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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
CHICAGO.

CnicAGo, Oct. IS The total number Of
deaths in this CITY for the week ending the
IN inst, Was io5. decrease Of 279 on the
coyrespnndinr wrck Of la, YEAR.
TIE G,rmsi. migrant Fair, now in 'rog-
,cssl this city, Is proving very successful
The rooms are crowded with display Of
all that - rare, use.u! and beautiful
The Trbune says that the human bones
which, according H. the Times. were found
in Washington street, have turned out 10
be bones Of the bovine species.
John Ferguson. = porter employed by Ray
4 Trego, commission rner,hsnts. % La Sale
street. has abscond,d with $780, money he
was sen, to dapcSit WITH the Merchant =
Union Express Company.
John -. Drake, one of the proprietors Of
the fremont House, Of Chicago has been
appointed by the President, one II the
Board Of Commissioners u the Union Pa
s'hc Railroad in The place Of Frank p Blair,
Je., who is at present unable to attend to
the duties of his office. lie, in COMPANY
with other Commissioners, DR.. W. NJ
White and Gen. Huford have Just returned
from tour Of inspection over twenty six
miles of the Eastern Divi ion Of the ksnsas
Branch Of the road, which is now firished
800 miles west of Kansas City and 10 mile-
west q Fcrt Hayes
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Esss. 81. =. as.ss..

$751;. ,A.Ni oEecin E,rresi's plcc,,
..-~ - u oi';"- l.. - .c,,Tnet ID ana Peg
fE*Ss. ~ rirscit ila- had over - years
49,. practice ia ttir cif. Has the com
is' aiara'a. tn utactlr.z nld a.i,ni, i~tclry
Strtt- osiir q Gs-. iuf pa - vl,cieiu,a IN ~.
Il st4sl.f t.efa t.utl-iv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
T. A TE NTTNLS.
LATE n EWS
Br TEE Eap.sPy.
yi5Cisi "a.


RTcHaovr, Oct. 22.-The election passed
Of more qlictly than anticipated. Thee
wefe bat two ilcip!ent riots and two oihe-
,issgr ances which was qns.iej by the mil.
il@ry. INC difficulties were cs used nv ihe
siieinpls Of racicsl negroes ~ rob the eoi-
70 conservatives. Troaps were held in
reserve OF Capital Square aad stationed Of
al the polls In the city. aud cavalry pa.roll-
cd the strcets The result Of the nrs, day =
voting is SCI white rnsiority The canvass
Is active. Two thousand two hundred
whites have no; yet voted. The extreme
Eadicais are Masking an effort to lave the
polls open throe DAYS instead OF two.
The military under General Granger have
been kept on duty all night.
The polls vii! re open IN the city to-mor'
Tow
Is is impossible 20 tell how the State has
gone.
FoRr MONROE, Oct. 2o--The election Is
no, vet COMPLETED in Norfolk. The polls
oren again tomorrow The whites polled
1854 and the blacks 1909 it is supposed
Waller, conservative, is elected.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. 22.-Hawkhurs!,
from Alexandra, and Mckerson, both Rad
icals. were elected to the Convention. The
majority for the convention in Alexandria,
is about 500. Tide blacks voted for the
Radicals. and the whites for tie Conserva-
tivcs, with but few exceptions.
Dispatches from Louisa. Culpspper, and
Ora &c counties, state that they have gone
Radical.
HAMPTON, VA, Oct &C Col. White, Rad
ical. is elected here. No excitement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

nj White Wine Vine gar also Flour Sacks, Grain
'lSs tnnacs. bartapr. Gro 80 Paper Bacs, md
ewing Fmine, No > Rlrsoxs' klack. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
MISSOURI.

Sr !.orts Oct. 32.-~m. Muroly, the
*ica'nb"at burner, no was released from
the pc i'eaiarv last week, by Judge Miller,
IT the United States Circuit Court. was to-
day turned over TO United States Marshal
Rogers, who was ori,rod by the Court 70
take hun 10 tie Western District oi Fen
nessee, thereto await such proceedings as
may be instituted against him by the civil
courts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

| TT oUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
{. $40. Paper Hangers, Gl.t.ers, sc. shop
! oretC Main ant f,ith SIS u.chl3-dlv
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oc. o3-Suce the norni-
naticn of Gen. Grant for President 10y the
National Union Club, Of this city meetings
have been held in every ward endorsing
that nomination, and for The formation of
Gran. clubs.
Las: nigh: several large and enthusiastic
ward meetings we're held to favor his nolni-
nation
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HkRytAND,

BALTIMORE. Oct. %. This morning Elisha
Brady, well knosn Ward politician, was
shot and instantly killed by John b ,wens
The d,i.icu,y was occasioned by the cutting
oil of the haiyerdi Of a hickory pole erected
nY the Democrats Of the 2Dlh WarI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

- iNSiCiAN ASD SURGEON. Office, No
H. NJ 3rady street,, up stairs) Residence
o. lt,h IT,. bet Brn ~ aaI Main. oel3d-d,t
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PArL-Tho Vansolen case assumed q
new phase yesterday by the production Of
the body Of Harcourt with rope around his
neck and bucksIo wounds in his head -
The ownership Of the rope WAS traced to
Nansclen, and other evidence produced
which seems to implicatc the prisoner 10
the murder
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHAWLFsroN, Oct. 22.-The members Of
the Congressional k.ilroad Commute cd
cress meeting al Hibernian Hill tonight.
Gen. Candy has ordered that the regular
election OF municipal officers he not held,
and the notice prescribed by the city cIdi.
nance he not published
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

| PORTLAND. Ne. Oct. 22.-The city Of
Lewiston has rendered its Inequalities 10
Sheridan. who is expected there next week.
! The 2S,h vi November has been appoint.
| ed day Of THANKSGIVING in Maine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

By rs.svTspa.7 Oct. %.
F,ou---. arkes doll and unsettled cces rste
quesat,o-s cannot be given.
Wless oslo. prime - ehnace ~fa.ers,sa,iin-
s. sss X: sn-5ng arsi snd lower.
arn-ye,y Gal 1.c3asi. log! u.
ee1s-Dai; e4@sss.
Barley Quiet.
RYE ~; 20.
.soss Fef'S-Wssk; = %
racrr u3iat
sacr.tes 49,
SD, s-'sc.
LarI--uull; lsglfc.
HAY STEADY 1889.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

LOOK HERE
SMITH THE HALTER
FLOR 81 AND UPWARD
Cas- BE RAD
HATS for figures broad and burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly, g.. s.
HATS fer faces melancholy,
HATS for f.atsfcs bright and jolly;
uATS for gentlemen OF standing,
HATS that give . look commanding;
HATS for walking, riding, driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS FER picnic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions;
HATS that stand Eli kind Of mailing,
HATS for every TT de and calling,
HArS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
HATS grease proof, in storms unfsiling,
HATS n;r.ehar,bei.,., Smiths lining,
HATS with which to cut shine in;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admir- ed by lovely woman;
HATS with which 4 room IL enter,
HATS for scores Of Wild adventure;
HATS Of Gnict styles for pastors,
HATS lcw-crown, your knowing casloss
HATS oft sent hundred miles for.
HATS that boys and misses sigh Cor,
HATS that even babies cry for
HATS for landsnen and for sslors,
HA s that grace the work for tailors;
HATS that would saint entice,
HATS, prime Hats, At any prieei
HATS THAT II HATS
q at 5nn1Ch'0
Sign Of Black Bear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
PENNSYLVANIA

PuiLAprLHHIA, Oct. 2e-A fire last night
destroyed Randolph Il jerks cotton ware
house, sbd the wool warehouse Of Shaw K
Walker Loss of the former $S5 200 In.
sured. The latter lost $4,000 Fully 10.
Sv,.I
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lsss. O.. az. VI 4,e,s.s.s,

Te,1srCD.iisi:. Physician.
Z NfrtGG aNp "tSipl3CH OE IAsf
- 'adt Of t-s'. rttett near ifh tast door
lpavc ihe Cnll..l..n CMntch -. l-dnm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

C6nC1nAatl Market.
81 Telegraph Oct. ~
fioar--Unchaeged; family II 5o0ll.7:.
Wheat Dull ~ 2 80 for No. I.
Corn-Duli a. CO.
Osts--Advauced 10 6s@6e. -e'@
kye-Stesdy.
Barley -UnchsARcd.
whisky-Duil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

BY Telegraph Oct. 81,
Flonr-Duli, and buyers insist on lower rates.
In nearly all instances sellers made conce ssions
of 1e@l5c.
Wheat-Moderately active; No. l, lss1l So;
No 2. closed dull aud lower, l.se@l. so1z; No.
{, l.sl1s@i.7s.
Corn-Aciive and higher; l.c51i0 90 for No
!; rejected Loo; new corn c54soc.
oais-Steady; 55g5a,sc
Rye.-irregular; No. esq &c. No. 2 qaiet
81 l.2S9l.2s
bar.ey-weak and lower; l.o7@l.Q7L Tor
No. 2.
Mesa Porh-Weak and lover; offered at 20 30
withou. buyers.
Lard-held Al IAN; buyers at l2,sc.
Cut Meats Nothing doing for wan. of stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

7e-y aorA MarMes.
BY Telegraph. October IS.
cot.on-Du'l at 1917.
FIoqr-Upered steady and closed le6,on,
lower, at . soglelo for Extra State, and SOC
49, 81 for T.. H. U.
wheat-Opened shade frmer and closed
dull. aud e@sc lower, ~ 2.1s@2.al for No 2
spring. and 2 2s for No: spring
Corn Opened s2c better. aud closed dull ..
an advance nearly last, Ssx@ii for Western
mixed
BIrley-Dull fer common and frmer for
choice. III sea Ssc for winter.
Oats-opened lc batter and closed dull and
dropping. a; si@s2c for Western.
FORK Lower. at Il s5@2i.23s1 for mess.
Lard = Heavy.
Pe.roleum-l4 in bulk, refined in boNx si,<os
:5c.
Wool Unchanged.
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Bradiey's duplex Elliptic skirt

VERY FLEXIBLE, tDl DID fASii. ~
when in to ocerps asmall space-n.
hing the most Agreeable Sh'KT worn. In al
sises. al Whols sale aud Retail by
HhRLBERG. GOODMAN 4 60.
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EEw Yohk, Oct. ga Herald Bottom
special ssys Nsssachusesss politics seye
com. nearer focus tonight tnrn at any
time during the campaign. The senatorial
and Representative caucuscs have oeen held
all Of er the State since the beginning OF tie
week. and despite of The dependent sutic
ips,;ons Of the license Law men they have
thus far gained poser. Both prohibition
ists and advocates Of license are working
sharply, expending money freely, and Civ
ing An air of excitement to thsscanyass.
Both parties are loud in Boosting Of their
gains. The fayorites Of prohibition, as well
as those Of license, are confident Of cor
trolling both Houses and the Senate.
The Herald's City Of Mexico correspond
encc, Sept. goth, says: The returns Of the
election from the interior indicate the sue
cess OF the Juarez ticket.
CorAnA and Escobedo have declared their
preference for Juar,z.
Admiral "egethoff was still in the city.
The body of Macmillan was being re.
embalmcd.
New Haven special says: We under
stand that the increase Of typhoid fever in
New Haven has caused the faculty Of
Yale College seriously to consider the ex.
pedisncy Of temporarily suspending the
college exercises, and for . short time dis
missing students.
Carter, Of the ID strict Supreme Court, an
nounced to-day that the cases in which
lawyer Bradley, who was declared by j nd se
Fisher, is engaged ns counsel. would not
be taken up until his status were deter
mined by the full bench.
The Worlds special says: A prominent
German represents to the President and
Gen. Grant that Gen. Pope has so arranged
matters in that State as 20 give the coming
election 10 the negroes and radicals. They
ask the interference Of both the President
and Gen. Grant. They replied that they
had no power TO interfere.
The Tribune's special says Complaint
is made to the adu, nistration that Miuiste,
Adams has neglected to urge the British
government for the release Of John Naele
and J. Warren, held a. Fenisns withou,
charge or tria,, in prison in Englsnd.
| From official sources it is learned that Sit
Frederick Bruce, just prior to his death
| upon suggestion from the President Nc
Culloch, recommended the release Of these
Two men, and our Government has appeal
cd TO the British authorities for the imme
dia.c consideration Of all cases Of the arrest
of Fcnians who claim to be citizens Of thii
country, and for the discharge at once o
s'l against whom no valid charge OF viois
ton OF law can be established
BUFFALO, Oct. 22.-Colector Root seizct
to-day . whisky sill 10 Lancaster, n Y.
Owned by Henry Lainger for msnufactur
ing whisky without license. There is bu
one disiilIery At present in operation in Thu
district owing 20 tie strict enforcement G
revenue laws by collectors.
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-
u A FACrJNE33 AND DEALERS IN
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FOSs' DISCOVERY
ron TEE n.aEn

FOSs' DiSCOyERv
FOR TME M.aER
net to be classified among the MANY ,u;.r,ous md
: poisonous preparations wrIch a ~, !"i;.S
what they are advertised TO do 'e1o"S"'
FOss' DISCOVERY
Will positively rcpi oduce heavy md r,.r..,,,o
OF HAIR upon tho-e Iass OF the head ,sh.,c Il + g
fallen on. A. Ores ing siso ~ car ue' ~ - u.s
pissed. IL .'xausitely i'-'iumed and + mot rti XIV
r summy fhe many al the vile ,om,,o,,,,. = /, nj be
>. foSs- E.q.. IL fremont Row. po.t,u. Mara.
A'ti using ',,is n' reoscry ioar IN, nlLs, had
hi. H., IVY, tA'RI,sr HtAb - a ar,
when nj commence nj OF the US, of t,is
he wa entirely bald. As pePafa'ioA
send Tor testimonials and Phntoyraphs of F.
fos-, before az alter using tbs ei.cov.r w Alec r.
tntaes OF well known Persons in is.t a.sv
personally acquainted with the wond "a, .@.r,s N
Fo.-' Discovery. eheeH VI
Price 81 rer bottle. For ralc By D-,~,,...,
where: HiBhLhr & CO Peop;etor, ~ TrsmnSt
- ~ eetla-d&wly
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BOSTON,.


TO the Ladies'.
neSira&e Francais. or French Dree-
nsse become req OF rusty aud rough BIZ wearing sud
nss 70 ana black with
mani. ia seh new Wing the leathur solt and
NIL! NOT nun oSs WHY WET. AMP so,,. r,,s sx,.,.
IRA 80 sLS Tags. Trunks. Carriage
Coon NRw. "ie m1oc 70 sook
Ladies ana Children can dress their own hocts with
axa, ~ .,,n nlnos Try one bottle and you vi
nesss oe w,. un, supply ofit in the house.
10 nhom q co, Prop,ie,ore, MansYac.urers
OF n,ar kings ana Dressings Of all kinds irs.hrr
To- .aia - 49,. nos.on oct3l-diy
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TENNESSEE.

ARMrn,s, Oct. 90 - There we're Eve in
tesments from yellow fever Yesterday.
The weather is clear and cool.
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MMERclAi,
ebavenport Market Report.
OsrIoA OF rns DAveSroRy D.x ,oAAS,

teavenP0rt Market Report.
OsrIoA OF rns DAveSroRy D.x ,oAA1.l
October -, 1857.
The weather to-day has been fine. The re
ceipts Of produce have only been r oderate.-
Prices remnin unchanged. We quote
FiouR--Choice family. Wholesale, %. 40; re.
tail, eio.o0. Red winter wheat, Wholesale elI.
81; retail. &l2.c0.
WHEAr-tl 5Setsl.s0.
EAhLEs-$ 81 .oaG.at.lo.
OArs- 42l4s cents.
ErE-Ncne in the market.
toRs-Aew ;.af5c. in the esr (; Old. s52t0c
OyicN - SOtItuc
PoT,Toss- 9Sc.t 7 GO.
ktr~ss Se,a S5c. pet 4.
FeGs--'.et.tc.
LAY-Gocd Timothy <io,0o 10 tlo.to; Pssi-
RI. IS 90 80 1000,
CoAL- S,t, delivered. 90 cents yer bushcl.--
Anthracite. delivered. ESQ sls per ton.
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q n,
sell I
Plain Ai
never n
i.ivEi1

Genet
pal NJ I
OF wes
bowels
dry co..,
duty
the Ii,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DE-. KNAPP L. SON.
HI sicians and Snrycons formerly of vew Yn,x -

TO THE AFFLICTED.
OEs. KNAPP L. SON.
rhy.icans and sa,Eeons, formerly Of New lOtx are
CHRJKIC DIaEAsEs.
Which embraces the bc-tand most approved Methods
in this and other cnInrier for tho cure OF all Chronic
Diseases. Ihey tseai successfully ail nervous and
Ncaralgic Affect ms AL forms Of scroflla Fever sores
and Old Ulcers. Dyspepsia, Disease Of the Liver Con
epalin. all Skin Diseases Pulmonary Cons r,,nryti.
In Its early stages. Paralysis. EPILEPSY Sal: ishcum
Hssfaeies. nj Heart Diseases of c aiiren md
seminal Wea a. es. - sexual Eds.
EASES. which arc carrying thousands to their graves
p E AND EAR.
They Ira, ccss.ully. new N ahod all Diseases
of the ~ and Eur. hey have had more Intensive
practice and better eucress in the treatment Of all
Diseases Of Women.
Than any other Physicians in America. They have
crc,i women who hav. been confined to their bed for
years They never fail To cure
RTE q N ATeSNI
IN al stages; ro matter Of how long standing. They
Asthma, - it never returns. They have Sure
Cure for the distressing disease, HEMMOkklOIDs
OIlSPiLES. They cure ali diseases Of the Throat
C ssu have an ex,ensiv. practice and
e, Without eating ss out 81 o.
the Knife Let thosc who have 'rumOrs and Swcf
lincs or red epof, lose time In having II att q.
tied to- ~ = timely treatment may SAVE them from
the horror, suffering and death Of an open cancer
Catsrrhs Cu1ted.-They aret treating Catarrh IN
new system. which 10 sure cure for this sIseaee
Tnxra Consultations fur years have averaged from
experience unsurpassed BY any, and equaed only by
few. -
4 NOT Travelling Physician. He only visits FEW
PLACES OCCALiOHiLLY. to accommodate his pu-
nervous patients who ca-not conveniently Welt him
in Chicago. 49,
ves az Diecase While all diseases cureab e. fta
Ken IN season, al stages not. Your may be
durable this week, MT nc1r-tcday, rot Tomorrow;
hence the danger OF delay.
No case ,oiu be receirfd srhen there are any
dou6fs IF Cure or Relief
Ouf terms are CASH; hence the money must be sent
Win ali ORDERS for medicines. It ccsts from I've TO
fteen dollare per month, TO doctor with u.s. which
includes incidence. 80
CONSULTATION FREE.
y,,s,rnts must write their name. State and Posi-
Once address plainly: All letters requiring IN an
~ 81. KNAPP 3 SON, Box 1881. Chicago, III.
~. Arv Of tire above diseases can - treated sue
eessfullr ~ the patients describing their case In
iStrr when thsy cannot Sc uf. 5t955s
~ Knapp who has visited Davenport. Iowa, re-.
lsrly the past six years, can Be consulted 1t thej
Scott House,
an Saturday and Sunday. Msy nth and 13th, eatur.
Az srd sunday Sny 9Th snd tn, Saturday and Sun-
H. M. 3let and Sept. Let. Saturday aad Sunday.
~ fGtk end a1thl Saturday nd Sunday. sDee. S1et
and I'D.
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LOUISIANA.

NEw ORLEANS. Oct 23-There were Is
yellow fever in'erments during the "a hnurs
ending at 6 O'Clock this morning.
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AGAIN IN BUSINESS !
w Il HA ElE

Furniture E1epnirGr MHd Dealer.
Is AGAIN PREPARED TO RENOvATE
i old Furniture and Upholstery, aud buy aud
exchange Furniture.
His new shop and Store ID q 2s3 Brady IT.,
1rst store room above Fifth.
ezy- All orders promptly filed declS-dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23

NftiGh on Third srRELT, BETWEEN
" Brady aud +. 4in streets
Office hours, to 10 A. g.. 2 too M, 10
Es.g Residence brady st bet sth and oh
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A CALL From DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kingston 7. o., Meckcn Co. Mimi,
April7, go.
Mr. JopN BrtL-pear Sir: ! moved from
Kentucky 10 this place. Tie stores he'd none
your Worm DESTROYER for snle. They are greet
" needed here in Mrnnesota. A trial ]. all thu,
is needed to give them arspu,n'ion. We can,
do without them, 10 send scmc out this WY
Yours, sincerely.
ID. u. AaRowooD.
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Bulls Sarsapa.rilla.
a Good rSen som for the Captains
Hnilb.
READ TIE CAPTAINS LETTER AND TIE
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks. 40. April 90, 1860.
NR, JouS HrLi Dear SIR kno ing the ~
fciency OF your Ssfsnrafilia. enc the healing
and benihcial qualities u possesses, send you
the following statement OF NY
was wounded shout two years ngo--was "a.
ken prisoner rnd copheh for sixteen month
Being moved 50 often that my wounds have not
healed yet. have not Fat up moment since
wounded. am shot through the bps,
Ny general health is impaired. and 1 need some
thing TO assist nature, l have moie faith in
your Sarsaparil. than in any thing else.
wish that that is genuine, Please express me
half dozen bottles aud oblige
Carr. q. r. JoASsoN. 81. Louis. Mo.
p. S.-The following was written April so
1853. by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
Johnlon.
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DR. BuLL-Dear Sir My husband, DR.. q. =.
johnson. vas . skillful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York, where h. died, leaving tho
above Z, r, Joh0ssn to my care. Az thirteen
years Of age he had = chronic disrrhra and
scrofula. for which gave him our Sarsapsrii-
la. II cuRsD nin, haze for ten years recon
and Iowa, for scrcfuls. fever sores ard general
debility, Perfect success has attended Il The
cures effected IN eoms cores Of scroiuia and fever
sores were almost miraculous, en- vesy ana.
ious for my son 10 again have recourse to your
Sarssparilts, He il fearful Of getting spurious
article, hence his writing 10 you tor il, His
wounds are terrible, but believe he will recov.
or. Respectfully,
JsHnID Jouxsoa
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents, Read this Important letter.
yOU ARE INTERESTED IN ITS CONTENTS

Middlstown. Ind. April %, 90.
Mr.. N. l.. Duplan writes: I do net know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs sny more
recomine ndatinns than Il has already attained
by its own merits. but will state thai my littls
son, aged about three years. was severely at
tackled last fall and winter with light chills iol
fo~ed BY very high fever. throwing him into
spssms, or more properly fits. lasting from half
AN honr 20 one aud . haf hours; at the same
time tho child has very strong symptoms 81
worms. NY physcian--one Of the best in this
part Of the country - Exhausted all his skill and
Tho Materia Msdca 90 expel the worma. aud en-.
t,rely failed 70 bring any. thought John
tull could do IL. and gave the child the contents
OF three boAes, in triple doscs, night ant morn
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
spasm for over three nontba. and instead ~
the b'oated mass that he WINS, he Is now we'll
and hearty. 'John Bu'l did IT.
Nomis tiul
NJ. H. DuriiS
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II T
abel. T. PETERSON.
Merchants md inrtionepps.
k.sr w. u, PEsX.

piY AND SELL GoOns Ayp MERCHANDISE
- aud sce0n hand Y ,pi- - every d.serIti n
ulilcc All! ) spn;h east Der of I'd ant scott
fir.ef.. liy.ngaFt e.p7-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-23
A Great Bargain.

an ACRE FARM ON BRADY STREET. OPPO-
" site New Fair Grounds. Price. $1,000. Five Of
two and ha'f acre lots will be sod II desiaed.-
Terme onc-half Cash. Apply to
auy1.dtf GEO. H. PARKER.
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stony Point. White Co., ARK, May -, 'tt.
DR Jous Bull Dear STA: Lust February
was in Louisville purchasing Drugs, and got
some Of your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Hi.'crs
Nv son in law. who was with me in The store.
h been down with rheumatism for some time.
commenced on the Btscrs, and soon found hiH
general health impfovinyN
Dr. 0ist who has been in bad health. Led
them, and hs also improved
DR.. Crifcc. who has been in bad heath f.r
several ysars-Etomaeh and liver effected he
improved uush BY the use of your Buffers. In
recd the Cedrcn Eiuers have given You grest
popularity in this settlement ! thnk ! could
sell n gre u eusntitv OF yrur medicine this tall
-esrecial ,cur Cetrcn Bi.te,s ard smsparila
ship me via Memphis. care on kckett
Il Nicely.
Respectfully.
&. u. NAi1se.