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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11
WANTED,

GOOD JOURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH. to
"A whom will give Ii 5cral wages and constant
cmplnvmcnt JOHN II. SfIEW BRIDG E.
Summit Point, Ian. IS. lS6S-.it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

NEW GOODS ARRIVING.
EVERYTHING IN FAVOR OF THE BUYER |!
COME AND SEEl
7 INVITE attention to my stock of NEW GOODS:
II is large, handsome and understanding Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YESTINGS,
AND OYER-COATINGS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. FANSY GOODS
A ND NOTIONS, DOnESJICS'
Ready made Clothing, LimPs, Oils; &c, &c.
October %, 1861. H. l.. hblohELh'
noMESTICS.
IL White and Red Fiannels,
TwiIled Sha ker and back Flanncls.
BROW n nd Blcachsd CVitons,
Ticking nd Plaid Coitons.
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS.
All Wool DeIsines Striped POplins.
Striped Repp, Black RePp,
Black nd Plaid a Ipaceas,
Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
Rufinrs. BsImorAls. &C
~ESTIEMEN'S GOODS.
I English, French r. American Cashmere.
Poots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Under Shirts, Collars. Socks,
Neck-Tics. Shirt BOson5E,
Silk and Linen Hs ndk eTChieis.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Ii Over Coats. Goats, Pants, vests,
Boys Suits, DraweTs, &c
AMPS. &C.
L. fine assortment Stand & Hand Lamps,
MetaI-Top and Plain Class Chimney.
Burners and wicks.
KEROSENE OIL
~ No. article Of Kerosene Oil
I UBRICATING OIL.
IL Oil for NachiBes.
October p 1861. II. J.. HEfSEEIL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

DUY the hest DELAWARE CORN SHELLEE-
ID Double aul Single Spout, fermentation sale
by RANSOM & DUKE.
Feb. II. 1868.
GLOVER Seed, Timothy Seed, and Orchard Grass
" Seed, for sale by RANSOM &-DUKE.
Feb. II 1865.
k1ISTERN Pmn2s, Grindstones and Grindstone
~ Hangings Pu mp Chains, and Wooden Tubing
for Chain Pumps, for ga by
Fob. II, ls6S. RANSOM & DUKE,
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MIS- GILLIAN EOUS.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

TUST received from Baltimore, and will be sold
- at reduced prices,
C GERMANTOWN, from $ 300 to $3.50;
TURNOVER SEA ROCKA WAYS, trimmed with
LEATHER, from 5000 30 $3.50;
BEST LEATHER TOP BUGGIES, with Cloth
HEAD LISISG, S225.
Several Second Hand CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
and ROCKAWAYS, at very low prices.
w. J. HAWKS,
Agent for VIM. Mccain.
Nov. &c lS61-3m. [Clarkc Journal COpy.l
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN MILLINERY
MISS MAGGIE JOHNSON.

MISS MAGGIE JOHNSON,
WOULD state, for the information of the Ladies
w of Charlestown and vicinity, that she has
certify returned from Baltimore with full and
complete stock of
SEASONABLE MILLINERY GOODS,
comnnsed of articles the most fashionable and be-
coming. She especially invites the attention of
Ladies to her beautiful styles of
BONNETS, HATS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &C.,
all of which she tosell at the most reasonable
figures TO those who favor her with their
With the determination that her work snail com
mend itself for and utility. she confidently
ticipates liberal share of public patronage
October %, 1861.
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NOTICE.

StETTLE UP Tho undersigned has his accounts
- ready, nd all persons knowing themselves in
dcbtcd will please settle without further nolicc.
NJ. b. FRYER.
Rinnnr Ian 1S6S-ct
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Read the Certificates:

Read the Certificates:
We hereby certify that we have used 'Beckwith's
Electric Liniment' for Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
and received entire relief from its application
We confidently recommend il to the public.
Mas. F. NJ. RANSOM, JEFF. Co., Va.
MRs.T. Fl. WILLIS, SO t' sc
LIZZIE S. PAGE, -
MILDRED c. WATERS, "a
REV. G. NJ. CALLAWAY, GOO West
Lombard Street, Baltimore.
MiddIeway, jeff. Co w. Va,
January 2lst, 1868.
Ma. GEO. II. BEcKwITH:
Dear SRA few days since spralned my ankle
very severely. 1t was badly swollen, and very
painful-Icould not get on my boot. a friendgave
inc some of your LnIncnt. used it once only
rubbed long and we'll at night, and the next morn
ing was so lar relic ed to be able to get my
boot and walk without limping.
believe it to be the greatest Lirimert now
known, and recommend it to every one
am, sir, yours gratefully, r..
GEO. w. NELs5N:
o. FoR SALE BY AIsQU ITH & BRO and CAMP
BELL & MASON, Druggists al Charlestown.
January IS, lS6S-ly.
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HARPER's FERRY DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned having purchased the
Drug Store formerly conducted by Mr.~
Lajoy, a the corner of shenandoah and High IL
streets, Harper's Ferry, respectfully informs
the public hat he designs giving his exclusive care
and attention to it's proper management. The
stock has already been largely rcplenished, and
will he added to from time to time necessity may
require.
GJ- PREscRIrTIoNs carefully compounded, and
orders respectfully solicited. C. e. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, October s, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-11

CURE YOUR HORSES.
StTONEBRAKERS Bells and Foutz's Horse Pow
- ders. all highly recommended for all diseases
incident to horses, COVE, sheep and swine, for sale
by c. E. KELLER.
HarPer's Ferry, Jan 81, 1865.
large and well selected stock of Station cry,
n consisting in part of Cap. Letter and Note Pa
per, Buff and White Envelopes of all sizes, Copy
Books, Steel Pens, Lead Pencils, Visiting Cards,
aIso a nice lot of French Note Papcr with Envelopes
to suit, just received and for sale by
G. E. BELLER.
Harpcr's Ferry, Jan 81, 1865.
A SUPERIOR article of Cod Liver Oil, fully equa
n to Burnett's, Shines or any of the bottled oil
and at half the price, for sale by the pint, quart
gallon, by c. Z BELLER.
Harpcr's Ferry, Jan. 81, 1865.
DOCKET Diaries and Hagerstown Almanacks, for
Il sale by c. E. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, Jan. 81 1868.
NOR FROSTED FEET, remedy to be
i had at G. E. BELLER'S,
Harper's Ferry, Jan. 81 ,ls6s.
GUM Rottes and Teething Rings can AN, be had at
Harpcr's Ferry, Jan. 81, 1868.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,

TGNHAT l.. DINKLE is dealer in Gold and Silver
/ Watches, Rich Jcvclry, Silver and Silver Pla
ted Ware OF all kinds: also. is Rcpairer of Gold
and Silver Watches, Clocks aud Jcwelry of all
kir ds. Call and see him, he is determined to
sell as low corresponding articles can be had in
Baltimore, at Stewards old stand in Cha lstown.
December 10, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

man. The next object was an old sword
that had been in the family for many years,
presented by distingv ishsd French officer.
whose name cannot now reco.lect. about
time Of the Canadian Feuch war. The old
heuso lf-commodious, suAsfantiss. N
ostentsticus wassn object Of particular
Interest to nc. Hike he antique. 9ssl.
somehow, MS IL the pass was eazing al me.
and experience yeaera,ien in tie presence
that age should always inspire.
The governor seoa aplesref, ana al er
cordial welcome, gave the a ne ramsinins
morning hours We talked o. evaryshine {,
OF the present c0nd ton II tso country,
and the auticip8tions Al a7AiSiies concefn
ing its future. Ee repeated that lie ha3
BOT desired the distinction CONFERRED I'M
him, and correctly prsfsE ed, II lie could
have controlled events, to remain ct home,
in che quiet enjoyment Of tho happiness
that surrounded him. do re fcal at lIb-
ty now to mention many things that
msy refer to hereafter lie spoke Of Presi
dent johnson in the wsrmcst terms OF re-
spse,, aud said his four years battle Tor inc
constitution would mmortaze his admins
uztion in history. lie REGARDED hIm ~ a
strong man, possessing THE abiiilt, boio-
mss. and energy 10 make bis ont INKS 3et
feel The weight Of his Influence II tue c9pn-
cils Of the nation. lie referred "a tas high
estimation IN viii b he held Mr.. Chisf jas
lice Chase. and 10 the proc. dug In tae
delegation OF bis STATE on the very morning
81 bis nomination, during which he adyo-
Gated and carried the motion that the de G
gstion should cast the vote OF New York 10
the Chef Justice whenever i. should ba
fund that Mr.. Hendricks, for whom its
vote lad been cast nearly all through the
tal' otiurs, could not be nomir ate1 IL
poke also Of the great influence tho Chief
Justice might WELD hereafter il placing tht
Government on ilrm basis. lie pattieu
harry referred to Gen. Hanc Ok AZ al aulS
AMI gallau. oll er, oe eolarred views 6
! government, a. Illustrated in his conduct a
| New Olcnns, and Gil 'ogizsi lie generou.
and patriotic conduct Of the other gentle
men whose names wcre before the cunven
| tion--Pendleton, Hendricks. Doci.it!e
Packer, English, Parker, Ewing, &c it
tho grsa' political battle now gong on.
The letters from all quarters received b
him speak confidently oil success; but Ia
question IL in the hands OF the people, ant
he will he content with their decision. /
called to the presidential chair. he will de
vote himself to the interests Of the couatrv
and his ambition will be to restore harmon
and prosperity TO oil sections By adherin
strio,ly to the landmarks Of the constitu
ton. His health never was better. Iii
enemies need not. therefore, concern then
selves about his successor At all event
no will 'never say die during tho nel
four years.
Hound Nrs. Seymour to be dignii,
and intelligent lady, an agreeable convers
uonnlist, and. bv ..r accompl lshments, pr
eminently qualified to adorn high slaiio
J. d. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

Crack up the glue ard put il in bottle;
add to ii common whisky; shake up, cork
,ieh,, ard in three or four days :, can oe
used. Il requires no heating, will keep :or
any lsngth of tine, and Is Al al times
adv fer nsc, except IN the coolest westh-
er rhea il sill require warming. It must
b kent light, I'D that tho whisSY vii Mt
esaDora.e. The usual cotks o. s,oppefs
sb,u'd ~. 10 usea. II viii become clggged.
4 tn stopper, covering = 9 bottle, but ut
ting rs closely as possible Is better
10 KsRr BrrTra SWEET III a eAsK.
4 compou q one part sugar, one pert
uilfs and ,Ro parts Of the est Spanish
ssst. heat together into fine powder, and
NIX thorough ~ til the butter IN proper
t,ou of one Dunes to the pound, mas been
found to keep the butter 10 every respect
swee, and sound during two wears tia, it
va. in the ca.k. Ii is also said to impart
a rich, marrowy flavor that no other butter
ever acquires, and tastes very little Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
DIR. SHALLENB ERGER'S

FEVER AGEE ANTlDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years
Those who have used 1t don't need to be told OF
it, merits bat for the benefit OF others We publish
fsw testimonials, and say
TRY IT.
Tacrs ros TpR PeorLs -DR. So1rLL2ssEaes. - Fs-
VIE ASD Acur Asrlnorn -,
oEurs our pills hsve, to my kn,wlcoge. given
We have no old customers for your pills, from II y
fact that one bottle never fsi. to the most OBJ
stinate cssss. Those who have used then recon-
mend them TO others, and could produce testimo.
ny in every used they have not failed
to elect rerueneutcure. Hse
one old gentleman tells ms that when he invested
$3.50 in your medicine IL Of the best invest
menis he ever made He had been afflicted with fe-
yer and ague ever two years, and not hing would ef
feet cure, until one bog Of your pills did the work
And now. for Uore than year. he has not felt the
slightest symptoms Of a return OF the disease. See
Advertisement. ALLEN HHuRbIoKs. Druggist
Lynn, Mass. October es,h 1865
DE-. ssiLLyssEaGEk Dear Sir: have been for
eleven weeks sick with Fever and Ague contracted
In the army After beng sick for two weeks. came
home from Alexandria, Va. and then had shake
we're attack every day for eight weeks without enc
exception, which weakened me so that was anablc
to walk. All these nine weeks l id two doctors
attending me; ent they corli not stop the shakes,
NOR EVEN help them. Ny brother came home from
Alexand ria, and brought me bottle Of yeur pills
He recommended them very highly. and said they
hal srss np f. S If ss.'ss
sged by the doctors, hat AZ last concluded to take
them, and the sacond core cured me completely. I
have not had tle least sn OF chin for come weeks.
and am gaining engih every day There are now
ana ses h: :S sSs g ga do..s o sf%s
~.'A'nsssa. ros1s. ~ ril1es s5. ,ors,.
tA A0ssSs - xsNk981Ds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
Pnre blood. Muddy MAJOR.

Pare blood may be compared 10 TO pure water ana
impure blood to muddy water. II you pass muddy
water t,r.ugh muslin you soil Z: cover with thick
mud. Bood passes through all parts OF the body:
ifgoed and pure II nonrishes and cleanses the parts
Il goes through Ifimpurc It leaves more or less Of
dirt behind IL. BKAsp.f Tms PIiLs the medicine
wanted, because they arc made on purpose to take
dirty humors ont OF the body, and they never fall
These pills serafula, Of forty years stand
ing tn .y have cured cases Of rheumatism when
the pat had not walked tor four years. OF para.
yss where tho legs had lost their power OF move
M for scventccn years. The evidence in these
cases cannot be disputed. IL there town In the
world whire such evidence exists not. II Brand
reth's Pills have been much used there We know
that such evidence can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box my name in the
Government 81 amy, in white letters.
=. baASpxEtz .Brandreth House, New York. Sold
bv a nru vfsts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

The radicals are publishing n manufac-
tursd and forged speech purporting to
hsvc bscn delivered by Gen f. b. Blair
jr in St. Louis, in 1885 Wbsn told tina,
eAsss we're no fenians in 1866. they say
"wsll. then. II must have been in 1866"
The New York Sun, a republican paper,
wsrccently asked BY a correspondent to
publish the thing. and it did so, M iollows
"GxSrLsasS - An WITH ypn heart aud
soul. and heartily say. God bless the FIN
means til volce. Fen,ans. Generai.D
know shat AN taking about. ani say
f.ancgaas. daughter and cnnfusion !
Api say that hopp Is See The c,a,e
1 ts'sh and prosper, and shall bless the
DAY wien iceland 1. governed 81 l. hmen.
In nphsnips this lsnAahle under. skug,
ri 10 all can to assist fon. VII
place myself, II needs be. at vour heed,
march wiih Non 10 Satcu Island, oyersac
Your eniharssuan, will stand on the mDst
esatafed o!uG Of tho ceast, and a. Won ia;sc
ia- Green embem ovar the Stars and
stripes, whtc Your steamers under full
hstdsay are cunning Their prows 10 the
cssi.4 wll say good-by, God bless YOU, and
may soa ea snccesslal in your undortaa-
Ing May you lift the British lion ou' Of
H.. hpots. and wrest from his grasp the
emerald gan Of tho sea but whether or
nai YOU succeed ~ this endsayor, may you
each aud all remain In Ireland or else
where. and never again set foot upon these
shercs ! You are wanted there aud VIC can
SCI along wlthoat yu" -
And Tho .~uu ranutit.au ,,a,.r ,L...
added, editoiiailv, tho following:
"rais 10 tho speech which tho ropubii-
cans say General Blair delivered. We
don't belics. J.. We don't believe Gen
hiAir ever Insultcl ain lash audience. We
pF'noance the speech forgery who can
pfose mat Il is genuine =
rns radical press publishing tn, fafeefy
s.y ,aat ,he speech" Was made AN 10.
f!cnse TO serensdc hy Fonian pr acess.
ION. Aside from the fact tina. a gentle
msn IKE Gen. Bar could rot have ~ J
such language, who l. lsyes that a fer'an
professor" worii ha.e l~t- 81 q such
ssmsFAs iofm ans sftaktF addressing them
without "saing" TOR him.
The 81. Louis Hspeti,cin. OF lass $50. s.
c'sn.l.s. tho Who'll Business by tar @i.
lesinc:
The ~ Y. Tribune states that tho Rps.
ton Irareier All saed on7 tits report. Ne
tcnb OF v. acre e,o many drag nets
like the sribgas and Isarsler Engaged N
'tishing" up he dry waters aud foul
ss~srs Of c,lu,nns aud fAlshood, aud every
thing y fish that comes to ihair nets. Bat
the above stupid fiction is not even re.
spectacle gar &c s.aipia. NO SPEECH
OF TIE KIND WAS EVER DELIVER
Ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
ASlAT!c CH0'. ERA IN CHINA!
.4fsNOst Every Case
CURED WITH
p A I N K ILLE r.

Read the following letter from the Rev r. Te'ord
Missionary 10 China, ana who is now visiting MS
home in PENNSYLVANIA
wAsnnersr, Penn. June %, 1858.
Messrs. PKgsY DAVIS & Sox, Providence H. L.
Dear srs During residence Of some ten years ~
missionary in siam and China. found your egct
able Pain Killer meat vsna bieremedy Tor IN atiear
full scour ge. the Oh Terra.
In administering the medicine. found 1t most e..
fectuai TO give teaspoonful OF Pain Killer IN GU
othot water sweetened with sugar then. after aooss
fifteen minutes. begin to give tablespoonful o. tle
came mixture every minute until relief was obtaineo.
Apply hot applications TO tn. extremtiee basne
the bowels and stomach with thu Pain Killer ciesi
and rub the limbo briskly. OF thos, who nad ne
Cholera. aud took the medicine faithfully in the way
stated above. eight out Of ten recovered
Truly yours, 4. TELroaO,
- n attacked with Diarrhaa, Dpsentcry. Or
Cramp Collie don't fail % use the Pain Killer Sosd
bya Medicine deriers. jysdkw3o
Price IS cents so cents: and 81 per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
GOV. SEYMOUR.
Whit ola Washington Ed.
itOr to Him.
what shc Governor Said on a, y
Occas1On.

Utica. n Y. tAug. 2o). Editorial Correspond
cnee OF the Washington Express
Irsached the place arly this mornin,
and put up ., the Ba.,erield house. The
Bausrfiold is the hssd1u sr;ers of Gov.
Seymour, wnc Is now the object OF a,t,ac-
uon 10 our people. in view OF the fact thai
no IL 20 be the next president oftte United
States.
Accepting the invitation Of Gov. Sey-
moars private sscretary,Mr Knox, | visited
SRe governor al nis country seat, about
four ,n,les from the city. .Deertields" is
the name by which the far n is known. /.
v IN a. beautifully siinated. commanding a
saaseiii cnt view Of the surrounding ceun.
srs a. well - the city of Utica. Psiaaas
TIT IS ono Of the best agricultural reaions
n the staic, aat this probably oae ot TIE
hasst oi ihe tine f1rias shout here. The
governor gives to THIS farm much Cf his
tune sai .sssaticn. and often goes TO NO 1
Win has inca, coat eli, with as much ener-
fs. AID perhaps as much skill. as the best
oi them niaa Of his position. howeTs~
f~1anot live fsr hiiassll Mutually hiatt
vice Is sougat by a'S ueighuors. aud hs
must give much oil his time to matters ne,
particularly h own. For Instance an,,..
osa~r things thAt oc srpy HIS attention. be
- shs president of cheese COMPANY
Probably some Of the celebrated efse.e
0sde IA this section of toe state thar "a.
0ad upon our tables has been insre.ied Ana
sAsssd oy the next piesidcn, Of me t'n;,c.3
etasss, nov president OF lie Utica Chsssc
oo0pany.
D-.suslds has belonged 70 the family II
NJ seymour for more than 900 years
~ here the original grant of the tract
Src,n the Daks Of York, together WITH other
~>senss wristsn In the Da,ch language.
1vued by Peter Stuyvcsaat, the earliest
match z ,sernor Of New York. Many OF the
1sscendsats Of the early Dutch settlers of
Hev. York are to be found in this country.
There a-e many descendants, too, of the
prieinsl Welsh families e.iiing there Tao
ii the neighncrs csmc in while was there
- tender to Mrs. Seq uour piece Of music
N the wsish iasgaass. solid, ubstaniial,
nsslitgsnt-looking men, aud rho evidently
.as<rtssn fse the governor the profoundes,
lsgard. -.
ass. Ssynesr. on ny arrival was out on
ehe farm. While waiting, had q little
sipe {, look reuudse The first object thai
hssrssled ny ssesntien was the head, hoof s,
Md adder u nAnmsth moose ever The
l,-door, which the governor had shot sons
oArs ago Il IL 0Aghi6cent specimen
"a must have rsqpired the skill of IN ex'
z~csd mArksnsn - bria6 d4Wa ths 10
oanissl. Gov. Ssymeuss pfi@n hiApelf
-, = his rre0sleucy y > vpsets'
50 szc. .t'sa-:rS1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
lefrats Life Pills aud Pho ak Eitltrs.

The most successful medicines in the world. Med
cal men. clerrymen. philanthrops's all acknow-
edge they performing wonderful effects In ra.es
ofphv-ical weakness billions secret dysrepsia,
loss Of appetite OF the liver and skin. Mot
fsts Life Pills are the best Cithsrtc and Blood pur
fer offered to the public. They cleanse the system
from ali impnrliy and grie the bowels. sold
by ell pru. gisis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
L New Orleans, La, established in 1850 and for
the last six years located ii Clicago-ihc mos
cessful Specialist Of the axe IN The treatment OF I'LL
diseases OF q private natl7c-can be cjnldentially
consulted at his Office aud rooms. SO HASpoLrH erssHr
coRNtR OF DkaEsoHs sFELET, rP STAIRS, upon the
treatment of Chronic, Mercural, Syphilitic, Blood
and Skin Diseapes, and al Disorders OF Contagious
Nsnereai Charactcr-wh.ch he cures Without the use
OF mercury, Iodine psta-sa ar-enc, or any poison,
but with his NzurEALizra positive cure fo1 all hu
nors and blood poisons
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such rs Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal and Darna Emissions. brought on BY
.uss oil the organ early indescreon, eKceeeee, or
Inherited causing loss OF memory, confusiun, do
preston. dimness Of vision and often times insane
~. with deplorable train of other symptoms
treated ana radically tnfed by an irlsiiahe metlod
saving time and expeIee. All diseases peculiar to
the sexual organs, OF private character, radically
AID permanently cared.
Old diseases OF the most horrible class whcro the
blood has become poisoned producing blotches ON
the face, small watery bstersy aims In the head and
bones-ulceracd throat and nose. on the limbs
and body. crolua-tOgeihe her with an Ell diess num-
Der OF sliierngs-efecually and permanently cured
DR. JAMES is recommended by the press OF he
country, by professors Of medical colleges, and by
the medical profession generally. Those afhicted
should apply to hin. and he cured at once.
DR JAMS can be consulted. conftentially, ny let
ter .. Box 696. Chicago H.. enclosing stamp Tor
return answer: at his Office and parors. W itan-
dolph street. corner OF Dearborn street, from A.
n to OF. q. Ten separate rooms. and pfiFate en-
trance ard exits. so that patients never come IN
contact with each other. Everything private ana
ocnldsnt till. M
Just publIshed, by Dr. james, two pamphlets. on
SPEBnAroBaRkA and SyPTuis and both sent IN
sealed envelopes to any aidrcee, on receipt OF Veu
cents. or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
l>isysscai Gxesasssssor:

Worn on with the burning heats Of summer, thc
human system requires 10 br Reinforced ard re.ssn-
Grated at this season. Strength has literally been
steam n ont OF il under Temperature th4t nee
sarily produces exhaustion. Tsll IL the season 81
femstent and intermittent feyer. and the weak and
enrfyaicd are slwa their first yic,imr Ngw.
therefore, is the time for iHvieora;ion These wso
have nee,eoted 10 tone and regulate the ii ,es 20
and sccretye organs daring nc months OF June aud
Ju'y, caa no longer continue 10 do so withou. m
mircnt peril TO health aud life Commence a
course of HosrETTERS BITTEBs without d.
lay ofali renovsting, sire gth-sustaining prepar
atoms this is the most wholesome and the most
potent. 1t does not unduly excite the moe sen.i
tre organization. lts mission Is to preserve, rec
u,ztc and ressoTc. The tonic, ani,-bilious and ap
orient vegetable elements hch 1t contains are as
soeiated in the exact proportions necessary 60 put
the whole physique into perfecl working order
The parisA OF ell its Ingredients Is guaranteed. Il
ronses the angnd appetite, gives unwonied en-
ergy to the digestion. calm. and braces the nerves
AM replaces lassituds and depression with energy
and cheerfuness SIDES being agreeable 10 The
palate and free from all tho objections urged against
The a liberated stmglants and tonlcs, OF which
a designed 10 supply the place