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Tho OHIO EIectior,.

The following paragraph, taken from
the Cincinnati Commercial (Radieal),
affords some explanation Of the failure
Of the Democrats TO carry the special
election in the Eighth Congressional
District Of Ohio, last week, TO ill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Mr..
Hammond. General Beatty, 10 seems,
is not elected as Radical, but as the
champion Of the proposition for paying
of the tive-twenties in greenbacks--an
idea certainly not favored By the friends
Of Mr.. Chase, or by the millionaire Of
Wall street who are pressing General
Grants name upon the country. The
Radical papers. which for long tis.e
have had nothing Of a victory 10 com.
fort themselves with, arc 10 ecstacies
over this election, What viii they say
when they learn that the individual
elected is one Of class Of politicians
they have repeatedly denounced as
'swindlers?"
"The election Of Congressman to hll
the vacancy occaaoncd By the murder Of
the Hon. o. s. Hamilton. takes place IN
the Eighth District Of Ohio day The
chances seem 20 favor the success of Gen.
Beatty, the Republican candidate, bn, there
Is sufficient donb, about il to make the con
test one Of great interest Colonel Burns,
the Democratic candidate, was wa.
Democrat and has not the cordial support
Of the friends Of Mr.. Vallandigbatn. Gen.
Beatty has evowed himself ia cordial agree
mcnt with Pendlcion aud others on The
greenhack question, SO il happens that ths
issues arc nlittlc mixed"
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that application
IN will be made BY Petition, to the conu.
~ Commissioners of Carroll county, at
their first meeting after thirty days from the
date hereof, for the opening Of Public
Road from the Washington to the Deer
Park Road, commencing at point on the
Washington Road about two hundred yards
from where tho Warfeldsburg Road Inter.
sects il, and running thence on or near the
division line between William Logue and
Valentine Stnutz, TO the land OF Thomas
Jacobs, thence through said Jacoba' land to
the bed Of the Deer Park Road.
JEREMIAH l., SHUEEY,
tcb6'otS and others.
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THE BLooD owes It's red color to
minute globules which float IL that iluid
aud contain, 10 d hcalthy person, a large
amount Of Iron, which gives vitality 10
the hood The Puraviau Syrup sup.
plies the blood with This vital element,
and gives strength had sieor 10 the
whole system
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-06
GAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The city Of Allegheny, peuosylva.
MIA, held It's municipal election on Tues
day week. The Republicans. as usual,
carried the day, but by greatly re.
duced majority. The Democratic gain
over the vote Of last year was $40 The
ball keeps rolling
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Bro LOAD, Tho fine six horse team
Of Hezekiah Latshaw, Frankliu town
ship, brought TO Gown, on Monday, .
load Of wood which ranked full 4 cords
said to have been the largest load ev.
or delivered hcrc.-- Gcttysbnry Comp.
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GEEDSl SEEDSli sEEDsili
- II you want Genuine and Fresh Cabbarc
seed, Cau!iilower sccd, Carrot seed. Lettuce
seed, Celery seed, Egg Plant seed, Corn seed.
bean seed, Pea seed, Beetseed, Cncnmber seed,
Melon. seed, parsnip seed, Raddish seed, OF any
ether Kind Of seed. go to M0kLINGfs, q N.
Eataw-st., Baltimore. jan30-lt
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VICTORY IN wEsr yfRaINrA.

Wheeling has gone Democratic By an
average majority Of 5O0--a gain over
last year. The good work goes brayely
on
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A RAND
Military and Civic
Dress Ball Of Co. G., 9Th Reg't.
Nd. National Guard.

MILL take place February 10th.
w IH6s, at Odd Fellows Hall, West.
minister, Md
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Red Rosette. Capt. A. B. Mclaughlin,
Lient. David II. Byers. Serg't. Hugo Z.
Fiddis, Serg't. George Myerly, Surgeon w.
). Shipley, Corp. Dan. II. Lester. Corp.
Geo. IT, Winters, Private Joshua s. Ste.
yenson and Private j. Thomas Yingiing.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
White Rosette.--Capt. g. w. Shull. Cant
Trusten Polk, Lieut.. j. w. Brandenburr.
Lieut.. Geo. NJ Prugh, James A. C. Bond,
James A. DilIar, Daniel Roberts, Vim. B.
Thomas and Joel Blizzard.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Blue Rosstte.--Lieut. j. w. Perkins.
Thee. 1. Fritchey, VIM. q. Matthews and
j. Frank Shipley.
4 celebrated Band Of Baltimore viii fur.
nish the music.
Refreshments win be served reasonably.
Nothing shall be spared to make il hap.
~ occasion.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and La
dies, $I00, 10 be had Of Invitation Com.
miltee or at the door.
Doors open at u O. clock. febs. al
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The principles ofthe Radical party
are eternal Radical Paper.
Yes, eternal yillaipy, eternal stealing,
and eternal Niger equality. Finally,
eternal pordition.
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tie1l. Grant was lately nominated for
the Presidency by A, r Stewart. .,
the head Of the Dry Good. trade Of
New YNsk. sin c then there has been
a great Gall 10 dry good., ADD the dry
goods candidate Is nos almost out II
the markc, a merchant. after reading
Of his position On the Stanton affair
h4s become convinced tha, his colors
won', stand the test Of soapsnds
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of power Of Attorney execu.
I'D ted To me by the heirs Of John Philip
Shaier, deceased. will offer at Public Sale,
at the late residence Of said deceased, one
mile East Of Hampstead, on Saturday FEB
rsfaIy i5fh, 1853, at | O'Clock H. NJ, a
Small Farm of til ACRES Of Land, with
IL ACRES Of TIMBER. The quality of
the land i good there is hne Spring near
the HSuse an excellent Orchard 81 200
Apple Trees, besides all kinds Of fruit The
Improvements are are atwo story A..
Log Dwelling House, Frame
Barn, Smoke House, &c. III.
Possession given April LIST 1868. 49,
Terms. - One.third IN hand, the balance
in two equal paymcnssnt and IL months,
with interest. JOHN NJ. SlIAFFEfs,
iebG'tsa Attorney for the Owners.
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GRAcE's oELEBRArED sALvE, !,

GRAcE'S CELEBRATED sALvE,, );
cures in short time
Cuts, Barns, Scalds, Wounds, Bruises,
Sprains, Erysipelas. Salt Iiheurn, Ring.
worm, Chapped Hands. BoiIs, Efes FF
zen Limbs, Feions, ChiIblains, W
&C., Ne. '''.i@ siea
IL is prompt 10 action, removes pain .at
once, and reduces the most angry looking
.Ts"s sis sTS 's rssf sa gs yss
SETH W. FowIE h son, Bossel,
Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and..at NIL
country stores, fg .piebd. le.
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fI'HE following cuRRAgTs are ier sale by
1 MokllNG, n. EniaW-st, baltimore -
Common ulsek, Ked Dutch, white batch. Rcd
etaps. white Utspe, Victoria Cherry, &c.
jan51.u
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PUBLIC SALE or
Valuable Personal Property.

Bsi'g ne Ebsca n he Naioaai
Hotei. n Hesmiaaer, M.
THE Subscriber Intending to decline Ito.
tel keeping. will sell on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1868,
The Furniture and Fixtures therein. VIZ
PARLOR FtkNiTfRE.
- Sofas. Rocking Chairs, Marble Ton
stand, Mirrors. 0iicIoth. Stove, IAnps 2e.
Alec. the Furniture contained IN Ei-h.
teen Rooms, comprising EEedsteaas
Reading, Chairs. Carpeging, Dressing
Stands, Venetian Curtains and everything
required ~ furnishing each room.
DINING ROOF FURNITURE.
Extension Taiios, Waiting Table. I.enf Tn.
bic, slos Chairs, So yds. oilclo,k. Safe.
Store, Lamps, Quecuzwafr. aud eterythi.-
Aaitable for Hotel Service.
Kitchen fara,fure.
Cooking Stove aud apparatus eomplete. and
arse variety Of Kitchen i'asnisnre.
Also, Lee 81 Baeon. Lard, Tubs, garreis
1c Ala0 | Splendid Riding OF Driving
HORSE. Spring Wagon. %
Harncss. Saddle aud Bride. G@S| T.
Aln large lui &c l.uipber. ESsf@
saeh as Nindow aud Door uA<sH.l.J
Frames &C.
max FIXTURES Tho entire Bar
F!xiaFey, ~iih everything required therein,
u good quality.
IeFHis all sums 81 81 or under cash
above that amoIni credit of ten months
will be given, Purchasers giving notes vi Il
appsuyedsecurity,b bearing Interest from date.
GEO. W. COOK
VIZ. BK0wy. Aucsionecr.
felfiSt q, ". rlowman, Ctrrk.
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Valuable Real Estate ut
PRIVATE SALE.
220 ACRES,

1TORI.INa. an, Eataw-st., Baltimore, has
WI on hand the following GRAPE YINES {.
catsuba, isabella, Delaware. Rebecca, Con.
cord, Hartford Prolific, 0feyelng, Ives, clin-
ton and all other kinds. ians0-lt
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County Comm issl On er,s, ! etice.

rEHHE County Commissioners Sorl Carroll
County will meet ut their Office, IL
Westminster, on the FInsT Mekpsl az
MARCH, 1868, for the transaction o.
business.
BY order, TERgA
JAMES BLfZZARr,,
febG-9t Clerk Z
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DIVIDEND.

FARMERS AND MECHANICS Mar BAyK,
Westminster, January n, 1903
THIS Bank hes declared DIVIDEND
Or FIVE PER CENT. Tor the last half
year, payable on or after the 10th Of Feb.
fuary JACOB REESE,
febo-at Cashier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-06

Sonny, dear yoa have dity face i"
Con. help i marin, dads black re-.
publican"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-06

TIE Democratic ADVOCATE has
the sHsargesf GkremEnsiOn Of
any Newspaper Printed la
th1s County, amd Is still
Increasing. Reading Matter
on Every Page.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-02-06
NO. 033--EQUTTP.

Among the many restoraiiyes which "a
tarc has supplied 10 relieve the affections Of
humanity. there Is no more E.yoriie one Tor
a certain class of diseases than the 'smeu
cal gum, Of the Wild Cherry Tree Jus
however valuable il is, It's Iover TO heal, to
socihe, to relieve aud 10 cure, is enhanced
tcuioId by scientific and judieious combias.
tion with other ingredients, IN themselves
Of equal worth. This happy mingling ssg
isis to a remarkable degreeia
Dr. Wistar's Hsaisaun Of wild
Cherry. N3a 2ugfs
whose value in curing C.@ghs. coi,is, Bro,.
chilli, Whowing Cough, Group, is,AAS,
Pulmonary Election, dad h.e;pisaf Obi.
sumption Is incstimablc. ~,
strong Testimony
From BrxsAsiS wHskLssk Esq, Depot
Master Of South lsayalstsn, Mass,A
''lp the spring Of 1855 was NEST severe.
y afflicted with hard, dry congh. with It's
usual accompaniment Of night sweats, com.
plclely prostrating ms nervous sysiem, and
producing such debiltafel state OF hral,h
that, after trying medical aid 70 no parpose.
had gwen up aIl hopes Of ever recovering.
as had also my friends. AT this stage 81
matters WIS prevailed upon through The
influence Of neighhor 10 try Wistars Bal.
sam Of Wild Chorry, and, before using two
bottles, the effect was almost magicaL M
congh entirely LEFT me, the night sweafsldss
serted me. hope once more elassd my dc.
pressed spirits, and soon had attained my
vented strength aud yigor. Thus has this
Balsam, rs has often been remarked BY mr
sons conversant with the aborc facis, litsk
ally snatrhed me from the yawning grave
You are at liberty 70 use this for The bdnesit
Of the afflicted r.,
Prepared by SETH w. ,F'0wI.E 4. SON,
- fremont ST., Boston, aud for salal w
Druggists generally. Aaai,asF
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THE|DEMO(RATIC ADVOCATE.
WhsTaIINsTER MID.

AURsDAK FEBRUARY Q. lsGs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

II. MIL KK. conner RandOYp6 6sl Clark sIr,sts.
u Importer Hsnufarfsyes and WheDesos 'Ss)~r
In Watches uswejry. Silver and Plated Ware. Ases'
CIV of the NeficpA1 Watef Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
w. l.. CARROLL,

W. IL OA1SASOD0s
A kCHlTEOT-ALSO, SOLICITOR OF Al
IA ENTS, with Dodge l. Mum, Of Washing
ton. D. g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

A DsxocRArc Newspaper. speaking Of
HonArIo SEYMOUR. said, ibis hands are
clean, evidently referring to his purity Of
character, and that his hands had never
ben bsnastied with corruptiou. ~ the
hands Of most radicals have. A radical
dsmagogus has attempted to eonstrus the
remark literally. and afirms that SsrNora
10 white banded afistocrat" HoRArlo
SEYMOUR is as true Democrat ~ ANDREW
JACKSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

TnE Clayton county Gowa) Journsl takes
sadly TO heart the conversion Of the Hon.
Reuben Noble TO full aud active support Of
the Democratic candidate and principles.
The sditsrs pretend to believe that M.
Noble has been Democrat long time.
but the Journal knows very well that Nj.
Noble Was the leading member Of the last
Repu blican convention in his Judicial die.
trict. and heretofore has been the sbiess
Republican in the northern half Of the
Skako.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

There is at least one girl Of undoubtrd
"loyalty" in Illinois. Judge Griffin was
holding court in Alsde. while camp meet
ing was in progress Dear BY. Certain
young ladies came over from the camp
ground and solicited lodging. Tho land.
lady replied that every bed in the house
contained two dodgers except one, and that
Vas occupied by Judge Griffin. "But come
up stairs" she said, land viii find.
place for you" She led. The young 10
dies followed one Of them, bursting into
tears, buried her face in her hands. and
leaning over the stair railing. sobbsd bit
terly. sxsaiming in broken accents. u
Ii don't want to sleep WITH Judge Crit
in hs-hs--he'sa coppsr-hsad." There
10 no discount on that g,rrs 10y atty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
CHICAGO
Il IL ABE

Tho mercantile houses whose carls
compose tins column src carefully selected
irom the leading firms III Chicago Al those
ossestcnsiyc operations aud widespread
'ePa'a'i"n cat'tlc thr,l to tlc first rank ~
"n.netoc iie ~ 50 cards OF these
establishment, IL s5es, gcveral trades have
Ing conprcscts ,,,,..,, i, hns;,.ss
Inlor'nauon, upon "t.0l uur merchants
en- rely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

wHITACkE 4 RAYMOND. Plastic Slate koohns-
W Slate. Felt and Comp. Roofing and Streaming
Petit Cohl Tar. Pitch. Paints. OILS Isl Washington u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
KINGS NEW COLLECTION OF
CHTRCH NHSTC

Mostly Selected from works Of Great Masters, with
. Separate O.san accompaniment BY WILLIAM
KING RdItor OF .'Grace Church Collection"
THE popularity OF Mr.. Kings previous works.
especially .Gtsce Caurch Collections" insures for
this that patronage which single exami nation or
page will convince any one 1t richly deserves II
forms handsome volume, long octave, aud bound
In CLOTH ncAlo mbossed and lettsred. Price $2.95.
Copies mailed postpaid. OAvE. Drsos, q Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
AMERICAN METHOD
ron PIANO Nv EDGARA ROBBINS.

This work combines Harmony with those indispsn.
sabls points recommended by all eminent masters
art OF md rstardi ing aud executing the difficulties
involved in the piano music Of all the variou. schools
Price 81 so Msilsd. postpaid. OLIVER Dirsos 4
Co Publishers, 2II Washington St Boston. CHAs.
Il Dirsox 4 Co III Broad WaI. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

TBR extsn, 10 which farming in Iowa
paws is thus illustrated by the Iowa City
Republican
"In conversation with Hon. c. f. Clark
sen. Of Grundy county, while be was here
attending the meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees Of tie STATE University, he related
the following incident of farming in his
county An Eagll.amsn, not accustomed
70 ss:ern farming. came TO Grumpy coun-
ty With cna thousand dollars in money
lie. IN Ter the advice OF Mr.. Clsrkson. rur-
Chased a h.if section OF land or line Tor
one Thousand dollars. With the money be
brought with him he purchased nine yoke
of oxen, with plovs. &c, and started three
breaking teams. with which be broke hie
whole half section. He then sold HE teams
and plows for IA sdvsnes over cost suf-
3cient to pay for all the assistance he bad
required, and still had his thousand dollars
in his pocket, and bis land ready foe wheat.
In the spring be put his land into wheat.
without fencing, watched his crop until
harvest. when he eathsred aud sold it Tor
thirteen thousand dollars, which was al
paid him at one time. The poor man wss
nov In trouble He had mere money than
he knew wha, to do with This occurred
last wear. Thus year be has all his land IN
wheat again, and is promised another boun-
,iiul yie'd .ad large price Cor it. Thus
man with enc thousand dollars capilal 10
start en- in a strange country. with whose
wavs he - Unfamiliar. Of whose modes Of
agriculture be knew nothing, is in one year
oy 81 burde ned with the amount Of his gam,
and is in the way Of becoming as wealthy
ss any man need desire to lie. Where else
on earth arc such opportunities offered.
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0FFICE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
" side Of Brady Street. near 9Th f.st door
shove the Chr.stian Church. Once hoars. TO
s-lato 2-sto7 oct3e dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

CiilkS, uOLDI d nch AHAN. Cosaniis.ion ".
. chauts and Wholesale Provision Deaists, Ygas
Water Street. Chicago.
nLAiR. DENsMOne 4 90. Communications Me-
y chants lee Wasotsgt0o strrst Fionr. train, i'rS
sisons. SC.
nIXLRr. HALL : xYNSkY, Wool Commls.i
Z Merchants u, 70 sna ~ Michigan Avenue. cor
esr Lake strset. Chicago.
i1NDkUWOOU = Co, Commission herchsnts !,
Flour. Drain. Seeds, Pork, Lard, Beef. Talow
etc. ONCE l0a n ssbiagton street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

0rocGrry aasi l.lm.. :, are.
nuHlEN rYkRRLi. Iaportrrs and Jubbcrr
y China, 0iass. and Earthen Ware, No. ~ LAX
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D r. j A M E8.

FORMERLY OF JAMS LOCK HOSPITAL.
i New Orleans, La, (establ,ehed IN 1850 and for
the last Elk years located in Ccieago-the most
eessful Specialist Of tho age In he treatment 81 all
diseaeeo Of . private nature-can be contidentialy
esasulted At hs Office and roons 20 RAxpoLYn srrzsr
treatment OF Chronic, Asfcurial, eyphilitic Blood
and Skin Diseases, and ali Disorde Of Contagious
Venereal Cnalacter-WA.ch he cures Uithcut the uao
OF me- rcusl, iodine petasea, ar.eaies asy pus0n,
bat With hiA NsBfRALixEs poe rive eur Tor IN No.
nors and blood poisone
ORGANIC wEAkNESS, such - Seminal WAX.
nese. Nocturnal and Diuraal Rnissi0ns. bfUueM On b
inherited causing loD a mengsy, eouf1s6e0, a..
preston, dmness Of vision, and ofssa sies lssasss
~, with deplOrabe train Of other ~ Dptoma-
treeted ma ra0cAlly cared ~ On in1hIJ1ole e0ods
savirG time and expense. AT diseases peculiar TO
the sexual organs of private character, radically
aud permanently cured.
Old diseases OF the most horrible class whsfe the
blood has become poisened-prod icing hlotchss On
the face. small wafery bistcrsy ains a the head an1
boues-ulcerated throat and nose. aorn On the l0be
And BODY, crofnla-together With an erdieee num-
oer Of suffernge and permanently cured.
On. JAIME Il recommended ~ the pfees Of The
country by professors Of medical colleges and BY
the medical profession Generally. Thoee afflicted
should apply to him and be cured ot once.
Dn JANIS can be consulted, conddenually. by let
ter, o. Box SOS, Chicago. H.. enclosing stamp for
return answer; ut his Office and pAslors, % Ran-
doph street, corner of Dearnhorn street. from =.
TO ZIP. ". Ten separate rooms. and private en-.
trance and exits. that patients never come In
| contact with each other. Everything pdvaoe and
CONFIDENTIAL.
just published. by Dr.. sJanse. two pamphlets. On
SfnaAsoHRnRA and eYrfum, and 10th so1e n
sealed envelopes TO any address, on roceipt q ~
ceoDs - me I'd pooo1Go 00OQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

The Original and saly true Atnica Piss,ers pcs.
ssssang the great healins properties
Of the Ar1i,s Efeoers
fhe curative eeecis Of these Pss,erp IN ali ra.,e ,f
ean 90 woannees IN NE hreast eias or Jack and In
III ceses o. Inflammation Of the Image. and Cough.
~ truy Astonishing they give immediate relief
Rssctane prescribe u .em, and tho ussnds recon.
a3o to0. Onenvh- Hollow AVE e the Or ri ual
aad only true Aruiea Piastsrs
m ElAk ELLA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-07

~ Philosophy Of Marriage. A
Nv Course Of Lecturer. ~ delivered ut the New
York Nuseum Of Anatomy. EN- hraei.g the subjects.
How TO live and what TO live for: Ionth, Maturity
an Old Age: Manhood generally reviewed: The
cause Of indigrstiop fafuience ard Nesvnne disexa
- accounted for4 Marriage philorophicaily
sidered &C.
forwarded TO partiee unable 70 attend receipt Of
iour stamps BY addssasine SECkRTA AIRY. NV
Yoae NcsDUH - AnHAfo8v NAnD ecusxcs, 61s
ieApvAY, NV YoA 1sbil-diy1
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J. B. HARTMAN / Co., Props,
Ladies. take Particular Notice
TIVE Real. v 1 i! ! ! Y ! FEMALE PILLS

These Nlis. celebrated many years ago in Paris,
for the relief OF female and atsrw ards
for their criminal employment In the pctice OF abor'
tion, are now offered for sale for ihe Ant time 10
America. They have bosn kept In comparative OBJ
security from the fact that the originator. lr. vcpau.
Il physician in Paris, OF great wealth. and sir,t
conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general use, lest they houid be for nnaw
nj Durpcses.
+. In overcoming Female Obsuuctions Falling Of the
Womb. Whites. Green Sickness, Suppression. Rcten
tiop, or lmmoderats Flow OF the Monthly Dis
charges Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains In the
BacE and Limbs. Fatigue on slight e1ertCn, ralpita
tiOo Of the Heart. Hysterics, ETC. and VIII effect
care whom al other means have failed; and, al
though powerful remedy, do not contain calomel
antimony. any thing hrrtfnl TO the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regn-aeA. they are peculiarly sued. The,
win, In sAert time bring ON the monthly pcriot
with regularity.
CArrios Married Ladies' should never take then
when there Ii any reason TO believe themselves prsg
nant for they Will be sure 10 produce q miscarriage
Ladies can p-ocnre . box sealed from the eyes 81
the curi0us By enclosing dollar. AMI sr postage
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