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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
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The Fsemont County Union says that The
hfeless body Of an infant Was found near
Esstpost, in that county, last week.
The Marengo Republican speak of the
freezing TO death OF sheep aud chickens in
iswa county, during the late cold snap
The trial of Abraham II. Fetter chsrg d
with having murdered his own wife, in Ia
ma county, is in progress At Vinton, where
the case was carried by change of venue.
The large and extensive Touring mill of
@. N. Smediey, situated on Skunk river,
from Oskaloosa, on the yigourney road wss
destroyed BY fire On Monday forenoon. The
loss ID said TO be 81, 900, and the property
covered BY no insurance Whatever.
The Burlington Gasstss, speaking Of
new paper mill says I've are glad TO see
the 0anufactusss Of Bufliagton building up
% rapidly. By the 6rst Of April the paper
mill Of Nsssss. Cock 3 Hooper will 80 int
operation. Alrssdy Chicago paper sompa-
MES have made efforts t. psTchass the works
but the psoprietoss refuse 70 cell.
A 0erman sches, teacher, . breaches. u
Guttenbusg, Clayton county, recently in>
flicted severe punishment on two Of bis
pupils for the offence ct dancing At q we'd
ding. With that relic Of barbssism, the
fssuis, he struch each Of them thirty >two
times asssss she pain Of the hand, infl,ct-
! ing serious aud permanent injury.
On Thursday last Clinton Was visited BY
two eonflaearations. The first resulted in
the partial destruction Of the residence Of .
Mr.. Cook, on Eleventh Avenue, and the sec
ond was in the two story frame building,
30xl0O feet, on Eighth Avenue, used ~ Z
railroad carpenter shop, resulting In its to-
tel destruction, with loss Of from a ,0ot
to $4,000.
The Herald says another case q
f. ezine TO death occurred near Cedar Fall
last week. On Friday morning the body o
q man, buried in snow and Joe. was found I
few miles from that place. The body hat
to be cut out with hatchets. II ia supposed
ths maa bssisd himself in the snow for tn
purpose Of keeping warn, ndfalling aslesI
froxs to death. The name, occupation
and resi1e0ce Of the deceased we're not as
certained.
The Dewitt Obseress says IN acsidcn
lately happened to . ssa Of Bsnjamin Dan
matt, Q lad Of Ten or dexcn years, abou
nine miles east Of Dewitt Whilst work
ing about the horse power Of . threshinI
machine, his evseeeAt was caught by Dol
in the tumbling rod, breaking . limb an'
gashsng thigh terribly. He narrowly 81
ssped death, and ID not now thought to b
in . dangerous condition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23


UxPoLisssD Gsns.-A correspondent Of
the Bostsn Voice. describing . visit to Z
night school in Boston, says:
Zone bright, roeuish little fellow. Of 6f.
teen, stated that he "bunksd" one night
beneath On inverted hand-sart He awoks
before daylight, and pressed BY hunger,
started out on . ''foraging" expedition
Discovering . can Of milk and some loaved
Of broad ON door step, he appropriated
the milk and one Of the leaves, and retiring
to secure nook, proceeded to regale him,
self with breakfast the like ri which hi
had not enjoyed for long time. But the
sudden appearance Of . police oaises, who,
unseen, had witnessed the whole perform
anes. dissipsted both his appetite and his
enjoyment, and awohs him to . conscious
ness Of his crime and its consequences
The victim knsively ADDED that "he go,
twenty -cn iavs' for tie theft
Aud fright, intelligent boy who has
made several public appearances in Nd
Nevins, the Ne eshoy," ut fremont Tempe
al d other laces gave the title OF his piece
a "C,sa Blanca" and with the gravity Il
an Indian Chief recited.
The boy stood on the burnin. ] ok,
a ealing peanuts br the pc X
Ills ftth-r called he would not 90,
Because he loved the peanuts So
made hl~ bow and sat down, am tie 70,
c.ierous applause Of his comrades
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
+" HISTORICAL"
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 1 Neuralgic compound
THE RHEUMATIC d NEuRALelc COMPOUND.

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Anh ihhoMAi ie NEuhAL"iC CoMiut Nd
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or, Ssa,s 49,, 1870 p..s, S"a'u =, u,n iA.e 90
yo,sre ,n Vrra en-, anS ah,I. ,her ,h IN
az ,h r..,, t San ,au "a iI nv - In ~. suns
NJ. IA ~.mns;n, nhnm ~ rn aa.nS ssu m..
x.,clw IN hara ~ ~sssni W. ,. 49,, a. M So
sn.misrs ,.ha sss ~. r, 49," ~ ~,
pain and entirely cure him Of his disease The Wis
of returned with his medicine and prov cd his words
in few dayA Capt Copeland began 10 improy. nm
der his tredt 1ent and was soon Completely cured
so delighted was IL s.Old Sea Dog" that he pur
chased the receipt from the Mexico s paniard for
one Hundred and Fifty boilers.
After Can't Copeland returned to Boston. Cant
Gardiner bought number Of bottles OF this article.
then ctured In a small way by Can't Copeland
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

Il Is ali old apothesm that 'thc hair Of 0
cog cures this be The I'd tor Of the Mem
pals appeal no doubt believes in the sane
principle in hygiene when he urges that ne
groes should be elected en- mssss for Con.
sress and the Legislature Of the State:
Tho United States will sicken Of nero
outrage when Senators and Representa- Ill cs
OF that color, not mulatsoss, nor he negro
that in the city has learned to ~ the white
men, but the genuine, unadulterated article
from the plantation and the deck Of the
steamboat. odsriferous and cleaxinous beeiu
TO take their sssts In Congress. II ~ could
place twenty Negro Senators and fifty negro
Representatives there te-oorrow, the Raids
cal party weuld nss live another day. II
We could eless ssgss lssislators. judses and
shcrifs, and CoogfSssnea Of Tie sams race,
the Northern States would pssbsly sbs
slighuy nauscatsd. Il il perhaps tAs only
means b. which their accufsed race q folly
can b termiostsd. No doubt, II there were
concert Of action and organization, with -
crssy and activity. many negroes could -
sieolsd in Tennessee send : dossn 70 che
Legislaturs, o., Il they ere Rsl slioislo y
that, ssnd two q thrss 70 Ceperee4 40 ~
bAskbsns Of naliesaeey tAefs svs4 y
he0ken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

DIR. echencks Polmonlc 0yraP.
This great medicine cured Dr.. J. H. Schenek, the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, whsu it
had assumed IL most formidable aspect, and whom
speedy death appeared TO DO inevitable His physi-
Clans pronounced his case ineusabls, woen no com
msueed the u this siapls but powerful ssmedy.
He heaisA Was restored In very ehose umc, end NO
return Of the disease has osea Appfshended, of all
~ syDptoms quickly disappeasd, aAd hs present
weight e more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he Aas devoted bio ettenAlon
exclusively 70 the Of Consumption. AID the Dis
eases which usually eomplicated with Il, and the
cures effected ~ his medicine have beea vefy nu-
msroue and tfu y voadssful DR.. Schenek makes
professional Wits 70 asvesal OF the lasgef eities
weekly, where h. las large c0ncoosse OF paSisnes,
and II y truly ass.aAahine tn psOs co0ounptvss
that have to be ltedo out u theis carriages, and In
lev neaths. healthy. sobsss psssons. 1n ocnHSox's
Pnls ass genesaiiy all required IN curing consump-
don. Fall AteoeliOns oee0mpany eaeh, % that any
one can take then without eceinH DR.. Schenck, but
when 10 convenient Il r hest to zee him. lie gives
advice free, but for . thorOugh examination with his
RespieOm etes his - II three dol1are.
Please observe, when purchasing, thAt the two like
nesses OF the DOctOS-Onc when In the lest stage Of
Consumption and the other he now Il, IN perfect
hcailh-s1c on the Government stamp.
Sold BY all druggiss aud dealers. Price, 81 20 per
bottle or 81 Dc per half dozen Letters for advice
sho1ld always BE- directed 30 DR. Schencks Principal
Offioe. No ~ North 9Th street, Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents John y. Park, incin-
natl. Ohio: Walker h TayIor. Blrnham 4 Van
setback Chicago, H.. col in- Broe., -. Louis NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
,,,..c.,ans worship Ia Esomc.

The Presiden. On Friday sent 10 Cons
crcss letter from Minister King, dated
February is, in which the latter says the
laws Of Rome do not tolerate any other
from ofpublic religious worship than such
No conforms TO the teachers OF the Roman
c.holic Church, hut the right Of any TOT
eign minister 1T the Paral court TO hold reli.
cious services under his own roef, and in
accordance With the lorna Of his national
or individual faith, has never been quss-
toned OF Interested with. So long - the
number Of Americans visiting Rome va
comparatively limited II was not di0sult
for the minister IN securing apastments for
himself and family, 70 make suitable pro
vissn A. well for chapel, bat Of late ysars
with the very great increase sf travel. this
has beef no easy matter. Il was supposed
by many thss the closing Of the American
Chapel, being apart from the residence Of
the minister. would necessarily follow that
OF the Scotch places Of worship. To pre>
vent. IL possible. . step which Mr. King
says he know would excite great deal 81
feeling a home. and subject our country
men at Rome to much annoyance and incon
venience, and At the same time T. Civ,
themselves at least the color Of q right :,
assemble where they did for religious Wor
ship, he directed the aims Of the !America'
legation TO be placed over the building il
which the American chapel 10 located. Thi
seems 10 have satisfied the Requirements o
scruplss Of the authorities. and thus fas o
one has intcrfersd with them, nor docs b
believe that they will b disturbed durio
the present season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
IN nncident OF shc DOn hard
Aent Of Fort Rslshcr.

A person who vas in Fort Fisher during
The bombaydment te ID she following story
in AN English magazine:
"Oh this agony Of despair 10 see ball
and shell falling harmless from those ,ur
rcts OF iron, or rolling like pellets along the
low decks, whilst the gallant defenders of
Fort Fisher were fali ing in sheaves within
Il fe,liticaiion which would, four short
wears before. have detied the efforts Of any
iavy,-'a work, as Porter says, stronger
than Rnything SebAstopol coaid boast off,
One day n happy shot succeeded in finding
its way into weak spot Of . two-turreted
IA onster piece OF iron evidently was turn
ell NJ, AID jauimcd the turret. Harah i
one At last disabled, thought tho poor Con.
tedsstes. BY Jovc. see two sailors quiet
y walk out. and vet themselves down, the
holding chisel, the other striking with .
hammer. They were cutting away the OBJ
s'ruclion; and 10 secure was ths monitor
agsinst any vital injury being inflicted on
her, that, although silcnced, she would not
retire from her position. A swarm Of
southern rifemco werc thrown cut 70 slay
tie two bold federals but no oae hit them.
aud they worked on oalnly. ualil General
Whiting generously intesfesed, and said.
such gallant fellows deserve 70 i've cease
dring. my lads, 1t shsm.' So the iron wss
cut away"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

ABLACksnIru, 81 Missouri, has prepared
. horse shoe for the Paris Exposition, made
Of raw ore from the lrcn Mountain. Half
the shoe is finished, and tie other half
shows the ore AS it Is dug from the mine
The "Star Spangled Banner was Kissed
afew nights since in Portland, Maine-prob.
ably on account Of the bad music Ii this
had happened in a Southern city, there
would have been . committee appointed
forthwith by Congress for investigation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
ALLCoCk's POROUS rLAsTERs.

ALLCOCk's POROUS PLASTERS.
Allentown. Penn. April 4, 1865
Mcssrs. T. ALLcocK b Co:
Dear Sirs My daughter used one Of your Porous
rlasers. She had very bad pain In her side, and i
cured her ia one week. Yours truly.
JOHN V. n. HUNTER.
We refer 10 the
Forty Thousand DragEists
who sell our Plasters. TO their high sterling char
acter.
ALLCOCK 4 CO., Agency, Brandreth House, New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
A CANVASS OF THE UNION
proves that The mos. successful candidate for general
favor placed before
TlIE PEOPLE.
tina. pure and sslubro1s vegetable beautiler,
C3fSTADOROS HAIR DYE,
Far ana wide, throughout the restored republic, IN
defiance Of rivalry and competition. it appeals
TO THE POLLS,
Of all who design TO clohe the with the mani1
cent BLACK brown hues which nature has denied,
age stolen away. Manufactured By j. CnIsrADO
no, Astor House. N. Y. Sold by Druygi-ts.-
Applied by all Hair Dreesers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. vlGo3
eairee by H,lnrofp's EXTRACT Brcitr. ft5s&wly
MISGUIDED MEN.

MISGUIDED MEN.
AND The Law ~ CHARITY AID MERCY.
HowAHa ESSAYS, Oh tho Errors. ANnses and Disca.
SEES VII Ct frn thu basis of the G.avest Maladics in
the fr@ man. and fe rfully ssr the yita' pow
eis with means OF reile Feut Ia sealed letter
envt'er : free OF charge Address. Dr. J. sklLLlN
HoUGliToN, Howard Association. Philadelphia,
Pa. anl5-d&w3m
FOR NON RETENTION INCONVENIENCE
OF Urine. irritation. Inflammation or liberation Of
the bladder, kidneys. diseases Of the prostrate
glands in the bladder. calculus, gravel brick
dust DEPOSIT AMI all diseases OF the bladder. kidneys
and dropsieai W Hinge, ld&wiy
UsE lleLuIoIp's FLUID KxruAcr Bucnr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

As the forms Of disease for Whieh We peunovne 81.
Compound have their origin Il - Mod, lei the
sufferer remember that merely outward appliance
reach the CAUSE The COsup0un1. cosxG lxTu ri
naccp, TIE CITADEL OF7fHE DISEASE. drives
u from tts strong hold, and ~ victim is relieved
CURE WARRANTED
BURNHlAH 4 VAN SCHAACK,
Wnoleesis Dfuegtu, 70 Lake 81. Chicago.
ooSuuo A&eue fue eho E0sthWeet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

-
The New York 7yses, 10 an article on the
policy Of Congress, ssys:-
We have never doubted that II Oeaessss
had accepted the leading fsaturss Of The
Presidents policy, and shown the Southsen
States that, the war bsins over, the
Uaien Party, which controlled The Covers
mens. would treat them with generous con.
tidcncc a equals and q friends. more than
half Of those States would have become
from choice and eonsicsiea soauoeh adhs>
rents Of that party. and would have kept Il
10 pswss iof sosaty ysass - seos. But
Congress did not pursue thia course Tue
Republican leaders adopted different poll
cy. They sought to coerce the South into
the adoption Of their principles--or rash
CT TO exclude frem political power all but
their party adhsrents in the Southern
Stssss. AnI The experiment is still incom.
rete.
1ha Times ceniesses ia, !. has little
faith IN tie success Of The Radical .xp cri
met and admits hat the Rad cal header,
are solely responsible tor the criminal iciav
il restoring the rain.
Tur BuiIsio Commercial Advertiser pub
lshed lsiely = con pleis list If the d,sas
tors On the lakes sad ,risutry rivers in 1866
Il i.'1s six cola@ns with an aggregate Of
se'sn hundred and thirty four disasters,
,'No"'ne the loss oicnc hundred and { eyen
80 Ila Si.eis.a2S in property. lhe
r.. ,nme,r OF disasters happened in
- "Lu october. The loss by sailing yes
was more than double that by steam
'ass year .ss considerably in excess Of sh.s
fosty>one lives and quarter Of n;i,;y
q dollars, showing more favorable ss..os
for navigation in 1856 than in loSb.
PRAcftcAL Hrxrs. = coating Of three
parts lard and enc part rcsin.s Apllasd to
farm tools Of iron OF steel vtn so1o1oAlly
prevent rust. Common naii4 kecoo1 seli
hot ana dropped inse cold wa>6s ~ GnncA
and auswer the purpose e vtsUl6t sa1s.-
Tho sharp corner Of . coonmQo Indjoa O..
rev head or flint win cue e1aas oaito eGece>
ually. A good wagon jack ~ - uusds u
tvo pieces d boards, two = uote - loar.
Place the bSard 10 ffspt = NJ utssl. one
end on he ereusd, - theSsAss ~ sn>
der one of tie spsksss cieeeOp 10 To t1les;
tueu 09o 0Ol0 OF oepQ8O VA ~ ODD00oo0
side Of the wbssl ssd ut q ne sans time
place the second board under the axls.tree.
Ia this way a. loaded wagon may b lifsed
will. case. Rusty nails may Ls drawn from
wood without difficulty, By giving them q
blow hard enough to atari them little a
gun will not nssd cleansing tos years il the
muxxle 10 tightly cssked ed pieee Of rob
q kept on he tsbs. uaAss he hsnmss,
while etanding idle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
Forty Thousand Druggists

uELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
snd viGor 10 the frame and bloom the pailid cheek.
TOMS and IL no treatment IL submitted 70, consump
ton. ins anty or cpilepuc hts enrue. lfcb5-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

Mohammsd vas . little above the msdium
height. strongly cut. sparsIy made. with
broad shoulders aud . slight stoop his
cluslered shout Ais cars; HE ssoustache aud
beard were also black. the latter abundant
and reaching some Wsy down his chest his
forehead vas large, With vein On Il, which
swelledwhsn hswas aagry, his complexion
WAS fair f,r IN Arab his eyes were large.
black and piercing. blocdshot and restless !;
his teeth we're Waite and well formed. but
stood apart; his walk was 40 rapid that the
people hsd 70 run to keep mp With him, and
his gait is describsd as being like that Of
man st, idine down hill. lie vas simple in
hs appaiel Le never were six but once in
~ lite. aud ;hsn threw it aside in disgust,
ss5ig 1t vas no III dress Tor man. Ills
General attire WAS white aui red striped cot
ION; ike all Arabs, he had no taste for com
ont, and the iuAarioas reiinemcnts or nru
iiclal lie were uahnown 10 ham, Or would
nsvs been despiscd Lad trey become 50 a
he'd OF palm tf,e fiber, n bow hut of burned
tllnng with q lam,fres roof would have
acsn preferred 10y HIM 10 palace >.iii he
eas IN some things of extremely delicate
and sensitive taste, AS ia tie use OF peF>
fumes and IN his ds'atc for unpleasant.
od1rs. At Medina hs once sent back dish
al mutton TO the sender untouched, because
1t was favored with onions, saying they
were disasrcsabls to tho angel who visited
him. lie nsver Travelled without tooth picks,
aud antimony for the eyes; no was . good
listener in conversation. and never. in shak>
ing hands Vas The 6sst 10 Withdrew his
own; he was not addicted 10 any OF the
games or sports Of which the Arabs were so
passionately fond, and WAS, in oil things,
most unlike the iQsto ideal Of Arabic chsr>
actcY,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
More than 20 years OF she 0acs
cess19l mnO Of
"Pettit's American Eye NalvO."

lin which time over 1oOo.O0o boxes have been used)
has placed 1t beyond the pale Of experiment. Il has
become necessity in every family for Instant uss,
lot only for deeaeed eycs acute chronic. bue for
az cutaneous inhamnations, burne. chillblana cry
Infants eotee, chsfee and scsbs capt han d. chapl
Ipe and ali kindred Me relieving paas and healing
D. u ~ magic. Bedng applied kxrnnxAiLy, II has
never bean known In Jungle case, 70 lnure. ~ the
use q tho Couchine needle Rstoury o. probe OF OF
.scnmg ssnsttce ensroding lotioas ed kye-wsoess,
sXoeos does irraparabe injafy 70 the eye. b cor,
co1sum,e OF envelope that sensitive organ
ssle at wholesale and retail at propyieeorp Low.
r.r. .sh lneee STEVENSON q CAANAHAN
i IOWA aud Agents for Prorriefors, Davenport
dec81~dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
FRulT-eaowINs.
1 SPECIAL FRUIT Team,

TO sccommodats the trade. Cotton, TObaeco,
Hemp and al The products common 70 the Md
ale StaAss here do we'll.
The rapid development Of the counties touched
by the Illinois Central Railway line. 10 shown By
the following census returns II 1850 their
population wasIs5i ,ss7 in 1860. sts.sll. and in
1865. LIZ .os7.
The possessions Of the Company sxtsnd from
Chieaso, and from Duuleith 10 Csntralia. and
arc located in forty mine counties in Illinois.
embrsciug such varieties ofsoil and diversity Of
climate - to suit every puspsss Of agriculture.
Within ten yeass the Company have sold
1850. 900 acres to more than ~ 900 actual set.
tiers. and no actual settler has lost his homo
through harsh treatn. emit on the part Oft Com.
pasy when indulgence he's been deserved. II
has been extsndsd . meet NE sseessitiss ofths
farmer. The sales during he past ssssos have
been greater than ss asy former period. and YET
the lands unsoid are equal In every respect to
those already disposed Of. About
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

R.,, W.dc vho II nov elecsed pvns NenA
&C n ~ ..s :. :. camr,;,r.o. -. n. ..,o~
si. ,u " MI. . sn,eoh n ths Th;,t-~fonsih
Con,rsss IN rh;ch ha .ss.,t.d Thai The
Southern states bsd . REM 20 v;,hdrsv
COW, ,he IIp;on II ,bev Ass,r.a IN He not
III ss,,;,t. d .ha, thcv h.d ~. y;,bt 10 se>
DO 1 hu, hc urr.a mon them that II was
tbeir du,v "a eSercise that right. He aaid
no was no, one o. those who expected the
Soutbevn reople would lcne stay m the
Tn;o, and he would not ask them 10 COT.
t,nue n i, an rould be doing violence to
H1 ni,ffor,n oftle marty 10 m1tch he belono>
ed Tha. marty. he said. hid adopted tho
Drc,arnttoo Of Indcpcnd ence a the basis Of
ia political ORGANIZATION. vhieh declared
that snv nsopls. vhen the eovcrnmsnt 10
which ehsv ver. attached coed 10 pretsct
their riehts Ma "fLc rioht 70 reeur 10 fun.
dsmeafol nr;neipl,s. and. feed b.. d1styov
tke $500 snf uadsr chick tlev lire. and to
erscf an En- rui.s nn.ther n,ore eondmcire 10
the;e .r.I6cr. M ranrot So,c;biv hold
nan in tRs lJ.;er. :" aid Is. 90, a. aftewps
"A h 4 see,.s - =, ecoeIA ss6ee,e fhe frsf
1890. c1a1. l~-.-..A ,.,,,ys, sekieh re
I'm W - 4 49,,
Th;. ,.r.~.~. .mh,.oee four ysrv dis.
N,ce c,ccrs,tisrs
+ dscl.rc. the ri.ht ofssc,ssioa 10 be-.
,ons :. IN. S.atss- nd heir duty. under csr-
,s;, c;rcumsi.ncC. 20 exercise Il.
That ahs rsS;eel psrtv vss orrau;xed
=. . ..ca.s,on nartv-
Th.a The sivhs of accession v.s a fund.
.msrt.I nr;rc;n,s l.;i down in &he DecIav..
ian 81 lrd.osrd.ses
4 Th,s ~ .ss.m., IN coe,ee . Stat. 70
rem.,n r. ths Hmm vas .nhvcrsiye az IN,
a.. ...;.,.,.i.. 49,. ~h;oh ~. Co,s,r,,sr,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,

the GLORY OF MAN Is sTRENaTH.-Thers-
fore the nervous and dcbilitatcd ehould imnedats-
u uee nLMBOlD's kxTnACf BUUnU. [d&w