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A LIZ Persons having claims or demands against
N ne are II quested TO leavs the amount ami de-
seription OF he same, with howard q Cisayes, No.
80 Exchange street, with reference to efeeting an
adjustment ofthe same.
SARAH JANE GUNNIsoN, by her Attorn'es.
Scarborough, Dec. 8, 1853. dec7-diw
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Essay for Young vrex,-

I'm the Errors and Abuses Incl e.
~ Early Manhood, with the humane " ~, neaNh and
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bog Arge; Address
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NOfioa-
Notice.

6 WILSON JR q Green street, Collector II
~, ~ Bills will be unable 10 attend to business fer
Two weeks, dec 7.d3ts
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DIR. BENNETT room % U S. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia lth, sch Joseph Long, Perry,
Sagua.
Cid at Baltimore Sd, sch j q Craig. for Portland.
Ar at Boston 9th, Daruue Acacia, from Mobile.
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uPer steamer Peruyian.l

Per steamer Peruyian.l
Sid i'm Liverpool 10Th ult MaItaban, Williams. tor
Calcutta.
Ar at Gravesend 25th, S Thurtton. from Ran.
COON Jr Liverpool; Nineveh from Trinidad
Ar at Falmouth 25th. Eliphaet Greeley Halcrow,
from Akyab Tor Rotterdam.
Spokeii-Nov 10. lat 90 N Ion Il W. Sunshine,
Lr)m Cape Town, CGII, Falmouth, Z, with loss
OF loremast and o. her damage having got in COLI
son While exchanging signals.
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IMPORTS.

PIcToU, Ms. Brig W Gordon-43O tons coal, TO
vWS,iiNSDsoR, Ms, Sch Kedron 900 tons plaster,
LIZ and,ra-2id tons plaster. A d Whidden.
Sen Madora-1 % tons PLASTER, order,
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Skates Skates,
Ld"'es ana Gentleaen's SEases.
'ast received and for sale low a,
Chas. Day, Dr.. Il Co,
No % Exchange Street.
December s. d2tsN

ihos AZ fLICTED WITH
sorns. hun1o1is, imgrowng Nails,
sultns Dr. E@sn q, ne e. can find relief by con-
kno y. skIl IA MS procession els no nsa,ass oo,n
so hs h Gus testimonials OF reliable En-
1--we 9een benefited by him. For further
= fW"s~ ~ eAcuidr. dec b-sNtf
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For sale,

TTNEXPIREDr rent, till first Of April. 1869. An
" ex slIsnt rent with Furniture, dood Yard aud
Stable, co ner of Cumberland and Green Sts
Apnlyto WIN. Ii. JEHRIS,
Dse7.dlws Real Estate Agent.
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SPECIAL NOGlCFS

MEMS GLOVES at Chas. Gusts & Co.'s.
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THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, December 7. 1853,

~ First Page T0-day-r The Case of Hester
Vaughn: Agriculture in the United States;
Letter from Paris; The Liquor Law; Varie-
ties.
Fourth Page Life Without an Atmosphere;
A D,wn East Parson; Hunting for Treasure
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everybody WHO has made use OF bis ewes
and ears daring the last lew months has been
aware that there was to be a reaction follow
Ing the era ot free rum. At the close of the
Presidential campaign the public mind was
ripe for the agitation OF the temperance ques-
ton, and an extraordinary ferment has i'm
mediately followed. The people without
distinction OF party" are almost unanimously
of the opinion that something must be done.
The Democrats even join in the general cry,
hoping that somehow they may reap advan-
tage from Anticipated divisions in the party Of
moral ideas. AT heart most OF them are net
thoroughly in earnest, while the great mass of
Republicans are sincerely DESTROYS of accom-
pshing reform. The discussion has refer
ence to means chiefly and not to the end to
be attained.
The secret Temperance organizations of the
State, the Sons of Temperance and the Good
Iemplars, however, have arrived at defn
lite conclusion as to the end. The former
body has now membership of about tour
Thousand, II we remember rightly, and the
latter q membership of twenty-eight thous-
and Atthe Grand Lodges held at Rockiand
and Gardiner recently, the representatives CT
these thirty-two thousand people declared
that restoration of the State police should
be the object to be struggled tor in the coming
temperance campaign. Through the agency
of these societies an organization for cam
paisO work has been effected that embraces
the friends ct temperance in all p,rts of the
a1,d
been appointed tor the purpose of in titu5ing
courses OF lectures in all parts of the State.
and OF awakening public sentiment in fa7or
OF the enforcement Of the law and increased
strin9ency in its provisions if need be. &c.
cordinsly there are meetings held nightly in
our towns and villages, and the church and
Iaity are laboring tremendously together in
the cause.
1t is noticeable that SO far the temperance
men have not found that antagonism excited
by their vigorous attack that they evidently
expected. There is some difference of onin-
ion about the revival of the Constabularv law.
bu. this division of sentiment is found to be
as marked among the Sons of Temperance
ana Good Templars as among those who are
not identified with what is known as the
temperance party, notwithstanding the plat
form framed by the grand lodges. Several of
the most prominent and active prohibition
lists In The State are opposed to this par leu
lar method of dealing with the LIQUOR traffic.
Butt is almost certain that the Legislature
will end It judieious either to make some |
change in the existing law, or to provide
more satisfactory means for its enforcement
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MARI N e N EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, December ..

Saturday, December ..
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson New York.
Brig w Gordon tBI( Campbell Pctcu.
Sch KedTon, (Brl Lake, windsor. Ms.
Sch Madeira, Brl Bradshaw, Windsor, Ms,
Sch Ben. tBr) kilam, Yarmouth Ms.
Sen Maggie Bell, Dall na New York.
Sch j Lindsey, Crockett, New York for Waldo
boro.
Sch Earnest, tBrl Branscomb, Boston
Sch q w kimbail Hall, Boston Tor RockIand,
Sch Rienzi STAG POLE Thomaston.
Sch t,Loctaw, lgalis. Calais for Boston.
scI Marmora. Lord. Bangor Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship North Ameli can q rl Blackwell, Liver
pool-H & A Allan.
Steamer Carlotta, Colby, Halifax, NS-Jobn Por
teous
Barque Daring, Libby, Cardenas - rhinney e.
Jackson.
Sch Star. Crowen, New York-Blake & Jones'
Sen ada j, tBrl Sadler st John, NB-John Por-
teous.
sch Sabine, tBrl Ray, ST George. NIB.
Sch julia, BIZ McDoHgal, st Andrews, NB-John
Porteous.
Sunday, December @.
ARRIVED
Steamship Peruvian, tBrl Balentlne, Liverpool
26th via Londonderry til
brig Iandora, (Bri Roll, Windsor, MS.
Sch rair Dealer. Renick. Ellsworth.
Sen FL a, Munroe, Bristol
BELOW-Br brig New Dominion. with salt.
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State News.
ANDRoSCoGGIN COUNTY

The Mech me Fal s H. ra d says Mr.. William
Wilham OF Minot, killed bird the other day
that measured four feet from Tip to tip. He
Was OF the species commonly called the blue
hawk. The fellow attacked hen in the yard,
and so engrossed was he in getting his dinner
that Mr.. W. approached aud killed him with
pichfors
We learn from the Herald that small child
daughter OF l.. I. jordan of Mechln.c Falls
was badly scalded the other day bv tipping
over table on which there was a teapot of
hot tea The contents of the vessel fell over
its neck and arms, aud it has suffered much
from the effects, but fortunately it is doing
well.
The Lewiston Journal is informed that three
young lads were browne while skating on the
ice at Little River village, on Wednesday.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
In Gardiner, as we learn from the Reporter,
an enterprisiDg individual has been exhihi ing
the Messrs. 60gers- sure. a Young man by
the pamo of William Pickering was amusing
himself by feeding the animals the other day,
when one OF them took the liberty to scratch
endeavor, mauging his face badly.
The Gardiner Reporter saws tho sharp
weather OF week ago gradually covered the
surface of the Kenpebec with ice, and bv
Wednesday last it was effectualy closed up.
probably for the winter Our wharves nov
present deserteu appearance, not a single
craft larger than yawl boat remaining.
The Augusta correspondent of the Bath
Times states that Charles L. Fuller of Halo
well, Well known steamboat agent and clerk,
had the misfortune Thursday, to lose very in
teresting little girl OF between four and five
years of age. She was at play with little
round whistle which she got iutO her throat
causing death before the doctor arrived.
OXFORD COUNTY.
The Oxford Democrat says that on the 21st
OF October, j. G. Rich and wife of Up,o:,
had born to them daughter, making seven
daughters and seven sons in union of twen-
ty-six years. Mr. Rich is well known as the
veteran bunter and guide. The Democrat I'M
derstands that Mr.. Rich intends to name his
new daughter Mollychunk. muuk, after the
upper lake which they lived upon for many
years.
The Upton correspondent of the Oxford
Democratsays there is now nearly one and
half feet of snow in the woods and loggers
are beginning to operate in good earnest Mr.
II. Winslow of Portland is contracting two or
three million feet Mr.. G. H. West puts in
sixteen oxen, and II. and j. McKeen, eight or
ten horses, and others on q smaller scale.
Messrs. West and Eaton of Andoyer who
own the starch mill at Upton, have ground up
six thousand bushels of potatoes, and have
saved good cellar full for future use The
Little Upton steamer brought two good loads
out from Magallaway Settlements. The great
est crop was raised by Generous Ames of Up
ton, a Mite over one tn usand bushels, says
correspondent OF the Oxford Democrat.
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Dissolution ot Copartnershin.

THE copartnership here oiore existing between
Il SAWYER y LEWIS Is this, day dissolved BY
mutual consent. Ether party vii srtt the affairs
of the firm. at Nos 2i7 and 2i9 FORE Street.
Portland, Dec 8, 1868 dec7d3ws
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A Shocking Tragedy in East Orrin sion.
AN OLD MAN MURDERED AND BURIED IN THE
CELLAR OF HIS HOUSE,

The Bangor Wing of Saturday gives the fol-
Loving account of one of the most attractions
and coId-blooded murders that ever occurred
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID r. j A M ES,

FORMERLY OF JANIS LOCK HOSPyTAl'
vev O,le.r- La, established in 1850 and 70,
The isst = ye.rs located In Ccicsgo-ihs mos; sue
ces,fu Specialist Of the age in he treatment Of all
discssce OF a private na,are-csn % e2hnoehtially
crsul,cd Al biz Office and .9i 10 RAspoIn 81
cox.sn o. Dg.rsoHs srnEsr, UP sTAns, upon the
treatment az Chronic, Mefcurisl. Syphiitic. Blood
ard skin n,scaaes and sll Disorders OF Contagious
Vepsyeal S,.ar.cts,-ws!chh he cuses without the use
OF nv rrurv iodde Of potassa, srsenie. or poison
but with hi NrrraALixas-- positive cure Tor ali hp
nors and blood po,sons:
,...' Eoc,r,sl and Durna Emissions. brought on :.
abnse the organ early indeeeretion. exeeeees o,
inherited-c causing loss OF memory. confusion. de-
n,as.c, aiwnese OF vision. and often tsnea insar3
r. xvt,h a deploYable train Of other eymptons-
treated and radically cured BY an nsaiabls method
s.yiry tins and expense. All diseases pecul,s, Il
the .cxnal organs, of private character, radically
Old diseasee Of the rnost horrible Glass; where n.
blood has become pciso aed-pfoda eine blotehes o.
the face email wstsy biistefe-rens n the heaA ana
Aouce- throat and aOoe eoFes % the lin h
and bodv eYofu,a-togefheY With IN endless nun.
BET 81 .uby,uRs- eNectually and permanently eureA
Ds yAuus Il recommended BY the pfese Of h.
country. by professors OF medical colleges and ~
the medical profession generally. Thoes sf1ict,s
should apply 20 him and b. cared at ones
Dn JAnrs eau ~ consulted, conAdenuaily, By let
ter, o. Drawer sses. Chicago. enclosing stamp ID,
return answer; or at bic once pasloss ~ . Ran
doiph street, corner Of Dearborn street, from
y. 10 9P. y. Ten eepaYafe foome. and psivats en-
trance and exits. 90 that patients never come IN
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
arv,vsvceugrA and svpriiIs, and both cent i,
eealed envelopee sny addvess, receipt OF u,
reots ., ,hy~e red hostage etANpT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

ECONOMY is WEALTH.

u, :. ~ later est IN
importance 20 families. and Of Usivereal Inquiry
anon z Hoasekeepers, to And IN sre.eat, pure and
mild defensive agent,
McKsone. Van Haayen Il Co.
To supply this great and general want, offer TO the
public their new article Of
s Il F. A NE SO A y
FOR FAMILY USE.
To our customers who are familiar with tse High
STANDARD quality Of oar Rich, Flower Scented, and
Family Soaps, we need net say that our sTEARiN Z
soaps made Of pure Asterlale, and contains NO
deliberations OF chalk, clay silicsss Of soda or il
srious alkelies which 90 generally enter into the
composition Of CHEAP SOAPS. which really cos;
more in thu end than our Stes,ns soap beside ths
injury done n the fabric ny colosing and rottinr
DIRECTIONS FOR UsR:
I. cothes ased ne boiling, and very little rubsne,
=. One pend viii 70 = fAr for any sss. .. tire.
Lcunde q common rsstn soap. or two peanas ess'
s. Il requires lsss than ore half the time asd Il,
Dor 60 do the wsshins Of . family. that u fe2sss
with the stfanily soap, snA - wsHsn'e nv
4 70, rIssn,r, Paints asa removing Greece. Tai
sno pyinte,'s INK IL 10 unsurpassed. Aachiniets
PR and Painters viii End u On invaluable art
Gle for sshine hands - it does not chap but great
:. The supsrIority Of the naterisls ussA snd the
scsp rot containing any sxcess Of alkalies, mort
MD thar any other Known wash'ne soap. eud y an
houb,ediy the nest adapted for WAits and eolorst
clothing. ~ vel - cambrics and acss: and 10 Wan
rauted net 10 ret the clothes neither viii they turu
yellow. NO matter how icrg kept ever.
We offer orr stsar,ns Soap on its INTRINSIC
MKKTTS. askina for u only fair trial. and iii. dos
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for H. Sold by rAsKs 4 HssnyI, Davenport; HEN
NJ DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and By the trad
generally auRee- deoc3m
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TO YOUNC ri RI +

W. 49, seninal LAssso, " eoaquee ~ habite
80. ). p novs The eAeets ef seely 1rfos, een1 -
VILE. KsntucRy. s.s1
nsd Ten ysars' sxpsrssaes h this speciality.
~. M usernK non any dieeaes v1asevs 81 l9!-
ny eSths aas~ests psesl;Ss - ~ -. - $500
essss = ahs.s, With No. slsSs0s1Sef -, YIN
IA estoselass Scs ell tssss0eae - fseoea ass
s rs1 snos svofo 4uackeSy. We aloo Save varix
49, .Mch ws euassaSss - care vas1cocele n Mr.
s!sss The klsetse-Naesetie pTsvsattve. T1SOde-
ne INN Meir odhpsi9k. caa eaeaeee SeonD
US1s q N ahovo pssvselivs. WitA = eo1 - -
y an lssvs.as,9e,. Al ses1Soe. 49,
DsoUR ods Ls0Du1Dh. =. go IN
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X ~ ~ W L. E'N
vR0ErABLR
H AIR X r. 8 r OR n
UNIVERSALLY ACK NOWLRDOrD

ny the Thousands who have used II. TO Be superior
~ oil other Hair preparations now before the pubic
THIS ~ NOT A DYR,
~ II contains no CoOrinR matter Whatever ard IL
not composed Of Poisonous Drugs, being . ve.eta-
BILE Compound. and not injurious In iis application.
FOR RE>TURiN9 THE COLOR
II has NO equal Where the Hair has become arey
with ace. sicsnese or Dsease Of tbs scalp, .s ap-
phesiione OF the Kestorer will In . very ehori time
restore the Mar 20 its original color condition and
former bearfy.
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
~ cannot be slrpsssed. 1t removes oil Datdru4.
Heat and Humors from The Scalr, prevents n. Hair
rom falling IN. restores on bald heads in nearly all
cases keeps tho head cool the hair m let and gives
II hns, glossy. and natural appearance.
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET,
This compound is unsurpassed. Try |, and sel You,
friends what you thinG VI it. The Proprietor has
isstm" nsie In Rrest abundance to prove oil be ain
for the kestorer Prepared by
WIN. II. KNOWLES, Nassna Y. n.
500 ~ Drugsisn generally. e!tdsm
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We lrst used in private practics IN lsas. They
tine their rspatstsa Aas extended. sntil they have
sale IN excess efall ether CAtAaTde Purifying
Msdieinss. There 10 hardly s.fanily anong civil
ized nations Who have net svidsncs Of their
beneficial s6eets. Their great success II owine 10
their sniforn reliability inb asss. Of Constipation,
Diisisus saA stomashie diseases, whether Of lsne
o. shsrt dlrsusn. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. OAs Ingredient "Opens the pesss
sttAs ska: smother 10 diuretls. and stimulates
proper sssisn - The didasys third cen ellisAt.
lsossaing pAlsgn aad Alner frsn The luags Ether
prspsrsiss are warning and esthastie, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels frsa unhealthy ssssstisas.
Their esm bssd elects 10. 10 regulate ne iapairsd
fanctisns efths epstein. and to produce health. II
10 not asserted NoGArs Pills ore cure a,l-thas they
will esre al eenplaints-bat sAdef ordinasy cir
eaastsness they nay BE- relied spsn 70 cure Ner-
vcusuess, Dick Headache, Cositivsnsss Dyspspsis,
lndigsstsa. JAundies, Liver and Dillioss Com
plants. C0lds. tisnsral weakness, &c. They are
expressly made for these dissasss. Millions upen
nillione Of enrss be cited In no single netancs
has Q complaint ever cons to knew ledge whore
they lave not operated 40 recommended.
The question lie often asked vi by 10 II that Merat's
Life Pills meet with such wonderful sreee.s
Because they purify the Blood, aud thus remove
ali causes Of diseased In the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secret lions Of
thu body, and removes al Impurities at once.
Bee ause they Do not reduce the system, bat in
vgora,e it-thus requiring restraint from pleas
are or business, ana during their operation never
grippe Or pain the bowels.
vcscs % TER Cla.sy
In praies ofAo1ass Life Pills. which cured then
OfDyspcps!a. lndigcstisn. Disease Of the Liver,
Loss of Appetite. Headache, Fever and Agus, Bren.
chitis. Neuralgia and Rheamstism. We refer to
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. 3. II. Nay. Of Nav
York. Rev. jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. Z. Webbsr,
Concord. n. H., Rev, H. nooley, Springfield. Pa,
Rev:J. q. Kvans. Bsvar Pa, Rev. ". @. Droneroft,
Grand Rsptds, VIE. Rev. J. n. Gardner, Chilieo.
the: O. Rev. Mathew Gardner. Ripley. o.. Rev. H.
,. kodgefs. Fort Wayne, Ind. Rev. 4. Canpbell,
Anderson, Ind. Rev. n. n. Cook Rockford. IN ).
Rev. 4: j. Bently. ssn Francisco, cal, Rev David
Elder. Franklin, n. G.. and many othRs.
The circular around each bog fully explains the
synptOne aad eleets Of each disease. epeciaes
treatment. furniehss. evid snce, Ae
MofYate Life Pills are - cents Per boz Noffhtse
Phunix Btters. o. Fer bottle They ers cola BY eli
respectable dealess. WHITE ROWLAND,
Propriatsrs. ss Liberty street, New YORK
Successors 10 pr. Mo6at and Dr.. Vim. B. NoGs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SICK HEADACHE
Arisss from disordsrsi state OF the stomach aud
bowels. and blous der sngsnent 81 ths liver. and
can he per maucntly cured BY the use OF Roback's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Pail directions &c
company each bottle and box.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

n,lgeR DrTTRno ARD PRDPAnBD m PUR1
" Bourbon wAisksy. nom eonhinaticn q eyss
yWe1ty different kind0 Of roots, Oaf1e aeo nefee
Which 81 II perfect concert o.e wsth Ne Other pfs
pased fron tie original formula given ~ the gFeAa
chel ned Joeoet, = Dr. Chapin, vho ooeo eoen &C
esssfay u ~ practice for nael yees. ana y tAei!
use eainod % gfeet . popularity u ~ treatment
ana epre fos Dyspepsia, Liver Ce1plaiDs, 0enstipa-
eion. eiek aad Nervous Headache. Fever and Age,
I'd Diseases arising fFu0 torpid nvss and isaf
esseioa. f.!ssss sI1.rse mr. either 81 thss.,
thsoe 6ittsss which ase perfectly pure - 0ce fssn
sii tSoee dur and poissas ussaly pat up = seen
DesposoliCns, End peinel ~ - q uneaepecsial
paSic A sinels TRIAL Win egnvinee The neet akepd
N at q - he'd JACKET there y v1rtoo tAal
~ esyssStAss "a iss1gesats The systso.
They we u1eQool1ep fes general deeality.
Thoy are cure Sof Dyepepeta,
Thcy eivo eooa and healthy apDstaee.
They Assist digestioa.
ma parify lie bgsoah anl acidity eethe olsneeA.
MAJ cure Diafrhea end Cholese 1osbus.
They aro - antidOts - change q vaaer an1 elos
They ~ pseseaive q Bsvee md AeUo.
fhev cure Nervooo Heodoceo.
TAey are pssSeetly Dpfe - lal1A1Ah2
ne esrsine RIb JACKET Dlf161b 90 oalJ
ooll - essss boees neves ~ on1loo Qoose - pent
81 that els private 00vss11sot Sample o1Aeo'
"a ; u drssIis,s - Asa,ss sAssssAssssnl
~ Rsnsa saenss. - ~ nsseAs.
GrNNITT lW11U9 = O., fS1S1I1111o.
q 81 = 1iG1lD0 Aynoos 0noA0o.
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leaos = Ne Wsst asd s0sal - ~ nsas. !. The
- g RsCysd y direct ee9peell1se wisk thea q
1nesf teee 2 Inn, rs1ad; G91oahetie md ven
10oeisse Atsogh oil the eco1so, ne aslon ~.
es seguIats1 1ith easy. eassie tseeh, aod sns q.
- ~ yease. 49,.
Price, Cheaper 49, my Oehes
RlT06 Co0oo n01e0s
- xlaaes taken = e1eo11Go - Moon r6Ees. Hse
80 - ~ loaiD. ~ 9oqA I'M ot10o1y y SAe Cen.
seslse - M - o11ssot lafsab tAsssGA
80 10y7. AosoA DsvsaeeA5sUA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
DNSPEDGTA

ThousAnds Of the worst sufferers from this terri
BILE gnawins disease have been cured BY the uss ol
Robaeks Stomach Bittcrs - The testimonials In ouI
hands fullo prove.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
CONNAIESCENTS

Shoald use Roback's Stomach Dittess 70 strengthen
the psestrstisn which always follows acute diseases
II will b. fsund far superior - stimulating tonie
to Any the wine and bark preparations Of the pre-
sent day.
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PILES.

There u NO medicine In use 90 smcaelous - Or.
RobacAs Blood Purifier and Dlosd Pills fer The per
mansnt care Of Blind or B'eedins Piles they strika
the rect Of disease, thereby removing the eauss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

Thirty Years' Experience in the
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upon which HE book treats either person aly or by
mail. and incidence eent to an part Of the world.
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chasing power Of the currency we're to Be
dut to practical test! LET US have
peace II We do not have prosperity.
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NIGHT MARE.

10 one of The many diesasss Of which Dvspspeia 10
the psssnt. To Affect cure ipsrsons should avoid
hearty food ct night, and take vine glass full Of
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