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~On Wednesday, In Boston, a man at
work on the roof of a six story building slipped
and fell in the street. The only harm oy the
fall was a few flesh scratches.
rFBelle Boyd has left her husband IN Lon
don on account Of his dissipation.
~ The new Constitution of Texas bases rem
resentation on the white population
HS Over a million emgrants have arrived
in this country since September.
rFThe four great preventiyes OF the ehol-
cheerfulness.
gNaiman Gardner, OF North Kingston, r.
l., 20 years old, hung himself last week.
HA workman stood over a hundred feet
from terra Ernd in New Haven last week for
two hours in fixing yane TO a church s.eeple.
He was not secured an any way, and sang dnr-
ing the time, ''How vain are all things here be-
low"
the cholera proclamation OF the New York
Board of Health.
ga woman was severely tarrea and feath-
cred in Holland county, Mich.
R~A Indian girl in Wisconsin killed herself
because Of the social slights imposed upon her
Canada has adopled a nag for the navy
the beaver being the central figure Wonder
II the beaver had Its ''tail down"
az Wheat is legal tender al Salt Lake.
- Mint julePs and strawberries are come.
81 There are SOFA square miles OF coal i'm
Great Britain and f3S.6iS in the United States.
n$The supporters Of the PRESIDENT noIicv
carried the municipal election AZ Porrsuout6-
Va, last saturday. by large majority.
~Two young men in Troy, " whna
serenHding young lady Were badly scaload
by enraged paps's throwing hot water upon
them. ~fNA
- Naples correspondent OF lie remps of
Paris says that great importance is attached IN
Rome TO certain interior movements now 20
ing on IN the bosom of the Church OF Esg,sas
towards reunion with Rome
- The Town Talser" i'm the New or,ean.
i,ues says; III iher'' - ia the worls a place
that place is right here"
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How TO BREAK ONES NrCK.-Ioseph Rar-
ber of Webster. Mass, had his neck broken on
the 18th instant an n singular manner Barker
ana companion named Gllbert mad been
drinking beer, ana had started for home when
Gilbert challenged Barber 10 a trial OF st,enrtn
IN this wise: One Of the party was 10 20 on
his hands and knees, and attempt 70 rise
while the other was holding him down by the
neck. Gilbert got down and su.ceecad in
rising. but when Barber Tried ~ ne broke MS
neck. and died the next morning
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BELLE BoYD.-A. gentleman who saw this
rebel heroine { y IN London. a few week, since.
states that she mad sued Tor divorce from her
husband, ex-Lient. Harding of the Tni,ad
States navy. Cause, utter worthlessness and
dissipation. Harding was also IN London, in
very desutute circumstances He endeaVored
10 obtain a passage in one of the Cunard steam
ers under pretence of having lost his ticket.
but was landed in Queenstown. His wife.
Belle Boyd, was under protection OF an emi-
nent actor in London who was training her
for The stage
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CHOLERA IN THE EPRovINCEs.-TheA Montreal
&C. E.) Gazette, of April %, reporV Aat DR.
Slayter, one of the physicians who volunteered
10 attend the cholera patients on the England,
was taken i'll on Monday morning, and died OF
that disease on Tuesday night Two other
doctors, Carrie and Gossip, We're attacked
with the disease, but have recovered. Eight
of the passengers made their escape from the
quarantine ship, and il is feared may spread
the disease. Three cases of cholera have also
been reported at Halifax. The Rev. Mr.
McIsaae, Catholic priest of that city, had an
attack, bnt M the last dates by mail he was
recovering. -
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~ The two Fenians who fired on he Eng
lish guard AT CALAIS, were tried before Judge
Corthel and found guilty Of drunkenness
lined nifty cents each and discharged. Gene
raj Doyle, the British commander AZ ~
Stephens, had requested their detention, and
the English authorizes were highly indignant
az their release. Governor Coney, however
sent dispatch 10 the Mayor OF Calais ORDER
ing their detention until Secretary Seward
could be heard from in the matter. They
were accordingly rearrested
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~Dr. Hall, in an elaborate article IN his
Journal of Health, on cholera and its treat
ment, takes the ground that calomel is the on
Iy proper remedy, and that to employ any OF her
is 10 trile with human life. DIR. Scott. IN a
long article OH the same subject put ublished in
the Universal Journal of Health. SAYS. .It
cannot be denied that great fatality attends the
treatment of cholera by calomel." Who shall
decide when doctors disagree.
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FEARFUL DEATH AT TIDIoUTE.-A shanty
was burned on Dennis Run one day last week.
and helpless individual who occupied il was
literally roasted alive. 1t appears that one of
the mans children, little girl, attempted
during the absence of her mo her to start a fire
Remembering what she had seen others do.
but knowing nothing Of the quantity she
threw quart of crude oil in the stove and in
a moment the place was In flames The chill
dren barely escaped-the man was le,t 10 his
fate. and soon few bones only remained
MeoderiIie ReD.
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THE IMAGINATION AND TBE CHoLEEA-The
New Albany (lnd.) Ledger has an account OF
an individual whe had doubtless been rsading 2
about the cholera. who presented himself be-
fore physician the other day expressing an
prehensions least he shonld have Il. In few
hours he was attacked with every symptorn OF
the disease. and the next -Iorning was hone
lessly ill, having passed through the various
stages of the disease. IL is PLAIN case OF prob
able death from morbid imagination
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H-Yeilow fat upon beef is An indication that
the animal had diseased liver. White tailow
or fat is a better sign OF health than yellow
which indicates diffusion of acrid bile
throughout the whole animal. yellow poul-
try also is not healthy food. Those chickens
that are half starved in crates should be
avoided
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REMoRsE.-Probst, the murderer af the Deer
ing family at Philadelphia, says that he wants
10 die that hall an bonr at a time is the longest
he has slept since his arrest. He sees the IN ur
dered baby before him day and night {, aud th ere
are muf'ted sounds in his ears, uttered Dy the
children while the massacre was in progress.
that he cannot exclude. He is ironed To .he
floor, and al night, that he may not commi,
suicide, his arms are fastened behind him that
he cannot use them.
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~D Or. Lankesfer stated. at q recent incnest
IN London, that infanticide is greatly on the
incyease IN that city.
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CRrAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Ivould advise All persons ay1ng teeth TO 49,
s1trsct 20 call st DR. LEWIES Office, ard dQSyyQQ1
haye them taken out without pain.
Also, call and ex anime the Doctere 9 nsv and i'm
proyed methed of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETE.
IL you once the great Improvement IN Dis tests,
ycu will nave them in no other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
And Rubber Plates at the CID price - We have not
sdvaneed the price on cur work since the great
ehsnee In gold. -
Ne. 2<S Psnna avenue, between l1th and 18th
Vtreets.
tan8Iy s. X. LEWIE. 81. u. Dent1n
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sKOvER's NEW rHEArEk,
psnnTNsn1e anNsn aysnue. near @ willards Hotel,
IHfoSARD skovERoo.:-.0. RSo Is. Hess. Rsase''"
AND LAST sISHI BUT ONE: MOST POSI-
BRILLIANT ASp IsTttf FhlSsrHhsr IN HHn ENGAGE
q Ms f. 5&Mss EIiHss' T. sss1fi'D SGib5Sh. HsiGr
THIS asP SrissK? HSKk? 4E1s EEEFsss sseA AP, ga. 1885,
repeat his unri'alleH HsS1gT sTSsH%pti'n of
supported p by acast embracing every member Of the
To-MoBBoW, LAST NIGHT MOST POSITIVE
LY OF MR.. MURDOCH.
CANTEH BUkA
Sernsr Pennsylvanis avenue and Ninth street.
o1ohd4 LEA Proprietor
CARD.-The Proprietor, thankful for the pa
tronage bestowed on his humble endeavors please
begs leave to announce to his patrons that on And
after s ~ vM2INspAy, Is April 80 So ~ lsiS; the GANTEK
Louisiana avenue: near 9th street, and he hopes
the public will still continue to patronize the Can
he continues to cater for their amusement he will
use his best endeavors to procure the best talent
that money or energy can secure.
LIST WEEK or THE CANTERBURY IN ITS
NEW ATTRhCTIoNs AND NEW PERFORM
ANCES FOR THE CLOSING WEEK.
First week of Miss LIZZIE LAGRANGE, Miss
MAGGIE MARS, Miss JOSEPHINE WILSON
Miss NELLY WILLIAMS, besides usual Bon =
Quef OF Beauty, &c, in two grand ballet diver
tisemsnts, SCENES ATTHE DERBY and the Z A
NYMPH. CARLETON in his new comicaIifies.
First appearance Of HARRY HART in his Ethi-
plan peculisrities
DReEe. }. w. a Il. p. kREtS'
GRAND
MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION
Will take place at
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On TUESDAY ENENING, May lst.
Tickets be had Of the scholars and also at
John 4. Eliss, Metzerott 9, Philip b Solo 80
moh 3, and other principal Bookstores, or at -
tie Academy. E3A
We would also most respectfully announce -
that we will continue our classes during the sum-
mer season at our Academy.
rARKER'S HALL,
PenRsy ylvslts avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Days and Hours Of Thirlon:
For Ladies, Misses and Easters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from TO o'clock.
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
II to 10.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
those desiring.
Circulars can be had ct J. r. Ellis; Philp n
Solomon's, also, at the Academy during tine hours
OF tuition.
The Hail can be rented for Balls, Parties, Sol
rees, &c. on reasonable terms. ap7-n
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~ The lack of houses in Pittsburg has caused
the formation OF joint stock company, which
proposes TO build, as soon as possible, no
dwellings. Similar companies might be
formed WITH advantage in other cities where
houses are scarce. aIs .--E -IaFt
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ENDWARD DOLAN,
IL MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner OF 18th street and Penna. aveaue opposit te
Willards' Hotel. A.
Invites his friends and the public to his ~
rich assortment of M
SPRING GOODS, N6
bought for cash, and will be sold at reduced -eH
prices. Perfect fits warranted. Also, a line stock
Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
p. s. Give rs call apl4-2m
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DOIOMAV TRANSPORTATION LiNE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. A. RYTHER,
leaves Washington at 6 a. m. and AL ~ -
exandris at Z a. m EVERY SAT. GeSH
URDAY for 6lymOnt, Budd 8 Ferry
smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Popes Greek. Bluff Point,
Plowden's Wharf, Lancaster Wharf, Stone s
Wharf, CurriOHen Bay, FoXwells Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at
J.B. BRYAN 4 BRO Agents,
ap7-u No. 34J Penna. avenue.
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CLOTHING, &c.
HOw he So 90 E.E d Il D.
By TIE BARD OF OAK HALL.

CLOIH1NG, &C.
HOW he OoEE DED.
ByTRE BARD OF OAK HALL.
There is a doctor in our town,
Aman OF practice and renown;
He makes handsome income clear,
Nov, when he started out in youth,
He had bat little cash in truth;
But still he d try his best to do
And make . name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board,
He opened Office. hung out sign,
But many patients could not find.
Each day he sat, with saddened face,
At last q fri end gave him advice
Which changed his fortuDe in trice.
Now patients focked from far and near,
Men and women sll declare.
No doctor can with him compare.
The secret OF his great success,
~ tell you II you cannot euess:u
he got s : sait na fes from ISM SMITH fia 50 SoAK HALL.
SMITH BROTHERS q CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL.
464 SEVENTH STREET.
Just received the largest and finest stock OF
PIECE GOODS ever offered in the city Of Wash
We are prepared to make up in the finest style and
al less prices than any other establishment
- - - - - ~
k'DWAkD DOLAN,
~ MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner OF 18th street and Penns. avesue, opposite
Wiilards Hotel, a.
Invites his friends and the public to his
rich sssortment Of M
SPRING GOODS, KG
bought Tor cash, and will be sold at reduced -
prices. Perfect TITS warranted. Also, fine stock
OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
" eR :, -"
HUGHES RIBNITZKY,
II
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
wo,,S ;.o- III; .. :, A., ,,.
VensrsIiv that rbev I hava formad anu % sse Puoic
hS SiiS , tnst .h iney nave Io,Ineu copart Ia
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMER LEAVES FOB MT. VERNON
y . =. rnyEfsa7a FSkEa apd dssfPfE; 3 THkDAr,
at 10 u. IN. Returns at g.. p. m. @S
Fare fer Rouno Trip, 81 so. One third of this
amount for of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every hour from n. m. to p. m.
~ j he fine Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions J. VAN RISWICK,
ap l2-6Ot General Sup't p. r. Co.
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Il N. LOOmIs,m.

n. LOOMS, M. D.,
The Inventor and Pstentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at@
his ONCE in this city. Many persons cantp1S1I
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ~l0
ssd no person can wear ecAers who cannot wear
rheee.
Persons calling st nay en1ce can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
fut 20 those who are particular, and wish the pa
rest, elesnest strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania ave.,
between sth and l0th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street
Phfladelphia. &C A-ly
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NH IS-lm' =

ROOKs ON ARCHITECTURE sloan's City
tive Architecture; Sloans Homestead Arebitsc
turs; eloans Carpenters New Guide: Holly =
Cohntry Houses vauxb villa and Cottage Archi
ture; Hst6sldb American House Carpenter; gii.
lowayh Text book Of Modern Carpentry; Wood
wards Country Homes, and many others on the
apu - FRAHoK TAYLOR.
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BANKERS.


I EwIS JOHNSON CO..
BANKERs.
DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
LAY COOKE Co.
BANKERs,
FVissrfk s~sei, opposite T,sassry,
Buy and sell at earrent rates, and keep always
-n hand, . full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
I-3O TREAsgRY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c.,
And pay the highest prices fer
oUARTERMAsTER's CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS u3-d.f
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 4 o.. President.
wM. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lsTE ST., OPPOSITE TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
~0EE MILLION DOLLARs.a
We bug and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
ETURNISH EXCHANGE snd make oollsot,ons
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MES AND FIRMs
and 70 any other business entrusted to A.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to eoyERv.
mENT LOANS 81 all times cheerfully fnrnfshe6
WIN. o. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
WARRINGTON, March 20, 1865 nuo
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DENTISTRY.

, DENTISTRY.
GER TEETH on RUBBER 81 EACH. RE-
VI pairing very cheap, and all work war
rAntsd Extracting IS cents each. W .S,rVS
BARNS, near conner Of A street north h~--li1D
and 4tb ct. east, eight doors west Of Waugh Chap
sl, Capitol Hi1. ap Slim
ID L d U Il d
nR. J. II. GIBBS, Dentist, A~
Ne. x9s g street. two doors east Of Doug ~lAIo
hss' Green House, opposite State Department,
Washington, ID. e.. sp9 9-lm-
T DENTISTRY.
II BIS IL 70 inform my friends and the public that
Ihave REMOVED MY OFFICE TO No
4ss SEVENTH STREET, opposite Odo Ar~
Hellovs' Hall, where will EXTRACT, ~AAo
FILL or INsERT TEETH on Gold, silver or
Rubber, and treat ire gularity 80 the teeth.
DIX j. T. COUMBE,
Graduate OF the Bsltimcre College OF
nh - In Dental Surgery.
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CANARY, M0CKING, RED Birds AMI
~ PARROTS, for sale nc No. 463 Sd street ox =
Capitol Hill.
do 1-2awams O. AETz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

EFrEcror lXAolxArsoN ON DISC Asr.-The
experiments attributed to . physician at St.
Petersburg, during the cholera epidemic in
that city sescral years ago, are probably in
the minds 81 some Of our readers. This
physician obtained Of the authorities two
Grim mails wto had been conde mnc,l Heath
r. do with them Is he raw at. o.. Of ,hcs'
eoovicts vas made to slcep in 4 bed in rh;ch
- he was till, man had d,ed Of the ch.l
era but the night hcfre--al, lsoush such - g
not tho fact. Alter . res,lesa night, tho
eriminsl was taken with I'll the symto ms
q cholera, and died cf that disease
declaring that he had caught il from the
oed-a victim to his own fears. Tn. o,hc,
vas made to sleep on bed wherein man
Aad died but few hours previously Of the
oeaA disease. This fact, however. "a, un-
knewn To- the occupant Of the he'd. who
ersse IN the morning refreshed BY his slrcn.
se0ataing in perfect health. The stories.
49,. wil occur to mary, OF men who. ~
King condesnned BY bleeding, we-c biic,l
hid. 4. and amer slight punct ures win need.
koDs pissed 70 that water wo,l,i t,;cst.
eoeujy hsn The FAM led wound. Ths mso.
beliesine that they we're bleedine 10 d,sth
oxhabitp9, precisely similar symptnn, ~
80 q dssik. TSeas lscts csttsinlv s: ;hos. =:
~ Ter and Imagination exercise ! ereat
- eoolseling sGset - disease.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

DEs MONIES, Feb. Is.
The following is list Of the wc,k nc
conplished during the present session:
ACrs PASSED.
Chapter makes appropriation for the
heating furnaces for the Capitol.
Chapter 2 lcgalzes the acts cf.he Board
Of Directors Of the Independent District OF
the city Of Muscatinc.
Chapter three provides for compelling
witnesses to appear before the lnvcstisa
ting committees.
Chapter provides for the distribution
Of certain laws.
Chapter 8 authorizes shcritrs to admins
ter oaths in certain casca.
Chapter 6 amends section 500 Of the Re
vision Of 1860.
Chapter makcs an appropriation for the
mileage Of members.
Chapter makes an appropriation for
postage.
Chapter 9 fixes the time Of holding Court
IN the 9th judicial District.
RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
Resolution one ratifics the amendment,
to the United States Constitution.
No. asks that tho 37,h regiment re
eei'e bountics equal 4 other regiments.
No. 3 provides Cot the biL ding and dis
tribu,icn Of s,ccumcnts.
No. 4 asks Congress for q grant Of land.
In favor OF tho Iowa and Missouri State
Line Railroads.
These arc al that have been approved
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

DEMOCRATIC ViCroaY AT BURLINGTON :
The Burlington city election. which TOOK
place on the 9th inst, resulted in a Demo
cratic victory BY y rolsing and unprcce
denied majority. John l.. Course, for May
or, distanced his competitor, W. d. Nc
Cash, from 500 to GOO votes. WIN. Ausatts
was chosen Treasurer by something owe,
800 majority. Five out Of the SIX Aldermen
are Democrats. This great triumph is due,
in great measure to the Germ ans, who are
going back to the only true Union party in
the country.
All honor to Burlington!
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DIR. Bakers Injection.

BIN cases Of Goncrrhea, elect and Sem
NAL Weakness IDr. baker 5 Injection " i'll be found
u valuable assistant 10 the specific in subduing
the inflammation and checking the discharge, and
should be used in conjunction with j, unit per-
ect cure Is elected. When both are used, thew
never fail I" GU KE the LONGEST STANDING
and most OBSTINATE Cases OF private diseases
~ treatise CT sexual diseases called the
sell Instructor accom- pnnies each bottle.
P.ice-Dr. Bakers SPECIFIC, ~. so per bottle.
rrice-nr Bakers Injection. II per bottle.
Frilc-Male Injecting syringe. SO cents: Re.
male injecting Ss ringe. So cen,s.
Sent bv Express ~ all parts OF the country on
receipt OF money and twenty tive cents additional
to pay for lacking box ind shipping.
=. S"ii ut Or. +. EAsIkRLi CO.'S Frsmiiv
Me icine Store. corner fi,ird and Chestnut s.
Louis. and at their b, atch store. ~ Madison st.
Chicago. nll3J eo,Aw6m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17
PERSONS MoviNc To Nrw TERRITORIES Will
FIND LlERRiCk's RrMsD,Es THERE.
NEBrAsKA CRY, N r,
Nav 18th. lNe5ss =

To Dr.. !. r IIeRRIcH:
Har1S,r :-fhc last supply cfyour Su
gar Coa.cl Pills and KID Strengthening
Pias;crs arc all sold. Send me live gross Of
each, and three gross each Of Pcrrin's Fu-
m'gators and I!arvcll's Condition Powders.
! nave variety Of medicines in my store,
o1s am selling more Of yours than all offers.
Almost every one that comes here is &C
q0a'n ted With your remedies. and will take
no othcr. Consider the Funigstnr eq"ahs
GOD M me rus ~ d plas,ers. One Il our
csi'1 disasesi throat, a,,rISl.1 ,v;,h a<a
,arth that caused linn % ha-c Western
New York to eek a mildcr climate. He
was no better unsll Ne used the Fnm,rstars
Thousards Of Emigrants are pouring into
cur. ,ssrisTlsy SCI Ei't send. me 5000
1860. remain truly yonra,
SAN'LG. GOODYEAR.
See Advertiscmcnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

With this medicine you cure yourself for one
tenth the money tia. hvsicisns charge, without
change Of diet or hindrance from business. and
hus prevent all chance Of exposure and rum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17
DIR. EASTERLYsS
FEVER AND ACUE CURE.

Will Gre Ague and Fever Chilli and Fever Dumb
Ague. Intermittent and Rcmitfcut Fevers. and every
form Of Fever. incident to to the West
Among all the celebrated remedies for Ague and
Fever. first and fOrcmOst in rink stands
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~ S \ 5i|lI|yi.
Nm MODE or T0EATNENT -

AND NODE OF TWEATWENJ -
rae .1espe 81 Pes.SsCtd0ss.
ut peneep00es the secret A0ooon
Of this terrible disease, sud saterninsses IT, root
Il re.sves All she wrsecheA
symptous Of this losthsons nslady. and svssts
i rIssn. the nesA. aeeeerIees:
Il alev1sses nese Agcey aoA -.
leot suffering than t0nguss can ten. ~
nt 10 nose1 ~ caring ebe Soose
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