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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

w ONE DAY FOR THH coUNfRY.,


ulaloaa a'i tst .-4--A- .ss. sss fSsss ui How
hias We, are advised tjlat Il is sfcel among
the chief business estalglishn,cal4 Of, tue
city, Of All kinds % close up so election,
r'a ta day- -rncsday-Ima have that entire tilpo
.i"oi 'n devoted to the pdls. t,,.. b.
rAati We say. to every pelnecrat hnd Goa.
n aseryatiyc. whetheragrreipg TO sncl an ar7
III 'sli rangcment ortuot give AUl or THAT
DAY to labor fcr ihe success cr tl,e ticket
with no better profit can II I've spent
. WORK EARLY--woRK I,ATE--woRK kLt THE
TIME--wORK FEARLEssLY AND UNEAIriT,-
INoiY, for never was issue greater or spe-.
cetsses more Essential for tlic peace, and
welaeof the country .s.sss-.s
son .tn,, i< il1Il A. = = S14r 4, 10 ,,
The Councilman I'M the Eighth
..t.ntR rtb1tWard.
..al. Let it net be forgotten that the election
for a member of the city Ccfiicil in the
Eighth Ward takts place to-n9powl
James Boyle Is the regularly n9npnatcd
Democratic candidate, Don't forget tn vote
oIs, forlhlp% oJ . aoisW oln4pITroN' 90
aIi i j 3. r.--- Jl1 1850. .lt -.
Iai4u.b Make YOUrselfa UOD,snitteeIOf of One
g. m To see That every man IS got 70 tho election
sa On Tuesday who wiz vote the Conservative
a't,i aud Democratic ticket. ..s o,t.,,o..
ttaHttiHi lu44-sl Wv '''i'''''
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

~ POsT .oFFIOH, nAyEOs, OHIo, July ", 1898
close at this oTice as follows
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08
SYMPINMS or ElTLRRH.
"a RE DocEoR b.F!I,e.eFha.
NOW FRAcricNa AT THE a
. ~ IltW 40 FoElN EfusuHI
PHILLIPS HOUSE, DAYTON,

1NlE3HTDH3sT2 TEsa0 gHT

CATARRH Is discnse Of the mucous mem-
ties Of the head communicating with them.
msignihcant "a u appearsin It's tlrat stages,
apt In itH prOgress "a become instru-
mental In causing the loss or impairment
Of smell, taste hearing, aud sight and IN
creating serious constitutional derange-
ments, not unfrequently terminating In
consumption. rfITTiIf rIN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

Hat4tTN&a 500 ii
aAiRsl lssT IH 8uu s.0I..iI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08
Democratic q HcadddatIcBTl
q0QsrI44&% 51Ka1 Z asaras

l, lOyER MA XWEl.L y sNYpERf)
80 -' : ORES EVERY Evt3Ni SGp,2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

~ Hrt $500 =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08
Mrs. WINSLOW,
SOOTHING SYR UPI
For Children Teething

Which greatly facilitates the process of teething
bysoftening the gums, reducing all inhanmatlons
win allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

With some persons this disease becomes
periodical, attacking them regularly ateer-
tain seasons each year, as In the early mart
OF spring when the roses are In bloom, and
hence Us name ',rOse catarrh u OF IN mid-
summer during haying time, when Il is
known rs "hay rcasarrll." Some claim to
be able " predict the exact day aisd even
hour of the attack. They usually consider
themselves entirely relieved OF the difficult
Ity daring the Intervals; hut ne have rea-
son 70 suppose that symptoms Of the COM
plaiht areconstantly present. IN some mild
form on ether which are rotlsed into actly-
ity by the odOr' peculiar 10 certain plants
With which the atmosphere Is impregnated
during the seasons mentioned. THE COM
paFutiVe quiet enjoyed between the attacks
no doubt leads 10 the erroneous belief that
theNffeetlon has ceased entirely.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21


1t is made on the best principle Its frame Is COM
posed OF SOLID PLATES NO jar can interfere with
the harmony Of It's working and sudden shock can
damage its machinery. Every piece Il made and In
ished by machinery dtscf famous for it, novelty. y
well as for its cectivcncse and II therefore proper
made The watch is what all mcchaniciem should be
ACCURATE. SIMPLE. STRONG AND ECONONI-
CAL Except some high grades, too costly for gene
raj use. foreign watches are composed Of several hun
drcd, pieces screwed and rvcted together, and re-
qure constant repairs to keep them in any kind Of
order All persons who have carried 'ancrcs.~ 'lc-
pines" and "English Patent Levers" arc perfectly
well aware Of the truth ofthis statement.
At the beginning Of our enterprise, more thai ten
years ago. It was our first object to make athofOugh
and low priced watch for the milllon TO take the place
Of these foreign impositions-thc refuse Of foreign
factories which was entirely unsalcablc at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How we'll we have accomplished this may be under
ST. ID the fact that acs 90 maiy ycars Of public
trial VIC now make MORE THAN HALF OF ALL
TIE WATCHES IN THE UNITED STATES, and
that others have given such universal satisfac
ton. While this apartment Of our business 10 contn
ued with increased factiesfor perfect work. Nc arc q
present engaged In the manufacture Of watches OF the
very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOAH
TRY, unequalled BY anything hitherto nsds b our
eelves, and unsurpassed BY anything made N The
world For this purpose We have the amplcst facfli
tics We have erected an addition to our main buld
ings expressly for this branch Of eur BUSINESS, ard
filed Il with the best workmen IN our service. Nev
machines and appliances have been constructed
which perform their work with consumate delicacy
e nd cxactness, The choicest and most improved M
ials ory are used and we challenge comparison b.
tween this grade OF our work and the finest imported
chroaomctcn. We do not pr. tend 10 ell our wstch
cs for LES noxEY than foreign watches, but No Dc
assert without fear Of csntndictoa 49, ios ~ can
MONEY our product is incompasably Superior. Al
our watches Of Whatever grade. afc fully warranted
and his WARRANTED h good It ~ tines againse % o.
our agents in all parts q the world.
CAUT1ON.-Thc public are cautioncd to buy only
Of respectable dcalc1. An persons selling counter
ieits win be prosecuted.
ROBBINS e APPLBTON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH co
junl5d&WlA l00 DrO06W0ys N. -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
FOR 1866.
bhADlEY'S CELEBRATE

Each HOOP being composed Of TWO PvRrrcr
II TsnrsnxD Sn0LE SSam0s, braided tightly
and firmly together, edge % edge, forming one
hoop, and making the STRONGEST and most
HLnxiBLn, the LisHSEsf and most DuRAsLE SfnM0
made. They will not bend or break like the
SINGLE SPRnscs but will always preserve their
PsRsxcS and BEAufiSuL SNARE. in all CROWD
ED ASSEMBLAGES, CHURCHES. THEA
TRES, RAILROAD CARS, FOR PROMEN-
AIDE OR HOUSE DRESS. In fact, they are
Supsu0a to AL OTHERS, combining COMFORT,
ECONOMY, LlGHTNESS and DURABILITY.
Enquire fer
Drmdlev's Daplex Elliptic or
Double Spring skirt.
For sale EvssYwnERx. Manufactured exclu.
sively BY the sole owners Of the patent.
VESTS, BRADLEY / CARY,
~ Chambers and 70 and 81 keade Streets,
jana1 dem cod New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So m'zsgMs'!Hssr SIS

THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented NaylS 1869: srsproeesnsnl
pessnied June 9Th, 1859. The celebrated FAMILY
0EN SEWING MACHINE, with patent cunfm /,
attachment n most wonderful and elegantly con-
ssru cted Novelty; is NoIssLassin operation. uses
the sTRAI0nT NEEDLE, scws with DoUBLn Oh
SINGLE THRkAp Of ull kinds. Makesths Running
Stitch more perfect and regular than by hand,
and with extraordinary rapdity, making. IL
gather, hem, rn6ie. shirr, fuek, nm up BreadxA,
As., &C.; requires no change Of stitch; - nor
LIABLE 70 Gsf OUT OF ORDEa, and will last Lzyx-
Tine, being the STRONGEST MACHINE made. II has
taken the PREMIUM at SrAfs Fairs, and received
the approval Of oil the principal journals nd Q
those who have USED them.
"For the Drcssmaker it is invaluable for the
Household it supplies vacant place. 30
dsy's Ladys' Boos.
''This machine surpasscs oil others we have
seen, and II would require column TO enumerate
its numerous virtues. '-Demoerdt, Davenport.
with single or double thread, it silently
yetvery rapidly, with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. r. Tribune.
All persons who buy or offer for sale imtssions
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
inffingements on the patents This 10 the only
low priced Machine secured By patent.
Single Machines sent TO any part Of the com
try per Express, packed in box with printed
intructions on receipt ofpricc. e5. Agents want
cd every where. Circular containing Liberal In.
easements sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN SEWING AUHlNE CO.,
ovl6-dwlyl Once. 1c9 Nassau Street. n. 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
A New Dl scOvcrv.
PLASTIC SLATE
ROOFING.

nVHIS VALUABLE INVENTION SUPER.
i CEDES ali discoveries heretofore maic for
eheapnsss and durability, has the advantage
over Shingles, Slate, lille, OF the various O.
ments now IN use, in several respects. ltisjust
Is suitable for dat roof - any cther-will I'M
DER sny ordinary eircums s Isss = long ::
pulvseised SJa1e and viseous matter. (ths lattes
poepesooo eAenical aGlnfty for the Former, re-
iists ths power Of either frcss q hses; and i'm;
ny, wear asd pesisetly 6fs-pfoof II il unequal
Cd = paint lof railfoad and farm buildings,
foocoo I'D hei4uoo.
Il u highly Recommended BY the Farmef's
C1ub Of NoWYork, sndby solos Robinson, Az.
ficoltusel EDITOR q The New York 1fibone.
tZSend for Ciseuless.
AULTMAN 1 ToNNER.
Licenses for the 0taGe Of Iowa.
Licenscs granted, meaefial ard Information
fafaishcd on application 70
WILLIAM TONN8R,
Once first door south Post Once, up Stairs.
sprla.dkw Sm Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

MADAME REMINGTON, tho wcrldrenswned
Astrologist and somambulssic Clairvoyant, while
carvoyant state dclincates the very features Of the
person you to marry, and by the aid Of nstru
ment Of intense power known as the Psychonotrope.
guarantees to produce perfect and ifeltkc picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant with
date Of marriage occupation leading traits Of char
actcr, sc. This IL no imposition. as testimonials
without number assert By stating place IF birth.
age disposition color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing
my cents. and stamped envelope addressed to your
SELF you will receive the picture by return mail, to-
gcther with desired information.
Address in confidence. MADAME GERrnrDr REnrro-
ros, +. o. Box 2g7. West Troy, NY. may3d& wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

neer under this &C. provided that this shall
moi include practical carpenter, who labors
m a bu;,cins: plumben and gas fitterr shall
nav 40 fol- each u, ,nse. Every person,
arm or corpc-a'ion, whose busint = i Is to
IA. furnish Z. Il plumbing n,ateriais, gas
pipes and gas burners, or other gas fixtures,
shall be rcgl .ded plumber ana gas Iuef.
within the meaning of this act.
The reading Of the bin was continued uh-
Ill one third was finished aoout a, p. m.
The Senate went into EXECUTIVE session
and soon adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
DR. RIGHTS
q oiuvcn ting eIixes,

ssrs EssseMCc 81 nAt1cs
tn,s norai pcbi.Ity. Weakness, Mysteries in u
riaies. !sr'nton Of the Heart and al Nervous III
s-sss Il rcrtorcs fc and vigVr to the aged can
s'rr the IN" hood ofyUuth " course the ,cins ssstol
inc hccfrsas u GcpcSAttcu Fe00seNg lMpotcncy and
v'ng perscct "I.lixer OF Love- rcn0vip, Sesrity
and i'arrencss in both scxes. To The yUng. middle
"h1s.ro ii nfc." il gives ,cW 49, 81 iafc. csnsnS
The weak and dchtact 30 hnve renewed strength and
sIor. alm the cutirc system " thrill with Joy and
licasusv !icc ono bottle ~ three bottles .; semi
Nv Aprcss to any address.
eur medicines sold aud recommended BY oil re-
s?vsDic druggists m cvcy part Of the cviliacd glObe
ST. me dealers Try 10 deceive their Custocrs By oellh
rns.p. Worthless compounds In 0gdcr 10 make money
=. moi dce4vcst-ask for these mcdicinoe and take nj
eshst- Il DC druggists d.cs not keep them, write to
y. Mu We WI sood them by cxvFuunt cnrvfnly pack
eu. nSc from csswsalhpn. We viii bc plcascd 10 re-
s cav 'ss. VT ~ estccnts IN rgasd ~ ~ d.
dress al icuWs 1T mclchc- uanphlcfs NJ rs,vir =,
The pro i. hr. W. IL MEkMlN III Wa,S.s ~ n ~ n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

M iSfALlIW3
Ncuti'alizNr OF MI SuOorf1cial Poi.
sons, e,r Virus,
Ms Is orc vs The grsndcst discoveries IN meaknI
sccfso 81 w.eh the present cclfusy can boas(, h
ns'aHiy Hciiraize>, destroys and rcndefs pcs6edly
narnt every species II poisonous or infectious visps
ahs e'ti..s ihc external kkln or The intrs1al neus
n,m,,EaSs THE LOCATION, CllARACTES on
NAME OF Tho disorder Is Of M importance. ~ nm
esh nc r'ac'ed " washing, garslhng q iijrclzng.-
Golden isalci .s = sovereign SsGleay a licA.
ssn hnsna Hives rricky Heat s.d q Cshse eats
seous crnrious the poisSu 81 Oak, Ivy, 0umalA; -
?itcs q scn9mcus insects; Piles b III their 49,
sss stsils. sore Eyes, Sore Nipples Old SosuA ca
1rrh, ritesatrd toa,. Dpthcra In it, M saQcs =
fcmt.c weskncsSes ofcvsy kind LIN shnrt. NJ svssy
csso ~ lniani iacu oc virucnt Rxuaasans ~ M.
n'Hs ~ the m,ssnsl Mucs,s Moabsane Ct Ix1rsseI
skua Communications ecnedcntiAl, end aavieo grI
!s TIN GOLDEN TABLET
h,pn ~ unals bcsehtins uecs cnphatically voc.
' S0sst riund aud mans suroes na6n!upi, GWeHv-
q adult - hsh sexcs. WIN And & ladspensnos 70
esm: ~ vii be hcttss understood NJ I perunl u
insi irstaneg aysA IN every iAsa.1ss.
rec; 81 per box sfx 49, ~ q b mal1 ~
At the 6encsal Depot Of sWiackGlIS 0vucolD-
s." dor Consump.ion and Nefvues Ds6Qtlo 8
~lc Ast. !. wlNCuESTHR. - 49, c, nv.
~Hp Qlos6ers sllen1d be addNsso1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

Neg re frightened II you Anl yourself selsed with
al iafA vi Llious fever. II iaksa IL tns Il n a.
,r''rf trrlbie Any experienced physIcian viii hnow
vasf :" de houyh tis prescriptions may nos ~ H.
fr Tor less than ten dollAis sud ne may u HE besl
bu sim fail 10 rr-s.rc you ~ health. II 4 MOI 10 Win
lsad~ay- Regulating flp. They never fall 10 sGsct
curc. some people dislike 10 ct veil 20 eas1y and
oaiy. WHEN taken down with BIliove Feves to admin
scr to themselves SIX ~ adways Regulating Pills,
and Y they do not olcratr IN Ave or six h0un, %
peat the dose The .ecend t".s 81. :. s<s,.la q
nos. WIN fosiow tKe action d tksse Pills. TSey e.
crc.-c no such Icrnicious influence A. soon = tAe
l- have operated the patient feels relief lie fecla
hat he l. always eonvalcscing. frvm two - S0ur
Plis pof day must be taken afcyward, until the min.
sickness etr disappear. and 10 thr patient 4 well u
an expense % q cents Or for Railways Regulating
Pills. Instead Of ten dollars or more to medical al
'rndant We beg Ia that this Il plain matter II
hasr not eNaRL' rated the happy thecf Of Rndways
PHI. la a case oi bilious Fewer. We have simply de-
piccd tip truth, amy. one may know who will Try
fssc excellent Pulls under almost any circumstances
'fh0y speak fof themselves Their merits need IN
eMiy .puiery. They cure variety Of complaints.
ard Hllua- Fcycr with speed and certainty. Sod by
Dfgrgsir
n Il. Railways Pills are composed of Vegetable
Thuy extract I hence their superior strength
md purity 10 all other ls One are rufilcicn u
Ia Keep tie bowels. Liver. spccn Kidneys, etc, reg
riar and healthy. and when thorough purge Is re-
CURED. FIVE 10 slX afe sufficient.
EXTRACT PROM DIR STEPHENS DIARY.
Dr. itAnsA, a Co
ad Case David Bruce aged ,wenty-six, called II
J.. NJ. on Nov "a found that he had been attacked
with bilious fever fiT twenty-five h0urs rave him
xix of your pills every four hours, aud gave him warm
drinks ~ huncsci tea IN tweuty-fvuf houss ne IVES
eon,aleseeni; u now At work and perfectly healthy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
CONNIE RcsAL.


DnvenpOrf Market Report.
Osyscs o. TEE DAvESros1 CEsocEAr.
June 90, 1895. !
Floun. -Advanced q 90 per barrel. Whole
sale, per Dbl. $3.50.
Is ssik 3s.sS.
nsleil 10 bbl. Ns.ea.
Q 49, oAso.
In IN, $50.
Cons NnAi.--Rsr bushsl. roots.
No. 4 rev, 90c.
B4slss.-So. !. 4oct.. so.2, 2sGaccss.
OAss. s6Q2sc.
RoeAsoas-3B&lec. ss ~
Onoxs.--No demand.
BUSsnR -45e
Eooe.-20c
HAS, o00el2,0o
OoAi-lsc u depot lie q leves ysed.
WccD.-e7@7S.
Chlcaso markess.
BY Telegraph, OHroAsc. june -.
F,our-Quiet and steady q yesterdal's price,. .
whsas-ko1 sprins wheat IN n. W slsv,aer IN
i.is demand q an adv.nss q iasc Win s.s. 2.
Without change, sales 1t q esal 70, closing quiet u
b s70i esX; No It u 1o9I is accord.n g to the
Corn-A fair amount Of activity in the corn mar.
net; price, unchanged; No q tt95SHe; 10 II
e9@ssc, and rejectsa II 4saSsc closing dali !ia
sac: %sls s Il o1 high mixed and Tor
anoaA
Oass unchanged; market firm; saies Il saa0xc
for No and Ssl<c In W; No ? sold 81 sides9tc,
At the CLOSE hodsrs arc Lrm at 3skc for No l, and
81 Ne for No in regular hands.
Rye-Qusct and lG2c lower. Eaes Of No n 72le
13c; No At 65lsG6c, and rejected a, -, In store
Barley-lnactve and nominal.
iIishv,nes Neglected and dull. with small saes
free q - 10.
Proviston-N Market weak and easier Salcs Of mesa
pork at s32 30. and dry sated shoulders lec loose
small lot OF sweet picked hams changed hands Oh
Hos.-Frcsh receipts of hog. to-day at the Union
Stock Yards. 95 cars entered Sales 81 1888 head =
prices from % 500 80 for common to choice. LaSJ
hogs, market active under good shipping demsrA ~
and prices without alteration since yestefd1y. I N
ST. LOUIS GRAIN El.EvATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C
Inspection. -. ......... Zoe 2 bushel
Trimming. .................i<c \ bushel.
Storage e y bash.i ior 10 days, and
&c Y bushcl for every subsequent 10 days, or
0ackine. il sewed-wheas, Rye and Bar
ley. lAc y bushel: Corn, lie do; Oats, Nc do;
same il tied, &c do.
DrayaGc-To Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
1c y bushei; Wheat, Corn and Rye, l]lc do
Barley 1Ac do. To within limits bounded north
By North Market street. west BY fiiteenlt. street,
south by Chouteau Avenue, in bulk or IN sack,
nc p bushel beyond above limits &c do. To
East 81. Louis dcpots. &c y 100 lbs.
All Dfay age from tho Elevator controlled by
the COMPANY BY order n', q the s RcrrS s.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
Strength to the Week.
YOUTH TO THE AGED

lla- rrcpavNior Is nncquaed A. a Rcjuvcnaior and
hr-iurer III wasted inert functiona.
IN. nod hrrlfi hr certain Ia make the Biokrcna
h''r-'id god, WINS much n II will frdcr them youth
fu' " eeln md strength and enable them to live
aver n1i TIE 'lat, ~ their pristine Joy. II not only
'xhlrt.s hn' strengthens and II really nm invalus.
Tie hic~sn,. especially 10 those who have been ~
s'nccd ~ condition " scrvilIty sclfabuse mislos-
t'nc go artna', sickness. No matter what the cause
preparation will remove the effect nj once and forever
BlOkrene
cirns Impoiency General Debility, Ncrvous Incapsc
q nyspspsia. Depression. Lss al Appetite. Low
@d-. Wc1kicrr ui the organs of ticneIatiun, lmbc-
~. Nshtal isfolci.ce, Emaciatioi, Ennui II l,as
dtHciiiul. desirable and novel cilsct upon the
'gs sb~eui, and all who are In amy war nrostea.
i'A i-rsuns disabilities are earnestly advised 10
a. +, mo d this most excellent aud uneQunllud
iiyt~ri',ln
if4ssi. who ~ innrulcncc. have lost their natural
N'sNi' NJ ..la spcedy and peunanent cure In the
BiOkrcnc.
The Feeble. the Langrid. the Di-parinR, tho Ud
should thr tlls valuable discovery trial Il will ~
found totally ,lhscnt from all oihcr articlss Gor ne
rnrrc pnrpo.e4.
TO fhNAiLS.-i1is preparation IL invaluable In
nervous Mck-ssc ot all kinds, Il will rpus6rc he
Nnstrd -trcit ~ with wonderful IssJpancncc.
ltE also rnd tonic, aa6 Vstu G1vU rclicf In lDve.
iel'ia with ihe inst sosc. A. brief pcslscnce In 1ts
Nsr ,fh rsuosac The 'onach to a degree Of perfect
Ncatht Nh. ban n Dyspepsia forever
Que ID alT per bottle six bottlca tx s. Sold by
i'asrist- generally; scnt ~ cxpss.s where. By
HARRISON 4 S'TANES Arunts Orvrnnort
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
CFE T. X d u I, Il PILLS.
Or Female lieQeelQfor.

Cufe Suppressed. Excessive - Pain
nj AeDsfuaiun. 0rUUn elchuonu. Ner
ccrs ai.i spinal Afocaiuus, l1niao q q,
lsck Sick Headache Siiddineso, and el
t.s,f-cs that sprng nom isrcgulasiey
',y fctn0vsng the cnuso and I'll 0fIccis
Mai ariyc from Il. They are pcrGcctly
t.'fs slir In all cascs cxcppt when f0sbtidci
a rQtts Dy dirrttiOns, and easy " sdmiuistef
NJ they afc nicely sugar c0atcd. They
K rh"nld be in hnlpds vi evcry ualdes
= Wife ard Mother In The lnnd. ladiu,
" eau adhere us In confidence, and stats
80, -, their c,'lnp aints IN full, ~ VIC treat ali
Fcmsic complaints. and prepare mol
80 - i,tn,s ruitahi. fur all diseases which
w. .as'1e' lhcs are suhicct.-as page lamphlet
Il solel envelope Tree. Ilc Cherokee Pills are sold
Il AL druggists at 81 pat box six boxes fur 81 ~
scut hy mail, nos OF postage, In ordinary
b.ser. IA, nom ulsor, stn hy asklrv~iag the sos
proprietor. DR.. W. u. MERwlN. VI Waller IT., New
York. y. B.-Chciokcc Fills No. = arc prepared fts
specnl casez, when inidcr medicines fail these are
sent Nv mail postage Rec. receipt Of -, tho prize
O each TON
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INSlNE ASYLUM.

ms 1NE ASYLUM.
q. vINCEYS SUBSTITUTION rORTHE IN.
ISANE, STp.OU!S, MO. A Private Institu-
Il establishd and conducted by the Sisters Of
Gritty. Foul cd Aug. TO- 1858. The Insane,
Elcptic, &c, y all denominations, of both &c 4
end from evf state are admitted. For terms,
q. apply to y Sister Superior, or TO Dr.. J. X.
BUDUY. Athding Physician. nvl-dlyssj
{ DOlhOn2e 4 Cobb, DOllOndc
Co.. Co.,
Cotton Facrs, Commis'n a Forward
Cnmis'n 4 Fward'g Merchants,
Merchants, No. 7 North Cd Street,
No37 Natche Street Bet. Chestnut "arkct,
vew Or.car La. Ct. louis. . 0.
Gders arc scitcd for the purchase or sale Of
Cotton, Sugartolasses. Coffee. Groceries, No
val stores, W.ern Produce, Bagging, Ropes
&c.l&c., whicsill receive our best personal At
tendon. octl3ly
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BANGOR, Nc, June 20.-The Union Con.
grcssi0nal Convention held here to day was
fully attended. Hon. Jno. A. Peters wns
nominated for Congress, receiving nearly
unanimous vote