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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
ILLINOIS.

SrMx0siELD, April 26.-A special to the
Chicaee Journsl saSs: Tks Governor. Sec.
retasy q Seats end Attorney 0snsral logger.
oo1l - oanouneed - address : needing Of
the Tso1es' Uaioo, q tn ~. In the Han
~ Representatives, tseoessjw evening. on
Ne SUI ject Of eAs eight hour Law, which
threatens 70 b the occasion Of serious dis
agreement betwesn the capital and labor,
not only q this point but oil oves the State.
The Governor 10 In receipt Of letter
from prominent gentlemen Of Quincy, Civ
ing accounts Of most disgsacsfal proceed
lug on the part Of q mob IN that city, Who
recently prevented BY violence the Delivery
Of lecture o. . lawful theme, and Of the
unlawful end Seprehensib!e conduct tf the
Democratic Mayor, Pitman, in taking sides
with the mob. The Governor has respond
ed in fitting terms, and declares that the
right Of Tree speech, the magma charta Of
American liberty, must be maintained
The rumpus has caused considerable excite
ment among the lovers Of inalienable rights,
who say that law abiding citizens Of Quincy
must ~ sustained.
The resi- gnaticn Of DR.. J. W. Scroses, Of
Chan paign, ~ Trustye VI tho Industrial
University, has not been accepted and he 10
still member Of the Board, the next meet.
ing Of which will be on Tuesday. the 7th Of
May next, at the Urbana Institute.
Attorney Gen'i Ingersoll has been in
close conference with the Governor for the
past few days. II is supposed that the
business nndss consideration il the ques>
ton that ought 10 b embodied in the Ex.
ecr tive proclamation, convcning the Legis.
lature in extra oeoo3oo.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Reverdy John.
son will represent West Virginia on Mon.
day next in the United States Supreme
Court, in = suit brought by Virginia, for
the recovery of Jefferson and Berkeley coun.
ties.
The new department Of education, under
direction Of Prof. Henry Barnard, is fully
organized and ct work.
The Government 10 not yet acquainted
with the object OF the Japancee Ambassa
doris, they will be presented 10 the President
early next week, upon the return Of Secre-
tary Seward from Auburn, and be received
without any extraordinary exhibition Of OH.
cial attention.
A letter from General 0ully, at Fort
Sedgwiek, Colorado Territory, Of the Path
inst, states that they met thirty Sioux
I0dians from the North 1t California Cfoss.
ing They gave oil the particular Of the
~. kearDcy massacre and ono admitted
that be participated and %, haps I'll did.
He also gave the names Of several bAodo
that were mot engaged.
General 6ully says In Of great importance
that the Commission visit thees bands q
once 70 prevent their going To- var. Il b
also very important that tho CO0mlaoiOn
visit Fl. Keasney ard goAhar friendly Isdi
ans on . reservation, sepasating them from
hostile onee
There b rumor OF hostility With the
Chcyennese At the South, which II true,
Will materially Affect ill Isdian affairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

A.
LAwAsscs, Kansas Apsil a5th ~ The
earthquake which visited this session yes-
tsrday extended Ne learn TO- day one hun.
dred miles South, accompanied with about
the same phenomena and results q here.
The Leavenvorth and Kansas City papers
are full Of incidents Of the great sheek,
dishes were shaken from shelves and 10 enc
Of two instances buildings opened with
large seams or 6sures. A man wss thrown
from the cars. and the engiasef turned
down steam. end then Jumped from the
train, thinking the engine vas busstine.
Gee. Blair and another Government CONF
missioner passed up yesterday 70 examine
another section Of the Kansas braoch Of the
Pacific Railread The cars are nov rum
aing TO Ssbina, 46S miles west Of 81 Louis
and les miles west II Lawrence.
The recent railroad land sales netted
tlo0. 900 Above The appsaissuent.
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ST. LOuIs, April 3s-The Government.
Commissioners 70 day 'accepted the seventh
section Of 80 miles Of the e MON Pacific r.
X. of the Kansas branch. This brings the
road to Sslina, so miles west OF Fort Riley.
to which pOint freight and passenger trains
will run by May 1st
The amount of transportation done bv
this road for the United States during the
month of March, was ga ,S65, one half Of
which was returned to the United States
Treasury in accordance with the Pacific II.
II. act.
A Democrats Omaha special says dis
patch from Gen sully, dated Fort Scdgwick
April 2ist. states that he has had satisfac
tory council with Ugallalla. and Brute
band of Sioux Indians one hundred in mum
Der. representing 400 lodges. and located
them In the country between the Platte and
Smokey Hill rivers, and in the Longitude Of
Pale and Plumb creeks.
The Pacific railroad 10 repaired to North
Platte, 203 miles west of Omaha, and trains
will run regularly after tomorrow. The
road eass OF Council Bluffs 10 still badly out
Of order.
Sr. LOUIS, April 26.-Ths Democratic
cosrespondsne with General Hsncoek's Iu>
dian Expedition sends the following. DE.
serted Cheysanss campsd thirty miles from
St. Larnsd April 18th. Dispatches we're
psssivedjAse night q Havrs d 0rase ltsm
General Custar that the Indians had burned
three statiens On the smoky Hill routs and
killed thsso ~ and boroed them. A
order he Ssea cent 10 each post On the
Santa Fee - 0nsky Hill routes warning
oil 70 b % The alert, and infoemine the0
that the Indians he'd broken out at last and
1aeso6ed q - tue = the threats thev ID
aned dusing The water.
This rid + attributed 70 IT, Siesx Who
eusoneea Nth he Ohsysesss il ~ viz
lgs. Geo. Cesar hos divided bic Sum>
nend tskiae Eve companies d cavalry hin>
sslf . pesaus The main body q he Chsy.
soaee 80 e3eux, and - seat lhsss 60
peA1ss efeasalsy aisss The baud that esns
nisesd he said-end Who ass ssppsesd TO
b past e theee Sioux who committed the
massacre at Fl. Phil Keasney. We strike
eat 70 FWs Dodes te-asssev.
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BAN FaAnCnco. April SA.-Maximilllan
y sill - QnesNenro with foarteen sAensand
Tke llboeab uadar Dpesho1o - been
seinSoeced VIII ~ uakiug 1oo00 800
arms.
i The lass nsws sscslvo1 ~ oalfns,
- osc1oivo eoljuo ~ sabm ponoa. On.
9arquee. 1mpesialiss. managed 10 peD
through the ibsrAl lines.
Fifteen hundred cavalry reached the city
OF Mexico. where forthwith they levied !
forced loan Of ona million dollars and col.
Iecfed elk hundred thousand By impFssonipR
the heads Of the first commercial houses
The names OF the parties are: Dislioui.
sixty thousand; Real, belmont Srycr Mn
Ing Co.. fifty thousand; Bartou, Forbes /
Co. thirty thousand; Bereke 4 Co., fifteen
thousand Graham. Graves q Co, ten
thousand; Rcthschili's agent. 6iteen thous
and Bates. Barton + Co. ten thousand.
Alter collecting the money they raised four
thousand additional trocps and len Tor
Querretaro. Calima vas prosperous under
The government Of Ram0n.
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CHICAGO. April 25-A special to the he
publican from Quincy, saws that there il
great excitement there on account Of the
MOP that prevented Rev. J. G. White frciD
delivering his lecture q night or two ego.
Appilcatlonswas made 10 the Mayor TOT me
projection OF the people holding tne meet
ing. but instead he closed TIE nails.
This aroused all parties ard q meeting
was held last niehs In front Of the hall ana
q Committee Of 1ny was appointed to draft
resolutions. They first charge the Mayor
with closing one Of the churches of the city.
and mat he has ordered the Narshall 10 pre-.
vent Mr. White from lectuFing.
ThcyS charge him with preventing free
speech. and that the people are in favor OF
free speech. One revolution disclaims sny
idea Of iak'ng sides - 70 tho merits Of the
lecture. bus hey cay they viii With saerey
81 thc beart repudiate ~ oesloa that
allowed the mob 70 pesvooe ~ anpnkipe
otepo hAyy been token - hAvo ~ Cover
nor -pue h NE call - - o1tW onoson OF
the LEGISLATURE. The moA1os ~ . mstropoli.
tan police. &c. and . committee was 90.
putatod Tor that p0sposs. = eNRm@
The naeeting naniiested the kseassss con.
d0mn1aion Oe H. cOurSo par1uea bv the
AayoH Tbes1 Mayor relenicd . liaal1 end
msde . psucsamalion talking sbOut hls be.
Ing . coaesvasOs Of the pesce, end says,
NJ. Whine, or any other person, Who 10 Z
subject Of the law. must b. allowed hid
siRLts.
The German Catholic school House VA
broken open last night and various srticles
" furniture broken, and stones VAS thrown
through the Windows OF the Methodist
church during services
CHICAGO. April 25-On Wednesday. Nav
ist, the workingmen Of this city and oihel
portions OF The North. west will unite in q
grand demonstration in honor Of the eieh,
hour law which gees into effect that day.
The Governors OF Illinois, Indiana, Iowa
and Wisconsin haze been invited and are
expected to attend.
There will he grand procession OF all the
trades in the forenoon and mass meeting
In the afternoon. The Germans will turn
out ana will have a distinct section, each
trade in line. Great preparations are being
made To have 4 success
TIE shock OF An earthquake Is noticed ~
having taken place in Kansas, Missouri
Iowa and Indiana. and some few places in
illinois. II was sensibly felt in this CITY
yesterday r. NJ. A lady who was in Al
upper story on Michigan avenue, was star
tied by the vibrations and rafting Of the
pictures on the walle. She said she felt
peculiar swaying Of the building from cas-
to west, the effect noticed by others.
CHICAGO, April %. - The Tribune,
special Gays. = General Scho6eld Ina.
already commenced the registra
ton Of voters in Virginia under the provis-
ion Of the recent reconstruction ct Il 40
found impossible to obtain sufficient mum
Der Of white citizens to act ss registers
1hsy being unable to take the oath pre-
scsibed By the act. il was found necessar,
10 appoint non residents and detail asml
officers to complete the work,
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COM n z RClAL.


Chicago Markets.
BY Telegraph April 70.
Flous-Market quiet but firm fair business
in spring supers. and extras !; some holders
claimed an advance OF 10 to &c.,, butt In; most
cases sales were made ct about yesterday . rates
ssper. sold At O0Qll.00 for fsir TO medium
extra, ll.75@le rs fair 10 good. do. Is 00QlS
%. and fancy. u ev9lAss; only asnsnd fo'
Rye-In moderate demand.
Whest-Aarket hrmer, somewhat excited and
active. 1t IN advance, Of 203c; safly sales OF
fegular No. spring we're made q 4.5S03. So
Northeastern 1t 2.C042el. and advancing 20
s.SsIts. GO for regular, and s.S2Sa.e s. at North
prices were 9. so@a COL for regular, and 2.slJ
@2.62; Northwest No. l at 9 81 rejected sold
At 225.
Corn Market opened weak before Change,
at lbs; On Change at l.07a: but market
weakened and declined TO l.O7@L07A. Later
there va: another rally. but advance vas soon
O6s4 closing At these figures. No.l2 steady .
ssz5c@ Loo new; rejected, quiet, at 940s5c.
Enthusiastically sctive, opening at 60@6lc.
closing dull with sellers q 60iz.
Rys-Aea ket quiet but firm, at 1.50@l5l for
,egslsr and frssh receipts Of No. !, and Lag
BarIey-vsry dull, and entirely nominal, sell-
srs At 1895 for No. ., but no buyers.
..Provsicns-Aaskst dull and nominally IN
changed
Cas- ksats-More demand, but 1t prizes 1c.
and sssc under NE We've Of sellers and tsassse.
tions are limited.
Shoulder Held st 7,<@sc. rough sides ~
@ioc cumberland 9@lUkc. short ribbed ION
@loH.
hsm-la<olsH for swsst pisAsd. 10 e.
sses sales it was sseoeGy - eseept Aoxe. b.
low these prices. - .asaf ~ -'S
6utter-Duns lesgs sspply u ne naskse
Lar&-A tri1e ArmS. 81, seata tE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRkE0C-
LAklTfEs
Thsse Drops ere scientifically compounded nuid
proposition, and bcttsr than any Pille Powdcse OF
Nostrums. Being liquid. their action is direct AID
positive. rendering them reliable speedy and Ger.
tain specific for the Of all distractions and sup
pressons OF nature. Their popu srty i- indicated By
the fact that over i0."D bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United statee.
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms Of
prsiec Of their greet mesita Thsy rapidly taking
she place ofcvsry other Female cmcdy. and con-
sdcscd by all who know aught u them, tho susest
Safest and moet infAlihls proposition In the world.
for the cure Of oil female complaints. the removal Of
eli 0bstfuctiuns OF uaause. and the psnnott0 Of
health regularity and ssscash. Explicit directions
Gatins when they may be ssed. and explaiaiss when
end Why they should not, ud not be used With
out produe lng Effects contrary 10 natures chosen
laws. will be found carefully folded around each hot
De, with the written signature Of JOINS L. LYON with
out which none ere genuine.
Prepared by d. JOHN L. LYON. ls5 Chapel 81 &,
New Haven, Conn, who Mn be consulted either peg.
sorsly. ~ by mail. enclosing st,mp) concerning all
private diseases and female weaknesses.
sold by Druggists everywhere.
General Agents foi the U. y. aud Canadae.
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LsaDoF, Apeil 95-1sseing. Cepsols,
~; 6<20s. 0e3 lllinois Osatssl ~ Egie,
favsassss, April ~. - Tsaias. --1ssad :
sls0a quise withcut any quueaeieas q
eAaa6s 10 prices. ss y
Provisions uschassed. except iard. Sos,
Cd PSI ewA Produce ere dot sad On.
changed.
PAus, April S.--1vsnisg.-TAs leading
s1itosiAl q ofleiol Ghosnolss IN the
Cossaitueieunsl =, ~ deelerm 49, Fssocc
apee - desire war ard vi 49, ~ Rsens
eG3o1166nl viii her ostioooj bonoe - ovoid
nssE3ss' AP.ii NJ 2 $.
o-s e.oe mas 49,
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.A.s SURGEON yru IOWA CAvALaY. -
sEAVISH sEES ENGAGED IN THE Pk.U
IA ues 81 Medi Inc aud Surgery for the last
Twenty TtVE TEARS IN rms SsAr.. has pr rmsn-
emily ioeatea IN tins city. aud offers his proirs-
sional --fvlces 10 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
the Of the climate, TO merit aud r'veive
1sruon % rablic patronage.
VI y e,rn,r OF Tnri and brady, over Lilo
SAYS ,ew.lry Store, residence in what was for.
merly known as the Fulton House, on Water
street, above the bridge. iune21- DIR
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no the Public

TO the Public I
THE UNDERSIGNED RAvs rms DAT
~ eatersd Into co-PsssnsfsAip ser " pr.
oenerol heel Hssaae, Kars = "a
A.lAe 1nsaraacs Agency.
eUades the 6fn sf F@F1 mffr
RODERTS { CRANDlLL, !,
Ard hope By strict attention 70 bssiaess end hi
dealing, 70 share portion ofthe pqts0naes ofthe
pepplS. All business entrusted - o0r care will
b attended to with promptness.
OGiea cor. Brady st., aud Cent Alley, up
stairs, ever Price, Conner = Ce.'s 6ssfe, Daven-
pIss SILL ROBERTS. JOS. 4. csAxDALL
n persuasion We refer e n
HO6. JOHN =. DAVIES,
JOIN 2. DILLON, n
MEssRs. PRICE; co q ! I 4. = Co.,
Dn.J.J. BURTIS.
non. 4. LOWRY.
ina n. CLIFFORD, Prs; lss Natl Bank.
ED. RUSSELL kSo. Editsr of 0asstss.
RE M . VAL. O
The Ofice Of The Stase gency sftAs Phesix
Mutsal Life Jna. Co. Hartford, Conp. 10 now To-
ested = n Brady STREET, ever Psics, Conner
Co. . store. rev. ~
Psrsens .~ishing to issurs their lives In conn
pasy that has never contested ciaiu, will Do
Well 70 call on the nndersigned.
BAHL R0HeRT5. 0sa'I Ag't.
nOBERTE 4 CRANDAlL,
s- Real uDsate = Ina Agents, -
I xaEs0E O0ss n Dfn1y ~, upsta1fA
Desirable City Property - sa1e.
I've stoey fksne hsnss, feone, geod dlsAsp,
on buildings. full lct. very 6ss loe6siUA-
low 1se Cash.tss ~ - Eiss< - AZ sSs.l
N ~ slny ffAms hesss, : sseubs ~ ven,
sise0n, be!ns Ia, sene eheies fruit ed shade
trees, : fall lots can ~ haA 80 baf1nia.ss ,
Ons ana sse.haif frsns houss "a lsseei
grcsad. Asa's y ems. ? ysFyssysfy lev for
An, 1so ~ No <slIlseF tsAisss, suitable
for either esa1n q se0ek faela, with never fail
~ y2tsr: Stcnc s1srsys sA,geod isysss3s.e
cry with the god will u the Business. in good
locotiOn. Che6p ~ CaAH.
- ss4 ROBBRRT3s CRANDALL.
" Real xSoats I'D lnsurpnce Ahenee.
= Davenport. Msreh I. 1es7. ohS-dtf
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1867. SPRING STYLES. 1867
MlTH.THE HALTER.
Wholesale and Retail.

rs now R8ADY WITH ALL the LEAD
i ing styles Of Hats asd Ceps for Spsing and
would call the aateution Of The public 10 heir
Spring stock, not 10 be surpassed BY any. aad q
very much lower pricss than ever. Ladies',
Children end Infants Straw Hats in great profa-
clos; all Of he ttset styles Is PEI esss lossr
than Last yesss price,. aprA-dAwtf
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Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO no -FARRAND'S BLK, I'd FLOOR
DuoTO6RApiiS WORKED IN OIL Oh
L Water tors. or India Ink, on plsin ~
.leume ired paper. Particular attention paid
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Give Nntare = Ian.


People expect too much Of Mature. They trine
with their health and their consultations. and then
are surprifcd that they fall sick.
The pressure of constant mental or bodily labor
upon the animal powers. is tremendous. Very few
systems and constitutions can bear up against this
rfessIre unassieted. Add to this the unhealthy In
uences which afk unseen In the air We Breathe the
water we drink. the lasstude produced this scs-
con BY the change from the rigor Of Winter to the
warmth Of Spring, and il would rccm to require al
mos, superhuman vigor 10 keep In perfect heath
without reinforcing the physical energies.
But how reinforce thems Certainly not with adul-
tsrstsd stimuiants. There il poison IN the outer
air. or In the atmosphere Of farnscsheased roons, or
work shops, factories perniclous - shose dead
u burning fluids.
Why use them. when
HOsTTETTERs STOMACH B.rrHRs.
vegetable tonic without alloy, aee everywhere oh.
tanned. Nothing has been offered - The feeble
and deblitaed harmless 10 In naturs 90 powerfI
In its inviRorsting efects, - this celebrated
SrOMACHIC AND ALTERNATIVE.
1aehe o4ny - the nayy.1 % ~ setoapmenM. and
in90weA ctisS, ~ "a - yosne. ris1 "a co:s. J.
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE nxpriNR.
With most geoak1gtnn svoulis.
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spal. =. MOUNTAINS.

ID lYSiClAN AND SURGEON. Office, COS.
a. Nd and brady Gtfcess. under Htseeper 4
Bsyiic's store. Residence on 18th st.. bet lire
dy ana Jain. f- octSd- dst
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ExraACr % LxIIKR YnoN PaOvsprnor, Ala.
Nav IA fsAA

: Dn. Jnrr BurL: rend yon $50 for Cxpnon brs
ssns; pSea0e eend what Il viii come 70 AFTER paying
freight 20 Columbus, Mics. have been troubled 10
several yease with indigestion have had to take A0
every ngk fos ten ftesn year.: and In February.
ises. was attacked with general paralysis. ! We
confined to my for the balance Of tho year and
y ncf. continued In very weak and nervous condS
ton until come two msnths since. when pei
under On operation. and your Cedson Bitters ioe
treatment. ! commenced improving right away, end
am pretty well restored. Yours. truly.
octs6-AeodAw.iy A. L. NEAL
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ANEW PERFUME F0R anr HANDKERCHIEF.

A NEW PERFUME FOR TINE HANDKERCHIEF.
lshMiSa's s.N1alsS Dooosotps l,eress.~
Phneosa's ''Ntaht Rsloosning C~ress."
PAosonN ''Niahs B1sesninS Gcveas."
Pha1sS's ..Ss2hs 1Bloesnins Ceseus.w
Phaiss's fiaht 1Sleeaslng Crs~es."
mot sxQuishe. Delicate. aud Fragrant Perfhms,
disti led from the and beautiful 0ower from
which II tahes IT. nnsse. ser
Manufactured only by
PmAI.ON 4 SON, New Yerk.
BEWARE or COuxTERrEITs
ASK FOR PHALON's-TAKE NO OTHEA
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ARKANoA HEARD FROM !

eTOxyfPoms. wbAe CO. ARK. May -. ~.
n Jo1 Bout De- ~: Lase February 80 =
6ss.apaslls ana Cedson blttere. Ny son-in-lew who
WA Win - - the store. heA been down with Sheu
matie0 ~ eOuno time, cOmmruccd on the Bittoes,
and SOuu buno bic gcoefal health improved. DE-.
0st who had been In bod health. tried them, and BE-
also improved Dr.. Coffee, WIN had been In bad
health Tor several years. stomach sud liver aGDcssd
he inpsoyed vesy much b the Of your Dtetsrs.
Indeed the Cedfon Htese has given you greet popu-
quantity Of your medicines th!e fal-erpecislIy Of
your Cedron Bitters and Ssrsapsiil lila slip me via
Memphis. care Rickeu A Nicely Respectfully.
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LATEST NEWS
Br TELEGR.4PH.

TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
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iSR1Nk = MOTION,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAtNfERS, GRAIN
III Frs, Paper Hsngers, 0lasiess. 40. shop
corner Main end poelh O1o. 0ch2o d1ys.
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1 IL ~ a
IL fsliy selsctsd stock Of fresh
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils and Glass,
Hair 1lesterNtlves,
Dye Stu06,
SpOmgo0.
ferfu m cry, Fancy Soaps,
BRUSHES AND COMBS,
+ POMADES AND
FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, 10
They also keep Consistently ON hand lsess
SUPPLY Of ell staple PATENT MEDICINES, COS
sieting in part OF
vE1sssssly's Preparations.
i: 49,. :
E: :di::sy'' :. :.
NJ. Viesle~'s seoshins syrup.
PurS Co Liver on.
4 Wsn9d ed 0weli6g on,
0safoed'o Liver 1avifoeoSos.
Lalsmsnds ehepnaaisa md Neuralgia Rem
cav.
Css's CssgA Bsleam,
14s1 Dsvn' Paia Killer,
n Sstesssr's Blstsss.
, sless'. Coadisisa fovdsss. Nerve and Bes.
1eAhs.sr.s Ointnssa, Ae.. Ae.
Aise. Chetce inss and neaaAiss. Holland
0in 80 U0tSoa - als2y for n1edfnnl nm noaes
=: 81 o. Witch they oaes 81 Low = o. sane ousli
: Dsiax psssissi Dr,s"s~ SS Sc. ,x...
: :saes = ssSiie rssssssSs. - . "sFis
rsrssdpsssss esfsfally esmpsssdsd 1t al
800. 0ecl1 .6OodoM.
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Ae5v6ACJS Of SC0II COM;
'a .. As9vs sooxs. WHICH NV
Esn 1'sses = Csssssese.
- - ~ properly a. IL ssSssrs;r. ~. =.
So lbotraete o. Tltle
sT>panY neaa nseass % ase.1 =.
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