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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Krrr,s
AT AUCTION Aors

On thltAf MOANING, February 9Th 49,.
CLOCK, viii cell AZ No. a. punb.rton ~
Detween Green and Montgomery stre.t. |. ..Leet;
assortment Of Household Furniture' az ss ersI
Oh family declining housekeepior, n.mn
walnut SPRING seat Chairs and sofs,
walnut Marble tep Tables
Three ply and other Garnet,
Chairs, Tables, Mirrors &c
Bureaus. Beesteads, AID washstands
MATTRESSES, Psrlor and Cook stoyss
mentisned. ' e'aeies NOT
fet THos. DowLIKa. Anc,
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RW v. LEWIS CO., Auctiopeer,-
- No. $50 Penn. avenue, upder National n 40,
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AUciiOVs,T.

On SATURDAY NIGHT, comneneing ., ,
eIoek .. m We shall sell. 81 our A uction Room.
ne assot thent o. new Cooks, embracing q coll
iecugn OF Standard Poets. Mi-cellaneou. 49,.
foeuisr Novels, School Books. &C.. &C With ~.
nav received on consignment, TO be sold without
"a sid GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc,,
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EzEKIILp vI1aINIA HAIR RlsfoR1R.

X H.
HAIR RlSovAIIl:-We publish this morning
the Cd advertisements OF Our we'll known townsrnaa.
y. EZskisl, who IL the proprietor Of the we'll,
known and widely used :. Diekisl's HAIR Resto-
Ss..n TATE PREPARATION 10 40 new proper alton,
tinssss: from I:sldsats q Bichnond. witch he
viii ruolieh. These Recommendations are bon
fde. and place his lrsparstion above the auaek
nosuume Hei@ed on - hair ressorers. Try t..
and you vin save ysur hatf.-Riekmoad Times,
WARRINGTON CITy, d. O., Bee. 81. 1855
btAh BIB am grAtibe1 TO see thst you have
nSefn comwenced the MANUFACTURES 81 your " Hair
Bestpfer." fIf-fI- = - - -
From the testimony Of msny friends Who have
used IL. have ne hesitAtto In statiAg that be-
ifsve it 20 Be the most sfnoient compound OF the
kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many of
tho.s WHO have tried y a,saTs that Il lot only
,ss scse Is5fse!y bat undoubtedly res
O. roH Hssseetfoily: Acy yours. ..l-s. 81"
Te N. EzAEIKL. Richmond Va 80 . -
I, sSr ale y 81 ip.sssisu 0sisrs sadrsssed 70
5 y lo-eosR TsgTs,'-"'
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Id H..

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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PERSONAL.

pERSONAL-An lnsop histicated youth, too
osshiul to ask any lady to have him, has be-
come des psrats, and tax s this methsd to obtain
wife. Address, with carte de visite, S'P," Post
0Ece Box III, Washington 1t.
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w STEINWAYS PIANOS.
Have yust received o new assortment OF
eTEINWAY PIANOS, to which call-A
the attention Of persons HON We have 02
been unable 70 furnish within the lastuvNSV
month. We have also on hand several SECOND
HAND PIAE0s, which offer for sale q pom
easy terms. W. G. 4ETZEROTT b CO,
as Pa. avenue
Sole Agents of Steinways Planes, and Mason
Haulin 3 Cabinet Organs fell
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auct. ;GeOrg,1oxn

STHE SAME WILL BIZ ooNrIsurn
THURSDAY and THURSDAY kvlSINs
yes THOS. DOWIING
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TktsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE VINE
6 6dSR; S Ana ,s TIE sATI3SAL RACi

~ virtue Q; deed Oftrust, dated the ID OF Law.
-. 1900, aaa duly recorded. the undersigned
r9ery, 1851 at II lock . m. st the auction rooms
OF Oooper Lsumer, eorner Of Penns ylvania sy-
eerta,n WI sysrd sontauinE II acres being part
o. hosoioLko PLACE, described IS follows .
n g. !. ko,eiq,ahe Place" BY Moses Kelley aud
Snar uhimsn, thence south rs deg. west
:ou, ise Shsiss s.u,h ts aes west 81 100 chairs
farm road, thence by said ROAD 10 the bseinniSs
Inc place comprises yaluab whey ard An fuiI
pesrse' ane 10 within about q mile OF Washfpe-
ton city, and is well deservins the atteptisa az
riculturiste. VI ~
JsIms: One third cash, of which 8 100 must be
snd twelve mouths, with interest. Deed given
FRED " JONES. Tru,,.s
So cots CoOPkR LATIMER Aucts
DY COOPER LATIMER 1nc,,on..-.
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-. corner Fourteenth and street q
JeH under Bbbitt House.
AT TIE AEW CHEAP STAMPIN0 ROOMS
"A 45s gth street, oeDeSite Patent once, ladies
Wamas utta-
hhi t soyn Yokss. ready tAmped..-..-.so cts.
:" Bands N eta
al IL LOT orhd or ambroidery, our patter ms are
New FORK, and being IN receipt Of them weekly
We ar able daily 70 issue new patterns 90 we'll
ssmske and stamp my pattern krouaht US
p Working Cotton ct reduced prices.
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FOUNDRY,

~ No. Az d street.
HAVING started BBAss POUNDRY In conneo.
non With my Gun and Locksmith business, am
prepared 10 do oil work in that line
- ls-sm JOHN J. PEABODY
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EROMAGE DE BRIE,
NEUTOH ATEL,
BOOB ErORT,
GRUYEkE, f
SAP SAGO,
Palm kSAH,
EDAM,
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE,
NEW YORK CREAM.
MOTIONS PINE APPLE,
yOUN0 AMEktOA.
n. W. BUROHELL,
corner Fourteenth and stree %
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Rf COOPER LATIMIR, Auct1opesr.
- Late CLERKS with Jas. q Mcclure A 10 4
ooutnwest corner Penn syen ne And m IN a AZ,
Once Building.
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= EscoTRHaE HOME MANUFACTURE

600 D n A n,
PRACTICAL CARPET WEAVER,
Corner ~ aud q streets. Island
Makes Oar pets to order With dispatch, on mode.
rate terms, and satisfaction guarsptied. Carpets
constantly On hand, and fer ssls. js u I'm
II YOU WANT BARGAINS
IN CABINET FURNITURE
Gall at the Extensive Warerooms Of
H. +, ZIMMERMAN 60,
No. $50 Seventh street.
Ja q dim between La av, and ID street.
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Rr COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioueer,.
- Late clerks with jas Mcclure A Do ,
southwest corner Of Pennsylyani ave and i'm
street, Star Once Building
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30
A Lynn shot I'm Milwaukee.

y
Quite sensation was created Yesterday
forenoon by the appearance aud final killing
Of lynx on Milwaukee street. Mr.. Pruss
ser WAS passing the court house son.,a
about 10 o'clock when his attention ~.
attracted towards the premises Of a friena
by the movements Of what he supposed a,
some distance to he . dog. Approaching
ne saw that instead Of being Of the canine
species, Il vas lynx Of the larger eize. He
was standing In font Of the residence Of
Mr.. Miller, with . Newfoundland puppy
making hostile demonstrations towards him
in the way Of very bold bark, TO which he
psid no attention He ran down by the
Catholic Church, undergoing repair "a the
corner Of Main and Biddle, and finally made
his way 70 The corner Of Milwaukee and
johnson streets, where be lesped upon an
outbuildine end remained awhile and al
lsst took his station under . lilac bush q,
the side Of front door. Mr.. G. K9fier
procured . gan and shot him ION the spot, +"
which is considered to be the most fatal
place to strike lynx. He IVES large one
and measured six feet from toe TO toe, and
vss In no condition of flesh to favorably
advertise his boarding house. That IN an
imal Of this description should penetrate Z
popuious city, in toe day light and on al
sidcs surrounded BY the noises Of building
ana I'll the busy sounds Of men, d some,
vhat remsrkAble. This 10 the sixth lynx
shat ~ beeu shot In this vicinity THE Sea,
eon: 1has = % ~ : lev miles q hsrs.-
Thcv ~ ID extsaoroinass pIeosy this yea1
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COltOn's Select Flovers
OF THE

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are re-
% tined by HsLMBoLD's EXTRACT BrcHu. IiSdAwly
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ksErtfcciar. -. - fnorrid Murder
Of - Father ny Hsss SON.
iroRt,, " ihaska Ca , Iowa,
July 24th, 1867.

EpirlR DsNecRar: We have been az
custo;ned to read with aondcr and surprise
the details aud sketchv, OF crimes commit.
tel all over our land. aud We have thought
that none o. the>s atrocities would visit Us
tiu, We have been mistaken A murder
foul and heart>sickenIng has occurred n,
our own doors. An aged father has IA len
10y the hand o. his youngest son. The facts
of the case are about AS follows:
II seems that for some time past there
has been an almost continual quarrel be-
tween Elliot Jones, the deceased, and John
Jones, the accused. On last Monday, the
22d inst. about IL o'clock, NJ, John was
carrying some hay on pitchfork to feed
some horses in q lot near the house. The
father requested his son TO put down the
hay and turn the horses out, instead " feed
ing them the hay. The boy, either not
hearing or needing his fathers request, went
on. The old man became very angry Of
once, picked up . stick about four feet long
aud two inches thick, and started after the
boy, swearing he would beat his brains out.
A. he approached nearer the boy he sworc
again that he would kill him with pitch.
fork. At this moment the boy threw down
the hay. and when his father was about ten
fee, from him. drew pistol from his peck.
ct and fired.
The ball took effect in the left side, Its
Ito below the heart, passing almost through
the body, and lodging about five inches
from The spine. When he was struck he
exclaimed: my God he has killed me ~
turned around, walked few steps, and
sunk upon the grolnd.
Tho boy made no attempt to escape. bu,
remained on the premises until an officer
arrested him. He WAS taken before mag
istrate, where the above facts were ELECTED
and bound over in the sum Of two thousand
dollars to answer ct the October term of thu
District Court in this county.
The father died last night about II
o'clock, thirty>six hours after he was ehot
The age of the deceased Ut the time Of hi:
death vas sixty two years; that Of the ac'
cused fifteen years. ZExAs.
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50 HISTORICAL."
Caroline R'S
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia compound
THE RHEUMATIC NEuRALGIc COMPOUND.

THE RHEUMATIC & NEuRALGIC COMPOUND.
GIFTEEN years ago Capt, l.. 7 Copeland com
4 mander Of Boston brig. owned ly the late Rob
ert u, shaw. Capt. Copeland at that time made a
yoya TO Vera Cruz, and while there, near the guns
the Castle OF San uan de uiua, attacked ith
his old complaint, Rheumatism. While suffering Sc
ycrey board his vessel he was visited ny Next
pauiard, who said he could relieve him OF his
pain. and entirely cure him OF his disease. The vi
ltor returned with his medicine aud proved his words
in a few days Capt Copeland began TO improve I'M
der his treatment and was soon completely cured
SO delighted was the "od sea Dog, that he pur-
chased the receipt from the Nexico-S paniard. for
one Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt. Copeland returned 70 Boston, Capt.
Gardiner bought number OF bottles OF this article,
then manufactured In small way by Capt, Copeland
In Boston. Capt Gardiner. who then sailed
chant ship 10 London took the article with him. and
cold 1t for guinea bottle II attracted attention in
London and Capt. Gardiner immediately wrote to
his brother Charles f. Gardiner, Esq, 10 purchase
OF Capt Copeland the right TO make and sell the ar
cein England, the West India Islands and Australia
this In 1856 Capt. NJ y. Gardiner. receipt OF
the notice Of the purchase from Capt Copeland i'm
unedately formed CO partnership with Mr. Watson.
aweathy dealer In London, who now, under the firm
don, are ntrcducingthe Compound with great success
all over Europe.
nectisn with hie brother Chas r Gardiner, purchas-
ed from Capt. Copeland, his heirs and SUCCESSORS,
the whole right TO the article, with the intention
lie wosderu healing properties. II has proved a
most valuable medicine TO all who have tried it,
Mr.. &. +. Gardiner Immediately established a large
manufactury laboratory for the production OF the
article, and since 1859 has devoted his time to the In
PRODUCTION and eae Of GARpINKR's RHEunATic AND
NEuRALsIc COMPOUND. We sho AID add that the ar
tcle 10 entirely vegetable one, being composed OF
roots and herbe the mot important Of which grows
wild In England. from whence IL IL imported BY the
rroprietor-Mr. Henry X, Gardiner;
CHICAGO, Nov. 18th, 1865.
Mn. H. r. GARDINER, Proprietor GARDENERS Rheu-
matte 4 Neuralgic Compound:
Sir-Having been afflicted " iih the Neuralgia in my
face for six months, friend induced to Try your
Compound, and can cheerfully ray found 1t the
only relief and recommend IL to all who trou b.
led with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully. A. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Cor. Madison Dearborn Ste.
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This splendid Hair Dye 10 tho best in the world
The only True and PERFECT DrE- Harmless, Reiia-
BILE, instantaneous. No disappointment. No ride
uloue tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedissthe
III efedte OF Bad Dyes. InvRorstes the hsr, leaving
Il ecft and beautiful. The GEM II signed William
A. Bachelor All others are mere mutations. and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and PERU
mcss. Factory 81 Barclay etrecf. New York
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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4 widow ona Five Orphan Chtl.
Aren Draven Frem Their Home
BY DroWm1ow'e Negro Flen0o.

Mrs. Margaret Carter, . widow. sccompa
MED by five little orphan children, passed
through THE city yesterday, en- route Tor
Missouri from Van Buren, county in this
State, where she was born and raised. and
whence she .as been driven by Brownlows
militia.
We have seen and conversed with this
poor woman, and ksow her story to be as
time as il is melancholy Her home was
about three niles out Of the town OF SpenS
Ger. Ia 1862, her husband. an original
Uuion man. Joined Stokes cavalry, and vas
one of the few members Of that organization
sho fell In battle. He was killed near
Murfreesbero', in February, 1858. Since
that time his widow has struggled on with
her children trying to make livelihood.
Last fall the little farm was attached for
taxes and other debts, and this spring she
was visited by several OF Bfownlow's Off
Gals with threats. Recently . gang OF
'melish" came along and quartered on her.
They burned her "a Is, forsgcd what prov>
ender she had, and treated her 10 most
brutal manner. At last she resolved to quit
the country and 20 TO some relations in
Missouri. Some charitable persons raised
her money enough TO get away on, and, as
We said, she passed through Nashville yes
teeday, en- route for her new ho0e.
She gives the same account Of lawlessnsss
Of the Brownlow militia as has already ap-
peared. They nfcst the mountains like
Italian banditti. They prey on all alike
They rob, burn, threaten, and even kill
their enemies with impunity. What re-
cruits they cannot pick up from low white
men, they enlist from negroes. Their reign
Of terror is complete; age mr. sex is secure
against their ravages. The campaign whic'
they wage is infinitely worse than regula'
war. They spare no one, and as proof
their authority produce printed slips signed
by Brownlow and Cooper as warrant fol
every species OF violence. There are hun
dreds Of people all oyer the mountains Il
hourly peril of their lives and this nnf'rtu
nate widow and her orphans present only
single illustration Of the cruel and afro lou
war that 10 being lavished upon women ant
: children, 40 we'll Is upon men, throue hou
: this helpless region Of country.-NashriH
: Banner Of the 20th.
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CHfsss FAcroRy.-Tyler X. Waite, in
connection with his brother. d. r. Waite,
Of Michigan. has just completed arrange
ments for building and operating q cheese
factory in this town. The building will be
put up this fall and made ready for work
this spring The produce Of five hundred
cows has already been engaged Of the farm
ere in this vicinity, and the milk Of double
this number will probably be had BY the
time y - put in operation. T;.is movement
10 in the right hands, and it must prove Of
yalue to The, farmers 10 thie vicinity.-
SbceWsosv (llL) R<pwSyibcn, =
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
ExiMBoip's EXTRACT BucHu ffeba dSwly

What Every One Wants.
A good. reliable medicine that will be on hand
when required. and never fails when called on. That
il to be obtained IN Dr. Tobias Celebrated We
nctian Luiment. Many thousands call it the Won
der OF the Age as it does all that is Represented and
more. II cures Diarrna Dysentery. Collie. Spasms,
V hitting, Croup md Sea.ickness as surely as II is
used, and Is perfectly innocent TO take. interna ~,
in double the quantity named in the directions;
and as an external remedy FOR Chronic Rheumatism,
Cuts. Bruises. o.d Sores, Mumps, Toothachc. Head.
ache, Sore Throat Sprains, Insect Stngs. Pains in
the Back Chest and Limbs. thousands have testified
TO- and their certificates can be seen by any one at
the Doctors Depot. So Cor,landt Street. New York
Hundreds OF physicians II in their practice. It
has been introduced since 1sii. and hundreds who
now have il in their houses, say they would not be
siihout il even ri WAS $40 per bottle. Every drop
s IN xed by DR. Tobias himself, and can he depended
on. Only 20 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists throughout the United States and in Eu
Iopc. Dept, IS Cortandt Street. New York.
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CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES.
Are creating quito a sensation among Lovers OF
Choice Flavorsevery Tor their delicious Flavors
Strict Puri and unrivalled strength Those who
wish the best and those who wish 10 economizc seek
them. Coton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor IL sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In its Purity
ivery unlike the many Vanilla Extracts In market.l
ExCov. JANIS Y. SNIrB. ov PROVIDENCE, II. L. SAYS {:
Ny wife pronoun,es them superior TO any Flavor.
ing Extracts che has ever used
Ex Gov. WV. A. B'GKiS6HsM. OF CorSKcrc''T, says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
very hne
HOLLAND. fTmothy Titcomb) the well known
author OF Springfield, Mass, says: "They are the
Standard In all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list of References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold by Grocers and Drug.
gi-,s. Prepared by W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coton's Toilet Article No. 3. to Heal and Bcautify
the skin Sold by Harrison & Starks and Parks h
uosmer, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, "a Market street, for all Coton's Prepara
tious; Sept. 25-dly.
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4 Ganeral Massacre

4 General Massacre
Of the brc. Of the head the whfkers, the moustachc
the beard. can be essily accomplished by the ap
plicaon Of the scorching hair dyes and when every
hair is KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived by these nosrums will regret
too late tina, they did not the wonderful and en-
timely poisoness preparation which, in FIVE MIN
UTES produce. blsch or brown which Il not sur
passed by natures own hue. Be wise in time. The
only safe and sure article II
CRIsTADoHo's HAIR DYR.
Manufactured by J. CRiSTADORO. Astor Ilonse.
n. y Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressefe.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are re-
"a IN aaass n EYRu lladANlY
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Habitual Costiveness causes
Headache, Dizziness, Worms. Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsis, Sour Stomach, Bad Breath, &c. The suresf
preventive is De-. HAgaIsoss PERisrALrio LozEsGExs
being both Tonic and Laxat e, they restore nature.
thereby curing costive habit In the opinion OF
every Druggist they the most easant and effec.
tual remedy for the Piles and the only one that
reaches the cause. outward applications are only
time aud money wasted.
TIE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.-Ther
fore the nervous and dehilitated should Immediate
liz use UINBoil's EXTRACT I3rsHr fdSw
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Schepck,s, SeHwead Tonic pt ms
dephis IL intended TO dissolve the food and mabe II
into chyne the frst process 81 DIGESTION. BY clean
cling the Ston ach with Schencks Mandrake Pills the
Tonic restores the appetite and that could
not be eaten before using II vii be easily tivested
Consumption cannot be cured hy Schenck'r Pulmo-
mic Syrup unless the stomach and liver made healthy
an the adpetit restored, hence the Tonic and Pills
are required in nearly every case OF consumption.
half dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four bhses OF the MANDRAKE PILLS VIII
cure any ordinary case ~ dyspepsia.
D. ScIEScx makes professional visits In New YORK.
Boston. and at HE principal Once In Philadelphia
every week See daiy papers Of each place, or Nis
pamphlet consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe when purchasing. that the two like
nesses OF the Doctor. In the set stage Of Con
sumption. and the other as he now k In perfect health
| are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price ~ .ier
bottle. or 81 50 the half dozen All letters for adv
should b. addressed to DR. Schencks Principal ofsce
| No. IS North 6th Street. Philadelphia Pa.
General Wholesale Aecnts: pemas Barncs 4 Co,
NY: s. s. Hance. Baltimore, Md John ID. Park,
| Cincinnati, Ohio Walker q Taylor. Chicago, ILL.,;
Collins Broe,. 81. Louie. Mo.
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CarRcH ErIorErrE. Let the lady ads
vance one pace 5eyord the door Of the pew
she wishes to enter, half about lace and ea>
iutc The pew mus, then be vacated BY
such gentlemen ~ are in il, BY flank move
ment. The squad should rise simultaneous
y when the lady presents herself, and face
by the right flank, then deploy into the
aisle, the head man facing the lady, and
me rest walking to his right and rear. the
direction Of his halt being changed BY .
.lsm' counter march, and forming again in
70 'ne u? and down tie aisle, stiil faced by
:ne ,isnt h.ns. The lady, when the coast
IS lear, completes her salute, and advances
, 70 ns1 position N the pew. The gentlemen
their places. Great care should be sssa.
Of course, by other parties, not to enter ~:
aisle when this evolution is in progress un.
iii il 10 conplst d.
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oc2O-iy'

HEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU gives health
and vigor to the frame and bloom to the palid cheek
Debility ie accom- panied BY many alarming symp-
TOMS and II no treatment u eubmittcd to. cuneump
ton. Inc anity OF epepfic ITS ensue Tfeblrd& viz
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tract, and can now pariake of any kind Of food
:. For Dyspepsia in General Mr.. William Moller,
OF No. g West Twentieth street. writes - rec
ommend oheerfuy Hoa'r Malt Extract Ia dye
peptics, have never found such splendid bev
erage
g. For Poul State Of Stomach
Mrs. Daffener OF No .66 Hivngton street writes
"My husband has been entirely cured OF his dis
order of the stomach
l. For Exhausted Persons.
NV physician IL In favor of II, and did not think
that il could disagree with his medicines
Y. A. BEERS.
8. For Bodily Weakness.
lam. tear a confirmed invalid; have used ale
and porter, &c and no medicine seems TO bene-
At me: but Hof's Malt Extracts Just the thing
need liar ford. Conn. f.. 5 STEPHENSON.
&. In Caiarrhs. especially Obstinate.
M. Welsh Edwards, Of the New York Theatre,
writ-a 10 Mr.. HoH MY wife has been Entirely
cured OF her sore throat by the use, etc"
Sold at druggists and grocer: Persons wishing
ageucie. might apply 10 Hon = Malt Extract Depot,
5is Broadway, n. Y. or LAN.FELDr. THODE Il
CO.. Sole Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-30

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