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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
Charles Dickens to Come to this Country
In November.

In november.
Bosrox, Oct. 2.-Msssrs Tieknor 4 Field
have received cable dispatch announcing def
nitsly that Charles Dickens will come to thi
country to give q series Of readings from biz
own works in the principal cities. He will mr.
rive 10 November, and will begin his reading
the hrst week In December.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-03
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE


j; y. Brown, Riley A. shinn, O. Alfred Hall,
Nicholas Aeker Thomas NJ Plowman, Thos Lewis
Job W Angus, A. L. Merriman, Erastus Poulson
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

| New YORK, June 21.-Advices from Rio
Janeirc, 25th ult show that the allies make
no further progress In the war with Para
quay.
The cholera has much abatei in the allied
camp. 1t is reported 10 have broken out
among Lopez's troops.
| In his opening address to the Brazilian
Parliament, on the 22d, the Emperor said
that recently the Government of the United
States had offered its kindly mediation. The
allies we're grateful for these offers but could
not, however. accept them ~ they were not
consistent with national honor.
New YoRK, June 22.-There was 4 great
match for e1 900. between Dexter IN hsr.
ness and Ethan Allen with running msse. ct
the fashion course yesterday. Upwards Of
q, 900 people present DEXTER favssite 100
to so. Another running mate having been
substituted for Charlotte in Consequence Of
her having gone lame, eli bets were declared
off, Ethan Allen won in three strnieht
heats; time, 2:16, SIG end 2:lo-laseese on
record. Dexter's time on second heat 2:lG2.
The Hersld's Louisville special says A
New York National Banking House has rec
Gently sent out circulars assessing oil
National Bank lslsth per cent. On their
capital % form fund 70 buy up congress
y ds1sat che eppositisn Of che meoopoIy.-
Should The banks I'll respond, The fund will
amount to near swcsnillisa dsllafs. have
seen the elrsulars. Bakers here Who hold
baisncss against he First National Bank Of
Vicksbusy. have intelligence that it has been
anspended. II 10 reported that officers Of
the bank asserted that il they could borrow
$25, 900 they could nee. eblieations. A
capitalist offered 20 assist then, but upon
examination refused, and common reports
say have suspended.
The Psssident in reply 10 On addrsss pro.
sented By committee Of the Constitutional
Onion lest evening, said:
GxxTLExsx: - return you my sincere
thanks for this cordial welcome. | think
know how to appreciate welcome of this
kind from my fellow citizens, and would
be doing injustice to myself 70 say that
could be indifferent TO the cordial reception
given me on this occasion. Excepting the
allus,oa to myself will say that / think
that in my pas. conduct, both in my acts
and meassres,~I have seciprocstsd and
lpgreed to every principle you have put
ferth. Mr.. Seward = 'That 10 the true
way to do it.'1 The Psesidens continuing
And this makes il unnecessary it seems 10
me, TO assent further to this now, than by
saying that my past conduct shove that /
assent to everything would seem that
through ny whole lie I have made il an |
object TO pursue thoss principles cad to act |
up to them, and In - doing eosld not do |
: XnsrAids New Orleans special ssys.-i
NJ. Otssrburg just appointed Minister 20 |
Mckee, last al made special jeuI1ty . |
WaohimGeon ootenUibly . confer with the |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June PA disastrous coufls>
grafton broke out last evening, which result
ed in the destruction Of almost . whole
square Of property. ct the corner Of Clinton
and Lake streets. The destruction of prop
ertyis something enormous. One life wss
lost and many families were rendered home
less. Occurring Is it did in the centre Of .
block composed entirely Of franc buildings,
the fire spfed with extraordinary rapldity,
defy ing the best efforts Of the fire departs
ment, and but for the circumstance that the
evening was still. its ravages might have
been extended to an uucalculable amount
The fire was first discovered in the rear Of
80 West Lake street. Twelve or fourteen
buildings were entirely destroyed, and six
or eight others were badly injured. There
we're many rumors prevalent among the
crowd that three or four persons had lost
their lives But this could not be traced b
any reliable source, excepting in one in>
stance.
During the destruction Of the tobacco
store Of Mr., Opiner, HE wife came very near
losing her life, and only escaped BY jumping
from window. Her sister, after having
saved the children, re>entessd the house to
the purpose Of securing some valuablss she
had forgotten, and nothing more Was seen
Of her. Her scream as tho flames ,eachsd
her were heard by thsss standing in vicini>
~, but nothing could be dane toward her
rescue. Her body. with lower linbs burnt
off to tho knees, the bead entirely severed
from the chest, srms bent beneath the 6Ack
end al completely charred 70 the ssnditioo
Of cinder. was found On hour later.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

sional nauk n Nsw Osle1uD, and ! few Of
peenonal friende. have baen ATTEMPTING :
little game Of sharp psactice on the Govern.
mcnt, which icgtuua1ely failed. owiue -
the vigilance Of the officers Of the Treosurv
Department. Anong the assets transfIrrsd
to the government 70 secure Il asaioet loes
from the May Whitaker Subtsessurv An.
cation. Was the n. K. I Casrelton r r. q
which May held large smsunl q slsck,
and which u now under the supsrintsnd<
ence Of Beaussgasd. His friends offered
e240, 900 to the govssnmsnt for il, but 9 q
vas valued Al t4O0. 900 the bid Was refassd.
10 the meantime the Creole esvsssoeot
wrote to the Department repeatedly. dspse.
ciating the value Of the Road and slasin3
that the bid Was too high. Fostunately 4
special agent 10 New OrIeans sav thrcush
the game and blsehsd il = Tia.
Aspeeial says ~ oalhouiSieo - heve
rscsived iron 0eo. MoWus. OeoatoutonnP
u NJ 1seedmeo'o Busoou II Leuiefoo6.
. COPY = a iapsslaot er6es iasuod 81
him which = - Shove:
The civil authorities haviae IL Many IL.
stances failed 70 arrest parties who have
committed outfages upon the psssons Of
freedmen. oil sub G smmission. 20 and sssie<
taus Commissioners Of this Bureau in his
District are hereby ordessd 70 arrest I'll
such offenders in oil ca0s whore the civil
authorities have neglected to perform their
duty, and will call upon the nearest millta>
~ commander for troops to enforee the
prompt execution Of this order in cases Of
murder. and names Of murderers and namsG
OF affidavits Of witnesses will bs immedi-
atcly forwarded to these headquarters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, June 1880 .. m-The
train has reached here large crowd in at.
tendance. The President was received with
cheers. Mr.. Garrett, President of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and others. came
into the cars to welcome the President The
train remained but few minutes.
9:45 q. m.-On arriving at the Philadel.
phia and Wilmington Depot the crowd
repeatedly cheered the President and Secre-
tary Seward. Delegations from the Balti-
more Knights Templar here joined their
brethren of Washidgton Governor Swami,
the Collector Of Customs and others took
leave. Many persons came into the state
car to welcome the PRESIDENT and wish him
a pleasant and safe journey
The municipal authorities. of Baltimore
and many prominent parties had extended
Inequalities to the party, but they were
necessarily declined.
EWAsuINGToN, June 21.-It is said tba,
the President has just appointed Marcus
Otterbee. OF Wisconsin, now In the City OF
Mexico.to be Minister resident there in place
of l.. D. Campbell resigned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
CALIFORNIA;

SAN EsAxcrsco, Juus 21.-Ths Demo
cratic Convention completed their s'SMte
ticket. Joe Hamilton, Attorney General
L. II. Gilsy, hssbor Commissioner; Geo.
Sicklos, Clerk Of the Supreme Court
Daniel Weeks. State Printer, and Rev, o.
p. Fitzgerald Superinter dent Of Public In
struction. A strong ticket but the plat,
form will i,,vtable defeat it,
10. Goodwin, If the Yaba Aa,nerican,
announces himself rs an independent I'm.
ion candidate for Congress, in the Third
District.
II is intimated that j. g. McCullum, OF
Eldorado, will be the independent Union
candidate for Congress for the Second Dis>
trct.
The Democratic Congressional Convsn-
ton, to-day made the following nominas
tions for Congress. LIST District, B. Axtsli,
Of San Francisco End District, James II.
Coiforth, Of Sacramento; 3rd District, Jas.
A. Johnston, Of Sierra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
A Moving Panorama
Nearly one mile in length.
VAN AM BURCH
The origiaat Lion and Tige. Tamsr.

The following list wa. taa . n
from tho living Animals them
selves In the Company's I.ui,I-
ing, SO & Sal Broadway. N. Y &.
on the LIST of March, and there
fore may be considered
A Correct L,x u .immdls.
Professor Larsworshy's PERFORMING
Animals :--.Atricsn Lion. A-is,'c
Lion, Brazilian Tiger, Senegal Loop
ard, Asistic Lioness and Spotted Tiger
-~----~-~-~~~>--.-,~--.-e-
Performing Elephant, Iirro saia
Living Giraffe. only one ia AEa.ica
Black African Ostrich. 8 feet high
California Grizzly Bear. very ls~Fe'
Bengal Leopard. American Panther ~
Puma, Poonah or Hindcostin Rear.
Lion, 8 years old. born tn Afnsricp
Royal Bengal Iis.r. only oiiain i,aes
lea. Burmese or Sacred tow, bio, -
Dog, African Porcurine, very rsre.
Red and Yellow Crested Cock ric,-.
Java Hare, Guinea Pigs. ini.f.ier -
Coatimmanda, Balloon and bite
Faced Monkeys. Australian shr
PSroquatts. African ling Neck rsr.-
quetto, King and Queen iarrc,s
South American Parrots. Lori Gra,t'
Ring Parrots, African Lion, Asiai.e
Lion, Calentta LeopaHis, Efsziiiis-
Tiger, American rsliow Deer, hifr
Rau anA Mice. Satin Breast .sss~gn.il
African CoYv Crare, Rock j Mo,..
tain BADGER, American lilHeh u, ..is.
Japsnese Maskin Swim. South AinsT-
lean Tiger. African Spotted Ii, c,.s.
Blue Sand Hill Crane, AusirK ian
Dosslla, Lori paf.QNetts. chine :.
Paroquctts. Rosa Ccckatco. Parrot.
and Doves, Monkeys and 'srs, Z-.rs.
Pair Young Lions. African l<"pn sd-,
Whit or Polar Bear. Gray " OF. .iis,'k
Wolf Ocelot or Tiger Cat. Whit.
Llama, Blaek Squirrel, Alparra Sis.rr.
Cashmcrs Sheep, African Gray lar
spts, Red Fcxes, Australian (orka
tilla. African Pelican, Silver Pheasant
Goidsn Pheasant, American ! agile
1amptco pAssotss Pair Rhsmnroo
Dioo1Aous1h, oooy ones IN Amsrs..s
HamAdrRas D1beAa - 1.icns1s u ~, sir-
ever In Amesiea,s peceary u >rrt!
American wild Hog. Tous Horned
Patigonian sheep. Lazy 1i1eA kei~cb
o. hes. eu1y. ope evef l1eoeesed :.
3ives 0aa6se, Alno1oeaa Coea, whit
Peocoek, Afsfcsa Afu1 HEN Isenss~
Or Civit CT, Afsiesn CseAtN. SiUtl
Bear, CinneSnNo q Fssst~F Rivel
Bear. THE GREAT AB8rNA1siAN
Bind SHOW ccueuiatnG nln1esl ever
lmaeinab!e vAsfety Of the MANY col.
essd bird 81 pluMsaee, viii - found
. interesting feature in this ..trsctivs
exhibition
Preceding the eossssua pepcesssnu
On tnDasYivai inlo ths p1aee OF eKkil}-
01L may be seen the COLOSSAL.
OOGOEN CHARIOT. eontainin0
ere Hoan's CoRanY DAND
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
us-mPmnEx's
uororonethic SPECIFICS

IL
HAVE proved Tor, r.,,re risicfeni ard reiasae =
ev az tho osl ro.,i -, s1rs be inss In
uisr use 80 lsr,nies@ ~ 20 he free from danger
usinr fhssn ,i. nato be al weye reliable. They have
and 60 sI,esf com nnenisiion from all, and Will
rsise1 - = - .ti.faeiiou Cents.
siss5 -. t.s,s~.s.-s Congestion 70
>. /. NT.rIn-. Worm fever. wefm collie. -
G,yiis III s, nsar. o. =, ss sal,s =
g." JIyrentery Gripping. Bilious collie. 9e
f" Cholera NJ orlous Nausea,....... -
+" +" Coughs. Colds. bronchisis. 80. =
+" q" Headaches. Sick Headache ....-.. -
:" 10" Dyspepsisl. Bilioue Stcmsch...:.:. %
. u :. supprcssed, searty 2 ainfulpcfscos 90 90
IL a" 1seucorrhCHass or Whites -
" il /. Salt Hkeum, Erysipcis.. Erupticns. =
Y" Nheusnatissn. khernsfie pains % =,
IL " Fever end Ague, Chill Fever. ~
d" II Piles internal and eItefnal.. ........ -
" IS OphtalmY. soseinfsmed cyss...... %
-" ~" Catarrh. acute ~ chronic Influences %
" 70 F" Whooping-coueh,s sasmodie cough %
:. = Far discharss: impaired ksarins..... g
:. =" G~nerni SsSisiy, Is sscai weakness %
"ss" searsesns... g = me-. from riding 9
4. Nsr 1sy D Sssii s.sssis1i.:io.: "
involuntary discharges, ......-........... 100
/" ~ " Sore. Mouth % Csnhsr ............... 10
81 =. Pal nfilf Periods. even with spassas. d
=" - =" Sufferings at chan5e Of Lie 10
20 :" Epilcpsy, eparms. ~ vhus' dance Jog
:" - ]" Dipth eria, leerated Sos. Threat. -. 81
FAMILY CASES.
Case of 90 visls nosocco case book com pete O. 30
Care NJ 70 large sial-. 10 morocco and book so
Case ~ ~ large vals, plain 80. SO
Case u - boxes Nos 20 i.O :" 80. ~
These remedies by the or single boz are cent
b. any part Of the country By mail express free o.
inHisf' IL sSps Il
IC1NE COMPANY.
Office and Depot. No 5,s Broadway. New York
FOR raie by every Medicine y, aler.
DR. HUMPHREYS 10 consulted daily 1t hts Office
personally by letter, above for all forms of dis
ea@e-. deei-deodSwiy
HARRISON a S2ARks Agentr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
ONO.

CINcINNrr, June 22.-Ths CisciosaH ex-
press which isn Cleveland this morning ran
through :two horse wagon? nsae 0al-
lion Station. killing Wilson Lepsr ard wife,
and severely injur,ng three children; The
hoste w1s alec killed. Lspse expected Ia
Cross the track before the train reached The
NpoasirO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Omaha dispatched
says Gen. Sherman arrived to-day from
North Platte and Fort Sedgwick. General
Sanborn also, accompanied BY Gen. Atrick,
q special Indian agent At Laramie. Gen.
Sanbcrn reported Spotted Tail At Laramie
trying in good faith to make some amicable
adjustment Of the Indian troubles q few
ago. He showed HE sincerity By seizi ng
and turning over 10 Gen. Sherman the white
man who proposed 20 attack the train. The
man 10 now in custody at North Platte.
A st. Joseph apecisi says aAvicss from
Snake River, Colorado, report full five feet
Of snow on the S1ss OF May, which with
what wa6 on The ground makes seven ieet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
DElly1l nE.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 21.-The Presi.
dent passed through here At 1880. The
train stopped five minutes. Cheers were
given for Johnsnn. Seward shook .hande
with the people. Seward had his finger hurt
and declared that his was the first blood
shed In Delaware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
HoStetter's Stomach Bltters,

The symptoms Of chronic dyspepsia are fire.
quent disch arees generally, with some pain and
gripping, restlesness, thirst, poor appetite. debil
i,y, loss OF flesh. dry. rough, and somcwhst sal
low skin. the tongue drv and dark colored The
showing that the gastric Juice is either not gen
Grated in sufficient quantity, or that II has not
the solvent properties necessary 20 decompose
the msst!cated food. The liver 10 generally out
order and the bowels afflicted with low grade
Of inflammation
Under these circumstances medicine slight
~ apcrient, as we'll a. tonic and anti bilious, T.
absolutely required and such a sledicine 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
Chacaro Nlarnscep.
By Telanas,h.l

rous-Nedeeatsly active; sone nv bsnAl
yestsrdsy's nguree end most sDaloFs ~ Il -
much sasiss . ell than during oay ptsvt6oe
time II ten 6ayA So)eo white wmeos g II 90 -
red Wiatse u.2b9l2.0o; sSsing extfss 0.e00
1918 supsf6ps $50.
opening q LEO isr No. 3, fell 70 l.7sol.75. Cd
yaacsd TO l.7sol 80, md eleeed = 1.S00l. s0}<.
Ne. spring il fair rsquest foe car lets a a0e0
1.07; rejected spring st 0s0t. 1e0; choice
sample lcts IN tsedsrste request; Posr ss0pIss
dull
2 Csrn--Ns. opened before 'chaags q ess-.
sdvanesd 70 es2fe.. epensd ON ehaaRe q ebeut
Os5<c. oavanse6 - &C., aseoine4s closing qutet,
It SS0eS1<c.; thefo w. very list!o oetavtey 81
interest maailseeed dsftng the enesfo oof1ing.
esllees 81 Dexe u6e1's delivssys - - -
eb:3 1e. s.svs ~ 1a1ae L - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

A vegetable invigorant. which pcrmar emily bra.
ces up and sustains tho feeble hysiqus, wheth-
er the lack Of strength and stamina be an In
herent defect or the result of extransous causes
II general debility IL net a disease. il 10 some
thing worse. viz a condition which prcdispc
ses the body 20 succumb TO all influences that
produce disease. We urs continually surround
cd and beset. more Or less. BY injecting eements
Neither the purest air nor she pursst water il
perfectly pure. And in regions where both are
absolutely poisonous, how shall the weakly con
stitution and frsil system resist their dsedly 81
fccts unless fortified by artificial meansy nthe
BlTrERS are che reinforcing. vitsaisise. sus-
tanning preparation they are claimed 70 bc--and
on this head the testimony In their favor II
overwhelming and iucontrovsstibic--then u u
absolutely fictitious in any msn or woman. sus.
ses'ng from physicsl weakness, DOT TO resort to
90 potent remedy. when an..cpidcmio IL Or
yelling. or in prospect. The beat safeguards are
perfect digestion, firm nerves. and wise ON.
ployment Of thu means which science hes placed
q The disposai Of he public - sniidosss agsiD.,
atmospheric isSsctios. Amosg The Isster,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

There 10 scarcely any difference Of opinion
among regular physicians ~ regards the treat.
heretofore recommended . tablespoonful or tea.
spoonful Of brandy 10 b. given severed times a
dav. They one and 81 admit thst assringents
and tones are reqsired. This being admitted.
the main thing is to give the best tonic aud
tringent that can b. procured; aud sHAs has
been:proved by experience. end under the best
chemical tests. TO be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
HOSTETTER'S BlTTERS

Let il be borne in mind. however, that chron-
70 darrh1a. ts well a. the acute form Of the dis
ease which leads 10 it. may always be avoided
by keeping up the tone OF the stomach and 81
the mucous membrane Of the intestines with this
salutary and harmless invigofsnt. II is great
thing - sestore 90 regularity adis"sdered func-
tion but il ~ stii better TO exclude the nccessi
ty for restoration by preventing irregularities.
All sluggards require 10 be stimulated; and
yet strange to say. the sluggish bowels are often
subjected to u treatment which In the end In.
ereases their torpidity, and renders complaint,
easily cured in the beginning. obstinstely cbson-
ic. Let the constipated beware OF drastic pills
and potions They invariably agsravste the dis
order. A combination Of . wholesome stimu
lent with mild. soothing laxative IL what II
ne eded. In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
II. Taosr. .MASAou II. RAnsux. A~,rAx,

desire 10 state that
their present Menagerie con.
tains An ENTIRE NEW
Collection Of Animals
that were captured by or mn
der the immediate super vision
and direction Of the great
Van Amburgh himself
And are tho prod acts Of an ex
petition TO
7hs Icy Regions Of tk NorI; Iois.
The Pampas Of South Amersos,
The Desats Of Afrios,
And ne Jangiss Of Asia /.
All or which were caused "a
contribute the choicest apeci.
men Of Animated Nature 10
be found within their respcc.
tive fea1aAA They arrived In
n. II. Late In the Fail Of ls6S,
where an unparalleled and
most triumphant success 4.
waited then. Finished with
new laurels Of success, n trav.
elling paraphanalia was de.
signed OF the most transcen.
dRAt magnifieence possible 70
conceive which through their
immense-s resoufces, spyans
into existence ~ IL by magic,
Chgss Of he mcx goryeoss desoit,-
ton Wagons Of The mot costly
character Harness Of surprising
beauty and elemnoe Horses o,
The hest arabian tlood: Mrmmoh
turiemtei Cinr,s If inmsnss
proportion : Aai en- entire re,inu,
Of u'sqalloi efo,li,7cs are here T.
be seen.
Human intellect could no,
in its grandest moment al
conception originate arv thipe
more grand and dazzling 10
behold. The veritahie Van
AmburRh. twhon en- vsous per
sons from his long absence
from America have taken al.
vantage, and caused the press
TO announce his dccease,) will
aecompat y the cxhibition and
head the TRIUMPHAL PRO.
OESSlON on its entrance 10
the place Of exhibition which
will represent in oriental
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
DNreMlsOs'f COlspcrsasstfh
AND
nEAvY SHEET IRON WORKER
nANuvAcruHnn OF

Smoke Stacks. Breeching. Sorghum
PANS. FIRE SHUTTERS. WELL TUBE.
ING. EXHAUST PIPE. &C, &C.
ALSO. dealer in Stoves and TIN We're. RoofinS
and all House Jobbing done neatly and prompt
~. The great fuel economiier, the Eureka end
Good Samsratan. Cook and Monitor heating
Stoves are still in the market slso many other
Kinds OF stoves. Cell and eKa nine 1t No 1t
Main street. Davenport. lows.
iodtf JAS H. DuMONT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

1T was early In the spsing Of ~ that this com
pound wss ofignsted.. member Mry family was
. dissgsseshae cough. I had for come months pre-
vious thoughs shse preparation having for lie bsse
the inside bask Of white pine might be 90 compound
cd u BIO very 0seful In diseases OF the throat a4
luDgs. To test the value Of Il In the alluded
he'd been planning, and gave Il In teaspoonful Do
Gee. The rssuh Yves exceedingly gratifying. within
two days che Irritation Of the thfoat removed,
the cough subsadsd snd speedy cuss was effected. -
Soon afbcs this Isent 10 lady In Londonderry,
n a., Who had been suffering for come weeks from
Q bad cough. occaaonsd by sudden cold, and had
raised mucus streaked with blood. She soon fcnnd
selief and rent Tor more She took about ten
oft, and got we'll. J. u, Clarke, ESQ editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial Of The saae
preparation In the OF cold and case9
Immediately. lie was so highly pleased with the 70.
suits. and conndeut In eueees6 attending its sales
Mpiaced before the pnbc. that he finally persuaded
me TO give 1t name, and eend 1t abroad TO benefit
the suffering In November. 1855, first advertised
II under the name 81 White Pine Compound IL two
yenfs from that time there had been whoiesaled IN
Manchester alone hundred dollars worth. where
II took The lead of all the cough remedies la the map
kct. and II eth maintains that position There IL
good reason for this Il very soothing and healing
Ia lie nature j. warming to tbs stomach and pleas ant
withal 10 the iastc, aud Il exceedingly cheap.
"As remedy for kidney complaints the White
Pine Compound stands unrvslcd. II wac NOT origi-
rated fot that purpose. but person usinc II for
cough was not only cured of cough. Int also
cured OF kidney difficulty OF ten years Standing
Since tina, accidental discovery many thousands have
used II for the same complaint and have been COM
pletely cured
The sbpve was written by Or. Poland, IN 1885,
Since then, ne IL Manchester. the White Pine Cum
pound has taken thc lead Of all Cough romediss ne
we'll a. preparation for the Of kidney dificul-
ties, IN every city town. village and hamlet shro
ont the New England States.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

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u FORUM 70 - = 80 a !.
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EysMSers activity, and We note a. sdssses
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New York somsslots 81 ~'a % pr'vsse
terms.
Mess Pork 20 so.