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DIED.

JOHNSON On "Wednesday, tho 10th Instant
EDwARD uOgRALygs, infant son Of EDWARD ana
Mary & johnson, aged months aud edAys.
The friends Of tue family are respectfully lnylHu
to attend the funeral from the RESIDENCE u the
parents, No. 49, Twelfth street, betwseq II street
and New York avenue, to-day Friday) AZ
tRic6mond county, N. =, papers will please
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

NEW YoRx, Sept 1.-THE workingvomen
employed In the newspaper and book estab-
lishnents, met At the once Of the Revolution
to-day, and organized = sseisty for the ele-
walton End smslioration OF women. Mrs.
Anns Torbctt was elected presidsnt, and Miss
Il. O. Brown, secretary, and Miss Julis Brown,
treasurer.
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TTLS".-I"ToN &oNDAY.-Those who claim
TO be well !LfoFncd upon tie subject, now say
IL t there may be expected at least u quorum
In the HALL of Congress on Monday next, but
that no business Of u legislative character will
be trtuntctCI; Tat the two Houses will ad.
iOura to meet IN October, and that the strong
probability 10 that no legislation will be had
uuUl December. All this IL, in our judgment,
coulcctures, but we give 1t because 1t comes
10 u from reliable Sources.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

The uraB from Maine Is cheering, and sim
more cheering. A dispatch from Boston,
dated september Il, says that returns havo
been received from 3ij towns IN Maine. These
arc mostly otlelal, and show that the total
vote those towns WAS 12l 200. Gov. Chamber.
laiu's majority thus far Is 2l,2 over Pillsbuty,
which largely exceeds the cstiml'cs Of the
state committee. In many Of the smaller
towns the Republican vote was UNEXPECTEDLY
increased. There are about one hundred small
places yet to hear from, which may bring the
total vote up 10 l27, 900, and give Chamberlain
a majority of between $4,000 and 5000.
a dispatch from Augusta, of the same date,
says returns from 2It towns show Republic
can majority Of 2l,ll4. The balance will in.
crease this majority probably l,GO0 more.
The m9iurltlcs In the Congressional districts
GtaGl about as foliOwl: First district, John
Lynch, lrc-clectcd) 2,2oOi Second, Samuel p
Morrill, 5c]o; Third, Jas. q. Blaine, ire
Clcctcd,J j,oJJ; Fourth, John a. Peters, ire
/ clcc'oID $500; Tnh, EuGcae Hale, 5000
! Total .Jor.tics, 1900.
The Legislature Will stand; Senate, Rcpub.
| lieanF, %, Democratic. House, Republicans
! lie; Democrats, IS. JointbSllot, Republicans
| l45i Democrats, u.
! In ISIS II stood: Senate, Republicans, q
| Democrats, s. House, Republicans, los; Dem
ocrats A.. Joint ballot, Republicans, l3l
DCmocrat8, 81,
The aggregate vote will probably roach 100,
900, II not moro, against 10000 last yelE
which will be the largest vote ever east Il
the state.
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NICHOLS-RODEY. On Tuesday afternoon. at
1 n'cIoCk, AT tho residence of @. X. Thompson, by
he Eev. A. polmead, J. HARVEY NICHOLS. Esa.,
u Chey enuc, Wyoming, to Miss BALLB RoBEr' VI
this city.
BApEN-rOrET.- Also, at tho. same time, BY
the same, Jos. BADRs, Eso., OF Prince Georps
county, Md., to Miss EDwARpBSA RoDEr, OF thla
city No cards
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18
WASHINGTON, o. c.,
Chartered by pesisI Act ofCongross,
Approved JuIy ~, 1858.
CASH CAPITOL or 0SI MILLION DOLLARS.
OFRICEnA

JAY COOKE, Chairman Iilsnes and Executive
HENRY D. COOK, washinstos, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PHEf. Philadelphia, Secretary and
u. S. TtREER, Washington, AssI,tsnt Secretary.
FRANCIs0. SIXTH, n. D. Medical Direstpr.
J. EWING BkARs. n. d. Assistant Medical Di-
rector.
The advantage, OHaroi bv this Company ars-
It National Company, chartered by special
< pail up capital ofG, p.uo.
II offers low rates Of prsuIium.
ItfuTnsbeR larger iusuraGo Ii AZ 0tlsT comp
for the same money.
1t Is definite and certain In Its terms.
i II = home company ln sverJ locality.
Its policies sTV exempt frVm attach meat.
There are ne unnecessary rcstTcIOaa IL the pei
ieies.
Every policy Il non .fcr'citahle.
Policies may he taken which pry to the insured
their full amount and return oil the premiums, so
thattha Insurance so.u only tie decrease on tho
annual payments.
Policies will be issued that will pay to the In.
sursd during life AZ animal VI tenth the
amount Gamed 70 ne IolieJ, 80. u,u-,
Of females
II inEuTes NOT TO ,eeure dividsnds But ~ 90 low
q cost that dividend will be Impossible
A LOCAL A0kkr Is WAITED IN AVERY
COUNTY, aud applications from competent par
tss for such agsnsss, with suitable iAdorsamRnts,
| should he Addres,sd 10 IN. Company General
| Agents only IN their resTesty W districts.
| Circulars, HSmphlsts, and full particulars given
| on application al tho Onco u tho COMPANY in this
| city.
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let Is SEE nEIEPLY how much that Demo.
cratic victory in Maine over which tho Inirlli-
qcEen' and Express row so Justify amounts to
The Republican candidate for Governor Is
elected by at least 2l,ooo majority. Every
member Of Conrrcss IL Republican, neither Of
whom has Ices than 2,'lJ majority. The SEN
ate IS kcpub!Ican, a.i the lower House is
seven eigLths Republican. Al! the counties
In the state the same way. CaN you this a
Democratic victory II 30, give US more OF
| them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

GaTUEUlrG or THE "B IL BrUrm r..
PHILinrrHIh .-Grcat efforts are being made,
AMI the Indications are that q grand national
rc'icw Of the "DOys in Blue" on the LIST and
81 Of October, will be the largest gathering o!
the veterans .! the war siLcc the great re-
view ~ Washington. AL the War Governor
are announced to be present, together with
the present loyal Governors. The SOl4iert'
and SaiIoIs' National Executive Committee
axe IN receipt Of letters ron representatives.
OF tho solGlers aud sailors from all sections Of
tic Cuua'ry, plc!Hav their presence. a hun
drpd thousand torches are expected to be In
procession. The "Boys" intend TO make this,
their E:st 2 nera. campaign agOInst the enemy
who hang In their re ar, final one.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-18

HrhIru 90 ET-pH.:-IUaNr PiEB, Tho
-.,,' 81 .trGsf I'3M 80 ',a,.. gu! l,t'FiG
an! that hc Is now rapidly improving. This
Wal prove AZ immense relief to his admirers
But lew men at the North have such hold
upon the affections Aua confidence Of our poO-
PIE. Tie SHAFT that lays His manly form Ia
N" lUst will deprive the South Of one Of her
truCFt, modest and most consistent friends -
'iHr'lh0E Courier.
The Courier says truly when II calls Mr..
Pierce the friend Of the South. lie WAS so
when he gave tho moral force of his admins
tration for the repeal of the Missouri com.
pre- mise lie was go all through the rebellion.
He 10 now.
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Personal
Watches and JeWelry.


II JEWKLNl.
IL. o. 1000, No Us PsOg-yl'. MIA ayenuc,
dr.rC- g. Gold I'D 1et Watches, D.AIONDS,
Due God EwELGI. o,lid suve,. Ware, Spec
gcIe,, ogerA G,'',cs' ""Gk"t Gad rshle Cutlery,
eVory, vare'y - S1ycI-pl.tcd Ware. Se., at !ho
Nrry lOWesL prLEcs. helI
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B.Po8@ the NAME ELECTION thc Demo.
cratic papers b0astCi and Dragged anil mtdG
cpnrdeut predictions that they would reduce
the Republican majority of las. ycaE to very
low Grure
Tie B5.'Da C52 ststcI, few lay, before
the n.rctiou, tina. the "Rli,'ll5" OF Maine
were "vCrv much alarmed" and that the
Democrats hope 10 Oblige them 10 take n lorrr
8 II than has been their custom for tho last
tH.cc or rcur years" On the contrary II will
, be seen hy our returns that the Maine Repuhli-
cans Have taken \ considerable higher seat
than last year where everything !stlluLrlous
I AMI serene.
Tic New :, TX rsgr,s3, few days ago, re-
fos1gto ,ac Nsqu'L.1nm.or.ty Ct ne: yc..,
sud.
Inc ,.li,a,."g. election w,il reduce tais
to: @:,-fSth ~Allc to'rrodt'st" ' "
-. . D.. .. 40 worth wDiic-'ho EIn.'
.',,.: b lvc III less IT, IN - al, 20 d
o"n ,."I'. E,,NLc-c il pTc1ic'- Hat ia,
Niue U,mocItts VIII gain largely, "a'.,
srI..y d. rctso.s.tie pcol lie in tins respect
To- . .,c ,-., il! satisfied llIccHg.a' .
E,p4.ayang.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH!C NEWS.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.


THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
RAIL LOGIC ES
ENGLAND and AMERICA
A Cunard Steamer Burned at Sea
The Crew ana Passengers Saved
REVENUE CASE POSTPONED
Arrests for Burning Government Property
TORKINGwOMhS's CONVENTION
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A Cunard Steamer Burned at Sea
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SAVANNAH, Sept. lT.-Jchn Z. Hayes, edi.
tor of tho RsYubliedn, of this city, died ysster.
day.
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ATTENTION ENTH

~ WARD RETUBLICkEs The members d
the Republican club " III meet 81 Hyson's Hall, L
street, between .grsgd half and sixth streets.
arrangements n attend Mass hestirg on Tuesday
scpls.lt President
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ENGLAND and AMERICA
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REVENUE CASE POSTPONED

The Crew and Passengers Saved
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sY CLUB or THEF1FTn WARD will hold
iheir next meeting FRI DAY, September l9. ls6:.
At o'clock y. IN. Al the house known as tho
wa-hiu yton House. on North Capitol street, b9-
tween north and north streets, Capitol Hi,
where all persons who are friendly to that cause
JAMES TAYLOR,
bepls.lt Secretary Of the Fifth Ward Club.
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Arrests for Burning Government Property
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RAIL APOLOGIES
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For Sale or Rent.

JNOE EESr -ONE LAEGE STORE, lIx7O, AND
L four desirable o6ees, on Second floor, newly
finished.
Fol particulars inquire Of l.. c, PARKE 4 Co,
Plumber. and Gas Filters go NiuIh street, bet
Penusy lvanis avenue and street. seps-t
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L " nov. CNuINTUTnV NlWuI FWUFIttl '.OlIht,
,i,ua.t usar .'ateut sdd Post Ohcesi loa good
tenant " u I've rented reasonable. Apply At No.
81 lou SiaiA avenue, ueat corucr of Sixth .,fcet,
Of n. II. MILLER, Attorney at Law. su25
UTRAPPISG PAPER EuR SALE.
IugulrC at lie Rooms o 10 Young Mehs Chris.
tiNn Association. bp27-n
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THE LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS
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Suicide of Confederate Colonel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

\ Ploaslng 1llaslon Dlspo1le I
The New York Tmss makes the follow
ing truthful remarks:
President Johnson, The other cay, com
plimsntsd the typographsrs who address
cd him, With the COED natursd and tsite re-
mark that The Prssidsnsy 10 - open to the
working men in this country - any ssAsr
order Of men. This general fashion Of
speaking is, after oil, fallacy. No work
ing man ever reaches high ofiee here or
anywhere else. 1t was not . tailor that
got into the chair Of the President in tn
| person Of Andrew johnson. It was the
clever lawyer, the active politician. the
governor Of . sovereign State, the loud
voice Of the land heard above the roar
Of the cannon. 1t is always SO. No mere
mechanic worker, however good and wor
thy. need try for the presidency unless
no first wins distinction in the courtroom,
the caucus or the camp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAH. NEWS.

Il is easy enough 10 raise the devil but
he's hard crop to reap.
No epidemies are anticipated this year.
There are twenty three Catholic church
- in Cincinnati.
James Gordon Bennett, jr.. is again 10
editorial charge Of the Herald.
A love that is not reciproeated-a nsu-
ralgic affection.
Cry Of the urchin in . sugar hogshesd-
"Oh, for . thousand tongues"
Spectacles are oil the rage among fash
ionable ladies Of the east.
Goal By tbs boat load sslls 81 fourteen
eeals bushel il Louisville.
A li1,.beat q pspise maehs b The lsesee
novelty in San Fssssless.
Among tbs 10000 psfsous buried in
Greenwood there are but seven centena-
rians.
Diamonds (, che amount Of go, ooo. 900
are owned BY private persons in New York.
White silk parasols with feather trim
mings are the latest novelty in fashion.
Religious wars are among the horrors
forstold for tho next three years.
| Reverdy johnson will not 20 to England
till the Senate adjeurns. lie 10 ~ years
old.
The Jewish temple Emanuel, Of New
York, will cost over Q million.
It is nov announced from Wsshingten
that the tar on whisky will b hxsd at 90
cents.
The Wedding dress OF the daughter Of
the Queen Of Spain Vas all lace and pearls.
and she rode 10 church in tortoise she'll
coach.
Every man Who plants shade tree 10
Worcester, Mass, 10 paid one dollar BY che
municipality.
St. Marie. the informsr against Surratt, ID
in Washington elsoosing for bic hire.
OF eighty seven steamships. which leavs
New York for European ports. but two ere
owned in America.
Il won't do to stir up Q men when he 10
thiukins. say mere tkan u Will pan 81
milk when the cream 10 riaiaG.
BUGS. beetles AID humming birds are the
latsss fashion 10 trimmings Tor evening
dresses.
Some American experts ore hunting for
| petroleum In Australia.
The Revelation estimates that 500. DOC
. wesk 10 spent on the social evil In New
York.
The ssppliss fos The destitute Osstan1
win probably lasvss sss.Crsts nearer shsa
Boston.
An edition Of the "Pilesia's Pssgsssl
has been published 10 England, which d
sold for . psany.
A Chicago publisher announces "boek
Of boasts" bat lacking . csstsin eongrsse
ional biography, II 10 iaeonplsss.
Prentice thinks the votasies Of misesgsn-
alton ought to Do great artists they IN.
dsrstand mixing colors.
The now directory for Cincinnati con.
taips ak thousand mere names than that oil
last year.
N. s. Welsh has been chosen United
States Senator from Florida.
The highest inhabited place on the globe
il the pest house Of Ancamareo. In Peru
which is nearly sixteen thousand feet above
the sea.
An immense bed Of solid salt, said to b
ave hundred feet thick, and extending No
one knows how far, has been discovered in
the immediate nsishborhood Of Berlin.
ASt. Louis paper says The Germans Of
Missouri don't take kindly TO Grant Their
idol Of . military hero Was Fremont. lie
made point Of promoting German officers.
Grant never did. Hence the Germans Of
st. Louis refuse to ratify Grants nomina-
| tion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District Of Iowa
in.thc matter Of Harrison Robinson. Banke upt.
To the creditors of said Harrison Robinson, and
all other persons interested.
CNlRH: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- that . petition has been filed in ssid Court
by Harrison Robinson. Of the city Of Cedar
Rapids. in the county Of Linn. state Of lows,
10 said District, duly declared Bankrupt under
the Act 81 Congress Of March I'd, 1887, entitled
An Get to establish uniform system Of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United 0tates, for . dis
charge, and certificate thereof. from oil his
debts, and other claims provsble under said Act
and that the 18th day of July. A. d. 1858, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. n. OF said day. 10 assigned
for the nearing Of the Same, before the said
Court, At Chambers, At Ottumws, lowe, when
aud where you may attend and show cause, II
any yon have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
You are hereby further notiSed that Cd Sd
meetings of the creditors Of the said Harrison
Robinson. for the purposes provided in the 9Th
18th sections Of the Act Of Congress 0! March "a,
1857 viii be held on the sth day Of July ls6s, q
the hour OF ten o clock A. NJ. Of said day. before
Hon. NJ. N. Price, Register. AT his Office. No
West Second Street. III the city Of Davenport
Scout County, State OF lows.
jelr-d3w-wed II. X. LOVE, Clerk.
SrrwAuv l. Apu.reoSc Att'ys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

10 4 SCIENTIFIC COMPOUyO
TO fall. When used In eennecti0n with HAoE's MAN
psARs lavsn Putis, 10 svrs cure for Rheus1atisD
NeufaleiA e9esofHa Yevss Sores. talt Aheun. Ursve
Pilss Chil6lains, Cors Eyes. Cots, Dsrns Dfuisse,
and ill diseases Of the Shin Whensvss thsis y
pain and innannation eithsfln the Lunss, Stomach
or Bowels, apply plaster Of Pags'e Asnic OIL I'D
innsdiate rslisf viii ~ givsn For
OCrOGalo Ooreo.
Il Aas % parallel: Il having complstsly sradicate1
this horrible disease afteT every Olhes rsDedy had
been ueed In vain. Any psesua making : trial Of Il
Who may not b. sat1sfed Wifh the ree4, can return
the same add the purchase money viii be refunded.
Il can BE- had 1t The Drnggsts for Is and 80 cents
box and II manufactured only by j. j. PAgE, 0ene-
~, n r., 70 whom all ordsfs shoald b. Addressed.
AK for Pare Afuica OIL and take NO other.
SURNHAMS 1 VAN SCHAACk.
Avents Chicago III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

frHES4 BlrrERs ARE PREPARRDIN PURE
L Bourbon Whisky, from . combination OF over
wenty different kinda OF roots. bAsks and herbs
which act In perfect concert wsh the other pre-
pared from the original formula given by the yYeat
chief, Red Jaeket,t Dr. Chaplin who usen the N sue
eessfuly II his practice Tor many ycars, and by their
use gained 30 great popularity In the trestme ns
and curs for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Con.tipa-
ton. Sieh and Nervous Headache. Fever aud Ague,
and AL diseases arising from torpid liver and indi
gesfion. Persons suffering frsm either Of these
lesthsome diseases will nnd cure by the use q
thess Dttsss. which perfectly pure and free from
all those drugs and poisons usually put mp in such
preparations. and palmsd on an unsuspcetuR
public. single trial will convince the most skepfl
cal that In ths RED JACKET there u q virtue that
no Other Bitters poasess.
They stsengthen and invigorate the system.
They are uneQuAllep for general debility.
Thcy are . cure for Dyspep6e,
They give good and hsalshy appetite.
Thes purify the breath and sc,dity Of the stomach
They cufc Diarrhna and Cholera Nosbus.
They are a a1tdote - change 81 watsr aAd diet.
They are the best stimulant In existancs.
They are 3 plovsuive Of Fever and Aguo.
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTgR0 aFo only
old in quar- tbottss. mover By the gallon, Quart -
pint.
See that oar private Government stanpis sabre-
ken over each ecrk.
Sold By all druggists and dealers throughout Ne
country.
Gail Tor Red jacket. and take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application.
BENNETT PlRTERs CO.. Propsietors.
o. and 80 Michigan Avenue. CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
In Bankruptcy.

Ia the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa
In ths matter oflngle BARKER, BANKRUPT.
To the Creditors Of said Ingls Barker and al Other
persons Interested.
airs: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
y Petition has bcen died In said Court by Ingis
Barker. Of Davenport, In said District. duly do
earcd BANKRUPT under the Act Of Congress. Of
March 2. 1857, entitled "An Act 10 establish uni
fern sys,em Of Bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted states FOR discharge land certificate thereof
from eli his debts. and other claims provable un-
der said Act, and that the 18th day OF July.
1879. at the hour OF O'Clock A. OF said day. 10
signed for the hearing OF the before the said
Court. At Chambers. At Ottumwa, Iowa. when and
where you may attend and show canse, Il any ,ou
have. why the prayer OF aid petition should not
he granted.
You are hereby fartScr notified that the second
and third meeting of the creditors 81 the sad
Inge Barker, will be held on the Sth dny 81 July,
A. u. isss, At the hour Of ten o'clock A.
NJ. Of enid day. before the Hon. n. n. Price,
Register In Bankruptcy, At his once, No West
secoad Street: in the City OF Davenport. Scott
County, State of Iowa, when and where yOu can
transact any business OF the second and third meet
ngs OF creditors provided In sections 9th ssth Of
the said Act OF Congress. II. K. LOVE, Clesk.
STEWART AansraoSG. Attorney. ieo-d3t we'd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

Are ina ie strong by the use Of either Of sthese
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAS-
MUS. without fail.
Thousands OF certificates have accumulated in
he hands ofthc proprietor, but space will allow
Of the publication Of but q few Those. IL will be
observed, are men Of note and Of such standing
that they must be believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
- r n FL r ".


And feeling the hand OF time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant Ills will ind
IN the uss of these BlTrERS, or the TONIC. an
elixir that will install new life into their veins.
restore in measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful days. bnild up their shrunken
forms. and give health aud Shappinsss to- their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24

MOLLOWAY'S
AekNlCA
KDl a 6TERA

The Original and only true Arnica Plasters pos
sessing the great healing properties
of the Arnira Flowers
The curative effects Of these Pasters In all eascs Of
pain or weakness IN tho breast side or back aud In
all cases Of Inflammation OF The Lungs, and Cough,
fhysicans prescribe them, and thousands recon-
Acnd Thorn. OBssRvR -HoLLow Av's are the Original
and only true ArnieA Piastsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-24
Bulls Sarsaparilla'
A Good Reason for tho Captains
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS Letter AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

LITTER FROM HIS AOTHEk.
Benton Barracks, No., April %, 1855,
DR, JoHS BuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the Of
Hciency of your aarsaparilla, and the healing
and beneficial qualities 1t possesses. ! send you
the following statement Of my ease:
! was wounded about two years ago-was to
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month, -
Being moved 30 often that my wounds have not
l healed yet. have not sat up . moment since
WAS wounded ! am shot through the hips
NV general health is impaired, and need some
| thing TO assist nature, / have moro faith In
| your Sarsaparilln than in any thing else.
wish that that is genuine. Please e1press me-
| half dozen bottles and obligs
Carr. y. p. JosysoS. st. Louis. No.
P. S.-Ths following was written April %
| 1855. by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
Da, BuLL-Dsar Sir: Ny husband, DR.. U. 8.
johnson, was skillful surgeon and ply stefan IN
Central New York. where he died, leaving TIL
/ above y, p. johnson 10 my care. At thirteen
years of age he had . chronic diarrhsa and
scrofula. for which gave him Jour Sarsaparil
| Il, II crnnD HIN. have for ten vsars recon
mendsd IL to many in Central New York. Ohis
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores and genera
| debility, Perfect success has attendedm HI
cures effected In some eoses Of scrcfua and fevsi
sores we're almost miraculous, am very anI
ious for my son TO again have recourse to youI
Sassaparilla, He Is feai full Of getting aspurioui
article, hence HE writing 10 you for il, Hi
wounds ere terrible, but believe he Will reeov
| q. Respectfully.
Jomnls Jouxsox