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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
0elC.COmdleD0e0.

General GaASr in January, 1864. wrote
70 Hso. J. N. Menus:
So long - hold my prssen, position
| do not believe that have the right 10
criticize the policy or orders Of those above
me. or 10 give utterance to views Of my
ewn, except 10 the authorities at Wash
inessn. through the Gensral.i n.chisf Of
the army In this respect I know have
proved myself good soldier"
Now, contrast this With tho following
from the New York Tribune, Of April 5,
1855.
.wc have assurances from Washington
that General Grant finds il NOT incensis
tent With bic duty - soldier to announce
il ~ hin opinion that the only hope for the
peace Of tho country 10 the success Of the
pending impeachment trial.
When the General Of our army entertains
this conviction, there 10 no room for doubt
- TO the duty sfthc senate"
ia refusal to criticize the policy Or or
dsrs Of his Gcnsral-in- Chief, the President
os the United States, made him good SOL
der" in 1864, what did his persistent and
outrageous attempt to have the President
dspossd constitute him nov! Out Of his
own mouth is 0xsRRAL GRANT condemned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23


You never can forget her. She Wss %
very young and iAnecsut, and pretty. She
had such way Of looking q you over her
hymn book in church. She alone. Of III
the world, did net think you boy at eieh.
teen, but woadsssd 1t your size, and ysur
learning, aud your faint fofeshadeWinG Of Z
sandy moustache, aud believed you every
inch . man. Whom, at those stupid eve
n'ng parties. when boys should have been
in the nursery, and the girls. Who should
have eaten supper Of bread and milk, and
gone TO sleep hours before, waltssd and
nirted, and made themselves III over oys.
ters and champagne. yeu were favored By .
glance Of her eye or whisper from her
lips, you ascended to ,hs seventh heaven
Immediately. When once, upon . certain
memorable eve she polked With tie drug.
gist's clerk, and never even looked ct YOU.
how miserable you were. II IL funny 10
think Of now, but it was not funny then.
for you were awfully in earnest.
Once, at picnic, she wore . white drsss.
and had roses twined in her golden hair,
and she looked 90 like bride that you fair.
ly trsmbled F; sometimes you thought in
Just such snowy costume, With Just such
blossoms in her hair. she might stand beside
the altar, and you, mest blessed Of oil NOR
tails. might place golden ring upon her FIN
60; and when you we're lsft alone With her
for moment, some Of your Thoughts would
force themselves into words, and Though
she blushsd and ran away, and would not
vt you kiss her, she did net seem sprry.-
AND thee you we're somehow parted for q
'lsus while. and whom you met again she
~ss waking With another gentleman. I
large. well whiskered man Of twenty eight
or thirty, and had neither word nor smile
TO- you; and some we'll saning gossip in
formed you shortly after that she Vas Zen.
gagged to the tall gentleman with blsck
whiskers, and that "it was a sn,snd;a
MATCH" II was terrible news to von ,h.n
aud sent you of to some great sitr f.r
from your native place, where. af,er . cooa
deal Of youthful grief. and many resolut;or.
70 die and haunt her, you recovered vo"r
equanimitJ and began to make m,nev. Ana
10 call lore stuff and nonsense.
You have rich wife Of your own now.
and grown up childrsn-aye, even two or
three grandchildren. about your hearth !;
yoar hair is gray. and you lock up your
heart IN the hre proof safe ct your sountipe
hsuse when yea 60 homo at night. And
yoe the0gAt thae you had foreotten ~
little epaoeae u yosf nisseeeuth year. un1il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

the other day, when you read OF her death
in tie papers You know she was stout
lady, who wore glasses, and had daughters
older than sho was in that olden time, but
ycur heart went back, and you saw her
smiling and blushing, with her golden hair
about her face. and yourself boy again,
dreaming Of wedding robes and rings, and
you laid your gray old head upon your Office
desk and wept for the memory Of your first
a~nftkSaYf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
puff puff puff

At the conclusion Of the address, three
rousing checrs were given in silsnce, and
the spell bound audience (thcrs was bad
spell Of weather At Wsss Point on Tuesday)
retired 10 their respective homes. filled with
amaxsmens at the magnificent oratorical
abilities Of the man Who aspirss to the Pres.
idential chair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
Oae of sEu.

The Macon, Gcorsia, Journal and Nes-
seassr tells rich story Of one Allen. . ne
gro ecrn-held hand, who, under radical
''rcceastruction." vas elected to the Lseis.
latsrs from Jasper County, in that Ssats.
rlushsd with his new aud unusual houors.
the darksy vent 70 Naesn With ! bale Of
cotton. which b cold to buy himself a
suit Il clothes in keeping with HE new DO
clifton. Here be fell in With some other
daskiss, who succeeded In robbing HIN.
They ssrs AWKWARD Arrested, and the Hon.
NJ. An Sevs Ia bic tssttnosy ID he
following lusld maansr;
Use muffin. he said to the Jury. "rcept
. country niger, an'kuows muffin bout yer
city dosrses. cum toder day and sold
my eotGen. when dem niggcrs (poin,ing 10
the prisoners) axed me to change their
money. Dey took me in road tween two
big houies an'grab my money and nebber
fotch Il back. Dat one den took ms 10 de
woods and lsf me to fosch myself back.
I was gwins % boy 0e some things to 70
" the Legislature wid dat money, but dem
|nlggsrs dan got il all."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
i NATIONAL TRUST 60.
OfNs city Of New York. No. a3s Broadway.
Capital one MILLION DOl.n.A RH,

CHARTERED By THE STATB.
Da,ius Z. Mangam, President. James Merrill. Sec
Rotary. Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT. INTEREST on all daily Balances, 90 bjsct to
Check Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS f,r Six
Months more. may be made at ave per cent.
The Ca;itA Of ONE MILLION DOLLARS Is divided
among ,ysr.b0e Shareholders, comprising many gen
tlemeb ,flarRe wealth and financial experience who
are als personally liable to dcpositors ier all abli
eatop. Of the Company to double the amount Of
their epital stock. A. the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., receives deposits in large or small amounts.
and pemits them 10 be drawn o. whole or in part
By CD3CK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE.
allowing Interest On oil daily balances. parties
throuih out the country can keep accounts In this
venkaee and prodt. jsQ9 dAwsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

mo VAt pctuscu, VAL ever otGet Inc -
nous scicnsdc speech 0! General Grant, be-
ginning with "ouaccustoucd rs | an to
pabhr spcNkins?' tc, We mover shall
1, perfectly slccuiitd the nation. We read
IL with ihe most intense RmazeTcnt. -
Gsts abilities shcne forth SO conspicu-
ctsiy IN that mastery effort that
'rAe Won Ter wa. aud still the wonde. grew.
Hos Grants small head could carry all he
knew
But the serensdo speech. beginning with
''nnaccus,omed to public spesking," etc.
has hscn fairly sclirsed by his thrilling ad
dress 10 the graduates Mt West Point on
Tuesday, When conierring the degrees. The
following is verbatim report, takon from
the lips Of the eloquent orator, by an &C
ccmplish.d s,enogrsph.r:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23


Aplan statement Of facts. inherited ocrofula,
and many Of ny rslstions have died Of II. In leee
~ eass was frightfsl. Tuners and slcsfs spread.
snsil in 1884, under the advice Of ny physiciAns.
went to Avon epnngs. received NJ bsneat-tried
every medicine and did svssything could. had to
ret my arm On cushion. and had not bssn able 70
raise II to my head In over year. The discharge
nom two ulcers was nearly . pint day. Amputa-
Sicn was recommended; but pronounced dangerous
Iesuld not Sleep and my su1erinss were nsolerabls.
4 friend brought me On English physician, vho sp-
piled sslve with which he said he had accomplish
cd extraordinary cures in the hospitals In England
II commenced to relieve: persisted In it use Il
finally effected perfect and sntirs euro 1t IL nov
1s4s. 1t ID I've years since had the appearance Of
scrofslous sere, and my health ha been good ever
since Iproeussd the receipt Of this wonderful asi-
s-this blessing Of hunanity-and have called II
"PAeEs CLIMAX sALvE." and allow the public 70 eee
Il or not - they choose This 10 brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular.
J. n. PA0k
0snsva, New York. Dse. 1s4s.
NV YoaK, Oct. 10, IN.
II have known J. n. Page aRsq., Of Osnsva. n. T.
for many yeass. He l. one u the lfst citissns Of
health. His ease vas moee feoaeAable eae. but
DHMAs 1ARNIo.
We have watched TIE unaiasl bat growing hvos 4
.. PAcKs CimAx SAIvs," an svsilins ovssslves q
the stnowlsdgs 81 IL wonderful curative Dowsss.
have bscoms proprietor Of the eans.
II 10 assure cure See Suns. Des6s. oefofala, Salt
nhsam, Fever Sssss. Dsehsa Bssasss. Frost Datss,
Chilblains. etisgs, Bruises, Cuts. swsllings, Dc.
whether upsn man o. bsose. II lab1vss psln 81
Inflammation With Surprising es3ssily. end Asals
burns withosta Gear. No faaily should ~ without
IT, II y always wanted. sna h slvsys rss1y. We
viii forfeit dozen boxes tsf any siagIe fAiiufe. We
believe there We nsvss anythisg fks n n tAs world
Il d put up IN tin boxes With the name 'Pagss CHI
max Salve." stamped on the bottom Of the box
None other IL genuine.
Sold BY dealers in Medicines everywhere. Try Il.
Price only IS cents.
WHITE d ROWLAND, Proprietsrs,
jsso-dAw IS Liberty Street, New York.
A Physiological View of Marri.
age.-The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con.
tanning nearly 100 pages and $50 nns Plates and IN.
cravings ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs il .
Sats Of Health and Disease, ana Trsstiss on early
Errors. lie Derlorable Consequenes upon Mind and
Body with the authors plan Of treatment only
rational and successful mode Of cure, % shown b.
he report treated truthful adviser 70 Tie
married and shoss contemplating marriage Who -
tertain doubts oftheir physica csnditea. Seat me-
ofpostase to any address receipl Of y cents In
etamps o. postal currency. b. Addressing DIR. IA
CRolx. No. u Maiden Las. Albasy, MI. ne
eaAAse nay - eessalesa upon 80 q ~ aiopoeee
~ S,ss - - 49, el1nspeeeleel1 = -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

GENERAL yIEw or THE CAFES IN WHICH
Hon gat Extract Beverage Of Health Is spplicabls:
1. In cases OF weakness Of Digestion.
>. For Dyspepsia In General
g. For Foul r.afe Of stomach.
Z. For Eshsusted Pere0ns.
D. For Bodily Weakness.
8. In Ca,arrhs especially obstinate.
I. In casee Of Hoalserese.
s. Fer catarrhal Diseases OF the bsonoeiA noes.
.. For Obstinate Coughs.
10 In caser OF Tasercuias or Pulmonary Consump-
ton.
II. For AL People heading Tonic.
wish that HoG Malt Bxtracs might
come into universal use. a. Il merits the
preference over all tonics Of the day, an q
II splendid . beverage OF table drink.
No. 93o Yves, Pity second street.
VIZ. NoCoauAsg.
Lsngfcidt, Thodc & Co, Wholesale and Retail
Agents. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Stryehnine is never used in manufactur-
ing whisky. We venture 10 make this
reply. ~ We have never detected it in the
worst specimens Of whisky, and have new
or found . chemist who WAS willing to
state IL had been discovered. A popular
idea prevails that 1t 10 common in bad whis-
Ky but 1t il . mistake. The wrstched
effects upou the system Of bad liquors ::are
due T. poisons other than stryehnins.-
Journal of Chemistry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

: II Evansville. Ind, tho other day, some
nay sAsusand people collected By the river
bank - - sharper walk the water in .
|Doir 81 wooden shoes. Two canoes lashed
|5Dno1hR oervsd - wooden shoes 70 The nan.
'u6o a1ood With oae fsoe eallansly plseed
- 80 - deabls-sa1e1 poddis q bic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

II is significant fact that Of the ten
Southern States now about to bs "admit-
ted" Georgia was in the Union before
Massachusetts,. South Carolina before New
Hampshire. Virginia before New York,
North Carolina before Rhode Island Louis
lana before Indiana, Mississippi before
Illinois, Alabama before Maine. Arkansas
before Michigan, Florida before lswa. and
Texas before Wisconsin. We give the
dates Of their admission
Georgia. .............. January Q, 17s8
South Carolina. Nay %, 1888
Virginia ..................J nne %, l7Ss
North Carolina. -. November 81, 1880
Louisiana. April 8, 1912
Mississippi ........... December 8, 1871
Alabama December IA, 1919
Arkansas June 10, 1885
Florida March 3, 1916
Texas December 20, lS46
When did they got outs-lNsw York
World
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
Christadoro's Dye,


Witch in tvinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
TO Back. is consequently universal favorite. the
more specially a. It IMPROVES TIE QUALITY
OF TIE AAlR, and reqsirss renewing lets frequent
~ tina. any other. CRlsTADOROs HAIR PRE-
0ERvATIvE. wssld you have iuxuriant glessy
tresss clustering around yesr brows. Ike vine ten
drills rind pasiaa SHAFT Purchase that celebrated
and mAshless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world - CHRIDTAD0RO'0 hair pre-
servatis and beautider. Sold BY Druggists. and up
piled bylll A.ir Dressers. Mandatory No. %
Maiden .ans-Prineipal Depot No. 8 Aston neuse
Antiquity ofBraAdroth' Pills.
Age isnot claimed % Q merit. emily ~ sign ofin-
tinsie W,rth The really useful article lives with
strong vitality the poor one langui.hes fos time
and thefgoss cut easily. BaAspxEsS.s Pmls. are
even pfeerIbed By great physicians whom the how
els call ludy for help, because they never fail TO
open ant give relief. Hundreds Of thousands would
consider calamity II there safe family Pills could
not be o'ian-d II has been officially settled that
moro Of nAarrEIr's PiLis are sold than all other
pills put ogether. Merit cells them. BsASpExTns
Puts pc qualities which restore every organ
and nbei Of the body to health are purely vcgeta-
bic and ,ie for every period OF lie. Principal Of
nee, Brudr-th House, New York. Sold by all
DrIggiss II. BnAspEEIm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
mo0aesO Lite Pills and Pie
D1eeorUs

he NEST sueccssful medicines In the world. Ned
heal men. elsreyosn. philssthropists, oil aekAswt
odee they AZ Dsrosming wendsffal s6sets h eaos0
ofpavsical wsakaess, bilious secrstons, 6yspspsia,
Lon Of diseases Of the liver and skin. Moi
fhts Life Pills the bsst Cathastc and Bleed pur
fer offered 10 tAs psblie. They cleanse The system
ffcn all inpusity and never gsps the bowels. seld
y all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

go MlLE0
OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Arc now snisbed ana in operation. More than
twenty thoussnd mea are smplcysd. and IL i not
impose.blc that the sutrs track. from Omaha TO
Sacramento. will be finished Ia 1855 instsad Of 1870
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
Of al ss.I ana Ss:s H:
fosnd ale ng the line Of its operations.
.pa Is y: NH. :. :.eoDs
on each de ofits road. This 10 an absolute dona-
tion, and win BE- source Of large revssue In the
future.
ILL., r Goyer9sm ,ns.n Grant Of
sic ooo.o s4s.uoo per nils. according to. the din
be built The Govern ment tAkes . secon! mortgage
- sscurty, and h expected that onlyshs inter
est. but the principal amount nag be paid IN sefvi
css .sn.srsd BY the Company u transporting troops
!, IA: /: s:s fsif sS 8, e;
the -. Bonds. Issued fer the came purpose. and
No more. The Government Permits the Trustees
for the Pirst Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the
Bonds to the only % the load L. completed
and a er lth has been examined BY uAitcd States
q nrstelaes Railroad.
from he stockholders. Of which ovss Eish, MI.
lion lollars have been paid In upon the work al
lone. and which will be Increased - the wants
VI--Net Cash Earnings on i,s Way
Busissss, that already amount 10 more than the In
are M indcstlonlof the vast through traiic that
must ollow the opening OF the line 10 the PAcac.
bat they certainly prove that
FlRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property, costing nearly three times
their amount,
Are Secure Beyond any Couaia.
geacy.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years. are
for q go each, and have eupons attached. They
Janusrv and July At the Cempany's Once II tie
City .! New Yosk at the rate Of ok per cent. In
gold. The priaeipsl IL payable in COLA Il maturity.
| they ssy liberal Income On their cost.
n Company believe that These Doads. at the
r,ss; s =: ss.sps:s ::s,5s IN he market
tina Subscriptions will b ssossvsd b New York
~ he CsnDony's O0oe, Ne. -
Nooh0aoDeroeo,
AND DY
Jsba y. Cisco = Sen. Banker.
Ne. - Wall OeFoee.
AND DY
To- les. National Bank or Da.
veoPoses 1oWa.
nepittaneee should b made in dsafts or othes
fundbp In New YOsk. ~ the Doaas viil b cent
ing trough local agents. VIII 70 them Sos thsr oas
0elivsry.
Af1MPHLET AND MAP FOR 1888 Aae ius,
Seee psblshed b The CcmSAsy. eivag teller isSss-
mash thaa 10 peseibls In On 6dvest0smsn1. ~.
psceas the Progress Of the Work. the Aseoufcss q
| thoCou1tsy erovoe0ed ~ the RoA6, t1o 4oonD lbs
Ger rvctioa. and the value Of the Boads, which
viii . cent ne On application. at The 0Sapeny'e
| ONE or 70 any ofths advertised agsnts.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOOLEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND 4 DAHSETT.

JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER. MASS,
Manufacture Wooden Machinery Of Superior Quality.
CEN bnng all the valuable improvements In this
county, and many from Europe, and In style and
nnifh mot surpassed by any. We continue 10 bald
Cafding Machines vi h Iron or Wood Frames Pat
ent Spinning Jacks; Yarn Twisters, with any num-
Der ~ Spindlcs desired, with Single Double CYL
nder-, from entirely new and much improved pat
terms Yarn Spoolcre and Dressing Machinery.
All kinds OF Cloth Finishing Mach cry, including
Shears broad and narrow Gigs, donbie and Single
acting; double nc ing Brushing Machines. Pulling
Mills, Wash Mills, Patent Cloth Dryers. Hydros'atic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet. Pc.
ierschhm and Whitley finish, Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines. etc. Wool Pickers, Busters.
Willowefs, Patent Hydro Extractor-, OF new and
improved plan Wool Dryers. Band Machines. Bob
bin Winders, Card Graders. Turning Rests, Plate
Heaters, etc. Also Machinery Castings, Mill Gear
ing Hangers. puleys ard shaftng, etc.
Our machines are in substan 'ial and superior iron
france. when preferred, but wood frames will be
furnished at low price when called for, and war
rsned TO be equal In every respect TO any machines
made In the United States.
In addition 60 the above named machines OF our
own make, we areprepared 10 furnish Cromptons
Looms, Parks 4 Woolrons Shears, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bur Pckers, Card Clothing, and man.
uacturcrs findings generally. at makers lowest price
and can furnish our ustomcrs with machinery for
Woollen Mills complete, it'll promptness, and at ~
favorable prices other builders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Ieioos the grandfather Of Dr.. Tobias introduced
the rENRTIAN EMINENT in Rnglapd. 1t vas .
sucsss although the price vs. 0uinea . Bottle.
HiV ate Majesty william ". used Is tos Chsonie
Rhs1matism, and Was entirely cured, after suffering
for yesss his attending ply sicians bslg uaabls
to fleet Q cure, and be wrote letter Of thanks,
hivs offered ffoo sterling for that letter. but IL was
refssed. In iss7 put II cut in the United StAtes,
ant now, In 1868. the sale IL immense. Thousands
OF hmilies never without It, II 10 safe and tnno-
cel, to apply externally. For Fl ycare I have war
rai.sd II TO cure the following complaints: Cholera,
Dia-rhea, Dyssntery, Group, Collie, Cramps, vomit-
rheumatism, Burns. Cuts. Bruises. Ola Sores.
Tosthache, Frosted Feet, Swellings, Insect etngs.
an pains in Chest Back or Limbs. externally. II
ns'er fails II used directed for Cholera Dye.
ensryit IL certain, II used when ffst attacked. No
once trying il, will be without H. Sold By
DR. gQists. Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar De.
Dot 10 Park Plaza. NJ "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
BATCHELOR's BAR DYE.

BATCHELORS BAR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable
instantaneous: NO dissppointnent: NO ridiculous
nts remedies the III effects Of bad dyes: invgorstes
and leaves the Hair so and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumcn; and properly
applied At Batehslor's Wig Factory. No. 10 Dondot,
New York. apv1o -d4w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Early N1arriages.-Dr. Franklin advocs-
ted Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this aud other subjects. be'nga GUIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Coniuga Felicity. by beae olent Physi-
sians, reut by mail. In sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Boz T.. Philadelphia. Pa. msyis-d&w3m
What every fourth person needs
Il some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for llsbitual Costvsncss ~ would advise all thyes
who troubled with Dyspepsia. Costiveness. Piles
Biliousness, Headache sny form OF Ind gestion to
use DR.. HAREIsos's PERisrALrc LozEson." Elisha
Huntington, n. D.. Elk LisutenantGover Of
Massachusetts,. They are pleasant to the taste and
never require increase of dose to perfect cure.
Ladiee, use Or. Velpaus French Pills Sold BY
Harrison 4 Starks. bS Brady Street.
AN INTERESTING FACT.
All Gods Improved Hair Restorative IL the best
atice for the hair made We can refer ysu to three
hunderd BARRIERS who have tested IL.
Sold by Druggists and Barbers.
Price n. For eale by Harrison 9tarkO,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Newly Discovered virtass- Hidden for 20 Years,
The Discovery Of the Trus Virtues 81 The Roofs
Brought 10 Light and Made nAnisest IN
DR.RADwAYv sARsAPARIILlAN RIsoLvINT
~ new process recently discovered By Or. Rss.
way, for obtaining the active pfoprieties nom
YoRniahla alha1nncns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

So quick dose the Assolvsnt eater into ths cifcu-
loticn that Il may BE- detected in the Urins IN ten
minutes amer Il has bcsn taken. In many cases Il
has secured nee discharge OF wateF-in eases
whore Cathsten wers formerly uss1 -ls not tAis .
blessing!
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-06
ANDREWJ. PELLETIER. DrDggist

Il f1'oliMEftf OF Hamburg, s G.. would re
L sprc,fuiiy call The a,ienti"n of hi. .l.'
irie: d. and cn-t"lmrrs. nHl tho psLlie generally
"f Abhcvill- District. 10 the fact Of his lu;i
ness l"c"'i"n being removed TO The enrn.r ol
Ei'is: aud Nonnment Streets, Augu.la, Ga,
ssl.srs he would ~ pleased 10 zee them. :
e lie keeps constantly "u hana 4 general a.
s"rtn'snt, ."f the BEST .DEUG$. M.ilirin-.,
soap: Prrfumery'; Gru.l'rs, Dye Stuff, Spices.
ST.. dc.t ~ Wliel. he invita-, III. attention oi
the t.ubiia A. J. PELt.ETIER.
Corner M"npm.nl l. Ella Streets. First street
;nl"se The lover Market, Augusta, Go.
Oct 4. 1857, 24 Gp -