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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFFICERS.
The Comm sionerof Pensions Appointed to-
day:-Doctors Z. r. Thomas, Denver, Colo
RADIO Territory, and Daniel ID. Thompson,
Orowa, Illinois, arninfng Surgeons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-29

PICNIC or THE lMMAcuLArR CONCEPTION
CHURCH AID ScHooxs.-Father Mccarthy
sew church and schools give o pic-nic at ihS
Park on Monday, which viii ND doubt prove
pleasant Affair. - 49, $500. -
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DEATH OF ONE OF CAsrKLLo's LIoNs-Yes-
terday, as Dan Castello's, circus was on the
for Richmond, ID the steamer Winnisimmet
the female lion died. She was the principal
performing animal, and was quite old. When
here she Was quite an, aud was said to be sui.
feriUg with disease Of the lungs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-29

THE BuTTERPIELD GIFT CoNcRar.-Yes-
terday afternoon, the committee, appointed |. :
the gilt concert of Messrs. Vincent Butterffeld
20. resumed the drawing at the ONCE of the
nrm, where, during the oay, quite a crowd
was assembled. The total mum Der Of tickets
drawn MP to Leo last evening, at which time
they suspended, was 2,1c0, and these were
with the exception of the first nve) for dollar
prizes The remaining 1,900 for dollar pi ICES
VIII he drawn this afternoon. II IL belle we'd
I nat The lucky individual who drew the green
backs 10 the man in the moon. He hasn't
claimed 'em vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-29

THE WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, AMI
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD COMPANY. - Thir
afternoon, on petition filed representing thai
q large number Of shares OF the stock OF the
above company had been Illegally issued. an
Injunction was ordered to issue prohibiting thu
meeting Of stockholders called for Monday
uAt1f Is can be ascertained what shares are
fraodulent, and all such are called In and can.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il no value except to tie owner. A HSerai ward ID
w,I be paid to the psrsOu leaving them q the star
o"co. se29-2HA
~ two RED COWS, which the owner can have
b, psss..s property and paying ssG5e; MILLS
$40 s Re. 4, ID, during The latter
heavy via III bind h IN hs an i. s egs
Il! r. S:ss 81 ' :ss ~;
n0G LSsr-Lost, young yellow Blu Ii TER.
for 81: Istrrs i No. $50 street. ss.fa ~s g a.'d
I oST.Yesterdsy afternoon. . small :PARO.
1SS y 1s1 81: e.ss
hm; IS, f,o Obj s6s Psnn'i aIenre, :seond
~CO 10th Of September, ~
DARK BAY HORsE,
upward: Of Is hands high, white hind feet. and a
crib sucker. =
! win pay Gas Cor the return Of the horse, and
0' 'n' ARD s%nGsI & su II eas:
.es. %; Dseis Post Once,
%. ssT the
:ssnasS a. Any siI .6ck Ra
SEE st. Dunhar.on street. No 40.
$40 I REMIAE n0 yS Or :teien, two DARK
With white; s,d one hind foot White; meried on
ssu-a. Corner lst and 4 = .s:. Hs Nav Ysr;a.
WE ARR SIZZLING -------- =.
Merimask, sprsgue, Pacific, and oil other best
20 CENTsi
Our Steck Of -.
DRY GOODS
n the largest In the city, and We are selling at lem
than New York prices. r......- -.
a LANsBURGH BRo.,
375 and SIS
% N-3w ~. Seventh street.
Nav GOODsl NEW G0OOslI
- NEW 9oODsiu er- --a
AnHs ACT n9YEtTIKs IN STRAW AHD
'' ~. '''D DAVIS s StS ~:
,1 rn s.i, ffIIewsRs xIs!Pw AND
At DAVIS CAT Issss. ''''
I'VE BLACK AND WHIYE MOURHrNe
fi0"f''' 0fs'sr' q p ,ssSsrsts,;P, a:ssIrH,nr
PEAL LACE OoLLAEs. LATEST STYLES,
= 20" 10 o. 'H = eA1rHrss.
RIAL Laos HAKDK II oH1nrs, FROM As
~ to go Cd \. eve e de.fr ns,e
DAVIS & 3AITHIRT.
EANOY GOOD. BUTTONS AND NOTIONS.
Il OF every de- ip. lion. &C y sderate prices &c
DAVIS b 0AlrH1RN.h
o.LE NoIsrLHss
First Premium sevir E hh;ys si'xs,a.,-u,,,. -
SOFT HATS SOFT HATS, -
Just received al the latest styles and color ofku
FELT HATS.
FOB GEHTLBA1N. YOUTHS, AND BOYS
Of ell prices, T3H
81. s AZ 9. LAMBS, +.
Fashionable Halter, 80
@ eolot l94 Pc. avenue.
AQSY HAUDs0NH PAIN1iHGl. 100
Two Tim ofI pAfEfffikGs, bs b .s.s.f S0S
jsss Charity, and WidSyS 1its On .sIs for
-fiD ( No. le6 esvsrth street. Sis6t 6cnrs sol.
seA Sw' atsve Odd VSlI~vsi Han ID
S1ylIALg NV .efYLBs OF H1e01 n
y HA4LlNB Cehaqet Oreans hem j1St kseS
''ssiy'd' "AisA We sa;6 &c 4 9sAesU5X
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PAY OF CLRRKs.-We hear that meeting of
Chiefs Of Bureaus OF the Treasury Department
was held on Saturday to take into eonsidration
the propriety OF pettttoning the Secrstafy 70
cation TO such OF the clerks as NAV be recon.
mended. A committee Was appointed to call
upon Secretary McCulloch and ures the meas.
ure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-29

PRorRACTKD MEET1Nes.-There are seyera
protracteo meetings now in progress in tn
District. Ninth-s.reet Mission, Is and 81.
sircets,) under the charge Of the Rev Mr.
Bentley, are having fine meeting. Hamltne
at the cerner OF 9th and p streets, is engage,
with a meeting of the same character, uude
the superintendence Of Rev. J. X. Effinger
At Mckendree Chapel, Of which Rev. WIN
krebs Is pastor, mc citing is also In progress
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II h = n EW A Il RIvA L
GREAT EXCITEMENT,


GREAT EXCITEMENT,
The -eil- known and fsi famed SAMUEL SAM
STAG HIS jrst arrived iiom New York win an
s,osn new beautiful. and carefully see,ed
DRY GOODS, FANCY, -ANB MILLINERY
GOODS,
B.za No ga Pspns ssenus. ne1 Uf d1 ssnf 70
Les ss Sohn. on Co, Brokers, on AohDAY, the
iii. well known and established fact, that Mr..
Ssmstas has always snjcyed the repu alton Of sell
redtted his new Store. he viii be suides By the
MI, MN NO. 70 insure success. 'ouicf Sales and
e s% ss s1iy call to examine and n.st
RI JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO Anotioneers.
ry1splss 1 so2 q IssoS Ss S.. d. :. ....
0f's: S hss fSu RG Re sr sss ass'-
ih.ls csIossd VIZ: ,einS r..ne
sss ds . n IIpi.i,f = Aosoi A. = o S9s
m GREEN . wILLIAae. A1c6ossses.
H0gsIaoLp ECR.I ~ RE ON era srRErr
WwFS pEr EIhSTw snET,akA HO n srs. NORTH,
On THURSDAY, the tth day oct5be ners at
10 e 10 .. m e shall sell, ct Bore No. 3ls,
One BI.sf Y, ,ai i. Rocker Brace Arm Chair.
M.rd.oss.; ,.irs, 0arssins. AID tsrss nae
Ten inc Issin:r fI Po.., 1A1t ~: feather e ro,.
BrssseIs. Three ply and Insra,s Carpets
Ano many ether articles " Inch We deem un peces-
ssas-d GREKH q WILLIAMS, Ayr.
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aucueresls.
s sfh.S ?RiS!IasE In f fEassf u f fERR
TO MO SROW GssturGay, MoRsyue, septen.
or ag s 81 1sS W: Il ~ Sb,
With MarbIe-top Bare.a and wa-b--. no. ana
Several .1if: Of Painted Oh -nbsr Fura-.urs "a
Ss. os ssss e O.: , sSs.;
Hair MstsTsj;eI Re ;sher Pllo.s an 30 ter.
To2ethe- with the usus, sssortneat House.
4 god sssC,imsnt Of Family Groceries, Liquors.
Alfo one Lid wsp'. !. s sssins M;sai co
1t Intel " Anctionssr..
asS.l saa Il Mdss y
isS ofs.N'r ID sSSf III ''s Co.
M MEN AND EoYs.
HOAH WALKER Nco.
FALL AND wINTIR CLOTHING.
p"klNeLJSD ... II. b.. .H-.g .r-.-...
ULR.vALLID
w wSSsskhs;sIf 81 81 sss sFFEsIsES..
g gsBEk F Fl. ssiiEEssSSffSEITss.
sssss PPk ksskSssFFLtyAs I. s AyyEESsgss.
se se-st. y. lIatl $3.50
AfHARE cRAAcE 40 MAKE FokfUsE
Dor ssle or exchange for farm on. she B,,tiuor
FIu!I, CQELxoflOlkRYI 6E QRIAn. Ors-
TER AND LADI1S, SA Loon BBSINnSS.
o. ne lopulA5 side Of Pc. ave., Washington cits.
S,n. ssf.blishnsnt in The ely, the ssisI salallng
cent. Price Ss<ts; halle 81, balance 20 suit tx
:ddss. o. e3s, fUst 6Se.. vssSiasson 'e CITY.
w. - = - - teU ca
OFT bA .777---------
- q Mss J. SANFORD
Will oIen on Thlrsday, September 18th. An ele.
fHIL And WINrBH BOuRRrs Asl q
LADIES AND CHILDRBNs' HArsS&
OF the AtasftnpaglAftOD d = -. AZ.
a choice end .elect sssoI trent Of Ribbons, Flow
srs. 9esshers. UDtrfv1ed Hats, ~
..o..Issda 80 3lk oAeker ePAO8,
set-A LII hetween lrh AND stn sts.
GA419 GUILD. Desssv 90 Nsw esd seeesd hasd
hoiseers1 and varnSsASd ifth ana D sts., near
the scanalD HtGhese prtco paid log Second hand
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SoHs OF TRNPRRANCE.-The following or.
hcers were elected last night, at mesi ng o.
Worthy Patriarch, John D. Hoiiiaeshea d:
Worthy. Associate, Edwin J. Klopfer; Record
ipR Scribe, John ID. Bioor: Assistant Record
ing Scribe, J q. Conboye; Financial Scribe, J.
H. Arnold Treasurer w. G.. Vernon. Chan.
lain, Henry q. kleiber; Conductor, C..Ofuft
Aesistapt Conductor, John f. NJ. Hough; In
side Sentinel, VIM. A. Linton, Jra; Outside
Relss. Jr '.,...,..,, 49,, = -
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OEPHASS' CoUET, Judge PucelL-ThIs morn.
ing, The will OF the late Lewis A. 1arlton, be-
queathing $50 in cash to each of his two SIS.
tiers, and the balar &c o. his estate TO his widow
Julia A. Tarlton, " o is also appointed exec.
utrix, was dted and Partially proven.
Stephen Aurrsn obtaIned letters of adminis
ration on the estate Of Michael Flanagan:
bond $500. Samuel E. Arnold, on the estate Of
George Poole; hood $500. Catherine From.
NELL, on the estate Of Francis Frommeii, bond
$1,000. -
The first account of Joseph r. Keenc, cuar.
dian to his minor children, was approved an
passed.
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STEALING A WOODEN LKa.-For some time
pest Two soldiers have been in the habit of
sleeping in the old barracks of the Soldiers
Rest One OF them having lost a leg in the ser.
Government. Yesterday morning on awakir
he found that his compshion had gone, aud
that hn artiheil leg was also missing. He
made himself heard by some parties near, who
procured him a crutch, and started in pursuit
Of his comrade 10 recover his leg, but mp to this
time neither have been seem
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PERSONAL.

DE- D: W: PREETIss has removed his OF %
No 2o5 9Th street, near n Once hours frsm 8 to
loa m. and to 5p. m. Sc 2s-2ws
MODERN LkNGUAGFS-Profess HAZE.
Az. formerly OF Queens College, l. ndon, give
corofng to new and easy method Ladies' and
Sentiemen, who desire to acquire q thorough
knowledge OF any of these Language in q short
ums, may apply at % 5 Vermont avenue, near ii
AtItct ------- se292t'
MADAM REODIER STILL CONTINUES TO
" read the planes. She being the Seventh
daughter can cure ali dil eases Of loag ct Andinq
she can be consulted on all ma. ie.s Can cause
ness strictly confidential. Horrs from a. m TO 8
ard 18th streets. Sc 49,
THE aRBAT PARIS .-Persors
y desirous OF learning the FRENCH Lam
on, one who has resided many years in France.
Address, by letter, N. Star ONCE. ssa5-iw
MADAM AHOLIAB. AN IMPREsSED ME.
W dun AND OLAIRvOYANT, would most
respectfully INFORM ali who wish to give her eli
and future; is also able to advise and consult In
covery Of the same, love. marriage &C., at s23 9Th
p. m. se1S.lys
RR. LovRJOY RAs REMOVED to the Son ..
u east cor"er of and 9th streets, Me SAGE NAV
stfll be left .. tine 0fce on 18th street between
r. m and p. m. Once hours at the 0 uer OF 18th
ana 1. s srsst:' . o'clock q. m and Pm.
W Removed to o 18th st., bet 4 and r,
al p1CCAsihVoMAIE1 French Art Of decors-
Inc best designs and cheapest in the city, whole.
sale and retail. sel3.eolms
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PARIS GOODS ~
beg leave 10 call the at.entieno OF the ladies Of
Weshiugf Ia ~ &c grresown and the vic nifty that
have INST returned IRON Paris with q large and
well selecteo sortmeDt Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising -
LACES. real and Imitation;
BEAL LACE HANDKEROHIEFs:
Also, IN lTATION do;
Z Ribbons;
: PLOWERS;
! FEATHERS;
STRAW HATS and BONNETs;
7 CLOAK and DRESS TRIMMINGS;
DRBsS BUTTONS; .r
WHITE GOODS; In every variety; .-
! Also,
To call their attention to NY splendid stock OF
BONNET vELYETS and VELVET RIBBONS.
HAVING q knowledge Of the above busin esJ Tor
years. 1 thtrk 4 can please ny customers In the
SEE" ST. 80 Market sns:,s
R(M ETHTH0 GRATIRYTNN nm nm Ov1v
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IA116 GUILD. Desssv 80 Ne. Esd sseesd kasd
Soissescd and varnisSSd. ifth ana sts., near
she.eaealJ Hishsst prtes Dsid COG second hand
surIases' ar u
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Il Ostric.. Pm aes, p mt sI1 ia1c- 6C III ers
at 80 So DAVIS 3 GAITIERH,
--4H.E 20 II 1rket 6Saea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

THB tllsrony OF PEws. In .nglo Saxon
and sor:c Of the Norman chur II g Of ehrly
da.c Il stone bench projected within the
walls vuHring around the whole interior ex-
cspt the east. In 1919 the people are rep.
resented a. sitting ON the Ground OF standing
About this time pespc introduced low
rude, threelee ged stools proniscuously over
the church. Wooae'i seats were intr oducs
Ell soon after the Norman conquest. IL
1897 decree was issued in regard r. the
wrans!ing lex seats. 81. conir,un, that meme
should call any seat in he church his owl,
except noblcmen aud pa irons, each en- terine
and holding the one t,s first found. AZ Nc
approach the Reforms ton, from 1880 70
lo40, seats were more appropriated, the IN.
trance being guarded b crossLars, and the
initial letters engraved ,n them. ln,medi.
ately after the Reformation the pew system
prevailed, and as we learn from q complaint
the poor commoners made to Henry VII in
1916, in reference to his decree that the
Bible should be in everv church, at liberty
(or all to read, because they feared il might
be taken into the squire or some "pure."
In 1908 gslleries we're n,roduced. Asearlv
% 1914 pew swere arranged to afford com :
tort by being baized or cushioned, while the
aides around were so high as to hide those
within; device Of the Puritans to avoid
being seen by the officers who reported
those who did not stand whan the name Of
jesus was mentioned The services were
greatly protracted, so that many would fall
asleep. With the reign of Charles the
reason for heightcning Of the sides disap>
psared.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

A NORTHERN MAN on MS TRAvs1s IN AIs.
BAHA.--A correspondent Of the New Y,rls
Time, writing FROM Nashville under date o.
March goth, says:
have just arrived here from Mobile. frc ~
which place travelled alone, on horseback,
at slow pace, and with the exclusive OBJ.
Jet in view OF informing myself Of thu ma
turc Of the country aud the people, among
whom j. is my intention to ultimately 10.
cate and as am Northern man by birth.
an anti-slsvery man by education, and vo
ted for Mr.. Lincoln in 1860 and 1864, and
ss l was soldier in the Union army dus
ring the late great struggle, and during my
entire trip not only made no conceclwont
Of these facts, bot always, to test the mat
Ter, was particular to s .ate them to all with
whom convsrsed, it is apparent that if any
one was in danger at this time in Dixie, I
would at least hxve Jared roughly. The
TACT that, under the circums tances, made
The trip without the slightest molestaticn-
that wherever | went Tie rnoEt cordial and
unfsigned hospitality WIS exter, ded 10 me, il
sufficient to give the lie q q ne tcnths of
the assertions made BY parties who expec:
political pzefsrment 90 ~ throu Oh ! oontin-
uation e NranGling esd turmoii,
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vet! ftspttI IufI!! VuTs,
Y. u. SEIRfRIED, No 25i ShackamaxOn st.
LLLlLLLLLIIL
LLlLIILIILLL

Flom Rev. j. NEWTON BROWN, ID. D., editor OF
t,e Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge and Chris
ian 1hroniclc, Philadelphia.
Alihongh not disposed - favor Or recommend Pat
sn Medicines In neral through distrust Of their in
grrlcnts and elects, yet know Of sufficient Tea
ssls why man may testify to the benefits be be
eses himself to have received frn any simple prep
raon in the hope that he may thus contribute to the
benefit OF others. do this the readily IN regard
to Hooiand's German Bitters, prepared to pr. J. n.
jackson, OF this city. because preudiced against
them for many years under the impression that they
nv friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
M prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement
to Try them when suffering from great and long con
pued debility The VI three bottles VI these B-
ers Il die begnninr u the present year, W. followed
by evident ieef ard rcrlos1ti0ss degree Of bodily
and mental vcor which had not felt Tor six months
b.fore, and bad almost q remaining there
use Of them. y NEWTON Blows, Philadelphia.
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Terrible Tragcly-l9ape. Muir.
der and n.y ncis Law.
FROM the western Citizen Paris, ky.,) Mar ck


On Tueday evening last, Mollic, daugh
ter OF Mr.. Thomas Doolin, living on Coop
er's run, about four miles from OUT city.
was sent to hunt the turkeys, and not re-
turning q soon as expected. her father went
in search Of her, and founu her about 800
yards from the house, with ier throat Gu.
from ear to ear, aud hes abdomen ripped
open and her bowels out She was not dead
when found, but was unable to speak and
died in very short time. Her person had
been violated, but not without he use Of n
knife and the 6end, to prcye It detection.
murdered his victim.
On Wednesday some Of lie citizens "a
esmbled to. II possible, Disc yer and appre-
bend the william, and, after obtaining bis
tootprint-which was peculiar by the marks
3 Ia his boot followed his track. and came
upon him at Mr.. W. II. Thomas distilery.
The william proved to be Bertham. return.
ID negro soldisr, formerly the property Of
Nj. T.. and now in his employ. They e..
amisssd his boot, and found il: to At the
track with exactness, and, upon cxamna>
ton 81 his person, found blood upon his
elothing, which furnished undoubtsd evil
dsnce of his guilt. It was also ascertained
that be was absent from work at the time
the foul deed was perpetrated.
He was brought to town in the evening
and committed 70 Jail. III excitement, a.
soon q ths facts we're known, became great.
and in abort tune crowd gathered around
ID jaabwith : 4rM dstesmina tion. Denoted
N every eountsnancc, IA bring the wretch
70 speedy justice. He MAS demanded ofthe
yAaor, who refused to deliver him up. and
upon bic refusal implements were called
Ior TO torce the jail. The jailor at length sur
. terasssa him 70 the crowd, who took hin, to
- PeGaac square, whore rope was thrown
evr limb ef locust tree in the courts
he9ss gard. and he va suspended BY The
neck. waslet down 70 obtain 1 confession.
ut hs would make none, aud was then
. h.sehed into eternity. ~,
We DO not approve Of "Lyncli Law" nor
!. cnr cstissns generally, and it ould haze
lonbtlees been better to let the law have it's
Aoospq; but u ever there WAS case justified
~ EXERCISE he internal Outrage and brutal
,m4s6@ Wolld seem to demand swift Justice
Nithon1 awaiting the laws delay. a.
" H 1870 W1s about 80 or % years old.
watA ~ IL Btu. Bates, the b6dt, servant
4the late Jaase r. Asnold. 81. en- plote,
I I'D ~ ~ bansASeobs hasasasNs9 +"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

DIR. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentery, collie chol
era morbus, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children when
TEETHlNG.
THIS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND INFALLI
BILE Remedy has been used by the most intelligent
and respectable families in st Louis for the last fif-
teen years in all Of Diarrhae, Dysentery aud
Bowel complaint and all unite in pronouncng it the
most speedy and ciiectual Medicine they have ever
used Price, 10 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by ID. 4. EASTERLY 4 Co., No.
~ North Fifth street. ST. Louis, Mo- Sold nj their
Branch Store. No. ~ Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally
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DH. EA0rERLY'S
Iodine and SarsaDarilla.

To he used INTERNALLY, which purifes the
BLOOD. and removes the CAUSE: and then by APP
plying the Ointment to the parts. speedy
and PERMANENT cure will h. el.cctcs. 10th ad-
sised to he mscd in these conn laints.
1ric0-the iodine and sarsalari!ia 81 % per bottle,
Price GFd,cy's Salt Rlci,n and letter Ointment.
IS cents per battle.
Prepared and sold by NrF FASTERLY & CO..
No. - North Fifth street, 81. Louis, Mo, Sole Pro
prictors.
Sold At their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. 80
Madison street. Chicago Ills.
Fer sale by Druggists generally.
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DR.. Easlerly's American Linimer
TO Cure Ague and Fever.

Tllc q dose DIR. Eastcrly Family Pills ana VIXEN
doac operating. take DIR. Esstcrly's Fever and AYuc
Killer. . dose directed ON the bottle. every two
hours gutil nine doses have been M H. in the absence
OF .cyor which always stops the Aeue and Fever the
si.iT DAY. Then To prevent its return take the
Asuc killer three times day on the seventh. four
tcn;h, twenty first and twenty eighth days after the
l,st chill and fever, and you win he PERMANENTLY
CURED. Let every man. CONAN and child try it, and
Il yeu find 1t to be true tell il to your friends.
81 Price of Ague Killer - 80 per bottle. Pills 80
cent per boX-iO pills in boz.
90 Prepared and Sold by DR.. T. FASTERLY &
Co., No. 10 North Fifth street St. Louis Mo- and sold
at their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago H.
Sold by Druggists .epnrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07
Frxm Rev. W. d. srlcruEp, Pastor Of the 18th
baptist Churcn.


baptist Churcn. ,a
Philadelphia, December 25tii, 1863.
lessrs. jones a -Gentlemen i have
recently been nboring under the distressing ell
lets Of indigestion, accompanied by prostia-
t,t / OF the nervous system. Numerous rene
IL !. we're recommended b. friends and some 81
Il, Ii tested. but without cicf Your HOLLAND
G .inan Bittcrs were RECOMMENDED ny persons
VA, had tried them. and whose FAY orable men
40, oil the !,it;ers induced me to try them. |
N ~ confess that had an aversion to Patent!
M,aicines. from the "thousand and one" quuck
.litters," whose only aim seems to be to palm
ohMeesened and drugged liquor upon the com
a. nity. in sly way and the tendency ofwhich.
ar, il to make many con r,ned drrnkarc.-
ulon learning thai yours was really 'nedicin-
al separation, l;oon it With happy effect. lts
acon not only apen the storach, but upon the
fed that 1 have derived great aud permanent
be re lit from tie use 81 ie" bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07
DR.. Carter'S Cough BalSam.
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