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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, So
County or Scorr. -.
In the District Court.
To PhineAs Nsrwin end - Nervio. hin
wife, John Atchison, jas. J. Lindley. D.
Workman, Rofalis huntingtoo, Wads-
worth 4 Pafks, and Richasdsen Bros,
SUCCESSORS to Richardson, West & Co.:
SiRs: You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office
of the Clerk Of the District Court for Scott
county, State Of Iowa, a petition Ct A. c.
Fulton, praying the foreclosure of :nort>
gage executed to him by Phineas Merwin,
Of date November 11th, A. ID. 1856, upon
losts Nos. seven %, eight 90, nine 60
and ten (l0), in block No. eleven (1Il, in
A. G. Fulton's addition 70 East Davenport,
in Scott county. Iowa, upon which mort.
gage the tlaintif claims as now due him
the sum Of Five Thousand $4,000 Dol.
lars. No personal claim il made against
any Of you except the said Phineas Merwin
Now unless you appear and answer there
to on or before noon Of the second day o.
the next term of said Court, TO be begun
and holden on the first Monday in May, A
D. 1857, your default will be entered and
decree rendered a. prayed.
WIN. A. FOSTER,
Atty for Plt'G.
Dsted March 1xsh, 1867,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
MICHIGAN.

Deraoir, March 2l.-In the State Senate
yesterday Gov. Crapo's veto Of the Port
Huron and Lansing Railroad bill WAS voted
upon, and resulted In the bill being lost
lacking one vote Of making the necessary
two>thirds.
This morning the Governor sent to the
Ssnsts the veto Of twenty railroad bills, on
the same grounds Of the former veto. Tho
Ssnate took . vote on two Of the bills, but
lacked the strength to pass them. Tho oth>
era wire tabled
A violent northeast snow storm prevailed
here oil day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

MUSHROOM MUTATIONS.
fcess is the "preva,en, cradle" Of innuncras''
fafs- No sooner had HosTETTER's sToM-
MTTEkS made their mark IN the world than
krunr 9 ho-.e Of limitations and ne the fame o.
beat restorative grew and rpscsd. the pcst,frrou,
|of poisonous mockeries thiciened. Bat the true
Inc has lived them down. One by one, they
disappeared. When the bellows OF pufiry,
D kept alive the fcch.c Ere Of their narrowed RIP
pa ceased 10 blow, they ceased to live. and thus
ccesinue % como and 20 Meanwhile. HOS
frkR'S RITTkES the great protective aEd re-
III tonic Of the as,c have progressed In popularity
each saooscdinr year. Their success AZ means
ev~usins and curing the disrsses resulting from
-. unwholesome water. and all unhealthy ell
lsnuenccs, ha. been bsundlsrs; snd n rcoe-
\ Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Aguc.
mi Weakness and Debility. sad all complaints
hating Ia Indigestion. thcy are now admitted 10
E~s..s 10 any other preparation ever advertised
g-rrfbcd From the home market, to which .
r.rr ago they were confined. their sale has ex
!. into every State Ia this uni0a, over the whole
nth and Central America, Mexico, the West In
The Sandwich Islands, Australia, China and Jap
Home and Forrign testimony continue TO show
BlTTEkS ne the mort remark
|nnic and inviforant now before the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, March 81. = John Owrby,
Sheriff Of Adair county, who absconded
with twenty thousand dollars Of State
money short time ago, was rec .ntly ar
rested at Little Rock, Arkansas, and brought
back. 1t is probable that most Of the sto>
len money will be recovered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

ST.. Louls, march -.
Flour-vssy iieo, u 60. so for supsrens -
o. O0@ll. so for single extra; el2 SOC lA.b0S Tor
Xxx; cad Ga. 50@ls 90 for choice.
Wheat-Firm, .. o o0@3.So for fall.
Corn-Dull, aA 94@s5@97c.
Oats-Dull at CSC.
Barlsy-S Steady and unchanged.
Rye-Quiss end unchanged.
Tobaeco-Active.
Lesd-Firm at loc.
Meas Pork-Weak; sales at ga so.
Bacon - Shoulders 9i@&slac. clear sidei
l2s<e.
Bulk Meats - Active shoulders Sc. /; cleai
sides ll1c.
Lord-Steady At 12k01Si s9ilc.
Whiskey.-Dull and nominal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

CHICAGO, March %.
Cattle Receipts 90 cars; active; choice 70 prime
Z. 75MsO,; fair TO good $G.154I so; common
10 medium t4.5o@6.5o.
Hogs Lower; receipts 90 cars; choice TO pri.'e
q Gn9T. so fair TO good e. 25G7 so common
10 medium &6.65@7.4o.
Sheep-Flrm; receipts 8 cars; choice TO
prime 81 oo@7. M fair to good ee.a6@6.'t;
common TO medium q 2595.V0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

New Yonx. March %
Cotton, quiet, 8oiS0lol.
Flour-lo1l5c better, &le. s0@el1. go for ex-
ira State. and all.60@ 2.4o for Hoop Ohio. -
Wheat-2G13c. better. t250Gs t2.55 for No. .
Mil. a. 3E@ t5.l0 for White California.
Rye-4l. 33 for Western.
Bsrley-Firm.
Corn Closed lace. lower, tl.lstg tl.1Gs4 in
store. and &l.l7 ailoat.
Oats -6O(165 for Western.
Pork 49, 5@ 81 for new, cash; t2225
a. &22. rs for old.
Beef-Eirmer.
Gu, meats Firmer.
l.ard-l2i+@l3l4c.
Risky bull.
Butter-Dull.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

Latest News by the Aoaanear TIE
egr0ph.

Latest News ~ the Atlantic Tel.
e9raph.
LONDON, March 2l.-Noon. Oonsols IN
changed; Erie 80 "a; 5-20s "a L.; I'll.
Gent. 7s "a.
LivERPooi, March 81. = Noon. - Cotton
opens very dull, With downward tendency.
Nanchoater advices are unfavorable.
Market 4 \, and prices tending downward
Breadstuils generally quiet; corn declined to
Ais; Sd. for mixed western; provisions un>
changed; LAID declined Sd. quoted at sos
Cd.
FLoaEScs, March 2l.-The general cleo
tions have been held. Gen. 0arib .ldi vas
returned for three cities.
PANS. March 2l.-In the Corps Legisls
If the foreign policy Of the Emperor has
been endorsed y an overwhelming major
ity.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2l.- Hostilities
bstWesn Russia and Bokhara have been tenn
pOrasily Suspended.
QussxssowH, March 2l.-Ths steamer
Lat.itfs. from New York, arrived to-day.
LONDON, March 2l.-Eve-Nr. Disraeli,
Chancellor Of Exchequsr, promises liberal
reform bill for ireland.
vienna, Msrch Earthquakes indicate
an insufrection against the authority Of the
| Sublime Port. is rapidly spreading through
| Italy.
PANS, March 2l.-In the Corps Legisls.
ti6, foreign, the policy Of the Empesor has
been Endorsed by an Overwhelming majority.
FLORENCE. March 2l.-Elsctions have
been held. Gen. GaRibsl II was returned fol
three cities.
| ST. PgrRRsBuRc, Masch 21.-Hostilities
between Prussia an Bcslhsfa have becn
temporarily susI ended.
CnIcAoc, March 22.-Anothef Of those
fearful attempts At the life Of fellow crea-
turc occurred in the public streets yester.
day between tWo oolored persons. One Hal
ieck l. found paying too much attention "a
the wife Of Mr. Scott Jealousy soads The
husband into threatening the life Of his
enemy they mcst, and mistaksn move,
ment By the husband, % though b. would
draw HE reviewer, results in the nan Hal
! lsck dsawing his revolver aud airing twice
taking effect both tiines, but not seriously
The man Hslleck was immediately arrestet
and held 10 bsil in the sum Of % 600.
A Des Moiuse special OF the I'D says
: shat the wife Of Rev. q. n. Philip ef thi
city, on Tuesday sweating, drank . pessis,
; o. corrosive sublinAas, 81 m.staks. esd d
: shosgh prompt medical relief was I'D, Oh
: 70 now IN very critical condition.
work on The lowe Central Railroad, Il
Pswesh'ek county. will commence 10 . fe,
days.
John Stewasison, Of llsrsisburg, Frcsnon
county. Vas arrested few days since On
!. requidition Of the Governoe Of Illinois, 70
:. the reason OF having vito in Illinois a,
4 one In Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA IS.
COUNTY OF ScoTT.
In the District Court:
To Harry J. Hughes, and - Hughes,
his wife, John feetsr, n. X. Claussen,
Charles e. Putnam, van r. Rowe, Louise
WashbuFn, WILDER F. Washburn, Sarah
E. Cranden, Frederick Washburn, and
Emma Washburn, heirs q lav Of J. G.
washburn, deceased J. W. Churchill,
N. W. Davis, Jr., WIN. r. Kiddss, J. q.
Bills, and Charles n. 0hsaf.
Sins - You and each Of you arc hereby
notified that there 10 now on file "a the
Office u u Clerk Of the District Court for
Scott costly, State Of lewa, , petition Of
Mary Fulton, praying the foreclosure Of 1
mortgage executed % her By Harry j
Hughes, Of date Nevember 24th, A. d.,
1866, upon thst part Of block No. one g. in
A. G. Fulton's addition to East Davenport,
Scott conoty, Iowa, particularly described
~ follows, 70 Wit: Beginning in tho south
line Of said block No. one ~ one hundred
and fifteen (l15) feet eastwardly ftora the
southwest coenes Of said block thence run.
ming ncrthwardly ID line It right angles 10
tho south side Of said block one hundred
and fifty (16O) feet to the south side Of Cot
tage Avenue thence castwardly along the
south side Of Cottage Avenue, forty (4O)
feet thence southwardly in : line 1t right
angles TO the south side Of said block one
hundred and fifty (ltO) feet 70 The south
side Of said bleck thence westwardly
along the south sids d said block forty (40)
feet to the plaes Of beginning upon which
mortgage the plaintiff claims - now due
her the sum Of sixteen hundred (el, 000)
dollars. No psrssaal claim is made agsins,
any Of ysu except tho said Harry j.
Hughes.
Nov, uaisss you appear and answs
thereto on Or before aeon Of The second al
Of the next tern Of said ceust 10 BE- begun
asd holden on the first Monday in NAY, A.
D., 1857, your default win b sntsssdl md Z
decree rendered q prayed.
Dated March 18th. 1857.
tg8a 1Ia5 @ WM. A. fOgTBR
Attorney fes Plaintiff.
|
| ~. 3. Rev. Stamp, 30 a.,
| attached md caneeIod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF 1OwA,l CO
ScoTT COUNTY.
In the District Court.
To Carl Elinger and Ellinger, his
wife:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in tho Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court for Scott Coun>
ty, State of Iowa. . petition Of A. G. Full
ton, praying the foreclosure Of mortgage
execut,d to him by Carl Ellinger, Of date
May 26th, A. D. 1867, upon lot No. twelve
12) in block No. twenty>four (24) in A. C..
Fulton's addition to East Davenport, in said
Scott County, upon which mortgage the
plaintiff claims as now due him the sum Of
four hundred and forty-fve (445) dollars.
Now, unless you appear and answer there.
to ON or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term Of said court. to be begun
AMI holden on the first Monday in May, A.
d. 1867, your default will be entered aLd .
decree rendered o prayed.
WIN. A. FOSTER.
Atty for PltG.
Dated March 18th, 1867.
soc. rev. stamp cancelled.
| ~~~~~~ mchl 8 d4t cav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

CNcmHAss, March. e2.
Flour Firm, but prices not higher.
Whea.-Firm but quiet.
Corn-78074c. for No. l in elevator. Rather
lese demand.
Oats-51(d54c.
Rve-e150.
Whisky Held firmly At e3.s!.
Mess Pork-Hsld ~ e33.Oo.
Bulk Meats-sk1lOi5c.
Bacon-eIE@iis and 1917.
Shoulders end Sidss-s@l0c.
fafd-Held at 13c.
Groceriss-Un changed and steady.
Butter--Firm At 3oa83c for fresh
Cheesc-Steady 1t lslStAl7c for comm On, An i
lsc1l9c for factory
Eggs-Dull at lIc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
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DEFINED
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FROM TiiL USE OF
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beverage OF Health.


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" seu4 again, etc. J. HELLER, 1sy Liverpool avc
PRICE SEvEN DOLLARS PER SINGLE DOZEN
LANCFELpT. THODH 1 co,
= VI West Seeund etrcct,
I oDac Agents for Davenport I, Iowa. ssbss- dcodsu
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Nav YoRx, March %.
Stocks slightly improved.
620s Of 80. ~ Of "a. ~ ;of 'S5. "a new
*: l0:40s. s7s1 1905, first others 81
New York Central, l85;<.
Erie, $50.
Hudson River, 31d39.
Michigan Central, los5..
c. X. l. / p. 1919.
Reading, el.0lH..
Northwestern, 35ix.
Michigan Southern. 75x.
Illinois Central. l6H@l51l.
Alton. 7lsMel.
Sterling. unchanged.
Money per cent.
t;o,d flSii
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PIUSs; & (sRIGGS,
LIST OF NEW AND POPULAR
8 O q Xxx 8 .

Nrw AMERICA, by wm. Hepworth Dixon. illustrated.
TENT os THE BEACH. by John q. Whittier.
Six HrSpHxp DoLIAns 4 YEAR, wifcs effort. low
living under high prices.
or or Tows, by Harry Gray. author Of Marriage lifo
at Hillside.
CoLonADo, By Bayasd Taylor.
TRIALS or An INVENTOR life Of Chas. Goodyear.
Iarn % Jnus. BY Edmund Kirks.
TsE GksrUs or SOLITUDE. by Aleer.
Pmulp ras eEcoSD, by Gayafrs
MAocAuIxYs 6fkECHB AND Pcxss, vols.
Two Manners, By esther Of John HALIFAX.
Tar HrGuRNor GAlaEs SLAVE.
Swissrse 'Hounp ruE CnolE. By Nasty.
Assa0AS LEAVES. by OsgoOd.
TaK NV Bifrn. BY Prof. Austin Phelps.
"ECCE DEUS" companicn 70 Rcce llonO. jest -
soon as published to b 1Uand Ct
LusR 0RIG0s.
% Perry Street, near Post ONCE.
Lsdics. have your Note Pepper and Envelopes
stamped with your INITIAL Call and ssamins sam
plee both In coloss and plain, st
LuSE = 0RI0Gs,
Booksellers and Statiooen.
s. Pssry Street.
Picture Flames Of oil sises nd syiss, on hand and
made to order. By
LUsR 4 0R10C0.
g Ferry street, near p. -.
mchl9-dly
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ILLINOIS.

PrKlN, March 2I.-Thomas A William
son, who was TO have been executed here
to>morrow for the murder Of william Koch,
has received . respite. Three other parties
have been arrested N participants in the
crime. and they will probably have ~ ex-
animation Tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Mr. Cole intro
dueed bill in the Senate to divide Califor-
mia into two Judicial Districts. which was
tefcrrcd to the Judicial Committee.
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LIVE RlGe.

The Eclipse Livery Stable.
Corner THIRD and Perry sts..
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
EX Livery. Board Horses aud pay psrticu-
lar attention to FUNERALS. on Short Notice.
~ Changes reasonable.
juness-dls WOLF 4 HEWITT
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LOUISIANA.

NEw OaLEANs, March 2l.-Midiliug 90
l.2; sugar and nolasses dull -four 120l2
Iva; corn l-206 cents; oss at fair de-
mand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

rrAvIN0 bREsi SKGA0ED IN TuB PRAO
Ill tics Of Medicine aud Surgery for he lest
Twuxrr -ytvx YEAss IN 1nls 6sAfs. bee pernea-
entity located in this city and offers his profss-
sienal services to the citizens OF Davenport cad
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experiences win
The diseases Of the climate, to merit and rsceive
PORTION OF public patronage.
-saice cornes Of Third and brady, over Lia1:
ssv's yswelry Store, residence in Whist 49,
merry known rs the Fulton AeuAcsSssr.,ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

JAS. A. HIGH,
PRoPRIIToR OF TEE
Harrison street Livery stable.
aASsAd. HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
&2E-1k1kNs Front and Second. Horses 4
CarrinEes. of the best quality, 70 let At al
hours. Funerals furnished on short netice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and boarded ct reasonable charges. fmylS-dly
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To the Public

To the Public F!
i entered into Co partnership for the pur-
pose of doing
General Real Estate, hire and
Life Insurance Agency.
Under the firm Of
ROBERTS 1 CRANDALL,
And hope BY strict attention 20 business aud fair
dealing, to share portion ofthe patronage Of the
people. All business entrusted 10 our care will
be attended TO with promptness.
Office cor Brady st., and Coml Alley. up
stairs, over Price, Conner Co.'S Store, p.sen-
sAM'L ROBERTS. JOS. A. CRANDALL.
~ permission refer to
HON. JOHN l.. DAVIES,
F." JOHN \. DILLON,
AESSRS PRICE, CONNER l. CO.,
G. ". CABLE 4 CO.,
On. J. J. DuRTiS.
HON. X. LOWRY,
IRA N. CLIFFORD, Pres LIST Natl Hank,
| ED. RUSSELL ESQ, Editsr Of Gazette.
REM OVAL.
The Office of the State Agency Ct the Pheni,
Mutual Lite ms. Co. Hartford, Conn. is now 10
!
Co. 3 store.
Persons wishing TO insure their lives in com
| pany that has never contested = claim, Will d'
well 20 call on the undersigned.
SAM'L ROBERTS. Gen'l Ag't.
ROBtRTS 4 CRANDALL,
| Real Estate 4 ms Agents,
Office Il Brady ST., up stairs.
Desirable City Property for saie
Two story frame house, rooms good cisiern
out buildings. full lot. very fne location.-
Low for Cash
Two story frame house, rooms good well
cisterp, barn. Ac.. some choice fruit and shad
trees, 3 full lots; can be had at bargain.
One and one half frame house on lease
ground. Lease 10 run years. very low TO
cash.
Also, 1G9 acres fine rolling prairie, sui:nbl
for either grain or stock farm, with never fail
ing water. Stone quarry. A good Investment
Business Stsnd.-A tine stock OF CONNECTION
cry with the good will OF the business. in a goo
location. Cheap for Cash.
ROBERTS h CRANDALL,
Real Estate ard Insurance Ahents.
Davenport. March l. 1867. mh2-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

Eoiros DkxocnAr - Please state that I
= : candidate for the Office Of City y~x,oa,
subject 70 The Peoples Party Convention
lssoosssw evening. 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
sPAsMOD1C AsrmMA,

sPAOMODlC ASTHMA.
While in Germany, an eminent physician.
Who became interested 10 his ease. promised
him relief. He followed the treatment ordered.
and. to bis surprise sId joy. HE asthma instaat
y disappeared. lie procured the recipe which
had accomplished so much for him. brought il
with him to this country. end II became the prop
ETY. Of the present prophet ors: This remedy
has been used in thousands o. the worst cases.
with astonishing and uniform success; and il is
now offered to the public with confidence in its
merits. 1t contains no poisonous or injurious
properties whatever, and an infant may take is
with perfect safety. (See circular accompany.
ing each bottlc)
Extract from the "life Of " ashiuston lr-
wing by his nephew, Pierre y. Irving, Vol.
w., page ss2
1.-The doctor prescribed, ~ au experiment.
what had been suggested BY DR.. 70. W. Holmei
on his late visit. Jonas wh,tcomb's Remedy
for Asthma = teaspoonful in = wine glass o.
water. TO be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

CITY LIVERY STABLE.
TIRE UNDERSIGNED HAVE %
J. just opened new M
LIVERY STABLE,
On Third street, between brady A6S<
and Perry. and have stocked Il with New Bug.
gias. New Carriages. New Cosch, and good and
gentle horses.
Particular attention paid TO Funerals, Picnics,
and Parties attended 10 Ut al times.
Horses bought, sold and exchanged.
decS-d1v RAPHAEL ZlMERMAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

METROPOLITAN
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stable,
Cor. Afh & Iowa Ats..
TOMPLETE OUTFITS OF FIRST CLASS
~ equipages-fpirited horses first class car
riages and buegies alwsys ready for hire at
reasonable terms
Horses R8OUS ht. sold or Ex.
changed.
jan29 DIFF MATT FISHER.
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0sUrss f"Ns, " ouso CO. AuBsk ny - ~
ions BrLi-pcar Sir: Last February was In
<sisIr purchasing drugs. aud got como Of your
bp~siila and Cedfun Bitter-. Ny son-in law Who
with INC In The store. had been down with shen
sm tar come time, commenced on the Bitses-,
ro"n found HE general health improved. Dr.
who had been ia bad health. tried them, and he
imsroscd Dr. Coffee. who had been In bad
u for several years stomach and liver affected
Improved very much w the uro Of your Bitiass
Nd The ccdrun Esttcrs has given you great popu-
10 ;hir settlement. think eould cell great
kuty u your medicines this fail--cspee1slly u
cedrun bt,crr and sarsaparilia. ship mo Via
af,h.s. care iuckeit & Needy. Respectfully
C.B. WAlHn0.
.STrAcr ov i.rrrsH rnox PRovpssox, Ala,
May Is. lsos.
JosS DusA: scnd you fs0 for Cxpnox Bsr
please send Whist II viii come to afler paying
INT 10 Columbus, Miss have bcen troubled foI
rsl years with indigestion have had 70 take tAll1
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VOWS periodical DROPS

iE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR In'sn,'u-
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JONAS WKITCOMB.s
Remedy for Asthma,
ROSE COLD,
HAY FEVER, SEC.

The late JONAS wHiTCOMB, of Boston,
we'll known for his sterling integrity. visited
Europe few years since for the benefit Of hi
health, which wss much impaired BY frequent
attacks Of