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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
What the Druggists Say.

RreMrryAsfA. o. Aug. H. l-bs.
Ccu,s-Ihave h-cn dealing Ia proprietary medi.
c4aes Tor tue last Ia years and have never before
f,and a preparation that would equal yonr !" Pain
killer Il not only re- very rapidly. hut gives the
rno.i T~rft sa,isNttion in every case hat has come
80 my knowledge.
la my prsc,ise very seldom preeeritc pi tent med.
.r'nc 'hui, having euiirc confidence In your Pals
Kn e- rnd knowing that II po-r-rses valuable med
ica proportions irees II In my dsils Practice
III. ihe "a - standard medicine have Tor salr and
Inriy fArnil,s IT, i- vicinity wend n- soon think q
hsne oa' ~ Reef Bread a. hoai BOTTLE " Pain
Killer Ia the hoase.
loaa,. vary truly. ISAAC A. roRAN. NJ. ID.
a. 4 ntnsan = Co.. ~ Ch iriattc-sillc. Va. writ"
-lodt Pain klllcr /. aecilaily ,he mus' popular
proprietary m~dieiur said ia this Suite.
}. ~ Neal. D., Qutman. ''s..-i hsve no
90 ibt twill awas- be thu great family nsfi' ne
MAnirt.rs and Public ~p"s,'s"r-'
sAo are % Omen .illete with hrats dseares. VIII
nni remedy in
ALIENS LUNG EAlSA NJ.
Iorense. ana waters sometimes give rehc', nut
mis- Haisam. taken n Few times. viii insure n cure
VIII the afictei Cicrrs man please te-t its neri'sf
TESTIMONIALS rHYstIAs-.
DR. Nathaniel Harris for many years resident OF
Mid ilehnrry. Vt rec ,mmends the Bsisam as being
superior q all other remedies for Bronchitis lie
Gays 81 have doubt II viii coon become oiassi
cal gent for the Of all diseases Of the
Throat, Bronchial Tuhe.. and the Lungs
NATg. HARRIS. NJ. d.
Dr. Lloyd, Of Ohio. surgeon in the army during the
war. from exposure contracted consumption. He
sa,s II have no he-tancy Ia stating that IL was by
The use Of your Lang Bal-amsh,, am n,~ alive and
ENJOYING hesnh" Dr. Fletcher. Of Missouri. says .
II recommend yonr B,lssm IN preference 10 any
etlst sd e!ne Cor Conshs. aud II giyes satsiacton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
NEWS
~ TELEGR.sPH,
TO THE DAILY DEWQCfeag'.
NEW YORK.

Nav York, Nov. % A special says -
Gen. Grant will soon submit to Congress
ths report Of Msj. Whi.,lesey. WHO was de-
tailed last spring 90 visit West Point and
various leading colleges Of the country, with
view 10 suggesting plsn fer the in,roduc-
tiaa Of military Instruction. The plan CON
templates bureau Of military education in
the War Department, under charge OF Dl-
rector General. With the rank and pay Of
Brig sdiss General. The State Legislatures
are 10 designate the colleges in which the
plan may BE- carried out, and 10 each Of
these the President is to appoint two mill
tary professors. Students wbo pureue mil
itary studies are to have books and camp
equippsges furnished free. A limited num-
DER Of college graduates showing the great
est proficiency in military studies are 10
have their names published In the army
register, and one graduate per year from
each college will be commissioned - I'd
Lieutenant in the army on the Same footing
With West Poins graduates.
Detective Raker was brought under arrest
before the Judiciary Committee rs . win ess
yesterday. II:s excuse vas that be thought
he was not aptei unless q certain woman
ing tor bu, coul not find
A special says GOV. Holden. Of North
Csfo,;ra telegraphs e light { ON Raleigh
that the radicals have certainly carried the
state hy decided ma ority on the question
of ealing a convent on under the recon
etructiOn act.
Gen. Grant in his report estimates the
expense of the War Department for the
next hscai year at $40. 00o, 900, and shows
tina. there has been important retrench-
n.ent. He states that Gen. Sherman 10 Of
the opinion that peace with the Indians is
firmly established
Gen. Grant is silent regarding the con
tinuAnce OF the freedmen's bureau after il
expires by law next summer, but endorses
ell the military commanders who are en-
forcing the reconstruction act.
A special says: According 70 present in
dications, efforts will be made 10 remove
the Sergs aut-at- Arms Of the Senate, Mr..
brown. Gen. Burbridge Is urged ior the
position.
II is said that the President proposes to
recommend 10 Congress the Reorganization
u ali the Executive Departments, with .
view 10 securing an efficient mana cement
OF tho details OF the business of each.
JEFF Davis counsel will object to his be.
ing tried by Judge Understood. charging
that the latter had shown himself bitterly
p,ejudiced against him. lie will also oh
ject to negro jury Is illegal and incomps-
tent. II the Court 0verrules these objec-
tons, the counsel will sbandon the case.
Secretary NJ .Culloch stated to-day, that
HE report on the finances will not BE- sent
to Congress until the day after the Pres-
dents message 10 transmitted in December.
The army mastering and discussing Of
Ace has been discontinued, by order Of Gen.
Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

Sr. Loris, June ls, 1863.
Nm ,Ioux II. Bloop. Agent of Lsllemsnd's
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia Specific:
Ihare prescribed the above mentioned Spc-
ciA,. and must say that bave never found
any remedy that carries so much certainty
Of n quick and sanitary cure as that has in
all the cSses where have used u.
Dr.. O. ". PHILrPs.
ST.. Lcris. March, !, 1883.
Mn. Lrlrcn: - Dear SIR - chesrfully
bsnr Testimony to the value and efficacy
OF your Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely relieved me from tint distressing
nslady. h. A. BsSoisr,
.Banker, 81. Louis.
ST. Lovis. March 81, 1858.
AUX. LElrcu, ESQ Like many OF my
profession have suffered severely with
rhenma,i.m. and could get no permanent
relief until tried your Specific. am hap.
pv 20 cay that its use in a few days, restor-
I'd me to health. Sienedl
Carr. Mails, Of Steamer warsaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL. MrSN Nov 2l.-Pe.er O'roole,
u ci'izen of Mendoza, was yesterday run
over and instantly killed by . locomotive Of
the Minnesota alley Railroad. while walk
Ing on thr trsck, with y jug OF whisky in
each hand
Alderman &. l.. Grant, who was presented
by the Grand Jury Tor alleged fraud and
malieasance III connection with illegal reg
istry at the last election in this CITY, Was
yesterday discharged for want of sufficient
evidence.
Water in the Mississippi is very low, with
hut few boats arriving Navigation will
not continue much longer. The weather is
very mild and beautiful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. Nov 21-S8NArR-The
Senate met at noon. and Was opened with
PRAYER by the chaplain.
The following Senators were present: The
President. Messrs. Anthony, Cameron, Cat.
tell. Chandler, Conness, Cole, Cofbett,
Conklin. Cragip, Davis, Dixon. Doolittle,
Drake, Edmunds. Fessenden, Fowler, Ere
linghuysen. Grimes. Harlan, johnson, Jor.
don, Morrill,, Of Vermont, Morrill,, Of Maine,
Norton. Nye, Morton, Patterson. Of New
Hampshire, Patterson, of Tennessee, Pome.
roy, Ramsey, Ross. Sherman, Stewart, sum.
ner, Thayer, Upton, Trumbuli, Vanwinkle,
Filley, Williams and Yates.
Mr. Sumner asked the unanimous consent
20 introduce bill for the further security of
equal rights IN the District OF Columbia.
lie stated that it was An exact copy Of bill
passed at the last session but not returned
by the President, it therefore became ncces-
sary again to pass it.
Mr.. Davis obiecting. the bill was laid
over.
Mr.. Eimunds offered the following Joint
resolution which was read and laid on the
table. and order.d printed.
lie said he would call II up ct an early
day and hoped that it would be passed with
entire uuanimity.
WHEREAS. The public debt OF the United
STATES was, except where specially otherwise
pr'v'ced, contracted and increased upon
tie iaiih aud credit of the United States.
that Inc same would be redeemed or paid In
coin or it's equivalent, therefore
hsssnei. by the Senate and House Of Rem.
resentatives Of the United States OF Amer
lea in Congress assembled, that tue public
deot OF the United STATES. excep, wherein
the law authorizing the sale and other pro.
visions were expressly made, is owing in
coin ar its equivalent. and the United States
is hereby pledged in lie payment according
~.
Mr. Gaines moved that when the Senate
o. iGrned it be Till Monday
On motion OF Mr. Morg n it was ordered
that the Senate meet at II IN daily.
On motion of Ar Wilson the bill for the
Calling out OF volunteers TO suppress bosiil
iins, and the biii vacatinG certain munic pal
Offices In Alexandria, he inisfiniely post
poncd.
Aaiou rncl.
Housn. The House assembled Ut noon.
The attendance of members is unusually
iatse The galleries were crowded before
II CLOCK, and many ladies were accommo.
uatcd In the gentlemen's gallery.
mr.. stevens. of Pa was in his seat appa
rrn'iy In rs good physical condition ~
usual.
Inc session proceedings OPENED with
prayer, by Chaplain B,yn,un.
Messrs. Woodward Of Pa, and Cary, Of
ONO, members elect, took the oath pre
scrlbed by law.
ine eight members elect from Tenn.
having been called by the Speaker to take
the oath, Mr.. Eldridce OBJECTED 10 the oath
being administered 10 Mr. Stokes and moved
his Credentials be reicFi,d TO the Committee
on Credentials.
Mr.. James Brooks objected 10 administer
ing the oath to any OF The Tennessee dele.
CATION, on Inc ground, first, tina, two, ii not
more OF 'hem have been guilty of treason
10 The Hovernment and taken The oath Of
aiessrce 10 The confederate government
ara Jen. Davis; anl, second, there does
not now exist 10 the state Of Tennessee Z
republican form Of eovernmsnt lIAuahter
on the Republican eide.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-A special report say
Weston arrived about ten o'clock to night
Al Toledo. and that he will star, from thence
tomorrow on his fourth effort TO make 100
miles In "a hours
A citing for the organization Of Grant
club in this city is called Tor Saturday eve
ming
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAsclsco. Nov. 2l.-The steamship
Montana. from tho Northern coast, With
sl5o.OoU in treasure, has arrived
The news from Oregon and British G v.
lumhia i uninportant.
The project of annexing Northern Idaho
to Washington Territory. is attracting at
ternon. A committee has been appointed
10 draft \ memorial aud obtain signatures
asking Congress to aunex Northern Idaho
TO Wsshins,on Territory preparatory to the
admi sion of tie latter into the Union.
large quantity Of opium, by tho Great
Republic, was seized in an attempt TO dc.
f-.ud ,,a ,av.puc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
STEAMSHIPS.
Fer DrenoD vic Nouthanpten.

Fer DreneD vie Neuthanpten.
New York = Drenen Steamship
Company
First Class u. 8. Mail steamships
ATLANTIC, NORTHERN Ll0HT,
BALTIC, WDSTERN 0BTROPOLlD
C6o0peee AsA0e.
LEAVE PIER NO. - NORTH RIVER ON EVERY
OraRn SATURDAY. FOR
SO0000opeo0 and Oeeo0eD.
Taking paeeengesI to Southamptoo Havfe aad Bre-
men at the following rates. payable IN Gold o. its
equivalent IN In cuSTuncy.
Fret Cabin, ello; sscosd cabin. -: stsssags -
10 LOnd0n or Paris, - addisional)
From Bremen. Southampton. &C., TO New Yosk.--
hret cabin. $40: second cabin, -: etesraee -.
EXCURSION TICKETS, OUT AND HOME.
Flint cabin. SEQ; second cabin $3.50: steelage go
Sailing days nom New York and Bremen;
Nay =, and IS june I, IS. and -; July 1s and -;
August 10. and "a Sept Z. and q Oct. B. and 10.
For Freight. expressags. or psaeeee apply to
mAyltd President. ~ Broadway.
JOHN p. STlEBOLT, Agent. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis, Nov. 2l.-The Grand Jury TO-
day ionrd two indictments against Joseph
Meyers, implicated in the robbery Of Tas.
sir, Genrr X Co one for receiving stolen
goods the other for grand larceny.
Nj. Strauss, mixed up in the same matter,
surrendered himself TO day and was released
on five thousand dollar bonds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
- -
OHIO.

CLEVELAND. Nov 2l-Weston expects
to reach Toledo tonight. Thirty miles
travel from half past p m. lie is in fine
spirits and condition. The roughs tried 10
jump upon him at Fremont, but were pre-.
vented Nv the police
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Nov. - -lngcrsoil, o! H.
linos, introduced . bill yesterday TO repeal
the law authorizing - .o0O, 900 per mont b
OF currency to be retired, and prohibiting
any further reduction OF currency by the
Secretary Of the Treasury
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
WlSc0NSlN,

EVANSVILLE. Wis. Nov 2l.-A Fireman
on the Milwaukee 4 Prairie Du Chen h. r.
named VIM. Albert. fell from the train on
Monday night and % cars passed over his
legs, severing them from his body. lie died
Yesterday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
CON n Z q cOAI.
DaveDp0rs Market Report.
Ussics o. sHs DAvsxPOns DBsooaAs,
Novamhop % 1897

ussics o. sHs DAvsxrons DssooaAs,
November -, 1857.
FLouR--Choice family, Wholesale, $40; re.
tail, elo.00. Red winter wheat, Wholesale ell.
20; retail. el9.oo.
WasAf-ol.401t1.s
BAnLar-ei. l0Gol2S.
OAss- 5o155 cents.
RYR-tl loQol IS.
CoAS-New. 64065c In the ear.
OHIoMs-75c.
ArPLss-4.oO TO 500 per Dbl.
Po1Aross-l.o0cQl.lO
Bussss-S0c. per b.
EOos-e Cc.
HAr-0ood Timothy $1,000 to 1890; iPsai-
re Is 90 to $1,000,
CoAs-Soft. delivered, 20 ccnts per bushsl.--
Anthracite. delivered. eib@e1s per ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
LONG HoRJWS nATIvE WINES !

Golden Wedding, Sparkling Ca
tawba. Stili Catsvbs, Delaware
md Virginia Seeding. The Wines from
this old established House. have gained a world
vile sriebrity Tor their excellence and In purity,
sruy favor and hoquct. ,hry unsurpassed IN the
market either Native or roRytos.
Trade supplied by Lsne.eldt. rnodo d Co.. ct pro-
rricfors pr'c-- deaG I'm
Jusrsn Tau Soar cures chxpped hands. salt
rhcnm. pinIe- and all cutAneous affections. render.
iua the -Sn -pii .ad smooth. Manufactured by
CAsWEfL, MACK & CO., New York.
sold by all Draggi-ts f-hsdw&rGwcwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
ACCIDENT Fine Arts.

10 Ms Editor 81 lie New lori Herald..
Respecting the relics of porcelain ware
found 10 the late eNhutnsfions NJ llercula-
ncuin, which have hesn G3rNardei to the
Sac,riv Of An,Iqni.ies 10 london, whereof
your correspondent rag - hot 10 rese,n-
bling Draasa Plantation i,ti.rs WAS un-
daNbiedly placed amane the rnias hy tie
rsrnt OF Dr. DrsGc. wa ie,tie - sla.e lie Is
Tao irroct ~ every respect Il a hottie was
. Gni Their, bearing our lettering, the ian
ghscc 81 tho AGcit =, K ,m4as was different
from The accepted itet1in.e of thst Gay
Oar agent has Other hassnnss than this in
Eirars en1 h.a no, bsrn IL Italy At all.
NJ aonbt Auc' ans carry Piantarion
BITTER. 20 Hogne hai trTinr - imposc upon
society vi Antilusfians IN this wav, seems
qu'ts useless, arr va do not quite appre-
css:c the Ike. | j. unucc 'ssary for US 70
spend money ia Europe while we are una
hle 10 supply the donani Tor these cclcbra-
Tod ttters hers. Respectfully,
T. Ii DpAxp n To
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

Ch1c09o Market.
BY Telegraph. November -.
FIour-Dull and easier on Ill spring grades.
wheat-Dull and declined l@9c No. l sx-
tremely dull At l.ee@l.s6 No. spring l.7s)<
@i1s closed with buyers at l70. and sellers
~ LII No. 3 closing nominal at l S.
Corn-Opened higher but closed lower and d.
most nominal, NJ csc new active and higher q
5s;sGs0.
Oats Higher. at 56s.@5f.
Rye-Dull sales of No. 2 at l. 300l.s2,
barley Held hrm but dull ct 40 for No. 2.
Provisions Market excessively dnil owing 10
the warm weather and unprecedented receipts
OF live hogs packers are unable to work of
Their product, and nearly every house 10 full.
Pors-Mess ranges at le.5oaeo25.
Lsri-litsalse
Green Haas 9ss.
Dressed Hogs-Dull aud 10 yer, st s.7o07 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

las ladies'. IN their sovereign capacity as
Juds" Of emotional equipment, have dc.
c'tod that M pesidns IN xistenca produces
tle -sins delicious sensations ~ are cxne-
risu'ed While ,nh.hny the exquisite fra
gr'ncs Of Pnsloo's Night ~ oming Ce-
rca. = Y. pispstch.
Ear i.rARrily. 1 hcr4 are hundreds of
paep't who DO not dare 20 eat hearty meal
ot ,iciuoi>. Ter fear oi ,ao distressing effects
TIA saios. tol's lYsrtrs,a CrAg will
siop Il siauianenusly. Il has cured more
c.sea Of ps-psp-ia thaa asi other remedies
oomhiacl. fiks I. freely, and you VIII be
satisfied 81 its merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
EVERY FAMILY WANTS oMEl
THE AMERnCAN
Bread Mixing and knsallsg

FOR FAMILY USE.
FLOUR, MIX, &C., being mt In the nan oe,he ma
eh.,. LEV lew minute turning Of the crank stfrs
.osesner eectaally renevss eli lamps. and
T%s H,a .aa99toughly kneaded dough.
.,. Bread Is perfectly clean. Preparation. and
~. ~. need no looeer constituts neces
~ pr;n n q Gar bread. 1aiine-day need not be
Tn nm .n; sSsy Tor hands and anna
BALI an hour By hand. 4 chiid "a tara il.
~issss. y. ames wants one for bic wife. 0O01 com
. circular. esSsessY M svrn
General Agent for Iowa. Dsv,nport. lows. o. Bog
IN 2 t es,e a. PARKS . HOSNER.S and 1t Ne
MAIN SOKDAN'S. Daeears,s4 II ooyl9d& vi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

MAGNOLIA WArEa.-A delightful toilet
ar,'c'c-su superior to Cologne and at half the
prize
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

=. hott"~N's Puis Ann OlvtMgxr.-Heal,h and
happiness are the twinsistcrs which render existence
pleasant aud eeabie FOR the en- mcnt IT life do
lSnds. III treat measure. the state OF the health
None reed despair who sufer nom dyspepsia pull
snonsiy affections. nervous disorders ucerp eerof-
ulA. pileA. or hstulas while theee lannon's medicines
s'iler not only an antidotc but radical cure They
have had We meet marvellous In the worst
type II diecases which aiict the human race sold
at all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. November %.
Hogs--kece.ved TO 12 N, 49, 40 head. The
sudden warm weather has placed . check on
packing operations; receipts arc rapidly aceu.
nulating, and there are no buyers salss to.
day ct reduction of 25@Sec on oil grsdes, the
range beng At 5.soQ6 20.
Cstte--R Received TO ~ T.. 1855 head. Market
qniet sad modersseiy active uader fair packing
and limited shipping demand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

~. l.ouls Market.
By Telegraph Nov. -
Flour-Nominal: no 6emsnd.
Wheat--Nominally UNCHANGED; spriug l.7S@
LES.
Corn s09ee5.
Osts--6606sc.
Rye-l so for choice spring
Bariey-Held higher, llS01 4sX.
Pork-30 6O12l 90.
Gear Sides-lslS0lssl.
Shoulders-ll5s@llx.
Lard-ls0l21.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22

SPxRR's WINES are the pure Juice Of the
grape whose pure and generous quslities
cannot be cxcelled for the invalid or COM
valescnt. They arc highly esteemed for
sscramentsl purposes. N. B. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.


To my Unised stMtes and World.
wide Readers.
have received many Testimonials from pro.
fessiouAl and medical men. as my almanac. and
various publications have shown. all Of which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, is
certainly one Of the most sensible communioa.
tions have ever received. Dr. Clement knows
exactly what ae speaks Of, and his testimony
deserves to BE- written in letters Of gold Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN De
sTROYER:
vnLASow, wAlKrR Cousry. Ga,
jane 29tb, 1865.
Da JoHH Bult-Desr Sir: / have reeestly
given your "worm Destroyer" several trials
sud find il wonderfully efiicseious. has not
failed in . single INSTANCE to have the wished for
effect. l am doing pretty large country prac-
tiee, and have daily use FOR some article Of the
kind. TN free to confess that bnow Of no
remedy recommended BY the sblest authors that
Is so certain and speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you is to find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you.
II can get it upon easy terms. shall use
great deal of il. I am aware that the use OF
such articles is contrary to the teachings and
practice of grcn. majority Of the regular line OF
N. 8, but zee no just cause or good sense in
discardins a remedy which We know TO be eff
cient. simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. For nv part, l shall make its
rule TO use all and any means 10 alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able 10 con mand :
not hesitating because some one more Ingenious
than my self may have learned its effects FIRST and
secured the sole right TO secure that kno slcdge
However, am by no means advocate or sup
porter OF the thou ands of worthless nastrums
that food the country. that purport to cure 81
manner of disease 10 which human fesh is heir
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. am. sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS =. CLEMENT. n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
Toledo Market.

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph Torsoo. November a.
Flour Quiet.
257.
XCoin-Oid. dull new, unchanged sales Of
Osas-5c lever; salss Of No. / a ~.
barley -Sales'o HGieAieaa. i.so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-22
CmILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of .his celebrated medicine
Justly claims for il superiority over oil rene
dies ever offered to the public for the safs, Ger.
ain, sp eedy and permanent cure OF AEne ~
Fever, or chills and fever, whether o. sho'' "
org standing. he refers to the en''fe ~es's'.
end southwestern country 70 bear him testimeny
70 the truth OF the ssscrtiop, thst IN no case
vhstever will il fail to cure, il shs directions ~
.s,;.t,v followed end carried out. II . great
..,v cases . single dose has bees suficient IT,
. cure. and whole families have been cured By
eipels bottle, with perfect restoration Of the
general health. II 10, however, prudent, ed
= every case moro ceitain 70 care. IL iis use 10
continued in smaller desss for . week Or two
afser the disease has been checked, more espes-
tally in diAissls asd long standing basss, Usu.
ely this medicine will mot require asy I'D y
keep The bowels II good rder; s,ssld The p
tisnt, howeves, require eathastie nsdtefne.
aller haviDg takes three Z four doses o. -
Tesis, sinsls dose Of suLi's vssssAsas 6SAanS
pslls will BE- suiicient.
- On. JOHN BULLS ,Priseipal %
II 20 yifsA. Cross street, Lsstssins. k9
Ssla Wholesale and Retail by)
LAN0rRtor. fH0DE I. CO.,
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