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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01
The democrats in this region vail

The democrats in this region wall
over the Registration law because it dis
franchises rebels. They have no sym
psthy. however, for poor Union soldiers
in Ohio, who have been disrrauchised
by Democratic Legislature. There is
10 the State oil Ohio Soldiers Home, .
with several hundred iumalss from vari.
Gus States in the Union. Some Of them
have been there for years, and all Of
them expect to remain there. They ore
permanent citizens Of the State OF Ohio,
yet the democratic Legislature disrran-
chised these poor soldiers who had lost
arms aud legs 10 the service of the cOun
try. Under Republican rule these poor
fellows voted. Can any Uuion soldier
vote the democratic ticket
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01
GEN. WITCnEn.


Our noble slandard-bearer in this
District, General John S. Witcber. has
been thoroughly csnvns'iug the interior
counties, 10 Conjunction with Hon. John
NJ. Phelps, our candidate for State SEN
atOr. He has had large and attentive
and vel behaved audience at all his OPP
pointments. and has been treated we'll,
except at Boone Court House where
rebel bushwbacker, previous to the
meeting insuited aud abused General
Witcher and tried to provoke him 10
to an assault upon him. so that be might
kill him, which lie declared lie hadfcome
a long ways to do. Finding that Gen.
al Wilcher hal no more intention Of
backing down now, from cOwasdly
bushwhacker than he hal during the
war, the bushwhacker was taken away
by his rebel friends, to prevent his loo.
sing his worthless life, and at Fayelle-
vile. where some drunken rebel soldiers
attempted 10 intimidate him and prevent
his speaking. General Wilcher did
speak however, add gavo these mean.
sinking. dirty. cowarls scoundrcIs and
rebels to understand Tint they could
not scare him. anil if.ihey wanted any
thing from him they could have it. This
had the effect Of quoting them, as they
were loo cowar1ly 10 attack genlle-
man who showed both nerve and pluck.
The trouble was. that General Witch
er in all bis speeches, had overcome
the reports pu; 10 circulation by the
rebel democracy touching his loyalty,
and has proved to the satisfaction OF the
people that he had been lied on and
slnndered BY these vllainous and IN
principlcd coppcrhends and rebels.
Even hero in this county, they have
charged General Wiicher with being in
the rebel army, and have ransacked the
counties of Wayne. Cabell, Booze and
Logan, from one end to the other, to
find some inrcrnA scoundrel 10 swear
lis-lo swear that he saw Witcher in
the Scarey Creek fight, but as yet they
have found no one who is mean and low.
lived enough 10 do SO, although they
have offered large sums of money TO get
such an AFFIDAVIT. What terrible re.
buke this must be to the cowardly ours
ofhigh and low degree" that have thus
slOndered this noble soldier and stead.
fast Unionist. They are the same fei-
lows who growled and barked in his
rear during the time he was at the front
helping TO whip their friends. You may
go on and lie upon. and mispresent and
SANDER General Witcher as much as
you please. You cannot prevent his
election. He will be the next Congress
man from this District. by OF least one
thousand five hundred majority, and all
the Democrats and Rebels this side Of
the lower regions, can't prevent it.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DIFFERENCES,

There are many constitutions so inherently
defective in energy as 20 derive great benefit
from moderate use of pure liquor combined
with such Vegetable medicines and extracts as
enter into the composition of Roback Stomach
Bittcrs, and there arc many situations in which
even the healthiest derive addi!i onal security
from heiroccasional use.
Ifheallhy persons are exposed 10 unusual and
continued exortion in confined air, or under the
heat ofth0 sun, or TO the influence Of depress.
ing watchiulness by travelling, and change Of
diet and water or Presidents of malarious dis.
tricts or the rank river bottoms of the West aud
South there can be no doubt but careful uso
Of RoBACKs STOMACH BIrTgRs with the food
would surely be tho means Of wOrding of act.
ual disease and enabling them to bear up un.
affected where without the Bittes, they would
likely have TO Succumb to disease, They
strengthen, tone, and inyigoralc, aid digestion
aud Increase the appetite
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CATuoLICs OF COLOR,

"The Catholics are laboring among
the freed men in Baltimore. In their
schools and churches white and black
sit together, The priest openly declare
Ihe doctrine that God makes no dislinc.
ton, and the Church cannot"
Commenting on the sbove paragraph
the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph, the
leading organ of the Catholic Church in
the West, which is edited by Very Rev.
Edward Purcell, brother ofthe Most
Rev. Archbishop Purcell. says;
The above is from the las. number OF
the Presbyterian Witness When was
the writer ofthat item born-whcrs has
lie livodl He must have been taxing
Rip YanWinkIe snoose for some eighteen
hundred years, The Catholic Church
has always done this, Blacks and whites
study and recte and eat side By side at
the College of the Propaganda, Rome.
There are now seventeen negroes being
educated for priests in one institution in
Naples. Last year negro student car
red of the highest prizo at the Propa-
ganda, Rome, The same equality pre-
walls 10 her churches throughout the
word
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

competent pnd patriotic President, who
is willing asA able to crush rebellion 10
his hand. on the one side, and on tn.
other Bictslor who, il he be not himself
worse than Mexican brigand, will be
the weak and contemplate accomplish
Of Revolution and Civil War. 1t is be
tween Grant, who says the laws must be
repealed in lawful way, and Seymour,
who says that laws may be nnlliried aud
trampIed uudor foot il the Democracy
don't like them.
Is there any difficulty in such choicel
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West Virginia
GlLLEEHI

THE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
/ TON will begin September LIST, 1865
The scope of the College, beside PREPAR.
AT0RY DEPARTMENT., embraces full and
thorough Courses Of Instruction in MEthemat.
les, Ancen, aud Modern Languages, PhiloS-
ophy, General Literature, the Sciences, Agri,
culture and Military Tactics.
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from : $50 to IT'S per anuum.
In respect To health, beautiful scenery and
favorable moral surroundings, the place is IN
surpassed.
ALFX. MARTIN, D. D., President, and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F. s. Lyon. A, NJ Vice President, Profess.
or Of English Literature, and Principal Prepa'
tory Department,
Col j. R. WEAVER, A. II Professor Of
Mathematics and OF Military Tactics.
S. e. SrEvESs, A NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Of Natural Sciences.
Henry W. HARMAS, D, D.. Professor OF An
Client and Modern Languages and Literature.
OLIVER W. MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant in the
Preparatory Department.
GEo NJ HAGANs, Esq, Superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings
HuGu W Brock, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physl'
olgy and Hygiene.
Hon. JouS a. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
and Constitutional Law.
ALEX. MARTY.
AfoaGGXrowS, West Va. loot lily.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

The Democratic whisky ring" has
by Just estimate, sWindled the Govern
meut out of $500, 100000. But for the
men who are SO bitterly ussailing the Re-
publican party for debt growing ont Of
their own treason, the national deb
would be full three hundred millions OIL
'dsllsts Iess than tits 10 day, aud the
people would be saving eighteen millions
Of'dOllurs annually, for which they now
have to DO taxed to pay the interes, on
that sum, of which they and The Gov
erumsnt are robbed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

The Union people of tho good loyal
county Of MononsOlia will have Grand
Mass Meeting in Morganown on Thurs
day tho 9th of October to which the poo,
pie Of West Virginia and Western Penn.
sylVania ore cordially invited to attend.
Hon, John A. Bingham, OF Ohio Hon.
John S,Carljle, Cows. Piorpoint, Stanton,
and BOromau, and Hon, W. Il. Wiley
will address the people on tho occasion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01
FROM MASON CITY.

!uf. Edtt0r:
Ia looking over the Mason County
journal noticed a card 10 reference 10
the Democratic Rebel pow WOW held
here on the 18Th inst, in which, as usu.
al, the writer wholly aud malciously
misrepresents an incident which occur.
red during Bill Tomliusou's speech, in
which he referred TO the Siorer College
in this State. We ask the people to get
the paper and read il, The facts arc
these, Tomlinson was trying to create
the Impression that this College was q
State Institution, gotten up by the Leg
ishture fthe State, aad that it was the
only institution Of learning in the State,
and that if the peop!a wished 10 educate
their sons and daughters, they would
be compelled to send them to this insti.
tuition, with rgroes, ana that tire tax
payers had TO bear the burden. And
oil that Mr.. Myers did was simply to
state to gentleman sitting by him, that
TomIinson was misrepresenung the facts
in the case, and jeff Davis man Jump
ed 10 his feet and bawled out that Myers
says it is lie, &c. Well we assert IN
CquivOcalIy that TomIiLson did and does
most Wilfully misrepresent this whole Of.
lair, and when Mr. Myers attempted an
explanation Of the matter, this Demo
cratic mob rampant with treason cried
him down But what can We expect
from lying newspaper and lying stump
orators. The truth is not to be found
written upon their brain. All moral
honesty and reCtiiule of principle is lost.
Now then, the laCto are these, and we
refer YOU to the Act. See The Acts Of
1862 page LOG Some sixteen men, us
private individuals, all members of the
Baptist Church, conceived tho idea OIL
establishing an institution of this kind
in Jefferson county 10 this State, and
consequently drew up their charter and
presented it to the Legislature for It's
consent, tha! it might become law for
the government Of the institution; and
the Legislature simply granted them the
charter as they had been requested 10
do; and the beauty OF the whole matter
is, every Democrat in the Legislature but
one, voted for it, aud that one was no.
Mr.. TomIinsOn. Now we ask the hon.
est, rejecting people of this county, what
do you think Of q man who will so base
.IY misregresent the truth, as this very
TOmlinson is doing, and yet asking
you to give him on otlics, which above
all others, should BIZ filled by an honest
mani
The truth is, il that mob had given
Mr, Myers the chance, he would soon so
have demolished Tomlinsou, as no did
in Hartford City, short time artor, that
he would hardly have been worth pick.
ing up, MASON.
-a-a=7 aaaHr=a--
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A soldier says that during the war he
had "hurd tack" but now he has "hard
taxeS''-Dem. Paper.
The democratic rebellion gave him
both. A soldier in Point Pleasant sOyH
III the taxes are hard he cannot trust dem
ocrats to soften them, that because in
the softening process they always make
them twice as hard
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Masonic.

AT, 4 A, NJ. CLIFTON I,orqr. U D.
u OCULAR communications, Thursday night
III on or preceding the full of the moon, at its
temporary Hall at WoSt Columbia All Mas
ter MasOns in good and regular standing,
within the limits Of its jurisdiction are invited
to attend and become members,
oct l-6W.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

Our Democratic neighbor soys that the
prospect oil his party is encouraging in
every section Of the country We sup.
pcsO he bad not heard from Vermont and
Maine. May be he don't regard them os
sections of the country. They belong 10
the New ENGLAND States.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

War SrsoULAR--That the Democrats
have mol yet charged the Republicans
with having produced tho earthquake in
Ecu AhefieS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

Vote for Grant, Stevenson, Wi,ohcr,
Phelps, and the whole State and county
ticket
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In Arbuckle Township, Mason county, West
Va, July 18th, 1865, Walter Newman, aged
lS5 years.
He was member of the NJ Z. Church IS
) ears. In the latter part of his life. his faith
in God was strong. Although he suffered
much, his end was peace. May God grant
that all his children may so live as to meet
him in Heaven. NJ. L. RNd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01
COME ONE! COME ALL!

and give one more day 10 the service of your
country, for which you have riskcd so much,
and victory shall be ours, and the rebel foe
shall be defeated at the ballot box as he has
been at the bayonet point.
The citizens Of Putnam, Kanawha, Jackson,
and Cabell counties, West Va, and our Union
friends oil Gallia and Meigs counti5, Ohio, are
cordially invited TO be present.
Bring your Music and your Banners, your
Cannon, and your Flags and your Notices.
1J'The ladies are especially invited to be
present. BY order Of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

FOR CONGRESS Sd DISTRICT,
Col. john 5. Witcher,
OF LINCOLN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

FOR SENATOR 7TH DISTRICT,
Capt. John NJ. Phelps,
OF MASON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01
FOR PRESIDENT.
GENERAL q. S. GRANT.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
HON. SCHUYLAR C0LFAY,
OF INDIANA.

FOR JUDGE 7TH CIRCUIT
Hon. James w. HOgc,
OF PUTNAM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
new IoaG.

Nsw YoRK, Jaly s.-Ths wsrld says
Indications at uidnight last night we're tnae
the Democratic Convsstion vill nos make
any nooina4ien to-dav.
The Tsibsse ssys: Il 70 rsPsstsd tAAe
Ohase sndesoss the Dsoeeeeste Dsoaeeos
s.I n. ra,.e Mi 81 started b ne0iaoaioa
by The Dsuossatie Oonsentieo. :.
A eresd Masssie pissie Ise ~ esnes'
Of 10 echool and ssy1sm q Havana. N. T..
took place at Jones' Weeds ysstsrday.
Entertainments were given By German
and American clubs yesterday Afternoon q
LYON Park to delegates Of the Democratic
Convention, but that bsdy remaining in
session till night the expected guests
could not attend.
Syracuse, July e.-At the Rspublican
State Convsosion two o. three complimsn-
tarv ballots have been taken. and, beyond
doubt, Horace Greeley will b nominated
and will accept.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July e.-Andrsw II. Shomaf,
. drug clerk in the employ Of Rliss I Sharp,
committed suicide Monday evening. By tax.
ing acetate of opium.
Michael Lane was yesterday ssntsaesd
to twelve years in the psuitsntisry for ths
murder Of Richard LApin.
Richard Godfrey. . pietsrs psdlas, died
Monday evening from The sfssts Of sun.
stroke.
There were los deaths for the well
ending July 4th.
There will b three races q Dextse Pssl
this sftsrnooa. First, hurdle rsse, tvl
miles, eight hurdles. entrance go, e60t
additional sdded. There ere 1 entries. Tha
second raes 10 for Dexter Park Jsskey
Club prise Of $4,000, fsur mile hsaAs, oil
ages. There are four entries. The third
race 10 for consolidated pure Of e750. fol
beaten horses. There are 13 entries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, July SENATOR Hsndsr.
son and wife returned yesterday.
The Senate committee Of investigation
into the charges OF bribery and corruption
in connection with impeachment will prob
ably hold their first meeting to-day.
At cancus OF Republican Senators yen.
tsrday morning it was generally agreed
that funding DILL should Be perfected and
passed before adjournment, and majority
Of the Senators resigned themselves to the
idea Of remaining here until the let Of
August.
Letters from Senator Grimes reports
him - slowly improving.
The foreign relation committee agreed -
report against the confirmation Of Collects
Smythe ~ Minister to Austria.
Gen. Howard has initiated measures for
IN early discsnsinusnes Of he Frssdmen's
Bureau in South Carolina.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

Mr.. Morrill,, from the Committee on Han
uIactures, reported bill TO modify. the
warehouse system. and made speech IN
support of the measure. The bill was re-
ferred 70 the Ways and Means Committee
The Alaska bill was taken up in Com
tee of the Whole and debated until quar-
ter before six, when the COMMITTEES rose.
Mr.. Boutwell,, from the Commissec on
Reconstruction, reported 9 bill 20 tsiseve
certain persons from p0i'tscal oisso'''"ss
Ordered printed and recommittec.
Adiourred.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
s0uTN CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, July S.-Gsn. Canhy has
Issued an order rsstoring civil rule in Nsrth
Carolina whom the President shall have
proclaimed . ratification Of the censtitu.
tienal amssdmsnt, and the functions 81
military officers are then to cease. The
prisoners In custody under charges Of
violating Ssosos1uctien sets are = Be
discharged, and those for other offences
will be turned over v The civil officers.
CoLunBus, July s.-0ev. orr's Lest
message was sent to the Legislature TO-
day.
The constitutional amendment was adept
Cd by the Senate to-day, Eve only votine
10 the negative.
Gov. Scott will probably b insuguratsd
to morrow.
The chief contest for the Ssnatership In
this district 10 between A. g. Maeksy,
Collector Of Charleston, and +. A. Sawyer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

ton to Hendricks. Tenn. dropped Johasep.
and gave Psndietcn st Hendricks Al.
The 10th ballot, Penn, voted solid for
Hancock. Great Cheers Hancock 7es /;
Pendletou 1924 Psrker7; johnson 81 !;
Doolittls IL; Hcncricks e2t.
The roll was called for the 10th ballot -
Arkansas changed votes from Psndleton
to Hancock Georgia gave q for Psndleton
and 81 for the man who. when the war was
over. laid his sword on the altar Of civil
Law great chseringl Louisiana changed 70
Hancock, and Mississippi did the same
chssr l-Aississipp gave Hancsck 2 addi-
tional to ito presiding vote. Maryland gave
him 81 Of her votes. Each vete for Has
cock vas greeted With chssrs. The result
was announced Hancock, 1881; Pepdls-
ten, 1914 Parker, 2; Johnsea, s.; Deo-
little, ~; Hssdrieks, 5o&.
The Kentucky delsgatisn retired for con.
sultatiou.
Ms. seymour resumed the chair.
Michigan moved recess until o'clock.
Lest.
New York asked leave 10 retire fer con-
sultation.
The Chair announced that - Kentucky,
Illinois and New York desired to retire for
consultation, business would be suspended
until their return.
Objection being made, the Chair said al
lowance must be made for the exhaustion
of the Secretaries, and therefore announced
ten minutes recess.
It was the wide spread opinion that Han
cock would be nominated on the next bal
lot.
On the nth billot Alabama led of
votes for Hancock. Cheers.
Arkansas followed with 8 for Hancock ;
The Connecticut gave him 3, Kansas Min
nesota ., New Hampshire 5, West Virginia
/.
Mr.. Richardson announced the vets Of
IIhnois-Pendlston 81, Andrew John
son3, Hendricks Z. Before Kentucky
| and Missouri came in TO vote
M. Alden, Of New Yesk, said the Con.
vsntion he'd reached point when careful
| conference and consultAtien between dele
eatss b important, and he moved IN I'd.
| iousnmeut = ssoo - pending ballot should
10 deeidsd vallApdighsm accorded tAs
melton to adjosrnnso /; series o. ses ue
yss, yes +" vote on adjsasnmsnt va d.
masdsd by The States, but The rell call VA
| suspsndsd until the 18th ballot sheald b
elsssd Kentucky came with hvs for Han
oock, I've for Pssdlston the result 81 said
ballet was announced theo: Hancock
1874 [Chssrs] Pssdlston, 7o} Parker
z; johnson, 8 Deelittls, IL; Hsndrick
20; Chase, Hs6man, 3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, July Marx Grayson, . Pc
destrian, left here to day. to walk to Oms.
ha. making 60 Democratic speeches on the
way. The trip is to consume AZ days. He
carries flag marked Democracy" A
largs crowd followed him to the suhnrhs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
COM M e RCIAL.


OsTcn or 1an DAvsNPoRf Dns. cpAY.
July I'd, 1858.
FLeua--Wholesals.t lo 40; retail, ri. 90.
WnsAs-No. |, el.7o, for very choice 0alens
and | 81 class club.
BAALsr-No quotations.
OArs-65c
RYR-None in the market.
OoaH-74c.
Onions None in the market.
PsfAfons-75c.
Burssa-20e. per b.
E0os-l5c.
hAY-0ood Timothy &lo. oo0Sll,ee per ten,
Prairie %. Dogs 90 per ton,
CoAl-Soh-l60l7 cents Per busAsl, from
wagons.
AHr.aAnrs-At yard els. 90 per ten. DE-
livsred 1ls.0o per ton.
WeeD-oso oOo7 90. per Cerd,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
NOTICE.

DR I0HTHlLL,0 trsatnsnt for tAe sass u
The abeve named diseases, b reduced 70 such
staAs Of sinplisisy and perfection shss but -
visit 10 necessary, - the rsmediss can b used
d homo without amp pain aud without any inter
ruption TO the patisnts avocatiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
Care Of Deafasss.
LErrIR FROM
REV. A. BRIGGS
or ROCK ISLAND.

or ROCK ISLAND.
Rocs IsLAnp, ILL.,, June rs. 1858.
On. LIoafmLL Dear Sir-Gratituds - you
and desire 10 benefit others has indeed NJ 70
make the following statement:
Fer the last four Or 6vs years have had
partial dsafssss in my lsft ear, aad this. dufing
The last nine months has increased % rapidly
aad 10 such - sxtsat that could scarcely hear
q I'll With II. and having dsring tho time used
many remedies with NO essential Of permanent
benefit, soon began to think that should soon
lose the use Of that organ altogether.
But ritter seeing an announcement of your OF.
6cial visit to this city, and conversing with one
whose deafness Of long standing you hal. - he
informed me; entirely removed, decided to
consult yos, and il, after IN examination you
thought you could restore my hearing. to SUBJ
init 10 an operation. Accordingly l called at
your rooms yesterday. and am happy 70 say that
in less than half hour. by . skillfu and pain
less operation with suitable instruments. you
rs,tored my hearing completely, and trust
permanently.
Accept, my dear sir. the assurance Of my best
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper.
ity. A. Bkluue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
CARD FROM
Mr.. J. Z. FLEMING,

Telegraph Opssster. Rsek Island, lilissis.
This IL 70 esrtifo thst have bssn deaf In ny
left ear for Ten years or more, end during that
time hsvs used greet number Of remedies with
NJ apparent relief, asd thrssgh eas paanlsss
treatment BY DR.. Lighthill, wss restored in.
simultaneously - perfect Asasiag.
J.E. FLEMING.
Rock Island. Jane 70, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
rre~ =. =. willileer. Of this city.

From j, y. Wllllleor, u this city.
This may certify that Dr.. Lighthiil opsrassd
upon ne for the cure Of Dsafssss, with the bsst
Of success. wss deaf in ny left sar for several
ysars. eaa now hear whispering. distinctly.
The spsrasisa was entirely painlsss.
J.O. WILLlKEA.
Cornss u Third and Cedar stfeets.
West Davenport.