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Asslgnee's Sale.

w. t. WALTER, AUCTIONEER.
In the matter of John w. Falk, BANKRUPT.
PY order OF Henry Summer, Register in
- Bankruptcy, will sell, in front of the
THURSDAY, 18th December next,
900 acres Of LAND, situate in Richland
County, known as tho "Robertson place. "
twelve miles from the city of Columbia, on
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and
bounded on the South by lands of John D.
frost, on the West by Broad River and by
lands of Felix Turnipsced, on the North
by lands of Felix Turnipsecd, and on the
East by Lever and others.
On the day following, the 18th, 1 will
sell, on the premises above described,
400 bushels COTTON SEED and 2
WAGONS.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers.
THOS. w. HOLLOWAY,
nov 2S TIL TN Assignee.
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AsSignee's Sale

D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON, Aucr1oSEERs.
In ne Levin, David e. Co., OF Richiand,
Bankrupts.
by order Of Hon. George 8. Bryan,
40 Judge of the United States Court, for
the District of South Carolina, will sell,
on MONDAY, the 28th day of DECEMBER
next, within the legal hours, before the
Court House, in Columbia,
All that tract OF LAND. situate in Rich
land District, known as the Frog Pond
Place." containing ~ Acres, moro or less,
bounded by lands of David Roberts, L. d.
Gilmore, and others, belonging to the
Bankrupt Estate of Levin, David g. Co.
Terms cash.
THOMAS J. LAMOTTE,
Dec 81 Assignec
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Proceedings of Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, December Is.


Present-His Honor the Mayor;
Aldermen Agnew, Bates, Bryan, -,
Geiger, Hope. Hussung, Johnson,
Shields, Walter and Waring.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and confirmed.
A petition was presented by Thos.
B. Lee, Jr., Acting Superintendent
of the South Carolina Penitentiary,
for permission to cut and use the
pine woods, within the bounds of
Plain street, opposite the State Peni-
tentiary, and between Gist and
Robert streets, the same to be used
on account of the State Referred
to the Committee On Streets, with
power to act.
A proposal was submitted by J..
M. Crawford to furnish wood for the
Water Works, for the ensuing year,
which was read and received as infor-
nation.
A communication was read from
Miss G. Mordecai, complaining of
neglect OF duty on the part of the
Superintendent of the Water Works.
which was referred to the Committee
on Water Works, to investigate and
report result at next meeting of
Council.
The following accounts were pre-
sented and referred to the Commit
tee on Accounts: Richard Flanagan
and 0. q. Bates against the Aims
House; Jerome Pagan against Coun-
Gil Chamber, and W. W. Deane for
printing blanks, &C., for Managers
Of Municipal Election.
The Committee on Ways and
Means reported the monthly report
OF the City Clerk, for November, as
being correct. Concurred in.
The Committee on Accounts re-
ported that they have examined the
following accounts, and having found
them correct, recommend that they
be paid: @. Ell. Baldwin & Co. against
the Aims House, $133. 20; Hospital,
$6S. go; Guard House, 81. 80; and city
election expenses, $1.OO. William
Klapman against the Aims House,
$3.50, and Hospital, $1,000. w.
G. Bower against the Aims Honse,
$4,000. Report received and adopted.
The Committee on the Market re-
ported the monthly report of the
Clerk Of the Market for November.
rs being correct. Concurred in.
The Committee on Guard House
end Police reported the monthly re-
port of the Chief of Police for No
vember, as being correct Concurred
in.
The Committee on Aims House
requested to be allowed further time
to make their report; which, ON mo-
tion, was granted.
The Committee on Licenses sub
mitted o report recommending that
tavern license to retail spirituous
liquors be granted to John G. Seegers
and w. A. Carr & @. Also, that the
application of Dennis McGuinnis for
permission to open bowling saloon,
orten-pin alley, be granted. Report
received and adopted.
The Special Committee, to whom
was referred the petition of the Pre-
sident of the Columbia and Augusta
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Furniture Sale.
BY D. G.. PEIXOTTO e. SON

THIS Thursday MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
we will sell, nice assortment of House,
hold Furniture. belonging to respect
Cottage and High Post BEDSTEADS.
Mahogany Marble Top bureaus, with
glass,
Mahogany Wardrobes,
7Octave Piano and Stool,
Centre Table; Work Table,
Cotton and Wool Mattresses, Wire Safe,
Cooking stove and Utensils, complete,
Crockcry. Glassware, ETC., etc.
Sale positive. Terms cash. Dec II
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Union District...In Eouitv

Louisa F. Worthy ct. al. Us. G. D. Peake.
Executor, ct. al. Bill to Marshal Assets.
DURSUANT to a decretal order of His
Il Honor Chancellor Carroll, in the
above stated case, the creditors of THOS.
BOWhER, deceased, late of Union District,
5. O., are required to present and estab-
iish their claims before me, on or before
the 1st day of JANUARY next.
WM. MUNRO, G. E. U. D.
Commissioners office,
Union 9. H., S. c., Sept 20, 1868.
October tham
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Union District---In Equity.

Henrietta Kaiser ct. a. as. Julius Kaiser
ct. al Bill for Partition.
DURSUANT to n decretal order of His
IL Honor Chancellor Johnson, in the
above stated case, the creditors of CH.
KAISER, deceased, and of the firm of Ch.
Kaiser Il Son, late of Unionville, s. c., are
required to present and establish theii dc :
mands before me. on or before the 1st day
OF JANUARY next.
WM. MUNRO. G. f. L. u.
Commissioners Office,
Union G. H., s. c., Sept. 26, 1868.
October th3m
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Notice.

NOClCe.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at the ex-
IN piration OF three months from date,
application will be made at the State Trea-
sury for renewal of two certificates of
FIRE LOAN STOCK, Nos. 203 and 335,
dated respectively rril 1, 1916, and April
IL, 185O-the originals of which have been
lost or destroyed.
Nov 26 this MARTHA III. PYATT.
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Union Council No. 5, R. and S. M.
To Wood Contractors.
CRY CIyHK's Orrrcr

OIIi CLEKK OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, December 16, 1868.
pkOPOSALS for furnishing the City
Il Water Works with 500 Cords best Long
Leaf Pine WOOD will be considered by
Council, at their next regular meeting. The
wood to be corded in tho Water Works
yard, subject to tho measurement of the
superintendent. The Contractor will be
required 10 denver az Cords per month.
Bids to be left at this office, on or before
Tuesday, January5
By order of City Council.
Dec II l3 ]. S. MCMAHON. City Clerk.
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Gen. Tom Thumb
AND HIS
L l T T L E P A RTY!

-.
GEN. TOM THUMBS TROUPE. con-
~ sistinS of the Original and World
GENERAL TOM THUMB
Wife,
Mrs Lavinia Warren Stratton:
that Inimitable Specimen of Wit, Skill,
Agility and Comic Dfollery.
Com m dore Mutt,
tknown as "Thc $4,000 Nutt,) and his in
tended Wife, the Sweet little Sprite,
MISS MINNIE WARREN.
POSITIVELY ONE DAY ONLY.
--- HALL, COLUMBIA,
SATURDAY, Dec. 1.-two LEvEEs, at 3
and half-past Z.
Ladies and Children are considcratelv
advised to attend the DAY exhibition, and
thus avoid the crowd and confusion of the
evening performance. Admission 25 cents.
Children, under 10 years, Is cents. Re-
served Seats, so cents. Children, under 10.
% cents. NED DAVIS Aoent
Dec II q
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HAVING just received we'll selected
Ill lot of choice imported
+ X Tc N II CON Il e C Il ION y
I will take pleasure in showing thcm to
the lovers of pure goods. No discount on
them. Neatly put up in boxes, and in
great variety.
FIR Z II FIGS
New Raisins, Dates, Nuts, of all kinds:
Florida Oranges and Lemons, Bananas
Northern Apples, &c.
j Il l. l. les.
Toys, in endless variety.
CA DIES
Manufactured daily, Of pure sugar, whole
sale and retail.
ORDERS
For Weddings and Parties furnished at
short notice, by JOHN MCKENZIE,
Manufacturing Confectioner,
Greenfiold's Row, Main st., Col, S. G.
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Ee1 eg1.s .sa131a.
NCaklo Doaspntct,e

,MApRID, December 16. Spain is
entirely tran nquil. - s. :. :.
rLloNroE, December I6.-Reyerdy
johnson. in o letter, to the Working
Mems Society, instifies his inter-
course with Laird and other friends
Of the Sossh during the war,
by. the example of Generals Sher-
man and Grant He attributes the
attacks on him in the American pa
pers and elsewhere Co q secret dis
likelfor the preservation of peaceful
relations between the two countries.
Gov. Bullock was before the Re-
construction Committee to-day. The
.Oommittee also gave the Mississippi
Republican delegation a concluding
hearing. Should either the Senate
or Honse bill, repeating the law for
bidding the militia militia pass, Is pocket
veto during the recess will kill it.
q 1sHevvs Itetus.
CHARLEsToS, December 16.-Of
the portrbaraue w. G.. Putnam,
New York. Arrived-yacht Era,
New York. Sailed steamer James
Adger, New York; schooner G.. n.
hOSeTS, new YOrk.
BY an arrival at this port, the
barque VIM. Edwards, from Omoa
Tor Liverpool, is reported wrecked on
Ruatan Island.
AUGUSTA, December 16.-A de-
structive fire occurred in the town of
Elberton, Georgia. The loss is es-
timated at 100000.
MONTGOMERY, Alabama, December
l6.-BIls have passed both Houses,
opening all judgments granted by
any courts in this State on debts
contracted before the 25th of MAY,
1865. The bill allowing the statute
of limitations to run during the war,
has also become a law. The effect
OF this bill is to wipe out all debts not
sued or contracted before the war, or
six years before the passage of the
Act.
The Southwest and North east
Railroad was sold under mortgage by
the State to-day, for 1913, 600. It
was purchased by John Stanton, of
Boston, in the interest of the Wills
Valley Railroad.
A woman in New. Albany, Indicna,
shot man dead, recently, for making
improper proposals to her.
TORONTO, December 16.-Whalan,
convicted Of the murder of MCGEE,
is to have q new trial.
HAVANA, December 16.-The Go
vernment is engaged in searching for
political offenders, and there have
been many arrests here and in the in
terror, including some we'll known
citizens. Balmaseda was at Havana
on Sunday, consulting with Lersun-
di, but returned Monday, with rein
forcements. Additional troops will
be forwarded.
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Valuable Residence for Sale or Rent

A THE undersigned offers for sale or
ff!I rent one of the most desirable RE-
2IA SlDENCES in the city Of Columbia,
located within half block of Main street,
in the centre of business, within four
blocks of the State House, and two blocks
of the Market. It contains six rooms, hall
and passage, with gas and water through
out; bath room, kitchen, servants room,
wash-room and ironing room, stable and
all necessary out-buildings. The terms
Will be made accommodating and to suit.
Dec II II. S. MORRISON.
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Call at Kraft's Bakery,

OPPOSITE PHOENIX OFFYOE)
A s have just returned from the North
N with G select assortment of TOYS,
Candies, Fruits, Jellies, Preserves, &C., OF
all kinds.
ICED CAKES made to order.
ALSO,
A large lot of PIPES-fine and common.
Dec3 p. w. KRAFT.
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-->>sS,~---s>>.. 49, Iry-...---' s~~CS-AS9
Erteusfoe Sale Of Desirable Groceries, Nc.
By JACOB LEVIN
THIS (Thursday) MORNING. nth inst
~ will sell, before my store, withont re-,
serve, the following choice goods. -
CASKS Choice 8. q. iCanvassed EAMs.
5Casks Choice New Strips.
1,5O0 lbs. Bright Shoulders,
80 Small Boxes New Goldfish, put up OK
pressly for Family use,
5Barrels Potomac Herrings,
10 Boxes Super Adsmantine Candles,
10 =. Family Soap,
~ 2ib; Cans Fresh Tomatoes,
rs Bags Choice Family Flour,
70 Barrels do. Choice,
80 Reams Wrapping Paper, assorted size,
Fancy Soaps, Segars, Tobacco, &C., DO.
Dec IL
Vines, liquors, &c, for Christmas Holi-
dduS.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNING, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock,
will sell, the following Wines and Ii.
quors, belonging to an estate:
GASES Fine Champagne WINES,
Fine Madeira "
Fine Sherry
Fine Port {"
Fine Claret &C
rdlhlTh Ale,
French Brandy,
Bourbon Whiskev.
10 Doz. Guava Marmelade.
Sale positive. Dec II
Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Hams, Srips.
Flour, Cheese, Coffee, Lard, Etc.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS Crhursday) MORNING. 10th inst.
10 O'clock, we will sell, without reserve,
5000 Lbs. BACON SIDES,
1000 g Dry Sailed Bellies.
$500 " Prime Western Shoulders.
10 Cases Good do do.
8 Casks Extra Sugar-cured Can
vassed Hams.
l0 Bbls Fine Sugar-cured Unbagged
- ooo Hams,
10000 Lbs. Good Hams,
90 Boxes Extra Goshen Cheese,
40 Fine Adamantine Candles,
% Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
5000 Lbs. New York S. G.. Strips,
% Barrels Midding and Fine Family
20 Boxes Colgatc's No. 1 Soap,
25,O00 Segars-Various Brands,
40 Tubs Extra Lard,
20 Barrels Assorted Sugars.
And many other articles or Groceries.
Sale positive. Conditions cash. Eoc17
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Columbia Chapter No. S. R. A M.

asm~san> AN EXTRA CONvOCATION
SW${Zoff Columbia Chapter No. 5, II. A.
AA& NJ, will be held, at Masonic Hall,
sS.HasSS THIS EVENING, Mt O'Clock.
Degrees will be conferred.
BY order of the High Priest.
Dec II w. HUTSON WIGG, Scribe.
Union Council No. 5, R. and S. NJ.
s,n-u,. AN adjourned meeting of r. and
ASES 5. Masons will be held, THIS EVEN
6N>Sl ING, ut s O'Clock. at Masonic Hall,
0VNfor the purpose Of re- organizing
Union Council No. 5, r. and s. NJ.
All II: and S. NJ, in good standing, arc,
by resolution adopted at former meeting,
invited to be present. BY order T. l.
w. HUTSON WIGG,
Dcc II Recorder
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-07
From the Sunday Republican.
EARLY LIFE OF \. P. LIZ coNN0R.
BY MS UNCLE.

NrsBiS RIDGE, Ky January, 1868
!, IN writing the early life Of my nephew |
.Aoor under great difficulty 10 committing
u, thoughts TO paper. When very young
pen. For many years "a. ma. So. =, ."'
~ .. every shocking which ATTENDED
~. his .a's' WIN the experience had in Kin.
80 .os,, ,nade the pen my fav rite in,trp.
a"a Vi late have practised very little
ise. was t SF:as ,s,dy !, At writing my sub
OF him may be relied upon : VINO
l voted for Gen. Jackson min. ,;m..
'nfee times at each election In 49, !,
was candidate. lalso freeuen,lv yn ,." t as
nm now. AT one Of the election. NJ. 'y -
three votes for his opponent. pu' III
IN reply to your request for nv pho,o.
graph, adopt . response which I reccn,,v
MADE to similar application from : com.
.. is.ss o. old women in Ohsyeose. Who
.sAsu 'ot my own and Haas Petfiek'o:
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Hard 20 Please.

Pitts 10 fast man, = sharp man, . busi
ness man, and when Pitts gets into store
to trade, be always gets the lowest cash
price, and he says: "Wsll, I'll look about,
and if don't find anything that suits me
better, I'll call and take this
Pitts like all fast men, is partial to wo.
men, and young ones in particular. Now,
lately, PITTS said to himself 81 am get
ting rather along in years. and guess III
get married"
HIS business qualities wouldn't let him
wait, so off he travels. and calling upon a
lady friend, opens conversation by remark
ing that he would like to know what .hs
thought about his getting married. "Oh,
Mr.. Pitts, that is an affair in which I am
not so greatly interested, and I prefer to
leave It with yourself" "But," says Pitts,
you are interested, and, my dear girl, will
you marry me-"
The young lsdy blushed very red, hest
tated, and finally, as Pitts was very we'll to
do in the world. and morally financially,
and politically Of good standing in society,
she accepted him; whercupon the matter
ofiact Pitts responded: "Well, we'll, I'll
look about, and If l don't find any BODY
that suits me better than you, Iii come
back ~
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II was lett for the wlsdon Of the msio,ity
IN The res Congress to discover that
L'oeeln had tie right To appoint cabine,
for hi successor Andrew johnson never
appointed + lwin VI Stanton SECRETARY OF
War WIZ, bcf're. ever heard the idea Inst
TIE rresi lcat couli not appoint tie mem
Der, II lis Cabinet. Did not Tyler appoint
his after tho death Of ilarrisonr bid not
FL appoint his a'tnr the death Of ra,s
ior We hasnet Johnson the same right \
ca a9yb dy trllq
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Naive Wines.

Some time since We stopped at Psssaic.
ana were really surprised to see the old
store Rouse there oil filed with vine on
storage.
The amount Of Mr.. Speer's stock Of Port
Grape Wine on hand 10 almost fabulous.
Four storshouses are filled. and tiers upon
tiers Of casks up and down stairs, and in
some casss huge watts. occupy every avails.
BILE spot, leaving only little alley ways
through which to walk. 1t is an illimitless
quantity of wine. None is sold until it h.a
acquired the sge Of four years, and the
buildings, 1.2, 8 and 4, are Of the fret.
second. third and fourth years' vintage.
Our druggists have some Of the Oldest OF
the above wine direct from Mr.. Spesr.
-[Pstsrsenian.
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"rur ptviNG STANTON Seward calls
Stanton ",he divine. Tie only inmorta
ity there - about hun Is his impudencc.
They cal ed Mercury "the divine - but
then he was t,e special divinity OF thieves.
raguts and liars. Stanton must be the mod
ern Mercury, lndgug from the fellows who
wnrs'ap hun.
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r>.su~sous vcmereal Character.
Cn,.s them without reeorting 70 Mercury. iodide
potsssii. Arsenic or any poison, but with Nentfn
49,, pocItiye cure for all humors and blood poisone
Ncctnrnai and Diurnal Emissions, brought ON by
IN n the eystem carly indiscreons. excessee %
ensailed hercditarily, causing loss OF memory coIo
sion. depression, dinness, and onenrmes lnsshyl
ssh deplovoble train of symptoms, feaeu ana
s.S;rsiiv cured with an infabe method saving mucn
dine and expense. 0leet. Gonorrnsa. snctare: ana
All diseases peculiar to the sexes OF private NATURE
fs as I,s.."ss Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
.hcre the blood has become poisoned. producing
sintehss on the face, email watefy oiistefa pane n
hc.d ana bones, liberated throat, nose nmos ana
body, scrofula. together WIN IN s0oisss ~
~ lanes 10 rceommendsd by the press generally
.SdSrsl faculty and professors OF medical college,
etc Thoss sc,sd sn.a a;.. Apply ahd
m. JAMES has juetissucd revise. improved mo
.,.asiv enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR On Ven
~ iseaecs peculiar TO the sexcs, with directions
ana 'o s,s ns sy ssf abuse
cess &C. IL fully treated and will mot fail to arrest
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AZ important feature Of the book 10 treatise upoe
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III various diseases peculiar TO fsmace, are fuily
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Tar NJ York Ecening Post hits its
Radical brethren in Congress some hard
bas, n r.!ltion to the impeachment ques-
non. Il says do the Republicans in
Congtess believe that the country will see
with pa emo the most Necessary legisIa-
ton on the currency and the taxes put of
II order ,hst they may prosecute their qusr-
ri With tho Pfesidsnts Let them not 90
deceive themselves. The use Of . politici-
ar, "a o free country. is to erve she people
and advance measures which shall max,
hem more { ,mfortahle AMI happy. There
ar. men nov in Congress who desire Al
honorable future would they not do vel
to SEQ in what way they can do something
FOR The ntao'ei"
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JAS. A. HIGH,


tkoRkinIOB OF rhb
Ianrris0n Street Livery DeableA
.AussSTra HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
sSsss<141a Front and Second. Horses 4
Carriages, Of the best quality. TO les q 81
oours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
aad boarded q reaeoaablo ehoe1oo. Imy1o-0y
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Dr. =. I. DINE
Pulfnonic Life syrup, for the Cure
or Incipient Consumption. Coughs, Gods Group,
Asthms. Liver Complaints, and General Debility.
For several years rave been urged BY kind frs nds
who have used, and been benefited by. nv Life
Syrup, to pnt II up for general sale but few know
the large expense, now thst the country 10 noodep
with Patent Medicines which attend the came. For
years pact reluctant 70 do co. NJ the capital re-
qnircd would be large. and did not wish 10 curtal
the operations Of nv Venetian. L!niment business.
But thanks 10 the generous public. who have aprre
clated my Venetian Liniment. am now able TO do 30
without any detrimeni TO my large business in that
medicine. The foundst on OF my success attribute
to attending to the IN anufacture OF every drep my
SELF and shal do the same In regard 70 my Pulmonc
Life syrup The Ingredients are perfectly harmless.
but act the Lungs and Liver with astonishing ef-
feet. Price - cents Depot. No 70 Certlandt Street
New York, near Jerrey City Ferry. Sold by the
DruggiNs and Stofekeepers.
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The Confessions aud Experiences
Royal Havana Lottery Of tuba.


DC. &c. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes Ca.hed and
Information given by GEORGE UPHAM.
augi-d&wiy ca II. Main ST.. Providence. r. l.
CostIvenees is aggravated by
The use OF strong purgatives. The only rational
treatment 10 some gentle lax alive and tonic like Dr.
HAsRrsoss PrgisrALrIo Lozrpoxs. These never
weaken but gradually restore nature. They remove
Oppression, Dizziness, Ill adaehe and every form OF
Indigestion, also, theonly proper remedy for Plies
either bleeding or otherwise
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a PANIC

A PANIC
,...,,lxy. tbs world Of fashion n IL were
P3OCL AIMED EVERYWHERE
,b., bences,rih no lady or gentleman could change
the color Of the hair with safety Yetauch wsuld be
the x~,,-..,..
of both Sexes that gent balsarnic, poisonlea and
peerless preparation.
were stricken OF the roll OF toilet loxu No dan
ger OF that II 10 not for day. but for all
time Manufactured by J. CHRlSrADORo. IS
Maiden Lane. New York Sold by all Druggists.
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-07
PERMANENT AND wIDEsPREADsU SUCCESS 10

PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS 10
the beet evidence Of the goodness of BRANDkETUS
PILLS They should be in every family, ready for
me the first symptoms OF disease occurring.
Principal ONCE, Brandreth House. New York See
"B Brandreth, in white letters, in the Government
stamp. Sold by all Drgaisis.
The ladies Of A merica, from their peculiar habits
are said To he the unhcslihy in the world, aiso
10 sutlcr most when about to become mothers Dr.
vepsu's Iilr,rc n great blessing TO all ladies' as
they regulate ASST nature. Sold by all Drug
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