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NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIcR.)
CHARLESTON, s. c., May L. 1857
TNHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
l. Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Aondav
er Ct inst Owners and occupants are hereby required
20 that their premises are in good condition and that
MI filth and garbage is removed ss required by Ordl
iance Other inspections viii follow.
BY order Of Mayor GAfILARD. 40
'"t!'.- - C. B. sIGwALD.
-.,-- - - 0hief ef Police.
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R { m o YAlS.
REMOVAL.

rI,HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING REMOVED FROM NO.
22s to No. 22S KING STREET, are now located IN
the well known Adger Building, where they will con.
.tinue the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DhY dooDs
BUSINESS. They would request continuance Of past
fsyers from their customers they are receiving ad-
dons to their already complete stock by every steamer
z. SCOTT CO.,
Adser's Building. No. 22s King street;
AuQust 10 .
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w A N T S..

WANTED. A GOOD CnLORED COOK AND
w Washer for small family. without children Re-
fcrcnces required. Apply ut No. IA SOUTH BAY.
August 80 II
CITUATION WANTEE.-yyANTED BY A
y married man, Of steady habits, situation III any
respectabe business Will make himself useful In al
most any capacity. Address "d. r." ut this Office.
August IS
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No. LICENCES.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCH,)
July "a, 1857.
yT,HOsE PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS FOR
/ No. LIQUOR LICENSE are hereby notified to le-
port at this office with their applications Immediately
W. q. SMITH,
July 25 Clerk Of Council.
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EDUCATi0 N AL.

DEUTsCH ENGLIsCHE SCHULZ, NO. 2O2
MEETING STREET.
A NrANa MoNTAG DEN srEN SEPTEMBER. 1867
a Dnrch Anstelupg tuchtgen Lehrern fur
sdee Each wird die Schuc i'm sande sein allen AMOR
Herr Klenke hatsene fruhcrc Abthoilung weder uber
-1.s.aa,, nerr nienA' ' A. j. HOFFMAN.
Aupust % :.
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There cometh glad tidings ofjoy to all,
To young and to old, to leat and to small:
The bevuty which once was 80 precious and rare
Is free for ALL and all may be fair.
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T G R { N r..

ITO RENT,-P4AT-DEsI RESI-.
DENCE known Us No. 433 King street. containing
five square rooms, double piazza and dDecessary out
rent viii be moderate. Apply ct FURCHGOTT BROS.
DRY GOODS STORE. WINS August ~
ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE r f ST.
DENCE, No. II KING STREET. with all the nnces-
sary outbudings, cisern, &C. Inquire at No. 8, SOUTH
SIDE OF THE ABOVE. WIN June
NOR RENT.-THE UPPER PART OF
u the house, No. 3O6 KING STREET Rent mode:-
ate. Possession Immediately. August ~
no RENT, THE COMMODIOUS AND
pleasantly situated two and half story BRICK
DWELLING No. 80 Hssel street, north side, near East
Bay Possession given on 1st September Apply at
THIS OFFICE. August Il
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THE EXERCISES
oFmR PHILLIPS SCHOOL IN ANSON STREET.
will be resumed on MONDAY I'd september.
80 --------
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JEWISH merchant of Odessa M. BRoDsKY, has
given house worth 100000 francs for the estab-
lishment Of public school. The Jews of that city
have always distinguished themselves in the pro-
motion Of public instruction.
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BO A R DI N G..

DOARDING.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
Is with good BOARD can be had on immediate appli.
cation to No. SO CHURCH STREET, west side, near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June IA
JIXCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY Low
IL rates. in the most central business part OF the CITY
without lodging in private house, can now DO aaa.
For particular address 'X L." Postofhce. Msy 16
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| THr FOLLOWING isan'extract from the defence
of SuRRArr by Mr.. MERR1cK, one of his counsel,
indicating him from the imputation Of having
virtually confessed his guilt by flight from the
country. In our judgment it is entitled to rank
With the finest specimen OF forensic eloquence on
record: "says the, District Attorneyi SURRATr
has cpnfessed his guilt by fight-fight from
moth er over whose head was impending. such
sad fate. Gentlemen. o. the jury, he knew not
of her condition until she was executed, or
about that time ). and when he got the
information he was restrained BY force
from coming. This we we're ready to prove.
FLY What else could he do? Suspicion Of
guilt in that day was certainty of convic-
ton. Military commissions wore organized, not
to try, but to condemn. Who of you would not
have fed if reward had been offered for your
head2 He saw his name in the papers while in
Canada, and he fed. OF course he fed. He went
from blnzing country. He fed not from justice,
but from lawessness He fled not from trial, but
from conviction and oppression. Suppose he had
been here, could he have had trial? Why. guilty
or innocent he would have been hung.
Law was dead in The country. The iron
hand ofpower had suppressed judicial authority.
Tyranny rode wild in the land. No man was safe
with price on his head. 10 tell me to flee under
such circumstances was confession is to tell me
that which is too absurd to merit tho dignity oi
reply.
THE RALEIGH PROGRESS, OF August 9th, has a
long double loaded leader, headed "a GraYe Re-
port" Said grave report has reference to the ru-
NOR Of the suppression of that paper, as announc-
ed by telegraph few days ago: We knew that
the report was false, and said so at the time.
However, the Progress has gained little cheap
notoriety by it. 1t vents it's feelings somewhat
literally in the following paragraph, which Is a
specimen of the whole article: "The gist of this
whole matter is We think, that the commandant
of this post has been approached by a few mise
liable political dirt-eaters with request to sup
press tho Progress. He is gentleman and OH
Ger, and can feel no respect for the mendaclous
mean, monkey-hesded grovelGng, gross, libel
lous, icentious, loose, vile yagaboncish, hypocrl
tical hyenas who would abandon the Union as they
deserted the Confederacy, if it WAS in peril. Ii
our supposition be correct, Colonel BoMFoRD HAS
had too much respect for private rights and JUS
tice to heed their counsels"
, / A JEWISH merchant of Odessa, M. BRopsKY, has
given house worth 1000 francs for the estab-
lishment Of public school. The Jews Of that city
have always distinguished themselves in the pro-
motion Of public instruction.
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Exchange. y! i,i;'s ~ =
Il seems that dispute about boundaries has
arisen between Colorado and Nebraska, and the
town of Julesburg being situated, SO to speak, on
the fence is in danger Of being left out in the cold
while the quarrel goes on. 1nthis extremity the
MAYOR and 'conncils OF that town have had mmi-
Mons idea. They have resolved, temporarily, to
constitute themselves aiseparate sovereignty. This
declaration Of independence, however ID more
novel step in seeming than in reality with the
Julesburghers, since, if common report does not
slander them those worthy folk have been virtually
their own sovereigns al along, and the papers oil
both States assert that Juesburg is not wanted by
either. .,.. ,-,.l,e s..a,G .s-'a.I 90
A San Autouis (Texss) paper says: Though
We hear considerable said about damages to the
cotton by the army worm, we confidently look for
larger yield In Texas than she made last year.
Though late, the season has been eminently
propitious for the growth Of the plant, and the
present dry and hot weather, it is hoped, will re-
ieve the crop, in q large measure, from it's now
only remaining enemy, the worm. Ofthe woolin-
tersst we can say that focks are reported to be in
most excellent health, and with the fine range all
over our vast praries, very prosperous season is
anticipated ty the producer Of wool. In fact there
is but one drawback to the picture Of prosperity
in Texas, and that is furnished by the political
situation. i.e,'.
The stsunton Spectator says: ga fine company
still remains at the White Sulphur. The grand
fancy ball Of the season is to come off on Wednes-
day, September 4th. The notables there, in addi-
ton to those heretofore mentioned, are Governor
PIcKKNs, Of South Carolina; Gen. F1Tz LEE, Bish-
op WHTTLE, Of Virginia; Rev. DR.. MOORE, OF Rich,
mond; also Gen. sToNMAs, Uni ted States Army
and Gen. scHoy1xLD and staff and Governor PIER.
POINT are expected. The Old Sweet enjoys repu'
tation for being lu1uriously kept. General h: E
LEE and family, General GUSTS LEE and Genera
F1Tz LIE are among the guests. The Rockbridge
Alum has very fine company, and the Hot, the
tho Healing snd the Warm springs-the Augusta
White Sulphur and the Variety Springs, are II
full tide Of successful experiment"
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W. q. SMITH,
CLERK Of Council
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

AAalvALs so>DAY.
Muse rixs. Capt Jooko, 81. Paul.
Nsw Bosron. Capt. 0rin0oll. n. 0adis0e.
DAvanPeor, Cupt Holoe0be. 81. Peal.
LANSING, Cepl Huehss, Port Byssa.
Sucksn SrAfs, Oaps Hight. 81. Lssis.
DAvxxronr. Capt Holcembe. @. Louis.
Nsw Bsssos, Capt. 0sinasl,, h. Modisoe.
Ssskss grAss, Capt HighA Poa1.
LANSING, CapS. Hsehse, Pet oyvsn.
MuscAr,ns, CAPT Jsnks, s. L0uae.
Ben CAnPssLL, CApt. Piesees Clisseo.
The popular passenger packet KsisAs>
burg, Capt. Csnpbsll. y ths ssxt regular
morning boat for Fort Msdisos, leaving Asss
at 8 o'clock. Lem. Parkhurst IN the once.
The Western Union Railroad pocket
Lansing, Captain Hushes. will depart fer
Port Byron, connecting there with the rails
road for Savanna, Dubuque aud oil points
North and East, at $50 A. n. L. 9. Dun
can. a,ent.
The Northern Line Company's steamer
Davenport. Capt Holcoabe arrived here q
6 A. NJ, on her wsy dswn. When 10 sight
OF Lyons tho night before last she ran
assound and reoainsd there until sometime
yesterday sftsrnoes, when getting %. she
proceeded to make up for lost time. A. she
10 obliged to reach st. Louis BY Saturday
night she will not step 70 taks q any more
freight, but win ''sush thioga" from this
out and probably make the fastest trip Of
the season. The MuscatiHe will follow her,
stopping ct oil way points.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Eaos.-Per dosss. lsH@l6c.
wnirl DsAss.-Prins navy ol.75 20 $500.
HAr.-Per toe, Timothy O.0c.; Upland Prai-
RE &1o. e01l2 20.
OoAl-By ths lesl. slOssc, ss yard. lsc. de-
hsered, 2oc per bushsl.
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nlsSoURl.

81. LouD, Nay 2.-The Demscrm's Je!-
ferson City special dispatch says Cover
nor Fletcher end large number of the
leading men Of the North western States
aru cofyeepouding with view Of securing
the nemination Of Secretary Stanton tor
the next prooidane
TAe Dubuquo Hesad statse, o. the au.
thoeity Of . goatlsmaa ftoa Hinneeo !.
thas ~ 0ovo9nee Of thas 6oaae 10 about 10
Issue psoclonln1lca us4i1g TIE citisens /,
chip - more wheas down the nvse a. !
after hasvese, ewing 70 it, scascity.
q. Lsun Nay :. - The DsaessaGs 81.
JsesyA epselal ays: A Julssburg 1ispsesA
g the 3let, ssatss thst the Comoissieaers
sSssssdsd In gsttiag te0sthsr q Beavers
saneAs shout $50 lndiass; amsag them
uasy efths oess nessd warriors. Sssth Of
the Plasts sivss thsy statsd they would re-
main psacsabls if .hs Govsrsnsnt wsuld sst
esids three hundred theueasd squass miles u
land - reservation the Govssnneat TO
psetest then ffea I'll ether TRIBES, end keep
every ooe, both white and red, from tses-
passlne On thsir ssessvatioo. They also
rsquise he 0ovseuoeoe y fasnish then
With aeoo. an0unitie0 an1 peovssieos.-
The Oeo0iooioono Wsss - rsply 70 these
modest requests On the following day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Stomach BitteYs.

The following isttsrs, from well Known ply.
which this celebratsd psepnrs,isn lie held BY
those who have used them:
Pivsssusc, May ], 1906.
Messrs. nostctter 4 8mith -Gentlemen Du-
ring . visit in the West Lsst Fsll, I contra ctcd
chilis aud fevcf which n1Uueht Ne 20 my bed
and finally termina1oo - typh6dd fever, and
confined me 10 ny room for several moaths,
during whisA Mas We phyaically - peostrst-
Cd Thea o1moco deYGD91 of evog soeovering
ny hselthj hosiag ssttFooy lese ~ aSpes!ss Tor
dsys, .ee 49, esle 49, nesssi. oedsd 70
UetsA - - 1lsesoooo1 9TH feslieg sen.
$50: s,s,. !. e - "a $500 ss.y .l';p 's:
ssassss1iiis@ csSs1kI sSsse !, sts is;ss. A.
sass ss1eDe6 - sss1I.ss : ktssi sseonassd-
I'd - . - vSue esDobeaeed 0eooscA bittsrs,
but being nostally opposed 10 the use Of stimu-
Leafs In esy FORM ! 81 first declined, but after
wsrde Welded nv prejudtces. end after taxing
the medicioe for several WEEKS a directed. my
appetite returned, snd vith u ! an rapidly re-
gAinihg ny former strength and visor. ny
sleep FROM the lose OF which ! had suffered
nnch) he's never bsse better than u - now.
and the resling sensation before alluded to-
hss entirely len ne ny bowels. which were
much csasiipsted and irregular. are now quite
nntlrsi. and In fac, am glad 10 say that feel
mys-jfa new man, nsd tender YOU this testi
mJu;ai OF nv appreciation Of your vsiusbis
prepare tion In order that Others suffering ~
have may avail Themselves Of its virtues "'.
prejudice prevented me irom ENJOYING .oI ~
!png period. 1 may also ADD a. ~.
49, ts5 - nc ,sronn,~rded thai use them
rsydiArly.
Yours. very respectfully,
T. nor RNE. as Market.St.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

NBw Onl.8Ano. May 2.-Advicos hon
faopico. Of the 0lth uil, ell ny thas Con.
- h0o pe0uouoced against Juefex and In f.
vor Of Ofteea.
Matamoras advices to the e0th say news
reached Nonterev on the 18th, TO the fol.
lowing effect:
General Dias occupies part Of the City of
Mexico. nis headquarters are 1t the Con-
vent Of eanto Domingo. The squares of
the main Plaza of the city are still defended
by the Imperialists.
Gen. Tabert at the head OF body of I'm.
perialists had made another attempt to cut
his way out Of Qneretaro. Imperialisss at
that place arc literally in starving condi
ton.
Gen. Guadarzmo who pursued and rout
ed the Imperialists under Marques has re-
turned to Queretaro.
The Liberal troops at San Luis Potosi
hvye been sent to Quefc:aro
The Liberals are anxious to end the stfug.
gle at Queretafo, and are working energet.
fcally and successfully to do it,
The ziHses Of this city publishes report
received from private source which says
that another battle hes besn Tough, ut
Querstaro, resulting In the defeat Of the de
moraliaed Inperialisls and the death of Mir.
anon.
After the fight Queretaro Was occupied
By The Liberals
Maximilian cannot BE- found anywhere
end II b generally supposed that - he's
secretly 0ed
This confirms the report that 0enssal
Diax defeated Mifa0on and the LibefAls ase
BOW complete masters Of The situation.
Nsw O.LsAxs, Isl; oslsssss o.; 6suf
eopsfhns tl2 60012 -. Ossa unchanged.
Oats Soe0st. Pork firn, 24c. Bacon 90
~. for shoulder ll10l for ribbed sidee
and 12t cltar do. Lard le2. Cotton low
middling nominally csc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

IxDiAxAPoLis, May S.-Ths meaey stolea
6ton the railroad officer 1t 0ospost. and
Willis McMianiwsy, the murdsrse's clothes
were found buried under an ash hopper in
NcNinniway's yard. Money and clothes
bloody. Another man implicated has been
arrested the excitement 10 incse ,sins and
il il feared the citizens will hang them be.
fore night. MsMinniway 10 . citizen for
oospori, and has been assisting Johnsea In
loading freight and collecting freight bills.
His wife Gays be did not come Aons I'll II
s'sleca the night Of The murdss, cod len d
s o'clock 10 the 0ogoine.
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Yours. very. respectfully,
4 nor RNE. Is Market.S,.

Ir.srs. liost-it.r 4 SInith--',-uis II 10
With the greatest pleasure that I recommend
soar stomcch llittess - tho public. think u
is tas b ut b,uers Of tbs Asy. Il 10 especially
sdavssd 70 the Ssssh and Neat, who're hillary
isssn gcmentsof the liver are prevalent. rsa
,ears' sxperisncc in the use Of compounds. -
earatives. compels nAe 90 give your Bittes- the
preference thar lie popularity merits.
v. ANGLE, N D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

LsulsviLLs, May 3.-Ths Mayer in bic
sspest - The Council states that the popu.
lation Of this city hes Increased from 90.
600 10 III, 900 in the past twe years. The
lower board adopted joint resolution ap-
pointing committee from beeh boards to
invite President johnson end other dissin>
guishsd personagss to be present as the IN
auguation Of the Clay statue ON the SOeh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Boston, Msy 2-R. L. Davis, Internal
Revenue of1lcer, w. .. Virgo, ship master,
L. H. Maxwell and John Z. Cassidy, were
srraigned before the United States Commis.
sioner. charged with . conspiracy to de
maud the Government By obtaining draw.
back on large quantity Of alcohol, % the
psetsnse Of shipping Il to Passport and shsn
substituting water for spirits They were
held 10 bail in the sum Of $4,000 each for
A~sAl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

CINCINNATI. Map 3.-Ths extensive soap
and works Of Thos. Every Z Sons, corner
Vine and Watsr. streets, Was destroyed By
nre this morning..
The total loss By the Ore this incoming q
eeout enc huodrod cd tvenAv>6ve nm.
cand dollsss. lssuesd lse 1bftv ohssesna
dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
rTNO TdE AFFLICTED.
Or. KNAPP 4 SON.
phyeicians andSargsoas, formerly Of New York, are
trUoting saeeessful1y al
n II Y MIC nICE 2GS

YAyscians ands.rgsons. formerly Of Nov York. are
treating saecessfsliy oil
CHRONIC DISEASES,
which embraces the bcstand most approved methods
Y THE and other counties for the cure OF all Chronic
Dissaese. They treat successfully all nervous and
Nsufsgc a0ections. all forms If Scrofna Fever Sores
and old Ulcers Dyspspsis, Disease Of tho Liver. Con.
Is E esp, rsssrs ED.Ss;y ss RSsu
AssAaches. ali Heart Diseases Of children and
Seminal weakness 4 Sexual Dis.
RAsEa which carrying thousands to their graves
EYE AND E AR.
They treat ss.csssslly: % sev method. OIL disea:es
p,sesies "a bette; s.eesss II shs srsesnsns q ~
diseases 81 Women.
naa aay other Physicians In America. They have
earol WsasA Who have bssa confined TO their bed for
yoass. Thsy never IN 10 euFe
RmE UM ATG0M!
h III stages; aenstter Of how long standias. They
AstAme. = \ sever rsss..s TnsY Is,s , sS.s
on PLEA Tssy esfs Ill dissases Of tho Ihross
Conos7S.-TAsy Asvs .. exssasivs practice sad
WAleA SAey CUM without eating them ont or usin9
. KniSO La shese Via have f1noss md swell
:. =; 49, s:s nay a..
- honoss. sa0b6laG - 1eelA q - opoa caaces.
OatnrrheCured.--TA fetrs>sinG CaAasrA o
aasw yste0, which 10 safs cure for tAis disease.
T1m eeasUl1As1om for yeass hevs svseaged ffo0
1se - esvsa tAsusaAd year. which gives them IN
0essssnes unsurpassed ~ oay and eQualsd oaly BY
01sasnbse they do aos premise y cure all Ste
90 Of Diseose. WAJo III 6seaes afs cureao u t.
kDo n season. al stages ass not Your cas- NAY b
sosabe ~ week. not nexf-to day, not tomofrcws
Asaes u 1aaes q 6slay.
No csse sslN b resolved rAeN there are any
doubts cf Cure or Relief.
Our togne ~ Cas-; hsaec ~ neney must b ssat
IN I'll oeAoes Tor medicines. Il costs nun ~ 70
1leen dellass PER nsoth. 10 doctor with u. which
lneaudoe nsdicineo.
~ ~ poor Win b. favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
2pssients must write their nans. state, and Post
oGles s1dsess plalaly. All letters requiring -
eWoe, must eentain letter stamp, And be addressed
to N. KNAPP 4 SON, Box 1854. Chicago, III.
- Any Ofthe above dieeascs can be treated sue.
eoSofuly By the patisnts' describing their in
letter, when they canaot see US.
Dr. Knapp, who has visited Davenport. Iowa. reg.
ulsely the past six yeass, he cOnsulted at the
Scott House,
On Saturday and Ssaday. Nay llth and 18TH Satur-
6sy and sunday, JAY 9Th end th saturday and Sua-
da1 Aug 31st and Sept. Let. saturday and Sunday,
0ct 26th end S7th, saturday and Sunday. Dec. sist
and Esd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

OsDsSssuHc. Ssssex Cousty, N. j.,
SePtember, ls, 1865.
Msssrs Hostctter / smith
0cntlemsn For . long time have beea a.
aicsed with d,sordsrsd stomsch, end IVES no.
able 70 attend 70 aay business IVES advise1 20
use yourl0istsrA which did, and found them
gresa beneol - -. l helievs hsd II not bees
e. shsn elp - = ny grave ere
hss. ! wnse ~ = tsotisy v the virtue Of
dossa - sssa = pesstoAaV = Lea aow keeping
. store You're '';ISs ss,,sf ..r.cr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

GALLAuA, Saline County. Ill. -
Assess. HoStcttrr 4 Smith -Bentlemen !
have pr ssticed medicine for many years. end
h1ve used your Bttess IN = number "f cases
With great saocsss. and tate pleasure IN recsm-
mendiss them 10 the public in general.
Very respectfully.
q. SMITH. ND.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Nsv OoNvAlsDesns CAnp, aeas1Ales.l
oa1sia. vs,, Nag a. Lees.
Assers. neetettee DaAsA
Dsas Hirs-Will ysu % os the laver 70 Tor.
vasl - s1preee soe-half dossa neeoeSssr'e
histsss. With bill. fer Which viii remit yea %
receipt o. the ea0s. - - ussble 70 precuss
your medicine Asse; sAA IL had = auentisv Il
could Be sold rssdily. - Il . knowa 70 be The
eses psspesastea h nee foe 1iseeses Assine their
sng'a With deceased stomach have used
sad sold hundreds Of prenar stio.s S.s s.ur
niissrs are superior 10 asythiss q The iisS
81 c9galssns with. lAascd, no eoliisr sAould
% without Il. should he b ever 20 rob.ss Ana
s...:a ter e., !: , ..s :.lS r..ssssiss but
suhtset %. Ihsvs besn aal,cssS .;.s "s. =
indigeetien. and medicine hss ansrSss som Ing
the selief years hes sad trust yea viii io.. ~
time il senliog the Bjttsrs ordsre1. s's NO
Yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL BYERS. Hosn;,.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
BvcxL ,xs. Prince William County. Va
JanuaPv % 1866

Aessss. Hostetter 4 Smith
Sirs- 1 bslieye your bitters are the best iu
see. tired them for dyspepsia in 1868. end
thev cured mo. II was not faith that did il, for
had no faith in them. l tried them 70 please
With dyspepsia and ckreuic disrrhea; l expect
Cd 70 die but lees than one bottle % Tar re-
etegeA Ne tAasl eeula stt~ a 10 my business.
Last October oveswcrked myself, which e.
sultoA IL the return 81 The ssme diaeass accem
used your bitters. and Was soon restored to
health. ] have recommended them TO hun
drsds OF nay acensintances. and have never
known them 70 tail In enecting . cure.
Truly yours, MIRANDA CHAPEL,
Postmaster at Buckland. Va