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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Fall Planting uCAspnrngus.

Within the past two years we have
watched experiments made by several gems
tlemen on plantlns asparagus IN Auguet,
and the result is n remarkable success.
The ground is prepared as for tho crop
at any other season. and after cutting off
the green tops Of the young seedlings tbs
roots are Sc, precisely as in spring planting
they push new roots az once, and make
eyes so strong that even from one year old
seedlings some ragus-bus not of course
very srong-hss been cut the following
spring, aud were two years old roots have
been used, full crop has been cut in the
in the same time--a result no one oxpec s
from sprins planting.
Ill thus RECON the plan has taken strong
hohl Of gardacis. ard asparagus planting
Is likely u take rank a. once with tho
strawherfy A. = regular August opcrstion.
X VIII. % coui>s, be best III such cases
10 cover Tie beds, a.icr they have once hes
come frozen with Some kind Of litter, not
TO keep oa, frost, bat TO prevent thawing
AMI fr,ez ng until + . rAtural spring season
comes, orthe plants may be thrown out. -
Gardsa - NDstaiy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Coming <'nlfOn c'rOn.

The New York Balstm, after noticing
the fact that though N August of lsst yesr
estimates deemed moderate, calculated from
the growing crop at tint time tina, . yield
Of cotton would reach 2,30O, 900 bales, the
actual Weld vii. not exceed, $40 900 bales.
That paper luiici1usly abstains from any
attempt 10 figure ont the amount OF tnis
year crop, sincc all such figuring is mer,
guess>wotk, and often very wild guess work.
IL however gives summary OF the crcp re-
potts from tile Southern cotton Ssat,s, AID
upon tie whole. according 70 our own in>
formation fro;n that section OF the country,
,lesls fairly with these reports. From
South Ga oliua especially, and ircm Geor>
ga, tho accounts a3e more uniformly fsvor>
able ,hsu FROM any other States though
the Tennt sses snd Arkansas accounts are
quite encouraging, with only the DRAWBACK
that the quantity Of land cultivated in cot
ton there is less than las; yesT. Ii is prob
able tbat this remark spplies - the entire
cotton region. Egom Alabama the reports
are less favorable some damage having been
done bv excess Q rain. but OF small moment
co, paIed with The mschic. actual or np-
roheud,d frgm tho worm. Ia florida, ne
fhiD- 81 cone Z -ocI gS3s 81 INJURY ne
ports frem Northern and Central Mississippi
ave GOOD but far from being so as 10 the
Southern part Of the State whore the raw
eges Of the worm are said TO be extensive.
Louisiana seems 10 DO wore sc0urged by
the visitation OF worms than any of the
other cotton States. The crcp in this State
will probably be very short. The reports
from Texas are quite uniavorshle. In ex,
tensive districts II is not believed tina. half
a crop vii be realized
The reports from these States do not
warrant al attempt to FIX the tinal yield for
this year, though early in the season somc
prophets were ssnguine enough TO predict
a Field Of 3,o01, 600 # bales As, perhaps,
the breadth If and planted in cotton this
year is less than il was last, and as from
the best portions Of the cotton region, 70
ports Of the condition Of tn, crops are less
a,orable now then they were last year ct
this time. We see no good reason for antici.
psting larger crop this year than resulted
'rsm the operations Of last year.-6. Louis
Republican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Prem Tie Chicago Tribune.

lew weeks since IL was stated il several
Of ,Le journals q ihis country that great
tGat0a- Phenomenon had just been brought
O.. * pafs. Tho statement gave the time
Of Gle horse Al 2.23, which was said te have
be d made without any previous training
TIE report was not believed On this side OF
tn gs,er, and wagers we're freely offered
tia. a0 such performance bed been made.
From Z ntlemsn who has just returned
from Paris, where be witnessed tie trial,
AMI who is Of unquestionsble veraeity, We
gator the following:
On the vi.i. Of the Car TO Pcris, he
brought with bin, among other objects Of
interest, stallion which was natural
roacs md which, never having been
trained, had developed an extraordinary de-
gree OF ,p,ed This wsy the horse Bedouia,
an animal Of Arabian blood, crossed with
Holland stock. lie has been in the Enpe,
ror : stables ever since fosling. and began
t. show the qualities of q trotter 81 seven
years.
y hen the Gar went 10 Paris ho took the
stallion with him. In June last trial was
msde Of the speed Of the horse in the Bots
de Bologne, in the presence of large gath>
ering Of Eagllsh and American gentlemen,
patrons Of the turf The track was round
ed rectsnglc. much the shape and size OF
one OF our ordinary haf>mile courses. Ina
heavy Russian gig, weighing hundred and
twenty-five pounds, the groom of the stal
lion, man weighing one hundred and
,iehty-iyc pounds, drove the horse, shich
MAS very ieshy, and not by any means in
good speeding condition, tarcc times about
the course in the time Of i:47 The track
was measured by several gentlemen, curl
Gus to know the exact time, and was found
to measure nearly tye>cigths of mile -
/ Tho stallion lad therefore trotted mile
and sevenseigh.hs at the rate of 2:223b 10
! The mile
The effort WAS at once made by number
! OF our Americans to purchase tie horse,
a d Elias Howe, Jr., offered 500 600 for
him, II is said. The Gar refused to part
with him. intending to keep him for breed,
ing purposes.
Bedouin is eleven years old, fifteen hands
three inches IN height, and weighed ut the
time of the above trial, $50 pounds lie
/ has beautiful head, limbs clean ard very
strong, with tail sw teping on the ground
I /, was thou. in {, in good condition, the
I stallion could trot mile il 2.2l at least.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
TX. CON. PEOPLES IARTY.

Is keeping with its character, the Gasstte
still strives 10 dodge the issue between the
Temperance Republicans and those who are
at heart prohibitionists, but for the cake Of
votes place men 10 favor u license upon
their ticket. viii It's lucid editor please
explain how he can vote sach ticket with
consistency? AS OF old no talks learnedly
Of national AFFAIR.", yet not one word Of local
matters. lie cries "Coppeihcad," and pro
cecds 90 write the obituary Of the Peoples
Par y, aud even asks for a cororeis serv.
tried that gains at the last city election, and
instead OF burying the Peoples Party found
his own party IN tho hands VI the Coroner
Two years ago the Republican party IN
Scott county had arrived at the scenc Of it.
ASPIRATIONS /, looked around and dccnel
itscl: 50 secure that nothing could dIstu. b
it. II set Mt defiance the people, and sur>
rounded itself with dependents Of a seli,ar
rogant bearing, given to treating with con
tempt the acmsnds OF the people. Ia an
unexpected momen, the German element Il
the party lett them la tb,ir crdeavors H.
regain their power over this part OF Their
party they were unsuccessiu'. Their Lu>
m listing 81 rs have been treated with cons
tempt, aai IA making them they have now
los, the temperance element, aud are now
the iidicuc of the entirc community
scorned by the sensible thinking, consistent
men of the party, disgust.d with themselves
and ever, body Disguised with them, they
see their whole f,bilo topp ing 10 destruc>
ton. The Gdsette seems to be the chosen
instrument II their de- unoton aud is beut
on the iu accomplishment OF It's purpose.
Ihis Dtomio row grasps Mt anything. !.
talks leanedly about 10y Atty and patriotism.
We AXE to hear the changes rung on these
words, ia, y are So indicative Of is priuci
plcs There can be NJ doubt % i:s los atty,
On, no, ier il has 20 often declared it,
There can ec no doabt of ia IA ri0t,sn, not
In the lea., IT'S ssie mo ives M. a d!.tn,er
csttd regard Tor the welfare W the people
Its edito. ,,iaccd all this, yhtinJ o notify
for tue post oficc--lle dJn't hae Al.dy
be lorsooth
Noroeue Ger Eel, The halter draw
Nats gpOI opinion 81 ihc av.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
IL Drun i&cnnr>s Rare iu iur
Growing. Districts.

Rev. d.. Bellows writes from Bngcn-on
the Rome 10 The Liberal chu,tian OF New
York
Ii Is much TO be regretted that the
friend, Of temperance have been trying TO
unsettlc the opialon that drunkenness IL
rare N growing districts. Il is 80
patent IN France and Germany the irt,m>
perauee "a the form OF drunkenness Is an
exceptional wee, that only willul blindness
or rt.zst,sh.p could deny i. ! DO not
rece IT % have seen one iipsy man since
Lett Parl-. and only one IN psris, and have
diligently sought the places where, IN our
country, they would be found. The truth
u w.ue Is of the most common and one of
tac most bean ifll gifts OF Providence; IN
article joined with corn in the praise o.
SANTA The countries which possess i;
understand its use, aud a.c Just Is lule
subject 10 excess in using vine as in using
corn Excess il fond every here, and AL
heavens gif,s are liable 10 abuse; tut to
expect Flnce and Germany to give up
wiae or beer Is absurd, nor will anything
but harm come OF the attempt to eniorc,
taeir disuse by legislation. SPECIAL effort
mast re made in tie Southern climates To
resis, tie tendency TO strong drinas, which
- a--tNNasSA Nv Ctta anu w tilN tttttSaiAt
g haiaer work to i've. not TO add elooiui-
ness Of weather, short days and much dsrk>
ness.
was somcwha. horriled 70 fad later
an common use among TIE ueid laaorers.
both woinen and men. IN certain ditrirts
sslde tom the Rhine, G5ry alcoholic
drink called potato wnis@cy strongly ii.
txiesiin. and fnl q f1s1 oil X i~arars
q tie daily ratien .. nell lsNort-s in t..s
reGiaa oi Frsrkcrt-s BALI Mni psr a..
and "a harvest tino tits IN : ,0t sA.-8
them. Iney sspend certain uortfa, IS
theis ex,rv pay OF chs : ss0n Ia .,dt.n,- -
then wAs>scy ration sne many Of n.t,
then drink, an tfd. 10 a.lnksnn.ss
Tni- is a proper deGGe8 - pe nt-da gr,,p
the universal tempgrauc, oh,trveI an,,r
the better classes, AID shaula glte so,n,.
cause TO the inqulg,rs ter.iet aao,, IA
scb.iety Of wine making countries. E,h,r.
pile the waiskeY is only is.enly>!b-.
cents per gallon, and wine IS many TIM.
dearer. IL is, however, Usaals esn,.d. +
that drunkenness is more and more r.sa
even among this field class. and lhst 4 i
wholly contined to it, with rare insi,idSs,
exceptions. shall press the investigation
wherever find opportunity, ard repor, re
suits without fear or favor. be they in &c.
cordanse with. theories or expectations OF
NO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31


The Bn'f.'o ComncrR d' iirsrtisfr YES
the iottswins facts aud hs.res reEArdtl
the raoFmp4s gram us1e ID tue a,-i, saG
is RAPID ncica.e;
"iae unparalleled dc,e,op'S Of 81.
West IN pouulalton AID ptoii. uoa VIII, lr
Ile ensuing tMrty year,, rve trti to Pasta
TWEEN the West aud Nee l.I'. cgpA tp up
wards q s. 000, 0gu.D1) % 81 through the
cana vsen ,aeg SHAH 10 u,alc sulaen'll
capa.loua for ~ accommodations. Ihrt
will lie ti4,s Amuunt oil trade aBide from tina
Nv the railways a ctual boat Of the ~
now navigating the Lac Caps.. twa LION.
Nr,l ani tFSy tons bur,hpn, viii earty ns
much as one railway trAia 81 twe0,} !3y
eAfs. FROM seventy to cisniy boats OF th 5
e'sss can be- laden Nith rain and despatch
ed eastward IA n and every twenty four
hours. Ii The canals should De ignored aud
The entire business now done upen them
.hould be transferred to ihr railroads Il
would require far freight lrSias g. be dc
rnatched daily hy the tentrsl and forty d,
the Ere. ~ addition 10 the business the,
are now doing.
'I~entl tive years ago The grain tradn ..
this CIT, was between two nYd tArce million
bushels annual, It NOW averages from
City TO fixty melicn 'nshels annually. IA
addition 10 the iiur trade. The receipts
>; ihs pert " grain II one day ias, yrAr
were up~Nr %. thrcc II lion hushels lie
&c 'eipis ~ ,in aerc CA Mouatv ast were
upwards e seven huHdre thou-etd buSh>
els, besides ua.atGs 81 mlien ~ slaves
and SIX million feet oi lunOer. E,umstine
the results % the future hy the past, Tic
time is moi lar distant when thc grain al
this point will aea hundred million bushels
annually. y movement OF sixty million
bushels Of gram by rail wouiir,qu.rc $500
trans Of lwent,-iise cars each, ,qnsi 50
seventeen trans daily. hy each oil the Nv
roads curing the entire navigation season o.
two hundred oays. ard yet the grain trade
"a scsrccy one hall the tonnage TO BE-
,nnr.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
HORRIBLE Accident

4 man some time since was ptifns a eas leak
corn ~ 2s,h Street aal Gth Az nue.. Nev York r.
He went IN 10 she excavation and 'hen III a mat h.
An explosion OF the "a took p' 1c, aat he man va
much burned. In. Taai.' Venetian l'niineut was
applied freely, end IN three days tn man about
HI. business p VI Nlahsttsu cas- work ss we'll =.
ever. His name & Sannel +. Waters. Thi- Is ONE
OF the wonderful made ~ DH TONES cr.ehra-
ted Venetian Tuiment its not only good FOR Barns.
bg' fur Old Sores. Eruses. Chronic rheumatism,
sore Throat. cuts. Insect siinrs. Pats in the
limts. Chest and Back. also internally, for Collie,
Cramps, niarrhoa Dysentcry. and CFopp. II q
perfectly rrns nj - take in'crna u, and Is tie
best family mcd rnc III The world. or!er- are r.
eived ali over Earop- f3ri.. The IN - oceNra'cd
plys'r ans reeommo nd tit yer fails. L. ToniAs
puts mp very drop himself Soil ~ al druggists
At . cents and 81 per bo.te. Dep IS cort landt
street New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Wednesday,. shc l1sfi dny of sep
Icmh a. -. say.

Al 10 o'clock A. NJ OF that dsv thcu aud there e. give
expression - th.r views, aud take spfh sieiss inA
~ cesmei r,prdleni far ousuirlag the Pcofle'r
Party nd prs- uilnr state ticaei IN ths coming
oVoDer election
The sever al Counties Of the STATE requested 10
send many celsc ite- ~ fl+-lbie " hei = uirr-
stood tia, each County shall h.ge vote IN n4d Con-
vacation ace riding 70 i- popaitiIon
by 0rderoi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
COltOn's Select Eiaycrs I


CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES.
Are creating quite n srn-a.inn among lovers 81
Choice vervwheIe for their delicious Favors
Stric, Pnr and unrivalel siren ~. Those who
wish the be =. and those who wish t. economic seek
them. Cofou's pnre Vanilla Favor il aou,ht by
many who appreciate that Rirh Flaw r ~ lis Purity,
Every mike the many Vanilla Extracts in narkctA
Ex-Gov. JAWS Y sNirH. ov PEoyiuESCF X. I SAYS:
NV wife prononn,es them superior 10 any Flavor.
ing Extracts she hns ever used.
Fa Gov. wv. A. " oktSgHsw, or CoSyrCrIc--r. SAYS:
For long time We have used thrm, aud find them
verv fine
HOLLAND, Timothy Titcomh) tho well known
author OF Sprincfe'd. Mass says: "They are the
Standard In all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM
Such ll-t ~ References ~ seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold hy Grnec-s and Drug
gisfs Prepared by ! W. COTTON. Prouriefor II
coion's Toilet Article No 3. IN Heal and Beuptify
The skin. sod ly Harrison It Stalks, and Parks Sc
II smer, Davenport. Iowa.
chicago Whiesnlp Agents, FULLER T NcH
FULLER, y Market street, for al Gelt9n's Prerara
tlous: Sc.f. - div.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED ny
RxtNHnin's EN-RNT iit-rug fchA d,rsiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

The TrorsirE Prodigy fbas the
Guar brought 10 Pnris-A stssi.
Hon Makes 2:2a without Train.
tuE-Osc Hundred Thousand
Dollars Offered fer s1frn by Films
Eggre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

The dollar mark is tho contraction Of two
Spanish words "psos fuers O." which mean
literally bard money. They are made thus,
pf-s and tie commonly backs over the ,
and tho {. Practice making the letters.
throwing the back over the and (, and
- u121 FeAGily see now snch Designating
Il into the { that - use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

Esq Ne l. Beaufort ne, Brooklyn. from gen.
efal d, h.iifg
Nay I, y sp'cher. Esq. No. 2o3 Wcst Thlf, eighih
s.rets. num ipcft consumption.
- 3. 7 knUptes, Esq, i6a iti-i' y street, ~ :.
r. N obstinate catarrh, and his wife from bodily
Acatur-s.
dseli. II Cohen, Franklin street, y. Y.-general
cundtt on improved.
Jgn- II, Mrs. Johanna Fnchs. "A Tpr'rg street. n.
strengthened after y phus fever.
lrnc 10, II A Knapp. Rochester. v. l.-lungs
etfeug ,hencd.
,lHnc &. Gustav lIeme, No. b, Eighth ayenuc, y
l.-cRunot be without II.
June 70. L l. Lee, Es.cI county, Port Henry has
done him good
kay q, W. Olive. Montreal, Canada. lie hcarly
out orders more.
Sold at druggists and grocers Persons wishing
agencies chi apply to Hof'- Malt Extract Depot,
~ broadway. n T.. or LAN6FELDT, THoDE 3
co, sole Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

SIX loot coal vein has been discovered
On the banks Of the Upper Missouri. Is
niles above Fort Bsrthold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
Nr. BigekCw.

rs.he cr,v rhysiciar, IS Specialist,
!. ! !
< ~ n,s in C6;c.g that c be entirely
- eySI $3.50 nnon TO HIN, ard not slf-
- G. a. ~ AZ borrihl., disease to remain in
Er@Ss4 yo.,r systern disflguring your face
1-9sF and Lodv besides destroying your
&- happiness and future pTvsir.st,, -. o. ne:
I <hH.x III tas mad. PRIVATE DISEASES
NFsy 81 SEpV.tS DEBILITY his stuiy
WI. vl wEA ~ 10 naat ~ years. and Is therefore
Tho ne-s,,, w ~, aa,ieted s5uuid consult. No
ever heard Of patient OF hi not oell soe "
has been in this city. He repitaton ua. o'.hs.s "
ali the city papers, HE patieis ahu sis e. ae Pm
fession both here and sbroae az being ene mos. SKI
led specialists here. aNd theolgh master % ~ ~
nal diseases II ill Others TAI. con despair gay.
TO cure srca Hs rools are seoa!ate io' .sier
and gentlemen. ard the comp exc " .ie cl'y.
fovSs Mks. Take ParticE Notlce.- bpsAor nip.
Glow teTotee rnnca al his tine 70 toe tteatns !.
thos cases esused ~ score hatt which fuipr pom
hocT snd mind, until N rnortnnate lnaIvia -
Iof either bus nsss orsoeiey IKE sau eiS1 ~ 80
early habits the per vesrs TO weak
the dehilitais the cnrstit on, destroy the phys
cal and mental powers din ai-h aud e'ieeple the
natural feelings. exhsusi the 'i1ai energies OF
hsh1o0d. the pieasl. of lie arc nsrrec the oosec
OF marrlay frustrated, ard e1sterce n-eii rendered
term OF uneeasitg misery anitsgret Such persons
esiscsay those contemplate mS.rlage shoa5l lose
r. s'hle 10 making iinmediat app.leston, as Ut y,
by h;s new treatment. Is ena led to insure speedy
And permsaenrcure.
Consultation free and CONF ien.ial. Of1ce. No. III
Sosth O.s'k street. cor s1roe. hail DOCK rom
ehe rost Oiics. Pnst c'ace FOX i54, Chicago, H.
O1hce nnura nom 4. N. ~ z. VI.
y. free of chsrg.
n. B:-Ladjes. scnd for descriptive circular Of
essarle nemedie, the beet prsvontve Of conception
Chn~9 es-s'o any edAeaeo 49, .hsvas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
FEuchef0r's Hair EDrc.

EENcncsOg'3 Hair Dgc.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only 1Eus and PssYror DYr-Narmless, Reiia-
be, Inst.r,aneons. No disappointment. No ridic
uous tns. Natural Black or Brown. Remcdes,he
III eGcats of faa Dyes lnyieorates the hair. leaving
Il soft and beautiful The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor All others are mere ui.aticns, and
sho, "a hcavei9ea. Sold by al Drurvis,s Perrin.
rers. Fattayy y Barclay elrre,, NeS York
~ ii Ware OF 4 c0UNTEgFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31
E,.uPIlREy.S
homeopathic Specifies

HAVE proved, from the moe. ample experience, AN
~ entire euocess simple. efficient ant reliable
lt are The ont medicine perfectly adopted 20 pop
uiar Use simple. that mis- AXE cannot he made n
using them: 80 harmless. ~ 10 be free from danger
and Efficient ne to he always reliable. They have
faisec the hivhes, CONNIE adaion from all, and viii
always rcnd satisfaction. Cents.
No Cures f'everS. Congestion ............ q
:. Worms. Worm fever. Worm collie. 20
crying collie. hce,hing oi infants,.... 70
piai'rnCea ofchiidren or adults. IS
" DySentcr.v Gripping Bilious coiic.. 23
" Cholera NIorbu- Nausea. g.. 70
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis.... 49,. p
Neuralgia. Toothachc Faccache. Is
." Headaches. sick Heaiachr....... Is
10 d" Dyspepsia. Billions stomach....... -
II - Suppressed ,scantv painful periods 20
l. =. ] st.ucorrhCea or Whites ........... Is
- . Group. hoar-e cough !. ~. ........ -
IA = salt Kheum, Erysipelas. Eruptious.-. -
" T. Z" x rheumatism. Rheumatic pains rs
:. - - Fever and Ague, Chill Fever. 20
- Il - Piles interpal and external. -. =. 30
Is ol,htalrnv. sore intamed cvca,.... -
9 ~ = 6'.,tafi u acntcor chronic Influences. 10
~ " Ahooping-cuugh.s sas modc cough ~
: u . Asthma. oppressed. ..-....... ~
" - " Far discharge impaired hearings. 20
:" - = s-t,rpiula. enlarged glands, ......... 30
:" - " General de ,ty. phs sica weakness 70
~ ilrop-ey. scanty sceretion.. 90
" 20 Ss,a--ickncss, or sickness from riding. 20
- " Kidney Disease. Crsvel. -. so
- Nervous Debility, semin oil emissions
involuntary discharges, ................. 100
- % - sore. Month or Canker .............. 20
- 30 ~ rin;iy lncontinuancc. ........... so
II Painful Periods, even with spasms. 80
- Siifrri ngS nj chan3e OF Life ....... 100
30 Epilepsy, spasms. st Nitus dance. 100
" "a Diptheria.t loeiated Sore Throat. ~
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of SO walls morocco case book complete 90
Case Of "a large via~. in morocco. and book GEO
Casc Of % large vals. paiu q -. 5.o0
Case of Is boxes Nos. to 10y =" -. Z 10
These remedies by the or single box are cent
~ any part OF the country BY mail express free
charge. on receipt ofpricc Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED.
ICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot. No. ais Broadway, New York
For sale hv every Medicine Dealer.
DR. HUMPHREYS ia consulted daily IT HE Office,
personally by letter above. for all form. OF dis
eases. de, i-dcndSwly
HARRISON & STaRkS AGENTS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-31

Thousands Suffer Ind ge~tion.
Costiveue-s, Piles, HcsGache. ard don't know how
much they lose By passing by Tx. HAEEr oN's PERI
s,a,i- Iozeagers Finding the papers fuil of rene
dies, th5y take notice OF any. and thus lose the
beneft of a good thug. We selling them I'M
mensely fo- they are what everybody needs and hey
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