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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

came to the conclusion that Iowa is 70 outs
do herself aud most other States into the
bargain this year. He assured ~ that he
never saw mole favorable grounds, and
compimented the local committee upon the
promptness and excellence Of their equip>
ment-being now nearly 10 readiness. and
amply provided with oil the necessaries and
convenl.nces which the occasion can re-
I qure. From the notes Of preparation
abroad, there is no doubt that we are 20
have BY far the largest State Fair ever held
in the State. Every portion Of cur broad
DINA b dc fair TO be represented among
The exhibitors, ard in come instances whole
county fairs are 10 be transported in their
entirety: while IS for visitors, the crowd
/ will be immense, 20 say the least, and every
means II accommodation will be taxed to
the utmost Every vscant building. hall,
room, every available nook and corner must
! be opened 70 occupants, and even then our
rcsourcescannot meet with the demand
All who wish 10 bring tents and camp out
during the Fair, will find beautiful camping
grounds on the bluffs, convenient to the ex
hbition, and admirably adapted to the pur>
pose All now depends upon the weather
10 insure glorious success OF the Iowa
state Fair 70. ls61-should this prove au>
spici0us, the exhibition. in point Of inEes
rent merit, as well as in Attendance, viii be
much the best ever held in the State. The
time draws nesr-enly three more weeks
and the opening day is at hand Tuesday,
the st Of October. We trust that the in>
tervening time may be well occupied, both
At home aud abroad that the energies Of
the people may not be stayed for . moment
in heir endeavors to make this REPRESENTS
tive exhibition their GROWING effort. We
have been blessed with an abundant har-
vest, and remarkable ir2muni y from dis>
ease. Let our State Fair be q season Of ju>
bilee-a statary Thanksgiving for the rich
blessings which Heaven has vouchsaisd to
us. Every one who can in the least cons
tribute to its success, should not withhold
his means, while all should feel it duty in
cumbsnt upon them TO assist and encourage
the good work by their presence upon the
occasion.
Quite painful and rather novel crime
Was committed at Appington, Butler coun.
~, the other day. A little boy, named
Charles Olmstesd, only nine years old,
while at play near Beaver Creek with some
other children, picked up little girl Of five
years old, named Ellen Calvin, and ~ Was
afterwards proven, deliberately and fiend
ishly threw her into the creek She almost
instantly went down and the waves closed
over life which had just commenced its
war for existence. The boy was arrested,
and the testimony Of witnesses revealed
enough 10 warrant the Justice in holding
him over in heavy hail. The youthful
criminal is said to ENJOY character for de>
pravi,y ard natural cultivated meanness,
which villain of many years standing
! might envy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
nm adopted by she l'eo.
! Party, sept. II. 1867.

We have met in Convention 10 consui
about, and give proper expression TO ouI
the more important qucstion- which de.
ttrntion as citizens OF the Union NJ well
ate Therefore. be IL
That We present to orr follow cifizens
< a. the principles OF the People Party
ii invite iho hearty Co operation of an
respective OF former party ties and pref
the support 81 ttis our Platform:
high protective. taril now In force Il Ia.
he material Interests OF the country, un
is'Ve AID discriminating ngains, the m ~ =
x 'h- Few. We favor a speedy return 10 a
avenue only
consider The National debt q. a sacred OBJ
IT which the honor and integrity Of the
DDS pledged. and no violation II which
attempted OF suffered We insist. how
IA. zane should be converted. a. speedily
into uniform taxable bonds.
looa upon labor Ne the great source OF all
.ealth and prosperity. 70 which National
legislation should extend proper snd ample
a. We are In favor, therefore Of An equal
On of the burdens ~ taxation. max inc ca
tribute its full share to the necessary rove
shallrhing an exemptions In lite favor
are Ia fasOf ~ r. admitting The States
fehciiion against the General Government
iiiph. ~ ~ early DAY ss a due Ycgard 70
eiriy AMI ihcsr own ability - successfrfi
Ter and enforce ihe LAVE viii permit And
10 the legislative branch Of th,. Government
'uper rtcp- IN th-t drcctio..
~ favor rcircnchm,ni ard the str.ctest &c
A4ity ~ AL The branches of the public service.
! -appYp the election 90 prefermeri % no
" - lot honest. competent and attached 10
Ciplcs of the Constitution.
Ne. again acknowledge and assert che claims
soldiers and sailors They deserve well ~
slntry and have earned more than empty pro
q nations gratitude.
Ne n-i-i that the question 81 impartial sui
is rgbm.ttcG To the vote 81 thc people al our
3 ~'ectisu 10 the year Sos.
W demand that she present Psohihifofy Lii
.lw he repealed and jgdcion- License Law
4, taaE regulating and discriminating the evil
,mperancc. which the now prevailing law has
ona.asured 10 suppress. The liberal revenue
realized from this system 10 go towards the
Z sni Improvement OF our public schools.
committee. after full consultations, would
the adoption Of the following rcso-
itef. That W. do not consider II advisable, nj
c.ent time. 10 present State ticket Tor the
1 81 the Peoples Parts, lea,in. lit our friends
"a comfy 10 adopt such policy in regard TO
ldiue clrciion. ~ may be thought best Tor the
alton aud final .uccess Of our causc.
iced. That a State Central Committee. 10 con
one member from each congressional District,
Dintsd for tie ensuing year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
4 Novel illustration Of the IBemc.
0ss - Adversislng-.Chicngo and
EsucHos Ayrer, south America.

Much has been said and much written in
regard 20 the advantages to business men
Of liberia, course Of advertising, and, while
proofs are not wanting Of .he wisdom OF
such policy, il has remained for Chicago.
foremost in all enterprises, 20 furnish an il,
iustrs,ion Of its benefits which deserves TO
become historical, marking, as il docs. an
ere IN western enterprise. That Chlca 20,
located nearly Thousand miles from the
sssbcsrd, with so many large towns inter
vcning, which make the manufacture Of iron
aepecislty, that this western city should
have d,stanccd competitors with such mani
fest adv antages in their favor, AMI should
nov be receiving immense orders Tor goods
to be shipped past them to South Ameri>
can ports. will excite no ordinary surprise
and admiration Of the restless energy OF the
metropolis Of the West
Awong che many machines Of merit
manufactured at the Richards iron works Of
this city, 10 the celebrated power corn shel>
Ter; and Mr.. Richards conceived the bold
and original idea Of creating . foreign de-
saand for them; and, studying the produce
tons Of the different South American States.
he learned that they were largely en- gagged
in the cultivation Of corn. 10 Was only an
experiment., bat through the Advertising
agency Of Messrs. Cook, Coburn & Co.. Of
this city, On Advertisement Was inserted,
seine mocths since, in . paper published 10
Basnos Ayrss, ~ an expense OF about one
hundred dollars in gold. in which his corn
shsllcr WAS recommended 40 the best ever
Manufactured. The venture soon proved n
good one, and bore its legitimate fruits.
The attcat'on Of some large operators was
called to these machines, and they instruci I.
ed their New York agents to make thorough
Investigations - to their merits, and, should
snsir inquiries result favorably, TO ship sew
sral Of them ct once. This was done. and
the order Was Oiled. The result has been.
that the machines have given such perfect
Msisfaction that the Aforesaid agent in New
York has recently Negotiated for one hups
dssa q The machinss. to be shipped % soon
- pcssible fae iho Sopsh American market.
NJ aZss eso, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
TURNER'S TIC O0UL0UREUx OR
TURNER'S TIC O0UL0uREUx OR
Universal Neuralgia Pill.
Universal vcuralxia PHI.

A SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
II E an unfaiiing remedy in n cases OF Facial Men
raica. often etiectug pcrfee, in singleday
Ne form NERVOUS Disease fails TO yield to ts magic
Influence. Even the severest cases of Chronic Neu-
ralsia and General Nervous arrangements Of many
years standing affecting the entire system are com
petcly and pcrmantly cured by ii in few days or
few weeks ~ the utmost Ii contains nothing iniu-
ons to tho most delicate system and can always he
used with perfect safety 1t Is nconstant use By the
hest physicians. who give II their unanimous and nm
qualified approvsl Sent by mail receipt of 81 and
two postage stamps. Sold everywhere
TURNER & co.
Sole Propriefo,s. TO fremont Street Boston. Maee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

ictll'y, asthma etc during the last European war
We have 20 d.y the saisfse ion of citing new dis
tincton conferred upon nOFt'5 MALT EXTRACT
~ thc surrenn-t General OF the United States Army,
whore attention attrlcaei g. 1t probably by the
favorable report made 10 the N,w York Academy OF
Medicine and who wrote to Mr. Hoff that he mi ght
nj some Of his Malt Exract 10 Lieutenant Colonel
Charles SOuthcrlAnd. Assistant Medical Surveyor %
tie uitrd States Army at Washington, for trial IN
the military hospitals.
This fact. IN conjunction with the enconiums 81
our first class lhyseiane. speaks well for lon's
Malt Ex'rsce beverage Of Health that further praise
on orr part would be superluous. its incredible
cess IN 30 short space u time being the beet proof
OF ifs great value
Sold at druggists and grocers Pereons wishing
agencies might apply to Hof = Malt Extract Depot,
5li Broadway, \. Y. or LAN6FELDr, THODE &
co, Sole Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
NOT the working man becom

JANSoT the working man become possess
81 the bonds in question Certainly in
free county the poorest may become
IA. Taxation Of Government bonds would
~ tend 70 dcpreciate, and in proportion
the depreciation, would come greater tag
ION, whereas now these bonds arc the
unda,on Of our National currency aud
edit, the sole resource from financial
GABLE. aud eagerly sought at home and
road, not on speculation. but asa perna'
cnt Investment. - Gasetts.
How are poor men 10 become possessed
4 these bonds' How become rich Il. this
free eom,tryp That's tie question we shall
10 pleased ~ have our ncighb0r answer
We are aware that taxation Of bonds vii
have tendency to dcprc ate them, which
vii result IN forcing ne capital now invest,
vi 10 them uto trade. manufacturing and
zen raj asefulness, Whcrc II VII b, -ul CT
cd to 1T sharon the support Of Tie nation,
whereas noW /, does nothing Of the kn'.
Greater taxai.pn wpa'd couo would it -
10 whom The ltbiring classes WHO lnfs
nnhcd nearly al Tho brave men who fought
the battles ~ the sgppresrion 81 the rehels
hon ~, W. grrss MT; but to you who
holl these bonds. rhars what SIC want
!lttle .,rrattr taxation inr you whose sons;
if ~ the army at al. were there with oil,
Gers commissions and officer. pay.
These bonds are the foundation Of our
orcii,"-then why not let the foundation
support tn supers;ru cturs ? as our debt
decreases our credit will be bothered This
support can be hal by converting this foun-
dation into taxable bonds-then and not till
then will lhey ha "tic s9le resource from our
financial froublc which consists N large
public debt.
Trade 10 duh, tunes hard. and money
tight Why because they are "esqerly
sueat af.6r," not ''on speculation, oh, no,
but as . pcrmaneut Investment where i
viii be exempt from is share in the support
II the Government Oh, b., the plghted
faith %. she nation. Examine the limita
ton o: M - bouds AMI II vii Toe found o.
estend ealy g. S,aie aud Mnnltipa authors
itY the general try,rnment neither hy word
er imrhe-tioa III The rrnotes, degree re-
sngai>aei We rig'it TO tax them when the
people St oa'i demand t. There is no, a
shadow Of Doubt Of the tight and the poo
ule should nov DEMAND t.thas there may be
chance to take of the internal revenue tax
upon articles Of necessity among the poor
aud labosing CLASSES
Aristoor siic b1nl>ho,dsrs don't like this,
but the people 10. aud the Peoples Party
demand H. VIII the scribblers who write
such a. the aoove extract sign their names
IN iull, that the laboring mcu may know
sho is for thsm aud who does no, want the
capital Of these bonds 10 contribute 10 Shs
support Of the General Government
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
Thousands Suffer InIiuest

Thousands Suffer Indigestion.
Costvcncss. Piles. Headache. and don't know how
much they lose by passing by ba HARHrsoS's PERI
static LoKenger-. Finding the papers full Of RENE
dies, They take notice Of any and thus lose tho
benefit oi good thing. We selling them i'm.
msnsely for they are what needs and they
Will do vi hat We promise.
The most perfect, agreeable and effective cure for
every torn Of Indigestion, and the only cure for the
Piles, either hlee ding or otherwise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

South Bend replies to California with the
frat echo, Tho home and ward OF Schuyler
Co!fax, which last spring gave DR.. Myers,
radical publican, 20 majority over VIM
Nscs, democrat, yesterday, At . special
eection TO elect . councilman In the First
ward, (Colfax's,) gave VIM. Mack, demo>
Graf, Is majority over d. Deinmins, radical
republican. The democrats are jubilant
over their sucoe.s in defeating Schu, Ter and
his radicals. upon strict party issue, in his
own ward, where his own vote and influence
asailed him so little Cicago Times;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

Especial attention devoted to Western business.
~. Speculative Accounts declined.
wEsTKRN KK1nRKNoks:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, Ill.
City National Bank, -
Merchants National Bank, Galena, III.
Merchants National Bank, Davenport, Iowa.
National State Bank, OF Dcs Moines. Iowa.
State National Bank Keokuk, Iowa.
State Bank sf Iowa and Branches.
State Savings Association, st. Louis, Mo.
ST. Louis Building and Saving Association, 81. Lopil
Firrt National Bank of Lafayette. New Albany and
Jeffers onville. Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky.
Merchants bank OF Louisville, - oct30d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCfIr and IMPROVED
RosE WASH cures secret and delicate dis riders in all
their stages at little expense, little orno change In
diet. DO inconvenience and no exposure. IL plea
ant In taste and odor immediate in Its action. aud
Zee from all injurious properties. lfeb5-dSwly
DIR. Schencl< X Mandrake Pills
SuBeTirrg roR CAioNrL.-These Pills com
posed OF various foo's. having the pewer to relax
the -ecretions ofthe liver promptly and eifectually
a. blue pin or mercury. and without producer any
OF those dsagreeable dang effect hch of-
ten follows the Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these PILE may be used
with confidence. they promote the diecharee of
vtiated bile and these distinctions from the
lives and hillary ducts. which the Of bill
ious afec tons in general.
sCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders OF the liver indicated
by eaow ekin coated tongue, oostiyeness, drow 81
ness and general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lssstude
showing that the liver IL IN torpid or obstructed
condition. In short, these Pills may BE- used with
advantage In all cases when apurgatvc of ateraise
medicine IL required
Please ASH for !" DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills"
and observe that the two likcneseee 81 the DR.
the Government stamp--onc when In the last stage
OF Consumption, and the other In his present health
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Price 25c per box
Principal Office No Is North 9th It. Philadelphia Pa
General Wholesale Agents John ID. Park, n L
cor. OF Fourth and Walnut st. Cine matt, Ohio
Walker Il Taylor 1874 and 1870 Wabash Avenue. Chi
cage, H. Collins Brothers south west OF I'd 4
Vine Streets ST Louf Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
An Important Letter.

SHRUB OAK, lofktoWns n L.. Jan. IL, IeoV-
T. ALLcocE & Co.--Gentlemen: have been troub
lei with lame back over ten years, Us TO be en-
tifely helpless and unable to do any kind Of HARD
work. In June last procured one of Allcoch's Po
rous Plasters and wore ii three weeks when found
my tbsck entirely cured, and was able TO NOV and
cradle as well as ever could in my best days.
STEPHEN PUGSLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
SUNDAY READING.
The rNFIDEL AND HIS DAUGHTER


fSuggessI by reading newspaper pa
ragraph. describing the scene between th,
brave Of old Ethan Allen and his daughter
on the ese OF her death when she asked tbs
stern infidel in whose faith he would have
her die. his CT her mothers
"rhe dsmps of death are coming fau
Ny father DER my brow;
The past, with all its scenes. had fed
And ! mus turn me now
To that dim future. Shieh il vain
Nv ewes seek to descrv
Tell me, my father IN this hour,
In whose belief TO die.
10 thine ; Eve watched the scornfal smile
An6 hsaed thy wi;hering tone,
Whcnc e. tEeChristisn humble hope
Was placed upon thiaeepwn
I've heard thee speak of coming death
Without a shade of gloom.
Andisugh AT all the childish fears
THAT cluster. round the tomb
Or is It IN nv mothers f.i,h
How iondiy do | trace
Through many weary years ioag p4st.
Tina, calm and sanity face
How often 10 | call TO mind
q tNoY she's beneath the sud
Tie place the hour. IN which she drew
Ny eager thoughts u God
Twas then she took this sacred Book.
And from ITS burning page.
Read how rs truths support the soal
la youth aud falling age
And bade me IN its precepis I've,
And BY its preccpts die,
That might share home .! love
In worlds beyond the SKY.
Ny father, shall look above,
Amid the gathering gloom.
To Him whose promises Of love
Extend beyond the tomb
Or curse the Being who hath blessed
THIS checkcred seart Ct mine
Mast | embrace my mothers faith.
Or die. my sire. b. thine
The frewn upon that warrior brow
Passed, like cloud away,
And tears cOursed down the rugged cheeks
That flowed not till that day,
Not IN mine, " with choking voice.
The skeptic made reply
but ia thy mothers holy faith,
My daughter NAV At thou die n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

Quarter ola Million Saved a Day.
One hundred thousand men now labor. with good
results, who, until they used
ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLASTERS,
had not done days work for years. So these pas-
tiers the means Of increasing the wealth OF the
nation, not less than quarter OF million day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

A DEMOCRAT il elected to the Vernon,
Senate for the first time in many years
viz: Victor Atwood, of ST. Adams.
The Democratic vote Of that State was
never so large as this fall, which shows un.
Unstable evidence chat the Democracy Of
Vermont IRE gaining ground.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vtgor to the frame and bloom the paid cheek.
Debility r. compsnicd Ivy many alarming synp-
toms, and II no treatment is submitted TO, consump
ton. insanity or epeptic fits ensue. Ifeb'-dSwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
AIlxyrowS. Penn. Apt il 4, 1865.

ALyyrowS Penn, Apsil 4, 1858.
Mesefs. T. ALLcock Il Co.-Dear eirs Ny daugh-
ter used OF your Porous Plasters She mad avery
bad pain in her eide, and il cured her in one week.
Yours truly, w. n. HUNTER.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House. N. Y. Sola
by pll Druggists
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DIR. BigelOw.


sthe only Physician, as q Specialist,
H$$2 NV , IN ohicago that can be entirely
- Is a lcheu upon. TO 70 HIN. and not euf
EsH8 iei lhat horrible disease to remain In
your system, disigurng your face
Av$E sno oodY. besides destroying your
~ happiness and future prospects OF He
ne mas made PRIVATE DISEASES
'sAvIA ~ for the past 70 wears, and IL therefore
the person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever heard OF patient of his not being cured he
mas peen IN THIS city. HIS reputation has vouchers In
Oh Cts papers, his patients and the meC ical pro-
~, o2,n mere and abroad, being the most skill
,eI here and thorough master Of all SCI.
IL ail others fail, don't despair. give
20 cure such cases. Ills rooms are separate for ladies
ana gentlemen and the most comm etc In the city.
AooSa MEN. Take Particular Notice-Doctor Big
eiow cevotes much Of his time 10 the treatment Of
~ s caused ~ secret habit, which ruins bOtn
yooy anu MIND. unftt z the unfortunate individual
80. orsoclety. TIE cad effect OF these
carry haots or the excesees of rper years lie to weak
en- the tebiats the Constitution destroy the pbysi
"a. auu mental powers, diminish and enfeeble the
ostuh ,eeiiuUs, AMI exhaust the vital energiee OF
tle pleasures life are married. the object
OF frustrated and existence itself rendered
~ II, .hoeasihg misery andregret Such pefeons
-, tive ~ o , contemplating marriage, should Lose
nv bis na,r Immediate application, ~ Ut. b.s
ana perman cure ="
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y, free Of chsrg,
n B;-Ladies: send for a descriptive circular Of
fcssane Hemedie, the hest preventive Of conception
knoWp- sehtto any address free n charge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN ORDER FROM WASH

AN ORDER FROM WASH
lNGTON. from the Surgeon
General of the United Suites
HArny. concerning HOFF'S
3MALT kATRACT. the well
'known beverage OF health,
which has shown. as il, has
been officially stated. an in p
calculable influence on the
CONDITION Of the sick soldiers
suNrrlflr from EXAMINATIONS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The CURATIVE BAtsAS
Is Warranted. IL used &C
c1rline IL Directions. 10
Cure la all cases. Coughs
Colds. croap, WhooYtng
Coagh. Asthma, and al.
affections oftheIhroat al .
Lungs.
Madame Zadoc Porter's
Balsarn IL a purely Negef-
able Expetorsat. repa,..
ell with great care and eel
entlnc skill, from y com IT.
nation cf the hes. reineii.s
the vegetable kingdom al
fords
LIS remedial qualities are
based on It's powerto ass'st
the healthy - vigorous
circulation ~ the Blood
through the Lun,s.
II enliYens the muscles
ardassistShe skin 20 per
form the duties Of egu''
ting the he az 81 1.-THE system.
sndin gently throwing OF
the vast substance from
the surface OF the body.
Itlooseus the phlegm In
auccs free spittinr.and viii
be found very ag,eeable TO
the taste II Is not a vio-
lent remedy, bn;emollient.
al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
Cotton Select Efiavcrs

CHOICE FRUITS * SPICES,
Are creating quito sensation among Lovers ot
Choice FiavoFscycryw hc for their delicious Fjavors
Strict Puriy and uurvallcd strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish To economic seek
them. Cuiton's Pnre Vanilla Favor is sought ly
many who appreciate that Kich Flavor in its Purity,
livery unlike the msny Vanilla Extracts in msrketl
ES,,ov. JANIS Ssrm. ~ PsoerEScE. X. J.. SAYS !:
Ny wife prononnte- them superior 20 any tlavOr.
ing Extracts she has ever used
EA Gov. WV. A BUcKrSam.y, oF CosNEoTicrT says:
For long time we have used them, and find them
very fine.
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomh.) the well known
author of Springfield. Mass. says: "They are the
Standard in al this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM
Such list Of References Il seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold w Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coton's Toilet Article No r, 10 Heal and Beautify
the Skin. Sold by Harrison s Starks, and Parks h
Hosner, Davenport, lows.
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER. "a Market street, for all Colton'e Prepare
uoue; Sept. 25-d1y.