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Exceeding fiftv dollars. fiftv cents.

Exceeding fifty dollars, fifty cents.
Insurance -(Life)- when the amount
insured does not exceed one thousand dol
ars, TWENTY-FIVE cents.
Exceeding one thousand dollars and not
exceeding five thousand, fifty cents.
Exceeding FIVE Thousand, one dollar.
Lease of land OF tenements. where rent
does not exceed three hundred dollars per
month, fifty cents.
Lease exceeding three hundred dollars
per month, for each additional two hun
dred dollars, or fractional part thereof, in
excess of three hundred dollars, fifty cents.
Mortgage, trust deed. bill Of sale. or per-
sonal bond, for the payment Of money ex-
cceding one hundred dollars and not exceed
inr five hundred dollars, fifty cents.
Exceeding five hundred and for every ad-
d,ional FIVE hundred. or fractional part
thereof. in excess of five hundred, fiftv cents.
But mortgages shall not be stamped,
provided the note for which the mortgage
was given to secure has been stamped.
Notice Of appeal TO any higher court,
fftv cents
Pawners' checks. FIVE cents.
Powers Of attorney other written au-
thori'y to sell or transfer stock, or collect
dividends thereon, twenty-five cents.
Powers Of attorney TO vote at election OF
Incorporated company. ten cents.
Powers of attorney 10 receive or collect
rents. twenty i've cents.
! Powers Of attorney 70 sell. or TO convey, OF
rent or lease real estate, one dollar.
| Powers of attorney for any other purpose
/ hf.v cents.
| For every additional one thousand dollars
nr fractional rart thereof, in excess Of tw,
'n"I>ann dollars. .lf'v cents.
! "-0.e>t upon bin, note, check or draft
'~-nav t.ve c-,9tS.
! Qsit cli.m deeds 20 he s.am1ed as con
! snce. t>ee Convcvance.l
| Fyce9t when given Is release Of
! mortgage. hy the MORTGAGE or his asSiync'
/ nr a~>j.,nor> = the morrgagor, or successor IL
! interest in which case ], i exempt.
Receip- for the payment OF money. wher
,he amount exceeds twenty dollars. or ~
the delivery of personal property. two cents
/ Summons issued from any court of recerd
or # IN anv Justice Of the Peace Court,
hf'y con;s.
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stamped a mortgage. l>ee Mortgage
Iru>. decd. conveying estate To uses. - b
stamped A. a CONVEYANCE. See CONVEYANCE
Upon any confession " Judgment CT cogn'
vi. except in case where thetax far a summon
or upon the accoun. has been paid. tlfrv cent
Warehouse receipts. !Gr anv goods. ware
nr merchandise, nnt otherwise provided ~
deposited or stored in any public or priva-
warehouse. nnt exceeding five hundred Do
lars in value ten cents Exceeding FIVE huT
drcd and not exceeding one thousand, twen,
cents. Exceeding ons thousand. for ever
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thereof in excess Of one thousand ten cent
For anv goods. etc. not otherwise provide
for, s.ored or deposited in anv public or pr
{ vace warehouse. 'wen'v-tve cents.
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=,c. state stamp STE I :. Revenue >ramu.
A,TATE OF \ENAnA. COUNTY OF D,fl'Gi.AS.
- In tie Second Judicial district Court Of the
Safe "f Nevada H. IA in and tr Douglas G unity
Notice is hereby given that William, u. Newton
has APP lie,. ~ this Court tnl allowed maxi
assignment If his property and be discharged
fioui his debts under she provisions an Act q
the LEGISLATURE If the state If Nevada. as>sh
March 10Th. 1865. entitled - An Act for the
lief Of in-olvent debtors and protection # credit
ors'' And the Creditors Of said William u
Newton hereby moi fled to lie and pear he.
fore the above entitled Court. in open Court. at
clock 2 NJ. f the eth day If February. a.
D. 1867. at the Court House IF Douglas county. in
Genoa - show wi,N the PRAYER Of sail in
solvent William d Newton. should not he granted
| All proceedings against said William D. Newton.
| at law equity. are STAYED.
! Done by order Of the Hon. $. II Wright.
Judge Of said Court. this 26th day o
SEAL January. A. D. 1857. In witness where,'
| l heret. set my hand and the seal %
said Court, the day and wear a-t~ritten
4. A. KfNSEY, Clerk.
By !. A. uARvzY, Dnrutv Clerk.
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AHiavi'S. FIVE cents
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ofnaror ON which 'hc same i written. -yc c.s
Assignments or 'ranSfer ~ rn'r'-'-e.
lease" or noticv ~ insurance. 'he SAN" tn'v
as tho original instrument. see Mor'-ago.
1ea>c and Insurance
ANY nrorli<sorv note. vhe.her ravahle on
demand - any ti-re de~irna-"i t,r sun
not exceeding one hundred dollars. tv" cents.
For every additional enc hundred dollars or
frac'ional Dar' thereof. i've cents.
fThe warrant of attorney ~ confess ludy-
ment on a NOTE or bond i exeun' from ~-ar,,
,lu.v ifthenote or bond Is pronerly STAMPED
Rank ch,cLs drat.S ~. or,ers a. >i-h. or
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dians and trustees. are each SUBJECT 70 a
starnn duty of one dollar
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money. the same as mortgage. tSee
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JOSEPH ID. WINTERS.
Proprietor.

y. H-Ear terms of sale enquire II Mr.. Winters
or al tie ArPE Il OFFICE dl:;-ti
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Fashionable Watering Place.

The lands. comp i-ns ito acres # t,re best kind
9 tii1,i'er and ranch property. ans: in ing a
-firn - -cvtn acr"> ana large grass field. Ill
.,. sold with the house and furniture.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

A Plea for 1BeauslGml Churches.
The Bishop Of Cork, in preaching at the
opening Of . new church in his diocese,
made the following plea for beautiful
churches
feel personally. Of course, IS bishop.
very much grstified 1t what see, and an
very glad that this pleasing specimen Of
architecture 10 by ono Of our own commu>
MON, and an architect Of cur town. The
Almighty creator himself. We might say
without irreverence, deligsts in beauty. All
the forms Of nature arc beautiful. The
shape Of the heavens ia beautiful; the mid>
night sky 10 beautiful; the moon waking 10
her brightness is beautiful the sun rises
and sets in beauty. All crsationis formed
IN beauty; and my christian friends there 10
no reason Why We should not use beautiful
fosms too. What 10 aschitectures Moths
ing but the beauty Of order, the beauty Of
shape. tho beauty Of proportion. What is
musici Nothing but the beauty Of sound.
hat is paintines The beauty of color.-
What Is orstory? The beauty Of speech.
What are the higher sciercest The beaus
y Of reason. 1t is contrary TO Gods de-
sign. and contrary to our nature. that va
shculd mot make use Of these thiur, that
God seems to delight 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19
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Dear eir:-Haviny witnessed the operation OF Or.
virgin Tar syrup in cases Of Consumption, cneef-
iuiiy recommend it TO all persons 60 afflicted.
JESSE II. WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts., PhilsdepnIs.,
adelphia. writes:
After suffering two years with Consumption anu
constant hemorages. was induced 10 try wrignt :
Tar syrup Alter using six bottles health reiuneu,
and am now ah TO attend to my business
IS. stevens, Druggists, Reading. Pa writes
chased about three weeks ago il nearly al sod ~
customers speak highly of It, Send half gross o. y
to my father. at Middetown. Pa .and CHARGE TO me
.; .ansyc1el. Druggists, Trenton, N o., ~ ~
" virgins Tar Syrup does all yon claim VI ., y.
am selling largely Of II. and with much ssfsiaction
70 my customers. d.
Wright's Tar Syrup b sold by all Druggists sna
bottle viii check the most A1RrnNated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

democracy.
The Now York Evening Post of Saturday
makes . declaration Of principles csutain>
ing the solid truths that follow.
We believe in democracy, heart and soul.
and without it or but, We believe tia, the
State. the organ and representative Of the
whole Of society, has but two functions.
which are exclusive aud supreme-to man
tain the unity Of society, and to define, de.
cree aud execute justice among oil its mems
bcrs. All partial laws are UBIQUITOUS all
special privils :es wrong oil interference
with the natural development Of industry
and tho unrestricted exchange Of the fruits
Of that industry. a usurpation OF pow er and
pcrnicious impcrtincnce. We believe, too.
that every member OF society, who con,rib>
u,cs 70 It's support Or its defence, should bs
progressively admitted to participation in
its political control, :. o.. ~ rapidly ~ his
intelligence. his obedience 10 law, and his
assimilation to the spirit and habits Of that
society, shall warrant. In other words,
equal nights. impartial laws, freedom from
unjust and unnecessary constrsint, and uni
versal suffrage, are our moi,oe. now. rs
they have been our notices In the past and
rs we trust, thep will be our NOTICE, In the
iuiuso.
From these principles i, follows in, xa,s,
bly, that we are opposed 10 the concentra,
lion OF power in the hands OF spy governs
ment, but particularly in that of the central
government. During the war there was
necessity Tor the exercise of a high and al
most exclusive authority At Washington
The nation was In peril. and it was TO he
saved at every hazard. Blu. now that peace
has come. we must get back cs fast as we
can to the normal state OF thiogs. Our 10
culiar political system, which is neither tia,
ofcomposite States, or Of n State of S,,,es
requires that We should maintain III. rsl,.
t'ons Of the parts to the whole. ard Of ,he
whole to the parts, ia the mos, r;vid 90.
ordination. The Independence and r;,b,.
OF the States are as absolutely essential "a
lie harmonious working as the supremacy.
IN certain respects, fthe federal power
without ehe Independence OF the States. in.
deed, there would be no security FOR indi.
vidual rights. Popular liberty il only up-
held ana made practicable by local self.
government. Forty millions Of peoplo
which there soon will be wishin cur border.
cannot b. controlled from a single centre
or will 10 controlled as France is controll.a
By seccsssivs revolutionary jlntas. sndin,
in the strong nsn with the swor,I al
such . government by wha. name YOU will
empire. monarchy, republic or common.
veelsh-it 10 ever a. heart, the SANE des>
pss,em. u cannot be otherwise. A power
70 inerdina,e - that which would be re-.
quifed . govern the United States from
Mains 20 Texas. from Sitka 10 Florida, With
their @ahifold. intricate, diverse and cum.
bsssome interests. could only be welded
an tle military principal. All civic lie
wenld perish il il, either run iuto ansscbv
q b crushed BY the iron had Of force.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19
NEW York.
@. DuCnEUx'N PATENT
Fer nnssauamaeous lD~e~chucwe
- Heroes 1rOsA Carriages.

TIils INGENIOUS AND Very USEFUL I'VE IN.
ton. which has been patented In the United States,
France and Ecglsnd 10 now offered BY the suhscrber
TO the public. feeling assured they win md H. upon
cAsninsticnnfGc OF the greatest Inventions cf the
age.
Prominent among tie advantages are
FIrrr-The facility with which horses may he har
messed to or Embarrassed from Carriage. also rem
dering unnecessary for the person embarrassing 60
pass between or behind the horsce II customary.
thus avoiding sny liability cf being kicked.
Sxco~p-- In case Of q horse falling, he may he
looscd nom the carriage IN second without leav-
ing his seat IL go simple in its operations that
child can work IL.
THiRp Asp GRRATEsr-fn ease OF horses taking
fright, becoming unmanagcable OF RAINING away.
tho which 80 frequently follow.
may oil be avoided BY this smpe application to car
riages. the hofeee be looscd from the carriage
Elm twink ling and the carriage a. quickly and
safely stopped.
Mr.. c. DtCREuX gave several public exhibitions.
The great favor and praise manifested by the public
these occasions. il one Of the evidences OF pop
ular appreciation Of It's merte.
Terms may be known and orders received for ap
plying the patent 10 carriages, purchase Of State
Rghts. by addressing TO
u. DUCRErX, patentee.
Oct. iGdSm 70 Elizabeth Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19
RIGHTS


&facts are stubborn thince" says the old proverb.
ana N these alone do We intend 10 DEAL In present.
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP to the public. AL
KNOW The Necessity OF guarding agaiuet Colds. as
wen as the necessity Tor taking the proper remedies
wheh the Colds are upon u.s. We say, without fear
OF contradiction that the superior OF Wrights Tar
syrup iof the cure Of Consumption. Coughs, Colds
brohchits ana al diseases of the Throat and Lungs
does not exist Below testimonials from per
sons. some OF whom are known in all parts OF the
country:
Dr. X. SHELTON MACKENZIE Literary Editor OF For
ney Philadelphia Press, writes
PHLADnLrmA, July 20, 1851.
DEAR SiR:-Last Christmas for the first time in my
ne. was -uch afflicted by very severe Cold, with
aimoet constant cough and sore chest. practice
makes perfect, tho proverb SAVE, but the more
couShed the worse did It. BY what then consd-
cred an accident hut now believe TO have been
rfovldsnce. was Induced to try DR.. WRisHrs TAs
nfkur. purchased from You, and was greatly relieved
IN two days. wholly cured in ten 1t Il not unpleas
AMI 10 inc taste. which IL good point. Many pears
$40, icauins my way through an old library. came
across me works Of that Bishop Berkeley who pro-
pheucAiiy and truly declared, more than century
Ego, tnat westward the march OF Empire tatee ne
way. ana among these were two treatises in wDicn
ne strongly advocated the uee Of Tar. a. curative o.
many diseases from Catatrh - the plague. wee
snen truck With the cogency Of the good Bsehop T
arguments. ard am now sure-ftom the efficacy OF
N. wngnre preparation Of the same remedy-tnas
they were entirely correct
\. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

Relic OF fnE wAa.-Mr. r. e. LLOYD. Of
Washington, d. G., has in HE possession Z
Masonic jewel, which he received from :
Union soldier. II Is Of gold. and il in>
scribcd Charles Obermcyer. Eufaula Chan.
ter. No. -, Eufsula. Alabama, 1862" lis
owasf doubtless fell 10 battle. and il came
into possession Of one Of the United States
soldiers. Mr.. Lloyd has written to the
Chapter fos Information in regard 10 it,
owner. Chafleston Mercury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19
More than 20 years of the sac.
cessfial use Of
ssPottil'e American Eve Salvo."

I'm which time over 600 boxes have been used)
has placed It beyond the pale of experiment II has
become nccessity In every family Tor instant nee,
not only for diseased eyee acute or chronic bat for
al cutaneeus in1ammatoue burns. chillhlAins, cry
Infants sores. chafes and ecabs, chapt hands, chApt
lips and all kindred ills: relieving pains. and healing
- II by magic. Being applied xxrsE.Allr, Il has
never been known in Jungle case, to inIure, ~ the
use Of the COUGHING needle Bstoury. probe or of
burning caustics, cufroding lotions and Eyrwstess,
frequently does irrapasabc injury to the eye, by chr,
rodng and forever destroying the delicate ssueeth
constitute or envelope thss sensitive organ.
For ea1e at Wholesale and retail ct pfOpfietcre low
psneeieis sud Aees0 sus ProSssstssss Dessnpcss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

WANTED. Every man feeling the effects OF a
habit contracted IN youth. - Send his name and al
dres- with cent stamp Tor return po.tael 10 Dr. j.
ELMER Gopher. Box 1910, Philadelphia. Pa. who
viii inform them OF Il method by which they can be
cured aud the ,igor 81 youth restored. anr3odm
Warranted Cheapest and Best
To Farmers. Express Companies, Stage Proprictsrs.
Livery Establishments, and all who use Hor.es.
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LlNIMENT.
In Pint Bottles. at One Dollar,
For the cure OF Lameness. Scratches, Wind Gale,
Spra;ns Bruises. spnts. Calls. Collie, Slipping St!
fe, overheating, Sore Throat, Nail In the Foot &c.
All who employ horses, are assured that
this Liniment will do all and more than is stated in
curing the above-name complaints. Dur ing twenty
years ii has never failed to gie satisfaction in sin
rle ms lance
Sold BIZ Druggists and Sadders. Price IS cents per
box Depot, 55 Cor ilandt street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

Yesterday one Of the cAmels hair shawls
found purchaser at $500. a. did also two
Of the dim ond rings. one of which vas pure
chased b. . je weller from Maiden Lane for
1880. its original cost being 81 300, while
the other was purchased by we'll known
actress for the sum Of $500. which is 5000
less than its original cost. A NUN Der Of
the least costly dresses have been disposed
Of recently, at prices varying from $25 to
$50. The eight dresses. varying in prices
from 500 to $500, which occupy positions
on the sofa atthe northern extremity Of the
room, still remain unsold, and doubtless
will meet With no purch assrs, - the fguses
u which they are Gov placed. A few days
ago Mr.. Brady received so offer Of &l3, 900
for the entire consignment from an enter
prising Snowman. who announced it 40 his
determination. should the purchase be ef
fected, to take them to Europe for public
exhibition. Upon the receipt of this offer,
Mr.. Brady Immediately wrote to Mrs. Lin
colin regarding the same, and few days
afterwards received reply from the lady.
who expressed her decided disapproval OF
such course, stating that she much pre-
ferred that the goods should never be sold,
than 20 be disposed of with such view.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19
1.-THE Pen is Mightier than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN.
BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For safe ar No. - .1f0sden-
Lane, .1c1 : lo,1'. and 6v epcyy
dMIy appointed .dgcnf at tie same
prices.
.M0s'Ion makes no 2's1s stamped
NTfh the .1aWe o., 2,udc- marx. Of
any, Ofher;; fhetrIorr. The,e an
.4geNcy is csidbiishcd, Ire fn6lic
rim De bcsi suited. ana at he
same prices. bp c0liing on tho
.dgenf.; liz al o!hel' I,i0ccS Those
WisAing Ire .HorioH Pen. must
send 10 Ne0dgn0,3c,v. Thc,c their
OsdesS HiU ,rceiye prompt 1IEeH>
Iion, ~ accompanied WiIA the cash.
Il C0laiogMc, rim /nX descyIp-
HOn Of Sizes and prices, sent %
receipt Of letter postage.
A. MORTON.
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Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest ~
the Worid.will give saiishction to all. Principal
Mholesaie Agents for wright's Tar Syrup. and MO
mers usf Uye IN Chicago, Fueer, Finch = ruiei'
LORD smith. and Burnhams q Van Schaack.
JOHN J. KRONER
4J3 Chestnut Stree. Philade'pnis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

Complaints &c. personally or b. letter. An Illus
!rsted Medical Panphlet on tbs Glove diseases Coz
sent to any address on receipt OF qS cenfp.
10 LADIES' pemphles Of epec1al impeetance
TO Married Ladies and othere ssna q sealsd enve-
3Alsoic lxs1ssvsH, D. Pan, 6Ss. sSsisdAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

THE UNDERSIGNED, COMMlS6l0NER0
i hereby give notice that the required smoust
on the Copital Stock Of said Company having
been Subscribed II secordasee with Tie ChorteF
. meeting Of the Stockholders will - held q
the Bureau junction House. It Bureau Junsli0u.
in the County Of Bureau, in the State Of lllineie
% Tuesday, the 18th day Of November sext, 6
II o'cleek, Z. m, for the election u DiSecsoee
end the os9aaisa1ion Of said Conpasy.
Psoris, Nept. 81, 1857.
". F. BasAs, IT,. Roassex.
Connstaus LYHDR, v. DBwsM.
Gee. b. RnulcA, v. n. Arr.
o. \. Pass, p. y. bLA1n,
oel1-dtf CoumiGn1oooea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19
COO Broadway. Oct14 1867

600 broadway, Oct. IA. 1867
SIR--I am authorized bv Mrs Abraham
Lincoln to receive subscriptions for her at
my rooms. cog Broadway. VIII you as>
sist mo through the editorial columns Of
your paper +?
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. BRADY,
Commercial Broker
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n0u or THE LOTUS.

BLOOM or THE LOTUS.
ycndorsea by the celebrated DIR.
Fitch. of New York.
naucrs ma n lie orient is held typical OF E,er-
nal In so thu preparation of it impart-a
BLOOM TO THE COMPLEXION,
,.,,ovi,, nearly AL the indications Of advancing
.asrs ,ssi,c rendering the skin soft and pliable
AsaCosMETlC for ladies' there Is nothing, 10 be
compared to l. aud sei.ieiheh also una livery agree
The purehase Of one bottle will surely lead TO the
busne of another. On every bottle Is an endorse
NJ Nv Yurk IL can br obtained OF any Druggist,
and ut whoesalc sud retail of HIBBkE'r IL Co,
Of 10 fremont Row Boston, Mass. Price q per bot
tie Sent by express 10 any part OF the United States
on receipt OF price. octif oNwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-19

In hoe Si2uO vinces.
HoFf's MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
HEALTH.
NKw YORK. Feb. ~, SO.
9sO Nh. LEoroLp HoFS, $40
EA Broadway, ". Y.
~N1XESyH Dear Sir = In reply to
n rsa7S AxFy.ySt1 1your inquiry rs TO the action
srSt<ls< IN taken by the Academy of
sxSEff S1&lf &SfL Medicine IN reference to
Es1AeissySVS sf&2 Iua's Extract Of Malt which
QtslSSfGlx$Y was submitted 10 il for cx-
s&nnSS 49, animation some weeks since.
have TO inform you that the
Committee Of Three TO whom II was referred. with
directions TO report upon it. took the matter into
careful consideration and, on the 9th inst, msjor
ity OF the Committee presented report thereon, of
which the following Is an extract
This letter and the following report are signed by
the Charms an of the Committee, DIR. j. H. sriscom.
Report OF the New York Academy OF Medicine.
The Committee have asccrtaned to what they
consider sufficient extent, the ingredients OF the ar
tide also its mode Of preparation, and they have
reason to believe that 1t differs in some marked par
ticulars from the usual prepsrafione OF malt known
under the name Of Beer. Ale and Porter. and they
believe it calculated to act ~ mild tonic, and To
certain extent nu'rimentin some caees In which
the ordinary malt liquors might Eot be found Ia
agree. especally In consequence OF the moderate
quantity Of alcohol Ii contains In comparison with
them, and they feel justified in recommending it to
the profession for trial in appropriate cases.
Sold at druggists and grocers'. Persons wishing
agencies might apply to HoF'- Matt Extract Depot,
81! Broadway, N. T.. or LAN0FELDr, TaoDE 4
CO., Sole Agents. Davenport. lows.
FOR NON RETENTION o. INCONVENIENCE
OF Urine Irritation, Inflammation or liberation OF
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases OF the PROSTATE
elsnds stone Ia the bladder. calculus gravel bstcA
dust deposit and all diseases Of the bladder. kidneys
and dropsicals wcllinas, ld&w1y