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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Schencls's Seaveed Tonic inns
medicine, invented by DIR. j. II. ScnEseK, oil Phiia-
delpha is intended to dissolve the food and mahe II
into chyme the rst process OF digestion. by clean
sing the Stoma ch with Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the appetite. and food that could
not be eaten before using Il will be easily dested.
Consumption cannot be cured ny Schencks Pumo-
mic Syrupuness the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the adpett restored hence the Tonic and Pills
are required in nearly every Of consumption.
half dozen bottles of the sEAwEED TONIC and
three or four bhses Of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia
D. ScnEScK makes professional vists In New York,
Boston. and ut his principal Office in Philadelphia
every week. See daily papers of each place, or HE
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing that the two like.
nesses OF the Doctor. in the last stage OF Con-
sumption, aud the other - he now s, In perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 Scr
bottle 81 50 the halfdoxen. All letters for adv
should be addressed TO DR. Schenck'e Principal ONCE
No. Is North 9th street, Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
DRESS d CLOAK MAKING.

M ADAME STANDARD DRAKE FROM Dr.
VI TROlT, would anuounce ~ the Ladies Of nm.
pot and vicinisy. chat - hse cpsnsd -
DfsU and Clsak .naking Rstablishnsnt
~ III ~ q :: 81 8 $,i -:
Oeo1oo0 1900 6Dnooooo01. 1870 !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

a GOLDEN DAY
has dsvuei for al who desire TO lesume In age one
Of the most plorloas gifts ofyouih-thc magnificent
black or brown, tInge which renders the hair m ir
resis;ible elemen, OF personal attraction.
INSTANTANEOUS BEAUTY
eprnp. from the application Of but one hair dye in
the world That chemical elixir contains the vital
principle and the coloring MISTER with which nature
pou,isbes the nost beautiful OF the sil ken fabrics
wherewith che adorns the
HEADS OF her FAvoRITEs.
Mood n h. aa that this wonder OF civilization 10
CuRlsTADoRo's HAIR DYE
the most genial harmless, wholesome, and certain
p,ep.r.,,or o ,s kind In the whole universe Manu-.
fac,ured bv J. OR lsTADORO, . Ast0s House, n.
\. sold 81 Drngsists. Applied BY Aais DrsessSs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

d which tine ovsR l.esseos beass have 49, ussd)
- pasesd Z ssIco4 - -. 6 eEps1i1sst 4 -
nStoe1 e 49, - 80 eeehea.ie, ut TOT
al cut6oeeoe ia0Gm4e6ones eorno, ehnl0siue cry
sipsas, saltFAedM. sge 81 insects, Ausqueto hites
lnAnts cores. chalee - ecabs. chapt handle chapt
ltpe and all kindred Is: relieving pains. and healing
= Il n magic. Dclne app!led sxfksnA!lv. II has
never been hncwn In angie case, b h5uPs, - he
banning caustics, crfrcdng lotiOne and Eyewatefs,
neSueutiy does fraparabe nsry p - eye. BY cor,
constitute o. envelope that sensitive oeRsn.
Tor sale az Wholesale and retail ct pFDpretosp low.
~ cneh priccs. STEVENSON CAkNAHAN,
prnsgirss and Agents ~ fsoprietoss. Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

What is Best for Costiveness p
Da. HARslsos's PEnisrALrIo LozKssEs. are warran-
ted in all Of the Piles and Falling Of the Rec
tum. We promise . cure for all symptoms Of Dy.pep
sa, such as Oppression afer Eating, Sour Stomach,
Splitting Of Food, Palpitation ALSO Headache, Dssi
noes Pain in the Back and foins. Yellowness Of the
Skin and Eyes. Sick Headache. Coated Tongue. Bill
iousness, Liver Complaint Loss of ADpette. Debility
Monthly Paine. and all Irregularities, Neuralgia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
II and from ne I'D coon&y.
9hosteos Sea Passage.
rhefavorite arst c.ase clyde built Iron sseanssse
THE ANCMOR LIME

TheIov0kIte ufDt CAS- 0lyde UuIu uuu
THE ANC1IOR LINE
efTfansA taalic ssesn pachetsliSs
Wfben10. Caledonia Co9D1noS
oaIl regularly 10 and nom New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE ae iow as by any oshsss Art ela.s line:
These hne ocean steamers are lifted mp = wy 4 =
passengcrr ON vefv sdvsnfaeeous terms tho Anr10
Line grant through dckcte to ard nom q! me 9s1cn
ON the Irish snd fnelish kaifvnye, ano ne plsnc.p
Ct very n0defafe fstes 70 and nom krn1cs, Oeemny
&c. As this Company docs MT employ fuenen, - ~
who Wish peseaee uchee, Of cefunases o. 49, ~,
p1oAoe apply q my ofthe Company 3 nCE1 USUQenr
oat Ne Siates, q q he head once a Asy 1esx
Nsw Tea, q. ~ 6l1SI.f 0ssn.
Rsissis bGsssSSsa. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Foot passengers we're crossing the river
on the ice on Tuesday last, at burlington,
- we learn from the Hawkeye.
The McGrego; News reports that Hooker
4 Know.es, a firm near that city, have =
yield Of 1000 pounds Of hops this season
from three and a half acres.
The Gazette learns that ths typhoid fever
is raging in the country adjacent 10 Bur
lington.
The city fathsrsof Des Mcines have re-
duced tho wages Of the policemen from
$3.50 to $2.00 per day. So SAYS the Reg
ister-which objects 10 the movement.
The Register says that tie proposed en-
Gerprise Of the German Turner'S OF Des
Moises for building magnificent opera
house in thst city has been sbandonsd-
only 9lO, 900 being subscribed, which 10 not
enough 10 purchase the site. No city in
the Norshwest 90 much needs . good pub-
lilo hall Al Dss Moinss, and it isa wonder
that her entsrpsising citizsnS qsistly submit
10 the existence Of such necessity.
The Keokuk Gate City says that the col.
oed Sunday School in that city wsusd pp
on Sunday afternoon with ''long and des-
pssats fight" between Two boys that got
their dauder up.
The NJ. Pleasant Journal says that Capt.
J. A. T. Hull. Of Birmingham. and former
gallant soldier Of the 2Sd Iowa Infantry, 10
. candidate for Assistant Secretary Of the
Io~a Senate for the next term. The same
paper says that O. G. Woodruff, ofshs lows
F6ils Sentinel, Is . candidate for Chief
Clerk Of the House.
The Herald publishes statistics showing
the attendance a church last Sabbath a
follows: Evangelical. 1,Sss; unsvsngeli.
cal, 1910; totsl, ares. Sabbath Schools
evangelical. 1879; unevanselical, lilo
total, 2,7s3-that 10 to say, one Dubuqus'
out Of eleven gees 70 church. A o1ovsmso'
n being made to send missionaries abroad
=. in the wards Of that ungodly city.
The keskuk Constitution says that o.
Operations for stone in the bladder was per
formed Saturday before che medical class
by Prof. Hughes upon . gentle man from
Van Buren, county. The patient Wal
ehloroformed and ths staff introduced and
soniidsd 10 the care of Professor Carpenter
The operation Of cutting into the bladder
required but minute. though the gssa
size Of the stone required great effort be-
fore the surgeon could extract it, Il looked
like an ordinary boulder, - large as an egl
and rough On she surface. weighing, VI
should Judge. about fsus OF five ounces
The patient Vas mss Of great muscular
power, aId said no felt comfortable sfts
the extraction Of the stone. Tho surgeon
and his assistants seemed TO possess mucl
coolness, - we'll IS dextsrity. in handling
the weapons Of surgery. without IN acct
dent the patient will recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

a holidsy Gift-Four Certificates Of the
Warrington ikrary Company Of Phils-
delphia. in cid Of che Riverside Institute
10! sdusaties ssphaSs. costing four doilars
9th the enc engraving 1.-THE Perils Of our
Fofefashsrs." each Certificate secu.es also
one present % the Great Disas;susion by
the Company. making four pressats. one
Or .css OF which nay b wossh thousosds
es eeiAsss a tsyal Gift. Rsad advertise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13


Cures them without resorting TO Mercury. Iodide
Potaesi Arsenic, or any poison. but with Neutral
tsef. positive cure for all humors and blood pOlsOuo
ORGANIC WEAKSEss. euch As Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and Diurnnl Emissions, brought ON By
aeu-e Of the system, early indiscretions exceseee
entailed hcreditary causing loss Of memory, conn-
stnn depression, di:nness, aud oftentmes insanity,
with other dporabe train VI symptoms, treated and
radically cured with nallible method eaving much
time and expense elect, Gouorrhaa, Structure. and
all disease peculiar to the sexcs OF private nature,
radically cured
Old diseases OF the MOST HOPRIBLR CLASS
whore the Hood has become poisoned, producing
blotcbes on the face, small! waeery bstes. paine 10
head and bones. liberated tnS0at, nose, Limbs and
body. scrofula together with an endless number Of
suAerings
Dr. james ir recommended BY the press generally
III medical faculty and professors q medical college,
etc. Those afflicted ehould apply Immediately, and
be cured oftheee terrible dieeasee.
DR. JAMES has Just Issued srevised, improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR on Won
Sral Diseases peculiar to the eexes with directions
and prescriptions for eelf treatment.
SPmnATonRnEA. caused by self abuse, sexual u.
cess &c. fully treated and will not fail to Unrest
the gttention OF the reader.
Animportant feature Of the book 10 treatise upon
Ooneeption-how avoided-and The necessity md
peOpeiety, sometimes, Of 50 doing.
Tie various diseases peculiar 70 femasee, ere fully
treated and their remedies given.
substantially hound, contaning 80 pages. add Il .
Intended as books Q - kept Sbs private references
and consultation. Il . nuisum 10 psrvo--mach p
the smallest spsee Buy ~ Bad u The book Vim
both eexee--maslisd sad single. Prioe Of
Address. Bf. jAHEs. r. O. Drawer 5sss. Chicago M
DR.. James Office and Parioss sse at % Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, Chicago. where q
may BE- consulted personally OF By letter upon ~ de
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sA.1.tosP. II. Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Tus Republicans want to change their
party name again. 1t is about time. 1t
has not been changed for eight whole yssrs.
Several Of the msmbsrs Of Abe Republican
Central Committee. recently in session 10
Washington. want che "Rspublissn" drop
ped straight of aud urge that the next M.
sional Ger vsntion b chyistened the "Uniou
Convention" The idea 10 utilitasiaa the
fact 10 that after that class Of politicians
have used any name. no matter how good,
for few years, u becomes 50 centsmptibls
In the sstimaeiea Of the people that .
substitute has to Be adoptsd-but emily V
meet tho samc igaomiaieas end. Chasss
the name By all means.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

IN IoHn BrIt-Dcar Sir: Last February was 10
sonssvtlc purchasing drugs, and got some OF your
cassapartlA and Cedrcn kitfers. Ny eon-ir-law who
w,sn me Ia the storc, had been down with rheu
1870 10Y some time, commenced on the Bitters,
~ I'm NV SI h ~, general health improved. pr
ssso Improved Dr. Coffee. who hsS near' ~ hsS
health tof several yearsstomach and liver affected
-hc hupfoved very much BY the use Of your Ditters
Indeed the Cedron hitten hes given YOU great nonu
lasity IN this ecttlsucnt think culd e@il srcsa
quantity Of your medicines this All-eepecialy a
Ious cedroa Bittese and Sersapasilla Ship me IA
nemphis. eers RiellDst = Nesly. Respectfully.
0ct2S-oeOd&W1y G. b. WALHRR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
Alloock's Porous Pastors.
sopR CHEST AND COUGH CURED.

Dp. AsabocK-sir: In May Last was visiting my
cousin in Corning who got me one OF your Ptvone
PIssasre Tor M chest fwas 40 soro through NE at
the dine. cosh hardly speak - breathe. II was
not more than three hours after put u on befnrs
soreness Of the chee with Dough and horseaess, for
months. but your Plaster has cured me. and my
health 10 better than II has been for yeasa.
Yours respectfully, PHEBB PATCHEh,
Beaver Dam, Schuyler Co., N. Y, Sept. 18th, 1866.
Sold by 100 900 Druggists, 10 whom we refer - "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

GRANT and Stanton arc beautifully 1t
loggovhcads. Members Of the same polit
icAl family, Of We may believe the majority
Of republican prints and J. d. urinneil } Il
10 a serious preG,cAmcnt. A special 10 the
Chicago Ttmes says that the silence Of con
gross on the subject Of Mr.. 3 anton's re-
moval 10 explained by the fact that ques-
ton Of vsrac,ty has sprung up be.w cen
Gen. Grant and MI. Stanton rs TO whether
Grant took the war office with Mr.. Stanton .
consent. Grant says he did; Stanton says
he did not, and points to the Superior
force" item Of his letter in proof Of it,
Stanton blamcs Grant for the readiness
With which he came TO Johnson's rescue
and Grant says he only did 30 to prevent
Some ono more obnoxious to the rspubli
sans from getting in. II 10 feared that, il
congress commences . war about Stanton's
election. this controversy may come out in
bold relief to the damage Of either Grant Or
Ssanton-it 10 not known which.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

TINS BaiDGs QUESTION. inquiry we
find that the surveys now in progress here
are with view to speedy settlement Of
the point Of crossing the Missouri, and the
commencement Of the bridge ct an early
day. Col. Hadnutt, Of Chicago, hes charge
Of the survey, under the direction Of Gen.
Dodge, chief engineer. and with The counsel
Of J. l.. Williams. We learn that to reach
the High bridge crossing above town, tho
survey DIVORCES from the present track one
mile this side OF the summit. catering the
south side of Fifteenth street, it follows il
to near Davenport, and thence curving
northwestsrily. strikes Nineteenth street,
with tho line Of which II runs north TO the
pro- osed bridge site Having finished this
experimental survey, Col. H.. as we under
stand, goes next TO Guilds Mill crossing 10
make more definite survey Of that route.
A further sounding Of the river at each pro-
posed bridge site, has also been made
BY Mr.. Mr.. Morley. of Lafayette, Ind, who
has had long experience in such founda-
TONS Omaha Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Where do the make-believs women We
have turned loose in our streets come from!
Not out OF Boston parlors, trust. Why
there isn't beast o. bird that would drag
its tail through the dirt in the way these
creatures do their dresses through the
streets. Because = queen or duchss wears
long rsbss on great occasions, . maid Of oil
work or factory girl thinks she must make
herself nuisancs BY trailing through The
streets, picking up and carrying about With
ss-bah thsS's what call getting vulgar-
lty into your bones and marrow. Show,
over dirt, Is the attribute Of vulgar people.
II man can walk behind one Of these wo-
men, - she rakes up q she goes, and not
feel squeamish. he has . tough. stomach. !
would not let ono Of them into my room
Dithous serving them - David did Saul q
the cave In the wilderness Oh his
skirts. Don't tell me that true lady ever
sacrifices the duty Of keeping eli about her
sweet and clean, to the wish Of making
vulgar show. | don't believe il cf . lady.
There are some things which fashion has
40 right TO touch. and cleanliness 10 one Of
these things. II 10 an insult TO . rsspecta-
bls laundress 10 carry such thing into .
house for her 10 deal with 10. W.
Holmeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Tns Mes York Tribune says the views
% 6nssss oppressed in the Prssidsnts
nsssass 'sss patriotic and wis.," Before
IN ysars VIII pass over the heed Of H. g.
- viii ssaseso eAss those On rssoustrucaieu
ere eqsally ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13


Under THE caption the New York Even
ing Post. which. radical though il Is, snce
il while givss . Sensible ustefauce On par
" matters, says:
der discussion, w warned Congress that il
would have only the effect Of relieving the
President Of responsibility for his subor
dinates. Accordingly We see that in his re-
cent message he makss open confession Of
tie corruption and inetIiciency Of the most
Important branch Of the public service, but
shelters himself under the tenure Of office
act, which, as he remarks. "hss almost de-
stroyed Official accountability"
In just the Same way the Republicans Of
New York Fave taken away abe power and
responsibility from the Mayor Of this city.
They have not thereby psrified the public
service; on the contrary. il has only grown
more corrupt and wastsful, in the same
neassts - responsibility has bsea divided
And scattered I; and We have nov . Mayor
Who, even II hs has The will, can not pro-
tect the city against rogues. Or against in
efficient ssrvsnts; IN executive shorn Of
power. whose perfectly just answer 70 COM
plants 10: ~ have 10 power to correct
abuses, and you can not, therefore, hold me
responsible for them
Too LANA shost tine go . eandi.
date Tor matsimony arrived in tewn, and
straightway repaired 10 the Office Of On
obhgiug county clerk for the purpose Of
oosa'ninga marriage certificate. The clerk
m,sunderstood the name Of the fair one
who had made insoads on the affections Of
she applicant. and consequently inserted
the wrong name Of the female partv Who
was 20 BE- tied by the silken cords Ths
intended groom vas % delighted with the
prospect before him that be did not etop
TO read che document after it vas placed in
his hands, but icrking over two dollars he
thrust the legal document in his pock -
Gaining an audience with the object Of his
heart, the two repaired to the house Of Z
Clergyman, where She document wss pre-
scented, which, in the eyes VI the minister.
appeared perfectly right, and the two were
united in the holy bonds Of weJlock.
The next morning, upon seating them
selves q the breakfast table of one OF our
hotels, the groom commenced read inn ohe
record OF his marriage in the mornin, ma.
pers and found that the printers had him
married to another woman. Thsustine hin
hsnds into his pocket hs pulled out the
marriage license. when 10, and behold to
nas utter astonishmens, he found that the
clerk had committed the grave error Of in
sorting the wrong name Of the intended
bride. Turning 70 The object Of bis afFec-
ton, With IN excited. yet sremuleus voice.
be exclaimed: Marie, mistake has been
made. and l am nsrrisd to TIE wrong 70
man You are not my lawful wife ~
Marie gave glance q the dosum emit and
with . half-drawn Sigh, answered: .Its
uss fresting. Jsremiah--it's To-, late
nee"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

= Hew piees u inssasisy In the way Of
e1sutising 10 In operatioh>a the Spripr.
1saas Hase.. peat once. The ajeasstus hs,
- eash sids deck where letters ~ be
writes b aay body who chooses. In ls>nt
- shove each Of thess decks advertise.
osnas - PLACED on sndless webs, which
80 eassisd over pulleys psspsud,culsrlv.
- hsps sleolg moving BY nsaps Of eleek.
peek taeids. Advertisements ere thus An
peasiag snd disappsesisg constantly, While
q e1a6d IN sqssi chance Of inspection.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

I'm Burlington Harksys takss fresh
alarm q The tAst tAat Gen. Great should b
endorsed BY sssh Substantial men % Thur.
Low Weed, Alss. T. Stewart, WIN. b. Az.
tor and Cornelius vandssbilt-Nsw Yoss
millionaire. Why not. Mr.. Hsrksys ,
Doss their boarded millions bar them Out
from entertaining "a opinion and expressing
~ Thurlow Weed. . leading republican,
80 the first 70 bring out General Grant,
end the hope Of the democracy is that the
move will be sucoessful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

TINS Lo1a TALKED OF DANA PAPsn The
New York Herald says that tho new Re-
publican paper to Be ssarted in New York
has the following capital TO begin with: T.
A. Palmer, President of the Broadway
Bssk, &2o, 900; Edwin d. Morgan, sa-Gov-
eSnor, &c. 900; Frederick A. Conkling. ex-
Congressman, 10000; Geo. Opdyks, sx-
Mayor, $40, 900; Marshall o. Roberts, $50,
600; WIN. N. Evarts, 10000; W. II.
Webb, 10000; Isaac Sherman, 10000 :
WIN. T. Blodsett. SIC. 900; A. B. Cornell.
100000; s. b. Crittenden. $40 600; Amos
K. Emo, $4,000; VIM. Murphy, 100000 /;
Theron X. Butler, $4,000 Marshall b.
Blake. 10000; Elliott Z. oowdin and Pc
ter Martin. $4,000. The parties, the
Herald says. have At command = capital Of
six hundred thousand dollars, winch will
be doubled, if necessary, to carry out their
purpose. They have purchased Tammany
Hall. entirely remodeled the building, aud
made arrangements so issue . morning pa
per, to be called the Telegraph. and to COM
mencs its sale at two cents n copy, subject.
of course, to such changes as may hereafter
become advisable. This new Republican
organ will be under the editorial manage
mcnt Of Chas. A. Dana. in connection with
the brother Of United States Senator Conk-
ling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

vlcKsBrRs. Mtse. Aug. 9, 1863.
On. JcEsx BULL-Deaf Sir IL am happy to state to
you thst have used Jour Valuable Cedron Bittere
with great benefit to myself In general debility and
prostraton of my system, produced by the unhealthy
aud miasmatic influence Of the Mississippi River
around vicksburg. IconGdeuty recommend lie use
to all persons no exposed TO unhea thy climates
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Tas Gazette stismat,zcs those Of its
brethren Who endorse Gen. Grant for the
Presidsncy - Grant bummers"-a very
choice epishet, aud ono that that organ viii
have to swallow itself within the next few
noaths. Thurlow Weed has laid hi plans
% dsftly and sprsad the net 30 far and wide
that there 10 ne use attempting 70 eluds i,s
eoiln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

Children's Lives Saved for 90
Of Children die annually Of
Group. Now. mothcFs If you would epend 80 cents,
and alwsvs hsve bottle Of Dr.. Todias Venetian Lin
iment 10 the house. you never need fear ooeng your
little one when attacked with this complaint II is
now - yeavs since have pet up my Linment, AND
never heard OF child dying Of Group when my LIN
iment wse used but hondfeds Of cases OF curee have
been reported TO me, and many state Was $40 per
hottie they would not he without IL. BESIDES which.
IL certais cure for Cuts Burns, Headache Tooth
ache Sore Throats. swellings. Mumps. Collie. Eiar-
rhosa, Dysentery Gpasms, Old Sores. and PalIes 70
the Back and Chest. No one once tries It who IL
ever without t. tit warranted perfectly sseet0 take
internally Full Directions with every bottle. Sold
BY the Drugeists, Depot, 20 Cortland Street. N T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13

wANTKD.-Every man feeling tho effects Of
habit contracted in YOUTH to send his name and ID
drses with cent stamp for return po.taarl TO Dr.
ErusR GopssK, Boz 1870, Phlade!phia. Pa, VINO
will uform them Of method by which hey can pc
eured and the yigoS Of youth restored. nug1Oom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-13
The grea, success of HofY =

The grea, success OF Hod's
- Malt Extract, Health Beves-
!
age, has been immense In
hour State, as well as all 9th
Sef States OF the Union.
yEeyl<XaXHs Its superiority as Tonic
SiA6&f7 has been stated by the report
6xkASS l1f4 made To the New York Acsc.
NlySt4S envy Of Medicine by the spe-
Xf1QSz ciai Committee.
lite inraluability az RENE
Az Tar diseases of the Chest and Lungs has been pro-
we'd by hundreds OF cases well "a by the tcsiimo'
nials Of The fno~t eminent physicians.
loFFS MALT EXTRACT has been used IN
many hospitsis. Among Others. in the Miitfry NOE
punis III Washington. u. G ferkins instisution'
and Massachusetts, Asylum for the Mind, boston
Girls Lodging z house. New York ano hse mways
shown its benefit. to Invalids and exhausted pys-
pep,jc. and 10 persons affected with diseases OF the
Chest, Lungs, and Bowels.
Sold at druggists and groeers' Persons wishing
ssrncies might apply 10 fIofs Malt Extract Depot,
s5s Broadwsy, r. T., or LANGFELDr, THODE q
co, Sole Agents. Davenport. lows.
WANTED.-Every man feeling tho edccss OF