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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

a DESPERATE REVOLUTIONARY Movrvrr,
The Washington correspondent OF The
Boston Post telssraphs tina. paper und.r
date Of the 2nd instant Is follows:
The radical leaders now here ara boast;n,
confidently among their friends of the com.
pleteness Of their plans for the future.
They say General Butler hes already ore.
pared joint RESOLUTION declaring that any
officers against whom articles Of impesoh.
ment shall be preferred, shall be suspended
from office during trial upon the charges
preferred. Immediately following the pass.
ing Of THE resolution articles Of impeach>
ment will 10 rushed through the House un>
de- call for the previous question. and
Mr.. Wade will be sworn into olics q &C
ing President Of the United States. Your
correspondent inquired OF one Of these GEM
temen how they proposed securing Mr..
wade In the Presidential chair after be h,d
been sworn IN the Capitol On that point he
SAID there Vas some doubt, q General
Grant has given them no assurances "A tn
which OF the two Presidents he would re-
coenise, but IN the event Of . refusal ON his
part to espouse their cause, thsv had the
militia Of the Northern States to fall back
upon, ae we'll as their own powerful organ.
isation. the Grand Army Of the Republic. .
large pestion Of which viii be found -
Washington. sugg s,ed that the suec,ss
Of the conservatives in thu fall election |
would probably cause change In their pro
gramms. He replied, M, Il will only ne,
cess'tsts The greater, 6rmoeos and quicker
acton. He also remarked that Il vas be.
lieved NJ. Jehnson would rssist, but that
tns htue power OF resistoaoo which had
BEEN len hin;by Congress weuld not be- dit.
ncuis TO overcome. Snch d he desperate
pregraams d The rsvslusiooloes, and | have
: positive asauranee iteo theoe vho kne~
that II win b stsiesly sassisl -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

OsxsaAL. HALrIns, Who served honosably
In the war, says he believes there we're two
Democrats to one Republican in The loval
army.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

Several publications, among which Vas
one in the New York World, having stated
that Mr.. Lincoln saved and left bu, little
property. and that Mrs. Lincoln vas re-
duced to live on tho income of " la. semsin.
ed Of the donation BY Congress. after Mr..
Lincoln's death. has dawn the following
expose from the Springfield QIlinois) Jour
nal.
We have deemed that the publication Of
the Inventory Of the estate Of NJ. Lincoln,
- filed BY Judge Dav'e, the Adoiuistratos,
in the Office Of The Clerk Of the County
Court Of Sangsmon county, would not only
net Do ous Of place, but would be the easiest
aod suress way Of placing the facts before
the public. We therefore give II below
Il was fled on the goth Of November, 1866.
bv IN. W. Mssheny, Clsst," and recorded
In Book 4 Of lnventorics, pagc 20:
Inventory Of tho estate OF Abraham Lin.
coin, late President Of the United Staica, so
FAR ~ the same has come TO nv knowledge
DAVID DAVIS, Adminissrstor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

In which time over .oooo0o boxes have been used,
has placed it beysnd the pale Of expssiment Il -
become necessity h eveSy family fsf instanf -
mot only Tor diseased eyes, ate ~ ehs0ule but for
all cutanene nnammafi0ne. burns chillblaine, err
sipeaa. saIfsheum. soED Of insucss aequs1o bltss.
lnfante sores, ehats and ecabe cAapt hande. ehout
pe and all kindred ills; relieving paiss and healing
= y q magic. Being sppiisd axsa,Ail1, y has
nee Of the Coaehing uee16. Daetoe9, er rsu1e a. =
sutning eaussire, cSfsodlae losioue ND Nv 164s1
rodipg and forever destRoyine IL dsiiafe cacsfk
eu0stitnte Or envelope TIL eSao1tivo organ. 2.
For eale - who1siale - seea1 G plUpel oso1osk
Psse1isis q AessSs = SssssisSsss. Dsvsspsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

This sum is ell invested in United States
securities bearing interest.
Also the following
n. b. Judd's note. dated Sept. ], 1859
bearing 10 per cent interest, for... ts.eoo 90
Thomas J. Turner, (fseeport,) July,
1858. due Nov. l. 1858, interest 10
AL Hahn, ,P:iin. j two note; Tor NV W
eco each. one due Oct. 18th, 1858,
the other Jan. !, 1889 ............. 100 90
With the following credits:
Feb. 10. 1859. $50; May 2. 80. $50;
July "A, 'es. elcc; Sept. II. 80.
N. b. Church. tscringneid, Nov. s.,
1854, q five months, given q Wash
jas. il. : j. i. Nc Daniel, is.n9sr.on
Coz April 20. 1868. ! day, 10 per
cent. interest. INSTRUMENTATION. ESQ 90
Golden Patterson, vermiliion Co..
April Is. 50. dae one year after date 90 90
Milton Davis, lvermillion Co Now,
81, due Dec. IS 81, 10 per cent so 90
With credi5 Of $50, March 2s, 80.
John 7. Mercer. SHELBY vile. Mays,
oz.... 81
REAL ESTATE IN ILLINOIS.
Me-. Lincoln's homestead in Springfield,
Ill.,, on lot 8 and part Of lot z, in block 0,
4. lies addition to Springfield
Lot 4. in block ID, town Of Lincoln, Loo
gan county III.
REAL ESTATE IN IOWA.
Crawford county, Iowa, 1870 acres east
bali. northeast and northwest, northeast.
section 18, town 81, range 30.
Tsma county-40 acres, description not
recollected. Certificates of entry in bands
Of q. II. Moore. Of Clinton, Dewitt county.
III DAVID DAVIS, Admir-, etc.
The following Is a Transcript Of the oath
bled by Judge Davis, upon taxing out let.
te-s Of administration:
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
SANGAMoN County,.
David Davis beng duly sworn deposes
aud says that Abraham Lincoln, late Of the
cou' ty of Sangamon aud State Of Illinois, is
dead. and that he died on or about the l4,h
day of April. A. d. 1865, intestste, as IT il.
SAID, and that his estate will probably
amount to the sum Of SIS, 600; that said
Abraham Lincoln left At the time Of his
deceasc, Mary Lincoln, his widow, and
Robert +. Lincoln and Thomas Lincoln. his
children. Signed, DAVID DAVIS.
Subscribed and sworn before me-, this l4.h
day of June, A. ~, 1865
Signed, N. w. MArHsxY, Clerk.
The above figures speak for themsel yes.
To be added to them however, 10 the S25..
geo which Was appropriated by the last
Congress- on account Of Mr.. Lincoln's ssla>
~, making altogether the total value Of the
personal estate TO be about one hundred AID
ten thsussnd dollars, to say nothing Of the
real estate descr bed in the schedule above
So that the statement made in the World
that Mr.. Lincoln saved nothing and left
nothing from his salary. and that Mrs. Lin.
coin mss no resources but wha. remains
from the appropriation OF Congress, $22.
900 and tho rents Of tho home lead returns
ing altogether bat ! eco per year, can not
possibly be true,
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- RrwARs OF A COUNTERPART.
DIR. j A M e s.

DIR. j A M e S.
Edrw.rsv Of james Loos Hespiesl, Cvseom
Houss Street. Nes Orlsans, La.
EstAblishe d in 1850.
And located 10 Chicago for the last six yesrs,
srs HAS REMOVED TO
no. SO RANDOLPH STREET.
Chicago, ILL.,,
Nearly opposite his Old once.
Where he may be consulted upon the trsssmsas
or Chronic. s4ercsestOl
Syphjitttc, Scs'0fsslosss,
And oil
Blood and skin Diseases (!
Aud Disorders Of .
ComtasiOus venereal Character.
Cures them without resortins TO Mercury, Iodiae
Potxssii, Arsenic. or any poison, bat with Neutral
ixcr p,~ yc cure Tor all humors and blood poisoue
OReAs,o WIAh.Iss. euch as Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal and BigTual Emissions, brought ON bv
abuse OF the system early indiscrctons cesses or
entailed hereditary causing loss or memory, confu
sion, depression, Ginuess. and of,enfimcs insunity
witho;hcr dcpeTae Train ui symptoms, treated and
radically cured W.tif IN ttalifDlc method
time and expense. Ii,et, GouorThpa Structure and
all diseases .c-iE 20 lae SEXES. OF private nsturc
radically cured.
Oia diseases d. tho MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood has become poisoned, producing
bloicies ON the face small watcry blstefe pains i
head and bones, liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body, scrofrla together with m endless number u
su1erings.
Df. James recommended by the press generally
tn medical faculty and professors Of medical college,
etc. Those afflicted should apply Immediate and
be cured Of there terrible disease.
DIR. JAMES has just issucd n revised, improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR on Ven
eral Diseases peculiar 10 the sexes with directions
and prescriptions for sell treatment.
SrsRxA foaRusA, caused by self abuse, sexual OF.
ccee &C. Is fully treated aud will not fail TO arrest
the gttention of the reader.
Animportsn; feature OF the book Is treatise upon
Cuncepton-how avoided-and the necessity and
propriety. sometimes. OF so doing.
Tie various diseases peculiar TO females, arc fully
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor Is printed upon fine paper, neatly and
sube lantially hound containing 80 pages, and Il 10
intended ne book. be kept for private reference
and consultation. II lie ua..rm In psrvo--much ~
the smallest sptee. Buy It'll Read III The book viii
iniurc none, LAT henelt ail-Thc old and young OF
beth sexes-maf- ed and single. Price OF
Book, S1.tp.
Address DR.. JAMES. ?. q. Drawer $3.50, Chicago III.
Dir, James Gf.ra and parlore are at 80 Randolph
stree. OF Dearborn street, Chicago, where he
may be consulted "r-oually or by letter upon all dts
eases pertaone h. speciality. Office hours from
A. n. to- L. NJ. Cancellations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

Nsfura! Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cbeapect y
ne Wcsm-.will give satisfaction to al. Principal
waoiq5aie Agents for wrights Tar eyrup. sn9 -
mere HAN Dye IN Chicago. Euler, Finch 4 Fuller.
Losd Smith. and BarpRsme q Van schasek.
JOHN ]. KROWFR -.s
oug3o d6m Soic PrupfietOf.
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Farming In Iowa.

From the Council Bluffs Iowa Nonpariel
We frequently receive letters from YOUNG
men in OHIO, making inquiry as to what are
the advantages ot Iowa over Ohio or any Of
the Older settled States In few words
We vii state few advantages. We know
Just what young man can do, or rather
what he cannot d, IN the old States, an,. We
have OH opinion of what he can do here. All
that young farmer without farm Of his
own can hope 10 do in the East, ia to make
. tair living, at least it will take him mauv
wears of hard labor to earn farm. Let a
Young man come and settle in Pottawatomie
county next sprn, with three Or four hun.
drrd dollars in money, let him rent farm.
all that be can cultivate, ~ hich will be about
twice ~ much ~ he can in the East, and
durirg tho summer let him buy twenty
calves at five dollars each IL he 10 indus.
,r Gus and saving, at the end Of three years
no will fad himself in possession off good
team and dairy Of twenty or thirty cows.
With such II start be need not hesitate TO
buy . hundred acres of land. With ala
moss . certainty OF paving tor Il in two
years. 80 thatat the end Of Eve years he
VIII be better off than nine. tenths Of the
farmers 10 tho East. The great advantage
he has ie, his stock runs upon the prairie.
It costs nothing but tho cutting Of The hsy.
and he has oil the increase and growth OF
tho stock. while ct the East he must give
the landlord half the hay and half the iu>
crease. half the butter and cheese. and. in
fact. nearly tho ehois Of the PROBE above .
living. while here the landlord only expects
thkd Of what grows on lie own
grounds. leaving oil the hay, sock, butter
aud cheese, and in fact. almost oil the cain
70 the young farmer With such advantseee
Il is almost impossible for an industrious
young farmer here to fail Of placing himself
N easy circumstances 10 . vesy few years.
We csn attribute L to nothing but h.
noranse q what can Be done Wet, that q
many young men stay East and drudge and
toll. to almost no advantage to them selves.
on few acres Of land, when thsusande and
thousands Of acres are here, waiting to be
occupied that they may pour their untold
wealth into the lap Of industry. Young ruen
o. Ohio, mako haste and get settled in the
west before too many OF these golden Oh
porsun's'cs are lost TO you forever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

On the TopinoSt Wave
OF popularity, without competitor, and defying COM
petition. bound to flourish as long as
TIE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her sails nature produces fiery tinted hair
or Time sheds its white spIay on human heads.
CuRisTADORO'S HAIR DYE
wins "golsen opinions from all sorts Of people" snd
can ''eo ny the board" while IL II held desra-
bic bv man or woman To be comcly. Manufactured
by J. CRiSrADOkO, Astor House, N. Y. Sold
By all Drugeisse Applied BY all Hair Dfcssers.
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.-Therc-
fore the nervous aud dchlitatcd should Immediate
IL use HlnBoIp's ExTaACr huoBt. [d.SW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

The Healing Pool. aud House Of
MERCY. Howard Association RepDstA ~ Youxo
Msr. an the Crime ofSolitude and the knx6ss. ASu.
"a and DrsnAsn which destroy ths nan1y pewegss
ana create impediments to MARalAgB, via ease
meane Of reio Sent In sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address. Dr.. J. SKILLlN AOU HTONs
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pn scps5d& wsm
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AoO MACE,
For Preserving, lesst0rlhg ana
Bcaatifglng she HAIR.
And is the most delightful and wonderful article
che world ever produced.
Ladies' win ind II not only certain remedy 70 Re
store Darker and Beautify the Hair, but also deslr
able article for the Toilet. II 10 highly perfamed
with rich and delicate perfnmc. cpeudsnt Of the
rsgrant door Of the Oils Of Palm Of Msce.
The Marvel 81 Peru.
A new and beautiful perfnme, which In dsllcacy o.
SCENT and the tenacity with which u clnes 70 the
I'M ndkerchief And persOn, 10 uneQuaflsd.
The above articles are Tor eaie by all DruRgsto and
Perfumers At 81 per bottle each Sent By express %
any address by proprietors.
>. =. :. 4. ". WRIGHT = CO..
scs011 10 Liberty etrsst, Nsv Yosh. /
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND Uis-
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diseased. Uee 1snMDvB's ExTRAc9 DecuU AMP In
PROVED RoeR Wash. (fsb6-d&W1y
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RuchelOr's Hiatt. Dsse.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In tho wosid.-
The only rrrs and Prnrror Dra-Iiarmless. Rslia.
bic. instantaneous No disappointment No ridk
ulous tiuts. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
m esdts Of Bad Dyes InvieUrates the hair. leaving
II soft and beautiful. The genuine 10 eigned wuiam
A. Batchelor. All others are mere limitations, and
shouiA be avoided Sold BY Ill Druegistsaad Peefn-
pers. Factory 81 Barclay street. New YORK.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
LADIES can receive box Of Dr. velpss's Pm b
mall sealed from the eye Of the public. By enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps n n. W. Ma.
COnBER. Albany. N
HRLNBOLp's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU I,
p,S.ssni in ate and odos. free nom al injurous
properties, and Immediate in = action. ld0W1S
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED b
Yrf moi pa EXTRACT Hrfssu f(pl6 d1&yfv


a Proof that the medical pro-
! ! ! | |
up fesson takes hold Of Hoff's
a Malt Extract Beverage Of
-0mE Meath.
5y(kiyeqW3S DIR. Gordon speaks highly
~ S1X1S.& oft. At the suggestion Of
Tt3xIf II ID. Gordon OF this city we
63NfIssS7f1{ wish You to send us. etc. fol
yASXV lows order. DIR. Gordon
1o61S1aD speaks highly Of II, and will
prescribe II in his practice.
MELVIN & BADGER.
Uscd nv advice OF DR.. Elliott. We can recommend
Hoh Malt Extract personally. rs come OF our own
family have been uring ii under the advice OF DIR
Elliott. LABOR BROS
Dr. r B,rker's Prescription. Please send ne one
dozen by DIR. r. Bark RS recommendation.
Mrs. l.. N. ROWLAND, us Wa .hinston Square
DIR. Chauveau's Prescription. Mr.. Hon.--Sir: BY
advice of my Physician. DR.. Chauveau. have taken
come Of Hoff = Malt Extract aud can you thai
il hes done me wonderful deal Of good, it has
psr,aIs Of any Kind Of food. AMANDA FoRDoTS.
New York, Feb. n, 1867. I'D Wooster 81.
your s in TIE 1sSsp. end 70
mention to our DR.. Dennson that thought of order
ing for Hor's Malt Extract ON trial. He said, ''hy
a. ueans do so. fori have sccommended 70 FEVER.
Sold at drugsist.' and grocer.. Persons wishing
81 h Brosda q. n My Or IANsFEIpT, TaoDE
CO., Sole Agents. Davenport. lows.
FOR INCARCERATION on INCONVENIENCE
of Urine. irritation. Inflammation or liberation Of
the bia0dcr kluncye, 0lecaree " inc p6OoSe0to
eiande stone in the bladder. caculss. gfavsl q sek
dust deposit. and all diseases Of the bladd. kdneys
| and dropsicsl dwellings, tdAwly
Uss HsfMrus.Ds FLulD kxTnAcP BucuW
Quarter ofa Million Saved n Day.
| One hundred thousand men now labor with good
results, who, until they used tTsHs fE*
ALLCOcKs POROUS Pf.AsTERs,
had not done days work for years. So those plss
ters are the Of increasing the wealth OF the
nation, not less than quarter Of million day.
An Important Letter.
SHRus OAK, Yorktown, n. T.. jan -, 1890.
T. ALLcocK q Co.--0entleEen have been troub-
led with lame back ten years. to be en-
| irey helpless ard unable 10 do any kind Of hard
work. In June last procured one Of Allcock's Po-
puus Plaster and II three weeks, when fouod
my back entirely cured. and was able to NOV nd
cradle a. well a. ever / could In my beet days. .
! STEPHEN PUuSLEY.
ALLgSrowN, Penn. App II 4. 1865.
| Mcssrs. r. AIloooK & Co Dear sirs MY daugh-
ter used Of your Porous Plseters She had avery
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koure truly, J. v. N. HUNTER.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, N. Y. Sol
by I'll Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

Tie Curative BAraax
is Warranted. 10 used &C.
c riding % Directions. =
Oure In al cases, Coughs,
Co'ds. Group. whoot'ane
Cough, Asthma. and All
affections ofshsThroet md
Luugs.
Madame Zadoc Porter's
Balsain is . purely veges-
able Enpect0sant, psepas.
ed with great care and ac,.
eaiiGc skill, from . combi.
nat. m OF the best remedies
the vegetable xingdosn a.
fords
Its remedial QualItiee ~
hassd % IL power 70 aeeist
the healthy and vieuruas
ciscalatiOn Of the Blood
through the LANCE.
II cnlivene the musclea
sndsseietsthe ekin 20 pct
form the dutics Of eguis
tingshe heat Of the svrfem.
andh gently throwing Oh
the waste substance frurn
the surface OF the body.
! nlooeene the phlegm,in-
daces free splitting and win
be found very agreeable 10
the tastc Il Is not . vio-
lent remedy. butemollienA
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n nom to 10 10 - h0ufe
wHEATON1 OINTMENT cures THE rTCn.
wHEATON's OINTMENT cufes SALT RnHUH.
WHRAroN's OINTMENT cures TErTHR.
wHkATONs OINTMENT cures BARBERS TrCN
WHEATONe OINTMENT cares OLD SORES.
~akAToNs OINTMENT curee EVERY KIND
Of nnashor, Hike pnasfc. 'ss1
rnce' % ceots box. By mail 90 centa ..ss,
y, ~ Address wBBKe = POTTER,
r,,..is =. ,.v ~ y ashlneton Street. Boston, Mss
=. .-,e ~ :. =. a&glsse augS-d&w1y
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT RIJCun -. 90
and yigot TO the frame and bioom IL ~. ~ Ma sSS
De0fIity = atto1pssSed b. uany oisisi"S 1872
vpms and u no treatment e Submitted T.. corsnmn
''o"s s"e.n's - spsseP.ss Me enene. lfcb5-dAWiy
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DIR. SchenclS's Mandrake Pills.
A SUBSTITUTE ron CALoMEL These Pills com
posed Vi various roots, having the pewer to relax
the secrctions of the liver promptly and eectuay
ms birc pill mercury aud without produc cling any
Of those dsagreeable dangerous efec 70 winch Of
ten follows the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence. az they promote the discharge Of
Initiated bile and remove these distractions from the
liver end hillary ducts which the of bill
tous nfec tiois in general.
senkNck'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache. and all disorders Of the liver, indicated
by ssow skim coated tongue. oosiiycncss, drowsi-
and general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lsssitudc
showing that the liver Is in torpid or DISTRACTED
condition. In short. these Pills may be used with
advantage In all cases when purgatve oraltcfative
medicine is required
Plea,c ask for :. DR.. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills,''
aud observe that the licensees Of the DR.. IN
o.. Government stamp-one when in the last stage
Consumption. and the other in his present health.
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Price 70 cts per box
Principal Office No. Is North 9th St. Philadelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Axcn's: John ID. Park, N +.
cor of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cine matt, Ohio;
Walker a Taylor, 1874 and 1873 Wabash Avenue. Chi
cngo III Collins Brothers, south west cor. OF I'd
Vine Strcett, St LONE. No.
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warning <esrchinr and ehee I've can be taken BY the
oldist person or youngest ohiiu.
Myon have a Cold. fever 90 slight. do not fail to
give the Bal.sm tria as tns very low price at which
may AWAY. keep i, conve pient for use.
The timely o. 2, cent bottle win o'sen prove
Il TO be worth one hundred times ne cost.
dswir Sold bv all druggists.
RuCKEL 4 nkSDkL. Prop'rs. New York.
CHU
"a Me Great Nsrefis
.,,,.,o, NJ. CONCENTRATED KxvRACr eAssAPAsurA
Is Ms Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared sccsrdins to rule. of Pharmacy
and Chemistry and the most active that can be
made tfebs-iAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

ENFEBl.kD AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of both sexes, use I.Kissoip's EXTRACT BuonU. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you to sleep we'll. lfeb5-dfwly
a common form of Indigestion
lsoppression after eating. or depressing dulness
OF the spirits: with hatulepce or belching up OF
wind, and almost always follows Costiveness. Dr.,
HAaRfsoS's PKRisrALrIo LozENoEs, give quick and
not require increase Of dose. never gripe and for
Constipation OF the Bowels, Piles. Headache. Dl.Ei'
ness. Irregularities, and other Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible
HELMBOLDe EXTRACT BuCHU and InrRovEn
Ross Wash cures secret and delicate disorders In al
their sfagee, q little expense little changs In
diet, no Inconvenience and NO exposure. Nb pleAe.
ant In taste and odor, immediate in its action. and
rec nom all injurious properties. Lfeb5-d4wly
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARB
L warranted superior 10 any Others. or NO pay for
the cure Of Distempcr. Worms, Bots, Coughs. Hide.
9eund. Colds. &c, IN Horses; and Coda. Coughs,
Lose Of MIX. Black Tongue, Nora Dieeemper, BE-, in
need OF stopping the working Of your animals. They
increase the appetite. give nns coat. cleanse the
stomach and urinary organs alec increase the milk
ofrows. Try them. and you viii never BE- without
them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer OF
uottng horses. has used them for YEAR, and recon-.
the Jerome Race Course. Fordham. N. r.. would mot
pee them until he was told Of what they are com
pnsed. since which he is never without thems lie eae
over twenty running horses IN HE CHARGE snd Sef The
last three years has used other medicine for them
he has kindly permitted me to refer any one TO him.
Sold by Druggists and Saddlsss Price % cents per
box. Depot, Of Cortlandt street, New York.
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- Broad eess New York.
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VI Be-, bOught and eold On e0mmiosi0o.
Interest allowed on Daily balances, - oeoooot q
Heuks. DankRs. and Oehses. $780, N4
Orders left With
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-14

Proof that the medical pro-
fession takes hold Of Hoff's
Malt Extract Beverage Of
Meath.
J DIR. Gordon speaks highly
OF At the Suggestion Of
d. Gordon OF this city, we
wish you to send us. etc. fol
lows orderl. DIR. Gordon
speaks highly Of II, and will
prescribe II in his practice.
NaGIHIN 4. RAnGER