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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

CoCsciL CHAMBER, Aug. 9th. 1868.
Concluded
The following bills we're allowed and ordered
John =. Dillon. Esq, for sundry
services q request 0f City Council
before the Stase Legislature, - so -
Fisher 4 Smiihers for uss Of h0rse
and buggy. per order Of the Asyor.
on account or city sfars, 90
John Ksufmsn. CITY, Aarshsl, re
moving nu,oances. - %
Gus.avus schn,,gsr. boarding city : \.
prisoners IN jail - -
Street Com missioners report for Ia
Dor on the streets, from July l4th
", l.. Cook, for rock for city GENE
,ery bridge, es o"
Thom.s Murray. salary - City Engi
nesr. - "
.Yidges. H., f4I os
Liebei . r,au-r, repairs on tools for
street Commissioner, ~ 90
Roberl Ssindle, cleaning and re-
pairing Iowa street seser. "a IS
Henry voge. la'ing stone crossings, 50
John Thiesen, hsuling earth on Games
street, 81 IS
d. H. Hartwell, for grading done on
Mississippi Avenue, a. per appro-
pr,suon Of the City Council, June
18th, 1865, loo 10
Il. NJ. Aatthes, repairs on streets, ey
Richard Phelan, for 80 Yards sand
used for bridge purposes, rs 50
Il. Claussen, lime and cemeat. IL IS
p. J. Roche, nails and spikes, u 80
Fritz Stiegers. l6 perch Of rock, II 20
Liberty Fire Co. No. /, rent Of En-
g.ns house. for July, and salary Of
Engineer for July, 5s SO
F. Everts. hauling fire engine, %
John Mueller - - 800
Henry Teehsutin. repairs on hose, y -
Fire king No. !, rent Of engine
house for July, and Engineers SAL
arv for July, So -
Jacob 3uldner, repairs on engine. ov
Rescue Engine Co. No. 2. months
salary for Messenger. TO Aug LIST, - 20
" r Dittoe Police Mseistrste fees. q 50
peter Mulboefer. fees a. policeman. s.95
John Martens. IS 20
g. g. Blood. fees as Police Magis-
traie, bl W
Johs < auf nan. fees as City Aarshal, 10 o5
feter Mulhoefer, salary for police
man foe July, IS 70
John Delany, salary - policeman for
john sG''ik Martens. ..l.rv a. policeman ~
for July. IS eo
John Delany fees as policeman, "a IS
Davenport Gas Co.. retort for
steambeat landing hitching post, 90
Davenport 3ss Co. pas bill Tor July. ssl IS
Albert Nuckiss, whitening city hall. oo
Scfubbiog and cleaning the same. %
q. NJ. Astthes, frees for city come
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Sold bv ell usgists.
Sold BY all Druggists.
Sold BY ell Druggists.
Sold by all Drugg.sts.
Sold BY ali Drugsist,.
SOLD By all Druggists.
Sold by all Druggists.
Sold BY sil Druggists.
Sold BY oil Druggists.
Sold by ell Dsurgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

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Use Arnola,s Balsam
Use ArnoId's Balsam /!
Use Arn0ld's Dalsam !:
Use ArnOld's Balsaln!
Csc Arnold's Bal~am!
Use Arnold's BAlsam
Use Arnold's Balsam.
Use Arnold,s Balsam.
Use Arn0ld's Ba1sam.
Use ArnOld's Balsam.
Use a rnold's Balsasn.
Use ArMOld's BalsaHm.
Use ArnOloss BalSom.
Use ArnOld's Bols0 ~.
Use Armold's Balsam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

III. Shields Mills, Davenport, Iowa, e.
hibi, very cssdissbse lot q goods. Thee
goods are the best on exhibition. and sur.
psssed BY meme in style, quality Or color.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
Lrss. Mass., October 3sth. isss;

I'M e.A,m,.sass = bar BIZ have bees ioe
eleven weeks sick With 1ever and Aeue eontraefea
Ia tbs army. Amer beise aiek for two weeks. cane
hOns from AlsxAadria. Va, and then had enaks
we're attack every day for eight weeks, withost one
exception. which weakened me so that was unable
TO walk. All these nine weeks had two docto"
nor help them. Ny brother came home .,,. If1.
Alexandria. and brossha me bottle OF Yon. pss, PIN.
he :, commended them very highly. ana esi 'As{
neglected 10 take TIE pills FOR while being
aSea " see dpctO1A ~ at l0t Icnessl.,s cnesIsoesa
havs not had thsle pign OF chin fcs come
and am gaining strength every csy: Insse @ sse @ ~
here gfeat rany foldiers ennsce ss.r ane 1T
1edteiDs. lAeNr rpsoitpo1 sUne ~ ~ 'neee -
~aaahss'a. & -. - ~ xossn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

For sum rner complaints.
For summer Complaints.
For summer Complaints.
For summer Complaints
For summer Complaints.
For Summer Complaints.
For summer Complain t..
For Summer Complaint.
For Summer Complaints.
For Summer Complain t..
For summer Complaints.
For Summer Complaints .
For Summer Complaints ts.
For summer Complaints.
For Summer C0mplaints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

PRICE so3CENrs.
PRICE 50 CENT
PRICE 50 CENTS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
PRICE so CENTS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
PRICE so CENTS.
PRICE 50 CENTS.
PRlCE 80 GEMS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Col. BEsRYBILL comes out in aubstar.
tial democrat hunting wagon, which, bshin
his spirited matched team, and stocked
With sporting accoutrsmenss has the cir Of
rare and substantial sport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Tss Foasm. The Chicsge T;mes in
giving an account Of the arrest Of Geo.
I. Davsnpsrt. the fergss. whs 10 new in our
county jail, denies that hs WAS ever con-
nsessd with hat paper ~ hs elai0ed pre-
vious to his arrest. The 1Smes says sf
him:
Davenport was iernstly city editor sf
the Spsisg0sld kSDtsess, 10 shie Stats ed
short ti0e before he occurrence related
absve, spplisd q ths teeal roeos Of this
paper for . position on The rspostsrial
staG. He stated that. By the death Of .
relative in keokuk, Iowa. he he'd inherited
property to the amount Of $4,000, bat that
on his way to this city, he had been rob
bed Of Sl70.-all the money BE- had. II
be could not obtain . permanent situation
hs wished for employment until he could
earn sufficient means to enable him 10 pro-
iced to Ksokok TO claim his inheritance.
Failing in this, his next dodge was - At
tempt to effect loan for The ssms purpose
/ in which he also failed, bis fabricatiors BE-
| ing too transparent 70 seceivs . mo0eotl
credsnce. He 10 evidently . thesoaoh
sseaa. thsugh nst anasss0plishsd one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
~CAUTlON

Wa AND A0CD ANxibD1L
RUu, axossN, IoUa, Aug. 81, Jsee.
0uuss :-Your pills bavs, To my knn Wedge. given
the bsst sstisacten Of Any medicine have ever sold
We have Ne old cuetOmefs for your piIls, no1 ti"
feet hat bottle nsvef falls TO eu!e the noss oo
stinaie cases. Those who have used them fecom'
mend them to ethers. and could produce tessimo.
nv In every case where used that tAsy have not failed
to effect permanent cure. .
o so in your medicine Is one OF the best invest
snents be ever nsde He had been af1lcted vita -.
yer and ague ever two yeare. ana notnine ~oao e
And now, for more than year, he has NOT Ielt tns
oliahtest symptoms Of return 81 TIE oieesee. -
Adyeftisemept. Au&H HKHnJIcKe Druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Shields woolen Mills. Of Davenport
Iowa, show BY their lot Of blsntsts the
proficiency they have attained 10 manu-
featuring asd ~ cennsad thGr gesds -
I'll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Peoples Party 81 ward nomin Ations at
the Court House this (Saturday) evening.
Don't forget it. Non insts . good man and
be cant be beaten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

Mr. Joseph Shislds, Of Davenport, Iowa,
makes large display Of 100 pieces ef dee
skiss and eassimerss, the ssyls q which
asu excellent and gotten up with care.
The goods afs veil made and we'll put
and would commend themselves to any
market. He also shows 6fty pieces Of
leans which are equally ereditabls to him
e q uauufesturer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

SHirLps wooLsH GooDs, ws conf
IDENTIFY expected, the woslsn goods manu-
f.ctured At the Davenport woolsn mills,
took frsnt seat in the report Of commit
tees in the Chicago exposition. In tie
display they were particularly observed
and commented upon By visitors a. being
equal to best eastern mansfaesafes, and
among those not sonvefsant With the rspid
strides being made By wsstsrn WOODEN
manufacturer the wonder vas that such
grand results wsre being achieved beyond
the Mississippi. The following 10 the re-
port Of the committee Of exports upon NJ.
Shields' goods:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08
AslATlc CHOLERA n emma!
Almost EUery Case
CURED WITH
p IN x I LII r.

Read the following letter from the Rev. r Tslfo.d
Missionary In China, and Who 10 now visiting his
homo In Pennsvlvania:
WAsnln0fsH, Penn. Jpne -. 1850.
Mesers. PHK1Y DAvs S0s. Providence. l.
Dear Sire Daring residence OF eone ten years %
missionary in sian aud China. found your Se9et
able Pain Killer moet vauableremedy tor thai Tear
ful ocoui ee, the Cholera.
in adalnissering the medicine found y mos' 81,
Of het vasr swestsned with sugar then aisr ~ ~
ateen minutes begin 70 give es nobtsped
ea0e mixture svefy minute un.n .rSS;,es' Deshe
~ MeP % and stomach With the Pain Killer, ee.
and rub the iinhs briefly VI ,,ss.,w ~ the vsv
sssted above. eight ont Of ten recovered
Truly youfss H. '
- n attacked With Disrrhss, Dpseutery: o.
CfeoR !. ConS. uon 49, ~. ~ -. Tvs DAWN
q 40 cents. ana u per UosssS'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

TsLsosApH-Thep poe settlers and wire
stringers Of the Mississippi Vsllsy Line are
down this side Of LsClaire and will be IN
Davenport next week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

REGULAR NRRrrSs.

CorsCiL CHAMBER, Aug. 6th. 1858.
ICOneluded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

GEN BAKrs and Col. Smyths tosk the
Orphans home BY storm Yesterday After
noon made an unheralded reconnoitre Of
the hospital. cottages, kitchens &c, and
found everything much to their satisfaction.
Everything orderly, neat and comfortable,
- it ever should be.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-08

LrBaAsy AssocIArisH.-A meeting will
b. hsh 10 the rosns q the Association this
evening, - take into consideration the pro-
prissy Of celebrating in saieabls manner
tns anniversary day Of The sosisty. 4 foil At
tsndasse Of ths msnbsrs 10 sssnssaly re-
qsasesd.
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I shuddes WIG, think ~ the ongH;ln'
bic NV man! ne ps.y Nr y'ieh iSsT
"A MI hi lpe,~so mach a gave me q

! ,huddes whss think ~ the Ongr,it''
bic NV man! ne ps.y Ar 'ieh iSsr
ID all Thu sps,srso nsch a gave me .
thing. wuz never made the recipient Nv
no,hin on,iI reformed Abolishniss wo'
made President. who he'd to hev party
and who he'd 10 ,ako only SIGH ez wuz tor
salc. Bu, for this fortunate circumstance
mite now be forst to beg my bread. iapare
VOC moro de.alea Suffice il TO say ap'
nrove nv the meetin. !, won, do me ez
much good ez !, will yoo' yoof 'orss Amt
beeled, WOO hev bin smart cnuf TO keep n
iritutin NV em. 700 hev kept Proddin
Nv em with rusty males, and iearin Nv en-
open with your fingers. aion anjenccs and
in the newspapers, on,il they hev RELY come
10 be stencil in the nostrils. Let us UNI
wrap EN- agin. Let The cold mind Nv In.
grati,ood blow onto ern on,il they get soin-
famed that they will atlact attenshen.
Let Vallandygum onwind his bandagcs and
show the hole the envious burnside made.
Hollcr "Asa" ugin and agin in the ears nv
the Dcmocrisy ontil they heer yoor cries
and stop EN- with the Senuiorship. 700,
Oles, ropeet the piieous tale NV how you
WIS deprived Nv yoor Bible ontil 700 he'd
well nigh forgotten Ham. Hnscr and Ones
linus, and that even waste paper wuz de-
MED 700. 700, Milligen aud Bowies, re-
peet ugin the story NV yoor captivity and re.
release, aud see to il that 700 get yoor hair
dyed white, an'l that 700 come into pc
Convenshun leanin onto cane. or, II pos.
sible. onto tho shoulders NV two young
men who wuzn't imprisoned, probably
shant be there myself, for I want nothin.
am pervided for. ! Lev no,llin to make.
But ez men who suffered even ez 700 did,
AMI for the same coz, my sympathies are
with 700.
Fraterna!ly.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBr, r. NJ.
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This story is slightly doggy In Paris a
poodle dog belonging to blind man. for
ten years after his masters death occupied
the post on one Of the public bridges form
orly occupied by his master. holding in his
mouth wooden bowl, in which his gentle,
pleading look. made many sou fall. One
day the dog was not nj his post. Inquiries
were made il was found where he had
lived, bur he was dead, and concealed in
the mattress beneath his dead body, were
twelve thousand fumes.
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HIoHLY IMPORTANT
RI PgyiLBS IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Or. DOW, Physisiaa and surrson, No. - 2 In
dIcoti street, Boston, 10 consulted daily tor oil dis.
tied Or hilias Of he womb, riuos Albus, Sup.
pressisa. and Vthss msnstrssl arrangements. srs
nov trssied upoa nev pathological pnnciples. and
Invariably certain % the new nude OF treatment.
that most obstinsts complaints yield under t. and
DE snicssd srsos soon reioess 10 psrfset health.
DE-. Dos he's 10 desbs bad greater sxpssisnse In
any other physleisn in Boston, asd has, asee
isis, confined bis whole, attention 70 the cure OF
private dissssss and Female Complaints.
N. Rail lsttsn must esutain foar rcd stamps
o. thsy will not b. answered.
|, Ono hoars Iron D A. q. TOO p. y.
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Pyle's Saleratus
IsAcknowIedged the Best In Use,
Always put up in pound packages.
FULL WEIGHT.
Sold by Grocers Everywhere.
Lmportant to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted at his Of
ac. Nos. 7 and Endicott street, Boston, on AZ
diseases OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATUkh'
ence mr. dow has nov the gratifeation OF present.
IN r the unfortunate with remedies that have never
JAILED 70 cure che most alarming cases OF Gsss,.
rAes and SvsAsis. Beneath bis treatment. al ths
cy. ScroiulA. 0onorrhGa. Ulcers. Palm OF Distress
10 the regions OF proereAtion. Inflammation 81 dhs
Blsdde,snd Kidneys, Hydrocele, Ah'ce'ses; iu:
horrible symptoms attending this elass OF dseese,
are made " bscome ~ harmless - the simplefs
aiIinys OF child. PArticular attention sivsnto
the treatment OF SEMINAL wgAkNEss IN 81 ms
forms and stages Patients Who wish TO rsnsin w
der )r lows treatment few days o. -eehc III
be furnished with pleasant rooms and ehsfse''o
hoard mo,rtats. si.....
P.s. Ladies' who are troubled WIN ivy Se
calling on DR.. DOW. st hi' once No. Enae0"
street.
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rurner,. Tio poulourrux,

Or Un,rsrssi Nssrdigsa PiH. 10 sale, certain and
,peedy cure FOR Neuralgia and all Nervous Dsea-
sss. The soyerest cases are completely and per-
msnentiy cured In . very short time. Neuralgia
In the nee or head 10 utterly hanished IN . few
hours. No form Of Nervous Disease withstands
val OF many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing Injurious 20 tho most delicate system.
Sold everywhere. SAINT on receipt OF 81 90 and 2
postars stamps. TURNER a TO-, 40 fremont
s,reet. Boston, Mas, Propristors.
Boston, July I, 1867. lyrsS
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Al rmr..- A Who'll. f.nily in heaven

AL Tuna A whole family In heaven
Who osa picture or describe the everlasting
Joy, No one absent. Nor hther. nor mother.
nor son, nor daughter Are Away. In the world
below hey we're united In hith. and love. and
peace. and Joy. In the morning OF the rssur-
rcction they ascsnded together. Before the
throne they boz together ln united alteration.
On the banks Of the River Of Life they valk
hand In hand. and - family have commenced
q career Of glory which shall b everlasting.
There Is hereafter TO be no separation In that
family. No one 10 TO lie down upon . bed OF
pain. No one 10 wander In the arms Of death.
Never in Heaven Is that family to move along
In ths siov procvssion. clad In the hsbiliments
of Voc. IN cousigp one Of its members 60 fhe
tomb. God grant that. In His indnits mercy,
every family may DO thus united.
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Hale,s Arnica Or

A Natural and Rational dedicine.--"Dr.
SHOLES' LUNAR MIXTURE" has been used tor
many years by ladies for all the peculiar diseases
aud irregularities incident Ia the female system,
with the certainty OF success. 10 produces no dis
tress or severe sickness, hut acts with nature, In
restoring the cvacutations which exposure, sick
ness or hamilton have suppressed. Even In the
most extreme cases II never falls 10 restore the
men,hly period In u very few days IL Is perfectly
cry lady. Sold only by the proprietor.
To guard against imposition, call on or send to
DIR. &. II. Sholss, No. III Court street, Boston.
rTrhe Doctor gives special attention to dis
eases OF women, aud patients eau remain under
his Immediate caro- " they desire. Correspond
ence solicited. Address, DIR. q. II. SlI0LES, al
Court 81. Boston, Mass. sp3mE
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ssek .ss sa.oo GSt sown.a s'''s :

AesavAsfsi asd pssasass 10Y IN s.l.nn, s
- s.aA hafssoesA ssthna, @soce. ~ .s
thsssA - ~ orrsns. his reussdy dss pa "dry
up" cssrA, Sss loossus 49, - 80 ~
so.ssav. csas, aseky rnsvtns bsA ossess sna 49,
tAuAJ , % mild - ssTeSablo In ~ sosss ~
passavsly sarss Wttho1s snessAnSt Asa IRE
ehe eewaep, u pssas.ut n ths 49, snd usver
naosssAssy Vim svsnossa, Instantly Eivo - ne 49,
ness ana eeafort. II - hrss Ysses Tsse u u
u~h, fRY T. ssh, ssliAAa., and only 50 sanA Bold
By DruggbaA, a. nai,st I've
AddFcs o0OPKR, WILLOW CO., Pysshs, PAics-
whoss.ah Agents, 0sS. c. Goodwin o., kuss 1FoS
Basd, Boston W. W. whipps . Co.. Portland. iyu
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continuss to devote
hls cntrs lime 20 tho treatment Of oil diseases In
cIdsnt IN the female system. An experience OF
tventy.four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
nd permanent relief In the worst cases OF Sup'
n,sssion and All other Menstrual Derangements.
knm -hateyer oause. AL lettcrs fbr advice must
sont.in si. once No. 2 Endicott street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished TO those who wish 70 ~
main under treatment.
Boston, June ~, 1857. iryN
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.rIsBER's COUGH DRoPS' will. irta.
ken In season, break up any cough, and prevent
Con,umpf,on. IL has, In many cases, cured the pa
tient when given up by the physician. and Is spec
tally recommend 10 those who are troubled with
night coughs, as II insures sweet and refreshing
sleep.
MASON, SYMONDS 4 CO., Kennebunk, Me-,
Proprietors, GEO. c. GoobwIS & Co, Boston.
General Agents. Sold by all druggists. sp6n4O
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l. UM b E II
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

NS hosSS on summer Strsst, in Bidds.
ux = toed, known g tkssPsirSso House"
viii DO sold at bargain II spplysd
soon.
The houss 10 within . oenvsnisat distance non
he various Corporal atoms, apd 10 ooeapiSd BY four
ninillss - nspthls yotof Npsny tepan
the iSs sss6sssstiS isfss ~ ans>sss hosss-
For further particulars Esquire Of Thos n. Cole
No iOs nAiA -, % of Ma 6asah D. PsifSon, No
Hudson 81, Boston
Biddsford, yanu0y 2, 1858 3ju
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Thoss who ned the esryfess ef On sxpsrfsnesd
physIciaa or surrson IN al diGcslt and chronic
diseases Of every name ssd nstsrs. shouh give
him call.
tiels called the Frssch Secret. 0fdsr BY nail fof
81 and . rsd clamp. WI
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The National Cough Cure

Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, OF Boston
when pronounced by ply, icians aesrasie. IL will
cure any enrasis cough II .,ways ,sh'r.,. foi
superior. Admirable, also, Tor public speakers
and singers. Sold by all nruggists. u. Z. GOOD
WIN 4 CO.. Boston, Wholesale Agents,
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General .4dperftsensents (.
BoWpoIN COLLEGE.
Medical Department.

FACULTY or MEDICINE.
SAMUEL HARRIS, ID D., President Of the Col.
lege.
JOHN 5. TESSEY, L.L.D,Leetursr On Medical
Jurisprudence.
ISRAEL r. dana, Nd. Professor Of the The.
DRY and Practice OF Medicine.
WILLIAM C. ROBINSON. ND. Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
C0RfD0S l.. FORD, Nd, Professor OF Anst-
omy and Physiology.
CYRUS .: BRAckETT, Nd, Professor OF Chem.
WiEIiIM WXRREs GREENE. Nd. Professor
OF Surgery.
THEo H. JEWErT, Nd. Professor OF Obstst-
rics and Diseases of Women antChildrsn.
" ". SELYEY, ND, Demonstration OF Anat-
omy.
RrThe Forty. Eighth Annual Courss OF Leo
lures In the Medical School OF Maine. Will com.
mence Feb. 10, ls0s, and continue sixteen
weeks
Circulars. containing FULL information, may DO
obtained by applying TO the Secretary.
q. BRACKETT, Md, see,y.
brunswick, Jan. I, 1858. iva
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES?

When by the u.s of ARNICA OINTMENT you can easily
be cured II Ia, relieved thousands from BurNs, Seaids,
Chaypsd Hands, SprsIRs. Cuts. WosRds. and srsry
eopiaat Of hs Sk,R. Try It, fOr IL costs but Is cents
Be SURF and ask for
Halc,s Arnica Ointment,
For sale by al druggist or sud your address and IS cs
to O. r. sEYMOURS CO., Boston, Mass and receive q
box by return mail Octlssplyt3
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-n DIR. 8. 8. FITCHS
MHAMILY PHYS1OIA0,"

1870 sSssvS No money REQUIRED snsii the book q r..
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come veal, como Wo, tney never WoOu,
under any circumstances, submit to be
dragged TO fight in a coz witch they didn't
believe in. They he'd resolved in their
mcctius to die in their own door yards a
thousand times each, r,ther than submit to
the drafts witch wuz iInpendin too often, or
to the Observation-Disclosures wich the mon
stcr ut the he'd NV the Government WIZ a
levyin. We wuz in camp 900 strong,
when'a company Of sojcrs wuz sent agin
us. Wun by wun the defenders Nv their
rites belhot themselves NV biznis wich they
he'd at home. Wun's wife wuz momenta.
rily expected to he confined, another he'd
forgotten to feed his cattle, and thirds
oldcst son, the heir NV his hosse, wus to be
marr'd 'has mite. Eggsorin NV us to fte
bravely for our rites, and die rite there be-
fore salbmi,iin, they left. fas,. wun q, time
then five in . squad, then ten, then a hun.
drcd, ontil all wuz gone but mo and nine.
teen othen ! wua restrained BY pr;ds
the nineteen Others couldn't q, away OWN
to barrel Nv new whiskey which he'd bin
rolled onto the ground. and witch they he'd
monopoliscd stwceu cm the only Tin cur
we he'd in the camp. They were. ez a 70
ward foe their heroism and tho sufierins tina
eusood. al elected to otis ,ha, falL
I wuz treated with fiigh,fll severity.
wiz kept on the ordinary nshens NV ,
private solcr. iwuz not allowed the peroo'
sal Of tho Richmond papers, and ! WIN
compelled. afor bcio released to take the
oath NV allegiance to the Fedral Govern
ment.
And wa, hev got for III Good Lord