseases for which il hes cen
found ~ emincntly successful for curing; and =
trust that we shall be rewarded for our efforts in
placing 80 valuable . remedy in form 70 meet
The requirements Of patient and physician.