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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
OIL OF PALM AND hkCE

For Preserving. gscstorin. and
EscnuaifyinE ll.e Hair.
And is the mos, delightful and wonderful. article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will find il not only certain remedy TO Re-
store. Darker and Beauty the Hair but alec desir-
allie article for the Toilet II IL highly perflncd
with rich and delicate perfume. independent OF the
fragrant odor Of the ole OF Palm OF Mace
'E'he NEnrvel of Peru.
A new and beautiful perfume. which in dencacy OF
SCENT and the tcneciiy with which II c.ings TO the
handkerchief and person. is unequalled.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers. Mt 81 per bottle each Sent by express to
any address by proprietors.
4. W. WRIGHT & co,
oc20-1y leo Liberty Street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION

FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION.
II done upon thousands OF grey heads by endeayor-
ing to dsfkcn them with metallic dyes that
ScOrclh and lBIsssa
the hbres from lip to root E1-Avoid these horrible
DlsFI9uRlNG AGENTS,
and use only the great toilet staple OF America,
CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE.
which not only instsEianeou.y produces all shades
Of black and brown. but also nourshcs, strengthens
and beauties the hair. Manufactured by J. Girls
TADOkO, Aston House, N. Y. Sold by Druggists
Applied by all Hair Drssers.
ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLAsTERS.-LAME BACK
New York, Nov. %, 1859.
+. ALLcocK & Co Gentlemen: I lately suffered
severely from weakness in my back. Having heard
your plasters much recommended for cases of this
Kind. procured one. and the result all could
desire. A single plaster cured me in n week. Yours
Respectfully, j. u. BRIGGS,
Proprietor of the Brandreth House
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK, 4 LUMBAGo.
Lyons. N. Y, July 4, 1863.
Messra. Allcock 4 Co.: Plcasc send me dollar
worth OF ycus plastcrs. They have cured me Of a
crick In my back, which has troubled ne for some
time. and now my father is going TO try them ioi
difficulty about his heart. l.. II. SHERWOOD
DR.. Green, No. e63 Broadway, New York, informs
NJ he sold, on Monday, June ed. lSi2 two plastcfs
to young woman suffering very severely T. ON lun
bagO On Thursday she called to get two ore for
Cd ON Monday had relieved her Immediately aftei
putting them on, and CuRsp MEn DAYS OF
most distressing pain In her back and loins.
Sold by all drugvisfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
II OchelOs-'s Hair Due.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the world
Tho only TRus and Pksppcr DYR- Harmless. Relia-
bic. Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridc
uous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
IN efedts Of Bad Dyes. lnvieorates the hair leaving
1t soft AID beautiful. The genuine Is signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by nll Druggists and PERU
mcrs. Factory Il Barclay street, New York
sE BEWARE OF A cot NTERFEIT.
cecildSwly
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namcial.

rT>UE INSURANCE STOCK LIST of the In
l. suRAxcs MoNircR AND WALL SrREEr RAVEN
for December, quotes the Stock Of THR HonE In >.
Co. oV Nkw ioRK at FORTY PER CENT. PRkNun;-
and the Capital Stock of Tus llonE is. with one
exception. twice as large as that of any other
Company ia America
w ROSS Ayent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
BOSTON,.
To the l.uslfrs.

The Cirag" francais. or French Dres.
sing. for Ladies Chiidren's Boots and shoes that
have become red or rusty. ard rough by wearing and
arr restored tca perfect and blsck with n
much'nsrc as when ncw leaving the lcathor scf and
riahe and what lsnf Importance 10 the ladies' Il
VII, Nor ErR orr MnsS WIT. sotl TINS sxsNSs.
Travelling Bags. Trunks. Carrinrr
Tops ara hne Harnesses. are made 70 look
~ Gloon Srw
aaass and children dress tholr own Doc Ia with
~. rV.inc Their hsrfs Try on. bottle and Won vii
- =, " without supply ~ II in tho house.
MN Your shoe dealer frr a.
IN, "i'o" y y CO, froVrietose, NaBuHactuvcrs
" "a' h't- end Dressings of all kinds T. leather
Office. iiiis ans.iteot, Roston ocs,i. div
For sale ~ PARKS 4 UnSNrR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

A CLEAN ~ 0eturnlng Sense.
The following is from an article in The
New York Nation about the recent supreme
court decision
We have commented elsewhere on the
conduct of the court in embarking in a
decisio non points which came in no way
before Il. But We hope this whole matter,
grave and important as il Is, will open the
eyes of the puoic to tho great danger
there is that the breaches Of law and Of pro
prie,y INTO which over-zeal on behalf Of the
right now carries US may lie one day used
against us in cefensc Of the wrong. 1t is
not very long since there was msjoritp
in the United Ssa,cs on the side Of wicked
mes. aud We may all live TO see it again il
we should, nee may hare sore need, for onr
oicn protection, Of all the forms and fradi
ions Of the lar and The constitution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

A stron. effort is about to be made to So
cure the aid Of the Congress in construct.
ing Pacific Railroad from point on the
Cult Of Mexico, only one thousand two
hundred and sixty eight miles long, to the
Pacific ocean. For this purpose All asset.
alton Of capitalists has organized, in COM
nccti0n with Ex-Governor A. J. Hamilton,
of Texas, and other Southern 10y alists -
They propose 10 introduce bill at an early
day to carry out their idea. These gentle :
men claim that in the annual government
expenditures along the line Of their pro>
posed route for military purposes are CAPT
talized, and the bonds thus created shall be
allowed to . railroad company a. The work
progresses, tho arrangement will give the
country tho required road, without dollar
OF money in addition to what must other
wise continue to be expendesl. for geners>
ton 10 come, in giving military protection
to the region through which the read IL to
pass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

Ladies' can receive Il box Of DIR. Vtlpau's Pills by
mail sealed from the eyes of the public. by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps too. q Staples.
General AGENT for US al Wn,ertown. Y Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

Patented MAY -, 1899.


THIS 10 an art Gle Tor washing without rubbing.
except In vry dirty aces. which vii require vesv
light tub. aud unlike other prcpass tons csessd fos
nke pu1posc. witt NOT RUr Tuu tHosuNe, hut vii
Leave H., m much wuirxM than ordinary mslhpds,
Without the urunl wear and tras
II removes yrcesc spot- as u ny mage. and scNens
the dirt by soaking, 80 that rnrtng Will In rdinasy
cases entirely removed II
This powder 10 prepared IN accordance with hem
Teal eecn and upon process pVSrlisr ~ Itself.
viii " occurred by Letters atcnt II has been In
urc for mere than year. and has proved itself an
universal iayeiite wherever II hn- been upsd Anon 4
the al vartsres claimed ere the following. Wis.,
II saves the cspcnse of roap Usually used on
cotton and .incn goodr.
Itsaycrnost Of the labor of rubbing. and wear and
tear.
Alec, for cleaning windows u IL unsurpasscd.--
With quarter the time aud labor usually seQaircd
IL imparts beantu closs and lustre much Tor
TO any other mode, No water required except IL
niei-te u the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated hy single trial -
Ths coe of washing for family of I'VE CT eix persons
will not exceed three cents.
The manufacturers VI this powder arc aware that
many useless comps uBda have bee introduced u
the publ which rotted tho cloth. failed IN
removing the dirt. hut knowing the intrinsic excel
ienee Of this article, they confidently proclaim u ~
being adapted "a meet n demand which hiss long cN
listed. and which has heretofore Eained upsu pplicd
MANUFACTURED nv
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MONEYED +. MEN
l4uv0DOo0 1Su80 A0u
Society.

The Gqu1eoble l.lle Assurance
Society.
ar THE UNITED STATES. POSSESSES
~ Gestures peculiar 20 itself, which belong 70
40 other association in this country engaged in
the business Of lsifs 1nsuraace, and which are 90
favorable TO the assured that they cannot fail to
the attention and consideration Of the public.
w. +. ROSS, General Agent.
ian1o- diff N W. cor. I'd and Brady Sts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
/Npecial Notice to tho Ladies.

Especial Notice to tho Ladies.
Tie all important that ladies should have pre-
1 parasions specially adapted for complaints to
which they peculiarly eubjcct, at once safe.
healthy and certain Or that they should consult one
Who has made this Treatment his special study.
DER. A. N. N1AGRlCEAI.
Professor Ut the Diseases Of Women.
has been in extensive and suseessal practice for up
wards ofthiry years At his present Offices fact that
speak- for ,.self-and is known TO thousands OF II.
dies the author OF
"The Married Woman's Private
Medical Companions"
,;aa lpies In delies,e or prccar.ous health: from
which every lady will perceive bic thorough knowl
edge Of hsf complaints. symptoms and cau.cs, and
long reliable adviser and compapion. Over
Malfo Million Ladies'
po,,eesN Ryesy hufband should have Il. II 10 seat
He rusrsnsecs safe and immediate and efncacious
sesseiions. other 10 person or by mall Lsdies from
Al Daris 81 the United States coeeult him with the
greatest confidence and certainty Of success.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
h NOT imposed upon hy the chssp. wo,shloss and {,
.:Esops. psimed upoa The credaious and iencrant.
Who are Deprived u their meah = well AZ OF tneir
essn n%s: sse END g,
alt Dr. MssEseess By lettse. and 90 guasd against
Married and Single Ladies
Who dsssrc sase and certain remedy TO- Irregular
ues q supprs.oo Of nature, from whatever canse.
san rsav upon his celebrated
Pertnguose Female Menthly Pill,
eoupossd d rsrs md eoety Imported sxtsscts They
~ MINI 49, cOoAsd heolthy end certain In ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

The National Line comprises che following nsst-
class doublc-enginc Iron Steamships. with water.
tight compartments
ENGLAND. Carr. 0lAon, 3. 40 tons: SCOTLAND.
Carr. HArI. . .6ge tons VIRGINIA. Cart. Psowvs,
2,sib tons HELvETlA. GAIT. OaILvIs. 3.Sl5 tons
DENMARK. CAPT. Tnonrros, Sill tons: TH0
QUEEN, Cart. 0RoaAx, 3,5l1 tons ERIN, Carr.
Curnse. 1910 tons rkNNsYLvANIA, Car.
LKwIs, asia tons LOUISIANA. Carr. TBoHsoN.
2.t66 tons FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York; evesy
Wednesday r. Jm Liverpool and Queenstown Cork
uasbor
The National Steam Navigation Company. Of Ilv-
sspool, intend despatching. this month, from New
York, the following Steamships:
From New York to Queenstown or Liverpool.
Cabin 800, Storage, gao.
To Antwerp, Cabin, $il5: Storage, $50.
80 Hamburg, Cabin, @1l5: Stccragc. 4s1.
To Bremen. Cabin, $i95, 6teerage, $3s.
To Hsvre, Cabin, $ii6 eteefage, &97.
To Parie, Cabin, $50; Steefage, 80.
Drafts Issued for any amount any Bank Il 0s0al
0sitain, and Ireland, 1t the lowest rate.
6teerage passage tckets to bring partlee fsom LIZ
srpool Queenstown, (C0rk Hafb0s) for Gas In cus
r c. DUNCAN, Davenport, iowa.
Agent for The National Steam Navigation Compo-
ny 81 and u Broadway. New York. augi5.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

IT Is REMARkED il the South that "the
Freedmen do rot sing ard dance with the
same z.st and 10 the same extent that they
did while slaves" -Norttern Exchange.
That 3 So, you bet. Tho time Was when
the honest old darkie got up and went to
work at break Of day, with full stomach,
good comfortable clottGs OF his back, good
shoes on his feet, heart MS light and hsp
ny AS the Lark. and max ing the wclkin ring
with his merry songs. When the day 3
work was over he laid down the shovel y nd
the hoe went to his com or able log cabin,
ate the Wholesome supper furnished him by
his kind old master, and then lighted his
pipe, took down his banjo and played, sung
and danced until tho bell rang for him t.
go TO bed. Good, kind old masters furnished
him with everything necessary for his com.
fort, and as he had no cares he could sleep
soundy Alas he cannot sing AMI dance
with the same zest now. He has no old
master to furnish him with food and raj
mcnt. Nokind mistress TO iakc care OF him
" hen hs is sick No comfortable cabin TO
live in. No thick clothing to shield him
Nm the storm No banjo to pick, and his
heart is SO heavy he can't sing and dance
Candidly, we have not seen or heard Of .
real oli-iashioned negro fiolic since the poor
da,Ney vas set Free Brandon Republican
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

General Sterling Prices friends, in St.
Louis. intend to purchase . handsome
house for him in that city. Thirty thou
sand dollars have already been raised f1e
that purpose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

All those who a.cf lefing from "SpermatofrhRa''
or a. Seminal Neakn - or any private disease. OF
in doubt 10 the act nature II their complaint
should send at Or. Bohannan's Treatise On
Special Diseases, VI h gives full description,
symptoms, &c, of nj chronic andV'Speciai'' dis.
enscs. IA 60 leave IN for doubt This valuable
work is sent FREEt my address Direct TO DR.. G.
A. BoHASNAN. No ~ and - Pine street, between
Third and Fourth str rs, ST. Louis, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
We make the following extract from the

WE make tnc IoiiowihS eAtTact from tne
Chicago Tribune:
The officers Of the Chicago and North
western railway at this city to day received
a dispatch from the city OF Council Bluffs,
on the Iowa side Of tho Missouri river, am
nouncing that the Cedar Rapids and Miss
souIi River Railroad was this day completed
10 that city
This is q great event for Chicago, Iowa,
Nebraska and the great mining region west
ward. 1t brings hcaso and the East into
unhroken railroad connection with the Miss
souri, river; aud all that is now needed 10
make the connection complete with the Pa.
ciic Railroad, which noS runs from Omaha
through Nebraska FIR a distanc. Of over
three hundred miles towards the Rocky
Mountains, is the bridge across the Nilsson
ri river connecting Omaha with Council
Bluffs. In other words, = ferry ON the
Missouri 10 oil that now breaks the railroad
connection between Chicago aud the Platte.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroa /.
Company ia dssci wing Of great praise for
the indomitable energy Of its llerculean ef
'orts TO push this line through the State OF
Iowa to the Missouri. II may truthfully be
said that 'ncither expense nor effort were
spared to accomplish this great object, and
now that i, is accomplished, the officers of
that road may well felicitatc thcmsclves
and be congratulated by the public on the
carly success of their enterprise. They
have done we'll They have gwen Chicago
nearly five hundred miles OF railroad dr.
ieetly westward, by connecting with the
goahead Paciiir Road; have, in fact, given
!. ,C H.
hundred miles of railro-d towards the res
eions Of the setting sun.
The ri ichgo and Northwestern is the
first 10 reach the Missouri iiv,r-,hc first
20 bring Chicago and the East into railway
communication with Tho vast region OF
country embracing tho Missouri slope. the
plains of NcbraSks, and the fertile valley oil
the Platte That road is entitled 10 the
thanks Of the country for this great accom-
phshmeut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

Tns Bul providing forl the assembling
Of festissh congress 90 the 4th Of March,
a well - that establishing negro suffrage
in the territories, was sent TO the White
House on the 18th inst.nt, and the Prssi-
dent can keep both till Thursday before
de:laring his purpose regarding them. The
Colorado and Nebraska bills he can keep
ill next week Tuesday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

II has long been the popular idea, prevail.
ing to a considerable ex cnt. that the water
in the Pacific Ocean is higher than that in
the Atlantic. But modern science has
demonstrated this to be erroneous. Colonel
Totten, while engineer Of the Panama Rail.
road, after series Of careful tidal obscrva.
tons taken at Panama and Spinwall, con-
nected with accurate levels along the line 81
railroad, found the mean height Of the two
oceans 20 be exactly the same. Owing "a
the difference in the rise Of the tide at both
places, there are, Of course, times when one
of the oceans is higher or lower than ths
other bnt their mean level, OF height a
half tide, 10 nov found to be the same.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

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potasst. Arsenic or any poison, but with Neutral
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ORGANIC WEAkkEss, such M Seminal Weakness,
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entaed heredtarily cauting loss Of III, mory, confu
Zion, depression, dinue and oflentimes insanity,
with other dep.orable train of symptoms, treated and
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all diseases peculiar to the sexes. OF private nature,
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Old diseases OF the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the ulood has become poisoned, producing
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head and bones. liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body, scrofnla, together with endless number Of
tufferings.
Dr. James il recommended by the press generally,
III medical faculty and professors Of medical college,
Those afflicted should apply immed lately, and
be cured Ofthcsc terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has just issued Areveed. improved and
greatly enlarged edition of THE MONITOR IN Ven
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and prescriptions for self treatment.
SPExAAIoRRDEA, caused by self abuse, sexual OK
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Animportant feature Of the book is treatise upon
Conccption-how avoided and the necessity and
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TIE various diseases peculiar 10 females, are fully
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Established il st. Louis in 1887.
Seminal NeDkncsa Cured.

Dr. BOHANNAN's VEGETABLE ELECTUARY,
n pleasant and pslst5 cure for Spermatorrhra or
Seminal " sakness. This remedy, which has been
used by the renowned DR.. Bohannan in his private
practice for tive five years. never known
To fail in curing the 1fst of seminal W. akncse
In from two 10 i've s.cks. ~ .r twenty five Year,
use in private prsccr il is now advertised eoely foe
the hcnslt Of the uni ates 10 save them from the
hands of mercess o. X, ifnot from the grave.
Price 50 per box sent to all parts Of the county.
For salc nj DR.. II annan's efilce, No 50 Pine st.,
between Third and ssrth
Established n ST. Louis IN 1887
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lsOsvE = n'TEvENs.

eco broadway, Isoston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE
COfpRS.
For sale hy Groccfe and Dealers every wAcfer
uet9I IA W3N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25

poeeepef RyeFy husband should have Il. II 10 seot
He ruarsntecs sase and immediate and cfncacicus
enrc Of Al special dicnltss Irregularities and OBJ
ee3uc1tops either 10 person or by mail Ladies from
Al narts 81 1he United States coGeult him with the
.esasfesf eunndsnce and certainty Of eucceee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-25
DIR. Bob AN.
Medical Advice Free.

Diseases in short tme, without the use Of Mercury
Diseases of women lasc also his attention. All oh
etructiols, &c. ,fenclrt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-09
Cure of Catarrh.
FROM THE REV. FIRE D. s. JEWEL

NtUNh ~ ~ oe a. - - AAAAOJ
Professorof the State Normal School. AI5any, ". y
DIR. LIaHTHILL-DearS Sir: Under date of March
I5 sent YOU careful statement of my case its TOR
mer treatment my failure to obtain relief in that
direction resort to your treatment and Denehoal
results. ~ -,
violent periodical attacks of Catarrh. marked by
strong aud febrile ptoms, violent infammaton OF
the lining membrane Of the cavities Of the head,
accompanied, in tho first stage, by watery DIS dis
and yellow, ID toward the close OF the attack pur
ulent and bloody. These attacks produced a dis
tressing species OF headache occurring periodically
each day for period. varying from one TO three
weeks, sometimes so violent as TO incapacitate me
for business and cOnfi1o me tony bed. Attlmes the
attendant Inflammation would extend to the teeth,
producing toothaches; or to tho throat ocoasioning
hoar eness and partial loss Ot voice; aud
in the last few 1t has so affected the lett eye as
to confne me for weeks to a darkenod room.
Ihave tried medicines and applications OF various
kinds; snutfs and other catarrhal preparations OF
some half dozen kinds; applications to the head OF
camphor, ginger, aud hot Concentrations OF dinerent
les or cathartios employed to induce CONDENSATION
But none Of these hadproduced any permanent inn
provement and in a few instances ~ when temcc
porary relief afforded. it was at the expense OF
SO much strength as to leave mo utterly exhau ted
Under those circumstances was lead, though with
great reluctance. from the supposed incurablny Of
tho disease, TO make trial OF your treatment. l
found il soon, even beyond my hopes, reaching the
disease IL bad never beon reached before, and al
oViatng its symptoms TO an extent which had sup
posed impossible. AT the time | gave you my
former certificate; while | did not feel sur sure Of
complete cure, | had obtained material re-
lief which amply repaid me for my trial Of
your treatment and which satisfied me that
the treatment was as effective as it was simple and
philosophical. A substantial escape from my old
attacks Of caarrh for the unprecedented period OF
nearly half year and that in spite of severe occur
rences of illness which would have formerly render
ed such an attack inevitable, was, to me, proof OF an
important success Itis now six months since sent
you that statement and while i is gnp eesaut to nae
to appear thus constantly and in this guise before
the public it seems to me matter Of simple justice
to yourself. and to those who may be suffering as l
was to add that am not only as fully satisfied as to
the utility and efficacy Of your method OF treating
catarrh, as was six months ago, but am now OF
the belief that if there is such thing as cure fol-
chronic catsrrh, in my case substantial cure has
Very respectfully,
Yaffrs11 n FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
OFFICE AND CONSULTING ROOMS,
a53N No. 164 EAST Town STREET,
Between Fourth and Fifth streets.