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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15
A young Lady with more Art than Hear,

case Of some interest has lately been on
trial at the special term Of the Supreme Court
now being held in this city, by Judge Bacon.
II appears that in the town of Siepbep lived
two bachelor brothers named Powell Living
with them as housekeeper, was respectable
lady named Eaton and her daughter Marga-
ret, at the present time grown to be young
woman. James Powell thought great deal
Of Margaret, having brought her up almost
from child. In the course OF time. naturally
enough, Margaret just building into woman,
hood, began to attract the attention of Young
men.
Among them was Andrew j. Vary, c ( Utica
lie loved Margaret, and told her so. Tut as
the course OF true love never runs smoothly.
That OF these lovers was to prove no exception
to the rule. Mr.. Powell, the foster father.
didn't particularly admire Vary On inquiry
he had learned certain things which led him
to believe that v. was not just such man as
his little girl should marry. Margaret press
ed ths matter, and declared her intention of
marrying Mr.. v. Mr. P. told her il she did
so, he would cut her off without cent. This
was potent argument, Margaret ostensib,y
consented to give her loverup, and he stopped
coming to the house, at least to the knowledge
of Powell, for some time.
Margaret soon set her wits to work to both
get the property Powell was to leave, and
marry Vary. One morning she seemed to
feel very badly, and commenced crying in
the presence Of POWELL His heart was touch.
cd, and he inquired the cause She wept be-
cause she had been thinking what if he should
die and leave her without cent and she have
given up Vary all the time 1t made her
weep to think Of it. Would not he be SO kind
as to give her deed Of a portion of his farm
now instead Of leaving it to her by will p
Powell said if she would give up all thoughts
Of Vary he would give her deed Of one hun
dred acres. Wouldn't he make it one hundred
and fifty, queried Margaret? He consented
to do so and Margaret would forget her lover
and live with Mr.. p. all the days Of his life.
Now Margaret and her foster father come to
Utica, employ lawyer and deed Of the
property is duly made out to Margaret Eaton
and put upon record in. the County Clerks Of
Ace in this city. This was on the 10Th of April
last. Three or four days afterward, Mr.. Pow
ell learned that he had boon victmized: that
Margaret was married in this city to Vary the
18th Of April, five days before the deed was
given.
He determined not to be thus beaten by the
woman, and took legal advice in the matter.
The result was, an action was commenced to
set aside the deed. The case was on trial last
week. Judge Bacon decided against the girl.
The deed was set aside and ordered that the
decd made by Powell be vacated aud that Miss
Margaret redeed that little farm back to her
foster father. The farm vas worth Sic, ,000.-
Utica Herald,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15

Tan bark is q good winter protection for
rs it nat only shields them from
acid, an ingredient which imparis strength
and yigar to the plants
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-15

w A II CL AIM A G E \ L.
Davenport +: I: Iora.
All classes Of claims promptly collected.
Claims received through J. I. Rice, Esq,
Toledo, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

Csic AGO, Juss 20.-A MilWauksa spseial
says: A new bug, similar 70 the vine ds.
stroyes, has made ~ appearances, eseoAlue
great havoc 10 potato 6ssds. In many pasts
Of the State many farmers are seplsnling in
hopes the bugs will disappear before The
vines come up seain.
A special says that there l. very ig4ls
doubt bet that the President will seen To-
sue an order restraining the military csos
mandsss in the South from al action. ltd
declared 10 be illegal BY Staabssry . epiaiou
although il 10 known that Secretary STAN
tor had advised against the course. lie n.
CUES that the issue Of the order will b. I
waste Of psper; for, admitting that Con.
gsess will meet in July, il 10 certain that Ii.
military act win be thoroughly revised, Il
dc . not follow that the military command
ers will be instructed to seinstste e0lees,
removed BY them; but il is probable the
Gen. Sicklss = i'll be ordered to revoke BIZ
orders regulating end prescribing rules .
evidence in the Courts Of the Caro,inas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
Rep~kllcan ssate Plasf>rn.

=
The following resolutions we're adopted
by the Republican State Convention Assem-.
bled at Des Moinss, June 10th, 1867; Geo.
McCreary. Of Keokuk, chairman.
Resolred, That We. representative Repub-
lean voters Of the State Of Iowa. in Conveo-
ton assembled. announce ths following ss
the platform Of our principles.
Resotred, First. that We again proclaim
that it is the cardinal principle Of our politi>
cal faith, that all men are equal befers the
law, and We arc in favor Of such amendment
to the Constitution Of the State Of Iowa. %
will secure the right of the ballot, the pro-
lection and equal justice 10 oil men irEespect
i've Of color, race Or religion.
Resolrsd. Second, that W approve the Nil
itsry Rec instruction Acts, Of the seth and
10th Congress, but as the illiberal construc
ton bv unfrisndly officials dsprives those
acts Of their energy ard vitality, ~ oemand
that Congress assemble in July 70 carry out
BY additional enactment the true or original
intent of said acts and the reconstruction Of
rebel States upon sure and loyal basis.
Resolced. Third That the prompt trial and
punishment according to law OF the head Of
suc iotc ScUcutOu lOI MS bOI0@OCU CIlWes
10 imperatively demanded fee the vindica-
ton Of the Constitution and Law aud for the
proper punishment Of the highest crime, il
10 demanded by justice, honor aud proper
regard for obligations OF American citizen.
ship, and BY due regard for the welfare and
future safety Of the Republic, and il is due
not only 70 the dignity Of the nation, but in
justice to the loyal people who have been 90
heroic in their devotion 70 the cause. the
Constitution, Union and liberty, and 70 the
soldiers Of the Union who survive and 20
the memory ofths heroic dead.
Resolued, Fourth, That W arc in favor Of
the strictest economy in the expenditure Of
public money, and we demand ct the hands
Of oil our officials both State and Nstiona
faithful and rigid honest administration Of
public affairs.
Resolred, Fifth, That the Republican
members Of Congress Of the United States
are entitled to the thanks Of the nation for
their firmnsss in resisting the conspiracy to
turn over the control ofthe Government in
to the hands Of traitors and their allies, and
in defeating the purposes Of . corrupt Bx
&C ltive andAthus sustaining The honor and
integrity Of the nation and protecting The in.
terests Of liberty in great sod dsnesssus
crisis Of eur HISTORY.
j. L. Thomas, Of Buchanan county on
fered - sddisisnal resolution in favor Of f.
male suGtags. The sesslutioo vs. lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

ing which specially excited his euspsclon
He cortoborated Dyes testimony; that
while he and Dye were returning 70 Camp
Barry, 1t II street., No. 81, . middle aRed
lady raieed the window and asked what Ne
going o. down town.. Witness and Dye
told her the President had been shot s.
Booth.
The Court took recess until tomorrow
morning.
WASHINGTON, June 99.-asn. Isaas Nsv.
ton, Commissioner Of Agriculturs. died las,
evsning. The duties Of the ofics win GOV
devolve on John W. Stokes, chief clerk Of
the Department.
Sufratts case rssuoed. Coanasl foe de-
Tense submitted motion asking 70 recall
several witnesses for cross examiaaAioo; -
Counsel for prosecution made no ebieseion
70 recall thee. e probably they had geoe
home. Jsdss Finhss sai1 be knew u ~
rule thas allowed wstosesss - b recalled In
the maanes psopeoe6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
SOUTH ClR0LIw,.

CHARLESTON, June 19.-General Sickles
has requested the authorities at Washington
hat he may be relieved from command Of
the military division and also demanded
court of inquiry on his action to vindicate
himself
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
VIRGINIA.

hcnnoxD, June 20.-1n the registration
in this city yesterday, the blacks went ~
ahead of whites. In tho county 50 whites
and blacks were registered.
ParERsBuRo. June 2O.-ln two Wards
10 this city up TO this time, 4s6 whites and
1,4i8 negroes registered. There 10 much
apathy among whites on tho subject.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

HEARTs CONTENT, June 19-The steam
er Chiltesn which arrived ON Sunday, pro-
oeeded on Monday to grapple for the broken
end of the cable. At Z p. M, the Irish end
wss recovered and tested and found to Be
perfect. After necessary bouying renewed
preparations were made for grappeling the
New Foundland end, which WAS successful
and at 6 O'Clock p. m, the splice was con-
pleted and com0uuicatiOn restored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

By Telegraph Ssse -:
Yiour.--Duil esd uBeh ssssas essra, 6.oc0e.So;
double extra 'ioo@l2"
Wheat-Spring. wsak ave " 10. NJ Loo
I'll. 6rm q 22S92 30.
CVsh-Dull sn6 lower; Wh'ss e"q VEL nt1sd
end yellow, Toas0.
Rys-l.05 Il
Bsrlsy-No sales. No d as
Hay -Quiet, l7.oo@ls w. 80
Proyisious-Cnchang
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
A Moving Panorama
Nearly one mile in length.
VAN AMDURCH
90 Qeleiaat Lloa aad Tigee Tsmee.

The following list was taken
ffem the living Animals them.
selves In the Company's Build-
ing, - 4 SAL Broadway, ". ",
en the 1st Of March, and there
fers may be considered
A Correct Lit Of animals.
Pssi sssor Lansvorthy's Performing
Animals :.--African Lion, Asiatic
Lion, Brasillian Tiger. Senegal Loop
asd, Asiatic Lioness and Spotted Tiger.
--~-,~>~~~---~--~~----~-
Performing Elephant. Tippo Sab
Living Giraffe, only one in America
Black African Ostrich, o feet high
California Grizzly Bear, very large
Bengal Leopard, American Panther or
Puma, Poonah or Hindoostan Rear.
Lion, s years old, born in America,
Royal Bengal Tires, only one in Amer
lee, BuYness or Sacred Cow, Chinese
Doe. African Porcnpine, very rare,
Red and Yellow Crested Cockatocs.
Java Hare. Guinea Pigs. Ant Eater or
Coatimmanda, Babcon and White
Paced Monksys, Australian Shell
ParoQuet1s, African Ring Neck Paro-
qostts. King ard oueen Parrots,
South ADeSican PaSfuts, Lon 0Yenda
Ring rAssots, African Lion, Aaiatic
Los. Calcutta Leopard, Dsasillisn
riees, Asbesiean rallow Deer. white
Rsss anA n1ice, Satin Breast Paroqsetts
Afriean CoSvned Crane Rocky Noun
tain HoAGef, American Black Doape,
l00aness Maxim Swine. Soeeh Amer
Nan Tier, African SpotAs1 Hyesa.
Dlss Sssd Mn Csans, Austialian
R>->ll~ Hn,S D>~n~,~nAaa f>hinnnn
Pssos ussss. Rosa Coeksaoc. PaIvoss
ana Dovss, Monksys Al Deos, Zebra,
Rsir Yosns Lions. Alssean f.eoPerds.
white or Polar leaas 0say Wolf. Bla<k
Wolf, Ocsloe e 3SDuS Cat. white
llana. Blaek oQulss1L Alpeecs Sheep,
Cashmere ehssp, Asieon Gray Par
ruts, Red Tenis, AuGGsalian ceeka.
tills, African R0liean, silver Pkeasan4
Golden Pheasant, AnssieaA Eaele
fampico Parrots, fsis AhansIoel
Nlcedheeals, ealy 49, - A0sSeea,
Hsmadrias naboeI . Lioaooayes, ~
ever In Amesiea, pseeeSy q ooutl
American VIA Hog, roas Egoenef
Patteonian o1oop, La1Uo Hogo xeegl1
o. Ibex. ealy o. evee lmD4goo1 l.
Ansriea, 0Dceosd A1is ~ - ~
River &c.,, AAesaeon CO 49,
Peacock, Afs3eoa Md Hes, 0ensel
o. Civlt Cat, Altisaa Csskall. sletA
Dsas. Ci..ensn = Is.slss nivs:
Beas. THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
BIND SHOW containing slDost eve!y
tnaginab!e variety q ~ many eol-
90 birds Of plumaee. viii ~ f0eaa
% intsssseiag Seotast - tn6satasoesive
Ysscsiins ths eessssus prcesssson
. ~ agsjval into ~ pIace Of e1hibt.
6OLDEN CnAD1Of. consainiae
- lloau's CGnons DAHn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
D0reMiIOrs COppersssstth
HEAVY SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoke Stacks. Breeching. Sorghum
PANS. FIRE SHUTTERS, WELL TUBE.
INC. EXHAUST PIPE. AC., &C.
Also, dealer in Stoves and Tin WMss. Roo6nS
ADD all House Jobbing done neatly and prompt
". The great fuel economiser, the Eureka and
Uood Samaritan. Cook and Monitor heating
Stoves are still in the market. slso many other
kinds ~ stoves. Call aud exc nine Of No. le
Main street. Davenport. love.
jein JAS H. DUMONT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
uUMPHREv's
Hommopathic Speeches

A4OlLNA|SkS ,---~sn..> -
HANE provea si,ape. ei,sient and rs,,ao, To-,
RI AZ he oni, msdi.ins ps,ns. Enact b. rssde n
rlar fi a,,alsss. rs 10 ne free from canrer
-, 81 sfeens. ssto be slwsAs lesau,e ~ "a wii
rsls.fa IT. d.. s,,sfsr,is,n Cents.
& ! Cures JTevers. Congestion. -. ..;:.''- y
:. . Giving collie hecthing OF iufsrts..... -
/. . Ipis,rrh ora ofehildren OF adults,:... -
&. Dy-entery Gripping, Bilious collie 20
Coughs. Code. Bronchitis. ...... vs.
" Neuralxia, Tocthschs, Fscsaehs. 3
:. nea.iach:ss-s s,sn H s:s 3 -
:. il :. sIprress.d,sc aesI .psnfuiDssiods y
" Is " Group. hoofse cough ............... ~
81 "a - Salt Rhcum. Eyspelae, Eeuptions.. q
- " rheumatism. Rheumatic paAne.. p
" 10 " Fever aud Ague. Chill Feyer,. %
" II " Piles. internal and external, ......... 20
" Is f" Ophtfslnny. core isfamsd eyes. %
10" Cstarrh. acuteof ehsouc influences. %
- - F" NVhooping-coueh:e sasmodic cough -
u a sthIna. oppressed, -
~ " Tar discharges ,inpairrd hessine...... %
2s e ScrOft1la. enlarged glands, ~
-" General debility, physical weakness ~
y lbY'Opeey, scanty secsetiO0e. -
. Z. sen,slehns.s, or rieknsss ison riding. g
az : Kidney Disease. 0ssv.l.. -. q
" - " Nervous Debility. seminal emissssns
involuntary discharges. Observation-Disclosures. 100
"a I" Sore Month ofCaakss. -. ........... %
80 Urinary lDcontiDuAncc. :.......... %
81 =" Painful Periods, even with spasme.. %
~ +" Sufis-rings ct ehsnhs Of Lise. ....... LED
AZ Epilepsy, spasms, st. vitus' dance. l0s
"Ss Diptheria, UleeSated Sore Throst.. 30
FAMILY CASES.
Gaze OF 70 vais morocco case book ecmpieee efoe0
Gaze oseo large Walls. 10 morocco. and book. $40
Csse o. 20 large walls. plain cass q 80. 6.D
Gaze Of 10 boxes Nos 10 49, a. -. 3@
These remedies By the Gaze or eingie boz arc cent
n any part 81 the country b. mall OF express free
chsrvc. on receipt OF price Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC NED
IC1NE COMPANY.
Once and Depot. No. b99 Broad cay, New York
For -aie tS every Msdtciue Dealer.
Dr. HUMPHREYS 10 eoussited dsly q his ofsess
personally OF BY letter. shove, for all lrms Of de
csece. Intellectually
HARRISON A HIARKG Agente.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

-. ~. RICHARDSON. N. r.,
IHhYSiCIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
h Nth Or Baker, under the Davenport Ma
stonh hank, corner ~ "a and Brady streets.
RsSrasSJss-John NJ Adler. NJ. D., }. W. II.
BAKER NJ d. aulsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

The symptoms Of chronic dyspepsia arc fire..
quent discb arees generally, win some pain and
gripping, restlesness, thirst, poor appetite. debit
ity, loss Of flesh. dry. rough, and somewhat sal
low skin. the tongue drv end dark colored. The
food often passes through the bowels nearly in
the condition IN Whict Il VAS wallowed, thus
showing that the gastric Juice il either not gen
Grated in sufficient quantity. or that II has not
the solvent properties necessary to decomposs
the msst.cated food. The liver 10 generally out
Of Inflammation.
Under these circumstances n medicine slight
" sperient. ~ we'll - tonic and anti bilious, l.
absolutely required: and such medicine II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
HOsTETTER,s BITTERS

Let il no horne in mind. however, shst chron-
10 diarrhGs, well the acute form Of the dis
ease which leads 70 II. may slwsys BE- avoided
BY keeping up the tone OF the stomach aod Of
the mucous membrane Of the intsatine 9th THE
sslutary and harmless inviy essnt. II In great
thing I, restore 10 regularity adis"sdered func-
ton, but it still better TO exclude the secsss
~ for restoration by preventing irregularities.
All sluEgasds regai . 70 be stimulated; and
yet strange 10 say. tue sluggish bowels are often
subjected TO Q treatment which in the snd in
crease. their torpidity. and renders . compliant.
easily cured in the beginning. obstinstely chron-
ic. Les the constipated beware Of drastic pills
and potions. They invariably agasavste the dis
order. A combustion Of wholesome stimu
lent with mild, soothisg laxative il what 10
nseded, In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

The White Pine Csnpsunl Cures
Sore Thsoat Coda. C0aehs. Dipahssis, Bs0ashieis.
splitting VI Hood. end Pulmonary A6sctt0s genes-
ally. Il remashable Asmsdy for voidine Csins,
ieedins from the Kidnsys and bladder. Gravel. end
| uthor eOlnDA0fn1n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
ONO

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jupe 19.-Gcn. X. b.
Hays Was nominated fof Governor to-day,
on the first ballot.
Evening. The following are the nomins.
tions Of the Republican Convention held
here to-day. For Governor, X. B. Hays, Of
Hamilton county Lieut. Governor, Samuel
Galloway, Franklin county Supreme Judge,
Jno. Welch. Athens county; Auditor Of
STATE, James H. Goldman. Marion county !;
Treasurer Of State, Sidney s. Warner. Of
Lor ain county Attorney General, VIM. II.
West, Logan county; Comp srOller of the
Treasury. Moses Il. 1sailey, Fulton county !;
H.rsing, Auglaixe county. All but the first
two are nfes1nt incumhenta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
Chronic DiNrrhUO.

There 10 scarcely any difference OF opinion
among regular physicians a. regards the treat
ment OF chronic diarrhGs Mcss Of them have
heretofore recommended tablespoonful or tea
spoonful Of brsndy TO b. given several times
DAY. They one and sl admit that astringents
and tones are required. This being admitted.
the main thing s to give the hest tonic and as-
tringent that cen be- procured; aud sMAs has
been::proved BY experience. end under the best
chemical tests, to bs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
S,,.ca..nti MARKET.

Cincinnati Market.
Dy Telegraph t'une 20.
F,our--unchanged. "a e.
WhsaA-t2oea demand, NV wi No. u asd
$50 for No. winter.
iCorn-M odsrstc demspd :. ~ ''r NO. ! In
bulk. Best not much or s..sse
Oats opeaed active o. w. sss s1' e'oses dsi',
buyers not offering over WV
Rye unchanged
Whisky steady a. ~. ,.r..a
nm meats somissily unchanged.
Dscon-Dsll, prices d'cep'sg. gs
lea . s,us, . iii, unehssged- Prism lee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
Hostel 'sBittoYs

Dsservsdly enjoy the highest rspasasiss throsh-
out the Western Wcsld
- Remember that ply sical vigor 10 the best
defence Against disease and 0hai II may be in
creased 70 q extraordinary deerec BY the uss Of
THE celebrated tonic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
LOOK HERE!
SMITH THE HATTER
FOR ~ AND uPWARo

CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad and busly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS Tor fscso aslansholy,
HATS for features bright and jolly;
HATS for gentlemen Of standing,
HATS that give look commandiog;
HATS for walking, riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in
HATS for picnic and excursions,
HATS for hnlidafs' diversioos
HATS thas stand I'll kind Of mauling.
HATS for svesy trsds I'D enllDs,
HATS for travelling. sporting, selling,
HATS gssase-pseo(, IN storms unfaiIing,
HATS sis>sAao6ssui, S1ith's lining,
HATS with which 10 ~ . 0hios 10;
HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS admired b. lovely woaan
HATS with Whleh room 70 enese,
HATS ~ seoees e wild sdveoemo;
HATS u Qsise sAyles ~ pesosss,
HATS loW-oooWn, yoog kooW3ae eog1oso I;
HATS. = eons : h011sea niDso q.
HAS - ~ sna olsGss slgA ~ id
HATS that even babiss cry loe
HATS. Sbs laadausa sad ior sailaes.
HAS 81 essce ~ Wssk e. tailoso;
HATS thaa vould Z esioe saeiee
HATS. psins Ho1s. = ~ ysiesi
mATe That r HATS
at. 911a1t1a,0 i
Dagn - Dlaclk Dear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

4 vegetable invigorant. which permanently bra
cos up and sustsins the feeble physique, Wheth.
ct the lsek Of strength and stamina bs On IN.
herent defect or tho result Of sxtrsneous causes.
lfgcuesal debility 10 ne, disease. il 10 scms
thing worse. viz a condiMon which prcdiapc
ses the body 70 suecamb 20 all influences that
produce disease. We are ceatinually surround.
I'd and besst. more or lsss. BY injecting elements.
Neither the parsat cir nor tho passss water IL
perfectly pure. Aud in regions whore both are
sbsolussly poisonous. how shall the weakly con
stituton aud frsil system resist their deadly ef.
fects unless fortified BY artificial meanss nthe
BlTTERS ere tho reinforcing. vitslisiee. aus-
tanning preparation they are claimed TO be- and
on this head the testimony In their favor 10
overwhelming and incontrover,ible- then Il is
absolutely fstuisous in any man Or woman. suf
sssing from ply scsl wssAnsss. cot 70 resort 10
% potent a remedy. when an..cpidemic 10 pr :
vsiling. Or in prospect. the beat safrguasds are
aperfect digestion. firm nssvss. asd wise ss-
ployment Of ths means which science hes rlsccd
q The disposal o. the public - an,doses against
eamesphsSie Infection. Amese the lstter,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20
HOsTETTEa,s BlTTERS

she sufferer has THE important desidefstum. 4
oDusse Of this genial corrosive will svsstuslly
cure every form Of constip alton. end rensovs the
hcsdeehs, dissiness, feverishness, naSses ssd
muddy .misdedness, by which II 10 ususly &C
compsuied. Some persons vho are BY constitu-
tios Of . conssipsted habit may overcome the
difhcuIty ssd schievs perfect egulss,t, ~ using
The BiTf0A0 daily u conformity W. Abe d..
rections.
The Thsee Nest Important Re.
1loAo ~ Ll1e.
phyajcians divide life into i've tistipet periods
-ths dSst sxssuding nom BIRTH = tn ago Of I
yesrS. the seeond from the 7sh 10 the 1lth year,
the third from the 18th TO the sfss yesS. the
foath from the 2lst 10 the SVth yeas. the NTH
from the 4otA year 70 the close Of llfs's strange
evsntfsl history 6hskspers divides life into
"seven ages" but I've IL the aumber adopted BY
the faculty.
In what 10 called the "thisd period" the in
poftsnt changes occur which mark and separate
the &C. es. THIS 10 the stsgs Of developms nj.
whea Ne ffsns. In acquiring. form. proportion
and stseagth. 0akss Extraordinary demaDds mp
on the vital aed eonslitutiosal resources. The
weaker sex suffers most during this pet -
The vitelity Of vonss. being tssed 70 : ssestsr
degree than that Of msn, often requires 70 be
Reinforced By artificial meons. And
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

aArn eunGeou sSn IOWA cAvALnY.
HAVING SEN ENGAGED IN TIE PRAC
i L tcs Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwHSrr INV rxAns IN THIS SrATs. has pt rmsn.
entity located IN tins city. and ofers his profes
siona services Go the citisens OF Davenport and
vicinity. and hopee by his long experience with
thc Diseases of che climate TO merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Vice CORNER Of Third aud brady, over Lind.
ssv's js~elry store. residence in what was for
mesiy known a. the Fulton House, on Water
street, shove the bridge. ione21 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-20

OuR SPRING PURCHASES AM CONOfAFTLY
" sr'"ine' Use = uRl03s,
8, Perry Street. Davsnpost.