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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.-Ins
medicine, invented by d.. J. II. SsESsK. OF Pills
delphia. 10 intended to dissove the food and mabe II
into chyme The first process Of digestion. By clean
sing 1e etouach with Sehenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic restores the Appetite and food that could
not be eaten before using il will be easily digeeted
Consumption cannot be cured by 6chenck's Puimo'
mic eyrupunless The stomach and liver IL msde healthy
and the sdpetite restored hence ee Tonic and fDls
required In nearly every case Of consumption.
half dosen bottles Of The SEAwEKD TONIC asd
three or four bhsee Of the MANDRAKE PILLS wiz
cure any Ordinary case Of dyspepsia:
d. Scnexux makes professional visIts in New YORK;
Bostos. and st his principal Oaacs IL philadelphia
every week. See daily pspers Of each place, ce ~
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation
reaae observe. whsn purchasing. that the two Ike
neeeee Of the Doctor. in the lest stags q Con-
sumption. and the other - he In perfect health
ere on the Government senup
Sold by all Druggieee and Dealers, price 81 .Ner
bottle. 81 80 the ha1edOsen. All letosrs obe eev
should be addressed to Dr. Scheuck Principal Omto,
No IS North 6fh S6uot. Philn6oIph1a. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

"In the name Vi our sex" said Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Mt ST Louis, on the
18th INST, IL protest against the enfran-
chi.cment OF another man until women
b ave been crowned with all their civil and
pol..icsl rights" From his 1t would AZ
pear that /. xk,c i. mighty sound She says
taas il "a, IN n" Democrats, districts q
Kansas tha, fem 10 Suffrage VA, beat snp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

a common form of Indigestion
Is oppression after eating. or depressing dizziness
of the spirits with hatulence or belching up OF
wind. and almost always follows CostiveDese. DR.,
HAsRtsos's PKnhrALTIo LozEssEs. give quick and
permanent relief. They pleasant portable, DO
Constipation OF the Bowels, Piles. Headache, Diszi-
ne-s, Irregularities, and other Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BuCHU and InrsosE I'D
Rosz WASH cures secret and delicate disorders IN al
diet incon venience aud exposure. II IL plese-
ant IN taste and odoP. immediate IN it, acon: aud
zee from all injurious properties. ttebSd&wly
There IL nothing like Dr. vepau's French Pills 10
keeping the complexion freah AID entirely nee rom
pimplee The Of which 10 that II regulates the
entire female system Sold by al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

OLp Ben. Wade 10 opposed to Gen. Grant
a. ths radical candidate for President, be-
cause, he says, you don't know where he
stands" The Hannibal (Mo.) Courier, q
radical paper, says that Grant docsn' stand
., a!l-,ha, he gets too drunk every day to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
AufHENTIC pOCUMENTS

VICK0Brn0, Mies.. Aug. ,, 1851.
On. JonN BuLl-D Dear sir IL am happy TO state 70
ron that have used pour valuable Cedron Bitters
with great benefit To myself. in general debility aud
pfo-traon of my syete produced by the unhealthy
aud miasmatic influence of the Mississippi River
around vitksbnrg. confidently recommend its use
90 all persons who exposed TO unhcs thy climates
a. " FO0IR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
TO YOUNG M f. n.

no arrest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad habits
L and rc,rove the rrects OF early Error. send Is
cents to 0AIEN'S HEAD DISPRNSARY, Louis
Vile, Kentutkg.
HAVING ID ton years experience IN this specially.
patients suffering rom any disease whatever OF pri-
va,. or conHs,rial nature and ladies' troubled with
any OF the almeut- cllar to the sex. nv enclosing
rs cents A. ahu a. with brief statement OF case. will
receive aiiuin- for SELF treatment by return mail,
ana inns avoid aaagkery We alsn have a Narix
Clasp which we auar antee 10 va-icoce'e in four
daye The Elet'rD-M MAGNETIC Preventive. Those de-
string TO limit Their of-prifg. can enclose stamp
for A pamphl I. containing engrayings and cxpana-
tons of the Above preventive. with an essay ON the
subject OF prevention. All correspondence conf
den lal Addr.s- al letters 10 j. WILLIAM !,
Drawer . II. Louisville. XIV Oct2%d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

wANTED - Every man feeling IL earcss Of .
habit contracted in youth. TO eend bis name and ad
dress with cent stamp for rutufn poetagel TO Dr.
ErnEs (;opBuR Box lsI0, Philadelphia, Pa, who
will iufbem tAsm Of Q method by which tAsy can be
cured, , asd The vigoe Of youth rsetosed. auaSo6m
hEi.MBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT b.
CHU
IL tie 0redf Dsuretie.
ma oosoySrxArEp EXTRACT eAnsAPAAslLA
EMs Great Rood Purifier.
Both are prepared accor ding 70 snses OF Pharmacy
,nade tfebsu&wty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
"a 9rAR ON RIREi

A STAR ON EIREl
was recently repeated b. the astronomer. What Of
that who earss for an orb nsraids Of miles aways
Meanwhile the Whole county = IN A BLAZE Of
the past year upoo tens orthpuoondeSf U.s.
HUMAN SPnERES
by that quencher OF hrcy hair that transformer OF
gray haif that sNln be6uti1er OF hair Of every nm
pleasant alsade Of color.
CHRlsTAUORO's HAIR DYE
apreparatisn ~ harmless a. April rain Manufactured
BY J. CKtSTADoRU, Ast0r House, N. Y. Sold
By all brogeisas. Applied BY oil Heis Dressed
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEpIkS for unpleasant and dangesOue
diseases. U-e B,LnSoLD's Ex1HAcs BUcsu AND In
u~nvvv E2c.- W - fG.hk-d&R1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

PArsxIs boyd 4 Co.. Solicitors Of Pa
tents, Gus Pine street. ST. Louis, Mo-,
officially report 10 tho DrNocRAr the fol
loving Patents granted Iowa and Missouri
inventors for the week endingsNov l2th,
isb-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
Pr AN O-FoRTE8
GRAND. eoUAnR Am uppsosar

Which are nov acknowledged b b, ~ TIE Lead
ng Afuots = thlD country, Superior 70 ony oehese
- Ames1ee. These lostruneEts posseee every nod
- inproveeent ase o. TIE lasgsst sise. nnishsd q
Cafve6 ~ flalA Eastwood C4ees. Mheae3eH every
vasiety or style. Each has the full Metallic FfeAs
OvefDtr1ng DAse, with q wiehout the eefao r.
sangeneDtj. Esch has the FseneA Grad Aeslo9, e
wledged 70 b superior 70 my other n sapid e.:
seution. These instsanents asea! seven, seyea eno
Q Quarter and Seven and Third Octases: eOnesrne.
I'd . f1osoushiy ssssoned Wood sne Of sss 6nsss
lies 81 ees nee swd Purity 81 Tone thfcue hoes The
sstss Re9sses: Elegance Of Fnish aae ssss Sp "a
YeblliN The Piano Fortes Of Oeeefs. J8NNfS
SON sre upsurpsseed BY any othef 1eksro q ne
world. and have taken the Highest Premium vnef
eveS RxhlbIeed. The Same facilities which enable
shis rm 70 produce Superior lnstfument. also ems
b them 10 OFFER their Plano FOftee 70 the punMc .
Twenty per cent. lower than any Other First ClaGD
mapufarturer III The country. -
M special att ntion OF Dealers Teachefe and OH
- e invited t. me examination Of these PianOe ~
fe waking thas- lection elsewhere. Every inetru-
neat q fuy War;, nted for Five Year,. Descriptive
circalan sent to all parts Of The cougty upOn epDt
s'se ~ AsSssSs r. r.ss NJ. ssl,ss NV fSSk.
0stwssa - . - Avsnsee, ssDee0y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

TnH negroes Of Leavenworth City. ard,
perhaps, Of bleeding Kansss" generally.
though deserted by leading Republicans.
who abandoned negro suffrage 20 its fste. In
order that white Radicals might secure
the loaves and fshss, although defeated,
ere not discouraged. They have. however
abandoned any further trust in their late
white friends, and now appeal 70 Congress
To this end . meeting Of tho negroes o
LeayeawoTth was held on the 18th inst, .
which the following, among other resolu
t.oas. was passed:
Resoiced, That we recommend to th
State Central Committee to call Stat
Convention, to assemble ns soon AZ prae'i'
all, for the purpose Of taking measures
petition Cea2yess 10 give us the right
suffrage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

A. ,,s, lis settled that Gen. g ant u
,aa,e,,. We flnd the following in The si'ss-
burg Ccmnereiat
~ Washington special TO the Cincinnati
raouirsr states that Gen Logan bad long
interview With Gen. Grant OF Saturday, and
ssys the general is radical enough for him
Ne thinks there is nc doubt Gen. Grant
will be nominated by the Republican en-
ven;ion.
sov why can't the Gasetts and Muaca-
tine Journal, etc., wheel right into liner
Anything or anybody that Logan says u
rsdicsi enough for him ought to 70 down
any other radisal throat without ~ effort
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

Warranted Cheapest and lest
To Farmers, Express Companies. stage Proprietors,
Livery Embellishments, and all who use Horses.
DIR TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINTMENT,
In Pint Bottles a, One Dollar.
For the cure OF Lsncness. Scratches. Wind CALI,
Srralns. Bruises. spats Calls. Collie. Slipping sti'
lie v,rhesfiny. Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, &c.
All who own employ horses, are assured that
this Linimcn will do all and more than IL stated in
curing the above-namcd complaints Dur ny twenty
year. i, has never failed TO gle satisfaction in -in
Gle Instance.
Sold bY Druggists and Saddlers Price 70 cents per
hnx ncnnf 40 Cnrilandf afrecf Now York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

ID r. y A M e s.
Formerly Of yam<.' Loek Hospitol. Csston.
House Street, New Orlsans, La.
Est Ablis h e d In 1850,
And located in Chicsgo for the last six years.
HAS REMOVED TO
NO. % RANDOLPH STREET,
Chicago, ILL,
Nearly opposite his Old Once,
Where he may be consulted upon the treatment
or ChrOMtc, .Wercwri0l
SNphiiifie, ScrofsslOsss,
And ell
Blood and skin Diseases
And Disorders Of .
ContagiOus venercal Character.
Cures them without resorting to Mercury Todids
POtassii Arsenic. or any poison. bus with Neutral
User, pce tive for all humOs1 and blood poeons.
ORsArIo WEAkrE-s. such - Seminal Weakness.
Nocturnal and D,arnal EmesiOnes brought on BY
abuse Of the system early indiscretiORs, excesees.
eniailed hereditaFy Vusinc luee Of memory, confo-
sion, depression, dnic.s, and oftentimes insanity,
with other deporhe train ~ symptoms, treated and
radically cured viii nfallible method. saving much
time and expense. elect, Ionorrh2a, Structure, and
all diseases peculiar 10 .he sexes. VI private nature,
radically cured.
Old diseases Of the MOST HOPRIBLE CLASS
whore the alood has become poisoned, producing
biotches on tie face small watery bstere, pains in
head and bones. liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body. scroful, together with an endless number OF
sufferings-
Or. james recommended by the press generally
tn medical faculty, ard professors ofmedica college,
etc Those afflicted should apply Immediately. and
be cured 0fthese terrible diseases,
DIR. JAMES has just issued a revised, improved and
greatly enlarged edition OF THR MONITOR On Ven
efal Diseases peculiar to the sexes with directions
and prescriptions for sell treatment.
SPERxAToRsnrA, caused by self abuse, sexual OK
cees. &C. Is fully treated and will not fail to arrest
the gttentlon OF the reader.
Animportant feature Of the book IL treatise upon
Conception how avoided-and the necessity and
prOpriety sometimes, of go doing.
TIE various disease peculiar to females are ully
treated and their remedies eiveu.
The Monitor Is printed upon 6ne paper. neatly ana
substantially hound. contanine 80 pagcs, and y y
intended az book. be kept for private reference
and consultation. II 10 mu!suW IN pasvo-moch n
the smallest space. Buy Il! Read ~ The book VII!
injufe none. but benefit aIl-The old and yOun0 Of
both eexes married and single. Prioo OF
Book, &l.OO.
Address. d. JAMES. =. o. Drawer sees. Chicago, N.
Dr., james Office and Pafloes ere ct % Randolph
o0ee, corner OF Deasbosn street. Chicago whose ne
nay Be consulted personally o. By leeesf UPON IN die
eseee pertaining to Aie speciality. Once hours nom
A. y. tosP. n. Coneultatiooe occidental.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
ITCH! ITCH!! lTCH!!'
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH

IN rom to ~ To - hours,
WHRATONH OINTMENT cnres TUE ITCH.
WHEATONS OINTMENT cures SALT RHEUM.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cusse TETTRR
WHEATVNe OINTMENT cnres BARBERS ITCH
WHKATONU OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
wHEATON's OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
~ uaomor, hike Magic.
Price. 80 ceats . boz. By mall 20 centA
Address WRKKS POTTER,
No. lie washanGtoa Street, Boston. Aaee.
Fee sale By Al DsngEistS. asgldAwly
HE!MBOlD'e EXTRACT BUCHu gives heath
an9 v!9or 10 The name and oSoO0 70 the paI1id cheek
pecenv e acccm panied By many alarming synp
n0ss ano y no treatment Il euhmttted 70, e0neump
Aons nanny O epneptie fts snsue. ISebo-d&w1g
The Healing Pool. ana House of
4kkCx h2.esd Aescsiation Reposts. Tor You've
= ana DsaAsts vhltA deroey The nv novs,s
ana cfesse iApedfments n HARrfsvr. v1tS "r,s
ofeAasee A1dSess. b.. >. eKJltfN &OU' .HTOv'
Howard Association, Philadelphls, Pa. aepas6 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

spirit and has been proved By ansyss to contain an
addition % gum, sugar. gnten carbon. iopann, Ssr-
certsir form Of diseases II owes ito osninciA aad
powerful effects ~ remedy.
Already IL IL recommended by oar nfss-cisss pny-
lie O. beverage and remedy with the most healing
effects for weak persons. It's extremely benineial.
ss Il bripsv bAck the glow Of health 70 the careworn
cheek. and strengthens and braces up the system.
and wsrds "a disease. Mr. l.. Ho6 has received the
encoiums Of Ill naticps has established himself In
ali pasts OF the Oid World, and HE beverage y *
teneivey known and need where all sptrtuous iiQu-
oss and alea sre scardod.
A. health giving beverage fol the alex and well.
il has no equal We han with delight Mr. L. hon's
advent In New York. His establishing depot In
this city we learn was through the direct instruncn
talty Of our rss physicians and doctors OF
FROM the N. 7. Tribune.
Sold at druggists' and groeeFe': Persons Wishing
agencies might apply to HoH' s Malt Estract Depot
0ll broadway. n. T., or LAN0FELDT, TaODE 4
CO., Sole Agents, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

THE GLORY OF MAN IS srRRNGTH.-Thsr
fore the nervous and dcbilitated should immediaf
In nee liz NnOIp'a ExfnAcH RuCHu. ldS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

q. II. Les, oscaloosn-c hnrn; {. j Fish
err. WauAou -doos~aol,lcr J. B. 4 NJ. X
Jack son, Roche. icr brink ing tires.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20


A. Z. Campbell. Ch.ltenhNm washing
,eAchine, '" u NosTe. Wlache.ter-i
rr5sc1 leather hlackme; J Smal 81. Louis
snschne Tor tenpcrlns iiles ap'. other ri
,ses; w. l.. Ccsssns 4 J. II Jones. 81.
Leafs -sppara' "a FIR carburating air q
a. tone, ~. Lonis--grinding mill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20


year has been gathered in excellent ceudi-
ton, for very little rain fell IN all the grain
growing districts during harvest Bus thia
10 an exceptional season. IL those districts
had been visited with the rains and cloudy
weather that have prevailed along the sea-
board, wc think the grain crop would
have been damaged to the amount OF one
third Of its value. This sometimes hap
pens. and there is much more damaged
than sound wheat in the market. Ordina
Illy The wheat is left in small shocks, with
two bundles laid crosswiss for . csp, until
tho threshing machine comes, which may
be within two weeks or two months after
cutting. IL the weather is bad, the grain
moulds and sprouts, and the market is
crowded with damaged wheat. The stra y
Also i injured for feeding purposes. The
loss to the county from this source.
amounts annually to many millions of dol
lars. II Il could be saved, 1t would nav an
the taxes laid upon farmers.
Then. . good barn saves immensely in
tue expense of keeping stock and in the
convenience OF feeding them. Itisa COM
, mon estimate that shelter saves one third in
fodder This estimate 10 certainly not too
nigh for the northern half Of the Northern
states. The consumption 81 food q keen
Up animal heat in freezing weather 10 verv
great, and this does not benefit the farmer.
lie wants IN increase Of flesh and fat, arti-
cles that . backyard rec linen rarelv c;vs.
With . plenty Of grain. An animal Iii
thrive out Of doors. bot be does NOV thrive
~ be would under shelter. Iii. too exnen.
eiteS eyen in the grain districts. TO subst;.
eaee caen for boards. Without barns. slso.
~ efmer 10 very much at the mercy Of the
graan specnlator. With them. he can store
hia bay and grain, end sell when the mar.
ket suits. The Spectator knows the eitu,.
ton. ard visits the regions where the barn.
are yet to 10 built. He knows the fsrsne,
must sell. for he hiss no place TO store hi.
grain. lie generally prefers the tender
mercies OF the Spectator, whom he knows
10 the commiesicn merchant in the city
whon he does not know. lie wants th.
| eosh u hanA asA tahss What be en- gss.--
AZ whsa& elssa s1vansee 1isv ~ essl n I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

sshOsC COb0UuOo - - NuywUe6y ese
a Gaia 8aeea BY Snakes.
From the Oswege Palladius. 10 inst.
In the early part Of the mouth Of August
last girl naned Eliza Diummon about
II years ofage, whose parents live near the
town Of West Monroe, in this county, lei,
her home one morning for the purpose OF
picking berries and never returned. The
most diligent search vas made for her by
the parents aud neighbors. but no traces
could be found. She had not been drowned
-ior all places where there WAS water were
carefully examined, even to the wells and
cisterns IN the ncighborhood. After weeks
Of fruitless search and inquiry, the afflicted
parents gave up their child fos lost II was
reported that band Of vagrants had been
seen near the locality about The lime Of the
disappeasance, and the opinion prevail
Cd that ~ child had been stolen BY 0yps
oieo.
Ths sssns, which ssssssd profound SEN
sation u The time, had alnso-t passed from
the oinds Of I'll savs NE xirickvs parents.
when Il was painfully recalled hv recent
occurrence. On Tussday last FIVE or zig
lads went out hunting 10 the vicinity, snd
during the day came upon spot where
large number Of black snakes were Uncover
cd and killed The appearance OF the rep :
tiles in such numbers and at this season %
the veos va considered semsskables and ie
vas suegsstsd By enc u the party that .
breeding den oss b somewhere near. A
search Vas Immediately commenced which
resulted in manner lar different from their
expectations.
In the side OF little hill near the edge Of
. swamp vas found sort Of opening, which
in the summer was concealed by tail grass
and bushes. In this opening was found .
human skeleton. from which every particle
Of hesh had been taken. The bones were
Is white rs ivory and all perfect. Near 10y
was . TIN pail aud tin cup in 4 rusted con.
dition. The boys were terribly frightened,
and gave the alarm. Tho remains were ta>
ken from tho mouth Of the den. and an CT
animation showed that tho place had been,
and probably now Was. breeding place fos
black snakes. Tho boldest hesitated 20 ems
enter. Tho entrance which was large
enough for the admission Of mans body
grew smaller and tended downward. Light
ed balls Of hay soaked in kerosene were
thrown into the cavity, and in less than 6f.
teen minutes cighty>two snakes. ranging IN
length from one and a>half 10 four feet, were
killed.
The pail and cup we're recognized BY Mr.
and Mira. Dsummond o. those taken by their
child, when she went away for the last time.
The physicians pronounced the remains
those Of female child, aad there can be no
doubt but that the poor little girl, while
picking berries in the vicinity Of the spot
became tired. seated heeself IN The shade u
the opening = this horsid den, vas a.
tackled by the reptiles in nanbers end
killed.
The discevsry has shocked the whole com
munity, and almoss prostrased the stricken
parents, whose hearts are made 70 bleed
anew 1t the thought Of the horrible ssts
which deprived then of their child
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

The variety Of cough medicines which
have been, and are, psspsred and ADVERTISE
10 the world, il would be impossible for ~,
and exceeding difficult, We think, for any
one, to enumerate. To use . common
phrase. there is no end Of them" Doubt
less many Of them are very good things,
many more indifferent, worthless, and some,
perhaps, positively dangerous or injurious
There is one medicine. however, which has
been prepared for the cure Of coughs and
affections Of the lungs. which is in the
hands Of proprietors of the highest charac>
ter and responsibility. which has teen very
largely used and tested. and which we wish
TO recommend TO the public for the reason
that We can do 1t in all truth and sincerity,
believing, A. ~ do, that it is not, aud neve.
hes been, surpassed for excellence and
thorough efiisisncy.
That 1sdieine il "ALIEn's Lose BAT
SAN" Iss propristoss ere J. N. hsFfss
L Co., . firm widely known and very
greatly estssmed. composed Of gsntlemcn
Of The highest ch.racter and responsibili-
~, whose enterprise and intelligence are
every way noteworthy. This medicine 10 pre-.
pared BY chemical process and apparatus
Of more than ordinarily costly nature, end
il is beyond Ill question never failing and
thoroughly complete cure for coughs and a..
fectiens Of the lungs. even whom the latter
are Of very serious and threatening char
aesss. One excellent physician goes % las
- . seats publicly over his ows signature,
thAA he has . perfect conviction that deep
seated pulmonary consumption hae bees
cured BY the use Of Aliens Lung Balsam ;
and there are an abundance Of most re-
spectacle and reliable testimonials, in the
possession OF its proprietors. tha. it has in
innumersble instances effectualy cured very
severe coughs Of long standing. accompsn'
led Nth cold chills, night sweats aud d.
arrhra the system Of the sufferer being
in some case, very much Frustrated.
/ We do not hesitate to say, from Out
knowledge Of the virtue Of this Balsan, and
from IN, entire confidence We have in the
character OF its proprietors. and the state
e cnt Of certain citizens Who have repeated
~ used the medicine, that it is really one Of
the greatcst and best things ever yet dis
covered for the cure Of the particular nala-
dies for which it is signed, for il 10 moi
pretended that Il 10 cure for every thing
and il proprssors have never represented
it a. SUCH We will only add, let every ens
who has . cough or an affection Of thu
lungs. get bottle Of "Allen's Lung Ball
sam" and give il fair trial. Having dom
this, they will need No tsstimenials . con.
vince them Of ito extraosdinary mssits.-
From the Providence, r. l., Advertiser, Feb
rusry 90, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28
A CANVASS OF TIRE Union

A CANVASS OF TIRE UNION
proves that the mort successful candidate for general
favor ever placed before
THE PEOPLE.
that pure and salubrious vegetable beautiH.r.
CRiSTADORo'S HAIR DYE,
Far and wdo, throughout the restored republic, In
dcasnce OF rivalry and competition, 1t appeals
TO THE POLLS
Of all who design to cothe the ssme with the magni
cent black or brown hues which nature has denied. or
age stolen away. Manufactured by J. CRieTADO-
no, Astor House. y. Y. Sold by Drueaists.-
Applied by oil Hair Dreseere