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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23

Go aYa The Chief Justice of
the State OF Alabama has rem
dered an important decision in
recent succession case, the
principal points of which are
the following:a aa,aai =" I
/. The existence Ofthe State
of Alabama was not destroyed
by secession, and the military
and political events which fol-
lowed it.
2. The government Of the
State. during the war was at
least a de facto government ;
though not acting III harmony
with the constitution and gov
eminent Of the United States
and all acts under authority of
the legislation of such de faoto
government before the surren-
der, so far as they were eXecu-
ted, are valid.
3. The validity of such acts
does not depend upon the con
formity of the law to the Con-
stitution of the United States,
4. Guardians, Whohave made
investments in Confederate
bonds, and received Confed-
crate treasury notes under the
authority of the act Of 9th No
Member, 1861, in good faith are
entitled to credits on account
thereof. =o sl1efitgfaeg afEg
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23

=
Gz The editor ofthe Planters
Banner, gives his opinion Of
negro school marms, free, gra-
It's, for eothing, and don't
charge nothing, neither We
copy a few lines:
"a nest Of vipers from the
North has been scattered all
over the South to teachnegroes,
and to act as eats paws for
gentlemen Of the "torch and
turpentine" persuasion. Most
OF them, in moral standing, are
at least 80 per cent. below par
at home, and they come among
the negroes on the principle
that it is better to be chief
among hogs, than hog among
Chiefs
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23
BzmpoPtand 90 Planters.

TDianters wishing to arrange for advances
1 will do we'll to call Oh w. j. MCCUIl-
Lob, Superintendent Water Works Com
pqny,a at his office on Dryades street, be-
tween Canal and Common, from to 81 4 H.,
or to 3 P. ~, THOMAS HUTTON, Esq,
Attorney at Law, 81 Camp street, or Major
General JOSEPHWHEELER, as Caronde-
let street, who are authorized to receive sub
seriptions to branch of the American In
dustrial Agency, to be located in New Or
leans. This company has been organized
since July last, and through their efforts
British capitalist have sent q gentleman who
IS now making tour Of observation through
the South, to report upon their plan of ope-
ration, and as to safety of investment i'm the
South, We are gratitied to learn that his
report viii be favorable
New Orleans, Jan Is, 1867. As Cts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23

Every man in the world, be
he a boot-black or Emperor, is
a complete instrument. He
may be OF greater or less COM
pass, but he has all the har-
monies-the entire diatonic
scale-everybody, every oc-
tave. In some way the eternal
grandeurs strike him, sounding
the deep tones of faith and CON
science ; in some way the world
touches the nleaner and fiatter
keys. The great thing to be
considered is, what kind of mu-
sic he habitually makes.
[Chdpip.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23

An Illinois editor thinks
Theodore Tilton must climb a
ladder to comb his hair.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23
Succession Notice.
Notice TO Creditors.

FTNhe creditors of the succession of William
B. Gambill, deceased, are hereby re-
quired to make themselves known, and to
present accounts of their respective claims
unto p. b. Cash, at Minden, w. b. Larkin,
at Hurricane Bluffs, or Col, r, w. Turner,
at Bellevue, La.
W. B. LARKIN, 49,
?. b. CASH, 1A"ii Is
February 9th, 1867: n45 3t
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23

Tax payers are earnestly requested to
meet me promptly at said places, as by so
doing they MAY relieve me of trouble and
themselves of costs,
w. H. HILL,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, Jan. 18th, 1867 n41
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23
SuccessiOEp Sale.

Succession Of Samatel Harrison, deceased
Dy yirtueof awrit of sale to me directed
ID from the District Court of Bossier, La,
in the succession of Samuel Harrison, decd,
| viii sell ut public auction to the last and
highest bidder, between the legal hours of
Ii A. n. and 4 P. H. on Saturday the 9Th
day-of March 1867, before the Court house
door, in Belley ue, La, the following describ-
ed lands, to-Wit rr,r
The Southeast quarter, the southwest
quarter, the east half of northwest quarter,
south half OF northeast quarter, and west
haltof northwest quarter Of section II aud
NORTH haf Of southeast quarter, and east
hall Of southwest quarter, and west half Of
southwest qGortef of section s, all in town
ship 49, of range u, situated in the parish
OF Bussier, La, and containing in all, $50
acres OF land.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit of APP
praiseLnent.
w. III. HILL,
Sheriff and ex-oflicio Auet'r
JanuarE 3lst, 1867. MA Cts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-02-23

COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING Ma
- CHINE-noiseless Machine of Wilcox
& Gibbs-wiIi sew, braid, tuck, gather,
quilt, cord and embroider, with satisfaction,
Agents wanted, ut No. s. St. Charles street.
New Orleans. Box 1856, Y5n9 "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
TRIiSTErS SALE

Whereas, heretofore, to>wit On TIE 26th
day II February. A. D. 1858, William Fall
Ian, and Mary Fallan. bic wife, sxssoted 20
me, % Trustee, certsin deed Of trust Of
that date, thereby conveying 70 me the fsl-
loving real ssesss, lying h Sect county,
State Of lowe, to-wit: Lot number seven
a. in block number three (O il Nslatooh's
second (9d) addition 70 the City Of Dsveo>
port. to secure the payment to one Samuel
q Young Of two certain prOmissosy notes,
Of the said William Fsllan, Of sald date. one
for $500, payable % 70 the order Of said
Young, six (6) months after the date there's
Of, and the other for $685.. 90, pay able to tho
order Of said Young, one year alter the date
thereof, both of said notes bearing interest
after maturity at the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum. And, whereas, said promissosy
notes are wholly unpaid, new, therefore. It
the request Of the present owner Of said
nstes, hereby give this public notice, thae
- provided may b dons By he tssos q
said deed Of trust, shall, on Tuesday The
21st day Of May, A. b. 1867, at the heus Of
two O'Clock, p. n Of said deg, otths door
Of the Coast House In the city Of Dsvsu>
port. Stats Of Iowa, proceed 70 cell eaid rel
estate. or 20 much thereof, . snail b. nse>
sssory therefor, to pay said notes and eesle
q this sale. DAVID .. TRUE,
& Trustee.
Davenport, April Goth. 1861. ava
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15


TINS Company sss leave to inform the public IA,
thew eommsaced operations g -s-n r-s .se,--
nov covers for- neres of = he, ~
thsn a million da',srs, and ~, IVA 90, -. -
tives. They produce Js.ooU = s.cee. A ,est. s,.a
make and selno, 'css than onehaf % all the watch
sold In the United States.
The difference between sAeir manufaeture a.d Inc
Europesr. 10 briefly tAis: Rercpssa waAeAee -,
made almost entirely By band. and the result = q
nscsssity lscAef that oalfsrnty, which n y.6s,spe
sable 10 correct thanksgiving. Both the eye ana the
hand OF the most skiliful operative must VAR, HAT
ID feet thss. except watches Of the hi,hs, .,.aes
European watches ere the product Of tho Ia
Dor Of svisssrand and ~ result i tbs ~o,thless
Apcree. Lspises snd 20 cslisA Pate.t Lev,r,-vh,eh
soon cost more ia attempted repslrs than hi, -,
ieinsl pssec. Common woskmsn, boys ana vcr.p.
bur the rough sspaate Sasss Of these ws,ches ~
various fsctsries. polish aad PIT then together. -
tske tAsn 70 Ne neeseet va1cA vho ses.pe
and enssaves thsm win my nsas q hss,a that NAV
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARR MADE.
The American walthen wateA b ms8e b. M -
uncertain procees-and BY no such ineomnsAesA
vosknen. An the Conpany's operations. ron tAs
reoepicn Of the raw materials to the comsletion az
NJ watch, are carried On uaAse oae roof aud nader
one shillful and cenps.ent direction Bat the treat
die,,,eushing fsatsrc Of their Watches n the fact
As their scverai parte oil made BY the ansst the
not perfect and delicate machinery ever brought 10
the aid Of human industry. Every one Of tho more
tAsn hundred parts Of every watch "a made By na-
ckine-that infaiiibly fsprcducss every succeeding
part with the most unvaryins accuracy. Il was only
necessary to make perfect vsaeh Of any pastsu.
lar s,y'e and then to adjust the hundred machines
necessary to reproduce every part Of that was.h and
tfoilows that svsry succeeding watch must be like H.
The Company respectfully submit tAeir watches on
tseir merits only. They claim 10 make
A BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
ty theif improved mechanical PROGRESSES than can be
r.ade under the 0id-fsshionsd handcraft system.-
They manufacture watches Of every grade, from a
good low priced, and substantial article in solid ell.
yer hunting cases. to the finest chrononctsr and ale
90 adies watches In plain gold the finest enameed
md jeweicd cases; bat the Indispensable requisite
# all their waiches IL that they shAll be GOOD
TIMEKEEPERs. II should be rensmbsssa thatex.
osps their single lowest grade named Home Watch
Company, Boston," ALL WATCHES made BY them
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
b. special certificate, and this wafsantes s good 1t
all tines against the Company Or its agents.
| ROBBINS & APPLETON.
may!d&wlm 16s Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Since The time when the ancient mariner
tod the terrible tale Of the curse laden chip
with her crew Of ghassly cespsss, no more
thrilling tale Of tho sea has been related
than that Of the whale ship Diana, that re-
Gently driftsd into one Of the Shctlaed 10.
lands. A year ago she left the Shetlends
ON whaling voyage to the Arctic regions,
haviag on board iifty msn.. From shat time
nothing more vas heard Of hes. The friends
Of those on bsasd became alarned. Money
~ss raised and premiums offered 10 the FIRST
vessel that weuld bring tidings Of the miss
ing ship, but all 90 no avail Hope was al
most abandoned. Tn the I'd of April, the
people near Kona's Voc. in one of the Shet-
land Islands, were startled At seeing ghast-
" wreck Of a ship sailing into the ierbor.
Battered and ice crushed, sails and cordaee
cut away, boats and spsrs cut up for fuel, In
the terrible Arctic winter, her decks covers
with dead and dying, the long lost Diana
sailed IN like ship from the Deadman's
Land Fifty men sailed cut Of Lerwick in
her on brighs May morning last year oil
OF the fifty came back in her on the second
Of April this year, the same. yet how differ
eut
Ten men, OF whom the Captain was one,
lay stlhehen SoiI,ses on the deck thirty five
lay hslpesslv sick, and some diving; two
fctained sufficient strength to creep ao t !;
and the other three crawied Iesbly abou, the
deck. The ship was boarded by the island
ct and as they climbed over the huiwarks
tie man NJ the wheel i,ll fantlng from ex>
citencni one Of the sick died as he lay
his death being announced by the fellow 90
cupant Of his berth feebly moaning Il Take
away this dead man. On the bridge of Che
vessel lay the body of the Captain, as it had
lain for four months, with nine of his dead
shipma,es by his side, all decent,y laid out
~ those who soon expected to share their
fate. The Survivors could not bear 70 sink
the bodies Of their comrades into the sea.
ut kept them SO that when the last man
died the fated ship that had been their CON-
mon home should be their common tomb.
The surgeon Of the ship worked faith fully to
the last, but cold, hunger, scurvy and dys>
EMERY were too much for him The brave
old Captain was the first victim, and died
blessing his men. Then the others fell, one
by one. until the ship was tenan,ed or " by
the dead and dying, One night more at sea
would have left the Diana floating coffin.
Not one Of the fifty would have lived to tell
the ghastlv tale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

A correspondent Of the Chicago journal
writing from Iowa Falls, under cate of May
9Th, gives the following statement 10 regard
TO the scarcity prevailing in western coun
ties. His account is probably quito correct
and gives e true idea OF the situation:
'As the seed time approached the far
mcFs IN many counties on the Upper Iowa
Boone and Des Moines rivers, began TO cast
about fer seed what, oats, corn, etc. Dus
ring last fall aud winter, and while prices
were high farmers engaged IN a mastery
stroke OF speculation by selling near all
their produce in the confident expectation
Of buying again in the spring, for both food
end seed, at greatly reduced prices. x.
continued and continuing advance in uns
price Of all grain has at last di.aosea W
the fact Of the unparalleled sc.fc'.y .m sSas,.
out the entire country. .n'cn r.s scasS
Th.. .ho.id - 30 seriously blamed, how
.,s, - essy vsss;counesiled to this course
~, - and journals u supposed sagscity
| rssioo ine l6is and similar advice they now
| ind themselves compelled TO choose one Of
price for their SD and take what they can
KOt u tUUts VI SOCtG W8ssssSS HeiuS ~ w
waste and weeds. Most Of those who have
money are able 10 procure seed ard suffice.
snt to keep the wolf from the doors, bu;
many Of the late settlers, especially the
landlords Of Homestead" are without seed
wheat and the money 10 buy IT, Some OF
the counties, however, are awakening to
sense Of the "situltion" and are adopting
means for relief. III. county supervisors
in some counties are converting in extra
session for the purpose of pledgng the ere
dit Of the county to such as may advonce
gan or money to the needy settlers until
the incoming crop enables them 10 repay
the loan. in cline to the belief that there
will net be so much suffering ac was appre
bend few weeks ago, yet all the steps Ia
ken TO afford relief, will no more than meet
the want if it equals it,
In Hardin and all the counties south aud
east, notwithstanding the scarcity of wheat
and oats. there will be one fourth greater
breadth sown this spring than ever before
And you may rest assured thatsthe iil-stsr
ted speculation Of the)psst winter will not
soon be repeated by our farmers.
The spring 10 backward" as it always is
in latitude ~. bot only little If any move
- than ueual. The carly sowed wheat is al
ready we'll up and gives excellent promise.
The weather q usual at the season Is some
what ftiul--an equitable division between
warm and cold "spslls"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE,
"EISTORICAL,"
dARDINER'S
Rheumatic 4 NeHralgie Com naund

AhI iN'GohAii' * NEukALGlC COMPOUND
L mander of Boston brig. owned By the late Rob
er' q. Shaw. Capt. Copeland, at that time made n
~ , Ss, "a s sn a aa Sh.
his old complaint, rheumatism while suffering Sc,
ssrel, on board his veSe he vas visited by Mexi
can spSa'arc Who sas could relieve him Of his
TOR returned win hi. medicine and words:
ah a Sw day eapt. Copeland began TO improve un-
I'll sS cs; 'ssa 5 i ss Sa-
Sass sna sy p sst.,n.a 70
o.n Gsp us, s way sy Capt
chant chip 10 IonSon took The srtee win him ns sc
i~~a". ~ sMra n Doue. i.aureeted suenfson =
~ Hrosh., Ch!rps.. Gs.S, mmselassy wroec u
NE crOsnSa. Snsfies Hsainef Eco, to pnrchaee
800 E.sssrS ~ W n4n. IL. 10 1sAe ana sell the art
~ - n ia s,srs s"H 1sasnos ana Assga!is:
De sosies Of he psseSsse iuS CSn1 w s
: -"sssSyy ]ssiSs /. SS!.sC. ~ ~. ~ wassea,
"a Ss,Ssss. Vs,sa. ~ - ~ y no~, un3er -
n ere Conpssnt win sPsatsuccses
| "a ~ TX sc..sa.
.eet,.s ~ - 1870 ~ s1 &c.,. ene n con
"A Srom TsnH Cc.sScr2 ~ ~; Nss.s yoScnes-
-. vNos ,j~As ~ ~. 49,. - - socscceofs,
ia - ~. ,s.cs,so - ~ ~ - inseetloa to
~ ~ p " - ~. ~ Proved =
~ n e.1s.s ~ 81 ~ nsss msee T..
.sssiscssiy q issesssosy fss sSs psoducses 81
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~ 49, t ~ noss snPesissns q wosA Ssvys
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049c y Ne0o1G1e Co1poqn1s
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80 ~ six 0uooA ntend induced - IN ~ your
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tSaw hespeeeelH, A. BOOTH
n. r: Gardiner, Eeq - .er ST.
favor OF Patent Med cines, but ease IN my own ian
lily having been cured IN remarkable mlnner By
Jour Rheumatic & Neuralgia Compound am in.
duced 30 offer you few words Of e1couragmsat
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Some monthe since my wife had vesy severe attack
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Having heard repeatedly Of wonderful cures among
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

-sNWlfF' lOI we pnst ~ yeafr, ana II therefore
the person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever Of patient Of HE net being cured since he
has been In this city HE reputaoA has vouchers in
all the city papers, hs patients and the ical pro-
fsesion both here ard abresd being the most skill
led specialists here and thorough master OF all sex.
nal diseases II al Others fail. don't despair, give
him call II IL only common Occurrences with him
20 cure such He rooms separate for ladies
and gentcmen and the most comp etc In the ciiy.
YouHa MES. Take Particu Jar Notice. Doctor DieP-
Glow devotes much OF his time to the treatmen q
thos caused By secret habit, which ruins both
body and mind. unhtt. Z the unfortunate Individual
FOR either business society Tie sad effect Of these
early habits or tho Of ripper yesrs IL weak
the lebilitafe the c0nststen destroy the phyei-
cal and mental powers. diminish and enfeebis the
natural feelings ami exhaust tho vital energies Of
manheod: ths pleasures OF life marred, the object
Of marriage frustrated and existence itself rendered
term q unceaeing misery endrsgret. such persons
especially those csatenplating marriage, ehoaId lose
no tine n making immediatc application, - Dr.. D.
By bic new trsatmsnt u snablsd to insure speedy
ana perm aAent ca4e.
Censul1atsnsff se ~ soa11sntial. Once. No. ~
ooa1A C1aek Gosset, Or 0oafoe. half book IRON
~ Pert ODoo. Post oEeo IN ia. chicago. H.
O0eo ho0n lfe0 . -. % . p. n.
osaoS.e his . 0uids 70 Health" DublieAsa month
.ES:l16ss, 49, soss dsss4psivs sircsias Of
feoDogee 00o411, ~ ~ psuvso4vo - ooAesptioo
knOVn. oo0tto - o11poGo ~ enaa9o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
Coltom's Select Flaycrs


CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Are creating quite q sensation among Lovers o.
Choice flavorseverywheIe for their delicious Favort
Strict Purity and unrivalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish economic seek
them. Coltons Pnrc Vanilla Flavor IL sought by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
very unlike the many Vanilla Extracts in markct)
Ex-cov jams y SxrrH. ov Providence. II. L.. SAYS
Ny wife pronountcs them superior 20 any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used
kx-Gov. VIZ. A. BuoKiSsusx, OF CosSEcrfovr, says:
For a long time have used them. and ind them
very Ane
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb.) the well known
author of Springfield. Mass. saye: "They are the
Standard in all this vicinity
DEALERS TREBLE TnRR sAIEs WITH THEM
Such . list Of References is seldom given See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by J. W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coon's Toilet Article No. 8, to Heal and Beauty
the Skin. Sold By Harrison = stasks, and Parks i
Hoemsr. Davenport, Iowa.
UAssees Whe1seaie Aerses, PUILHR. ylNCu
Hons: Oept, 3O-dlH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

HANU0OD AMI YOUTHFUL vt00D ase r.
-. - -. .-------x
.nIoLOC x!uD kAI1ACT 1QChu b
Ss6oeeti.s sn6 So0saisSs 4. y se1sce XS[Ss
- &C., -----.---
~
sra ar. Ia, "a 10,
On BRAspnxrr For soos ysass have been sub
!ees TO- 70 atacks OF in.ammstery meumasism. which
nhvsic.sns ~ - ~ hi~Ssse ssu:tss.s a MI,
advice took colcheum. eitre scid, md othcs cels
nsetsd frnedies eus none relieved me % shc!esosd
isst sssscH cccclu, a "a t,v .or, ss:"rs psss
lying upon ny bed 1t the time suffering the ss
esees paine IN my ieet cad ankes which no pen can
maj IN few hon," he Ss,r snd s-s,. ~ .e,h
abated and in forty eeht hours were ali gone. and
we Cured and have had NO return
Who. snteyire IN simi.r rar,sr ,m.r nrn o' h
they and certain relief
l am RESPECTFULLY yours, ID. DUDLEY
Inc Hon Demas Barnes. savr ~ sell more Of
Brsndreth's Pills than all others put Together.
RRAaDprru.c pre- -. -, 81.
and at the prpriuai Office n,ao ratb Vf,u.o Na,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BuCHU sivrs health
snd v9or to the frame and bloom TO the pald cheek
Debility is secon panied By many slafn,ine evmp-
toms. and II no treatmen IL enbmtted to- coosuynp
ton, insanity or Gull nfic Ats ensna rfshs ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
In tho l.oral Caves

I'm tho Coral Caves
green Is said to be the pre- vang hair color and
the FISH TAILED MAIDENs
cit the rocks and comb their green locks assidu-
oasly. Bet the
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer eosey browns snd shining blacks to any othss
tinges, and naafe has not given their fair heads
tAsss beantful hues n mlscAsacs has robbed them
csthets once exquisite beauty they DOM cry about
II, but resort n once 10
CRleTADOROS HAIR DIE,
which 10 Ave mlAatss docs al tAat mature sves 90
Tor any head IN her Aappiest mood. NanufAstsssd b
J. CRi0FAD0N0. . Aseos Aoase. N. T. 0sll b
III DsNeG1D0. ADpl1o1 ~ - Aalg Dssoeeee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

DWchelos'e MOtr Dye.
This splesdid nsis Dye y he bsse IN - wusal.-
IA only sHgs - Ssn1s1s Dss- umDlsse. Rs1la.
bls. lnseaasansoas. Ne 0sappsononsaa No sldle
uloas11uaA Nasnssl ussa Dsewa. Rsael1ssGns
- s0s10 eeDed Dgsa Isvissseess he Aais. Dssv1as
nss0en1 bsaseiflL M sauins \ dsnsa Wunen
4. Bachelor. An othess sse mere limitations. sDd
shosid be avoided. cold By all Druggists and PERU
neu. Factory 81 Barclay street. New York.
- BEwAnE OF A COUNTERPART
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT
RITCHTI

BUCHU
r. a certain euro for Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DHoPSl.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAiHtS'
GENERAL DEBILITY.
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"aesnss eN'aung IN VALE OR FEMALE.
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psrasss osnens 10 Submitted TO- Consumption or
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s.sss~d from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
that Of Posserity. depends upon prompt uss Of re-
liable remedy.
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