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INDIANAPoLIs, March ia State
Convention, called In interest OF the
Union movement Of the Presbyterian
Church, nssmbled In this city today.
The attendance Is large, all the various
branches Of PTeshyiHTiRnE being fully
represented, Rev. DR.. Tnttle, d. d.,
thew schoOll Ot CrnwfordSville, pre-.
scented topics for discussion to-day:
Would reGl spiritual unity be enhanced
by an organization Of all blalIeversH Ia
II union Of the various branches Of the
Presbyterian Church desirable and
prnCticH hle on the basis adopted nj Ihe
recent COnYentlon In Philadelphia, and
Whnl CHn hC done To more closely
unite the various branches Of the
Church. Ministers aud Elders outside
Of tho State, were invited to enroll
their names nv corresponding members,
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GEORGIA.

NRw YORK, March l2,-The Worlds
Allnntn special says: The Constitution
adopted nj the Georgia Convention pro-
yldGA Tor tho removal OF the Capitol to
Atlanta, aud II never Elnll be amended
40 M to deprive amy person OF political
or civil rights conferred, 1t repudlnlCs
nll private debts Incurred prior tOJune
1865; allows homestead exemption Of
S9OOO; tho organization OF II militia
iorGO subject to the nGthOrlIy OF Con-
eress; nil persons may vote except
those 0lIairnnChlACd.
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over the Southern route. Prices,
14A1711fc with q few extra ut 1salsJ<O,
Sheep-A little firmer but unchanged;
dull at exc for fair to prime.



CInclnnatI.
MARCH 12.--FLouR-UnchanRed,
GRAIN-W WheRt-ModsEate demand
at g 50 for No. ! winter. Corn-In de.
mand at SIC for ear aud S8as7c for
sh0lled. oatB-Advanced to 7Iu, and
close, holders asked 72C. Rye-Firm Of
81 so. Barley-Scarce, but little offer.
ed; 81 rs for best grades Of fall.
CoTToN-Dull and unsettled; mid.
ding nominally sc. The action Of the
Revenue officers in New York In BeIx.
ing the cotton arriving there from the
West had q bad influence on the mar.
ket, The Chamber Of Commerce held
its regular quarterly meeting to-day,
and the matter was brought up and
discussed with great animation. Pre-.
Rmble and resolutions were adopted,
showing the absurdity Of the conduct
OF the New York officials. The resolu-
tions were ordered 10 be sent TO the
Secretary Of the Treasury by telegraph,
and this afternoon telegram was re-.
ceiyed from Mr.. McCull0Ch, stating
that he had peremptorily ordered the
releARe OF all the cotton seized, 30 the
dlficulty may be regarded as settled.
PRoVisIoNS-Dull; hardly anything
doing, Ness Pork-Could have been
bought at &24. Bulk MeAts-10al2c;
bacon II, Is, IA aud l31fc, but in order
10 make sales lower rates Wouldhave
had TO have been accepted.
LARD-Very dull and no demand;
can be bought at l6c.
BUTTRR-Scarce aud firm at 46ab2c.
Eads-Dull al zoe. ..."
SHRDB-UnohAnged.
GoLD-lS9k, buying.
Chicago.
MARCH l2-FLOUR-More active for
GRAIN Wheat In moderate de.
mand and quiet al g. 25a2 20 for No. /
spring; 81 9l3<al 95 for No. 2 do. Corn
Flrmer and better ut S299las2jJ Sc for new.
Oats-Steady and quiet at 66Nc. Rye
Inactive and nominal at 81 BSAl Is.
Barley-Dull and nominal at & l4A2 10.
PROVISIONS Dull. Pork-S23 60.
Lard-Dull and nominal at loo. Bulk
Meats-Quiet; held firm and unchanged
In prices. Sweet Pickled HAmB-Ac-
tive and firm at l4al4<c.
81. Louis.
MARCH 12.-FLouR-Good demand
Tor low grades Whicn are sCAtcei prices
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very heavy but not
quotably lower. Corn-Better demand
and advanced TO S8a9lc. oats-Bstter.
Rye and Barley-Unchanged.
PRovIsIONS--Pork-Unchanged al
S24 25. Bacon-Shoulders lie; clear
sides l0Xc. Lard-Quotes at atl4<al4Ec.
Toledo.
MARCH l2.-GRAIN-Wheat-Dull
white Kentucky ut S2s5. Corn-Open-
ed dull, closing frm at 92c. Oats
Quiet. Rye-Quiet.
Milwaukee.
MARCH 12.-FLoUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat- Dull at 81 81 for
MOL. ,..o., |
MARcH I1.-MArket nnchanped.
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West virginia Resolutions on I'm.
pHRchment.

West virginia Resolutions on I'm.
peRchmcnL
WASHINGTON, March l2.-The House
Committee Conference ordered on the
Joint Resolution for the payment into
the Treasury Of certain monies now In
the hands OF the United Suites Treas.
urer.
The Senate Joint Resolution author.
lzIng the erection Of a store house at
Fortress Monroe, aud bill for the
Sett cement Of certain accounts OF Ar.
my PaymRBters, were passed.
The Speaker presented a communi-
cation from the Governor Of West YIr.
giniR transmitting resolution OF the
West Virginia Legislature, declaring
the President guilty of wllful End fla.
grant violation Of the law, on Rttempt-
ell removal OF Secretary Stanton, and
that hV ought to be impeRched, aud Au-
thOriZing the Governor to tender to
Congress- the assistance Of West Vir.
Rinia, In sustaining the authority and
enforcement OF the laws OF the United
States,
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, March l9.-The bark N
HelvetIa, from New Orleans for Liver.
pool, was wrecked on Frlsk Coast.
Crew saved.
LONDON, March l2-1:2O p. M.-Con.
9Sa9S1S; U. s. Bonds 7lAa7l7S; Erie
495E; Illinois Central 799S.
FRAXKPoRT, March l2-l:2O P. Nj
U. s. Bonds 75M.
LIVERPOOL, March l2-l:20 P. Nj
Cotton, quiet and steady. Corn, 42s Cd.
Beef, heavy at Ills Cd. Pork, hrm.
Lard, dull.
ANTWERP, March l2-l:9O P. M.-P0.
trOleum quiet.
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IRIhl OI Stu' bhNIb EossPOueNs
RICnMoND, March l2.-The trial oi
Jefferson Davis, which was to have
taken place on the fourth Wednesday
IN March, WAS postponed by the follow.
Ing proceedings In Judge UuderwOod's
Court this morning:
The United States versus Jefferson
Davis: the counsel having been heard
In this cause for tho United States, the
defendant now has leave to depart
hence until the l4th day of April next,
Rt II o'clock, Rt which day and hour
he liz required 10 appear personally be.
fore this Court, according to the CondI.
tIous Of his reGOgnIzance.
IOHN G. UNDERWOOD,
District Judge.
". II. BARRY, Clerk.
Mr. Davis, II liz stated, would b6 In
Richmond next week.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March 1.-The
Democratic State Convention met hero
iO.dny, Col. q. II. Water presided.
The following nominations wer"
made For Governor, lIymnn p"nrc";
Lieut.. Governor, Gideon II. Durieoi
Attorney General, Geo. n. llllssi Treas
urcT, Atkinson. The National Con-
vCnilnn delegates were nlHO chosen.
Allcr adopting resolutions Of the
usual character, the Convention ad'
lOuFnUd
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STEAMBOATS,.
Notice to Shippers.

FREIGHTs Of All kinds will be
I shsS reeeIved on the wharf i0.tlay and
hereafter, and bills Of ladlng given
70 FITTSBURGH, MARIETTA, PARKERSBUNG
and intermediate points
In case Of wet weather, freight will be
covered by Tarpaullns 70 guard against any
JAS H. HOLMES, Agent
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and PaFkerSburR Daily
Packets. Once, 81 Monroe street.
maTiQ.n
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Hcrrcnnl I.ntc.. the re,lr.trInn.

AUGUSTA, GA, March ll,-Sergeant
Bates arrived here this afternoon. Ills
trip from ViCksburg has been n perfect
ovation, lie was received here by the
citizens, nnd welcomed to tho hOSpilAli.
" Of the city by Lieut.. Ellis. Sergeant
Bates will remain ut tho Planters Ilo.
tcl for y fcw days before resuming his
trip to Washington.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to Duly IntsHtOsReer.

BALTIMORE, March l2-Evenlng
cATTLR.
The offerings OF Cattle to-day mum.
Der about 800 head. The market open.
ed very dull and declined 4 to I<c per
ID, on all grades,
HOGS.
The supply Of hogs on hand is small
The market Is very brisk at an advance
OF 81 90 per 100 lbs. During the week
fair to prime hogs, being sold readily
at l21fal89tc per n, net.
SHEEP.
The market for sheepIs barely sup.
piled and prices have advanced. Fair
to good sheep are quoted at 64a7Nc,
per n, gross, and firm.
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nARKErS BY TELEGRAPM.
NRw YORK, March l2, 1888,
REGULAR REPORT,

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTrON-Dull and heavy; almost
nominal; sales so bales at 25c for mid
ding uplands.
FLoUR-Closed steady for low and
high grades.
firm. Rye-Very firm at 81 9Oal 95 for
western; latter the extreme. Oats
Firm at s3AS3xC for western In store.
COrn-Firm ut 81 Pal 20 for new mixed
western afOat, aud 81 20 for old do In
store. .
PRovisIoNs-Pork-Dull and heavy
at S23 OOn23 u for old mess; e24 06la
"a ls91, cash aud regular, for new mess.
and S2l 80 for April. BeCf-Qulet and
steady, Cut Meals-Dull and un'
changed. BaCOn-NOminul. Lard
Dull at l6sSal0c.
DRY GOODS.
The weather In less pleasant and
trade generally rather quiet, but prices
are Il rm Notwithstanding all staple
CottOua aud wOolens, and cotton and
wooden inbrics have hardening ten
denCy. Printing cloths Of best makes
firm and scarce at 9HR9kC; heavy
brown sheetings Of best makes At l9a
IgiEc: standard prints ut lial6C; Nous
do LaInes at lOG2OC; GinghAmE Of best
brands Rt l7AlSc; Lawns ut l6AlBc.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT Coupons '02,
llO: do 'Gt, lO7]S; do '05, unchanged;
lO.IOs coupons unchanged; 7'SOS lOJE.
MONRY-7 per cent.
STRRLINn-UnChunRed.
uOLn-l3gH,
CLOSING PRIURs-6:S0 p. N.
GuLn-OpOned ut lS0'E; and closed
strong nj l30'6alS9H.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-StrOng aud
higher under tho advance In London
and the tIrmnVHS In gold. Henry
Cloves & Co., furnish the following
I:SO OuOlntionG Coupons 'sl, ll0Ha
IlOIs; do 'G2, llOISnIlOIG; do ~, l07I[a
lO7&; do 'O6. lOsNl0s1S; do new lVO9la
IOOsG; do ,67, lOJIfNlOd9l; 10 4OS lOlM
AlOlK; 7.3Oa l06IfNlO5h.
STOCKR-PHCitiC Mail lllHalllh; AT.
laniIC Mail QStSRDD; Western Union
Telegraph SiNSI(l; New York Central
l3SNi2sis; Eric 7BLGn76I{; do preferred
77n7M Hudson lA2; Reading 0SApSIS;
ohio certificates aO{RSOI{; Wabash Ola
SIX; SLPaul 62N62yS; do preferred H7tI
mG7lS; Michigan Central liz; Michigan
Southern 0OR9Oh; Illinois Central lJS;
Pittsburgh QiagG; Cleveland 4 Toledo
lOGnlOBIt; Rock Island 05}SA05S4;NOrth.
western 6Va69II; do preferred 74a7iIS;
Fort Wayne lOO1tnl0Oh; Hartford 4
Eric liAliys; Chicago 81 Alton iHl,
EXrRE,H SHARES Fargo Il Co.,
39StniOIf; American G7Jia0s; Adams
7afn7SH; United SlAlOS 7OH; Mer.
chants Union SSHaA.
CATTLR MARKET,
BCovea very dull aud fully lhC lowOr
than week REOi tho supply WAS about
5000 head OF which !, 200 head arrived
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Transportation.

AiIsntSwn...il:apa m 600 m 1910 p M
P6IIadslphia lao p m $40 a M 1910 m
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East
and West can DO procured vt Tie Union once
In Mcclure HouSe and 1T the station At
bridgeport. +. h MYERS,
ue(2 General Ticket Agent
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OfWeAt Virginia.
Capital Paid in, 100000.
HNHIs BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BuHe
Ines Of The "MerchAnu' and Meohlni@
Bank Of Wheeling" II S Designated De.
pOsIlory and Financial agent OF the United
stRteS, and Ia prepared 70 do q legitimate
Banking business.
RrGndsHG- Robert CranglB.
DiFeotOFB- Thomas Sweeney, L. .. pelAplAlnl
Jas, O. AcheSOn, John Donl0n, Jacob BeFSeTs
A, Allen Howell, ]. NelsOn Vance, James
DalEell. b. BRADY CaAhlef.
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Fare Reduced.

The flne sIde.wheel Steamers
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore.
epsSA ABAYARD, Capt. shepherd.
l6TAR GKKY EAGLE Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
kerSburR
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted. at nine o'clock p. III.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
Boat fOr PItbbuu every morning at 7
o'clock.
FrolghtS will be received at al; houn Ofthe
day on the landing. TaTpaullnA and other
appliances have been provided by the com,
pany for the preservation and safety OF all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
packages
Freight carried either up or down nj RE.
DUCED RATEB.
once and Sitting Room, No, 80 MourOO Et.
TnAT2.tf
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money reoelved on deposit Ins
terOgt paid on special depOAltR.
NoteS and bills discounted, Exchange
bought and sold. Collections at home or nom
abroad promptly attended 70.
John Raid, Christian Hen,
John HAndlAn, John Voekett
9aml J. Boyd, Richard Carter
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, PreSt.
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NaW stablo.

TT IA WE'LL EVERYBODY HHOuLD
know that In cOHneGtlOh with tho HtRnt
nn,lhR, wheeling, W. Va, MHAStS IAwlH 4
WNBlmAnn8B have erected quo Of tho lnfgNri
and fnU,t Boarding Hnh AAlO hlRbltN In tho
Wsal, amt that II In now ready " RccOmInO'
date all thAl may call With us. dOOlS'u
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R. R, Comply

OTFICR BAIT. d OHIO RAILROAD Co..
WHEEI1N0, May 4, lB61,I
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and RfteE May
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Richardson's New Method
ron THE PIANOFOnTE

AND THE
Standard I50ok Of Instr nctloD.
Employed ~ the BEST TEACHERS,
THE BEST SCHOOLS,
THE BEET CoNsERvAToRIEs.
And all individuals who dssirs 10 ohisin.a lcroush
ard Practical Knowledge Of Piano Playing.
Thirty thousand Copies are sold Yeasiy
and Il Il no exagersiion TO say, that QUARTER
OF a AiLLlON SCHOLARS have become Accou =.
plished Pinnists ~ Using this book. u u adapsed
alike 70 the youngest and the sldest: 70 H. besis
ner for afst lefsois and - the amateur for eeneen
- c., Publlshsss. NJ NoGh1a91no ~. 0ou1co.
c.. y. Dnsos y Co., IN 1go1oVS1e New yUgks
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RAILROADS.

Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Paei1e
Railroad.
1863. Winter lrranssnsnt. 1869.
rrainsrus By Chicago time whseh 10 twelve min
utes faster thea DsvenpostAins.
0NAND AtTkR MONDAY N0v.se, less,
~ and until further notice. trans will lsavs
Davenport daily, !S.ndays sxesptsd) = follows
Veing kast-let Nail train q. ......0 10, 4. H
- Night express. .......s 20, ,. ..
0sins wsst-lst. Ezprsss and Mail fsf Dss
Aeinee and Washington, s.So A..
ID, Mined, for Dss Moinss ed
4uScatine. 500 .n
Arrive q Davenport daily. (Ssndays sxsspssd
IRE. tie kas.-ls. Night express. a q @. \ .
ID Daily n. = nail. z Is, ?. 4
Frsa The Wsst--lst Aizsd frem Dee Meipss
-. E.prs.. r.. De: ~ Noises h;s
aad Washington. :. .7.Se p.s.
eosHscnsss.
A. Chicago With eli Eastern Reutes.
A. Joliet with U. 4. I 9. l.. r. 4. for Dlesn.
ingtoe, Springfield, Ae.
A. L:Sslle 9TH !. G. R. \ fer Dsslsith. q
Il Pond Cfsei With Q. B. AaRa for Bur.
lington, Ksekuk end Quincy.
A Peoria with P. r. Z ]. R.R. Il.
A. Des Aeines, Iewa City. and Wsehingteo
vita Western Stags Ce. . Sseees. for iii psints
West, Southwest aud Northwest.
sleeping oo:sAes 2. sll Wight trains. fhreegA
!;s. sss sac . a:s sh''as1 y fr
PA. HALL, Ass't Gen. 0upt. Ohieaee.
4. Km.Ala. Asst Sspe. Iowa Divisisn.
IN. a,1.s, Az psv::sssc
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NIGHT MARE.

IL one OF the many diseases OF which Dyspepsia 10
the parent To afecta cure psrsons should avoid
hearty food at night. and takes wine glass full Of
Roback's Bittsrs ON retiring Ia bed.
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PILES

There 10 no medicine in uss 30 sfficacious q Or
RobacA's Blood Pnriaer and Blood Pills for the per
msne mt cure OF Blind Bleeding Piles they strike
At the rect OF diaease thereby removing the cause
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Thislittls instsumsnt combines within the spoee
esspisA By The ordiasry pockss Twseass, Nah
Knife and Fila, aud lar Spoon. and pair u Twes-
ees. II 10 simple In IL conetsuetioa. being aade
ahle and work1snlike manner: aahine one Of The
uost ussful md eoaveoient articles fef the pocket
ever prssented to the pGblic.
Ladies wI 1nd THE srtiels . ~ vssy sssfal ~
eenvsnient adjunct - the Sewing Maehlne.
Retail Price, - cento each.
Fer sale by 1salers IN Hardware, Nstieas. .
Fancy Article gsnsrally.
D. NORRIS 3 CO.. Wholesale Aeeats. spsiaglsll
Mnoo apfl0Aoo1lD
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Tns erection Of q statue TO Queen Vic.
terra in the Place D'Armss. Montreal, 10
strongly opposed BY the Roman Catholic
Bishops organ, lie Nsuresu Monde, On the
ground that she 10 the head Of the Anglican
Church.
The Western Union Telegraph Csmpa
pany have reduced their tariff from Du'
buqas toSt. Louis to 6t cents for ten words
and four esats for esch additional word.
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hoasaFe Rsmede, The best preventive Of coaeepttou
9DoWD- 0eot any address esoa aAosQo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

DDs LANDS GERMAN
TONIC.
Prepared:.by:Dr.:c'sM' JACKSON
,uPA.,
The Great Remedies Ter Oil
Diseases u The
LIVER, 6TOMACH,:or
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
HoOnand's German Bitlcfs
ere composed Of the pure juices (sr. - they are
incidentally ter med sI s.s, acts
of koots. Herbs and baf.s, max
e ss psip and entirely f..Er.m iisSse -
mi1turs Of any kind. -
N00FlAND'S soeRMAM TONIC
il combination Of all ths;ingrsdisnts Of The Dx
ters, with the pursst quality Of Santa Crut
Bum, Orange. ETC.. making one Of the mos
pleasant and agreeable remedies ever offered to
Those prefsrring Medicine free frsm Alec
holie admixture. will use
HoOnand's German Bltters.
In cases Of nervous depression. when soas
alcoholic stimulus 10 Becesary.
m00FLAMD'4 GERMAN Tome
The Bitters Or the Tonic are both equally
good, and contain the same medicinal virtues.
The stomach. from variety Of causes. such
:: Indigestion. !D yspepsiA Nerves.
Of which IT, that III. patient Suffers from several
or more Of the following diseases
Cn0 ~ ~ vuWapA RiIe0 EMIs
ness Of Blood TO the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust
for the Food, Fulness or Weight In
the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or flutsering u the Pit OF
the Stomach. Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried or DifRcdii Breath
ing, Fiuttsring at the Heart, Choking -
SuaocatinR sensations whe, IN Lying
Posture. Dim.ess Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight, Dull
Psia il The Head. Ds6cisa-
cy Of Preparation.
III: Sir f. "a Eyes.
Chest. Limbs, etc., Sudden Flushss Of
Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Constant
Depression Of Spirits.
These remedies will sdsctually cure Live.
Cemy laint, Jaundice, Dyspsoeis. Chronic or
| Nervous Debility, Chronic Oiarrh0a, Disease Of
the Kidneys, aad al Diseases arising ffem .
| Dissrdersd Liver. Stomach. or Intestines.
Re = lLlTY
should be used.
Resulting from fanny Cause Whatever !;
PROSTRATION OF THE TYSTEA,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.
There - no medieinsl extant equal TO these
remedies in such cases. A tone aud vigor 10
impaired to the whole System, the
App:sit: is s.rens thsned feod i en-
", the blood il purified, the complexion be-
comes sound and healthy. the yellow tings 10
sradicatsd from the eyes. bloom 10 given to
the cheeks and the weak and nervous invalid
becomes . strong and healthy being.
Persons 4 dvancod IN Life.
| And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant Ills will find
| in the use Of these BlTTERS, Or the TONIC, IN
elixir that will inst,l new life into their veins,
| restore in . measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful days, build up their shrunksn
forms. and give health and happiness TO their
| remaining years.
NOTICE.
Its we'll established fact thss fully eas-
| half Of tho female portion Of the
population eel dom in the enjoy
| ment OF good heal til or to use their
own expression, never feel weli.'' They are
| isnguid, devoid Of all energy, extremely ner-
/ uOua. aud hav0 appetite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-28

CONVALESCEN rs
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~ prastratsa which always follows scsss Assasss;
u vill - asasd iAr sspssisr = stinalssiaG ssaie
- aay 81 The wns ed hark prspasassas u ~ ~
ssatlay.