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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-11
ONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW.
EYANsYILLE. Dec. DO,

EVANSVILLE, Dec. 10, 1866.
be Money Market is very stringent, and
Banks are in no condition to expand
II discount lines. Pork packers and
luce operators find some difficulty in
ring sufficient accommodations to
y on their Winters operations, and
Z are, consequently, moving cautiously
baking their engagements. This, to-
Ter with the belief that money will con-
e scarce during the active business
on, tends to depress prices to point
will make il perfectly safe, and, at the
time, give a good margin for profits.
country spectators, which in former
S operated at almost every cross roads,
,ulating competitions and putting up
IS, are not, owing to the difficulty of
lining money from Banks, in the mar
hndwe expect fewer faitnres, and our
chants fewer bad debts than formerly.
rate for money has been advanced by
Banks to II per cent. on good paper
de rates are l2@l5T r.
Id is tending downwards. The quota
by our noon report, from New York,
,3719. The buying rate here, to-day,
l25. 81 "a ~ ~ II Il
W York exchange is Unfair supply,
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Poultry Poultry
WYE HAVE MADE ARRANGE

w ments by which. we expect to be
regularly supplied with Dressed Poultry,
Eggs, Butter, etc, etc, during the winter
months. We are in receipt OF Produce
house. Our facilities for buying are such
that WE CAN AND WILL SELL AT
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
A good supply OF Turkeys engaged for
thanksgiving Day. Leave orders al
VICKERY- BROS
oc9 diff 70 Main Street.
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Tennessee Banks. to 9jc g
IA, North and South Carolina. Sosii
lgia, Alabama and La.l0 to Soc "a
GROCERY MARKET.
grocery merchants have had . very
Glory run of business during the past
and some of them have materially
sed their cash sales There is a gen.
,wnward tendency in prices.
EE-There. has been no quotable
2, though prices continue to droop,
2 continue our quotations as Lereto-
ommon to good grades at 26@z7c. I;
to choice, 2S@2S15c.; and strictly
at &c.; good. to choice Java, 3@
le supply and demand not being
lR1Prices are rather weaker, and
II grades may be marked down Il to
e quote raw at 12c. for low grades
G. for choice Demarara. Refined G,
!. I6c.i "a l61kc.;, Hards, 17c. The
IF New Orleans continues equal
demand, and is quotable at l6c. in
we have no changes to make in
ons. Black: Souchong, 9Oc to 81 20;
81 to so. Green: Young Hyson,
2 so; imperial, $50 to 2 SO; Gun
81 20 to 225; Hyson, 81 to 200.
ssEs-Stocks notlarge, yet sufficient
the wants of the trade. Orleans
ion is in fair supply and quoted at
he refined syrups are according TO.
reputation of manufactures, and
of buyers.
There Is no change in fish. We
e to quote MackereE No. l., in bar
) 50 to s23 90; in kits at So 90, with
yes in the usual proportion. This
,rrespond with the, decline in the
market. C0dfsh. 81 to &c. Her.
scarce at 9Oc to 81 90 per box.
Market steady at 10 to lie for good
, Rangoon. No other quoted as in
ket. rrrv..s f .,-Fr rf-s fttf.i
.Es-We have no change to note In
Light weights are steady at Ice,
yhts 241zc.
There is no change, and we con-
quote at zoe per pound. The stock
1, among our manufacturers, is
view of the approaching holidays,
expect a liberal trade. The styles
emely varied and attractive. Many
beautiful designs have been in
l.. 2fvsssg fsre 4x~sesrs sgfx
ID TRUfTS-We understand there is
in the market. No new quota
given. We repeat the last, l2c per.
one-pound cans, and 24c on two
ans. 4e
lis unchanged at ~ TO Sc.
The demand for salt is moderately
quotations are a trifie lower. The
50 10 for small and So 50 for large
or 55c per bushel. 81
YARNs.-There is no change in
arm since our last weekly review.
'tations are 241ac for go and 271zc
nd market steady.
2s.-There is no perceptible change
s, and prices remain about the
last quotations. New copper dis
Risky 50 90; one to two years old
50 5O@5 90; highwi mes 81 80; recti-.
az IS; common Bourbon Rye and
81 5092 70; Holland gin 50 5Oa3 90;
| brandy So OO@l5 GO; Old Port
0. The market is steady and ac-
he last ten days.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Y goods trade has been quite salts
uring the past week, considering
.ess of the season, and most of our
ave full stocks. The slight varia-
rices OF cotton and gold has tend
sp the market steady, though the
is rather favorable to the buyer
ations of last week are about the
ties for this. We quote as follows
SHEETINGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Eastern Sheetings, 2215c; Camel
''Standard" brand, 2Oc: Middlesex'
ey, l5c.
led MUsLINs.-H1lls "A, soc; Co
IA, Csc; Reynolds A A, 23c: Red
20c; Red Bank A, 23c.
L-Sprague's, 1sc; America, lsci
ag, Tic; Wamsutta, l415c; Hovey
epperd's, l9c; Merrimack, Is to 2Oc
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BANKABLE FUNDS.
Treasury Notes.
lonal Bank Notes. VO aaf rtfalQ4J
e Bank of Indiana.
e Bank of Ohio.
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neutrality-suspicious. are from the
or w. J. Lowry & CO., Bankers, No. |
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st. Louis Market,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14
DIABETES

IL = disease OF the stomach and liver. acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease, except consumption, that
affects the human constitution. Wchaveno space
for discussing causes but will state that the e.
feet Of the disease is the conversion Of the sarehy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO an exec
sive secretion Of water Many persons suiier from
this disease who are ignorant Of III that rs, they
pass large quantities during the day. and ~
obliged 10 get mn from one to fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken OF It
uutl their Is called tothe large dischar &c
Of water. and often when il is 80 far Advanced as
Another symptom il the extreme thirst. which
when the disease 10 fully established. - intolera-
ble--tAe patient drinks constantly n'fhont te'ng
satisGsd also dryness Of the mouth. cracking q
the lips, . sweet breath. in the more advanced
cases, and finally loss otappetite. emnc'alon, and
the patient gradually sinks from e1hanstlon
Coxsrrruriox WATsRis without doubt. the oniyy
known remedy for diabetes, and We have as much
confidence that il is specific rs we have that OPP.
INN viii produce sleep. and tsuthfully say that il
has cured evcrv case in which Il has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOu NCEDBY THE MEDi-
III cal Faculty and the public TO be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure OF all
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
Il is not MINERAL wArnn. II IL from cxpcrien nee.
that CONSTITUTION wAsER hos cmsnated and We
nov say let no man doubt, when single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent In this country has failed to relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under ''quack" prepare
tons q Il 10 now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city II Is only second class
PHI sicians that cry down popular remedies. while
the better skilled make use Of every means to ac-
complain cure; and the success OF the ply sic ans
increases ~ his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure, while others fail IN
the attempt. Science il satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-wc mean
you who are under some spscscitst's care from
yeaf 70 year. and ~ particularly sllndc 10 ladies
who are constantly resorting ~ local Treatment.
with ~ much chance Of success n there would be.
from local applications 10 the throat for diseases
Of BRAIN We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icatc organization, but We receive 80 many COM
municaiions from persons for which Constitution
Water 10 adapted, aud Of whose disease NO men
ticn has been made, that We have come TO the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable OF pro-
ducing cure, no matter what the disease may be.
il should be made known. The medicine Is put
q, for the public, and there should be no cxcep-
tjons, We say. Constitution Water Is not like
giidcd pill, made TO suit the eye and taste II ls
medicine in every sense Of the term placed IN
the hands u the people for their relief. aud y
taken according 10 The directions II will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions in regard TO diet etc. relate only to
the disease under which they occur.
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2 5boo
v.AL U.aB r GIFTS
Win b presented % II holders
Every Psnrth Ti(t draws a Prize.
T1CKETs a. DOLLAR.
5000 gifts. worth. 900. c a;uS1

The pOstponement DIS enterprise has been
made imperative fromkveral causes. the most
prominent Of which is n, owing 10 the mavui.
Jude Of the undertake. and the short time al
lottcd TO the proprietA they find from Is. 90
to 60, 900 tickets on hat or in the hands of our
Agents. which have n(,een disposed Of The
enterprise has involvctn amount al labor ma
EXPENSE. which none bohose similarly engaged
can comprehend. Ovass,0eo have been rx.
pended by the propriers in printing. advcr-
Using, licenses, rents, ace help, and incidental
expenses, witch is q ~ antee OF the faith thev
have in the experiment. distributing nearly
One Hundred Thousat Dollars among those
Who purchase tickets fthc Concert. Our en-.
terprisc has met with ,parallcllcd success. far
outstripPing any Misunderstanding ever before
inaugurated in the N0,west Yet, with this
large number Of ticketn the hands of Agents
scattered oil through i States of Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Iowa. Z p-oprietcrs would ms
much dislike 70 hold u number of tickets and
come in a. competitor for the Gifts 10 be- dis
tributed. A. would thu, who have purchase
their tickets.
II is desirable that evy ticke, should be clos
ed out before the Comet, thus guaranteeing 10
in the enterprise witlus fair and honorable
dealing, to the en- thato possible blame eau be
attached to the proprlers. Fair play and Jus
tice TO Ticket Holders Jour aim, and We are de-
termined TO 30 cO1dasthis enterprise that We
may come 10 the thous,ds Of confi,ling men and
women Throughout: the. States the second time
and receive their psbnage in similar but
more magnificent entefrisc
We have been kqustcd by several 81 our
Agents 70 postp0n, QUO until after har-
vest. assuring q. tha thou ands would then
purchase tickets wt0 = unable TO do so al pres
ent. The wish 1. Civ all an opportunity to
avail themselves 6the cnefts presented in our
enterprise, has bes snr her inducemcnt 10 make
the postponement r. large fund which has
accumulated fronthe .ales &c tickets has been
securely investedlntil aeedcd 10 make the nee
esssry purchases goels to be distributed, and
not dollar Of it vi be misappropriatcd
Now let our APnts. and all who receive this
Circular. bestir 1emselves, and be ready to
make their repor BY the 1st of August at the
fsrthest, that we any have time TO close up our
books. and be preared 10 make our distribution
on the 9th, as tho will positively be no further
postponement, wether the tickets are all sold or
not
- A: the s(Ecstion Of several orr most
prominent busir(s men, we have deposited in
the First Nations Bank Of N Milwaukee. the money
for the cash priIS subject 70 the order Of ticket
hOldern dra in tkizps
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life. he has made P11vA1D ~.
sqRVtA W. RAsps and xnnvous psBilnY bic
study for the last twenty years, apd 10
therefore the person whom all aGlicted should
consult. No one ever heard Of . paaieaS
Of his not being cured sines be he's been IN the
city. His reputation hes voochers u Ill ~ sltS
papers. his patients md the medical profeeeisV
both here and abroad, - being the most skills2
Specialist here and Thorough master Of alH
him call. ltis oaly eonmon eccourrenes Win
tor ladies and gentlemes, end the most eooplsts
Yesss In, rAss PAnrculAa Nossus.-Doetse
Biee1ow doveteo much Of his time 70 the tfeat.
neht ofshose cases caused BY secret hebis ~
ruins both mind end body, un6tting he unSUR.
tunste individual for either business q soeiety.
The Sad effects Of these early habi1Ay - ~ q
cesses Of ripper years. 10 10 weaken seo 2lbilite1o
the constitution, destroy the ply s6eo1 - 1ened
powers. dimiuish and enfee0le the natural tel.
ings, and exhansts the vital ensrgies Of maahooGb
the pleasures Of life ere 0afrs@, the object d
marriage frustrated, and sxistenee ttse lRfen1uR-
ed term Of uueeasiug 0iseey end regret. SueA
persons, especially hees eealsmplaeiae ~
fiage. should lose no time II making im1e6iaes
application, - DR.. B., BY his new teeo10ent, ,
enabled 70 ensure . speedy and pet0aneoteesO.
Coneulta1ion free end con64eatial. O0ee No.
~ South Cl8k stsese, seensr ~ MmFoe.
I1nlfa block from the Post Once. P.O.HDx lo1
CHICAGO. III. O0ce hoafaffOm . a. - .. =.
Send for his s'0uiae 10 Health" published
monthly. free Of charge.
n. B.-iAdies, eend ~ . 6esuipl1vs elrealR ofHse
sarie Renedie. tAc beat pseye1elve - eoacepon
Known. Seat - - address ~ - elA -
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Prepare Prepare!

CHOLERA WINCHESTER = "As1ATlc
CHOLERA DROPS (used for mere than twenty ycare
in Manila aud the East lndirsi, /, AN INFAiLiDi.e
SPECIFIC for
Aslmulc Cholera Cholera. N1orlpus
oDlarrhcsa, Oysensnry, Cholera
nn0mn tenn Or ss0assaer Com p1 no mt.
and n11 Disorders Of e1ac How els.
n The CHOLERA DliOIS' should he kept ou hand
n every Household. FOR INSTANT Use IN ALL
CASES OF NEED. nnn instance has II EVER BEEN
KNOWN TO FAIL IN EFfECTlN. \ CURE.
Price ~ ~ vial; for s. Sent hy mail, every where
receipt Of the price aud irht red stamps Tot posta
Circulars free Address
i WINCHESTER sc John St n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

DAxvirls, "a, June 2, 1852 Dr.. W. r. 0regg
Dear .S,r In Feb 1861, was af1lcted Wild
thsn two gallons Of water in twenty four hours.
vas obliged to get mp a. often ten or twelve times
daring the night aud in FIVE months lost about
afty pounds il weight. During the month ofJ1!y,
1861, procured two bottles OF Copstitutice :.
tsr. ~ r. to days siser using il experienced
rel;ef "a amer taking two bottles was entirely
cured. soon amer regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly, ~. L. Dk w.t.
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LUDL4 NJ. HALE 4 co.
Room No. !. J,asau BloeE, p. o. Drdrer 440
MHWAQJkEE.
TlCaETS FOR SALE
At Plum l1cr's Book store.
davenport.
I
AnRllE
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9f. loVl9.
ST. LOUIS.
DRYDEN Z LINDLEY.
sAte0s.See0s 1t LNsc,
80 Chestnut st.,
AT. LOUIS.

at. LOUIS.
SOM b. q. DRYDEN. yAnRs J. iupesY
F. DolAOnde 4 Cobb, DolhonAe
Co., Co.,
Cotton Factors, Commis'n Forward
Commis'n : ForwRd'g Merchants.
Merchants, No. 7 North ID Street,
No. ~ Matches Street, Bet. Chestnut Market,
New Orleans, La. ~ Louis. No.
Ordefs ore solicited for the purchase Of sale Of
Cotton, Sugar. Molasses, Coffee. Groceries, w.
val Stores, Western Produce, Baggise, Ropes
&c., Ac., which will receive our hest personal q.
tentiou. 0ctl81v
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1A0K.lThe PROPRIETOR
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mined to Issue free. four Of their mOet iuvo ~
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andPhyscnl Debility, Premature Dccline OfleanAooA,
Indigestion, Weakness or Depsession, lmpoe1ncJ,
Loss OF Energy and Manly Power the gseo4eoeal IN
laws OF nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the 0eano q
cnghtening and saving Thousands, and win b fpe.
warded free receipt of four stamps by addrceenS
Secretary New York Museum Of AnatUmy md ued{-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14

n Ros,ex Coessss. N. r., Dec. 81, 1884, -
r. 0rs1g q Gsnts II Freely give yoru ,loer.
!" - cnr sttutiSn Water. which can rsccn-
mend n ire ishsss ms..er: ~ wife was stsssa
"a visk psin ssh. shosla:rs hole Length o. '1s
1sset ~ irrisa6Soa Of ~ 1tsSSer. called
physieian Who attended her shout :hrss % ont
wSsalAs len her woras than BE had iound ~ s,j
NM employed one Of the best physicians couie
~. "a cstsndsa her for about aims pontns
90 whis abe ~ a.dsr bic care ss ssa 70, ~
- Ia a. 49, - observable. FSr." SAID b
.ss.ss:ss z, ss sss: .s. DC 10
M ~. IS.:ix:ss" About this time she com
eue.d sss use q Csestitutcs xsssH sns = ~
utter aetonlssst almsss the nrst dose =. ~.
J. Hs,e ne desired siEtst, asd she kept on IN
ss n sss,dlv unasr q ireatcsslt aad - g
pss.sssds estrey hes ds.:sic s9.rs - Sn so.,
s.m, ~esks. .sd ~ ~ hapry 20 ~ sses /" -
prsasesd per@s:ssstevSlxsn; RENsCaorEs.
tf.AstfeI 5F
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lie the only physician - . Spes-
|ialist SOW in Chicago that e. IS
entirely relied upon. Go - M
md not suffer disease 10 remain ID
your system, disfiguring your fses
and body, besides destroying your
happiueea and future M oanll.1a IN
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A Way to EcOnOsmiso.

a Wav to EcOmO1mlso.
HAVE REMOVED NY SHOP To rHB
oaa sna Brady streets, where shsll be glad TO
80 .ee ~ olo customers and new ones 1ho vast
n nrU.,s zone; ! ann pfepated 70 CLEAN snd
n HErAin sCLoIhiN0, the CUTTING OF GAR
- AZ work done With promptneso
navl-dtf FIN. eSif1.
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o. =c,AL Morloe0.

Doyal Daavaoa Lottery of Cuoo.
Conducted b. tAs Srsaish Gorer~Mmt.
oSD,Mo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAM.
Prizes cAshed end inf6xmat&ea 1Enhhed, III 49,
est rates Maid for DOubloons. and an kind a 90
and Silver: also for al tiOsernmeut Securifieo.
TAYLOR = CO., DonhssS,
snaysi-diy 10 Wan 0t-0eV Yofk.
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v.-...avrusp. Com, March 3, lses.-Is.
u. CT DaDr ~ - Having seen y esr scvss.
~ ~ ;:sSsn1ss9isn ri ne Kidneyss6a Iefitetsce
ssaSe bss6ass, heyieg snaered for the Ps.s snrse
-. sn1 tsisa he ikill Of nr%oer o. 9nyMs,
49, vitK only tsqpossry relief. vas inaaeea
b. a. vo,af wedjciss, procured one bottle q
vssf f axssssss nassssrd,. He:srs Lee. elsson 2
~. ~ - ho1 nsed half q Y, to ny ssf.
yjss Ss..S : sreoa chicago il NY he4lth.
~ ~ SVo bosaIes Oft sAd an ~hets -.
& SaeeeSsl y " h ~ lie. we'll. and e 9oo6s
-. fSonpot expesse ny graiituoe for q; !
49, Il ioall ed mors than you reeounebdc
~ -. lav ~ blessings Of God sves ettpn1l
- = youf tahoss oflovs. Yours truly
ws LEONAAp0.AQ 0lYWsa
~ 80 " IN Druggists. Price u.
srw & Nm. d. 0aH00 Z CO.. Rspstssss
mo1RaAN 4 ALLEN.
0enerna 49,. IL. - Clir strssA 4e9 I&s
- 1. gsise - ',s. 1sC1 = ~
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1'he su'IelsEONs' 1NnTITa r.
Gar AMlaNNIp iseO. AND CIlAkTnREn.

nee luN rsellshe<i the "vOuTH's
NANuAt.." centstnsne no ragch q.
and 100 Illustrations On the Auat-
umy and fhy sielcey Of the sesua.
Osgans 81 both seSes IN ieavh At ]
dlIeAac, WITH = TvrN<iss ca Srsma
Dissasss, including seli Abuse,
rrivnte Dleeatee, Female C,n-
plants, h., With aew ncti'r.ls 9
s-catmens. tntsnded ~ snlit Tor
..arried and single sent unds,
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Dls. ,lARSIlAl.1.'S
] A Il A kIt II : ~ u II u.

hp1Ss W AHkSbsAusus
q a 4 A X il II = N u FF.
This suuei a, owed .ciftc Ne hes, article hssva
for curing the tstarrh, Cold In the ead aud eaAscse
II has bcen found excellent fccy In many casse 81
Sore Eyes Deafness has been by H. aud Heas.
ing has ore been greA ~ Improved BY It's USE.
It's fragrant and agreeable, aud
Olives 0asasm s>soomer Relief
70 the dull heavy pains caused by diseases ~ w. hsaA
The seasa ansr using del shtul and invigcs.
a,ine. II opens and rarses out all otstsuctiuss,
streng,hens the glands aud gives Aranehy actiea y
The pAro Affected.
More aAam Tmosey vears
~ sale ~ u " Marslailp Caiarsh and sadasAe
Snu6 has its value INT al M ccsmca A.
eases oithch adj and At this moment stands higher shan
before.
tits recommended Ivy many ofthc hest physicians and
Is used ilh great and satisfaction where
Dee0d she ccraificNacs OG Who1es
sale Aprn.Eisfs tm 1854.
The undersigned. having for many years been =.
qusintcd with hr MarshaMs Casarth and Headache
snun aud sold Wholesale trade cheer fny state
that believe tito be equal In respect 10 the rec.
omtncn given o Tor the Of Catarth Ac.
ofsan that Il Is decidedly the hes, article ~ have
known TOT all common diseases IT the Head.
barr Perr,, Boston Hsrues ratk. New yorh
Heed. Austen s. Co. do Ana Sands, %
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JAS. A. HIGH,

Harrison Street Livery Stable.
$500 HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
Front and Second. Horses 4
Carrlage0s Of the best quality, TO let At ~
Aoufs. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Ind boarded q reasonable charges. fmyl9-dlv
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Second Street Livery Stable,
THOMPSON 4 HILL.
IS, bet. Main and Hasrison.)
WISH To INFORM The
public that thsy have been
making important additions 10 =
the Stock, and now have the
.argest end most complete in the city.
vtsc AoSees, ss1esO Marseesees,
NEW BUGGlES
0ORSES DoUGnT AND SOLD.
Horses boarded % reasonable tcrms.
Particular attention paid 70 calls Of funerals, o.
which occasions our charges will very low. jal1
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OFFICERS,

=, SMITH. Pnnsr. X. LOWRY, vP.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD, TREASURER
Dec 22diy C. H. ElDftIDt;E Srcrrrau,
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NEW Mufic HALL
milwaukee Wisconsin.

ss s.. Hal K. s;Ei.s beer e,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-14
Nip the Evil I'm the Bud.
DDr. WHlTsrlER.
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gsss.sxx>c5 en- to old standing cases. which
were formerly considered incurable. Also the
effect Of solitar, habit both ruinous TO the body
and mind and produce some Of the following e.
tects.-Blo.ches. Constipation, loss Of memory,
pain in the small Of the back-can b fully re-
stored to health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. -
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters with stazap
answered.
=. S.-All business strictly confidential. Of.
ice hours from A. y. until =. =. fsbssdAwti
Private Matters.
To the unfortunate. DIR. CLARKE, - CLARK
street, No. 4 Harmon Block, 10 . man Of . few
Words but gives patients Of both sexes. rnonrs.
RELIABLE and THOROUGH TREATMENT. Victims Of
ndiscretion. quackery or inconpetency consult
DIR. Clarke. whose great success depends upon
regular education and experience. Go 70 nm
at once and be cured He does not want your
money unless he does you gooo.
~ Send 81 for box Of his celebrated F..
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills v.ssn saon
snE Drsrsx>ARy. are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal of Distractions and Irregular.
ties of Females.
- Send two stamps for "Privsts Letters
to Married Ladies'
:. sD- Send two stamps for "Dsscr,ption Of
Pessarie Preventif."
SB Send two stamps for :. Private Letter o.
Seminal Weakness''
Address DR.. CLARKE. No. 4 Harmon Block,
Chicago. Ill. mch9-dAwly