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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
CONSTITUTION WATER


IIAS BEEN PROxOUXCED BY rHE MIDI
Ii cal Faculty and the psblic to be the moot
woudsrtul remedy for the permanent cure 81 all
and uLADpsR that has ever been offered.
IL 10 not anlSsnAL ArSn. II 10 from experience.
tAaeOeassssUss0S wArsa hss emanatrd and We
aOw cay let no man doubt, when = single bottle
hes bsen ksown 10 care diseases which the hsss
medical talent In this country has failed relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues VI Constitution
water cannot b closed under ''Quack' prepare
tiOns. - Il u now used BY the most scicn,tse
practitioners In this city II 10 only aecond cass
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
The better skilled make use vi every means 10 &C
complain cure; and the succcas ot the ply siciAns
increases - his know ledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce \ cure, while other tail IN
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution " ster tsir trial-we mean
you who are under some syscsof,sts care from
year 70 yesr, end particularly allade 10 ladies
sho ass constantly res0rting ~ local frsstss~af.
and al sorts Of local applications Tor diseases.
with % much chance Of success - there would be.
from local applications to the throat fov Diseases
Of brain. We hare been careful 10 use language
In our circular that could not shock tho most del
icatc organisation, but we receive - many CON-
municaiions from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted. and Of whose disease no men
sicn hes been made that ~ have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy II capsule u pro-
dueing cure, no matter what the disease may be,
Il should be made known. The medicine 10 put
up for the public, and there should be NO exccp
tions. We say, Consultation Water ID not like .
gilded pill, made 70 suit the eye and taste; IL 10
incidence. 10 every sense Of the tcsm placed in
the hsnds Of the people for their relief. and u
taken according TO the directions i wall in every
case produce radical cute. We would say thai,
the directions IN regard to diet etc. relate only TO
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

ExCEi.LENT VIM ron t.MALEs.
SpEER'S SAMBUR0 PORT WINE
Calculated 10 Europe for H. medicinal and h'n"Aein
ousljttes highly esteemed nv eminent ystiar urea
b knsopcan and American 'ospital-; and ny s"n'os
the Ant families In Europe and America.
A. A TONlc-lt has no equal, causing an appe'iir
md huiiiig up the system. being entirely rncwins
III mOst valuable grape.
As a DltfHE1Ic- III mpsst. healthy sc'!cA fips
IlgUlMy, Oout and Rheumatic afcctbons.
sfENR's WINE 10 . pure article nom 'he Juice 81
The ron Grape porscssng medical proprsefr- -npe~
rios 10 any uhcr wine In and M "a. client article
~ al uaak and dcbitsaird persons and The aged ana
n1sm. Improving the appetite and bcncf'fins "dles
md childsea.
Try onre and you will not he deceived
0k-0e sur- che sL.iinsurc oi AirnrD srtKR 10 over
cogt Al ench hottie.
Ssld by druexsas ssh al Ases class dca,e. Hno s,So
Ell the CASTf1l.A It,IiT BRANDY choice nlf
sssicic, imported naly by Mr. spccr. direct from the
VAlhy ofuposso.
e1Tfndc suppllca By wholesale drugrisi. In go
York. noston. ltll.delplds ard =, i!nie ARD Nv 2
A SlsEHR. q M Vineyard In New Jesrey. Trind
- O6Are ~ lkondwsy. New York
Pew ssle IN Dasenlsstiy uAktIstN q tJAHkS
WNoi ~ - -. - t-r...'st. 1reA.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
Ola BETES

10 . disease Of the stomach and liver. actinr
through the kidneys. and IS. without doubt. the
most obstiUate diseasc. except consumption, that
Affects the human constitution. We la, NO >; ace
for discussing causes. but will state that the r.
feet Of the disease il the Of the starshs
principle (or vegetable portion Of the food, into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys 10 All exccs
aive secretion "f water. Many persons suffer from,
this disease who are ignorant u il; that il. they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
obliged to get up from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken Of Il
uuti their attention i called tothe lnrgc discharge
Of water. and often when il is SO far advanced -
to be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom il the extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fully established. - intoera
ble-sAe patient drs~ls ecssfs.tty HisAosf tes"g
sseia6<d also dryncss Of the mouth. cracking o.
the lips, . sweet breath. in the more adv ance'l
cases. aud finally loss otsppetiic, cmacistion, and
the patient gradually sinks from Exhaustion.
Coxsrisurios WAfxM il without doubt, the only
known remedy for didhsfes. and we have ~ muci
confidence thst il is specific a. w- have that OPT
nm will produce sleep. and uu,hfully say that i
has cured evcrv case in which 1t has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
nEAni nEAlDl DeEAIDl

DAxvtLls. pa, Sane 9. 1889 ~, VIZ. n. Orgy
-Heae SSp I'm Feb 1851. was aMsrted with
sugar diabetes, and for ive months passed more
than two e.lions II water in twenty -four hours.
vas obliged u ct up often ten 81 twelve s.nes
during the night, AID IN five mrnths lost about
afty pounds IN weight. During the month cfJulJ i.
1861, 1 procured two hotties 81 Constitution w.
Ter and IN two days after using il experiences
relief. and amer taking two bottiesl was entirely
cured, soon aiter regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly. }. v. l.. DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
MANHOOD
lev Lsst! lev Resterel !

Jsst PsAlisAsi. = saslei EsssIspa Assss O..
4 LkCrURk - he Nalsrs, frss1oeaA al
Radical ears sf SpeenaAsrhoA.e e Hsaisel Veal
s - !.vSS'sns..y hnsi:. "a ssssca Dss;l.sy.
e1sss:s Ceassart,es. EpilspeS. - Fits Mse,
g! 80 Physical Iocapaeity, reesleiog ftoo ~
49,, a, y nosl. J. Cslvnuua, \. y, a.
sses 81 tAs 0anna HooG, &C. - s -. /.
"A 1sss = zAssssais u N4I1uA"
00s eneee - u . plain snvslsps, temy -
peseaGe ceanps. By Dr. J. @. KLlNG III ~.
0ev = Il =. Q. box 4.sSs aue9S -d1va0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
EDUCATION a..
or. CLARA'S ACADEMI
~ cuARrenRD 1859.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE OR
DER OF ST. DOMINIC.
BENTON, LAFAYETTE CO., Wis.

UI HE SISIkNS Of vHE OK-
DER OF ST. DOMINIC.
BENTON, LAFAYETTE CO., Wis.
This Academy, under the direction Of the Sisters Of
Dt. Dominic h situated in the town Of Beatou which
b Il miles northeast Of 0aleua and II miles eaet a
Dubnque The grouuds are very eztsnsive. the sits-
alton ealubrious and agreeable, aGOrding every 81
vantage that pafents derirc for the phyeical -
veil ~ mental Improvement VI their children Ths
routine Oi instruction embraces the various branches
Of elementary training, together With those which
constitute the higher departments 81 finished odu.
cation. regular Of studies h peeecsbed log
eny. Tia Scientific acpartments receive muet care
Sul attention. Lectures delivered during he yeal
upon the various branches included In the couroo,
and upon Othera which are not ueually made the oh
ject Of special study. The musical department il
der the control of experienced and accomplished
tcaehers Parents may rect satis6ed that the moral
and intel ectual Improvement, n well n the wsnta
and comforts Of pupils, will he attended to with the
most -crupuous and conscientious care. and In case
Of sickness the Sisters leave nothing undone 70 sup
ply the place Of the most devoted parent.
TERMS:
Board and tuition, including all the branches taught
In the highest schools, sewing, &C., per quarter n
three calandar months. ......................$ -;
Per scholastic year from the nrst Monday In Septem
Der to the third Thursday In July. ......... .$la
Washing, per quarter Observation-Disclosures.
Bed and bedding. per quarter. :
EXTRA cnAKGEs.
Music Piano per quar'er,.. vi
Harp, Observation-Disclosures. u
:. Guitar. - ........... ..........
Vocal. - ............. .....
Payments are required invariably quarterly In ad
vance. No pupil received for shorter period thar
three months
The Annual Commencement. which takes place or
the THRU Thursday in July, is proceeded BY public
examination Of alt the pupiIs. The first Term com
mences "n the fret Monday In September.
For further particulars address " MOTHER EU-
co,,nfv Nis~ ecnta.d6n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
LOUISVILLE
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.

DraWnDaily ~ state Authority.
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO., MANA0ERs.
WI Capital p 80 from $500 - os.0Oo.-
Whole tickets from one 10 twenty do'lass; shares
in pfopostion.
CHculare Of the above Lotteries sent free Of
charge. Orders for tickets promptly attended
TO Drawings sent ~ soon ~ the lottery 10
drawn. Address
MURRY, EDDY 1 CO..
JulH2-6m. Box sos. Louisville. Nv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

53Ef[5k3 cpeFmateSfk0o or eea1oaa 0eai..
.,..Sss n. ~, Privs'e Diseases, 1soals o..
ne1se eev1Alet on NE shove diseases. eosssi."s q
leeyD paess. - giving fsll pertIe1lsss ~ !. ~
o14so0 - ee0oept 81 - ceneo-
10 LADleo.-A paasAlss 81 special t~,s,ea.es a.
0arSse1 LAoo 81 oe1sss seat N sealed emvsec~ -
reeslVe - sea0e. oeeess III letters 10 m oAssSe
110v0vs9 ~ Ha0ss uue. aae1s-AAviy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

PRoFlr AND Loss.-A Western candidate
for Congress. who had largo end well
stocked farm, vas annoyed 1t the almost
nightly diss ppearance & ON his premises Of
. number ofnogs. A v,gilant watch enabled
him to detect the thief. who proved TO bs q
neighbor and warm political e. lend Of the
candi ate-one. in fact. upon whose assist
ance he greatly relied in the coming canvass.
lie disllked to lose his supp ,r,, and he disc
liked more the idea Of losing his hogs SO be
made up his mind to be frank with the thief
ard try to rave, IN more senses than one,
his bacon. lie went at once to he neigh.
Dor, told him what he had ascertsined, ex
pressed his desire not TO make public ex>
posture, and said :-"Now, make this prop
osition-if you viii let my hogs alone in
the future l will say nothing Of the past, but
when I kill in the fall. I'll put into your Gel.
lar five barrels Of - good pork ~ l make
The fellow reflected moment and then re-
piled :-"Well, Squire, that's fair propo.
sition, anyhow, aud seeing a. IFS you. III
do i, but vow believe shall lose pork
BY the operation"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

HVRONrlN0 ON WASHINGTON AvRwun
~ Si1sAs Seveath cad Green Sta. ST. i0iIia
-: ta.ks, Hatch, Felt Z Co., Propeie1er.
- umly DDo01As kept On lle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
MADAM r 4. MEARS.

No. 234 Madison Avenue, New York.
Will reopen her FRENCH and ENGLISH
lioardins aud Day School September goth.
Nine. q. NJ, will he 1t hcme after September
1Oth to receive personal applications ee1qlu,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

oAleN9' MEAD olePEloeAnv
ESTABLISHED 1850, AND CHARTERED.
Has jnst published the youths MANUAI.;i
continuing SD RACES and 100 illustrations on the An
aioiy ard Physiology Of the Sexual Orgsns Of both
Sexes. In health and disease with Treatise ON Sex
nal Diseases. including Self Abuse. Private Diseases,
Female Complaints. &C.. with sew methods Of treat.
msnf, intended = guide Tor Married and single
SEMI under zeal to any address. price q.
Those efhicted With Hernia Deafness. rseulA Piles
Nocturnal Emmissions varicocele. by enclosing .
stamp win receive price list Of our Lew remedies
for these diseases.
THE ELECTROMAGNETIC PREVENTIVE
Those desiring 10 limit their osprIpg, eselose
stamp Tor Pamphlet containing ensravisgs and ex
plantations Of the above preventive with essay o.
the subject Of prevention All correspondence couA.
dental. Address al letters 70 J. 8. WILLIAMS,
augs9-diy Drawer 2t5. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

AT TIE GALENlC MEDI.
CAL INSTITUTE. In Concsrt
Hall Block, near ths Pest OF.
iice, Sr. Pau, Minnesota.
"rhs only regular eAasteeed
lnornary 81 the HAD n tho Weoe,
IN charge Of . regular oas4esa, .
graduate Of the Medical Co1le9e
% Ohio.
cosssDanrlAL CoHsrlYAs,oD.
Gparmateffkma a. S.~,snea nm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

0EyRUAh Ngvv0.
A young Montreal poblishes has aSsesad.
I'd With 3e5 600 not his own.
Scotland il ovesrua With Americans this
year and the hetel keepers are happy.
A mass Of best eannel coal Of The sire Of
. whale contains more oil than there 70 In
the fish.
In Cincinnati, within the ls,t nix weeks,
out Of 200 applicants for marriage hcsnsss,
% were unable TO write their own names.
On Monday last the revenue odlcsrs, ssis-
ed 100 sheep at St. Johnsbury, VI, - the
owner could not remember how many be
had. lie returned 70O-ths oncs-s knew
better.
At Virginia City, Nevada, q certain 80
sons Of the year. stoves become - highly
charged with electricity that on toschino
them, or culinary utensils placed thereon. Z
smart shock 10 experisnecd.
A steam fire eagine is going across tn
plains to Denver
A man in Canada has invented . rifle
which fires . hundred times 10 four min
utes.
Good apples are selling in the New Yefh
market for three dollars and 6fly cents pol
barrel, and ore dull at that.
In computing::intsrcst At Z $40 per cent,
Il is so0etimes useful 10 know that the io>
tssest on any principal will equal that psin.
cipal in 5000 DAYS, one>tensh Of it tn 500
days, and % en-.
Henry Wells. Of Aurora. Cayuss county,
New York. one Of the express company
millionaire. is spending $3.50. 900 10 build
Ing and endow,ng fine ladies' seminary ia
that town.
The trade in rost D, - is veil known. 10 d
considerable impor ance in France. Boo
trees are cultivated in different parts Of The
country in open fields, just - turnips q
cabbaees. Thus. there ere 100000 rose
trees near Orleans; 100000 near Metz -
1000, 900 near Algiers; l,60C, 900 near Ly
ons; 100000 near Paris. and 1900. 900 il
the thirteen communes Of Erie Comte.kob
ert. The varieties called Ross.the Bourbon
and Nonsense flourish particularly in tbs
environs Of Paris and Orleans.
The peculiarit:es Of authors are Away
interesting, and We are thrilled with del CHI
when we read what Miss Braddon wrote sit
ting ON low stool, using book - hei
desk. George Sala, We are also informed
writes on . chair, bending on his knees be.
fore his paper, because be Is near<sighted
In our intimacy with authors We have no
ticed some Of their characteristics which ars
amusing. DR.. Holmes wrote Elise Vsnnei
while he vas suspended from trapeze BY
his feet. II his ideas ceased to tlow, he gave
his body the requisite impetus. and ate,
humping his head several times against the
ceiling, resumed work. Thurlow Weed, o.
the New York Times. writes his articles or
the top ofhis hat, reclining on his back on Z
sofa At tho Aston House. Hesace Greeley
seats himself on = cushion Allied With bran
and uses pen-handle Two yards long. III
also uses broad shee', about the size Of IN,
Tribune. which is pinned against opposite
walls Of the room. Bsyard Taylor compose'
VII le travelling up and down Broadway II
IN Omnibus. There are very few, il any
writer's Of distinction Who cit down like or
binary nortals At desk.
l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

BossoS Conxsas, n. T., Dee. -. lesl.-- w
n 1syg q Ce.-Ussss:- i freely give yoa liberty
g make use ofths sol.owiog certificate Of ths vels
10 Of Ceossitsslss Waal4. which I eas rseon-
mend 10 ne ghest manner: ~ wife was stteeh
q With paiss the shoulders, whole leaGsh cftee
Sock. "a IL hsr linbs. with AstPsessios Y ~
RsNt go krvisse6ee u ~ Rye11~. ! eaIledoo
eAysjsian Who assoedsd hee abost three nsasos,
vSee he len her Wsese than be he'd foaad hss. ]
theu employed one q the best physieiaos eould
1sd. Who attended Der Tor about nine nostse
ed while she wes under hts care she did sss sss-
6se este = much pam. He finally -Gsve her ..ps
- eail ssA&r esss sss ssesss1ie. FSe." sasd Be
sesAs ~ ssek combinations q eeMptstass tAss
aetjsns etesa fee ON eperstes s1o6as( ssMs e(Ar
Of ~ dtlDesilias-" About THE tine che eom-
1ssesd IS ne Of C3estitutios Waaer, aaAt = en-
ut1er aatouishment. alness the 0sst doss see0e6
70 hsse he desired eject. end she kept % NJ
peovipe rapidly under its treatmeee. aSd new 80
sssjssendc satirely her d0meSeie a6aiss. HE -
- taken aoy TIE Cesstseatjea Wotss TT aeoot
6sar Wsehs, cd ~ - happy - ~ sasa u ~
uPoduoed posmanenteure. -
IN. II. VAN BENSCH0feN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08
PURE GRAPE WINE.
SPEER'S SAMBuRG POET WIZ
Vineyard. Passaic. New Jersey.
Pure and Z our Ecars Old.
For tho Communion. Tai L. and trwi', Jtr,

FMUoCOlHFN N fWVfItIANH fNN
FEMAiEN, WEAKLY PERSONS Ann tNNAIH
SasnhnsR 0ssrs of Portugal. tho Great ken.r, ~
Kidney Affections, Rhruma'lsni. aud all
CMsunsr Complaint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

irritate and drcncii the kidneys. and by c0nktsn
use soon lead 10 chronic dcgcner alton and con-
nrmed disease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-08

b creating sensaiion among the friends n those whe
have had their grey hair restored 70 their yOutAfa
COLOR and those whose bald heads have been covered
with : iuxuriant growth of hair. II changes and
improves their looks that intimate acauaiutaners
scarcely recognise each other. For sale by drugges,
~ whom circulars can be obtained containing testm0
ny to prUve what We hove intimaied.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23

this city. There have been only 81 deaths
by cholera since the 18th in this city, ex-
elusive Of soldiers in barracks. The Board
of Health to-day report the mortality less,
including the cholera, during the present
summer than for several seasons past.
Sent 10 Jail.
Joyce, Judge protein of the city court,
sent Nm. Kaye, ex-Mayor, now Chief OF
Police, TO jail for contempt Of court, but re-
leased him after q brief Imprisonment.
From south America
Fortress Monroe, August IS.-The Eng
lish bark Traveller, from Rio Janeiro in
twenty-six days, with a cargo of coffee,
bound to New York, arrived this afternoon
and YVES ordered TO Baltimore.
The Traveller brings River Platte dates
70 the 10th of July.
A steamer had arrived at Rio from Mon
tevideo bringing intelligence Of the general
failure of the allied forces in their opera
tions against the Peraguayans, and that the
latter had surrounded their army in s
swamp near Hamaita on the Paraguay river.
The stock of the allied army was dying of
rapidly, and Lopez, the commander Of the
P~sraguayan army, was confident and ener-
getic in MS efforts to deal a final blow to
the war.
General and financial business at Rio
was in q complete state of stagnstiOn.
Money was at a discount and 7-50s dull.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23
Washington News.

NEw York, August 22.-The morning
papers have the following Washington
specials:
The Treasury Department.
The Treasury Department has received q
draft on Barring & Bros, of England, for the
amount Of FL, S44 los l0d sterling, as the
proceeds of the sale Of the surrendered Con-
federate vessel Shenandoah. The draft has
been sent to New York, with directions to
deposit the amount 10 the credit Of the
United States as proceeds from the sale of
surrendered and abandoned property.
The attention Of the Treasury authorities
was attracted about the year 1863 TO the
Propriety Of appointing custom agents at
different ports ofthe United States to exam
Inc the effects of passengers from foreign
ports, as evidence had been received that
large quantities Of dutiable goods were in
t.odueed in this manner. A statement OF
duties thus collected has been made for the
port OF New York, which exhibits as the
sums collected since 1862 In the year 1852
SS0l, 940 were collected on the the docks:
in 1858 Ss7S,556; in 1864 $s7s,2I2; in 1855
S2,s25,6l6, and up TO the end of July of the
present year, 81, 165,472, making a total Of
duties on the docks from the passengers os
steamers, of S6,s49,776.
Indian Affairs.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
recently received many highly Satisfactory
reports from the Indian asents on the from
tier. They generally represent that the
tribes that lave effected treaties with the
government are DESTROYS of perpetuating
them, and manifest an intense hatred to-
wards those who have violated their pledges.
Interesting 70 Soldiers.
The Paymsster Generals Department is
daily receiving from 500 to LOCO applica-
tons for extra bounty under the equaliEs-
ton get. As the military board having in
charge the preparation of rules and regula-
tons affecting the disbursement of the $780,
100000 has not yet reported, these claims
viii probably remain on file for some
months yet
It is stated that Paymaster General Brice
viii officially inform all interested in this
appropriation SIS soon as their accounts shall
be ready for adjustment.
ARebeI Congressman PardOned.
The Presi6snt has directed q pardon to be
made out for Charles NJ. Conrsd. of Louis
ianA, a member Of the rebel Congress. Mr..
Conrad was Secretary OF War under the ad-
ministrsSion of President Fillmore.
Judge Holt 20 be SuPereedea.
AThe Times'speeial say it is stated on good
authority that Jadge Holt, Judge Advocate
General, Will be superseded in few DAYS.
His successor is not named.
Secretary stanton.
A Herald's special says that Secretary
Stanton will not resign I'LL he has given
I Congress, at its next session, a report Of his
department during the rebellion. He will
receive a Foreign mission, either to Spain or
Russia.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23
M-sWEET OPOPoNAXt Is the

M-sWEEF OPoPoNAXt Is the
uweetest Extract made. superOedes all others
Try it once; win use no other. aug1-sst
srFHE BRIDAL OHAABER-An
Essay q Warning end Instruction for Young Men,
Also, new aid reliable treatment for DISEASES o.
the Urinary ana sexual Systems. nent ffee IN
Hsaied snvsia9o. address Dr. ). skllin Houghtoni
HoEerd ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa mT 3
- SWEET OPOPONAXl New
Perfume from Mexico. Ths only fashionsols Per-
ume and ladies' delight. engI:Ss4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23
USE DODD's NERVlNE
3D. a".G001KLES
q "a
RE Nc 0Y
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
TIE ACME OF PERFECTION.

II PESErEAIXs the secret ambush OF tEis terrible
disease. and exterminates II, root sHd branch, for
ever.
IT REMOVES all the Sretched symptoms OF this
Icathsome malady, and sverts consumption.
II OLEAss the head, GsodOrizes the breath, and
zforis the most grateful relief.
It AGLE7IATEs more agony s=d silsaT suffering
than tongue can tell
It Is NOTED for curing the most hopeless cAses.
shat every known means failed in
IT CUES Hay. Rose and Periodic CatarFh, Of tins
most obstinate an violent types
No Fozn Of CatArrh OF noiss Z the head CAD re
sist its penetrating power.
Oh. GooDKLE's Catsrrh Remedy is a harmless
LIQUID. inhaled from the cain Of the hand.
DE-. 3. GooDALs Is known throughout the coun-
try, as the Author Of the only True Theory Ct Os-
taTrh ever pubiishei-Mods Of TraAtlen5-aEd
Rapid Cure IN al its fcrms-
"a. GoobAhEis Pamphlet on Cstarrh should b.
Rad by evsry cns. It can be obtained at our near
est Agency, OF = Eendi7s q postage stamp 70 our
cf5ce.
Price 81 90. send q stamp for pamphlet.
@. 3. PAREEE. Solo Agent, rs Bleeczsr street
Kew York
ssls hr G. ". CLARK, Cleveland fsbs:Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23

BuReIARy-The house of J. Higbee, on
the Heights, was entered by burglars on
Monday night, who took two coats, enc pair
of pants and one cravat from the room
where Mr.. II. was sleeping. There is no
clue 70 the burglars. NJ. Il. says that the
burglars either entered the house some time
during the day and secreted themselves or
they entered at night by means of false
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