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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06


GD4rDHG5D Hx-e
Hon 7. c. Wilcox, Prssidest John II. Camp.
bell, Vice frssfdent; Non. j. 4. Woodward.
Isea'Isfjl Wm. II. Joslin, Secretary; /. y.
Strong. Ge.1 Agent. 81
Campbell, J.. Forester, Hon. "a. Clark. james
Sanders, z. Stout, Hon. J. s. Woodward, II. n.
Plane L. J. Curtis, WIN. II. Joslin. c. Dewey.
Il. Miller.
REFERENCES:
4. D. Older, Independence; L. "A. Main. Co.
7rcasmserp IT,. Mnriaus, Go. Rscordsr; ~:
Brewer. Clerk Dist; Covvty Hon. L, w. Hart.
Hon. ". q. Donnan, State Senafor II, 4,
French Co., Cedar Falls; Judgs james Burt,
9. Srd Dit; Rev. Father Goabss, samusi III
watson, cnshire Fire. Kat~sIE.k, vht,.;
Hon. AlsH. Yss7sss Ss.Ists1,rh Kv.f i.
Jsi7Yl!a. Hikrsja. q.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
THE REGIsrRY LAW.

The registry law is uaques,ionably good
thing. While ii deprives no legal voter Of
the ballot, j. leads to The detection Of Illegal
voters, and secures greater protection to the
sanc,its Of the baia, box. The law IS new !;
the people and their officers have jus, tried
it Tor the first time; many things abou, it
have been imper!ectly understood; still the
result Of TIE FIRST trial is entirely favorable.
Thousands Of votes have heretofore been
cast Illegally. A number Of foreigners in
this city have been voting for years without
naturalization papers. When challenged
they have been in the habit OF swearing in
their votes, thus deliberately perjaring them
selves. As an Instance of the effect Of this
state Of affairs, We may refer 10 the city cleo.
ton Of last spring when the Democratic cans
didate forthe Council in the Fad Ward was
elected by one majority. Several Foreigners
who unqucs,ionably voted for that candidate
were no, citizens, AMI consequently not
voters. Really, therefore, the Republican
Candidate was elected, butt word has been
represented by a Democrat, whose election
might be properly contested today. Several
Of these Illegal voters, under the spur of the
registry law, have secured their na.uraliz.
alton papers ane arc now entitled to vote.
Ihey may thank their stars that they escape
the penalty FOR perjury. Suppose under our
laws woman should present herself at the
polls and offer to swear in her vote, would il
not accuse saiversal indigna ION and stamp
her as ft only for the peai,entiary, for the
simple reason that she could not take the
oath prescribed without perjury. Yet thou,
sands Of men have been heretofore thus per.
jering themselves at every election in our
| State and but little has been thought Of IL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
sUBsCRlPTIONs..-ise0,
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
HAR r Frs
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

Crtticat Notices II fis P,ess.
The most popular Msn.h'y in the world
Ner York Obserrcr.
We must refer in terms Of eulogy to the high
tone and varied excellences OF Harptr's Maya
zine--a journal with monthly circulation Of
about 900 eopies--in whose pages are to be
found some Of the choicest light and general
reading Of the day. We speak q this work as
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racy monthly and the more philosophical quar-
terly, blended with the best features Of the daily
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Guide 10 Amerfean Literature, London.
We can accoun. for its success only by the
simple fact that !. meets precisely the popular
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
Terms Strictly Cash.
TABOR & IRWIN,
COFFIN UPnOLSTER Y
CABINET m
WARE ROOMS!


Having greatly Increased their stcck in trade.
now have tbs pleasure VI offering 10 the publ
the largest and most complete assortment of
goods in their line to be- fouAd in the County.
aud respectfully invite al those in want of
Furnishing goods for farlor. sitting Rom
Kitchen, Chamber or Grave. to call and exam
ine their goods before purchasing elsewhere.
We sell cheaper, AMI give a better quality ef
goods for the money, than any other house in
the County. #@
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
- - -
General Grant Receiving the Elcc.
ton News



GALENA, Ill, November 4.
General Grant received the cleo
ton returns last night n, the residence
OF Mr.. WashLulne, into whose house
the telegraph wires had been intro
dnced, ana placed at the disposal of
the General. The returns from Penn
sylvania at an early hour substan-
italy settled the election, but the
General remained till o'clock this
.his morning, receiving returns from
all parts of the country. To-day he
has been receiving additional returns.
10 Daviess county gives him 1000
majority, the largesrt Republican ma
jority ever given. The city Of Ga!ena,
generally intensely copperhead, gives
him nine majority, against ls3 ma,
iori,y for Mcclellan in 1864 "a gain
ofl32.
There is to be grand celebration
and illumination here to-ni.ht in
honor of the splendid victory that
gives city a president.
So General Graot carries his own
town, crunty, Stale, and country.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undeIssn
IN Cd Executor Of the Estate Of Manassan
kesves, deed, will on the 18th day Of No'ea
Der. 1868, q ten o'clock A. NJ, at the farm o.
said decd, three miles north east Of lnderea,
dsaes, Iowa, sell at Public Auction q large lo o.
household goods. and Farming utensils, Two
ycefs old colts, Yoke Of Oxen, ! Two Hor'e
Magsa, NV. Light Wagon, A large lot o.
Wheat, Oats, Puckwhca. aud Corn. Co.'s
nefsys, J Steer, : Calves, l Pr. Bob. sleish''
IA ". Dssks, 10. j,
Terms Of sale Will b as follows: All sums o.
ten dollsrs or undor, to be cash in nd AL c'e'
that omout, four months time will be given q
aoeo With approved security and drawing ,.a
Per cent Int. Independence, Iowa, Oct. qua
1858.
@. W. RUDDICK.
I7-jw.1 Executor
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
DAJLY DEMOCRAT.


Popular diet in Utah-spaSs rib.
Michigan wheat 10 gre~ing 10 straw.
A friend that sticketh closer than .
brother A mosquito.
Several persons have been made sick in
Terre Hsute by eating squirrels.
The personal property Of Csncinnaii
fooss up to <43. i5C.0 600
Takes So, 900. 900 to pay July inter-
est On National debt
Twenty-ons Harvard students wire fia.
cd for drunkenness.
Braxxsr'o Cocaine for The hair once
used recomuends i.aslf.-Ckristisn Free
man. Bsstos.
Hooper, Of Massachusetts, declined .
Be rsneminated for Oengrsss. He beam
the cry, "stsnd from under"
In fssoes there are about eight hun.
drsd ProteetArs Sunday schools, With
abost forty thousand scholars.
The jewish Temple. Emanuel. Ut New
York, will cost over . million dollars.
An insurance company in Madison, Wis.,,
has just paid up seventeen different losses
Caused BY strokes Of lightning.
Another heavy bond robbery occurred 10
New York yesterday.
Josh Billings says he don't care how
much . man talks, If be will only gay .
few words.
There are one thousand three hundred
cathedrals, churches and chapels in En-
gland
There are only twenty three Spring
fields. ten Westflslds and eight Pittsfislds
in the United States.
Ons-fourth Of the agricultural revenue
Of France ID derived from the vine.
II 10 sumorsd that il viii not b fsaA-
ionabls next winter for nice young L.
dies to appear on promenade in short
walking dresses.
Prentice says that Grant didn't say
much whom he Was nominated, and wheo
election comes hs went answer st oil.
Mild small pcx prevails snsng the ne
gross and poor whites Of wasbiu gtoa
ond Alexandra.
Gen. Sherman has adopted . con 81
the famous scout and Indian hunter. Kal
Carson, sbd will send him TO Netse
Dame University At South Bend, lad
A Qsissy chap On Thursday sasceedsd
in drinking enc Hundred and ten glasess
Of lager bier, bsteen lunch time and 3
o'clock in the evening. So says The Her
ed.
In Paraguay, the women have taken the
Geld. They are bearing arms. 10 Chiss-
70, good many women ere bearing legs.
In both Paraguay and Chicago, the women
are outstripping the men.
A Warning to Clerks is publissd in the
San Frsncisee Bulletin That journal saya
that California 10 full Of starving clsrka
from other States 40 we'll ~ from Europe,
and that while laborsrs and men with
trades are generally prosperous there is ne'
the lesst encouragement to be given to those
who cannot do manual labor.
mike, Why don't you fire at thoss ducks!
Dnnt yon see you have got the whole fieci
before your gun 2" know l have; but
you see, when get good aim ct one. two
OF three others will swing right 'twixt him
and me-"
Mr. S. B. McCul!agh, popularity known
~ MACK" the Washington correspondent
Of tho Cincinnati Commercial, 10 now the
managing editor Of the Cincinnats Enquir.
sr.
The male lseusts are d. ing Of quite rap
idly. The death is very sudden and
queer; whils8yisg they drop into two
pieces. the hind part perfectly dead, while
the head will remain active for the heurs
Il Lafayet te (Inn) Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

NJ MHSO 81 nOa1 ~
HAvB PROVED. From rHx MOST AnPLl
kmeient and Reliable. They are The only 1sdi'
circs perfectly adapted to popular uee,-eo etnpls
thai mistakes cam u b. mses la using sAem %
harmless se TO be free from danger. andes emeieni
= 70 BE- intermediates They hare raised the higA
ct coeDendston from al. and VIII aiways ren-
der .atisfacticn. Cent?.
=. Worms. Worm fever. Worm Cole. Is
., Crying Cole OF reethinS Of Infants. %
4, Dinr.rn CHA OF Z hldfsn g Adults 20
:, Ckoiarn- Niorbus. Vomiting 4. 5
:, Coughs. Coi1s, Bronchitis. IS
8. Neuralgia, 20, thsese Fa-sseh... -. .
=, " Headn.nc s Sirk tie adseae. Vertigo. -
-. Dyspepsla. Billions stomach. ..... IS
II. Glppre--sed. or Painful Periods. Is
~. Writes. too prcfase Periods. -
Il. SAT- Rheas a .srysipslss. sssps!ccs =
y. Rheumatism. kAeams.ic paths. .
e. Fever = Aguo. CAM Ssss. Agess g
III: !. had ?, y. slss en-. !, 49, 49,:
u. Cst.trh acute O. essesie. isSsesss.. l.
g. :. whooptnG-O oush. ytslaal sesgA9
r. H Car Dlsc sSsssss i%psi,ss Ssssiis9ss
z. General Dselnrs - ystsai vsel1SSs 9
DroPsy. SAD ses.sg oees.tiso1 =. - 9
q. Kidney Disenea. ofsssa. :....: =
>, Nervous Debility Seminal
Esnission-. in,o.untsfy Disshafsef.'! g
-, 6Ore Mouth, CankeS. ......s... 20
~. Urinary Weaknees,~s ,aiAs bed =
81, Painful Periods, With spasms.. g
%. Suffering 81 change ofliss. .......i o.
81, = Diptherin. ncer@ted sore throat. -. -
FAMILY CASES.--Uf toto lsrge vills,
morocco or rosewood case, containing . ,peci.
nc for every ordinary disease . family is sub
iect to. 4 books Of directions. From 90 tot Is.
s'l'sf r.% ~. ssd Travelling ea'e', Nth :, !,
Specifics ior iii prv... Diseases, both , ,or
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
HALLS
Vegetable SicAian Hail Remover

Every wear increaeee ths popes-
l0ftfN ~ 1tls ralss0ese HAIR Ptep-
0r0ftOs, sChtCh - desC % ssoeS3e
alone. We can assure 0ses. Old
patr0ms that u u kept fully ~ q
3te high standard, and to GhoDo
sCh0 hare ssecer used e 80 can
confidently say, that it u Gsc only
reliable aud lscrfeceed preHarG,
HAIR to it, youthful color. max
the osc0lp. bv it, use, I becomes
schife and clean: tt Sems0res all
crMptiOns 0ntl dassdrMH, and BY
it, tonic properties frerests the
hair from falling 0sll, a. e slim
Mldfes and ss0urishes the hair
glands. BY iks use the hair QrOsrs
thicker and stronger. In balsimess
1t restores the capillary glands
to their normal tiOOr, and will
create q mesC growth except ~
c.rfretme old age. II Il the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as tt requires fever
applications. and gives the mir
that sl,lcNGiid 9IOesH appearance
20 much admired BY all. A. A.
Hayes, NJ. D.. St0te Assavet Of
Mass, says, .sfjte cOssetdfssessts arc
pure and CAREFULLY selected for
erceilesst qMGitsN, and I ceMsteer
~ tssfessdled pWspeoes." We pab-
fish q freatjee On the hair, sChich
cation, sCbich cOsst0tn6 coAssecse-
datOrV ssOttcee ft0Ns clespNaseM,
Dhvsiciame, the press, and Others.
hyS h<1ssn SnnHli lhA aAnfffs M The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

- Philosophy Of MARRIAGE.
Nsw Ccuree Of Lectures. - delivered u ~ New
York Mueeum Of Anstayny. en- bsaeinR the eubjeess.
How 70 livo and what 10 i've for: Youth. Maturity
mo Old Az; Manhood generally reviewee; The
eaase ofindieestSon, eAtulence and Nervuua diseaa
12eFo1 -
FcsSs9 voasnss esotsisisg tAess lectures win Be-
lbsvasdsd - pefee on1aee y 49,: g scsRt q
Yeo9 0i1gl1 = AH1ASosS oAnsL $500 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
RONDs0 RXTRACT.

Warranted 70 cure Chronic Diarrhea, II not over -
years standing ngvee tnned!ete relisf in all caess
Of Pain. Blons and Painters Cole. cranpe. SpaMs,
ooovulsions, Hysteries, and all lB1anDlnioo e NJ
Stomach and Bswsla. ltls warranted FIR superior ,
al other remedies S3f Dyypepeia, Fever and Agus.
Tecthache Neural1a, I'M, Burns, 0caids. Dfal1se,
Canker In the Mouth Thsuaf, md stomach
GILMAN BROS, ProVriet0n, Boston, Maae
For sals BY all Druggists. Price 80 cts. deodAv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

The Original and esiy true Arnics Plastsrs poe.
ssssins the great healing properties
OF the Arni,s Flouers
The curative e0ccss of thsse riAstsrs II al cAsee Of
pain o. weakness In the hreAss side " back and In
al cases OF Inflammation VI the Lnngs. aud Cough,
Are truly asscnlshing they give Immediate relief
Physicians prescribe them, and thousands recon
mend them. OusEnvR-iioLbow AZ. are the Original
and only true Arniea Pias,crs.
n E1A X En.l.sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

Dr.. Holloway, some afteen yesss ago. witnessing
TIE distress occassoned sirky eAdr~p In taking tho
naaeeoas verninRes Of that day resolved ~ annsl-
- them. sal from the mcAt effective Of these RENE
Dis srccssded IN separating their activs mrdicsl
peUpertss. pare. fasteless and In odorrns Then b.
ceUbAAsng shcse with sugaS, and moulding them h.
to IN agreeable CONNECTION formed the present ropt
LAa Esvrouvs VsHsiytes knowa
0sllsway's Scrnifage Collections,
Which have almost entirely sapesccdcd The old
nsuscons vcrmaxc. To thr delight 81 the poor little
sufferers. II contains NO Calousei or sshsr poison
ons ingredients.
10 highly esteemed . this fvpniar vsrmifngs, hy
the prcicason that all intelligent Physicians Who
know Of them. prescribe them p,eftrencs TO other
rv0eaiso, - DOT osiy more pisasess u take, bat
more elective ~ cure.
Psrsats ard xsasdaas Asvisg tAs care sf eAlldrsa.
eAOuld keep them = . ia0ny medi,ipe, Tor tAel not
oaly seoaiCnas Wrfas-sAees pee0 n CAlldAeud--
bal correct ~ 1sraagsnsnt q IL atgsstivs ~
gaas, % prsvHisnt wts1 eAtlarsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
OINTM EMIT.

This Ointmeat. atsr experience Of twenty ears,
AAs proved tseli sovereign remedy FOR all Diseases
Of the skin having enretcd radical cure In every
case On waich II VAS ussd, curing many obstinate
easse Of hnscn or twesty year, standing. that had
beet medical talent In the country lts effect 10 A.
tonshins 10 lev days the soreness and irritation
and rsmairs permanently healed, without ihs use II
any other remedy,
fhus, rsrrsa, SAls- Rssrs. lscs. Selsssa's lsua,
lissass Of the skin 10 punctasly cured no matter Of
Aow long standise. Il hes cnrsA bad casss Of L.
1IAunD kySAne. An0 DiscAasgsa nun the Ear. when
nothing sleo would hea them. PVlss, that have re-
eleee1 q othss treatment for many years have been
e9scssaly cured BY Tie use Of only one boz Of ths
0tntmsal nunnos ocAane, and Otp Soaas, II ale
not cold b. your Druggist scnd - 70 Johnston
Holloway = COW4sa. Philadelphia, boz win b
seat free u postage ~ any sddress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
AhNA MANHOOD:
2o/ How Lost. How Restored F!

,Jsst EsSxsAsd, ~ . seaisl Esssiops. Pssess ~.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatmsnt, and
Radical cure Of Spermatorh0a, or Seminal Weak
neaa Involuntary Emn,issi ,ns, Sexual Debility.
ane lmped ments to Marriage generally; Ncrv.
III ard Physical fneapacity. resulting from Sel-
Abuse, &c, by Ross. J. CuLvDsWnl, u. D., ~
kO- 81 the dnaas Boog, BE.
n Boon 70 1Aeusands ef Sxrsrws."
Seat usdsf ssal. in plaiA envelope, 70 asy q.
Afsss, posF PAID, % receipt Of six cents, or tws
postage stamps, ~ DIX. J. c. KLINE, IN Bew
esy. n T. P. o. box A.5e6. mal-aAv3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

tRalAl.h = CHAPMAN.
nAuPENTxRs AND BCltOERs : SHOP Oh
- 0sadv sssssa bswooA 01x1A nd osveqtA oerseo.
nsds On rsassnSSss d.. : - sasi7-1il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30


BssrAls, Feb, u. lss.
Messso. A. ". Fox 3 Co.--Sirs have care
fally isvestiestsd youe prsesss Of makiag Via
sGar. and have also subjected to chemicsl anal
ysas several aamples which took from casks IN
yosr establish nsat. This process iusures he
prediction Of . uniformly good. wholesoUe aad
agreeable vinegar. l ind Il free from sdultsfa-
tion bv mineral acids. or other dsleterious sub
stances and entirely suitable for family use.
Yours, a.. GEO HApLEY.
Professor Of Chemistry in the University of Baf
falo.
The attention Of the trade in general ID g.
epseafally called to the above article, which cas
y found for sale By all the principal wholes6!s
0focerS in
G HICAGO.
1Ae Article II warranted 10 be pure Cider Win.
eOer, I'D up TO govsrsment standard.
Inqpirp 81 \ ". FUx CO.'S. Cslehsnasl
D01o1o Cider vlnoear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

w. l.. CARROLL.

a ,kQNlrECT-ALSO.S SOLICITOR or PAT.
n ms. With Dodge Mann, Of Washiag.
eon D. q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
,1Oalv GALLAGHER ,


n ConveyAucer. once Is LeClairs Row. mp staiss.
JOHN y. CRAWFORD,
A frQRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
IA Nc. visls's Block. Davenport. lova.
HEM RH w. Pk1eklNH,
A rTOKNEY AT Law. DAVENPORT. IOWA.
n Once, No. ;. viele's Block. apriS-d1y
WI. A. FOSTER,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Ufice No. IS Brady
"A Street, Davenport Iowa dec26- DIFF
-. TuORlNGrON
ECoRDER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND
II Real Estate Agent. viii examine Titles. pay
Taxes. &C. ONCE At the Court House, apiA
WI. n. ADAr"TOE.
A TTORNEY L COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A and War Claim Agent. Once Metropoli-
tan Block, up stairs
csAs. .. PUrSAh. JoMn \. Roesaa
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS,
A TTORNEl DCOUKSELORSA TLAw.
~ Ofice in Davsuport's Block. I'd floor. jeS
l.RAAE & BUFF.
a rTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n. Nv h. =. corner OF Second and BRADY
streets, Davenport. Iowa. nov4-du
$50. 2. cooE. .. .. coon. ). WILSON psuns.
COOk u DR ORI.
A rr0RNEYS AND COUNSELORs ~ Law
A-Odics cor nes Of Main and ID sts. ianadwt
BROWN = 0CLLY,
A rrORNEYSANDC OuNSkLORSATLAW.
~ Office corner I'd and Brsdy Sta. Davenport,
lows. meals
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

De-!gssd cypsesaly for
painting window B'!nds.
and will be- found mote per
mansnt. ard the only cub
asitu'e for Pauis Green. II
10 particularly adapted for
psinting ont door work 4
oil exposed posilions. and
machinsry, carriage bodios
and ali dne work. Articles
for export painted With Il
Withstand the dsnaging Fl
fscto Of Z sea voyage. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

d. =. We - y En88e
~ewunn nRNTleT. Once d0ors east Of cor
- nsr Of Brady and Second strscts,
.ffvRA Aas had ever ~ ysars practice In
AAA1 this city. Has the complete appass
as for manufacturing and administefhg Nitroas
OXIDE Of Cas- for painless 0pesati0A IN sxsrnctihs
teeth. tonl1-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30
LAWYERs 8.

q. 4. nAnptN. =. =. nuoRaH
,. =. ". BuHPLx. p. nraPnY.
MARTIN 4 MURPHY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Davenport, Iowa. and
- Narengo, iowa. Once In Metropolitan Block,
DavsnposIs On west sie Public Square. Marsngo.
sDOoay ACkLEH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. once with John L. Bwits
u 3 Co.. Niekolls' Block. Davenport. Iowa. tocss
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nslssA, MossAsA TsazasosY.
july & l9f7.

Msssrs. Hssnfssa : Su,sn, Yittsbursh, Pa
-omrs: We have seld yssr Bittsrs iSr three
pears In tAis Territory. and can truly cay II y
one Of or osst popular ssd valuahls rsasdio.
There l. ~ enc psspsrsaisa thas hes slsrgse
sals, n tAst sivse sees general saaisfueti". q
shis lsealily. YsuSiy As..
YAa.s = rAsssnA. Draegists.
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Cor. 81 & Brady 81 oppo-
site Davenport National
Bank.
having had N expes-
. fence OF 10 years In the prse
tice Of Dentistry. ! an con-
: Acent Of giving perfect sat
isfhcti0n. II yon expect
RWh work employ exper.
fenced practitioners Oniy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

niasna arising from the biele water And svcating Of
earRoes does not injufe q all lie bright color and
y nov universally ueed by expostese Of window
Dnds. Ito great bYilliancy. ability and rsmark
able covering power has made Il the popuies green
amoog he 6Fst painter, and ~ claim Il the most
eeoa00tea1, and ~ sfsant Il IN every respeet. Bod
b. the prncipal paiAt deslsss all the cies In the
United State. HENRY WOOD0 SONS . CO..
jesS-d0m - Broad Street, Boetoa. Aass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-30

Msssrs. Hosrsrssa I Snrrn, Pittsburgh, Pa.
-OExss: L have sold your bittsrs for the pest
ten ysass. part Of che time in nalafieus dis.
triet Of Nississippi Have used them oysslf -
protective and cure for cAilla, AID l have
known nssy sthsrs - q - With perfect sssis-
faction. I take grsst pleasure IN recommend
ias :. Hostssser's etosaseA Bittsrs" 10 The pub
lie. Very respectfully, 4. q. PAlKsa,8
OF Psrksr = Yossten, CO... Csster eve. and
Chestnut n.
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a rTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
NV. b. =. corner Of Second and brady
Streets Dsveuport Iowa novA-du