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BY THE CABLE.
Advicss to the Attn of September.

LONDON, September 4-Noon.-Con-
soils 94IS.I6; U. 5. Bonds 7ss!i Illinois
771E; Erie 49,.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. -Noon.-Cotton
steady; other articles unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. -Evening.-Co nsols
steady at 81 1916; 5-2Os weak at 1885,
Illinois Central 77J5; Atlantic and Great
Western weak at %; Erie 1914.
FRANKFORT, Sept. 4-Evening.-U.
5. bonds steady at 77s5.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4-Eveniug.-Cot-
ton closed steady; middling uplauds at
1920; Orleans at lO1Edi sales to-day
10000 bales. standardization 34s I'd
for mixed WESTERN wheat lbs I'd for
California white; barley, oats and peas,
steady. Provisions Irregular. Beef
HISS, and pork 78s per Dbl. Lard 5ls
Sd per cwt. Bacon, ABS for Cumberland
cut middles. Cheese 49s Cd for Ameri-
can. Spirits Turpentine Is lower, clos.
ing at 29s. Rosln steady. Petroleum
9}zd for spirits, aud Is sd for refined.
London Markets unchanged.
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now 10 OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
CRAVINGS.
THE HIvERsIDE 1As1n UTE.

sItuats at Riverside, Burlington County, N j..
j., is fOuuded for the purpose OF gTAtultouAly
the sons OF deceased Soldiers and
Seamen OF the United States
The BOar1 OF Trustees consists OF the fol-
lowing well known itlZenh OF Pennsylvania
and New jersey. .....-
Hon. WILLIAM y. MANN,
District Attorney. Philadelphia, Pa
Hon. LEWIS X. BROOSfALL,
Ex-Chief Conner U. =. Mini, and Recorder
orDeeds. Philadelphia, Pa
Hon. JAMES II. ScovELr New jersey.
Hon. W. W. WARE .SeW Jersey.
HENRY 9ORMAE, ESQ,
Of Joy, zoe CO.. Philadelphia.
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AgrIcnIturnI Fnir.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 4.-The New
England Agricultural Fair attracts n
large crowd of visitors.
At the commencement exercises OF
Brown University, to-day, Chief JUS
tice Chase, Gen. Howard and others,
were present. Prof. Geo. j. Chase has
been requested to act rs President the
ensuing half year.
Gen. Howard yesterday received a
telegram from Gen. Grant, stating that
he need not hurry back to Washington,
but might prolong his stay.
A fire Mt East Greenwich destroyed
the planning works of Robert II. Cham
plain, the dwelling house of Rebecca
Reynolds, the store of Solomon Cham
plain, and large amount of lumber.
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election in Wilmington, Delaware

WILMINGToN. Sept. An election
was held in this CITY yesterday and
Joshua s. Valentine, the radical candi-
date for Mayor, WAS elected by 30 ma
jority-Rbont the same as last year.
The whole radical ticket has been cleo
ted, except in one Ward, where there is
IA Democratic majority of 10.
The equal rights convention Will meet
here Tomorrow, and 1t promises TO be Il
large demonstration. Delegates, both
white and colored, will be here from all
parts of the State. i-f#a .t .tt
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North Carolina Republican COnven.

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept. 3.-A large
number of delegates to the Repu blican
Convention, which assemblies to-day,
are already here, and crowds are still
arriving by every train. The present
indication forshadows an immense
gathering. The whites are largely rep
resented, nearly all of whom are mod
crates of the GOOlOe wing. a..
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nor RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads (from Whatever cause It may have
[nllen out) and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, It has no equal. II Will force Inc
beard 10 grow upon the unoothest race II
from dVe TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two TO three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there is nothing that Will force or hasten the
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false as thousands Of living witnesses
IRON their own expeTience) can bear Wit
ness. But many VIII say, how are we to dis
tInguish the genuine from the spurt0usg II
certainly is dlfhcult, as nine-tenths of IL
different Preparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, try the Reparator Capillt; twill
cost you nothing unles5 II fully comes
up TO our representations II your Druggist
does not keep 1t, send MS ons dollar and We
will forward II, postpaid, together with re-
celpt for the money, which viii be returned
you on application, providing entire satifac-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK q Co, Chemists,
No. s West FRyelte st., SYRACUSE, n =.
nehss3- cod trtwSSwly lHE %
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BEAUTYi

DRODUCED BY THE USE OF PROF..
DEBREUX' FRISER LIE CHEYEU8-.
One application warranted 20 cure the most
wavy Ffnglets, or heavy massive curls- Has
been used by tine most fashionables OF Paris
suits Does no injury TO the hair. Price by
mall, sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive
Circular mailed nee. address BERGER,
SHUTS q Co, Chemists, No. % River St,
Troy. N. Y. Sole Agents for the United States.
.nch 2l-hnd .triWNWlY - - -
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TREASURY DEPARTHEST, wAsAIs0TOE.
d. e., April Is, ls57.-Onice OF Internal RsVe-
nue:-Haying received satisfactory evidence
that the proceeds of the enterprise conduct.
ed by the Washington Library Company viii
be devoted To charitable uses permission il
hereby granted to said Company to conduct
such enterprise exempt nom all charge.
whether from special tax or other duty.
Z. A. Rollins. Commissioner.
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NEW YORK, September 4.-Arrange-
ments for the dedication fthe Antietam
National Cemetery, on the 18th, are
nearly completed. Ex-Governor Swami
will preside, and Ex-Governor Brad
ford Will deliver the Grafton. a large
number OF poems are already ON hand;
the decision thereon will be made in IA
few DAYS
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or a. the Institute, Rlvor.ldo, New jersey.
$4,000

Each Certificate OF stock is accompanied
with a beautiful SIeeI.PlRte EnEraT-
ing, worth more al retail than the cost Of
Certificate and also insures to the holder
Present in the Great Distribution.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 20, 1857.
TO TIE 0gie5s Dld MEMBER Of The Warrington
Library % N. s. READ. Secretary.
Gentlemen ON receipt OF your favor Of
the 18th inst, notifying MS Of our appoint
ment as Receivers for your Company. we took
the liberty TO submit a copy Of your Charter,
with plan OF your enterprise to eminent
legal authority, and having received his IA
yoEabIe opinion in regard TO its legality. and
sympathIzing with the benevolent object OF
your Association. viz: The education and
maintenance of the orphan children OF our
soldiers and sailors OF the Riverside Institute,
we have concluded to accept ths trust, and to
use our best efforts 70 promote 50 worthy an
object. Respectfully, yours. &C..
GEO. A COOKE & CO.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE & CO, BANK Frs,
% south Third street, Phila. Pa
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
g29au-eod&w3w
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BosToS, Sept. 4-Three childen under
ten years OF age, named Margaret Dur
gan, Mary Ann Neardon, and Alice
Martin, were killed yesterday p. M,
near NepOnset, while attempting to
run across the railroad track.
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ToRoNTo, September 4.-Charles u
rich, the expert counterfeiter. who'es-
ga ped from the Brooslyn Jail, was ar
rested here, and will doubtless be
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The Association have appointed as Re-
csivers, Messrs- GEORGE A. COOKE & Co.,
b South Third street, Philadelphia whose
well known Integrity and business expTi-
ence viii be a SUFFICIENT guarantee that tho
money tntTustsd 10 them viii be promptly
applied o ths purpose stated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-05

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-George c.
whiting, connected with the Interior
Department ever since its Organization,
died last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-05

wAsH1SaroN, September 4. -Gaptain
W. II. Hale, of the Marine Corps. died
at Pensacola, on August sth, OF yellow
fever
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by Telegraph.l
THE PERLIC DEBT.
OnieIaI statement, september I. 1857.

BEARISG COIS INTEREST.
per cent Bonds. SIS, ISI. $500
6 pr ct RdS 6=-'6S Il SIS, 1871 50
6 pr ct. Bonds 1851 *, 6T6, I0OO0
q Or Ct $50 Bonds. 40 7lO, 500 %
Navy pensin fund 100000 %, 7O2, 6S7,7Il ~
BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
6 per cent Bonds I6,3i2,O0 90
sly comp, IN. u is 81. 5l2 so %
S-year $50 notes. 800 7So,O25 % 1Oo,tfOI1o5 %
BEARING 40 INTEREST.
u. \. notes-........- SIS, ISL ,Si8 u
FractinnI cuTr'cy. 29,S92,lz2 81
Cer'tS OF deposit IS 462, 7uO % IIO,Ol9,1l6 y.
MAtuTed deOI not presented for
payment, viz: Compound In
terest Notes matuTed June 10,
July 10 and a ugust Is, ISL. l2,5l2,lSl ~
Texas Indemnity Bouds-....... 263 GO %
Treasury Notes, Acts OF July Il,
1851, and prior 10 that date 1891 81
Bonds of \ pril Is, 1852. -. al, $50 Us
Treasury Notes. March g. 1853 SSe, $50 90
Temporary Loans..................... 5,Ep,lS4 SIS
Certificates OF Indebtedness So coo 70
Total debt, S2.6IS,7S2, lS9 81
Amount OF coin In
TTeas'y....-......- lul ,26S3 G2lOU
~ O7SOT4 so las $50, Osi -
Treasury .,,.,.'..' - $50 2,5O5. 45s Oa5
The foregoing is correct statement OF the
public debt as appears IRON the books and
FreasureT'G returns in the Department on the
LIST Of September. 1867. q.
HUGH MCCULLOUGH, Sec'y TreaS'y.
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ROCHESTER,, September "A sail
boat containing fourteen persons cap
sized, yesterday, in the Lake, twenty
FIVE yards from the dock i'll the town OF
Ontario, and nine were drowned-six
girls and three boys. The bodies were
recovered.
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Subscription One Dollar.

ANY person sending US ONE DOLLAR, or
paying tie same to our local Agents. will re-
celve Immediately flne Steel Plate EngrRy-
ing, at choice from the following list, and
One Certificate OF stock. insurng One Pres
ent In the GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
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Reparator GapiIIi.

Throw away your falsefrizzes, your switches,
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth a flg:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
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ONE DOLLAR ENsRAvINas.

ing, at choice from the following LIST, and
ent In the GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
No. ,-.My Child My Childr.. No. a
"OId seventy six or, The Early Days Of the
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will
receive either OF the following nns Steel
Plates, at choice. and Two CertIncAies Of
stock thus becoming entitled 10 Two Pres
ensts.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAVINGs.
-"WashIngton Last Interview with his
Mother"
THREE.DoLLAR ENaRAvINas.
WI MG Fsod RsTsG the R SSsni stee PlafS
"HoME FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates of Stock. becoming
entitled to Three Presents-
FOUR DoLLARIENGRAvINes.
roce.S S The large and beautiful Steel Plate OF
THE PERILs OF OUR FoREEATHERs.
and -Four Certificates of stock emitting
them TO Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENsRAvINGs.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS
shall receive the large and splendid steel
PIatsof
THE MARRIAGE OF FoCAHoETAs."
and Five Certificates of stock, emitting
them 10 Five Presents.
The EngravInRs and Certificates will be de-
hvered to each subscriber al our Local A gen.
Giles. or sent by mail, post paid, or express, a.
may be ordered.
now no OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
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MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. fl. Fred
erick Cross, proprietor of the American
House, committed suicide to-day.
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And Not 10 be Paid For unless Perfectly
Satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $50 10 40
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 100 10 500
100 Ladies' Watches, enameled. ..- 100 to 80
no Gold hunting Chronom ctr do. 80 10 80
80 Gold Hunting ksnl llsh Levers. ~ 10 80
30 Gold Huntg Duplex Watches $50 TO 30
800 Gold HuntG Amer'n W atches.. 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers........... so 10 80
40 Silver Hunting DupIexes.. 70 10 80
500 Gold Ladies' Watches.............- so TO 80
1000 Gold Hunting lapineS ............ 80 to 20
1000 Miscellaneous silver Watches. so to IuO
A AH0ref S Wniehs al Ends 10 s
Every patron obtains a watch by this ar
rangement, costing but SO, while II may be
worth $50. No Partially shown:
MesSTH Hill, Porter q Co., 2 q Dey street,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose
naming the articles, are placed in sealed en-
velopes and well mixed.
Holders are entitled TO the articles nance
on their certificate, upon payment Of 81,
whether 1t be wstch worth go or iesI,
you TO the article named thereon, upon pay
ment, Irrespective OF its worth; and as no ar
ucle valued less than $40 is nam d on any
certificate, Il will at once be seen that this Il
No Lottery, but a Ssrdi0ht-IoFlcdFri legitimate
tTdJISdotiOR, tohich MAY be participated
IN eUeJI By lIe most JdstidiOtL5.
A single certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt of IS cents; i've for
81; eleven for 50; ,thiTty-three and an eie ant
premium or s.; Htxty-slx and a more valua-
BILE premium for $40; one hundred and q mo :
superb watch for SIS. To agents or those
seeking employment this is u rare opportu-
nifty. 1t is a legitimntaly conducted bust
ness, duly authorized by the government.
and open TO the most careful scrutiny Try II.
HILL, PORTER q CO.,
RugO .a.l 9&i Dey ST., N. Y.
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SEPTEMBER 4.-FLoUR-QnIet and
unchanged. ~ SO stfLsGIs1
GRAIN ,-Wheat-Quiet at about 81 20
for No. 3 spring, 81 81 for No. 2 do, e. 30
for white, and 81 1852 10 for amber win
ter. Corn-Dullf No. 2, 81 03al G31E.
Oats-DulI at 55c. Rye-Held at 81 p.
Other grains unchanged.
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nAHKET, BIZ TELEGRAPH.

1 Of September. 1867.
HUGH MCCULLoUCH, Sec'y Treas.y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
Converted sas l.ase

We are gratltied 10 be able to announce
the conversion OF the Tribune 90 the sound
principles Of Tree trade aud tariff for rsve-
nue. only It has tor some times, ~ we have
noticed been under conviction recently it
declares Openly for the right en.reatine Con-
srsss 10 ''Abandon The patronage u special
interests. and give up their clients for the
sake Of the country" That is sound advics,
u IL chat says the N. Y. Esssiss Pet We
have been imprsssing upon Congress for
many months, and We ere glad 70 have the
help Of tie Ttibuse even At The late day.
We hope 70 have its cid, in procuring the
adiust.nent and reduction Of the present
absurd tariff - soon % possible to . strictly
revenue standard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

The Erie pa DispetcA relates the FOL-
lowing - having occurred lest wssk in one
Of the courts Of that city
"A convicted violator Of the liquor Law
vas before the august Judge for The pur-
pose Of receiving his ssntsucs. AZ counsel,
he had employed an Erie lawyer. Who du
ring the late term had acquitted himself very
creditably. and the counsel was urging .
light sentence on the defendant, siving
several reasons. but DIV Ting m,st p,-tie
larry On his being 4 wood chopper and
having lahcred industriously, cutting It'll
Der on the ia m OF another legal gentleman,
whom he designated and who was then
standing by him. "Blsst him, said he one
referred 10 in Whisper, addressing the Ii.
quor sellers couasel, he has be. n cutting
timber on our land but &c didn't hire him.
he stole the cut 'Sh--keep still muir
INJURED The counsel keeping one eye OIL the
Jadse. Yes, your IL NOR. this poor man has
been choppng timber for Mir here al
winter. aud has got biz family. and hope
yonr Honor vi! let him of easy
Your Honor. who had no, noticed the
little byplay that was going on under his
nose, let the man off easy, the counsel
meanw lille ehuckling over the perplexsd ex .
preston depicted on the face OF his brother
lawyer Who had loaf the timber. lie how
ever, was too magnsn,mous 10 expose this
barsfacsd pervsssion by the deieudsot's
counsel, though he could no, see Just where
the laugh cane in"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

A black silk dress. black velvet sacque,
. soft green velvet bonnet. hand delieate>
y gioved, writes . gossiping Washington
correspondent 10 the unostentstious costume
% Mrs. Summer. A young wsnsn-nst
thirty 6rst glancss the most marked
Characteristic Of her face 10 It's exquisite
femininity. Il suggests the prs6les cut on
antique gems. Dark brown hair. low, wide
brow, 6ns arehed eyebrows, eyes not over
large nor very dark, small nose with thin,
quivesing nostrils, . nouth not remarkable
. full chin, complexion soft a. . child's
touched With psachy bloom. This 10 the
face Of the lady whose personal beauty,
whose graces Of mind acd rare social charm
won Chariss Sumner from his bachelor lod-
gings 60 the spacious:home which now owns
him master, wherein he dispenses old wine
and . rare csisiss. and which 10 one Of the
csaless Of ths most cultured and elegant 60
cisty II The Capital.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
lshonora ~ %. louas.

We notice tho thers has been case or
two Of cholera ssoostsd = ST. Lesis already
this season. Il h thOeght By ssne that
the cholera win sses sore sstsssissly in
this country than Il dil last ysas. IL is inn
portsnt that The psepls TAKE IL pescaution
necessary 10 stop ths sprssd sfthis disease
--clnaiinsss. Il has bssa shewa that those
p,sces whess ssailssy rsgulaaises have been
the most thgeonGh. = eoenpe 6rsm It's raw
49, has hssa oDnoob oUnia. Or cisissHs
yin do Ven = ~ aCDoB thslf pse0ases ed
- 49, Sh4y - - = sg1ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Tn. nl;cn and section Inv, BY which The
elder Adams wns overthrow, AID America
,,.ae n .sct a. se,l o. In name, land Of
liberty Of thought and expression. contain
ed the following
"ercrtos .. lf any person shall write,
mint. utter or publish, or shall cause or
procure 10 be wr,rcn. printed, Uttered, or
published, or stsll knowingly or willingly
ASSET OF aid in writing, printing, utter'ng
or publishing any fa-e, scanda!ous and "a.
lic,ous writing against the Government o.
the United States, or Congress. or the Presi-
dent. with intent 10 defame o. bring them
into contempt or disrepute, or 70 resist, op
nose or defeat any Law or act,
shan he punished by . ane not exceeding
two thousand dollars, or imprisoned not ex-
ceeding Two years"
The authors Of the bill, and those who
voted for il, are mere handfuls Of dust BY
this time, bu, their memories have for years
been execra,ed by every true lover Of liber-
". Their fate, however. has not deferred
others from following in their footsteps 'e
crafty mean and rsvcngeful partisan sp'r
il, as will be seen by the following section
Of an act jus, passed by tho Tennessee Leg
stature -Browniow's Legislature:
AMY person who shall lie found gui's
Of u,tering any sedi,ous words or speeches
or Of max ing threats to resist the enforce
rnent Of the laws OF the State or OF I'M
United States. or the officers thereof in th'
discharge OF their duty. OF shall att'mPt u
inciis others 10 do 90, either by ianguag
spoken, or by writing. printing or publish
ing the same. shsll be punished by M
not 10 exceed two thousand dollars. o. b.
Imprisonment not exceeding two ysars.
Thus do Brownlow and his confrsres reac|
seross the gulf Of sixty nine years to gras
the hands of tho hated authors Of the ale
and sedition Law. Perhaps II would be bel
ter IL they wsrs together in the body .
we'll a. in the spirit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

EDWARD EvEHsrr, the accomplished or
atur and statesman, said, "the great ,clit-
cal basis ofnll our prosperity is Union the
great political danger that menaces us is
Disurion. All else can tie borne if We can
svoid this calamity and il this is f'cd to
beial VA. al other blessings viii turn to dust
and hes IN our grasp"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
Bachelors HAIR Dvc.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world
The only rnrs and Plspsrr DYR- Hasmlcse Relia-
bic. instantaneous No disappointment. No sidic
ulous tints. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies tho
III enedts Of Bad Dyee. lnvisorstes the hair, leaving
Il eoit cad bssutiful. The genuine = eigned William
A. Bachelor. All others src mere imitation, end
should bc avoided. cold BY all DraeRies and PERU
ners. kectosl 81 Barclay eeeeet. MsM York
declA-dAVly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

VIZ e.scs' ="
wsee formerly considered incurable. AIso the
eject Of solitar, habit, both ruinous TO the body
and mind and produce some Of the following e.
teots.-- Blosches. Constipation. loss Of memory,
pain In the small Of the bsok-can be fully re-
stored to health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. =
Post Office Dox, 22sA. All letters with staxap
answered.
P.S.-All business strictly conhdential or.
don hours from A. =. until ?. =. feb9Stf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

AChemCk'O UeOAcA0eSs
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be
prepared SO that the lungs will heal. To accomplish
THE the liver and stomach must fret he ccansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome food, which,
BY these medicines will be digested properly and good
healthy blood made; thus building mp the constitu-
ton. sCIIEN jk's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach OF all bilious or mucous sccumulstions and
By using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the ap-
petite Il restored.
sCuENCK'S PULNON1C SYRUP is nutsicious
q we'll medicinal. snd. BY usng the three remedies
all impurities are expelled from the system and good
wholesome blood made. which win repe all disease.
patients will take these medicines according TO d.
rcctions Consumption very frequently In its lsststags
yelds readily 20 their action. Take the pills fire.
Qucntiy, cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels are not eostye
they arc not required for sometimes in dahea they
asc necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy.
and an appetite Gated to allow the Pumonic Syrup
70 act the respiratory organs properly and sllay
any irritation Then vll that IL required TO perform
permaneut cure To- to prevent taking cold Exercise
about the rooms much possible eat all the rich.
est foodfat meat. game, and. IN fact anything the
appetite Graves: but be particular and naetica!e we'll
fiat mO-fehq "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU gives health
and ,aor TO the fsame aud bloom to the pad cheek.
Debility Il accom- panied BY many alarming eymp-
tome, and II no treatment IL submitted TO. consump
tion insanity epileptic fits ensue. tfeb5-d& WY