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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

The fall opening of the grand meteoric
show, advertised for the middle of Novembe r
came off promptly. In all parts of the
country the display on the night of he 18th
and l4th is described as very fine. Ma ny
meteors of unusual brilliancy were seen, and
the night being very clear afforded unusual
opportunities for astronomers to study the
interesting phenomena
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18
For the Freeman
The Election of Grant and C0ItaX
good cause for great Rejoicing.
4" Ans we'll that ends Well


Not since the surrender of CORVALLIS at
Yorktown, which secured the long f ught
for boon of freedom to our forefathcrS. have
the friends of American liberty had more
reasonable cause for heartfelt rejoicing than
! they have in view of the result Of the recent
election
The election ri Grant and Coltax makes
secure what was battled for from Sumter to
Appomattox. Is it said, the surrender of
Lee and his army was an occasion for the
manifestation of more Joy than the election
of him, who caused that surrender by his
perseverance and his military skill, to the
high position of Chief Magistrate Of the re-
United States? If it is so said [ beg leave
most respectfully TO demur, and TO maintain
the ground that at no time since the opening
of that conflict which emphatically 80 tried
| mems souls,' has there been any occasion
for greater thankfulness and Joy than the
present.
| And this glorious triumph of the right has
been wrought by that little missive, the bal
lot, which falls, silently,
Like snownakes on the sod.
But executes freeman will.
AS lightning does the will of Cod
In vain would have been shed the rivers
Of precious blood, which were made TO moist
en- the southern plains in vain the sacri-
fees and sufferings of our loyal people, all
through the mighty conflict with an armed
rebellion, the most fearful the world ever
looked upon ; in vain the nameless graves
scattered all through the South, had the re-
suit of the late election been different.
When the war closed, by the triumph OF
the army under the command of him whom
we have so nobly honored, we allowed our
selves to hope and suppose that something
had been settled, and settled right; and it
would have been SO, but for the treachery OF
Andrew johnson. The course pursued by
him awoke new hopes in the bosoms Of she
champions of the 50 lost cause - hopes that
their cause was not wholly lost, after all.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

Those who desir re to communicate their
ideas on the subject of Offices to Gen.
Grant must bide their time. A member of his
staff examines all such letters and ruthlessly
consigns them to the flames. Gen. Grant is
saved some trouble by this system of letter
reading madeeasy, but the poor Aide is to be
pitied.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

The women of Vineland, n j., to the
number of 1872, marched to the polls on the
day of the presidential election, and all but
four voted for Grant. 1t is only fair to tell
those who fear the supremacy of the sex,
that their ballots were deposited in box by
males to light the cigars, w hich offer the only
form of dissipation allowed in that Arcadian
settlement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

And it would not have been had Seymour and
Blair been elected but would, instead, have
won q decided victory over those forces and
influences which it had in vain striven to
overcome by force of arms. D. ia.
Mortified, Nov. II, 1868.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

NICE GIRLs-Those at the Mount Holyoke,
Mass, Seminary. They got up grand illu-
mination in honor of the election, and a eel
ebration, with, we presume, remarks appro-
pirate for the OCCASION Who says the
" coming woman will not vote?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18
'Ess CONSUsIPTIVa .

n X. GRO 'VESoR. VINO Ia discontinued practice
L. IS sail derfr sending ~ maj free NJ charge
to all who wish II, prescription hy winch
MS daughter Vas restored t. perfect Gea tn frm
hrmed Consumption after having been given by her
physicians and des aired ." byheT father. Sent
son on receipt OF STA mp prepay postage Address
r BROWN, q rreiary, IS Grand street, Jersey City
N. ].
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

Russia AND ENGLAND seem likely to have
trouble about their Asiatic possessions
Within the past year the armies of the Gar
have captured Samarcand and Bokhara, and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

Reports are rife Of grand flibustering
York. New Orleans and Boston. The papers
declare that the men are raised, that they
have money and supplies in abundance, and
furthermore, that very large proportion of
the Cubans will join the enterprise the mo-
ment it effects landing The character of
the chieftains does not inspire much hope of
their success. Fenians despairing of getting
% lick y at England ; Poles ditto at Rus
STA, and desperate soldiers of fortune out
lawed in dozen countries, propose to recon-
struct the island and make it the genuine
- gem of the sea- They will escape at
least one epithet, for most of them have nei-
Their carpet bags or any thing to put in them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

ADMIRAL FARRAGUr arrived at New York,
last week, in his flagship. the Franklin, after
European cruise of sixteen months. Du-
ring this time the old I" Salamander y has
visited nearly every seaport in Europe. has
received royalty, to say nothing of SO nobility
and gentry by the score on his flag chip.
and has been feted most royalty in return.
The whole country will be glad to learn he
has escaped unscathed from so dangerous a
cruise, and that he returns with the ability
and readiness to answer any call that duty
may require.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

=. LION BsN OF ELM ISLAND" by Rev
Elijah Kellogg, is another fine book for boys
The author is we'll known to the readers of
Our Young Folks. as he has figured largely
in that magazine. This is also published by
lie e & Shepard, and for sale az above.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-11-18

List
Unfinished basiness.-H. e. authorizing
the Bennington and Rutland Railroad Com
pany to extend their road to West Rutland
was taken up and discussed by Mr.. Wood OF
Fairhaven. Adjourned
TUESDAY. November L.
SENArE.-BiHs introduced and referred-
By Mr.. Dewey, restoring Ezra Smith tc
his legal rights and privileges: to Judiciary
Committee. By Mr.. Burt, to enable the pew
owners and proprietors of the Brick Church
in Swanton to dispose of the same !; To Sena-
tors from Franklin County. By. Mr.. Bar
low, to authorize the Rutland Railroad
Company to locate branches in Brandon and
build the same; to Committee on Railroads
Special ORDERS. SO, Ito change the site
of the State Prison. After considera bic
discussion the bill was passed--yeas %, nays 5
Reports. From the Committee on High
ways and Bridges, Senate bill 81, to incor-
porate the Missisquoi Bay Ferry Company
amendment proposed by the committee in
serting other names as incorporators than
those in the original bill Against Senate
bill GA to pay Hollis A. Putnam the sum
therein mentioned third reading refused
Senate bill Ill, to amend an act authorizing
the construction of a bridge from Aburgh to
Isle La Motto ; third reading ordered. From
Committee on Military Affairs, against
House bill 1877, in amendment of chapter Is,
of the General Statutes, of supplying and
completing records; third reading refused
Passed-H. l09, to incorporate the Hart
land Cemetery Association. H. 1872, to
change the name of Herbert Lewis. House.
pa, appointing a committee to settle with
the Judges of Windsor County Court
Against Ii. 10, in alteration of an act :. of
justices of the peace: third reading refused
II. lS2, to repeal an act in amendment of an
act, relating TO public burial grounds and
their enlargement third reading refused
II. 2l9 in relation to service Of trustee pre-
cess on corporations. H. $50, defining the
boundary line between the towns of Newport
and Derby. II. POT, fixing the pay of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

: SICK HEADACHE
Asisssfto0 disofdsrsd staas u the sssaach aad
bswsls. ard bilious dssssgsaess ~ the liver. sal
caa b permanently Cared b. The uss st Aeback's
Dloed Puriasr and Blood Pills. Fall directions -
esmpaay saeh bottle snd box.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
Dhv OF Marriage.
Rlchardson,s New Method
ron TuE PlANOFORTE

AND rua
standard Book Of 1nssrmCe1en.
Rm,,eved ~ the BEST TEACHERS,
THE BEST SCHOOLS.
THE BEST CONsERvATOR1Hs.
And ~ insiyiGcal. rhc de.i,s TO .s'sip thorough
Thirty 7housand Copies are cold Yearly
and Il Il no exagerst!sn to ssy. that QUARTER
or 4 MILLION SCHOLARS have become Accom-.
plshed Pianiste by rsing this book. II 10 sdsp;ed
a11ke = the yoengeet snd tie sloest the bel In
ner ef Asst leseoDa. end t. TIE ansacur fer genefa
- q c., Pabllehese, ~ WooAi6Rte0 ~. D0o(ee.
GO. u. 0ssses = o.. III Dgoo1wSy. New yBk,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
LOTTO.

LIZ l. u ~
Prof Christv's Hair Lotto
Il neat elsaa pure unilDrm and rslahle and richly
perfumed for the tsilst. Neontssns sugar oflsad
Or other poisoness ninefals o. ola. Il oakes ths
gray haiti 10 IL original eolos-will grow hair On
bald heads, and can b used = hai-dressiug for
ever without The sighteet injury 70 the b. ain ep
Tic nerve. Do mot take anything e1se, but get IL
pure srto. Ifyouf dgaeg1os viii 0ot G0e Il for ron
end direct ~ ~ naaufactofy. eel1 - af1gKsts.
d per bUtte: hs ou0oa q. Or Sent TO any address
d feeelpe q thDuonoy. Nbesal dedaeti0A - The
eraAa benl 1T teeei4onialDs
Prof Chrsty's Haif lotie vill promote the growth
lady 500 aboat Rlss. C1nnss1's Han 1osse.
fAes. Cansssy- SIN !: leo00eneed he nee ofyeof
Hair PREPARATION . tine MAeA ny hair wes II Z
very unhealthy eonQGeo. ~ hAif ~ dry, hassA.
and whenevl dfeeoed Il, IL ereAe a. % that Il -
cane veFy sAoft ard thiA. I bought eas bottle y
yOsf 1alf Leeio - ~ n, ~ ~ - Doeoeo1 Vim
L tAaS eGatlnasd tolAeit Aave ~ ~ let3s
Sof noafly rear, anA u hao 0foWa - heoA u
Aalr tAaas sslt - slsssy "a y = iseess thaa \
II Icy - whso - less ssosse b ~ SsllswinG
Liz ~ - Whso 6 dse1 ~ ninAA,
h bfiaegsooa, With hls loeAs q light
Oomo in Ne 1noh O4loVo on1 Dsi1o
And 49, ~ tonnao ~ ~ Ss1oo:
Whsa, = - sew hin fasA1y spring.
Ard 9id.Wav - + eangess e3lng,
- 1ang - 0oW1 her loee oIaek hair
8xclainlng, bseetAlees, s.tAefe love, thefo."
y. 3. Cm01OTY = CO.,
Aaaufacsurers.
10 WssaFeartA strsss,
n.4sa a.oAe~ rrHCIyNA4f 0uI0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
NIGHT MARE

10 one OF the many diseases Of which Dvspepsia 10
the parent. To afseta cure persons should avoid
hearty food at night. and take Aine-glass full Of
Rsbacks Bittsrs ON retiring 10 bed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Manhood and the v,gor OF Youth
restored n fouf weeks. Ouccess euasantsed. DIR.
11CORDtD ESSENCE OF LIFE restores manly pow.
e: e. vs,s:vss s:..s ss''ns ne snsets e. s.sy
eivs way at ence T. ths woe6esinl medcns, taksi
regularity according 70 the dlssctene (which ere very
dmple alA reQuifG ~ restraint from business Of
pleisase) FAILURE y impossible. Sold n SOttlee q
~ Irregularities IN enc fss -. Te b had oaly
sftAo ese app0entee agent Anerica, n. 0Esis4I,
- 0eeesd Avsn1e. New York. fsb9ed1y
- PhilosoDhv Of Marriage. 4
Nov Coarse q Lectures, = delivered q ne Nsw
1ow y live anl Wha4 70 live for Yoesh, Maturity
~ On Age; Manhood Genssally reviewed.: The
Con-
a1oVu1 &C.
roeAet volumes eoatsising thsss lectures win -
forwarded to pafee unable 70 attend on receipt u
Mr. seenps ~ sAdfessipg: SECRETARY. kEw
Yona 4Ue1rn o. AnRAfonr AsN eessR6B. sle
DneADwAS. nv YnsR. ishlI-A1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Shall the new Prssidsat, like Jshueea,
b lost In The oil pesvad,ne usurpasisss II
pswsr aad right which have made he En-
listing Coogrsss imoestal ler IL iuIaaiee
aad perjury , Wa1s. Sumner and Chsnd.
Ter, and their especial frissds still stand
aleof. They deaf Hike Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Tnn FIssr GlssHBAck-A Cualoslr1 -
NJ. Ellie, proprietor Of the salleen -
Vine street called the "Ofies," bee 10 bic
possession the h.st gresnhaek Issued By the
Government. Its No l. A series signed
in Chass's own hand and is in geed state
Of preservation. I, va reesivsd The other
day 10 pay nsnt fer gssds BY merchant 10
this city. whe presented Il 70 NJ. Ellie.
NJ. Z has since refused $50 for Il. Ssoe
curiosity esllsstsss would psy bic price
fer the 6rst grsssbaek, but there ere thsss
whe would give much more - go the lest
enc. The "firss srssnbaek" 10 handsoosly
fraoed and may - sssn hanging in tls
"0dies." ~ Cincinnati Tioss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
PILES.

There 10 no medicine in uss % efacaclous q Ds
RobacAs Blood Puriaer and Bloed Pills for the per-
nanent cure Of Blind Or Bleeding Piles they strhs
q the rect OF disease. thsrsby rsnovng the cause
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
(Tho Here Of tho Mexican War.)
olmmlTT's COUGH BAlSAm

For the relief lana permanent cure u Csids and
Coughs. Group, Whooping Cough. Asthma, Heasse-
ness Catarrh and Consu ptisn in ito Arst Stages
This 10 . most admirable preparation - We know
from our own experience. 1t 10 rapidly supercssdiss
al other Cough Remedies. II bsing ssld for only
b cts per bottle, and one bottle being alnest al
ways su0cent to cure the worst cold put Il within
the reach Of al to obtain It.
RionnesD, No, Aug. -, 1855.
II. DiAnrrr, Esq.-St. Louis. Dear Dir have
used several bottles Of your Cough Dalsam. bOtA
before removed from 1t. Loaio oad eince, and
have always found II them moet soothing and en-
cacious Remedy for celds svsr ussd. IL Effects
almost inetantaneoue In giving eaae and quiet to the
lunRs. Yea may make Whatevef ne yo0 choose Of
this for the facts are strictly true.
VERY Respectfully, your obedisnt sefvant,
ALEX. ". DONIPHAN.
The tfaas sapplisd ~ Aiehaedeun . Co., " hole-
Gale Dsaegists, 70l Main street., Or BY the Propre
ton. r. Hinmitt : Bro. cor. III Ard Olive stsset
st. Louis, no. Oet97 du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Hats. Caps oao Eors.
NWEET. DEMFs1kR = co., Hats. CsDs, Bsss.
y Buck Gloves and Mittsoe. IN and ~ AlcAigaa
Avenue, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
W
DR.. BigeloWs

lothe only Physician, - Specialist,
now IN Chicago that ca0 BE- sntirsly
relied upon. 60 TO Hin, aud not snf
- that horrible disease To remain 10
yves system. dasnguring youR fAcc
md body, bcsidcs destroying your
~ hsppineee and future prospects ollie.
He hno made P1slvATB DISEASES
"a and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
S0WRpS fbr the past 10 years, and r therefore
The person whom Ill afflicted should consult. No one
ever head Of peisntof his no being CARED snce be
~ been IN tbs dty. His reputation has vouchers 10
iss, boA ksss an1 shsoaA, q being the most IN.
LED ePeeiahsts bore aAd tAoeouah master Of aasex
~ 0eeeeee. n a CeAsss fail, don't despair, give
- eou. Nio only eO0mOn Occgrrsncs withhl0
- cure oeeh eaDoo Hs s0oue ore separate for alse
90 kentlemen, aaA H. nost complete 10 The city.
Y0UNo 01. Take Particular N0t9c0.-DoctOR BIG.
clew oevotss nnch Of bis time 70 the trsatnent 9
eoog I'D mind, unottir the unfortunate individual
eos seA9 business orsocey. I've sad effect Of these
early hehts; the e4cessss Of rpss years, to weak
tAe NsbitaGs the consultation destroy the physi
81 - mental pCwesD, diminish and en1eebJc the
aAt1fal feelings, and exhaust the vtal energies Of
1a1AOod the pleasures Qe1i1e marfcd the object
ef0assage frustrated, aA0existsnce itself rendered
especially those contemplating marriage, shoud l0se
20 tine In making immediate APPRECIATION, - DR.. ,,
By ni0 asw treatment. 10 enabled to insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Coneultations free and conndentia. ONES, Ne. IN
oouth C1eTk street, o. Monroe half b.oeE from
~ Pet O0eo. Post ofiee Boz 15l, Chicago, ILL.,
Ooeo n0afs non Z. =. toeI .M.-..s
800 fos Pc " 0sids 10 Health, " psb'isssa nssss.
ES.~i11sss, ssna for . descriptive eirsssas u
HocpoSo 3emo&ie the beot peeventivo ~ cooeoptto0
0owD. seattle any aAdSsas hrs ehasos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

NEURALGIA
Cas = ensctasl'y sured b. ta1ing De. 1ebaeA1
Dleod fsrieeraad Blood Pills, anG Dathlas he aase-
I'd parts with fracture Of Acsnits ss Calersesrn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
HAIR Rono ~ -.

nbLLoG0 \ JOHNSON. dealers In Builders
n Hard ware and Toois, agents for the Riverside
works Wheeling Male.
Orders by msiI flied with promptness and dis
patch, atioweet nrurse f7s CLARK Street.
MREENEBAUM SOM, zen Randolph street. ". ole,
Nails CarrisRe Bolts. lnose Joint butts, etc, renne
Ayes and Edgc Toos. Chicago
AnARkLEy. ALL:N0 . Co.. Importers end Job
III bars Of Hardware and Cutlery. b Lake xsst.--
Manufacturers OF Wire Cloth. sicvrs. Riddles. &C.
An1LLER, BROS NAP, Importers and J0bhef
VI In Hardware Cutlery. Agricultural foole, Age
cy for American File 60. and wheeling Malls,
state street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Pssssr Of tAsFsatA0Bspt oUhsssh. PhilsAsi-
phia-
Da. JAcRsoH-Dsar Sir: have been tx
qasosly requested ~ connect my name With re-
eonesda1iens Of different kinds Of medicinee
GEO.: :; :: +: :: :: :; T.:
prssfia various insssnsss end partisulasly IN
my own family, Of the usefulness 81 DR.. Hoof-
iaad's German Aittsrs. dspast ense from ny
usual course, 10 express my fun conviction that
or general debility Of the system, and espec-
ally for Liver Compliant. II Il sais asd velua-
IL preparation. II some cases n may fail; but
suslly. doubs not. IL will b. very bsns6cial 70
theo who suRsr from The abevo cenoee.
Yours. very respestfally.
Eisth, below Ceas - D
FROM REV. Z. ,. FHNDALL.
Assistent xdites Christian Ohrosiels, PAflade
phis:
hsve derived Aesilol bsneot from the ~ Of
Hoo1sa1's German Dittsfs, ana feel il ny priv.
tlege - feeo00so1 the0 - . most val1ab1o
isnie, to ell whe are suaering from general d.
bility q ffea Diseases arising from dsraags-
0ent 81 the liver.
'''f' fiR'y .b. rsxpALL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

HON. JAMES rMOMPDON.
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvanial
Philadelphia. April 20. 1855,
q III consider ''Heonand'e German Bltssrs" .
valuable medicine In cases Of attacks Of lndiges.
tion .! Dyspepsia l can certify this from ~
Yeurs. With respect.
JAMES IH0nP00N."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Ps.
Wfitee:
Philadelphia, March Is. 1857.
~. 4, I'D -: a;: +: ID. 9. Germ. :; ~.
benefit IN oases Of debility and want
efservous actien il the system. Yours truly.
"0RO. ". v OODWARD."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
NOTICE.

II 10 we'll established feet that fully sas-
half of the female portion Of II .
population are eel , dom in the enjoy.
msnt Of good heal ID Or 70 use their
own expression, ''nevsr feel we'll" They afs
laaguid, devoid Of oil energy, sxtrsmsly nsr-
nous, and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BlTfER0, eroshs
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Wrought Iron Pipe, Malleable 1fsn CaDtinDD,
Steam " srmiss Apparatus. 10 n. JEFFERSON sereee.
0a7ALW0ETH, TWOHI0 FCKsE. 1r0n HDe -
FtttiuRs steam Boilers, fwmpe an1 0uoGoo,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

/ EWis. HAM CO. sell Paints. Oils, Vas0l06oo
n ana Window 0iass. cheaper than any house n ~
Eosthw west, " 20 W South Water street.
7 WILLARD FOx. manufacturer " Winlew 0leo1
Paints, KichnoDd 3 Pfsy's Alis o. Cfoseye o.
risee Top Dressing. ~ Washingts1 oeseot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

reA made strong bv the use Of either Of these
remedies. They will cure every case Of AARAS-
NUS, without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in
be hands efthe proprietor, but spass will allow
observed. are men Of nets and Of such standing
that they must b believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

1 Erz SON. u % ~ rr.sl IN .tr,cs. Manuf~.,ns
!. Wrought aud Cast Iron for buildings, BRIDGE
ing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21
y Is = I Il 1T Y.

And feeling The hand time Weighing heavily
upsn them, with all its attendant ills, will Cad
in the use 81 these BlTrRR0, Or the TONIC, n
elixir that will inst,ll life int their vsiAa,
restore In measure the energy and erdsr 81
more youthful days. build up their shsunken
forms, and give health and happiness TO their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Nlil.ks. colby nehAhAN, Con mission heI
= ehants and wholeaAle Provision Dealers. 20 ~.
Water street. Chicago.
nLAIR, DENsMORo . CO., Commissicu It.
y chants los WasAiageea olsset-- FOnr. train. Fro
sisious. &c.
UNDERWOOD CO., Comnispon Merchants 10
u Flour. Grain. seeds, pssk. Lard, Beef. Tailow.
1T once " aahiu "a atrorN-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

a1cCANN. . FITCH, 10 5ouiK N ssf D., W17s
~ sale Dealers y Coarse asd Use Wsal11o -
pefs. Irvine aad Paper Dags Of every 1eoeS1D06o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

Il 1t SINGS lure Cider Vinegar; Was1aoS00 - =
= ard - rsseYvs pickles, strong ard po19eaHS1
lsraert wofhs IN the Unitsd Stasse eoonha - S0]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-21

GkIOHAN. OOODYEAR y HAYES. Io07E @
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bent Carnage work, epsisgs, AxIee, DslD6o1 -
able Ifoa. III laks street.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-28
T BANkRUPTCE-

pTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
undersigned has been appointed as Assignee
|nkruptcy IF the estate ana effects Of ALBERT
h1L0R. OF Ormsby colnt;, State Of Nevada,
has been adjudgei a bankrupt, upon his own
ion, by the District Court Of the United
Is for the district of Nevada
ADOLPHCS Waltz, Assignee,
ted July 10, 1S6s. tlyIl Im