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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-Richard Smith
came before Justice Harper, on saturday
cnareed win committing an assault upon J.
X Howes. He was required 10 give bail for
court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THE FREKDAEN's BURBAB.-Mr. Elliot, OF
Massachusetts, proposes to introduce the fol-
lowing in relation TO the freedmen's bureau:
"Resotred, That The committee on freedmen's
affairs be directed 10 ascertain what reasons
there are, IL any, why the freedmen's bure au
should be continued ',yond the time now
limited by law. and report by bill or other.
wise, with power 10 send for person and pa
pers, and examine witnesses under oath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THR EURoPEAN COSFERENCR-A cable dis
patch contradicts the report that General Dix
has made proposition that the United States
Join the European Conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25
3,l Extra.
IMPEACHMEN T.

REPORT OF THE MAJORITY OF THE
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE IN Pa
yOs OF THE IMPEACHMENT
OF THE PRESIDEST OF
THE UNITED STATES.
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Tn. Jefferson Dausrrtal
The Less Of Life BY the Hurriesu ne M 81
[ SPECIAL Dlsnafch 20 The Sfar

ISPrcIhI DIsPaIch 70 Ihe >tar
HAVANA, Nov. - The on sial burial re-
turns show that l,,ls persons lost their n yes
Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

PERSONAL L-General Steadman will. proba-
bly,, leave here TO- night for New Orleans, to
resume his official duties as collector Of inter-
nal revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25
CataI RaIIroas .r,ia,,,

COsCoRD, y. H. Nov. 25.-George kinney.
an employee on the Northern railroad, va
killed this morning. He leaves a wife and
five children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25
SUddeu Death

PHrLAnELrBrA, Nov ss.-David Lyle, Super
intendsnt of the Fire Department. died yery
suddenly this morning. AZ mis- residence, while
taking some papers from his IRE proof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THB WRsrIRN UNION TELEGRAPH COMA.
NY will, it is said propose 70 sell the Govern
ment part OF their lines and wires for postal
purposes, but members Of Congress doubt the
authority of Congress to make such purchase
and II anything be done looking to the adop-
ton of telegraphic postal system, it Is be-
lieved its extent will be only the declaration
of routes TO be let ont by contracts, after the
number of post roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

my tsoie "a the AssO-iated Press.
LokDo Nov. 25-Noon.-CousoIs. st,-ls
u. : 5 S's. srk
IIvsRrooI. Nov. 9s--Noon.-Cot,on haa,,
sno drclinIng; MiodinE Ipiands. = 3. 10. on
l.anr, 40. Ssles are estimated a. s.Oa bAles
Otbtr articles unchanged
LIVEBPooL, Nov. - a. NJ -Cot'on heavy
snd declined kd; upiands, sI-ts: OrIe ans,
SS-lt
Lemon, Nov 2S-Evening.-Cou.olS. as-. a..
q. :. 5 1o't, 1Os Illinois Central, - \: kr.e..
sGh.
FR.sssokT, Nov. 25-Evenipe-U. :.
s-2o's. 75h
LIvKEPoot. Nov sS-E~enirr -t,ot,on
clio I'd besyy ard irrcenlar, aud prizes de-
cIined l-lG d: sale of i0cO0 bales uplAnds
"a. Orleans. "a; other articles unchanged.
The Jefferson DAVIS rial
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. % There ts a large
crowd waiting sdmlttance 20 the United Sts.ss
Court company OF cavalry is on tue spo, =.
Among the witnesses summoned for the Gov
eminent, are Generals Masruder, Malone
ana wicknsm ofvirginis, and JordoD Geor-
ga.
[ssooSp DIsPArCHl
richmond VA. Nov. 25.-Cnief Justice
Chase oid not arrive here 20 -day. The trial
will not oe commenced to -day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

BLACK WoRKINGNANs CoNyRNrrox
Inc New Orleans Crescent gives notice OF n
Workingmen's Con vention 70 meet an New
orleans on the 18th OF next month. ana 70 CON
taIh oeieeates from LOUISIANA Aiaoams, Ms
sissippi Texas and Arkansas.- The Creeent
says; "The memoirs OF Tins ASSOCIATION are
All respectable colored men raised In the South.
ano OF no mean claims TO Intelligence and IN
formatioL. 4. Il their earnest desire 10 Win =
draw the attention Of their brsthereu from the
mad pursuit OF once AND politics 70 the more
reasonable, useful, and profitable Occupation
OF Agricultural labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

REVIEW OF THE PoLlCB.-The Metropolitan
Police force will be reviewed on W~dne day
next cy the Police commissioners. Thew will
also parade through some Of the principal
streets of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

INTERNAL REvKEUR R-Receipts from th,s
source TO day were S6i6, ,24s 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

TEE PoINr OF ROCKS RAILROAD. The
Georgetown co9rier's correspondent a. thts
piace 10 In error in stating that aoy consider
nmofe and Ohio railroad has been placed un =
DER contract Mr- N. ID. Onutt. one OF the al
legged contractors, informed MS Yesterday y
morning taat ne mas rever been advised Of
having obtained a contract ON the road. .sd
mas no knowledge as 70 any OF the statements
made by the COsri~r's corrospon dent
We are informed. however, by the attorney
ior the road, that he will proceed. soon as
me new sheriff ualifes, 20 condemn the right
OF way IN every case where ne mas not sue
ceeded In bargaining with the owners of the
Iano, and mat some OF the heavier sections
Will soon be let out The road we huye No
oouo'' VIII be completed within the time pre-
scrloed BY the charter-ROcI rfUe ma > Septsss I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THE ISSUES OF TIE DAY.-Hou r. A.
Plants, M. o.. OF Ohio, via speak before the
Union League, a. Union League Hall, on 9Th
streei, between ID and +, this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

THG PRIYERtNG.

TH8 PRtxEHtNG.
Arrest and PsIssss OF Collyer IN Bs'H-
sors-He gave IS. .0o0 Bail, md the Rsas
Leaves nsl.iosre st Nine t6is Evrnins
fSpscisl Ia psteh 10 the Star
BAI1isoEr. Nov 33.-CoIlyer was srres.e
ty the Baltimore authorizes ~ N q. rr. 70 -dAy
ard he tsve $500 bal not 20 ngbt In Mary
Snt, whsn be was RELEASED Tue b,at leave.
asnrs o'cloet THE e,eaing from the fost OF
Srso.rIct street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

BEES DECIDED TO n A NuIsANcx.-S,ue
time ago. Augustus Banker entered compliant
before the Mayor, charging John Young win
bees. The honey makers visited Banker,e
store, and almost prevented the trsnsactsoa of
business therein. They intruded IN every part
etc, kept on hand. The case came y Tor trss,
yesterday afternoon. and Was coucluded thss
morning, when the jury rendered 4 yerIic. or
gully. IL 10 therefore settlsd matter ~ {
o. ne premises OF their kesper's neishbors-
Hdrrisbare Telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-25

Eueenie wore blue satin train robe VITA a
nchu Marie Antoinette, and over 81 q Whit
lace Alencon shawl. Her bonnet q fanchon
was white, uinnsd with blue feathers.
o. ID. KiD6all, IN Quincy Market Bosso. .
Friday. sFirst rate; never Uas bettsr. ~
piled lr. Kinbali, and fell dead as he spose
~The lllisois Central Rauroad Ooups.v
h oblteeo 10 bring water for iis enRipee 10 on.
Of tie Water stations q distance of astv -fonr
miles. Hr
- The New Orleans Crescsat calls tAe N.
vorise Southern tournaments aab-prd saa
half developed ssmnon."
~ DAY ton, Ohio, is 70 have . twsnry y-ser,
skAunG pepo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

Western Unlen Railroad.

Sr,RAINs LEAVE PORT BYRON Az FOL-
i Lows: .u An ,o,
Mail and Express ';oo a - osaiy' loenosys
sxceptsd.D opu
Ar.fvR AZ resi- sYAox.
Nj, md Hxursss $50 r. n, daily. Sundays
exesDtsd) pu a. <a...
Nh and Express leaving Port Dyrss = S:eo
~ekee close connections Tor Ch1eaeo oo4 al
s";r,s 1. Northepn lllsois ard Wiasensin.
ooxHDcssONs:
AZ Racine, with '.6osdfsch Laee" ssee0ssefes
49, Nsvs.- Hhsbvygea aod AaaitoWoe.
n Rscine Junction. with Chicago . 9tlwaakoe
ne;i,seA. fer Milwaukee, keuoahe, Waassgas
~ s:i;otop Junction. with Chieego North
...sss. a.ilroad. Tor Japssvilis, Msdisos, Prs.
s,;e An Cher and La Crosse.
~ R.loit. with Chicago Northwestern Rail
80 "a FootyiIle, Evansville. and Madison.
A. Ercenort. with Chicago Northwestern and
r,i;sn;s Central K silroads, for RooEford, Warren
Mineral Point and Oalena- !.
AZ ssyanna. With steam packet Lansing"
n. i,nhmcne and through ooeas 10 n. Paul.
w rrisoc. nth Chicago Northwestern Rail.
"a ~ Chicago. pixcn and Oedsr Rapids.
a. pr,t pvron. With Chicago Rock Island
$780, "a steam pacaet "lewa" between
,..n......s "a Rnck leland.
cs.sPps.sfs viII 6pd tSis essd the cheapest
"A quickest 20 Ill points n ne Northwest.
I. 6: TAT, sept =. =; kHArr i, SAP
usciS- 1oll Aasips. lA 5avsHaA -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

A circular just issued by Commissioners
Rollins is . reminder that the act Of Con.
gress approved March I'd, 1867, amending
existing laws relating to Internal Revenue,
requires the assessment Of annual taxes
heret fore made in the month Of May, to
be made on the corresponding days Of the
month Of March. The principal changes in
the Law respecting the income tax are those
increasing the exemption $500 to 81 900,
and tho repeal II he tax Of 10 per cent. on
sums above s. 900, 80 that the Law now i'm.
poses q uniform tax Of 8 per cent. on in
comes in excess Of l,000. pseRts On sales
Of real estate purchased sincs Dsesmbsf 81
1899. are made taxable - iucons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

Tho Manchester U.ion explodes ''trav-
cling humbugger" as follows Last Tues
day cur town was disgraced by the visits-
ton of fellow, who drove . carria2e up
and down the streets and made haranguss
to the psssers by. lie announced that no
more money than he knew what to do with
and offered to exchange five-dollsr bills for
for four dollars, and smaller sums At the
same rate. After he got his victims snfii-
Gently excited he commenced hawking lot
Of brass locksts Of which he sold several,
selling each purchaser ct the same time.
We hope our brethren Of tho press will pass
him round, and make The State COO hot to
hold him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
The Award Of Premiums
WILL BE MADE AT
ST. JOSEPH NUCulG An
.Roam 1ae. 1867.

A eomnit,ee viz be appointed 10 sap,rntend the
d-'rihud n:!tte p.ss- y 70. nor,'snsu,n Ian, ana
sisely 81 Fruit grow'rr aud fArmer.. n:ne 81 whom
shall have aLy interest whatever In the drawing.
Az soon o. N. awards are made. perfect tile u
me dlnsrsns Prrmuns viii be furnished u the i,rt
nate holders 1T Certificates.
ON receipt OF 81 VIC will forward one eeriincae
eth list II engysvngs from ich partie ma, seise'
Any one they may choose The G. CRAVINGS I'll nnm
~ over 80 dinsrcnt vsreiice the retail price 2.
IL a carA In sny Art Association III Tue con"'. .
nsss,,. sr.t row receive nearly the worth 81 your
money ii once, asd al the same ,ms an .ppo,p'h..
given yon 70 secure ~ LIE. y lars tu Rocher,
= no drew the Crosby oP"ra Hour III
January. 1867 with .ina'e rr,,, In: lave made
me mseiycs wealthy by the -im'sf 'n''sseh' q one
or two d2 ps., and uortieutrrn.. shou,d feel an
,,.r.. IN caring this beautiful home for himself OF
! tsT,'y m>rsacslssrsi Associasien
10 ~ car Essferprtss !.
And must not b sousosn ,ed WIN The Dollar Git
S,onosvts and hambags which M Ncrn advertised 20
extensively shsuagAsss the ccantsy.
n..,sg bses spsslssea 70 sza.lss H. TILE Of shs
. msia - 66lss~ins stsss0rnt: ~ednd u, Ti,le
pesisrty he lfoa 81 lncunbraece. and all other
prize hand, asd rssdy for the drawing atttesns
2:,sss ss~sssss~n.c. Gen; wsrs:
Is. A:s:saiaa vs,a ,ssp.e.sslly fsisi 70 he a
HIM. J. Upton, NJ. c.. Hon. Mor.sn sherry d,
Hon. John Morrison Gen. Ward. Capt II. H. Lang
lev. Capt. Samuel Lang ey. Jas z ste.ens' .; z
King q. W. Ovalt. 81 Jo-rph. Mshg m, :, gems
~ Eirin III L. 0illct'. AnFots. N, Z. Dickinson.
Csrtc. P.tsin Dar!s iwsuscs VIE; Iar. Bsss.
Chicsr". nj. Rcha,d Ysies, ex Governor OF IL! Coz
Grape, Mich
| AppllcstiOas for Csftlhcatss shoid he sd5rs'S
| SMITH WsllTrfEsS
ChfcrEOs III.
/ r o. Drawes, g, 1877.
| Monty letters At ~ risk ..o,.s.c ,rrist-r.
| a ,stts0 sua1ain'ng over si,p ,,srn sni r,nnsy
l,ssosGSost - usissd sasss. % whon ~ III ~
~ ~ Hr4oa. AsssA Dsvsepss@ isSes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
INSURANCE..


Money Earning Money.
NEONEY INVESTED IN THE EQUITABLE
WI SOCIETY "is always earning money for
i's owner
Bsraum says that the difference betwssa the
condition Of none .l"snsr and that Of . money.
oorr 1wer. is that Tire former has faithful srrv.
Ant out at work for him d ~ and night, on Sun
,,sys and Holidays. and 10 aisays worth more
when he gets up than he was when he w.nt to
bed; while the money borrower hiss somebody
else freud winch he Hstters himself 10 his osn.
bu. which 10 constantly running hin iu debt fos
somebody else benefit. and every morning he
rises worth less than he was when he went to
bod, aud is in fair way to become worthless en-.
ttreiy.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re.
CURED % be paid all in cash, which is kept 10.
Vested for the beneut Of the policy holders; and
go its members are all money losners.
Every member Of the Equitable Society re-
ceives 10 an snnuai dividend the earnings Of
his money together With his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy OF management,
fcrfeisuree and other profits resulting from ths
business; AID so money invested In the Eqrits
bl. Society is slwsys earning money tor it,
owner. W. kOSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
L,ST or PR z MIuMS.

% THE Nadel Frui, Farm ........ =. ga CO.
g-eA.tHw In orsenharks ........+t... 4,vj
3-U0c ~pan VI mae Il Bay II rsrs. With
sieaa Top ,rriage aud lIs'ne-s s,ooo
One superb I'll Pa uting. Mary Mi.ia.
lene an. Child. value ...... ...-.-... 100
S-Ome Piano, tCnick-,tns) ....a.4. 100
The Pisnas was drawn by mt the N.atn.
sestsfn fsi' IN Caicsgo Il Net
g. Ono complete Get . back walnut ~
niture. la green rep ...s-.. oVo
= ON. larvu Mirror. Fen Plate = a-e.
7i-c high, tnirbls Trimmings 90
One N, iudeou 10
y-On,. complete sct Of Par!or Bsi-room
r H0l ure .......... ss.. bu
i0-One complete sct o. Sitting room Fif
tito 10 One oil Psin.inr 10 ova OH.
Frame III Lincoln, wsshiugton. Lay
WASHINGTON Gen. Or Ut, 1cn, S1nr-
man Daniel Webster. Troyi ., spr ny.
TrupSes, fall, 'Huatsr's List Sipa"
0rh SJN. .......+....... ........ bsSSJ
70 Line cabInet Organ I'D
3l-Onc Niss.r. Fr ,.sch Plate 80
R-Un. Rosewood Marble Top Center
e,to 81 iufin.ive Tea Dirt Glaze Saving
MscA1n.s. eI5S each -. =. ...-..... LEO
u " - trelusve- pSvs Arst cia-s knitting
No himsr. 1lsO each. ..... 100
sS.-Two Vases. French Flowers. with Mar "a.
bieSta ds ......... ....-.....;.. l"
ss-One what-n 4. with French Pln's MIR >,
%c-Psri.n N.rbl. Card Receiver =. Is
Alone Miro French Plate Ola $780, "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

MWpsgEE<E Ny ,Priysfe Ciseases, Penn aIe ComS
piainss &C., personally 81 BY letter An uAusesssei
Medical Pamphlet she above dss~ses. -
large psg-s aud giving full psrti-ulssss to any
- dse.s receipt OF - cents
TO LaDlES.-A pamphlet Of special impossasces 70
Married adss end others sent In sealed oo
vsrei,t OF STAMP Direct all 90 Tak 0AisScs
lR4riruYs ~ P Ct. Nrss. --n~Wy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL NEWS.

II is reported that Fitz Hugh Ludlow is
now IN inmate Of lunalic asylum
Maine has twelve cities Of which Saco,
the Youngest and s,nslest has population
Of 900.
Lord Shsftesburg has apprenticsd one
OF his eons TO q celebrated London engineer.
The edding of James Gordon Bennett,
Jr., to Miss Dix will take place IN Pars,
early next April.
The King and Queer OF Denmark ceIs>
brate their silver wedding next May.
Rev. G. I. W llliams, the clergyman
Who was lately arrested for picking ladys
pocket in Broadway, hiss become hoPeIsssiy
insane.
Thirteen persons have been arrested IN
lrelapd fss keeping grey hounds. without
being worth $500 freehold property.
The London Pail Mail Gazette spent
425O. goo before its propvietors began 70
have any return from their Investment.
Five hundred and sixty.ons thousand
nine huud. ed and pinety-six dollars con-
stitute the grand total Of contributions to
the sufferers by the Portland conaagsasion.
The house carpenters OF, New York Hare
lem. north New York, Brooklyn and Nor
risana, have resolved to demand after the
first Monday in April, four dollars psr day.
The fire at Uniontown Perry county.
Alabama few days ago. destroyed six sso.
res, four dwellings,, the Masonic and Odd
Fellows. hall, the seminary and two hotels.
A. +. Stewart has sailed for Paris, ~
one OF the Commissioners to the great Paris
Exposition.
Green oats four feet high and pot,tows
a. big IS a gooes egg arc recorded in San
Joes, Cal January
The Kentucky Senate has passed bill
declsring marriages between first .cousini
incestuous and void.
Spscis ExPORrs.-- following table
shows the exports Of specie from the port o.
New York % foreign ports for Is years
from January to March 2, 1867, and fol
. the CORES nondinr time in the other wears
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
Private Consultations,

At TIE VAEENIC MkDI.
CAL INSTITUTE, IN Concert
Hail Bic 4, near tn Post "
fee, ST Paw, Minnesota.
srrLe only regular chartered
Intismavy ri the kind In the west.
In cha,ge Of : regular serge cns =
graduate % shc Medical olleee
Of Ohio.
OoIs1paRViAL C0asuiSAfioue.
1uev,n asev n ora Og sentinel Oebtls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:

r. Slo0pooM 4 Co..;
Mutual Beas1t LIE las. Conp'y,
Asssis. ole. oo0, zee.
Ceslissstal Fire ~. COMPANY,
Access, l,seov 80.
Security Fine Ina Company.
assssss %, ooe 80.
Metropolitan Fire lnsaealee Co.,
Asseass ol.ooos eooo.
Lerillard Fire Insurance Co,
Assets. - .Aoo, go.
Nsrth American Flre lns. Csn'y,
Assess. esSo.ooo.
Commerce Fire insurance @.
Assets, oGoos go.
Travellers lns. Co., Of Chlcags.
1nsure Ag'ss 0eneral Aeeaaenss,
49,. s.ssss;;ss $ 49,. 49, =
OGDoo Ne. - Dso6y 0oRooe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
aooxsr,r, n. H.. March 81, 1896

Hooxsr,r, n. H.. March 81, 1885.
MeaeSs. F. l.. WALLACE 60: Oeots-A
.;nc -h.t GOOD effect It had on him. II FIRST
isnshed At the idea, bu. consented TO the trial.
AZ pleased with il. lhav- tested itthorough-
IL Il hss restored nv hair and minister's 70
their natura, color. and keeps them 80. COM
49," w. r. FAAxDa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
WANTED.

WANTED,
A Thorough Business Man,
SVSO TRAVEL AND v OAK FOR A LEADING
i lnsurance Company. A liberal solesy vail
be pa,d to eentlea0 sAApts1 - The badness
". r. ROSS.
jaalO-dtf NV. eee. I'd cad nsa1y 0Ae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
Ladies', take Particular Notice.
the REAL vElPAU FEMALE Pills
WARRANTEn FnrNCn

These Pills. e. celebrated man. wears ago In Paris,
for the relief oi finai Irregularities ard afterwards
their ninal employ In The practice ~ ab0r
tiOn, are now offered for saie for the Rref time H.
America They have been kept 10 comparative ub-
surity from the fact that the orisipn,or DR. v-pnn,
l. physician in Paris OF great we.lh. and airict
con scientinus principles ann has withheld them rom
general use. lest they en- aid be employed Tor unsv-
ful purposes ,.x.
In overcoming Femaie Obsr uc.!onr Falling .fthe
Womb, WHITES. tsreen sickness. Suppression Rcten
ton, or Immodsrste Flow OF tne Monthly tlis-
charrce Neryons and Spinal les ne. Pain. IN the
Hee and Limbo. Fatigue on slight exert y. Pa'pita-
ton Of the Heart H. .eres ,tc.. md VII! erect
care when all other mcans have failed and, ~.
fhouyh powerful remedy. do not contain cnlomel.
antimoLy. or anything hurtful % the constellation
TO married ladies and young gire Who have never
been rcgn -nted. they are peculiarly suited The,
will, IN Z short tme. bring on the 0onthy per-
Cauriun-Merisd L,dIcs shculd neves take 81. %
when there b any reaen to believe Themselves prog
nant ous they WI b sure TO psOducs miscarriage:
Ladies' can Procure boa. seslsd fca - eyos oe
the curious By enclosing dollar, On Oh pcstaes
stampe to n. w. MACOADKR Oenesal Ageat Sos
the United eeaees and CenaAse. = Albany. n. r.. OF
to any authorised Agent.
ssps3s- dkwiv 1larr1eoA 4 etoFkss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

TRsAsrRRR's Ovr1cn.
NAurunaraR. March 10, 1s~6.

MAxCunsrsR. March 10, ls~s.
Ns.sra r. h. WALLACE l. Co i am well %.
.r.intsd nth several Of the lesdisT citizens Of
IN ~ Who have used v"ur Hair Restorafsvs
70 perfect satisfaction. have also used ny.
- II. r. CnADnnnlsx,
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
I.AxcAsrER. May 80. lss.

LANCASTER, May 80, 1869.
Mc..rs. r. J.. WALLacs 4 Co.. Gents u have
used your preparation Tor the hair. and find =
n. cieaues. and best preparation tor tue hair
49, DR. J W. BARNEY.
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