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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
Terms Ssrictly Cash.
TABOR & IRWIN
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROB ATE NOTICE..
STA TE or IOWA, 90
Buchamam G,unty,
In the County Court OF said County.
NOTICE is reby given to the Hers. Lera,ces
and all persons interested in the estase OF
Msnnssah Reeves, deceased:
That on Monday. September sth. 1868 the
last will and test ment ef the said MsnssaAA
Reeves. deceased. WAS produced. opene and ia
open court publicly read. and the day for prov
ing the same Is fixed by the court 10 be on Mon
day, the 9Th day of October. ls6S, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Court House, ia the city Of iudc-
peniet e, in said county, nj which time on can
appear suf show ca sc. If any you have. Why
said will should not be allowed admitted to
probate and record.
Dat at Independence, this Ssh day Of Sep
tcnbcr, 1858.
W. ii. BARTON,
Ceuaty Jsige.
nll-iw1
Adjourned 10 Oct. 10Th. Ises.
W. II. BARTON,
..ts Co. Judge.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
DEMOCRATIC pnEOsCri0ys.

Democratic editors are gifel with ex>
seedingiy sanguine tempsraments. 1t must
have been, what certain gentleman would
call a g cool, calm, sansNine sort Of man
who indi,ed the following remarkable predie.
ton. We reproduce it here a. an illu.,rs>
ton Of the wonderful psescience aud relia>
bili,y of shs Democratic press:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

JAMES SCHRACK,
HORSE FARRIER,

JESUP; IOWA
Has had extensive and very successful prac-
ties. VIII treat thoroughly all diseases incident
TO horses. cattle, DC. An experience Of ten
years warrants him in promising satisfaction 10
his customers.
Caskation Of animals performed in safe snd
sifi1nui aAuhNr nF
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

LAWS OF IOWA.
AN ACT TO Amend Section Is Of Chapter
liz Of the Acts OF the 9Th General Asscm'
ily
CHAPTER ISL.


AN ACT to Amend Section Is Of Chapter
liz Of the Acts CT the 9Th General Asscn'
bly,
SECTION /. Bea enacted ~ ne General
isse'nb,g ct'tae Sax - h',ed, That section
3 ot chapter l.2 ot tho Acts OF the ath
General Assembly be aud the same is here
by niGesited TO read as follows:
Children residing IN one district township
may attend school ia another, in the same or
| adjoining coan,y. On such terms rs may be
agreed upon hy the respective boards of
/ directors u the district townships Interested
but IN case no such agreement is made they
may attend school in such adjoining district
4 township, With the consent ct the board OF
/ directors thereof, when they reside nearer TO
I the s, looi in said district>iowshir Than 10
I auy'School in their own district township,
| Ihori{c,l. The board Of directors OF the town
! ships in which the children reside shall be
I notified in writing, and the district township
/ in which they attend school. the average tu>
/ ilion of said children per week aud an aver>
age proportion Of the contingent expenses OF
the sub>district wherc they attend school,
ard in case Of refusal SO TO do the SECRETARY
shall tll the account fnr said taiiion aud
contingent expenses certified TO by tseqi 'res'
ldeu,, with the clerk OF the board Il super>
visions Of the county in which said children
reside, who shall at Tbs tilae OF making the
next semi>annual apportionmeat thereafter,
deduct the amount from the sum arportioa~
ed TO the district township N which SAID
children reside aud pay II over to the dis.
tries township in which they have attended
school.
ssc. ,. This &c. shall &c in force and
take effect from and after i:s publication &C
eorains to law.
Approved April s, 1868.
STATE OF IOWA,
OFFICE or SEcgrrAgN OF STATE,
pes Moines, May Uses.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true !
copy Of the original rell nov OF file in this /
office.
ED WRIGHT,
Seeretar, vi State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
TuEs on THIS PICTURE.

xlgFute.
Then on THIS PICTURE.
In the summer Of 1862. Major Gen.
u. ID. Lcggctt, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
one of the most accomplished officers
in the army, wrote to friend as fol-
lows:
"Thc whole story Of Grants drunk.
enness at Shiloh is mere bosh,' and
it is burning shame that SO many OF
our friends al home are giving ere
dence 10 the report. Grant is by far
the best general in our army. 1.-THE
war lasts three years he will be At the
head Of all our armies, and if our ar.
mics are finally successful he will be
al the head Of the nation. Mark my
pediction. His administration and
executive abilities are wonderful, and
fast being acknowledged by our most
intelligent officers and men"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

MRS. FAWCETT,

INDEPENDENCE. IOWA,
Wcud respectfully announce TO the Ladies
Of Independence and vicinity that ~ llas open
ell her new Millinery Rooms over s. Waggoner's
Book Store three doors vest Of the Montsar
sousc, where sro " i'll be pleased to wait upon
those who may favor hsr with their patronage
A full assortment of Donncts, Hats, hip oehs'
Flowers and Ornaments OF the most fashioha
bic style, and everything usually kept ~ wei.
stocked millinery store which she will sell at
reasonable prices, and as she aees her own
bleashins and pressing, all work warranted J"
give satisfaotien. Also dress and CLOAK max
ing and Stamping on Muslin and "ooien seoas
a..,lx executed MRS. FAWcETT.
Independence April 9th. 1858.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16
ESTRAY NOTICE,

From the residence Of Nicholas Mas, Jcsup,
Iowa. dark bay Mare, with one slit ear one
white hind leg, white stripe in face and slightly
spawned on one Of hind legs; one yearling,
chestnut, sorrel colt, three white lego and white
stripe in the face.
Any one giving Information of tho same will
be aitabfy rewarded
NICHOLAS MAS.
Sept. 20, 1865. ti54w.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

Grant was an incbriate whom he
saw at Shiloh So drunk that he could
no. sit upon his horse. Dubuque
Yyaroy1s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

Customers will please rssnsmhss thst ours Is
a fresh stick Of Diuys and Nee issaes, ans thea
you purchase Of us. you can expect an article
that has not been shelf rid1s n .or ys.u
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

II AIDES or gentleman can earn watch, Silk
i 4 Dress Sewing Machine, Web 6heetng, Gc.,
w few hours work for Gilman 4 Co.'S Great
Ono Dollar Sale, IL Hanover street, Bostoa,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

Wishes to inform the ladies OF Jcsup and VI.
cnity that she is just opening large stock -
new Miiineary goods. the latest styles brought
from the East. sampl.s 10 be seen In the show
window Of g. o. Marsh's Dry Good Store, shop
FIRST door north. All kinds Of Millinery. Cloak
and Dress making done - order.
Jesur. Sept eath. 'ds, II cm
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-16

Tor Medicinal, Mechanical Culisssy, and
SasramentAl purpose only, cen be purchased
there.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03
stairs. quarrelirg as to which shall go on the

stairs. quarreIlIg as 70 which shaII 60 on the
Bond l'
Ihe Great Man looked at Our Learned Friend,
Our Learned Friend looked at his Royal Highness,
his Royal Highness stuck his cane In his mouth
and gazed upon vacsncy with vacant stair.
The spectators rose and retired to sleep, per
chance to drink. Trey drinked. Many people
have done so before them.
When the history of the late uupeasantness
shall be written, when the COnstitooshun with its
manifold blessings and privileges shall be E Pu-
ribus Unum, when the white and the black shall
like the lion and the lamb. lie down together,
when the star spaniel hanger shall be spread,
like quilt over the bosom Of our country, when
Congress shall have run its last race and Bonner
his racer, when Grant shall have smoked his last
cigar and the American eagle shall have ceased
his warbling, then, and then only, let the cpl.
taphs of The Great Man and His Royal Highness
he writ
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

Sales by Robinson & Aston, real estate agents.
No. "a Commercial Place:
Two-story residence, No. 397 st. Charles street,
$500.
Two lots corner Eighth and st. Charles, $500.
Square bounded by Prytania, Pitt, Amelia and
Pension streets, Jefferson City, $4,000.
Cottage on Liberty, near Jackson, $1,000.
$1,000.
0nequarter square on Pension and Pitt streets.
City of Jefferson, tl4OO.
Eight lots on Antoine, between Coliseum and
Chestnut, Jefferson city, $3.50.
Two lots on Washington, between Laurel and
Constance, $2400.
Square of ground In Huntsville sll00.
Square on Carrollton avenue and Benville,
$500.
Three lots in Carrollton, bounded by Adams,
Hillary, Fourth and Plum, 5000.
Ten lots in Csrrollton. bounded by Adams, Hill.
larry. Plum and Fourth $3.50.
Farm at Summit, Jackson Railroad, $1,000
Two lots on Magazine, near Delachaise, $500.
Three lots on ST. Charles, near Louisiana Ave.
nue.. $3.50.
One and onehalf lots on St. Charles, near
Louisiana avenue, $500.
-Four lots corner Pitt and Pension, sl4OO.
Cottage and two lots, corner Pitt and Marengo,
$500.
Square, "a lots, bounded by Dryades, st. Denis,
Jena and Cadiz streets, 5000.
Large and elegant residence and whole square
Of ground in GTeenvle, $4,000.
One lot on Live Oak, between Amelia and Pen.
iston, $500.
Double cottages, 457 and 459 Josephine. $500.
Two-story house on st. Mary street, $4,000.
Double two-story house Nos. "a and SO Con-
stance street, $3.50. Total, ss6,T00.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

FLOUR, MISS PORK, LARD, Erc.-Messrs.
Chenoweth, Casey Il Co. offer to the trade,
through our columns this morning, large and
very choice lot Of the Aforementioned goods at
the lowest market price. In directing our read
ers to their advertisement. we wish especially to
call their attention to their superior brands Of
hour, which comes from the first mills In the
West, and every barrel is guaranteed to give en-.
tire satisfaction, or otherwise il can be returned
az their expense. These gentlemen do business
on the most liberal principles. aud we advise
those who are in want Of any article In their line
TO give them call before purchasing, believing
that they would save money by 50 doing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03
To the Author of the Lines Crit'csee w
,he Banshee In Last sundays Paper.

For the New Orleans Sunday Crescent1
1t is but meet sir you should undertake
To slur my learning with your b Oh decision.
But critics ne'er Banshee's herr could break
By any sneers flung at her Tradition;
For banshees boast no Wisdom learned at col
lege;
Yet III not own myself ghost sans knowledge.
IT'S true "Jove's thundsrbOlts grim Vulcan
made"
All forged below where Vulcan worked, it
seems;
But you forget Prometheus made raid,
And snstched the fire from Heavens intricate
beams;
The same. perchance, which makes your cable
For which Joye tore Prometheus's hsart-no,
hyer
And as for "iced caloric "-snce the phrase
astounds you
To prove it sound, there needs but demonstra-
ton;
For latent heat in all things made surrounds you
Fen through the electric wires deep agita,
ton;
And If not "iced" at latitude nigh frigid,
I'd like TO know what weather you call rigidl
New Orleans April q 1868. BANSHEE.
Buy your fishing tackle at Roussets hardware
store, No. IL Old Leyee street, opposite Custom.
House.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

BEAUTIFUL WoRKMANsHIP.-We take pleasure
IN calling the attention of readers to the ad-
vert:sement Of Mr.. w. w. Washburn, photo.
grspher, ll3 Canal street, which will be found
in another column Of this mornings CRESCENT
Mr.. WashbuIn has had the award of the first
premium at both of our State Fairs for the ex.
cellency of his work, which Is in our opinion the
best evidence of his scientific skill and ability
He has, by the entire satisfaction given those who
have favored him with q call, made for himself a
reputation that few men ever acquire in his pro.
fession. He has by bis skill, according to COM
mon rumor, made Improvements in the art which
makes il indeed science, and by his close atten.
ton 10 and prompt execution Of his business
brought around HIM a host Of patrons, which en-
ables him TO carry out his own views Of progress
IN the art and is handsome competency in
itself. See advertisements
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

Private sales of property by Green & Elder,
real estate agents, New Orleans, 81 Commercial
Place:
One square on Nashville avenue, near st.
Charles avenue, for $4,000.
Three lots on st. Charles street, corner of
Eighth, for $1,000.
Half square in Carrollton, on Pearl street, for
$3.50. -
Uncultivated plantation in parish Of West Baton
Rouge, $500 acres, for SlI 900.
Half square and improvements at the corner
of st. Charles and Nashville avenues, ia Hurst
vile, for $4,000.
Whole square on Nashville avenue, between
Laurel and Live Oak streets, in Huntsville, for
$3640.
Square on Napoleon avenue, between Green
and ST. David streets, in Jefferson City, for $780,
One-third of square on st. Charles avenue
corner of Webster street, in Burtheyie, for
$4,000.
Cottage on Chestnut street, near Phillip, for
5000.
0ne-story frame and small lot on Liberty street.
near Erato for $3.50.
Three-story brick store on Tchoupitoulas street,
above Notre Dame, for $4,000.
Cottage and four lots corner st. Charles and
Washington streets, for $4,000.
Two lots on Fourth street, near Laurel, for
$500.
Two lots corner Jackson and Branard streets,
for $4,000.
Two-stOry dwelling and three lots on Apollo
street, near Fourth, for $500.
Three lots on Napoleon avenue, corner Perrier
street, $1,000. Total $77 $40.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

SUMNER UNDERCLOTHING.-Col s. n Moody
the shirt king" has just returned from Texas,
and the summer weather we are having induces
him TO remind his friends and the public that he
mas now open and ready for inspection a large
and very superior stock Of gauze merino under.
clothing shirts, drawers, ETC., consisting of all
kinds Of material, which he viii sell at the very
lowest cash price.I Besides this large stock
OF furnishing goods be has ole Of the most com.
plete stocks Of hosiery, gloves ties aRd ribbons
IN the South. While reading this notice of his
business, our readers should rot forget those six
e.egant shirts which he sells for the small SIM on
nine dollars. The special attention of the trade
Is directed 70 his wholesale department, as he is
In this offering unusual facilities. Giye him call
at bis shirt emporium, corner Canal and Royal
streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

Choice FAMILY GRocERIEs.-We invite parrish
lar attention 70 the catalogue OF choice articles
OF family consumption advertised this morning
by our friend, Mr.. J. c. Barelli, No. 81 Tchoupi.
toulas street. We have sampled the devilei ham
which be mentions, and found IL q delicious
srticle. snd judging from that. are prepared to
go il blind IN recommen ding his stock.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
Ore Cotton and Sugar Plantations located M the
portions OF he Gotten and growing sae Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies valuable
timber lands Also large variety Of City and subuIban
Properly improved and unimproved residences
stores ouong lots and squares favorable Parties
wish 70 invest viii do well call examine Proper
ties Miller Gard Real Estate Agents. No IS OArOndsst
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03
CONSTABLt'S SALES.

WE'LL BROTHERS vs.. Z. LADDEY-sIxrH JUS
tees Coprt-Nos lass and I4ss
R1 VIkTUE OF two wFftr OF nert facias.
me directed By the Honorable the sixth Justices
Court o. the Parish OF Orleans Will proceed 10 sell al pub
&c anetion, MONDAY the Fourth DAY o. May 1853 a. 10
O'Clock the Of and Rousseaa
The CONTENTS OF A COFFEEHOCsE
Seized In he above numbered suits.
n8- TERxs-Cssh In U. 8. Treasury Notes
DANIEL WILSON. Constable
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

Pork, -four. molasses and sIndries at auction to-
morrow, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, By Chas. I. Nash, on
the ievee, foot Of CustomhOuse street, saved from
wreck OF steamer Elnora, ex-s.eamer Mittie
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

To secure the best family sewing machine Of
the day, go to Grover Baker. Office lS2 Canal
street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

Thus, at each monthly drawing, the obligations
drawn will be paid at par in United States cur
rency. with the accrued interest, and they will
participate to the above premiums.
The conversion and the monthly drawings to be
under the supervision of q board Of supervisors
composed Of four citizens and the mayor,
treasurer and controller Of the city to be ex.
offcio members of said board.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT
-oN-
WATER AND DELTA STREETS, BETWEEN JULIA
AND NorRE DANE STREETS,
-oPPosIrE-
TIE JULIA STREET RAILROAD DEPOT, AND IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD DEPOT.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT
BIZ @. DE FERRET,

fHUEsBAY. May 9Th. I SOS, at Ie O'Clock
N, at the Merchants and Auclioneers' Exchange BY
Public Auction, will b. sold -
a L0I OF GROUND in the square bounded by Water
f0re Dame, Delta and Julia Streets measuring "a et
inches and lines street. BY 25 feet and
IN DEPTH and "a feet inches and lines Delta street
p1- 1ERks-Ihe purchaser will the payment OF
nIee notes OF $50 EACH all dated 7h June 1865 and bear
ing x per cent interest snnum from their date
N.Y. Al II not paid, eight until anal
payment Said potes due 1eeve 7th OF June
1865 9TH June 1869 and 7th June 1870 for the balance
cash In U. S Treasury Notes
Act Of sale with u Internal Revenue Stamps before L
DuviRneaud, Notary Public purct aser's expense
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G. De FERIeT'S SALES.
BAY 81. LOUIS REsIDENoE-wELL FURNISHED.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
G. De fERIeT'S SALES.
ny @. DE FERRET,

AucrIosEER-Onice and saesrooms So Benville street.
HUEsDAY, Msy sth, 1s6s, at IL o'elsck
etthe Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange Royal
auction, will be sold - -
A TRACT OF LAND situated at Bay St. Louis about
ha mil from Toumes Wharf measuring 20 on
the Bay by 90 arpens In depth Together with
able dwelling House, containing rooms front and back
gallery pantry kitchen servants room, prvy, WELL gar
AS- 1ERss-One half cash. and the balance credit Of
x and twelve months with eight Interest
date mortgage and vendors ien the clause OF ave per
cent attorneys commissions in case Of suit
Acts OF sale, with u g. stamps
before A. Benvenu, Notary Public, at purchaser ex
ptDse. -
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squares month month. '-..'s. '-..'.. y month.

sonthy ADVERTISEMENTS svsry sshsr dag, 70 b
1asrged tvs-thirds the shove rates.
rss Fourth page monthly sdvsrsssmsn each SQUARE
90 PCT msath-
ssnsien, Advertisements having the Of the paper nrt
ssstisn 81 20 square each subssqusntiassrsu Tesn
pss square
rss and Fourth page TRANSIENT dvstiss-snts each In
Esrson, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted ct Intervals 70 Be srssd
Bach insertion
Regular advertisers VINO advertise largely shall be Allowed
kah discount rom above named transient rates nay be
axrssd upen pveyiaed shall suck dIseeNn
sss4 % per cont.
An be charged f0csn
ct PER line, each insertion.
Al transient advertisements mast be paid for In advance
An Advertisements not marked for any specified nube Of
ss>rtions win be pubshedsx times and accordingly
nbs With rsgrss advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Asqusre ID the space occupied ~ ten lines solid szst.
THE WEEKLY CREsOENu
n Published svery Saturday morning Subscription, IS
or snsun In advance and quarterly
ngie copies 10 cents
Rates Of AdvsrtisingI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
M MONTGOMERY BROS. d CO.,
r. N. MosreoExRr, Auctonssr
FTUEsDAY, May 5ih. at II O'Clock a
~ at their Auction Mart 81 camp street. will be solo
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
such a. Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads m
Armoir wsshstands Mahogany and Walnut rstso
Sofas Spring sest Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Ton Cente1
Marble Top sdeboards Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses En9rav-
ng Paintings cooking Stoves and Utensils etc. being TIA
Chairs etc - WV ~
ss-TEExs-cssh in U. 8. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-03

Buy your fishing tackle at Rousset's hardware
store, No. IL Old Leyee street, opposite Custom.
House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

e. lNhh. fAokS tloi M, Hank Hook Manure
'ate ., Sleatn Job Printers aud Juhh.rs OF y ,
thFt lta'ione'y \ Nudets',inoi Is. tss q Iaol.sk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

1ttook tho world nearly two thoa.aad years %
discover and remedy one Of the mos, fatal error.
that mankind b as b. iievcd I'M II "a the time
OF Gaen to comparatively very recent date 1t was
supposed that in order TO cure a disesse, II was
necessary u weaken the already enfeebled patient
BY artificial msans. Bleeding, blisier.nq, violent
purgatioE and 90 walton were the main reliance OF
the facul ,. not than nfiy years ago Restora-
tves were only administered az supplementary
agents, after the lancet, csntharides, slap, and CAL
ome had done their depicting work. Modern eel
ence has effected sslutary reform In medical treat
ment. In place OF the nau seous dos.s once admin
isiered u cases digestion, b.liogsnesr cons
ton, .ics head acne nervousness Intermittent feve
a., HOSTErTkR'S STOMACH BirrERs arc now
given vito h. utmost .nf renee and he ha ppIcst
results. The reason WHY this I'D n rab.c botanical
preparation has superseded the debita,ing iso
ottne Old materis media ars these II cemhiuee
the properties Of wholesome tonic tia those OF
gen lie cah4rtlc. an anti bilious agent q uervine
and blood depurent Thus, VII lie II keers tho
bowels free regulates the liver, and pnrin the chr
rent OF lie II the physical s,r ncth OF the
Invalid, and BY ia means the expulsion of dis sasc
ana tho restoration OF constitutional vigor 20 to-
ga er.
At this SESSION, when inNrmlt'en and re Dittsn,
revere, with other complaints arising from damp,
inehetc atmosphere. are prevalent, course OF the
BIT Rs the bes. insane OF protecting the sy.-
ten. from an attack.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
Upham. Hair Clos, and Cur

Ophain Hair (iioss and Cur
ing Fluid IL the best Hair dressing In the world ID
lhparts beautiful gloss 10 the Hair keeps il in
curl, promcferi's growth &c Price. 30 cts bottle.
trhas's FREckfE AND PtsrfE BANIsnFa removes
Free hls.. Tan, snnburn, Fimples the Face Soft
ens The Skin and Beauties the Complexion Frce
30 cent?
UrnAxs Asthma CuRr relieves the most violent
paroxysms OF Asthma IN ten minutes and sfects
speedy cure. Price. s. package
TINS JArASEss HAIR ST.fs colcrs the WhIskers
and Aoustache beautiful black or brown II con
sisis OF only one preparation Color vii, not fade or
wash ont. only 20 cents box.
Sold by C.CPHAM 25 South Eighth ST. Pbila
delphia. and by all Druggists Circulars sen, free
Also for sale by all Drugpists In Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17

nkIsAlNG'B Pure Cider Vinese5: = arrsnieo p.
and 70 reserve Pickles, strong ard palatahi.'s
largest works In the United States ~
&C. x. PRUsS1N0, aSs an6 01l 500 ~