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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

The Apache lndians arc stirring up Il
mnss in Arizona. Their attacks are
chiefly made on the cattle herds and
hcrdrrs. The settlers have taken up
arms in self Defence and Gen. ChrtLcn.
den has ordered the cavalry to pursue
the Indians.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

KILLED by HoRsE.--Wc learn
that, on Saturday last, Mr.. VIM. f..
Garrett, residing in this District, ncar
the Grccnville border, was killed by
his horse, under The following circum
stances Mr.. Garrett was riding
alone in his neighborhood, when his
horse becoming unr,lly, ho dismount-
cd to punish him. The horse imme-
diatcly seized with his teeth tho arm
and hand of Mr.. g., mangling thcm
in dreadful manner. Mr.. Garrett,
in tue struggle. managed to entanglc
tho halter about the saping in such a
manner as to expose only ono arm to
the attack of the horse, Mr.. G.. hold
holding on with tho othor. In this
condition, he was found by neigh
Dor, who was unable to rescue him un.
til others were brought to his assist
ance. Mr.. Garrett died from the ef
fccts of his injuries on Sunday, the day
following -LoWensvt2b HoraW.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-13

Chester, Bethany, Pleasant Grove, S
Dunnamon Mount Prospect, A Russell
Ehcnczcr, Mcdaniel; Gold Mines, II
Strond; Barber's, do; Archcr's, J Jackson,
Sioncy C W II Parker.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
gEFCfaL NOTICES.
ID r.. j a nj 81 &.

loRNEufY or JAMES Lock HoSPIrAL.'
L Eew Or,taus La, Established 10 1850 sid for
theiast - yeas located In Ctic=yo--'he moet sue
ccssfl Specss- Of the ae In he treatment OF ell
disearss OF private natass--can be c,nateatialy
consae At hl- odee auu rooms 81 % aAspoigH ST.
consfss ar DssssosS sr~rrr. of srAms. upon the
treatment OF Chronic, Mercnriai, Syphiltic. Blood
and skin Diseases and ALI Disorders of Contagious
Eenereai Character which he cures uiifaui the use
of M rcary ioIds OF otasea, a-senic or airy poison,
bat with h. Nnrrs sLrzra positive cure for all hu-
ulorr and blood poi@oBs.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. s1ch a. Seminal Weak.
ness Nocturnal aud Dirrnai Emissions. bro1eht on BY
Inherited causirg loss OF memory, confusion, de-
preston dimaess Of vision, and often tmee Insane
~ with a dcpioraole train Of other symptoms
t,es.ea and radically cured by ar infaiable method
ssyirg time and ex-nse. All Diseases peculiar TO
the sexual organs. OF private character. radically
ard permanently c1fci.
old diseases OF the sfet horrible Glass; where the
b,ood hss become poisc ned-proda cing blotches on
the face small waiey olisters aims tn the head and
liberated throat and nose. serce Oh the limbs
and body, crofula-togeiher With An endless mum.
BET Of rings- efectuaily and permanently cared
Da. JAMEs IL recommended by the press Of he
country. by professors OF medical colleges and by
the medical profession generally. Those afflicted
should apply TO him and be cured at once.
DE-. JAMS can be committed, conGdenrally, by let
ter q. Drawer g. Chicago. enclosing etar1p for
return answer: at his Office parora, 81 q We Ran.
d0lph street. corner OF Dearnhorn stPeet, from A.
n TO Up. y. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits, 80 that patients never come in
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
Ju.t published, by Dr. Jamee, two pamphlets, on
sealed envelopes TO aay address. receipt Of tea
cents. or three red postage stanps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
sPEClAL NOTICES.
Wit all thsse afflicted vth Cough OF Consara rti1n
read the fol- Wing, and lsarn the value of
Allen = Lung Balsarn !
What tho noct,,,e

w nat the doctors say.
Amo. woolls. IL. D.. Of Ko-elrsco cssnty. Ind.
LrSs BAtsaS cxteusiveiy In nv practice and /
satisfied there is no better medicine for lang dsea-
ess In use."
lie &C Il. Dorsn, N. D., Of Logan Co., O.. says.
'AtiEss lrSo BAsAx not only cells rapidly. but
gives perfect satisfaction in every csc within
knowledge. Having conf ience In 1t. and knowing
~ use i IN my daily pr ctlce. aud with rnhoundca
success - nm expectcrsnt, It IL mort certainly far
ahead Of any preparation have ever yet known"
Nathaniel Hsrrie. N. ID of Middiebury, Vt, says.
'fhave doubt II Will soon become classical rem
edial agent for the cure of al diseases OF the hreat
Bronchial Tubes and the Lungs."
DIR. Lloyd. OF Ohio, surgeon in the army during
thu wal. from exposure contracted consurnpsior.-
lie says: II have hest aacy iu saying thai 81 was
and enjeviag health" aA
DIR. Fletcher, Of Missouri, ssys: al recemnend
your balsam In preference TO any other medicine of
Coughs. and II gives satisfaction" ~,
ALLsS's LusC BAIsAn 10 the remedy 70 care AZ
Lung and Throat dnieoities. II shouid Dc tno,onsn
~ tested before using a,y other bAsm VII ears
bottle.
saii, Ohio For sale BY all Drngyit-. oc2s-dSwom
-Th~ Tape Worm 10 ono of the
vosr c.rrL ASH EFIgsIitss r>rNIEs or MIN, Arp
ooeasio>s nmE sosr pIsrEsi-Iso SYMPTOMS. dull
pain In the forehead giddiness alternate palencts
and flashing OF the face: paiencss OF the iips enact
aiou slterasie loss and excess Of appetite era
wings OF particular articles OF food offensive breath
swelling OF the abdomen depression OF Spirits and
nery ous irtitability, are the leading symptoms.
Now, why not. / view OF this dangerous enc my
make use of q remedy which many years Of exper
fence proved to be safe and certain rslasdy
b. A. Fahne.t ock's vermifuge IL used accord ng to
the directions accompanying each bottle, VIII no
fall to eradicate the destroyer.
Crest caution mast be used By every purchaser te
be his own judge in scnse. and 10 examine ever
pottie he buys Of it. The simple name OF FAnSr-
srocx Is not sufficient. he must lsok ,lesely and
carefully to see that the initiate are Ii. A. FAnxs
crock, and be satisfied with nothing else. II IL FOL
| sale by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

The majority for Grant in California
less than 500.
Thurlsw Weed 10 reported = Be - cheer
fui as tom cit on pump handle.
rhad. Stevens ghos. says it is glad im-
parchment didn't succeed. Repentance
Gomez rather late in this case.
Tho word Radical comes from tho Lat.
In word "radix"-mesnins a root. The root
intended 10 probably dead bsc..
Occasional" in . recent letter. ssvs. in
italics: Fraudulent rot,ng in aay Quarter
Is hese forth to b c,asssd emsag the crimes
70 Be pvsishsd by the sscersst penalsies."-
Its we'll that thess "ssvsrsst penalties" vii,
NOT apply e. the naturalization frauds Of
1856. OF Occasional" might .possibiy fee
less disposed to make boast in that direc.
tion.
The proposition TO raise the presidential
salary 10 100000 is now = subject Of much
discossisn. II done 70 give Gen. Grant the
ssos0t q the increase, il must Be- carried
through he nsxs session Of eoagrsse. - the
es0stitstisa provides that the ealarv e the
Prsstdsnt "shall not BE- increased or dimin.
isAed during the period for which he shall
have been elected"
Al Of The Republican Newspapers in ii.
Esstsrn, States. and many II them in the
States, ere preaching fos . speedy return to
spscis-paymests ; and the extent Of this
dsmand eaunst bat greatly influence Con.
grsss. "Resums such payments immedi.
assly inn diassly." say they. They are
backed By The bsndheldsrs' cry that the
people have indsrssd il. Hsw the people
have isdoessd. it 10 shswa 10 the feet that
~ the late De0esratie otate Ooaventioss
appceee1 psadletoa's 0oauoial views, and
49, - ~ Rspuelieaa olass Cenveatiens
aasss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
- - i-% ~
4 i 4 4
La Kue's Ainbasier Cream
TUE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS cos,
METlC IN TEE NORI.Q, ~

La kue's Af0basie or Cream
Tue MOST BEAUTlFuL AND HARMLESS cos
MKTiC IN TIE WORLD!
II viii not lAjurs the most Delicase Skin
Its presence the face cannot be defcctcds IL can
be removed only b. washing; sind whom renewed
will leave thu ekn softer smoother and whittier than
before RI sradicaics svcry discoorsticn fsce
whether caused BY exposure to tn wether. OF BY die
essf. and hestOwr n1un all fhs-er the
RADIANT cOMPLEXIoN OF THE YOUTH.
single ,risl proves All these statements.
And tho entire saftg with which It can b used,
makes it, euccess complete.
IL Ask for La Ruc'e.--ee that the name Of La
a. the top 81 the front label Sold by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH . FLINT; r,s si
&c. Wells 3 Co.. NewsYosk: Gee. Z. Goodwin
4 Co.. Boston. Mas... Wholesale Agents.
d I a Il II II G "A.
nysentery, summsr Complaint, CseIera Ne
bus, FISK, Childrsn's Teething, aud shs Gfeat
Preventive Of Asia.ic Cholera.
MAGUIRES BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
cf which is soread broadcast throughout the coun-
try is undoubtedly superior to any rsaedy ever o.
fcrsd TO the public for the eonpiaints for which II IL
Intended. We have IN our possession ssetimoaials
furnished voluntarily by Col Long, late Chief rope-
sfsphicd Engineer Buesas At washinstsn. Gen.
r. nsgi T.ss +. and :Asri Of
dian Aiaeeeaary: also. oscn Of tie Nav, surgeons
HOepiA stewards, Con4esnaen q nssfty every
Ss.sssa S. nj - 90 css. sas dSs1 s
army Chapl.ans ana OsAess toeapnse0nst Smentiep.
LissSiss 49, s,eu. mr. g II Pres. most II
tsad e any one ssqussting M prliese its valuable
medicinal qualities In the terma. No other
medicine has sch nMldaticns. J. c. MA
a. urriste ana 1edt1lno doolere evePyvhere =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
THE Here Of tho Mexican W1r.)
olmmlTT'S COUGH BALSaM

For the relief ANA permanent cure Of CSlds and
Coughs, Group, Whoop;ng Cough, asthma He Al se-
neee. Catarrh and Corsu ptien in ito Arst staces -
This 10 meet admissible preparation 4. we KIN ~
fvO0 our ncxperieuce, II q rapidly supofceQtiipr
% 60 Per bottle. and ons bottle being Almost al
ways spllclent 10 cure the worst cold patti vthin
the reaeA efall TO obtain IL.
sss-- Ricuxcsp, No., Aue. q. ISIS.
II. Durnnr. EeQ.--St. LonfA. -Dsaf 6jr: have
used several bottles Of yO1r CousA Bslsa0 10th
beforo n0oved from 81. Louis and eines. and
cacoua Remedy Tor Ceids ever csed, " 81, b srs
aln0ot nsutaueOus In divine eaae 81 Qutet to the
lunRo. Yea nsS m he vhateve: uee 10 choose 81
thie Tor he fac4e ere etrleesy tr6e. N -
Very Respss.fully, your obsdient eervant,
ALEX. ". DONtfiIAN.
II trade supplied ~ Richasdeon D Co., Whole.
eols Dsuegiete 7os Msia seost. o. By the RrupSsc-
toee, u. 0immstt = Bro, chr. sth and Olive etspet
q. Ioufe. No. octx7 az
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
Children's Lives saved f,r SO
CensH.ss

Thousands OF ChlIren die annually OF Cro1p.-
Now, Mothers. If yen weuld sps md so cents. ana al
ways have bottle OF DR.. Tobias Ncnt tian Iini-
meat In the House, you never need fear los your
little one when at acke ! with this complaint 1t il
now q years .ince have put mp my LinreIt, ard
never heard of a chill dying Of Group when my
Lnmcnt was used. but hundreds OF cures hav.
been reported to me-. and many state If 1t was $40
per bottle they would not be without X. Besides
which II isa certa cure for Cuts. Burns. Head
ache, renthsche. Sore Throsf. weliings. Mumps,
Cole. Diarrhea. D.sentery, spasus Old sores and
Pains Ia the llmbs, Back aud Chest. No one once
tries II VINO Il ever without It. II 10 warranted per-
fcctly safc TO take internally. Full directions with
every bottle. Sold by the Druggists and Storekeep-
ers throughout the United sstcs Depot 10 Park
2 Nexz Y41rk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
MlSNLER'S BITTERS

Are truly medicinal preparation and are offered
to the public solely their curative virtues; be
those Btters guaranteed to cure all cases Of
FEVER AND A9uE, Is9nxrrvsnr and BiLL,ors
FEvERs! CHOLERA. Cholera Morbus. Cramps,
Cole. Diarrhoea, Dyssntsry and all affections Of
the Kidneys
Mishler's Green Label Bitters.
Cures screfula. ocfofula. Secondary and Tertiary
nypeilis. white Swelling Or Necrosis. Old Running
Sores ana Ulcers, ln1amitory RAepnatisu. ana the
WOrst forms Of Skin Disesses.
Mishler's Red Label Bittsrs,
cuses diseases pscaliar TO females: Amenor.
fhns, Nsrnsnorrhra, Aen0frhayia, Womb Diseas.
%, Chlsrosis or Green Sickness, Leuchorrhaeis
or Whites, and falling OF the Womb
~ 3. HARTMAN 3 co. Propr,etors. Lancaster,
"a. For sale By alifsape eta BILE Dfugaists- Wee
tern Laboratory ani Wholesale Depot No l. Cue.
ton Honse Place. CHICAGO. ALEX. PATTON.
Manager.
H1pSsnd for Circular asd learn the ingredients Of
the only truly AsGestsd Bitters ever offered 10 the
public april2e diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Mollatx Life Pills and Phrnix Bittrrs.

icsl men, clergymen, philnrthropists, all acknowl
edge they are performing wonderful effects In cases
ofphyscal weakness. billions secretions. dyspepsA,
loss ofappeiitc. diseases fths liver and ssn Moi
fate Life Pills the best Cahartic and Blood puri
fer offered 10 the public. They cleanse the system
from all mpurity and never gripe the bowels. Sold
by AL Errg sisss.
CLiEAy.
"A plain. statement ofifacts inherited screfus.
aud many OF relations have died OF It. In 1899
KY vas frigh;!nl. Tumors ard ulcers spread.
until in 1sie, under the advice OF my physicians
went 10 Avon Springs. received no benefit tried
every medicine and did every hing could had 10
rest my arm on cushion, and had not been abb. to
rai'c il TO nay head in over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Ampn.a-
ton was recommended; but pronounced dangerous.
could not sleep, and my -uasrlngs ntolerabe.
friend brought me en- Eugish physician. who ap-
piled save with which he said he had accomplish.
d extraordinary cures in the hospitals In England
Il commenced TO relievc:l persisted in its uss II
finally effected perfect and entire cure. Ills now
isis. II 10 i've years snce had tho appearance offs
scrofnlou. sore, and my health has been good ever
since Iprocarsd tie receipt OF this Wonderful art-
Gle -tsis blessing OF humanity and have called II
"PAsEs CLtxAx sALvE." and ALLOW the public to she
II or net they choose. This is brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular.
Geneva, New York, Dec. 1913 J. n. FACE.
NEw Yonx, Oct. Is, 1868.
IL have known J. n. Page. Esq, of 0cnevs. n. r.,
fer many years. lie 10 one Of the fret ctisens Of
Western New York. saw him last week In good
health. HIS case was . most remark able one, but
actually true in every p'f''nl, pss ssI.n sdAxxss
We have watched the unaided bat srcwinx favor Of
"PAsE's CLIMAX SALyB," and availiAg ovr1elves Of
the knowledge OF its wonderful curative powers,
have become prOpriet0fs 0f the sane.
1t is sure cure fer Burns. ecalds. 6erofnia, Salt
Rhesm, Fever sorss, Broken Breasts. Frost Btss.
Chilblains. Stises. Druipes. Cuts, sweiFnge, &C
whether upon nan or seast. II iubevss pain and
Inflammation with surprising celebrity, and heah
burns without scar. Nofamily should b without
II. Il always wanted, ana 10 always ready. We
viii forfeit dozen boxes for Any single failure. We
believe there wss never anything like II in the world
1t lie put up in tin boxes with the naae pages Gil.
max Save" stamped on the bottom Of the box
Mono other e genuine. sold by dealers In Med!-
eines evervwhsre. Try It. Price only 70 cents.
WHITE nOWLAND. Proprctors, 50 Liberty
Street, New Yoek. dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Frank NTil1er,s Leather Freser.
ard shoes.
Frank rzilier's Prepared Rlar.
nere OF Blsckinc, FOR Oiling narneeses Carrfose
Tepe. Ge.ready for use, with directionsiur usinel
FraDk Miiler's Polish oil Ellack.
ins. For sale generally IN U. 3. and canadas.
Frank Miller Il Co.. ia 20 Cedarst
new York. Fold bv H.B. EVANS ACr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
,
NATIONAL TRUST go.
Ofthe CT J OF New York. No $50 Drosdway,
apital. ONE MlLu.QllN Dol "A m.

CHARTERED By THE STATS.
Darius r. Mangam. President. James Merrill. Sec
Rotary receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST ON all daily Balances, 90 hject 10
Check At Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Biz
Months, or mole, may be m ade Al i've per cent
The Capital OZONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided
among 500 Share holdeis, comprising many gem
tlemen oflarge wealth and financial experience. who
also personally liable to dspostors for all abli-
CATIONS OF the Company to double the amount Of
their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives deposits in large or small amounts,
and perInie them to be drawn AZ q whole or In part
by CHEEK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE.,
allowing interest on all daily balances. parties
throughout the country can keep accounts in ths
Institution with special advantages OF security con.
enience and praft ie2o dHvem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

ORIcIS or raE woRS "lNrsassf. The
word interest vas 6rst used in an Act Of
Parliament Of James the Frat, in 1898,
wherein It was made TO eighty lawful in.
crease By wy Of compensation for the use
o. money lent; the rate fixed YES 60 Tor
the use 81 floo for aysar, In place Of usurv
st $40 before taken. TIE Osenmohwsalth
!evssed tss rate . e u leSo, sad 10 IRIS
= wss rsdaesd - Is. Tha restsaise Aas.
ins esen isaad psejsliei6l " seans,ce. Il
80 essauys sensssd In 1egl. r !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Newly Married Couple sufsocn-
aed bv ssaa-Thc Wife bend
The Husband In n Pre- cari az g
ondfeien.
FROM tie Bisssviii, tlli.l Piaindssier. isth.
Wednesday mernins, Nov 1i,h, Hr.
Peter Shes, OF Gresnville, left his home
with Miss Helen Grill h, Boyer. shout IL
years OF sg., daughter OF Mr.. { G. Bower,
Of Cresnyille, aud Galesburg. where they
were married the lme evening. After they
we're married they went TO the American
Esuse and toek loi. iugs for the night, IN
tending 10 rs.urn home Thursday evening.
Thursd.y evening they vent to the rail
road depot, but arrived too late 10 take the
traj,. ana rstracsd their steps to the Ao,ei,
who're they were assigned tns same room
tha. they had previously occupied, No 20.
IN retiring for tie night Mr.. Shea turned
the gas low, leaving small fame burning.
About ten o'clock, at tho suggestion Of his
wife. he get up and turned it oil; but in
doing 20 Mr.. Shea thinks he must have ac-
eidsntxlly turned it on again. In the morn
Ing they we're missed 1T the brsakfAss Ia
bic, and the chambsrmaid ioeksd through
the ksy hole and saw Mr.. Shess feet hang
in, over the side Of the bed, and noticed
that bath parties were breathing heavily.
She reported her observations to the land
lady, who, We are intor med, took no notice
Of tie matter. Singular ~ it may seem. no
attempt was made to invcs, gate the sub
jsct until one s'clcck, when, thew not APP
pearing at the dinner table, the door was
forced open and the room discovered TO DO
full Of rss, and Mr.. Shea and his wife IN a
state Of inscnsibili.r. Mr.. Shea recossred
his c,nsciousne, - sb ,ut six o'clock, but his
wife did not recover sufficiently 10 rscos-
nzs any ono, and ex airsd at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, Sunday. Mr.. Shes's left side was com
ple,sly paralizsd, but he has the power Of
speech. His recovery IL pronounced BY
9 ply sicians to BE- impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, upon lsarning Of
this terrible calamity. proceeded TO Gass
burg At once, and did oil that WAS in their
power TO help the sufferers.
Nrs. Shea WAS buried on Monday, 1t 4
o'clock P. NJ. the funsral taking place a
the Methodist Episcopal church ~ Hazel
DELL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

BuFFALo, Feb. II, 2s77.
Msssrs. A. W. Fox 4 CO.-Srs: have care
fully investigated your process Of making Vim
egar, and have also subjected to chemical anal
ysis several samples which tsok from casks in
your establishment. This process insurcs the
production Of uniformly goo !. wholesome and
agreeable vinegar. fad it free from ad uitsra-
tion OF mineral acids or other deleterisus sub.
stances and entirely suitable for family use.
Yours, &c. GHO HADLEY.
The attention Of the trade in general il re-
specially called TO tn. above article which can
be found for sale by all the princ,yal wholesale
Grocers in
CHICAGO.
The article - warranted to be pure Cider Vim
egar. and up to godernment standard
1na1ire Tor A. w. FOX K cos Celebrated
BUFFALO CIDER VINEGAR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

over one hundred thousand applicants
for office un Ter Grant have already appear.
Cd. and I'VE are coming, Father Abraham.
three hundred IN, usird more"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

Pure blood mskes us we'll. bAa blood makes ~
sick vapors from poorly digssted food IN the blood
make them grow or repair their waste. Organs
made With greater Or lesser proportion OF sueh
materials cannot be sound. 1.-THE bad c0udition OF
blood continues but for few days weeks the
body will be ont o. sorts and IL it continues, the
whole Of the bedy will In time be renewed With I'M
eliue-popularly called a cor 0pt.op.
New Brandrett1 Pine penetrate the whole mass
OF blosd, causing the expulsion OF impurities Inc
body feels relieved from single dose-whA thch
may be expected from twenty! By containing their
use the whole ofihs blood in time becomes purified.
and the body reconstrr cted from good material the
decline STOPPED, and . new lease of life secured
Trncipsl office FHanpRviss Hor.r, New York.
Sod by all druggists.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and
Errly Manhood, with the humane view OF treat
m snt and crrp cen. nv mail OF chaygr. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r. Philadc-
phis. Pa Gsept23 dGw3m
Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and SEXUAL
Diseases.-A Physiological View OF Mari
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tanning nearly loo pa.ee and lso fnc Plates and En-
craving. Of the Anntorry of the Human Orgsns In .
ate Of lie slth aud Disease. an Treatise on early
Errura. its Derlorable Consequence upon Mind and
Body, with the authors plan Of trc atnentthe only
rational and enccessinl mode OF eure as shown by
the report ofcases treated truthful adviser TO the
married and those con templating marriage who en-
teftan doubts ofther physical condition. Sent free
ofposare TO any address receipt OF 20 cents, in
stamps or postal currency, by addressing DIR. La
| CROiX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. y. Y. The
author NAV I've consulted upon any OF ths diseases
upon which his book treaie, either personally or BY
mail and medicines sent TO any part sfthe world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25
MISHLER'S HERB BlTTERS

viii positively CURB ALL DISEASES Ar,s.xg
from discrdere' state Of the Blood. stomach or
Kidneys. These Btters ara not to bec.scd with tho
varioas pleasant preparations sold at Vars and
other places under tho name OF Cordials, Bit,ers.
Nertars Ae herause =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-25

The Cnlversa1 Clothes VVrlo9er.
Wra kownLs Inpaovrp Dot siH GBAs cannot be
surpassed or esualed BY any other wrineer for In.
rability. till the expiration Of the patent for the
stop GEAR" or fastsninn above tho coss, which
prevents them from entirely separating.
Any sensible person can unperstsnd that cog.
wheel wrisger having cses. whether q one or both
ends ofthe ioll which csn play apart and ~ ost Of
gear when alargs article 10 passed thrsuso 10 con-
PARATIvHLY WORTHLESS, ~ The eoss are then
Of no Aid when most needed.
The UnvHAAI wHSsss wss awarded the oe,d
Medal st he Great Now England Fair. teok the arst
Premium At the National Fair ct Washington. also
at the state Pairs Of EVERY Noarsrrr srArp. and 4
u oncy wringsr which ever took Arss premium q
tAs Fair Of The American Instltute.
Ito sale tnow over 5000 wringe) il greater than
Of al other wringsrs combined. Its very durable
and every UKNsHsAL wnSGEH 70 wAKsASrsp
supply always ksps ready for shipment Il Clcvs-
land, Chicago. 81. Lsais. Louisvills and New o.
leans. Sold BY dealers generally.
Il. 9. BROWNING. Cen. Agent.
70 CORTLAND St. New York