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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
InteIIectual Readinu..

Last evening Mr.. T. c. Harriet delivered the last but
Of o Of lectures at the Unversast church.
Blocker street. before large aud select congregation.
The subject Of Dead Letters mementoes Of the past
the dear and forgotten remcmbrances Of other days,
was treated pat feel ng that found its
the heart OF every hearer Hunting Scene'' from
Dickens immortal Pickwck blended as II was with
inmtable humor and pathos, elected alternate ex-
pressons of admiration and merriment The recitation
OF Poe's wonderful metrical composition OF "rhe Besh
undoubtedly the greatest vocal effort OF the accom-
pshed lecturer. "sheridan's Rde' and the Sexton
and Thermometer the final bat not the least IN
teresting Evolutionary efforts oil the distinguished lee
turer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
Young Mem. Christian Association.

The rooms Of tins association crowded last even
ing by highly intelligent audience which had assem-
bed for the purpose OF hearing lecture by Professor
Guyo OF Princeton College, the Science of Nature
and its Moral Teachnes" The lecture was an able and
lucid explanation in condensed form, OF the control
ling powers and forces Of ia forms of nature
and the smilarties be found the different systems,
all of which tend to reveal the work of God and TO
compel man TO acknowledge His greatness and goodness
the lecturer intimate acquaintance with the subject;
but rather too long to be enjoyable persons Of
metropolis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN SCIENCE AGREES WITH EUROPEAN.
IA WHEN THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
AND MEDICAL AUTHORITIES
AGREE WITH THE OPINION OF THOSE IN EUROPE
THEN THE PREPARATION MUST BE OF TIE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
CHICAGO.

CnIctGo, Dec. s-The Tritunu's Wash
inatun dispatch say an analysis 81 the vote
On impeachment shu"s that the 81 M ~ buTs
VITO voted uilirmnrlyeiy were Republicans,
while IN the negative there were GS Repub-
lcars and 40 Democrats, with 10 members
absent ur mol voting
The Zines Washington srecial Saws tie
cAancos oi the Senate agreeing to stop
tie contraction OF the currency are much
b,uer iaan taty were two weeks ago, and
ilt thef, IS but lftlc ii any doubt that
the iinus- bill of ,o-t.av VIII be passed in
The ccufst 81 the coming week.
The IT, sidcat's ificrds here oxceedinEy
Jublsnt over The defeat q. the Impeachment
resolution In a speech this afternoon, Mr.
Ross congratulated The Democratic party on
their victory, AMI thanked their Republican
allies Tor their timely aid
Col. Cnprnn, COMMISSIONER OF Agricul
tuie, has appointed McClain as Chief clerk
He is Maryiander, always was Democrat,
and was removed by Mr.. Newton, but was
cared for by Secretary Browning in the Pen
sirn office
Mrs Amelia Ellis, while entering Ran.
dolph street car yesterday, Ia her pockets
picked OF a wallet containing $50
number OF skating parks will be opened
To morrow.
The Treasury officers of this city have
published a note generating II. NJ. Whipple
from the charge of dealing in fraudulent
government vouchers.
hight CT the prominent merchants Of this
city were taken before Commissioner Her
rim on Saturday,, for alleged iailure 10 stamp
safdin" boxes.
About live thousand dollars worth OF
tickets have already been sold for the graz
charity hall to take place at the Opera
House, january 30.h.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
WASHINGTON.

WAsMIxeTos, Dec THE National
Bank Examiners, tsteen 10 number. from All
parts oil the country, we're in session re-
cently with tie Comptroller Of Currency
ara have devised thorough and systematic
prices Of examinations. The plan Is such
as sail deyelcp ah operations Of haiks,
whether regular and legal or irregular aud
unleWfui
SPECIAL order No. 5l2, from tie War De
paf,m.nt is as ic..-as' BY direction Of the
President Btevct Dgiga5er General J K.
Smith, United States Army, j. hereby &c
| iieYid from duty as Chief Commissafy IF
Muster In the Department Of the Lax and
vii proceed 10 bis hone.
WAsaisGrcS, Dec When .hA vote
was taken yesterday on the Impeachment
q8s stion number ct members Lad on hand
deliberately prepared speeches. AZ oppOr
tunity will, however be offered to deliver
them in the Committee of the Whole.
An order from the Commissioner OF To-
ternal Revenue, approved by the Secretary
| Of the Treasury, forbds Collectors Of Inter-
nal Revenue TO allow distilled spirits 10 be
removed. or TO accept bonds for tuch remov.
al, either from dstillery 10 bonded ware
houe, class A or d. ware house in another
District, unless the shipping Collector shall
have had official information Of that ware
mouse 10 WIen u Is pIoptstu W Icuovc tuc
spirits has been approved by the Depart
ment under II guations of August 2s.h 1867.
Lists Of warehouses under these regulations
will be published weekly, which Will be re
gar!ed official
| Col s s. Moot. who has beer surveying
TIE Great eni Little Ossge lande, in
south western Kansas. arrived yesterday
from Leavenworth and had an interview
| with the Secretary of the Interior. He re-
ports the disposition of the Indian tribes Of
the Cheyennes, Arspahos, kiowas, Apachcs,
| Usaces and Camanches. To be friendly 10
wards the whites, and that they express sat
isiaction with the treaties made by the re-
| cent Peoce Commissioners.
i WAsHINGIoS, Dec THE statement OF
the public debt is AS follows: Total bearing
coin interest, 81 $40, 367 sol 80; total bear
ing currency interest, 1919 292 AGO 20; ina
tared debt not presented for payment, Si4,
lis 1868 So Debt bearing no interest, $iU5.
5i3, sj.0 Total debt. $3.50, 3s2 ,512 IS.
| The amount in the Treasury IL. coin, { lW,
G906ij 60; currency. S3s 4e6. - "a total,
sl3s, l16 $50 80. Deb, lees cash in the Treas.
ury, So 59l POS 1918. Receipts from inter
nal revenue sources to-day. f5l9,299 tor
the week. *6.672 $50
Gieut Gen Sherman arrived this morning
and called at the Executive Mansion during
the forenoon TO ray his respects 70 the
President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
CHlGaa9,

CHICAGO, De-. 9.-lhe ox'eas.vr dstil-
lery establishment oi Geo. Sparks Il Co., a,
Peoria. H., Was seized on Saturday by rev
enuc tiHcer Geo. II. Parker, OF this clty.-
Tho d. tlilcry II vety large one, OF ca
paclty of 900 bushels, though running .
the time only 200 bushels daily. About
100 heal OF hogs, 200 cattle and 300 bar
culi'y.
4 Washington special says: Nearly all
the members VI the National Republican,
Committee are here to attend the nlee,in :
on Wednesday, At which the time and place
for holding u national convention are TO he
settled The choice seems TO be botwee,
Chicago and Cincinnati, with chances in ia
vor Of the former. Chicago offers to fur
nlsh a wigwam and give SIS. 900 for cam
paign purposes. Representative Egslesion
offers TO raise $4,000 il tho convention
Is held IN Cincinnati II this SUN can be
made up in Cincinnati, Chicago is prepared
to Offer so 600 or $50 900
1t IS gwen out that comm tteo will be
appointed in the House To investigate
charges against Mr.. A, hley for attempting
TO suborn witnesses against President John
son
There is no truth in the report tina, sen
sherman is 70 bs assigned toa new com.
mapi. lie viii remain here about month.
HE President has again rendered the
Mexican mission to General McClerpand, Of
Illinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
INDIANA.

Foer WAYNE, Dec. John Carey, &.
q. Barnhart and I. A. Gilmore, started al
1870 yesterday, TO walk from Gashen e
tins place, distance Of 81 miles, the match
being on the quickest possible time. Carey
sntrf' d this place alone, having accomplish
90 the distance in 5 hours, an extremely
fast rate of speed, considering the condtio
the roads Bsrnhart gave out after walk
iog 30 miles. and Gilmore, after having ac-
eomplished 40 miles About s. 900 changed
hands upon the result. Carey is the mar
who beat Weston irdm Gashsn to Elkhart
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
nurley'S SarS0parilla.

ofali the remedies that have been discovered On
sine the present for the thousand Ills that fest
u heir ~. none that equal This wonderful prepare
uon. only ten y-sre have elapsed siuce the diecov
srer twho spent decade in studying experiments
aud ersrcinv II first introduced II to the pm bic
aud u i already recognized by the most crine nj
ph,reinnr In AL parts 81 the country, 10 bc tn.
enrrrssinr and effective dy foI certai disease.
of which they have knowledge
All other Compounds or Svrups OF this root h Av.
hstl erto sied 70 command the sanction of the Fac
uny. hecanse on being tested they have been found
30 contain nc1oue ingredients which reutralise ths
good effects of the Sarsayariln, and oftcutim,s In
'urs the health Of the patient II sno, with uur
lsy'r preparation.
lhi- IL the pure and genuine extract Of the root
and wlil. on trial. be found 10 eflsc, a certain an,
perfect cure Of the following complaints and dlses
80
Affections Of the Bones. HsbituMl Costiveness
Debility. Diseases Of the Kidneys, Dyspep-
STA. Erysipclas. Female Irregularities,
Fistula. all Skin Diseases. Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles.
Pulmonary Diseases. Sy.
phiis, Scr ,fuiA or
Kings Evil.
For sale BY all good Druvgists at Cincinnati and
Louisville. JAS. RUDOLF 4 CO.. Proprietors.
cstsedesd"m-m-vN Louisville. Ky,
4. -. BAL1.ORD. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
WASHINGTON.
EORTnETln CONGRESS-.
WAsurNaroN. Dec


HousR-Thc Speaker presented com
munica,inn from the Secretary Of War rels
tive to the volunteers discharged In the Ter
rtories
Referred.
lie also transmitted the proceedings OF
the trial Of Henry Wirz.
Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Also. relative TO the case OF Mlliken, an
stated that Gen. Thomas report was now in
the hands Of the Attorney General.
Referred TO the Judiciary Committee
The Speaker stated that the next business
in order was the resolution pending the i'm.
peachmeut Of the President.
On Motion OF Mr. Wilson, of Iowa. to
lay The subject On the table, after a con.
stHerable iiiousterinr, Mr. l. gan said tha
II the Chairman ui TIE Juiieiary Commit
tee would Withdraw Ills motion 10 allow a
vote 10 b, taken squsr,ly on lmp.acament
that the minority would withdraw all eruo
81 ion. Mr. Wilson assen,ed t. the promo
si,ion and withdrew his motion To Law on
The table and moved the previous question
The motion was seconded ana the main
question put when the house proceeded To
vote by yeas AID mays on the following res
outon:
Kss0lesd. Tia, Andrew johnson, Presi.
"sht VI thc SuitSa Ssaits, DC lupeariiSu Tor
high crimes and misd,mesnors. Yeas 81,
nays us
Mr.. Sehenck, from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported back the bill
declaring that irem aud after its passage
the authority OF the Secretary OF the Tress
ury tn make any reduction in the currency
by retiring. or oanCelirg Unit. d States notes
l. suspended. A running debste in which
The Impeachment question got mixed up
.nsued between Schenck. Iugersoll, Stevens.
Logan and others, but Mr.. Schenck pu; an
end to II by moving the previou. question.
Inc OH passed, yeas l2s. nays, %.
MT Scaenck moved that q thousand
copies OF the Loan Laws Of the United
States be printed, and that the psmphle. be
prepared under the direction Of the Com
miAse on ways and Means. Referred 10
ths Committee on Printing.
A resolution TO print additional comics If
the Post Ofiice report was also referred.
MIR. ScheBck moved tdat the House q,
into Committee Of the Whole on ,te state
OF the Union.
Mr. Stevens, Of Penn, otfere, the usual
resolutions for distributing the Prssijen, 8
message among the various committees 10
which It's subjects applied. Among them
wes a proposition 10 reser a portion 10 the
Committee on Reconstruction.
ar Ross made point of order as 10 such
Committee being IN existence.
The Chair overruied the point Of order.
Mr.. stevens said, in explanation, that new
States would be coming in from week TO
week Tor ten weeks, and there should b. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
VERMONT.

BraL,NG7oN, Dec. s.-Mr. Victor Wright,
President Of the Slate Agricultural Society.
and prominent citizen Of Middlebury, was
thrown from wagon and instantly killed,
on Friday.
The Vermont Central r. r. Bridge, at
Northfield, three hundred feet long aud
seventy feet wide was burned vest srday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
Thu Urion Restaurant
EVERY FAMILY WANTS ONE!
THE AMERICAN
Bread Mixing and kneadins
Machine.


ILoUR MIX, Sc, being put In the pan OF lnc nm
Il chine a.few minute turning of the crank eur,
them together eHcrtnalIy. removes AL ~" ~ "A'
produces thoroughly kneaded dough. ,,
The Bread IA perfectly clean. Ferspira.ion. sna
Other in puriies. need no iongsr ne.d ny, he
~ni eniny -dny Tor hsnda and arms :,
Ten minntes' kr cading with II, Will DO more than
half an hour by hand chic az ,sIn "
missions given to agents espccially ladies. Send Tor
q circular. n. 80 - - pox
o.s For sale nj PARKS 4 HOSMfR'S and at NC.
NAfR < JORDAN'S. Davenport. 10. noviscNwu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

ST. L,rIs. June IS, 1888

ST LorIs, june 10, 1870.
M. JONI ii. BLoop. Agen, OF Lallsmsnd's
Rheum.,.sm. q ut and Neuralgia Specific;
| haze prescribed the above mentioned Spe-
eiii,, and mus. say that have never found
any remedy thu, cor ESQ much certainty
Of . quick aud sslutary cure A. that has IN
All the cases where | have used II.
DR G. W. PniLLiPs.
ST. L,uis, March, !, 1868.
f.NR. Lr,rcu: = Dear Sir - | cheerfully
hear testimony TO the value and efficacy
O, yoar Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely relieved me from that distressing
Inslady L. nsSo'sr'
Banker, ST. Louis.
ST.. i.ovIs. March 81, 1868. I
AIN. imrcn, ESQ Like many OF my
p,of.ssion | have suffered severely with
rhenms,,.,n. and could get lao permanent
relief until tried your Specific. am hap
nv L. say that its use IN a few days. restor-
81 me 10 health. Signed
Carr MALiS, Of Steamer warsaw.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

lIalleck's wor IL, None know thee But
Go iov, thee, none name thee bltta praise
may be fairly applied to rhalon's Night
Blooming Ccreus.' No one who once uscs
the perfumes ever rcltrqushcs it. and rosy
lips are never Weary &C commencing and
lie conmcndlag Aorrica Courier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
LOCAL irEMs.
srnp VOTE C0gsEs.

sEyyEEs' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP
VIII efee.ealJ cure
OoU1rrs, uoARsgSEss. GROUP. wHooaIsG
COUGH, COLDS. IsFLvrNzA,
Ana all a2r.ssss osths
THROAT AND LUNGS.
MS peescxNcsc ~ Al who h.,s usea u. tie moi"
slrax~st and .fNsseieus CcazA hefnesy
HygE HNTEgeessI SssD.
rKNo Mort~s sacuie be ~itton1H.
IL No New, T. e'4s,ple'e wy fAtt
~ 4, t,r. 4 4 .5sii he IN evafy sally.
- ~ -, .rs,ft SOOTHING SYrAr for sore Tareet
"a irrsra.ee Lor4s sne~n, ~ h'saFeas esn 'er'1'
70 .s W - s.sssr a.~ays eaf.. snc can se
..a,sets, 4 delicate GALA wi9s cpnics1e' ai.a
saoccs7.
8 80. Pittsbars, ~.
Iii pyuryeets jan30 dHwiyi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

RICHMOND, Dec. 6-The Finance Com
mittee Of the Convt n,ion. it is taid, agreed
on eight dollars per diem for members, aud
the usual legislative mileage and officers sal
aries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

DwciDsp. seems TO be no ques-
tion but what Goes Cough B,lsam is The
greatest and best Cough preparation extant
in cases Of Group il is unia,ling. Take lit
tie aud Often. ond thc result is sure. i,
should lind home in every household
The proprietnrs assure u, il needs but one
trial to establish its merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Dec IA large furniture manu-.
featuring establishment in Charlesto wn, &C
cupied by Uttley. Gilman 4 Co WAS destroy.
cd by al incendisry fire this morning. Loss
k25 600 mostly insured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

b. Telegraph Telspo, December ..
Flour Quiet
Nheat--lc better s.ies Of white Michigan Of
2.7e amber a, 3 "a. No spring a.
Corn New &c better Old hrmer; .ales 81 old
No a % new gssdsfc.
cats -tHyers and sellers apart sales Of No. l
a. . q soc.
Rve-Qn.et
Dressed Hoss-ts4c bsiser sales at s.250
ssp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
COM M Z RC0AL.
Davenport Market Report.
uvyIos o. Sns DAvaxPoss DsYooaAs.

Davcnport Market Report.
uvrIos o. rnn DAvaxPoss DspocaAs.
December 3, 1887.
FLorR--Chosce family, Wholesale, ts.OO; re-
tail. SAP. BED winter wheat, Wholesale 81.
90; retail. &ll.6o.
.s0@el.e0.
BAR.ns-tl.J9@el.so.
OArs- 5o@62 cents.
RYE-&Io5
yoas-New. soassc. 10 the ssr.
OSioRs-75c.
AArrl.s-A.oo to 500 per Dbl.
refAross.l. oocal.lo
DUvsDa- 500. per n
Eaoe-20c.
CaAxosaRiss.-tll 90 per h.,..,
:. n N 70 S,o q" $1,000 70 tisco; Prsi.
CoA.-Soft. delivered. 30 cent? per bu.b., :
Anthracite. delivered. Iii per ton. '''".'
New York Sssck Naarlxes.
y Telegraph Dsosmb.rs.
Bonds-Coupvss Of 90, 1.o1X; II "a, l.o4x a,
Is, LOIS; s-sos. both series. los; Others, nm.
changed.
Western Union-i3s4
N, 7. Central-l.15 -.
Erie-1s; ex-dividend, a.
Cleveland Tolsdo-l.o4y.
Merchants Union-4Q.
R~ck lslAnd-819.
Illinois Central-1-3s.
Money Unchanged.
Steriing-Unc .arged.
Goid-1..css.
Naflw aulxec Market.
Telegraph. Dec.s.
rIcur-FRm city * s.ssos.sc.
Whsat-kirm l.S0 fsr Ne. I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

BALTIMORE, Dec. S--A Ere occurred
this Afternoon in the rear building OF the
Maltby House. Damage $4,000 to $4,000.
Fully insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

krsmer'- Hair Dye. Natural, Durable Rcaniifal
Beet aud cheapett IN TIL World. Soil by all prus
gists snd County stcfckeercr.. JOHN kKpMkn,
Sole Proprietor. sei ch,sti.nt 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
rIDSs.pDaACOvEleY
Ed X THE MI IK

n mt 70 be classified among the many injurious and
j poisonous preparations which do NOT sccoHpnsh
that they are advertised 10 do.
EOsa' DlHCOvERY
VIII poei,ivry reproduce heavy and natural grown
OF Hair upon those parts OF the head wnef ~, ~ -.
fallen on - Ores ing. also. Y cainoa :, s.,Sn
passed II exquis,ely periumed az ,nuds put =:
ore the public. pc.,oc ~.
Ri TOSS, Esq. - fremont Row ROM. o MA 49,
.'"t a.'ns ILL., ~, irr;pt.vr HyAp " Ham,
when Al commence ment Of the hsc " 'n's
he was entirely bald. p4..e-...A. - =
$3.50 Al, i afrr usirg this discovery, also Cir
t;gss.es Of well Known personr In Eost0s vho arc
ressonnly acquainted with the wcndstfnl Secss q
p,tce n cer bottle For sale ~ Druggi1ts svesy
~ leo1aa. 0eA oetiA1 4W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09

view HpTtA FHarAet.
Fy Telegraph December ..
Sution-luiei: l-ftiI l.2.
Filnr-lss nc better: s.~t1io4o FOR extra ststc
S9Nsti2 " for r. II o.
whea,-s65, better ea'ct; s3' for No. spring
3.oefs-. c. for hite Caiifrrnis
Coru--2@ac selter i.3s &, fs'of mixed western =
the latter being an extreme price: l.sTGi 50 FOL
new
harley -sassc better. 6 for No ..
oats -iSsYc better eossss IN e'ors eSsLsa ahoat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
MIN, the Dru.gi~ts Say.

NtrHs1Ivtrts, q. Aug IL. 1874.
0.nts-I nave been dealing Ia proprietary m-di-
sinr- for the Lac, IL years. ard have never before
foand a preparation ,ii, would esn u your Fam
kaist" II not only -ril- very rapidly, but gives the
moot perfect se,-fa,!on In osery case that has come
~ my knowrdgr.
Ia nv prac,lye yery seldom prescribe patent med
cine. but. having entire confidence In your :" Fam
Killer and Knowing that II po.ees,er vauahle IN d
col proportions. freely use Il In my daily practice
Ils the ,nos standard medicine have for sale and
many families In th- vicinity would as soon think OF
hsnr GU, OF Beef OF Broad without bottle OF Pam
Killer In tho house.
You're very truly, ISAAC a. DoRAN. NJ.
Cr. Benson CO.. OF Charlottesville, Va, write
-Yonr Pain Killer T. decidedly the most popular
proprietary medicine sold 10 this State.
J ~ Mccall NJ d.. Quitman Gz.-i have no
doubt twin always be the great family medicine
Ministers and Public Speakers.
VII are often aai ted with Ihroa. Diseases. VIII
nna a remedy ia
ALIENS LUNG HAI.SAM.
Iosense. ani wafer. s,in-tne- give relief. but
this Bassn. taken few timsr. Will insure cure
viii tie affected Clergy man please test It's nerits'
rr-rx"sIals riitsiciAsr.
DR. Nathaniel Harris for many year. resident Of
u ~
superior 70 all other remedies for Bronchitis. lie
says II have no doubt II viii soon become clsssi-
cal remedial agent f,r the u all discascs Of the
Throat. Bronchi Il Tubc-, and the Lunss
SATH. HARRIS n. y.
Dr. Lloyd. 81 Ohio, surgeon in the army during the
var. nom exposure contracted consumption. lie
sA.- IL have NJ hcstancy In stating that II was by
th- ~ Your Lang Ral-amthat am nov alive aud
enjoying heath" pr Fletcher. Of Missouri. says
II recommend yoar Ba-am in pre- renee 10 any
other IN ii IN, for Cpashs . z ses- .tisicti2a
- The Pnresi sad ~wc~frs' Cod liver ril
n the world manu- aetared Com fresh. healthy liver.
upon the -ca. shore; .tisptrfctls pare AMI sweet.
AK f,r "Hasasd &. Ca-Naii- Cad Liver Oh, mann
etnrod by cAsWLLI. MACK a CO..
Mold Drugyi-ts. fchsdoaw- IN lcweuw
Down anon, the dead men, nre at this
moment thousand. who might have been
alive and We had they u,-d the great life
prescrver. p,sntl inn Blttcrs Let the liz
Ing lay u TO h art they are the best known
remedy for al dfs,eptlo Complaints, stom
nch der in.rmea's, aud ge eral debility.
As DELICIOUS c,r1i, { lmllne With great
ton virtues. th-r eqa.l eanno; DO found.
Delicate Fenaies, Clergyman, Merchants
lawyer, and pc sons Of scdentary hahits
- particularly tA3sa Who are weak and
suffer with mental depression, are greatly
benefited hy thc.e Btters.
MAGNOLIA WArga-A delightful toilet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-09
vLLAxow, Waller CorSYY. Ga. [
jane 2sth, ls66.

Da. JoHN BrLL-Dear Sir: I have recently
gwen your "Worm destroyer several trials
and find il wonderfully eflicscious. Il has not
failed in . single INSTANCE to have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country prac-
tice, and have daily use FOR some article OF the
kind. I'm free 10 confess that know OF no
remedy recommended by the ablest authors ths,
Is so certain aud speedy in its effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you is TO find out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you
Ii can get 1t upon easy terms. | shall use q
great deal of it. | am aware that the use oil
such articles is contrary to the teaching and
practice of great majority Of the regular line OF
NJ D.'s. but zee no Just cause or good sense IN
cient. simply because we may be Ignorant OF its
combination. For my part, ! shall make II q
rule to use all and any means TO alleviate suffer-
ing humanity which may be able TO command :
not hesitsting because some one more ingenious
than my self may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge.
However. am by no means an advocate or SUP
porter Of the thou ands Of worthless nostrums
that Hood the country, that purport to cure u
manner of disease 60 which human flesh is heir.
Please reply soon and inform me OF your best
terms. l am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ. b.