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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
LANCASTER HOUSE,

Corner ef Main aud spring StreFts)
Lancaster, Wis.
C JEHIEL HYDE PROPRIETOR
u.vinr BOUGHT the above House and re tilted and
furnished IT, prepared to give every attention to
the accommodation OF guests and will provide good
table aud clean beds. good hostier always on hand
lQ-Sms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

For the first time in ten years
Palmyra, n. 7 at its recent charter
lection, went Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

slrIt is said that farm labor is
worth from 81 to So per month in
Virginia. and S6 in the Carolinas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

s@The amount of gold in the
treasury on the 18th was S104, 900.
900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
SUMNER.
FALL.

Duchess 0ldenburg
Autumn Strawberry .......... ..............
- Lawi ence
Plumbs ...............
Drat Or..... .......................... ~ ..... 8
tAil se.............'.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
w. r. ATKINSON,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
MT HOPE. WIS.
Notarics l)ublif,
JESSE BROOKS,

META RY PUBLIC.
Agent for War Claims and Bountes. Land Conveyen-
cor will prepare and acknowledge Deeds and Other legal
papers Real and Persona. Estate Agent All sorts Of
blanks kept on hand for any business.
Collections promptly made aud paid. Revenue
stamps always on hand
TAFTON. WIS at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

w Wool 10 California is 9 to IL
cents per pound in gold
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25
w. B. CLARK,
NOTARY PUBLIC

Deeds and other land conveyances drawn and ac-
knowledged Prompt sttention given to the prepare
zion If Mortgages. Bonds and all legal instruments
PATCH GROVE WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-25

that what the Legislature may not do
directly, it cannot delegate to infe-
rior bodies hence, the laws which
are being constantly enacted to au-
thorize towns, cities aud counties 10
vote taxes in aid of railroad enterpri,
ses, or for ally other project foreign
to Legitimate purposes OF govern
ment, are in violation of natural right
aud unjust and tyrannical in execu-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
Conrerning Skating "A Curaaln
Lecs are 40 Mrs. Mark Twain.

"Oh, go to sleep you old foel "
Mr.. Twain, | am surprised and grsved
to
Don't interrupt me- | tell you it's alb
surd-you learn to skate! You II be want.
lag to play fairy in the Black Crook next.
tell you skating - an accomplishment,
suited only 20 youth and symmetry OF face
aud figure Nothing is ., charming a. 10
see beautiful girl, in the coquettish cos
tnms Of the Kinks. with cheeks ROSY with
excrticn and eyes beaming with excitement.
Stunning the ice like a bird, and swcopinr
down upon group Of gentlemen aud pre-
anding she can't stop herself, and landing
IN the arms of the very young man her
father don't allow her TO know and dart
ing away again and falling on her head and
exposing berself-exposing herself to re-
marks about her carelessness. madam
hold your tonsue-and always taking care
to fall when that young man is close by to
pick her up. IL is charming They look
pretty and interesting. too, when they are
just learning-whcn they stand still for n
long time in one place, and then start one
foot cinge]y, and ie rnakes a break for the
other side of the pond and leaves the bal
ance oil the girl SPRAYING on this side! But
you-you look fat and awkard and dismal
enough at ANY time: and when you are on
skates you waddle off 40 stuffy and stupid
ana ungainly rs hui zard that's had half
horse for dinner. won't have it. Madame.
Ana you set under little precarious Read
way and then put your feet together and
dF''t s'ong, stopping your head and shout.
ders and holding your arms out like Won
expected church was going to fall on You
u sggravates the life out Of mel And
tuesday, when | was ass enough to pst on
skates my self, and kicked the irsh Giants
eye out the first dash, and lit on nv head
and cracked the ice SO that Il looked like
the sun With al its rays had dror.
ped out where | struck, and thev f3ned rns
nloety-two dollars for running thu mans
pond, Was terrified with the conviction
that had gone through to The inside Of the
world because l saw the parallels of latitude
glimmering all round me; and What "a. n
but you in your awkwardness, fetching over
me with your FILTERS on, You've got 70
discard those things. ! can't stand the pew.
rent, and won't"
Mr.. Twain, am surp--"
Hold your clat,sr. tel, you, you shan't
"ring odium upon the family by your dis
s'ass.ul attempts to skate, SPRAYING around
~. !eos big feet, like . COW blowing her
~ aown hill il slippery weather. Nav
' "'''das b. 20 hsady about display.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
Rodgers, Of Sheffield.

From Harper's Magazine foI March.
1t rouses sense OF mystical beauty 10
the mind to pass at once from the making
Of armor plates to tho manufactures of
Rodgers, whore one sees held in tiny scale
twelve pairs of perfect scissors, weighing
all together, exactly . half grain They
can be picked up. toe, by machinery, and
made to cut. Need say who is Rodgers I
Evsry school boy who ever "swopped" .
knife know that any knife TINT bore on it
Rodgers, Cutter to Her Majesty" was
equal in value to any two That bore not
that magical inscription. (Thc last of the
name in the firm has just died Sheffield
has hardly another sight so fascinating as
these show rooms. Here is little feathery
steel flower, whose petals are blades; and
there knife whose handle Of carven ivory
Is a foot long, which holds whole set Of
surgici instruments, and ninety i've blades
adorned with American Niews-a knife
made for the Exhibition Of 1861 at .
cost of 4966. The most curious knife,
perhaps, was one containing 1867 blades
q new one being added every year. The
handle is already foot and half high
Through the influence OF Mr. Abbott. our
SobSus, WY, Win uoHity
the onerous duties Of his post, has won
general esteem by bis courtesy and intelli-
gcnce. was enabled to converse with the
very intelligent supervisor Of this establish
ment upon the subject Of his American
trade. lie said they now made but few Of
the Congress knives since their contracs
for them with the United States ceased
He showed me fine silver knife,
the most expensive pocket knife made.
The market for it." he said, lis almost ex-
clusively American; they will have the
best Of everything There was . large
number of bowis-knives. once sold exclu
sivsly in America, but the business had be
come very dull, and | willingly hoped they
are accommodating on his hands. The great
est demand for them had been at the time
Of the war IN Texas, and the early CAlifor
MAN migration and gold fever. II had been
somewhat resuscitated just as the late civil
war was breaking out; but since the sup
preston Of the rebellion the demand had
almost ceased, aud it was probable tina,
bowie-knives would soon sEpear only in
museums by the side OF flint and bronze
Weapons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.
ScorT COUNTY,
In the Distric. Court Of Scott County,
State Of Iowa:
By virtue OF special execution issued from
tt office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Scott County, tate OF Iowa, in favor Of
Bravley 4 Pitts and agains. X. P. Walker,
ruary Goth, 1865. and TO the directed, CON-
msnding nc that Of the goods, chat
tells, stock or interest in any COM
papy, debts due, property in the
hands Of third persons, lands and tens-
ments (which are not exempt by law from
sxecution) of the said Il. p Walker,
B. Z. Walker and NJ. g. Walker, l
make or cause TO be made the sum
Of -Four Hundred and Three e2-l00 dol
lars, with interest and costs, levied
upon the following described Personal
Property in the County OF Scott and
State Of Iowa, viz: One Buffalo Pitts
threshing machine No. 3,l04, and one
horse power belong with the same. No. q
3e9, and one Get Of trucks for said machine,
and one straw stacker and all the appurte-
nances belou ging to said threshing ma
chine.
And hereby give public notice that |
shall offer for sale 1t public cutlery. Al
STEMS farm near Blue Grass, being or the
north half Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton 80, township 70 range 2 east Of 9Th P. M.
County of Scott and State Of lows, on
Monday, the Soth day OF March, 1868, be-
tween the hours Of . O'clock A. M. and 4
clock p. N. Of said day, sale TO commences
1t the hour Of 2 o'clock P. NJ, Of said day,
and will sell I, the highest and best bid
der therefor, in cash, the above described
property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy he
above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this I'd day Of March, 1858.
GUSTAvUS SCHNITGER,
mars Sheriff Of Scott Oouutys Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

ing those feet Of yours II you knew what
occurred when took your shoes down 70
get mcnded.'
What wasiss Tell me what II Was
tell me What II Was this minute. Just
know it's one Of your lies.
"Oh. don't mind it amt Of any conse-
auence--go to sleep
.But il is Of consequence. You've got
10 tell me; you shan't aggravaie me 10 this
way; won't 60 TO sleep until you tell me
what !, was
ooh it wasn't any thing"
"Mr. Twain, | know better. You're just
doing this 10 drive me to distraction. What
did that shoemaker say about my shoe
What did he do, Quick r
well, if you must know, he-he- he
however. it's Of no consequence"
MIR. Twain"
swell, he-he took it and gazed upon II
. long tine in silence. and put bis handksr-
chief 10 his eyes and burst into tears
why you bora fool Twain, are you 60
ing stark, staring crazy :"
HE just stood there and wept IS If his
hsass would break. poor devil ! There. now,
let's 60 to sleep"
"Slsep. you lunat:ci Ill never close my
eyes till know what that idiot way crying
about-snd you won't either, l can tell you
that. Come I"
"Oh il don't natter
"Mr. Twain, il you say that again, say
I'll make you sorry for IL; what was that
numbskull crying about''
"Weii, he-he-"
"W-e-il, he. Out with it Do you want
me to-to-Twain. Ill snatch them pet
fringes Off till the side Of your head is as
bald as the top Of it,"
"Well, he-poor fellow .-ho said, he do
ted on his grsndmother-fairly dotted on
her. She had nursed him, you know, be-
cause his mother was feeble, and so.
Well, he came to this country fifteen years
ago, and frat he set up in the vegetable
line, and got along pretty well, and was
about TO send to England for the old lady.
when hard times came and he got broke. He
went into fruit then, and after that into
mik-into all sorts Of things, you know
but he got disappointed every time tall this
present business fetched him out at last, oil
right, and he sent right of for the old wc-
man. She landed here four weeks ago, but
died the very Same night. 1t was hard, very
hard, after all his waiting and toliDg for
fifteen years, to get her over here At last
and have her die on his hands. Hs-he-
we'll he was disguised. However. he laid
her out, and he and his friends sat up with
her, and by and by the memory Of her vir
tues softsncd his bitterness and turned il &c
= tender grief-s settled melancholy tbs
hung about his spirit like q pail for many
days. However. BY patiently striving Il
keep sad thoughts out o. his mind, he wal
finally, beginning to regain some little o
his old time cheerfulness, when your sho,
reminded him so painfully of his poor saint
ed grandmothers coffin"
Take that, you brute and if you dar'
to come back here III kick you out again
You degraded old ruffian +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

CYNMES CATARRl RECIPE AND MEDICINE,
has nonp.ussed com lstely all previous Medical
Science. IL never fails to a few weeks the
woret cases OF Catarrh in the head Bronchial
Tubes and ineipient Consumption, Illustrations
properly followed. II 10 guaranteed to do that
noises and pains la the head.-constAnt hacking
splitting and coughng.-raising Of phleem IA the
morning, loss OF smell and taste, -Deafnese. In
eessant blowing OF the nose-ofessiyc breath
hoarseness OF the voice. &c. &C. AZ these will soon
disappear under the influence Of this new and won
derfui Medical discovery I am receiving cry day.
ettere Of the most grateful thanks from those who
have been cured |. cured ne perfe tly. four year,
go. of the very worst case of Catarrh and bron-
ehial trouble had suhered with for years. I know
what it TO- and what II will do II Is also proven.
I've, and gives immediate reliefin colds. No psrs n
should be without 1t II IL put up In packages with
full instructions. and sent to address free per
mall on receipt Of One Dollar put up in Bottles
with double the q antity. and sent also free per
nail on receipt Of 81 IS Circulars With certificates
Of the proof cent Oh receipt ola three cent Postage
STAMP. Address T.P. SHINES,
No. 1S9 f.9 Fulton Street Nav York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

WHEAT PRosrrers IN TENNESSEE AND
ArsrccAr The Bowling Green Democrat,
~ teeraary 221, SAYS: FROM farmers in
az parts Il the county. We learn that the
pfesen, wheat crop will prove almost an
entire failure. Early crops, however. are
much more promising than those sowed Ia
Ter in the season. Oar exchanges from all
Psr's of the State and Tennessee make
pretty much the same complaint.
A ry-couotv (renn.) correspondent,
Of The Nashville Union aud Dispatch, Feb.
ruary "a. says:
TIE farmers IN this section feel more con
ident nov that there will be good whea,
crop. Fields in which two weeks ago there
wAs scarcely any sign of wheat, have, by
,ns recent iair weather, come out renarka-
o's' ana now promise fiEe crop. l can
SPEAK OF my own and what l have seen oil
s Others 's mt the crop is exceedingly prom.
":'s, ~; :, !. nno. MAT comes after this,
lure il materially.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Few Word. 20 ahe Ladies.

Many Dsdies, particularly mothers nursing. COM
plain OF tired. lisess feeling or complete exhaus
ton, on arising In the morning. ON the wife and
mother devolves the responsibility Of regulating the
duties OF the household. Her cares numerous,
and the mental - we'll a. physical powers FIRE.
quently called into requisition. She often finds her
slightest occupation weary task and existence .
burden. while At the same time she has no regular
disease. HOSTKTTRR'S STOMACH BITTKRS,
hresorted to at this period. will prove unfang
remedy for this annoying lassitude. The effects of
this potent agent are In the rosy check and
elastic step of the head Of the family - with restol
ed health and renewed splits che takes her accue
toned place In the family circle II this friend in
need be regularly used, those deprsssinG symptoms
viii never be complained Of, and tonly would las
stude not be experienced. but many disc ases fol-
lowing its advent be avoided. A. . MEDICAL
AGkNT It has equal. while its pleasing favor and
healthfu effects have made 1t general favorite. 1t
Is free from all properties calculated TO impair the
system. and is operations ct once mild soothing
and efficient. All Who have used the Bieterp Al
TEST ITS VIRTUES and commend its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

nS 4epnoiicda consoles itself with tho
'slse"on th.t while the Republicans were
badly d -seA,el IN the late Iowa City charter
ee'i'p', the calamity was brought about
bF us Own party. Surely The RepuJlican
'nsat not u no ienic 50 sweet n crumb Of
comfort. There u nothing like making the
p's' out o. the worst-ani Pap Bralnard Is
The nan 70 DO il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
Unh>m'. HAIR Glo.. and

UphAm . Hair Gloss and Cur.
ing Fluid 10 the beet HairdressinR in the world II
imparts beautiful glOes TO the Hair, keeps 10 In
curl. promosesis growth. ~. Price, 10 cts. bottle
CrnAH's FancxLE AHp PInrLs BAxlsusR removes
Freckles. Tan, Sunburn. Pimples on the Face, Soft
enc the Skin and Beauties tho Complexion. Price
% cents.
usnAn's AsSHMA Cunn relieves the most violent
paroxysms OF Asthma In ten minutes, and effects
speedy cure. Price. 81 package.
TINS JAPASxss Ham srAip colcrs the whiskcrs
and Mons,achc beautiful black or brown. Ii con-
sirts OF only one preparation. Color will not fade or
wash out. Only 50 cents box.
Sold by 3 G. UPHAM. es South Eighth 81. Ph,la-
delphia, and by all Druggists Circulars sent free
Also Tor sae by all Drusgsts in Davenport.
fcbt-deodiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

lF, possibly, there has ever been single
doubt upon tie mind Of the people 81 ne
United States Of America relative 10 'Dc
inpeachab.hty of Andrew Johnson ''a'
d,ub, i. now. wiped away beyond az cues
t,on whatever For months the parry '"A'
n,,..lts.,d,-ui.sry ia the position oil res
.ssn, have been casting ab7u' wen Ne'5 W
: r.r.pt success, 10 fna some peg upon
,et,on ofimpeachment would hang
- NO, kseo fallius down. Various and
.,.,3,x alters have been brought 10 light
and colorcd up for the occasion, but some
h,r or other the colors wouldn't hold. Re-
c.a.ly. and by some shrewd connivsnee with
Gran, and stanton, they thought they had
81 their President 10 put ms 100, ~
tap u they al declared. and 70 impsach
h;.a nm lie single charge Of wantcn viola
-, If the civil tenure law seemed to be per
ss,t'v feasible But some Of the impe,ch-
.r. ,sore cautious than the rest, raised sew
.r. dab Gus questions abou, the strength Of
me caar-c. ana the upshot Of !. ~, they De-
r.fee ftisstee.a and dared not proceed with
.s,,r ,,afc cf tie same or some other
st. Ih,ir search for other matter has
been cainsnlly successful moro so than
they could have hoped or wished, Tor thase
shfesa poht cal detectives have asccrtained
tesani Doubt That white performing ms
afsat national feat of swinging around the
civcic"-at sevatAi plsces-a hat dozen at
least, ana II divers ways, spoke dlsrespect-
failv oil the Thuty-aiata Congress What
ned ri looking further for lmpeacb
a, 4, material. To speak Unexpectedly Of
tho R.dicsl Con ,resa must surely furnish
a,uplc grounds for both impeachment and
blni-hment, rol only Of a president but OF
people generally regardless Of age or sex.
Only few years ago il was treason Il
sjeak disrespe ctfuly Of the President, and
MANY poor fellow was sent rseling int
the arms Of death for having done so; nun
bsrless times was summary vengeanc
wresAed upon those who made light Of III
Presidential name and office; but now Il
all changed The sAcredncss and sanctit
nov al belongs TO Congress-all transfe
rel from the White House to the Capita
and that being done. OF course any aspel
sions upon that body is good grounds to
impeachment, good grounds for imprson
In-nt la forts aud prisons, good grounds 10
private a.. public assault, contempt an
eoEtumcly on all occasions! 50 long a
tA. .ancu,y remained at the White Hous Z
Congressman could he lmpeached and e,
r,l,,d ior speaking Unexpectedly of III
President, aud now that it has been trans
ere to tho Halls of Congress. why shoul
President not be impsache | ior speakin
4 respectfully Of Cpasrcss' Can any 81
tf2 81 4 purse not.
Ihcn "a with Aud = hcadl The chare
j. sound i, has powerful preccdcn,s; :
iAtc done with it quickly aud be ready {.
,ru. other culprit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06

A German doctor has invented nm 49,.
rstus by which thunder is made ,,s,p,.
through the object glass Of telescope.
The three cities Of St. Paul, Minneapolis
sni st. Anthony, are making efforts to
purchase from the Government the Falls o!
Ninnshaha. aid several sections Of laad ad
] aesnt. for Psbsis park.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
t.IS. sSRANI's ORsksss.SsION
bG rueE JEWS

W. give belos transcript Of Gen.
Gf.t.a order ~ December ~, 1862, ex-
i. has ron ,his department, upon the
tnc5c. nominal notice of twenty four hours,
IN IA, Jews found within hsliucs. Strange
.l5ush, the cruel, and, under the circum-
stances, tylannical order first attracted The
attention Of Mr.. P,ndleton, who was ID
Congress at tbs tins, whose resolution of
condemnation wc also append
Ie,DQuAgreas l3rn Army Cora,
Dsr'r or fEsNEssEg, Oxrosp,
u IS, Feb. u, lsS2.y
dessrai 0rdsr NJ H.
Tas Jess, NJ cla.s, violating every
regulation ottFAdc established 10y the Treas
ar, Department. also department orders,
are hereby expelled from tho department,
IS thin twenty Hour hours from the receipt
shss order by post commsnde.s.
Ih~y Gill see that this class OF people
are furnished with passes aud required 10
!vsvr sad any one returning alter such
nouG,auan Will be- arrested aud held In
,nl uaemrnt uatil al opportunity occurs Of
tepdiog hrm ont as prisoners, unless fur
ntshcd with permits from these hcadquar
lcf-
No passes viii 10 given these people to
visit headquarters Tor the purpose OF max
Zig per-cns application Tor trade permits
iy order of Maj. ten. Grant
iJnS \. kswItSa, A. A. q.
oAci,l J LpsklL. Capt, A. A. e.
fh.s barbarian order caused general out
.rs Of horror sll over this county in tho
public press public meetings AMI resolutions
IN any and every form In Congress, Mr.
Peudelon, oil oAic, moved the following
resolution
WusRsAs "a the l.;i dav OF nscem-
her. lsG2, Major General Grant. com
handing the Dep rtment of the Tennessee,
oid punn>h the following order, to wi,
their followed the above order. rf-bati,n
aud IN pursuance thereof did cause many
rrsceabe cl,zsns OF the United States, re
,d n's N The said department, TO be cx-
peeled Ih-r.irom within tNen,v-four hours
WITHOUT aUegatlon o! special misconduct
on heir part. aud on no other proof than
that they were members of certain rcli-
i,ieus denomination and
WnrsrAs, The said order in It's sweep
iHy condo nugtlnn OF a whole class Of clti-
4'ns, without discriminating bstween the
rail,, aud 'he innocent, is Illegal aud un-
just. and ITS execution is tyrannicsl and
,tuel therefore
Hoctrei That said order deserves the
earnest condemnation OF this house, and oil
the President as Commander in Chief."
The Republican House OF Representatives
rc!nsci TO Pass il. the Senate defeating il
''y vote OF nearly thirty to seven.
The Isrce,tc. the Western organ OF Tho
Jews, from whose Columns We extrac, tn,
above. SAYS:
'A.s jew We Garnet and will not vot,
Tor am,n WHO has done us more shame
ir,, 'nlasiie' shan anv man in powc,
- c'"e as. IN tbs century, in any civi;
/. 4 country"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
Dr.. S. I. Tobiaa'

Pulrnonic Life Syrup, for the Cure
Asthma, Liver Complaints, and General Debility.
For seseral years have been urged By kind fre nds.
who have used, and been benefited BY, my Life
the large expense. now that the country is aoodsp
with Patent Medicines, which attend the same For
years past reluctant to do so the capital re.
quired would be large, and did not wish curtail
the operations CT my Venetian Liniment business.
But, thanks TO the generous public Who have appre
clated mp Venetian Liniment, am able to do 80
without any detiment to my large business in that
medicine. The foundat on OF my success attribute
TO attending TO the snufacture of every drop my
self, and shal do the in regard 10 my Pulmonc
Life Syrnp. The Ingredients perfectly harmless.
but act on the Langs and Liver with astonishing ef-
feet. Price 10 cents Depot, No 70 Cortland Street,
New York, near Jerecy City Ferry. Sold by the
Druggists and Storeksepers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-06
HURLEY,e
POPULAR WORM CANDY;

Az this ie really sPEWvIc yon WORKS, an dthe
beet and most palatabe form TO give to children,
s not surprising that II s fast taking the place OF all
other preparations for worms-it being parfectly
tastelees, any child will take IL.
JAMES PUDDLE 4 CO.. PROPRIETOR.
IAuiavilla Kv