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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18
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Dr. EAsrrRLr's 1ODiN. AND SARsAPAprL-
LA.-Ths celebrated medicine will cure
Scrofula, lumora. Chronic Sure Eyes, Swell
ing Of the Glands, White Swellinrs. Piles,
Bills, Goitr>. Rheumatism, Dropey, 0rssd,
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Neuralgia,
General Debility, ard oil Chrunic di.easss.
DR.. Ea>terl, 1odine and Sa, saparilla is a
Compound Of the Fluid Extra t. Of the Hon.
durus Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock. S,ilIing,a.
B.rdock. Princes Pine and several other
valu bile Roots with the Iodine and Iodine
Of Potassium in highly c nominated state,
which renders the pr. paration the most
prompt and tfiicacious knewn to man, for
the cute Of those diseases arising frvm IN
impure state Of the b.o.'d, and eli diseases
where Tonic and Alternative medicine is in
dicatcd. 1t searches out the very germ OF
roots Of the disease by purifying the Blood
and correcting the Sccretions Of the Liver
and BY thoroughly icnovatin.. the whole sya.
TEN from ~ impusisiee, giving new life end
activity to the various 0rgans Of the body
u purifies the blood and removes al pim-
lee and blotches, and makes the skin pure,
white and clear.
Il will cure Old Sores, letter Rinsworm,
Salt Rhsum, Scold He'd, P,oeDu @ III
Face. Prairie and BAsbers' Itch, Arny ltch.
Illinois Manage. Missouri Scs1tobea, Ioea
D,gs, and oil Dises.es and Brupeiono Of the
Skin; but for the cure Of sorea and skin dia
eases. we recommend 0ridley's SILT Rheum
snd TetlsS Ointment. to b. spolied 70 the
0ssee ~ pest effected. The Iodine end Sas-
sapssiila puri0es the blood and removes the
couses end The Oinlmeos hsalb tie sores end
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18
the CsMPAlGN
UNION MEETING.
Hon. w. Z. 1Ie0meWell


The Hon. John T. Cook and Hon. Hiram Price vii
divide the time 10 joint discussion 81 the following
timep rnd placer Ia vii
JONES cot MY Friday. sept. 2Ist. At Ana
no-a
LINN COUNTY. Saturday, Sept. nd. at CedaI
Rapia-.
CLINTON COUNTY Monday, Sept. aith. At Ds
Wit
CEDAR cot NTy = Tuesday. Sept. 18th, at Tip
ton
MrsCArINE COUNTY. Wednesday. Sept 2c.h
NJ MnseAtinc.
ACUT1 cot MY Saturday. Oct. Gth, ri Daven
port.
NJ Prize 10 open At Sabnla In spesch Of an hou'
Mr. C.nk 10 follow IN and half h"urr, NJ lvc
"a sluGp In . half hous. Mr. CuOk IN open u Belle
sue IL sj~ech 81 honr. IT Prize IN follow ~
and half hours. NJ Cork 10 close In . hall hssu
~" the same Il ~ach me~iiag th~ speakers alicrna
ting - a. 0lrning and clo~r, the fdrnds u each
name l,svskling oficsr 81 esrh m~etiag.
ueetlngp ~ cOmmen' = q ] O'Clock y. ~.
JNO ". THOMPSON.
PRECEDENT ~ Remit Co. Republican Ciub
On bchaf ri Rep COsg DE-. COm.
WM ". CUN8S
Chairman NJ I'd COng Dist. Com.
Rent. n. lee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

DR.. BAkss'e specific Will cure gonoerhna.
gl& ( structure, senina. Wrakas1a, o. sper-
usaiorshOa. chloride, direosss Ct ~ kidneys
and bladder, and III diseases of III saxosl
caused By cUntagiOn Or Weakuees Of either
sex, male Or female.
TIL. in'allible remedy y ~ offered to
the emsctsd ess9 Wogsanesa - cure Oh dis
eases VI the genital ergans 10 . i.w days.
and u the sase and infallihle curs Tor sprr.
matorrhRa. generally termed seminal weak
ness, caused i,y self-abuse or excessive in
diligence, which 70 now 90 fcArfally ptesa-
lent in oil parts Of the country.
Il Is great healing. purifying and self.
curing remedy, which requires no medical
aid or advice, - PLAIN directions Tor use
accompany The medicine. The demand for
this specific 10 wonderful. and it Is every
day increasing. Orders are daily recsived
Tor i from nearly every cits and town 10
he United States, 70 be tuewarded BY ex-
peess.
N. BIN cases Of genorsf osa, elect and
stricturs, Dr.. Baker's Injection . recom>
sDendsd to b ussd IN eu9iuoUo1oo With -
Specific. - Il materially oi1n IN suo0 uioa
theln6ammasioo, and oioppsne ~ oisdAarRs
1eeh are recommsadua 70 = uee1 in 49,
complainaa.
A TREATISE On sexual diseases, called The
s4elfInaasueeos," accompanies eaoh boet)e
- ~ Spoa16c
Priee-Dr. Bakers Specific, $3.50 per
botale.
H!tes-De DAkaS 1stsctiss @1.oo per
bsaa1A
Price-1lals Injecting Syringe, so eests:
esaale kjes1ng stsi1gs, % etc.
Prics. -Ths lodins a"d Sarsasasilla, 81 so
pr bottle. .,.
Sent BY express to IN parts Of he couu>
Try on reeeips II shs money and twenty -6vr
ecass sddiisnal 70 ~ fat ho1ise and s6ip.
ping.
Prepared and eeld b d.. 3. Easterlv 4
Co. Ne. 20 GsslA Filth otspet. &. kGsuis.
No.. aod ct thslf beodch seseoL No. 81
4adisOu stree ChIe.to III.
ALIEN Z YeaaGs wholoelo uDalses, Do
buqss. lsWA dhw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18
GoVc AI.
Cr CLARA'S ACADEMY.
~ cuAhTHA RD 1852
CONDUCTED b THE SISTERS OF THE OR
DER OF Sr. DUMlNlC
BENTON LAFAHET,E co. WIS.

=
DER OF ST. DUMlNlC
BENTON LAFAIETiE CO.. Wis.
THIS Academy under the direction Of the Sisters 81
st. Dominic, Is situated In the town VI Benton which
i - miles northwest II Caalcna and II miles oi
Dubuque The grounds are very extensive, the stu
alton salebrous and agreeable, afordine every ad-
vantage that parents derire for the physical u
we'll ~ mental Improvement Of their children The
routine III instruction embraces the various branches
VI an eleentary training, together with those which
cOustisnte ~ higher departacnts Of finished edu
cation regular courte VI studies Il prescribed fos
envy The seiendc department. receive most csre
full attention. Lectures delivered during the year
upUn the variOus branches included In " course
na Sace r S.e no sirs %s Y oh
der he c1ets0l 81 experisoes9 md aceuplished
tescners Parents may seas ealise q Int u aoraI
and intellectual improve1sa!. = wve = ~ waeta
most puloas and con6d6aau1D en-, -, 3 esss
o. steamers, the sisscn n.se nslnlae uiAsos 10 sap
ply The place u the mo-. asyseso pdssae.
Board a.d tuition. including an - aesscAes TAUGHT
p the highest schoule sewing. &C., per quarter q
~ ,ssr us d. ~; csd;; i; 49,.
Der 70 the THIRD Thursday In July. 1l0A
Ssd ed bs5s. Per QUARTZ. .:....
G.s't, s,..e. pr ass''sr'' --
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xanes. Ne Savu lscsivsd ~ s6sitss Dssls6 ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

4 1evV words Of Common Seose.
Howsf-w there are who are not snhiect 10 some n
lection Of the lunva OF rsprssory organs. whO. W
ncglcc,ipg prcmonitory symphonic the cons
paInt until di.ease Strikes Its shafts. causing mex
pr~-.be torture Of The psHcnt, and anxiety ana ds-
treee to friends Only coldi =. eli"ht sose
throat" IL the needless remark Of many when %
affected Yes; Only eold.'' was tie thoughtiess
expression 81 thou.and. whom death has marked fof
III. prey.
Forcu arncsi-Forearrned should bc the motto sor-
ever In the mind. OF all subject to Cough Cods, Ca
,arrh or Influenza words Of advice should be head
ed by all sufferers uf Asthma, Bronchitis. Consump-
ton Relief h within their reach; and. II neg ecteds
fatal Consequences ensue-a life Of miscry-a daily
hourly struggle for existence. contest In which
there can he but one victor Death!
Does t not appa the strongest mind 70 think Of the
result caused by neglect Then why delay What
can he offered. when timely warning 10 sound.
ed In your carsS When Tbs danger b poineed ut,
Why not avoid ~ MAnsDu's PsCfuaAl BAHn has
been used with success In nearly million Of cases,
and b endssse1 b. she oedlcal Rasnlty - ~
psomps md emescous remedy that srenttAc research
has discovered 10 relieve and al cases Of Colde,
Coughs. 1nlueusa. and Consumption, II the case Il
not beyond al hope. Ewes when the sufferer y n
the last stages h. yin And relief BY usng this prep
arston One bottle Win convince the most incredu'
lour. that IL Merlin u this preparaticn ase by Nd
means exaggerated; in fac,fall far shon Of the Gu
logics bestowed upon 1t by Thousands who have been
cured BY its timely use. A guarantee accompanied
each hottie. and dealers instructed in every In
stance to refund tho money, when this preparation
| faih TO ssih.ve
Prepared by T. W. Marsdcn, 81 broadway. New
vssk. ed for ssle By III Draggises. Pfice. u pe
bottle. BuRNHAMs 4 VAN 9 HACK. AM
FULLER. PINCH 4 FULLER, Agents, Chicago.
aug-yi3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18
Francis RAwL., Foreman

Leandos Davis, proprietor Of the Wau-
'egau Hute. sioux City. some two weeks
sincs y. Mt q with his servant girl, aban-
dos.ing his wife THREE children, and his
mott er, eyed about seventy years. Before
having, no Coz seyed from %. 100 to $40.
00O in properly TO his WIFE uscatine
./purn0I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

Pc. ssannent and Widespread
AWccess In the beat evidence 81
the Goodness Of 1Brandreah 's
osioDs. They should in every family ready
for uee on the first symptoms Of disease occurring
This method will often cave life. Remember, the
cholera must be treated ~ 4 Poison
and your safety demands rhould he got rid Of with
ont delay. Colds. rheumatism, asthma pleurisy.
diarrh9a, colcs, in fact all sickness in the conse-
qucnce Of aetivc imu ritics IN the blood. Thcsc be-
ing removed. the heath is restored at one
Obse my name In the Government stamp In
white letters. Sold ~ Druggists. b BR >NDRETH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

Conservative Uasss Meesines will be held q
The following ti0es sad places. and will BE- ads
dsessed bv the speakers whose names follow
TIE ssspsestss appoirsneass
TIE ssssisgs wsll commence q hslf pest sev.
20 o'clock r y.
notice. of sddiiiosai meeting gill hereafter
~ Z zee.
hlss 0sAss Tsesdsy. repssmhes 18th.
EE Cook end J. ". stewart
AAsavsLls- Tsssdsy. hspsen'ber 18th.
L. : virse and " 7 lhttoe
casxtssos. --Wsda sdsy. Se, ssn.bss 10Th
W E. ihttoe aud 4. n. Cook.
Io~s Csovs SCeoca nvuss.- Wrdaes ~
September lSih.
BrssAIo. -Szts- ~. September. 2ld.
" lDisaSs asA & + Cook.
John n Crawford and J. ". Stewart
AlL.x's Gsovs Scsoos .H0rss.- Thu. sday
Sessenbs
j. ". Stewart am T.. T.. Cook
DsEos.- Friday. sspsssser 2ist.
y. 4. Cook anJ. ". l,.v art
wALcorr. -rhursAsy. September goth.
WIN. 7. D,ttcs and on" n. Crawford.
CLsosA.- IA fult ,n) friday Sept. 2ist.
John \. C.a~Gosd aud VIM T. Dittcc.
~ order oFthe Committee.
w. y. CuNEi Charm n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

~ bosisslo osn Of Fort D.A.. -. -.
gooa.e - 49, 81 sslsssd, 10 co.
- - - Nes.e~sssssa q 0ooooboro.
- 49, eeaeaeo. q seas sthsr polnt.
~ ~ = eeals Woald svsasuaIr eeas,,i
Qoeo ~ ussoss cad Boone vaissye ~
- luabs ssrsao - AAnnsssea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

To give our rssdcrs On idea Of the u
crease Of Root , Cady's music book trade.
end the asasures they ars ,aking u meet
the demand. ~ copy below the orders shey
recently gave. in one day, to too New York
Asusse. For che information Of buyers IN
the Northwest. We also quote the prices
ruling - Chicago.
Of AAsvn Bros, r. L Z. ordered - fol>
love
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18
CO LIE G. Z
OF THE
CHRISTIAN DR!OThEno
At

- 81. 1xOUas. No. 2s.
The SlxteeatA Annual 0eooioe
OF ~ ssvlsu>ss. Vim Ssu,sSe,se - - n,
4eoAa1 - Anguet - y
JAesO y ao4aDAed - e Oo00sveisl OSpoee
1eee vhsse Dipls0as - gsasesa = ossh q
Fer loseteaaegs spPly = ~ Cslleee, Ne. ~
UeueA BtgAeA ooreek = AAdsu0
lA Ba0. EDWARDS.
eo&11-o10 PBeo3oens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

For Se-rstsry ofstaie.
COLuvsl. =. .vANANOA. Of oe'"wa'e.
F. Treasurer o. Sti'c.
GEN. G.vtGEA STONE, OF Henry
r. Aud,t Of State,
CAPT ROi Err W ROSS of Polk.
For Atnr,ev General,
CAPT WEBSTER HALttNGER. Office.
For r. g,-;er ~ Stat. Land Office,
LlNEP. MINNIE. Of clayton.
Fr H., ost-, u SuIvesme Court.
CAPT ALBERr STOOD Ard. ofTama
For CLsk Il Supreme Court,
CAPT. FRED. GOTTScHALk. Of Dubuque
For Congress Second District,
JtHNP. COOK. Of Scott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

Hon. Joms r COOK and Judge w. r..
Len. gWell will address their fellow citizens
on w'litical isaucs Of the day 1t Clinton.
Clinton counsy. on Wednesday evening
Sept. 10Th, and at wheatland. Gear coun
y. on Sept. 20,h. W. ". CoNss.
Crairman Dist FIX. Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

PACE pnlca.
1000 Key Note. wu u. Brad
O0pv % Vlo W
9.oqs U,alsasoa. Geo +. .ot 80. 90 Is o.
9,OsV Jubilee. An H. BRADBURY. 50 Is 60
3,0so fraisc Of Ziou. Wilder d Ia.
venport ........... 80. ! 10 Is 90
l.0vo r. tie L sb' net logan school -
so" New Cstmina Sacrs, Dr Lowell
Mason. .................l 50 Is 90
500 dsi.eluJa :. pr. Loweli Mason. 8. Is %
500 Asaph. :" - 30 - Or
900 Shawn. bradbury / Root. so Is %
2Np SAB ,ash he I, Geo r. Root 50 Is 90
2ve Festival 4cc Book, Root 4
Bradbury $3.50. ........ o. 40 q,
Too \. 0l-s and Chorus Book
WIN. D. Bradbury. ...... 90 20 o.
TO- y mate =. 1~v \. Root 20 10 o.
9Os xsshsr. WIN. h. Wrsdburv 50 + 90
9cJ fower Qussa. Geo E. No a.. Is ! So
~ y an aoth & xsrcis q, DR. lowell
IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

Asvo Soesa. Dread tusal 10 tssA orders. Il, sae.
Tnsae b oks wcigh aaOus ouarssH ronel
0sssase. she" Stacked up .olid, NlHs
Ossesl a"d annie I. - REAL pieen 70
o9t.,3". bling The Largest ssasrs ever given
ks music ssoShs IL shss ssun,sy. Bes de-
tAsss. Root I C.dy order largely, Of course,
fsssn "hsr h,u.~~. List tall and w,nt. !,
9ees ! CsJy's -sssm lexcr presses ecu d
~ print iii OSa ~. books CAST sneueh
- hesp w wsh their vr.iera TO guard
against r~pe is'am Of this difficulty, they
commence the tell trade this year With The
ss's"'as "toSks u their principal ceiling
books Oh hand:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

. ~ seoss. enssasisg. = recall prssss. "a
ADD . he sbovs agsreGAsss III eshss
oeac ossks u 2sos 4 Oadys sseek oos 10
s'sdsd IN u fassssias, and. egsaa aeers-
Gese y eseeasd. 18th IA ounbsss ed value,
s~6 ssaI'y sssssodsls, wAsa Il 4 r.,
nsassss1 ~ ~ u osiv ~ srssos 4
thsir saeidy growing busiasss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

Worth One Million Dollars,
TO IBr; SOLD AZ ONE slOH.G. ABs
EstEg. vseTssessrr Rs:.
&sAGsED TO VAg.lE.
AND So1 10 ~ roE TILL you KNOW VIVIAN OF ARH
ulGgfyr
GAIA .(NY.vrE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

81 GOLD AM R0o.V ~ al
al. WATl NE. OI.
LETS SILVER WARE. DIAMOND SETS AMI
~ Kings, English Silver Crnei Stands. Butter GspD
err, Dinner and Ten Service. Planes. Sewing. Ma
chnee. Vest Chainr. Bracelets. loese!s. Gold Peai
.t- Sta ,fI ,lr.,, .t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-18

he O0endeeo IT. poosoAMe { Thio hows
ever Was not doae, and vhy ? Il appess
that the civil authorities fou 4 that the mill
tafv autho isiee veald n.s only co>operate
With them In making the ssresis, hut woslt
project the cOnvensl0n irvm being interfered
9TH BY either The municipal o. State au.
thcrisice. Mayor Monroe vas informed thai
he would not be alioUua 70 aSfoue The rresm.
here Of the ConveaAio0. anA ~ G~uevnl -
mmand u the time was equally explicit il
asserting that the Sheriff oi the oarssh. after
indictment found BY the Grand jury, would
hot he alloxcd % arrest he members If the
pre- ended c0nvrntion. Unwilling 70 Tn
ABOUT COLLISION between the mllitsry aud
civil authorities, Mayor Monroe DESIRED en-.
trsely from his intention If arrrsting the
members, and l. WAS agreed aud distinctly
understood between the General command
ing At the time and Lieut.. Gov. Voorhees,.
that in case the Grand Jury should ind,ct
che members Of the Convention. that the
Sheriff. instead Of makiag The asrusts, should
take hls writ for the arrest Of the persons
indicted directly to the General, Who would
indorss thereon his refusal to allow the o..
ecutaon theseo(.And would forward - whole
natter 70 The Prssidsae Of ~ United otatss
Tor otseet ed spscioe instsoqliees = ~,
prsoieeA In ths nsamwhilo ~ CouvoneieA
~ = renain uadissusdo1, and II oeder .
sseore psocs end quiet, snail military force
woe . b used in conjuuctioa With
oome 81 The police. Il 10 evideae q
This Grand Jury, that in pursua,cs to this
the municipal auN,aeitise I'D
ulously ano cagoCo11 svoi6o6 ovssyeAine
that cosld psssoooy osad 80 sesolisson q.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25
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Disease by the Use Of

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also a sure preventative Of Hog Cholera.
M STRR TO ASH POR STONERRaKER s
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They are becoming the most popular remedy
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As an evidence Of their superiority over nl 9th
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the money refunded. Only try them aud BE-
convinced of their great qualitica.
Price % cents Package. "r live Package
for one dollar.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25
The Grcat External Remedy.
STONEBRAKEHs'S
AY@.. n,,.l n>-A ,,.s,.,..,.l

FnNHE greatest external remedy known fnr
Il Rheumatism. Sprain-. Swcllc'l Joints. Sore
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Swcllines. Gc.. Gc.. both "n Msn or Beast. Nn
Linimcnt has yet been made {" equal 1t. II
only needs trinl g. prov" its great virtues
Every bottle warranted. ."rih" mooney funded.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25
w. F. DAILY,

No. u Light street. Doors bci0'c Fountain Hofsi,
BNLIiuonE.
MANUFACTURE a DEALER IN
GURGICAL instruments Of every description.
- Cutlery. Shoulder Braces. Syringes, Ear
Trumpets, aud every variety Of ln-0-p
sirumcnis for the Deaf. Galvanic andSO
Magncio Electric Batteries. Micro.
scopes, ,Stereoscopcs. Thermometer. Barometers
Spectacles. Reading Glasses. Magniiyine Glass.
IS. Field and Opera Glasses. Spy Glasses: Agent
for the Craig Microscopes. Beautiful Microscope
Objects. Daily's Ventilated Truss i"r all sizes,
Wholesale aud Retail.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25

Baugh's Raw-Bone Phosphate.
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE
IL Ia O deS' Ph oRp IA a. q,
MEXICAN oUANO, Ac.
HARDY's AXLE GREASE, the best in use,
and large and well assorted stock of
GROCERIES,, TEAS, BACON, &C.,
which We offer for sale at At lowest prices.
GD- All kinds of COUNTRF Y PRODUcE
bought and sold.
e. ". BURGESS a SON.
i01 North Gay Street, Balto.
May s, 1sa6.--iy.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25
FOUTZsS
CELEBRATED
Horse mud Cattle apoirafrs.

These Powden
will strength
en- ntheStomach
and lntestina,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them 70
aheallhyssa
Thm. -
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25

In poor, low-spiriied animals, l, has tho
most beneficial effect.
The use Of them improves the wind, strength
ems the Appetite, and gives 70 the Horse u
6ne, smooth and glossy skin-thus imlGov-
Ing the appearance, vigor and spirit Of this
noble animal.
FOR Mich COWS.
The Baltimore County union., 1866-08-25

Beats. Shoes. Hats. Caps. Hardware. Queens
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-10
Srtcgrap0, NadJftlljtell.
Ote 8qtlem.
Sbepnpl pnp Ganpbl lhu6 MSgico.
y 2 =
9lene 6emie r.proaefie.
!. aa6eI. u eacbricb te,..,
.o<Ysaa:-YF u ~

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