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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

Ing the following appointments for Public Meetings
noohs respective Townships have been made By the
- ycuslvs Committee Of the Peoples Party 81 Scott
btninn'y.
El.r .,svurs- fuesdAy, October ist, NJ y. Rohl's.
ILL John Gallagher.
etxo- "Wednesday. oct. ID. John Gallagher. and
-. stibot.
yse Gsovr-School Honse--Thurshay. Oct. 80,
n. Parker. DIR. Dreis. and W. v. Hennessy.
AR. ALcorS- Friday. Oct All, J. W. Stewart, y.
LTvis. and II. fischer.
whs .tLsy Crry-Friday. Oct. 9Th, W.. W. Gomez. z.
D. osCook, and q schntgcr
.Lasp's Gseyx Friday, Oct 18th, John Gallagher
81 u. }. Rholfs.
H..,Lua 6aAss- Saturday. Oct. 9th. W. W. Cones. H.
lcosk, and J. y. Steibot.
lPscsLxa-tP essc'sl saturday, Oct. 9th, O. = G.
~, and WIN. r Dittos.
VIZ Nus Housa Dubuque Rosd-5stur day, oci-
II. J. Rohifs, and q. Jervie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

CapAs CorxsY RsrrBtlcAM TlcEsr.
senator. Hon. w. p. Wolfe; Rsprssenta>
live, W. s. Chase and G. p. Sheldon
County Judge, J. O. Betts; Treasurer, Capt.
4: u. Pounds Sheriff, J. D. Shsaser Sur.
vsycr, N. q. Miller; Supsrintssdeot, L. l..
Bassett; Coroner, ". II. Hammond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

"Noe for Fietory," says The 6ase,te.--
last thought Of il, just walked upy Bet
ter late thao never. though The organ might
uss ~ well slept Gu until after election Is
o commence 70 rub open iis eyes at this
Ala hos,r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

Our worthy fellow citizens. W. 5. Barns,
received letter yesterday from Houston,
Texas. giving many particulars 10 regard 10
the raysges OF the yellow fever Ia that re
gion. 1t is raging with fearful mortality,
and earring widespread desolalion with
il. On the l4th there we,e five hundred
cases in Houston alone. The plague falls
the heaviest on the poverty stricken cla-ses
aad many are dyi from shee neglect, who
would. With proper care. recover. Physi,
clans are memorable In their demands Of q
500 fee In advance, ard furnish servants
1t fifty TO seventy hse dollars each. Hun
drsds, Of course, have no 500 70 advances.
aud such die like dogs. The gentleman
writing TO Mf. Barns 10 . leading commission
merchant in Houston. He describes the
sufisrings OF the people ~ being mos, ser-
rible, and imploringly says III you can
send any money for the distressed, 1t will
be q god-send." Il benevolent gentleman
has sent us the letter with the request Tat
vs urge our citizens 20 respond to this call
for help. AZ . journalist We can only Icy
the suffering and the appeal before you. II
the people Of Dos Moines, far removed from
the scenes Of suffering, and enjoying tho
ous.turnsd fullnsss Of most plentiful has-
vest, will hasken to the cry of their distress
ed countryncn end send them substantial
token ofsymps,by, they will be but mains
tanning their good name for generous works
and al the same time make m investmens
| in the great Fund "lent TO the Lord"
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Mr.. Charles ". Felt, Of Salem, Mass,
has perfected machine for iietiiyin. tyre
Several inventions have been made Tor set
ting type, bat the grea, drawback has been
the time expended 10 jGs,ifyins tie liaes by
hand. After each line of type is set a space
il always eft at the end OF the last word,
which has to bo filed up by placing thin sps
ces between the different words forming tbs
line. Heretofore this work has been done
~ hand. and hes proved very expensive.
After many years Of labor, Mr. Felt has
sneceeded in obviatins this difficulty. This
- something which has never before been
accomplished, indeed, never attempted. for
u seemed like cndowings machine with hu
man intelligence. II has been the great diff
hcuisy heretofore in introducing composing
machines, just - the want Of She method Of
applying ink with the composition roller
s r,s the great thing that prevented the use>
fulness OF the powsr-press. When that y ~
at last supplied, power presses were Intro.
duced with the most astonishing sspiditv
and success. Aud now We NAV hone ths
opportunity is offered for On equallv rspid
end extensive introduction Of compoeine
machines. Of which many have been invent.
Cd soa none have been put into operation.
MI. reits machine has recently been
SHOWN to number Of exper,s in thia c;tv
vno say Il is decided success. and tha, 4
w'ii DO the work claimed for il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

DAvssroaI LrArnss DEpor.-At The nav
eS0fs o. ssoctrash 4 Co., Of Brady 81 csn
De lound she larges. and most conn ,ees 800
q frenee ana American calf SKINS. kips srd
mceoecs casness. sole. and upper lesthees-
shoee1aksfs tools, findings. sod N sts,;sl. -
lainisg to the trade, west Of Ch;c.ss 49,
aanofaoo1ge their own Ams,;ss. ~ . I.ey
=. 20. s: harness leather, and procure
- - 3D 81 @Itrs<-~ @-Hr- - . ~ssV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH,
ssPettii'e American Eve 0alvo."

On which tine Over 90 boxes hsvs besn eesd)
hAs placed Il beyond the patc Of expefiment n he
become necessity in every family for inseant -,
- saly ~ diesese1 eye. acate os chsoac, oetSos
all cut1neooe in1anualiuas. burma eAilbaino. cry
spelas. saltshenm. sngs Of insects, nnsqneto Bite,
lnfAnte seres, eoeg I'D ecAhe. cAaVt hao6e, chspt
hpe end all kndfed M, relieving paino ond healln9
never been Known IN engle case, ~ injuss = -
uee q the Couehdng needle, Hetoasys pUbe q Of
dcss j scscns ~ - ~ ~
roGlne md forever deoesoying jAe 0e11cuo 6oiD1n{
scesasete o. savclepe thGessnelltve osgaa
= eash prices. 6r1vDNeON 6x1ilA6Ai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
IT ia asserted in diplomatic circles that
Queen Victoria he's been lsboring With req

1T Is asserted IN olpiomau0 CIRCLES snAe
Queen Victoria he's been lsboring With re>
newed activity of late to preserve the peace
Of Europe Before Napoleon Left France for
The conference with Francis Joseph, Eugene
vs. ted her Majesty, and the Queen then inc
vited the Empress 10 impress. as earnestly
upon the Emperor as wss consistent with
lis iaclinsions aud policy the favorable
consideration of tie maintenance OF tie
peace OF Europe. Last year, it will be re
nembc-ed, when war Was imminent be-
tsgeen france and Prussia, the Qaeen
exosied profound iniiueues in fa>
vgr Of pacific character 20 the
hing Of Prussia and the Emperor OF
he tsench These letters were said to h.
Of the most impressive and solemn charae-
tsr, aud appealed for peace on the highest
grounds Of Christian morals In all this
Queen Victoria is clarifying her character
ard reign, and preparing fer herself place
in history moro iliustrious than that Of any
Of her royal predecessors.
Prentice recommends IS good receipt
r., ma, % ,r.aneva hss h.; - v.spaip
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01
MANHOOD AID YCrFnFrI vIGoH re re
.nsnsc hy NY, nic nI's lys i.Acr buclir. IIAsu ~

MANHOOD AID YCt"FhFrl VIGoH zee re
AIMED ~ ttr, ms ni's Tyst.acr bucir. lIAsui u
DIR. Schencl<'s Mandrake Pills
SUBSTITUTE fon CAIoaHt. 7 le-e Pills are COM
posed " various ro0ls having the power 10 relax
the -ecrctons Of vsr pTeapis sGG eiieriuaiiy
- blue pin or mercury. ana without proiucii any
OF those dissrierbe or dangerous encets when or
len follows the use e the latter.
In all billion. disorders the,, Pil- may he used
with confidence. they promote the discharge Oh
vitiated bile and remove these distinctions from ne
liver and hillary ducts. which the cause oil BIZ
ions nd. ctons an general =, ,
( ScuENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disorders of the !iyct, inclcated
By saliow skin. coated tongue. oostNenes- drow IL
ness and general feeling of wcarincsr and assiiude
showing that the liver 10 In torpid or distracted
condition. In short, these PILE may be used with
advantage In all when purgative or Alternative
medicine II required. - .
Please ask for " Dr. Schanck's Mandrake Piiie,"
d observe that the two hkenesses OF the Dr. are on
the Government stamp-cne when In the last stage
of Consump tiun. and the other In his present health
Sold by Druggists aud dealers. Price - cts per boz
Principal Office No. Is North 9Th st. Philadelphia 70
General Wholesale Agents: John ID. Park, N. Il.
cor. of Fourth and Walnut st. Cine matt, Ohio;
Walker & Taylor, 1874 and i36 Wabash Avenue. Ont
caro-, Ill: Collins Brothers, south west coz of I'd q
Vine = reefs 81. IxOOie. Mo,
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DIR. BigelOW,

,, e me . only Physician, - . Specialist,
s ~ e Ohicsgo that can be entirely
-, sS vPoh. 90 10 HIn. end not suf-
s =. .nss horrible disease 70 remain In
sus Item. disngusing your face
snu .oooy. oeeidee destroying your
mnapPIneee and future prospects Of life.
s NJ ~ y |. ma made PMv1TB DISEASES
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VI, pa,sbe Beautiful. Best ard Chcapes: in
i Fso w.slSs y .i,s s,;lsaeton to all Principal
,,s-.. "a, 81 iet Wrighl's Tar syrup. ard Kro-
Lord i SIN q; an Barnhsrn. & Van s:nsack.
JOAN j. KRONER
.r,ae ssr, 81 Saes;na, Street.. Philadelphia.
80 = ~" 4Otc Pro- Pie ne,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

yos esxAfoD,
iw. W. CONES. Of Pleasan, Valley.
roa nspRsssssAsivgs.
N. J. ROHLFS, OF Lincoln.
N. G. DAVIS. OF Davenport.
CHARLES KELLY, OF L. Claire.
roa sEEsifv
MAJon q. SCHNITGER. Of Davenport.
ron ykEAsuRxR,
l.. d. vIELE, Of Davenport.
ron COUNT yuD0a,
THEODORE d. EAGAL, Of Davenport.
sos COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
JOIN GALLAGHER, u Davesposs.
.fa'.-s roo sunvoYOD.
lTA0AAS MURRY. Of Davenport.
N poa oonoSea,
~ On. q. nOEPFNBR. Of Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

AND Dts0rueIs Oh
COntaglOuO venercnl Character.
Cures them without resortng to Mercury slod6e
Potaesi, Arsenic, any poison, bus with Neutral
osr positive cure fOs I'll humoss end blood p0AeCns.
OF8AsIc WEAKRKes, euch - seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and Diurnal En,'s-ione. brought on b.
abuse of the eyste early naiscreuons exccsso-, %
cntseu he.eaitaIjy, eaus g lore 81 .i-eofy cDnfn-
sion, depr, s-lur di:nHe%- and oi @ntics insanity,
with otuer teporsbl. irai's ssui to- treated and
radically tuE,l VII b ag id, ..e...l, say .ig Cd
INC .i.l vxpense- Gieti, C. -..e, - .stnre. ans
III diseases peeai:.r 10 tt e-,s. u ,-'Te:e pa:drc,
"a Ecsi!v cured.
GA d,-ea-e- At tie MOST ucTRiBaE CL.es
where the .ood be- Gc poisoned. producing
1lut hs tLe fee. saa Ta.vry blister, pliils ia
heac and bo e.. liberated throat nose, lillDr aud
body scroirla together Will AZ. endless nuaoer o:
sultrin r.
Dr. james is recommended By .he press generally
tn medical faculty, and pru:.Is-o medical college,
etc Those afflicted should apply immediately, and
be cured OF here terrible u.scsses.
greatly suler aed edition OF THk MONITOR IN Ven
efal Dseas peculiar 10 the sexee. with directions
and prescriptions for cell treatment.
sresNArongnrA, caused ~ self abuse, SEQUEL ey-
cess &C. Il fully tfested ard will not fail 20 errest
tho attention OF tho reader
An important fcatnre Of the book Is treatise upon
Conoepton-how avoided and the necessity and
p.opriety. sometimes. Of 70 doing.
Tle various diseases peculiar " females, are f2E =
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor is printed npon fine paper, neatly and
subs antsliy bound. containing 4o pager. and is
and consultation. 1t IL ma.sun In parvo-mach n
the smallest space Buy it! Read tl The book win
injufc none, but henens All-The old and young o.
both sexes-marlisd and single. Price OF
Address, IT. JAMES, P o. Box osa, Chicago, III.
DR., James Oihcc and ParlOrs are at ~ Randolph
street Of Dearborn street. Chicago, where he
eases pertaining 10 HE speciality otice kourr nom
Y A. N. tos p. NJ Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

SsArs PESirssrlASr.-Thsrs are At pres
sut, l5S convicts ia the State Prisos
Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-01

Petal Runway AcciAens..Doath
or . Prominent Cisisea 81 Wat.
orloo.
A gloom has bess cast over Che ei,y Of
watsslso BY the assth Of n. SpoGord, Esq.
whs vss killed By . runaway accident day
before Yesterday. nj. 5. Vas seated on .
lumber vseoa. and vas going along nssr
ths track, his tsamstsr driving, when . sud
den whistle Of locomotive frightened .as
team and they ran across the track. 1'..o
liues broke bere and the horses turned b.
gun down the track. HIRE Mr. s. vac
thrown oil the wagon. One Of tia bird
Wheels struck him ana Knocked lin into a
dug way. DE was tesea u senseless, sad
conveyed 70 his home on msstr.ss. DR..
Peabody arrived soon. end bis examination
revealed tho character Of his injuries. Sew
erA Of the ribs were broken in such a man
ner that some Of shem had penetrated The
lungs, causing IN internal henorrsse. from
the effects Of which he died in sbou, s,x
hours. His ahouldes blade was also broken.
lie recovered his senses few moments he :
forohis dsosh, add seemed to realize his
s.suation.
Mr.. S. was one Of the most prominent, IA
well - one Of the raost valuable citizens Of
Nsserloo. He hse lived there several years,
add hes helped to build mp the pls,e as
much = any other one mar. He was en-
Raesd in sreotise large Touring mill. Al
~ tine Of his death, which would have
cos, shoue "a. 600. He leaves . vile, bu,
hsd 90 larger family. For such nan t.
leave ~ 1onounisy 70 loss which csnno,
b Dubv4ue 7imss.
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faiae,. the highest COMMUNICATION from all, and will
always render satisfaction. Cents.
No. Cures E'evers. Congestion. ........... 70
Worms. Worm fever, worfn collie. ~
Crying collie. hceihing OF infiints,.... 70
Diarrhuaa Of children or aduiis,;... Is
Dysentery Gripping. Bilious collie. rs
& a." Cholera NforbuS Nausea. =. 70
A" Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis. 49,. %
s" Neuralgia, Tootenche, Faceaohs,. 2s
9" Headach es. Sick Headache. ...... 25
10" Dyspepsia, BiliOus Stomach. %
" II - Suppres-ed,s csnty painful periods 70
Il I.etIcorrhPa or Whites. .......... rs
- " Group, hoar-e cough. ............... IS
" IA =" salt Kheum. Erysipclas, Eruptions... rs
II " rheumatism, Rheumatic palms.. 20
!. Fever and Ague. Chill Fever. 50
" IL Piles internal and external. ........ 80
Is F." Ophtalmy, sore iRfamed cycs...... 90
=" ~ {" Catarrh. acuteof chronic Influences. ~
20" Whooping-cough;ss asmodc cough 90
q Asthma, oppressed, ................ 90
a. - E:ar discharges, impaired hearing...... 10
% - Scrofula, enlarged glands. ......... 20
"a" General debility, physi weakness 10
Is Dropsey, scanty eecretionr.. 90
20 Sea-eickness, or sicknces from riding. 30
Kidney Disease. Grvvel. ;... 10
involuntary discharges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 100
20 Sore Mouth or Canker. ............... 20
20" Urinary lncontinuancc, :.......... ~
81 Painful Periods, even with spaems.. 30
30 Sufierings at chanse OF Life. ....... 1oo
80 Epilepsy, rpasms, ~. vitue' dance. 100
ga " Diptheria. liberated Sore Throat. -
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of 50 walls morocco case book psts. 100
Case OF ~ large walls. plain case -. $50
Case Of 10 boxes Nos. 1 TO 10y " 80. $40
Thcee remedies by the caae or einglc boz are cent
n any part of country, By mail or express se Of
charge, on receipt ofprice. Address
HUMPnREY's SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED.
ICINE COMPANY.
once and Depot y; - Broadway. New York.
For sale by every Medicine Dealer.
Ds. HUMPHREYS 10 consulted daily at his ONCE.
personally or BY letef - ab0ve for ali fosne OF dis
HARRISON d eTARKs. AGENT.
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TURNER'S TIC DouLouaEux OR
TURNER'S TIC D0UlOuREux OR
Universal Neuralgia PHI.

A SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURK FOR
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
II an unfaillng remedy in all cases Of Facial Men
ralgia. ofen caectug perfect In single dAy.-
No form ofNcrvcus Disease fhA to yield % - uaee
influence. Even the severest cass Of Chfoaie Nsu-
algia and 0encsal Nervous Derangemente Of many
years standing. affecting the entire syetem. are
p,ctey and perman,iy cured BY it in few days or
Nv weeks AT the utmost II contains nothing inju-
rious 10 the most dslicste system and can always he
used with perf CT safety. II sincoast Ant b. the
beet physicians. who give i; their unanimous and
qualified approval. Sent b, mail on receipt Of 81 and
tive postage stamps. Sold everywhere
TURNER & co.
SOLE pfoatl .t1ie, 40 fremont Street Bos ton Ma
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GU ( ID III
lEAplno BUSINESS HOUSES
IN CHICAGO.


Vovrs u npnwN ,no.ra VI Trade Dse Ysstssy1
a. = salis Al
Roots anA shoes.
e N HENDERSON AGO. 6ke, lake ~
FARGO. FAi.Es b Co.'S 20 Wabash Ave
fntii~ nonef = 20 80 49, i,.rst
- 1t'''l...' ~ -. r,.l.un,
=, 80 -. .it.latgr u,-e 10
i'f'l fna 81 s.de.. ttrer wheel.
|. .,,s, as;a. igr tve'v- Year,, AID =
il, ,Hiia csn resna'e, 1 onS si''V''-
~ -. hStA's "sA, IL, ,,.r,vs
- ~ ~ 1919, IN !,
..., C,r,rt, s.oocs A Escsldinx.
NiESA IACKLl Bryan Hall. 10 south Clark
x,. r.urse~ Uayoma.
&c., &c. r...,, .,
AID y.s W"~t Randolph ST., cor of Aun.
uISRY, MIL Te- Corner OF su,e rwelnh ~
Commission Msrcbarts..Se snsraD.
nnaKt ciiAriL e co 500 south ws,sr st.
I.AWrON. BROS MANk.iss svu.h wssN ~
CARROLL, BEAiiih U.s. '"~-
Vy.
snuN n~ ..s.~, -.
BOWL. NlilN MAE q ~ = ~ R.raS,.S n
Dry Goods.
HUNT, BAnB9l,R& HAirrs ~ .; . inss -
3 BOWkN, "iiilhAN Wv. S,u ,rs.,s.s, ~
to Bowen Bros nso Notions anu ""os@~
~. ~ i ~ !. ~, a a, p.rao,,s q,
4. b. jACksuN q coz 4 "a Wabash Avcnus
R.~,c york~. p. W. Gates, President.
Enr;nes. Boilers. Saw and Flour Nlus Misas
Machinery. etc. scna for Circulars.
Farm, freight s. City Truck Wagons.
r.-...n~ r.o,.. ..oyc. .rs w....
Woco yyork.
o~.,yuyvr a mr. ,-rv ,Y- r.,s.
Fire ana Burglar Froot wass.
J. n ERW.iI1EEh-tMhdsfs fsNns sa's-
Groceries.
DOANC PRICK 4 Cos + 20 Michigan Avs
child, is5 south wafer 81
EWING, BRIGGS a Cos South Water st
(;lasS Manufacturers.
MOUNTAINEERING GLASS CO. -twtnAsw 0oome
- S0u'h wsses
HARDWARE.
0WWC HIT Spvs r.s.c,
narawarr, cutlery = Tirn.r,, Stack.
saeALhs. rNfsToN 3 co -ass Lake ST.
Arons Heavy Hard!sarc and Wagon
-, ssork.
Hxenu" 9 ~ o. O Mlshlsss
r. n Rpovy RI ~,e
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= r.-o, 1ewciry.
ar &c pI,n \, ~, u. i1he -
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WnEYigR 4 BaYIEsar: nr.,b,-r 8,
r..,A. 80 w.,. -.,..-
RAfIOcw = WurFrYp s...,... :.
;dsson 3 Col III Raadolph ~. si,er NAV /
rs Lake 81
Fyaehiuerv ue.,s.
HAWKINS 4 JAMES -pcrtasye Engines. c..
culsr Saw Nils. Enrin- I-lh-s. Iran P,srers
"oou morNh Aaehnery o. si' slEas,
nvr~ry ~.
GHEANLkE. BRO. * co. Manufactures tTu
All. 'u .,a 80. ~ ps lean nnsines, tiynM ~
Sunn,,e. n, Wna,., Nm. 49,, u.n,.in,.,. 49,
Wnnd wo.Lir. W. hs..s. - =, n1,s. - i,c-r.
born st.
MILLINERY aus, ssrauv s.ao.,..
H.w.AJM VETUg3EfJ ia s.sra..rt
Notaem~. vYh,r. s..,,.,. ..,s -s..i.--.
vpvTNr 1rWrs = r.r '... - -.
= irv,,e Is iak, p, +, ,,.;-, ~
Agents for Bicelow's Star PAPER ,o;lai,. -
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The Healing Pool, and House OF
MERCY. Howard Association Reports, for You've
Ms, An the Crime of solitude. and the EErons. Anu
sHs and DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
aud create impediments 80 MARRIAGE. with cure
meane Of reo sent In sealed letter envelopes. ffee
Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLlN Hou sHTON,
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. scp25c& wsm
On the Topmost Wave
OF popularity without competitor. and defying COM
petition. bound To- flourish n long rs
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her sails nature produces fiery tinted hair
or Time - cnR II Tse m M n DYE
wins rolden opinions from all sorts Of people and
never "go by the board" while 1t Is held dcsira.
by j. CRisTADORO. Aetor House. n. Y. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressere.
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH There
fore the nervous aud dcbihtsted should immediate
u uss HLnsol ExfnAcr Brouu. Id&w
LApns can receive . boz OF Dr. vclpau's Pilis BY
natl. sealed from the eyee OF the public, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps to N. W. MA
COMBER, Albany, NY
wANTED-Eyery man feeling the effects Of .
habit contracted in youth, to send his name and al
drese with cent stamp for return pOsage 10 Dr. j.
EI.Ka GoDssE. Box 1870. Philadephia. Pa, who
cured, and the vgof Of youth restored. ausSo-6m
FOR NON-RRrBNTION on INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine, irritation Inflammation OF liberation Of
the bladder, or Kidneys diseases OF the PROSTATE
0londes stone In the blad der gravel m tc8
dust deposit and all diseases Of the bladder, kdneye
end dropeicais weuinge, IdAw1y
Usp HulDcaS's Firm Rxs1AeF DUsuU
Piles. Piles, Piles, Piles
0utwsrd applications are time and money thrown
away. The only permanent cure is On. HAHRreeN's
PxniefAlrio lozKNerRs. They strike at the cause
We could ell this paper with cures. They are peae-
ant never gripe nor, like sll pills. do they require
increase of dose For elderly persons. females and
children and Az Others they exactly suited. to OBJ
viats Costivenses the prolinc cause Of III health.
Quarter ofa Million Saved n Day.
One hundred thousand men now labor, with good
feeults. Who until they used
.ALLCOCkS POROUS PLASTERS,
had not done days work for years. So thcee plas-
ters are the OF increasing the wealth Of the
nation, not les than quarter Of million day.
An Important Letter.
SHAUN OAK, Yorktown. n. T.. Jan. ~, 1880.
r. ALLDoCK 4 Co.--0entlemen have been trOub-
led with lame back ten years. go ~ 10 be en-
trcly helpless and unable to do any Kind Of hard
work. In June last procured one Of AllcocA's Po-
r0us Plastere ard wore It three weeks when found
my beck entirely cured, and was able 20 NOV and
cradle - well 80 ever could in my beat days.
STEPHEN PUGSLBv.
Anxxrows. Penn, April 4, 1865.
Nessrs. T. ALLcocK Co--Dear Sirs Ny daugh-
ter used Of your Porous Plarters She had avery
bad psin In her side, and it cured her In one Week
You're truly Nv. N. HUNTER.
Principal Agency. Brandrs,h House. n. =. Sol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUMPHREY
EomROpathic Specifics

FAVE proved. from the moot ample experience. a.
entire success: simple, efficient and feiishle.-
ihey the only medicine perfectly adapted 10 pop
nlar simple. that mistakes cannot be made In
using them: harmless, AZ to be free from danger.
and so efficient. AZ 10 be always reliable They have
faiae,. the highest COMMUNICATION from oil, and will
always render satisfaction. Cente.
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To Owners of II orses and CattIe.
TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
i warranted superior 10 any others, OF no pay iof
the cure OF Distemper. Worms. Bots, Coughs, hide
beund. Colds. &C., in Horscs; and Colds, Coughs,
Loss OF MIR Black Tongue. Horn Ostetnper. &c, IN
Cattle. They are perfectly safe and innocent no
need Of stopping the working of your animals Iney
increase the appetite, give fire coat, cleanse the
stomach and urinary orgsne; also increase the mix
Of cows. Try them, and you will never be without
them Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer OF
trottng horses has used them for years, and recon-
mende them TO his friends Col. Philo =. Bush, Of
The Jerome Race Course Fordham, N. T.. would not
use them until he was told Of what they are com
popcd since which he Il never without them. He has
over twenty running horses in his charge and for the
last three wears has used no Other medicine o. them
He has kindly permitted NJ 40 refer any one ~ Inn
over go othei reerert.s EN- betscu n the depot
epll hy DruseSt- md s ilt.afr- P-tC = etits pr
- I'm. "a a .rsla ~ .ir...i w. Nirk
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Prentice recommends IS good receipt
for man to preserve his hair, to remain
bachelor.