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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

WAsuiSsros, Feb. 9.-The Senate con~
firmed Hon. l. c1l!ier, Of Philsdel phia, and
j. 4. Won lIoveks. of Buffalo, to examine
into the claims of Massachusetts,, for monies
expended during the war for coast defense.
The Executive Mansion has hccn thor>
cughly renovated at cest Of 100000
The now carpets and curtains were impor-
ted from Englanu.
WARRINGTON, Feb l0.-Ffactional cur
rency received by the Treasurer Of the Uni
ted States during the week $5TS. 100; ship
ments, soc. SO, of which $4,000 was
sent to the Assistant Treasurer Of New
York and te rent TO National banks. Other
disbursements during tho week were $3,-
6o3, 9o3; of the navy. $ll6, .43 of the In
terror, S5lo,cl2.
The committee OF Ways and Means will
probst,y Tomorrow report an amendatory
internal tax bill, based on the theory Of get
ting rid of the general tax on manufactur-
ing at the earliest possible moment but the
wants of the Government this year will no:
permit it to be done at once, hence the
principle is to be gradual in its operation
To partially carry out the object The com
mt,ee propose 10 exempt from tax all ssti-
cles which enter largely into the cost o.
living: for instance, salt, leather, tin, earth
Ell pottery and hollow ware are all cxemp.-
ed, AZ are also hoes, rakes, scales, all steam
and horse engines, all drain, gas or water
pipes OF iron, wood or other material all
clothing made from articles subject to tax.
large number OF articles are to be ex
empt from tax, because the expense OF col>
lection is net equivalent to the receipts
therefrom. The bill also proposes in this
and other ways to reduce the labors Of As
SCISSORS and the duties Of the internal reve>
nuc bureau, and the tax to be removed from
match boxes. but stamps TO be attached for
matches. Boxes or other packages, bottles,
&c, are exempted where the contents are
taxed. The tax on iaw cotton remains ~
now provided. The tax on cane sugar IS
placed at the uniform rate Of one cent per
pound. Butter and cheese are to be free
from tax. The tax remains the same on
liquors, but the license for distiilinx 10 in
creased from el0o 10 $500. Tho income
tax 10 to Be on the amount over 81 ,000, and
at the uniform rate Of five per cent.
Ia addition there is new provision for
the collected Of tax on spirits, Of an iron
nd character, where the present law says
INC VI tupbteOuWcuss suc WI veosts OOSu
on the convicted offenders, and where it
says, the imprisonment shall not exceed two
or three years, the bill provides the imp,is
onuicnt shall not be less than two or three
years, nor more than -four years.
Other sections have been added to prevent
fraud, such IA the following: Where an
article is offered for sale at less than the
amount Of tax, This fact is TO DO regarded
as primo .Jacia ev d nee that it has not paid
tax. and is therefore subject to seizure.
The Patent Office is the only self sustain
ing branch Of the Government The fund
now on hand for paying the extra expenses
Of officers is $2so,oco. All paid BY invent
ors.
1t has been asccrtained that Nebraska
has ahoit 100000 inhabitants, and this
number is increasing rapidly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
KENTUCKY.

LorisvflLE, Feb. 9.-The steamer Ar
gonau', which was recently wrecked was
raised and sold at auction for $4oO, to Hen.
~ Marble.
lcbust Of Lin,oln vii be inaugurated
q noon, the 18th inst, at the Academy Of
Music. Gov. Bramlette Is expected 70 pre-
aide. The eulogy will be delivered BY ex :
Attorney General Speed.
A letter has just Teen received from
President johnson declining to attend in
consequence Of the pressure 81 public bus.
mess. but EXPIRE sed the warmest sympathy
with those who render this Just tribute to
the memory OF great and good man.
One ton Of pig lead. the frat product N
from Franklin county, VAS received here
10 DAY. Heavy snow, inches Weather
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb lO.-The brewery Of
Y. Pitte' ger, corner Of Seventeenth and
Hamilton streets, was burned this morning.
Loss estimated at $4,000; insured for
$4,000
The ice in the Delaware has bxoken and
blown to the Jersey shore. Eighty vessels,
anchored at New Castle, wall be up to>mor>
row.
VIM. II. Howard. democratic candidate
for Mayor, was elected yesterday by 32G
majority, light vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

TO CURE CONst MPTIOS, the fysiem must he
prepared 20 that the inngs viii heal. To accomplish
this the liver and stomach mus, first be eeansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome food which,
by these medicines will be digessed properly and good
healthy blood made; thus bnilding up the oonrii,u-
ton. sCIiLN jk's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomaeh Of all bilious ctumuiations and
by using tie Sen Weed Tonic in connection the APP
petite Is restored
SCHENCk's PUIMONiC SYRUP Is nutricioas
well medicinal, and. BY usng the thrrc remedies
al impurities expelled from The system, and good
xholrsOmr blood made. which win repe oil disease.
II patients will take thes. medicines according 10 d
Fccions Consumption very fcquenily IN It's last stage
yields readily TO their action. Take the pills fire.
quently, la cleanse tic liver ard stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels not costi,c
they required, for sometimes in diarrhoa they
Necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy.
and appetite Gated To allow the Pulmouic Syrup
10 act The respiratory organs properly ard allny
amy irritation. Then I'll that II required To perform
perman, IL, to prevent taking cold. Excrcse
about the rooms NJ much possible eat all the rilh
e-t foodfat meat came. aud. In fact, anything the
appetite Graves but b. particular and mastlcaie well.
iistmo-f,hy iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ss.hssuul loassipasien.

HOW Te EFFECT 4 CERTAIN AND PEHMA-
NEXT CURE.
s,me occupations sflils pr l~fose to cestivenees
esrceiA,ly those vi u ali0@ lat li'ise exercise
Persons WHO contra this unfortunate hahlto body,
under such ercumsiscts 5. nigh, poseiis be relieved
b. changing ihcir ssdentary empoymen's Tor others
OF more tive kind. bat this is by no rnesns certain
iablsai oonsi patton s Wy obstinate disor1er--
Al DE ordinwry sesllea remedies Invariably hggrs-
yatet Nothing be more injurious tnsn the con
finuea u-r OF T,rone aereui- They At FIRST rfiiaie
nrs finally nrnost psrslyEs tpc bowels rendering
them % torpId iha immense doses VI catharfc meds
elnrs have no effect upon them. a mild apcfient,
combined th gentle stimuiant 10 tie true remedy
snt neon binaon IN the happirst proportion. oftc-e
invredicnfs, IL found in HCSIETTENS STOMACH
BIIT ERs. This famous stomacbic inyigosates the
whole intestinal canal, while quietly removing from
its eenso utons ali impcdiments 10 q free lsasfage
through them No mere purgatiyc hiss this double op-
GRAFTON. No ordinary stimuiant effects the defred
osjett Cases Of Conaumpton sbandoued ~ he peless
~ disiipgulahed @e3ical men have been cured - =
few weeks by the hitterp To those who have tried
all the medicines Oft dIspensary In vain say try
thir irresistible stimulant and spercpt There 10
sniirent reason why Constipation should be the con
se9 renee ofsedenfsry habits. HOsTET1ER's BIT
TkRs, by supplying the viror which would other
wise he derived from exercise, will la oil cases ena-
BILE the sySts TO perform tie functions reg
ularly aud heathiuly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

KANSAS.

topeka, Kan. Eel. 9.-Tbe Senate pass
ell bill organzin. SIX regiments of State
militia, four Of cavalry, two Of infantry, and
two companies vf ligh, artillery
The House join, resolution to amend the
Constitution, 70 strike out the word
white was amended so as 70 allow cleo
tors to vote in favor Of striking out the
word male also to make intelligence the
basis Of suffrage after 1892. The House
will probably not CONCUR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

4 TTORNEy N LAW. Ci,ioe No - Brady
n Street. Davenport Iowa. dsc2e- dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

new York MARKET.
NEv YoHx, Feb. II
Cotton "A shads tirmer. at $685..
flour-Dnll and 5tfioc lower, at 40 Asa | |. ! 8
for extra State. and $ll.on0 100 for Hoop
Ohio.
Wheat Dull and favors buyers at q 20 for
No. 2 MIL. end &2.l5@25 for White Calitornia.
Corn-Dull and declining. At q .lSial 49,
in store, &l.l3 shoat, and sl.lsiz for handsome
white western.
Oa,s-Dull and droopiag. at selesc for west
eru.
Pork-Quiet and steady, at $50. 25G2o.s1 for
new closing at $40 81 for western old la.,59l
lS.s closing a. the latter regular.
Lard Dull aud heavy, 1t IL 50al3i..
Dressed Hogs Steady, at 91scasi 20.
Whisky Quiet.
Sugars-Cuba firm.
Petroleum-firm. at Isl. alg FOR crude. and
ISL 50190 for refined in bon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

The Ways and Means Committee have re.
stoyd the clause requiring the Pacific Rail-
road Company, and all others. 10 use Amer.
lean iron, which WIS stricken out by the
Senate.
1t is said tha, Lucian Adams and Billy
O'Dounell, members Of the New Orleans no.
lice. have fed from the country in fear Of
punishment f,r their crimes in the riot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
IENHEsSEE.

MENrnls, Feb. .. - The committee sp>
polluted by the Chamber Of Commerce to
attend the convention at st. Louis, in retsr.
encc to the improvement Of the Mississippi
RIVER, leave Tomorrow b. rail.
Tho Radicals held mseling tonight 10
sppoint delegate 70 a STATE . vent. q
at Nashv,lle.
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Chicago Market.

CuIcAao. Feb. IL.
Flour - Dull and dropping sales light. ct
%. sol 1918 FOR spring extra; ela 5oGl4 Is Tor
winter extra and q. ,ss@s 80 for spring super
dne
Whent--Dull. and ic. lower No. spring
e2l5@2.2o; No. spring, l.s5,a@l.s75f; clos
ing a: l.ssis.
Corn = Steady, but quiet: sales Of No. ! at
sl@s2iSc.; rejected at 55@55; closing at s2@
s2l5. and rejected at $751;.
Oats Dull and neglected, At 4o@A &c. for
No. =.
Rye-Quict. at CSC. for fresh receipts Of No. /.
Barley-lnactive, at SIS for No. ., aud rejected
AZ 441sr.
Timothy Seed = In good supply. at $e.5o@
$40.
Provision S. Dull.
Mess Pork .5n@ls75, Pumps ki5oo.
Lard-llis@lie.c.
Dressed Hogs Firm and steady; sales At $40
al s.. aud closing ut s7.4uGt. 10. dividing on
$40 los.
Live Hogs Receipts 10 room SEQ head, de-
mand good by packers
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,. =. SEVERANCE,

Res10e0o Bbemoteus
oFFlcE on BRADY STREET. between Third
and fauffl.
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Dls. 4. u. MINER.
E.VTxS r.


nFrICE ON THIRD STREET, BETwEkN
Brady and Nsir. where Dr. Adier's ctfce
used 90 be. Office hours to 10 A u. 70
Resiaenee cor nth and Brady SITS. ~
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kecs.-- 2sl4asc.
Hay tla.er.
Coat BY the loaa, 4igaac, a. yard. isc, De.
hvercd, aGe.
Ncon.--elGs5
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FROM EUROPE.

Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
eEraph.
LONDON, Feb. Q. - EvEHlNs - Consuls
closed SIT; $50 coupons s2@72i; Erie
500 III. Cen. SOL.
Il has been officially announced by the
cable Company, that on and after the LIST
o. Msrch, the rates By the cable will b 70
dnced one-half.
BERLIN, Feb. o--Evgxrxe The King o.
russ has closed the Diet. lie thanked
the body for the cordial assistance given
him. The King and his speech were snthu-
sissticaily received by the peop!e.
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comME u olAL.

navenport Market Report.
ossscs OF snR DAvRxpuss DsneGDAs,
February II. 1857.
fl0ua.-SSASn-
Retail bulk sll.zo
:. Sacke par er,lll.s0
=" Dbl. ti2.iS. -
Wholesale Acts ~ bbEiess.
v"ss AsAL,-Ao. l.per 6uohel, s7l<cts
WnsAr.-Nc. !, es.se6 S9O6. No. :, e!.se
0t2o,
Coax. -05c. &fy ~~
Oars. l0c.
eAaLsS.-sO0eoe. q Ill., - S.+~
PosAsooo-seD76e
Tuanss.-l7e per 6olta.
AepIuA-oA.S0 psr BAL
DgUuoo -oeDooc
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W. T.. (sgjN(1k III,
Obcp.tfsf.

DERRY STREET, bot Sd h eth, Davenport.
II With facilities unsurpassed, added To the
experience OF more than 20 years hopestp merit
large share oi patronage scpl5
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milwaukee, Market.

MmwArKre, Feb. IL.
Flonr-Qaiet; xN sic eoglo 30. X. te.s5a
e.to
Mheat-Firn,, ut 81 10 for No. l, tl.ee FOR
No. 3. and sI.76 for No. 3.
Dressed liogs--pGli at eSazT -.
Receipts. 800 bbls. Hour; SEQ ba. wheat ;
500 dressed hogs Shipments. / 900 bbl-. Hour;
Tdo bu. wheat
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lcincinnnui N ~ rIxce.

CINCINNATI, Feb. II.
Floor Rather quiet and the market less firm
without imp ,rtant change prices.
Wheat-Quiet end the msrket less firm with
out important chance
Corn-Duil aud prices jc. lower, receipts
large.
Oats Dull, at soc. for No J.
Rye Dull. at |. 20 for No
Whisk-y -Deciin ed 10 225.
Butter-Firm al asa soc.
Cheese-Firm at l6cis.
Bulk Meats -Ofered more freely city shout
ders shoulders sold at Sc; packed sides 81 c for
loose.
itncon--ln moderate demard; shoulder at o AZ
SIDES nc clear rib It l2ll; and clear II 3 A -
closing at the inside rates.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ll.-Weather clear
Thermometer 2oo.
Mr.. N. McQuillan, formerly connected
with the Cincinnati Press, died yesterday.
The river has fallen 1 feet. inches
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, Feb. 1.-THE J. C. Swan leaves
Tor St: Louis and New Orleans at 0 P. M.
the Clifton for Memphis and Cincinnati At 3
?. NJ; the Julia Osborn for st. Louis At II
T. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
More alsals 20 years Of the sue.
crssl0l ssse of
"Pettips American Eve Salve,"

lin Which tmo over lsno.oo0 boxes have been us''d)
las placed II beyond the pale OF experiment. IL has
bctoma n necessity IN every family Tor instant use.
not only for diseased eyer, acute or chronic. but for
MI cutaneour inianmationr. burns, chillblans, cry
spca, rheum stincs of insects, Musqueo bites.
Infants sores, chafs anh scab-. chapf hands, chapt
l'ps and all kindred lille relieving pains. and healing
a. II by magic. Being applied nNIHRSAIi.Y, 1t has
never been known in single case. TO injurc, Ne the
usc of the COUGHING needle. Biatoury. probe of
burning oauptics eerroding lotions and Eve waters.
frequently does irraparabl. injury 10 the by
rolling and forever destroying the delicate tissuee that
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
for sale ut wholesale and retail IT Pr0p low
est cas prices. STEVENSON & CAkNAHAN,
Druggists aud Agents Tor Proprictors, Davenport
I.~. Iseai.tlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
A M T. RICAN
WALTHAM W ATCHES.

We claim and arc prepared to prove that the Amer
lean Watches manu- Iacturcd At Walihs =, kas-nchu-
sets. not only equal, bit FAR superior. to the
watches of England. switzerland and France. We
also claim that they s-e CHEAPER. MORE ACCU-
RErE, MoEE DURABLE. and more easily kept in
order and repaired than any other watches in the
n.rket.
Because in "a h OF the very numerou. parts OF
which watch Is made up we attain by mechanical
power. nearly sbsolatc mathematical precision and
uniformity. making every watch OF "a one style
strue copy Of Its model.
This similarity in structure reduces the cost Of pro-
duction; II secures uniformity In results II pcrpe
yates and inisnby di1uscs any excellence that may
DO ON achieved AMI mskcs /, cssy to repair any in
jury sustained Or replace any part that may be Loot
or destroyed.
In addition TO these mechanical ads ansages, our
Watches are simpler in structure. and therefore
stronger and less likciy 10 be injured than foreign
watches.
How they run under the hsrdest trials watches can
hare. is shown by the following letter.:
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
ERROR OF TEE ORx'L SuP'r,
AlroosA, Pa, 15th Dec. 1856. !
CrxrlrxEx Tho watches mannfs fursd by ron
have be- in this railroad for severA years ~
our cfginemen 70 whom we lurni> b watches ~ part
Of our eqaipu-ent There are now sOuie three hun
them good and rel liable time keepers. Indeed hsve
great stscon In saying your wsches give az less
trouble. and have wsrn ard do wear much longer
without repairs than any watches we have ever had
IN use on this road, A you aware We formerly
trustcd 10 tnOec OF 9ne sh manufacture. II acknOw
edged good reputation, but - ca-s hey never Kept
time correctly, nor have they done - good service
~ you're.
cor, MIR. Lewis, whose experience estended oves
series o'sears He'i EoWHkp n. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
American Watch Company, walrhsm.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
LOCOMOTIVE DErr. WUr DavIsIos,l
Rocuufsa, Doc. "a, 1856. !
9KSrLrxsr II have no hi station In saying that
believe the great majority Of Locomotive Engineers
have found By experience that WAiham Watches = e
the satisfactory Of any Tor tes use. They run
with the creates accu acy and steMdinefs, ncw'n-
standing the ough riding 81 m engine. and a. have
never known one to wear ont, they muss be duraoS:
hope to zee the time when Railway Companse. VII!
general ADOPT yOur Watches and tutni. them 20 All
engineers and conductors. IN my opinion II would
greatly tend to promote regularity and safety.
YoE.s respectfully,
CHARLES WILSON, =. Cmsr ENGrSyra,
Brothesnsod Of Locomotive Nm. tnecrs.
Aine rio al Watch Company, Waliham, Mass.
Any OF the grades Of wsltsam Watches may be
purchased OF Watch Dcilers generally throughout
the country.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
No. l0D Broadway. n. r., or
ROBBINS. APPA.ETON = co.,
No. l1s Washington st., Boston.
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New YOrk SfOCx M0rke6
NEw YoRk. Feb. II.
Stocks dull and shade lower since the cali ::
5:aos of 62, ss<: Of -. G7s of '65, IA new
81 laios, lnni-: -.;1s. first and second Sc.
ries al.
Money GA per cent.
God 81 S6s..
Sterling ~ sixty DAYS
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ALABAMA.

MOBILE, Feb. lo.-A destructive fire oc>
CURED tonight or the corner Of Commerce
and st. Louis streets Loss over 500, 900.
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TIE FLORENCE
SERVING. ysArElHNE,

" ~ do eneily all fnmlly aud tailoring work on ore
aud The came mlc.inr Thy M. 'ifong ard Lnciy
III ~ii.G---thelr motions all positive htfr
springs to ret nuf al order While far strength. dura
hlfy and hearty 81 je-i9hit VIII hear ana ". Invite
conn arisou " III amy other mat hines.
az An .icn,lon- i"f Agency fhould 'nelosc
r.ainrs dee 1S-dtf
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JOHN BELL. N. r..

'ATR rNR0goN VTM IOWA CAyALRT.
HAVING BEE, ENGAGED IN THE PkAC
III tice Of Meiirine aud Surgery for the last
TwsSty-pNK yssns Il. rms sr.rs. has p,rman-
emily located In tins city and oii.rs his uroics-
sional services 70 III. ctircns Of Davenport md
vicinity. and hopes hy h,s long experience with
the diseases OF the climate, to merit and receive
PORTION Of public patronage.
'ehec corner vi Third and brady. over lind.
sss's trwelry Store, residence IN what was for
mcsly Known - the Fulton House, on Water
street. above the bridge. june27 -diis
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mn. oe. n. yoNEWH.

hKNTISr. once In Forrest's Block,
- opposite =. o., corner 81 and Per
IF?DWXA ~ stseeir Has had over IL years
LIII practice In THE city. Ilas the COM
plcta Rparatns for manufacturing aud administering
Sitrrd Oxide OF Gas ior ptill5- - rtserniun ~ sA
tract Il, ,erih janisiy
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
HuRLEY'S
A 6 u e r 0 nj Q.


Perfectly Reliable.
The only remedy for Chile and Fever or Ague and
Power that is can be depended upon " nuslcy's
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands cured BY
using II who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit but in no CASE HAS HURLEY'S A0UK
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. All whs
have ueed it cheerfully tell their afflicted friends Off,
o. cure ard certain article for chs and fever Any
ne suffering from the chills would conrult their own
interest by sending to adrug store and buying Bot
tho. II lie plensont to take, comparedw other. md
will be certain TO cure all Of Fever and Aue
Chi,is and Fever. Send for l. TO thc p,oprietoss.
HURLEY. RuDDIE 4 CO..
Louisville. Ky.
For sale by the wholesale druggists 81 Louisville.
Cincinnati. Memphis. 81, Louis, New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country inerchnn. rhould have
II In store especially in districts subject to ehs and
fever or ague and fever.
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HURLEY'S STOMACH BlTTERS.

For debility loss ofappetitc. weakness. Indigestion
Dyspepsia want of action Of the Liver disosdered
stomach Thrc are no Bitters that can eonpare with
these in removing dissres.inea For sale
or can bshad at any drug store In the United States
nom the proprietore. Louisville Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets. whom all orders should
be addressed.
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uDpe. 4. YOUIy1AyS.

- IYSiClAN AND SURGEON. Office, cor.
i I'd aud BRADY Streets under Streepcr 4
bayiic's store Residence on lsth st.. bet Ira
DIV and Main. oct3d dr.
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Miss. :. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO no -FARRAND'SE BIN, sdrLOOR
DH0TOGRAfHS WORKED ~ OIL OR
Water coior-. or India ink, en plain Or
a'tumenr-d paper. Particular attention paid
10 copies.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. H.
4 Caitle-R Receipts Of Ice head. market firm for
good lots; sales si25f5.5o.
Sheep = Dull aud ltetl5c. lower. sa'cs light.
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HuRL EY'S POPULAR WORM CANDY.

AZ this is ree'r specific Es Worms. and the best
and most pslatable form to give TO children. tbs net
surprising that II IL fast taking place Of all other pre-
parations for Worms 1t being tastesss. any child
will take II. aug25-dSwlv
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May Is. isd6. (
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rms; please send what It will to after pay In.
freight 81 Columbus. Mice. have been troubled for
years With indigestion have had TO take pills
every nigh for ten ateen year, and In February.
1874, WAS attacked with general paralysis. was
confined 10 my rom for the balance VI tho year and
In fsct ccntinued In very SAX npd ners0us cUndi.
ton until come twp menthe sincc. when wns put
under an operation. and your Ccdron Bittcts for
treatment. commenced improving right away, and
am pretty we'll rcstcsed. Yours, truly.
oet2d-d~od&w.ly "A. l.. NEAL.
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