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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

every good man ad0its that inNoxicatien 10 .
terfibie vice. The fruitful parent Of every spe-
cies Of eri@s. But II does mot therefore fellow
thet alchehsl::c stimulssts should b abolished.
Wipe then est and vhat bsesass Of ene Of the
noss important departments Of mediea, art
Oaly ignorant fanatics, or nee whose bette
judes1sst 10 wrapdsa By prsjsdies, will q.
tempt - dssy that lives are saved daily BY The
timsiy edminissration Of spirttuous stimulus a
arsaaiaaaing asd rsstoraaivs agess. It's u Z
basis o. all the tinctures Of the pharmacopoiaa
and il has preserved the lives Of thousands On
the battle deld, in the military and ethsr hos.
medical sc,sscs wsuld b like The play II Nam.
lot with the part o. the hero emitted Nest es-
psc,allo 10 this true Of pure medical stinulant
Dnq ssstiosably The sxtrsmssts, Of the Neil
Dew stripe, would like 70 suppress oil msAieat
ed prspsrstisrs containing alcohol. They
would probably begin with hosTsfrsa's Nros
Acc .lfssss. rsputed 70 eo ne meet Posess res,
tsrasivs and alssgative Of the day. They would
deprive the ague and fever districts Of the
South and West Of this powerful specific They
weuld 0oOe the srovele4 il the VALLEY Of the
Mississippi, or the miner 10 the placers end
gsaiean 81 CAlifernia, or he vsya9er absut ID
W. fse the iusalabrieus coast Of McKee, o. The
West ladies, and Asmond the surrsAdsr Of thia
great sntidots 70 malaria, and protective against
the Effects Of uswholssoms watsr. fhs has
psasl 70 b provided with IL. Nay. they would
probably 70 farther than that, and destroy the
reas factory at Pittsburgh. where IL 10 prspar.
81. aud every bottle Of il upon which they could
Icy their hands throughout the length and
brsdtn Of the land. In vain would II be proved
% them that the article was Manufactured frOm
the pursss OF ell ksown difasiss stimuli ard the
most valuable Ct medicinal herbs asd roots;
Away with Il away with IL - they would cry.
.'it costsine alcohol. and therefore II must b
dsstroysd.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. u A M ES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK uOSFITAL,,
il New Orleess, La. (eetablssAed in 1soc9 ana f0e
the lsst > yearp located In Cricago-ths most sue
eeesful Specialist Of the age IN the treatment u ~
diseasss Of private naturs-can Be conhdentialy
osusailcd st his once and roons 81 q - kApcGra g.
ooaxER o. DrAsBonn eraRRs, " efAlna. upon the
trestment Of Chronic, 4efcurAl. eyphilitfc, Blood
and Skin Diaeaeee and ali Disorder n OF Contagious
Veusreal Oaaractsr--Whch b cures Without the uee
Of mercury odide OF potaeea arnene. or AIRY poie0n
but with his positive cure for al h9
nors and blood poisons
nese Nectural and Diurnal Eaistons. brought On BY
ssuse Of tho organ early nde~erescn. sIsessss, OF
Inherited eausin loee 81 memory. confusion, de.
preston dimness Of vision, and often imee insani.
y, with . deplorAble train Of other sywptoms-
treated and radically cared by an infaiaoe method,
saving time and expense. All dissascs peculiar to
the sexual organs. Of private eAsrseses, RADICALLY
Old deeaess Of the mast hossihlo elase, WAsse the
blsod ~ bscons poisoned-prodseiag hle1ehss %
the facs ona Wofsry blistssS-ranD q IT, AeoA s11
bouee-ulcsfatod threat 81 0ooe. eoso - the lnho
and body, ,esofhla-4ogsthos With - endless nun
st Of ss6ssines- Ssoually and permanently eerel.
soant4y By prosesssoss Of medical eolleges and -
the medical profession gensrally. Those amicseo
should apply 70 hin md b cased q Oooe.
D1. JAnD can be consulted, comfortably, ~ lee-
tsf p o. Drawer Sses. Chicago, eoeloefne stamp foe
return answer: or ct his once pasoss, ~ - Ran
dolph street. corner o. DeaFnb0fn street. from 4.
=. to ~. =. Ten separate rooms. end private en-.
trance and exits, % that patients never come ~
contact with each other. Everything private and
just published, BY DR.. Jamee, two pamphlets, o
OSxRn ASOpRMRA and HYFTIifs, and both sent In
sealed envelopes 70 any address,, receipt Of ten
cents. Or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Acreage or the 1owa Corn Crsp.
The per csntags Of increase in the acre
ace Of thu corn crop for the present year in
the States Of Illinois and Ohio, 10 8 in
Indiana, A; In Iowa, is. A proud shsw.
ing for the young Hawkeye State. which
has Just begun to grow, and which has Juse
begun 10 show what she can do when she
tries. The States Of Maine. New Hemp
shire. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con.
nscticut. New York. New Jersey. and
MARYLAND. have oil sustained very visible
decrease while Iowa throws then and oil
other States in the shade, BY putting cut
$50. 6s3 more acres Of corn than in 1867
Estimating these new acres 10 yield 30
bushels each, and the corn 1t 10 cents per
bushsi both Of which are modest ssti-
matss-thsy add to eur State revenue the
hsalthy Gun Of 81. 7SS, Geo. 90. With corn
~ high - last year, end - Il may b yet
before the new crop geo. 10 0arket. Ne in.
crease In sovsaus would 10 twiee ~ great
% our sstinase-sr t0,14e, 7S9 %. Osup-
LOG this fact with the veil known tlnths
that oueh larger breadth Of wheat than
usual was sown this year. asd that aeafly
all the newly brsks land 10 always put in
wheat for the hrst year. OF I've, aftsr Ito
bssaking-and W have . Aattsfing and
unmistske cable symptom Of The remarkable
growth OF our State.
During tho present year, twice or thrice
- many new farmers have come into lows
for settlement % IN the year 1867. Next
year, consequently. We shall have two o.
three times ~ great an increase in acreage
Of crops ., has been shown this year. And
each succeeding year. for the next decade
will show q like tremendous and astonish.
ing growth.
Parallel with the remarkable increase o
acreage in oil Of our crops. 10 the no lssa
surprising fact Of ths great increase 10 th'
assssgs Of grain per acre. Here. . qase
ten over which farmers nay we'll reflect
ssggssts itself. Will our crops, twenty
years hence, shew IN increased average, d
will they even maintain their present aver
sgsf We fear not. The farmers u III,
present sgs and day ass, very snthsuehtsd
" and ungsnsrously, rsbbing those VIII
will come after them, BY dsspsilipg th'
land Of ito fatnsss-ceutinssll sq1eosatinl
| it, year after year, without fsrsilixing 0
sngthsuing. Net only DO many-in
deed, the greater part-ee them ssfass 4
bsstew the fsrtilissr With which We osgae
leus huebandman IN the elder StaSse main
tsins The vigsr Of bic lasd, but shsy sls
thosghtlsssly destroy that which Natur
farnshss-ysesly baenisg their whss
straw - - seon % the grain 10 thrsohe
from It, end their esssslalks, when sprin
bsings ths ssw seeding time. Annusll
the heavens are laird With the glare 81 ID
bsnfrss with which these dsspoilsrs Of d
sell illuminate their sAifsleosnsss and folly
The rich glsbs 81 Iswa, resting On an IN
squallsd sub soil, will Withstand thi
ravsgs end robbery for . long while, bu
eventually it must inevitably grew wee
and sterile, unless our agriculturists sts
their wsfui waste, and, With moss ken an'
thrift, yearly fertilixs and bolster it's
that our crop will not rsb the next
| Estate Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

But this is the language Of insane bigstry, En-
liehtsnsd Scisnes-aye, and enlightened kslig
lon and Morality. too-condemn il utterly.
Bishop Eastburp, the Reverend DR.. Worcester.
and other rrsat divinss, have recently gives
their testimony against such Wholesale hostility
to s,imulants, and have dsclard ihstto nvics Of
drunkenness has been grsstly increased BY the
uniscriminating onslaught Of the prohbltisn.
lists. The good Agassis, and such men a. Pro-
fsssoi horsfo6p and Jackson. together with Drs.
Bigelow, Clarke, Holmes, White and many 9th
er eminen, prac itioners, whose standing %
physicians shosld secure respect fer their opin
ions on point like this, have stated that alco-
hoc preparations are absolutely essential to
in the treatment Of many diseased, and ~ res
torstivss. They only insist that the preparation
be pure. they are in favor Of stringent laws
against adulterstion their motto 10 regulate.
not destroy"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
lIur ran Avn Anus r or

l0E UaD ANO ADU0 e OF
Gtimu ants u spite Of the awful toeis Of sx-
psrisscs. and In dsnases Of prohibitsry stat
utse, iatempefsnes 10 mere prevalent IN the
United States TO- day than IL has ever been at
any former period This 10 . statistical fact
which the we'll informed philsnthropist car not
deny, howsvermuch he may roget IL. and II
proves cus Of two things--either that the vice
Il past remedy Or mitigation, or that the etrin-
gent means adopted 10 prevent the sale and use
OF sti uulsuts have been unwise aud irrational
Hamsa nature 10 net % hopelsssly vicious - TO
be beyond the influence Of reason and PERSIA
sion however obst.sate II msyobs 10 its resis
ssncs 10 arbitrsry and incousistsnt laws; and
the is.erence, therefore, is that the extssm ssts
Who have declared Incorporating war against
the use sfliquor under any eifcumstaaces have
nvershot the mark, and actually increased the
evil they intssdsd to crush oct. The United
States Law authorizes the Importation. manufac-
turs aal sale Of spirits. and the Government
derives . largsfsvssue fioa such Importation
manufosture end sale. asd while saie i0tAe cess
~ laeal lav eaa ever prevent The ~ Of The a.
tisls. The stasutas which impose saxes aal du-
ties o. liquor, psseuppeee that u Will b uesd.
esd rsccguiss de wright Of the people % use il
That right 10 leaisd 81 Ne proAsbitiesisis, and
they oeks by-isWs y prsvs1t ~ sitissa fsem
sxsrcasine psreosal privilege gua1astsed -
him, By Implication q least, By The Law Of the
lend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

And this 10 the true policy, dictated alike by
philosophy, experience and common sense
pol cy prohibition il does mot prevent, it has
never prevented. it never can prevent the Of al
eoholic fuids but il lsads TO their deterioration
and thus increase . thousand fold the evils that
it proposes to anaihilate, When liquor are
ssid secretly, and Al the risk Of personal liberty
Of course the dealers will seek 70 compensate
themselves for the hazard they incur. By inor.
dinats profits, and TO obtain those profits they
will adultersss what they sell. Il 10 notorious
tha. the liquor sold in States where prohibisory
laws exist, 10 for the most part poison. Il 10 -
safe for the vsnpoe 70 give his customers 6sry
and destructive compound - . good asticls-the
psnslty being II each cass The ss0s. Strict and
Faithfully executed inspection laws would proven.
this horrible adultesation. Psehibitory laws
promote IL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

T19e1 DTTT1Ro ARR PRRPAnDDn PU1n
= Douroofn Whiekey, non eoDoinati0n Of eyer
lwenty Different kinds Of roote, baSko aaA boeU0
which oct In perfect c0nceft one wsth tlo Other. pre-
lere1 iro1 the original fofDuls givsa By the grsas
ehisf, 1ed Jacket . Dr.. Chapn Who uesn them s0c-
eessfs!ly n he practice for any year, and By their
md e1re for Dyepep0iG, Liver Compliant, CcnetiDa-
eions 0ick and Nervous Heo1aehe. 1evR and AGO.
and all dieeoss0 arising from torpid liver o14 !noi
gestion. Peroone G16efing mn either 81 OoDe
!oatAee1o dieeesoe win 1n1 cure ~ ne ueeof
theos Ditters, whieh afe Dersety lufe ~ me- fen
al those d.uge and pols0ne ael0lly pat up in0ech
preparations, and pelned u On - uns1epectiae
cal that In the RED JACKET there ID . virtHe thas
They strengthen and inviecnts ths system.
They are uneQuallep for general debility.
They are cure for Dy spepeta.
They give rood and healthy appetite.
fhey purify ~ breath and aeidity cfths sts0aeA.
They cure Diaffh9a and Cholefo 1cfbus.
They afo N sntidOee - change Of water ~ 01oes
Th6y are he best etinulant n existanco.
They are . plevenive ofFevsf and Ague.
9hey relieve CoaDtipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and Ralasseh:
The genuine RED JACKET BiTT1RO ofo eoly
seld r. esart bottles. never sy Or lnt
Bee that eIr privats 0ovsfnnent stamps unhee.
Seid y I'll druggists asl dealers tArssshsstsAs
Cail 1cr nsd Jacket. aal taks - othse.s
01QQloso - ~ tSo6o 0GUpa1o\ q auIo1nG1nm
nNl41. 1q410! y CO.. .61IEl1101
u - = A1dn1Go0 AV00os 0u00A0O,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
"lt Works like . CAarn. -

Rsnpe's Psin- Killing Magic OH cures Headache
Renns's Pan-Killing Magic Oil curss Toothacbe
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil curss Neuralgia |
Renns's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Rheumatism
hennes Pain killing Magic Oil curss Lsmeness
Renns's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures 81 in Disease
their shoulders are my click in the back are
II have got the SciatcA"-and celight in Dragging
thst nothing can cure me but when We get
| euch Jaw fn folks" to RENNE'S PAlN-KlL-
LING MAGIC OIL. faithfully, we not only cure
their lameness and charm away their pains, but we
actually take all that kind of"ag out OF them r. and
charm y Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and
Grocerers. VIM. RENNR, Sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer. Pirrs1ELD Mass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

There are many FERNS Of diFassssinuli used
~ The medical profession. and the great object
Of The trust-wsrtp physiciea 10 70 obtain thsm
anmi1sd with ony delstsrious ertiele. Hostel
tsr'e stomach BiStsrs, = already Observed. ~
The ssputstioa Of being the psfsst prspa- a1ien
Of IL class at present Manufactured. and was
therefore cited q . case in point 10 IL lust, 10
il faia il for the greatest good Of the grsassst
numbsr, that the Law should place this msdi-
leeislaAien 10 that which makes no distinction
betwsss health giving tonic and Alternative
"a life-eonsuming bane
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
TO YOuNc MEM.

no arrest Seminal Lessss, to conquer bad hsbisa
49, ne senCys sns sGsets q easlZ Irgs send =
VILE, Kentucky. -'~-
na,ine hsd Yen ysars szpsrss.es n tAis speciality,
I.usnt. s.1enng mon Any dioeass whaasv9 II PHI
~ ~ a0ente peculiar - the EEK ~ enclosing
cents = abeve, With brief statsnent d caos, wi
asd thus avsid quacksfy. We also kavS 8 vsrix
VIeep wmcn we euafantoe 10 cure varicecele n four
daYs. Inc Electro nagDetie Preventive. Thoee a.
stfine % INIT 0eir olbprf6k, can enclose stanp
- pe1phlet, Containing sn9ravineo osd expjoeSr
49, g - above pfese9tive. WieA a o1o6v = u
eo1lees q Esveatoa. An Se1ssponAsoeo oan1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
RarlOw's Indigo Blue

oa11OW = 4uOASO DUO,
Fer Blueing Clothes, IL put Up aad for sale q AL
FRED wlLTB RR0kR'S Drug store, No. a3s NersA
Second Street. Philadelphia DAhLOW'S INDIGO
BLUB Will color nvre water than any other Blce In
the masket BARLOW'e INDIGO BLUE 10 free
from acif, and gill NOT lnjnrs the finest articles
DAR.OwS INDIGO BLUE di.solves perfectly clear
and Will not settle on the clothes or maize tAen
etreAked.
The Label 10 copyrighted. and roads: s.Dsllew's
Indige Blue. prepared and for sale at Alfred Wit
PhiisdslpAiAs DefleW'e Indigo olus = cold to de-
lsss ss pvise that pavo them 70 keepit CONSC-
nRRo WILL FIND 4, - teial, 70 b The nest eco
noneal and kaadiest article ever ussA fsf Biueine
Clothes. Harlew's ludige Dlue y pat Up wiltbss-
esf'e Drag sto,s: &c g NSssn 1000 street, s.d
Il he eauns nay woe fouftsen lease ego, and doe
pot eesss!a an asid; OH livI;CknT BOX or
Wasep-Sst1le 81 waess, Win 0ake eee 6est uquid
DlNeaoa fAat ean bo0aAo 1A1lOV'o INDIGO
e. e ss2siS e 80 e = g y: e
1t W1al eoess ~ - va1es. oOv9e1D0fV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

The question 10. How shall II ~ done And
the repl, Of every right shinking man 10. By
rigid examination of NJ articles, and the In
Aistion u heavy penalties. ipseuniary and per-
sonal, in oil cases whore adultsrasion - defect
a. 10 II net Shane that the common uoiesn
Or, and the dealer in pure prepsrasio. ssvld
only b held 10 the same ssoSunSability BY III
autherttise Ard - this 10 The erse unasi
The present lqssr laws.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Tns Verdi has ~ article On the fesump.
zion Of specie psyosnts. Il argues that the
period fsr resumption should net b 6xed
before ws have one heavy cotton crop, with
sAs prospect Of another. Congress might
safely designate January Let, 1871, ~ the
Gay Tor resumption efspscie payments. All
esets. contracts and engagements made,
whether public Or private should have refer
soss 70 this fact. National banks shsuld b.
required 10 resume at the same time and
under the same conditions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

truly. both Congress and our State Lseisia.
tuvss have much TO learn upon shis inpoftent
subject ard he sssnsf they begin 70 pre6t 81
the palpsble lsssons Of the hear, the bsttsr Il
will b Tor the moral and physical health Of ~
people. Under The preesnt couseaaicteev. L.
eesgsueus and chert.sishtsd gsssval aad staSs
laws Affecting the liquor suession, iatsnpsrsaes
with Oh ~ horrible consequences. 10 - sure u
ulasme from . swe9p, - aene Is .rsv 6ereer
BY feeding il With tufpsntise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03
Sterling SilxarWara

1IC
And nne Eiectro-plated Ware. The 0orham Man.
aiactur'nR Company, OF Providence, r. l., having
the largest DRY OF solid silver Ware in the
world, with tie moot improved machinery, and en-
plOy ing the most skilled labor. are enabled to offer
an unequalled variety Of new and beautiful designs
especially adapted for HOLIDAY and Bridal Gifts.
hey offer also their well known and unrivaled
Nickel kilver Electro-Plated Ware, Ia which they
have intr cduced patterns ofrare elegance. The
Solid Silver Ia qua, anteed to be Of sterling purity BY
United Statss Mint assay The Electro Plate Il guaf-
anteed 70 be superior to the nnett shedfeh ware.
Orders received from the Trade only. but these
goods may b obtsined non responsible dealers
evsrywhese.
Trade
r...: Mar. .ma 81 1 {.
oCRHAM MANUFACTURING CO..
oolesroo0 Ne. . Naiasn lAne. n. 7.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ChristadOrO's Hair Dive
To Art ws owe tAeusand graess;
Improving Nature no dieersce 10.
ee, ~ cray hair don't please the eye,
ues ChRlSTA0ORVs MATCnL1eo DYE:

CHRlsTADORO'S HAIR PRRSERvATIVH
Striking attending. ere the effects prod uced BY
Cristadoroe Heir Preservauvs and Deautiner. Be
the hair eves % wiry. coarse and unmanageabls BY
erueh and comb. in one week this article will rem.
der It flexible. lustr0us, and inclined 70 curl.
Sold b Druggists and applied By all Hair Dres-
sers. Mandatory Notes Maiden Lane Princi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

J. EpeAs TsonPsox, Psssidsss II The
Pennsylvaa's Central Raiirsed, 10 nsasd -
candidate fos Uaitsd States Ssoatse ifsn
thAt STATE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

Thirty Y0afo' Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Oiseosos.--A Physiological View u MARI
49, The Cheapest Beck Ever :PabiisAsd. cor
tainss nssly ~ Da9ss. se1 ~ me ratss 80 n
aravings ofsAo A1ato0y Of The Hu0an Organs u
0ateof Health ed Disease. sad Tseatise On early
1rTors. ne Dsplorabls Censsauenes upon Mind ana
Body, with The aathoss plan Of trsat0sat the ealv
fatiosai and suecsssiul mode Of care. - shown By
Ne report Of easss treated truthful adviser 20 the
married and thoes contemplating marriage Who en-
terrain doubts ofthsir physical condition eent ffss
Of postage 10 any address receipt Of 70 cents
stanps q postal eerrescy By addrsssina DIR. Ia
CROlX, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, N. 7. The
author nav ~ consulted upon any of the diseases
upon which his book treats. eithes peseon ally or
mail. and incidence sent 10 any part OF the world.
ESSAYSrFOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and
RArly Hashood, with the humane view Of treat
meut and cure. sent ny mail free Of chaygr. Adj
drsss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz p. Philads-
phia. Pa. fsept2S DAWN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

In New York sity.it 10 announced that the
President Of coal company gets el5. 900
salary : the President Of an insusncs con.
pasy. $4,000; the President 81 the Erie
Rsilsay. Gas. 900. and The manager Of .
ongss rsosssy 81, 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

This 10 the whole case 10 . nut shell, ans ID Il
for these reasons that The Msins Law, and
every other enactment Of it, class. has previd
I'd dismal feilure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-03

When heath hse beea oscd1coa tof Want OF The
care psosssary to project II. sssrstsafs anasaling
II 10 better 10 prevent thaa - repeat. h most
s.lsnsss ssasen Of The ysas b Il hasa end NJ cold
and damp are the source Of innsnseabis distsss
sisg ailnsnts. The beet means Of escaping then
10 = keep the outward aasfAcs Of the body cen.
Sortably warm with euitable clothing and the inter-
nal organs in veofoss esAditioa By the eceas'0nal
ass Of . healthfal teais and corrective. Winter
0akes trsnsaAoas drafts upes the vital fssess,
therefore Il b . seaaen wAsn pure vegetables aiA.
ulant and invigsraat like noSTRTT1R's oToM-
AcH BlTT1Rs b o. iaAasts -, especially 70 the
weak and feeble. II gives stamina 70 The system,
and thereby enables IL to witAstsn1 IL shoehs Of
cold which produce cough, bsenchitis, ea4assA and
other diseases Of the organs Of respiration. Dys-
psps.a and every species Of mitigation are also
greatly aggravated BY cold, damp weather, and for
these esmplsints the DTTTERs are an aeknewl.
sdesd spsciAe. There b no fAcs better knewn In
this country, aad. indeed. thros9aess ths civilized
portions Of the Western nsmispAere. than that this
genial pasation 10 swift md cestaln fsnedy for
oil ordinary diseases Of the stomach aad ~ Liver.
A Common form Of Indigostion
70 oppression ater eatins, or deprsesing dnllnsss
eftAs sririts; with AatuleAee o. . bsleAAg Up 81
Wind. and aiaost always fellows Custivnsss. Dr.
HAnsnor's fsHisrAlrs Lossssss, give aSiek end
permsnsat relief. Thsy are aieoaana. pes1aAle. d
~ require isessass Of asss, nsvse 0iUe, - Sse
Coastipaeiso Of The Bowels, Pm. loonneho, DID,
nen, fnoGoles1else, 81 60 tS066 WVin10D.
thsy ere AsenDesaSls.
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy,

NVnIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
u the 9Th day Of Novenber, 4. d. 1858. war
rant il Bankruptcy was issued against the e.
tsts Of 1. N. Ksspedy. Of Clinton, in the county
Of Citation. and State Of Iowa. who has been ad-
The payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
properly bslossisg 10 such bankrupt, 70 him Or
FOR HE use, ana the transfer of any property BY
hin are forbidden BY Law. Tast I meeting Or
the creditors Of said bankrupt, TO prove their
debts and choose one Or more assienses Of his
estate, vii be holden In the city Of Davenport.
before N. N. Price, Register, ON the I'd day Of
DscemSsr, A. D. 1858. q 10 o'clock 4. y.
nev6-dlt-thur @. ". CLARK,
Us, Marshal = 1seDeness. Dist. Of lewa.
". ". 09svI, Atty Ssr Y6titiepsr.