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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10
Selected Poetry.
! LESSON IN Il'5GLF sUBLIMr

A LESSON IN Ig'SGLF sUBL1mE
a lesson IN Itself sublime.
q lesson worth cushrininr
IS ms II take no note of limo LAS.
=, save when the sun is shinino,,
ihesc motto words a dial oore
>, ana wisdom neS er prcache.
10 human hearts better lorc
A"atS tDls short sentence tcoobo,.
As j'lels sometimes hriobt onI fo;.
anu sometimes dark and lonoIv ;
az. Us forget its pain and care.
r.Andhoteits bright hours onlv
There is no grove on earth's broad cbou
G., ',nI mas somc bird TO chccr il;
% "ope sinGa in every heart,
|'nongh sc may not hear il.
hna 10 u to-day THO heavy wing
VI sorrow is oppressive
ferchanco to-m0rrow's si,n will b,.;rn
no weary heart Il h'cssinr.
for iile is sometimes bruht ond f,.,
~, ana sometimes dark and Lonely
hcn let ) forget its toll and carS
ana note it's bright hours only
We pa ,hc Joyous moments haste.
>, Ah" then Forget their glitter:
"e takc 'nc cup Of lic aud tastc
no rorlm but tho Litter:
o"V'." 'e"ch cur hearts 10 t,een
ussweeSst drops the strongest
Anm Pheasant hours should ever sccn
10 hngcr round us LONGEST:
rs life is sometimes BRIGHT md f,;r
ana sometimes dark and lonely
Let us forget its toll and c,rn
ana note lis bright hours onIy
THO dorke't shadows oftho nio,.
~, arc Just before the niornjnr.
ihen ict us wait he coming ,igJt
AH ncHeicsS rhnutoms srominn.
"h" WINE were passing on tho ti5o
or Ottimc'sthst cbbing river.
Ae.s l'IAch ;ho blossoms hy its s;d,
anu n'n'. @hc gracious Giycr;
a." NE Is 4onleiime3 brirbt nnd fat,
II, and 80 netimcs dark aud lonely
"o sliouldtoryet It's pain md cara
ANA nc'o its bright bows only.
----- -
THE PRE s.
Turn to the prcss its toem;np shoots ,,,,
6ig w'h the wonders of each rorgino ,,.y
hlres' Hoods o'd murders, forgclics' wara
nnd wrecks, ""''
um9nGdos and hoil-9trrms, brawls ami b,n
ken ,iccks, "''' ''"'
Where halfAols'1 baris, on feeble Nina,
seek, f''''"'
Mn ~, immortality Of nc'r week;
~ mere GrneI eniosiss tho dead restore,
Il" ~, m'uo''nrraiSc u martyr them once moro
"hcFr ruiih slandorcra wroak their cn,y,ri
spite, 1'""'"
nn' NM, need no vonom whilo they wri!a.
Whiic hard TO toll, so coarse n {; ,ub h.,,,,s
=" n'Vh ""''lcs most~~tho a!audcr or tbc
praise, ~ wy
There mr., think heaven,
=. =. hoplHr troop 10 whom this trust il c;vnn
:" mno, "ii 'lnmih'd, on Freedoms altar stand
f"''nt"l and iirm, bright warlcrs oC Iho
land " '"e
~ .nem Stil' iins Tho press is nrm abroad
!, cheer young GcHius, pity's irnr 10
IN ir"'h'S bold cause TO rouse cacl, ft,rrcs,
hearts 'e'''''N'
non' corruption hom his sccrc, don,
i"' snow the monster up, tho ro7o Of wo,
dcrinG mon. 90 - "'"-
sas s-,,, |
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

WIEN Din I'm: REnEIiIGN CEAsr 2. Con
grcs". in laws passed G'nin4 the way. cxpli-
citly declared iAat certain A"s for the
supnrcs sion of The rcbelIion should continue
in force "nnt;l tho President Of The United
States should declare, hy proclamation,
that the rebellion had ceascd." The Prcsi
dent has so declared lie has officially
proclaimed that the rebellion hns ceascd :;
and he did it by authority expressly confer.
rod unon him hy Congress itself II is not
competent, therefore, 70" Congress to as.
sumo, in tho face of its own action, that the
rebellion still exists,-New York Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

Russia is greatly admired hy some people
in the United States, but this admiration
can scarcely he caused by the tren,G.,nt o.
the Poles hy their i;mssan conQncrors a
recent official return states that siwcc 1863,
1888 inhahit enIs of the Polish provinces
OF Rnssia, including 1Gi women haya hcr,.
oanlshcd to Siberia, H3, 780 to tho ,,eppns
OF the ural, AMI II, ,7G6, including 2,8 wo-
men, to the interior of Russia BESIDES
these. 2,4lG Poles have been sent TO the
penal REGIMENTS, and ,1GS hanged and slo,
or political elcr rcs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

GnEAr REpucrrorihc line Q
steamers between C}sston aud itcy
York for which PRS. ltaVen' 9
Go. are tho age havo reouGr5 )
their rates of cabassage to $50
The low price no'argcd for 2 pas
sage will inducc'y 20 t@Ne a y ofth
ern voyage.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

u do not wish to say anythinhgtipst,
the lna,yidaalin q,estions saits tssquic!
man, "bnt | would merely rjlark, IN
language OF the pet, that, tolh,;8tnth
is stranger than btion.'9""e tlgi4fsS 2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

The Jefferson (Tesas) ,BUtai3 says
upwards OF two bundled Thousand rib.
bits were drowned near, tho :baris of
pig Cypress Bayou during thdslate
food. s35ts "a,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

The preyisio4' Of the Sup jsmeatas Z
~ Reconstruction Bill, ,ari not tho
kind q. provisions the staryiE portion
OF the Southern States expasd, I
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10
D. WYArr AIKEN.

! ~ nav ~hN no PIONVH---U"V I ''EVC
said enough already. Very respect
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

81 hate toihear people tailSgibe-
hind ones buck" "ps The rotlTsaid
when tho constable was chasA him,
and crying "Stop Ibiefp ~ e .#'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

MAN t'rGHT ~ ;. HAWK .Nwr friend
Chrt H. Parker, has related to us u rather
singular adventure which he had will =
hawk few days since The Cantou Ind
maze blind III his field in which he sat 10
snoot some crows, whoa had become iron.
o'esome, anu curing the recent rainy wcoih. .
or haa thnt"hsd il with pine straw to pro-
lec' MN lr Ihc rain. During hc,vv
shower MS oof hccnme lcaky, and rnon
putting he ha"d ont to adjust The stray j,
was suddenly scizod, Ivy something Which
ne at first thought was n snake. ,r,t ,,non
drawing in lis hand, found ono OF ~, M.
gers hfmly EHaSpcd 10y the ialons or F..
nawk. Taking out his knife, hp drew ~,
ora IN and cnt oN its head. TheI.,,yk ,.as
very ,'rHe one, measuring four frgt, g
ihchcs between he tips OF iho wings. 7,
was "t iho srPc! rt n hawk that foods
upon rnhNnS y"""g pigs. &c. and the Can.
YIN !!hh'n '"'nhs II Wa an! N search of it, morn.
ing neal, and misIaking the pine straw on
'nt n'ind for ahog's he'd. and the moy;,"
o' bus hand for thn; Of young PIC m,Je
rs sw""p, seized is prey, di.ceycrtar In.
mistake too late 10 save its lifc.-C Cam,,su
/ouraoi. "s"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

IBsrof THE MGLlTAnY BILL .-WAsnINa
TON April 5.--1n tho Supreme Court to. .day
Judge Sharkey gave notice Of q motion fS,
the preliminary injunction ngaint Andrew
johnson, President, and General Ord. Com
mandcr of the Military District COMPRISING
mississIppi, and stated that the motion was
founded on a Bill of Equity which he rro.
posed to file, and which was BROUGHT bv rho
State Of Mississippi as complainant agains,
no Partes named to cujoin them from
executing tho acts Of Congress ,,ccntlv
mental Bills
Attorney General Stansbnry suecestcd
'..' az IT. was q case involving The original
jurisdiction OF the Court the action i'm tho
Bill ~ INC 'no
Ju"g" Sharlcy ncIuicsccd, and said the
oounsc' Tor the state OF Mississippi would
now IT m, MAKE tile motion for leave to file the
''.l, ana That They were ready to argue
nc Attorney. Genrial said that he con-
'SH'e" 'haI thc Bill. IN 80 lal as it purport.
Z" TO make The rrcsident party defendant
""s' III eiIect, Il suit against tho United
S'"'cs' ana nc would therefore object TO
ienve ,e being granted, by The Court to Glc ihr
Dili and he further stated that hc olsn
motion. ~ WV
The Chief Justice, after consultation
S.ated that the motion for leave to fiji, ,bn
nilt might DO made, and put on the NIo,ion
Uockc'' out IN conformity with the rules az
'ne court would not be heard until fhr nay,
i's"'af motion day. The motion will there.
''re come up on Friday noxt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

rho f.noho,s:icd River has been
,,,o most eyte, and disastrous ever
known m ,hc wbring six feet higher
than the higfIa'H ~. ,sao'eN ca ~ slhae :.
an ,hc ;s,ns3ng tile upper river has
naa,, m ~ tss,r5 while efouces and farm
l,ouses Raccn swept o. way. This
r;oh ssct the country has been con.
ver,sa %lmost a waste,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

Thn on Post says that tho State
oon% have notified all tho saloon
Snon that city that they must
a,n.,o the sale Of older andalc
~ siter April1. It is under
~ ut tho sale of beer and eide,
~ prohibited IN every city and
Throughout tho GompoHwealtt
period aboYc-named. The sale
II othss liq1ofsis ef course forbid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

Al authorized and empowered by . iced
Of Trust, executed BY George A. Hyde and
Anna d. L. Hyde. his wife, 10 Anthony Van
WICK. bsaring date August 10th 1858. and
recorded 10 the Office OF tho Recorder OF
Scott County, lows, in Book 10" or Mort
gsges, on psge 362 = aud by virtue Of an
appointment BY the acting Judge Of the
County Court Of said Scott County ~ Trus
tee In the plaes Of Anthony Van WICK. who
- incapable 10 act-thc undersigned will
aell On Thursday the 10th day Of January,
A. D.. 1857 q 10 o'clock. A NJ. st the
Cou't House doss. N she city q Davenport,
N said County. 70 the highest bidder for
cash. the 2eol 8a1nes situated in said Scott
County end conveyed ~ aaid Hyde BY Deed
sscan 4 0uso. 9Ased June 11th, 1857.
and bring the und,vidsd two-thrds of .
part II . tsact 81 aaa - ~ soush side ~
oscon3 eyaet IN IN City u Davenport. ex-
assdsl, s6:-0dak ding u he south side
94s49d a1p4s(oh - e'see .beiae sixty six
- :s' q cess 3: .. ;~" s.. II
~, tAea0s ~ GlSNk saio slrses sistv fG0)
~ V1so6b ~ tGtiltA .vish said Ran
s00eo eoes Has - Ne 0iasisslrpi River.
sheeco Weel nh the neon6esr ~ she sivsr
lAIhe 6paaA - cssass = esid Ranzn~'s
led, 6Aseeo nssth sloag aa,d Ranso~'s
- HaA -, ~ p)aec ~ bsginning -asid
tvSet h<1he a. nmss - co0veved q Chvis-
ssAM MoseDts. sesssdse ~ Doeh ssK." 1t
Deeds, poee ~, In asid Rsessdss'a O@cs.
EnNSH ULAUSSEN,
1Snjooo y Appeiata1as q. Coussy. Juags.
#8trIHhA 8 drc1o did
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver 10 much more frequently he seat OF die
Than IL generally supposed. The function h de-
signed TO psrform, and the rcgulnr execution Of
which depends not only the general health Of the body
hut the powers ii the stomach howell brain and the
whole system shows its vast and vital import
ance 10 human health. When the liver IL seriously
diseased II In fact only derangcs the vital functions
oftllc body, but exercises powerful influence
the mind and its operations, which can.'i easily be
de~crilrd II has 40 Close connection with other dis
eases, and manifcsts itself by great variety OF
symptoms of most doubtful character that II mis-
leads more ply sicians. Of great encnce, than
any other vital orgnn. The intimate connection that
exist. between the liver and the BRAIN I'd the great
dominion which am persuaded II exercises aver the
passions Of mankind. eons incc me thai many niOrtu
nac beings have committed acts Of deep and criminal
airocity. become what fools term hypochondr:scs
from the simple fact Of diseased state the lives
have long teen convinced that than one ha'f o
the complaints which in this country I, I've
considered having their scas In diseased state o
the liver. will enumeratc sOmc nG them. Is DsGEs
TON. DERANGED STATE TIT BOWELS, itHfTARiE AND
vINDIcrvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, from trining and
inadequate causes. Of which we afterwards feel
ashamed last. though not ie.sf. more ttan rfgnRE-
If the diseases enumerated under the head 81
Cussi have their seat in diseased liver. This
truly fri.htiu catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
CONSTITUTION WATER

nAS BEEN PRONOUNCED ~ THE MnDl.
III cal Faculty and the public to b the moet
~ondsrsl ,s":ay sUr ne en- g ~
snd plADDea that hes ever been offered.
II 10 - ausHsaAL wAsoa. IL 10 fr0m e1persence.
tAas CONSTITUTION WAssR hse emanated and ~
nov ~ lss no man doubt. when ainels bottle
has bees known 10 cure diseases which the beet
medical talent in this country has failed 10 relieve
Aremedy possessing the virtues VI Constitution
Water cannot be classed under "Quack" prepare
tioas. - il 10 nov used BY the most scientific
practitioners IN this city. II ~ only seccnd class
physicians that cry down popular remedies. while
the better skilled make use Of every mcsns to &C.
complish cure; and the success of ply sicians
increases - his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure. while others tail III
the attempt. Science il satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean
y0u who HPc under some spscs1tssts care from
year to year. and We particularly sliuds 10 ladies
sho are constantly res0rting ~ local trsstsssss.
aud al sorts Of local applications for d,aeases.
with 20 much chance VI success ~ there would be.
from iocs applications TO the throat fov diseases
Of brain. W. have been careful 20 use language
ID our elrcular that could not SHOCK the del
icats organisaaiOn, but ~ receive % many com.
munisasions from persons for which Constitution
Water 10 adapted. cad ot whoss disssss no men.
lcn has bssn made, that ~ have cons TO the
dueiug cure, NO u,sttsr what the dtsease msy BE-,
Il should be made known. The mediciue 10 psf
up for the public, aud there should b. no eHcep-
tisas. W. ~, OoastitutjOn Watsris not like
glxied pill, made 70 suit the eye ard taste; IL 10
meaicsse, IL every sense Of the .esm placsd =
taken according 20 the directions II wall 10 every
ease produce . radical cure. We would Gay thst
the directions in regard TO diet etc. relate only 10
tAe dieeass Undss which they oceus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02


the persoa wh IN all afflicted should consult No oee
ever ard Of psti.itOi HE not being cared since he
has heen In thsA city sreputasion Hos voachers In
all the city papers, hi. tents aud the me cal pro-
fes sion both here aud abrad, being the skill
led specialists here. and thorough master Of all
usl diseases II all cthere fail. don't despaif. give
him call. II is only csma's'n occasrencc With hin
% cure such cases. Hs repArstc Tor ladies
and ensemen. and the met comp etc II the city.
YouNG MEN Take Particular N0iice.-D Doctor BIG.
Glow dc otcs much " HE time TO the treatment o.
eAoe caeee csnssd by habit. which uius hOtA
body and mind unhtii X the unfortunate individual
for either bus mes society TIE 80 effect Of thcee
early habits the OF ripper yessp. h 10 weak
on ehe dshtass the consultation destroy the phyei
cal and nent.l powers. dininisA an1 enseebfe The
natural feelings. On exhaust the vital energee u
manhood; the psasuesf y! y; ere narrsd the ohjses
marriag frustrated and e1ipsree isself rendered
. term Of uncessing m,sery andtseret Ssch pessono
especially those eontempi.tins uesa9e. shuCId loss
time In making immediate Application. - DR.. B.,
by his new trestment b enabled to insure speedy
and per lament cure.
Cons citations free and confidential. once. no 10
eouth Clark street or Monroe half b. ock nom
the Po toficc Post &c Rex fs4. Chicago. H.
Office hours from . 4. NJ. 10 p. N.
Send Tor hi" ,ude to Health" published month
y, free Of charge.
n. D.-Lades, send for = descriptive ciruulae. Of
Pessavie Reedie the bet pseveotive q eooeepeSeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

% disease Of ne ssonaeh md liver. acting
through the kidney. and 10. without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption, ths'
Affects the human constitution. We have no space
for discussing causes. but will state that the 81
ect Of the disease 10 the conversion Of the starchy
principle for vegetable portion Of the food) into
sugar which stimslstes the Kidneys to IN eaccs-
ave secrctiun 1t water. Many persons suffer froer
this disease Who arc igsor.ni Of Il; thss il. they
pass large quantities during ths day. and are
obliged 70 get m from one 70 afsecn q twenty
times during the night. No notice d taxes Of y
uutl their attention q called tothe large discharge
Of wstsr, end Often when Il IL 70 fer advanced y
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remediee
Another symptom - the e1tsesne thirst. which
when the dissassis fully established. 10 intolers-
ble-kAs pseisst drsais eossss~etv VitAost bss9
sssie6sd also dryness Of the mouth. cracking Q!
the lips, : sweet breath. in the more advanced!
cases and finally loss ofappetite. erwscistion. and
me ,aa....nt gradually sinks from exhsusti"r.
~s-.
COxsrivurioS v Asa - ~..uout doubt, the oniy
known remedy for diabefss. and we have % mueh
confidence that Il il sperihc have that opt.
am will produce sleep. and nuthfully ssy that !.
has cured sverv case in which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

0lc t. Ne 1sse tios 10 Auesssa.
They have bsoe sspe 10 cooperative ohscusity,
0sU u feet thas tie originator, Dr.. veipsss.
BE- pAysissss In Psvs, u great w~slth and strict
essssieatioas psissiplss, sad hos Withhold then
lsO9 general sss isse they sAcsid - employed
- salawssl psspnsss.
II svetscains vssals DISTINCTIONS, Falling
n the wonb, whitss, Ossen sickn-s-, suppress
sios, HstentioS, ~ famoasrste Fiow 81 tho
neethiy Discharges, Nervous and stAnai AGec-
tsoes, patns 10 the Bask and Linbs, fasisnc on
Slight Elestson, Palpitasica Of ~ Heart, Mys-
tssies, -, aad uill eject cure whcn I'll other
means hare Ailed, and, although . powerful
rcusdy, . not ss1tas~ calomel, antlmosy, o.
swytAiAg hwStfa1 ~ ths constitution.
To oassted Ia6ose end young girls Who hAvs
TAss IN. . Asst tine. Ssiss on the mosthly
pesto4 9Th se4Slsstty.
cASrssa.-NSesssa is1lss shssld ssvsr take
Asu WAen h0lo y asy fsassa 10 believe then-
selsse pFegun0bs ~ they Will - su6s 10 produce
NJ fifs q, ss..s.,y sss., .ss., Il, s,,.s..
elAsese, bdne esopaesd sasieely u suIstaaces
nsa ~ vegetable hiRoaso.
0osA ess has lAs soes u asua IT. ~ city ~
parss seoopsd - he bsa, vith NE vss1s - TraAs
MARX" u Fssoeh. . eoaatssieN witch 10
0isasasaass. go ill pssssas vill b deal, with
ossssdiae - lov.
Pan 1jseetlsas asssopaay each hog.
Ls5lse 60 s6eAia 6ss, ssalsA fsosu the eye
- The eurisss, - soslsslsg go tsliss aad s-vea
psstses saaaPs, = asy ssspsstatos Ssssss, cs
Usttsa Ssatss, wassstsWs, y. !.
Aessss.
sspsss.dAwiy I1arrissa 4 ssar11s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
DIR. BOuANNAN,

DIR. 30 III A NM NJ
Nos. 10 and - osime A.,
Deaween ~ = Ash. eppos1ae 49,
1Dar's opera 11Ossse.
ST LOTIS, No.
NUEES ALI. DISEASES WITHOUT ME0-
~ curry. and IN the saearsss rms rOeassta.
he being the discovever Of
VeeetahDe Remedies
That will eradicate all trace 81 d,sespe.
arrol ale. l'e0cer. Csese0psSess
Asthu.a. : heewsAeessa. eeysIeI:Se
N: .s:.sss. l .s ss',ESss ss 80 81,
sssss. si~:-s iIlss.se. .Sas* 6ise,
0:Apooee oDtoep00n. Peeees ~ ~
oOy. y 9We aW0 PeVe1, eeves~a III.
ceras l~as, mrcWesD9 peeee. ASo'
new oo0 81 Urinary A0eCs sons.
~s,es : sSss ~ ysA 70 - sssss :sss.ss H.s
ciae" TAs D. aloo pes0Aosatiy oasss I'll
C00ON0C = 1NPEGr0OU0
Diseasr~ In shcrs sime, without th~ ssr q n~veusY
Disrss~s u wonsrn have also his attesaon. An -
elstetsDns, Ae.. removed.
oaodlcaO Advice esoo.
All slsss wAo . suhss ING isssm '.euss0esosshan
% Seminal Wsaan. e." ~ eay Dssyaee dipses? -
ass IN Asts - u NJ s1sca GESTURE ~ iheie
sUseis, Dls.asss,' .hieh me. : eel essestgss..
ssnpessss. Ae.. ~ III ''ChtssAs" 80 ..aessAsl q:
= ~; :. I, SO: =, ~ ssSe p,'ss !. N
THsa NJ Poussh s,sssss. 81. L"n's. No.
Established in ~. Louis In 1887.
eem1oND Weakneaa Cured.
p AZ ye ~, ~ rsscT~s !;
"a s. shr fsso~r-s D. scSssssna. . = $40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Froprietors Of DR.. NcLane's Lirer Pills,
Iermifuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. MCLANE'S
.3sss es.icNNs WOrAse Specific,



No diseases TO which the nnman body Is liable are
better entitled the attention Of the philanthropist
%os II .n saf ss
.d and coasequsnily The proper remsdy applied
entirely neglected Il s stil frequently ase.i.ed. "
whole % part 10 soe Other cAa:e L ought here to
may e.iss n child and Scxsoeser S Ssiescess sey
may have been previously, no sooner L. the cnfntu
tion invaded BY amy Of the n.ssou. train Il dseases
mented ~ their ksltotS1h 1e0ce II too feQeuntly
happens inst disease oehefwise ea.ity managed ~
PrSper remeoses, WEI y snat csase GSd:
which entirely %. n coasrQuence 81 woims Sela6
potent add prompt sssdy & possesssi 20 that thev
could be expelled without - a time which q 70
precious In such cases. the dssass might be attacked
SYMPTOMS WHICH CANNUr BIZ MIeTAKRN.-
The cuuntsa,unee smle and Ieoien Color With occxs
s:cas, a1sss or sss , spa oS .: o. bod.
azure semicirrle rsns aiuax The lover eyeiid The
ming o. ilrcbhnc he ears; an asnsasi sstiun o.
saliva; slimy o. furred tongue breath very fonl
particularly in the morning appetite variable somc-
ash al Others entirely gone 6eeiine pains N the sio-
ach octnstonsl naurn sn4 venting vu)eul l,aine
o ss ., nj Win
lion sre..s. . ditssl', "a :ssS.R:.ls = bic
and Disturbed sleep. vim gfmlhg u he tseih; tenn
per variable, buf generally irritable, &c:
Wherever the above ~ nnpsUms aee lOund 10 exiet.
Dr. NclAne's vcnaiinge may BE- depended spua % g.
Pet cuaR-
mnistrstion or ths prrpsrsiou. hae been saes - TO
s.s'.: 1 sssS !. :;ss,s: :s.s: ~
WORN; ss2g ne s.n,. l. a ,s.s; %
vermi.urr doss nos c"n,aiD Sercrry IN any orm sni
that il j. an innocen, prrpsrslion and NOT capable Of
aoing the sgsess injury to the most tender infant
nIRrl.rvONS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02
CITY PROPERTY!
For Sa4LE.

Lot corner BRADY and Fifth street. S4xl5O.
Lot corner Perry snd finn street sAxlSO
nos 0ccnpied - coal yard has good railroad
scilities. sndis suitable Cor stores, ware. houses
sr mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets. q fee,
Hont GA Railroad, and l5u feet front on PER-,
srect. and - the beat position ia the city for ~
elevator.
Lots with front on the n. d u. r. r. and
Loo teet on Western Avenue aad 0aiues Streets
wtth frame o.ii:e and stable first rsse location
for n lumber yard.
0oSd building lots IN Last uav export, have
ane NEW oil the river, Rock island and the cities
efDavenport aud Rock island. Price e9voeach.
- Good building lots in the city Of Rock
siand. sithan I'VE minutes walk OF the U. =.
Arsenal. Price from taov 70 ea5o.
OCT lets Of ten acres each, hslf mile from citv
ol 9eok lslAn4 en- tho Camden and Rock lsnnd
eeoG Suitabss for gardening or q at raisins.
AerlS App1v 70 0E,l l.. nAvEypOnT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-02

Dyspepsia and Sick Headache.
In offering TO the public DR.. McIanc's Celebrated
Liver PHI. remedy for Liver and Bilioua Com
great prevalence of Liver Complaints and Bilious Dis.
Of all kinds. throughout the United Staicr and
particularly in the West and South. where In the
jory Of cases the patient IL not within the reach Of
regular phvrcian requires that some remedy should
be provided that would not In the least impair the cs
etution. and yet be sale and cfecual That such IL
the character Of DR. MclAncs Liver Pills ihcrecan
be no Doubt The testimony we lay before you. and
the great which has invariably attended their
use will think, be sufficient convince the most
increduloua II hrs been sincere wish. that there
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by the cfccts produced Thafthey have bern tested.
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We call thousands to witness who have experienced
heir beneficial effects
DR.. McLssc- Liver Pills are not held forth and REQ.
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day, ~ universal cure sls. bit simply for LIVER
COMPLAINTS. and tho~e symptoms connected with
4 deraHRrd alAAe Of lhaae