davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

French Journals ON Lord Stunlcy's Speech.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1885,
La France fnds fault with Lord Stanley for his re-
ference to France in his recent speech at Kings
Lynn. It says he should recommend moderation to
Prussia not to France and asserts that the general
impression produced by that speech is not reassur-
Ing either to the result Of the American negota
tions or the prospect Of peace In Europe.
Death Of Baron James Rothschild.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1868
Baron James Rothschild, head Of the house OF the
Rothschilds, bankers, died here yesterday.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

Attention, Smokers lyon Who Have Weak
lungs smoke tobacco but smoke the Asthmic Fu
Cigarette. II will strengthen hngs and
aist
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

BntcheIor,s Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable
Factory IL Bond street
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

A.-A.-Japnnese Hair stain
Coors hair whiskers and mustache beautiful black
brown. ID consists OF only preparation Price ~ cents
Sold BY y. C. WELLS CO., ly2 Fulton street, and all drug
gss s. O. UPIiAM, Philadelphia, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

Ballou,s II. Y. 8. BaIlou,s +. Y. 3.
Bailou's r. Y. q. Ballou's p. VS..
French Yoke Shirts, ssi broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

A.-CoId-Ine In the Best Remedy for Ceughs
and Colds. For sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

Progress Of the Republicans in the Provinces.
MADRID, Nov. 16, 1858.
the republican party Is gaining largely In num-
pers and influence In the cities OF Seville and CadZ.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

Erring but NObie.-Self Help for Young Mes,
who having erred desire better msnhood Sent In efed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. benefited, return iss
postage. Address Phlanthros, boz p, Phnadsphs, Pa
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

CristadOro,s UnrivnlIed Hair Dye.-Sold and
applied at Nos 6Asor House. Manufactory s. Maiden
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

In Thls Couutry and Time There h Few
tune In every 6eid Of industry and sNoN o. ~ nIosaww
WORK 10 original In conception, essaN design aDL uno
qualed Ia quality. Therefore procura your hAn VI n"A-
The New York herald., 1868-11-17
FRANCE.

Rigorous Measures Adopted Throughout
Franco-Seixuro Of q Newspaper Omcc-
Prosecutions Against the Press.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1858.
Dispatches from Paris state that NJ Baroche Min
lister Of Justice and N. Pinard, Minister Of the In
terror have issued instructions to the Projects of
Departments requiring them to suppress all public
manifestations In regard to the coup Ge0t Of the I'd
Of December.
The once and material Of the Tempe tnewspaper)
have been seized by the police and the publication Of
the journal Is suspended.
The French government has commenced prosecu-
tions against other journals for alleged violations OF
the Press law.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

wigs, Toupees and Ornainentai Ha'r.-Bsss
quality Hair Dye and Hakf pyspss AL eos'S - n<ASth~
LoRS, IL Bond street
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

ssCopstitutiou Water, IL n Certain Cure for
Dabsss and ali diseases OF the Kidneys. Depot Cin
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

Appointment Of tho Archbishop Of Canterbury.
LONDON, Nov. l6, 1868.
The announcement is made to-day In the London
journals tnat the Rev. Archibald Campbell TAFT,
d. D., Bishop Of London, has been appointed Arch
bishop Of Canterbury.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

LONDON, Nov. l6-Mdnight.
There was slight disturbance at Manchester to-
day, but it was soon Quieted BY the efforts Of the
police.
No reports Of senous disorder have been received
from any part OF the country.
The New York herald., 1868-11-17

Corporation Banquet TO Minister johnson
and Mr.. Peabody.
LONDON, Nov. 16, 1868.
The Corporation OF the city Of Brighton will give q
banquet to Reverdy Johnson and George Peabody on
Saturday next
The New York herald., 1868-11-17


OF distillation the Attorney General thus con.
cludes:--
I can see no evasion or Illustration OF any OF the
purposes OF these two sections by permitting them
to be applied so as to allow the further dista0n OF
the low wines anterior to the production OF the proof
spirits described by the ac1 from being carried on by
dstillers, by either recurrent or progressive dista
rion as their interest or convenience may suggest.
Upon these conditions / am satisfied that to convey
from the outlet OF the worm the product OF his dis
tlllatlon 70 still OF donoier tnrougn when sucn
by distiler In not violation OF the act OF July 90
ls6s and that such dister may by that method re-
dstill low wines OF the first distiation to the pro-
ducton OF proof spirits as described In the act This
answers your first Inquiry.
duces only the further consideration OF whether q
tank may be interposed as receptacle between the
worm of the nrst disiat,on ana 'ne aonoler OF sec
tilaon, far as the same has not reached the con-
don OF proof spirits but still continues TO be low
wines may be carried back TO this tank for further
dstillation. The same reasons which have led me
TO answer Jour first inqu ~ as have done permit
no legal distinction to be TAKEN either because OF
this inlerpostion OF the tank or by reason OF this
continued redistllationy0f the low wines through
process OF which the tank continues to form part
OF the apparatus. such an arrangement therefore,
would not In my judgment, be violation OF the act.
think 1t necessary only to add that the whole scope
and apparatus are limited 10 the production OF
proof spirits, and no inference must be drawn from
bs opinion that an engrating or connection 81 the
its, or of manufacturing other alcoholic compounds,
IL Justified by my conclusions or By the reasoning on
which they are based.
Internal Revenue Circular.
Commissioner Rollins has issued circular calling
the attention Of all officers Of the internal revenue
to the regulations for the marking and branding OF
casks or packages Of distilled spirits, strict com
pance with which Is enjoned upon Oil Officers,
especially gaugcrs Complaints are made that there
is great lack Of uniformity among gaugcrs In carry.
Ing out the regulations, and 1t u charged that In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

"A savings bank has been erganizsd in
Clinton on . sound basis.
Some fvrmers near Indianola have had
some 70 or go sheep killed BY dogs withsn
few days.
During . recent ride Of three mil<s
from Cedar Rapids, ever . tract which q
year ago vas unfsnesd and uucuttivstsd
prairie. the editor Of the Times counted
Two hundred md lfty stacks Of wheat.
= The Fort Dodge Nortkvsst says that
Iowa is the only State in the Union that
has sndssvrsd BY its Legislature 10 embsr.
ass railroad building. That comes from
having radical legislature.
AT . meeting Of tax payers Of johnson
County, held q Iswa CITY on Saturday, IL
was resolved nes 70 pay the old rsilresd
bonds, claimed to have been illseitimstsly
add fraudulsntly obtrinsd from the county
years ago. and the Board Of Supervisors
was instructed to lovy tax in obedience
to the msndamus Of the United States Cir
cult Court.
The Blade says that secret msstings
are all the rage st Pslls. They ge. marri-
cd on tho sly, live apart a. before, (proba-
bly9, and keep their marriage secret till il
tells its own story, and the secret comes
out. AZ it 10 now, the yeung men Of Pella
sfse afraid to beau around any Of the girls,
Tor fear they are courting come other mans
wife.
Iowa has eighteen daily nswspapsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

FIRE IN rnE NgwcoNB Housg-GRRAf
EXCITEMENT. Saturday evening the New.
comb House was the scene Of ono of the
biggest scares Of the season.
aatc in the evening after most Of the
guests and boarders had retired, they were
started by the cry of lre fire ! that
came from that part Of the building occu-
pied BY the table girls. The gallant little
s., who occupies No. 50, started for the
fire-down the st,irs he flew, missed the
three last steps and brought up on the door.
Gathering himself up he sped on few feet
and coilided with Bstger. This distanced
him and the occupant of 116 walked in
and turned \ pitcher Of water all over the
firs, and put it out with no other damage
than that Of the obstruction Of one hoop
skirt, three or four dresses, and several ar
ticles Of female apparal. whose technical
name, We we're uhsbls TO learn. The house
Was in perfect uprcar. Lit.o Dick seized
his pants in one hand and trunk in the
other, and dashed through the hall and
down the stairs, his trunk humping At
every step. Mr.. P, yelled fer his pants,
his wife didn't wear them last and OF course
didn't know where they were. He aidn's
care, those boys must be rescued from the
fourth story, so off he dashed q Ia Dick
Yates Even the namesake Of the old Ro-
man warrior, was not umsmovsd, but jeined
in the shirt-tail para de. There were
strange collisions IN those dark halls, and
whea the gas was lighted-Oh Ny 1t
shons on very brave mon. and revealed
many head alltwistei up with bits ee
paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of Iowa.
In the matter Of David q. Poner. bankrupt.
TO the creditors Of said David Z. Porter and
other persons interested.
ClRS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ that petition has been filed in said Court,
BY David y. Porter, of the city Of Davenport.
in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the act Of Congress OF March
Cd. 1857. for a discharge and certificate thsresi
from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act, and that the 10th day
Of Oct A. d. lSSs.at the hour Of ten o'clock A.
N. Of SAID DAY is assigned for the hearing OF the
same before the said Court ai heokuk, Iowa,
when and where you mar attend and
show cause if any you have. why the
prayer Of said petition should not DC granted.
Your are hereby further notified that tbs
sscon and third meetings Of the creditors o.
the said David y. Porter, for the purposes pro.
vided in The 9th and 2s.h Sections OF the ssid
Actoi Congress Of March 20. 1851, will
be held on the sth day of October, A. D. 1865
at the hour OF tea O'Clock, A. NJ. OF said
day, before the hon. II. eM. Price, Register
In Bankruptcy, at his office in the city OF Daven
port. bcotu county, State Of Iowa. when anc
where you can be prescn. II YOU desire tob be.
sspli d3t.mon II. X. LOVE Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Glad EIdinxs.

Thousands Of persons who were atfllct
many years with terrible sores have been
almost instantly relieved of pain. and in q
short time peremann.ly eurel by the use
of Soqn's Ointment
Pam cannot cxis whore this great RENE
dy is faithfully applied. Tho lame, halt,
AM stiff joniel ii great numbers have
been restored TO the natural use OF their
limbs, by the use OF this wonderful prepa-
ratioo II is also an inislable remedy Tor
bites of poisonous insects and snakes, fresh
wounds, swcliing5, sprains, bruises and
inaamations Of every kind, on either man
OF beast.
Every f,nslY should keep constantly on
hand supply o. S'5sa's Ointment for ca
- nf nI,lnrrenrv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

OT1ciai Paper OF the City.
e;,,g.s,Hano AE.a. exErT.

A few dsys 81 tic radicals declared
they ha3 carried Colorado. pctting that
and tia yermoas election together, there
vas great gIsriac4t,n. Subsequent intel
ligense shows that Colorado has gone dem.
oc7a,ia. This ia a democratic victory
redemption Of a territory from radical rule.
Colorado. Idaho, Montana and Washington
Torriiories-aii democratic this year-sll
70 Seymour and Blsi-. rhc following Is
Il, Dispatch
WAsulseros. Sept. 1.-THE President.
this evening. recsived the following dis
patch:
"DesvrR, Col, Sept. l0-Colsrado
elscts democrat Gro. w. PERKINS,
Chairman Of tie Democratic Central Com
mittecr
This result fnjs lis cause in tho fsst
that Grant and Colfax have both been out
into that locality since their nomination.
Thsy arc s1ccetsfal stumpcrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Nervous ssebisIty,

with its gloomy sttcndants.-low spirits,
do PRESTON, involuntary emissions, loss Of
semen, spcrmstorrhea, loss of power, dizzy
head, loss OF memory, and threatened i'm
po.encc and imbccilty, find a sovereign
cure in Humphreys Homeopathic Specific,
No twenty y-eighl Composed Of the most
valuable, mild and po,ont Curativss, thoy
ntgike at once attha root OF the matter, tone
up the system. arrest the discharges, and
impart Vi gor aud energy, life and vitality to
the entire man. Taey have cured thous-
ands OF cases. Prco IS per package Of six
boxes, and vial, or s per single box. Sold
by Druggists. and sent by mail on receipt
Of price Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.. bG2 Broadway
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
r. YOU WIsa To u
BEAUTIFUL.

IT YOU WIaa To BA
BEAUTIFUL,
Use O5CEL.A Df; PERSIA, or vICTORlA RE0IA,
fer BEAUTlFTING TfiE COMPLxXICN
aud PRESERVING THE SKIN.
Tails invaluable tcile. srtiels was discovered BY
cssbrated chemist in France, and 1t 10 10 Ill that
TIE Ladies OF The Colr ~ Europe owe their beatty
villa eli It's simplicity and purity thers II 70 article
that Will compare with It "a beautieer Of he con-
p'sxioa snd preservcr OF the skin
b. &. HcCLusKsT p7rrfased the receipt OF bin
on cnycars ago. .Cnas since tha. time given II .
% feet ris' ong bic personal frends and the aris'
tocrs. circles OF Phadelphia New York Baltimore,
Boston, Now Orleans. 81. Loais Savannah. Charlee-
ton, Wilmington. N. c., &c. They have used twitA
unqualified adnration and woaid consider the toilet
preparation. Victoria Re ia and Oecelia de Persia
has given such entrs satisfaction In every instance,
that he 10 compelled to offer II to he public This
article II entirely different from anything the kind
ever attempted, and II warranted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
After using Oscslia do Persia and Victoria Regia
for short time. the ekin will have son eafniko
texture; II imparts freshness snoohness and e0ft-
to the skin that can cnlT De produced BY Ssing
this valuable article This article 10 vulgar COM
pound 10 injnrs the skin complexion, but er bsn-
ccs ~ bsautdef, and ito use cennst psss!by bs do
tected BY the closet observer.
For removing Tan, Freckles. Sunburn, and Ccta
ueaas Diseases from the skin. II 10 nvaiuabls.
bending his Victoria Regia and Oscea do Persia u
he Ladies' seing the only perfect and reliable tot
axNriNs ssi NUS; E PREPARED Il ONLY BY u. necLus
And Ais name stamped q each label-no ether i
is ee1nine. Depot. No. 1Cs North Seventh street
Sold By oil Druggsts and Pesfuners in the United
states and Canada fsbS div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
THE CITY DEBT.
Shall we Compromise p
The vote to be taken
next SATURDAY..

This is question Of serious importance
to every property holder in Davsupsst.
Time was, when bat little thought was
given to The matter. This bonded debt
troubled none. only those who held The
bonds, and even they looked upon the in
vestment az poor one. Other cities have
been forced to pay their debts, and - our
city has grown in wealth, those holding
her bonds have not been anxious 10 dispose
Of them. In the meantime. the action Of
the courts ha, been such ~ TO plainly in
dicase that the debt must be paid At ne
very distant day. Acting with this un.
derstanding our City Council succeeded in
having tbs Legislature, At its last session,
pass special law, authorizing cities aud
towns 10 settle their bonded debt with theif
creditors, but first it must bs submitted to
4 vote ofthe people. Such vote will bs
in this city next Saturday, Sept. 10th.
when We hope this vexed question viii b
forever settled BY decision to comprom-
iss. Let every voter interested 10 the we'll
fare and prosperity Of Davenport. cast his
ballot for . compromise, and then it will
dsvolvc upon the City Council to see that
it is properly done. This debt has besn
bug bear long enough, driving business
from the city, keeping people away, pre-
venting improvements, and ia every way
cripling the best interests Of the place.
Shall this be continued, or shall ws com
promise. Let the people answer next
Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Real Estate TraneSsr,.

Traa.fers ip neeordsr's eaies Of town property
70 July 20, rs.
Henry fi.ssr. Et. sx., 70 Hans Hases,
Part fl. lot ,, block 4. Forrest {
Dillon's sdd 70 Dsv.sPsfs; -; ..sl.ssc 90
man, LOS 3, block 9, let ?. block Z.
slsymskers add 70 Davenport. ....e $50 60
A. J. Hsught and husband, to w. =.
Chsnowesh, lot Z. block "a, Lawbrites
eddso Davsnpers.. s......;;.;.::..;;.:es.ooo %
sac, block 3, and lots /, 9, 8, s, IL
and IA, in block 4, Slaymsksr's odd
to Davenport ...............--..v 400 w
Hugh AcGuire and wife, !, to Jas. Can
dice. let 9. block 4, Aclntosh's I'd
u.a. .aa R0.e 70 Da.sapors !. y. wiz: l.. S'S "
Asxss feet, in AeIutssh's I'd add -
D. +. ssss.brai.r 70 N. 4. Doughty. "
sc 4, block -. Parkhurst. ........e 500 %
T. y. I. Susemihi. ct. ux., to Ludwig
Susenihl, lot 5, block ?. Notes add
TO Davenport. ...................S $50 co
Willing westlske, ct. ux., TO James
and Martha Thorpe. part . fri Il,
sec. 5, 5, u, mr. ) . 10 acres in Rock
,. u: Fridi.y, q. uI.. 10 5. B. Camp.
bell. block !. Blue Grsss ........ q, s,oos CO
John Jensen, ct ux., 20 Julius
Qusntt. y lott. block 8, East Dav-
enpots.- -...-. ............e $50 W
John b. Grey, et ux /, to John n. Day.
lots . and 10, block 1, lets and S,
block 2, lots an 1. block 8, lots IA
and Is. block I. lots 8 and ., block 10,
I'd add to davenport. IT, . 800 20
o. II. Eldridse, to n. q. Eldridgs.
q foot lot 10. block and 8, 10 foot,
port. WV. . '. - D -. 800 70
Sarah A. Rsss, TO Patrick Kelly. lot
soxi50 fee, u nth street and West
ern Avenue, West Davenport ...e IFS %
J. Day, 10 F. Kirk, lots 10 and IL.
export. SIS 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Made In the West, and equal to any nsds in the
1ast. % proved In direct competition With then ct
the principal ests Fars during IL last two yeass.
Ihe'r tone = foil. round; Sympathetic and ven
narnonised thfoagh oil Tie scalee. Tie aeticn pr
fecty regulated with easy. elastic toaeh oad nne o.
s1ast exterior. For durability they ere warranted
FOR I've years.
Price, Cheaper ..than any other
Elr0e Class Make.
Old rIanos taken in exchssRe at liberal rates. F0s
sale at 81 Louis, 1ol South Ffh Street, at the Con.
the country
JOHN HoYr. Agent, Davenport. Iowa.
Fer Organ study aaA Praceace
Use ''zuNDKLLs MODERN SCHOOL,"
A new ard progressive Method. In parts BY
John zundel. Orgarist and Director Of iusio q
Plymouth Churcg. brooklyn. N, Y. Part /, HIS.
tory and description Of thh Organ Elsnentesy II
Of Organ Playing twithost pedalsy. Part II. Con
bin.tion Of stop veasatssies ana Piseee eaited
TIE ports compete q So yela1s. beor1s 0Aeo
Neilef 1tse. 0llv11 0z1oQN = CO, HQAllekeeo,
50 WolAlngtea q, Dee6Ba. o1AD. 4, Dtt00W =
%, NJ 0sOooWoS MI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
RIVER NEWS.
NORTHERN LINE.

.
The Muscatine will leave Port Byron Cor
St. Paul tomorrow morning on the arrival
Of the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Savanna will lea-e the same point
for St. Paul on Wednesday.
The Keithsburg, is the regular packet for
Fort Madison and Ksckuk in the morning,
At o'clock.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
Anna johnson leaves Port Byron for st.
Paul tomorrow morning, on arrival Of the
5:45 train from Rock Island.
The War Eagle leaves the same place for
st. Paul Wednesday morning
The Diamond Jo. is the regular packet
for st. Louis. tomorrow morning at seven
o oclock
LAYING THE CORNER SroNE OF TRINITY
CnrRcu OF Rock IsLASD.-On Saturday
aftsrnocn at 8 o'clock the corner stone OF
Trinity church, Rock Island was laid with
appropriate ceremonies. by the Rev. u. N.
Powers assisted by Rev. Mr.. Brooks, Rev.
". II. Barris, Rev. s. r. j. Hoyt Of this
city and Rev. &C. Gsiswold OF Gsnesec.
The day was bright and pleasant aud the
ceremonies made unusually interesting by
the excellent addresses delivered by DR..
Powers and Prof. Brooks. The following
articles were deposited in the stone:
The Holy Bible.
Book Of common PRAYER.
Church Almanac. 1868.
The Amsyicon Chn,ekman.
History Of Trinity Church, Rsck IslaRd.
The Reck Island argus.
/ The Rsck Island Unien.
The Davenport DEMocRAr.
The Davenport 0osetfe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

TaKB.sr ASp oatsrsAL Tosro oy laos, Phos-
pAorus and Calls ava known az Csswell, Mack Co. .
Ferro Ph,sphurstcd Elixir of Cslisaya Bark. The
iron color to the blood the phosphorus re
news Of h- tissue. and the casaya gives
natural healthfu tone to the digestive organs.
thereby curing dyspepsia In Its various forma,
weakfuiucss, general debility. and depression of
spirits Manufactured only by Caswel. Hazard b
%. New York fchiodwcpwk we'd mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

SsAanp ~ ~ PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED At
ps rpsp.swoer next, st o'clock p NJ. for srs6lse
cs,ars r. between 7th and 10Th streets. spsca
City Engineer The right to reject ~, M =, q tns
fosofvea. by order OF the street Comsni,tss
.n,ses. THOMAS MURRAY.
Re-e - CftV RnCfnsee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

HolIowAys oIsrxrSr.-Thsgs are mnltitudes OF
brave fellows now suffering from the effects OF
wounds received in the war, who might be made
eound and whole Ia a short time by the Of Hol-
lowAy oI>rNgSr. II ie no superficial remedy. that
merely skins over an ulcer, leaving the poison fee
tering beneath to break out sfresh a. some future
tory pr ncipe itself, and works a complete and
thorough cure Sold by all Drugeiets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

SEE BUscn OF GaArEs.-ln another col
umn, Of SpEER'S STANDARD WINE
BITrERS. 1t is highly recommended by
ply s;cisns for dysp 'p.iet-, on acconn OF
its tonic pr ,peyties, its purity and its deli
cinus nsrnrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
Crane Vines. &C.

l 900 year old Clinton Grape Vines at e3.Oo per
hundred, cents each.
1000 year old Clinton Grapes Vines a. % per hun.
dred. . centa each.
l0oe year old Concord Grape Vines, n 80 per han
dred, 9 cents each.
eco year old Concord Grape Vines at &1c per hun.
dred. 10 cents each
Also Frui; and Ornamental Trees, Roses. DC.
j. r. TEMPLE,
nj Main naHennoSf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14
aaxuvn,uns,e sceyues,y.

N5ne exeep. those Who have suffered all
the horror Of Dyspepsia can fully appreciate
the value and efficacy Of PERRY DAVIS
rMs KrpLEn. sovereign remedy fer this
dia ressiag disease. It possesses virtue,
which not alone removes pain instantly
but lesustcs the stomach, gives strength,
toae and vlgor to the system. Ii is ono ol
,hoie medicines which is worth more than
gold 5e,l by druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

tr is no exagssration whom We say thst
Wits Pine Compound has benefited thou
s.ads, and it is still being largely used for
diseases Of the Throat, Lungs and Kid
nnys For saln everywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-14

Pgavasss fpr the season. "Uee Rsnns's
Magic Oh" Cant keep house without
IT. ~, works like charm" "a few
moro bottles lett A Yankee invention
worth trgiag" "Curss quickly for little
maneYn Sold eYerYMhere.