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THE GREAT j ISSUE.

.FHR UNION RRPUBI1cAS PLATFORM. 1
Amendment OF the Constitution OF
4 heUnited States which Passed Com
eresS at its late Session by the Con-
stItutIona1 ,1IaIsrity, OF TEE0-' Thirds,
ana is now before The States for Rat
iAcatioPTa ~ jiaH Il ,it
Received, By the Senate and House of Rep-d
Tese96Sslye p sn Ies ~ 10th
Houses concurring, That the folio wing alteie
be proposed to the Legislatures OF the seRerSll
States as an amendment to the Cons tuition
OF the United States, which, w hen Fatined
BY three Rf0ufthsl OF the cad AegIsint ntnreS,
shall be valid ss g part Of the g9nstttuton'
namtnraiized m in tiiesU ited States, and subject
Uhits3 g 4 state aha Of the state whaleln they
reside. No State shall ,mRkeor. enforce any
law which shall abridge the privileges or Inn.
mnhitieS OF the citizens OF heiUnted States
NorShan any State deprive any person OF
| life, liberty or property without dine process
GI ias h1 tSe sonSl Of the laws
SECTION 3. Representative shall be appor-
Ltioned among the several States aceoniing 70
1 lnumher,of persons In each Statei excluding
| Indians not tAKedi but whenever the rtghetQ
vote 9 A. any m dof fo
Icialj omcelY, 81. the, Tnembels Of the Ieglsla!
inhabitSnfs of such Stat being tWent ysolt
4 Wears 81 ace and citizens Of the United States
| Fin any way! abridged, except for paEdctipai
| ton ii Febeltlon or other crime, the basis 9
representatio therein shall be reduceq u
the proportion which the number of spct
male citizens shall bear to theWhole numhel
| OF male citizens -twenty-one years OF age II
that State. .12.S = Alas
SECTION 3. No person shall be q Senator q
Representative In CONGRESS, elector of Pfest
ttlent or Vice President, or hold any ONCE
civil ormilitary, under the United States p
under any State, who, hfSSY1ng previously @
ken an oath as q membet OF Congress, or as
member of any State legislature or as an ex
ecutive or Judicial ofilcer Of any state,
lsupportthe Consti tut lon of the United states
shall have engaged In lnsuF FFection QE feoel
1 hon against the same or given aid ana com
fort to- the enemies thereof; but CongreS
may. bya Yote OF tWo-thirdB OF eaeh dous
remove such disability. ~. Us u *, ..,,,k
Section 4. The validity OF the public deh
of, the United States authorized by law ~
lcluding debts incurred Tor the payment
/ pensions and bounties for services IN SUI
! pressing insuTTecttpn or lllQni shall nc
! n bedueSttoned; but neither the United stats
nor any State shall assume or pay any. DEL
or ohligat lon incurred in, aid Of insnEEeetlo g
{ Tor BebelliOn against the pntted StateSi 2f an
{ Iclafm for the loss or emRncip OF an
slave, but all such debts, obktgatlons, an
I claims shall be held ILLEGAL and void"
Ii[ SEC, 8! The Congress ShRllihaVe power
enforce by. appropriate legislation the pr
lYiGious OF this article SD 1ff g'ttf'l ~ ~
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.5 A CINCINNATI correspondent or the
New York oouMereiGE writes Rs. fol-
lows;io .3asI no & ff ,IsbGs 1andsi
Our vineyard men, are picking the
grape berries from their stocks. Such
lamentable sights I never saw before.
Two or three good berries toAbout forty
deceyed opesli If each bunGh never
had more, one could stand it, but in
spring there is always great, promise
which iourssumIners eheetually kills.
Our vine dHessers are giving 1T up, and
every wear diminfshes the number Of
acres of vineyards drestofe8 them to
rougher vegetation, such ,aS corn and
grass. u i5,...s:- 3aGn3 oil 70 Ia9ustEs1g
We must in ytneyards make le,ia g new
start. Slovenliness must be tepudiH iHted.
tISongVorthtsi Americah ahisLn won edo.
Ear from our soils or our atmosp pheres
| as L,ongworth took for granite ,hetng
/ better adapted To grape culture than
Europe, they are less 50; and the same
Is true Of Americana ngrape vines. They
all have the aCtdB ohetderl IN TOO os4nT8e
q degree, and need culture " FemQYe It.
FThe erapes OF Europe owe their hpe
FLAVOR TO q culture OF q Thousand years,
EimproVefl constantly by highly 1ntelH-
gent methods, and unless we can find
i some way TO shield our grapes agains,
the stfng1ug Influences of the peculiar
Efadiati6h 6fheat on our Western land
land the piercing rays of-iour sunshinf
hupon wet yegetatio tion, and against the
extremes 70 which our vines are sub
jected, which gives them a s1Ffeft one
Fdayoandl excessive hunger or thirst the
next, and which feeds them. 18th sup
Lstauces really foreign TO good Wtnei m
tiess we can do this, we shal nave g
|, abtndoh7 grapePineB a. satl open sneiC
I cnltpFe, This. Is my Je1perieucsu o
thirfy year, and give y feE .aEhsEF4 os
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p AlUNIQUEtANDi ORIGINAL RECEPTION.
The fashionable ladies of New York
have invented " something new under
the sum-" Itisa ssMother and Infant
Reception.e The 1NEpTess gives full
particulars of the .lStest affair Of the
kind, minutely describing the habili-
ments Of the happy mother and her
child worn on the OCCASION. It'says:
The young wife OF one OF our distin-
puishedf 1awy ers invited her lady
friends to see her beautiful infant
wheni It reached the ihdYRnced age of
four weeks, The rosy looking baby
was attired in a beautiful dress of lace
sleeves Iooped with gold I and a broad
blue sash around its virgin waist. iiit,
4 The mother wore an elegant French
gown of deep lavender, made in broad
'plaits at the back, and f1oaHng from the
neck in along train. Broad lavender
lyribb6hsl were fastened on each shoulder,
brought down,to the waist and finished
with bow and'long ends. Thepoint
of the robe opened over a skirt OF cam
| bric, tucked with eluny between each
tuck, and L lined with lavender
gloves, ic and some C0lored .1ribbons
On her. hair hair completed most
disttnguished toilet. The reception
Twas from two until four O'Clock
and during those hours thesstreet IN
i front OF, the house WAS lined with ole
CANT carriages. Benoiton was in; tbs
ASCENDANT. Fair forms hoated from The
carriages; dressed in the latest style
Bonnets, gwhiohi looked like head
dresses bakqnes deep pointed, shawli
l.of lace and cashmere, dresses of moir'
J and corded silk, and diamonds, len
their richness for heoecasion.. n..t.gl e. -
J Vi The perfume of the sweetest flower
filled the rooms, and the ladies gloriel
, in enjoying themselves all the NOR
within, when the nearest pair OF pahta
J looms was on theccoach box ontside.-
} The conversation was especta IL unique
, The reception was not even protaned b,
a a man waiter appearing. Many rtc
presents were given to the unconsct6u
little eherub, oniwhose account 80 mucl
0 fuss had been made. Even the inYita
tions were novel: z.,, .,a4s D..
II: Mrs. &C! LII AND DAUsHTEis.'; = q
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1khearts to dare and heads to plan
In crushing tyranny united,
Then in his majesty would man
Rise up, and every wrong be r1ghtcd.
IA II men would ancient feuds GoreRo, =
And Faction cease tQmake Commotion,
OutShinIng morn again would glow
Our emerald on the breast of Ocean.
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Il only necessary to say that accept
the nominadppi the spirit In which 1t
istendered me 1sppop the platform |
ed; will use mytb st exerttons to merit
the confidence th lrepOsea in me. y Il
- = ours truly, Us, WTCHER.
To AIessrs; j. .r6J. Fc9regy. w. j. Bore
40 n a.
44oes1lsk 10I'sh's'tSss.s ~ ~ Il
ppraTnENT TINC T.Vsa CkBINET.
: +=7ss'sFs sFsff.A4 -ifeiSs'4
ttar frolnl Judge afes.ssThe Views
ar fhe, canine on tile ADMISSION ort
2 sliSt.egses sllEti y saIfls
~ 81 A .As .
PKG This following lei ter gas written by |
,1eS7 A!ttoFpe fepqeEal bates some Two
months ago. put 1ofl mas
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! ENtBN MEN, Women p1gYtalkI
ftheit inherent lights as much as they
please, but they can't overcome nature
They may preach about the equality of
the sexes, but they CAN'T oyero0me facts
and ORGANIZATIONS slitisit 1stfs -sIs -, e
Men and oaks We're made to be
tWifned, and women and ivy were 1nade
70 twine about them.
Th6nghian' equality were to be estab-
lished between calico and cassimeFe, to-
in6frot tS it would not be d week before
all the toffeeEs sSWoulds be mem and all
the soldiers lVaomets gpoR gf5 =ggli3
d5TlsrhdI6s are perfectly s. willing to go
aheiid proytded the Iden 90 tirss. SET
firs t0 q stkainbp I, and not = yard 81
tiffiityvEilE hndge I'll simera sets the
example. So long as the men cling 70
the vessel, the women VIII cling 70 the
iSe6 hat 8 th6fs men plunge over
board, ehemisette plunged too. As we
l sai(l before sfefoFnefs sftlttY f1Stlte sas
lfl4bv faaV4ab0ut eqnal ghtss but t1eS
IfsRIf alter the re nIati ions S0f God. q
| ifsaS tIn6nbnIsi 81 ibie for women toeut them
/ selFe loose nom men, as it Is Tor stee
dust 10 free itself from its attachmen
TO magpesaIt3 E8nEoE
az
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Nv. T. SINGLETON,
10 BLACR8nNHHBsy .,iig"
81 .Peter Wrights" patent the

A .NyIL!s, ..:ss.er lWFght4" Retepts the
skEIIoWlSs HFDatas's Eo4d, 1alre.) ~ f.as5
VfsFS Paisley, Nelson 4 Co'R.n
s4STED9ES! SKID ee AI6didG HAND E1auiflItfii s. N
STEEL, glSt Hndl sheaES 5 RpFpds Square,
: Sffa5S. ne fest a6s6EtEn6 emit IN the Sltyes3l
- s, ..s5t r, g. iHIII!pREEH e BIO, a,
Eaty28 IifYf fsa fSy buf- .safl5lfTs ma
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4EETER.FRoAt COL. wTToHER AcGEPrTNe
HIS NOMINATION..
CABE11 O. H., ". Va, Oct. LIST, 1866.

CABELL @. H., w. Va, Oct. LIST, 1856.
il AGENTLElEsN:-ssYo y YoursIo or the 3Qth OF
August last informing me OF my nom
inatioh by the Union CONVENTION Jas.
sembled at Parkersburg for the office Of
Secretary of State, did not reach me till
to-day. After thanking you, and the
high honor conferred upon me I deem
it only necessary to say that / accept
the nominadp the spirit In which 1t
iStendered me q upop the platform
adopted by thee ,Vention, and IL elect
ed, will use my,ib st exertions to merit
the nfidenoe TIN Ireposed in me. y
Yours truly, Us, WTDCHER.. {
To Messrs; J.rC. TcGrew, w. ], Bore
man, !. NJ, Hagans z. AZ. Hale, tt II.
Logan, Committee. =.
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anstlranfe.. .-....s .ssa /.
FFrIank am I!l I!nlsIaiif.a Iii.l!iI f.anIce VI goimpany
elsA
1Estos1 .u sH5 oFfW14ElfiliLrlEa-i ~ ii9fIIlsi -
AIyItAl,

ts:s-os1 Is. : oFfWaEEILHfa- 3 iipfiIP,t -
ApItRl
tolIli.sl ~ ,5 nrfEGcE0ts; ~ si,ii, ii,ssb
T.H Logan, 7. Il shalleroa5s = s. RheaeSSs
Geo. Afendel, J.. H4HObhs, SAnl. McEtels
Ian, 9stW. FTanNhein, Ias. n. Vance, iAle1s
LAnghlln. rli's,J-H iu7 ~ iit - - a. tti,iou
SIISSiHts COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
done q succe snl btsine eSs, Is TIN pFepared
10 tl1Ie ffSlts al fair rates ON Bpi pt all
Kinds, MeFchandIse, Manufaet prlng Esstah-
lishmentsy Furn itpre, Steam Boa1s ana fCar=
goes on the Western Rivers and lakes
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they 6n1 6e insured on
Dwellings. Furniture, Barns and eontenGAIoE
q or years ut reduced rates. q ''i5,. ,.i5.NL,s
This being home trstit tuition, with the lhF-
ReSt capital and surplus OF any company IN
IN the state and compdsed OF some
ninety -four stoCSholdersi lnost ofWhofnl are
among our best business men, ft,e0lnInends
ITSELF To- the favorable consideration OF tho
fnsnrinR public, and soliclts their patronage
3 ApplIcat ions for .tnsprnpce WIN be promptly
attended to BY the SecretaFysS sSal. ..ss..,.
Ohica North side. of Monroe. 6etween
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, w siNa.l
| over the SAVINGS Institution OF Mhealing.i
| I,s,S.sTlflf Tlg..FTi5; N. N.(isARTHDR, Secretary.
II {5ANdlIe lIcGIiEEILAR1SE PRESIDENT aEt,t
l. GEO. MENDEISiV lice Prestdant ..ll.- oGl9
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WATTS. the Reason R-Why do birds
Rs5d Il va stf i sat E hssi ssy Fa SEah
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b l.3th RO9BNDAIEC CE1LBNTyg gs5l8f
-10n BHEA6ROsERTDALEs HYnRAULIC
sSHssHIs - Tns oply Y EsAiiP'Rl9Ss rs tt
- ss.,ris,i, rijfR. CyHLhpRETH& BRQ.sltf
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8ledttal. ~. L, TO-. :.
SsmttSa Ssmiltbs,t Ctrra,ltur. o. z
.s,.H .HuELRHREYRs !. 81 Al. Z
Honamopathio Specifies.

uAyE .PROYBD,-FROAE THE MOST AMPLE
u experience, an entire SUCCESS Stmple-Rronlpti-
Faieient, and Reliable. They arc the only mcdl-
cines perfectly sdaptsd to popular 9HeE2 q, simple
hhrmlesS TO bo fres from DANGER And 20 g
"a b9 ALWAYS reliable, ThDy have raised the highest
eommGndGti0n from ALL and will alWays rondoE sat
staesslioon;r l..i..l,tdl nat .aag g.on acAn,s.
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No. 1. Cures FeVerS Congestion, InHammAtiops-, 8
I'd "a "a tWUTmS, Worm ever Worn: :Coie:.. g
"a -tCrYtuE Collie, or TeethinR Of Infants g
Att I" DiafFhea OF children and RdultE.... g
riG 81 Es ;DyIsntGFY, Gripping, BItQI1B Q0lic.,.. g
6, ChOlerA- MoEbus, ,Nansea, YoGtittug. q
GtIl O0nRhS Colds, BTun0hi IS
IS Neuralgia, ToOthnche, FAccachc. g
RS15Gses siSSs ii5s asa5sls Yeriso. &
IL L's sGppfe6SFd. or painfnl P6rioas4 g
fIt Whites, too pr0fuse PeEtOE8,........., 3
uN IL "a 'CIfSnp 6ongh, difieuit BreathInE.!! 25
A s1h1t MSSfGmS hFSISsRst EFPSf5i2ns 8
~ i6 st Fever and ARue, UlIill, Fever, ARus8 50
IL Piles, blind or bleeding g...,..;..-...... 50
H Is, - opht3lmy, and soTe or Ee3k Eyss.:. S s9
"a ti iAt NVh0bping Cough, violent COughs.s 40
WT 4" Asthma, Oppressed BFEathinR .,,..r...., 80
~ at Ear DfaehhFge8s Impaired HeaFtnR.... 80
~ fis sHcr0fnla, enlarged Glands SIEFl1ngH 50
- a. d General Debility, Physical Weakness 30
Ia IS, g iDrOp5y, and SOantyl SECRET 60
,Il NJ 81 Kidney iniEaasH Gravel s.... 30
u - Nervous Debility Seminal Emissions, [
aff 1f.iH involuntary 90
1Gs TaiaSIS TSttinF bc "a
n az Painful Periods, even with SpAaEns. 81
(" 50, suffering! e chanRe o. liIe 0G
m Diptherin. uleeEated Sore TtlroAt....... g
tlffiSi. li,lfti lE FAMILY CASES. ~ tls1iti7ft
IS viaIs, moroeeocaset and bo9 9
20 lRrRa yRls, plain cases and book. U
iS boSea mo- 1 to lb,Y and bOO................. o.
| 'titI1efi sYETBRTGARY BPEVFICS. III ...,I-
liStnglS ViAls, with dlreet o
rhssp Rsnsess, BY the case q sipgie III L box ar
fse charge 1B TFfSsR1 e shs RE.SGf
,ri HOM0OPAPHIOMED 0OMRANYG
d. HuHSHRSPS SnI itSe6nsult s daily Al lis oiico
RiftsSaa RifstsSIs. % y iIsS TsH. .LoG8E CO.. astHtSs
feb24lX -. sSn9alln&.
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lANOrHER seATHING REBUKE.

Mr.. Johnson's Present Position Cone
2 sitPaSted with HIS n Ree0rtI-.DFeB Blaek-
burn OF tlHe Yellow Fever Plot Sup
ports His POIIeY--AlI the Canadian
Refugees are HIS EsEtsndsj-.Lette of
the Hon. John a. Potter 10 the Pres
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day last; w.
The DEMOCRATS In this State (New
York; seem to have lost heart since
they learned the result OF the elections
last week. They appear to have feel
t5syare e fSFeSgSmse ri bsS asfsSs s
hot, as d party, display the energy and
assurance which the crisis demands of
them, ii, they would succeed! Ie.is true
some of the Democratic papers have as
s1trGnce enough, and figure out victory
as positively for New York as they did
la fortnight ago for the States which
llfave Just gone against them. But this
is very shallow expedient, and the
rank and file of the party cannot now
be much deceived by il. The Rerub-
4 licans will carry the Empire State; and
we shall 'bs disapp binted II in all the
4 fail elections that are to come they do
not make as clean sweep asthey have
llamRle iu'thpse that haye alEeadSi taken
llhlRee4 Tho DeInpcrnts, in makingaup
lfheir minds to this I'm advance, display
a very commendabl sagacity and dis
cretiou. Se>'-s
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MRs.C- Ip-g AND DAueHFER,,i q !:
Thutsday, October 4th.
!: From until O'Clock. Mo- W----tsti !:
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- IHVWYsVFAELLWllL q
DR HUNPHRRtB tBgeDnBulted daily at his 0tlfeot
personally or BY letterS R9 19oye for q! forms Of
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the ICouFse.b q p TTE Ii0 "a I
! Ths above statsmlent as tothe present.
political situation Is confirmed as fol-
lows by Mr.. Raymond, author of the.
johnson platform, in his paper of Nom
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-7sga s.are bua aloaq4a aona riif@
40 i56il a61 ~ sisn sutsd gln aiG2m
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'rHe Democracy Z a,c.yl I5issiheartcned and De

'Ene Democracy DIButtAEtcAeu anu Dea
mOraIIzed In New Yorlk--.Funds
Growing Scarce and Speakers not
: CominE ID LTIme-.-The Iits IS up With
/ I them and tlley, Realize tt: i-,d |
rEF6nis ne HeraId,i late Johnso1 Paper. y 4
BGIt is evident that the Democrats in
tend to let the election in this State go
by default Their rout in Indiana,
Pepnsylvania, Ohio and Iowa has dis
-heaftened and demoralizeds their forces.
They can raise no more funds; for peo-
pie will not be silly enough to, throw.
away theirymoheyj on hopeless cause.
and their speakers fail to come up to
time. Their Republican allies see that,
the game is up, and are preparing to
follow Raymond back into the field.
The confidential friends OF Mr.. Weed
are busily engaged in whispering in
the ears Of the Republican State Com
mlttee and of the prominent Radicals
that ss'Weed. il not going to do Fent9n
much HARM" 1t Is now said that the
majority for Hoffman in this city may
| fall as low as twenty thousand. If Mr..
Hoffman is not driven from the field by
/ the mastery flank movement made
upon him by the Citizens Committee,
i in their terri BILE charges agatpst Street
/ Commission Cornell, ut isa evident
now that the election will be mere
form, and that Fenton will walk ovel
the course:b n n VIZ fJ n
i The aboye statement as tothe present
A political situation Is confirmed as fol,
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PREsIpRNE AINa o1N.s oAnINET

I.ettsi.l tronllL Judge aafes-.gEte Views
OF the Cabinet on the Admission OF
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- ~ n ZOE otNeINNAEI.

NO, or No. BO1EI NL
pestIon Towboats. and Barges l9s B1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Ttis Celebssted Rsaedy 10 an Istallibls
Cuse for SYPHILIS in the psinssy, Ses-
sadary and Tertiary Stage, =,
Ds.4ss's.::. 4 ssaa3 3's1ss e. e.
vAidk . casa1as e 6uin u $3.50,
II. nark's B ~ d
- saly 49, - - slgs9tQ1n ~ ON y.
- - e. - - ~ e1sai.
synptssns u he T8ssSt FSglsfy Stage.
mr. = tss~n tseAasessS = ssssn spssa4ass eea
4 HI sygslfHs e.. @; 81 li,'.is E.s els
es ~ &. 81 .ss Sus e "o s;s
81 3. '-''' 20 e''' '''' ''ss'' '''s r. se&se'
Symptoms Of he Seesn8ny Stage Of 81.
philis. 49, :.
is il known by ne followiAs. Ulcess IN the month
mod. throat, glanda. skin, hcad nails uucuus men,
s Gs.nes S 9S .ors On he ss and E
stagc, Dr. Marks Syphlltic Cure Pills and Throat
Wash, II the throat Il ulcerated-K mot, omit the
Wash.
These medicines are nm nfaiiible cure for this stage
y used .sihe1t length Of tise to eradicate the poi.
Price per package 5000. including Throat WASH
II omitted. $s.e0 pr package. t&
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
Syphilis.
This stage Il known BY the following symptoms:-
Nodca 81 hard and painful Tumors on tke Bones En-
argemens u the Joints, C0ntfnctions hard psins
In the Bones and JOINTS CARES. decay u the Bones
Syphiieic Rheumafism. Alteration Of the Parts, ate.
TO cure the Third OF Tertiary Stage. use d. Marks
Syphilic Cure and Pills. These medicines win cufe
the longest standing and worst cases. They will cure
the most excruciatng pains in the Bones and JOHN
= few days. Pricc pcs package 500.
s42ctce % the sA0gteted.
Read the symptoms above described Of eAeof btago
OF Syphs, and procure at ones the medicines 0t tie
stage with which you suasr. They will e6ectually
cure you.
treatise syphtic Diseases, giving plain difss.
tions to cure The dieefcnt ssagcs accompanies each
N. b.-DR Marks sYPHILrTIC CUnD And
PILLS are an inlAllibic cure for RHEUllAT56G. -
natter h0w sung standing OF how bad. They fsmovs
the cause and the cure IL certain and permanent
Price 800 per package. ~.
The Medicines will be sent By express to an paf u
the country. receipt Of the money and q CENTS -
ditional to pay for boxing and shipping. x
Prepared and sold BY DR.. Z. R1srxsiy q. NJ,
@ North Fith street g.; Louis. No, and - tAsif
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09

Il valuable aseistanl = ~ lsdns - 0.somflja
IN snbdul1G H. dlesnso n Io1i9o - og1 oFil1a
puri1es ~ Hood and resolves Dc &C.,, anA he
Ointment sesls ne sescs snd kilb y 9Ssfse and
ase recommended to Be red Ut tAsss 90 poahb.
DR.. 1sstefly's Iodine : oaxsaperilla
n npidly sspssss1ae ail oth9 6anaos1nls and
Blood Purifying Medicines. NeaeG ~ IL oaA Scr
obsolete. WHINE this b every day inse h pppalif
favor. Druegiss and dealers who l6fnefy lafe6ased
By ~ dcss1 now 0sasf b ~ 0suss - M 0r1a
ct . tine. b y Wauonted III TtmD 0TDOH0BR
CHEAPER 80 B9CT3n than any othee 0os1apaf.
llla or Blood Purifying. lsdiciee SOW o1sed % The
Public. OF NO mosey WIN be taken fos n Therefore
ask for
DR.. Basterly'e Iodine { Sarooparilla
AnA take nCthing eise.
Plce-the Iodine and 6arsaparilla q - pr bottle
Phce-0sidley's Salt Ahsu0 and Tel1er OlntDent,
u eea1s pr boltle.
Fspersd and soia b d.. = Hasteriy ! Co., No. n
NORTH Etilh street. ~ Lous No. Sold st their BrneA
Family Medicine Store. No. - Madison street, CHI
ego. his
R0s sale BY IN Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-09


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