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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
Ssas~ The Register is still looking for tn, fellow who mutilated Webster's Diction

ary:-
 ''Not long ago, we visited Blackwelrs Island but every one there was indignant when asked if he (thief) on his back burst into tears, and sobbed like child. "Ihank God" said he, as soon as he could speak, q have not yet got to that.''
 What precious season that gushing Democrat (marked T. must have had with the congenial soul that edits the Register. How beautifully their views must h ave har. monized on the bond question!
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27

FALLS VILLAGE. young men and women were admitted on Sunday, the 9th inst. into the M. B. Church; they were part of the fruits of last winters revival. The same society hold camp meeting this vear-on the same grounds occupied by them last year, commencing, Monday, Aug. 31st. and continuing until the satur- dav morning following An interesting time is expected, as a general invitation has been given to adjoining churches o1 the same denomination to be present.
 SorrrH CANAAN.-Mrs. John James, who had been sick, since last spring, died or the morning of the 10th inst. Her funera was largely attended at the Congregations Church, Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Wm Teal preached the sermon which was very appropriate and impressive. She leaves husband and three children.
 HUNTsv1LLE.-Mr Geo. H. Brown ha been making considerable improvement o1 !, and around his residence, the past fe0 weeks. It has added much to the looks O. the place, besides increasing it's value
 A son of Mir. Elisha Howe, about sl years old, fell from load of hay last Sal urday and broke both bones in his. left arn Doct. Maltbie attended him, and the littl fellow is getting along finely. sz
 MARB1EDALE.-On Saturday our citizen , turned out en naasse, and made a raid o Warren huckleberries. They came hom laden with the spells, to the amount of 7 half bushel, each.
 Il. E. Morehouse lost valuable hors , Friday morning. He was apparently. we the night previous.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
KENT.

On Thursday of last week, the residents of this place were startled by a tremen- dous noise in the vicinity of Mount Ago, which was soon ascertained to have been caused by the loosening up of thousands of tons of rock near the top of the moan- tain. The avalan che was precipitated to a distance of a quarter of mile, carrying with it trees and all that it came in contact with.
 - MT. Vinegar of this place, whilst wrestling lately, broke his leg, and his an- tagonist broke his nose. Both were at b lie ff n f6if6wffBRg fiRS ffBRg df0qRf Nslt reached us too late for publication last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27

aa- A lady in Washington, of nervous imagin- ative temperament has become insane from plan chette. ErchGnJe.
 If she had been blessed with an average quantl- to of brains she would have had little trouble in keeping her equilibrium.
 Planchette clinched our faith in its truthfulness by predicting the election of fSeymour-SeHte"et.
 Nervous, imaginative friend of the Cootine7 hawora
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27

ha-A Presbyterian congregation in Chicago Of fers Rev. Newman Hall $l0 900 year to come and preach to them.IA Clergyman wants to put on the very thickest ''breast plate of righteousness to venture among the sinners of Chicago! or they they would win back his whole salary. in six months, at eMcIteT.-ReJister. A man gets his notion of large city from the few people he happens to meet there, himself. No doubt the editor of the Register fell in with different set from those who have called MT. Hall. l.
 Ba~The Democratic papers are publish ing an article from some insane Pennsyl-
 lowing:-
 Ask them if the Fifteen Hundred Millions have
 SUPPORT A GREAT NEGRO BOARDING | HOUSE in the South? And to l SUPPORT STANDING ARMY OVER THE SOUTH, in order that we may have:- NEGRO JUDGES!
 NEGRO GOVERNORS!
 NEGRO GOVERNMENTS! and A RADICAL CONGRESS! Instead Of approprlatinS these fifteen hundred millions of dollars to the payment of the Public Debt, they have been expended for the mainten- | ance of great system of pauperism, BLACK paul. perism and it has just been voted to continue this SySUeH1 Ol StupenuOuS 6ODbLHI OitOuteI Dettf! The conservatives who give currency to this absurd statement, are aware that the whole expense of the Freedmens Bureau and of the army in the South, has not reached one twentieth the amount named above; yet we find it republished without a word of denial or explanation. Moreo- yer, Congress voted to discontinue the Blu reau after Jan. 1, 1869
 beFThere IS not much love lost between the Register and the Hon. James Gallagher. It slighted him lately, in the matter of a clam-bake speech of his, whereupon, ''Kill
 em d-m 'em," exacts tho following hum ble apology: sy took the liberty to ,g-
 compositor.ynon. James Gallagher made a nore the fen at Milford clam-bake, last Thursday. l short will not do. MT. Gallagher made an excel rent speech, which was received with applause by the Milford Democrats who know him. We regret that such mistake should have happened,
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27

Judge Shafer, Dem., candidate for del egate from Idaho, has been elected by about 600 majority.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-08-27
Umpire, Dr. K. Bacon of New Milford. Scorers, Messrs. Tyrrell and Woodruff, Game at Washin oton Auo 22d,
27 39

Umpire, Dr. K. Bacon ofNew Milford, Scorers, Messrs. Howard and Mygatt. .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

CHICAGO. August 12.-Ths committee
appointed by the Pork Paeksss' Associa-
ton to investigate the cattle disease, made
. report to the association ct . meeting
held At the fremont House last evening.
They conclude, lst, that the disease 10 .
form Of poisoning due to native cattle eat
ing of lands pastursd by drovss Of Texas
stssrs I'd. deaths from the cemplsint 90
COR without exception on the Texas trails ;
Sd. 1t - not among durable maladies 4th.
calls for prsvsntation exists in hsrding
Ts1as cattle we'll by themselves. and keep
ing them in one locality; 9th, il is thought
trade in cattle nsey not be 'intsrfered with,
even in summer, bu, that under judicieus
treatment Texan steers may be cleared Of
the poison which infssts them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

~.:treader. tsslf-Abuss. Ivsusrsalol diseases
ssdly CURED. and sexual excuses are Ill espabls
cfProdacing weakness Of the generative or
s~ns. The organs Of generation, when in per-
feet health, make the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic, pofoev0fiAe,
successful business men, are al AYE tAooo whose
seusraslve organs are in perfect healthy You
never hear such men complain Of being mslan.
choiy. OF nervousness OF pal pitation Of the heart
They are never AFRAID they cannot succeed in
business, they don't become sad and discour-
aged they are always polite an pleasant In the
company OF ladies', and look YOU aud them right
VA the lace. none Of YOUR downcast looks or any
ether meAnnsss about them do not ME an
those who keep the organs naamed by by run
ming TO excess. These will not only ruin their
constitution. but also those they do business
-ith or for
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects ofsof abuse and eacesses, have
Brought about thar state OF weak ness In those or
gans that has reduced the general system 90
much ms TO induce almost every other disease
id,ocv. unacy. PARALYSIS. spinal affections. sui
eide, aud almost every other form OF disease
which humanii.. is heir TO. and the real cause OF
the trouble scarcely iever suspected, and have
dcctorcd tor all ba, the right one - M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

LorIsvILls, Aug. l2.-The Courier has
returns from ~ counties, leaving only 13
small mountain counties, which last year
polled only 5000 votes, about equally d.
vided between the two parties, to be heard
from. Its figures show . gain Of Is, 1903
Democratic votes in the last year. and .
decrease in the Republican vote Of 9,s66-
Supplements majority thus far Is sS.137,
and it will probably exceed 90 900, but will
not vary 900 from that amount. Bakers
vote in the State will Be about 90, 900. and
etsphsnson's about l14.0CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

uY,ou are suffering or have suffered frOm
eelan,ary discharges. what effect does it pro-
nee upon.your general health! DO You feel
~est. aebll,ated. easily tiredt Does . little
.,u. e,er,,ou produce palpitation Of the hearts
Does ,oar liver or urinary orgsns, o. ysur hid
news freqc.nilv get out Of order' Isycur sriss
sometimes thick milky. or 6ocky. Or is il ropy On
.e,,hng' Or does . thick aeum riss 10 the tops
asediment 81 the bottsn ailss Il hes stood
auhile' Doyou have spells Of short breathing
or dyspepsia Are your bowels constipsteds
DO you have spells Of fsiuting Or rushes Of blood
o,he head 10 your memory impaired lsyour
mind constantly dwelling upon this subjects Ds
You feel dali. is,less. moping. tired Of company.
OF li.e' DO you wish TO b. left alone, 70 get
away from everybody Does ssy little thing
make YOU star, or jump Ii your sleep broken
~ rsstiess' 10 the lustrs Of your eye - bril-.
iants The bloom on your cheek - brights DO
you enjoy Yourself il society - weilr DO yos
pursue your business with the same energy :
DO you feel NJ much confidence in yourselfs
Are your spirits duh and tagging. given 90 Hts
Of melancholy lfso. do net lay II TO your liver
Or dyspepsia Have you restlcss night.i Your
seek weak. your knees weak. and have but little
ap,sst-. aud yon. attr lbutefthis 10 dyspepsia OF
Wr complaint t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
INDIANA

TERRE HAurE, Ind, Aug. IA start
ling tragedy occurred near Hutsonville, ILL.,
nois. abou, thirty miles from Terre Haute,
on Friday night. The marshal OF Hutson
Vile went out tour miles into the country
with u formidable posse, to arrest gang Of
desperate robbers, four in number. He
placed most of his men outside on guard 10
prevent The escape Of the robbers. and en-
tered the house with two or three men. lie
began to read his warrant but had only read
lew words when the robbers fired upon
hun and his men, killing a man named Lap
scott The whole posse then rushC 1 in and
shot the scoundrels, killing three snd fatally
wounding the other.
DANvLLE. III Aug 1.-THE railroad
bridge over the Vermillion river here. re-
Gently destroyed by fire, has been rebuilt 10
eleven days. and trains crossed last evening
The bridge is 100 feet IN length and NINETY
feet above high water mark.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

MONTGOMERY, Aug 1l.-Gcv. Smith to-
day sent to the Senate veto OF the bill
authorizing the Legislature TO cast the elect
oral vote ot the State He says: :" am
forced 10 the conclusion that the bill 10
wrong IN principle. and that 1t would be a
dangerous precedent in republican gov
eminent The message gave rise 10 a
warm discussion and caused much bitter
noss. There will lie further consideration
OF the message tomorrow at one o'clock. Ii
is prob ,blc hat the Legislature will ad iourn
to morrow A great many members have
al lntt tia c,ty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August l2.-lIon. Thad
deus Stevens died a; precisely II o'clock
las, night al his residence IL this city, on
Capitol Hill. Simon Stevens, Taaddeas
Stevens, lr.. nephew, and his hcusekeep-
or, Mrs. Smith. were at his bedside. Also
Sister Loretta and Sister Gencvieve, Of the
Providence Hospital, and s. Scott Bather-
son, of the Interior Department, and the
servants Of his household. Breathing his
last, he passed away quietly without .
struggle, as though falling asleep
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

ROCKFORD, Angus. 12.-Ths game Of
base ball Yesterday afternoon, between the
lnlon club OF Morisiana, N. Y, and the
Pores, City club, resulted in . victory to
the former club on a score Of 23 to IL
About 5000 people witnessed the game.
The Unions say the Forest City is supe
r'or TO any club they have contested with
during their present excursion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
Rhode ISLAND.

Providence, August 12.-Nelson Con-
mings, conductor on freight train on the
Worcester Railroad, was killed at noon TO-
day. Az the train was about starting. he
mis- stepped, - he was getting up bstwssn
Two cars. and fell with his neck across The
rail. And his bead vas entirely cut Of.
The Hawkins Zouaves, Of New York.
Gen. Burnsids's body guard during the
war, visited the Governor to-day, and after
. pleasant time, returned TO New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

Nav Yopx, August 12.-Wm. Woolsy
ysstsrdsv shot man named Harton Flcm.
ing, killing him. Subsequently Weolev at
TENTED 10 commi. suicide, Wooley was
arrested.
The ship Emerald Island, from Liverpool,
arrived last night, having on board o. pas
ssngers. all OF whom are Mormon emit
grants. There we're 81 deaths and three
births dsring. the passags. The tyPno'd
and typhus fever are among them. Inc
vessel 70 quasantinsd.
The first race Of the course Of the New
York ysshu squadron came ofat New Lon
don yesterday, the Halcyon proving the
winner. In the evening grand hop was
given at the PsQuot House.
John Fitch died in the village Of West.
chester on Friday of cholera.
The British brig Eunics was seized 10
philadelphia BY the Collector of the Port
for trading with the Island Of Sombreo,
which is declared BY the Secretary Of the
Treasury 20 be port appertaining to the
United States. Tho penalty is the forfeit
ure Of vessel and cargo.
Officer Davis. Of the nth police precinct,
was locked up by Justice Mansfield yester-
day for having caned woman Tompkin's
Square. His only defence against the
charge was that the woman was prosti-
tuts.
The flea plague has broken out in New
jersey,
Only three cases Of yellow fever are
now at the quarantine.
Fises on many buildings in this city are
1t half mast in honor OF Thad Stevens.
Auburn. Aug. 12.-Secretary Seward
left this city for Washington this morning
His health u entirely restored
BuvsALo, Aug. 12.-Expsrts in this city
say there 10 no occasion for alarm about the
cattle disease. The animals affected are
such 40 have been over heated by hard
driving during the late warm spell. and also
those confined in close freight cars. Rest
and fresh air will eradicate the disease.
A delegation OF the Tonawanda, Cattar-
angus and Syracuse Indians are paradne
the streets to-day in full costume, With mu-
sic.
The annual green corn dance and other
festivities will be celebrated At the race
track 10 this city. The festivities are q
last eli tkis week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

n lN.,SSAri, Aug. l2.-St. Louis express,
~, ~ II. K, due at o'clock this Z. m. ;.
- WIN the outward bound freight
go -" "sa' storm. the tender of the express
e,n,n,a,a,. .e.ssscopcd into the baggage car,
s'y oesfoying It's contents. The
snsns ".s oAaiy damaged. Meme we're
.n,.,sa. misplaced switch was the cause
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. l2.-Ths Taylor Bar
racks, located in the southern portion Of
the city, were destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss not asccrtained.
Gen. Harvey will leave here next week
for the Upper Missouri, to affect arrange
msnts FIR the removal Of the Indians into
the northern reservation. lie will make
his headquarters at Fort Randall.
Gen sherman left last night FOR Omaha,
and Gen. liarnev Will meet him there.
Lewis Downing, chief of the Cherokee
with number OF delegates from that tribe,
arrived here last night from the east
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

WORCESTER, August l2.-Petcr Villains,
section master on the Worcester 4 Nashua
railroad, was thrown from gravel train 81
Groton junction this .. IN. BY the sudden
stopping OF the train, and was killed.
Michael Goodwin was thrown from the
Same train and seriously hurt.
Tho steamer Tallapoosa, with Secretary
Wells on board, has arrived.
The caulkers' strike for eight hours aid
four dollars per day still continues.
The shp-carpcnter strike is ct an end.
Jas. Wsllen was sentenced yesterday for
five years in the State prison for pocket.
picking.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
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Notice to Viewers,

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Foreign New. by Atlantic Cable

PARIS, Aug. 1l.-Adah Isaacs Menken
the American actress, died to-day.
pxsrH. Aug. 11.-Prince Alex. Kara
ueorgs Wickfon has been seized with a..
.ous Illness since his Imprisonment. He
mas received information from Esl0r.d.
sns' ms estates in Servia Lave been confls-
Gated hy the government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

a fC42.la for Nos. and spring Mined $50
fer white Michigan.
Rys-Qniet.
Corn-Qaiet and better: receipts 99.S1l has |:
saies OF ice 900 bus at iSGE1ls for western "a
for yellow. and is for handsome white.
Barley-NominAl-
0ais--Dull and decininR receipts. %. $50 has. :
sales OF - coo bus at s21.s3s.
Pork-Dull At 20 s5dsss.s. for new mess.
Beef-steady.
Cut Meats-Firm.
Lerd-isellss for steam.
Wheky-Qn Ct ia.
sIgsrs--Essisr, at ll6si2 10 for Cuba
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
PENNSYLVANIA.

IAlLAefLrHiA. August l2.-Flaes a, Al.
S u"w mouse, post ofice, Iudepsnd.ss.s
nan. newspaper Offices. and manv n,;".ss
residences in this city. are dieplarsd :,
half-msst, on account Of the ss.,h - r, ~
Stevens. VI AHsu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
NEWS
~. TELEGR.sFU,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

Nav YoR1, August l2.-wm. Woolsy
Yesterday shot man named Harton Elem.
ing, killing him. Subsequently Weolev at
tempted 10 commi. suicide. Wooley was
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
TENNESSEE.

MlMrns, Aug. II The Grand Jury TO-
day found tue bill agans. Hon. 5. A.
Hamilton, State Senator. for perjury in hav-
inc taken the test oath. when he was an of
fctr Of the Confederate service.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA. August IA larea demo.
cratic meeting was hello here tonight. I,
was addressed by Gen. Montgomery Blair
and others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
TO THE LADIES.
Tho Cirage ;Franoafs, or Frencl
DRESSING.

~ II r. - - IL 9IHs
The Cirage ;Franoafs, or French
Dressing,
IL for Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes that
have become red or rusty. and rough by wearing,
which II restores to perfect and permanent black,
with A. much lus,re as when new, leaving the leath-
soft and pliabe and what is OF great Importance
TO the ladies. lr WILL NOT RuB orr WIEN wKr, AND
rHB sKinIs.
CAUTION TO the great success OF the
'Cirage Francois. or French Dressing" there have
been numerous worthless limitations put upon the
market. under varioes names, which the public arc
cautioned asainst purchasing. Buy mono blu. the
''Ciiags Ffancas, or French Drsssing." with the
signature OF B. =. Baewx. ON each label.
B.F. BROWN CO, Proprietors,
sod - ~ yqoq Rs s. Sss
Co., Parks = Hosmer and Seth r. Bryant . CO.
Tas Bss1 AND OslsryAL Toulo - 1ssr, Pies
ehorus and Calisaya. kno wn - Caswell Mack Co .
kerro Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. The
iron restores color to the blood the phosphorus rs
natural heathful tone to the digestive organs,
veakfulnese, general debility. and depression Of
g., New York. ssbio-dweow xwsd- mon
wwRl0Hrs ALc0NATHD 0LYcBRiNK TAB.
skin from drynsss ana .rinkss. i.Ssrxs: Wonder.
full degree ofsoftness and delicaey - tbe compiler.
ion. and Wilderness to the skin V IN excellent den
and ssss: impsrts swsssnss. to The breath. and
renders the teeth beautifully white For sale BY oil
aruggists.
HoLLowAys Otx9anxr AND PnLs. ocsofnloue
6ores.-These unsiehtly ulcers, even when hesedi-
tary. nay bs cared. There 10 no ulessoes diseases
that resist the healing properties II HolloWay'e
Ointment lts vegetable ingre dents - perfect
antidotc to external irritation arising non serofs-
Ions tant. and In order exps the anA Itself mon
the whole circulation, II 10 advisable - partly the
elements Of the blood BY . course Of Nol1oway'e
Pills. Sold By all Druggfsts.
60 70 snp Dos.-0o - ths Bryans 0oeattoa
lows Stats 0uslneee College 70 gsta tAoeo1gA peae
telegraph operator. For eisealaes 81 papsro, 3D.
dress, (sncl0sing stamp) 'sThe Dfyaat . O6ottuo
oommsrdAl COLLEGE. Davsnposs. Iowa.
Kfonsf's 0Hais Dye. Natural. Durable, Deastifas
Best and Cheapest IN The world. - b 81 Dry
cole Proprietor. Aol Chestnut o.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

PEnRY DAVIS PAIN KILLsR.-This med.
icine has relieved more pain. end caused
more real joy than any other one thing that
can BE- named It is q balm for every
Wound" Our first physicians use il. and
recommend its use the apothecary finds
it first among tho medicines called for, and
the Wholesale druggists considers it the
leading article Of his trede. All the dealers
in medicine speak alike in its favor, and its
reputation as medicine Of great merit and
virtue 10 fully and permans ntly established,
and it is TIE GREAT FAMILY MEDI-
CINE OF THE AGE.
Prices, 25c, Soc. and 81 per bottle.
Sold by oil medicine dealers.
SEE BuNcH or 0RAPEs.-In another col
umn, Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE
BITTERS. 1t is highly recommended by
physicians for dyspepticts. on accsun Of
its tonic properties, its purity and its deli
cious navors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

New York Money Market.
Dy Telegraph August il.
Bfocks-Strong
Bonds.cs 81, 1.1sT: sos, Ist. Lax: a.
i.les Sd, 1.l2t new. Lee 81, l.0sx leS es
l.o9a.
Pacihc-1.Q1x.
New York Csntral-l.1sa.
Ers-eSt.
ulno1o Coo6al-l.O.
Rock Islsnd-l.1fh.
Northwestsrn-ssH preferred ssX.
Wsbaoh-eex.
ouriineteo Qaiaey-1 20.
0old-i.Aek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

Caorcs Iowa Catswba Wine, at 81. 90 per
dssen bottles also full stuck Of other ns-
tive and foreign wines ct the vine house Of
LANeFELDr, THops 4 Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

FLowsRs are tho aymbols Of love in tho
voluptuous East. "Thsir fragrance says
an orisntal poet, '.is tho silent lasgssgs Of
affection" II this 10 20, Phslen's new per-
fume, FLOR DE MAYO" 10 the most sp.
Propriate Of all presents for lover to make
to his fair lady. for its intense and enduring
odor might we'll express the depth and FER
mansncs Of his passion. Sold By al drug
gusts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

Mora PArcuBs, FsEoKLRs AND TAn.-The
only reliable remedy for those brown dis
oolorations on the face 10 e. rrys Moth eal
Freekls Lotion" Prepared only BY DR.. b.
@. Perry, ~ Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12

CONSTITUTION WArER" il certain cure
for Diabetes, and oil diseases of the Kidneys
For sale By all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-12
SPECIAL sNOTICE.

AAa,.x I, the Nervous AMI Dsbilita'sd
whose suiferlngs have been prou'esso
from ihlddeni causes, aud whose
require prompt treatment 70
render e1is,encei de-.
srabe.