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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-05

BELMONT County MARRIAGES AND
DTvoRCRs.-During the year just
closed, the Probate Judge of Belmont
nInety-four marriage licenses, fifty-fye
more than were ever before issued in
any one year.. OF this number there
were fifty-six issued in the month OF
During tls same period there were
thirteen divorces granted by, the Court
OF Common Pleas for Belmont county,
and of that number one couple sepa-
rated by the law after thirty years mar
ried life, repented OF their folly in sepa-
rating and have been married again.
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THE January thaw is a capital instItu-
tlOn" for producing Coughs, Colds and kim
dred ailments-tnuch worse than severe cold
weather, and we advise our readers, par
tieulariy those predIsposed to any pulmonary
weakness, TO SEQ to 1t they are well shod, and
allow, no change of clothlpg0 II any one is
81 unfortunate as TO contract a Cold! Cough,
HoaDenessS or other pulmonary disorder, we
know OF nothing so efficient as Goes Cough
Bals.m Our advice is, take little and often.
To those who have been living on the fat
of the land through the holidays, and have
got their stomachs out of order, we would
prescribe Goes Dyspepsia Cure, 1t has cured
some very bad cases of DYSPEPSIA. 80
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woon.-A meeting of the Hancock
County Wool Growers Association is
called at the Court House of that coun-
y New Manchester for next Tuesday,
the Sth inst. The questions proposed
i !S 1lscuSston are: What species of
sheep is best adapted TO our location
and elimatef And what mode of man
agement Is best in winterf
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Nossls. II and 10 MAIN sTREET.
Greenwood Cenete1..v,-, :.

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD.
~ . miles east pf the city, i now ready. for
lnte1InentsS sale, and Improvement OF lots. :
II contains SIaereS Of land, and Is LAID ont
IN the most modern and Improved Tstvie-
can Be eaSily reached ut M seasoTs AZ fEa
yearly the National Road, and for three-
lourSns OF the year by the Hempfeld Ran
Road. 1t Is perfectly secure. anff ffltsndefS Ia
&c 6eantined by every variety oftrees. shrub
pety. punllc vault, chapel ARTIFICIAL laEe
fountains, etc, to make 10 equal 10 me besff
ruI1 cemeteries In the countfy.lyi - - =.
ample provision Is, also rnfIdle for its en-
cement order, and care in perpetufty.
setSons deSirous OF purchasing lots, can
S4AInlne the grounds with the Superiiiten-
.saens who has plat or secure them By CALI
ing a. the ottice OF the SecTetaTy, on Main
street. over the Bank OF Wheeling 49,
PERSONS wishing to make 1nfeFments WIN
eal on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
Tickets of admission to Lotholders and
VISITORS VIII be issued by the SecretaTy..ao- =
BoARn or tDTREcroRS-A. u Sweeney.
ppT5ss1denti 4. g Bonham, SecEetarysJ. 81.
Bel, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, II. 81.
JORDAN, e, A. Htldreth, =. anSt-1yd
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PuREsr 1SD SWEETEST 1ilsr COP Liver on. in
the world, manufactured nom fresh selected
Iivers ON the sea coast. This OIL Is charac-
terized by o sweetness and purity, peculiar TO
It alone. Its reputation is. so great that IL
takes the lead OF other Oils. and Is universal
ly prescribed by physicians Remember to
ask for Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver OH. r
cASwELL, MACK & CO., New York, 81
Sole Manufacturer.
For sale by all druggists. ,iI %. 90
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millinery Goods, Dress Trimmings
FnrS. &c.
For Sale.

HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN ST. 81
a FTst Ward. The house y OF pTl EN- In IN,
contains eight rooms 3s:n E1Is5 IN PHILLIP v.
Rail Ion the premises. yano-oI
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DAILY TRAIN.

BRENTWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. ORR.
Leave Wheel s., leave Ben, ;--.......
a9''.i' sS WSoq alI',',' I ~ An Z
'inl7s.f'!als I.1StPLC;dH 'zrsgsD A YIN
T9 $40 81 % '5i''9von '111656 . -
JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
r.. TaDEYR1ES
LdclO IL. General Agent. Wheeling.
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9 Sl y, MEsA "a ~

ImmediateIy cured and full v1g0f restored.
This distressing affection, which render
life miserable and marriage impossible, Is ihs
penalty paid by the victims of improper IN.
dulgencies! Young persons are too apt 70
commit eXcesSes nom not being aware Of the
adfnl eonsequen that may enst1e. Nov
who that understands the subject viii PIE.
tend to deny that the power of procreation
lost sooner by those falling into improper
habits than by the PRUDENT BESIDES being
deprived q the pleasure OF healthy, offspring
both body and mind arise. The System Be-
comes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of ProcreatiVe
tahohsot the HeAlt, Indigestion, ConSti Tuition.
alDebintyt and Wasting ofthe Frame, Cough
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DIR IOHNSnN

Member of the RoyaISC6Iiesseo Of surgeon,
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States and The greater
part OF whose ltte has been spent in the hos.
pltas of london, tPaIfS Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some OF the most g.
toniShtng cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing In the heaa and can
when asleep great nervouSn eSS being alarmed
at Sudden sounds, bashfplness, with fpeqpent
blushtng, attended sometimes with derange.
mentof mind. Were cured imnne diatalY.
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HOLIDAY. GIFTsl.!
.'.:AdalBYtTHBJ Uo11oG 81 i,s
N. Y. Prize Assoc iation,
p, 1l5ees BroadWisal,Y1.. NJ. 81. 4l c !
.zess2l..Y VALUED AT /
Will nR p1srR1BurrD AS FoI1ows:

WIFE BE DISTRIBUTED AsFoLLoWs:
The name and value of each article or our
goods are marked onS Tickets placed in
SEALED tESYELOPES, and, well mixed
,Onreceipt OF . cents, m enyelope contain.
Ing such TICKET Will be drawn without
choice, and delivered at our ONCE, or sent by
malt TO any address, The purchaser after
seeing what It draws and itsIVAlue-
which may be from One To- Five Hum
dred D0llarSs-can then, on payment of
one Dollar, receive the article named, or
ed on our Circular atithe same value. Every
Ticket draws lam article worth ONE5DOIS-I
LAR, ormore.r n9TNO BLANKS 5T,ift,rsI
Our patrons can depend on prompt returns.
The articles drdI0nt sDiu be- fn1znedtdteiv
se't31g 4 HsEIress o. ret,ts1 maj Or De-
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Young MEN

p Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, indulged in when alone Eni1ft fre-
quently learned from evil COMPANIONS. or az
school. the effects of which ara nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, tfnot cured, renders
marriage impossible and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
D What pity that young man, the hope Of
his country, the pride OF his parents shOufd h
snatched rom all prospects, and enioymentg
ollie by the consequence of deviating from
the path of nature, and indulging in certnin
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.

4AEA1
DR.. j. addresses an those who have injured
themselves by Improper indulgence and SOD.
them for either business, study, So
ciety, or marriage. s-.f..s|..-,Yg, -
These are some OF the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth vi:
Weakness o6the Back and Limbs Palms IN
the Head, DimneSs OF SIGHT, Los Of Muscular
Power, Palpatatiop OF the Heart DYSPEPSIA
Nervous 1rrttability. Derangemento OF The d.
gesttve Functions, General Debility, Symr-
TOMS of Consumption, &c
fearfnl effectson the mind
are much to be dreaded. Loss OF Memoir
Confusion of Ideas Depression of Spirits
Dtstrust, Love of Solitude, Timiiity. a.. ara
some of the evils produced. FfT
7 Thousands of persons of all ages can nov
Judge what is the cause OF their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming veal
pale, nervous and emactated, having singu.
lar appearance about the eyes, Cough, and
Symptoms Of Consumption. :, -
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Trainiforl the West.

WHEELING, June Is, 1865.
an. AMI, AFTER June 18TH, 1865, THE
W Passengers and Mails from Wheeling for
The west Will be despatched nom the Depot OF
The BIS O.R5R.Coc at 3s85 q, an. and 2sl0i n.
M, and leave Benwood on hearrival of the
=. o. r. r. trains at l2s40 p M. and $40 d. m.
ju26 r. T. DEVRlES, Agent.
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MARRIAGE.


Married Persons, or Young Men eontempls.
ting marriage, being aware ofPhysical Weak.
cured.
2 He who places himself underline careofD,.
j. may rellgiously conhda In his honor asa
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hfI
Skill as phySfcian
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1IlI88 fasaaEspurtatibn.
9 OHIO r. R. Comply

OFFICE BAIT. & ONO RA1LRoAp Co,
~ lsIH 2 diWHEELfNe Dec 8, 1861 =
! WINTER SCHEDULE. "a.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec.
y 1000 COO I? ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. u ~
Leave Wheeling. Sun- Leave Cumberland
fIys eXc'td at 640 6:l5 Am.
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,TNHIs coMPANYaHAVING ORGANIC
ed in April, 1884, In conjpnctton with the
well known. firm Of GdShle& Co., az joint
stock companyoft bsineg.1u nh.1olE ~
: III PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS sdJ
who have held prominently positions 1nsome
of the best establishments of this country ana
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine an the ellenctes0 Of all TN
latRStimp foveineh and ii will be apparentto
allthat men EaEnoseRkill and, Utilities having
been approyedbyIt The best n1anufaet qfer8 VIII
not be less successful when their 9Yn 1tntefest
and reputation are tnyol AS e 1 Q
to the above they were awarded the VI ~
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL ConfPs1EfI.
+ TTToRs,, l't'iiiiv & WI !,
BY the Judges OF the late Exhihition held at
lie Maryland Institute OF Baltimore, Md In
Ocfbber 1859 kST g sat loo" ttStly'lfll- q
: The Pianos being sufficiently intboducedin
this CITY. and having proved equal, II, not sui
perior TO, any, heretofore KNOWN Those nj
want of a first class Pia16, man ufactured
VII the great Est care and Of the best matte
rial save Dealers eonfIiiSsf0Ilj whtch only
rnnkes pianos more costly bnt by nolmeana
more valuable, by sending orders, directly TO
the factory as above direGtsds OF Ry Applying
MARKET street. y for further infofInAtion.f IL "A
dveyeaIs isgtVen as regardsdu-
Tability of eonstIuctio for every Instrument
and. Will be kept in tune for one year, yfee o.
charge. O1d pidatoS taken at exchange. :. - =.
! Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or 1fephlred will please leave orders at the
place above NAMED, as the Tuner of said estab-
tishment will be here every three months, ~
-
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote con nu.
iourneythrough life becomes weary pilgrims
age; the prospect hourly darkens to the view
happiness of another becomes blighted with
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VnTfNR MEN

Especially, who have. become the victims Of
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunders Of eI0quenee n
walked TO ecstaey the living Tyre, may eaIl
with full con fld6ntaa
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Produce q CoEamissIonl Merchants, .
sa Nos So and 81 Main st, IL. -. ~.
decl5 a.55aGS nasllss WHEELING. w. va {.
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MedIfaI.r
lock HOSPITAL,
Esr4R1IsHE a2oA4sst,tAts6a EYEfF}pFeE FRQ4
THEoNLYpLAcE WREREA CURRc4y
RE ORTd TNED.

hR 1eHNsoNha covered tl1emnst Or.
ID tain, Speedy, and only Eheelual Renefv
In the World for Weakness OF me Back q
Limbs, Structures, Aftection OF we Kidney
tency, General Debility, Nervousness Dr.
.pesiHi Ianguor, Low Spirits Confnson Of
Ideas Paip1tatiun of the Heart Itnidity
Trembling Bffnness OF Sight, or GiddineSs
Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin
Adeetiuns Of the Liver, Lungs, stomach, o.
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising frOrn
Solitary Habits OF Youth-Secret and solItsrT
practices more fatal to their victims than NJ
song of tSyrens to the Manners OF UlySf,
bHghting their most brilliant hopes or aItlCj..
pationS, rendering marriage, &C, impossible
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r sar 10 aa Trs-I-i..r 5iH -fs-.-
..-s $685. q e-fuH % yiEI a4.rr- I'D
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sstul2 IadeS ntrl pil "a .-a- 81 :.t
.7la an usSEf eur sl.g,t1 .p-slt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

he yS II AZ w He
rrORTEYS AND COUNSELL0RS Al
Z " =. l. corner OF SECOND and l,rady
ssrret. pavrupart Iowa nevl-dtf
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March "a. A. Lee, who
stole about $4,000 in Z 80 and $40 bonds
from the Loan Branch OK tina Treasury De
part:cen. at Washinstol !, on the Goth OF last
january, was arrested al the Planters House
in this city, this ,norl.ne,under the assumed
name Of &. Miller, and $50. 900 in bonds and
81 900 III greenbacks found in his trunk
lie at first denied the the theft but srbse.
quently acknowledged it, and viii; be taken
to Washington tomorrow.
The Democ-ats st. Joseph special says
tie Sioux City RegiL:er of recent date pub.
lish s letter ON TT. Union, stating that
the Fort was attacked by large bands Of In>
dams few days ago, but were repulssd
w4th great loss after . proiracted battle
The Indians are generally quite hostile. but
the occupants Of the For, felt confident Of
their ability to resist any attack that may
be made
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

A Springfield special of the 9th, says the
act in relation to capital punishment has
been signed by the Governor, which leaves
it at the option Of the jury whether the
criminal shall suffer death or be imprisoned
for not less than fourteen years.
A Detroit special Of the 9th. says the
election At Owass, yesterday, resulted in =
Democratic success.
The First National Bank of Pawpaw was
robbed on Saturday night Of $50 900 in
bonds and notee, and it 10 supposed BY
burglars. There Is no clue to the guilty psr>
ties Jet.
Charles Swendscn committed suicide BY
hanging at an early hour yesterday NORM
ing. Coroner's Jury returned the follow.
ing verdict, that the deceased came to his
death on the morning Of the 9th day Of
March, 1867. by committing suicide BY
hanging himself, near the Southeast corner
Of Pine and Ainsdale streets, in the city Of
Chicago, while in = state o. great mental
depression.
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faoM fubopE.
Intest News BY the Atlantic r.,

lntest News BY the Atlantic rc,,
e89npla.
Loxpos, March 5.-Tho Duke of Rich,
mord has declt d the Colonial Secretary,
ship, and the Duke Of Bucxin eh.m las &C
ccpted the position.
The government promise, th., ,as p-o-
visions Of the reform bill, which is b. -
prepared for submission to Psrl,areu,. "
be lberel
A dispatch from Dublin ava tbs. IL
rumorsd capture Of the Fenisn, Col. O.Coa.
nor, is untrue. and sha, the arrested s.s
proves to he another party.
Ccnso.s steady; Ere. SOL; Ig:.ois i
7sl t:20's, Isl
vienna, March 6.-Ths Eastern question
is becoming more complicated.
Dispatches have been received from the
South which indicate chat rising Of Chris.
tians ,hroug hout TURKEY 10 feared.
LlvxnpooL, March 5.-Co,ton suiet and
declined Sd siacs last evening; middlins
uplands. ~.
Provisions generally urn. Lard. 6os Cd
Breadssuifs quiet aud steady.
Petroleum. Ia Cd per gallon for refined,
and lid for spirits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Disease Of the Eye.
DR. LAS. C.S.WPDELL,
CUIIS r.
bfhae. un SECOND ~ IN 10 Claire block. No
,hafge made for ursnoeessful services.
IhvanNars Iowa teh2 div
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CnARLEsrox, March G. - The steamer
Manhattan has arrived With the officers and
part Of the crew and passengers Of the
steamer Andalussia, from New York to
Charleston, which wss burned o6 Hatteras
on Sunday evening. The vessel and cargo
are total loss. A number Of persons are
missing, aad supposed to be lost.
The hose carriage intended - pressnt
froa the New York fisensn 70 The Columbia
0semen vas aboard.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsnlxoroS, March 5.--lt is understood
that there will be no change in the members
Of the House Financial Committees, but
that the Speaker will leave two vacancies 10
be hereafter allied in each.
A circular from the Freed,nen's bureau
announces that the Congressional appropri-
alton Of 325, 900, for the relief Of destitute
citizens Of the District OF Columbia, has
been expended. and that no further aid from
that source can be expected.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has Issued circular. sehcarsins the provis-
Ions Of the recent acts Of Congress rslat,ve
TO distilled spirits, and stating that Collscs
tors will forthwith require distillery inspsc-
tors to deliver up their inspectors and
brands, and the keys Of the cistern rooms
and disti.lsry bonded warehouses;, whenever
general bonded warehouse may be con-
venientiy accessible to dishlleries. The
Collector will at once direct the transfer Of
oil spirits stored in distllery bonded ware
houses to such general bonded warehouse.
Where general bonded warehouse is not
conveniently accessible to the use Of distil,
lsries, the other bonded warehouses viii
be continued. Particular directions are
given as to details Of the enforcement Of the
law.
A letter dated Vera Cruz, Feb 22d, re.
csived At the Mexican Legation, Washing.
ton, says:
Gen. D,ax has thrown part Of his army
between Mexico and Pusbla, and conmuni-
cation is row very regular. For ten days
past We lave received no mails from any.
where west Of Osizaba. The telegraph lines
are cut.
The French left Puebla on the 18th ult..
and there 10 . rumos in circulation that
Gen. Diaz captured that city.
1t seems that on the 18th ult. Nsyavese
and laximilian left the city Of Mexico for
the interior, with 1000 men. The general
impression 10 that their object 10 10 reach
the coast. Others, however, believe that
Max'milian il going to negotiate with
!uares. or see whether an armistice can
oe had fos the purpose Of consulting the
people.
French transports arc daily srrivi -
There il regular stampede Of Imper;,iist.
WAssHofsH, March 5.-Accordine "a in.
formation received FROM Alsx.ndr;s an.
Republicans held . mass meetin, rh;.h
Was largely attended BY cslored men. and
after addresses By the Republican candida,.
for the Msyoralty, Geo. S. Tucker and 9th,
ere, they we're instructed to offer their
votes to the commissioners Of election, but
we're refused By the committe, and would
take them this morning. The course pur
sued By the oolored men and commissioners
eu:sd that they could not receive their votes
10 osnssqusnse Of The places opened for their
voeoo.
1ayee LAtAam with seus ei.isees Waited
- ~ President q the q. 3. 70 ineuire =
y u right Of solsssd men to vote. end was
referred 20 the Attorney general. Tho lat.
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BDIt. a. ~. MIN I;na.
ID ENLIST.

- II ~ y y - .
- Cor Sd and Brady 81
[sss--.s.,~N opposite Davenport Sn-
fs7 --s%4-s1lc1 49, .tional bunk.
TX E~<gsss9fy Having had an erper-
NJ Sf-gssa', -.-3,-y fence Of 10 yenrs IN the
K z L. practice q Dentistry. ]
nm confident 81 givirg
perfect satisfaction Ifyou .sp.c, good work
employ experienced practitioners only. "g<'iy
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AURORA, March 6.-Tbe follow ne il tie
result Of city election held yesterday:
Mayor slected-Calter.
Assessor. Hook.
Collector J. Kauntenburg.
Treasurcr-W. II. Miller.
Police Magistrates-J. W. Parrington,
j. c. Fitch
Aldermen-D. d. Waterman, W. s. Mc>
Micker, 3. Barnes, John Blair. Lem H.
Thompson. and J. NJ Fish.
CAMo. March Ga dispatch received TO-.
day dated II o'clock, A NJ. says that the
steamer Armands sunk three miles below
Caledonia at day light this morning The
dispatch says that no lives have been lost,
and that the boat can be saved
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NAsnvILLx, March 5.-0ov. Bsownlow
has issued . gsnssal order 10 ereanias vol
untses fsree to serve three years. subject TO
his order a. Commandment Chief. TO act @
military police 20 preserve The psaes sni
protect The peopls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

Eve Dali and shade easier. bu. finest nom.
insl
Ba-'e--Firm. in COED request. and shade
h'rher. st ~ C96llac.
Timothy Seed -Quiet ard unchanged
Clover Seed Dr. / and lower
Prov sions-There Is lcss excitement n the
msr.et, and not 40 ranv burers OF PorA, which
may be qro.ed shade iorer.
Cut Mests Firm.
a d-Firm sii sellers found il easier 10 OBJ
tan the outside asking prices OF yesterday.
Dressed Hogs 9 roe anc FIRM, vita active
demar6. and choice lols frozen broush. ul.
rices.
Hogs The mar c o9ened FIRM, snd there as
al &C. rc demand; he transactions shov small
'mo-ovs'nent owe yes.e css. and ru' rg prices
1920 20 for comeios a =, and 1901 IS for
good 10 c3o'ce smooth OTIS
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ter declined to give his opinion in so short
time, but said he was inclined 70 believe
they would net t1us be entitled until the
Govsrnmsnt had formally taken possession
Of Stste.
A telegram from Alexandra received ls'o
tc-nig II says: The cleo io1 pa sed on with
out disorder. The regro vote was net
received
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR lRREGu-
LiRITIES
Those Drops scientifically compounded Nuid
preparation. ard hcitcf than any pi-. Powders. or
Nnsirums Being liquid, their action il direct and
po-iii7c rendering them reliable, speedy and GER
tain specific for The of all distractions ani sup
pressions OF nature Their popu arty s indicated by
tho fac, that over lNo,Wo bottles annually sold
every one II whom speak In the strongest terms Of
praise ol their great merits. They are rapidly taking
the placs every other Female Remedy. and con
sdcri by all who know nught OF them the surest,
safest, aud most infslihlc preparation in the world
for the o all female complaints. the removal of
all distractions al nature, aud the promotion OF
health regularity and strength. Explicit directions
stating when they may DO used, and explaining when
and why they should not uld not be used vii h
out producing effects contrary 20 natures chosen
laws will be found carefully folded around esrh bot,
tc with the written Signature OF JonS l.. LYoS.wiih
ont which none are genuine.
| Prepared by Dr. JOHN l. LYON. i95 Chapel st
New Haven, Conn. who can be consulic either per
sonsl,y. by mall enclosing stamp concerning MI
rvatc Diseases and female Weaknesses.
sold 10y Druggists everywhere.
CO. CLARK 4 60.
Genera Agents foi tho I. $. and Canslas.
mar 'cod" wis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-06

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