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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
"UN,rRAMNuE =

"The Office has come TO me unsought !
commence its duties untram melsd, sAys
General Grant in his inaugural. Perhaps
this sentence was written ia anticipation
ot the Tenure Of Office act. II sounds
thu. way. But the law stands, and notwith
standing the new Executives boast of being
"untrammcled," he 10 fe.tsred hand and
foot. The gives which bound johnson
have been transferred TO President Grant;
and there they ere likely 70 remsin, unless
he rspudiatcs bis sworn obligation 10 pre-
serve, protect, and defend the Cons.itu-
tien," and yield passive obedience to the
bshssts 81 the dominant party. "Untran-
melsd /" Oh no President Grant, do not
a,ttsr yourself that you are President Of
the United States in tho esnss in which
that Office was established BY the trainers
q the Constitution. They are now circum-
scribe. hedgsd around, abroga,ed. Inc
President OF TO day is An Automaton, whose
every movement is controlled by wires
httH W NauiCai PolitiSihuS, IS huH'
dance 10 the playing Of Radical pipers he
mus, conform TO their measures. They
demand this, and will accept nothing less
Therefore we confidently anticipate that,
having,o break faith either with the people
or tho radical party, he will seek 10 main
taIs hin friendly relations with the politi-
ucians. and leave the people TO take care
Of themselves. He has the sorrowful OK
ample Of Andrew Johnson before his eyes
The Radical ma)oritiss 10 Congress ere still
sufficient 10 keep him where the retired
President has been kept for two years past;
and We greatly mistake the character Of the
leaders Of that party. if..shey do not hold
the new Executive 10 the very letter Of their
party dogmas. He may rsuoustrate nay,
he may rebel; but he will inevitably 90
under, and his purposes BE- thwartsd at
every stsp. however wise and salutsrv
they may be, unless they conform strictly
- Radical principles. lie may appeal to
the people, bat the people today. ~ for
ysars past. are powsslsss against Congress.
That body is the supreme power in the
land, and 70 10 oil others must succumb
President Grant will not DO the exception
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

"A felleW named Simeon Whitsheuss
was. On Saturday last, held in the sum Of
$500 to answer to . charge Of ~ attempt
70 commit rape on . young girl Of 10, on
Che soth Of January, near Frederick. Mons
roe county.
The Hask Eye tells Of promin ent
grocery merchant in Burlington who'werk.
ed" over . large amount OF unsalsable but
ter, and put il int small rolls. He then
engaged farmer to act as salesman, who
vent round and sold the butter, aud 'sold'
the merchants-all supposing it to 10 fresh
hmttAr- - -------
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

Sugar makers in Ohio report the sap Of
she present season as being Of IN inferior
quality, and say that the yield Of maple gu
gar and inoasses will be email.
A bed ofpure chalk has been found near
Omaha. Expectations are entertained Of
soon striking = mine of ready made black
boards.
The snow storms throughout Canada s,ill
impede railway traffic. despite the exer.
tions of large gangs of laborers on the snow
drifts.
Of France
u. in twenty
led itand . lit>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OeVUA6 NJ UUO80o
REDDIN G'S
RUS STA SALVE
VEGETABLE OINTMENT.

For more than 30 years. Redding's Russia SAive
hes been in constant lse throughout the United
states has won for itself splendid reputation
- safe and always reliable remedy for
FLESH WOUNDS 4 SORES OF EVERY KIND
Barns and Seslds are instantly relieved,
Cuts and sores arc quickly healeh'
Pimples and Blotches 5000 disappear.
1t prevents Mobilization.
Every family should have . box Of RxBDiss ..s
sslA SAW handy TO use In care of Barn scald.
or other accident. No Sailor, Soldier. Mechanic.
Farmer. Professional Nan. or Traveller, should
never be without 1t. Its timely application may
often be the means OF saving life and being free
from animal fat or mineral substances of ans Kind,
It never turns rancid causes any injurious effect
from Its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

The practical teat OF ac experience OF over forty
years. and circulation in every part Of thu globe.
has thoroughly proved Il. A. Fahneotock.s
Nermifuget to b re aedy for worms which
strictly combines safety and efficacy 1t has long
been regarded with favor and confidence BY a large
body of the regulss medical profession, az pre-
paration unsurpassed BY any. and is daily prescrb
ed By the most eminent physicians thr Dug hout the
United States and Canadas. We know OF no p,o-
prie.ary article which has ever been used by them
to the same .extent: Their certificates have been
freely fiven.-in many instances voluntarily and
unsolicited
Great caution must BE- used by every purchaser 70
be his own juogc In one sense, and to examine
every bottle he buys Of II. The simple name Of
FAnsEsToCK IL not sufficient. lie must look closely
aud carefully TO SEQ that the initials are II. A.
FAHSssrocK. and he satisfied with nothing else An
druggists keen IL for eale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
MlSHLER'S HERB RITTERS

VIII positively CURE ALL DISEASES arising
from disordered state OF the blood, Stomach or
Kidneys These Bitters are not 10 becesed with tho
various pleasant preparations sold at Bare and 9th
er places under the name of Cordias, Btters Nee
tars, &C, because
MiShler'S Bitters
Arc truly medicinal preparation and are offered to
The public solely their curative virtues: because
these Blt;ers are guaranteed 10 cure all cases OF
FEVER AND AuuE. Intermittent and Bilious Fe-
vcrs CHOLERA, Cholera Morbnr, Cramps. Collie
Diarrhrs. rysentery, and all affections OF the Kid
ncys.
Mishler's Green Label Bitt~rs.
Cures serofula. Secondary and Tertiary Sypes
White swellinn or Necrosis. Old Running Sores,
and Ulcers. IL lamitory hheumatis m and the worst
orms Of Skin Diseases
Mishlers Red Label Bittors.
Cures diseases peculiar to females: Amenorrhaa
fDinmsnorrh@a. Menorrha2ia, Wemb Diseases,
Chloross or Green Sickness. Ieucharrhacia or
Whts .. and falling of The Womb.
5. D. HARTMAN 4 CO., Projectors, Lancas
Pa. For sale by all respectable Druggists
~ Send for Circular and learn the fnrred ens OF
the only trlly Medicated Bittets ever offered to the
public. YeulI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
HofIat'S Life Pills and phrnix Biitfrs.

The mort successful medicines in the world. Med.
ical men. clergymen, philanthropists, all acknowl
edge they are performing wonderful effects Ia
ofphysical weakness, bilious secrations, dyspepsia
loss efappctite. diseases OF the liver and skin Mot
fats Life Pulls the best Cat hartic and Blood pur
Ger offered to the public. They cleanse the system
from all impurity and never gripc the bowels sold
by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
ID I a II II II G A.
Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus, Flax. Chiidren's Tssthing, and the Great
pyev,ntivs af A siatis Ehotnra

ID n Il IL II IL A.
Dysentery, GUNNER Complaint. Cholera No
bus, Flax. Chiidrsn's Tssthing, and the Great
Preventive OF Asistis Cholera.
MAGUIkE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. thsfAns
Of which 10 spread broadcast throughout the coun-
try, IL undoubtedly superior TO any remedy ever eli
intended. We have in our possession testimonials
furnished veinntariy BY Col. Long, late Chief TopO-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen.
the army; Father P.J. DcSmcs, the celebrated In
dian Missionary: also. ofcers Of the Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, COMMANDER Of nearly every
era. western Sanitary ana Christian Comnissions,
army Chapaaips and Others too numssoust % mentien
LiksWiee highsst enc0niums Of the Prees, most Of
which ere published In our almanac. (which We WILL
tend to any one requesting it prasng its valuable
medicinal qualities in the highess terms No other
medicine has euch recommendations. J. q q. MA
CURE, Sole Preprietors. 81. Louis, No. Sold by
drsggists and medicine dealers everywhere
How Shall Recover My Health 3
This 10 the me 3ic Il question asked By the sick,
and alter repeated failures. Have yeu used BRAN
DRETHs PlLLss This 10 . medicine which sin
ply "cleaRies"-eleanses the blood and every orgfn
of;he body. This ..purpation" is s1rs to restore
your health. II pursued In accordance with the
printed directions. One whs has recovered his own
heslth BY this tells you to have courage and
do likewise. III Cook, Publisher Of the Banner
for twenty years. at Ber ningson. VT, rays bran
dre,hs Pills cured neo dyspepsia when every
other means had failed. and was actually given up
By my physicians and friends"
Scrofula OF de- Years Standing
Cured.
PnEsfosvuLE. Pa, January 141sss,
DR.. Brandreth Dear Sir ;-1shave bean afflicted
with scrcfula for for forty-two years Int when
hope had long departed, salvation Unexpectedly
came, have used your pills for the last fifteen
months. Language fails to convey an idea Of the
bless ngs fhev have been To me they have cufed ms
and miy health aud strength new perfectly re-
stored. LUCIyR D. JONES.
Sid BY all druegiets. Ds. BEAnpRa1ns oofEe..
BaAHr0rn usucr, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
TnE New York Tribune in recent par,

TnE New York Tribune in recent par.
aIraph, concludes:
AS to meral chnracttc, We see no reason
Why it should not be preserved upon the
stage 40 well ~ in other pursuits. The
idea that the associations Of the stage are
necessarily injurious to morals il absurd to
those who know what the stage is"
= few short years ago the tribune
adopted such an exclusive standard Of
morality in that respect, that it refused to
publish paid notices Of, or to review, theat.
sieal exhibitions. II came dswu from tina,
high hsrse. and We are glad to note .
change in opinion which does such justice
% very iupssfectly understood and re.
ueotly abused class.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
LlNl IAGO.
MANHOOD Another new NJ iic.l p.mrh,a

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new Medical Pamphlet
III from the pen OF Dr. Curtis. The Z" Medical
Times" says OF this work "This valuable treatise
an the cause and cure Of premature decline. Allows
youth and minhood. and how easily regai, ed II
gives clear synopsis ~ the impedimen,s TO mar
rage the cau.c aud effects Of nervous de bIlity, and
the remedies therefor" A pocket aai,iou ~ ,ha
above Will be forwarded on receipt OF rs cents bv
add rersing Or Curtis, No. IS North Charleston St
Baltimore, Nd. fah,o ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
wuL ali those Afflicted with Cough or Cpnsum rtiun
cad Tie follow ~, aud learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsam /,

&All1AA spssh.TssssA
What the Doctors Saw.
Amos woolly. NJ. d.. OF koseiusco county, Ind.
says; For three years pA.i have used Aitsss
satisfied there is no better medicine for lang disea
ees IN use"
Ieaac IL. Doran. NJ. D.. ofLoean Co., o, ssyst
"AtLEs'a IuSs BAlsAs not only sells rapidly, bat
gives perfect satisfaction In every csse within my
knowledge. Having confidence IN II, and kaowinR
that 20 valuable mecina properties free
ly use !, In my daily pr ,ctee. and with unhounded
sgccess AZ expectorant II lie most certainly far
ahead ofany preparatisn have ever yet known"
Naihenlel harris. N. II :, of Middle bury. Vt ,say-;
"Ihave no doaht 1t will soon become aciassies'rem
edia for the az all diseases OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes, and the Langs."
DIR. Lloyd. OF ohio. surgeon In tho army d7ring
the war. from exposure contracted consumption.
lie says: IL have no heeitancy In saying that II was
by the uss Of your. Lung Balsam thai am now alive
DR.. Fletcher. OF Mieeouri. says "I RECON- mend
your Balsam In preferences to Other medicine for
Coughs, and II givee satisfaction"
ALLxs's Luns 0AIAAn 10 the remedy TO cure All
Lung and Throat difnculties. ltshould be thorough
y tested before usng any other Balsam. II Will cure
when all others fall Directions accompany each
J. N. HARRIS . CO.. Sole Proprietor. Cinein
natl, Ohio. For sale by all Druggists ocsa-dAwen
CristadorO Has Thrown
The Great Enropean Chsmcst into the shaie. lie
has accomplished what they have essayed in vain.
His
HAIR DYE CHANGES
In momen, Red. Gray or White Hair, toa Black
OF Brown, that Nature cannot transcend.
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsERNATlVE.
Marx the patticu lars in which the superiority OF
thi. preparation consists :-Firtt 1t prevents the
hair from fallin, ont second. 1t stimulates the
vegetable power ofthe roots third 1t prevents the
formation o!scarf and dandrun fourth, 1, impar'ss
wayy curl to straight hair fth, 1t prevents gray
nsss sixth. confere silky lustre On every tress
seventh it renders the hair flexible that 1t lies
smoothly In any required direction eighth, i 70.
wives the torpid vessels rfthe scalp, and stimulates
them to reproduction.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dres-
sers. Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane. Princi-
pal Depot No. 8 Astor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
New York Internal Revenue
Returns.

The following are the returns made by
the different stage and railroad companies,
thsaters, and gas companes1 for the month
Of January, 1869:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

GsAvr-JoHSsoS. President Grant
in his Inaugural
''on all the leading questions sgitatine
the public mind | will always express III,
sis~s to Csngrsss, and urge them accord
ing to my judgment. and when l think il,
advisable ! will exercise the Constitutional
privilege Of intsrpssing . veto to defeat,
measures which l oppose; but all law.
viii DO f&ishfully executed, whether they
meet my approval or not
Almost the precise language Of Presidsn,
johnson. Very clearly II Was Johnson's
theory and practice all tho way through,
and that. more than anything else, made
the rump Oengrsss wriths in their seats,
and hedge 10 the prssidsntial office with
Tenure laws and other restraints. Rsmsm
Der the language. General Grant, and stick
to il. The words are sitly spoken; let
them not turn to ashss on the lips Of the
people, ~ they psrtaks Of them in coed
faith.
Tisesems and hard wrought. indeed, are
the radical nswspapsr editorials on Grants
Cabinet. Now these radical editors assim-
ilate the human family very clsssly some
times, and whom they feel right good and
happy. they have lively sort Of . way Of
tearing around through their columns and
making ring jeyously all over. But not %
In the cabinet case now in hand. Instead
Of shaking shout in their columns like
good-natursd pot full Of jelly, they much
moro resemble the elasticity Of putty.
Hard, clammy, indigsstible. are their cabs
act articles cross between q moan, .
growl and curse. Toe bad but then it
pinches, you know-and there's TO sort Of
help for it under the sun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

For Gray Hair, dandrun, or badness Thev "a,
all prevented or cured by using Woods Impr owed
Hair Restorative We mean what We say and can
prove Sold BY Druggists and BARRIERS.
Price II per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
The Greatest Discovery OF the
Are.

The Greatest Discovery OF the
Age.
Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal 10 Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment for
dysentery, collie, Group. chronic rheumatism. sore
throate toothsche. Sea sickness, cuts, burns, swell
lings bruises old sores, headache. mosquito bites
pains in the limbs, ehest, back. etc. II ii does rot
give rcli Z. the money will be refunded. All that
IL asked 10 trial, and II according to the drec-
tons.
De- ToBiAs-Dear Sir II have used your vere-
tian Lnimcnt In ny family Tor a number OF years.
aud believe II to be the best article for what II 10
recommended that have ever pscd. For sudden
attack oil Group 1t Ii invaluable. have no hcslta-
ton in mcnding IL for all the uses It proie.
sss TO have sold II for many yeare. and Il
gives entire satisfaction. CHAs. h. TRlMENER,
QuAkertowr, N. j., May S. lsts.
sod by tho Druggists. Price 30 cents and 81
DenotpaYk Place
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE

\ ~ y.
d. " noleway. some hfss:a years ego. Witnessing
the distress occasoncd sichly children in taking the
nAussous vsrmfuges OF that day, resolved 70 ANAL
We them and from the most elective Of these rene
properties. pure. tastslsss and inodorous Thsn b.
eeomoinng these with eugas, and moulding then in
70 an agreeable confsction formed the present roru-
hOLLOWAY6 vRRMIFUGB CONNECTIONS.
wnicn have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous vcrnifnEe to the delight Of the poor little
Sun Jun contains no calomsl OF ether poison
10 highly esteemed is this Popular vsrmifugs, By
the profession, tAat al intelligent Physicians who
remedies, a. not only more plessant te take. but
more effective to cure
fa,sns and guardians. having the care Of ehildrso.
only eradicate Wcrms-thOse pests o. childheod-
out correct any arrangement Of the objective or.
sans.s prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLASTERS.
The Original and only trae Arnica Plasters PEI.
ssssing the great healing properties
OF the Afnise Flowers.
curative effects Of these Piastsrs IN al easee Of
PAN OF IN the breast, side or Jack and In
~ cases u Inflammation Of tho Lungs. and Cough,
are uoy astonishing; they give Immediate relief.
Fn{sicians prescribe them, and Thousands recon.
oend tnem. OBsEHvS-HoIIowArsarst the Original
snd ony tras Arniea Piastsrs.
HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.
ms ointment, ansran experience Of twenty years,
~ Itself sovereign remedy for all Diseases
OF me Shlh having effected . radical cure In every
CO on ~9en It was used, curing many obstinate
esses =. ,'een or twenty years standing. that had
Presioasy resisted oil remedies prescribed by the
Dcst Msuica Talent In the country. lts effect 10 ~
!ooisnMk. lew days the soreness and irritation
ie IsMoseo, the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
any other remedy,
Tnus, TrrrnR, SALT RaEun, Iron. SoLprEs's Iron,
81 oToHxs. PixrLn. and every form Of
Sse.ss u the * 10 punctualy cared, No matter Of
how lon. standing. Il has cured bad cases Of IL
n,s n,n .!Ds and Discharges from the Bar, when
mourning ciss would heal them PiLRs, that have re-
sisted all other treatment for NAM yesrs have been
eneesuay cured By Tie use Of only one box Of this
~ vn'ment- BrRss, ScALps, and OiD Sons, It heale
n Wy snort time. PslcI 80 CEHN PEa Boz. II
soId oy your Druggist send e cents JohnstoA.
honSwsy z Covden. Philadelphia, bex viii BE-
sent ifee OF postage to any address.
johnson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
TOADYDOM EXTRAORDl.
NARY.

Grant has . cen. His name is Frederick
Dent Grant. Tho simple Dent has no con-
nso'ion with the compound President,
which was added 10 bis fathers name last
week. Young Grant is fifteen years Of age
For some time past he has been at West
Point learning to 10 West Pointer, OF a
General like his father. or course, young
Grant was forced to 20 to Washington to
Inauguration. This was very natural, and
not to be wondered at. 1t being necessary
10 stop over ia New York. he went to the
Metropolitan Hotel. Nothing strange in
that. either, for the Metropolitan is very
good hotol. But something strange oc
Cured there. Mr.. Simeon Leland, with an
eye to the main chance. patronizingly took
tho lad under his charge, grew maudlin in
his sentiment. threw his arms around the
lad's neck, gave him champagne to drink
when sugar plums would have been more
appropriate, and then trotted him in to the
dinner ~ the Albany Burgesses, and The
Burgcssss rose to their fsot and cheered
voci.srouslv. Now isn't this toadyism sx,
trsordina,yt What has Grants little boy
done that no should DO thus fooled and fiat
tered. a0d his young head turned. and he
Who may yet be . crsditabls citizen and
good officer, spoiled for al, the practical
purposes Of his future life by al this folly
upon tho part Of men 40 many years his
senior. and who should be giving him
seund. sensible advice, instead Of learning
him to drink champaign. and consider him
self the heir apparent to the throne Of an
ar:stocrat We are informed, tee, thai
young GrAnt during his stay at the Metro
pohtan, had his sacred person guarded b,
routine Of sixty .tive soldiers, detailed 10,
tina, purpose. And this in the and o.
democratic institutions and republican sim.
plcity. How forcibly IT reminds one Of
fueks pertinent ordinations "Lord /
wha, fools tn ESQ nortals be ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
SPECIAL EoTfcEs.
TmE GREATEST
MEDICAL.
i l. & S SIN G.

OF THE ACE.
pr. kENSEDYs RHEUMATIC AND NEURAL
GA DlsSOLNhNl.
nkADER, yon may con. lder this sort Of q spread
IL eagle heading. but mean every word of il. l
RAVE nrrs THEM. When your systam 10 yasksd with
RHEUMATIC
pam ana you cannot evsA turn youreelf In bed, or
sitting IN a chair you must sit and suffer, in the
morning Wishing 1t wss night. and a; nigh. wishing
it~as morning: When you have the
NEURALGlA
when vcrey nerve in your being IL like the citing Of
. wasp. circulating the most vsnomous and hot
poison around yoni heart and driving ,ou to the
very verge OF madness: when you have the
sClATlCA.
Chat have Just got through Witty that noet awfu
sos' hsart-withsring,; most ength-dsstroying
most spirit breaking and mind ming OF all the
diseases That can affct our poor huns an asture:
When you have the
LUMDAGO.
y,us and vrlthiEg in agony and pain unable 10 turn
yoafsetiu bed, and every movement will 90 TO vour
heart IKE knife tell me II relief and cure
otany OF thess diseases In few days. 10 not the
Greatest Medical Blessing Of the age tell US what lie,
You viii take table spoonful ard tboee spoon.
ials Of water three times u day and in a few dsy.
every particle OF Rheumatic and Neuragic pain will
be dissolved and pass OF by tho Kidneys.
Manuitetnred BY DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
Mass. Price ti.so.
PGr sale by Stevenson 3 Oarnahap E. q Rallora
and Harrison 4 Starks feb1s dxw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
HOLLOWAY,

O6 wv 0O4As
-, IIopr,ssors ~ Arch Street. Philadelphia.
r.,9I y wholesale in Chicago, By rullsr. Ffneh .
n 3, neea Co., Smith, Cutler D Co., DeitzscA,
nM 2 Co.. and throughout the country By al
OfoeRies- leb6-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
DepotPafk Place.
BATCHELOR'S BAIR DYE.

This splendid Hal, Dye 10 the best the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable'
instantaneous: no disappointment: no ridiculous
nts remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes nvigorates
and eavce the Hair son and beautiful, blac brown
Sold by all Druggiste and Perfumers: and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond st.,
New York. apr29-dAw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
..It w orks like . Charm. :"

RRADRR-
ksnne's Psin- Killing Magic OIL cures Head ache 4!
Rcnne's Pan-killing Magic Oil cures Toothacbe !
kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Norbus.
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
henns 8 Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lameness
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures SIX in Disease
Some fake seen 10 be proud OF telling how lame
their shoulders Arc f"my click In the back are
II have got the Switzerland ccght In Dragging
that "notling cure me but when we yet
such '.awful folks" to use RESNE'S PAlNKlL-
LING MAGIC OIL. faithfully. We not only cnre
their lameness aud charm away their paine. bat we
actually take al that kind oflag out OF them - and
they frankly own mp, and say at works like
charm - Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and
Groccrerr VIM. RENNE, sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer. PirTsrtELD. Mass.
sold Wholesale ana Retail by Harrison y Starks,
Stevenson 4 Carnnhan, Z. Ballord