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How Many Thousands Cam Testify to This
9Th by Unhappy Experiemces

IN by Unhappy Experienced!
Young men troubled with emissions i'm sleep-a
complaint generally the result OF a bad habit in
youth, treated scientifically and perfect
ranted or no charge made. = - =
Hardly day passes but are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption and by their friends are supposed 70
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice In perfect health. 70
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MiddIe.Ayed Mem,

NH10UIt.A Se0 NIGH
There are many men OF the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent eyacuatons from the blad
der, often accompanied by slight smarting burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen al
bumen will appear, the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbd appear
ance. There are many men who die OF this difficulty
ignorant of the cause, which il the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
/ can warrant a perfect cure in such cases, and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
can do so by writing, in plain manner, descrip-
ton of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
will be forwarded immediately. lrf.s ..4 ...f
All correspondence strictly confidential, and will
be returned, If desired.
Address: DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
No. IA Preble Street,
Next door to the Treble House, Portland, Me.
- Send Stamp for Circular.
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P0RTLAND& R0CnESTERR.H.
PORTLAND d kEENEBEC R. R.
1a.-r WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Nov. I2ah, 1866.

b.
Esssgsssfs1 Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
sAK--sEag at leo Z. NJ, Tor Bath, Augusta, Wat
erVlile, hendars Mills SHOW hogan, and intermediate
Stations, connecting at Brunswick with Androscug-
gin Il. r., for Lewiston and Pennington, and at
kendas Mills with Maine Central Il. H. Tor Bangor
andntermediatestations Fares dsLow by this route
as any either.
Leave Portland Tor Bath, Lewiston, Augusta and
intermediate stations Saturday only at T45 L. VI.
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Brunswick and n-
termedate stations daily, except Saturday. at $50 Il.
NJ.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, win
leave Portland for Skowhegan and int mediate sta
tons every morning at O'Clock.
Trains from Brunswick and Lewiston are due at
Portland at 9.20 A. NJ, and from Skowhegan amt
Farmington and all intermediate stations at 200 L.
M. to connect with trains Tor Boston.
Stages fof Rockland connect at Bath; and far Bel
fast Augusta, leaving daily arrival OF train from
Boston, leaving at 80 A. NJ. and Tor Scion, Arson
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at
Skow hogan, and Tor China, East and North Vassal-
boro at NaSsalbOr0'; for Unity at Kendall's AiPs,
and for Canaan at Pshon's Ferry.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta. Oct. ~. lSC6. noyi2lltf
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Eclectic Medical I,ajir7aarg,
y To THE LADIES.

.gaa. y TO THE LADIES.
DIR. II UGHES particularly invites all Ladies', who
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms No. IA
Preble Street. which they will lind arranged Tor their
especial accommodation rr
DIR. HIS Eclectic RenOvating Medicines are unrival-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief in a short time.
LADIES will find it Invaluable in all cases of OBJ
strucons after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, and may be takeI
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part Of the country with full directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
.pt No. IA Preble Street, Portland.
N. Blades desiring may consult one of their
own SEX A lady OF experience in constant attend
ance. janl .1s65deSw.
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CHRONIC Il lNEEG.rIOurs
Medical Advice Free.

Diseases in "a shor, time, without the use OF Mercury
Diseases Of womi have also his attention. All oh
etructioIs &c removed.
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DERRY STREET, bot. I'd 4 4th, Davenport
= With facilities unsurpassed, added TO the
experience oil more than 20 v. ars hopes 10 merit
large share at patronage scpi5
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ILLINOIS.

SPRiNGflELp. Jan 30.-The Brown coun
ty sheriff, u. l.. kcudred, died day before
yesterday.
The Governor health is improving.
The journal Washington special saws
that Senator Morgan, from the Finance
Committee, reported adversely to the gold
bill. ON the ground that it would fail to
reach the desired end.
Leading Southerntrs and radicals have
nearly completed new policy of rccon>
struction, which it is thought will form the
basis Of harmony /. viii be made public
in few days
Nearly all the lawyers at the Chicago bar
have signed n protest against the proposed
abolition of the Recorders Court Of CHS
cagO
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SD. wssrsawnsn~ w. n

( taEPESrLR AND BUILDER. SHOP On
~ c"niacrclel Alley. opposite Post Office. la
va""ari, 10
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q. Vaai.s.l.tr.

=. ~ .RANi SlREfr, BELOW SIZE
"a nnd teaFa constantly % hand nd makrs
sR T. esdsr.
G.gf-'. .roy-' and Ght!drcs. =
CLNHifNt,uill ir bea, material ard IN u mannai
that cs.anut iN! "a give sntis faction. Libern
patronage Especially solicited nIy2l-dlg
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CaicAoo. Jan. 81.
f.our-Spring extras neglected snd nom
inal'v lover; snper'ine in ;asr demsnd
Whest-Dpll aud &c lower. demsrd sDesrla-
tive 70 I'LL maturing contracts No. ] sprins ~.
~ No. slso0sl 8 rejected Et sl.ssmI 81
chasing at - 500. sU;S FOR No. ?.
Corn Declined &c AMI dali No. al 7t1
~; No ate rejected al see.
Oa;s-More active nj decline 90 ale;
sales Of IS geo bush. Nc. at p eltO.
Rye--pGli Il, s-Wss for No. SIS 9s. Tor
No ?.
Bariey-In store, dal! a. &c for Ne p aud
flms5 fcr rejected sales by sample at s5.sl..3
pera-Ness rlt.ye and frner; s9les OF 1850
bhs. AZ e IS seals 62t4.
Lard Firm bu, dull ~ l. SS@l2
Live Hogs-io@i5c higher; nearly sold re-
ccipts .4as head sales at s5.30W6.5o
Cattle-Firmer and more active sales at a :
oo@6.To.
Dressed Hogs-Steady sales at t7.lo@7.7o F;
closing ut q .3o17 ~; dividing on 200 lbs
Sheep-ln good demand good lots selling
at IS 25d6 co.
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latest News
BI' TELEGFs.fpH,
Te, TIE DAILY fsHMOC2AT.
FEW YORK.


NEW YoRk, Jan. 30.--ln the Board OF
Supervisors. yesterday, the special commit
tee on Banks and Insurance Compsn es, res
ported in favor Of refunding the amounts
Illegally ella from certain Of those insi
tutions by the county as taxes.
Havana I'd ecs to he I'D. state that the
principal MERCHANTS have taken steps to
make Havana general entrs-port for the
storage Of cotton, by removing the restric>
tons on foreign vessels
The United States gun boat Dore, with
the secret mission, had net arrived.
st. Thomas advicss to the 9TH and Porto
Rico the 18th, say that the cholera had al>
most entirely disappeared from St. Thomas,
but the small DOE had not absted.
Two telegraph lines were TO be establish.
ed in Porto Rico.
Old navisators Of the sound say that the
weather the present winter has been the
seveiest they have experienced for twenty
or thirty years Many Of the sound steam
crs got fast in the ice near Thugs Neck,
and the passengers had TO foot it ashore.
The Times Washington speal says The
New Orleans riot committee will not com
plc,e their labors in two weeks. Gems.
Gran. and Fullerton and Mr. Raymon have
been subprnled. Mr.. Boyer, the Demo-
cratic member Of the committee, has not yet
examined one third of his witnesses, bu!
has already signified his intention to submit
a minority report
The iripeach.. ent committee OF a South>
ern Republican association has prepared q
partial list Of witnesses in the impeachment
case, and will suggest their program me OF
investigating the charges.
The Senate post office committee have
agreed to report Spauldings appropriation
bill as it passed the House.
The Herald's Washington special says
Gen. Silzer, Minister from Columbia, has
arrived from New York, and il 10 under
stood that the Misunderstanding which has
been spoken VI as existing between Mr.. Bar.
ton, our Minister in Bogoia, and the Colum.
bian government will be soon arranged.
The Tribuns's special says: Seward
letter 10 Mr.. Motley, 10 looked upon by the
Senators o. most insulting and undignified
and il 10 considered that Mr.. Motley was IN
self respect compelled to resign. The com.
mittes will therefore report against any oLs
nominated 10 the position.
With regard to tho gold sales, the Senate
Finance Committee favor the present policy
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, they have
not yet disposed Of the gold bill.
The Ways and Means Committee wers
engaged yesterday on the tau bill. They
will not report it, however, ill they get the
tariff so - to adjust these tSo measures, ant
make them harmonize.
No conclusion has been reached concern
ing the issue Of CITY or one hundred mil.
lions loans in certificates bearing less in
terest than the compound interest note, IA
take the place Of those held BY the banks
Secretary McCulloch favors the scheme.
Compound interest notes valued at ovel
| $l5, 00O,0OO have been withdrawn from cir
culatlon and cancelled since July last
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Rcsd tisc Certificate OF Rev. e.
=. f'tu.sf~

T. ir. UosrEunes
reasslr This e 10 certify TIA. 'sss 'as u with
- 4, pcrsia year aro last march ssa for peri
Of Of c.gh, months. was one q tic most miserable
creatures yoa ever nchc'i, ~: benr able either to
eat. drink OF e'scp, ard was com.el'et 70 walk the
Goer ireesantiy. WE nearly drrlsel Of ny rea-
~ auG hois lad ci...fely IA he al The efforts
made ;or ny recovery having proved ftGitless.
isre rr.t q November, ise5 had become 40
weas sna is.hle that could scarcely stand alone.
and 10 all appearance. would soon die A, this time
having read your advertisement, my wife prevailed
upon me 10 W your Bitter. bottle was procured.
and, strange TO say. soon commenced recovering.
have taken four bottles, and am enjoying o. good
health now = coalA b. expected for one Of my age,
tabous sxty years lhsve no doubt that II was your
Bi,tess aloAe. snder Divine Provdesce that effected
this wonderful cure. RT FLUALIN
Hudson. Mich. August 90. lsGA
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3Es. ~. 10. MYERS.

er-.r-sF-p nENTlST. Oaicc In FORESTS Block,
egxsxsas4 ~ opposite Y. -, corner "a aud Per
- $1,000 ry streets Hnr had over IL ycnr-
A-A-4- practice In thir ciy. Hss the com
iAe,e apart FOR manufacturing ard administering
Nirous utiic ui tas for Iaiulese operation IN Il
iraetlug teeth anis ~
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Sd VEIN !. PERU CO Al.
The Peru Coal Company

"AvING OPENED A YARD FOR THR
Sale Of their Coal offer il TO the citizens Of
Davenport and vicinity a. superior quality Of
Coal absolutely free from Dirt, Slate and Iron
burning with . clcar, intense heat, without
Cinder or Clinkcr.
For Domestic use, its freedom from Sulphur
and other impurities render il desirable net
only on rccouat OF CLEANLINESS, but also in ss-
wing the great amount OF labor in keeping fires
and carrying out ashes and cliakers.
ker producing steam, no coal mined in the
West can compete With the Sd Vein Peru Coal
The most careful and rigid comparative ,ests
BY two OF the prominent Railroads OF Hin dis
have fully decided that the use of Peru Coal
will. save over sixty per cent overany other BIZ
.tumincusCoal
A constant supply BY the car load or retail
will nj all times be found at the yard corner Of
Harrison aud Fifth streets Baveupart, fowas
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DETROIT. Jan. 30..-The dead lock in the
city council has been compromised by allow
Ing the President Of the last council to hold
over.
NILES. Jan. 30.-At midnight, q fire
broke out in this city. destroying several
stores. Total loss $4,000, insured $25>
900.
A Washington special says that Senator
Brown Of Missouri, to-day introduced bill
providing for the establishment of Gov
eminent telegraph line between Washington
snC New York.
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IOWA

DEs MoINEs, Jan. 3o.-rhc newly ap>
pointed State Agents of the Bible Society
are Rev. VI. Taylor, OF Delaware, and Dr. c.
Z. lloagand.
A committee OF the Directors of the Rock
Island Il. L. have gone to Washington to
lay before the proper committee the plan of
bridge across tire Mississippi high enough
10 chyIatc the necessity Of draw.
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FROM EUROPE.

Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
c&rnph.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ao-Noon--Co.ton quiet
unchanged, uplands steady at Ia bread
stuffs generally dull; corn, Hat.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-Il. Cen. advanced t.
Al 5-20's, 73A; consols unchanged.
FLoasxcE, Jan. 30.-Adniral Persano
just scqui,ted Of the charge Of cowardice
will tiled incompetency and disobedisnce "a
orders.
Athens, Jan. 30-It 10 Gen. Kellcrgis, moi
Ranjsria who is going on . mission to Amer
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3o.-The high repub>
lican authority is emphatic that the i'm
peachincnt furore will amount to nothing.
The Democrats say the impeachment l.
sure to take place.
Randalrs bill 10 raid to be continually
losing ground.
1t is believed that Campbell will soon be
able 10 reside in the Mexican Capital as
Minister TO the Mexican Republic.
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic skirt.

VERY FLEXlBl.E. FOLDED EASILY
when in use to occupy small space-ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
slzes. al Wholesale and Retail bv
HERZBERG GOODMAN CO.
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aRsTeacTS Of SCOTT COUNTY

,,,ar ABOVE BOOKS. WHICH HAVE
Il occupied
Ten Fears 70 Cesspsess,
are nov the property cfths subscriber. Who VIII
''''''' Abstracts q Title
80 Real Estate In scott Co.
~. .e,,ee sna % fsesousbis terms
- g. n. EldrldGcs
c,assyssesr sad Notary P's.e:
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SALOON + o0Wlluo ALLEY |
FRONT Ar0aECT.
Fourth door west Of Brady, Davenport. Lowe
u. q. MlTCIEu.l.. Prep.
Choice Wines. Liquors and Cigars constantly
on hand.
The bowling Alley is new. and in perfect or
de--she only one IN The city. Give him a
c.l mnyl diy
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM

SrosY Poisr, White CO. Ark. May 20, 20.
rnDR. 5orR Brri,-Desr Sir faat February war In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some OF your
snrsa,arla aud Cedron Bitters. Ny ronin-l law Who
was with In ihc store. had been down with rheu
rnntlsrn fsr time, commenced on the liitiers
mrA -o0,i found l!- general health improved. DR.
,s, Who hGa b ia IN bad health tried tLein, and he
nt-. frnnroNpd Or. Coffee. who had been In bad
Health l,r several years stomach aud liver affected
he Improved very inach ny The Of your Blticrs
Indeed he Cciron tters has given yoa great pppu-
larity ia this settlement. think could sell great
quantity Of your medicines this full especially ~
your teifon Bitttta md sAfsapaiila- ship me VIA
Menpl!-. Hlckeu n Nicely Hespectfuliy
C.B. WALLER
EXTRACT OF LrrT,E FROM ProvinFsor. Ala.
May 10. 1880 (
=
Dg ions Biii.. ! ecil NHn go far crbEos BIT
rrlr icare frid What IL Viii come to after paying
fr,iyht Ia Columbus Msr. hhye been troubled for
several ycArr with llGisertion l.se had TO take pills
every nigk Tor ten nnecn years and IN February.
i~si nas attacked with general lafnls sis ! was
confined my Tor the balance II tho year and
In fact, continued in very weak and nervous condi
ton un.N some two months sitce. when was put
under al operation, and your Cetron Bitfers for
treatment ] commenced improving right away and
,ne,.adeodaw,iy A. L. NEAL
vCii PtEIi uy Inl, 1lly llAA nk kRCungr
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANciscx, January 80. - Among
the passengers for New York to day
BY the Steamer Constitution are James
W. Nye, L. S. Senator from Nevada, DR..
Leasie, A. Sagrs. Thos. Mcguire. and the
Imperial Troupe Of Japanese Performers.
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'sAfE FNE"N'N VII IOWA tANAlHl.
vFAAINS rAtt '.tSAcID IN TIT PkAU
En- isce 81 Ned.ai and SURGERY FOR the last
IsKsss yfxs iLARR IN rris Srsrr. has ptrmans
emily located ~ tbs ci'y. and uticTs his profes-
si"nal sefgitrs % the ciiizchs ~ Davenport and
vicinity. snd hops ~ bis long experience with
The diseases 81 the climate, 10 merit aud receive
PORTION ~ public patronage.
Vice corner OF Third aud brady, over Lind.
tas's ieweify store, residence in what was for
meriy known as the Fulton House. on Water
street. above the bridge june27 DIT
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TraE FI.ORENC8
SEWING MACHINE
TOBACCO.
-----------------
NEW CIGAR STORE.

.4R.rOED 8 EcCL.fIRE,
INVITE THE PUBLIC TO CALL At TIE
4 new quarters when anything 10 'no ,'no
Tobacco, Cigars or Fancy Geeess
are wanted. Ths, have fell .uppiy o. all
grades sell cheap and gnaEsnasIHsr RuYERa
il ssnec;slly called to the stock. They manu-.
fsctrrc their own goods, md can sell - ehesp
no nv a. - hotfee " ~" ~.
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asrnsllcy's Daplcx lElliptic Hlxirt.
NERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
when in use 60 occupy a small space-ms.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn In all
sizes, at Wholesale and ketaii BY
EEnAl- nan nN
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frcr, the celebrated manu- factories of CHECKER
.nc ! Sons, Iia,et. Davis = Co. Boston. which
oiier tar sale at Lower prices ,hen asked for the
taap, second aud thnd-c'ass Planes tina: tew
,-... tftavtet
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To Redeem the Coupons at Ma
turity, Free Of Charge.

per cent. legal tender notes. whether
same be with or without coupons.
- This Bank respectfully solicits deposits
on current account, or on certificate of deposit
end 70 oil Of its customers il pledges the most
liberal treatment. HUGO SCHMIDT, Cash.
IRA N. CLIFFORD. Pres
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LOUISIANA,

New ORLEANS, Jan. 30.-Sugar steady.
middlng l3c; molasses active, medium 55c
extra 20. TO superfinc; flour firm. small
supply, XN $la, NXX SIC 50@Sl6; corn
firm and in good demand at $l.l5$l.57.
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.Tmn e,rasn MANUFACTURING CospAsy." sflse yssss
Of experience and effort recently tsoughtto Srs
YErTlpN
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3o.-Ihe Republican says
that large majority of the Board Of Trade
are strongly opposed to the financial policy
of Secretary MCulloch. AID would like to see
him removed.
Mr.. Farnsworth has been placed upon the
Congressional Reconstruction Committee,
in the place Of Mr.. Washburrc during the
absence Of tho latter in Europe.
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Davenport Market Report.
Osvscs o. sHs DAvuRpons DsueuaAs.
january IS 1857.
FLorp.-SsAsR.-
Retail bulk ell.4o.
:. Sacks, paper. ell GO
% hbi. tl2l5.
Wholesale 4octs per Dbl less
Coux MRAL--No. 1, per bashel. s7iscts
WusAr.-Ao. l, te.oed fe.o5. No. 2 IL 80
@t2.oo.
CoRx-3Sc.
Oars Ace.
RAnLRS S0tts0c.
PorAroxs-5e@75c.
TuaSvs.-17c per 80 lbs.
AprLEs.--t4 80 per Dbl.
BuSYsR -s5@2sc.
Eoes.--2 Csc.
HAr.-tl2,ue.
CoAL-l,y The load, 9ia2ec, at yard. lsc. de-
livercd 2oc
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ONO.

CINCINNATI, Jan. SOL r. N.-Flour and
grain unchanged and quiet; whiskey, dull,
in bond; hogs quiet. unchanged; receipts
81 400; provisions unchanged; holucrs
firm. but demand light; eggs held at 40,
very scarce. River fallen . inches ther>
uomctrr =
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HR. y. YOQJMANn.

ID iYSiCIAN AND SURGEON Office. cor.
Il I'd and brady Streets, under Stseepes I
bay lies store. Residence on llih a., bet lire
DIV and Main. oct3d- dr. d
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Seminal Weakness Cured.

Dr. BDHANNASS VEGETABLE ELECTU AIRY
pleasant and pariable cure for Spematorfhpa oi
Seminal " eaknes- This remedy which has been
used by the renowned DR.. Bohannan in his private
practice for twenty five years, was never known
To fail in curing a. worst Of seminal akness
in from two 10 fvr weeks. Al er twenty five years
in private practice, il advertised solely fov
the benefit of the lartunstes to save them from the
hands of mercilees % scks, IL not from the grave
Price 3per box sent 10 all parts Of the country.
For salc ut Dr. Bohannan's ONCE, No 50 Pine st
between Third an Fourth.
EstahIishfi in st. Louis In 1887
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Miss. =. l.. pmELpS-

STUDIO no. --FARRANDs BLK. sdFLOOR
DH0TOGRAPHS WORKED IN OIL ON
i Water colors. or India Ink. on plain or
aibumcnir.d paper. Particular attention paid
~ copies.
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All those who -lfeiing from "Sperma.orrh9a
or T" Seminal Ne'strss, or any private disease, OF
are in doubt rs to exact nature Of their complain,
shoald send at r DR.. Bohannan's "Tre atise 90
Special Diseases. vhich gives 4 full description
symptoms Xe. OF i. Chronic and Special dis
cares. n 10 leave fOom for doubt. This valuable
work is seut FREE g. any address. Direct 20 DIR. C.
A BoHANSAN. Nos 90 and - Pine street, between
Third and Fourth -ccts, 81, Louis Mo.
Eata f,ljqhc6 in ST T,o,,ic in 1897
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sl.lNK r sa01a,c0N-

RH'uNuA q NuDB81ONe
H0uSk AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
III ERS, Paper Hangers, 0lssiers, &c. shop
corner Main aud Fifth sts mch29 div
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View Work MARKET,

View Work wf.rie-,
NV logE, Jan. 81
Cotton Quiet and firm ut SIC.
tlonr-Dall l5M29c lower; sl0 500 sl0. 90
Extra State aud ale eetyll.s0 for hoop Ohio;
Whea,-Dull and Sa5c lower, 1T e. % ior
No. =.
Corn-2a &c lower ui sl.io@l liz in store, and
sl.120fl. Is afloat
Oats Heavy u fo6issc for Chicago AMI Mil
Pork-ilcasv ard lower
Cat Neats-Active and frm.
Lard-Steady.
Dressed Hogs firmer, a,9i @9H.
Petroleum at re for crude, and aet
for refined in bore
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-30

Perfectly Reliable.
1.-THE only remedy for Chile and Fever or Agus.snd
Pevcr that Is can he depended upon IL Iuriey's
Ague Tonic There have been thousands cured BY
using it who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit but In NO CASE HAS nuRLEY'S AGUE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT CURE. All who
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ne suffering from the chs would coneul, their own
interest by sending drug store and buying bot
tie II is pleasant to take comparedw others and
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Chills and Fever. Send for II TO tbs proprictors.
HURLEY, RIDDLE y 90.
Louisville. Ky.
For sale by the Wholesale druggists Of Louisville.
Cincinnati, Memphis. st. Louis, New Orleans. NC.
Every druggist and country MERIDIAN. should have
1t in store especially In districts snbcetto chile and
fever ague and fever.