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been engaged, ssd every e>hsF arrangement hav.
ing reference to he ooufett ~ enjoyment II
guests has been thoroughly looked after.
AN EVENING CONTEMPORARY has perverted the
plain, self.evideat remarks Of the local reporter
Of the CRESCENT yestsrday morning The matter
is worthy Of no further notice.
THE CITIZENS or NEW ORLEANS have heard with
=. Adams. Durine The last Ten yssrs few men
have filed more prominsnt or Iors houorsbls
position in this community. Drawer. uusss
hearted or more conscientious and kindly man We
friend OF the writer, whose duty Il shall BE- to pay
Col. Adams's memory longer and more atting
tribute IN to-morrow's CRnenu.
TEE EIGHTH WARD CLUE met On Thursday
evening and elected the following officers 10 serve
during the ensuing year: N. a. LAmbias. presi-
dent; Jno. M. Jacobs, nrst vice-president; !; Jno.
psssy, s:ccrS james
assistant secretary; VIM. Swami, marshal Chas.
Martinez and Bernard ST. Upery, assistant mar
shals. at'
WHITE woxAs named Mrs. Reagan, living st
No. as Rousseau street, was Lest evening danger
SSu;'y WOUNDED o sas i0ssnssS g = - ~
husband was arrested. a -
!. A HORSE AND BUGGY. reported'as stolen yester-
day afternoon, were found subsequently, ct the
Restored To their ovner. Mr. Dsvidson'
-'-' ....tt ,ti
ABOUT TWELVE O'CLOCK on Wednesday nieht.
some unknown persons tried 10 break Into the
residence of Mr. Spiel on Herculee street. They
had succeeded in forcing open side door, and
had entered the room. when they were fred on By
trndsr. vrv =, ,uo sno sns .oiemost OF sne m
The shot ccr,d \: v.cssssS ~. ,n ie,. Sus voI1Lo
comn cor r;cc. srS ~ cssr,sS s- ~ Iu ~ ~ ~
Hood ~ss hovsver isst =. a. ~. Ss.sns. m..x
showing that the shot took eject.
rur po,,cr ro.vr v.st.,a., .or.,,,..,..
D.o.s % D. oooPei Ano " AsoAay - ponce sur
ssons'
ABOUT TEN O'CLOCK, Thursdsv. are was dis.
covered In bedroom st the reeidence of Mra
Rgart, No. 199 Baronne street. The bed clothing.
carpet, and some wearing apparel were con-
sumed, together with forty-hve dollars, which
were IN the POCKET OF . frock hanging on the
wall.
II. vHAs. hAYhosDi James FRAZIER ana Henry
S,nn,, , .s ,s;d YIN 3qr
se1 'Ron ;no .os,eon0V y. MI =. IAuuon, no.
found guilty after trial before the First District
Court and are sentenced to four yearsin the State
penitentary. f. af t1
TH1Kvys stole seversl huudred dolIavs, vrortb cs
yaIuables from the house Of Mr. Pierson IN Fs-
ljcitv street. on Thursday nieht. effectinr an an
trance bv emitting around fhs Iock IN one of ths
doors. - - = - =
....--.--.-... 49,. .-.t
DRowSED-Mr. Andrew Oliver, residing at No.
z5S kampart street, and employed as shipping
CLERK, fen INTO the river about bali past seven
CLOCK on Inursoay evening, while passing
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OBrruARY.-After q painful and lingering H.
ness, the New Orleans Agency of the Georgia
State Lottery gave up the ghost the last day Of
August, Ammo Domini, 1868. The unauthorized
coroper's jury which sat upon the remains, 70
turned verdict with the simple word, "M
Ispse." Thus hath passed away one sfo,
prominent features Of New Orleans, neySn neyinssd
resurrected. ally won
The Georgia State Lottery agen2 not know
had rickety existence from ysned. 90 40
death was prophesied monthssr unknown TO
occurred. Il II authoritatiDle il, that by the
the Georgia State LotterA execute reproduc-
agents or vendors e .S ssssss ss Drso &c,
Georgia, and has hsdtbst the inventor a thor.
tember last. Peaeabject he Is now working
State Lottery sprds Of Prim and serrsno, to
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JErFrRsos.-The full vote of Jefferson appears
to be as follows: Seymour 2123, Grant sS.
CALDwELL.-The full vote Of Caldwell is for
Seymour 5O7, for Grant 2s. For Congress: Nc
Crane 4s3. Morey "a, Kennedy 10.
AvoyELLEs,-The full vote Of AvoyeIles is: for
Seymour 1406, for Grant 591.
Us1ox.-The vote Of Union is for Seymour
14l4. for Grant L.
RIcHLAND.-1he local election in the new par
ish Of Ricbland resulted as follows: J. NJ. Oliver,
member of the House Of Representatives W. 8.
Mcintosh, parish judge; A. J. LiddeIl, sheriff; J.
N. Pitts, clerk; w. P. MsDghsm, recorder; New
TON Harris, assessor. All Democrats.
The totals now stand for Seymour 1853, for
Grant 29,302; Democratic majority 1921. We
have msjorities only in Assumption, Concordia
and st. James. Madison Is to hear from.
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FROM FLORIDA.

The state 0overBm ment Muddle--Coart Pro
ceedings.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. l.-Gov. Reeds case
against Lieut.. Gov. Gleason and Secretary Alden,
for conspiracy against the State government,
was called up at 10 o'clock this morning. After
argument by counsel Judge Cooke decided that
the affidavit was insufficient and proceedings were
qusshed on technical points, consequently the
merits of the case were not brought out, and
Gleason and Alden were released from arrest
No indications of further movements of public
interest before the meeting of the Supreme Court
on the 18th, when an opinion on the legality Of
the impeachment proceedings will be rendered.
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FROM MEXICO.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-Mexican advices say Con-
gress is about trying several important person.
ages, among them Gen Mejia secretary Of war,
for unauthorized expenditures. Romero, late
minister to Washington, is also charged with acts
contrary to the laws. Escobedo 10 operating
actively against Tamaulipas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

receive deserved and paramount attention in
their columns. .a.. ~ 49, --... --.I a..
San Antonio has two small theaters, where the
Ostermann and Crisp companies are now per-
forming. The German aud English schools of
the place are said to be excellent and the society
OF high order. had the pleasure Of peep
into the Casino " last evening, on the occ cssion
Of the monthly social assembly and dance of the
elite Of the German and American populations.
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RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l3.-River falling; 5 feet
inches In the canal. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l3.-The river is still higher.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. lS.-Passed up-Legal Tender
at 2 and Importer at A. ". Passed down
ShsIk and barges at IA. NJ. Bismarck at 10 A. NJ,
Robt. Z. Lee at 6 P. NJ. River falling
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE

Esr is IL pleasant 10 consult physa. for the relief Of
these various delicate Affections and ny spo, the most
est charm Is TO do thi The VIII then thsnk FOR
pise.s In thsr hands simple spscne which will be found
seseous in relieving and curing alnt every those
Troublesome complaints peculiar 70 s,x.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Sefzures.

NEwBEaS. N. C., Nov. l3.-The deputy collec-
tor OF internal revenue seized about 100 barrels OF
LIQUOR from parties here who failed to report the
stock on hand mp to and on the l1th inst. His
notice was not published until the day the return
was required, and then in only one paper.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
FROM CUBA.
Ports Closed.

HAVANA, Nov. 13.-Lersundi proclains ports of
the eastern department of Cuba where no custom
houses exist, closed for exports and imports.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14
EN- ROUTE FOR THE TEXAS
FRONTIER.
LETTER NUMBER FOUR.

RELICs-DEPARTURE FROM SAN ANTONI0-MORE
ABOUT THE cITY-oUR ESCORT AND oUTFIr-THE
NEEDS OF TEXAS.
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wronsss'.

Ysalss owing 10 The pseuiiar ana important relations
which they saais, their peculiar organization and the Offices
thsy perform, subject many ssssrngu Freedom from
tbsse contribute In degree 20 their hap ,ins.s and
welfare for none can be happy Who a Not only 80, but
Of these vaoss Female can long b suffered
torn without involving the general health Of The ndvid
nal. end ere issg producing
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

ouent tnem hmpic lustics tne bunloct
sasn~ats few Of the additional causes which
largely Affect the
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
In classes ocisty vhIe, consequently Affect
ssiess directly welfare Of the entire human family Ths
mania that exists for precocious edution and marriage
sa.ses the years designed corposa develop
snt 70 and perverted the restraints Of drsss
shs early consnsment Of school, especially
healthy Of the ball Thus with the body
half clothed mind unduy by pleasure psr
verng midnight revel the hours designed BY for
Isep and rest work Of half accomplished
In consequence this early strain upon her system.
necessary effort required by the delicate votay
her situation school later day. thus sggavating the
evil When excitement over another In prospective
Keeps the mind morbidy sensitive TO impression. while the
now Of fashionable dr absolutely for
bidding exercise Indispensable to the attainment and
tentiou Of organic health strength the exposure night
cir the change temperature the complete prosrs
Zion produced by excessive dancing must Of necessity, pro-
duss their legitimate effect Atsst early marriage clsps
Che icnax misery and the unfortunate one hitherto
utterly regardless plain
her delicate nature ling subject medical
satent This b picture Of the experience
thousands Of young women
Long before ability exercise the functions Of the gen.
rstvs organs they require edscstca Of their peculiar
nervous system composed Of what called the tissue which
H. I'm common with the female breast and lips evidently
under the control
early poriod Of life; shall subsequently, these
emotions when excessive lead before puberty to habits
which SAP the very victims nature has self
es.,,eted thar development
FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
wHiTBs Or LEUooRRHGA.
TOO PRoFUsE MESsrRUArIoN.
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
roR rRoLArsUs AND BEARING DOWN.
OR PRoLAPsUs urERI.
WE oYrKR THE MOST rRRFEcr SPECIFIC KNOWN:
Helnbold's Compound Extract Of Buchu.
Directions for Use. Diet and Advice accompany.
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
From infancy 10 old age viii Ord remedy to aid
nature in the discharge Of It's functions.
sIKESeIH Is THE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woxaxuoon
BELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHUi
Is MORE STRENGTHENING THAN ANY OF THE
PREPARE rIoSs OF BARK OR IRON,
Infinitely Safer and More Pleasant.
uEIMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU,
.esns In the United States Is now offered afflicted hu
nsnity CERTAIN CUBE for the i,llowing diseases and
symptoms, from whatever cause originating:
General Debility.
Mental and Physi.s Depression.
Determination Of Blood TO the Head,
Hysisra.
General Irriiabir,y,
Rsst.s.nsss and ssrrlsssnss' at Night.
Ab.spc. Of Muscular Emciescy,
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Hundreds surr IN silence and hundreds Of others apply
vsiny 10 druggists md dosto who either merely tautaze
thsn with the hope Of apply remedies which make
mem would wish TO anything that would
Do injustice to The smessd, but obliged 70 say that
although may Be preduosd from excessive exhaustion ofths
psvxs of BY laborous employment unwholesoms air and
food rrofuss nsnssuasios, the Of tea and coffee and
frequent ehdbish, n Is far osns caused By direct irritation.
applied TO the membrane Of the vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
Mis- most painful to contemplate the attendant evils
ausnt upon shsn II is but simple justice the subject W
sasn~sts few Of the many additional causes which
largely Affect the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-14

The following are the returns Of the election in
Louisiana as far as received:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Six and q half millions Is the price 1t
which the Hudson Bay Company propose
20 sen their proprietary American interest
to the The British Government.
In single day last week ten children lay
dead in the vicinity Of Corn Hill, suburb
Of Utica. New York, from eating snr'ps
fruit.
Oak washers, . substitute for iron and
leather for carrisge sxsls cut snd bent 10
shape By machinery, 10 the last Invention
by 4 New Bedford mechanic.
Next Saturday. Dexter is to srot over
the Fashion Course. 1t Is reported tnat
Bonner has agreed 70 give tlo,ooo 70
charitable institution il bis horse don
make annie in 2:12-two seconds better
than the fastest time.
The Russian Grand Duke who is coming
to this country, 10 eighteen years DID, and
In the third son Of the Emperor.
An old gentleman At Saratoga who has
b>eo regular in his attendance there Tor %
yesrs. claims to have imbibed IN thst time
500 barrel. Of Congress water.
Robert Collysr calls Hawthorne the
Hamlet Of American Literature. whose
words were "the moonlight OF romance.
The proj.c, OF uusting Lake Huron and
Lake Ontario bids fair to be reality. Able
engineers have decided that the work .
feasible.
In Putnam county, New York, . uum'
Ter of lakes having q length OF twenty
miles, situated on plateau, have been So
cured BY the Crotch Aqusduee Depart
mont for the accommodation Of tho rest
dents Of New York. These immense sheets
81 water are capable cffurniahins SSo,oVo.'
600 gallons daily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
PHYS Clam B.


w n. HINGE. 5s.,D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. orYTcy CORNER
= "a and Brady up stair opposite Davenport Es-
i4ouSl B3nK. sDYiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
one coLtsR FOR FAC. ARTICLE.


Exceed those oil ever other establishusnt OF the
kind.-proof of fhis eau be found in comparing our
premiums with tosc Of others Tor Clubs Of the same
siz., in addition 70 which We clane to give better
goods 81 the same character
We will send to Agents fee Of charge,
Fon A CLrs OF 80 AND THntR DolLAn-l dog
good lined shirt fronte; l set Solid Gold Stuos 81
Wool Cashmere for PAnie. nne white Counterpane.
:lS: 1s a..a y.ld Ss 4.
egant 100 Picture Morocco bound Photo Aoem
double lens Sereoscope ahd - Foreign Views:
silver plated epgra-ed bette Caster; eiegaAtefik
Fan. with ivory or sandal wood Frame. feather edge
and spangled steel Carving Knife and Fork. very
best qaaiity, ivory balanced handle; ! handsome
nne Damsak Table Cover: ! Pr best quality Ladies
eeigs Congress Boots dor Anc Linen Towels: -
dos aogerS best Silver D~s~ert Forks Ladies' large
J.? dog elegant Silver plated engraved Napkin Rngs
oos ladies' hne Merino or Gotten Stockings: Gems
I p,,Ip. b1s.:
Sioi,n and Bow. In b0x complete set jewelry pin
ear drops. and sleeve buttons.
For Ciuo o. % and Five Dolars-l black or col.
ored Alpscca Dress Pattern: set lace Curtains
r. ~ MOO slans:s, cns.avsd Silver plated bottle
od Iesas, seyv Writing ut. ss:s solid
Pants and Vest: set ivory balanced handle HALVES
win silver plated FORKS; elegant satin Parasol.
Boots = yds good priat ~ yds good brown 81
bieaehed sheefng Yard vide q - yds 0-s VI vide
good quality Ladies' elesart Morocco Travelling
Drs.s pattern; - yde don width cloth icr Ladies
cloak elegant cnGfaved silver plated Tea Pot; syds
eou. with water proof cloth Tor cloaking.
For Club OF 100 and Ten Dollare-l sich Meriuo
or Thibet Dress pattern pair hne Dsnaek Table
Cloths and Napkins to match 4 ~. sents Freneh
Cali Boots heavy silver plated engsEed lee itch
q very 1ne I'll wool CLOTH for LAdf4 Cloak: web
vesy best quality brown o. bleached sheetine
yds me Cashmere for suit: elegant Poplin Dres,
Pastern elegant ELglifh Deraes Drsss pattern
beautiful English Bersge shawl; ct Ivory oaisn
eed aane!c knive: and Ferks iadles q (snn q
yer Hunting Case Watch !; Bartlett Had. Poftsois
| Sewing Machine eplsndid Family Bible steel en-
cravings with record and Photograph pages; 70 yos
Marseilles Quilt rood barrel revolver elegant
| fur Mu3 and Cape: sin9le barrel shot gan 81.
plated. engraved bottled Revo'yiDH Castor, Gu,
| SET Ivory balas eed knives and Forks.
Presents fer larger Clubr increase In the ZANE -
I ito.
| Catalogue OF Goods cent TO any address rec.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

Ths Elmira, New York Advertiser says:
Whenever there is preponderating
re publican majority, the churches are GER
tain TO thrive and prososr.'
To this, Rsv. Z. X. Bsecher. CT tue
=" Beecher family" replies, through an H.
tense radical
"Yes sir, whenever you claim tina sance-
ion ofreigion for opinions upon when
good and honest men Disagree, ! shall pro-
test. Remcm bsring that sincere ana PAT
rio,ic priesiA devised and procured the
death Of Jesus remembering that Paul
verify thought himself doing COTS gel vice
in prosecuting Christian bslievert remom-
beIins the reign Of Henry Will, Ed.ard,
Mary and Elizabeth. when our English an.
ces.ors kept up ses-saw Of Romanist and
Protestant over pit Of blood ann fire
reme m bering, in short, that religious en-
thusiams have usually crazed the parties
actuated By them, and resulted in eyelsss,
hsadl css, hsartless, pi,iless and useless
blandering-I therefore deplore the intro
duction OF religion into party politics.
protest when either party calls itself the
party Of God and religion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
A x e 8.
ALL STYLES AND SHAPES
GET YOURS FOR NOTHING.

Any one VINO sends u. an order for Five e, Axes.
Al one dollar and half EACH with the cash will re-
oelve one extra. for nothing
We pnt oar Axe alongside OF AIRY other make
and prove Il the beat hrishei and the LARGEST s,cc
mt assri Ing two aud half inches
We nave made Axes for twenty two ye.rs and
won't yield the palm In share TO any manufscturer.
AND yet. confess that Sucker OF Illinois called
Colhnrn. beat us In his patent shape The circular
oli and eoninu U: edge makes the same labor pro.
duce tWcs much eject
This cut Is like the Colburn Patent Axe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

unSnN sect casey ~ 10 80
EDNEcS EXTRACT.
Saos S0rDs, Bruises. l.msm emes .
DOrcness,9O EhrOUt. ToOe Il uc b Z
EMrache. Ne .ralgia.a n b . = N : eisrn
n.om DnEo, Piles. 0Oils. Atin1s.
gore - e.. bleeding Ofihe I.uu ~.
Nose, Stomach, or OfAsil~s.
Ulcers. Old Sores. Price 20 cas.
- - IS.
IrThese Remedies, exccp, BONDS EXTRACT
~ the csc or snge boz. sent to any part of the
country, by msii or express free o eharsr a.. -
csipt OF the price.
Address Hum phrey's Specific II Homeopathic Mea.
icine COMPANY. Office and Depo;, No 36s R,a.s.
wAr, New York. D. Hrxraaxr IL consulted SsIi,
u bis Once. pers ally by letter, A. above ~,
AL forms OF diseass. The above Medicines .oi5 n
Z. s. bALLORD. .aa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

Of SILK or Bunting. e Fer Army Regulstionss
constantly on hand and made TO order.
ASSIGNRES SALE.
In the matter Of Richard b. Hill, Bankrupt:
Public notice is hereby given that on the first
~ dav Of October. A. D., 1858, commencing at
public auction at Metropolitan Hall in the city
Of Davenport. IN said Scott county, Iowa, oil the
personal assets Of the said bankrupt, consisting
Of promissory notas. bills Of exchange, certi6-
Gates Of deposit. household goods. furniture, or
nanssts Of person. one bay mare, two casrisges,
one buggy, one sleigh. one Ericon engine and
eievating belt, one safe, one desk, one set Of
double harness, one riding bride and saddle,
CD settees, $50 chairs, and IL lamps and ether
personal property.
Also :. the same time and plsss the following
Then. s. 4 u ece. 10. ssA the ". \ Of the
n. W. L and the N. = Of the 9. ". \ Of Sec
10. al = townships 50 D. IL wOk In Tama
Also. the n. ". fractional x of the N. ". 4
Of sec 5, ell in townships "a r. u West in Stc-
rev county, Iowa.
s1Also the equity Of redemption Of the said
bankrupt IN and to the following real sstaie sit
usted il the city Of Davenport, Sostt eounty.
Iowa. viz: Parts Of lots Nos. and 10. block
81, kaowu as stores Nos. !, >. and Z. East ese-
ond street.
The esss ~ feet Of lot q. block 81, lots and
| 10, block 5. Paskef's addition.
| The south ITO feet Of the north 92 feet Of the
| west half CT lot 2. Whislsr's addition.
| Lots ], 2. 8. and 6. Bazaar block.
The south 16l feet Of the east halt Of outlet %
| he uortn As Net Of tie south 30 feet OF the
| west hSlf Of Quito %.
The south - feet Of the west half Of out LOT 80
Alsoa letsehold interest in part Of lot 5, bIeel
| Is, which expires April J.. 1867
| For further particulars rsfsrance 10 made v
the schedule Of mid property stsaehsd 70 ID.
ssid bankrupts petition now on ils in the ONCE
n. r. Price. Esq, Register for sid Diserict
Terms ofvals viii ~ cash.
= GurssD, .Aoi4ees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10

NIw Lops Ar BsLLsvus.-Ths Bellevue
Journal of Thursday says:
''Mr. John McKenra, a citizen Of Belle
vue. is in good luck again. A new lode
has been struck in his old diggings over
the river. The miners have dug into .
cave said 10 DO $50 feet Icing, in which
many thousands of dollars worth Of mineral
IS in sight. We shall soon visit the dig
gings aud repor further.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
SREclAl N0TlcG0.
SlmillA SlmlLiBS cURanTUR.
HUMPHREYS
ATR9lC RRECIElGsl

nv - = 1XuS 81 I'M A&9
HAVE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
A experience, an antire success simple-Prompt
49, At and Rel able They are ths only Medl-
500 perfectly sdap.ed to popular use.-so simple
miislakes cannot be made IN using them 50
na!m,ess 10 be free from danger, and so efficient
a. 70 oe alwsyareliabie They have raised the high
cereatisfaction Cent?
l,cure- E'eyer-. Congestion. InfsmAtions. IS
= Worms Worm Fever. worm Collie. -
= :, Crying-Colic or Teethins Oh infants. -
= :. Diarrhoea Of Chtldren q Adults =
. Dv@entery, Gripping, Bilious Cole -
.. Cholera NIorbus, Vomiting. 70
- :. Coughs Colds. Bronchitis 70
= Neuralgia, -oothsche, faeeache IS
~ . Haadacnes Sicx de adacae. Vertigo IS
70, Dyspepsta. Bilious Stomach IS
~ Suppresssssi, or Painful Periods rs
~ Whites, too profuse Periods. rs
- :, Group. Cough, Difhcnlt Breathing 20
"a, Salt Ehe,i,n, Erysipelas. Eruptions Is
70 Eheuinatisin. Rheumatic pains Is
H. H. s; n,vsr ~. Ague, cail feser, Agas's =
Is optn. l'na Or . Dass ssrs 81 weak ave;
y, Crtatrh acute or earcnic .InAusnza IS
e. :. whooping Cough. violent eough5c
o. !. AHsthIna. oppressed Breaihing. 20
e. Lar Ci- charges, impaired hearings0
a. =. Scrofuls, enlarged glands. swellings 50
o. :. General Debility physical weakness 50
"a :. aDropsy, aad sesniy secretions g
a. /. sss,-l" lSna-S. sickness from riding. 10
a. hiuncy disease. Gravel TO
- Nervous Debility Seminal
90 :. .nai Sci on ,invpl un.sry Dis caarses.I 90
~ Urinary Weakness. wettlng beiso
90 !. ai,ninl Periods. with spasms.. 30
a. :. SsuuHeiing a; change OF life. .......1 90
80 . Espiie psy, spasams. 81. Wins Dancell -
80 Diptheria, liberated sore throat -. 50
fAdiLl cAsES. OF IS to 10 lsrre wills
aioloeco or rosewood case, containing specis
Hc ior every Ordinary disease o family is sub
!ec' TO. books Of directions. From slo tos IS
&c 20 sS ~ IA. ma travelling cases, with
Specifies for ~ private Diseases. bo,n r.. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-10
j. A. KsEEEs NJ. d.,

nuYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence 10. %, corner Man and Third
rests, Davenport. losa. jyl-e2-d
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