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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SPECIAL ANNoUNCEMENT-DR sCHENCK's
n PULMONlC sYR p, SEAwEED TONIC and MAN
kAkE PILLS, for the cure of Consumption, Liver
home Dr. sCIfiStK viii hereafter visit New Yora pro
sonaly only every other Tuesday His proessoual
visit this city viii be Tuesday ay ~ al his rooms 81
Bond street, from "a. Nj to3 M paticn and the
public wishing To consult him his epecay will please
make note OF this chafsc All adv >e Zee, but
Ia So His medicines may be obtained his al nil
times.
A BsOLu1E DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED NON.
"a support drunkenness or deserlion sucen No
publicity; no charge Until divorce obtained Advice
NJ HOWtS, Attorney, &c, rs Nassau street
4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALL, OBTAINED IN
~ any State without publicity exposure Good ever.
where. No fees In advance. success saranced THOMAS
DlkEMAN, lawyer, ~ Broadway, room D, noor
A BsOL TIE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ New ork, also from s'aes where nonsurport druos
enness or deser,gn e sufficient cause No pubcyi fees
counscllor.a,.aw, 26i Broadwsy
ROOT BEERi ROOT REERt
"A. This delicious and hea.ths summer beverage ran he
made by every family with very little trouble ana triang es
KNXFP's coN cESrRArED EXTRACT OF ROOTS.
cent bottle will make ~ gallons and 70 cent bottle
sufficient to make 70 gallons of the Beer.
q, - and ss EACH rnI directions each bottle or can
druggists generally.
A -CokNs, BUNloNs, BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET,
hs &c, cured by Dr j. BRIGGS, Chfopo is 2Vy Broad.
rcinedy. sold everywhere. by mail co aud 81 20
A PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION FUR.
"a. nshed IN all elalzed lotteries.
j. CbJTE, Banker and Broker 90 Broadway
(NoRNs AND ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET CT RED
occ 5s iowery over Ch,ens' Savings Bank ladies'
No 4; gent cSpcu's room No.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Lt- RPoOi-Slcamship krip-Mrs W a scae and ,A,,.,
CHI .ooU Miss WILSON, II Hammond and Jay, Miss Hn,,
lde--apd llb IN the steerage
Departures.
LrvfspooL steamship ci,y Of Bos,on-Mrs William Orr
sMss Edgar, Toronto; hrs Cumberland Mrs James Hill
Yrs georse Jackson, Eng aud; Mira stephen Addison,
Nsnj,ton and lady, kahve; Mrs Jane Doyle, Mrs Crick
4 Ng, Miss Baadle Havana: Mrs Wendt and child, Mrs
vi ~ Turner. vaneouyer's lslsndi Capt ,Jobs Drum.
mo VI, VIM Andfrsou, kehew, Boston; j II Dabney, Mr.
ban sss George Par,iow II de varinont, De1nis
t.n, }, w Pols, Butler. Lyon. John Plnnkei
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AHRIN Ms.
prpoRTED nv The HERALD STEAM yACGTs

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship rim (Br, Webster Liverpool Apci 20, aud
5 a % RaS r iva s.sl, e %
sSsa W snip % "a pea@ Sn 10
May M 3 81 4 eacsanses sigma % %iS sr ws
itom = for Bos,on same time, with steamship Wihemina,
steamship Deutschland (NGr, we,ses nrcmerhayen April
10 UeTiehs CO. Had heavy westerly winds the
Steamship EqGai r. spencer Galveston Aprr2 with mise,
70 Spoforl, rils,on ca. May 80 miles OF CarysiOrt
searshp Jas Ader Lockwood. Charleston with mdsc and
70 N9Sn o I'm ns % aT mica gS o
ae aey at NJ OF iat,eras, steamship Herman Livngs
s,an;hp Mi vile, Rencnr, Mnlvne, NJ, with mdse, to
SHY Rasr Mach, Mania Feb l. aud Aniler lah, With
enr 20 VIM Whilock j., Passed Cape OF Good Hope
IoS'sa ksstG+ SS.Stsd .s ~ s h ss
% e ;Sm q a Jaegt & 2r Lyspoo "A days 9gt an, "a, "a,
~ So days 3y' 2'ih "A, "a Is 5, Ion 20 W, with bark
BarS Boomerang tBr criehon Ponce, PR s days with
S',, w. w. 70 master Sailed In company with brig Chesey
10 sas blanche tB Howe, cenfuesos days. with sugar
ws ssS .S NV a Grah, Br prummOnd maianra is days.
WIN VARY NasiaopfSNsos.L opSss i Ward a Co.;
and ss secks wssd di nss days Days
Barn 5Gro B sas%ocd Tnnaad Tnas s' s. days. with
'IRs FSSs'' Sc E Ha5A are .sssss gs .a S.
sage ana eip. ieneed nne weather
DE foiess p, GA'o' rensre 80 days, in ballast to
hrg er,ruia Jacobs Dutch. po,,sr Rio Grand. ac,
Sue, 59 days with hides, wool, 6c 10 order NV W.
brt kchmond, Powers. Anoyo r X, 10 days with sugaY
Ac., to master. ~ !" ""''' VIZ" '"ee'
Brig Dundee tBrl Goud Arecibo PR IA say. ,,nh .,ssr
10 Funch, Mencke Nendt. ~ " '"''' WIN '"es''
gar, TO Miller Houphton. NJ II u"ye' "'"''
Brig Ing Gray Airagoane. IA day, with coffee and
aray foretoplaIan ttil e 'f""'' '''"
bfls Geery Ward, Huevtas, u days with s.ear 10
Dan ord knowon Has been days nar,h y, M as ,.,,e
fasterly winds and fog " '''"' WV"
humber 10 Wilder Son. '' S'''' WIN
Brig Anne Elisabeh, H Bangor 10 days. with lumber to
NNsUn WAltrous. ~ '' w
sg "a waaams, Heath, New Haven for Pbilade,phi. in
bala.t y"
schr Palmer of Baltimore, suoo Demarars n s.,.
with sisar and passenger to Edwin Rowe Co Nav
~ ~ Ion ~ spoke bark Sandy Hook FOR Careas
schr Gladiator DR. westhsysr, Jacme 10 days with iox
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OF all the Soaps beneath the skies
The greatest far is Davis Pit2e
It's wondrous virtue, price aye, all
Co.lblne to make It swiftly gal
With weiyhty hand 'pon such stuff
As rot oar Clothes ana use haals rough
Indeed, a!rea y through sAe towa
Are indications that the crown
q. highest merit vii arise
And press the brow o. Dayi 's Prize.
IT'S just "the thing" 30 many years
By woman sought with seadins tears
But sou hit IN vain unti. ncr s. his
Were hushei by Da id's mighty Prize.
Within her quiet, humble home
She now produces such a .oan-
SO pure and sparkling, strong and sweet,
AS ne'er before her eyes did greet
TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE 1T.
GkOCERS SELL II.
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DRANDRETH's PILLS

PRIZES CAsHEp IN THE NEW KENTUCKY LOT
IA. teres of France, Smith ~ Co.
ROBERT WILEY. l-4 Broadway
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S HIPPING NE w s .
Sun rises. s....... 4S Moon rises =. .eve 10 80
Sun SETS. .......7 05 High water. morn 10 80
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 0, 1858.
GLE AIRED

CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Boston (r, Roske, Lverpool-John
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, Aspnwal-Pacihc Mail
Steamship Bienvle Baker, Havana-Lisings.on, Fox &
Steamship Victor, Gates. Matanzas C Mallory & Co.
Steamship Geo Cromwell, vaiu New Orleans-H Crom-
Steamship Crescent City, Holmes, New orleans-samuel
Steamship Ariadne Eldrdgc, Key wcs: and GavcstonC
Steamship Flag, Baxter, Fernandna-J X Roberts
Steamship Thames, Pennington, Savannah X Jowden.
Steamship vicksbnrs BURTON Charies,on-A Leary
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charieson-H Morgan
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester Wilmington NC-Jas
steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk, C'y Point and
steamship Empire Price Alexandria-James Hand.
Steamship L knight, Deity, Georgetown, DC-Phllips
Steamship Chesapeake, Henderson, PortlardJ Ames.
Steamship Neptune Baker Be S.on-W Clyde
Wood e"''"
Ship Game Cock sherbune, Hong Kong-D G Bacon.
Ship Emerald Isle, Gillespie, Lvepool-Tapscot Bros
Ship Cornelius Grinnel, Spencer London-Grnnen, Min.
ship Benvoirlich Br Jenkins, Loudon-Pcabody, Willis
Park Georgia tAusp Pascovch, Liverpoo- &
Bark Abbie Thomas (Br), Raymond, Brstol--Boyd &
Bark Sirius Nor, Thun, Penar.h Roads for orders-H
Bark Jessie Heinrich tNG, Haare, ElsInore for
Funch, Meincke Wendt
Bark Blanche tBr) Campbell Havre--J whitney Co.
Bark NJ ChurchiI (Br), Kiilmann, Cardenas-Thayer &
SARGENT.
Bark Idaho, Chapman Elizabehpor.- Panama Railroad
Co.
1r'g Aga, Baird, Pernambuco and Bahia-witham og-
vie.
Brig Bradshaw, Sears, Vera cruz-E Sanchez Dolz.
Brig u Q Berry, Colson, Havana Ward & Co.
Rr r Asn nsn.c sr M r.s we Co.
Brig II kmbal, Langley, Mataazas-A Abbott
Brig Aliaretta, Bibber, Sacua.
Brig Tyro tBr, Layton, Yarmouth, Ns-Crandal Umphray
4 Co.
Brig CoronellA CBr), McCuloch, Walton Ns-Peniston
Co,
Brig Emily. West Lavacca Indianola-Tupper Beat
tie. "
Brig Florence, Rathbone. Fizabethport-J d Fish Co.
Z I,udtnann Co.
schr Jeanette (Br), Simmons, Barbados-Bowrng& Ar
chibad.
schr Julia tBr) Christodcrs, Porto Pata-Eggers Helm.
lein
=, schr Julia Decker, Dunon Hamilton, Bermuda-B
schr May Queen Br) Barnett, Hamilton Bermuda-D Nc.
, schr Gillespie Br) cochrane, Halifax-H Dewolf
sehr Atlantic tBr), Lockhar, -Cranda Umphray
schr Magnolia tBr, Coidwe, Monck.on, NB-crandan,
umnhray Co
schr James Jones, jones' jacksonville, Fia-van rrun,
Slaeht.
schr Carrie Webb, worthnson Georgetown, sc-Bent.
ly, Miller Thomas.
s,hr Louisa Fraser, stee'man Wilmington, NC-God.
schr Thos French, Doughty washin z,on, NcThomas
Schr Mystic Circle, Stewart Baltimore -Ben,y Miller
Thomas.
scIr Mott Bedel, Besen Batimore-M B Beier.
SchrJ " Maitland, Leighton, Elizahethpor
.schr Maria whitney, Piston Boston al v Haviand.
Nsi od fow y Eo5 s% fsi
siocp Helen Brown, Ken,ana, New Haven-G Racket
steamer J W Garrett, NcLoughln, Baltimore.
steamer Artisan, Osborne, Baltimore.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

Putnam .. Stone, St. Adams ermont, had confirmed con-
SUMPTION his lungs being greatly affected HE dra.k
The water for eight months and is cured tie
lined TO his house but able TO oe out and attend 70 ns
business la AL her. He had oostin ate
uter on the tongue and suffered from most aggravated
case OF pies o. those diseases he also cured lie
ina he miracle himself, and would not be out of the
water
The New York herald., 1868-05-10
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS.

In this class OF cases is prescribed " the eminent
physicians OF the city OF New York. and
the bladder and many of the opinion that only
known remedy for Bright's disease
The powerful action of the ingredients contained
water Is Illustrated by the fact that frequent of china
mas been known TO cause ingredients
are attributed the OF cacu the bladder In such
cases the water dissoves the cacu Several are
ported OF that nature 1n other urinary affections s
!uay ehicacious Tie following Dut a very lew o the
many cases In which cures have effected Misss
QuOi Sprin.:-
The New York herald., 1868-05-10
BRIGHT,s DISEASE CpRED

Schuyler Brewer, EAST Hghgate ", for eight
years win what the bes Physicians In Calaa and Ia
vicinity OF h residence called Drss disease. In sepiem
pe eoo he Vas taing rapidly and unable 10 his
oed, excessive henoTrhage there
oil even ongn his life In that condition he began the
use OF le Msssquoi Spring Wafer After drinking for
three or -FOUR days the Of blood ceased and he
now able 10 attend TO his He drinks
anly ani Is most enthusiastic IN coincidence
tre restored ~ heath, world should
be benefited " Ia exu
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WONDERFUL CURES.


WONDERFUL CURES.
The curative properties Of the MIssIsQuoI SPRING,
which for many locally specific for
scroua itch satrheum other have
now Widespread reputation, and fully established.
THOUSANDS have drank Of It's waters all in sscrb
ing 10 them wonderful efficacy and the
veious cures produced by their use
mas not been necessary the usual method OF
making this spring known through the medium of newspaper
advertisements, except distinguish from the worthless
limitations that attempted to be pamed upon the pub
c but patients supposed ncurabe and hopeless nva
Ids their recovery have with their relatives and friends
proclaimed to their fellow sufferers so tha. its popularity has
become such that the the water now enormous
In eonseqnerce Of the unparalleled celebrity which has
attained within 80 short time, other sprin
vertsed IN different parts OF the United States
claim upon the pretentious that they similar
woncerful Missisquoi Spring
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A PRIZES CASHED IN ALL LOCALIZED LOT.
n. teries and information .iven.
WILLIAM HOWARD, "a Nassau street
X
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A NATHAN TROUP, EXCHANGE BROKERS, WILL
open about the 18th of May their Office, ls0
broadway Prizes cashed oraton in all legal.
lied lotteries. 3. NATH IN &c CO.,
le0 Broadway and II Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

SECOND ONLY TO CHRISTIANITY
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

Cure mainly by Purgaiion, seldom fall never when
used before the vital powers arc exhausted.
The New York herald., 1868-05-10
scRoruLA CURED EoRry.sIx YEARS AGO.

Dean o. Bakersfield vermont cernes that IN he year
~ he toJk his Chen boy about nye Of age)
TINS apring lie that he complete sca1 from his
Knees down to his that he kept bandaess wet with
the water of this spring the affected
hours a. time, AMI made him drink the water reey and as
much he could that In the OF few weeks he
was compecy cured and living, having meyer had a
return o. the disease
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

The deposit sediment OF the spring black greasy sib
sae and ose who have tried upon ulcer escrDe tn
feeling iistey its application, ike that Of th
prcsne OF thousand needles and after remaining upon h
ulcer for time the pain rom is eAcrucating 1h
powerful ton OF the sediment of the spns furnishes In
dubabe evidence the strength Of its The water
BOT ed down from quart 10 gill; Is said TO have eec
sim the sediments and many persons have
en- from using externally In that manner but the
upon the blood.
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

BRANDRLTH'S PILLS,
The New York herald., 1868-05-10


Sylvester Bridgman, of Northampton Mass. had been
afflicted for nearly three with what his nsican,
was well acquainted with that disease,
was on bis nose and IN size about inch length
growing rapidly becoming and esome,
all medca skill faed aford,ng him any rclie.. After
drinking the water between four was
trely cured, being eft scar that
become In color like the natural skin.
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
The water powerful tonic and great remedy for al
diseases arising from impurity OF the blood
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

This principle of purgation 10
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

KEU
~ - ~ LINDEN, oenesee county, n. Y, Oct IL, 1857
TO THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MIssIsQUOI SPRIN Gs:--
DEAR SIR-l wish TO inform OF of Internal
cancer by the use Of the Msssquo Spring Water The
Ger was 10 ated in the left OF chest affecting
heart and let lung seriously Ny health poor tnat
could not walk erect steady during the winter and
spring OF looo6o
object Of wonder to those who while suf
ferng with terrible ady owe my life to the Mis-.
sis uoi spring Water believe to = specinc
have ADVISED many to IT, and witness its
wonderful healing powers. Yours, truly,
The New York herald., 1868-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIssIs9roI
SPRING WATER
The New York herald., 1868-05-10
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY

A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY col.
n. lege Lottery of Kentucky
SHELBY COLLEGE EXTRA GLASS 22l, NAY 9, 1865.
o, 81. 4S. l6, 81, IS, ., %, s6 8, g, 81, H.
SHELLEY coLLEGE-cLAss 222, NAY 9, 1885,.
"' :" FkxN6k, sMilh ( CO, Manager M
- KRNTUCKY-ExTBA GLASS g., MAY g. 1855
S' s' 5s, sLa,r "a, = IS, rs s =; "a sls' S5 l.
MoINfIRk, GoBs.IgN ( Co, Managers.
For circulars and Information the above Lotteries address
FRANCE, SMITH CO.,
Covington. XIV,
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TWO OTHER CURES.

John Porter, OF Burlington, Vermont ceres that FOR
w1 years he had scrouous ucers, watch discharged at
arOus u and by his physician
bic that he commenced using the MssquJ sprns Water
on the lUh April lo6 drank and bathed with freely
ei-ht weeks, and eit good In Sep
emoer following he examiued by the physician,
The New York herald., 1868-05-10

CAUTION
The public are cautioned against the deceptons at
tempted them by whose tne
gsrd tie health aud ives of the afflicted palm OF worth.
less fluids which Oil the under the Of mineral
waters as being OF equal merit TO The Missisquoi.
Many attributed TO other springs known 70 have
been effected by the use Of the Missisquoi.
The Msssquo Spring Water 10 sold By all the principal
druggists throughout The United States.
Pamphlets containing account Of the above and other
WONDERFUL atesed by eminent physicsns be had
gratis BY calling a. or addressing note TO 900 .rr,w.
M1SsISQ OF SPRINGS,
630 Broadway, city Of New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Our constitutions are elastic. They are not easily
shattered. In fact, strictly speaking. Death alone
can h after them for they represent the reserve Of
vitality, which enables the enfeeb system to r.
act. when the pressure Of disease !. removed from
But 1t 10 the fashion. when the body ie weak the cir
culstion lsnguid, the tremulcus and the mind
depressed to say that the constitution II ruined,
broken down. or shattered. In cases Of the kind
described administer HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTkRS, and II will soon be seen how little
ground there 10 for this stereotyped note Of alarm
The tonic and Alternative properties Of tho specific.
rapidly diffused through the whole ofganizat BY
the smuant which forms Its basis. will i'm mediately
create favorable reaction. and this terminating
process will 90 the medicine IL continued nm
I'll strength. health and mental activity are COM
pletey restored. Kvery day curee OF this kind are
accomplished. Let the debilitstsd invalid, when
told BY his eondong friends that his constitution
shattered. have recourse at once to this strength.
recruiting preparation, In which the ans ct stomach
les and Alternatives Of the vegetable kingdom are per
resented. and he will soon be able 10 meet their
gloomy forebodngs with confident smile, and -
announce that he has taken new lease Of life m.
der its vitalsiug operation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
CatuAx.

CttnAx.
4 plain statsnsnt Of facts. Inherited ocfefala.
and many Of ny rslssions have died Of It. h 1870
~ case was ftightfsl. Tuners and ulesfs sprsed.
sntl in lsl2, under the sdvies Of ny physicians.
went to Avon epsines. received - Unsolicited
every medicine and aid everything cssla. IAal 70
rest my am o. . cushien, and had net bssn abb -
raise il to ~ hssl In over ysas. Ths discharge
from two ulcers wee nearly pint DAY. Anputa-
tion w. recommended: but psonsuneed daneseeus.
could not sleep, and NJ suHsrngs wsfsintosrabls.
friend brought me IN EnglisA physicia1. vhoap-
piled salvs with which hs saia - had accomplish
cd extraordinary cures in the hespltds b no1and-
II commenced to relieve: persisted IN IT. uss: Il
Aaaly elected psflset anA entire curu. It'll new
1885, It 10 I've yssn since had IL appsasaaes ole
scrofalsus ssre, and my health 10 bsea eeed svss
since. procured the receipt ofthis veadsrial as&
Gle -this blessing Of hunanity-snl havs called Il
''PAsEs CrlnAx sAivr." and silsw Tie ysble - sss
II NOT - they CHOOSE This ID bsise ~ sAndid
statement, given moro fully IN ~ circular.
osnsvs, Nsv York. De-: leA. In. rAoe.
:. ~ a:,s know, re: "a; q e. S:s:.:: y: 8,
western New FOX. Isaw Nh iast Wsak In sDed
health. ms eass ~ moes. fssaekabis 90. bat
actually true in every part's.'sI IN. xr.
We have watched Tie una1oD1 OSt esoWong favor -
"PAaKs CaasAx sAlvs,s and avsiIlae 0vsselvo u
the knowledge Of it, Wsaase1Al curative pewsss.
have bscome proprietors H. on0o.
II h sure cure for Barns. gea11s. 0erofula, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Broken Dssas0. Frost Ditse,
Chilblains, etings, Bruises, Cuis. owsllings. As.
whether upon man or bsast. II inb1vss paiA and
infan nation with snrDsislng cslssitys ed hsals
burns without scar. No fsniy should b without
it. 1t Is always wanted. and = always resdy. We
viii forfeit dozen boxes for any single SAilars. We
believe there anything Ike II IN the world
II IL put up e tin boxes with The name "PsgSs CHI
max Save" stanped on thu bottom Of the box
None other IL genuine. Sold By dealers in Nedl-
cines everywhere. Try II. Price only IS cents.
WHITE ROWLAND. ffUpristofs. . Liberty
Street, New YOrk. dAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
ID r. u A M Il s.

CORMHRLY OF JAMES LOCK 10sFTTAl.'
L New Orleans. La. (eoteblIahsd IN 1850 anl ~
the laee eix yeAlo located in Ccicago-he most e1e.
esnsA specialist of ~ agsin ~ 1eoeneat 81 ~
diseases Of private natnre-can y eonneentAH
esnsulted at his oace and roons, - RAHpssrnssna.f
eoHHsa o. DaAsDesn srsrsr, Or efAns, upoe ~
tfestneat q Chronic, Msrcuriai. Sylhnide. B1ood
- ohae 0lDea0D, aaaa1l Di0gden = Oonogg1Doo
venefe0 chesec1ee-wAieh be cusse 0nsoet ~ -
Of nefeuIYs !00n0 potoooa, afneaics OF ny po1oeos
bat win AZ positive eufs Tor I'll he-
cseA i itSS % RxcxsSi:; s.eh y Seminal ws.s
49,. Neetussl and Durna Emissions. broeght On b
aouee OF the organ, early indescreuon, eseA @
Inherited .eaueins ioo Il memory: eSnsssaes. q
preston, dinnees Of VISION and oteo umee loeeoi.
y, with dep10sable train Of other eyopsoms.
treated and radically cured by an iniaable n.ehod
oavirR time and expense. All diseases pecanas 60
the the sexual osgsn:, Of private enafaeef aa
Old dieeases u lie most horrible class, wless the
blood has become pcisoned-prodac oIescnee g.
the face email wat6Sy 6listese-Tane N tnc neea 40
b0nes-ulcefated throat and noses eeres On ne nnee
and body, ser0fhla-togethsf with an sEoises nu1
BET Of sudefings 1ecfuAlly and psfmss eufeo
country, BY professors Of medical ecresss. - p
should apply 10 him and b cured g Snos. :.
On. JANRe can be coueulted, conndenual1. ~ let
ter, p o. Boz 81, Chicago. M. encioe.e sssme Sof
return anaver; or a his once and peslose nan
dolph street, corner Of Dearborn euyes, mOm . :.
=. TO sP. 4. Ten separate rocms, ~ Sns 49, e.
eoatact wiiA each other. Everything pussse 90
Jsst paSii:Ass, b, Or. rJsnss, I've le.2Alsta -
op.naAsopnqnA - Nsysnss, ma eosl - =
sse1se Sss!syes sesseZ sssssss: - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

TINS editor OF the Burlington Hswksye has
seen q curiosity in the shape Of quilt. He
says:
We were yesterday shown, BY Mi. A.
A. Perkins, . small quilt, which 10 de-
cided curiosity. It was presented to the
Major. at Marietta. Ca. BY . young lady.
during the war. Ii 10 about half the size
Of On ordinary quilt, and one side contains
6,579 patches. accurate count. The work 10
neatly done. and the blending Of colors was
closely studied in arranging the patch work.
Ii 10 . valuable nemsnto"
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e + e f

TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMI.RSS COS
uBTrC IN THR WORLD
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
lts presence on the face cannot b. detected II
be removed only ~ washins; and whom renewed
will leave thu skin softer, smoother and whittier than
before IT eradcses every dseoloration Of the face,
whether caused by exposure 10 the wethss OF BY dis
ESQ., and bestowr upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
single trial proves oil these statements.
And the entire sshS with which 1t can be uscd,
makes it's success complete.
n Ask for La Rle's.-sec that the name Of La
Rue Co, blown in the bottle, aud our trade mark
1t tho top Of the font label. Sold By oil Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH d FLINT. Propriesors,
Hartford, Conn.
&c Wells / Co. New York Geo. Z. Goodwin
d Co., Boston, Msss., Wholesale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
MofIars Life Pills and PheuiY Dittsrs.

The most successful medicines In the world Med.
ical men. cergymen. philanthropists. all acknowl.
edge they performing wonderful effects In Eases
physical weakness. bilious secretons, dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite diseases Of the liver and skin. NOT
fats Life Pills the beet CAthartc and Blood pur
der offered to the public. Thsy cleanse the system
from al lmpuSity and never erpe the bowels. Sold
By al Druggists.
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