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,ALExANDRIA.

w ihD SEoR5Erows RAItk6Hb.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. a, 1903
On and After s MS,.o1{ Dee nat, 1865. and
sas bstWosa wilmington and Aisia,drissh q III III
fHlouaH nAIL rlAISL
Leave N'Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, esie m.ido. for Manassas and Harrison
Leave kisIsudris, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets fr2m Manassas rAilroad) ASH .. IN.
do. from Lynehbtrs, ep. IN.
LOCAL PLssIsoEn rnAIss.
x.a si;% Az. Depot ps.. .ts:a
d" LIE k'H' st. A'a'h' &c &c
=, P,h lo.b
20 - I0 :. .. Ia 50
4" 4" 80 Dats 1 Henry, 70
~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depo o.
sh5 g. NJ, connect with Orzngs. AlsxaldrA . I'd
for all poiats on The line Of ihot road between Ma
masses Junction and HarrisonbuIE.
Trains leaving st., Asaph and King streets at f.1S
7. m. connect At ", hsaph function With train
from hauAssas and HArrlsonburE At 7tS p. IN,
arriving At Baltimore and Ohio Depot ats!Op. N.
and In time n 'Ifissg III Ess.i ass'
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U. 5. ORDsAsoH AasFoY,
CoREER HOUSTON AND GREENE srr.,
(kNrRAEcE on QkEEEk. u. o. Boz No. ISL.

consnn Bog.I %; o nunt;s e., As .r'
fEx,p sgs AZ a. ~ nVs 4 ss " pphkhnMs'.
Mswyn,r' gor 70. bu
SEALED proposa Ia In daoiis.ts III los
mi nfscs nntii wrnHHsnhv VII % reeesNea
m' ~ nnssha NJ ~, , AVE- y Iss ~ ~
ar.nt,i.s M ro,inuins M TSa ststes, In
W IN IN s,Yi, sssia ,is.d ,nr.S.,. ,.,,,.,.s
iiSS'HS ln,in.rnia Ina eauvr 20, new
~ ~ ss..p. ihee "ussou' oaioor oo'
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"" oPoneof eaipihes' heW inooel' oAhpcr o..
ne "a IN sn.,,., ,.,,,,.. 49,. .,
S@ speno, si, ~ mVoeI, eaper T rev.
~. 10y Speneef eAfpihos' AeoouHemenh' bhkos-
hss 10 n 49,. .-., .,- -
,. oyyY Spe.oef e"pihes' aceoutremesu, other
Tha o,dpanee p.par,ms,t ,s.s,vs. An. ,,.h, IA
f KY .. ~ eas not deemed ,s.sse,ory Prior to
proved BY ne War n epersment
i,eiss,,es wii H. m.Se 4. Nan rn a., .,a
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aood- per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tiinpro Steamers, Railroad or Express, to care r.
"A. Haysnn,T, General Agent Al Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for COM
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
At low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and int edtate points, At red uoed rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap2t-H General Superintendent
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICR,
On the petition Of PErEE oIIsiR, Of wsyuss.
pa p4tent granted TO him 9th day Of October,
1870, for an improvement In Grain separatoIsi
II 10 ordered that said petition be heard Al shis
once on the 10th day Of September next, Any pei
son may oppose this extension, objeetio1s, dee.
Onies twenty days before ihs day Of hsaIag,,,
jy9-f9w Commi ssioneT Of Patents.
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Proposals FOR WOOD,


OFFICE CHIEF QUARrgRAAsrER.)
THIRD Dis. . DkPARIAEsT Or THk East, 7
PHILADBLPHIA. PA, June2t 1852.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. with a COPY Of
this advertisement attached to each, are Invited
p IN SATURDAY, Jaly 81, 1859, for supply ins
Tho QuaIt'rmAster's Department OF this district
charitable hard Wood ti2s cubic feet, and a. Oa5)
two thousaa nd and ninety I'VE tons, a. 40 poundsj
best quality Anthracite coal, egg, stove, aud nut
sizes be delivered at such mes and at the places
hereinaftsr named, as may be required. prior to
August 10, 1859. as follOwA:
Cords Tons
Wood Coal
Fort Delaware, Del Observation-Disclosures. 10 oOD
RrAnkford Arsenal, Penn. ,......,,...,. 2lb
ssdgwiek Barracks, Washington, D. q. p2
Rorl MeHenry Nd, ;....,......"".", $40 pl
FORT Washington. Nd. .........."....., 81
FORT foote, ND. .',..'','''.'''s,''''.'.,,
Baltimore, Md. ......................... ~ 70
80 a:es
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Merchant Tail0rs.

], II. RIBRI
ME RC II ANT TAILOR
Has re-opened his establishment on the west side
Of Seventh street, between II and streets, where
toners, aud the public generally, ye.W
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PHILADrLrHHlIAAo k HIk kslER5Sb. AND SA
ExAsDRIA. Loyp9oS AsD HANPsHr
&AR2GB


bUHMEH AHHANuEHkNT' bhUINNINU hFhIL
!. lsee.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tsxCEPr sunday BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at sa. m. and bp. m. Leave
Hamilton At q. m. and II .DA m Leave Lees
burg at 10 u. m, and l2:l5p IN.
train from ami 18th Kemp sDail Llns
Of Goaehs. for Purcelivills, Sniekersylle. Berry.
VILE and Winchester, also, with keaineIs Line Of
Coaches, which lesye LsesburE q, Mondays,
wsdnesaays and Friday Tor BALI hili. Aide AID
Saturdays.
All tTaius arrive at Alexandria at convenient
more, same day.
FARE,
= A N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
GENERAL. NEWS.

Last year produced crop Of ninety six
D. D,'s.
Blot has gone iuto canned soup In New
York.
The Massachusetts, prohibitionists dis
trust Gov. Clatiin.
Indians is selling maple olasees made
this season.
Five couples clopcd in one night, lately,
from the Oneida Community.
Trades promises to be lively on the Up
per Misc uri ia the spring.
There is baby in Hartford three months
oil which weighs only two pounds.
Harrison Stephens, Vermont born, is The
wealthiest man in Canada.
Seventy -onc Of the ninety-two counties
Of Indiana have railroad communication.
The Michigan Agricultural Society Of
fcrs premiums for velocipede racers.
The City Of Cheyenne, Of twelve months
growth, has . steam fire engine.
The original will Of Anekc Sans is in the
possession Of . resident Of Union Corners,
Livingston county.
General DIX has not protested against
tho unusual honors conferred on JEFF. Davis,
at the Military School at st. Cyr.
The Massachusetts, Anti Slavery Society
is still squaring away At something or
other.
Mrs. Stowe saysa great many young
girls minds are oil washed away by con-
slant dribbe Of dish>water stories.
A large number Of ornamental trees are
being set out on the Thames embankmsnt
this winter weather.
A farmer in Jennings county, Ind., rails
Cd I've thousand pounds Of tobacco o. eight
acres Of ground.
The New York ice dealers have secured
full crop. and there will bs an abundant
supply for nsxt summer.
Taxation 10 said to bear equally ON al
classes, from tho fact that il hardly presses
On the rich. and presses hardly on the poor
Manton Marble, who paid 800, 900 fol
The remaining fourth Of the New York
World, the other day, lately bought an
$50 900 house in Fifth Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

4 Broadway tailor paid t125 for box
Immediately over 0ev Hsifmans in Booths
new theatre, At New York, for the opening
night.
The Galveston Bulletin SAYS that the di-
vision Of Texas 10 not seriously desired
BY any but very small fraction Of the
people.
A London paupsr destroyed the clothes
furnished him BY public charity. because
they "wese not tit for . gentleman "a
wsar."
Members Of The New York Legislature
found on each Of their desks the Other
morning . large cake Of soap. Whether
On advertisement or hiot. does not appear
One oyster establishment in Baltimore
emp!oya Ave hundred men and women, who
ali. seal and pack about 10000 cans every
day.
Among the solid men Of Pennsylvanis
are Asa Packer. : prominent Democrat,
politician. worth e20. 900 600, and A. Par,
dee. Of Hax'etewp, whose property is essi
mated at &25. 0eO, 900.
Earnipgs orths Vanderbilt" railroad.
last year New York Central, 1881 ,302
Hudson River, 81. 623,Gll, and Harlem
t2,756. 2a0.a The receipts Of the Centra
from freight we're g.. 49l, 427.
Over three hundred and hfty theusand
persons have visited the exhibition Of Je
rome Thompson's pictures Of "The Old
Vakcn Bucket" and "Home! Swse,
home!' since the exhibition Vas fret
opened last March.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

To Owners Of Horses and Cattle
Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
Distcmper Worms Bots. Coughs. Hide bound Colds
&C in Horses; and Colds, Coughs, Loss Of MIX,
Black Tongue. Horse Distemper. &c, in Cattle.
They perfectly safe aud innocent: no reed OF
stopping the working % yonr animals. They in
crease the appetite. give ane coat. cleanse the
stomach and urinary organs also incre ase the mil
OF Cows. Try them. and you will never be without
them.
COL Philip r. Bush. Of the Jerome Race Course,
Fordham. N would not them until he wee
told Of what they were composed. sinch which be /.
never without thsm. He has 20 running horses
In HE charge for the last three years has ascd
other medicine for them. He has kindly permit
ted me to refer any one to him. Over ,0oO other
references can be seen ut the pot. SOLD By Drug
giete and Saddiere Price IS cents per box. Depot
10 paRk Place. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
Barlow's Indigo Blue.
For B,using Clothes. is put up and for sale at AL


For B,ueing Clothes, lie put up and for sale at Al
FRED wfLfB ERGEks Drug Store, No. .s3 North
Second Street Phadelph ia. BAHLOW'S INDIGO
BLUE will color mvre water than any other Blue In
the market. BARLOWS INDIGO Blue 10 free
from ac l. and will not injure the finest articles -
BAR.Ow'S INDIGO BLUE diseolvee perfectly clear
and will not settle on the clothes or make them
streaked.
The Label Is copyrighted. and reads: "Beslow's
Indigo Bire, prepared and for sale at Aimed Wit
berrer'e Drug Store, No 80 North second Street.
Philadelphia" Bsrlows Indigo blus 10 sold TO des-
lers ut price that pays them to kept CONSU-
MFRS WILL FIND h, On trial. to NJ the most eco
pomical and kandicst article used for BaUeine
Clothes. Barlow 9 indigc Blue = put rp wiltb4f-
now here else. BARIOw'e INDIGO BLUE h made
in the waHit ives fourteen year. ago, and doee
not contain any acid. ONE Frvk-CENT BOX OF
BARLOwsS INDIGO BLUE, dssolvsd d nineral
watce. bOttls Of water. win make The best Liquid
Blreing that can be made. BARLOWsD INDIGO
does not require any rags to de it up In. A few
grains Of Bsrlowe Indigo BlUe % ~ ed ofthe D.
ger viii eelos tub Of wafes. DoveSAeod1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
The Plaster of the Time." All
cooks Porous.

In lumbago they act like charm. In few hours
violent cough is relieved by Plaster applied to
the chest. Many persons believe = cold cannot be
taken while a plaster IL worn thcre; this We do
know, they greatly assist In the cure of neglected
cold, go often the introdnc Of Consu mpton.
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER
gentlem man, after severe sickness, had lesion
OF the liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar
gave him severe Stn often laying him up for days
e' c. he unable TO follow any patton with
regularity.
| ed az ALLCUCK'5 POROUS PLASTER. At first
1t seemed to irrtate. so Il was taken OFF, But tbs
marked improvement he experienced afterwart
gave him courage TO try again. and he therefore mp
piled another plaster In few days something gavs
| way-"slpped." to use the gentlemau's own words
There was soreness for few days after. ther
his health was perfectly restored. Upon being SCUM
| ded by his ply sieian the adhesion or lesion va
| gone.
Principal Agency, BaAHpKEsn HousR, New York
| Sold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
NoiIars Life Pills and Phenlx BittcIs

We fret used in private practice in 1928. They
were intdsduced to the public In 1885, since which
time their reputation has until they have
sale in excess Of all ether Csthartie Purifying
Medicines. There Is hardly a.family among civil
lied nations who have not person evidence Of their
bene1 cial effects. Their greatsuccsss IL owing to
their uniform reliability inb asses, Of Censtipatioa,
BILIOUS and Stomschic disease, whether Of long
or shert duraiisn. Thsy are entirely vegetable IN
their composition. One ingredient spsns the pores
ofthe skin: another 10 diufetis. and stimulates
proper action sfths didnsys third ssn sllient,
looscning phlsgn md hunor non The l1ngs: other
properties are warming and eathartic, and cleanse
the stomach anu bowels iren unhealthy sesretions.
Their mbinsd effects 10. 70 regulate the impaired
functions efthe system, and to produce health. II
. not asserted Noaats Pills . cure all-that they
will cure all csnplalnts-Sut undef ordinary CIR,
cums tanees they may Be relied upsA to eurs Ner-
vousnsss, Sick Headache, Cositivensss. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Jaundics, Liver and Bilious Com
plaints, Colds, General weakness, &c. They ere
expressly mads for these disease. Nillions upon
millions Of can be cited In no single instance
has . complaint ever come 70 our knowledge, where
they have not operated - fscomAended.
The question 10 oftea asked. why 10 Il that 1s6ata
Life Pills meet with sueh wonderful success.
Because they purify the Blood, asd thus remove
all causes Of diseases In the system.
Because thsy oct powerfully upon tAs eeeretienso
the body, and removes oil Impurities at once.
Bee ause they Do not reduce the system, but ,
vgoratsit-thns requiring NO restraint non psas.
ure or business, and during their operation nsve'
grtps or pain the bowels.
voscr THv CLKBsY
In praas efMenats Lie Pills. which cured them
ofDyspepsia. Ipdlgeatisn. Disease Of the Liver
Less Of Appetite. Headache, Fever and Agus. Dron
chitis, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. We refer ia
Rev. eanl. Martin and Rev. =. II. Nay. OF New
York. Rev. Jas. Hobart, Boston, Rev. E. wsbber
Cancord, N. r., Rev, d. NOoley. Springfield. Pa.
Rev:J. b. Evans Devar, Pa. Rev. w. q. Dronc-oft
Grand Rapids, Wis Rev. J. II. Gardner, Chillieo
the, o., Rev. Mathew Gardner, Ripley, o.. hsv. \.
B. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind Rev. $. Caapbel
Anderson, Ind, Rev. n. b. Cook. Rockford, ILL.,
Rev. A: J. Bently, San Francisco. Cal. Rev. David
Elder, Franklin, N. c.. and many othese.
The circular around each box fully explains tn
symptoms and effects Of each disease, specifies
Treatment, furnishes, evidence, &C.
Mofst'e Life Pills ara 20 cents per box. Moflati
Phenix Bitters, 81 FER BEETLE. They are sold by n
respectable dealerr. WHITE ROWLAND,
Propriotors, sS Liberty Street, New York.
Successors TO Dr.. Nonat and DR.. VIM. b. Nofi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

SrAslsrfcs Of crime and intemperanee
recently furnished BY The State authorities
Of Ohio, would seem to indicate that the
influences Of liquor upon The criminals has
been greatly over: estimated BY the en,hu.
sissts ofths Temperance reform. Tbus
out Of eight hundred and six prosecuted
for crime Ia that State during 1868, Il an.
pears that only enc hundred and sixty teo
vere proven TO b. under the influenes Of
liqses q The tios the alleged efFeoss vas
oommittod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of MARI
ase.-The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con-
tanning searly 100 pages and 100 1ns Pstss and In.
cravings ofths Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN .
satsef Health and Disease, and Tssstise on early
Errors. ~ Deplorabls Consequence upon Mind and
Body, with the authors plan OF treatment-the only
rational and successful mode Of eurs. % shown By
the report ofcases treated. truthful adviser toths
married and those contemplating marriage who en-
teetan doubts Of their physical condition. Sent ne
ofpostagc TO any address receipt Of 70 CENTS in
clamps Or postal currency, by addressing DIR. Ia
CROfx, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. N. r. The
author may ~ eonsuited upon oay Of tho diseases
upon which hie hook treats, either person ally OF BY
mail, and medicines sent 70 any part Of the world.
Spasms in Children are most frequent
" the result Of worms When they are irritable
and fsvsrish, sometimes craving food and eating
rayenously, again ssfusng wholesome diet. tossing
restessy In sleep, moaning and grinding the teeth
then be assured these symptoms sre Indications 81
worms.
Uneasinees and pain 10 the abdomen, with swell.
ling and hardness, are generally attendant upon
the presence Of these hidden sappsrs and minen
Parents should remember that delays always
dangerous. and upon the appearance Of any
OF the symptoms II. a. Fahnestock's
verlnifuge should be administered immsdi
ately tits mild, yet decided in ito operation, and
eanaot injurs the tenderest infant.
Great caution must be used by every purchaser to
be his own Judge In one sense, and TO examine ~.
cry bottle he buys OF II. Tho simpe name Of FAM
ssrsox il not sufficient. He must look closely and
carefully to see that the initials are IL. A. FAHs.
mrock and be satisfied with nothing else.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
0CRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
EAleerOOm No Maiden Lane n
d r. j A M e s.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
= New Orleans, La, Established in lS5O) and for
the last years located In Cctcago-tho most sue
cessful Specialist Of the age In the treatment Of all
consulted 1t his ONCE and rooms 81 9s RAxpoIPR g.
ooHsrR OF DRAHBoss srHERs, W srAns, upon the
tiestment OF Chronic, 1qycurial, 6yphnluc, Blood
and Skin Diseases, and all Disorder Of Contagious
Vsnsreal Character-wh!ch be cures without the uee
81 iodlde Of potassa asasne, or asy poison
put win nic positive eure for all h.
ORGANIC WkxKNSss. ,,sh - sem,p., we.s.
ness. Nocturnal and Diunal Emissions brought on By
aease 81 the organ. early ndescrstion, excess, Of
Misunderstanding loos Of memory. confusion. q.
preston, dim1see Of vision, and often times insani.
y. with 2 deplorabls train Of other synptoms-
treated and radically cured BY IN infAiable method
cavire ans ana expsass. AL dissasss peculiar to
the the sexual organ. Of private character. radically
Old diseases Of the most horrible class whore ~
blood mas become pOieened-prodaeing blotchee %
the Mce e0Au watey blistsss-rains tn the head and
throat and nose eofeo on the limbs
and BODY sefOfuh-tOgether with an endless num-
Der OF sunesings- ensctually and cured
"a JANE % recommended BY the press Of ths
country ~ predecessors Of medical colleges, and b.
ne MEDICAL profession generally. Thoes afhicted
en0uio apply 20 him and be curod &C once.
Oh Jazz can be consulted cen 6aentially, b It,
0f. &. o. Drawer So, chicago, enclosing etlmp FOR
return answer; or 1t his once parlors 81 . Ran
doipn street. corner Of Dearborn street, from
\ TO VI. =. Ten eeparats rooms, and private %.
trance ana exits. 80 that patients never come In
eonsse. Nh each other. Everything private and
just published. BY Dr.. James. two panpAlsss, O.
SrnnA1ux1nEA and 0YPriss. and both cent In
sealed envelopes 10 any address, receipt Of ~
cents. Or three red postage etamuo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

TINS cora crop Of 1865, according to the
last reports of the Agricultural Bureau.
viii WELD so6. lie, 900 bushels, against
767 80, 900 in 1867, an aggregate increase
Of 7,35s.c bushels. The yield ia
Psansyivanis u eotimatsd at 81 ,07e 900
bashsls. against 81, ~. go In 1857, and On
taersaos q 1919 eco bushsls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
ID I a r. II II U A.

ID a X IL II IL A.
Dysentsry, summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus. Tlux. Children's Teething, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatie Cholera.
MA6UIRE'S BENNE Plant.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. theifans
Of which is sursad broadcast throughout the coun-
try, is undoubtedly superior TO any remedy ever OF.
fered 10 the public for the complaints for which IL 10
intended. We have n our possession Testimonials
furnished voluntarily BY Col. Long, late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen.
Fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleasanton, and others Of
the army; Father r. J. DeSmet, the eclebrsteA In
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly every
steamer plying the Miesssppi and tributary nv
ers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chapaine aud others too numc-onsto mention.
Likewise hsGAeet ensomiaEs Of ths Preee. nOst Of
which are published In almanac, (which W Will
tend to any one requesting it. praising lie valuable
medicinal qualities In The hiShese tcrme. No other
medicine has such reccmmendatione ]. . G. Ma
CURE, Sole Propsistors. st. Louis, No Sold b.
Druggists and medicine dealsn eveSyWheso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CON FECTIONS

=
:. D.; 1e1eway. some AnseA ysafs go. witnessing
the distress oocaslcned sckly children IN taxing tho
.ss .rs .s Of thai resoye . 49,.
dice snccceded IN separating their active medical
properties, pure. tntelees aud incdorous Then. By
ec@U,n,ns ssSse wtn sugar, and moulding then IN
Ian SrPrc1tvs vRnslvusr Known "a
HoLLowAf'S vERMIFUGE CONFECTIONS.
nea sye entirely .ppesesdsd the old
sufferers II contains no Csi,s,nsi ~ othsr noison
Gus ingredients.
30 highly esteemed /. this Popular vernifurs, BY
the profession, that all intelligent Physicians who
know Of them, pscse be them n prcfcr.noe to other
remedies, As NOT ony more pleasant to take. but
more effective TO cure
Parents and guardians, having the care ofchldrsn.
should keep them - family medistne. for they not
only eradicate Wcrns-those pesh Of childhood
put correct any arrangement Of the objective or.
aans, SO prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNlCA PLASTERS.
The On0nel and only true Aruiss Plastsro DOS
sssang tne great healing properties
OF soe Arnica Flowers.
pain or weasness b tho breast, ode or 3sek, and in
oil cascs Of ln6a.mati@ 81 ~ Lar. and CoueH.
'fe sr s s'n,senS: a.y give @.s1ats relief
.sn3 tSa. 4 s:ss them. cad thouesnds Iscc.
and only true Afnica Piastere.
HE1SKELL'S
- OINTMENT.
~ Om0Acs, aaesaa sxpsrispcs q twenty ysaes,
=: lscyed iself sovereign ssseSy ibr III Dssese:
O - ~ nasias enscls1 1o61eai e1rs n evefy
s.ss - ~ IT," Vas used, ens11g many obstinase
49, 81 nHss1 O. twenty ysars Standing. 49, haA
k~ oe an re1edieo peuocslte1 - Tie
!onlsnng. 10 lew days the soreness and irritation
Hnoveo me ska becomes smooth and healthy,
u ,,s. permanently healed, without The use Of
Thus, Iss1aa, sAtr-Rsrrn, lruu, sornu.'s Iron,
.,1sSsrxlxs, biorcRss, PIxPIn, and every form u
Sisease OF tne skin 10 punctusly cared no matter Of
nov long etanding. II has cured bad cases Of L.
sD tn1ns, and Discharges rom the Ear, when
notninE elee would heal them. PIEs, that have r.
s.teo ~ osner treatment for many years, have beQn
eaeesnaliy cured BY the ne Of only one box OF 8
v'nt@en. nuns, ScAibs, and On eosns, Il hsalg
N vesY ohoft time. Pasui 60 Cam rEa Box. n
~ so.a y IoCr Druggist send . csnts 70 Johnston,
nosIwey Cowuen, Philsdelphip, bex will b
eeas nee q postage 70 any address.
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Holloway.
& Cowden.
nopfsssotr 0ca Arch Street, Philaaelphia.
~ 3 MnS'eeale b Chicago, By Tunef. Finch .
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-15

A PHYSICIAN writes to New York paper
that Americans are 100 quist at their meals.
aud adds that "it is . we'll establishs d
clinical fact that cheerful society at meals
greatly aids digestion. The sympathetic
infiasncs which exists between the stemae
and b-ain attessts ths truth Of the asser>
tton."