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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26
RUSSELL & CO.'S
Great ThreSher and Separator.

This Threshsr and Separator ha been In successful opera
on for twenty three and is conceded 20 be the
Champion the World for threshing and cleaning grain
one operation Il has equal.
They thresh Grass Seeds sch timothy clover, Hunga
rian, millet, and fax seed, equally well.
They are more durable and less liable TO get eut OF
repair. .
They win do more work with lees power than any other.
viii thresh all the grain that can be gotten to and taken
from the Machine ..t T.. ~ I'll.
dust from the cylinder IN the face Of hefeeaer
By nsng Masslon Machine you do not only money
thrown away repairs, enabled 70 time By
having Machine that will for months snd years with
out breaking down .
From forty 10 y dollars be saved threshing crop
three hundred bushels ali common Machines now used
in this country. t
They thresh fast clean dt for MARKET all the gain
REQ ure steps for repairs and on teams
Machines warranted thresh and clean ht for
market good wheat sixty bushels per hour II On fair
trial Of these Machines they fail % I'll The vaan te
they may Be returned % IN good order and money
refunded.
Would refer al wishing information in regard 70 Grese
Machines Daniel HASKELL Esq and Harry Patton Sweet
water. Tenn. Thos Osborne, d. Edwards, y. ben0ir
VIM Cannon, Philadelphia Tenn J. W North Knoxville,
Tennessee.
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AN ACT to authorize the County CoHrt Lincoln County
establish an addtonAf Voting Rox In the Sixth Civil Die
trict Of said county, and for other purposes. sser
SECTION /. BE it enacted b. The General assembly
Of the Stcte Of Tennessee, That the County Court OF
Lincoln conhty is hereby authorized to establish an
additional voting box; at Bells Store, on Norris
Greek, Civil District No. 6, of said county. .i'i
SEC. 2. Be II further enacted, That there shall be
additional voting box established in the seventh
Civil District of McNairy county, at Bethel Springs
on the DE- g. Q. Railroad.
SIC 8. Beit further enacted That the Sheriff., or
Registers of voters, of Davidson, Shelby and Knox
counties are hereby authorised in State and Coun-
ty elections, to open the polls in egcn ward of the
cities Of Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville, and
East Knox vile. ...f - q
SEC f. BE IL further enacted That this Act shall
take effect from and after It's passage.
tFE e3F J. s. MULLoY,
Speaker pro tenn. of the Hnessof Representatives.
sa r. JOSHUA B. FsIERsoN, si
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed March 8, 1861
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26
"Useful Public Printing. "

The Union and Dispatch complains of
useless public printing. Here is aspecimen
of what it considers useful public printing,
done by the Democratic State Government
of Tennessee, at the UBion and American
Office;
$4,000 COPIES OF THE REBEL CONSTITUTION.
Rssolred By the General Assembly of the
State Of Tennessee, That FIFTY THOU
SAND COPIES of the Permanent Consti-
tuition of the Confederate States. and the
law passed by this Generak Assembly for
submitting the same to the voters Of the
State, be printed by the public printers in
hand-bil form, for distribution among the
people Of Tennessee
w. c. WHITTHoRN,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
B. L. SrovABL, ) ~
-f Els Speaker of the Senate.
Adopted June 90, 1861. ai,g ~ % .'.''
How very useful the above information
was, indeed Here is some more useful
printing ...f-g - tss b.
1000 HARDEEs MILITARY TACTICS.
ReSolrcd bg the General Assembly of the
State Of Tennessee, That the Secretary OF
State be authorized to have published, tor
the use of the State, FOUR THOUSAND
COPIES of Hardees Military Tactics.
w. c. WHITTHoRN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
~ B. L. STovALL, ~.
Speaker Of the Senate.
Adopted May 2, 1861. 81
: The reader will observe that these reso-
lutions were passed more than one month
previous to voting Tennessee out OF the
Union. Here is some more useful public
printing for the benefit of the Union and
American office 1l ~ d,
Resolred Jy tie General Assembly Of the
State Of Tennessee, That the obligation Of
Secresy on the members as to the proceed
ings Of this Legislature be now removed,
and that the public printers are hereby re-
quired and commanded to print immediate
ly THREE THOUSAND copies each ofthe
act Submitting the ordinance OF separa-
ton to vote Of the people" and also OF
the Army Bill and send them to the
members of the General Assembly IN their
proper proportions by mail, and draw on
the Treasury of the State for the postage
on the same.
And resolred further, That the printers
also publish as rapidly as possible, all the
bills and resolutions passed by this Generai
Assembly, together with the journal OF both
houses
W. G. WHITTHeRN,
Speaker, etc.
Is. Il. STovALL
Speaker etc.
Here is another very useful job. H
5000 COPIES OF REBEL CONSTITUTION.
Reso,red That FIVE THOUSAND
comics Of the Constitution of the Confed
crate States be printed for the use of the
members of this General Assembly.
". C. WHTTTHoRN,
Speaker, etc.
B. L. STovBLL,
Speaker, etc.
Adonted Nav o 1861. ts -esFf .fl-s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26

Shiloh National Ceneterv. in n sr5;n oorr,,, go
tanning about 10 acres CuuberIand Rivar Nation.
al Cemetery, in Stewart counts. containing sbout
IS acres; Mss. n; Gem IN Shelby co., contsininp
70 acres Nssnsli,s stional Cemetery, on Craig
hesd place, (so-caled,) in Davidson eouptv. con-
tzining about "a acres Coluuibis National Came
terry, in Manry county contrasting about = srrss
Cumberland Gap National Cehnete-v in f,laiI.orn q
County, containing about acres; Hazenis Brig.
ade National Cemetery, in Rutherford County con.
tanning about acres. 1905 E'$' 8
SIC. 2. Be ii further saaesek That the erel,isivs
jurisdiction over ali tracts and paroels Of land ;th
the buildings and appurtenancas belonging TO the
same, including the quarters for ofieers. keeners
guards or soldiers in charge Of the ssna and ths
premises connected therewith now or st snv time
hereafter purchased used or occupied by the limited
States, their oncers or agents for Cemeteries OF
burial places witnin the limits Of this State, is
hereby ceded to the United States and whenevar
such premises shall be no longer required ansed or
occupied by the United States abe Jurisdiction of
such abandoned property may revert tothe statsof
Tennessee.
SEC 3. BE at,s-tasr enacted, The property over
which jurisdiction Is ceded herein shah be he'd ex
onerated and free from any taxation or assessment
under The authority OF this State or of any mnni-
cipality therein, until the Jurisdiction shall have
reyefted and the title and possession to ssia came
teries, grounds buildings and appuftenaneas sbsIl
be protected To the nited States and oreess
OF any court shall pc peTmittea against The same,
or to dspossess the officers or sen5s Of the United
States thereof without rtstrctng any just claim Tor
damages OF or value m tne forum or mode provided
by the United States Tor prosecuting the same.
Sec A. BE it further enacted Thai anV malicious
wfllfu reckless, or voluntary injury TO- or mutila,
tion of the graves, monuments, fences, Mrubbery.
ornaments, walks or buildings Of any Of said cerne
teries or burial places, or appettenances shall sub
ject the offender or Offenders each, to fine of not
less than twenty dollars; to which may be added
for an aggravated offease, itssrisonment not er-
eeeding six months in the county Jail or work house
70 be prosecuted before any court Of competent a-
risdiction - ....s, :
SEC 5. Be It tHrther enacted, That this Act shall
take effect and be in force from and after its pas
sage.
sl t Taa j. s. MULLoY,
Speaker pro ten OF the House OF Representatives.
joshua B. FRIERsoS,
Srnna lrnr Of thn
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Adopted May 9, 1861. l. is sBl
The above are few samples Of the use
ful icbs Of printing done in 1851 by the
Union and American. 1t would be cruel
mockerv.to inquire what benefit they con
ferred upon the down-hodden people Of
Tennessee .YaShville Press and Times.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26
Passed March 8. lse7.


AS ACT authorize the County Court of Hawkins County
issuo Bonds; aud for other purposes.
SECTION J. Be Il enacted bs TIE General Assembly
Of the State AZ Tennessee That she County Court Of
Hawkins County, may, By vote Of two-thirds Of
its members, issus Coupon Bonds for the amount Of
the Indebtedness Of said county no debt 70 be paid
which wss made, IN sny way, TO aid the rebellion.
SEC 2. Be II fsrthcr cnaeted That the counties OF
Granger, Claiborne, Campbell Anderson and
Union, be- and they are hereby, entitled 70 exercise
the privileges granted by this Act TO the soanty Of
Hawkins.
SEC g. Be Il further enacted, That the counties Of
Bedford and Marshall, be allowed the benefits ot
Ibis Act. r
SEc L. Be Il further etG0tea, That the counties Of
Washington Sullivan, Carter and johnson, be, and
they hereby entitled TO enjoy the full benefits OF
the foregoing Act
SIC. s. Be e farther eaacsei, That the counties
of Wayne and Hardin be entitled TO the privileges
of this Act
Size g. Be Il further etseted That the counties Of
Greene. Monroe, White, Franklin, Dyer and Smith
be- and they are hereby, entitled 70 shs benefits Of
this act. and subject TO the same restrictions.
SEC z Be Il flsrther enGessS1 That this Act shall
take effect from and after its passsge.
j. S. MULLoI,
Speaker Dro te,s Of TIE House Of Representative.
JosHuA B. FRIBRsoN,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26

and Win ftaa = i thaD any OIhef T'
raj occupation
have 40 the Bee Keepers Texf Book which has been
thoroughly revised and uch useful Information added. II
is Illustrated with engravnzs and IL conplete
reference subjects practical bee eHituFe, vita
directions for the management Of bees during every
onth of the year both eomasa and movable comb Hives
prson wishing Tor Information iE relation 20 any Of
the Machines VIII receive printed pamphlets descriptive q
shsia b. apply 10 nae, eithsr personally er by man
GEO. 5. RuBLE,
oId ooramlssary, No. y sEarks. street. flsoys ga.
mayl 3r Chattanooga. Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26
KINGS AMERICAA
sIDE-oPENING MOVABLE COMB
{ BEE HIVE.
prtsfed Ootober I0gA, 1856.

This Rive Il the rssuit
of The inrsBfivs skill 0f
sverai person., and IA
de3Eesd from carefully
consueted experiments,
which eso destined 90
rerolutionize Eii other
systems Of bes keeping
With this Hive the bees
are entirely under the
control Of ths keepers
Is ouly NEEDS a carsfnl
examination % satisfy
any ons Of is utility
Nc enc keeping bees car
idcrl 70 - Wlthont H.
The cultareof the honey
bee has engaged the a.
entieB cf intslhzent aEd
eaterYrising % Al ages {:
Jet withia 4 fss years ~
tie iatroductsoh Of I'M
rived movabIe frHInsi
and ether improvements.
fhia pursuit, aiWayH At
tractlras is rsaaered nc
ioBztr q business o. lnck
OF chance busas certain
. ultal than nnR nfhar IN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26

AN ACT Extending the Elective Franchise certain aas
SECTION l. Be II enacted ky the General Assembly
Of the State of Tennessee That in all State District
County, and all other civil elections such sliens as
have resided more than enc yesr in the United
States, and more than six months in the State OF
Tennessee, shall have the right of the Elective
Franchise PROVIDED, That such persons shall have
previously declared their intention to become eiti-
zsns Of the United States, and that they shall not
have participated in the late rebellion.
SEc 2. Be is further enacted, That this Act
shsll take effect from and after its passage.
JAMES MULLoY,
Speaker pro soa fthe House of Representatives.
JOSHUA B. FKIERsoE,
Speaker of the Senate.
po..ol Mo-,h q ieez
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-26
LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
tBr ArrEoRIrr.J


AN AoF 70 0aFrsss an zfssE Ast pubahsd. enA
tied sceepf the surrender Of the Charter Of
Bank Of Middle 1shneste and fos other purposes
Jane z. 1ses, ena feF 0tsef Rasposs-,
SECTION !. Be Il epactea By the General Assembly
of The State of Tf,1nessee That section L of said
Act be amended as recommended by the Bank
Committee, page 254, House Journal, and adopted
BY the House, page 256, House Journal, June G.
1865 by striking out after the words hquidate the
same the woFds, and thGt aR persons holding the
noteso of said BGk shall present them to tie Bank for
payment ,cti three gears, afterrccrds they '0it
Be barred 81 -s-
SRc2. Be Il further enacted, That an Act, enti-
tied can Act to Incorporates the Middle Tenness ee
Insurance Company, at Lebanon, and for 9th er
purposes" passed March "a 1860, be 50 amended as
to locate the principal Office at ashyile, instead Of
Lebanon and that the names Of E. r. Penneba-
ker, j. @. Warner, D. Weaver, W L. Waters and
T. d. Fite, be substituted in lieu Of the original
corporators.
SEC 3. Be IL further enacted, That the charter Of
the Mississippi Valley Insurance Company, Of Mem
phis be so amended that the company may reduce
their capital stock from Eve hundred thousand dol
Lara to three hundred thousand dollars and that the
number of Directors be reduced to nine %
SEGA. Be II further enacted That the Middle
Tennessee Insurance Company, and the Mississippi
Valley Insurance Company, of Memphis, shall be
subject to such tar as may be imposed upon similar
institutions in this State
{ frt Gaa j. s. MULLoY,
Speaker pro TEN. Of the Honse of Representatives.
JosHUA B. FRIERsoE,
Speaker OF the Senate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
Life..Hcalt 1l-.Strcngth.
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LlGe..Hea1th..
-
mn. JGAN1 y q IsA " m R.n
SPECIFIC PILLS;

=. prepared By ~ Sss.serr. GAs.sc,sss rrosr.
ths.m sc~a',ets, ~ .is, M. Len hHr" PEW, ttem
Gle ~ the ,ts.ri,si da Nnra on lar n. istrs.
LktTEt Of kkcUh t>nA IoN.
rs~. -as aih. lsda
OssffsnsS We hav used tho S,tcite fiH."
made no Or. iusn pciamsrr sricsGirn u dotms
svssai year. past, In Prisae sna ruhic trrccr.
and tsvs snnad them ~. II nsrs tic me ut
nsoes IN cases fspe- q A,o' rtss ,snAi \ eBks
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W0sassestiy ADVISE 'hs Pr less on. Ard all e'-ons
sseestns Dom ~, s,mp,css'le or orsa V snc y =.
ssthe Ueate Trim T. stems.t us~ thee riis with
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q hutARrfs " y.
JEAN ne iFrCllHf ". y.
r. GasAasisse q Dupont. No. ~. hrs nshntd.
Atasnssy and etudicus Oceurstirn. arlef- Anxe-
u =. o. 0hss tcads 10 ~ vstr the Vital Aeuenef
t.s p'aln. Heart ~ Nerve ss-'sm. frsa.snt ie 4
70 he msst Diss.es-ing md gmbs rs..Ing iiso rrs
the WIT ~ stsu,. udents. cisssys 'rd Az
vs'sf ehevef ~. no 40 s.tee,~iiy t'a,le these
We b :. .. should tesoit poap, to pr De
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scss sWs Asvies vphn ~ vstnth rmn' tn.ni
ssd Eng h, acc mrA lee es b h a. .nd ~ili = ssni
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eirt 81 The spe,nrd price Nv am auth tisr fg'rt
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
Sd VEIN PERU COAL.
The Peru Coal COmnanv

HAvlN0 OPENED A YARD FOR THE
l1Sale Of their Coal. offer Il 10 the cltiscus .,
Cosl--a absolutely free from piit, slate aad fror
-baeaing vita clear, intense heat, without
Cinder OF Giioker.
For Domestic use. its freedom frem Sulphur
end Oshsr imparities tender it desirable u 4
emily % >ccou,t Of CLsASLusss. but also in go
Wing the great amount ns labor in Keeping fires
a fcarrying out ashes and clinksrs.
fof psUdacing steam, no coal mined in the
West an co npete with the Sd Vein Peru Coal
The most careful and rigii conparat We Gets
b. two Of chs prominent Railroads Of Illinois.
nave faliy decided that the use OF ,'eru Goa
will save aver sixty per cent. over any other BIZ
tuminousC Coal
a constant supply BY Oh. car load or retail
vill q eli times y feuad q the ysrd. corner 81
0AGsison and Fifth ateests. Dsvsopsrt, Iewa.o
noy - dsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
Ladies, Tahs Particular Notirs.
PIE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS.

p'iii,SE fiiis,
= 81 celebrated
many years aI" in
Paris fa the fs!i~i
of female Nv ~
lsrii,es, AM alter
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sor their cru insi
employment In tho
practice ii ala,,l ton,
are now Offered loo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

Messfs. F. L. WALLACE 4 20. 0ents-Ihave
used DR.. Ghaussier's Empress for the hsir ana |
find it ell Il claims to be- csrdtslIv reeom |
mend il 10 the pablo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and
ed. thus preventing their breaking. and pvoduc
ing troublesome Disch.rging Sores. which dis
figure many Of the younger portion OF the
community. from six To twenty years of age
ouug children are very subject to Discharges
ftom the Ears. which depends upon Scrofulous
constitution. Thesec ssea soon recover bv taking
afew doses Of the Life Syrupl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

All scrcfulous persons suffering fr..., General
Debility, EInacia..on. Dy-pcI sic, and Dropsv ~
the limbs. abdomen. and in the ,emale. Dr0psy OF
the osaries and wombs. generally accoml ..,i.o
with lnnamstion and liberation Of the Uterus,
are permanently cured by Constitution Life Syr.
". The disease known ~ Goitrc or Sweiled
Neck, the Life syrup will remove entirely The
remedy should be taken for some time. a. the
disease il e xceedingly chronic and stubborn, and
will not be remov ed without extra effort.
Tumors Of the Ovarics. Tumors OF the Breast,
and swelling Of other glands Of body will be
completely reduced without resorting 10 the
knife, or operations Of any kind
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

the pcrsop Nh m all aficted shuusd consult No
ever ard 81 patient VI his not being cured since be
hss been in this city reputation has souehess IN
all 'he city papers HE paieote snd the ne ieal pro.
es.on both here aud abroad being the moot skil-
ted -peciaete here. snd thorough 0assef 81 al seR.
AL dice a-sp II all oshcrs fail. doat despair give
him call. II IL only common occafrsnes vim mn
70 cure eueh cassa He separate to- tetiee
and gentlemen, and the m"et coup ete 70 the city.
Youxo Nns. Take Particular N0sice.-D0etOs 6oQ.
Glow dsvosee mnch Of HE time TO the trsetmsns q
shos cauecd By eecses habit, which rulue bc4
body and mind. uantn the unSHt1DaeG n0ivtduol
Tor either business or society. TIE ed set Of thee
early habits; tie u pss 10 70 weak
81 tn debiltaes the consttutiOn DESTROY The phyei
cal and meutAi p0were. diminish and enleebie she
ussurs, frelings, IN exhaust the vital enesgsO %
nsnhod ths pisaOurss Ut IL are masrsd ~ offset
Il 1nasrlae sfussYsisd n6 exiseseee isech ssadess1
. osen Of uneeasing 0ieoey andrsoret Such psrsUaD
especially tho~e cOutsmplatine 0areiaee, shad Luce
no dine In making Immediate application. - ID. B..
BY HE new usas1snt. b sssbas1 - insure speedy
snd perR auens cure
Cons aitations free and ccn6dential. Once, No. ~
soush Clark street. Or nOasOe, half book nom
the Po Olioe Post e. Bag l5l. Chicago, ILL.,
O,llcc hours from A. u. to p. n.
Send Tor HE :" suide to Health" pshlishsd 00asa-
B.-Lsdies, ssaa for . assulpsivs siroslae Of
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

4 pos,tivc and specine remedy for all diaeaDee
originating from an IMPURE STATE OF TIE
BLOOD, and for all hereditary DISEASES
transmitted from PARENT TO CHILD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

Suffering from Indisposition 70 Exert,on, Pain
in the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebodines. H"r
ror Of Calamity. Fear Of Disease. Dimness Of
visioa. Hot Skin and Extremities, Want Of
Sleep, kestlessness. Pale. Haggard Countesancs,
and Lassitude Of the Muscular System, oil 70.
quire the aid ofthe Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
G E D R o N

which is the basis Of the .B,ters nov offered TO
the public. Tha, senor b ongs tolths native
inhabitAnts Of Central America, to'whom its viz
tues have been known for more than two hun
dred wears Armed with il. the Indian bids de-
iance to the mos. deadly malaria. and handles
without fesr. the most yeuomous scspents. II
10 belief with them tina. here is breath in the
CEDRON is potent 10 cure no matter what the
disease may be.
While DR.. Bul' IS not prepared 20 endorse tile
extravagant pretention, he -, nevertheless. sat
is3ed from thorough examination Of the evi
dence relating 20 its virtues, that a. = remedy
and preventative for al diseases arising from
exposure. either 20 change Of Iwesther and eli.
mate, or to the In,asmatic influences, il stands
With out q Rival
and Justly deserves the reputation il has 30 long
ssioyed in Central Amer Ia and the West ladies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

aoosss1s. n. H.. March 81, 1895.
Aeesso. +. l.. WALLACE 4 Co.: 0ents-A
fFiesd sdvised me 70 try your propagation. sta
ting Whst COED effect i had % him. q 6rst
laughed q The idea, but consented to the trial.
! am pleased with il. lhavs tested il thorough
y. Il hes restored my hair and whiskers 70
their oatsral color. and keeps them 90. con.
mend il t. I'll in need.
W.P. FAnmRn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

TssAscRRR's Opvlcu,
AAHcuBsrsa, March ls, 1853,
Asesre. +. L. WALLACE 4 Col am veil -
qusiuts1 With several Of the leading citizens or
Shts oity Who have used vcur Hair Restoraaiv
70 perfect satisfactioa. have also used il INV.
eelf, ed can cheerfully recommend it q being
the best article 10 market
II. r. CsAnBsnim,
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
DIR. BIgelow,

h the emily Physician, ~ . Specialist.
now II Chicago that 9 n b. entirely
relied upon. Go TO MIN. and mot oul.
Tor that horrible disease ~ remain In
Jour system. dsfxuring your eAee
and body, besides destroying your
hsppiness and future psospe Cts a life.
He he's made PRIVATE DkS8AU&D
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