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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

OLD Ben WADE. as lie is familiarity
called, had narrow cselHc one night last
week. while sitting alone IN his room ut
Washington City. A desperate william in
greg clothes" entered armed, old Fen.
thinks, with either bottle Of whi>kcy or
bowie kniie.-but as nothing has leaked
out concerning this weapon. the natural
conclusion is that it was the lattcr-and
confron,e,! the senator. Old Pen. Ike the
thrice starved hero, gaze,i upon the dc.
peratc assassin in gray" for Il m,ne'it,
and the furou,ly "bootel'' the villain
out Of his room The intru Ter was =
harmless old fellow who wander, about
the city half crazy and The other hllf drunk
ana wears gray clothes, for The s,ne rct>
son that the iri-hmin wonli mt use
trunk. The old man wore a suit we'll cal.
culated to tcr;Iy such l'ya.is;4 US Old ben.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

MgDIcAL.-Wa have receive the fol>
lowing notice from Dir. ~ LarimOrc, of
Bryan. Ohio:
1t affords me pleasure to inform You that
havctbis day entered into 60 partnership with
the distinguished German Physician. Dir. z.
II. eraser, whose rcput alton as success
full practitioner IS wide spread The new
firm will be known under the name and tile
OF eraser & T.ARjMORE
L nder the new arran men: DR.. Ora
ser, who POSSESSES the ability ~ converse
fluently in sever languages, VIII fiji AL alp
pOintmentS made by me in Ohio aEd Indiana,
and will be found ut the hotels on the days
and dates designated in my general Circular.
Dr. eraser can be consulted II the Ia
wards House 0-tay.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

NOTICE is hc~chy given that by virtue &c
y an Order If The JASPER Couniy Common
Pleas Court, tie undersigned administrator II
the ,sfa,c ct Geo ~. spider. De- |. VIII ~.
fer for sale II auction a the Cour, House
door, in Plymouth. Marshall COUNT fr,liipa
on EriIsy, 3,'c.i Il, 1885, the
undivided tao thir!s of the following Ies RIB
oi Real ESta.o:
The : SC section II towrsi,ir p range
2-S5 acres The sw ! 81 section l. town
ship . raaec 10 acres. lot No. section
3 township - range 81 acres. L.; No. /
section Il 'wnsl!ip 81 rance 80 Sg-lGO
7 Firms: one tlir,l cash in hand. one
third in twelve months and one ;hird IN twcn-
four months. with note ut interest. waving
benefit OF apiraisc-len; and secured hy mort
gage of premises.
Sale Ia be@in at one o'clock u. IN.
Tiio>. j. Si'irLIN. Administrator.
The purchaser ofony of he above property
tan have deed for the widows third on same
terms. n@l-iW
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25
News z'rbsss Tsc1irC.

We take the following from The news
Column of the Chicago RY"J'icm Of
Tuesday:
The latest accounts OF ;hc carturc Of
Ba"dad state that the place WIS taken 10y
- men mostly az the Sih colorci re2i-
ment Gen. Wriizc has disapprove. the
act. and arrested number OF the partc:-
pants. The French Minister at Wash ny
ton has demanded information en- the
subject. and Gen. Sheri Ian has been in
structcd to investigate The affair. aud pun
ish the offenders Ba.dai IS now occupici
~ a force ct United States troops, sens
there for lie protection of American resi-
dents. Be!igerent prepar zion, are in
urngrcsS on both sides OF the i;iu Granlc
NeJia is mounting guns commanding
Brawnv.lie AMI Wetzel has ordered The
rebuilding oi'oid Fort Brown. aua Is pu.-
tug pen;05u train IN order An Oftega
faction ha, arisen III Noxic1. which refuses
to recognize .Junrez he :-'ate neiar;-
mcnt Is believe! IL have receive in.orma-
ton hat the French troops VII be with
drawn from lieAico within 4 stated aud
early period
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

TIE LADr's FRIEND.-The February
number OF this beautiful magazine opens
with touching STEEL engraving, entitled
New, from the War"
1.-THE women weep as the children play"
a very expressive engraving indeed and
which will, We fear, touch the source Of
tears in many sorrowful heart The
large colorsd Double Steel Fashion Plate
Gar this number is as usual refined and
elegant. Price $50 year; two copies
$500; s copies (and one gratis $1,000
Now is the time to get up clubs for 1866.
Specimen numbers for this purpose will be
sent for 10 cents. Address Deacon & Pc
ssrrop, 3l9 Wslnus Street, philadelphia
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

srSTRAY COW-Thc Clerk of Mar
- shall County take notice that on the
18th day ofDeccmbcr last, Thomas o. Donald
Of German Township, in said county. took up
a stray cow. and on the 18th day Of January.
! S';G, the said cow was by George Fcllcn. sr
AMI Jacob Yockey appraised AMI described as
follows: At the value OF eighteen collars
Is red with q white face and line back. me-
DUN size, an as they believe about ten or
eleven years oh, has no brands or marks.
Dated January Il, 500.
JOHN SOICE, Justice ofthe Peace.
j, John c. Cushman, Clerk Of the Marshall
circuit Court, do hereby certify the above TO
re true and complete copy of the oririna
report herein as filed in my Office Jan. %. 1876 3
JOHN C. CUsHIAN, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

A LUCKY CONTRACTOR We saw bow
the other day take contract lor the saw
ing of pile of wood for which he was 10
receive a dollar and half, who inmedi.
ntely sub-let the job to another boy for
dollar and . quarter. We set that boy
down as promising specimen of the genus
contractor so prevalent in these DAYS. He
would do honor to the corps of oyalsts
who for the las. four years have so peril
naciously infested Washington City.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25
HAVE YoU SEEN THEM Those hand.

HAVE YoU SEEN THEM Those hand.
some new Prints, New DeLaines, New
Dress Goods, red and Black plaid Those
eie giant ncw style, large size Hoop Skirts
that beautiful Scotch plaid trimming for
chidreu's dresses. those new belt pins
which save you the trouble Of bu ckles !?
and many other things useful and desire
able at Westers cit 5 all at the lowest pos
sib!e prices FIR cash, every article marked
i'll figures, no deviation in Prices, no tryin"
to jc'o them down Everybody arc invited
to call and examine their Goods ana prices.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

THE Storm on Friday night last occa-
stoned comparatively little damage here.
4 few accidents to late out pedestrians,
one or two somewhat serious in their Ia.
ture. the unroo6ng of one or two buildings,
and the throwing down of a few chiunevs.
make mp the principal damages occa,ioned
by the blow. The thermometer went down
towards zero about 20 degrees in about Us
many minutes between nine and ten o.
clock, and the morning of Saturday was
ushered in at ten degrees below zero.
Altogether Friday night and Saturday
vas the most disagreeable weather Of the
season.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

~ AIKEN UP hy A. J. Lewis. in W,lnp,
4 Township, N4rsi'atl County. h,li.na. .,nc
yeHfhi's tie.iei dun crir viii lite lei wand !eq.
und,r bt ia leit ear, and nrru biz in rioi I
ear. HE 'sne h'a o<e' appraised h, US at fifteen
doil.us Ihis 81. day of January IeC6
JnHV SuxfrY
w & PARsKR
Sworn md subscribed TO before y tai. If.h
day of Janua'y. los. Jaws VI " cKizss.I
John Z Iu-hrnsn Clerk, OF tle 4 i~ht II Or -
cut Court. lie herc', certify tn above To be- =
irdc AMI complete cops sf the -f.inal reoort
herein \, filed II slice Jatsuar,.sa 100
JOHN Z. CUSilNAN. CLERK
VllLol
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

ESGINEER's STRIKE-The locomotive
engineers Of the Michigan Southern kail>
road Company, made strike last week;
they charge that they have been over
zorked and insuf6cieutly paid, which
charges the company deny. New engin-
GERS have been employed to take the place
Of The men who made the strike
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25
caTRRRH GjjREDi
They are treating CatArrh Oh 1 ncr system mich
iSa

They sre treating CatArrh on ncr system nhich
iSa
SURE CTRE FOR THIS DlSEASI,
Exrrrtncc has ,r"yed that Catarrh cannot he
currd bv local reltincn- alone; hsncc. ri. many
alv,rts ii cur for Caiarrll, all of Nhich -
cal remedies, give rrci oily while the patient is
Us NC llcin. but never cure.
Understanding the disease and we know il cin.
rot hc cured hy Local tfea:n-n' alouc. therefore,
"c isc pfcSttihe Il constitutional remedy to be
taken, s.d by tie combined loc. and consti:u-
tionsi treatment, We ac eHa.irl to remove tho
c4us. ofCatArrh. and thereby III,
A FTPMANI MT CURE
Their consultation Cor wears averaged from
five to seven lllousInd 4 year. which gives them
experience unsurpassed by any, s.J eguillcd
only by ier.
a. Remember thy do not promise to cure AL
STAGES ufdISea-e. While al! diseases are durable.
ifukru in SEASON. all tages are not. Your ease
may be curapc this week. not nexi--to day, not
to morrcw, hen = th- Danger ofdca'.
No case 1rW BE re .c'rcd, tekra there sTs
ony d2uitt Of Curc or Rciicf
Our terms are CASH. hence the money must he
sent with all orlers Tor me defines ltcoSts from
five fifteen doll rs per month, to dortsr WITH
u. winch includes Hc,,i. mes.
~ The poor - III be favored.
% I "a EIf' a = aifS E'sEEi7'.
Patients must write their name, State. D. $.
Office address. ulairiy. AL letters requiring rn-
swcrs Diu tc"ntaiu letter stamp, and be address,
ei to pr KNAPP ( son. D.awcr 6lS5 Chi
caco. IL
u Any OF the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
liz = letter, when hey cannot sec US.
Dr. KNAPP. who Will visit Pi,mnu'h regularly
in the uturc can be consulted 1T the
= g ~ = :. -; FL
Saturday December 9th; Saturday. Fc5rulry
81; saturday, Much 3l-t; Saturday, MAY 10Th;
Sa'utdss, juiy 2i-t; Saturday, SEPTEMBER ID.
sept lit
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

Since August last the Treasury Depart
nent has destroyed, by burning. over SIS
gOO 900 worth of mutilated and cancelled
note. of all kinds, and s10,0Oo,000 addi-
tional will soon be added to the flames
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

The dead nigger's Finger, sent to Sum
ner of Massachusetts,, is creating quite q
sensation in Washington and else,
where. A note accompanied the precious
.o1:eni which stated briefly that it the
immaculate Charlie, got his negro suffrage
bill through the Senate, piece of his body
would De required for the uncharitaJle act
1t is. however. whispered tha, the finger
had another significance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

No.icc is hereby given, that at the March
fcrIn 1855, ofthc Beard Of Commissioners of
Marshall County, indiana, shall apply Tor
licr.se 10 vend yiaous, spirituors and malt
liquors by retail, and to b. sold on Lot 40 3.
oil Orrin Maxens AG,siiicn to the town of
Argos, in said county
January -, IS LYMAN COPLgS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

Lauer & Bro are selling their goods at
cost. to make room for o more extensive
stock in the spring. Call Soon if you want
bargains, as the rush for their store is on
tho increase
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

NEW TEMPERANCE JoURNAL-A new
Temperance Journal has been started at
Indianapolis under the direct supervision
90 the Central Committee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25
THE DEMOCRAT.
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

PERsoNAL-Col. X. G. Shryock, G.
Il. French, Messrs. Smith 4 Fanduzen,
and a. j. Homes have been in this place
for several days, stopping at the Railroad
Eating House of S. *. Edwards.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

LIVERY STABLE CHANGE-Our lively
ou'ness friends, Joel Parker and JOHNNY
Palmer, have purchased the Buckley livery
stable Of Mr. Klinger, and will be found
at that establishment with as me 10. of
horses, carriages, busgcs. sleighs, &c, as
the wants of The public demand. We are
.sarc the present proprietors will be regard
by al! who know them as cmphatically the
RICH. men in the right place.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

Hon John Sherman has been elected
United States Senator from OHIO for the
torn Of six years from the 4th of March
next. He is said to be supporter Of the
Presidents policy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

The sleighins is fine in this region, and
the merry jingle Of bells can constantly be
heard in our streets.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

EXECUTION OF Mas. GRINDER
execution of Martha Grinder for the muir,
der Of Mrs. Caruthers and Miss Buehana,
took place at Pittsburg, Pa, on Friday
last. The unfortunate woman net her
.ata with calm courage. and fully confessed
her guilt, on the evening before her exc
.cu.ion
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

SEE advertisement of Valuable Real
Estate for sale, to be found elsewhere in
this paper.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

SERVICES in Ct Thcmas (EpiscopaD
GsE:ch last Sunday were conducted by
ReS. DR.. Lee, Of La ru..e, the Rev Mr.
Lusk s&sisting at the latter place.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

WORK on the line of railroad between
this place and Rochester is progressing
favorab!y. and the prospects Of the early
completion of the road to Peru arc also
fattering.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

During 1865 there were nearly five hun
drsd deaths in New York from murde.
and accident.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

Invite nv old customers to calland exomiss
nv stock and prices and IL thes suit tsieN viii be
iare and buy. | have nobl0wne to DO to induce
you to purchase Of me. Honorable. straie btfer
ward dealing and slivins prOfia no huRbrg
- my motto.
Those knowlnet srresrsars not
fed thattheir due are very much needed. and
hopcthey vii redce I'm theiI promi.esto pa,up.
Brownie.
Y9u24tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-25

tho increase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
Made at WAlTNAaa, Aaass.

ID TUB BEST.
Itis made ON the best principle. IT. frame is COM
posed 0fSOLlD PLATES NO jas can interfere with
The harmony Of IL working ssd no sudden shoch can
damage Its machinery. Every piece Il made and fin
ished By machinery itself famous for its novelty ~
well for It's cectiveEess and Il therefore properly
name. The watch 10 what all mechanism should be
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOM-
ICAL Except some high grades, too costly for gen.
sral use, foreign watches chiefly made by women
and boys. Such watches are composed Of several
hundred pieces, screwed and riveted together, and
require constant repairs 10 keep them in any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried ancrcs'" 10
pines" and English Patent Levers are perfectly
well aware Of the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning OF our enterprise than 10 years
ago. it was our fret object to make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million take the place Of
these foreign impOsitions the refuse Of foreign fac
tOres, which were entirely unsacable at home md
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well We have accomplished this. may be un.
dcr-tood from the fact that after many yeaIs Of
public trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES and that no others have given such
universal satisfaction While this department Of our
business is continued with increased facilities foa per.
,nSs q Watches s g ,hs ys5y illalissT GRADE
thing hitherto made BY ourselves, and unsurpassed
Dy anything made In the world For thls purpose we
have the ampist facilities, We have erected nm i'd
Of our business and have died win he best work
men In our service. New machines and appliances
have been coectructsd vhch perform thsis wssk with
most approved matssiab only ase used and We chal-
lenge comparison between t6s grade OF our work and
ne enese Imported cAscsuneiess. We DO MT pre-
tend to sell our watches for Ess than foreign
wstcnes bat Ne do aseert WithUue fear Of eonradC-
uoo tnat Tor ne sAnY MONEY our product h incOm-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

The private arms, trophies and other
property taken from the Fenians captured
by the steamer Michigan in June last, and
retained on board that steamer, are to be re
turned to their owners. Among this prop
erty are sile arms worn through the late
civil war on many . holly contested battle
field, and highly priz ed on this nc cunt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22
DIR. BOHANNAN.
Mes. - and - Pine st..

Noe. - and - Pine st.,
between - = Ash, Ieppooaee Ne.
Das's OPera 11o1ses
ST. LOUIS, NO.
CURRS ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MER-
~ curry. and in the snoarsss rms POSSIBLE,
he being the discoversr Of
Vegetable Remedies
That will eradicate Ill traces Of disease.
0cro1o10, Cancer. ConDonpalOn
Astomas Doo0noee0ms Oyspeps1a
Nearalgla. 1Aver Cesnel i1e, Sick
sisss, sse:rs Slss4se. SsssSice.
Chreaac OaaeFAOo, Rlles, nDeHlls
1ey. Agoe ae1 Fever. fevees. ~.
cerosfoAs, Mec0r10l .R4los, KID.
ney onA a1l Ufooory An6c1Dons.
ne re :se,s = :, = & & - ssSss: &c.; -;
ia. h q. 40 pa11assily ssss q -
CO0ONnC = o0R00CnOUO
Dosoasss IN sAuss uns, wsGsat ~ - q sseusy.
Dleeaeee Of wU0sn hnSo ~ - a11onoaDa. An o.
slruct3sos, g.. ss0svs1.
aaodlcal AAvloe Freo.
.. AZ 49,; ssS 49,: = s:,sss ID. q
g : 49, = 3 c. 60 20 ~ ssscisiss
flsE4etUo I'll. 4.eDSIl ~
-, nss 80 !. "a - s ss.. :.s a.:
- = = In = sesaf.sAs1hG H. valsales
Sss 81 ~ ~! = ~ e - psss: e 2: 9
ID IGq11k S6VsiSs0G iDssSllkf S's'-
1111eiInea = . lsul1 = 1851.
Dounooao vvou1EneO Cures,
~ la00D11gm1Rosy0omu1DG1 11DUxUAuI.
z l4lf1e11a eaAA -
~ r 49,; n:
;s5s1ls - sssl s15sy =: - Lssss
64lh - eayN1ees0 - 49,!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

sF Cphon's Rlmple 1oanlsher.
DEMOvES PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
III Freckles. &c. Il also softeus the skin and
beauties the compile zion. No toilet is complete
without IT, Price SO ccnts. Mailed 10 any I'd
dress for IS centa. BY .. q. UPAAM, Is south
Eighth street. Philadelphia, Pa Sold 81 oil
Druggists. octiS-d3m- m -thusksat
ENThe Japanese n1alr Oaaan.
rOLORS the HAIR, WHISPERS AND
~ Moustschs . beautiful pi.Aea or nsoVx.-
II consists Of only one preparation. Cosse will
not fade or wash out Only 50 cents to-
Mailed to asy address for % cents, b. b. q.
Upham. IS South Eighth street, Philodelphia.
Pa. Sold BY q, Druggists. octls dSm
- 1lalr Re0oveA -
Erem all pares " tNe boay Il 3
II years. without injury - the skin, 81 "Up
nAn's DsriLAroRY POwDKR" Ask or cend for
UrnAn's DsriLAroaY PowDsa," and take NO
other. Price 81. Mailed to any address for
q rs. BY 3. q. UPHAM. Is Secth Eighth e..
Philadelphia, Pc. sold by al Drsggisss.
- Ne Excuse feP = Dooa l0enn.
T1PHAM'S NARACHELLA CAUSES THE
~ hair to grow ON bald hsads. prevents il
from falling oct. asd promotee The gfewth Of
the beard and mOustsche. One bottle WIN o..
vince the most skepsical Of ~ virtne. ~ y
8. 4. BALL0RD. GOALS dom q -tharn6ot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22
DIR. j A M ES.

Contagious veneeeao Choroetefs
otassi. Arssnc, or any poison, but with Neutral
ge1, positive cure for al huanOfs and blood nanae
DYNAMO WRAKnnDs, such = SemfnAl Weakneoe.
Nocturnal and DuSnal 4miDsione. brought @ By
entollcd hefeditar1ly, causng loss Of memory c0on.
don, depression. di0nese. and ofeentimes Insanity
with other deporablo traa Of synptoms treated and
radically cured with an infahle method savInv much
time and expense Oiect, Gonorrhna. Structure. and
~ disease peculiar to the sexes. Of private nature
OId diseases Of tho MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood has become poisoned, producing
botchee the face, small watery blieters pains in
head and bones, liberated throat, nose limbs and
body, scrofula, together with endless number Of
suffcfinge.
Dr.. James Is recommended by the press generally.
tn medical faculty, and predecessors of medical college,
etc. Those nSaicted should apply Immediately and
be cured oftheee terrible diseases.
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR IN Ven.
sfal Diseases peculiar TO the sexes with directions
and prescriptions for self treatment.
SrERxA1oRHBEA, caused by self abuse, sexual OK.
the gttention Of the reader
Animportant feature Of the book is treatise upou
C0neeptiUn-how avoleed-and the necessity and
peopriety. s0metinneo. u % doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar to females are fully
treated and their remedies given.
The Aoeitos Il printed upon nne paper, neatly md
ssbsisat,ay bosed eont:ini.g saI lagse, end ~
cd coesaltation. It y multum In parvo- mach 10
u smallest epace. Buy is! Ncsd Il! ne book Win
iajuse none, bat bsnedi all-The old end young o.
both esxes-masaied and einxis. Irico Of
Addrsss. d.. JAMES. r. 0. Box s0l, Chicago, M
Dr.. JaDee' O0ce ard Parl0rs afe q - Randolph
strce, CORNER Of Dearborn street, ChieagO wherc be
eases pertsnins % liz speciality. ONES koars ftom
A. ~. to0 p. n. C0nsultatiOos confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

WV urinary e0uUdeEeo IueutuUto. 49, Mo
eject Of solitar, habis. both ruisous 70 The BODY
aad mind and produce some Of the following d.
tects.-Blotches. Constipation. loss Of me0ory,
pain in the small OF the back-can be fully Se.
stored 10 health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. -
Post Office Box, 29s4. All letters with staIap
answered.
P.S.-All business strictly cou6dsotial. OF.
oce hours from 8 A. =. until r. 4. feb9etf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

"
/Speeial Nellee = ~ Ladies.
~Aicl they e pSesisrly sutesN . - safe T.
healthy and cesln. Or thae ny sAeola coasut one
Who hss nade this tssai1ent HsaSod6i INDY.
Nh. A. N. 11AUmlCHAsI,
PrsfesssP Of tho DiDoosm Of WOmen,
has bee. In extensive and sleesfal practice for up
wards Of thirty years Ct hi tssont oce-a fact that
dies esa q iSs ssthoe Of Of - = ''' ~ .
ssThe Married Wonan'S Private
Medical Cenpanloo,"
(ssss pubaIsAsa h isS specially iuassasa III ~.
fied ladies' In delicate o. Dsseis,o1s hsalth soei
which every lady will pefce1vs hls theeo1GA kDowl
edge Of her complaints. symptd0s I'D esasss. and
lsag, reliafls a1visR end csapaaioa. Over NJ
Molfo Milton Ladies
po.ss.s II. Kveg hssba.d sAesld havsN It 10 ssaa
He eusfsntess M asd innediaSe and sacacsous
cure Of ~ special dicnlties irsegulaitiee ~ eh
se.aesloas. sashs. z p::cn OF b. NAH iadis. fre
greatest confidence I'd certainty Of success.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
,ssisSs rsssss.: & .s - '1 Fsi's fosd.ss.
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TnE whole merchant fleet Of Prussia, bc>
fore the war. consisted Of one thousand sir
hundred and sixty-tivs ships, Of al dimen.
sions, the greater number Of small tonnage,
employed in the coasting trade. At The
present time, ten thousand two hundred
and two vessels sail under the Prussian flag,
or Prussan protection.