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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
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niebrisasn prstsn.
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ptilabelptia, ansrfaant In iensr @ttp we4sn tersr
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ttsn gtablilsmsnts an Der Gtssnut Strabs, als
tin. Bcraanaerin Der ,,GalaIons" ssFtsrt, unb
tlbabn pSas iiterssust bae Fs rplfomm.ne 3l'
friebsn6slt asbsn tann-unb btss In allen Stnlt0'
t,n.-Die eenannte Damt natm @ntbell In ptr
Quspabl unb In ben @ntaafsn rr @aisr, tpsl4i
@uspabl man FnSsn wrp
Das rei6fe unb prrlaiebenarti9ite
Enforcement,
BON @iite, f6ldli6 fdr ale @ef&madt, tn fs5
fdliset, bas ie bem putlifam fslsr @ttp 3um
anl6au pber gum SsEfauf anssbotfn ruros.
81, Iabet bic Damn Elm ibrs 70 tsrrli6sn unb
a,stmadpplsn @itr unb Slplss 5u tramlniren,
no 4. F& tann baIb itltR atsr,sussn tpsrstn,
no Der redste Srt gum &aaftn ls-uae Der III 9e.
is, Sa.Samtltcn StraBe.
s1-Die lpdtsRsa ..6dI4lone" fcbale i1t aug
a,fertiet linb, psrOsn lists pun BEN Sauis erbll'
TIN, NIT psl&r Wss. SOlsr In Trtln9Hn5 9t'
fianbsn tat.
8elonbre gufmrrt1amt!it ptrb tsm glsl4n
unb benz Srtlnmen bsr gpanrts 8a4intt.
Den @ruesn unt SlsInn zen @Itsn unS San6en,
81 lest zine f;tusiss SrtISaf; rrflunssn:
81. 8iaIsfsit tis sinRsnS 70 ISliid unS rar,
81 i-bt ia fdr Sae frst-uap tissst fa bar.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
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1Iel0egDQuue
0ro. DO SifsSamiIton StroBe. Gcea bon
Sebfer, Nilentopn, Qo.

Sbr finmilihen 6err'r,
aus rsr @abe unb Eern,I
ggcGt Sbr t;uas Slsiter faufsn,
Go tcmmt einien unb in .6aufen
glath 9B allist uub 81 aest'S Stcrt,
Da inest bic 9rSRte auswabl fb psr.
Sretet munter Gin,
ylebmet in luasnitein
llnGsrn idbSnen 8crrotb pcn Stcfen,
gr iiset Ssem ;ur Burcbiht rfisn;
Sud-, GaIfmicr uub @sften;eu9
8nn itSer Art eripartet Cub.
Dctb fsi ss outh,
Dds Sbr nah Gt9ensm grauh'
Grltgr mittrinesn rpolIt Die @aarsa,
Go mSJt Sbr ron uns erfahrsn.
Gae mir IL Itbn,inrn unn rdh'p,
Damit SlSti uno yoolsn oaraus SniHib'n.
gBr taren Die n,urffsn 8rGhIiaas '@'uHsr erhals
TN uuo fiat lest tsreit. auF sttsNUn9 ollie SeTt'n
ron an,iatu, nan Ger nea,Sfin NRate 'uadbnittn.
or,ufsrtiasn. GRir 9ayor,irtn, eoa ne polIfineia
pofTen ntresn. junsm ter tsrtitrt: NhIafeIphtdrr
3nfhnsissr Gphn 9. 9crn8 Sas 3u'bnreeu
rcr 8uusSnaIsicer cmtr e.r f'rii9En 5ieEs' 9'iafr
6saufftta;i9cn wirc.
81. R.-lub hafen mir Gin arcf:s Hfoyi'mrnt
rou pcrrCu =1ueitaihruras Irtltih an oano, pis
ruir gu duGstH tiui9sn SaarP.slsn GWalIm
0aron 9oQet. Softpb 9sa9cl.
1prit l6, 1867. r0hu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
1867. GtfelGor 1861.
Sssfe1esGt sSoasasarm
11laGC6tnen SC6Gp.
OclEugcr ,trrb Gbimer.

Die ltatsr;ttbnetsn ttuabrtGttacn biitmlt ,brs
Srunre uni bos Wubiitum. taS, au'e,murirrt fnrd
BIC bisltr otncEens aunrthHff. f.s ihr,a M2aSlntn:
i,ap bGesrttnS pratogtrt uno tas n'tbwtHet9e Mla'
!diinmn.itn euheitsut botcu, TIN ras Gt'6aft UNI
fauerritr ~ t,trtibfn als tiss tistGr esr 6G 'oer
,lnltr Sthap ia nit euttn gNaiitlrcrsn rtriFtsu, ic
eas mir isbstli Mtstt 70 gut rsEtiiGn. oIS otss trs
aent1c in tisI!m 2beit rca gEnnIr!caaisn 3daIb'n
fann
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02

Sic baben 1Ges wa5 eelp6DuItb in
Uifcnmo0ren Gtobr5 9Pbaltcu miro. -
Mics anjufubren o0}u vpGre cine 3eitpp0
3eipib 3u ftein-cann ba InD
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
SSriiDia1r lit Da!

9aS SrilDjaDr lit 0a!
y . - !
unb nit Dem Srdbiabr
ut 8cfemmen
Gin srpber unb icrgfdlti8 ausscpablter
Gtpf bon
Sitten. aappen II. GbGfer &ppbS.
Bon ben lsb!sri6snsnsn Stslss unb 8dlbipns,
unb 3par an tfm Stpbr BON
NGmetwalt 8 SrnScr,
$50. 25, @eft 9amilton Strabe, BET
Gitp 2fuentaun.
3u Ben junsen Serren:
Satsn mir gu iussn: auf't an uaS tstraatst
bic bsribmts Siytrs. Die fiit quo ,utssttet fnp,
loihe ais bic
SarOme, Sue?eD. Snterratipual
SroaSipaD,
unb In Basr6sIt ale Grten auf rflfe Yir 70 nett
un1gre eGnbs legsn tcnnten-ugo wrbsn 81 tsm
Dtpartemsrt ostIrm. 70 f6nia ale fe asmndt
rprtsn uno an gss'isn lpstas aler Competition
trpt bstrn.
gu foltbfn I'M mittteren Siltcr
S3oasn roir lossn: OaB uniar Dep aytsmrn
In unlrsr Trt @utsr 6rcb uao pcladnoia Ia
gfIfmarb Fam ftb!sn eincn sUtsn ,.S!t" Su be-
tcnmfn, 70 nile bic Spfe5 bte GsfrisOiaun3 ec'
ttn--une bic prsiIs. fab ,.nur Elm 0iiauS" 9e.
gen tsrjsnistn wis Fs irGber war;n.
Su unIcrn Glteren SrrrGn
Satsn mir ~ ia0sn Dab rolr stroSs tie
@Gter tabsn Die Gu@ gfnt!en urO frct fibIsn
maGsn-3 tlef. tisf unp tisf, nit al,n 8rss
ten. ron Jtahban uno az ni:rmsn gSsifsa. .-Gaftt
an une utrBrust Gu@ i'lba.
3u unIFrcr SuRero
Satm mir :u iaasn: Oab mlr baS util
pcGFaEcl5ils Wlicrttmsns Iiit iir babsn, rag rod
ie eem Yublitum enetbctia pures.-2Rir f6rnfN
Sua bsirie6issn In GGrrn1 Otitmlf, uEo EGanen
SUD te,rliGe isis" in dlin aigisa ron
6iten in Stspb. Sraths, giitrc, Sur,
9Spu, GarrnS,
| unD fut3 IN au;n Afien pif rfrftTt8t WeIpen. gu
for'mFn labm.- Gitbt mS tirsn &HipruA, jan9s
IsRrsr. SIR cic Einecr
5absn mir rirfn Isbr bat}&sn 9Vuatb, uni
rrtm ftsistsn wctIf.i pfGfaufsn.
Sergc6ct ni4t anSurufen.
Sttr tarttar fGr Die &untfdaft w't3s ntr
fttfrm asHoftn batsn. befFFn tsir bag scr sS In
gmm Sntsrr6sn iiapsn traest, rtlttt'
| fcrtjGftsfn.
6attetcs I'm 0ebGatn 6-tfnn
infer Ici.o iif ,.gGts ta6,n uH5 tGraaue ppn
LNHmanp unisrrnfarfsn, einrrlti pS au5rr' otsr
| iana6a!b Urn Gitise."
! SIC. 25 g9el. SamiItcn~ Straes. In tfr GIir
aaentaua. il Ger 9IaB, esraos 0'ssnatsr rem
5artswaarsn. Slo9r Ger 5i,1a Sca VI. g. YOupl
unb Co., ro Sbr bisisa aufs8fiISHstsn S!rd ruT
| 9llgn fisbst- unS 5par BET
! Qne!ualt uno SruSer.
| @prt 0. 1867 rql9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
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In evpesr Guswatt, tsRstnb aus {: Ntferr une
0abslu, Sadmefsrn, esTsln, saFssmdtlsn, e6'
tsrll6den. eampsn. Gtsif6idsen, SGaufsln, 9lllt'
saban, grtsn, Ssilsn, Sptrsn, uub p!tlsn anpsrn
Ar.ifsln fir Sausrn unb 5austaltanBsn rrsb
psntis. gu tutsn ts!
s. g Wcfsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02

Geller 1t. 0rD.
e Is t1 e lea G 90 e.
Gin SlanSenter Gtrf ron @aerrn
Iaitfiit fir
Sod)3eits. rne Gcburtsta8e>6abtn.
SEPT 10 bic 3rit TIN psia, Gta'Sufsju tsa5tn.
Der Stod if sdn5llt nta.
Gables unb Gent's GpIbfnsn Godrbrsn
eBir tabsn bas fsinR, aiIprismsnt BON GdsI,s
unb Gent'S soIbsnsn SaEutrsa, tas tsnals mad
alsntaun sttrntt wurbs.
8pn Sil5ernen Saaubrtn
tabsn mir eas ssSSts asortsm:nt tas man ismal.
GE - in GRtEtoan stIshtn bet. &ir bot.n
fTT&s9 audi bic ttrHbmts Em,rtiaaiias Cad.
It-5 ,SSubrCf on bane, nie aiis 5trier rsn
ssssSSS.lsssSsss% %Gngtfh;n uno Observation-Disclosures,
la;dli5 Iar Batsn une Mdedsn.
sm Sutuctetts
us6tr.rsTsu mir allies in SuariitSt urb 8trfhjs.
ssnisjt fsr lssisn Gtnn. Gfas ans bGtlhs GtN'
sou edeisS roGen Sets oen
Spencr, Cbrriugc :!nD BrGcelsfs,
26oics II. @ent'5 feline 9oloCns &ettsn,
@ent'e iilberne setttn,
8eut'5 Gearf GpeltCn,
0doic3 9cloencn 3in8cybite,
arb cine CRETE @srfai,esabettrtn ri6srnsn ginger.
bdan. gtdst,s, G'sHfbuetl:u, Gberms, &inat pea
raven une IdSner Gntwnrt tsfsi'i@eu S'n eem'i'
nsn sine. uaS sire 9-css S.tIat'oSnbsit aEefrtr
Saatn, iu pistfad ~ rl'!efn.
8pn 0plt febcrn
bassn mir elm ercess GFcrtsm.nt. Gteufaus geletr'
uno al6ern. !be!osrs. prn ieosr Trt lbdltA tir biz
eSeiSe uuo GHannslsutt,
NriAtiBe SiItrrUaarGn.
Gin bierem gatss d5srtrilt un!sr 2tcd in Srarti:
tit unO G:rI5isesnhsit ptn etncn, aass pas RCD
Bis caber in ptsfsr Gtaot o1srrt tourae, uno tam
nj Il, fsblen, ben msiE GtcIjsfsn ;u bsfrtsei9sn.
8oue Sets uon Sbee Sets.
SUDDEN &orbe,
Sri6te &6rbe,
Gators.
Silber Gagb Stanos,
Gitber WitbWs,
Rabm Seder,
Gprup SaRnen,
Salt GeaorG,
Sob unb yfubp,
ginirte Spffer GGfel,
pifle @obeln,
Sutter @ehern,
&bee, DeiIert6 uno
&il6l0ffel, &c.
Gplt> unb flberne SriQen,
babsn mir Gin srcsss afcrtsmsnt. esuts tSnntn
Eh bier bic btFtn rS5tsu, unS fnS pen esu fafbion
| abltn Clplen.
tlbren! rbren! llbren!
MSir Datsn oas srSsts IfOrtsmsnt on panb. bas
nctb ismals bier gum Bsrfauf an9sbctsn purts.-
esu.e bic cine quite ubr babsn pcUsn, tSunsn bitr
| F5 bic eusrtsAt taufsu. Sic fno aus rrn ben
nsuftsn Gtpisn.
gBir babsn ou4 sin srcFss aFcrtHsnt pen Sansr
GBaarsn on paub, 80 psittdufis su m'tosn.
9lusbeferunsrn.
Ssbs 1rt Sadubrtn, @nueubrsn uub Supttsn
psretn ausssbsfisrt uno rarrantirt.
Geller II. Src.
Gsosnft ben plae. 1subare's alter Gtane, &c
81 gBtIt 6an,iltru Str., aututsmn, pn.
g. &eler. g. 9. Seller.
Trrit 30, 1857 rsl5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27

0reat Sayings BY Great Men.
Resist with caro- the spirit Of isnovation
upon the principles Of your government,
however specious the pretext-[ Washing
ton.
lie Who tells lie Is not sensible how
great task be undertakes; for he must be
forced to tell twenty more to maintain one
Pope.
Virtue is q rock from which rebound oil
the arrows shot against it, Kosday.
Wrong is but falsehood put in practice.
Penn.
An idle reason lessons the weight Of the
good ones you gave before Swift.
laxative men seldom read. This is
among the few truths which appear the
more strange the more we reflect upon
them. For what 10 reading but silent con-
versation p Lander.
Give your BOY a trade and you do more
for him than BY giving him fo,,une.-
franklin.
The greatest friend Of truth is time; the
greatest enemy is prejudice, and her con-
stan, companion is humility Cotton.
| Costly apparatus and splendid cabinets
have no power 10 make SCHOLARLY eb-
s'er.
Books are the depository Of everything
Tat is most honorable Of man. Goodwin
There is comfort in the strength Of
love. Twill make thing endurable which
else would overset the brain or break the
heart Wordsworth.
The troubles of the country come from
uneasy politicians its safety from the
tranquil mssses.- Benton.
Agriculture is thu mes. useful, the mos,
healthful and most noble employment u
man. Washington.
Take care of the Constitution, and the
Constitution wi! take care Of US Crit
tenden.
half OF mankind are not born with
saddles on their backs, to be ridden By the
olaer hslt.-i Jeferson.
would rather my daughter should have
a man without money than money without
| . man Themistocles.
Ignorance is the curse Of God; knowl-
edge TIE wings wherewith We lily TO heav-
en.-[Shakspeare.
| Success in life depends upon the heroic
self with which enc sets out in life Low
ell.
Two hearts that mutually love are like
two magnetic clocks; that which moves in
| one must also move in the other, for it is
the same power which acts in BOTH
Goethe.
The history Of the world tells US that i'm.
mortal means will ever intercept good ends
Il Cole.ldge.
had rather have newspapers without
government than q government without
newspspess.-[J Jefferson.
j, is more easy to be wise for others thar
for ourselves Lalsoche foucauld.
Censure is the tax man pays to the pub
lie for being eminent Swift.
lie is fool who will not yield to reason
l-lShakspeare.
Castles arr proud things. but It's best \
b sutside Of them.-[Imerson.
| Every man is volsms Il you knew how
to read him Claiming.
Beauty devoid Of grace 10 a mere hool
without the bait Talleysand.
What you leave after your death, let Il b,
without controversy, else the lawyers vii
be your heirs.- [Osbosse.
A good example is the best Sermon
franklin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27
Notice in Bankruptcy,

J. l2ih day Of December, A. d. 1881, . warrant In
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF Philn-
der Omsted. Of Davenport, In the County q
Scott, and Staae Of lows, who hes bcea ad-
judged bankrupt, on his own petition. That
the payment u any debts or TIE delivery Of any
property belonging 70 such bankrupt, 10 him. OF for
HE use. and the transfer Of any property by him
forbidden by law That meeting OF the efeditoss Of
ead bankrupt. TO PROVE their debts, and choose
OF more assignee Of his estate viii be held at Court
OF EankruptytO b. holden at No. 5.Wert second 1T.
In the city Of DAveaport. bsfsso y. Prce, Regis-
ter. ON the lth day Of January, A. D. 1883.
@. ". CLARK.
dseisdoasstnd u.A1fa1nai. Dse q Ic~s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27
PROOFS Of THESUPERlCRITy OF
THE AMERICAN
w A T. @ II Il S

This country has ssaasn be proud Of this splen-
did specimen Of A0eG1can 0pefattve geniue and en-
tespriee Thae Il will Ossk revolution IN the wstch
OanueaetuSin9 81 the WoTld no one can 6Uubt who
examines he operations Of The Waltham establish
mens for Il turns out watch 0ovemsnts u juss
side the uniform reliability Of the machine made
watches must give them great advantage over Ill
Others wherever known. poor time-p piece Of chs
machine make Will be - sare Ia the future good
one Of hand make hae been heret ofofe for mach ne
~ IL arbitrary in lte performance, and can make .
rerfeet article lust easy that 10 wosthces
1t will be cause of eonGr atulsion II this highly
usefal American Enterprise shall have the effect Of
driving out Of market the thousands Of traehy for
50 excellent and economical . subssituae.-N. Y.
Times,
eve h.vc had one Of the works OF this Company
icg them with former hrrt-coss works Of dinersnt
manufacture possrse ed by they have established
In our opinion their superiority over any ever ~
toduced for correctness ss time pieces os'o.
I've notice with regret writing Of the Paris -
poeition) the absence Of specimens q Amc a,
manufacture. which. although only cow IssaaNey
of recent birth omOng ne, IL siIssoy pfomuCnk y
euIts OF the moef satisfactory character The wssen-
| e. Manufactured BY the wsnnsm Sompsuy ~ osl
tainiy 90 far stfepgfh outaoihty. arg
nrodnced 81 the French OF Swiss manufactures. =
:.rhc beauty, the pTecision. the greater cheap
c..e The uniform excellencc Of watch constructed
81 rnachinery exquisite that the mere epectacie
Of lie ope ration IL poetic gradu ally give ene Amer
lean Watches vublc preferences which Will not be
deceived."-uarpes's wsehly
Essry Woteh Fully Wdrranted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27
For sale BY oil rirst-Clsss Dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
For furthea information address the Agents.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
nov7-dkwlm lS2 Bro adwav, N. Y.
GAIENIC INSTITUTE.

AT THE GALENIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. In Concert Han
Block. near the Post Once, 81.
Paul, MinnerOfa.
- The only regular charter
ed Iufirm afy of the kind In the
| West, in charge Of . fegslar Sur
geOn, . graduate Of the Medical
College Of Ohio.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATIONS.
SpermaterYh9a or Seminal De
billty, Priva Diseases. Female
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27


the oerson whom Al afflicted should consult No one
ever 81 his not being cured Gnes be
- hcen ii tniaeey. Hts sspo0tgA hae voaeAsss In
m - CIV papefo bic pa1snt0 and he m ical pro
6esion nth keso and abroad, boing the mort ehil
led epectnete here, and thorough master Of all sex.
nal dseasee II all others fail. don't despair gre
him call. Iii only common occarsence eth him
10 cufc such cases Ie rooms are separate for adies
and gentlemen and the most comp etc In The city.
YorN0 Mrs., Take Particular NOsice.-Doctof Big.
elow deyotee much Of his time 10 the treatment u
thoea ca.ee Caused BY secret habit, which ruins bon
body and mind. HnAtti the unfogtun ate individual
SSr either busisere rscty. TIE Sad effect II tAesa
esriy hshit.; or the frper year, 70 week
en he debil;tsts the constitution destroy the phys
eai and mental powers, diminish and enfeehie ~
nAtural lecllnas ami exhaast the vital snerciee q
manhood the pleasures Of life Marcel the obiec
Of marriage frustrated and existence itself RENDERED
term o. unceasing misery aAdrs9rct sucA pssson1
especially thoee contemplating MARRIAGE shosld loes
no time in making immediate apficasion, q d. B.,
b bic new tressmsnt h enabled 20 insure spssdy
and perm ancnt cure.
CunsuI1ations ffss and CONFIDENTIAL. ONES, No. IN
South Clark street, Or Monroe half block nom
tho Port Oftcs. Post oifce Boz 16l, chicago H.
once hours nom =. -. 70 r. n.
Send for bis . Guide TO Health" psblisneo month
GSIisdisss ssea Toe ass.sZsv. slrcsle 9!
tns6n- 1116lsoiS I01D6l56bso sAnGee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27

Loeni AGENTS WANTED throughout IL Unisca
0eatca.
fheiAssociation hove appointed = Rscclvas,Ass:es
GEORGE 4. COOKE co, wh0es Vel kso1m =.
eagnfy end business e9pGstsoce IN - sc, ~
guaganeee thA1 ~ money Nnesusecu 70 men WI y
Pm ArnraA. Pa. Nay 80. 1857
70 he Onscerp and a1embesr o. the Washington LIZ
brary Co., n. 9. REID. Secretary.
0e.s,ens. Or receipt Of your favor Of the 18th
-. nosifvine ~ Of sur appointment - Receiver
a. v.ur company. We took the libsr.y to submit
eouv Of your Charter with pian Of your enteFpsss
"a he hirsst legal aahoss Of the 6tse. and having
s.orved his favorable opinion In regard to s atty,
a synpatAizing with the benevolent Object Of your
A@oeanUsa, ~ - e1uestioa - nAtDtsaancs
~ sspAan sAdsaa q on s01den "a sailors = tAs
Iaves1ds lnatuts, ~ hsve cose,uded 70 seespt shs
~, End 70 - 90 tsst s6osb - psoness -
worthy q odjDel
Respectfully. youn. r..
GEO ~ CooKHs4 co.
AAarso N Ist1ms auo crasss tos
q opu6A nd eHs. fiiladalDhia, ~
uoodvses II ~ W0n1zgteo LooDv O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27
Bulls Sarsaparilla
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND TIE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

1Ikk fhOM HIS MOlhE N.
hen ton Barracks, NO., April so. 1866,
Da, JOIN BuLL-Dear Sir: knowing the ef
and benii cial qualities 1t possesses, send you
the following statement Of nv case:
was wounded about two years ago-was -
ken prisoner and conficd for sixteen month";
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up moment since
was wounded, am sho: through the hips
Ny general health is impaired. and need some
thing to assist nature, have more faith in
your Sarsaparilia than in any thing else,
wish that that is genuine. Please express me
half dozen bottles aud oblge
CAPT Z. 2. JonxsoS. ST. Louis. Mo.
+. S.--The followiny was written April 50
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
Johnson:
DR. Bur dear Sir: Ny husband, Dr. e. s.
johnson, was a skilful surgeon and ply stefan in
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above T., =, johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had a chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparil-
| la, II CURED HIN. have FOR ten years recon-
mcnded i, to many in Central New York, Chic
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores and general
| debility. Perfect success has attendedit The
cures effected in coscs of ecrofula and fever
sores were almost miraculous. Ian very any
| ious for my son to again have recourse TO your
Sarsararil!s, He Is fearful Of getting spurious
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wounds are terrible, but believe he will recov.
Or. Respectfully,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-27
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Juae 2sth, 1856.

vnLANeW. WALKRA CoUNSY, ga,
Juae 2sth, 1855.
Da. Joux BuLL-Dear sir: have recently
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and find il won derfully efficacicus. II he's mos
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