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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-08-26
JULY 1865.
FRESH AND NEW GOODS.
August 70.

I'VE are now receiving full Stock cf Drugs and
w Medicines.
Letter. Note. and Legal Envelopes. and Cap Pa
per. steel Pens. Fabey Lead Pencils Pen Holders.
Toilet Soap, coognes. Pomades, Hair Oils, Hdki.
Extracts. Lubin's Genuine Extracts, pish Hooks,
large lnt Tooth Of Brushes. splendid assortment ii
Pockrt Knives, Rszors, Razor straps Pipes. &c. &c.
Call al the DRUG STORE.
March II 1868, 30
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-06
Baltimore.
1 Com m issiOn Business,

would respectfully solicit share of patronage from
Aercuiturists and Forwardcrs of GRAIN AND
PRODUCE to the City. Such consignments will ut
all times be attended to with prumptness and az
curscy. and return osthe highest prices made.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-06

FoR ALL IMPURITIES OF BLooD-Use DIR s. Rogers
Liver Pills, purely vegetable Depot 206 Dock st.,
Philadelphia. Sold by Dr. f. X. Foreman, Elkton,
and Z. l.. lamar, Port Deposit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-06
An1unRI1rn nrrkRENrEs.

Ex-Governor Bradford, of Maryland: Col. F.. H.
Postmaster OF Baltimore; Hon. JohnsM. Frazier,
Baltimore; Hon. Hiram Mccullough; NJ. srl Hon.
Alexander Evans, Cecil county: Hon. G." !" kers.
Col. Edward wilkins, Ern county; Col .taiac$ Wal
lace and Dr Francis p. Phelps. Dcrchc stcr comfy
Col. VIM. II. Purnell, Worcester county; Hon Alfred
Spates. Allegany county; jno. Y. L. fhdhy Esq
Carroll county; Henry VanierCord. Esq, and Hon.
q. Fred Maddox ST. Mary county; Hon. Richard
Mactsll, of Calvert connty.
Dec :, lS67--Gm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-06

HAvRE DE GRACE, Hartford county, Md.
Mr.. +. e. MARINE Sir We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to us for all tn.
business have had you to do for and always
recommend any persons that know to You; and yon
can use eur names for any recommendation that you
may want. Yours -
December 2oth 1868. SPENCER 4 WRIGHT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-06

BALTIMORE. Fen. 25th, 1864.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher +. Marine for man.
years past, take pleasure in stating Il tive know
him to be gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed, in the transaction of business. He il
prompt, attentive, obliging and reliable John W
Randolph, Esq, Cashier Ind National Bank, Isaac r
Cook Register of Wills, Robert Turner, Esq., John W.
Ruiz 4 Co., Rev. Andrew Manship, Phila., Armstrong
4 Berry. Aug 3, 1867.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12

IMPROVED LANDS FOfs SALE.-I have ~
sale Of the best grain farms In La Sale county, ~
uned four and one-hNf miles southwest Of Ottawa II con
100 all under good fences and IN good ste oS
cultivation good house. cribs &C., and II Is ored -
figures that cannot fail to suit In the Of DrookAsd
have the best stock and grain farm In this csan and
not BIZ beat In the State Of Illinois, contains Nv srs ~
u.s. Ono Of the hacst springs Of that appeared
above ground Ia on this farm Any person wishing - buy
farm will mike msney by sailing on me before purchasing
have also 10 10 lots in Ottawa for sale very cheap
Ottawa. Jan. 10 .lS8I.-N W. WuITMORD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12
ROSADALIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM
D+ p DIN D,ysxy of this city. formerly Professor
81 Psychology aid Pathological Ass;omy in the Middle
Georgia Medical College Chief Surgeon State OF Srth Car
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BALIly.af, I'D, March 1, lseS.
believe DR. Lnwrcnce's "Rus.isr De this Alter.
ave in aud Therefore che,Tiy recommend as such
THOMAS j. BOYkIN, NJ. ID.
D.lTiaork, February 10TH 1868
DR.. j. j. Lapr,ic, Dear SRI take pleasure in re.on
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-12

ENph SALE.-Tha subscriber offers for sale,
able terms the following lands and town o,s, situated
ia La sale csunty, 10 wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres--wIs sWl4 Of ~ NRx See :, r. ss,RI
81 Acres-, o. Of Canal El4 NgA See. II, T. Is, Rs
so Acr,--W% SWlI Sec. -, r. 81, X. 3.
16O Acres-NWA Sec. "a T. g. RS.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots 3, s, Block 3, States Addition to Ottaws.
Undll Lot II, Block 4, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots 6, TO- in Block 2I, States Addition TO
Ottawa
Lots II, 49, 49, H. 49, Block ~ States Addition
10 Ottawa.
Lot Z, Block So States Addition 70 Ottawa
Lot 10, Block 80 Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. and the resdps
time ~ suit purchasers For further particulars apply to
Albert I. Dow, Canal 0fics, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May Is, 1S6S.-tf Z l. a00DMLL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

The Fer<ss Fires On Wsshssgson
Terrisory. Tho F1aaes Travel.
lsg Five Solleo m mOuf.
. The 0rrgonian, Of Ssp.subs 81, gives
the following account Of the forest Ars 10
that State:
A correspondent at Martins Bluf. wssh-
ington Territory sends us the folo~ ing IN
formation concerning the destructive nfes
in the woods on the north side Of the 20
lumba river. The fire is more destructive
and extends over larger area, than hasever
bs.oss been known. On The morning OF tue
l4th. g. the family ofour CORE spondsnt was
citing down to breakfast. . nsigbor rushed
ia aud informed them that the fire was
rapidly approaching the dwelling. Leaving
their breakfast untouched. they ran for .
place Of safety, and were barely in time to
escaped bsine cot ID from their retreat by
the IRE. They reached the residence Of Mr..
Martin, on the bluff. The weeds for miles
Ground the issidspcs Of NJ. Martin we're
mass Of flames. Men, Ws0sn cad children
oil vent y work with . will - savs The
buildipes. The mill end Other bsfdinss
belonging to M. Martin tsok are great
many times; one Of the buildines had Q
large hole burned in the roof, and il was
only BY the most strenuous efforts that
anything was saved. The fire ran through
the orchard and burned nearly oil the fences
on the place. Nr. Justice, whose place 10
half . mile from that Of Mr.. Martin, lost
svsrythlng-his house, fence. crops and
everything completely swept away.
The telegraph line 10 burned down for
miles, and in some pisces the wirss have
been melted for several feet BY the beat.
The wind created by the Ere tore up fruit
trees by the roots. Mr.. Burke lost some
fences, and had The hardest kind Of wsrk to
save his building. learn that q. Lsve bad
to sit up oil night and watch his houses, etc.
Mr.. Lewis Millsr's place in the timber is oil
burnt up-rails, fences. houses. etc. Johu
Bogarths had hard time to save his place
The Ere Travelled at the rate Of ct least Hs'
miles an hour for . time In the dry timber
The Ere 10 still raging, and there 10 no te liol
the amount Of damsgs it will Do. The road
are fllsd with fallen timber. The wind
carried large pieces Of bark fully enc mile
lsavss, etc., were carried for ct least thrs
| nni1aa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

The total crop reaches 2 49S. S95 bales.
while the exports have been ,657, o . bales,
and the home consumption SS5.Ol5 bales,
leaving = stock on hand ct the close of tho
year Of 3s. $50 bslss The stock Of the CO.
ton, At tina interior towns, Sept. ]. 1868,
not included 10 the report, is s.ey7 bales.
against 3.70S bales last season.
The total receipts At the Gulf and Allan
tic shipping ports this year have been
224o,2s bales, against l.965,7775 bales
last year.
+ ON the details or toe production Of
each State We find that 1885, S7 bales were
made in Virginia this year. against l27, s67
bales last year. Exported from Virginia to
foreign ports, s.:s3 bales; to domestic
ports, 10, ,se2 bales. Stock on hand at the
enc o. the year at Petersburg and Norfolk.
1000 bales. Stock on hand at the begin.
ming of the yssr, 1859 bales.
The total amount Of cotton manu- featured
south during the year has bssn about co.,
600 bales.
The highsst prices for middlinc upl.pds
have been - follows: NAV /, in New y ork.
S2sc.; IN Liverpool. l2td. Last wear 10
New York the highest price wss 42c: IL
Liverpool, 1874.
The consumption in the Southern Stat.s
Was $50 bales-46o pound, esch-;n
1850. In the Northern STATES during m.
same period there were 70S $50 bsis.-
Commercial and Chronicle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
AL QUIET.

The election passed OF quietly: svsry-
sodr says 30. There was no bloody con
t.n,ion. a. cur radical alarmists predicted.
No display Of banded forces swocping
dawn vpcn icfspceless voters, splitting the
blood in rivers and bespat,eripg ballot box
., with bloody brains. Nothing Of the
sor,-not even from Central Georgia, where
ZACH horrors were TO have been enacted
nsr anywhere in the South. where swsrmed
the blosdthirsty Ku-K'ux IN countless
thousands, painting to drink down the hot
hearts blood Of their virtuous and lamb
like sdvsrsaries. The election Vas peaceful
and orderly. and 90 the times vill ssslious
to move on, in spite Of the falsshssd forg.
ere of the victorious party.
Grant is elected, and We only speak the
sentiments Of the democracy everywhere
when We say that there will be 10 fsciious
o,posi,ion TO his administration. None
WAS ever intended, NJ the radicals we'll
k.ow. Ons year ago Gen. Grant could just
a. well have bssn the democratic, nominee
for the Presidency, as he subsequently be-
came the republican. His anteeedents are
strictly democratic. His political educa-
ton and sympalhies were with the
Old School democracy, and - has
been we'll said, his report upon the
political situation in the Southern
Statss few months after the war, showed
him TO be man Of liberal views and gsner
Gus sentiments. And his terms Of capitu
latcn with Lee gave evidence Of . sincsr'
desire for the restoration Of peace and natu
raj unity. IfGsnerAl Grant does not a.
sumo the pastizan. and in his administration
looks alone 70 the general welfare Of h
country. he will mako = reputation -
civilian more enduring than his militar
rsno~n. No public man has ever had
better opportunity to bs useful, 10 beech
. bsnefactor TO his country. that the PrI
dent elect. To do 90. however, Ls mu'
steer clear frsm party trammsls and fro
the partizan influences that will seek
control his adminis,ration.
II such should DO his course the Dem
cratic party viii give him ~ generous q III
port T., the party whose votes elected his
but whose candidate be was from necsssi
and not from choice. The Democratic par
will give General Grant oil the support q
their constitutional obligations and the
duty a. citizens demand. Against Radios
IAN. however, in all its forms, they v
continas TO eight, believing that the di
tinc'ivo principles and policy ofshe Radio
party to Go alike detrimental to the publ
welfare and destructive to free government
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
Tho cav Of Paris.

The recent report OF Baroa Hausstnan,
tho Project Of the Department Of the
Seine, gives important statistics in refer
encs to the French capital. Paris covers .
superb fetal surface Of 10 .Sl6 acres, Of which
Paris proper contains 8,447 acres. and the
suburbs l0,e68 acres. The network Of pub
lilo streets measures linsally 626 milss.
spreading over . surface Of 3.0a6 acres.
The thoroughfares opened within the last
fifteen years extend 70 . length Of 81 miles.
footpaths, because the total length Of the
sidewalks in Paris 10 only 616 miles. II
all were provided with them, there would
10 an extent Of ,G56 miles Of walking
paths, taking in both sides Of the street.
A leng Of 81 miles planted and shaded
by 95,577 trees, forming what 10 termed
the alignment. The public promsnadss
and squares Of Paris occupy . fetal space
Of 4, 4O4 acres, Of which the Beis do Bou-
logns covers 2, O92 acres. that Of vincsnnes
| .O76 acres, the Park Of the Buttss- Chou.
mont, 90 acres, the contemplated grounds
OF Mont Souris, AL acres, and the Park
do Monceau q acres. The lighting Of the
public streets is effected BY 80 S59 lamps,
Of which % $40 are gas, and $50 oil. VI
cpal 400, 900 tons are consumed annually ia
the gas works of Paris. The capital con-
.umcs a, present 92.4l2, 900 gallons OF
water every "a hours. and It will receive
%. 4l2 900 gallons additional when tbs
waters of tho Nanne shall have been
brought in, and the Two artesisn wells u
the Buttes aux Cables and the Place He
bert are at work yielding supply. The
number OF reservoirs is seventeen, capable
Of containing in the aggregate Ga .445. 26C
gallons, but for acity like Paris that reserve
is insignificant, since it does net reprsssn,
. single days consumption. There are 10
Paris SOL m'les Of water pipes and conduitl
of various dimensions. The sewerage ex
tends 322 miles, Of which distance los
miles are lofty and broad, provided with
rails and suitable boats. There are ,642
educational +. establishments, comprising
ia 620 pupils; the charitable houses havs
,260 beds; and the bureau Of bensvo>
lence distributed in 1867 to 105,ll9 indi.
gent persons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

p r. j AM II s,

r,opwpr,v oP .JAlfRs' LOoR uOerTrAL,'
NJ 0rl.sns Ia Established II is5eD ard for
tAel.~s = ve,rs located In Ccieaeo-the 0ost zoe.
cee.ful Speeiaei o. the age In :hs treatment OF all
Diseases 81 4 private nsturs-cau BE- c,nhnentiriiy
cDasul,rc 4, he once and rocas.si - RArnsLrs st
os,r..S a. Ds.secss srsxss, Or .fAns. upon the
treatment ~ chronic Mercurial. Syphilisc. Blood
ard sk,n p,..,,es and oil 0.>ofdeS Of Contagious
Veu.,ral Co,rec,er-wh ch he cus1e Ntthcut the nee
Of =, yrnr, ,odId- Of pctaseA arseAie or sry pooor
but Win III "a positive cure for all he
n9 @pn az pee WcRDxKNEes, sseh = ssuisal veal
nese Normal and Diursal Rnissions. brought D,
: r.. ~ ,hs organ, early indescseton. elcessee O,
Inherited causing loss Of memory. confusiun. de-
.s..s,, Asnncse ~ vision. end ofieu linn inean.
Ss,h = aep,orsbls train Of Other symptoms
s.s.d ana radically cured by infalla6lo method
sarir tine and expense. All diseases peculiar 10
The sexuai organs, Of privsse cAassesss rsdically
20 * 49,; s, sSs ms. horrible elass, wlsss III.
aascd ~ Sssene peissnsd-pso1seine blseehss q
~ no smsl vstsry bhtsss-rains tn the hsal and
Scrce nleeeatsd ruee and nooe ooSeo % the 1lmN
~ hoAv. erofnle-toeos1ss With - osdleoo nun-
- 81 0sHAvinev- eabefoAlly ond p600ently cared
Ds. Jar }s recommended - The Ds1eo a. ~
eosn0y, By prosessscrs Of nedieal eeIsxss. and By
ehoald apply 10 him and Be cured q enee.
Dn jazz can be consulted. conddeatially. by iet
Ter, p o. Drawer g. g. Chicago. enclosipe stamp fol
return anewer: or ct his ONCE parlors, ~ q e Ran
dolph etreet, corner Of Dearborn street, from 4
n TO gP H. Ten separate rooms. and private en-
trance and exits, 90 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private ane
confidential.
ePvrsarorpHEA and syPTuis, and both cent II
sealed envelopes any address. on receipt Of tel
| reots ~ three red postage etampa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
DE- A II r H G a.
Dyssntsry, Summer Compliant, cAslsfs He
bss, Hs1, Childrss's Tssthing, aAa The 0rsas
Preventive Of Asiasie Cholera.

MA0UIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS ExTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
81 which 10 surssd broadcast thsousheut The eoun-
Try. 10 undoubtedly superior 10 any rensdy ever o.
fsssd to The paslc for The eomp,ainss for which y
intended. We Aavs In our posssssioe tsstinaaials
furnished Voluntarily By Col Long, late Chief Tops
graphical Engineer Bureau at washisgton, cen.
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Pisasanton, and Others Of
~ army; Father r. J. DsSmet. The celebrated n
dian Missioaazy: alec. omers Of the Navy oaresens
Hsspitai Stewards, conmandsn Of neaziy svssy
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary nv
ess, Westeen Sanitary and Christian Comniesiops.
army Chaplaipe aDa others toe neaefonets mentios.
Likewise hseheat sncomiuns Of the Press, nest Of
which publisAed n oar almanae, (which ~ Win.
tena - Any oae reqeestne ~. pfasine IL valuable
nseie:sel Ssen9ss = - ~ tsrne. Ne esAes
SyL14 - Hslslse,so. q. - Ae. ol666g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
Impure Blood Makes Sick.

The bowels may be cssiive Or some organ does ,s
work weakly. From causes like these rases and
pummy nbrtancee occur. which poison ne bloc.
the preparation AZ be che, ked; the To- may be
chilled tn. their fer cxhalaons arc thrown batk
upon the blood. h''e cause fos paine fesers. IL.
fsmmstions. Intte.e ares Diapdreih's Fills are
worth mere than =. Five or elk cure N once.
Remember they cure, At once r moving from TIL.
hody tnose matters which poison the blood and
make us tick. These celebrated Pills should be il
the house resdy.
See =. BaAsDx,rp IN white letiers on the Cover.
ment St mp Irh,ipsl ofics BRAApRr1ns Houss
New York Sold by all druggipts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
JANIS PARTON writes in Paekard',

JAMES PARTON writes in Packard',
Monthly:
"lf you look into the early life Of truly
helpful men, those who make life easier and
nobler to those who come after them, you
will almost invariably find that they lived
purely in the days Of their youth. In early
life the b:sin, though Astounding in vigsr,
!" sensitive and very susceptible to injury
and this 10 such degree that compsr
atively brist and moderate indulgence in
vicious pleasures appear 10 lever the tsue
and impair 6eth the delicacy and efficiency
Of the brain for life. Thu j: not preachinc.
bsys-it b simply II, tzsts If s...-ncs."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

There 10 magistrate in . town in In
diana named Hslssr. A clergyman in the
same place was called upon By yeun Z
couple not long since, who wished him to
join them in the holy bends Of matrimohy.
de asked the bridegroom q soldier by The
way) for his marriage license. The man in
blue responded that be had been engaged
% the Gil four years, and thought that
would do. Clergyman thought not, and
remarked, :. ~ the spsedisst way 70 obtain .
license:
You had better take your girl and 70 to
Hslssr -
You 60 10 hell yeursslfl' rssortsd the
angry veteran.
And se,zing the bride b ~ an, be
dcaggeo Ase from the ho0oos lWou1esioe
what aaanse II 70 preelne 1oS1ooR = bed
met with. 7arl5 grs-T
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

CHARTERED BY THe STATS.
Darius r. Nangam, President. James Merrill. 0ec-
retafy receives Dsposits ane alloWs FOUR PER
C0Nr INTEREST on al 1ally Baiauces, % biect 70
Check at Sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Sig
The Capital OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS e divided
among over ~ Shareholders, eompsisiug many gen.
tlenea oflsres wealth and enaneial sxperisacs vhe
alec personally liable 70 depeelso los all abli.
their capital stock. AZ the NATIONAL TaU0r
CO.. receives deposits In large o. snall amosnts.
ed permits then TO be drawn - whole o. 10 part
allowing interest on al daily bslancss, parties
shsoug host the country can keep accesnes n this
Institution With special advantage Of security
yanisHr C and prnot ia32 DAWN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
"a Standard Remedy"

sueh An Article 10 :" DR.. Tebiss Venetian Linl-
ment" II h4s TODD before the public for 81 yssrs.
aad has never lied giving satisfactson Ia single
instance Rvery drop Of his valuable com pound 10
mi,ei by DR. Tobias himself tbsre II can aiways
be relied upon. IL 10 warranted superior TO any
othey for the cure Of Chronic Rheu aism, Doth
ache, headache. Sore Throat. Vomiting, Frosted
Feet. Muupe. Group. Burns. Cut. sea Sickness. In
seUs iues 0prains. Chslers, Collie. Spssme. D.sen-
terry. Bruises Colds. C.uYhe. Old Sofee Sac IinRs,
Paine ia the Limbo. Beck and Chest. There 10 no
medicine in the World" that sands oore ON its
osn nerlts han the - Venetian Lidment" Tnou
&c., atsestin to it, rare virues The great sale for
Or Tobias' Venetian Lin ment. Aas induced several
nnprsc.' led persons to eosnterssit this" vauable
Remedy" purchasers cannot be t3o careful to see
that DIR Tobias Venetian Linimsnt"is stampef %
the ris,s, doce up 10 yellow paper. and sigued q.
l. Toeias" All others are dangerous counierieita.
apd alt oagh they "a resemble the ..vesetiaa Liz.
inent' In colo and swell, "bswars ofthsm" sold
By all Drugsists and storekeepcrs thro.ehout the
United otsies Price N eests and Que dollar per
bottle Depot 10 Park P1aco. New YOrk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06

Nervous Headache, Ne0eole
g1o and 000000aAen.
nURIN0 - extensive practice q over tweaty
IL years this remedy, when properly used, has not
faed Of caring every cass Of Headache. and always
relieves and almo-t always cures Neuralgs and
Rhesm .'-m IN al their varied forms Two or three
doees will relieve Sick ana Nervous He sdachs. and
By akiny it . iew times, the disease will BE- perna.
nenty cured.
There ara persons in this city-chronic cases OF
Neuralgia and r. eumaism-whO hav~, during the
last years spent hundreds OF dollars almo.t
ever renedy known 10 the trade, and who ae now
winq 10 certify that after u.ins his remedy for
lev weeks only III have received more relief than
NON ali Others combined We can refer 20 thooe
passiss q any time, by permission.
n eic, ans Who are treating delicate neryovs n.
tisa1s, o. others Who need . sedsive snd Who MA
% AVOID the well knOwn unpess mt effects or Nhooo
Il eonmOn use, would respectfully sek trial 81
ths Remedy. osssring them Of its relis bility asi
oa1Gey, JONES 0lBLEY
Wholesale and Retail Drucpists.
Cor 9Th and Market ste., st. Il uie No.
~ Ageote, to whom Oh orders ehoold 81 addranp-
-. yaffsnted. Prize. 81. Copyright secsre1.
u. =. Co1noY 0soU1ae I'D e6u0eaGn9 0enwo
~ W1lA caso, q lowest sotoo. 81 40
01alSg 1AnSl00N 66TAIge. rsssilssSia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-06
OINTMENT.


nopristers' ~ Arch Strese, Phila1slpA,a..
ps,1.s = Whessee!e in Chieago. y Itnes. fhsA
aS,.xss.ss = Co.. emitA, cuelss . Co., 0eliseeA,
nsSs1.... w. ana threaeAest tAs es16tY b. Al