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Accidents of Sneech.


Pat has long labored under the i'm
putation of making more "accidents'
with the tongue than any of his fellow
mortals, but it can he very readily
shown that the &c 'bull" is not necessari-
ly indigenous to Irish soil:
A Frenchman named Gallon, who
died in Paris not many years ago, was
remarkable for a bovine tendency
There is letter of his in existence as
follows: My dearest friend, left my
knife at your lodgings yesterday. Pray
send it to me if you find it. Yours,
Gallon. p. S.-Never mind sending the
knife, have found it."
1t was Scotch woman who said that
the butcher of her town only killed half
a beast at a time.
1t was Dutchman who said that a
pig had no ear marks except 4 short
tail; and it was a British magistrate
who, being told by vagabond that he
was not married, responded, "That's a
good thing for your wife,
At prayer meeting in New Hamp-
shire a worthy layman spoke of poor
boy whose father was drunkard and
whose mother was widow.
At negro ball, instead of {; Not
transferable" on the tickets, notice was
posted over the door, "No gentleman
admitted unless he comes hisself"
An American lecturer ofnote solemn
ly said one evening, Parents, you may
have children, or, if you have not, your
daughters may have"
Those two observing men, one of
whom said that he had always noticed
that when he lived through the month
of May he lived through the year, and
the other of whom said at wedding
that he had remarked that more women
than men had been married that year,
were neither of them Irishmen.
AN INDEPENDENT PAUPER.-An old
fellow in town in Essex County,
Mass, once respectable, who, through
looking upon the wine when it was red,
and fluids of other colors, was reduced
to the condition OF pauper, was allow
ed occasionally liberty beyond the poor
house walls, which he improved by cal
ling on dear friend who clandestinely
sold the creature. On his last visit he
imbibed glass or two, and received,
besides, couple of glasses in bottle,
fortified with which he sailed forth to
fall into the arms Of Constable, who
had watched him through the window !;
the result was, the friend was prosecu-
ted when the pauper summoned as a
witness. When placed upon the stand
he was asked if he knew the prisoner.
Certainly, he had known him many
years.
".Did you ever go there?"
Yes ; always when he went to town
And now," said the magistrate,
"did you ever buy any liquor there ?"
Which 2" said the old fellow, sud-
denly hard ofhearing.
did you ever buy any liquor there"
81 decline to answer! !" said the wit
ness. "You must answer or be COM
mitted for contempt" said the judge,
sternly.
Well" replied the old fellow, after
few moment pause, "what will be
the extent of the penalty 90
'Imprisonmentin in the Salem Jail, "re-
sponded the judge.
"Inded! Well, as I think that an
Improvement on the poor-house, l shan't
tell !"
And he didn't: thereby saving his
friend.
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Great Watch Sale F.!

ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
GiOing eOe'y Patron a Handsome and Re1sa6le
Watch for the Ioso Price Of ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And net to be Paid for unless Perfectly Salts
factory! aa ho.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches, Enameled, 100 to 300
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer WIS $50 to 500
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, 200 ,250
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to 200
500 Gold g American Watches, 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers, SO to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, rs to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches, so to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines, Soto rs
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, SO to 100
1850 Hunting Silver Watches, 25 5,t1 so
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, 10 to IS
~ Every patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangement, costing but $40, while it may be worth
$780, No Partially shown. -&
Messrs. ]. Hickling l. Co., I49 Broadway,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose of
the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, nam
ing the articles are placed in sealed envelopes,
articles named on their certificate, upon payment
of Ten Dollars, whether it be Watch worth $3.50
or one worth less. The return ofany ofour eerti-
fcates entities you to the article named thereon,
upon payment, irrespective of its worth and as
no article valued less than $40 is named on any
certificate, it will at once be seen that this is .
No Lottery, but a straight -torsoas1 Legiti-
mate Transactions, soh6cb mag be- partlei-
pated IN By the most tiastidious! /! .,e-
A single Certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid upon receipt of % cents, five for 81, eleven
for So, thirty-three and elegant premium for IS,
sixty-six and more valuable premium for $40, one
hundred and most superb Watch for S15 To
Agents or those wishing employment this Is rare
opportunity. 1t is alegitimately conducted bus
iness, duly authorized by the Government, and
open to the most careful scrutiny. Try us.
Address, j. HICKLING7 q CO..,
149 Broadway, MY.
Nov. 20, 1886. 105-3m
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ri-apeeklg STANDARD.
". w. HOLDEN. J. W. HOLDEN
w. w. HOLDEN & SON,

EDITORS OF THE Standard,
And authorized publishers Of the Laars Of the United
States.
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r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES

Passed at the First Session, ,ohich seos begun
and held at the City Of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia, on Monday, the. fourth
day Of December, A. d. 1866, md ended on
Saturday, the t,centy-eighthday Of July, 4.
d. 1862
PUBLIC ACTS.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President. LA FAYETTE
S. FOSTER, President of the Senate LA
FAYETTE S. FOSTER was elected President
of the Senate pro tempore on the seventh
day of March, and so acted until the end
of the Session. SCHUYLER CoLFAX, Speaker
of the House of Representatives.
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hereby repealed: Provided, however, That all the
provisions of said acts shall be in force for col
lection all taxes, duties and licenses properly as
sessed or liable to be assessed, or ACQUIRING under
the provisions of acts, the right to which has al
ready accured or which may hereafter accure un-
der said acts, and for maintaining and continuing
liens fines, penalties, and forfeitures incurred un
der and by virtue thereof, and for carrying out
and completing all proceedings which have been
already commenced, or that may be commenced,
to enforce such fines, penalties, and forfeitures
or criminal proceedings under said acts, and for
the punishment of crimes of which any part shall
be or has been found guilty: And provided furth
er, That whenever the duty imposed by any eX-
listing law shall cease in consequence of any lmi-
tatlon therein contained before the respective
provisions of this act shall take effect the same
duty shall be, and is hereby, continued until such
provisions of this act shall take effect; and where
any act is hereby repealed, no duty imposed there
by shall be held to cease, in consequence of such
repeal, until the respective corresponding provi-
sions ofthis act shall take effect: And provided
further, That all manufactures and productions
on which duty was imposed by either OF the acts
repeated by this act, which shall be in the posses
sion OF the manufacturer or producer. of his
agent or agents, on the day when this act takes
eftect, the duty imposed by any such former act
not having been paid, shall be held and deemed
to have been manufactured or produced after such
date; and whenever by the terms of this act du-
ty is imposed upon any articles, goods, wares, or
merchandise, manufactured produced, upon
which no duty was imposed by either of said for
mer acts, it shall apply to such as were manufac-
txred or produced, and not removed from the
place of manufacture or production, on the day
when this act takes effect. And the commission
er OF internal revenue, under the direction of the
Secretary of the Treasury, is authorized to make
all necessary regulations and prescribe all neces-
sary forms and proceedings for the collection of
such taxes and the enforcement of such fines and
penalties for the execution of the provisions of
this act
Sec Il. And be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the commissioner of internal rev.
enue to have this act, and the acts to which it is
amend'tory, published in at least one German
newspaper in each of the States of the Union
where slch paper may be published.
Approved, July 13 1866
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EWD. MCPHERSON,
Clerk q. Reps, U. S.

IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
July 16, 1866
The Senate having proceeded, in pursuance OF
the Constitution, to reconsider the bill entitled
" An act to continue in force and to amend An
act to establish a bureau for the relief of freed
men and refugees, and for other purposes" re-
turned to the House of Repres entatives by the
President of the United States, with his obJcc-
tions, and sent by the House of Representatives
to the Senate with message of the President re-
turning the bill; fs'",Er '
Resolved, That the bill. do pass, two thirds
of the Senate agreeing to pass the same;
Attest: =; j. w. FORNE4,
.. Secretary of the Senate, o. s.
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(To be continued.)
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WISCONSIN.

MADISON. Wis, July 5.-The trot here
yesterday between Cooley and Magma
Charter for 5000 was won BY thelstter In
three heats out of four. The third heat was
given to Cooley because OF Msgna's Lad
breaks. though the former came in two
lengths behind. Best time 1884
MILWAUKEE. July g. Bya vote Of the
Chamber Of Commerce to-day, tho ques-
ton Of calling convention Of the Boards
Of Trade to consider the the GENITAL system
And other matters, vas laid on the table.
Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.
BERLIN, July 4-The Americans in the
Prussian capital observed the Fourth Of July
BY meeting ct the festive board and discuss.
ing . good dinner given In the Hotel de
Rome, the Hon. l.. 8. Fay presiding.
vienna, July 4.-The Hon. Nj. Motley,
ex Minister Of the United States to the
Aurtrian Court, having len this city fol
Switzeslsnd, Gen. Post, the U. 8. Consul
presided ct fise Fourth Of July dinner al
which the most harmonious feeling Of pa
triotism prevailed.
BRussELs July 1.-THE Fourth Of July
dinner in the Belgian capital WAS given .,
the house Of the Hon. H. 8. Sanford, Uni
ted States Minister to the Kings Court
The Ministers residence Wa illuminated il
fine style, and several other houses decorated
with American flags.
RoMR, July 4.-The Hon. Rufus W. King
United States Minister to the Pontificis
States. being absent from Rome, there VA
no public celebration to-day.
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RA0lR DADS.
Chicago, Reck Island 1 Pacific |
Railroad.

Chicago, Reck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Summer Arrangement. 1867.
Trs'ns rua By Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL go. 1857.
~ and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays xcepted) % follows
doing kast- lat Nail train at. ....7 10, A. 4.
- Night express. ......s IS. ?. =.
Going Wsst-lst. Exprsss and Nail for Newton
and Washington, .......7. Is A..
I'd, Freight Tor Newton - wash-
Arrive Al Davenport daily, (Sundays szssptel
From the Esss-lst Night express q. = 20. A =
ID Daily Ex ! mail. 8 20. ?. 4,
from she Wess.lst FREIGHT from Newton sad
Arlington. 4. % ?. 4.
%. Express from Newton and
Washington. q 30 p.n.
Al Chicago With eli Eastern Routes
NAt Joliet with Y; A >. \. X. n. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
At LaSalie with l. c. r. X for Dunieith a
Louis. Cairo. &C.
Al Pond Creek With @. h. 4 O. n. R for Bur.
lington. keokuk and Quincy
AZ Peoria during navig atiouN. with Packets
for all points on Illinois Eiver
AZ Newton, Iowa City, and Washiu non vieh
Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for al points Weet
Southwest aud Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night tsains Through
Ticket for sale and baggage checked to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns
T. A. HALL, Ass't Gen. Supt.
Chicago.
II. n. Hills. Ag't, Davenport.
DAVENPORT. April 81, 1867.
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Cincinnatl Market,

By Telegraph July Q.
Flour-Unchanged.
Wheat-Unchanged.
Corn-ln fair demand for shi oment south. at
s3c
Oats-Hcarce. cold at 7otd1lc.
Rye-Selling from store At 1870
Cotton-Dui. at 22IIc; no demand.
Whsky-Steady IN bond.
Mess Pork ,rmer, closing with no sellers
below 22.c0.
Brlk Meats Firmer, at 1O1lc.
Bscon-ln demand ct ell4@loJ<@1l1<c., but
held higher generally
Hans Firm 81 l501sc the latter for sugar
cured.
Lard Dull, at IKE.
Groceries-firm
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new York MARKET.

new YoPk m0Rlgea.
By Telegraph July 6.
Ootton-sS0s6k. Dull.
Eour-Favors buyers; prices uschsnged =
0.3S@10.00 for extra State; 9.7Onl33S for
Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat-Opened dull. closed shade 6rnsr.
With more inquiry; 2 90 for No. Chicago; aeS
@2.6s for whit. California
Coru--l0Sc lower on unsound aud Q shede
nrmer fos sound. which 10 s0rce; 6@e "a new,
90 10 on choice; ss6eleO uneouud.
Osts-l@9c. better; 74Qe75c. for western; J9e
for unsound; s61s7o fol Uhie sAoaA
Pork-Firmer 2l.bOa9l.7O.
Mess Bsef-Firm
Lard dull and droopiue.
refined in bond.
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NRw ORLxANs. Jaly "a French YES
sci. Of guns. four days later from Vera
Cruz, with dispatches to the Consul 0ener.
al OF France. arrived by the South. west
Psss this morning, has on board General
Herrera and other Mexican refugees. She
brings news of the fall OF Vera Cruz which
took place on the 9th ult. The city sur.
rendered wiih,d. bloodshed and is quiet
in French slocp OF war;
Santa Anna was shot on the morning o I
the 18th ult.. At Sisal.
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-sia.-sa-0 -
ALABAMA.

MOBILE. July 5.-Thc steamer Tabesco
bearing the Mexican flag arrived yesterday
morning with abou: 500 of the foreign le-
gion from Maximilian's cpmmand. The
garrison of Vera Cruz left that city on the
2Sth OF June. The capitulation WAS sigped
on the eth. They marched out with flying
colors and were saluted by the Liberal
forces. They were allowed to retain their
arms, and we're furnished with national ves
sells TO leave Mexico. Lieut.. Gen. ]. f.
Sudsy Of the French army commando them,
and it is said they will Be mustered out
here
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mel srity in The Judiciary Committee. The
Tines denies the report.
Rocnssrsa, Jnly 6-Dusine . perform
sacs It The circss Of Thayes { Ncyee' n thie
city last evening, Eltae Waite, the Lion
King, entered cage Of ferocices Lions. One
Of the males attacked him. Telling him to
he floor OF the den. and fastening his jaws
loon his shoulder inflicted severe wounds.
The circus men went to the rescue with
iron bars, and finally succeeded in rescuing
Mr.. White from the cage alive but severely
injured
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THE UNDERSIGNED, BRiNo pRslRous m
= ehpoetng VI his Hsnl 1staos, ~ the porpeee oe
noving eeet. ncw oGss fus ~ Ais valnahis water
Powet and Flosring NH. Win 1osr rune Of busfs,
Of Wstsf - third szsete, h ths toWn q Coohea
nils Rock SslsnA o? III, which = ooe Of ~ hsss
locations Sor sure IN the COunty, b also pastaf
the pfoperty. n Mn has lasIo esee0m trnde,
ard houos nns1ee Ssr 0gaf s4ual 70 any otAss NM
q this vicisiU. Z n Aess9gh - co1pIses =.
s5s c5 eooS "a ssssS -
wol oonoGe4 WI 0ooD Doso O0oey ~ aoy oehor
1eeneee = ~ coe1ay VIII ~ eans ansane q eap
n invested.
This popular nm property , too ve11 ~ Shvura-
BY known 70 require a1y GeseAes foouumendeticn.
The titls1e posext - uulneanbesed, exsrpe ~ .
lease which expires Febe1aay IT. 1oo = vhJcA tine
poss.ssiea wi1 - giw>n; b1tisnav - - sosn@6
ios i1us efpssnsnA - fnlAe llGslsyle1, -
llire o. D. 4 QQN1
q! q sosissFors STEAM MN. bsv.s;.t.
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rI>O TIE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP 4 SON.

rI>O TIE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP l. SON.
Physicians and Surgeons formerly OF New Yosx. are
treating successfully all
CHRJNIC DISEASES.
Which embraces the bestand most approved methods
In this and other countries for the OF all Chronic
Neuralgia affections ali forms 81 Scrofnla Fever sores
.sipasian. ali Skin Diseases. Pulmonary consnmp.n
10 lts early stages, Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rheum,
Headaches, ali Heart Diseases ofcaidren and
Seminal Weakness 4 Sexual Dis.
EASES which are carrying thousands to their graves
annually.
EYE AND EAR,
OF the Eye and Ear. they have had more extensive
practice and better success In the treatment Of all
Diseases Of Women.
Than any other Physicans in America They have
cured women who have bccn confined to their bed for
years. They never fail to cure
= n II u N A TT M
In AL stages; matter Of how long standing. They
Asthma, 20 Il never returns. They have eufe
Cure hs the Distressing disease, HEMAORRHOlDS
OR PILES. They cure I'll diseases Of the Throat
Cancers.-Thcy have an extensive practice aud
wonderful success in the treatment Of Cancers,
which they CURE without eating them out or using
the knife Let thoee Who have Tumors and Swell
lings, red spot lose no time In having II att.
ded TO. as . timely treatment may them from
the horrors suffering and death Of open cancer.
They are treating Catarrh on
new system, which Ii q sure cure for this disease
TnrIR CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from
Ave TO seven thousand year, which gives them an
experience unsurpassed by any, and equaed only by
few. "a
n Remember they do not promise to cure al eta
ges OF Disease While all diseases are cureab e. Ia
ken In season, all stages are not Your case may be
durable this week, not nexr-today, not to morrow;
hence the danger OF delay.
No case riH be receired wlen there are anu
doubts IF Cure or Relief
Our terms CAsn; hence the money must be sent
fifteen dollars per month, to doctor with us which
includes medicines.
n The 20 " will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, State, and Post
Office address plainly. All letters requiring an an
AEst contain letter stamp, and be addressed
TO DIR. KNAPP 4 SON. Box 1884. Chicago, Ill.,
~ Any Of the above diseases can he treated suc
cesefully by the patients' describing their case In
letter. when they cannot Us.
Dr. Knapp, who has visited Davenport, Iowa, reg
ulasly the past six years. be consulted at the0
Scott House.
on faturday and Sunday, May nth and 18TH. Satur-
day and Sunday, July nth nd 7th Saturday and Sun
day. Aug. 31st and Sept let. Saturday and Sunday
Oct 26th and 27th. Saturday and Sunday, Dec e1st
and 22d,
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ASS1lNCnsI NOTICE

ASSlGNEES NOTICE.
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the 30th
dav Of May. A. D. 1867, Joshua Burr. OF
Davenport, Iowa, made . general assign.
ment Of oil bis property, real and psesonal,
to the undsrsigned aasiguces: William Me-
Msnus and J. ". Stewart.
All creditors are hereby notified 10 pro.
sent their clsins. under oath - afismation,
70 tlse undersigned within three months
freo THE cate.
Dated davenport, 1owa, June Let 1867.
WILLIAM McMAHus, x....
J. W. SfswAKl, "Ss'See''
iune1d6w
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Notice.

i GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO ASSOCIATE
- himself with come one IN businese, can furnieh
one thoneand dollars cash or psphspe more ifneces-
Davenport. July 5th. 1SGS--dlt
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New York Nloaey masasos.
By Telegraph July 8.
0toeks-Strose.
Cor pons Of 90 l.ll;{; Of ~. l.oss{; Of 6
!.0esl; new l.07x; l0.4es. 1o3k tfeesssys
Western Uniou-45X.
New York Central-105k.
Erie es}f.
Rsading-l1lL.
Illinois Central LEX.
Mouey-6 per ceut.
Sterlipg-Eixty days, lex.
Gold-1.3sk.
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%
Cattle Market faf no buyers; no stock Of
anv account offering
Hogs 80 cars received active and oil sold
81 care at 6.o03t6.Se. Received for tie week a.
4s5 shipped for same time, lk,l02; sales 81;
average $50 pounds at $500.
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By. Telegraph July 8.
Flour " inter extras dull 80 barrels Of
white at 1925; do. Ut $780, firm. with better
dema I'd for sprisg extras 100 l.. / =. barrels
~ 1925; 100 Garne;ts. Excelsior. st 10 O0.
Wheat Higher but unsettled and irregular
No. 9sprinR, sales in store at 7s6l. 80; No !,
2.io Rejected at IL. BY sample, two car
leaks prime new red from Alton at $50 on
track,
L@sSl4; No. .. 1877; rejected. CoQss; no
grace, at -. white, So a6ost; rejected warm
at 81 good rejected At IS.
Oats--Nc. 2. sales in store at 54Q55; rejected
ct 50@5l.
Rye--No. in store At s5de6; No. . at So
Timothy Sesds---3O sacks Ut 800.
Pork Buy ers aghast; 5o0'barreis at o. co.
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nQUMPD0b11
worcestershire SPECIFICS

AOxuO0OsS
HAVE ssrr.s; simple csscient and rsIiahsc-
ri.s ~ IN ,niy medicine perfectly adaptsa 20 pop
1870 m.,le shst mistakee esnnol BE- nAde IA
,l, them 90 harmless. 10 be free from a1neer
sra 20 efficient. ~ 10 he always reahle They have
always ndor satisfaction: Cent?.
No Cures F'cvers. Congestion. ......... "
+" Worms. Worm fever, worm coiie. =. 20
Dsrrss se oi nssHsas o. snais.
=. 9" Choiera- Norbu- Nausea. -. IS
-" Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis. ....... Is
=" Neuralgia. Toothaehe, Fareachs,.. IS
- n" Headaches. Sick Headache. Is
~ +" Dy~pepsia, Bilious Stomach. IS
= Suppisa-~ed.sc ansy painful periods 20
IT, I<eucorrhcest or Whites. rs
u :. Group. hoar-c cough ......-........ 70
salt Rheum. Eryspei4s, Eruptsons... e5
ID " Jtheuinati-In. Rheumatic pains. IS
IL 4" Fever aud Ague, Chill Fcyer,...... 80
IL " Piles. internal and external, ....... 10
rs " OphtalSnv. sore tnnasued cyce. ..... 90
~ 4" Catarrh, scuteor chronic indncDcse. %
q. Whooping-cough:s sasmodic cough %
" n 0thnnA, Oppressed. -..+......... %
n " Ear discharges impaired bearing 49,. 50
q :. Scrof'lle, sslarssd glands, %
-" General debility, ph vsical weakness 30
- :. Sea sickness, or esckne.. from riding. 30
NsrvoSs Dsciiiiy s ,.smin.i emission:
Involuntary dlscharges,. -.....-.-........ 100
~ " Sore. Mouth or Canker ........ 10
al Pal nfai Periods. even With .pasn... 8
a9 Suffs-rin9s at chanse Of Life ,...... ~
30 Epilepsy. rpaemr. ~. Nitns' dance. 100
~ Dipther'ia,C liberated Sore Throat. 80
FAMILY CASES.
Case % 70 vals, norocco book pete Nl00e
Case Of 70 large vials, IN morocco. and book Goo
Case OF 20 large vials. plain case :" -. $40
Case Of 10 boxes Nos. I to i5) " - 500
Thess remedies by the casc or einglc boz arc sent
n any part Of the country BY mail express free
charge, on receipt Of price Address
HvMPHREYS Specific homeopathic Md
1C1NE COMPANY.
Office and Depot. No. s6a Broad v ay, New York.
FOR sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS II consulted daily 1t his once,
personally by letter. above, for all tonne Of die
eases. eef-deod&w1y
HARRISON A eYARKS Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06

Will participate, ihey whom The ,Msnagemest
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-06

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE s. SIDE
l Sd Street. ~ door below l'rndy with DIR. Bell
Residence No 81. Attn Street, between Harrison ant
Main. formerly the Presbyterian Parsonage le6-