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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-14
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION or OUR
W friends 10 our stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY

Which We are constantly receiying. Our stock
is entirely new. and having been purchased
since the decline in prices b one OF tns hfm
who l. now 10 New York. we are enabled 10
offer great inducements 20 al who may desire
anything in our line
Call and examine our stock. We wall al al
times take great pleasure IA shsWlns oar s1ods'
ELETCHER a CROCKETT.
mario If
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-14
In Chancerr al Na.hYiIIe

D. ?. Wilkin. soI'r forcompl'is. fsba5-l
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-14

We have ltaIlclsed The parts OF the
Sultans policy as contrasts with the Radi-
cal policy in this country.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-14
ID Chancery al NaahYiIIe-

S cgEFgthsI' s Cooper. soi'rs for compi''.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

Mr.. Bayard Taylor writes Is follows:
In hotels the cost Of living varies from
OLe dollar and half to three dollars day.
In Germany the latter sum will generally in.
GLIDE the necessary wine, . private parlof
and meals served therein-which luxures
in New York could not be eT joyed for less
than twenty dollars . day. In Southern
Germany you may pay about thirty cents .
bottle for the same quality Of wine which
our landlords furnish for three dollars Bat
then, on the other side, the profits Of .
German landlard are not $40, 900 per year
Nevertheless, In spite Of this difference, the
cost Of living in European hotels is at least
twenty per cent. more q present than it
was four years ago, end il has been made SO
principally by American travellers.
The presumablc expense Of An American
travelling in Europe this year Of tho expos-
ton, nay be thus gagged:
Flrst--For every shrewd, careful, econom-
ica single gentleman, an average Of 81 per
day.
Secone-ror ore moderately economical,
yet with taste for recreation, Sc per day.
Third-Fur Il luxurious person, $40 per
day.
Fourtb-For the sons of Petroleum and
Sholdy, $40 10 $50 per day.
The monthly expenses Of residence in
Germany, Switzerland or Italy;
For the first class Of persons, $50
Tor the second class Of persons, $50
For the third class Of persons, 800.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


One can hardly pick mp newspaper or turn a
street corner adays that he does not md.
ing him IN the face the announcement that Prof e0-
and-so has just discovered medicine which is pam
for all the ills that flesh IT, mar b. heir to-
These "wonderful" discoveries usually have an ex
isfencc ola few months, then disappear from public
notice. The reason ofther sudden extinguishment
Is apparent They were humbugs. At the outset all
medicinal preparations have equal chance foe sue
ceseRs all are equally unknown but the chafr is soon
w'nnowed from the grain BY the practical test which
an unprciadiced public applies 10 all things There
are but few preparations Of medicine which have
withstood the impartial Judgment Of the peo-
pie FOR any length of time. one Of the few which we
have now in and, and which has been a Ion. time
familiar TO nearly every household In the land is the
celebrated HOSTEL TIERS STOMACH BiTrERs.
Their almost universal sale-and use and their en-
pha'iS endorsement from all portions of the conn
ny. compel the admission that they mast be speclf-
lc Tor the ailments for which ther recommended
Letters b. fore Us test their efficacy In diseases of
the throat bcwc,s and liver. In that truly terrible
npla.rr dyspepsia they asc REGARDED AZ a sure
cure In ~ tsburRh where these Bitters are maui-
'hctured their sale Tor home T. immense. his
fact alone tpc8ks volumes in their favor Extracts
rom the Mnscaine Courier Iowa, Feb. :, 1s6s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
Denosratlc State Convention.

The Democratic sectose ~ the 90 rni Co.., a.
he STATE of Iowa are requested 20 send as -. ~.
STATE Ccnvv rsicn hereby called. to nc '''s -. :,
Nosxu ON the eeth day of Juno
!, oeloek A. H. Zen DE nomination Z, sa,e aN'
STAT or,ee.. ant The tr.a-aeioa Of other ouslnss
TIE ra,io OF rcp-c-sn.ston WIN DC que ger 10
worry one hundred voice c"rs tof Tho'nA- ;" 49,
IT,. ryr Governor. and one TOR every frne10" "
hundred cvc. my.
Coun,,c. casting lees than Gny votes will b. emil
led 20 one delegate.
n.,ev,ns that she integrity Of the rnicn, and the
svv~tvtv q fsee institutions dspsnA o - 6atinc
civ. measure, maintained BY the Dsno~sasae Party
we invite al Who coincide with - = sestoess opor
h ssnes Before me ccunasy - pEudpensis css psi
uasv s,cessous sos ths ssascl1se u dsleesscs.
By order of the Dsmocsutic esass osstrai Commit
&c. IN. DkwOOD, CHAnrAs.
May 18th. 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

The population Of Wintersst il / .se4.

The population Of Wintessst il ] .ss4.
The Omaha Republicap says s'Since the
3oth Of April. the Union Pacific Railroad has
constructed forty miles Of track.
Judge Brown, Of Guthrie county, recently
caught o ratllesnsks. has taken out its fangs
aud now has it bottled up as pet.
The census Of Winterses charges the lsca,
OF the Aa,iiso m with bAby. The Local
Indignantly repels the credit and cites the
officers to The record OF his past lie.
The Loyal Citizen says that Frank Gill;
man. aged II, was drowned near Morsvia on
the Sd, in pond made by a Oil in the.gsaca
OF the Iowa Central Railroad.
The FINAL survey On the proposed rail road
from Mt. Pleasant to Iowa City 10 nov fin
ished, and the route will be located at the
next meeting Of the Directors.
A new paper, T. Be called the: lors Vster,
gill b p1blished - the son Int, ct Knox
vile. II takes ~ piece Of the Marion cosn-
ty Republican, and will be ssdieally Repub-
lican.
The Dubuque Tmss hes a..slashing edi.
torial on Hay Rake swindlers. and warns
farmers and ethsss to look out foe then, lest
they be taken in AZ some in the vicinity Of
Dubuque hase - s4.s
Owing to the great scarcity Of all kinds
Of grain, an unusual interest is felt in the
growing crops. There has never before
been so many acres, by thousands, under
cultivation 10 North Western Iowa, as
this season. Notwithstanding the uufavor
able weather through April and May. the
prospects for heavy crop 10 excellent.
Wheat ard oats are looking remarkably
well, aud corn is generally coming up as
wei a. usual. 1t Was feared at one time
tha. the cod wet weather would cause much
OF the seed to rot. but We learn from farm
ers that the warm weather of the past wceis
hasdispelled the fear-F Dodge North
Wea.
They had serious smash'iup on the
Northwestern Road at Belle Plain, on the
LIST inst. The eastern bound Pacific Ex'
press ran into . freight train which had
been left standing on the main track at the
end Of the switch above the Round House
The engine Was completely demolished and
the coaches badly smashed. Tho freigh
, cars were loaded with agricultural imple'
ments, which were scattered in every d.
rcction. II seems almost . miracle tina
nobody Was killed, and but few persooi
injured. Mr.. Andy Dutton, the engineer
had his hands severely scalded and other
ways injured, but not seriously. Severe
attaches Of the train received slightinjuries
-Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

A CORRESPONDENT of q Cincinnati paper
says that the popular idea of Mr.. Peabody q
wealth is very much exaggerated, and that
there are men in this country much richer
than he. lie says that his gifts have not
been merely from his income. but from his
principal, which has become we're much res
duced aud that. being present ono day
when paper containing one Of these ex,
travagaut accounts Of his.wealth was hand
ed to Mr. Peabody, he read It. laughed, and
said: "Wcll, ecntlemon, all have 70 say
is, that have given away more than have
kent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

As MACMILLAN grows older he will prob
ably learn not 20 put too much confidence
in honeyed words, smooth addresses and spe>
cious promises. II now seems that Gen.
Lopez, who WAS his companion ard bosom
fri nd. apparently, sold out his imperial
ma aeg, and the whole concern for, $4,000
10 hard cash, and before Max. could fully
comprehend the situation he was handed
ovcr bag and baggage to Escobedo. The
galae.was olcyerlv played, and has probably
convinced Macmillan that the friendship OF
a Mexican 10 hardly TO be trusted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

he PaorRIrrIEs OF LirE.-The New
York Journal Of Commerce. notes No ono Of
the mcst striking pcculiarities Of the period
Of passion and excitement through which
the nation has passed. the:.region Of bQhngs-
ea,e.the use Of nicknames and bad labguaec
being MOI only frequent with those claim>
ing responsibility, but % common in dis
cnssing certain subjects that the exceptions
are remarkable. The editor says:
The subject is brought to mind just now
~ the fact that the newspapers. without
exception Yesterday spoke Of "Mr. Jefferson
Davis" calling him by his plain name, IL
ordinary proper language. Perhaps some
readers hereof will be surpri. cd 10 learn
that only three ysars ago We received =
sharp sco!dine from prominent city oon
Temporary for usisg precisely the same
nasnc ; sod il Vas presented as . gross of
tense to the public to call him anything but
JET" This 10 no Joke. Our con,empora-
y yesterday used the phraseology Of ordi-
nary respsctable society. Passion 10 past
Decency and propTiety resume their sway.
IL never harms man to call him by . nick
name. and il never benefits cause 70 sue.
tain It By INDIGENOUS and indigni6sd Ian
gusge Yet there was q time, only . few
months ago when the notion prevailed very
extensively that courteous ard civilized Ian
gvage applied 10 a rebel was an evidence
sy1pashy with rebellion. There were some
70 e,ns weak enough to be influenced nv IN.
nos'on, and who were actually afraid 10 be
gentlemen. II was only On ina ancs Of H.
effect Of passion on the public mad. r.,nl,~
ing in bed influences on social life Ana co,,,
mon civilization.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL NlGOH are re-
gained by HsLNBoLD'e ExrRAcs Bucuu. iisdAxiy
medicine. Invented by Dr J. H. sosEsss. Of Phia-
delphia IL intended 70 dissolve the food and mabe Il
into ehyne. the first process n dieeeon. BY clean
sing the Ston aeh with Sehencke Mandate Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the sppste and food that could
not be eaten before using u vii be easily daeested
Consumption cannot be cured ny Schenchs Pulmo.
mic Syrup unless the stomach and liver IL made healthy
nd the adpetit, restoscd hence the Tonic and Pills
are required In nsasly every Of consumption.
half dozen bottles of the 6KAWKED TONIC and
three or four hives Of The MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia
d. scilEnnx makes professional visits In New York.
Boeton. and at his principal Once In Philadelphia
svesy wesk. See daay psRers II sch place, a. Ms
pamphlet ON consumption Tor hts days for vistalton.
Please observe, when pufchaslae that the two like.
nssses Of the Doctor ons in The last stage Of Con.
snmption aud the other - he 10 perfect heath
On tho Government stamp.
Sold By all Druggises and Dealcss, price 81. =, :
bottle 81 90 the half dvsen All letters for advice
should be addressed 10 Of Schensk Principal Once
No. Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia. Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes 4 Co.,
N. r.: 4. 8. Haucc, Baltimore, Nd. John ID. Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio; walker y Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,:
Collins Broe.. %. Louis. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
eOlt0n'S Select ElaVcrs

OF TIE
CHOICE FRUITS & SPICES.
Are creating quite sensation among Lovers Of
Choice for their delicious Flavors
Strict Pur and unrivalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish to economizc seek
them. Coltons Pnre Vanilla Flavor lie sought by
many who appreciate iat Rich Flavor in its Purity,
livery Ike the many Vanilla Extracts IN market)
ESGoy. JAMES Y SMITH. OF PRovIpRscE, X. l., SAYS !:
My wife prononntes them superior to any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has used
EN Coy. VIM. A B~CktSGuAN, CoaE ECric- 7, says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
very fue
HOLLAND, kImothy Titcomb) the well known
author If Springfield. Mass. says: "They arc the
Standard in all this vicinity
DEALRRS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such list Of References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dcnlers Sold by Grocers and Drug
gisus. Prepared by J. W COTTON. Proprietor Of
Colton's Toilet Article No 3, 70 Heal and Beausify
the Skin Sold by Harrison 4 Stalks, and Parks b
Hosmer, Davenport iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. PINCH
FULLER, ~ Market street, for an Colton'e Prepare
tious: Sept 25-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

Tsr Atlantic Cable Company have pub
hshcd statement of their receipts during
April, which amounted to SlTs,7o0 in gold
the larrcs, number Of messages being sen,
from Europe TO America l.ilo, as compar,
with l.lis from America 70 Europe They
estimate their business from tho opening, on
July 2sth, 1865. 10 the end of April last,
Co have brought them 81, 2al, Gao in gold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

4 SAFETY smoke>stack, for locomotives,
has been invented by Nashville mechanic,
who has applied for patent. HIS smoke
stack is 50 constructed that no sparks are
emitted from the top of the stack, a shu,e
being fixed to carry them downward, and
they fall harmless upon the earth beneath
the locomotive, thus insulting safety to arti
clcs Of . combustible nature on the train or
IN its immediate vicinity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED By
RnlMBoiD's ExrRAcT BuCuU. ffeb5 d&Wly
Cure Of Hnflammasory RbcuSna-
tlOsm.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED By
RslnBoiD's ExrRAcT Bucmu. tfebo d&wiy
Cure Of Innamamasory Whcusna-
tlsm.
Sxa srss, Jan 20, 1857
Dn BnaSpnErH 80 some years have been sub
ject TO attacks Of innannmatorY rheumatism. which
physceans were OF tbs highest reputation. By thcr
advice took colchicum, citric acid, and other cele
hfsted repstiss but none relieved me OF shortened
last attack conclut ed 10 try your famous Pile.
40 lying upon my bed at the time euficIin the ss-
yefcst pains in my feet and ankles which pen
describe. The hist dose Of six Pills was effective
that in few hours the pain and swelling sensihiy
sbated. and in forty eight hours all gone. and
wss cured and have had no return.
ssnd you this testimonial Tor the bencnt of others
who. suffering In similar manner. may know how
they can And certain relief
lam respectfully yours, id. DUDLEY.
The Hon. Demss Barnes. eavs:-"I sell more Of
Brandreth's pills than all Others put together"
BRANDRETI'S PILLS are sold by all druggists,
and at tho principal Office. Branareth House, New
Yok. Observe Il. BRANDRETII in whteetiefs on
the government stump on each box.
| HELMROLD's EXTRACT BUCHu and IMrroy
sosr WASH secret and delicate dis rders In Ill
their siages. at little expense little change In
diet. Inconvenience and exposure. II Il pleas
ant IN tastc and odor. imng IN its action. ard
REQ from all injurious rsoperticT. tfeb5-dSwly
The Greatest Pain-Ieelievcr in
| the World. -Wsrranted superior to any osics
or pay, for tho OF Chronic Rheumatism
Toeihsche. Hea iache. Soru Throat Mumps. Burns.
Cuts. Ineect stings. Pains in the Back, Chest. and
Limbs Spraine, Old Sores. Sweings; also. to take
internally for Diarrh9a Dyrentery, Collie, spasms.
Sea Sickness, Vomiting and Croup. 1t 10 perfectly
innocent to take internally IL u,ed according to the
directions, and never falls, thousands can sstest
1t was fret introduced In 1871, and millions Of
bottles ar, annually sold. Every one who has once
used It. continues to do so. and recommend Il to
their friends as the most valuable medicine extans-
Certificates enough 10 al dozen newspapers have
been received By Dr. Tobias. His medicine, the We
nean Eminent will do all hat 10 stated and more
No one will regret trying IL. Those residing at
distance from physician. will ind il a reliable medi
cine 10 have on hand In Of accidents. Ask foe
DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment and taAe no other
Price "a cents and 81 Sold by all Dsu Rste Depot
sc Cortlandt Street, N. Y. my7-d&wlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

Two Buxon Niger wenehes Al a sscens.d
hop were overheard in the fol owing con>
versation II say, Dinah, dye know Mis-
emiffr sCsn1 say - I doss, Phmbe
'sOh she Il such pretty gal. "Ah! 7.
she cslorsd Or Slsis ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
QrrxR JuRiEs. Springfield Mass
Republican, June Sd, says:

Republican, June Sd says:
''Our Superior Court juries continue 10
outrage juance and seandsize themselve, bv
their verdicn. Yesterday, clearly proven
case Of house Of iil-fame. was given 10 the
first jury, which surprised court, prisoner,
counsel and public by N acqui,tai. Their
wins. IL they have any, haA better hasten
% town, asd reseue ,hsis husbands from
The disqualification ef the country seat and
. ah.st term. The other jury, that acqui.>
ted EsshU Adams Of the Exchange hotel.
where AL u them board. Of selling liquor
che day before, yesterday turned ahous and
soasietsd poor Irish Oman, With we0d
% leg, Of like offence. Nice and asisto>
cratic diseioctioa thsss juriss ers nakins
with truth end thedr eooociooooo There
80 sous too Auadssd liquee eosoo ~ u.
oeeo ~ couftss and it Will try Z lev oore,
= lsoss bsfers sbaodoning he bcfbeea"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
I'm the Coral Caves

I'm the Coral Caves
sesgreen said 70 be she prevailing hair color and
the FISH TAfLED MAIDEEs
eli on the rocks aud comb their green locks assidu
oosy. Bot the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer glossy browns and Ginning blacks to any Other
tinzcs and II nature has not given their fair heads
these beautiful hucs has robbed them
Of thris exquists baenty, they don't cry about
II, but resort NJ once TO
CRIsTADoRO'S HAIR DYE,
which In Eve minutes does Al that natu.c ala
Cor auy head In her happiest mood Manufactured ~
y. CBiSTADORO. Actor House. N. y. Sold by
all Druggl-ts. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

The Paris papers say that The; story
abeut the new French gun which shoots
people without powder q smoke IL quite
ire. The weapon il really : sling inpsev-
ed up y the nineessoth csufury standard.
Bulless aEe placed 10 . circular groove on a
disc Of steel. which. driven BY wheel Of
mech grester disastss, sevelves q peo>
dieio0s pace. and hurls est ths beliefs q
~ rsss Of about thru hns1ssd ~ diauts
Thsy sssiks = bard - me kollc,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT

6rosYlPoIsr, White co. Ark. May -, 90.
Dn Jour BuLir-Dear sis. Last February was in
Louisville purchasing dfnes and got some of your
Ssrsapariila and Cedron Btterr. My sot-in-law who
Was with the in the store had been down with rheu
mat'sm for some time, commenced the Bitters,
and soon found HE general health improved. DR.
Dist who had been in bad health, tried them and he
also Improved. DR.. Coffee, who had been In bad
health for several stomach and liver affected
,he improved very much BY the use Of your Dtters.
Indeed the Cedron Btters hae given ron great pop-
lsrty In thie settlement. think could sell great
quantity Of yonr medicines this iall-especialy a
yous Cedron Bitsers and Sarsapasilla ship me VIA
Memphis. care Rickett h Nicely. Respectfully
- O. u. WALHkR.
RxrHACr OF LAfIxn From PnovIpKxon, Ala,.l
May IS. 1896.
On. Jonx Bull: send you go for CHppos Brv
please eend what 1t will come to after psyine
hs&aht 10 Columbus, Mise have been troubled fof
several years with Indigestion have had to take pils
syery ngk for ten or Ateen years: and In February
lsoe. wa attached with general passlyas. va
sondncd to my room for the balance Of the ysas snA
q fscs, coutfnued In vcey weak and nervous coodi
Iion ucsn Some two msnths eincc, when was nut
noder an operation, and your Oedrou Bittefs iof
treatment. commeoced imprsvine right awey, ana
I'm pretty well restosed. You're. truly,
oct2t-dsod&w-ly A. l.. NRAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

La. ohEAE FEMALE EENEDY FOR IIlNZW8U-
LARIr1E0
Thsse Drops arc > scientifically compounded auid
preparation and better than any Pills, Powders, or
Nossrums- Being liquid, their action IL direct and
poei'iTe. rendering them rel sbe speedy md Ger.
ssn specific Tor the cure OF ell distractions and sup
prsssions OF nature. Thr popularity is indicated BY
the fact that over iooO bottled ere annually sold
and consumed by the ladies Of the United Statss.
svsss one Of whom tpoah = he stronrest tsrne a
praise OF their greet merss They are sapidy taking
'ns pace ofevsry Other Demale Remedy. and are con-
sidsscd BY alwho hnsw aukAe oethem. a. the sure..
sass.s and most infalhls preparation in the world
log Ne c0e q all tsnale eompaints, ths renovs, of
al eestToctseas q u1l0le. and the promet,u. a.
hesash regularity and ols<sksh Rxpg,eit di,,ceon.
sasans when hey may Be ssu1. and explaining vhe,
and why they should not, &C ud not be usea Mn
out producing sdects contrary 70 saatur,'e cAoseo
avt, will be found carefully folded around each bot
lie. with the written sgnasurs Of JoHx l. LyoS. lin
out which none ar genuine.
Prepared b. n. JOHN I. LION, io5 Chapel a
New Haven. Conn.,. whO On be consulted either nee.
ally. or BY NAH encloein& ssSnp) concerninr Ill
psisase di-eaees - female weaknesses.
sold by Druggists evesywhefe.
u.. General Agents foa the U. 8. and Canadse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12
may 2-dAwly

UNVEILED AND DxLlCATB CONSTITUTION
Of both ee1es, Use RxlxnoiD's ExsnAcg BUunu. \
VIII give bsisk and sasetstie belines, and enable
goa 90 sleop well. ~Isss4 f1uoS-AAD1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

A CesgymAn, while residing In South America q
missionary, discovered safe and simple femeey
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Dss
easce Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
whole train Of disorasn bsuuehs % By hasefsi and
vicious habits. Crest nnmbess Aave bssa earsl b,
shis ncbls remedy, Psoupssd b dcslEo - beaelt
the afflicted 1nA unfortunate, uiI send the recipe
ios preparing and ueus shis 0ediclnc, n . sealed
envelope, - ny enc who nee1e ~ Free Of Charge.
Address, JOSxrN r. 1NMAN.
Station D, Bibse House,
NAV 2-dAW1y New York CNfv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

Gev: Stone has cold out his properly in
koe1vnle. end psopesss To- threw himee,f]
upen ths chaeisies Of seme ether town ID Ihs
SeeeK ,e.s& Tsgar rxF \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-12

hklWbvLU'8 FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU
II aeer.sin cure fss Diseases of the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. pR0Psy.
ORGANIC WEAKNEss> FEMALE 0YPr.Ayyra'
GENERAL. DEBILITY.
And all Diseases or the
URINARY ORGANS,
MALE OR FEMALE,
NON whatever cause ori gin Ming and no raser Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases these organs require The nee OF uYcsic
IL no Heafment is submitted TO, Consumption "
insanity may rnsus- Our FSe-h aud Blood ere enp-
ported ffUfn these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
nat OF Posterity. dspsods upon pronrt Of a
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHu.
AvhhlishSd spweds els ysass. psspassAy
d. r. HELMDOLD.
DRUGGIST.
M BecAAwsy. Nsv YOts. and
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