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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29
Stanton and Sheridan.

The removal of Stanton from th.
War Office, and Sheridan from til.
command of the 9th Military Dis
trict are tho most notable events, and
substantial triumphs Of the rcbe
cause, since Bull Run, Fredericksburg
|or the assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln BY foul democratic conspira-
tors. There was no shadow of pre-.
tence that either ofthese distinguish.
cd officials had been dirclect in the
discharge Of their duties. Their only
offence consisted in faithfully adhe-
ring to, and honestly trying to en-
force and carry out the plan Of rs.
construction laid down by the prope,
authorities, az embodied in the law oi
the land, against the dicta oi
an arbitrary and accidental Pres
Iident. This fidelity in the discharge
Of their duties, and their we'll known
and unhinching loyalty, together
with the fact that the one in the
War Office, % the organizer of vic :
ory, and the other Gin the imminent
and deadly BREACH" had done such
pre-eminent service in crushing the
power Of the rebellion, made them,
perhaps, the two best hated men by
rebels in the South, and corperheads
in the North, to be found in the
country. Southern rebels and their
northern sympathisers and allies can
never forget that it was mainly ow-
ing to the lnatchless executive, abili.
~, and organizing capacity of Edwin
d. Stanton that order was evoked
out Of the chaos Of Gsnaron's q DEPART
ment, and that under his iron
will and untiring zeal, the material
forces OF tho country were hurled
against the enemy in apparently un-
ceasing and irresistable'. columns,
from Donclson to the final collapse
at Appomatox and Hillsboro. Neither
can they forget or forgive the intrep.
i'd little Irisl,mcu, the Desssix Of
the army, by whose gallantry
and magnetic presence a
brilliant victory was snstched from
the very jaws of defeat st Cedar
Greek, and whose charging columns
gave the coup de grace to the expiring
foe ct Five Forks, and who had the
nerve TO remove tho Thug Monroe
and oil other rebel Instructions to
the restoration oflaw and order un-
der his command in tho 5th Military
District.
The malignant and devilsh exulta
tion over these removals set up by
rebels and copperheads north and
south, can only be compared to the
demoniac and savage orgies, Of band
lofSioux, and Cheyennee, - theydance
around their scalped, mutiJated and
burning victims, and we hope it will
be pleasant music to . Congress
without the nerve to do their duty
in impeaching Andrew johnson, Or
too tender Of their persons TO remain
at their posts Of duty during the dog
days.
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whelmed by hurricanes OF revolution;
the South American republic, plunged
in incessant war and progressing
never, ARE all cogent reasons for
doubling the intelligence Of the peo--
pie, and are the foundations upon
which the leading thinker of the age
bases his objections to . democratic
form of government
He can find in France, passing from
the hands Of Girondist to Jacobin; 10
England, in the existence of Carbonari
known Us trade organizations in
J Jamaica; in Hayti; in Mexico. in the
South American republics; and es-
pecially here in the United States any
number Of apparently sound argu
ments wherewith to fortify his belief
in the unreason and the utter inca
pacity OF the people for selfgov-
ernmcnt."
The virus Of caste, and the pois-
oning influences of y man whipping,
woman debasing and child stealing
and selling oligarchy, had SO COM
pletely entered the system, permca-
ting and demora'izing every vein
and artery of the once great demo-
cratic body polite, that at the time
the war broke out one Of the princi-
pal objects sought to be accomplish
ed BY democratic war against the
Union, was to escape from the tyr
amy Of what they called tho votes
of the rabble, and greasy mechanics,
ard to establish upon the ruins Of our
republican system, titled nobility
with theirlord Davis's and Lees, their
Duke Gwins and Wigfalls, their Count
Winders and FORESTS, and their Sir
Knight WilkesB Booths and Surratt's,
the corner stone of which lovely in
was to be in the language
of Alexander H. Stephens, the nigger
and whose serfs and non voting feu-
dal appendages were to be disfran-
chised poor whites.
That they have most signally failed
in the;rmad designs, andthatthe stone
"the builders rejected has'become the
chief corner stone in the building" Of
their southern reconstructed fabric
is most notable exhibition of the
fitness of things, and poetic Justice
That the great majority of the un-
reconstructed leaders with their
hackers and partisans in the north
still entertain these comtelnptible
opinions of the Chicago Times and the
snsrling Philosopher of Europe are
indisputable facts, but that in view
Of all these truths, liberty loving
Germans and Irishmen, driven from
their country and now engaged in
contributing their efforts and means
towards the liberation of their father
land should adhere to this rotten,
effete, pro-slavery, caste ridden, dy-
ing, sinking copperhead oligarchy !;
falsely calling itself democratic, is the
strangest and most incomprehensible
of all human inconsistencies.
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u ~ "A
Last mite ther wuz a convocashur
nv the saints connected with the
Institoot (uv wich Deekin Pogram
is the cheefest and loveliest among
ten thousand) to take sweet counsel
together onto sevral matters connec
ted with the institooshen oflearnin, the
success nv wich is SO dear to all Nv
us. The convorsashen happcnln to
turn upon the conferrin nv honrary
degrees, Deekin Poglam sed that he
he'd suggestion to mako. He he'd
notist that all the leading colleges
nv the country he'd a practis NV con
ferrin titles such ez IN. d. "a. b.
IL. L. d." and sich, onto distin-
.guished men, tho he wuz free to say
that he didn't know wat in thunder
they meant, or wat they wuz good
for. But he he'd notist in noOspa.
per that no college he'd yet confer.
red any sich onto Androo Johnson
Conaidrin it q burnin shame, he wood
sejest that ez . rebook to the hide.
bound institooshens NV the North
that this college do to-wunst confer
all Nv en-, and ez many more cz
there is, onto Mr. johnson. Bascom
remakt that he didn't know whether
the President wood feel compliment
lid. "Yoo know, Deekin," said he,
"that this amt much ny a collegel''
'sTroo," said the blessid ola peece
nv innosence, :too troo, but then, to
balance that, Johnson amt much nv a
President, yoo knowl"
And 30 the honrary degrees wuz
conferred, and notice thereof wuz
sent him immejitly.
From this the question nv the
next nominee NV the party tor Presi.
dent came up. Bascom, who isn't a
far-seein man, asserted that it wood
bc necessary to nominate Grant
The Deckln rcmarkt that he tho't it
wood be safe, but McPelter tho't diff
terent. He didn't bleeve in the first
that it become Peace party, or at
least party wich, ef it dipped it's
hands in gore at all did it mostly in
Northern gore, to take up North
ern General wich had dun his best
towards sendin many Thousand Of
Southerners to their long homes. and
besides the General wouldn't take it.
Bascom wanted to know wat the
conference at Long Branch meant?
Ef General Grant wuz in the control
NV Weed, Raymond and the Moo
York Herald, wich was ekal to the
World, the Flesh and the Devil, he
felt that he he'd trooly found the
broad Macadamized road to Democ-
risy. He begun to hev hopes NV
him. Various opinions wuz express
ed by various persons, when, with.
out comm to any conclusion, we
separated. retired that mite earlier
than usual, and my mind dwellin on
the chances Nv my continuin in offs
10 case NV Grants accession. / tell
into q troubled sleep and dreamed q
dream.
Metahwt gathered in front Nv the
White House wuz q gallant array Nv
friends. There wuz Franklin Peerce
and Bookannon, and Vallandigum,
and the Woods, and Magoffin, and
Monroe, and Brite, and Breckenridge,
and the leaders nv the Dimocrisy, all
q standin ther lookin wishfully at
the White House, and wonderin how
and by wat means they could. git in,
johnson, blessins on his head, stood
onto the portico, wavin to em to
cum, but alass! guardin the passage
stood mighty host Nv Ablishnists,
armed and clad in armor, and in such
force OF to make the stormin Nv il
hopelis-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-29

From the Toledo Blade.

From the Toledo Blade.
A consultation at the Corners, folloued
By a Dream, In ,chich General Grant
and other individuals are mired, nth
regard for time. place or business
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

CHICAGO, Nay 13.-Sson afeer the burn
ing Of The Msechant's Hotel On the 9Th. il
was suspected hat . Mr.. r. A. Cock had
pssishea u ths Ore. flis dissppeesance
Wa noeioed, but his friends had hopes thai
b bed lsA ths hotsl, slthsueh hs was there
The night previous. Yesterday, ~ some
persons were hunting. they cane acsess his
rsmains. Il Vas laying PROSTATE and much
dis6gured, but not % much 80 but he was
easily recognized BY HE friends.
The Springfield special 10 The journal
Gays: In the Circuit Court Of this county.
the case Of Hugh Carrigan, charged with
the murder Of Geo Naglen this last sun>
mer, was, on the affidavit Of the defendant.
continued until next term.
The trial of Charles Gray, Of Christian
county, charged with the murder Of Thcs.
Finley, will be commenced Tomorrow.
From receipts filed in the office of the
Secretary Of State, ! learn that the blanks
for the registry Of voters for the juno cleo.
ton, have been received by the most remote
counties Of the State. Tomorrow IL the
day for commencing the registration. II is
to 10 hoped that The officers having The
business in charge will give i, prompt and
efficient attention.
A special to The Journal from Henry. Ill.,.
Gays "A shower Of rain with heavy tnun~
der and sharp lightning passed over this
place at Abeut 9 e'cleck last evening. The
tsosefsph eGlcs, losated 10 The city drug
store q VI. Everett vas struck and the wires
oeltsd 81, ood The eombsstiblee we're 81
"a Ore, but being Discovered inmsdiatsly,
wsss s1tiaeuishsd with bet blight damage.
The dwelling Of John Hinduarsh was also
struck and NJ. Hindmassh-a highly ~
spestsd eitissn-was instantly killed. Ssv.
eral Others fe.t slight shsek, but no ether
serious damage wes desc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

6T. LOUIS, Nay 11.-Gcn. Sherman arriv-
cd here to-day from Leavenwortb, where
he met Gen. Hancock who has just returned
from the plains. The two Generals will
start for Fort Harker On Monday next, TO
have a" big talk with the Kiowas, Canaan
ches, cheyennts and Arapahoes represent
Ell by their various chiefs. There Is moth.
ing new from Hancock's expedition.
The Democrat's special says detachments
o. troops arrive there almost daily for ser
vice on the plains.
The Telegraph = down west Of Juleo
ouFG. Colasado. The lndians ~ sIeuectod
et cuttingit.
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maryland.

BALTIMORE. May 1.-The great Aechan-
les National Bank defalcation case termipa
ted in the United States Circuit Court this
forenoon, by the sentence Of Samuel Wentz
to six years Imprisonment in the city Jail.
BALrlxoRs. May 1S-It 10 new definitely
asserted that no such aesisn By the late
cleveland Railroad Convention, relative to
pre- paid freight over the Baltimore 4 Uhis
Railroad - sepsstsd 10 the nswspapsss,
ever took placs in that BODY. The ssport
originated 10 Ne desire Of certain parties to
compel the Baltimore Z Ohio Railroad to
abandon its policy Of fast freight line 70
the West,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Victim Of debility. who 10 responsible for your fec.
blenessf Notyour-eif you viii say for you We done
Ill You could 20 cure II. That's mistake on your
part.
fou haven't tried H0sTETTYRs BITrERs.
Gloomy dyspeptic, with On uneasy stomach and
worid-weary face Of course you don't think yourself
responsible for your own tofnen,s But you are =
II Is essy to eco from 20 70 condition that
Yog haven't tried HOSTETTEks biTfhhs.
Bilious sufferer 10 is ~. your fault, You think that
your symptoms grow worse cs, By day. Bike pin
siocsnt do yoa any good. Very likely. Bstyon can
be brought round for oil that.
why hsveny yoa tried HosrETTERs BITTERs'
Friend. on who's Fever and Aeue alternately biows
hot and eold end whose bsain seems to be busSt1na
visA ne effects a soos powerful drug. Do yeu %.
sums the ssspossiban1S Q, 80 Ysu'vs sahsa palls
OF Qslniss, end ell ~ ssgulaton msdieinss. WAae
ceuld yea % merss One thing noss-ths VIZ tAlag
tAas wcula Aavs s1eopssd yos Aom al ~ panp
Inst sew raek yos.
Yen hsvs never trisa HOgTErrRR'o BITrERo.
Nervous Invalid, whss Asve yen to sav, Yosp'~ss
sAaa ron have taken al ~ neevinss Of The ssns-
eopsia. Ithey have done you no good, . e pot yoas
fault. You are not responsible. wrssg, Az wson3
Ton have, In reality. nobody 70 m.ws on
Why haven't you tried HoSJz, ID p,,,a
For Ill the abovc-nnmcd eompaips, sho Buffers
ere abs0lute specifics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

The Comm lseiouers who are to investigate
the Fort Phil. kearney massacre left Fort
Laramie for that point.
The report Of the massacre Of the pas
sengers and crew of the steamer Miner BY
the Indians above Sioux City, is not credit,
ed IN Omaha but the editor of thc Corncii
Blrfis Nonpareil expresses confidence ~
its truth. The Miner was o.. louis
boat and had quite q number Oh passengers
and q yaluahlc cargo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Noe1ce ~ 1moorpoeoaloo
10 hereby given that The undsssigssd -havs
adepted Articles Of Incsspesatien, - =
publish = required By Nv, 1o1slosvs, "
Wit:
TAssa.s Of The e,spssaassss'rh. ~.
expert Oily Railvey Oee1l.y," 81 ~
principal p6aes f. - tsoo( - = ~ bae>
isess villt in ,bsCity e. neepssA Iewa.
Z. ~ ooeenl Gn11ooGfo1o 6aDiaess =
b ts1nonG1o = ~ @ 6Ulo11oe railways
In - upo6 the streets Of ~ CITY q Dav~
EXPORT end upsa seads outslee - said city
sonnseaine tAssowlo6.
:. The ameunt q eApital stock y ol0e,>
OO0-wtth the sigAe - lnssease ~ sane %
u ,00o, 000-tvo ~ c1ut Of which . TO b
paid q u time q 8abooibioes end ~
balance % nay b called fos b ths Boasd
Of Direeteru.
4. The corporation esmuscess ea the IL
DAY Of May A. D., 1867, and SHAH cootinss
for FIFTY years, With The privilege q renew
81 for like period.
.. The business Of this corporation w,a
Be managed BY Board 81 nine Disecsers.
who shall b elected On ~ nsst Monday Of
May Of each year.
6. The hi CHEST anouas Of Indebtedness
tor which this cosposatioa may q any time
be liable shall not exceed sixty. nix thousand
dollars.
7: The private property Of The stock>
holders Of this cooperation win not b ltable
ior corposate deblo excspt - tho extent q
unpaid installnsnts upon subscriptions .
capitss soeek.
4. O. retSnu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Kissstss r. o., Nsshes Co.. Miss..
April1. as
M. Joum DsLL-Dsar Sir; I moved from
Esntueky 20 this place. The stores he'd none
ysus worn Destroyer for sale. They are great
" seeded here Ia niasesota A trial II all that
Il seeded TO give then reputation. We can't
% without tkeo, Dc sesa so0e out this way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. u. AnAowoop.
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RAILROADS..
Chicago, Rock Island ! Pacific
Railroad.

Chicago, Reck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1867. SlnnsP ARRangensnt. 1877.
Tsaiassua b Chicago tine wAssA 10 twelve ~.
rites teoeoe than OavonpoSt time.
nNAnD AIfBR MONDAY, APRIL -. lee,.
~ - uoefl further 0oeioe, tro2oo VIII 1eove
Ds.seeess daily, le..1avs sxsspasd) - SslleWs
0eiag 1ese-l1 He'll Srsia q .......Y 6. 4. 3,
Night e.lrsss: 1888 =. ?. >.
e''ss W'''-i':: S..ieIs'ss Ksl''sss - . Hs.A.
-. I1prsse al Men iSr Ksaleee
- Weseiogssa, 7.SS \. :.
Arrive q Davenport dsily, tSsadays szsspAsl
Pc. Il. I.s.-,s. High. ..,r... =. :, ". a +.
ID Dolly N. D neil. q "a. ,. =.
From The wsss--lst HssieAt froa Kellogg ed
WeeAtagseo. - 20. ?. =.
q. 11peese iron Kslleee aa1
WesnanGsoa. ........0 2OP.u
A. UAieoee With I'll Rastsen neueee.
A. Leselts vtsA I. 9. \. , for Dunlsish. 81
Al Psa1 C;sek viii G. ,. 70. =. \. for D,r.
X P::oris (s..sss s s ssvis.;s.., VIII Packet.
for oil points % Illinois kives.
At kellogg. Iowa City. sad wsshin gson With
Weetern Stage Cos stsess. for al points wsst
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Raggaee checsed TO Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towne.
r. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Stunt.
A. KIxslLl, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. HLls. Ag't. Davenport.
Davenport. April 81. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

laws oUnoooa IN DoWA eAvAInv.
HAVING uBEH ENGAGED IN THE PRAU
III ties Of Medicins and Surgery for the lest
fvuxsS-1svR ysAas N rms SsASs. has ptrmen.
emily located in this city. and o6ers his prcfss.
stonsi services 20 the estisess Of Davenport anl
vicinity. and hopes BY his long sxperssnes WITH
ths diseases Of che clinsss, 70 merit and rsselvs
>sstion Of publie pstsonsgs.
y4ee osfuss 81 Third sad bssdy. ever LieA.
ssv'o Jswelsy Store, sesidsncs u whee IVES fos.
0esl1 kaewa ~ che Fuleea House.. % Wae0
street. ohOve he hSsdge. iuooef dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, May 13.-Bishop Lanell, Of
the Roman Catholic Church, died at Bards>
town, Ky, on Saturday evening, after
long AMI painful illness. His remains will
arrive to day and be laid in state ct the
Cathedral until 8 p. IN. Tomorrow, whss
the funeral ceremonies will take place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.
FLORENCE, May lin. e. Ennui, Vics
Consul at San Francisco, has been appoint.
ed to succeed ii. Bertamott, as represents
tive Of the Italian Government at Wash
ington.
PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE Telegraph
line connecting this city with theemouth of
of Amoor river. in Siberia, has been sue
cessfuly completed.
LONDON. May liz P. M.-Consels de
clined 92t. Illinois Central 76t, Erie 42l.
L. S. 5-20s 724.
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Chacneo II nelreea.

.oOS0O
BY Telegraph 1ayl 10.
Tlsur-Msrkst quiet aa1 6all; buysee oeefcs,
but holders ere cot pressing s1np1es fof 80.
sed eply . light business 10 reported. oaaeo 81
white water extra at Is 7t0l6.50 red wiatsf
extra at l6. 5o0l6-SO; and spring extfs 1850
A.25.
WAsat-Msrkst lever. and roles very irssau-
lar ON Ne. spring; few Dses cid eafly q . -,
but prices seeA deel:aedte AoODo -, aaa s)oood
st 2.sS0ael; oao cor Of ffeGA seld q pesth.
western Aeusss a 2.es, Ma. spsing ssls = L.
IS; rejected very scarce, and vented q sl6 q
regular houses, and : Is q Northwestern; il the
present condition market quotations must b
regarded a. little more thaa nominal
Csrn-No. opened before 'CAsage ~ lew.
er, 81 ssc. ruled mod sratsly active, though
declining, opening - Change - about s7c.,
declined to s4c., and closed dull at S4Q94kc.
No; opened 2@sc. lower; att s75<@Sse, but
with good. demand advanced with liberal Gales
and closed firm at $50 Ieguisr dull, lower asd
irregular, .. 77@7s1<c.
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Chicake Live Stock Market.
by ieiegraph.l May 10.
Cattle-Receipts. I cars choice to prime
s.2s@s7s; fair 70 good essas.so; common 10
Hogs-Receipts ears; choice 70 prime az
0s.so fair 70 good. s.2SQs. Is: comncn 10
medium. 4.76Gseo.
New York Money market.
By Telegraph NAV 10.
stoeks-Activs. "a very steos.
d sss': ~ a. s III q Cs,ess
poss. i.es>( nsw, l.1X4i.s6; ie:4es. ;sNo
"Ri. cessrsi. *. ~ ''''s' ''0'"'
s ss:s! c..s..4 l.ese,.ie
NiehiSa 0eu16A 05X. -
ct ;.,si: u 8 No. T.. sis.
S s: IS; q '.'...s. *. 1
cIissso : x!sss. lss,sel.,sx.
Sterling, 60 days, ~.
Money-5ee per esst.
0old-l.o5X.
Liverpool Markets.
By Atlantic Cab:sl Nay Is.
0oney-Uorket active.
Osnsols Advanced one quarter, being :asv
quoted 81 s1x.
Ill. Central-75A.
Erie-8lL.
Breadstuffs-Quet.
wheat No. Nil. Red Western, lss.l "a;
White California, las, Sd.
Corn-i2s, Sd.
Barlcy-4s, Cd.
Oats-ss.. I'd.
Pork-7-s, Cd.
Lard-Advauced to Sac.
Cotten-Quiet
Naval Stores-Tending downward.
Provisions-Unchanged.
Bacon-S9.
lIonAo0 Marker.
~ Atlantic Cable Nav II.
Consols. opened ct %.
Erie. 42k.
Bonds, -.
LAsEa:--lllineis Central, 7sk.
Erie, az.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM |
y~4noHiAL or MEDICAL ME-.

srosyEPcIsT. White CO. Ark. \ May ~, ~.
%, Jsan DuaI,-- Dear eis: Last February vas II
Lauisvllle purchasing dsugs. and got some Of your
Ssresparilia and Cedfon Bitters. Ny so;linlsw who
wss with me In the store. had been down with sheu
mstien for come time, commenced the Bietoss,
and room found his general health improved. DR..
Dist who had been IN bad health, tried them, and he
siso improved DR.. Coffee, who had been IN bad
health for several years stomach and liver Affected
he improved very much by the Of your BIttcfs
Indeed the Cedron Bttcrs has given ron great pops
asty In this settlement think could sell greet
quantity Of yonr medicines this fsllespecislly OF
y0us Cedron Bitters aud Sarsspafilla ship me via
Momphis. care hiekct Nicely. Respectfully:
CD. WALHkn.
ExuAm OF LnTn ynox PsovDxncs. Ala,
Msy 10. lses.
On. Josr Bull: ssnd goa ssc for Cspsos nIs
snns; please ssad what Il will come 70 eftsf peling
freight 80 Colsnhss, Miss. have besn troubled f0f
sevsssI yease With indignation have had TO ssas pe
svssy nigh ~ ten Aesa years; en1 - Fseeossys
iAss. was attached With general psseiyas. w.
cCu0ncd 10 ny fos the balance q the ysos eoe
b sscs eeetinusd 10 vssy week ss1 nssvcse eoedI,
tiOs until so0s tvo msneho since. wheo wss poo
us6er an operation, and y0sr Csoeoo Ditesss ~
Sssaaosnt comnssced Improving sieAt awoy. nd
an pretty yell ssstDes6 Yeuss. truly,
scss6AsolAw-ly "A. L. NEAL
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Bulls Sarsaparilla.
4 decd Reason for the Captains
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, Mo, April 30. 1866,
On. JoHN BuLL--Desr Sir Knowing the Of
Hciency Of your Ssrsaparilln. and the healing
and benitcial qualities II possesses, send you
the following statement Of my case
was wounded about two years ago--was tn
ken prisoner and conied for sixteen month
being we'd so often that my wounds have not
healed yet, I have not sat up moment since
was wounded an shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired and need some
thin9 10 assist nature, ] have more faith IL
your Sarssparills than in any thing else, ]
wish that that 10 genuine, Please IeHpress mo
half dosen bottles. end ohligs
Carr U. r. Joasson. a. Lsuia. Ne.
lost. 81 llss. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.


MiA1DeteWn, lad, April -. 'sa.
NJ. y. Z. Dsplaa writes: I Do ret kaow
tAat Bale Wssa Destroyer nssds aay more
ssse0nsadaeieos tAaa u hes already sttsised
-. ~ ~ 49, go - ssvers,v az
tashel lass fen - wilAss With light shills TEL
spesas. o. mere properly ass. lasting ifem half
- heer . eae asa Aalf hours; Il the ssas
worms. ~ pAysicisa- sas Of he best 10 THE
poet Of Ne eeusosy-s 1heustsd Ill HE skill end
he Matssis Medica 70 sIpsl the wosas. end -.
tirely. failed y bsisR any. J thought JsAa
Ball ceulA q II, end gave ths child the contents
81 three boxes. IN triple doass, slight and mora.
isg, with happy results. The child hss not had
spasm fer over three months, and instead 81
The bloated nasa that ne vas, he 10 now we'll
aad hearty. 'John hull did H."
Yours truly,
N. l.. Drr,n.