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MfRPIED.

CHITTBHDBS-LL-Tn BrookyB, Thugay, hig n 81 he es
denee OF the brides parents b. The Rev b. H. Csnes ~ ss
by Rev r. IT,, h. D., Simeon - Ctiendea Jf as
Mary Warner. daughter Of J)an Ill., esq oil OF BrO0syn
wILLIAMS-wOODFORD-0n Thurs,y 2s last a. i4e reisrss
BRIDES parents By the Rev T. Dres D. d ID, IT Q,
Williams Nellie s. daughter Of Oliver vs. WOOlod an %
Brooklyn.
Hartford papers please COPY.
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VIII he given f every o. iiUerson uni IL n BAs
mrs IIoN CoPFRKI ibis Coffee roasted ground si eaei M
ioaiy" patent from tue Uutei States" oeernnes
All saved and the Coffee presents rich go0 spprtr
snc, Rvery It 6feea TO tweny sa,
pure Coffee" ne eH IN every tUents cifns
DOLLAR GREENBACK For sale e7eyWAese II your grocer Les
keep this coaee and will not get if ySu send of orders se
the factory. u J. BAbbtG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

THE VERY LATEST SHIP NEws.-After our
eighth page had gone to tho serooypers we learnou .A
the steamship Celia. from London May D. and hayro may
g. with 627 passengers had arrived, Also, tho tniF D.
souder, from Havana.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

AsTEN Mrs. SELENA D.. No so West Thirty f,urtist
BARNES. Mn. MARY L., Newborn. staten Island
BUDD, WILLIAM C., West Rnd, n. J. -
DOUGHERTY. Mrs MARGARET. No lt3 Bast Eighty dRh 81
DWYRR WILLIAM No. 20 Avenue c.
FAGAY Rev PETER C., ST. Pstricks Church, BROOKLYN
KHOWLTON AUGUSTUS. No lJ1 south OTsri St, BrookFa
MULDOON, PETER, ST. TereSas Church.
OCONNOR, JEREMIAH No. 263 Whiaast
ONRILL Mrs. MARY A., Orange. n j.
SIMMONS Mrs. MARY c. No. % sands s., Brooklya
WOOD. Mrs HONORA No. 10 Gretnuichst
IIVINGSrON GERARD W. Brick Church Foh ave.
LOvELASD Capt SAMUEL Congregational Church. caton ave.
tyu
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THE WEATHER.

very cloudy s cloudy frsn 70 sunset
Rvenng- slightly cloudy. .. h,xh, IA, the mar
,ury in Is mo- at N ~ ~ nj aaot,se
.sRgh "A no or falls torthe onsr peo Aa no. a.
high a, or falls 80 for me Aue Pa w a
us H. 1864 81 reached So bus TINS ~ a.. "u,h ~.
appears 10 be Do. v.-yoax Ma ,2-e,m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

Knox. Celebrated Jaeunds. or no stnreerl Plants
sspberry Blackberry sni Caran Plants dts from f
Sts. Al PsbuIzh 70 Ga 1east1s erh
hsan md ale al ALL EURSBRBS IN ONE" No 5 R0aissJ
Ny representative Mr. hAhIhOLoheH essW soss
at M. q PARK place, corner Of Caurch
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Spstial 9ctit,s.


The Musc Ash-sifier.-EVery hmiy whh uses coal 'Soda
possess MAGIC This made evident By the slight
est Magic Ash Ser Aai by comparing alb as
other machine for sitting coal ssb 02ee No "a Broad
way, New.YOrk.
seventh Assembly DisricTbe Repa,eas. 81 ,s, ss
election Of Us,es nfsht sol
Collar President ycePresent Of the United stsss arc
SATURDAY EVENING, 2d INST az NO TO oAnAe "s
The purpose OF organizing Grant aud Colay Csmpagn Can
TxxeI,Ih Assembly District, Eleventh Nardlhe bies-
Ward Ayorable 10 the platform aud PacP
National Convention az Chica tne t.s
favorable the election o GRANT and CObFAA.
are invited 10 meeting THIS EVENING al No AyeausD
m The purpose organizing Grant and CotL PresieI Campaign
I I61y nI hi JOSEPH HAZEL. SIMON HAZgLTos.
LAMBS MeCARTHY C. H. REYNOLDS. THOS HAYS, aud other.
Chamber of C0mnerce.
a meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce viii be held On Sur'
day per 49, O'Clock for the election OF COahs
s,oSER - PILOTS tor years By order GsoRda
WILSON Secretary.
To Farmers Gardeners.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTB, made from nighsoh blood.
homes ssi City isr OF extraordinary power
ud Oas needed crops maturity this late seasoa ChkAPkk
other fertilizer s crop TWO WEEKS BARLlBk
and increase the yield OOeihd to Oheba, Price Us per taa
Apply to the lodi hANlFAOIONNONo
80 No Courtlaaitst, New York
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MAJ 22-9am.
LoSDoS. May sA-Ths weather to-day
THE STATE OF TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS

WBST INDIA MARkETA
u,vAyr MAY aThe Sugar market bver du the Offers for Me-
holders losing eOnhdenee heavy
s lost by sugar Exchange LoniOa 99t
oTsulum, on Unised States, % cent discount
DOMESTIC MARKETS
BALTIMORE May a-COIOu steady hdIrg oepO Flour auIe,i
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28

posecfthe re6dllioE-we recognize the
ring of the true metal. and the only
true construction of the term.
Resoleed, That like Andrew John
SON. 10e have an abiding faith in the
people. believing they viii ultimate
" carry US safely to the haven of free
and stable government, with equal
rights to all who support that govern
ment.. !.
Resazysd. That unlike him, we do
not recognize among those ioho sup
port the Government, those whose
only boast of merit is that they
labored to destroy that Government.
iResoJued, That though we are few
in number, yet so long as we have a
voice TO speak, and an arm to raise,
that voice and that arm shall be
raised nadefense of liberty, union
andintegrity.
Rtsoped, That, In the exclusion of
loyal men from participation in the
administration Of our Government,
we recognize faint glimmering of
what We may expect, should our party
fail to perform its whole duty IN the
coming grand campaign.
Res0lUed, That g. J. Pratt, II. B.
Lipperly, A. Newbrough, W. NJ.
Young. j. w Shaw, W. S. Pratt, O..
Waddill, B. F. Young and Col. A. G..
Hodges, be appointed delegates to
represent Hopkins County in the
State Convention at Frankfort.
on the 9th of February next, for the
purpose of selecting delegates from
the State at large to the Chicago
Convention, on the Goth Of May
next; and that, recognizing in our
esteemed young friend, Walter Evans,
Esq, Of Hopkinsville, Kentucky. the
true type-according to Gen. Grants
standard-of loyalty, we hereby re-
commend and request that he be ap-
pointed as delegate from this Dis
trict to the said Chicago Conventions.
Resolued, That a copy OF shese res
olutions be sent to the Evansville
JOURNAL and Frankfort Common
a0edlth for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
~ w. NJ. YoUNG, Chairman.
r. j. LITTLEPAGE, Secretary.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28
Union Meeting in HopkinsyIlIe.

At meeting of the loyal men of
Hopkins County, held at Madison
vile, KY, on Tuesday. the 2lst day of
January, 1858, for the purpose Of
selecting delegates to the Union Re-
publican Convention, to be held at
Frankfort, KY, to nominate delegates
from the State at large to the Union
Republican Convention, to come off
at Chicago in May next, W. NJ. Young
was elected Chairman, and r. J. Lit
tlepage, Secretary.
The Chairman took his seat and
called the house to order, when the
following resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted, viz:
Resoloed. That we heartily approve
the leading principles of the great
Republican party as 1expounded + by
Congress, and recognizei in them the
only hope of political diberty for our.
country. .ss go - .E1EGss .at@a yai..T
ResOlved, That In General Grants
definition of loyal men-th0seswho:op
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28


A proposition has been submitted
to the Louisville Council to run steam
carriages with rotary steam engines
through one of the streets, without
the aid of iron rails. -.---
The Uniontown [Ky.l Appeal comes
to US in mourning for the death of It's
Junior editor, Robert w. Cummins,
who died on the 7th inst. of disease Of
the lungs, aged q years,
Ashland, Kentucky, according to
late census, has population of 1,080
whites. and 36 blaeks-making a total
of 1,116. It has several fourishing
manufactures.
Northern Bank Stock was sold at
auction on Court Day for from
S118 so to $120 25. Fifty eight shares
were disposed Of at these rates. The
same stock seld last summer as high as
$l28. The last semi-annual dividend
was only four per cent. against five
heretofore. The tight times are af-
fecting it a little, but not enough to
hurt it.-Kentucky Statesman.
On one square in Louisville there
are fourteen grog shops, all plying a
heavy traffic, and in not more than
two of the fourteen can a drop of
genuine whisky be procured. Nearly
all the liquors sold are of the medi-
Gated brands, such as Rife"
KNOCK Down, Slow Poison, and
Kill Me Quick >
1t is said that the fixtures of the
National Hotel, at Louisville, closed
on the first instant, will be auetioned
off at an early day.
Ryland K. Shuck, of New Albany,
and his accomplice, John Kelley,
charged with robbing a man named
Osborn, at the Frankfort Railroad
Depot in Louisville, will.have hear
ing In the Criminal Court of Jefer-
son County to-day.
A bill fixing the salaries of Circuit
judges in the Commonwealth at
S., 800, is before the House of Repre-
sentatives. Several amendments have
been proposed reducing the amount
below that specified, and .ope increas-
ing it to $4,000.
Scarlet fever is said to be prevailing
to an alarming extent in Owensboro
and vicinity. The Monitor records
several deaths.
The Owensboro Monitor states, as
veritable fact" that on Christmas
day, Mr. Webber, residing near Sac
ramento, killed. at three consecutive
shots, the unprecedented number of
ffty-thr partridges, and that Mr..
Thomasson, Of Calhoon, recently
killed nine partridges, on the wing,
at one shot. Partridges must be thick
over there. a.
Tobacco has been selling in Owens
boro at the following rates: Fine
leaf, 10 to 12c; medium leaf, 8 to 10c;
fine lugs, 8 to lie; low lugs, to &c.
and trash, to &c.
A German named Reigel attempted
to drown himself enear Owensboro,
but was rescued by Henry Hager.
Mr.. Willis Tinsley, near Yelving-
ton, Daviess County, while engaged
in cutting timber, last week, felled a
tree, which, falling against another in
its descent, crushed it down, and
which caught Mr.. T., badly breaking
one of his legs, and inHicting other
injuries which resulted in his death.
STOVE WnRKS.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28
Indiana Items.

! The Terre Haute Journal thinks
Indianapolis cannot accommodate the
Democratic National Convention. 1t
says about one-third the people who
| attended the State Convention could
not obtain decent accommodations.
The population of johnson Coun-
ty in 1860 was little over fourteen
thousand. 1t is now estimated to be
seventeen thousand.
Judge Martindale, of Indianapolis,
is spoken of as. an Elector for the
State at large, on the Republican
| ticket.
A recent sale of stock in the Git
izens' National Bank, Indianapolis,
was made at premium of twenty
seven cents, after the payment of all
the dividends due.
Prof. Richard Owen, of the State
University, has been confined TO his
room for the last two weeks with lung
fever. He is now conValescipg, how
ever.
A new Universalist Church, on
Michigan Street, Indianapolis, will be
dedicated on Sunday, February I'd.
Rev. j. s. Cantwell, of Cincinnati,
will preach the sermon.
In Difference to the popular will,
the Terre Haute Journal has run up
the name of Mr.. Pendleton as its can
didate for President.
John Nelson, a young man living
near New Harmony, recently was fa-
tally injured by the falling of tree,
which he had cut down.
The Fort Wayne Democrat has
abandoned the quarto style, and now
appears as a folio.
The wholesale dealers of Indian
apolis report sales for December to
the amount of $653, ,857, divided as
follows; Dry goods and notions,
$272, AT; groceries, 1886, ,080; boots
| and shoes, $68, ,251 hardware, SIS, ,235;
drugs. $41 ,489; clothing, $23, ,920; hats
and millinery, Sc, ,408. Sales unre-
| ported would bring the aggregate to
about $4,000.
The Upton Times gravely informs
its readers that the marriage Of our
fellow citizen David Kemp to Mrs.
Jackson, will not at all interfere with
the gravel road" Why should it?
The local editor of the Fort Wayne
! Democrat has been elected Constable.
f. Muncie has a literary society to
improve the youthful mind" !"
Muncie needs something of the kind.
Any number of laborers can be
procured in Monroe County for their
/ board.
Stone, suitable for photographic
purposes. has been discovered on the
/ farm of Mr. John Bringman, some
four miles from Corydon. The stone
has been tested by practical workmen,
and pronounced Of a good quality A
force is now engaged in quarrying it..
The price of j Jacksonville City or
ders have recently advanced from
elghty-fve to ninety five cents on the
dollar The city is going to take up
its floating debt of city orders, by is
suing and selling $25,600 of city
bonds, bearing eight per cent. inter
est, and having five years to run.
A vein of coal, five or six feet
thick, has been discovered in Grant
County. 1t lies from thirty FIVE to
| FORTY feet belOW the surface.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28
Remapcky Etenns.

The Louisville Courier publishes
New Albany items under the beading
- City and Suburbs. ,ts
louisville rejoices in a regular
p" cock pit" in which several game
chickens meet with their death every
night or two.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28
COMMON WARE

is large, and VIII be sold as low as the low
est IN the United States.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28
bohemian GLASS and Silver
Plated Ware.

our assortment of Bohemian Glazs and
silver Plated Ware is one Of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and v
have the advantage of our senior psrtn, +
residing in the city of New York. AND
eIl times on hand selecting the --latest s1yIt
suo patterns OF ware
ehele d9Yn
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28
WHITE GRANITE WARE

now complete, and only wants looking
at TO induce ali TO make their purchases Of
us and our stock of
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28

In the District Court of the United States
for the District OF Indiana.
In the matter of ,..,-.-.--
DeidrIch Arms, bankrupt. II '"A u P'cS'
To ICla0na il may Concern:
FWY MI y UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
k gives notice of his appointment as
assignee of Deidrich Arms, OF Evansville
in the County of Vanderburgh and State
of Indiana, within said District, who has
been adjudged q bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said Dis
trict.
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day of jan
uary, a. ID. 1868. JAM Els H. MCNEELY
jan2l Std ltaWTu Assignee
In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter of
Edward NJ. Strong, I'm bank kruptcv,
Bankrupt.
To tUll0Hl il may Concern:
YFV III 4 UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
T. gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee of Edward NJ. Strong, OF Evans
vile, in the County of Vanderburgh and
State of Indiana, within said District who
HAS been adjudged q bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court of said
District. =H#H
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day OF jan
uary, AID. 1858. AMES H. MCNEELY,
1an2l 3td ltawTu Assignee.
The Evansville journal., 1868-01-28

WYE NOW OFRER TO THE PUB
WV lie large and welI-selected STOCK
on i ran ana Winter Dry SoodA Ea,v,s.ng
all cur goods at prices only justifed ~
present low prices East, we respectfully
request the public TO call and see our scpok
in Dress Gsods. All the newest shades in
French and Irish Poplins, French Meri-
nos, Empress Cloths, Winseys, MeA61i ge
Scotch Plaids and AIl-Wool DelaiDes.
Our stock in Wooden Goode is the largest
in the city. In Cloths of all colors, Cs.ssi-
meres. Satinets. Tweeds, Jeans, and Fan
nels, we are able TO offer 10 customers n.
ducemeuts no other house In the city csn.
Our stock OF Notions ~ large, eomyy1sing
everything expected 70 be found. W. k6ve
"A large stock Of Knit Goods, Shir~> S1d
Drawers. Hoods and Nubias, Shawla md
Hoop-Skirts, Blankets, &C.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il ID i a NJ II -

ID r. j a nj e = .
fro,,,.-.,.x az yA.:rs' lock HOSPITAL,
II -. -. - trt.-1 she'd IN ISS0l ana -,
r. 80 - tied III CAtcaEo-.he most sur
cesas,l ,ss oil IL age 10 The treatment OF an
d!seasas of i private aas DC conaaeailally
c,uruitea A. III usge anl roorns.1 RAspoLrn srrrsr
Coz ~ i1-sreee,, erszrr, rr STAIRS upon M.
trs-s,.,s, : T1,r,u,e Eercarial. typhiiite biood
80 sJss, n.ss. 81 Ill Disorders Of Conta ston,
yeneregI ..cA &c caFts xithnu. tie 9so
OF m, rcary. .o9sue IetassA 49,, or any poison.
bat with hi NrTssl1fs "a p'eA's cure Ior al kc-
@i,s as yrsaSEss. sneh as Seminal ye,k
,,.s sos,-,, sd igurns Emissions brought on BY
euse ol the crCaA, ca excuses, or
trhegi,et- causing less OF memory, confusion, &C.
,1r-s.f,n s,rp.sa ri si0u. AID often times rssr.
49, 5.-,,-+A tram OF other syur,s-.a
1, ~ - - ,.rea ~ an infalisble rsatf,s
49,, 80 - v;susr Al diseases peculiar to-
the sexual organs OF private character, radically
4 ard permanently crred ~-;,,. -.
Mo-, od hssa =, o producing boche. On
an ..rs s,rsll x..-g -tcrsf aims In the head and
! boue--uleeraea throat and note, sSres on the limbs
and body croiua-tog, 'acl - ~ eLaicss num-
Der or surerings IN, permanently cured.
| Ia JANva /. rec ,rifneuded by the prese of he
r,r,,,. ~ ,-orasssors 0! medical colleges and Nv
tho r,rasrsI nrafessfou Ccrcraliy. Those afflicted
| shu-ia AMY 10 him and Ac cared al once.
| Da JAwKs car be cansgtei, commercially, by let
ter. = o. Box ee, c. $50, n,,iosins stamp Tor
,,,,b .,,.., cor,,- Of pear, horn street. from A.
! !. - % = ,Te, ,ea.rste roors. and private en-
1 trtnre .rd e-str SO ts4t plteH,s never come In
eon.set VIII each other. Everything private and
confidential. ,,o, ,vxo,
o .ust i.s..ss..' sYFT.sfs, and both sent ~
sealed envelopes to ant a1aIsss. Oh receipt VI ten
| ce-.. or threc red pos.1ce stsrnp'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

The Cleveland Pidindsaler, Of last Toes.
day. contains the speech Of Gsn. w. r.
Richardson. Of Marietta, Ohio, giving hi,
rsasons for leaving the Radical and attach /.
ing himself to the Democratic party. Gen.
Richardson was . gallant soldier in the late
var. He went into the service ~ Colonel
Of 1.-THE Twenty eight Ohio. and vas brsvsted
for gallant and msritorious service In bat.
tie. lie can't support the Radical and 70.
sstical measures Of Congress, and has
nobly taken his stand with the Dsmoc.
racy.
At Fronesta, Forrest county, Pa. three
leading Republicans have quit 'the foul
party" ard como out for Seymour and
Blair. The names arc Col. P. ID. Thomas
OIL J. +. Gaul and Lieutenant ID. W.
Cls,k-all gallant soldiers and true gentle
men.
Il looks ~ If Grant will be lei. without
., electoral tick ct in Georgia. The las, Ma.
c,n Telegraph contains the resignation ef
Judge L. Il. Harden. OF Cuhbert, hon ".
W. BOYD. Dahonsgs. and Hon. A. A. Viii
bur. oil. here. fore. on the Grant Electoral
ticket, bus nov drm supporters Of Seymour
anl Blair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
Second Congressional District,

Hon. J.rnes r Lane. and Capt. !. n. wallace,
Republican aud Democratic candidates for District
set vii dseass the political Issues Of The day at
tie following imss and places:
7lt;nn. Cciar Co. Mordsy, Sept. H.
tcdAr Rhpld-. Linn Co. Tuesday, sept 10.
Marion. Linn Co. "Wednesday, Sept. 10.
AaNmp-a. loncs Co, Thursday, sept. II.
neNtst, clinton co. Fridsy. Sept. Is.
Malnokcia jackson 10 Saturday. Sept. 10.
Citation. Mosdss, sept Il.
Davenport. IlssdNs SEPT. %
Nrscatue. weanr,day. sept, "a
WI ton. Aascatine Co, Thursday, Sept. .. -
TIC d.cu 1-ions VIII cnce a, O'Clock, +. "
"a each n.'sncr. except NJ Dewitt Clinton. bnyr',-
prFf and Au.ta.ne. w.i,rs they will begin AT ! .
a'cl.ck
's,t wAnae, vii hegin the discussion a. Tlptcu,
sg-ak na ne hour. 10 To followed ~ Mr. Lane one
hoar ana hall. capt Wallace r-ioining IN thirty
minutes. al ne neSt meeting Mr.. Lanc will open
ans soon. sferns'els duriny the fiscnssions
The ossi canaralttaos arr Requested ~ aitsrd 4
sarer'' .'-r srd -Frsng'ns for ts~vc msei nee fst
ihr pahl' i"nraeis 81 bsth par Los u publish th,s
Agf.,nm mint.
ny ord-r ~ lhe Central cpmsali~ns 90 tho s.r,nt
'.nstr--ipual Ds'rici. EpMNiip a Tiihl nk.
Cha Den. Cent Goa.
L. u fN@EkSul.l
con- Rep cent. com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
CLIMAX,

NI'hAG.
A plain statement OF facts. inherited ecrefula.
and many OF my reli,ions have died OF it, In 1899
my case was ir,ghtful. Tumors and ulcers spread
until in 1912. under the advice OF my physicians,
went to Avon Springs. Ireceived no benefit tried
every medicine and did everything could. l had to
rest my arm n cushion, and had not been abb. to
raise 1t to my heal in over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa.
tion was recommended; but pronounced dangerous.
Icoud not sleep. and my suiierings in toerable
A friend brought me an English physician. who APP
piled salve with which he said he had accomplish.
dextraordinary cures In the hospitals in England
II commenced 10 relieve: persisted in i.s use Il,
finally effected perfect and entire cure. II now
lsAs. 1t 10 I'VE ysars since had the appearance OF a
scrofulods sore, and my health Ia been good ever
since procured the receipt Of this wonderful artl
Gle -this blessing OF humanity and have called it
"PAsx's CLIMAX sALyE." and allow the public to use
II or no, ~ they choose. This Is bef but candid
statement, given more fully in my circular
Geneva, New York, Dec ISIS. J. II. PAGE.
IL have known j. NJ. Page Esq. OF Geneva. N. r..
for many years. He is of The frst citizen. OF
Western New York. saw him last week in good
health. His case was most remarkable one, but
actually true in every particular IN Jsisnsdl
-.
We have watched the unaded but gre wing favor Of
"PAGEe CLIMAX SALyE," and availing ourselves Of
the knowledge Of Its wonderful curative powers,
have become proprictors OF the came.
tits asme cure fer Burns. Scalds, Scrofnla, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, B oxen Breasts, Frost Bites,
Ch;lblains, Stings, Bruises. Cuts, swellings, &C
whether upon man or beast II iubdves pain and
Inflammation with surprising CELEBRITY. and heals
burns without a scar. No family should be without
it. 1t always wanted and Is always ready. We
will forfeit dozen boxes for any single failure. We
believe there never anything like it in the world
II is pat in tin bores with the name Pages Gil
max Salyc" stamped on the bottom Of the box
None other is genuine. Sold by dealers lin Med.
cines everywhere. Tryit. Price only so cents.
WHITE & HOWLAND. Proprictors, So Liberty
Street. New York. d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
DR.. SHALLEN BERGER'S
EEyEE AGUE ANTlDOTE.
Has been before the Public Is years

Those who have used It don't need TO be told Of
e merits, but for the benefit Of others We publish
few testimonials. and say
TRY IT.
FAcrs roB TEE ProYLr-Da. SoarLLIs1xscp.s FL
WEE AND AeUE ASriporE.
Boz Iss1ox, iowa. Aug. 81, 1855.
Ckrs:-Iour pile have. to my knn Wedge, given
We have no old customers for your pills. from tn,
fact that bottle fails to cure the mcst OBJ
s,inafe CAGES. Those who have used them recon.
mend them to others, and couid produce testimo.
ny in every case where used that they have failed
to eject IA permanent cure.
One old gentleman tells me that when he invested
Sicu IL your medicine II was enc OF the lest invest
nents ne made. He had beer afflicted with fe-
sud asue over two years, and nothing would ef-
feet cure, until one box Of your pills Gid the work.
Aud for more than year, he has not felt the
slight. 81 symptoms Of return Of the disease. See
Advertisement ALLEN EESRricss, Druggist.
LYNN, Nass, October cSth. 1855
Din. SMALLzssxaGEs Dear Sir: have been for
eleven weeks sick with Fever aud Ague contracted
IN he army. After beng sick for tw weeks, came
home from Alexandra, Va, and then bad shake
every .wo days for week. after which had . se-
vercatteck every day for eight weeks, without one
exception, which weakened me go that was unable
10 walk. an these nine weeks had two doctors
attending me but they could not stop the ehAkes.
even help them. My brother came home from
He recommended them very highly, and said they
had cured him at once of very severe attack.
neglected TO take the pills sor while. being dscour
them. and the scccud cote cured me completely.
have not had the least ssn oil chill for some weeks
and am gaining strength every day. There are now
here great many soldiers suffering in the same
@ee!eiae. have received some Iron fisn1 n
1895 NM. J. N0N1A