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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
South Carolina Reconstruction.

The convention nov sitting in Charleston
for the purpose of reconstrucling the State of
South Carolina according to the Radical pro
.gramme is, in every sense, an outrage on pro-
priety. Aside from the manner in which the
delegates were chosen, and the negro ascen-
dnney which exists in the body, the whole
thine.is shameful and costly. farce, which
deserves the severest rebuke and reprobation.
For example, DR.. Mackey, the Collector of
the Port, is the president of the convention:
Apart from the indelicacy of q public officer
occupying such position at all, we should
like to know whether he is paid $4,000 q year
for neglecting the duties Of his Office and de-
voting himself to this political business. The
people are taxed to pay large salaries like his,
and receive no return whatever. :.
We notice, as figuring among the delegates
to this convention, E. w. NJ. Mackey, a, son
of the Collector. and one of she Assesses Of
the internal Revenue. So, not satisfied
with being well paid by the government for
doing nothing, he gets elected upon sham
residence from country district, and draws
nav from the convention. Dr.. .Mackeys fami.
Y " seems to fiud Radicalism a good pigeon to
pluck. -
nothing to do, as would appear by such facts
as these, we hope their places may be abol-
ished. The attention Of the pretended refor-
mers in Congress is now called to this glaring
abuse. It would also be we'll for the Secreta,
ry of the Treasury to examine the serious
charges which have been publicly made against
DR.. Mackey, the Collector il question, and to
order an inquiry into his appointments, which
are controlled by the influence of a secret So
ciety. Nc one ever heard of him as Union
man before or during the war, but after peace
was proclaimed and when offices were to De
given, then he was very loud in shouting his
0 own praise, and successful in humbuggiDg
Others into accepting them.-Nat. 1ntelli-
gencer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

Mary Reed is yet al the Shaker Village in
Canterbury she says she is content to live
ani die there. and lie down to her last rest in
their quiet burial. ground, where there is
neither splendid mausoleum, nor tall monu-
ment, but only little grey stone to tell who
sleeps below.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
VOLUME ,E1XIII.-Nosa10.
7Ciauuecusing .ii1 a lthe .connlYEeiation. J.

As the period forithe adjournment ofsihe
sGonveltion draws iiear, the caueusipg among
thesmembers uof eifCpE7 7entionsf forstthe nr
rangement ofaStailbaffairs; theflipg 0fState
offices, aandIitha4.dhposais Of Congressional
Ihonnrs eero%s morssandli rnore1igelv. It is
now believed that the iGonvention willadjourn
about the fourth of March, and orderan elcc-
ltion to be- held about tbeahifd Wednesday Of
the same month fGmemberalo6 theaLegiala-
.ture.a Should the Radical programme:becar-
ried out, the Legislature, ,as propnsee will CO.
semble early in April Whethefthe nomina-
tions thuss far made, aand7 d7wfichewe append,
will be sanctioned 4or endorsed by tbe:eon-
stituency OF the mi,mbers ofsthe Gonyenticn,
is q question which does not seem to have
given risezto any very serious donbgls
: Thefollowing circular has been issued and
distributed to the members for circulation
throughout the State: &S5sisf ssIs4 b. itsss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
IcIRcuEafs.I:
STATE CEN1:RAI,. CoMiMIlTTTEE Ro,

= Stare CIs1KAL: GoMalTTEE RooNs, .
- CHARLESTON, s. G., February 2B 1868. :
The Chairmpn Of your District is hereby
notified that : State Nominating Convention
of the UEion Republican party viii be held
in the City Of Charleston on the 10Th day Of
March, for the purpose of nominating Cover
nor, Lieutenant-G Governor and otSisr State
officers. 49,. -, isz1.s.,'
If. the Delegates now. Representa- Ting! 1.-THE
Districts,in tho Convention are acceptable, it
will be advisable te authorize themsio act.
If the Districts desire, members for Con-
gress will be, nomiaated By their, delegates at
the, same place by q separate N terminating
Convention. --,s :, - 80.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

roll away the stone, and bid the silent sleep
'efs there, arse Ito pure and beautiful life !?
With her muck-raks she had long CROPPED
among the rubbish OF earth. seeking, for that
bright treasure, happi Who should point
her tired eyes upward to the glorious goal
shining afarzG 'ESSess fs1.&A+
She sat,.asIhaye said, absorbed ina dis,
NAL reEerie, when she heard deep, clear
voice reading in an adjoining room. The
door was ajar, and she drew near to -listen@
d-Come unto me all ye' that labor and are
heavy laden, and Twillgive you resti" These
wordssbroke upon her ear as though some
high archangel had uttered them from the far
heights of heaven. She. could not Danish
them;. sweetly they rang through the desolate
chambers. of her soul-a blessed answer to
her wild questionings Of the future. Outside
he streets we're damp and dreary; the fast
falling snow whirled and drifted, and The
wind sobbed and sobbed, like agrieved child
SSut Margaret, PerciYal needed them not; for
within her heart 4hght'rosier than that of
dawn, richer than the sunset glow, was begin
ming 10 shine. - z.f's7rz i.to 5's ,t!esass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
NoticeI Notice /!

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

"A pretty trick he has served u.s." NUT
tered Daniel, and FASTENED TO lay the letter
before the Elders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES
d r. j A M H, s

FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK uosp--
Il Nv Orleans. La. tcsiah sshed In isssn "a =,
the last six yesTs located In c. icago-tha Z, -, ~
ces.fa! spccsst OF the sEe in The trea,,,.s, - -,
consulted ct IS oehce aud roe-as SO RsSpo -,
oSastn ~ D.kasoas erExzr. rr sr.,rs ~, II
treatment ~ Chronic. Eerrurisi Syrh3fiss ~
ana skin ID scs .e- ard I'll 9gurders u o.. Atoa
y9nereal G = N .cisr Which hc cures s'pas
or tnf tcrry Ic4nc potassa, arsenic or nv - s-e
or, with si- SnrrEAL.xrs "a pos,..e eur H. ~,
.ors srd blood po.sons
n... No~tursl and D.urnal Emissions brn1 -, - -
.snsa of The organ. early indeecretion errs... ~
misunderstanding loss OF memory confnsi,s, ~
pres,,ou lirnne-s Of vision, and OF len dine. 49,. W
" win /. deuiorable train of other ,vr1,.s
treated and radically cured by an nfaiss,s n.s,
savrr time and expense. All diseases peen,s- :,
the sexual organs. Of prvsss character. rsdIc.l1
Old diseases o. the must horrible c,sss. vA... :.
blood has become poisc ned producing blo.eh. -.
the face ANAL wasery bietess-raiue IN tAa sS
hones s,ed throat and noee sores on ~ M,
And bodv. erofua--togefher with an e. d,ess 49,
her Of srfsrines-eectually and psrmer ens. .ruI1
Da. jaw. is recommended BY the pfes; Of -:
eouutry by professors Of medical colleges ana :.
the medical profession generally. Thoss s1s S ~
ehould apply 10 him and Be cured a. once
n, 49, can be cons uited, conGdent,au, y. =.
ter p q Rox COS Chicago. H.. erclosire s..ns, ~
return srsve,: or at his ONCE and parlo,s 70 Ro
doluh street corner of Dearnhorn strre, -, q
togps Ten separate rooms, aud nriys,a -
trance and e-i:s. 60 tina. patients never como IN
contact with each other. Everything priya,e ~
.Jn., 1hlishes. ~ pr. James, two r.mnh,e,. =.
Spr...rorpura ard SrrTrIts. and h ~ SOW, :.
sesied e,-ein,e. - any address o.. raeas,, ~, q
cca,s. or three red postage stamps "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

4 r,rvnArENTAl idea has lcrg obtained
.mon~ tic American people that tho ma-
,ori,Y shall govern, but that minor'sies have
,i-hts which mus. be respected. In thess
latter days the principle seems to be re.
ys-s,5. Though actually e minority 9th.
voting population o! the United States, the
radical party assumes the right to rule,
AaI o. samo years pas. has been successful
N ILL undertaking denying 70 millions o!
ci.iz,ns the righs Of plainest constitutional
psi,.leges. The radical party does net
denv that il minority on the contrary
!, svo-s it, aud makes that fact the ground
for pacing the ballet in the hands Of half
million Of thoroughly unqualified negroes to
recruit its ranks Of voters. But - that
v,a'd .,ll leave il in the minority, IL de :
,aa.1s tic disfranehisemcnt Of more than
hs,fa mi ION of white voters-.hus seeking
"a eraisng iis day Of power, and TO hold
{ ma lie Ame;icsn people br brute force.
Tlssi. no radical plan fer pacifying and
ua.t,a- tie country, openly avoved by the
"a .si l.ai,is il the so-csllel Congress Of
,aeT0lssl ,.es. Il is tho Russian plan
VI P.sa tho English plan with Ire.
laal b,ias peste in this country. 1t ID
a st,emp. TO practice European despot
rs. upon .he American continent, with q
s.ner ad.cd leavsn Of hypocrisy in th'
- II mock elections. To fore. negrt
ssrra.,e i. IN the South they passed y nil
t.ry reconstruction bill--they impeachet
III. presi en,, aud endsAvorsd to depos
hun. whilc they 90 this to make tn
Southern negre's vote available, they den.
IA. negro the right to vote In those North
en- S-a,es in which they (ths radicals
have overwhelming majorities. The sntir
matter is full Of foulness and corruption
AID if permitted by the people to continue
will eventually destroy the noble Govern
men, hauied down to us by the Democrat
ic fathers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

8 Q A p

The Undersigned known to the public as Manu-
faetErers Of Pure. Unaiulterated Family and Fancy
Soaps, have spent many years and much OF their
nesns In educating the public TO believe the facts
that "so-ealied cheap or lowpricei'' Soaps, be.r-
srethe dearest and that good
pare Soaps, altho Igh apparently dearsr. are the
Cheapest They have reason to k,ow that their
aescntns has had itr proper efsc upon the minds o,
Intelligent housekcepers, and believing the time
has come when 3 really Superior Soap will be app:e-
GATED. they now put in the marke: arti lie which
they are nadent 10 the best Family Washing Soap
ever offered the people cf,hs any othe. country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Tie prospect in the October elections 10
full of encouragement. The 18th Of that
month will furnish an insight into the
Presidential election that 10 to follow, that
will amount almost. certain knowledge Of
the grand rssu,t.
TA- radicals gave up Indiana The New
York Tribune says "Psndlstonism 10 popu-
lar ia Indiana, and the Democrats v II
mpor, votes from Kentucky" 1t speaks u
ne radical prospects in that State not u
he,sful. nor cheering though family sx
pressing a longing hope.
Concerning tho election in PsnnsYlvanii
there Is every reason to hope that twill b,
carried 10y the democracy by q laegs ma
iori'v The philsdelphia Lquirer's Wash
in;ton special Of lat, Monday declares thai
''te ysptrfa iron, Peansylrania r,rs no
siesftro. ing 3 ie Rsppt'icdns.n That j,
tsae. Ihe ms.ses are determined to crust
E.dcAlsm.
Over on TIE Pacific coast. ths prospect |
fult Ut eooi cheer. There Is every lndica
ton that the States Of California, Osego
IN Nevada will vol heavy majority 'c
Ia Democratic ticket. This conclusion
ttssi upon receut Attenuation and corre
pondsace from W III informed gcnteme
reading there. la tie state u Calforn
the Democratic party Ia united and IS
present an unbroksn front against Il
radicals Of tho State whose former slece
Is only attributable to tic divisions an
dis eDslons existing in the Democrat
party The mountains will speak to Oh
sea in support Of tho Constitution, in M
mi.taksbls tones OF thunder, and % I'll
surge rolls ftom the Atlantic they will b
70 -chsed bsck by these Of the Pacific.
Verify the signs Of the times arc OF II
iaest encouraging character.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
Delicate machinery

AS machinery will not work without be.
ing fabricated, so it is with tie human sys.
ten, which is the most delicate piece o,
machinery IN existence; and requires aid
In the operation ofits different function
The wine Bitters" will afford that aid in
a greater degree than any ever before oFer-
ed to the public.
Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
DIR. Digelow.

a. sNnr ~som ali adisted shoeid eoasulk No one
ne of paiiept Of hs not bang cured since be
NJ Il THE city. HtfeputaOa has voeehess II
M .3.v papers his Vents and the ns1 pre-
nssion. both ksre and ebsos4 = being the moot skill
ia snecissts here, aAd thorough master Of al
nsi diseasee n al othsss fail. doev despair, give
hin call. lis only common occurrence with hin
70 cure such cases HIS rooms are separate for ladies
and gentlemen and the most complete in the city.
Yeusa Hgs. Take Particular koticr.--DoctOy Big
Glow devote. much Of his time TO The treatment Of
those cases by secret habit, which ruins both
body ard r,nd, unfit. the unfortunate individual
for either business society. TIE cad effect Of these
early habits: tbs ~ rper years weak
en- the 1ebili;ats the constitution destroy the phys!
cal and mental powers. diminish and enfccbic the
catura feelings ani exhsuet the vital energies OF
manhood; the pleasure. fife married. the object
of marriage frustrated, and existence itself rendered
term Of ancessing nierry nndregr~t. Such psfsons
especially those contemplating narr.ge should lose
no time In making immediate ~, cation. a. Or. D.,
BY mis- Few treatment. IL ensb.ed 10 insure speedy
and perm snent cure.
Consultations free and confidential. Once. No. I'D
South Clark street, cor. or Monroe, half b.ocE from
the Fort once. Post otcs BOX 15l, Chicago, H.
Once hn11 from 4. n. 70 p. N.
Ssnd for bis Guide to Health" published noess'
.Gb-L1diss, cod for DESCRIPTIVE: arssle q
E6oo6slo neaedia, ~ ~ yesvantvs g eeoeosao
600S. 6snSSo aSv aA6fsss fsea . sAAgoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
WANTEn

All persons troubled with Cos,i,eness Or constipa-
ton ofthe Bowels to buy Robsek's Blood Pill. {:
they contain NO mercury. sr- purely vegetable and
work like chrrm be taken ith safety By psr.
cons Of all agee. pnd in all csnditiess Of nfs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
ID Z A II II II E A,

II a II II II IL A.
Dyaentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus, Fiux, Childrsn's Teething, aud the Greet
Preventive Of Asiatie Cholera.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which Is spread broadcast throughout the conn
ny. 10 undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever o.
ered to the public for the complaints for which 10
intended. We havs in our possession testim onials
furnished voluntarily by Col. Long late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau At Washington, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pieasarton, and others Of
the army; Father P. J. DeSmet, the celebrated In
dian Ms.ionary also, officers OF the Navy, Surgeons
Hoepi,a, Stewards, Commander Of nearly every
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary rv-
ers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chsplains and Others too numsrousto mention.
Likewise highest eacomiums Of the Prees. most Of
which ere psbshed in our almanac. (which ws will.
tend to any one requesting . praising it valuable
nedicnal qualities in the highess tsrns. No other
nsS.eaes - - reccanenda4ioae. ., = G. MA
1ra&g3see and medicine dealers svssy~hers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
MoGnts Life Pills aud PhRnix Bitlars

The most successful medicines in the world. Med
ical men. clergymen, phiianthropists. all acknowl-
edge they performing wonderful effects in
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fats Life Pills the best Cathartic and Blood puri.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
XIV % W. EsS
vE0ErABLR

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Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
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to all other Hair nov before the public
TIl5 IL NOT DYE,
40 Il contains no Colnring matter whatever and 4.
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FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
II has NO eqnsl. Where the Hair has become f3,ev
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AS COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot be surpassed. 1t removes all Dapdrn1.
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FOR EssE LADIES' TOILET.
This compounds unsurpassed Tryirand.eu vonp
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
SCR()I.T-V

ANA all diseases OF the blood and all eruptive dis
eases Of the skin. OIL Sores. Tumore and Ulcers ar
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Blood Pills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Sssv Observation-Disclosures political marty
nes YET charged the other with havine pro-
eoeeu the earthquake in South ASertu
Can political rancor be abatioef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
"Bt Works like n Charm. >

REAprs-
Renne's sin Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Rcnne's pain-Kiing Magic Oil cures Teofhacbe
Renne's Pain-Kiliny Ma Ne OIL cures Neuralgia
Reunes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholers
Morbus.
Renne's Pain X Hing Magic Oil crres Rheumatism
kenues Pain Killing Magic OIL cures L.menes-
Renne's Pain Killing nagic Oil cnres Skin Disease
Some 10 be seem 10 be proud OF telling how lame
II have got the Scatca.-and celight in Dragging
that nothing can euro me but when We pe
such ..aw fnl folks" TO use RENNE'S PAtN-KIL
their iamcness and charm away their pains bu. v,
actually take all that kind eflag ont o. them =
they frankly own up, asd cay ''it works like
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0rocerers Wn. RENNE, Sole Proprietor AM
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
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anitnl {bxa yspI.upsAN ulfAUs q - :

Capital. tbsa sle1.g.gseN gDOH.r, q n =.
CHsKTEaED By TIE STATE
Darius II Ma7rsm President Jane. Merrill. Sec.
rotary ReJe % Deposits and allows FOUR PER
Gen y N Iris on Al daily Balsnces, 60 bect 10
Check At 5 III. SPECIAL DEPOSITS FOR six
Months, or msre NAV be made st dve per cent
The Capital o.ONB MILLION DOLLARS 10 divided
among over oe1 Shareholders. comprising many gen.
tlemcn oflafge wealth and financial experience who
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gatioDs Of ,he Company TO double the amount Of
their capita stock. A. the NATIONAL TRUST
Co. receives dcposlts in large or email amounts,
~ CUE II AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE.
allowing Interest on all daily balances. parties
throughout The country can keep accounts In THE
venfence an prati je22 dAw0m
Lsdies who troubled with Il eck headache
monthly. saond Use Or. Vepau's French Female
PLY. They 9-ove = sure and speedy cure.
An1d hv M,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26

Or. HOLLOWAY. t.ti.en years ago, witnessing
the distress o. -ianad slcsly chdrca in taking the
hhaseoAs vera a OF Tint day. rcs Sed to annal-
lze them, snl r. ~ ha most elective ~ these rene
ties succeeded y separating Their altys medical
properties, re. tssi1less std inodnrous Then, by
comolnln g tle,e s. q sugsr, aui moulding them in
20 ~ agreea~ COZ "-'ior formed present PcPC-
49, ErFRc-lsE ,-airusE know IS
H0LLoWAYs VERMIFUGE CONNECTIONS
which hsyr most entirely superseded the old
nauseous VEIN lg- to the delih, Of Tho poor little
snneFers Il contains No Calomel or ether poison
SO high, esteemed 10 THE Populsr vermisuge, By
the profession, ihst all intelligent Physicians who
know OF them. prescribe them in preferences other
.etneules p r5t Only more pleasant to take. bat
more effect We 70 cure
Parents and Guardians, having the care ofchidren.
snould F"p taen IS family medicine for they not
Sn' err e "crms-those vests OF childhood
gans'so pioyeient with children.
lloLLOWAY'S
A X MICA PLASTE Frs.
The Original and only true Arnics Plasters pos
sssang The great healing properties
OF the Arni.s Flowers.
The curative Effects Of these Pasterp In oil eaaes Of
pain or wesxress 10 the breast side Jack. and In
ali cases OF Inflammation Of the Lungs. and Cough,
are e uuiy astonishing; they give immediate relief
aend them. ossrsvs-HoLLovArsa are the Original
Aho only true Arrlca Pisstere.
HEISk ELLIS
OINTMENT.
ms ointmsnt, ansran experience Of ~ enty ysars,
~ proved itsei sovereign remedy for oil Diseases
oi tne oAn having effected . radical cure In every
100 ~ when II was used, curing many ocstinafc
c.ses Oh ni'een or tweniy ysars standing. that had
PIeviou.y resisted all remedies prescribed % the
pes. meolca talent In the country. Ito erect 10 A.
,onsnins. 10 lew days the soreness and irritation
le tsmosed the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
sno re@sEs permanently healed, wiihoutths uss o.
thus, rirr,s, ssA,r-Rsrur lrcn. solsr..'s Iron.
n.asSNrhAe, bioronRs, PinPLns, and every form o.
sseaee OF the ,kin punctusly cured. no matter Of
VOW long standisg. II has cured bat casss OF In
LAakD htRiIDs. and Discharges from the Ear. wnen
1otnlng else would heal them. PuEs. that nave r.
ssteo Al other treatment for many ysafs, have been
enectu!y cured BY the use Of only one box OF tn,e
Vntment- BunNs, ScALBs, and OLD SONS, 1t neal.
w vesy sacrf time. PsioS " CaHrs PA BOZ. II
no. soa y onr Druggist send 60 cents 70
aoiowsy Cowden, Philadslphis, box VIII %
sent nee OF postage to any address.
johnson.
Holloway,
81 Cowden,
Proprietcrs' oo2 Arch Street. philadelphia.
Tcld q Wholesale in Chicago. By ruller. inch ,
uiS., tofo Smith, Dufrhsns Van Scnaaek. :.
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Druggists. febS-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRTED

Ladies. who. during certain periods are 20 much
troubled with Coeivenees Or Constipation. can and
certain relIcfin Roback's Blood Pile which can be
taken during all stages OF pregnancy with perfect
safety.