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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03
TOW AND COUNT 7 R 7.

TA A communication has been sent
us 10 reply to the letter Of Rev. Mr. Nc
NAnAKA, published last week, in connec>
tion with the trial of the Rev. Mr.. FREE
MAN. which we cannot publish for several
reasons. this week, lie principal one OF
which is its extreme length. We beg to
say here ,ha. 10 our opinion this sui Ject
has gone far enough, and that i. would be
better for all parties to have the matter
drop where i, is. 1t may be pleasant for
some persons to devote their time aud
talents writing for the papers, but We
assure them it is not much fun for the
printer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

DISASTROUS FIRE-The mammoth
Propeller City Of Buffalo, which arrived
at Buffalo from Milwaukee, on the 80 h
ult., loaded with $4,000 bushels of oats
was destroyed by FIRE while unloading -
She was worth $4,000 and insured for
$4,000. A grain elevator and much
other property was destroyed at the same
time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

Bounty EQUALIZATION Bill In our
mex. issue we will publish the Bill to
equalize the bounties Of the soldiers and
sailors who served in the late war, as it
finally passed both Houses Of Congress
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

GREAT BANE FAlLvks.-The Dirming
ham (Euglard) BANKING Company sus.
pended business and closed their doors on
the 18th ult. The total liabilities are sup
posed to be over f2,0o0,0o0. Missnan
agement " as the canse of the failure. Z
is supposed tha results will be frieh,fui.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

TENNESSEE ADMITTED to ex-
pectation; President Johnson affixed bis
signature to the Congressional resolution
restoring Tennessee to her political rela-
tions with the Union, but sent in mes
sage to Congress giving sundry reasons,
substantially the same as heretofore urged
against the policy of Congress, why be
did no, like to sign it, and stating that bis
approval is not to be considered as an &C,
knowledgement OF the right Of Congress
to pass laws preliminary to the admission
Of representatives from any of the States.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

ly The admitting Nebraska into tia
Union a. state has failed 10 Become a
law. The President did not no,itr either
house that he had signed it, BE reservsd
bis signature, which secured its defeat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

SADowA.-The battle Of Sadowa, ac-
cording to the letters of correspondents
of the English paper. on the field, was one
Of the most tremendous encounters Of
modern times. An interesting description
Of the battle will be found on the inside of
to.day's paper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

New HoTEL.-Mr. b. +. MURpHT has
leased the PETERSON house on the north
side of the river, and is keeping a first
class boarding establishment in it. His
old friends from the country, and travellers
generally, will find it convenient and
well-kep' hotel. He has large and
commodious baru on the premises.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

POSTMASTER AT CLAtKs' Mills w 9
understand that Mr.. EsKoI KNArP, son
Of D. b. KSArr, Esq has been appointed
Postmaster at Clngks' Mills, in place of
SPENCER CLARK, radical Aboitionist,
removed. Mr. ENArp is a disabled SOL
dier, and strong Democrat, and will
make all efficient and accommodating
officer Ii We are correctly informed, the
means used to keep she disabled soldier
out, and the stay>at-home loyalist an the
Office, are disgraceful to some Of the lead :
ing Abolitionis,s in this town and Clarks'
Mills.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

MExIco.-ghe latest Mexican advice,,
ss usual. state that MAIIMILLIAS is about
to abdicate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

AccIDEST.-JoHS DooLAs, o. Kos
.uth had bis left hand badly hurt on
Wednesday evening, while working IN
Villas & Co.'S Mil. By coming 10 contact
With The shingle saw. No bones ~eFs
,yated, snt 5e ail }en5,'esf ts ysl' 2 :
:en ievs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

~ Congress just previous to adjourn
roep,, voted each rn3nts: .Ls e-oc Itch
sur, 81 81 rto sytr..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

S Gen. L.sAsDER Cutler, prorni-
ne1' citizen Of Milwaukee, die] II that
CITY las. Monds7
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03
New York. July 20

Ne" ToIK, Inty 20
The following dispatch has jus, hesa'
received from Cyrus w. Field:
HEARTS CONTENT, JULY %.
1--WE ARRIVED HERE Al g
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.. ALL
WELL. THANK GOD. The CABLE
HAS BEEN LAID, AND Is IN PER-
Feet WORKING ORDER.
fSigned} "CsRus ". FIELD"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

arrival Of the Great Eastern at
Hearts Content-Tne Laying of the
Cable a Complete suecess-England
and America UIited by Telegraph
Dispatches from Cyrus W. Field
Details of the veyage--eongratula.
tory Dispatehes--Late European
News, SC &c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

Heart. Content. July 81. o;a A'ry Ba,
July "a The Lsndon Tir,e. of the 26th
says Of the telegraph: lit is grea.
work The glory Of the age and na.ion-.
-. lay who have achieved il dsssrs to
..c.1led IL Fourth 7azel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

LIGHT ANIED.-ln our iasL ISSUE We
noticed the fac, that our County Board Of
Supervisors bad, pursuant to appointment,
recently met the County Supervisors OF
Calumet County at Clarks Mills, to take
action with reference to cur overllo~ed
lands: and that our Supervisors had re-
fused to accept the grant Of swamp and
oyerhowed lands rendered them by the
State without assigning any reason for
such refusal The first, AS well as the
latter, is much to be regretted, inasruuch
as the public will be sure to irnpute to
them improper motives and further, a
correspondent Of the Chiffon Times has
already made the charge direct that they
were so Influenced. We would be glad
TO hear from them through our columns,
and hear what they have to say, as il IS
charged against them that in several
instances Of late they have been guilty of
arbitrary acts, and also in the above
particular, failed to carry out the wishes
Of the people.
ALL ABour SLArE-l wo respectable
and honest citizens (Germans) Of Centre
VILE, III this county, have lately had 4
very excited and protracted lawsuit i'll
regard TO the ownership Of slate, valued
AT TN rents. 1t seems dispute arose in
school between two boys sons Of the res
pectivc contestants at law, AS 20 which Of
them owned certain slate which vas in
possession Of one Of them The school,
master decided tlal il belonged to the
one who afterwards became defendant in
the action at law This decision was not
pleasing TO the parents O. The other boy,
and they brought the mater before
Justice SIBKEE. The latter a6jourred the
case several times in order to give the
contestants time TO cool Cfi and settle the
matter between them; but nothing could
be accomplished IN tina. way, and legal
gentlemen Of the greatest ability were
employed on both sides, and one Of them
all the way from Shebo,gan. The jury
found tor the defendant, and the plaintiff
had cash bill to pay amounting to at
Ieas, $3.50; and counting all cash expen
ses, loss Of time, &c the irifing matter
in dispute cost Doth parties no less
than $500
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tANUTusK o!erATth
Hearts Content, July

Hearts Content, July %
We sfs III telegraph consnunicatinn
with Ireland. The cable IS "A perfect
order.
lHgnelJ "CgRcs ". FIElD.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

.
Villas & Co.'S MlLL.-We visited the
mills Cf Messrs. Villas & Co. the other
day, and were agreeably surprised TO hnd
so mach of beauty, utility, and future
promise 10 the location. The mill is stu
a,ed at distance OF less than FIVE miles
from town, at point where the river is
about fifty yards wide, and across which a
substantial dam has been built, and over
which fails heavy body Of water, with
fall Of eleven feet Chat may be increased
to sixteen feet if desired.) The amount
Of power possessed can hardly be over
estimated. and Will be sufficient at all
seasons of the year to carry on the bust
ness of the firm on large scale. The
Wooden factory will be carried on, at the
commencement, in building 46 by so
feet, four stories high, Of substautial
structure. They have been delayed in
getting the machinery, on account OF the
large dtluduu, dbI iedS VIC WIZ
be able to get into orperation before the
lst Of January, 1867.
They are now running two Shiugle
Mills, of capacity OF $4,000 per day, and
baye one upright and several circular
saws in active operation. The power is
communicated to the several machines and
saws by two horizontal ceutrafugal water
wheels, gotten up by Mr.. KEELING, who
by the way is reported to be one of the
best mechanics in this section Of the
country. The main building in which the
Shiugle Mill and saws are situated
is - by 36 feet In word there
are ample facilities. ample material, (and
with Messrs Villas, FELLOWS, & MCNuIr,
ample talent anl energy) to make this
enterprise a marked success, and of almost
incalculable benefit TO the county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

Disastrous FIKE-LoSS dJOu s20,-
900 Tie most disastrous fire that ever
visited Manjtowoc. took place last Tues
DAY morning, aud destroyed property to
nearly the amount Of $50 600. The fire
started about 3 O'Clock, and Is supposed
70 have originated from al ash barrel in
the rear OF AxEN & BRo's Cabna. Shop,
situated On Quay street, east Of MICHAEL
kUHL's Harness shop; and before the
flames were subdued, destroyed the Va
tiQnas House, the block Of buildings owned
by Mr.. KUHL Mr.. RIPLINGER, and Mr..
RICHTER, the building on the corner Of
Quay and Eighth streets occupied by
WALDO & FLIEGLER as Flour store, and
the small building adjoining, occupied by
Mr. M1HCH as dwelling.
The Hilkiams House and furniture are
tot.lly desti Dyed. Mrs. W. was insured
for 81, 900 in the old Hartford, but her
entire loss will not fall short of 81 600.
In this building Mr.. G. G.. EssLISGER
kent a grocery store, and his loss viii be
about S20O.-mostly sto'eh. NJ. kET.
rENHoFEN, lessee Of the HuVidms House,
lost about 5000.
AIKEN K BRo. lose heavily, having about
$1,000 worth of furniture a1d building de-
stroyed. They are insured to some ex.
tent
Mr. Kun was insured FOR $500, but
lost abou, s1I0O lie saved most Of his
stock, aud las again opened IN the large
building a little west of his old stand
where his friends can find bin.
Mr.. RIFLINGEN was insured for $500,
out los, about -, 300 on building and fur
nitIrs.
Mr. Richter loses heavily on bis build
ing and furniture. Small amount Of in
surance.
WALDO & FLIEGLER saved nearly all OF
thelr STOCK, az Glh also hf hlACH his
furniture, The buildings occupied by the
latter two were owned by Mrs. COLBY,
ami were not insured. During the con
tlacration it was feared the fire would
reach across Eighth street, and it was
With great efforts tia. SHovE's bank ard
other buildings in that biock We're saved.
The loss falls heavily upon the sufferers,
Jut they are persons of energy and enter
pr;se vLo Will forget it shortly, and move
ahead again. This fire should teach our
citizens two things, viz: to be more csle-
fu! Of their ashes, ard keep better in
sured.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

IMPROVED IN Looxs.-The Tribune
came out in dress Of new type last week
The type, however, was not the only thing
required 10 make that sheet a pleasant
dose for the public. A few brains are
still lacking.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-08-03

DISPLAY or BUSrNG.-Flags were
displayed Oh the 30,h from a number Of
fiag-staffs in town, in honor Of tbs success
full laying Of the Atlantic cable and the
declaration Of peace between the German
pcwers.
Goop LUCK FOR ouR FIsHERGEs.-Our
Fishermen have just commenced their har-
YES, Of 1866. One Of them iDfo1me Us
that ever 900 barrel. Of the precious
article were caught u the vicinity Of this
place acd Two R,rs.s O. We4res1av e21
1hursiar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

WAsnfrdrcx. May .S.-Housr. Mr.. u
Ian offered RESOLUTION instsucaing Abe Ju
dietary Committee 70 report bill provjlljns
hat Hereafter the franchise shall NOT be tl,:
nied orabroeHted in any Of the tesritoYiesr
she United States on account of race or col
or, and providing further, and thereby aiy
ing notice 0f the fact, that hencelor ward 10
State whereof tho people Of,9ny Of the said
territories may orga nize. sksA he admitted
ento the Unipns whose Constellation shah
$aecti0p .suElA denial or abrideeArent ofthe
electi We In nchisc.0s g. Es8ia - 80 d. Z !
A. the suggestion Of Mr.. Wilson tl,e reso
eaon was M, died, 50 a simply TO Instruct
.Ae,J usiciarY Ioln.nittee to inquire into u
prHpr, ety, Qf ffpofting such . bin. ~. 40 -
3, M lldlidSe moved 70 by the resolution
9n ne table, which iwss lost, 20 10 %, end
q ~. ,l.awssuces easred 4 resolution "a - /.
rangc the time ana IT che plsca fdF the iiS 1
= -, ss eur ',ss: 4 Virginia which xn eppider
a Is Of "a, ..os,,.. nd =. :. , IS
ehas The chisfl 1asaieeof ahc Upilsi3 6ea1ee
would do hie dntyn ndWy and nus Gklfk IN 1
Ulasl16 from 6isnseaf - sliu PfeeldEhk.s saaun
80 =. H@tthU leFe<a4 feshIuti6K,. VIVA VII
seCgtee Osaihg ~ htothafi6S MN yat3 cpnsI
qap4uee minisfSr ID Hxf6enee q ~ nurnber
q. cREa4 h6I1{Hg 1l1cc na1er ,lhem yeuom
uheeso eete Appointed. &C.. anecifvine No
~ peS4 n t6es u iof sfiht fSdl rs ~
ssqst.|s q sfQy no ~ ~
: I rs wi1 & ! III inanS nj. - : !
e44 R1ifle Of the Declaration Of the STATE |
q b4n5y!and % iar = Il applles 10 ~ Die. |
sIict Ct Columbsa. u was rcd tvico aod /
FslscDd - ~ Comnlf1ss Il - O16nfiek
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

WAsHINGros, Nay 1.-The Oommiltes .,
Ways and Means have addeSl the followiDi
articles TO free list of ainendatUrystax Tin
Candle wickiDe, Deer skins, dressed 81
smoked; Flavofing extracts solely for cook
ing purposes, Paintings aad Statuary pro
auctions Of Electfotypcs, Margins, Cobsl,
Horn Rakes, Yarn and warp, rsed for braid
ing and psnufntqHns = purpasrN PISS
stainefs colOf, Cadstic and Crude Soda, add
Alitnate Soda, Yeast, Powder and lsairoac
iron. The Committee have restored the tai
on gold watches, and kold and SILVER plate.
and leave the tax OF Express, Cos Al 3 pc,
cent. Brokers sales and CONTRACTS For 5nsrs
chanliae and produce are exempted from tan
TIE President hss also appsoved the john
resolution declaring that it 10 the duty and
privilege of Congress 10 cxp1esD the gratitude
Of The Nation 10 the officers, s6liers and sea
men Of The Unitcd States BY whose .val0t
on hand and on sen The rebellion has been
crushed aud IFS pride and power has Ebeen
hnmbled, AID BY whOss fidelity ~ lhs cause
vf freedom de 0oveRnhisnes IL ale. punple
has been preserved and maintained anu
Ivy whose rde93ysrseusA sfbAf fjfe md 0ibtk'
~ civil war, u the pcaceiul pursuits Of civil
life, the exallibs anh ennUbithg. influence or
Tree Institutions on anatiQn, Aas been signal
" manifested to the V6fQ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

Nav YoRK, May THE Savannah Daily
News and Herald Of the 81 says the trial o.
JAMES w eDusOns ~ salk4el scfudsy =
feccfdl prisoners at Ande' sonville has been
brought to close, and commission deter
mined upon fin1ine6 Ind Slnteuce,s bus they
win npt be made public until passed upon
ny the Department Commander.
AZ eleciic1YtI4kfD&E 0tDtHkA1b au9e&
~ Solicitor 1865 votes were cast, electiDg
Letf q. Russell, Judge. He b Mayor anu
John o. Ferrell, SolicitphT The election
wAs vafmly contested but orderly.
3 .Ebe Usual celebration of 1st Of May BY
; ss:s;:s is 5 IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

New ORLgANa May TAT the election
g, day the National Democratic ticket VA,
victorious. Gen. H. 4. Hays was elected
sAerif, his disqualiiications being removed
by the Presidents pardon. He win eutci
tnt0 OfIise 1t once s'ss7' -
Con. Sheridan has Issued an order releas
ing the Banks Of New Orleans from al
military control. (. e.i- I'm \
The Hood i receding and planters are ~
ting cotton in again, - 4 rs p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
IAests Health. and Confore 20
Mother and Child.

! MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
IN aamation. allays all pain. aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would cay to ev
sr mother who has suffering Child: DO NO
LEI. your prejudice, uor the preind ces Of others
'ti ndsSstween you and your suffering child an,
III relief that will be surs-yes, absolutely sur.
Ito follow the uss OF this, medicine II timely
~ ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

CAIRO, May THE wholesale grocery o.
Miller, .StrattOn y Co., Ohio levec, and
twelve other buildings, occupied a. clothipe
dpres and saloons, were burned this l1con.
Estimated loss $lOO, 600; insured for about
s65, OOU. mainly in Eastern companies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

PITTSBURGH, May THE keystone or
Works, Weisenberger 60, wcrc destroyed
6y fire this afternoon. -Four hundred 6as
fee Of refined oil consumed. Eatire loss
estimated $4,000; insurance $S,OO0, entire
IN Eastern companies. Origin Of the fire
purely accidental. -4sal :. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
Sold by Drugsis ssahreughes The world.
Lt..., zfl afl g.. - r. q >
sIce, only - 0oreo q Bottle.
Fas 4yH s.3 ~ sl14,a .s asFr
The Glsrsnce AightsnSale
II 10 Nursery.
The following 10 ~ extsact from letter writ
Yen ~ the Kew. 4. =. Weiser % the 6teeNeUN ~.
'or"sss Asssngsr, u Cf'ambersburg, Fs:-
A lsE;VEE'ACrwESg.

mere - woms n In the pubic eye whose nams
ned ~ Along bee o associated, N our mind, viii
ne " ankes,"' uusck, !" and ''Humbug." NJ.
u iss no longer. and Ne dssiee 70 wrest be,
oAnae from all UGH suspicious association in q
OTHER minds. Whatever notions We may have o.
.omaniy delic lcy and propriety, We wMl admit
tnss woman alo ne is the Nurse-f the good Nurss
-the oese Nurst. Whether we shall have Femsl.
ihys'cians Or act, 10 y question which must b.
aecid 90 W tin 2 avd princaPts, -ands nsta - snA
rom As, = 4 IN Sehsvs .hemseivss fcr II thsf.
% rsSily Wat, shere will also be asupple- /
there be . ~ calling" there will be csKsthg
Nature anA human soc,siy are always selt-suppl,
ing, and hsSsyh Art and Fashion may hlnde,
tney canno tPfsvsnt.
Mrs. Wthslow does not want 70 trest you Gen
tIs'nsn Nor d~es she prescribe regimen 70,
-FOUR WV =; but modestiy appears = : nesssn
sea Ut ne attn and happiness to your lnHAATu IA
me Grad 70. Is tnsre sny thing improper IN thsi
Nur'Se 0f 30 years experiences can boldl,
say wh u 10 or 10 not good iof bsbs, end Oegh
to be lhssenetl -. GOD speed her on hunbls Ou
| happy inissio n. She IL the most successful phys
.ciau aud mo - eectusi Denefsctress our lutte on
.ser enjoyed --.er doing parents not excpetea
Just open she door for Ter, and Mrs Winsiuv
wiliprovc ths American Florence Nightingale o
the Nursery. " this We are SO sure, thxt ",
wiilteuch our "Suss" to say "A BAasslxe o.
alas. WiSsLov for mel ping ner to sarvive ~.
escape gripiA :. coiickaag and teethiny slege :
We confirm very words cI forth in the PRusrsl
res. IL per Il 'rans preclsSy what II Processes &
perform, ere ry part Ot it-n0thing less. Ava
your Cor tis l." ''taregoric, DsJps," 'sksuda
num, am every other Narcotic, Dy which tn.
babe y Or ugg edlnt0 stupidity, and rendered dpl
AT idiot ic tor life. ~
We hate NJ yer sssa Mrs. Wi,slow--Anow he
only thr ough the preparation Of her Soothin,
syrup Or Xhiidisa leething." II We had IL,
power, ~ would make her, - she 10, . pbysica
savior 10 the lriant lta3e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
~ FIRST PREMIUM
S. ..,. :,,.S!;$E%!S''Hksu, S.
81 YNAUTlCAL UTILITY AND ~
~" &f5 ~ EXTREME 0lupL1Cl4Yf

~" EXTREME 6lMPLfC1fYs &
! Oysyiasuy pse>sssd XsylS. 1869. smsyvssm1.g :
p1tsnief ysss 9th, 1859. The celebrated FAMILY
0E1 HEWiNO NAOliNE. wKA plAeut casrSS
attachment, mos! wonderful end elegantly cor
sur csed Novelty isssA6Lsss 10 opssasion ness
:ss $1,000 800 e. .,. ~, Dsg.ss
~ ~. I'd, &c. - '7 ;sa ~ =
sttches 70 eusa. ssvolugisU pf We vsssl. Win
y4tAer, h.s, rsb<. sAivs, Mck, fxs sp HksSlsA,
h., &c; requires no change Of sllfrh - sos
Ia ~ - 0S1 or o. '0aDg1, end will leoeAlvos
vi9G, being the S7soKGEsf nAc1Ns msde. il b.
taken the Pas9tub d HTASs tAias, on6 fecetve1
she approval ofSil she prineipai j0urAu1e eAl y.
those who tave UskD them. SO
s.p0r M Dtsegt6sksr Il 10 isvsluAble; fse tA0 :
Hs.ssnoid 4. suppiiss vssass p'ses ~ - , /.
tfh:S kAchins sntpssses- Ill Others ~ Asxes
se<n. and Il would require sco.upn % sspn1A1D
ID numerous virtues - D6mcstAt Daveueoe4sr
W4fh Jingle or 6vuble Unread, u etDsaty =
yet very RAPIDLY. with common needs, 0ahco
ihs rd6hHe stitch exactly ME NE hssd ssWtsei
~ r. 7tsb~ns. Jazz
All psrsons who buy or oGep ~ sa1sisnltueIseD.
of this Reuuins Machine, wtib ~ ps6seUutUd foea'
inNipgemenss % the patents. This ID TIE sely
ioY priced Aachine secured ~ pstest.
Single Asehines cent 70 any part Of ~ epuo.
W per Exprsss,, packed IN boz with prtsee1
inttuctinasSS SActlt dpg1se. o6. A9eo0 49,
- every whore. .Oissslas sostsjsisg Liberal In
XSsrs9s s,sssd:,> .osags@ ,sB.Fxsgs'
FAMILY GEN eEWtNe; MA0AiNe o.,
nevl5-dwlvl. Umca. 1O1 Nsasa6 StfssS, ,. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

-" aSs let your preoud1ce ssana
between your suffering child md the relief tina
Will be absolutely sure to follow the use. Of MRS
wfNsLOw'ss 00rHNesYKUP. Il correct,
Ac''nty Of the stomach, relieves wind colic rsgu.
'a'es lhe bowels. soltens The ganss u6ts6 rAss 4
he mother and health to the child. Omce. 4
Dsy street. New York. ...' IS ..,s.l,ia ! u
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