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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

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uManperer~ 1T freunelidit eriudt bet
@elp{encunsen prer Setslnnsen> pe'
Mauen her pcit Office senau uni reut*
lid an,useten. Sci @pbnuaesSerdnz
perunsen ioute bic pof Office no eer
Qe1er friber tas Blat m en'rtana
nabm, une rie puf SNes pes jeetsen
Mcbncrtes, lpmie ras County nno oer
@taat auspradlt@ senannt meree1'
8e1dmerreu fiber ben s%fidtempfans ner
3eitung ncle man tei rt"je"'sen
pcfmetRer ccer @senten MAIDEN, enr@
wel9en bic llnteri&re'ter r'e's'te gu
rebalten p1e9eu-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

0urh bic 8eridte an Gpmmii1irz
ner @ilipn erweif ii6 cine gerfi9nn9
Ypn 30,17 Mder 5fentlide5 9anp in
ben 2pfalzS htcen in Wisccuiin, Mtdiz
qar, unp Minuel rta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

Va Mue Ginfnpun9en> @prrelppn@
pen;en, Mittbeilunsen, @el@dttstr'eff'
Neaeuunoen, @elpI encuneen, @n3eisea
unp bal, mpueu unter fpl9enrer Ahrei1e
oemadt rpercen 8, g. S9rtrer u, w.
ppabpr 113 81. paul> Minn.
~ @elrl enbun9en bittet man &C.
fauiaf in pp1tanreiiun9m 81 n'oden
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

etri19eSDer3ei9 niE &c.
balten mad 9abrenteits @eale scn sSents uni
@rrbpn,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

OieprIm len zGertbeilun9
rer Sdulmdoden her reutidenzfattpz
)iiden Sdul9emeinpe III ct. Yaul, fl,
ben Mpnat December 1867. -.--.-~'-
Jcl9enoen Mapden wurnen Yrdmien
iterretdt, eurh Zen Gbrrirciaen pater
Clemens :..Salllt#
Greccntia Grr fir Autea UNI iittlihes
Sehaaeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

~ Ser unter3ei@nete erlu@t BIZ
6o6wdrbise @eiflidteit> sesenmdrti9e
3eituna freunoli9f gu empfebler, UNI
bic Maentur ber1elbm su 1ber1lebn1e1'
poer sefduisit einen Msenten tatar ant<
feQen III molten. .
@atiee Mittbeilunsen bieriber ts!!et'
mai, an bic Grpebitionc s Slat>
ties ~ maaen.
.5pdadtun9ssclf
Rey. P. Clemens @taut, y. 5 b:
pator in ct. panl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04
@tabt unb 3anb.

r Diejenisen uniercr Mon'enz
ten, bic ben v@anoerer" nod 'tdt er>
balten baben, belieben uas sefdutstt d.
yon in &enntnib ;u ieben.
Die Nepactipn hes Blattee,
Minne1pta @traBe 81. Yaul
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24
TO THE TAX PAYERS
Of SWantOn, vt.

In October 1861, an Act was passed
Incorporating the Lamoillc Valley
Railroad, authorizing said Company
to construct Railroad from St.
bloomsbury or DanviIlc westerly down
the valley Of the l.amoillc, through
such towns as may be most convcn-
lent, connecting with the Vt. and
Canada Railroad at some feasible
point.
At the same session an Act was
passed authorizing several towns, and
among them the town Of Swanton, to
aid in building said Railroad by tax
ing stock and otherwise OH such con
dtions as majority Of the grand list
voters in said town should prescribe.
Under the provision Of this Act,
the commissioners appointed by the
persons ch0 assentcd to aid in build
ing said Railroad, subscribed for
seven hundred and fifty shares Of said
stock, amounting to seventy five thou
sand dollars on the following condi'
tons among others
LIST. None of said stock shall be paid
for by the issue Of bonds or otherwise
until said Railroad is constructed from
st. Johnsbury or Danville to within
three miles Of Swanton Falls, at whicl
| time the authorities of the town were
empowered TO issue bonds to the
amount Of fifteen per cent. Of sale
towns subscription for stock, and pay
over to the Railroad corporation.
9th. That said road should be 10
Gated by said company through thu
towns of Sheldon and Highgate, tC
the village Of Swanton Falls,
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24
me .1cutlcHy ErhibjiioH.

The holidays, in st. A bans, may he
at o'clock y. M. Tuesday Dec. I'D at
Academy Hall, when the exhibition
commenced at the close of Il highly sue
cessful term of school, with an o jgindl
Song, composed for the occasion by mo
body knows" Herewith we give the
song, which was sung by the Who'll
schCo with great effect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
SPECIAL NOTI


LoRMrRLy ~ "JAMEs' LOCK HosriTAL,'
i New OrIesD La. teetablished In 'sso) and FOR
the last = ycse iccsied ID Clscsso-ihe nost sur-
cessfu Specialist OF the age in Inc treatment OF All
disease of riyate rsture-can be ,nAdentinily
consulted hi oce and rooms 81 4 20 RAspclPn e.
testTneat OF thronc, k.rcurisl, syphil,ic. Blood
sud skin Dlseses. and ali Disorders OF Contagious
Neasreal Casrcttr--WAich he cures Without the use
OF mt rcury iodde OF potasea. arsenic or airy poison
Int with HE NrraAiizxs positive cure for all hu-
nors and bloc, roisons.
ORGANIC Weakness, such 40 Seminal Weak
nsss. Noctura md Diurnal Emissicns brought On By
notwithstanding loss OF memory. confufion, DC.
preston, c.nnse OF vision, and often times Insane
ty, with a deilorable train Of other eympsoms-
treated and RADICALLY cured BY infaiiable method,
savirg time ami expense. ~ diseases peculiar 20
the sexual osgns. Of private character, radically
and permanently cured.
Old diseasee i the most horrible elass, whsro the
blood has become poisonsd-prodseine blotehes %
the face small vasey blistersrA tn the head And
bonee-ulcerasd throat and n0ee. eores On the limeo
and body, croula-togeshef With an endless nam
Der Of Suffering eectually and permit usntly cured.
Da. JAsEs Is recommended BY the prcss OF be
country. by professors OF medical colleges, and BY
ehoud apply tonim and be cured at once.
DR. jams car be consulted, eonfdentally, By let
ter. ?. q. Drawro-Cs Chicago. enclosing etamp FOR
return answer or 81 hs once parors, 81 D " Ran
dolph street. crner Of Dearborn street, from 4.
n to ~. n. Tn separate rooms, and private en-
trance and exis. go that patients never come IN
contact with c.ch other. Everything private and
confidential.
Ju.t pubiishe., by Dr. James, two pamphlets, On
6PpRsASoRRHHA and eYPrIIis, and both cent In
sealed envelope 70 any address, on receipt OF ten
cents. Or three red postage etaMpe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

Bawls. from several csler,d inf.u,s
ia The hack sAsv, svsrv 'netnins al day.
break.
Hook ard Iadie, CO No T.. AZ the res.
idsrce ef Y. Butte. Esl All tho rlsis
hsss.,d st New orlesus will be On exhibit.
tor.
Of course the President elect will he tn
snercsrce ct On ilese fsttercic enter
tainmea,s, tut u is difficult 20 understand
hew he can 6aso, sna 81 tie same sime
rejoice IN the ros' essicn o. that peace,
which he has been hN-ling fer during the
lass siS months. In this CONNIE too, II
may he PREFER to observe, that q report 10
current on the streets that Grant las 81 last
succeeded in getting piece that suits him.
Believing il about tine 10 close this piece
Of miro cut. and a. time draws on . pace,
! vii! subside. If any further Developments
arise, pertaining 10 the matters herein set
forth, or IL any additional explanation 10
requisite in sluoidatiog the suhjset refer.
red TO, Just notify me and you may posi-
biz receive additional
Fragments OF BLARHIYyToxE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
ID I A n II Hoe A

u a II II II OE A.
Dysentery, summer Compliant, Cholera Ne
bus, Fux. Childrsn's Tssthing, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatie Cholera.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which Is suread broadcast throughout the eoun-
try Is undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever or
fered to the public for the complaints for which II 10
intended. We have In our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily BY Col Long. late Chief Tope-
graphical Engineer Bursal at Warrington, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Plsaaastoa. asd osheFs Of
the army; Father r. J. DsSmes, the celebrated In
dian Missionary also, o6ers Of The Nsvy. Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commander Of nearly ever
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary riv
err, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army ChAplains and Others too nnmeroust TO mention
Likewise highest enc0miums Of the Frees, moet Of
which sre published In our almanac. (which We will
tend to any requesting it) prasing ite valuable
medicinal qualities in the hghesc tcrme. No other
medicine has such Recommendations. J. 4 G. MA
CURE. Sole Prspriefors. st Leus, No. FOLD BY
druggists and medicine de lere everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
Bar.lOxy'SIndirO Blue


For Btueng Clothes, IL put up and fer sale at AL
FRED WlLTBEEGERe Drug store, No. sS3 North
Second street. Philadelphia. BAhLOW'S INDIGO
BLUE will co'or more water than any other Blce In
the market BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE Is free
from scif, and all not lnjure the fines, articles
BAR.OW'S INDIGO BLUE di. eoives perfectly clear
ard will not settle OH the clothes or make them
streaked.
The Label 10 copyrighted. and reads: "Bs,low's
Indigo Bue, prepared and for eale at Alfred Wilt
hereere Dug Store, No. 233 North Second Street.
Philadelphia Barow's indigo Blue 10 sold 10 dsa-
le.e st price that pays them to keepit consul
MFRS WILL FIND it, on trial, to he the moot eco
nomcsl and kanoieet article ever used for Bueipg
Clothes Barlows Indigo Bloc IL prt rp Wiltber-
ecr'e Drug Store, No s3S North Second Street. and
now here else. BAR1OW'S INDIGO BLU 3 lie made
in the came way Il was fourteen yearr ago. and does
not cont-in any arid. ONE FIvE-CEET BOX OF
watcr-hottie OF water. will make the best Liquid
1lueirg that can be made. BARlOwe INDIGO
eeee not require any faes 10 tie IT, mp in. A few
sfane Of Daflowt Indi6o Blue % the cad q IT, a.
ct viii color Q tab Of Wotev. Nov361oooly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

4 cserespendeat Of the Seisas.6e Amsri-
ess describes . top which muss Dc treas
ars . any boy. II 10 called the Lsnnox
6Tep." from lie birthplace in Aassash ssssts.
at viii spin half an hour or more; make
4, marbles, msney, china dslis and other oh.
3scts spin around it like satellites; make
bsspapor tubes, eolored and gilt paper, silk
Y s'bhsns, ete, assume the appearance OF
glass goble.s. and wire that OF vases and
spiral riugs painted on circular paper, aad
attached 10 them, present the appearance
al circles Of great beauty; and finally, i,
'5w,.l carry another top on iss shoulders,
b1bpiuning with itself at full speed. In ebert,
hhis toy seems capable Of aifording aimos,
h bndlsss amusement to 6 child Of tasto and
%bkll. The description Of the top is ae-
pompanied with illustrative cuts, which will
Doable mechanic or an Ingenious amateur
he make the top and apply the various OBJ
8scts to il in order to produce the effects
hsoeribed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31


Hostetter's United stsies Almanac for 1862 fel
distributiou, gfats, throughout the United States
ant all civil sed countries OF the Western Eemis-
paere. will he Published about the nrst ofjann gary
AID s. who wish TO understand tie true philosophy
OF health should read and ponder the vaiiaele suy-
ctttions IL contains. In addition to Gn admirable
Cicl treatise the causes. prevention and cure
ofa great variety of diseases. IL embraces a large
amount Of in formation interesting to the merchant
the mechanic, tie miner the fs;msr. t planter
and professional man and the calculations have
been made ioI such mcridisns ard atiiiudes ne are
mott eutshle for = correct aud cempr, heneive Ma
tionsl Calender.
The nature, uses. and extrssrdiuary sanitary
effect. OF HosTETTEs's STOMACH BlTTERs.
the staple tonic and Alternative Of than half the
Christian world fully set forth in ito pages which
also nerspereed with pictorial Illustrations val
uabIc recipes for the household ard farm, humorous
snc4do Is. End other instructive and amusing read
IN yGsi,er. original and selected. Anorg the An
pusls TO appear with the opening Of tbs year. this
will be of the noet uaetul. and MY he had for
the asking. send for copies to the Central Manu-
facfory NJ Pittshureh Pa TO the nearest deal IN
HOSTRTTERs STOMACH DITfERS The BIT
1BR0 are cold In every tiy. town and villaRe. ea0
extensively used througAout the entire exllsoA
world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
MoTars Life Pills and PheniY Bitters.

We Gret used in private practice In 1928. They
were introduced to the pu bic In 1885, since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
sale in oxcess sfall other Cathartic Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.fsmily among civil
izsd nations who have OF OF their
beneficial effects. Their greatsuccess is owing TO
their uniform reliability hub ases' of Constipation,
hi ..ious and 5tomaehic diseases, whether OF long
or hort duraisn. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. One Ingredient opens the pores
oftee skin: another 10 diuretc. and stimulates
proper action ofthe ddneys . third sem ollient,
iooscning phsgm and humorfrom the lungs other
properties are warming and cathar;ic, and cleanse
the stomach bowels iron, unhealthy sesrctions
Their com bined effects o. TO regulate the impaired
functions ofthe system, and TO produce health. II
is rot asserted MoGats Pills cure allthat they
will cure all complants-but under ordinary cir.
cumetances they may be relic d upsn to cure Ner-
vousuees, Sick Headache, Coeitiveness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Jaundlcs. Liver and Binous Com
plants. Colds, General Weakness. &c. They are
expressly made for these diseases. Nilione upon
millions OF enrcs can be cited In no single instance
has . complaint ever come to our knowledge, where
they have not operated ee recommended.
The quee tion 10 often asked. 10 It that AoGats
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success.
Because they purify the Bloed, and thus remove
oil cauees Of diseases In the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the seersuens Of
the body, and removes eli impuritiss at once.
Because they Do not reduce the system, but b
viaora,sit-thus requiring no restraint non pleas
or business, and during their operation never
grippe or pain the bowels.
veicR o. rnu CLmeY
In praise efModats Life Pills, which cured then
ofDyspspsia. lsdigsstisn. Disease Of the Liver,
Loss Of Appetite. Headache, Fever and Asle. Drss.
chitis, Neuralgia ana Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. Saml. Martha and Rev. 3. II. Nay. Of New
York. Rev. jas. hobart, Boston, Rev. T. Weber.
Cancord, H.. Rev. n. nooisy. epringnsld. Pa.
Rev:J. 9. Evans Bsvar Pa. Rev. ". q. Droncrofs,
Grand Rapids, Wis Rev. J. b. Gardner, chiilieo.
the, O.. Rev. Mathew Gardner. Ripley. o.. Rev. :.
B. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind Rev. y. Campbell,
Anderson, Ind. Rev. N b. Cook. Rockford, Ill,
Rev. J. Bently San FrAncieeo. Cal. Rev. David
Elder. Franklin, N. C.. and many others.
Thr circular around each box FULLY explains the
symptoms and effects Of each disease, speeinss
treatment. furnishes. evfd enee. Ae.
Monas's Life Pills are IS cent? per box. no6ats
Phrnix Bitfers 81 Per Bottle. They sold by ~
respectable dealers. WHITE . ROWLAND.
Propricters, IS Liberty Street. New York.
eurennnOYa a NP Mo6at And Vim n. MoGo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

Fresh Gar den and Flower
Seeds on Commission, those
unsOla to- be returned, pre-.
paid, by mail. Priced de.
scriptive Catalogues OF al
Useful and Ornamental
Seeds, Plants, Trees, and
Fruits, w hO1csalc or Retail
will be sent to any address.
b. M. WATSON. Old Col.
0ny Nurseriess Plymouth,
mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
e e e 4
La R0e'O Al0o001er Cream !
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
MgTlC IN The WORLD

II will mot lnjure the most Delicate Skin!
Lite presence the facs sannot - detected Il can
be removed only BY washiAg; and whom removed
before ri sfadcatee evey disc0Oraton Of the facs,
whether caused - s1posure - the wethef OF By dis
osoe, and ooeto ~ upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION o. T18 YOUTH.
single tsial proves all these etats0ents.
And the entire fsits with which 1t can be ussd,
n1xkes iss euccesa complete.
~ Aek for La Rucs,-eee that the name Of La
Rue Co blown in the bottle. and our trade mark
al the top Of the front label. Sold BY all Druggkts
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price Ono Dollar per
bottle CHURCH q FLINT, froprietorD,
Hartford, Coma.
&c Wells 4 Co., New York Geo. e. Goodwin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
STATE NEWS.

Ia Sioux CITY.
-sicur city has an assessed vi!u.ion
Of 500, 900.
The D. Y. Brids, now spans tie De,
MONIES at Dss Moines. The Register pre-
diets its completion hy tho IN ode of Jaa-
uory.
The Nashua P1R notices the presence
OF numerous robins in that region. Then
appearance in mid winter is the subject Of
cnrious remark By weather wise lrognos-
ticators.
The DEBORAH Dcms,ra. adv .des farmers
whe ars in debt, to sell their wheat immed-
ats'y aud pay up aud those out Of debt
o. cell NEST Of H. aud have something moro
nssfel than whea, lying idle in the graner-
les.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing Of thu Maids sen
House. Of Oscs,cosa. among the best hotel
keepers in tn, State. entertained nearly
800 invited guests on Christmas eve.
Capt. II X Nevc,nb Of Henry coun-
~, on his way with his family to Omaha
was missel from the tran, and after search
waS found lying in al insensibe condition
alongs do The railroad track nesr New
London.
The meanest scalawsr in the State en-
te'sd the house Of Rev Mr. Poinsroy, Of
Charlton, few evenings ago. willie Mr..
y. was attending a prayer meeting, aud
Fnla i.ts (x.,t \. A. )
II calculated TO settle the question vi to,sl
deprAvi,y.
Mr.. l. B. King Of Buchanan County
narrowly escaped death few days ago
4 while crossing the railroad track near In
dependence in . slsigh. One of the horses
was struck by locomotive aud instantly
. killed. the man and one horse escaped un-
, hurt. Wsglcan from The Bulletin.
Mr. Rogers, the engineer in charge OF
the party now engaged in locating the Nc
Grseor ! Sioux City Railroad, GOT lost in
snow storm few days ago In Hancock
. county, while driving . buggy towards
|, Algens. Tanning the horses loose - pre-
vent their p.rishisg. he attached to each .
paper describing HE condition. BY this
means persons Wses notified and came to
Ais assistance.
. Burlington 10 lee bridgsd.
-Ksokuk hiss che whospine. seugh.
f9-lows will have 1000 miles Of railsoa d
|. Ia 1869.
: Tho dialogue bri lss hes undergone its
!, anal and sssersss tsst, and 10 pronunced
= uainpsaehabls.
-Oa the evening Of the ce.h. Hon. John
II. O'Neil Of Dubuque. was handsomly
: bsnqssssd BY bic brsshern Of the bar. He
J, goes l. reside 10 St. Louis love loses .
god man.
!. The Story county Argus learns that .
Ore occurred at the College Farm semstiuns
: last week. The building caught but The
\ Ere wss extiuguished before mech damage
I wa done.
i. The recent Catholic Fair At Isva City
osstsd e2o.s.lo.
A ssnsibls proposition 10 made in Mus.
catine 10 sell out manufac,ory sites from
che loese property.
. Sam kirkwood and vito celebrate
!, shsir silver wedding at Iowa City en- the
es,h inst. Costly presents come in bcau.:-
= fully.
Prof. Leonard 10 about 10 withdraw
: tsmporsrly from the Iowa University on &C.
r count Of poor health. He has ieavs Of alb
eaes until Sept. 1870.
-Mrs. Jsud Webb. Of Iowa City wants
rae hear from her six feet, dark haired,
aoaadv -Whisksred aad muscular husband.
/ Jauss, Who has been absen. sincs June
| asst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

TINS authoritative announcement that
Grant will appoint men with reference TO
quality. and not politics. is creating tire
nsedous consssrnstisn awssg the ''loyal. !"
II he performs Whist 10 thus promised. three
feuaths Of the appolatsss 81 the aext ad-
minstration will Be democratic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
SPECIAL HoTscss.
BATcHELOR's BAIR DYE.

Thissplendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless relisbie.
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
in:s remedies the III effects OF bad dyes. inveoraes
snd leaves the Hair soft and beautiful or brown
Sold BY ell Druggists and fcrf,mer.: and properly
applied 1t Bachelors ig Factory, No. Ie Fond ST.
New York. apr7a d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

We would Suggest to Ar. Sumner the
introduction Immediately Of bill 10 strike
out the word "whits" from the residence
Of The President. The White House is the
sn'y piece Of natural property rjoicins in
che adj -c,ivs distinc tionssof color.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31
Allcock'spOrOus PlasterS

AllcOcll a l'OlOuS PIaSterS
Accumulate Electricity, whereby the circulation OF
the blood becomes equalizsd upon the part where
applied. causing pain and morbid action to cease
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
th.r,
CERTIFICATE FROM A. F. STERLING ESQ
neuralgia in the head. and found only temporary re-
lief from all the various remeies tha have tr,ed
until ! applied one OF "ALLCOCK'9 POROUS
PLASTRkS" I cut u inte three strips. placing one
under each shoulder blade and the other over the
email Of my black. and for the pact three me. tbs
have had scarcely twinge 81 tie old pain advise
all who suicr from diseases TO lose no time
in making trial Of the wonderful plaster
4. F STERLING. Soc. Singer Mig Co.
New York. June g, 1865
Principal Agency, BRAspRR1B uorss New York
4old No. all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

Tns New York Eren'ng Past [lsadicsll
says, "Ths interests Of those who live by
public plumber are insspsrably bsund up
With public ignorance" The efforts Of the
Jsecb'ns for fsur years past 10 conceal tho
true condition ofth South 10 order that
they may the better pluuder its people.
certainly seems to sustain the Pest's state
nanf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

TsE Boston Peat says the way for Uncle
Sam 10 become able to resume specie pay
msnts--be honest, economical, and indus>
trieus. Tho Secretary " the Treasury
says thsrc il no department Of the Govern
msnt conducted with economy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

T1esH BrTTRRs ARE PREPARED II PURE
4 DOurb0rn Whiskey, non . eoneination Of oves
wsnty different kinds OF roots, basks an0 hesho
which act In perfect concert wsh the other pre-
pared from the original formula given ~ the gfeaS
chief Red jacket. 70 DR.. Chaplin, vhe usen them sus
esssfuy n his practice for many yeass, and BY he
ase eainod 90 great Q popularity In the treatment
and care for Dy0pspsis. Liver Complaint Conselpor
ton. Sick and Nervous Headache. Fever and Agae.
and 81 diseases arising from torpid liver and isAt
eestion. Fersons snaering r. N either Of these
Ioathsone dissases win ard eurs By the ase Of
these 1iter, which perfectly pure and free non
oil those d:ugs and pois0ns usually put mp II such
preparations. and palmed Of on an unsuppectiae
public. A single trial will convince the most skepH
cal that II the RED JACKET there 10 . virtue thai
no o. her Bitters possese,
They strssgthen asd invieosats the system.
They are uneQusep for general debility.
They are 3 cure for Dyspepsia,
They give good and healthy appetite.
Tlss partly lie brsasi asl seiAity sfihs stssaeA.
They cure Diarfhea and Cholera Apsbus.
They ase q a1tia0ts - change Of water aad 0iet.
They ere p1evenivs Of Fever and Agss.
They relieve ConetipAtion.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure ard palatable.
The genuine RED JACKET blTTERS are only
cold In aueYt bostlee never by gallon quart or pint
See that our private Government stamps unbro-
ken over each cork
Sold ~ ali druggists and dealers throughout the
Cal Tor Red Jacket. and take no Other.
CIrcalsrs to the trade supplied on application.
EMMETT PETERS CO., PYOprietofD.
By and % Michigan Avenue, CHICAGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-31

n Frankfort, Ky, has suspended its Sunday
1aw for four months to see how 1t woke.
\ In 1886, Wisconsin Territory cast 2,l62
voeso: 10 1858 the State Of Wieeoosia cost
Doe.o61. xilWsokoo county eooe ~ eotes
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