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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

FuxEgAr. SERvlcEs.-The funeral services
of Addison Beach were held at the Baptist
Church, on Sunday, the Both ult., at l0i
O'Clock A. NJ, Rev. W. r. Watkins ofiicia-
ting. Unity Lodge of Good Tcmplars, Of
which the deceased was member, attended
the services as body, in regalia, with
mourning badges. as a testimony Of respect
and as duty devolving upon the Order.
The services were impressive and very
largely attended, the house being crowded
10 its utmost capacity.
One Of the saddest sights among the many
to be found in this wicked world WAS rrc>
scnted in this city, on the Fourth, in the
persons Of mere boys intoxicated with Der.
While there was in general less drunkenness
than usual, We could not help feeling as We
saw this disgusting spectacle, that every
source whence Intoxicating drinks Of any
description can be procured as a beverage,
shall be inexorably blocked up forever. sc
compromise whatever will fully check thu
tide Of ruin. Only faithful, earnest appiS
cation of prohibition will serve to purify os4
streets and block the open road to ruin.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Here, too. all the arrangements wers we'll
lrricd out and the result proved very graft.
ing TO oil present. The oration BY Rev.
d. Hamilton, is spoken Of in the very
CHEST terms. We hope TO be able to pre-
bit full account next week.
FAIRBAEKs.
We have no word from the celebration At
3 place.
BUFFALO GRovE.
AT this point free dinner was given and
|fy enjoyable time was had. J.H. Hauser
Fq. Of this city, delivered the Grafton.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Is Built Of WROUGHT IRON and WOOD
and has no superior for Lightness and SIREN 9Th.
It hss two Wheels. . jointed Bar, A Lever BY
which the Bar is raised over distractions. and
also Lever BY which the points Of the Fingers
may be SET AT ANY ANGLE WITHOUT
STOPPING the machine, thus allowing the
Cutting Bar to slide over ordinary ebstrseeious
and still cut close.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-07-05

Six hundred garments made by
one merchant tailor, "name un-.
known" in a month; immense
business for two men to sew SO
many.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

fee of the Assistant Treasurer Receipts for Customs
$4,000 Receipts for Gold Notes, $4,000 total Re-
ceipts, $795,l25 02 total Payments. $91l,53S 17y
Balance, $liO,lN,S5S 80.
Freights to Liverpool, 10000 bush. Peas at sl9
s9d 1000 bbs. Flour al 2s. Cd; 100 tuns Tallow at
2s Cd 20 tuns Oil Cake at 2s. Cd; and per steamer.
1000 bales Cotton ct 4Gsd., the former rate for
compressed; 1900 boxes Bacon at 45s 800 bbs Flour
at is To London, 400 bush. Peas private terms.
To Glasgow 1900 bush. Corn at 3d. ID 90 h. YES
sci hence to Hayre with 5000 bush. Wheat at 90.
god shippers bags. vessel to Gibraltar with 1900
bbIs at 81 TO- and an Italian bark with 500 bales Cot
ton to direct port in the Mediterranean at lc gold
The aggregate amount Of Exports, exclusive OF
specie from the port of NewYork to foreign ports,
for the week ending Nov. 10, was S5,l37,9l4 1
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Sunday says:
Exchange Is stin irregular Dealers who get any sur.
plus from day to-day do not 20 keep IT, ana forced
sales make IT necessary for them to eonoede ntle IN
price while those Who in the regular course OF their
business get little short ld It necessary 20 allow par
I'm buying An active money marEet Is sun reported,
though II seems be In less craped condition than it
was Full rates Of interest, however arc maintained,
and close discrimination is made as 10 what paper win
be accepted Such symptoms Of greater ease as may be
experenccd by the banks are doubtless attributable TO
the fact that preparations have been making for the
conmodaon OF pork packers and their business has
so far been below the usual average their balances and
discount lines have not been drawn upon heavily
The following shows the totals of the average OF
the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To the Stockholders Of e Pacific Nail Steamship Com
pany
Your Committee, appointed at the meeting OF Stock
holders held Saturday evening" Nov 10th instant FOR the
purpose Of recommending for Directors to be
ported ut the ensuing election beg leave TO submit the
following ticket:
CHARLES II. RUSSELL.
EDWIN D. MORGAN,
Abel A. Low.
MOSES TAYLOR,
MOSES II. GRINSELL,
SAMUEL G. WHEELER, JR,
OLIVER CHARLICK,
GEORGE B. HARRISON,
ALLAN McLANE.
Each OF those gentlemen, with the exception OF Mn
Allan McLane who is not in the country has been con-
suited and each has consented to tho use OF his name
and to serve as Director Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company for the ensuing year, il elected
In selecting these names we have endeavored TO pro
sent ticket which should represent all Interests. and
which could be supported by every stakeholder in fun
confidence that no pirate particular interests rhateser
can haze control Of the Company under such Board OF
Directors. JAMES EMoTT.
THOMAS F. MASON.
o. W. JosLYN
Committee
Ne,g. York, Nov. Is, 1867. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
lst and nreYions weekG:

All the leading items in The above statement show
a decrease though not of very marked character.
The loans decreased ss229 lo the species S59 9; the
Legal Tenders SIS Ola the deposits 1886; the crea-
lation s554 the clearngs S2,23s,l26, and the ball
ances $5i9S6 The status Of the banks is not mate
rally changed from what it was last week.
Earnings of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
for the week ending Novembcrl4:
1867 ,457 <s9,s54 Increase. 2sos
1ha PdU Mall Gazette gives the following details In
relation TO the grain trade:
The imports OF wheat from the United States in Sep
TENDER were somewhat Disappointing IL does not APP
pear that the high prices which prevailed during tho
month in England had the effect or accelcratHg the
port movement from the States On the other hand the
deliveries Of wheat from Russia In September were ON
very liberal scale The anne xed figures show the imports
American and Russian wheat TO seprember30 this year.
as compared with the corresponding nine months OF 1865:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
III 1se7t49g 1s.7al 500 24s99,s


The imports thus experienced, upon tho whole, GER
tam check ia August and September at any rate, they
showed no progress rs compared with July Neyerthe-
less II we take the three quarters of the year separately
We shall that the general tendency OF ais has been
in the direction OF progressive increase III tie Imports
First quarter 606iS53 cwt second quarter, soi cvt;
third quarter, 9,6J0.753 cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

Instead OF being source ~ supply 70 us, France Ia.
Turkey, Russia, Prussia the United states Sc ana IL
this fact coupled with the comparative scantess OF cur
own harvest and the TAT present. only partial revival u
American prOGucbiity which makes wheat now 50 dear
IN these Islands All told, the imports OF wheat into tie
United Kingdom to sept go this year. compare follows
with the imports the corresponding periods Of tie TIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20

Tie receipts Of wheat from Prussia have considerably
expanded mia year. and OF late there have been imports
of some importance from Egypt and the DaDu6an Prln
ipai.ies on tho other hand IL VIII be seen bY the an
neyed figures that the imports from France sensby de-
claed In the first three quarters OF tns year. as compared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
Ne,g. York, Nov. IS, 1867.
THE MARKETS.


IC.refuIy reported THs TRsuSni
TUESDAY, Nov. 10, 1867.
AsHEs-The market squct for Pots at s9Ss9 2' Pearls
are nominal
BUILDING MATERAIs-An articles coming under
ths heading hive met with fair demand at ful press
Tbe closing lions IRE us Follows Bricks at s0est
for common Hard; So 80 for Creton and So ~,
for Philadelphia Front Cement AZ VI 10 Tor Koehuae Ii.
Mixed and II si2c. for Unwa,hcd Mixed. Laths az ~,
three months Lime at 81 80 for Common, ana ~ % Ior
Lump PaserUf Paris at q per tun for Blue Nova SSOa
- 40 pl CalCned Eastern, and ~ ~ per pDI iVr
Calcined Knirktrhncker and Empire Mills.
BEESWAN has beer moderately active prices are uh-
changed; sales Of 2000 at i0d42c for yellow western
BRtsTiEs arc without change; the demand Is mod,
crate sales ut fron zoe 9sl rs for American Gray and
White. ---,... A.
BROOM CORN-The inquiry is fair and the market 10
strong at S0lic for Co]mon to Prime. -, ,.,
COITON-rhe demand continues very actve, pILnuvl-
pay for med nm and lower grades and prices are mgne'
closing irn ~ outside figures; the sales are c
pay to exporters splnners taxing very hs ,s Tor low
Middling ls9lsic. for Mddling Uplands hsu ,ans
for do New-O About 400 bales were SOFA IN a,
CoFFEE-Hoders OF Rio Coffee sim ns IN eles ro nm
important The stock ut the ports, as nuuc w =. ~
VIM Scott & Sons, Is 1884 bags incIuuins % rn,.
Orleans 1000 at Mobile, 1000 at BallihVio, i' ~ Sizes
delphia and 81 6a4 at this port. Java Is
hn Wet india GRADES are dull and rather heavy sales OF
1000 bags Costa Rca at l7lc., gold we quote: carr.
Rio. prime 9is, ssilai.. lfI
b. E,V .,..4lallt Rio, fair 20 good eargoes ia SS
Rio oriuary ho AR 70 sooo casO'Vh an
S u;, ''.... ia 9l7il
TnCoX"The market for all kinds Is dull and prices
rather heavy; sales OF l25 bags duayaqnh on pf'"~
rnar-The demand for Domestic Is quito active. ana
the market is lrtel tho arrivals are itIlmg el W.
quote iron yard ut aee 80 per tn OF 2Oe o taS my
pgicas have ayqqe2 2Vsg'e''DSt WI IA =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15


One Of the moss bofd and remarkable
cases Of house breaking occurred Ct the
residence Of Mr.. Hawkes., No. 552 Faast
street, between 3 and 4 o'clock last SUNDAY
morning Que or two burglars procured
y ladder. which they put up.to an open win
dow leading into the erping room Of the
servant girl. Entering through the win
dow, they made thorough examination Of
the apartment Of the giil without awaken.
ing her From there they went into the
room Of n son Of Mr.. Hawkes., took his
clothing 81 d cow, yed il into an unoccupied
Dom, and then plIA- I'd il of some 425 Ia
money and some jcvelvy In the same room
was his vest, in which was a watch and
,ome money, but il seem, to have been ov
erlockcd One ol the thieves descended to
he room below, occupied by Mrs. Hawkes.
and her daughter, from viii n he conveyed
sund,y dresses, and made thorough ex
animation ofthcir pockets He was reward
I'd IN this enterprise by securing . purse
containing a small amount Of money be-
longing tn Mrs. Hawkes.. He then return
ed and:s commenced to open the bureau
drawers winch awakened Mrs. II. and her
daughter. Mrs II. screamed sad dsuand>
cu W AuVW WIZ Wob NuVIC Utsu WuWS uc
wanted. Exhibiting . pistol. be vepliea
with an oath that he was there after money
aud tha, e she did not lie d"wn ne would
shoot her dead. Miss Hawkes. saw tina,
her mother was very much frightened, and
asked permission 20 g and obtain glass Of
~stsr for her lie co.ily replied thss he
would ges IL for her that he knew the
house MS well ~ she diJ-and get the water
ne dad. lie then made . thorough exsmin-
alton ofthe roo q securing two gold watches,
one IL which had chain Of gold aud jet
After securing this amount Of boo.y. he
vent 20 the drawing room. where he cspiur>
ed two boxes Of psper colAss and wel>
worn hat, though there were other articles
Of Va uc which he did not seem disposed to
axe. After securing this amount II plun>
der, he quietly lighted cigar; sat down in
the room of Mrs. iia~kes, and in spite Of
he PROSECUTIONS Of the occupants, smoked
t-mqniring in the meantime Ghere they
came ir.m and how long they had been in
Detroit. Turning to Miss Hawkes. be i'm,
pudently asked her where the other girl
vas that went with her 10 much-meaning
no doubt, her sister>inslaw. Having smok-
I'd his cigar. he sad the other men up
stairs had got through, aud he quietly left,
leaving the room BY the means that he had
entered il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

Henry O'Connor. the radical noainee TO,
Attorney General Of Iowa, delivered pubs
lie address at Dss Mo'nes, on the 4th Of
July. IN which. A. rcpovted by tho State
Register. the State organ Of The radicals. he
made tho following appeal to his partisan
friends
Go home. then, and together let us work
tor the overthrow OF wine halls, beer saloons
aud every species VI liquor selling. And
when We come 10 vote. | an. IN favor OF uni
ve'sal sui ase-letting every woman vote
-fn they wiil choose The right and also
,,e,y child Who has been reared in the
saboaih school"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

G,nl Aeaghsr was born 10 ireland in the
year 1918. lie was distinguished ~ lac
yer for hts cloquence; took part in tas Ir,sh
rebellion Of lS46; was banished By the
English government 70 Australia 10 l649,
but made his escape 10 California in 1853,
and attained considerable distinction there
- ~ advocate and orator. lie Joined the
7d.h (Ir.sh) regiment Of Col. Corceran %
CApsain. aud was psomossd 10 Be Major ;
was in the bastls Of Bull Ron !;
aided in organizing the Irish brigade
from New York was appoint
I'd Coloosl. and subseq. entity brig
Adicr>sensral. and Tough. calamity q,
the hsAd Of his brigade u sss,s Of the So
vercs, battles 10 which the aray Of The Po-
to.nAc was saeagsd He had command for
. brief period Of ~ dspsssosss Of North
Carol,ns. and at the close Of the wss rccs,v>
ed the appoin'sneat Of secretary Of the ter
y,,ury Of Montana. during his residence
in that territory he vas scting gOvstncr ior
the eater part Of the time Tboussnd.
Who respec ed his pc rio,ic cAasacser, and
have been charmed by his cloqusacc. will
deeply regret his untlmely end.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
SPEClAL NOTICES.
Verdict Of she Eacalsy.
INDISPENSABLE AS MEDICINES


INDISPENSABLE AS MEDICINES
The most distingushen physicians in the United
States have recently been placed the witness
stand, and have. with voice. declared that pure
stimulanis valuable medicinal agents. This de-
c.sion nj the faculty ressss especially to melicased
sssmnant OF which the psrcss and the best n pree-
cut known IL HOsTETrKRS STOMACH nITrRRs
ts bass Ne the alcoholic principle Of the finest rye
grown In the United Ststes and lis herbal ingrsaI-
euts eoaprire the sxsrse of large nunbsr Of plants
baEks srd roots produced IN varisns lprss Of the
worsd and all noted IN the eounnies - Which they
ar" dixenous &c their powerful eaastive properties
A invigoa ant and tonic the value Of the Bitufs
can ecsscsly be 0vcsssaed Hence Ito extraordinary
effect IN fev.r and ague and intermtseats remit
tente 81 every type. lie anti bous proper les are
marvellous. Persoas Of bilious habit, BY tskinx q
small quanti y ones OF swtre dag. nay vlssely
change telr ional teadcary . vss dsrAee
and eoeApe al tne uupleasaa1 cspreoueuecs which
rrse e1tber bOm the uhdue oenslIye7ess e. the m
natural trpidltr IL the hillary organ. Chronic con-
stipasse e eradicated thoroughly and h very snort
space Of time By small doees q THE wholesome reg
ato., taAen night an morning: and for all the
Disorders whhh ase superinducsd by exhalations
ron decomp0eEg vegetable ana animal matter a,
the strcets ~ rites, or the miasma Of swsmpy dis
sics, IL. when taken protective and pseventiy
medicine, the mos, reliable of all safeguards.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

F'rney. in recent letter tosthe Phila,
dc pbia P.ss, say, tina, railroads 10 Eng
lsui rarely cross public roads save by
bridge or tunnel. In entering great cities
Ike London they almost invariably run
na,allcl with the house tops. In the few
eases where the rail trsvcrses road on the
samc level. gates are placed, constantly
watched by guards who allow nothing to
cross while there IA any possibility Of peril.
Ia Other words, the English roads arc rc>
qaircd 70 he 50 constructed and guarded 40
a. not to sndanger life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

Tns PoiiriciASs vs.. TIE WoRKiNGNEN-
Jus, now there is no class of men who need
TO listen With more attention u judicious
counsel than workingmcn. From every di
rcction the interested politicians are moving
to secure their support, in order that they
may reach power. That point reached.
their sole concern win he for number ono
and the dignity Of labor" may 70 begging
for its rights"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
SPECIAL Molloeo.-
Pssen Il tAs Sspseiss Qssllle
or THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT
walfhen, Moss.

The American Watch Company. OF latham, Mass
,pspertfuv submit that their Watches are cheaper.
more acrussts. les complies, more durahe. bsstsf
sdspse for rcocsss use and more easily hept in or.
der and rcpaircd than other watches In the mar
ket. They are simpler In structure. and therefore
stronger and LEES likely 70 he injured than the ma.
.,y;,v Of foreign watches. which are composed OF
s,om ,e, IN sp pieces wni'e In sn old Enssh watch
,he,e q 70 more than 100 par.s How they run under
the hardest s,isl watches can have Is shown By the
following letter -
ornc. or IN. G r IS n ssecrr;,sssss.EsDrsr
The watches msnufacsured nv 90,
80 - =. ~, This rslruod lbr severni w.: ~ re
onr edyine men. 10 whom We 'urn,sn watches part
49, w. - 49, carried on line. and wr consid.-
shc,r MOD and reliable iine-keepcrs Indeed hayr
great satisfaction in sayns you, watches give us ess
.,,h"m, ram.,rs than any watches we have ever ma
In nae ON this road A. you sre aware we formerly
trusted theee Of English mannia,fure, Of acknowi-
e,ccd rood reputation hnt as class they never kept
tine A. eorresly nor have they done good service.
~ yours ~, sr.,s;,a,
| cesscy Mr. Lewis who's experience extended over
series ofyear' Re- EEpWHEib n. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent
| Aurr,cAS wATcn Co, W ALt"As.
| We make now five different grades of watches
named respectively as follows
| Appleton. Tracy Co, Waithan, Mass.
| waltham Watch COMPANY waltham, Mass.
p. 8. Bartlett. Wahsm. Mase.
| VIM. Eliery. Boston. Mass.
| Home Watch COMPANY Boston. Mass.
All ofthese. with the cxtcption of the Home Watch
Company. are warranted ny the American watch
Company to be Of the oes. material. on the
l
most approved pfinc'pr. anu TO possess every
recu;s,e for r,Hahlc time-keeper. Every
dealer selling thee Watches is provided
With the Com pauy printed card of guarantee which
should accompany eaen Watch sold, SO that buyers
NAV feel surerha, they purchasing the genuine
article There are numerous counterfeits and imits
tons Of our wasches ga throughout the cou ntry
and we woud caution purhssers to Ne on their guard
against imposition.
Auv grades of walihar Watches NAV be purchse-
ed of Watch Dealers roa.hont The country.
ROBnlNS a APPLETON.
|
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

ihs Wood 4 Mann Steam Engine Con>
pany. Uuca, \. u, have manufactured over
i,'4o Steam Engines, aggrega,ing over lO,>
5vo horses (s.x miiIion) pounds! Wer-
they placed lar enough apart for each to
run saw mil, shresh,ng machine requiring
equal space, they would make line over
iiity miles long! What an immense amour,
OF isboI those engines have acssmplished I
What = vast amount Of machinery has been
propelled. m,llons of bushels Of vhes,
thresned. thousands IL balss Of cotton I'm
ned. ~ ll.ons Of feet of tumhse en- By these
almost rilsns powsrfsl agsnssi sfske vesk
they have accoaphsAsd could u eonputed.
Se~e a array II agares Il vesad aess =
Tue enginss msnutassassd ~ ~ Wssa 1
laaa Steam Easiss vsGgnny ass aew II.
- N svery seesiss q ~ uailsd Staeea.
Wet Isdiss. South "a QrIHssl Amsric.'
Aeao eca Rgyph aad - ssqsissd I
Wos,1-wtds rspsssa;sn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
ROBBINS a APPLETON.
n lS9 B~Omi why. Now York.

Important tor lnvalids.
The weakness ofthe stomach. aud its family pei
forming its offices ia only occasioned by he debility
Of the stunachner,e AMI their various branches, by
being plastercdup with h'eem gross and acid drecs
1, disstible meals. offensive drinks. or other matters
which remaining tooloug sf-ume eorrodng quality
BRANDIETn'S PILLS
Cleanse the stomach and bowels OF all unhealthy &C.
cumulations, and purify and 'nvigorate the blood,
aad should be used by those who. having oet. In
pursuit Of health.
The Hon. Dcms Barnes seys;-"l sell more OF
Brandreths Pills than NJ al Others put together.
BR SNDeE rHr PILLS are sold by eli drurRists.
and II Tie principal Office BrsndretA Hoaes, n. Y.
RosUsnmeut stamp on each oo1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

Tux organization Of the negro radical par.
y South costa abouA $4,000 . year to tie
Federal Government aud benefits no one,
not even the ncgr0rs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
A CARD TO INvAL1Ds.

Clergyman, while residing in South America -
missionary. diecovcreda cafe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay Do
eaess Of the UcnAsy and 0smnal Osgans, - he
whole train Of dIeorden brought q By hansfnl aad
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cared b.
Ghisscbas fsnely. srsompesd ~ dssirs - bs1Dat
the aAicaed and unsortunase. viii ssnd he recipe
ios prcpering aaA ueiaG ~ nsdIeinA IN . sealed
envclcPe. TO any one who Aeeds Z, rfee Of Change
Adokess, JOSEPH r. lN0AN.
sCtAtiOa D, B1b'e 0Ouae,
may 02W1y New Tot CIV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
koU1SV1l


uHfABLlEagD leec. AID CHAN93R8D.
NJ 1T nahliahed ne "YOUTn'S NANuAl,'s
ecnyaiing 10 rees and IN IllustFatinSe the A.
e9ony I'D PhgpielDR u The Gex ual sH1.ns6 bcn
exee II health and disease. With Treatise On 6a1.
- DSeasss tocsedlng 8sN Abaee, Fvivass Decosse.
Female Compaints, 4e. With new !pethods q tleat.
nsnt. Intended . kusds NM na.sied and sineie.-
Thoee aGicaed With nerqia. Dcafneees HstulA. Pile
Nortaspar 2mmisssops or varrOcsJe. By enclosing =
0eklAb &1l Ueriss Price hstOf our hcw ss1ealAs
n fi{f i sisscfso-wAaxEr1c PRRvENrtvt. -
ThooS sing 70 Nit she1I Cdepstng. ce4 sNeloee
o1unp4 - aHsnlyA1oe ecu1n0oing eoa!.s24o - 9
he subject q pesvent1b4. An de.eR1oee 800
6eo11ol. A66fco IN lettsrs 20 J. B. Wu1lA0e,
q enu9o1l0 Qggy8 10 kees4leskys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15

Buzz Vone soR DysrxPsaA. - lt b cot
oeo0elt ke0sa that tue noss oimpls sea
edsss oeisn cu.s ths most atubbesu diesases.
Tue silasa u The mSalA 10 I -. care I, :
chs sesss cases e dyspep.sa. A., u "a
che palas u shs hand. and rub il h ~ -.
Aouss - ~ heShia1 and ses hsre, q ~.
80 80 ohoshnn6b &c -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-15
MANHOOD AND HOCTHFIIL FLOOR ase ~
COltOU,a Select Fb3vers
OF THE

CaO1CE FRUITS & Spices.
Are rsstins ssies . psasation among Iovsss Of
Choice TO- thcls dsleiDus Ysvues
Strict Pusi 81 unriva)lcd strength. Those who
wish tAs bese. md those who wish TO economies ssek
tkem Coltonb Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 sosaA4 BY
many who appspsiats that nieA Flavor d its Purity
(vesyAnlike this many vanila Exssscte N Mask@)
Ex-8oy. J. MD Y. SMrn. o. Pp0smnncR, r. /. Avs !:
ing Ex.racts she has used.
TX Gov Wn. A. B'cGiSoaAN. or CouHEofio'r, says:
For long time we have used them, and and them
HOLLAND. (rimothy Titcomb, the Won known
ruthor Of Springfield. Mass. says; They are the
Standard In oil THE vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such q NJ q References r. seldom given; See
Circulars With peaisrs Sold ny afceers and Drug.
gsts Prepared by J W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Celtous ToElet Article No. 3, u Heal and Dsaatby
the skin. Gold by Harrison 4 Stalks, and Parks q
Husmer, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago wholesale Agepts. FULLER, r NCH
FULLER, - AasAst stfe6os for all C0leoo'e Prepare
Sioos; Sept. 96-dly.