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Life is WarmI Death is Cold /

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chronic Diseases, Female COmDIaiuts
consumption, liver COmplainfs.
MEDICAL AND CONSULTING Rooms, No.
Odd FELLOWS BUILDING, NIoNRoK ST.
THOS. j. KISNER, M. d.
DRACTTCAL AND CONSULTING ply
i stefan for all Diseases OF a Chronic Ma.
'"te incident TO the human family, Ptz:
Disease OF the Air Passages, % 4
Nasal mas CataTTh, ozena. Asthma and Consump-
NOh' as wen as all diseases of the Heart and
Digestive System,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints. DiaYrhea-
bVSehtery, Constipation, Piles, &C., and all
Affections or nervous system,
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea.
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility and ali al
lcctons arising from an
Impure state OF Hood.
Scrofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, RheumRtisn,
White Swelling, &C.
His system Is the only true and successful
ono lor the treatment OF all afaIF
Diseases Peculiar to Females.
Painful. PrOfuse and Suppressed Menstrual
ton, LeucorThea, Falling OF womb, with all
the sympathetic Accomplishments, such as
General daioBB eShty s 81 PPe sttsnt oa
given to all
DlSeaa of the GenitO.UEinAFy Organs,
viz: Inflammation of Kidneys and bladder,
DribblinR and Scaldtng of Urine, Difficult,
Dta6etts, 9honorrhea, elect, Structure and
syphilis, SpermatorThea and 1mpOtency an 4
all Nervous Affections consequent up6 n
YOUTHFUL HYDROCARBONS.
The Doctor Is able at all times tn give 81 HIa
faction as to result OF treatment, &c. ionI
municatlonS confidential and promptl, > M
uced. Medicines, cash. A guaranty liver
In al cases where a personal and dire Sef AZ
animation Is made. -
ONCE hOurs-l p. M. to 8 pm.
House." ~ sa1
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TRENTON, Jan. 29.-General Sickles
spoke tonight At q large meeting that
was organizing Grant Club,
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DRY GOODS.

The market is quiet and buoyant for
cotton goods, especially for bleached
muslins, but not very active, owing In
part to the snow storm. Goods like the
James Steam Mills, which, fortnight
ago were selling as low as PKG now
command lac; and muslins, like Kear-
carora is firm at 1Sc; Wamsutta at 22Lc
and New York Mills jumped to 271fc.
through absolute scarcity. All good
prints are selling quick at 12al21fc, the
latter for seasonable styles; the Amos
keaG prints command Ike, and Free
mans and Arnold's new styles will
open at lie, although old styles are still
tnRs of best Eastern makes are firm at IL
al51zo, and Southern at 141<c. The mar
ket for woOlens is still inert, and prices
not fully established; foreign fabrics
are the same,
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CLOSING PR1oEs-b.8n Il Ia

@~4SA-S OsOV
GoLD-Heavy, opened at I41 anG
closed at 14O5Sai4OA.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Opened less
active and scarcely so firm but closed
Stronger with more business: coupons
81, 11l5Sa1111; do 1872, 11I15aIlII; do
20, lO91sa1O9I<; do '65, lO95<aIO9JS; do
new 1071<a1075z do '67. 1O75FaiO79T:
10.40s, 1O4a1041S; 7-30s, 1O75Sa1O75<.
SToCKS-Closing prices of Canton
6936aboLz; Cumberland 3Sa3S<: 9ufoIy-
silver 263<a251f; MRripOsa S1<aSI<: Pa
cific Mail 1l49Sa11414; Atlantic. Mail
971<a912<; New York Central 13OHaI3l:
Erie 769Sa754z; Hudson 14511al46: Har.
lem 127; Reading 081<a96sG; Ohio certifi-
Gates S21SaS3; Marietta and Cincinnati.
first preferred 25k; Wabash 469<: sd
Paul 47%a475Si do preferred 63XaB5;
Michigan Central 1111<alI2; Michigan
S91faSS5S; Illinois Central I34
Abs; Pittsburg 974Sa977{; Toledo I121<a
lib; Rock Island 991<a999<; Northwest
ern 60z<a601<; do preferred 74I<H749f: |
Fort Wayne 1O3Na1O4: Hartford and |
Erie 16Na174<; TeEre Haute preferred
AZ; Hannibal and st. Joseph 81; pre-
rerred Tx. .s ~ 80 |
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams 775<a779<.
Merchants Union 361fa37; American
IS1za74; United States 76a761z; Wells,
Fargo & Co. 45a45zS.
BORDER STATE BoNDs-NeW Tennes-l
sees 6ON; Missouri's lOl1<.
NlmaIm,,nt0 t.iH Il
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FromAf. LouIa.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Last night and
to-day is the coolest of the season. Mer-
curry sunk to So below zero.
The river closed during the night.
locking in the ice two ferrybOats which
The river is now nearly one continuous
gorge between here and Cairo. Com
munication with the Illinois shore L.
cut of, but 1t will soon be strong enough
for the, passage of teams. q u
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JANUARY 20 FLOUR = Firmer for
choice brands; low grades dull.
GRAIN : Wheat-Lower sales at
g 0S1z. Corn Quiet; sales at s2a
S21<C for new. Oats-SLeady at 5sZc.
Rye-LOWer at 81 Seal 81. Barley
Irregular at g O8a2 Il.
Pork-Dull; held firm
at $40 50a2l 90. Lard-Strong and gen
orally held at 13c; sales moderate at
121<c. Green Meats-Nomiual.
DRESSED Ho0s-S7 4Oas 80.
BGLOuIa.
JANUARY 2s.-FnoUR-Quiet and un-
changed. y y
GEAn-NVheat-UHchanged at g 55a
2 rs for red and white fall. Corn-Cn-
changed at 67GsSc. Oais-UnchanRed
at 6Ia71e. Rye and Barley-Steady and
unchanged. t-5@5ssf
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H at s2i On.
Baeop-NpWinatss LafJi-HeId at I2ji
l3c ffs,sf nd sttle.
sse-l. ssf'3 6IsSo. - 10
JANUARY 2b.as13hG LTYheata.o1iet
and Arm. Oefnz75zn, lower saleS 81
new at s9Ha9Oc, Oats--QuIet and mn
changed. Rye-Quiet. Barley-Small
sales OF 30. at 81 70.
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BY THE ATLANTTC CABLE.
AdVioeS to the 29th of January.

:. LOSDoN, Jsh. 2s.-George Francis
Train is delivering lectures in Cork on
American and Irish subjects. He is
very popular with the Irish people and
ms houses are damned.
The evidence of Shaw, who turned
intormer and identified Barrett as the
ClerkenWell criminal. Is peners1Iy die
credited. - y JUS
Alexander NJ. Sullivan, editor of the
Dublin Nation. who was arrested for
printing seditious articles and for mar
tetpating in the funeral ceremonies
IN honor Of the Manchester martvra-
was brought up at Dublin yesterday for
preliminary examination. The evil
dence was of such nature as to iustifv
trial. -'t 4Of
LONDON. Jan. ga. M.-consols
9s9tass7E for money aud account; us.
Bonds quiet at 7l7sa72; Illinois Central
s61<; Erie 4s2<.
LATER, p. M.-Consols e4s<aa4.<.
American Securities are firm. H. g.
Bonds q. Pork duh at 74s; Lard arm
L1vERPoon, Jan. 29.-Cotton firmer.
sales 1900 bales. Breadstuffs ouiet.
D.
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MONEY AND sTOuKs,

GOVERNMENT STocKs-Coupons '62.
Joss; do '64, 1927; do i65, I09zS; new
issue 1914; IO.40s registered, 1912;
coupons 1917; .7-SOs both, 1918.
MoNEY-Unchanged.
STERLING-UnchanRe
B. GOLn-140N -ts. /.
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Please Call & Examine
"a Complete PIetorIal History OF
the Times."

''The best, cheapest, and most sue.
cessful Family Paper An the
UnIOns'
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The unsolicited recommendations We re-
10 be Just exactly what we claim. ~
They are purely Vegetable;
They t1tu 1ngt0OTute and Strengthen;
Lney {ortgy the system against The eOR EFFECTS
Of U1II1klOEeS1n9e RCLter.
They will cure DGRpepStd;
They will cure Heartburn:
They I'LL cure Headache:
They G0fu cure JGuHdEce:
They LOtu cure Sea StckEless.
1heV tOtl cure General De6LilM. ~
They tDtu create a healthy ADpetite.
znsy contain no PotSOfl0uS Drug:
1heytgtn 1nUtg0Tdte the System Or INDIGESTION
ana moderately Increase the Temperature of
the body and the force of the 7C;iTculafiont
acting, In fact as general corrobOrant ofths
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The Latest News.
1X THLEGRAPH.

BY the Union Line:
0nee, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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COlEERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
nARKlsTs Bx rEIEeRAPp
New YORk, January %, 1868.
REaUIAR REpoRT.

REGULAR REPORT,
CorToN-Firmer with a fair business.
sales 1000 bales at lsI<c for middIinS
FLoUR-Receipts 6.ssI bills. n Ella.
nrner; sales $500 bbls. at IS 6tae On SoS.
snperhne State and western: So 0OaTo %
1or extra State; 50 6OaI2 90 for aEtSS |
N.SaI ~ w IOa16 90 for white wheat
~ HLE g; y sOa13 so for round hooD OSio.
9LO 9Oai2 10 for common to good 81
tr' oga1o W Tor good to choice ex-
va u ~ HOi closing quiet, California Flour
%7oEsaLr ri sales $500 sacks al $40 50a
10 20; small lots Sl4OO. Rive ESIo,,. SsA
steady sales los bbls. at 81 55ae o.
WHIsKK-NominAI, ~
N--Wheat-ReCeipts 900 bus
III IA ana quiet; sales $500 bus. at Sc As
loF no. Zsprtng, in store, e. 6la2 az for
red PennsylvaniR; 50 Is for white Cali
tornia. Rye-Firm; sales 6. 600 bus
western at Sl17. Barlsy-Quiet: saIes
3.uO0 bus. Canada West, private terms
barley Malt-Quiet; sales 5000 bus at
81 %. tCorn-Recefpts 60, $50 bus; lac
lower und dull; sales 46, 600 bus. al 81 "a
al 26 for new mixed. western. SfSost.
closing at 81 Is for prime samples. n On
al 70 Tor new white Southern: 81 2SsI %
Tor new yellow Jersey. Oats-Receints
6.669 pus.; 10 lower; sales 1900 bus Al
SOC Tor western in store: S71<c afioat.
-. S41s S2cllS! Rtce-Quiet at 1OI<allc
fair demand. SuRar-Steady; sales 40
6hqs Cuba at l12SR1l3<o. Molasses-
Quiet and steady.
aoPs-Quiet at SOa60c for American.
P,EaTRoLEUli-Quiet at 105<o for crude.
ana 24ofor refined, bonded,
LEATHRR-Hem1ock Sole-More 40.
tive and hrmer at 251fa2So for Buenos
Ayres, light weights. :
WooL-Veryq quiet; sales 1870, 600 his at
41a54c for domestic fleece.
CoAL-Quiet; sales by auction 10000
tons Scranton at s. 45a8 So for lump;
y 45aS 60 for steamboat; s. 671<aS 7711<
ZOE CRATES $4a4 10 for egg; 81 9Oa5 90 for
sIoVe, ana " 61a3 So for chestnut,
fRoYls1oNS=-Pork-. Quiet and steady:
sales 1850 bbls at $40 75A2l 90 for old
mess, closing at S2I % regular: sol S5s
Y 90 for new do, closing at $2l 95 FeDIi-
lar; Sl7als 90 for prime, and Sl9aiS 25
prime mess. Tierce BeeE-Fair REQ uest.
sales 1910 tierCes at SSl T5aS4 SO for
prime meas, and $37 6Oa39 90 for
India mess. Beef-Quiet and steady:
sales ], $50 bbls at $l3A19 90 for new plnin
mess, and S1S 60a21 80 for new extra
mess. Beef HRms-Quiet; sales 2SC
bblS at SO 5OaSI 90. Bacon-SteadV,
sales $50 boxes at 112ka111Sc for short
ribbed; 12Ea1So for short clear; IO<a
10Ac for for Cumberland cut, and IL "a
11Nc for long ribbed. Cut Meats
Quiet; sales 2S5 packages at Sa91<c fol
shoulders, and 12a131<C for hams.
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer at S3<a91<C
city.
LARD-Firmer; sales 5000 bbls a
l311sa14c, and $50 kegs on private terms
iBUTTER-Steady at 38a49c for state.
! CHRESF-Dnll at IIa16O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

WA Via NJ for the past ~ yeef1 1no " a, -.
ths persuu whom all afflicted should cOnsuE ~ - -
ever heard OF patient OF his not being cur shs.. ~
h. been In this city. His reputation nss ~. ss
al the CITY papers, HE patients ana .ne es ~
Ssesion both here and abroad, e peins sno vss .s
la snec,sliste here and thorough master q ~
i Xsss.as n Nj others fail. don't despair, gre
H, a.. e.r n Il only common occurrences withhsn
70 .sn.s:sren. and the most comp sets In the city.
nv W.,-n Nh Take Particular Notce.-Docs0r Bic.
80 1~.csss much Of hs tlme TO the treatment u
~. csees canesd By secret habit, Which Tuine bob
So1v and mind. unAttii the unfostunate individual
~ Ither businees society. TIE cad eject Of these
.,iy habits: the ripper yeass, 10 to weak
cn tie debItats tho constitution destroy the phys
cal and mental powers. diminish and enSeeblc the
natural feelnRs ami exhaust the vital energies Of
snhood the pleasures oflifc mared. the object
Of marriage frustrated and exstepcc iteef rendered
term Of unceasing misery andrsgret Such psreons
especially those contemplating marriage. shoud lose
no time in making immediate apr sicaton, = Dr. b.
BY his treatment, lie enabled 20 insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations free ard confdea tisl Onirs. No. 11
South Clark street, cor. Monroe half bock from
the Pott Office. Post office Box i54, Chicago, H.
once hours from A. u. TO sP. u.
Send for his " Guide to Health" published month
sE.D.-Lsdiss, ssnd for descriptive eirculas o
peesesis 11e@is, - bat pssvsaa5ve q eoneUtioG
InovS- Ito aiy oDdsess ~ sAGU.
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sHERlFTs SALE.

sHERlFFs SALD.
TIE STATE OF IOWA, -.
Seer OouSrY,
II The Distriss Court 81 Scott county, State
Of Iowa.
By virtue Of special execution issued
from the oflcs Of the CLERK Of the District
Court OF Scott county, State Of lows, in
favor OF Henry B. Mathews, and against
Mary Love. dated February 18th, 1868, and
y me directed, commanding me tha,
Of the real estate hereafter described
OF the said Mary Love, make or cause
to be made the sum Of nine hundred and
twenty -four 75-l00 dollars. with inter
~ and costs, levied upon the follow
ing described real estate. lying and beinl
situated in the County Of Scott and Stst'
Of Iowa, viz: Lots number one % ans
two ~ in block number three (3), in Bur
rows Subdivision Of . part Of the south
west quarter Of Section No. twenty -tw,
(22). in Township No. seventy eight (76)
north Of range three (3) east Of the 6tl
|P. N.
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale II public outcry, at til
Court House door in the city Of Davenpor,
County Of Scott and State Of lows, Of
Saturday, the l4th day Of March, 1858, be
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock A. n. and I
o'clock P. N. Of said day. sale to commenc
q the hour Of Z o'clock p. N. Of said day
and will sell to the highest and best bid
| der therefor, in cash. the above describes
property. or sufficient thereof to satisfy th
above debt, with interest and costs.
| Dated this 18th day Of February. 1906
GUSrAvUS SCHNITGER.
febl2-d3s Sheriff OF Scott county, Iowi
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To ny United states and World.
wide Readers.
vnLASsw, WALKsR CouSsY. Ca, |
lima 2Qth 1864.


Ds. Joan BuLL-Dear Sir: I have recently
gwen your WORN Destroyer" several trials
and find it wonderfully eficscious. II he's not
failed in . single instaace TO have the wished for
effect. am doing pretty large country pras-
tice. aad have daily use for some article Of the
kind. am free TO confess that know Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablsst authors that
10 40 certain and speedy in is effects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you is to ind out upon what
terms can get the medicine directly from you
If can get it upon easy terms, shall use .
great deal of it. | am aware that the use OF
such articles is contrary to the teachings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line OF
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discarding . remedy which We know TO be efh-
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rule to use all and any means TO alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitatng because some one more ingenious
than my self may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge.
However, am by no means an advocate or sup
porter of the thou ands of worthless nostrums
that flood the country. that purport to cure al
manner of disease to which human flesh is heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. am. sir most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. b.
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Ladies'. tmke Rparticu1mr Notice
the REAL vELPkU FEMALE PILLS


Tnese Pis 80 celebrated many yeass ago In Pasis.
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os their criminal employment In the practice Of sbof'
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America. They have been kept IN eonpasative o.
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e physician in Paris, Of great wealth, and stsiet
conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general use lest they should be employed for unlaw
IL overcoming Female DISTINCTIONS. Falling q III
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ohsseee Nervous and Spinal Affections Paine tn tht
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tion OF the Heart Mysteries. ETC., and viii enscs
cnre whom AL other means have failed; and. :,
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To married ladies and young girls who have nsve
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Win. In short time. bring on the monthly pcric'
GAITror.-Msrrisd Ladies' should never take the .
when there 10 any TO believe themselves Ye9
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Ladies' can p-ocure box. sealed nom ne syes Q
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Notice is hereby given that, AmosF. Cut
ter, jr, J. +. L. Marxsen. and VIM. G.
Wadsworth who reside in the City of Da-
yensort, County Of Scott, and State Of
Iowa, have formed limited partnership,
pursuant to the provisions Of Chapter
eighty Of the code Of Town. to carry on the
business Of Dry Goods Merchants at said
place, in which all the parties in crested are
the said Amos r. Cutter, jr., and j. +. E.
harxssn, who are the general partners, and
the said w. G. Wadsworth, who is the
special partner. That, the said W. Q.
Wadsworth has contributed the sum Of five
thousand dollars as capital toward the com
mon stock and, that tho said partnership
il to commence on the lst day Of February
1863, and is to terminate on the LIST day oil
February 1873 AMOS r. CurrsE, JR.,
j. f. e. MARxsEN,
WV. G. WADswoRfa.
Dated Davenport, Feb. II, ls6s-dlw-wew
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Bulls Sarsaparilla
A Good Reason for tho Cnptaln'0
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THD
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1885,
DR, JoHS BrLL-Dear Sir: knowing the ef
6ciency of your Sarsaparilla. and the healing
and BENEFICIAL qualities 1t possesses. l send you
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was 10
ken prisoner and confied for sixteen month";
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed yet. have not sat up moment since ]
was wounded, am shot through the hips, =
My general health is impaired. aud need some
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wish tina. tina, is genuine, Please express me
half n dozen bottles and obigc
CARR. y. p. JOHNSON. st. Louis. Mo.
P. S.-Ths following was written April 80
1885, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt.
Johnson:
DR. BuLL-Dear Sir: My husband, Or. q. 8.
johnson. was a skillful surgeon and ply stefan in
Central New York. where he died. leaving the
above e. p, johnson TO my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had a chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparil-
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JsSxrp JOHNSON
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SPRINGFIELD.
RAY Il TAYLOR,
uAvvsAosrsns % LApnS 40 ersys'
PAPER FURNISHING oO0DS |

HAVING uneQuailed facilities for the msnufaetufe
II Of al kinds of the above goods, We ere PREPARED
b all eli orders with and dispatch. and o
- low hgures = By any oiher house manufacturing
goods ofthe same quality.
We aso now Oanufaei ufing the SbIlowin9 1oOoSs
which ase unsurpassed In stylc finish. quality s'o
Gents Collars.
Plain Mseeasoit Psssseney.
os.Al.,..ao. s
L. Bean ideal CoIfet,
Manila Enamoied 01eote,
Huteh'n'oa4 syGsSsn c.. Collars.
Duesnis klnss Yinish.
sssisss cssc.s.
Ensmeled
Rayersibls Enameled,
. LINEN Ffnish.
Ladies imileljon Lace Co1laSe,
Curts' Linen patent Bosom.
In addition 70 ~ above, We manufacture ell kinds
u Ladies - 0eate Cum, both single and fcvefs.
~, plain, enanelsd linen nnish al OF the Late
G0toe I'd 6ooe material. All our go0ds on faie ~
~. 9. WADoW0RfH, II 43 Brady stres,' HsssH'
post. RAY TAHOE:
Caution. [
All papes Foods manufactured In imfauonr = 49, ~
u o1hsr woven 1hhrics, arc Infringement q ~ -
tefs patsnt unless lIcersed by u.s. ~ ~ 49,
CellAe Co., d C1ieaao. - = p.ss:ns ~ "A ~
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LIVE RIEs.
.eAs. A. HIGH,

paoPRrxSoR OF TIE
m-.~se.n street Livery OsableA
--zz..rs-s HARRISON STREET BETWEEN
EE<A Front and Hecond. Horses =
Cnrrlowes, Of the best quality, 70 lst a q
Houra. Funerals furnished on short nosaee.
nOnS10 D0U0Af AND 6OADs
"a hoeedsd q sss0saools charges. imyls.Gav
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topposiss oMy Han Pssk.l
sPDBR's PORT GRAPE WINE.
pure Juice port made nom the Oporto ssspss.
ssssd 10 this eounty-an invaluable medicinal wine.
ns an sxssllsat wins for females. wsahly Deseeos.
invalids and the aged.
n tooIs properties ~ unsesposeeds easaAg Q.
aopssts end restoring health and veos ~ dsbtassd
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The beneficial effects arising rom IT, uss ass -
toushng thousands, and cannot b realised fo0 sns
- Of other wines.
All who Try Il sxpssss shsif surprise thss % ss'S
eioss wine 10 raised IN this country. Also.
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Wines from the Amous vineyards plsnssd y .1s
Nonks q Los Angeles. These sss dsnNoos ~
wines for family nee. Imported gin. brandy sno ON
q liouoe, Of The Sess brands directly nom oono
Samples giyen nee Of charge -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Manufacturer and Vendor Of the Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup
ron TEE cuRs OF
Ague and Fever
CHILLS AND FEVER.
r. JOHN BULL.
CHILLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
Justly claims for il . superiority over all reme-
dies ever offered to the public tor the safe, GER
ain. speedy and permanent cure Of Ague and
Fever. or chills and fever. whether of short or
ong standing. He refers to the entire western
and southwestern country to bear. him testimony
TO the truth Of the assertion. that in NO case
whatever will it fail TO cure il the directions are
strictly followed aad carried out. In a great
many cases single dose has been sufficient for
. cure, and whole families have been cured BY
single bottle, with . perfect restoration Of the
general health. II ia, however, prudent. and
n every case more certain 10 cure, if its use ID
continued in smaller doses for . week or I've
after the disease has been checked, more espec-
tally in difficult and long standing bases, Uss.
ally this medicine will not require any aid u
keep the bowels in good rder; sasuld the pa
tient, however, require eashartie medicine.
after having taken three four doses Of II
Tonic, single dose Of SUITS vsssrAsls ISAsns
piLLs will be sufheient.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-14

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