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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
Downfall Of OIaolldy.

From the HAftiOrd (O00sJ Aimss
Bv the failure Of Nelson Kisgs6ury 4
Co.. OF Hartford, with the immediate result.
iur fsilnrs Of the Rockville manufacturer,
Z great deal Of trouble 10 brought upon
class OF persons Who havs held . ruling
position in ''othsdex' religious, radical
political, and influential social circles, pr
ticularly in Rockville. Kingsbury b Co.'S
wool house, or Nelson Kingsbury, evsd
debts amounting, it 10 said, to 100000.
His partner. Edward Kellogg. . few days
before the failure, went to Rockville and
induced his father. "Unele George" to
lend tho firm $50, 900. in addition to pre-
vious accemmod ations. This did not pre-
vent the smash which was impending, and
and which. whom it came, involved Geo.
Kellogg. ST., Lebbeus Bisssll, Geo. ksl-
iogg, Jr., Deacon j. J. Robinson and other
parties connected with the Florence mill Of
Roekvill.-They had all made immense but
ethereal fortunes out Of the war, Kings
bury's disastrous failure dragged in the
elder failure Of the Florence mill. "Uncle
George" had 81 &C. 900 in the mill il oil
goes, We suppose. Lsbbeus Bissel had
endorsed the cornpany's paper, It's said, fol-
800. 900; George KELLOGG, Jr., the com
pany's agent. loses pehaps $4,000; Dea-
con J. j. Robinson So 600 and others in
proportion. Austin Durham Of this city,
wss one Of the company's CT editors for
$4,000. He agreed to take 100000 for
debt and the balance in the company
stock and they raishd it for him.
The company owe besides their Hart.
ford and local debts, sos, 900 to houses in
Now York. which indebtedness is secured
by mortgages on their real estate and mil
property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
rRrGnTrUL ACCIDENT.
a e. irs Fails over a PrecipIcc soc
Feel.


Prom ,be Pitt, burgh Gazette, Nay -;
A fearful accident occurred Sunday evs-
ring, about half-psst Eve o'clock. at the
urecip.ce q the rear oil EFerson, Preston
4 Co.'S iron mills, IN the eighth ward,
resulting in tho almost instant death OF
maggie McGinnis, a girl between fourteen
and fifteen years Of age, who resided with
her parents on Bod's Hill. Tas girl, in
combauy with two or three others, itsp-
pears, was sitting at the top Of the preei-
pee, which At that pont 10 fully 200 feet
in height. nd..almost perpendicular. There
10 however, . bench or Offset about half
way up the cliff, above which the hanging
rocks psojsc, several feet. Upon this bench
. few ssrssgy bushes grow, and beneath
it 10 . mass Of rock, nserly enc hundred
feet in height, jutting over The railroad
track. While tslkisg - Der companions,
che bad an attack q epilepsy, Odd bssg
near the edge Of the prscipics, fell osess
A few feet from the top WAS . sharp rock
projecting boy ond those surrounding It, up.
on which her closhing caught, and held
her suspended between heaven and
earth for almost = minute, Just bcIono
the reach Of her associates. Whose ioua
screams were hsasd on the opposite side Of
tho river. At length the brittle rock gave
way. and she was precipitatsd TO the bsncn
or Offset below, fully . hundred feet, AND
nas.inu through tho brush or bushes, upon
tuo Of which portions Of her hair end
clothing still remain, she desc.nded over
the nsxt prscipce and lay lfelsss corpse
on the railroad track beneath.
| The scene was enc Of almost indsscribAble
horror 10 those who witnessed il, and espse.
tally to the companions Of the unfortunate
girl. with whom, but . moment before hei
death, she had been in pleasant convears
lion. The very short time her body wal
suspsndsd over the frightfnl precipics. a.
most within there reach, seemed 70 them 81
age, and they arc unable to give any cor
rect idea Of the time il was thus suspended
but persons beneath, whose attention Val
attracted to the frightful spectacle bp thsi'
screams. say that it remained in that situs
Zion but moment. ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

notice Gen. Grants father was an i'm
portant parsonage at the Chicago rsdica
ceavent,os. A short time since he preaided
OF made spoke" at . democratic meet.
ing. il Covingtsu, Ky. He 10 good deal
IKE the MANNED. old rsvolutionss1 pension.
o. that the oaruburness picked up n chi,
cage in le4S 40 exhibited Ct their meet.
ings. He was Capital Van Buren hsr..
burner, until John Wsntwnrth enc Az
sos mold q him, aad By TIE bridge Of nv
suit OF clothss, few dollars. and . counls
Of glasses Of Bourbon, made hin the p,;n.
c'pai hguar In great Case and Butler msss
meeting in your city. That va the laat 81
the Old revolutionary pensioner in his char.
aetsr Of barnburner. Ry.the.by. | notic.
they have cut" Old Father Grentr ,;.hs
short OF 10 his yarn called This III. ~
Gen. Grant. BY his Father" n Renn..,.
Ledger. Father Grant had got a th.,
interesting psint in the sons life in ~h;ch
hs was employed leading an entire hor.s
about the country, - the father exnrs.:.S
It, ito the great amuse nent Of the hov.
geaesally." This vas too much horse q,
Grant, % the old gentleman was ord.rsd
then and there 70 cut his yars short. vhieh
ne did. Wonder il this was the he,..
ssik With which Grant teo muchlv ent.r.
ss..ea rsueA cd Ben. Wads. snA which n.
- .s',ss - Rshliely and even prsfanely obieet.
~ ~. sshiagtsn, Csssssposdscee OH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
Nh ARE STILL MAKING A COnPL1rH
REVOLUTIONS

IN ThAD1, I'D selling every description u DRY
end FANCY GOODS, PLATIb WARE, JIWRLRY.
WATCHES, SEWING MACHINES, be-, g ~
unifoim price of ONB DOLLAR.
We would impress upon our patr0ae that oul
stock Is not composed Of second -hand Goeae q
Pawnbrokefe. unredesmsd ssoek, but Goods careful
" selected dtsUct from American and Bueupoan
0anuiActursrs. the greater portion Of whick 80
manufactured exclusively for 10, which fact embleu
% to offer our customers better goods fer the monet
than those who profess 70 be t" Manufacturer
Agents" or than can be Obtained In any Other woy.
Tho unparalleled increase Of our business has
compelled us to remove to more spacious quart0e
therefore have leased for term Of years the sls.
CANT block newly erected at Nos . and 100 eunnsr
street. We are the Arst who hayo attempted TO
make . +" Revolution in Trade BY enabling the
public to procure goods IN small quanics 1t manu-
Iactnrers' prices, thus saving the consumer three
large pfo9ta made in passing through the hands Of
the Commission Merchant. the Whslssaler and Re-
taller.
send Clubs Of ten or more, with 10 cts. for each
descriptive check, and the getter mp OF the cnb wiz
receive present worth nom 80 to &3oo. according te
the number eent. Send for our new Circuiar.
We have ALEC made arrangements with the GREAT
ORIENTAL IRA Co.. OF Boston, 20 that We can
furnish our customers with other Goods and their
full line Of TEAS at precisely the same terms 20
Agents - though dealing directly with the compa-
NJ thus giving an opportunity of selecting from The
various grader any quality they may desire. We
y tie COMPANY. Blaak form Of order, VITA psieo-
PARK19 = CO., - "a ~ D1inoe q, DoO>oa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28


A Legacy Of Thirty.nve Million
Dollars.
Boston Correspondence May y ofthe New ork
Tribune.
The Rowland will case, which has proved
a profitable one to the great equity lawyers,
If not to the parties moro directly interest
ed, has just assumed new aspect which
makes il topic OF interest in this section,
by the reported death of the complainant,
Mrs. Edward II. Green nee Miss Hettis ii.
Robinson. in Paris, from fever incidental 70
childbirth II is said that her offspring il
living, and II he or she lives to attain the
age of twenty one years, an enormous for
tune will be in waiting. The case has been
so long in court, and the documents con-
corning it have accumulated TO such an ex-
tent that it has been compar cd to the Schies-
wig Holstein question. which only one man
ever understood, and he unfortunately died
after no had thoroughly informed himself On
the subject. From tangled mass of tes-
timonv and arguments il appears that Mr..
Edward Mott Robinson, the father Of Het-
tie, who died in June, 1860, left fortune
Of 50. 900 900, the whole Of which, with the
exception Of CSC, 900 in legaces to &c. wants
and friends, vent to her. Her aunt Sylvia
Ann Rowland, By the contested will, left
iettie 81, 100000 which her heir will get
in any event, whether the present suit 10
won rlost. lflost the whele Of the aunts for
tune, nearly $4,000. 900, win 60 to the heir
thus making . total Of $4,000, 600. Az
money a interest doubles every ten yesrs or
! 80, this infant, if it lives to be twenty-ons
years ofage. will be worth about SGT. 1000.
goo. Mrs. Green, or llettie Robinson as
abe is better known, is said by lawyers to
have been perfect monomaniac in regard
to none? getting, and was in fact insane
upon the suhjsct. She kept ouly onsscrv-
ant, and lived much the same as rhaokeray
makes Sir Pitt Crawlsy in VANITY Fair,
The husband Of Mrs. Robinson il we'll
known in New York, and acon6rmation OF
the vspcrted death Of his wife is an xiouslv
looked for. The case in court is finished
but the decision has not been given, and il
y mot expected until September.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

,rrrSTIFrc AppRoyALs

Itisrerar xabIe thst all physle are agree for once
In op!nicn tlas Hofss Malt frrrset Beverage OF
Health 10 hiah ssrsicssele, not only 40 article
fciet for roavsicscent patients or In the case OF
pasissts With enIaebled vital powers but lkew ise
Tor diseases al the csest the stomach ani throat,
for es,srrh IN a ta cihxsent stages. or colds and
hoarseress and for consumption in IL different
stages
THE follow lng letter addressed to HoS' Malt TX
tract Depot. os2 Broadway. N. y, VII prossti
From II. d. Blecken. n. D., hedwine. Minn.
Isvaos sball honor the TRUTH and ooascef d ou !.
Malt Extract Beverage OF Health orc oi inc mos'
Ger lain remedies that we have At pseeentio
DISEASE or THE LUNGS
The health ofmy medical friend. DR. came, eui-
fering from consumption. with sPasmecic As''"''
has improved since using II.
Iang,eidt, Thode & Co. wholesale ana hs'A
Agents, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
rz.ETZ' LAMENT

Maj John peetz, radical sheriff Of Rock
Island county, having been seized by tive
sfhis prisoners, on the night Mon day Moy
26th, and showed into cell and fastened
there while they escaped, is supposed e
have sung, TO . well known air, . lamer
very much resembling the following.
In the prison cell sit.
Thinking, Highly dear. Of you,
AID Of the thieves skedaddling far away,
And the tears they ill my eyes,
Spite Of oil that l eau do,
Az think Of what the copperheads will say
Tramp, tramp, tramp. the thieves ere march.
ing
o. who the dreadful news will tc,ls
Must set throughout the night.
suck my thumbs in woeiul plight,
In this dark anddam-p obnoxIous cell.
just before the door stood
When their hercest charge they made,
And punched them several times or more.
But they were bound To win,
And SO quickly showed me in,
Ard heard Their cry OF victory Ter and o er
Tramp, tramp, tramp, &c.
So within the PRISON cell
am waiting for The day.
That shall come TO opeu wide the iron door.
But the radicals will tear,
And the copperhcads win swear,
Fer This has happened once or twice before.
CHORUS
Tramp. tramp, tramp, &c.
X. J.. ARGus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
New Advertisements.

NOTHING LIKE IT IN MEDICINE AIuXu-
~ RN TO the palate, a painless evacusnt. gentle
simusnt 10 the circulation, preparatory prepare.
ton. anti bilious medicine, stonia hic, dinret
ie. and an admirable general Alternative. Snch are
the acknowledged and daily proven properties OF
IARRANTS Enervescsnt Ap-
ERJENT. Salp nj ALL DruaGrsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
DEMOCRATIC
CONGREGATIONAL Convention !.

re Democracy fthe Second Congregational Die
~ isv. are hereby Invite to select delegates
70 iaa a~al manner. 70 attend a convention - be
al Den =, CLINTON. Clinton coanty.on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 18TH. 1865,
Ae'evcn e',lock A. NJ. Of said day. 20 nominate a
earGIstr far Congress. and 10 transact snch other
saslross a. the Convention may deem advisable.
The ratio OF representation Will be one dele.atc
.or esrh fraction over afty votes cast last fall for
Charles Mason f9r Governor. Tho several counties
will he entitled 10 The following number OF dale.
gate.
Cedar ................i0J ones.
Clinton. Jackson. -
Linn ..-...............1el Scott
hss.atine. Extraordinarily
By order Of tho Central Uommttes Off Second
Congressional District Iowa.
RpwAnp H. THAfrn, GRATEFUL
III v SwfIH.
TW ~ BucnAsAS,
81 W. DuRuAH,
~ l.. SHKrAs.
WV. GRAHAM.
u. ". R,cuappsoS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
ucwDsRATlC COUNTY COY.
VEyTaON.

.r,s.safi,a ofthe Democracy OF scott couAty
v,ii -. A.li Il the Uourt iionss. Ia davenport On
saturday. May SOth, 1855,
o,.iocs + NJ, for the rpntpose or selecting sev
s.,.en Delegates 70 represent Scott comfy Ia ths
nsn,sr.,e tongrcs n Convention. TO Be holden
~ ciiu,on On the 10th dsy Of June next.
Tho several townships viii bs entitled to repre-
..,, ,,,on ~ ONE deesato tor each ffy votes an
-, f,,e..a faction over dftv. based on tho vote
,a., la.i al f5r Charles Mason Tor Governor. 70
vii Davenport %. i~C'aire T. Princeton :. Bahsio
y I,hartv Pleasant Valley 2. Lincoln 2. HICKORY
s.rax.I gt,A af4an y Ninaeli .. Butler l. Aliens
.,rsr. i sAar.aaa I. Cioona ]. Rockinrhaml
nv .rder - tho democratic Central Committee OF
r n TAGAL, Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

HORACE GREELEY is made a member Of
the radical national committee. Horace re-
leased jeff Davis on bail and has bitterly
opposed Grant, finding at last that virtue is
Its own rewad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

0rssa shings happen uow-a-days, says
'ns Ns~ FORK Sun, and one Of the qsser-
est = the spectacle Of our friend n. a..
Wilkes, on the aoor Of the ss.a.. .h..,;,.
900 % $40 On the csnvicsie. Of "A.
johnson, With another friend Of surs. NJ
Theodore Tilten. standing BY and ef,o;.
ting a. stakeholder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

0aAnf declared that be would not b Z
candidate On platforml Of nsgrs suffrage
50 the Chicago convention aecommoda.
singly gave him platforn which may. q
may not, mean negro suffrage. With
Grants construction Of the thing our negro
suffrage friends will have happy time sup
porting their ticket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
MANLEY HOWE.
(8uccessor "a Howe 4 Stsvsns.)
go and - BeoadWay,

EUery rear isscrcasee the 1DOpss-
larity Of this Unlss0blc Hair Prep
UrafiOss, sChich 70 due to merit
alone. We can 0sSser0 Oeer Old
p0tr0sss that e e kent fssllN W to
Sts high standard, ossd 70 tkos0
sclO have sseUep used 60 SCe can
confidently sag, that e = tie only
reliable aud perfected frepNso-
fiOn e saootOFo GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to its youthful color. 1DsaA-
ing IL soft, lssstrOsss, and Silltes
the scalp, 6N jts sssc, bcc0sscs
scitite and clean e scmsOUcs all
erMptiOns and d0ssdsseH, and by
ITS tonic properties 33s'eUessfs the
hair from failing out, as It slim
uidfes and slOMriSheS the hair
CLAUDE. BY us use tho hair 0r0sCs
thicker 0saO stronger. IN O0lJtesS
tt restores the capillary 0Lassds
~ their normal cigOr, and sCiIs
create q s.esC 0rOsCth ercept u.
ecomo,micHI HAIR DRE Is
erer used, as It requires fewer
ssppS1e9tlOsss. and 0ft,es th6 Aair
that s7slessdid glossy 0pDedyunce
OeHsssch 0dMs1red b. alk. "A. a.
Hayes, NJ. D.. State LssaNer ~
M0ss., says, ssEte c0sootitseeSsts are
pure aud CAREFULLY detected for
:: cc g 3..c Iss ard 4 Sosetdsr
ifs Intended psss7Doses.ss NE pub
tiSh a ts-euttSe or the hair. schicJt
sCc send fS>ee ON mall upon 0ppgj-
C0fS0Se,. sCjbtCb .c0Dst06soo coSssSDoeSe.
d0t0rv. ssotices frens cles,0vsssess,
phystciasss, the press, aud Others.
We haze made the SteedN Of the
hair and Its diseases a speciality
for years, an<t Icm0sU that ere make
tie most effective preparation fer
the scstOr0ti0ps aud the prescrU0-
tiOss If the hair, eEt0nf. and %
acknowledged ~ the best MeAls
csal and Chemical AuthOfity.
Sod b all Drw;sts asd Dealers in MsjIeis.
COOK, co0URN 4 CO.
Gsn1 Agents for North Western States,
n nrAIn0pH aT.. mrnAo0. III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

r,s,s q n q medicine so much In favor with thoss
vho arc soqasisted with the.r action - hsbAcks
BLOOD Pills they are safe pleasant and mild IN the'f
operation. and are purely vegetable; can ne taken
nv children as we'll ~ adults try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best IN the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless, reliable,
instanfaneous; NO disappointnest: no ridiculous
asts remedies the I'll sasets Of bed dyss inveorates
andieavss the Hair so aad beautiful blsek or brevn
se'd ~ al Drusxists and fsefsmers: and properly
eephsd q baseAsless Wig Factory, Ne. u bssdeG.
Hsw yssk. s1As"'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

Asa remeiy to soothc all nervous excitement. and
in lie iruest sense, neryne, there 10. perhaps, no
medicine extant which lie received with so much IA
vor az Rohack's Stomach Btters: wine glass full
on going 70 bed ie all thrt 10 required to produce
sound and healthful sleep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

A Southampton county. Va, man has
soId the strawberry produce Of ten acres
in advance, for 81 900. the buyer furnish-
ing boxes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
Circular, Mill, Malay. Gang and Cross Col

EVERY Saw that leaves Factory is OH Tempered
and Patent Ground. perfectly true and even. and
made q uniform temper by our patent tenpering
prrcess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

A DANDY, ordering . pair Of pantaloons
OF his tailor, said that he wanted them very
tight according to the latest fashion. "If
can get them on" said he, II won't take
them"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

Spanking q hepatis diseases, the LoveIl
Oesrsse mentions the hisA-livss dissaes n
o1its faoal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

pa. lima for holding the nemocrhta 'onffes'
.,n.sl ranxentfon for ths chs ~ District, ~
or The unanimous vote q thc s'"''
toe. possroned uuiii
"wednesday. Sally 10. 1863.
-nu.ap NJ THAyER. Chairman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

A. II. LEE, of Prairie du Rocher, who
drew the Opera Houie, returns an income
Of e2ls,sSl The original investors Of s.
each in this vicinity in that big swindls
haven't reported their incomes yet. A tax
On their outSoss might pay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
Democratic state Ticket,

frer Secretary Of state,
nAyrn HAMMER. OF Clayton County.
r,r Register of STATE Land Office.
d ANDERSON. OF pnbaQue Coaniy.
For Treasurer. (
/. MCCARTHY. of Woodbury. County.
Fas Auditor.
II. DUSLAYEY. VI Davis County,
For Attorney General,
I.E WILLIAMSON, OF Warren County
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

tFoY the State At Large.
THOMAS w. cLAGGEr. Of Ice county.
MARTIN v.B BENNETT. OF Marion oohnty'
For Congregational Districts.
ysrs,-M "a Beaknore. OF Jefferson CoInty.
Ssrons = Y. Wallace. OF Mlrcatnc DO
Th.ra ! r -tonemaa. Of Clayton 60
Yoarfh II. NarSey. OF keokux 90
Ffrta-D " Harris. OF Guthrie 90
siIts -rhoma. sargent. OF Webster do
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

MANTED AGENTS. 81 2 %.

WANTED AGENTS, ' so Il t. .,s So. pc,
mole and female, 20 introduce the GENUINE IN
tRovtp COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MA'HiSk. This machinr will stitch. hen
tnek guilt. cord bind. braid and emhroiaor III al
superior manner Price only sis. Fally warrs cd
~. NV Years. We win pay ficoo for any machine
s"ss vii sew stronger, more beaatifnl. u more
elastic scam than oura II M axes thr Elastic Lock
Evcry second stitch be cut and stlll tho
eaon cannos oc pulled apart without tearing It. We
Of commission from which twice that nmosrt I a
he made. Address sECOMB & co. PIi-ranI'naT
PA. or BOSTON MASS AS'e "'"'
Saution.-Do not be imposed apon hx o,hsr
paYtisa paifnns OF worthless csstirpn marhior.
under the same otherwise S,urs i. tha n,lv
genuine and really practical machine manufactured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28

IL IOo e IL N IL o~
uoRMuRLY OYysJAMRy LOCK HOSPITAL.
IL III Il yelfS iCcsasd n Cxieseo-ths 2oss ~
selal Specialist = ~ - II the trsatnest ~
diseases 81 psivste natars-ean 3 eonaoensialIy
rsStsaest u CKfosie. Metcsiial, syphHiAt. B,oo1
and Skin Diseases and Ill Disorders Of Contaeioao
Vsnereal Cnaraetsr-whieh he cuFes without the ne
Of mefeury iodine pstaesa, arsenie, o. ~ poieen
but Win ns NssTsAiixEs-a pssfivs cure idf IN hu
o2Re 81 4; WttSSlse, sssA : s.ai.., w..s-
80 Noesnsa1 M DluEna1 DD1oaoo6 lbeuneht q s.
hsridftasy -esasng loss 81 memory, eonf1sisn, de.
preston, dmnees Of vision, and oftsn times insani.
y, with dsplovable train Of other syuptoms-
savirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar 10
ne sexual organs o. psivats ehasactsi, radically
Old diseases 81 he most horrib,s elas, where the
blood has bec0me poisonsi-prodacin hlotchss on
the face, small watery tn the head and
and bod. ,crcfula-togethef with an endless mum.
~ 81 snhesings and permanently cured.
d. JAnns 10 recommeI ded By the press Of he
country BY professors OF medical colleges. ana By
the medical profession generally: Thoss amlctsd
should apply to him and be cured q once
Ter. o. Box $685. Chicago. Ill., enclosing stamp fce
return answer; n his once and paflofs - RaA-
dolph street. corner Of Dearborn street, ffum 4.
4. TO 9f. y. Ten separate rooms. and private en-.
tgaoce ard exits. that patiente never come ID
eoatact with each other. Everything private and
- publishsd. By Dr; Js.ss, tve pe.palets, =
o60Ao 1onVolopss % ~ oadrsDs q poceip1 g -
cea1ss q thsoe ~ poeeAge6oonpe $50 ssA#s1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-28
ERY9IPELAS
ODTHAv.MJA

o.. Inflammation Of the Eyes, not unfrsqucntly
arises from a dsordered state u The stomach. fe~
doses OF Roback's Blood Pills will, In moot cases.
eject cure by removing the cause.