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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

II Conducted by the spauish 0ovcrnment.-
$3.50 zoe In Gold drawn seventeen days. Pri-
xes cashed and Information furnished. The highest
price paid FOR Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and
silver. TAYLOR CO..
febll diy Bankers. 16 Vail 81, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

Y
~ ~ ~ Ut
En- Rue-s Aiabasier Cream!
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
Mgrlc IN THE WORLD
II will not Iriure the most Delicate Skin
II. presence Oh the face cannot be detected II csn
10 yernovcd only by washing; and when renewed
viii leave IN ~ softer, smoother and whittier than
before RI er2cies,rs every discolorson Of the lace
whether caused by exposure 10 III wetheT or ny ais
es.c, and bestows upon ell face, the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TIE YOUTH
A single trial proves al these statements
And the entire saftg with which II can be used,
makes its success complete.
Sy- A.k for Ia RGes.-.ee that the name OF La
Rue Co il blown In the bottle, and our irsce marx
AZ the t,p OF tie from. lspe Sold by all Druggists
and Fansv Coosis Dealers Price One Dollar per
bottle CH0Rcd = FLINT Proprietors.
'o Hartford, Conn.
&C W.,ls a Co. New York Geo. Q. Goodwin
\ Co. Boston, Mass, wholesale Agents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

II A SCIENTIFIC COMPOUJym
an old and well tried remedy that wa. never Known
20 iail. When nsed IN connection With HAsls NAV.
Neuralgta Scrofnls Fever Sores salt Aheum. Ulcer
Pilee. Chubaiiie. Core Evee Cnte, Borus, Bruises.
and AL Diseases OF the Skin whenever thele =
or Bowels.apply plaster OF Pages Arnic Oil, md
Immediate relief Will 0e given For
ScrO(ala 0ores.
has NO parallel; II having completely cradicased
ms horrible dissaae after every other remedy had
Who msy mot b. eats1sd Win me reeul{ can retnyn
US same Nd the porchase money vii, BE- refunded
n san . had q The Drugsiste TOT 3 ana - cenis
. Who0 q oedeeS ekenN y ~ sssS
~ ses Fagae ADniea o., - 49, = 60.
HUMANS . VA oouAACH-
AoeoAy OAisaos. m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

HON. IAMH TIlOMPSON.
'ooge OF nssaprese Cour Il Pennsy Ivan ial
Philadelphia April 20. 1885.
CONSIDER "HooAnd's G.rnan Bitters"
~. vuso's medieae in ases OF i,tacka Of lndigse-
experience Of,
yors, win respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
Cerrupsse. q Federal Omc.r.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Pvt says:
There arssumors a6oat that arrangements
are in existence in this city which v in soon
% made pubic sstablishing conclusively
the corruption Of certain late military OIL
Gals Who we're connected with the opera.
tions Of the army in the Southwest during
the rebellion. Among these documents are
vOschsra signed 10 trlpl,cate for cotton De.
Iivered BY the confederate government to
these military oil sials during and PRIOR 10
the seigs Of vicksburg. With the funds
thus procured military supplies were pur-
chased by the confederate commander of a
federal officer with whom he held regular
meetings on the borders Of Lake Poncbar.
train. A single invoice Of these supplies
smounted 70 &360, 900, the officer through
whom the negotiations were made using "a.
'uphonious name of Smith.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
NO'ICE.

hnswe establlsd fac. that fully one
e:ps ;as m ". al. or % Of .,a,
ment OF Sot. heal III or to use their
own expreson, ''n,r.r feel we'll" They are
ianguid, de5id Of hlenergv, extremely ner-
nous. and i've no a,e,i,e.
10 tins cas- of pesns the BlTrERS, orSthe
IONLC, ars,speci alviecommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
HoofLAND's GERMAN TONIC


NO0FlAHD's GERMAN TONIC
/, combiua; q Of althe Ingredients Of the Bit
ters. with " ruret quality Of Santa Cruz
Rum Orangt eic-. making one OF the most
pleasant and igreea'e remedies ever offered to
the public. !,
holic admiyt-e, WI use
Hooflani's German Bitters.
In csscs ofiervou. depression. when some
alcoholic stirllus is'ecessary,
Mo0flAIp'S GERMAN TONIC
snoui be used.
The Bitteror the Tonic are both equally
GOOD and cotain thaaune medicinal virtues.
Abe stomaa, from variety Of causes. such
:. ,.a,s...is, Ip.O rp.p.'.. s.,yo..
Debility. Ell. is very apt to have
its functions ran ged. The result
Of which is. tat Inpatient suffers from several
or more OF III follotng diseases:
Constipation, vlatence, Inward Piles. Full.
ness Of Blcd to IN Head. Aciditv of the
Stomach Nause, Heartburn, disgust
for the God, Illness or Weight In
the somaci Sour Quotations.
Sinkinl or Flueriug At the Pit OF
the simaoh. Swimming Of the
Head, II fried " Dikculs Breath
| ing, Fiutternr atthe Heart, Choking or
Sufoca,ig Sensions when in Lying
Postur, Dimn1 of Vision. Dots
| OF Wbs bef'e the Sight, Dull
| Pa; in thdlead. D,ficien-
Of 'erspirstion.
a. 4: I'D. A: 6: 6. e.; 5, :.
| Chest, nbs, &c Sudden Flushes Of
Neat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant
/ lmaginils a Evil, and Great
epresssr Of Spirits.
These rersdes VII silsctually cure Lives
Comy laint, .aundite, lyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Del liy. CiDne DiarrhGa. Disease of
| the Kidneys ,nd al Dieaaes arising from .
Dissr dcred yer. N'ntch or Intestines.
DE LITY.
Resulting ION ay Cause whatever !;
PROsTEII0NOF THE TYSTEM,
induce by Stese Labor, Hard
ship Exposre. Fevers, etc.
There medicpl eIiant equal to these
remedies in uch cas-. A tone and vigor 10
'% ass.,;s !. The system ,s tn.
joyed. the s5msc digests prompt
". the blooc is puried the compile zion be.
comes soune,nd hsl,hv, the yellow tinge 10
| eradicated Inn The YES bloom is given to
the cheeks I'D We sesk and nervous invalid
becomes asponglnd healthy being.
Perscrs Advanced In Life.
And feeling he had If time weighing heavily
upon them, Nth al it, attendant ills, will find
in the use o'hese lI1rERS, or the TONIC, an
elixir that VI insth rev lie into their veins.
restore IN Eeasureihe elergy and ardor Of
more youth s.build up their shrunken
forms. and gre heal, and shsppinsss to- their
rent ming ,srs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

Fifty Millions of Boxes Sold.
RRANDERETH's PILLS take hold and eSpel the
matter of disease.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

And feeling lie had # time weighing heavily
upon them, nth al il. attendant ills, will find
IN the use o'hese lI1rERS, or the TONIC, an
elixir that VI instIl rev lie into their veins,
restore IN a Eeasurefhe e1ergy and ardor Of
more youth days.build up their shrunken
forms. and Gre heal and Happiness to- their
rsmain ming ,,srs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

II 1890 the actual expsnsse Of the Fed.
sral Government were ~ follows for the
isesno named:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26
Horrible Outrage -sw iii Punish
mnena

From the Belsiierc an. Northwestern
One Of the most bcastly aud di.graceful
acts Il has ever been our lot TO chronicle,
was committed in this place last Wednes-
day evening, BY = scoundrel named Silver,
his v.cum being a little girl five or ak
years Of age, the daughter Of Mr.. Gala
CHER. The fellow had been on = spree q
number Of days, which had rendered him
less human, II possible, than he was before.
Finding this little girl short distance from
her home he carried her by force into an
house near the south sido public school
building, and fastened the door. Her
screams attracted her father, who forced
the door open, and was horriiied at the lis
covery which he made. After giving the
miserable wretch n good beating he had
him arrested and taken to Jail.
On Thursday the grand jury found bill
against him, and this morning he had his
trial and was sentenced to seven and one.
hall years confinement in the penitcn;iarv.
CORRESPONDENT writing from New Or.
leans relates the following incident Illus
trativc Of intelligence and personal impor-
lance ola negro member OF the Louisiana
Black and Tan Convention
Upon entering the cars at Ponchatoula.
on the I'd inst, for New Orleans, on tho
New Orleans, Jackson aud Great Northern
Railroad, tho first thing saw va. Bin But
Ter, niger member Of the menagerie, oc-
cupying . seat near the etove leisurely pre-
tending to read newspaper upside down.
every now and then casting a contemptu-
Gus glance at number of pas engcrs, who
kept up perfect litter at his stupidity =
Finally, finding the whole car had caught
the same cue, and all eyes wefc turned up
on him, he furiously put on the cap sheaf
by demanding, in q very angry manner -
Nv hat oil you white fellsrs are laughing att
l want you to understand Use none Oh your
common niggers; Use one oh de convention
members. an order you al to stop laugh
ing in my presence" This only increased
the mirth, and general yell WAS the result.
This Infatuated the darkey, and he left the
car. soon appearing with the conductor.
Who. when told the joke, heartily Joined in
the laugh himself. at tho same time telling
the delegate il he vas not satisfied with lie
passengers in that car, he could repair fur.
Their forward to the car allotted for negroes.
which Invitation Bill declined to accent. ana
folded up his paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-26

3 old nv LASPELDT. THODE CO., Agents,
No. 81 West second street, Davenport, lows.
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/ cIADHNi Hi Il raj icn|.

HOWELL CoDD.- he telegraph an
nounccs the sudden death o. Howell
Cobb, OF Ge.r,i w.li:n look place Il.
The Elf. IN Avenue Hotel, in New York
on "a. uroay morning Ia. t, III illc I'D
yea o. Il ; are. NJ. COBB ia, been q
e last Twenty-Five Years p.oM.ncn
iigu,c III the o! tics o, lie country.
lie Was a ma; We 0. Geo. il /, and gradua
ted ut Franklin College III that ,-Ia.c.
y ring the r.U-ll.on ne Was L mem
be O. thc .cJei p.OV : OLai cong c. : anu
III p.CslC,nt OF ii, and Il N ,o4.sCncral
IN tnC rebel AMY. Ill C. lnu Wal e. o sec.
he has stood i'll Tie ath of rec, rs. rac-
20 ,0pposinS i w ia voice and pen, i'll
cad o. u,ihg his talents to promote
peace and concord.
NJ Cob was u IN IN Of fin abilities,
and was personally very popular.
DA>. SICKLEs - The New York Word
is eXs PEI ated because Gen. Dan. Sick
le., oithc United States Army, sis
now st lmping ab ,ut the country" We
d mise; how he can help SUM ing a.
bout the ttln.y. 'lle DoE tc4aty at
Gettysburg slot away one OF his legs,
which compels him TO " stump it,"
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ALL iTGIET!!
the EfcctioH ana The Result.

The fate Of the country for the mex
four yeals is already dccidcdin the S at,
Flee ions of ennsylvania. Ohio, In
diana ard Nebraska, which took place
on Tuesday. There is no longer an!
doubt; the further OIL osition OF The
Democracy is useless. The Republicans
have carried Pennsylvania y Il major
ty of from 10000 TO 5000. nurrah fol
the old keystone State, whose hospital
tiles the New Eng land Boys i'll Blue re-
ccivcd for four years time, while going
for the q els OF the Coniedoracy. A
honor to tie State ulon wl.osc soil is !;
Gettysburg which is lome,nLered il
this verdict.
Ohio, too, -thc hone of the Pcndlc'
tons and the Nallandig hams-repud.'
ates them all, and swells the ranks OF
the Grand Army of Freedom with %
600 majority. al.andil ham is " Kilt
in his aspirations ior Cong css. and San
Cary Las lost Lis icotLold. Like san
Patch, II la, S n.ndc his last leap.
Indiana gees hcpl biican ly nom 7,Oo'
TO 10000 majority. Light Republican
Congress men are elected and two Dom
ocrats. The sturdy and loyal hoosir4'
have done their whole duty Dan \o> =
Lies is dc Gated; the Unloa fires az
sweeping the Wes,eln pra.ries.
Nebraska is sound III her Iolitica
faith, rs evidenced by lars c.y nIc.easc
III ,joritics. llc .e. Ut ie glorious, u
no, hing like W hat may lie expected Il
November.
i hree cheers for Grant and ColiaX
The Ulion is Preserved by tie loyn
votes.
ramp, tramp, usmr, tie Logs ~
n.;u(hinI."
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1Ht rtIno. y .Ncss0Oc.

The Governors Message is II We
len. thy CCcLmt II Ior 'mAii otal,
vet II Is t ii OF interest to Il Ntrlnoi.
leader. Thee IS lady Il sub Get tia
il treats VI Oh ~ 60, ld W~il 20 III
men, ioncu, and Il i !Ioin the iinanoe.
,hcle rs 10 TART OF II OF !, cater Inlcses {,
10 the State ,lau he question OF Rec.
lIoclty. We coy litn tie Montpeiiel
Journal, an lticic i"9 the sunJcct
evidently wlitt,l. y IL formor editor
Mr.. Wai,on
RECIPROCITY AND THE SHIP CANAL.
Gov Page r.cOmmen Is tha', il the
negotiation OF II CIV t.caty iol icclp4U
cal trade between the Uulei states ana
the British American LO,on.,s, the con
structiOn, by the British Provinces, q.
Great britain, OF Il ship canal from tnt
River 81. Law renee to Lake thampiail.
9 be made Il cardinal lont," ana our
delegation be Instructed accordingly.
lhIs question transcends, in I'M or
lance, Il ~ question oi merely state pol
lev. 1t affects dlrectly all the States
bordering upon the B.itisn fioylnce ,
as well as those provinces; ana, III the
mode OF action plOloStu, IL Is III 10TH Il
national QLestlOu. 1t is so III TACT aiso,
andan IN ortantques.lon tIaj ueln 1nds
high slatesmansiIip. Or touIse oui
Legislature shO nd lrcat the question
with the caution wnich IT'S gravity de-
serves, and acG judiciolSy II II acts III
all
Several years ago, when the proposed
canal was antaSonlZed with me then
Struggling railroads of Vermont, our
sympathies were all with the roads land
We w,r4 inclined 10 scout the canal pro-
iect as beng unnecessary, We ima5in
ed The roads 10 be uli-suillcient lor the
needs of Vermont and the commerce ut
New England and the West but We
have learned that t is utterly lmpossl'
ble Z, construct railroads as last AS the
new States o. the West, ana Tic fast
grow ing commerce between the East
and the West, Wiil furnish passengers
and ireignt aor tralspor. utioh, lhue>d,
existing ioad, o. long lines cannot fur
Nish the rolling stock !of iA1 p eseilt
single TRACKS rs f'st rs they axe 4eI Ilr-
cd.
In looking for relief, we can discover
it on y In extending watet t.a"sl o, Ia
lion as lar, and changing the numuei
and caplc..y OF shot CONNECTING lines
OF rI.l.old, a, last Is 20 s.p,c.
TO. in ,Idnce: Il snlp canal q! 2 rev
miles, from Cnc -. LIWf-nce to Lass
-InanI i,ialn, VIII open Il new linc o.
water com n ala cation between all .he
codntry bo.uer.n o. The no4tneIii 10 q
and New io.k city an. ano,Iei sh
Aanai ]. ON Like Ni4c-I.G AN " ttse ~
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CUn't Vo IL.

The following ltl,er shows that Scy-
mour is too bitter dose for any soldier
% swallow. Z l. malley was the first
Colonel OF the 9Th VT. Volunteers.
What makes the Lester tl9 m).. 81 sl.-
icant is, the fact that Co. Smalley IA,
been life long Democrat, and s u son
Of Judge Smaliey, o. Burlington.
New YORK, Sept. %, 1868.
MAI. GEN. GEO. J. SrANNARD:-
Oedr CeneTai.-s ONE SIX or seven
weehs ago, shortly Il. ter The \. I.no.n-
nations, IN the course OF Ne.siti4n /
tpid you that thodght snould sup, ort
lhe Democratic nomin es, and such ,nen
Was my intention. since thaV CONVEX
satIon new l. slCs have Presented lnem-
seiv>s to my mind, and, as between
soldiers, / deem l. Il point or hJIo. 20
INFORM you TINT AN ) ltisl1u Tn h the
INTEREST," OF the colntry require the cleo
t.cn If Gen. Grant, ana mat in acc I'D
lnc. with this lniOn | shall 81 port
hlm. l do not wish to b. CO.'S ItrcL a.,
repLdiatlng true Democrat c principles,
~ 1 understand them, not lis Il &C avert
to the policy u some OF the me ,suros OF
thc RepuhIlcNn parry, put sllSiy ana
IMPLY as an earnts ana N.llIus sup
pur.er OF General Grant. III addition
20 .ny opinion Of III, su!'c4ior al mess anu
quail ci, ylUn, OF Gen. G..ln. Tor the
rle7idency in the picaeut Crisis, L am
constrained u the cuu-se have adopted
ny my bsiicl liiat Grant Wiil n-Vc
gteatv. power o neal lhe WQLnue III
nictei uu.ing our ia,c st usgic tLill has
oppohen., /! eiocttu, ana ...at, w..4i us
nlAd ana Eenerods leci.n 'HNaAus ne
GAL us Guy. Scy U.o.t San puasiOiy
cn.cfta-li, nom the Ar,a- se.Nirts o. Lac
imam, his nlloWh mas iIdii4ihity ahu
iirnntss in WAicn ia,,,rqua 4,y t-.-hh
10Y. JYJ hiou' uc.ic-eAt, ana .4o.h tne
poilllcai to4stitnliHIl % SolSi> s5-iie
VIII ac ,oiiitiI>n iiio-o a. liic FiatOfI 40 /
Ga The Sou.n 20 ia. liiuh II, 4ciat Y -
With tie eAll.c cOanlty co moe ~ IS
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. Thus far
the procccdin OF the Gcncr COnvCn-
ton of the Episcopal Cuurch have not
been such us TO ie.ad us to CXpCcg Il iia. e
monious y 'ssiOn. The siign est provo
cation calls out the Latent hostile feeling
OF the OPP osing part cs III the CLu.ch,
and Il Whole day Is consumed III discus
sing the wei ,lty point whethc. the do
ccsc Of Nebraska siidll lie admitted us I,
" Council OF 'COnv, ntiOl, simply
because the .Urlncr term il 81 ID 10 bc an
unusua one, and therefore arouscs dis
trust and ALARM. TEcrc seems to bc liz
lic do. That the terms aie synOnN-
NOUS, or so nca.ly synonymous that
under ordinary cllcumstanc The subs
ti.ut.Ull OF on 1Of the other wOulu OK
cite scarcely word Of comment. Vnc
Low Cnurcn party seem TO DC tne more
agA re:sIvc. bishop Lee of Delaware,
who p.cachcd tlic opening svrmoa be-
lO4e tie Convention, ;,Vai.ed h. mselt OF
the Op, OItunlty to uenOunc1 ii ,tiaiiSnl,
and even tie moe nOocf;lte PRACTICES o.
thc High Cnurcl,mcn, with Il severity
Nh. eli, ..CWcVcr satisfactory ii lnay have
p,Ovcd to tiios1 CT his own way Oh lhnli-
mig, W. 5 not ada tea 10 tOhc.llatc the
opposite latA. AZ the saturday scs-
son several dele a.US asked why the
surpnceu c.Ou q. Toys, who lake part n
the dairy services o. TRINITY Chapel
Where nc Convention sit, had been
uisi icnscu with Oh that day. In the re-
ply II WAS s.acd lhut D.. SwOpc, the
IN MISTER IN charge o. i r.ni y Chapel
understanding thlt cef.ain dtlcs, axe:
wo.ld not a.tcnd The reii : .ou5 service.
W.th which the ially SESSIONS Of The
Convention OPEN vale Tic supple [
ciol' Is ciiil.ttcu 10 taMc !'ait III thcm
hal desired the boys, " Tor die sake o
peace TO .tU.UiN themselves. i.4C con.
cess on WAS graceful and c0u tcols.-N
y ,SUI
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rev its CONNIE Cial and financial pros
pclit, nov a.nio tannihiatcl, In III can
Govern or seymour 10y any oss.b lily,
allowing the latter every moi OH <
intention III the premises. None OF the
checks VIII .cil IcngrCFs | a. : Ell iii to
impose To gUidc o. I'm { the power of
the TX ,cutiVc can be withdraw. with
out the consent OF the Senate, whose
pol teal compassion Tor { II st four
years Will Inevitably he Republican.
DcMOc!atic. Which think mo tmpIU-
babe. no act + the resent Cong css
auc- ling iteoous,r c,iou can bV rDI C.,cd
III Csc OF inh unOniuus relations be-
TIVE, n ihc Executive an .sCl.-W ha5
then COuli s~C\ nluur accOmpl sn 30 be &
II. the south II he way the democratic
icadc. indicate. ." W thW he Z ms itu-
ton which he prof >. g to vcucrUc:
NONty q. the zen ,V i'll. ltCVolut on
ana vi, iat a.c .idic .tcI mo-. q. less
ducc /, and NE . 4 do no. be ieVc the
War DcuOc.HcY ire Wthl'g 10 as l., III
iutl.c ilt TT OH the co nary. Fer one /
am noc--aud | hehoVc tue tiuc,t and
/ bc t interests OF Me south III people,
both OF the Dcmoc cate and ltcpubtIcan
/ pilIlcs, viii be ,uu, crVed by lie elect Oh
/ OF Gen. CRANE. do not think | can
bet cr $ oW my e Innate o. The hcscnt
uuli !c,u nee sAlI,s than by tls ny my
IIrst l.. Csi e aiiai woe OF he leo oi
70 t D0hei on and x! pVnat.oN ,uld ne
man who uojc, ted H. a.tlst thcc.V.l tr.al
of thO. e whom lac pa.Glcd.
S.nc,rcly NoIr friend,
IL. \. cNiALLI-Y.
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TO EEMALE5.

nR. FREDK MOHkiLl., Physician and Sur
- geon, gives exclusive attention To Diseases
~ women. lie has made diseases of woman his
study for the past twenty years. HIS practice
has been Ne-y extensive bnth in Hospital and III
private practice. lis reputation has vouchers
III ali the city papers, patients, and the medi-
cal profession, both here aud abroad, aS being
the most skiliiul specialist h re, and thorough
master of al sexual diseases.
Or. Aiorii is Admitted by the best me lica
talent of the country to have no equal III the
treatment of Female Complaints. and Is no I'M
usual occurrence t,r physlrans III regular prac-
tlcc 10 recommend patients To linn for Treatment
when afflicted with diseases III his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific atten
ton, both medically ami surgically, with private
apartments during Sickness, and with Old and
experienced nurses, II tney wish.
lhu lIUr advised free ~ charge. Physicians
on patients wishing Ii. opinion OF advice, by et-
ter, and enclosing the ushaitc Tee, Wi. ne answered
by return mali.
Medicines sent to al parts Of the country.
uIlice, AZ. y HOWARD SIREEf,
2li-ly Bustoil Mass.
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stWOEULN CONSUMPTION

DR.. UGUL. Of Paris one of the most eminent
Chemists 90 Uuuupc, said
Inc most astounding results may be antci-
water"
Dr. IL. ANDHgs, after q ten years of scion inc
icst"it IA ~ u 'Nlctihcht. las succeeded IN dis
sowing O"e d,,d 0ne quarter grains of Iud uc to
each Had ounce ut water, aud Tie most uSiUUnd-
Jag results haze ToiOtrcd rs 6se. particular IN
SciOiuid ana kinurcu diScasts. Cucuar. f,ec.
Dr. II. Andcis IUulLc WHt,r is for SAFE 10y j..
j. blNoMU.,t, SO D"y street, ,cv York, ana ali
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SpcrMl 4lotltrs.
T,rrj,fN-Ere lrors E'y,rf;ce

JTcHfy-Ere 1"0ts i'F0rfice
Ia the Treatment of Diseases Incident to Fee
males, has paced DR.. Dow al tlc head Of all the
physicalis making such practice specially. ana
tlab.cs him to guarantee speedy and pelmit-
cut cure Ill the worst cases of Suppression and
al other WcnstH arrangements. from orhdt-
crey ci"Se. All letters Tor advice must contain
i. Office, No. 8 Endicott Street, Boston.
y. Il, Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main ui.der treatment.
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Good Dairy Far

LNOK SALE IN MOkkiSl OWN, Within
l. hat mic Of Morristown village
Farm contains about eiGhty-hve acres OF
land, sixty ucr,s cleared, and the rem;|
WuOd-ianu.
Four hundred Sugar or Maple trees, witt
Tubs and Sugar Utensils.
Young App,e Orchard Of about $50
mostly Ill bearing
House BON IL, in good repair, with goof
lai. Bann ~ X d. with cellar under the
and III good repair. Running water at
and Darn. and pastures we'll wutcred
Forty tons of hay cut from twenty acres
be sod with the farm If desired.
Seven Cows, 5 yeariing heifers, lG sheer
span vi good work h,rs, Will he sod wit
place ii d, sired, and ali farming tools.
Al To DC GOD very chcal for cash.
". III. POWE
Morristown, Aug 10, 1868
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tyA A LECTURE TO
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