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Every offce-holder, no matter how corrupt
or inefficient, would keep his place, aud the
abuses which have grown into such rank pro
portions>under Mr.. Johnson would be of na-
cessity perpetusted under his successor. The
disease has reached such point as to require
very sharp and very prompt remedies for its
cure, yet the maintenance of this law renders
the application Of such remedy utterly i'm
possible.
We do not suppose that Senators are CON
soious of any distrust of General Grant, or of
my disposition TO cripple his power aud iuiure
his administration, in maintaining the Tenure
oEOflice law; but in point of fact they could
scarcely do anything better calculated to
thwart his efforts at reform, and deprive him
of all power to accomplish the great end of his
election-the pupfoation of the public service
AS this
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COngress.
NO"t9 pSN
from He ". Y. Tribune.

IRON The ". Y. Tribune.
The present Congress ceases to exist on the
4th of March. Ii has, therefore, both to-day
and the 4th proximo being counted, just nine
working days. Mr.. Johnson has the power 10
keep any bill ten days, without either signing
or vetoing it, and any bill thus left in his
hands when Congress adjourns falls to the
ground, Practically, therefore, nothing more
can be done by the Forteth Congress save by
MS permission. To this complexion has his
long contest with the body that impeaohed
him come. 1t has hitherto controlled his
administration, but at last he has the better
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aATENr OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ -, -, " WASHINGTON, ID O., Jan, 23 1869
On the peiitlon OF 1LhMkN RUs5ELI Of sIas-
sllOn etatk county, Oho, brAying for the exteueion
OF patent gTanIed him ON he LIST day of May, isS5
geared Horse Power. - ~'""Ao-
is ordered that the said petition be heard AT this
oiiica on the 18th DAY Of Aprl Iext Auy nerson
may oppose this extension Objections, deposItions,
day before the day of hearing. " ~
ELISHA FOOTE,
2lO2w Commissioners OF Pa,ents
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STATES PATENT OFFICE.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ 80 WASH lNGToS, d. O. Jan. 2s 1853.
On the petition OF SOLOMON e. BOLLE5 of Ro-
patent granted him ON the 10th day OF April 1855
M for an an IN Improvement In Machine for Ralsing and
IL 10 ordered that said petition be heard at this
once On The 7th Gay OF April next ANY person NAV
oppose this extension. Objections. depositions and
olher papers sh,u.d pe hled Ia this Office twenty
days before the day OF hearing. "
2lO2w Commissionar of = % po!, n,
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ W.sHINeToN, ID. O.. Jan. 2s 1853
On the petition Ui LYDIA w. LITCHFIELD. ad-
ministTatrx OF ne estate OF larOy LiGchhe of
South Bridge, hHssaC husets pray ng for the extern
sion of pal ent uted him ON the Ist of Nav
1855, for an Improvement in Shuttes for Looms:
Itis ordered that said petition be heard az this
Office ON the l2Ih day Of April next Any person
may oppose this extt nsion. Objections, deposIiona
and other papers should be filed ia this Office
2IO2w Comm issioner of PStents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID r. j A M IL S.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HoSr1TAL.'
L New Orleans. La, testabl.shed in 1soo) and for
the lsst - years located In Cctcngo-the most
cessful Specialist Of tho age in the treatment OF all
diseases OF private naturc-can be confdentially
consulted 81 his once aud Rooms 9i ss RAsDoLrn ST.
ooESiR % DHAmseks srREsr, ur STAIRS. upon the
treatment OF Chronic. MsIcurial. syphilitc. Blood
and In Diseases and ali btSord 70 OF Co nta gour
vensreal Caaracter-wAch he cnree Without the use
OF rcnrl odide OF potassa arsenc any poison,
but with bic NrrrKALxfa poe cure for all hu-
more and blood poisona.
Organic WEAkNESS. such a. Seminal Weak
ness. Nocural and Dlurnal Emissions brought on BY
misunderstanding loss OF memory, confusicn, de-
precision, dmness of vision and often times fnsaai.
II, with q dep,orsble train Of other eyupsOms-
treated and radically cured by an iufaiabe method,
savirR time and expense. All diseases peculiar 70
the sexual organs, of private character radically
and permanently cared
Old diseases Of the must horible class, whore The
blood hes become poissned-prodaefne biottAse %
The face. snail wefsry rains d the hoo4 ~
bones-uleoratod throat and noee 49, On he ~
- body, sefuAla-11gUeAee With a an1looo 49,
bee Of eudsFnee- ~ectpally and psena.enaly esred.
D. jam fscemneadsd y ne NsVsS Of ,hs
country By profelosose Of medical eellegsa ard hl
oe medical preisest0n generally. T1oss a0icte1
oheud aeply to hiAend Be cared q soes.
d.: jar can b eonsnltsd. conAdsotally, By let
ter, %. Drawer o9oo. Chica9o eneloou9 etannp Gu
return answer or q his once parlors 81 ee Ran
dolph street, corner Of Dearnboru street from 4.
\ to ~ =. Ten sepaeats rocms, and private e.
trance and exits: 80 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential
just published, by DR.. rJar,se, two pamphlets. On
6PxRN AroERHEA and eYrrrfis, and both sent In
sealed envelopes to any address, on receipt Of ten
csnts. Or three red postage stampa
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A CASE OF TRUE LOVE,
BY AMY RANDOLPH.

Lillian Little was packing her truck. She
Vas going out ~ . govsrness. Her fast
friend. Mss Sarah Honeycroft, bad called
to bid her goad-oye.
80 you're really going, Lilly p sighsd
that elderly LADY, viewing tne psspasa>
uens for departure that strevsd lie aeor
around her.
Yes. Mss Sarah, am really going -
To be . governsss p
YES, to be . gsverness r.
IT'S hard life sighed Miss Sarah
again.
mo harder than many Others" an.
sxered Little Lilly, folding . nest Of
white aprons.
And to think you've always lived 40
easily until nov " ~
That 10 the very reason I should be
willing TO work when the necessity has A.
last cone upon ne," eeursgesoslv aosver
cd our heroine.
II really think your aunt should hav.
invested her money . little more carefully
in mere justice TO you. Any fosl could have
told that those South American mining
shares were mere bubble"
Little Lilly divsd into trunk after q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tie drains whicA sssschiag cold nakes upen IL
vital pDWen of debiliaaeed and delieaee aso ~
lese severe than the drain upon their strength
caused by sxceasive heat. The vast dsepartty be-
tween the temperature Of over heated roemS and
css ct Ais eeason. and the frasidity ef The eutef
az 70 frieAtfui poatee Of sckaese TO fertify the
body agsiost The evfl eenseQuenceo Of the eudden
stions ofheet and seld resePrsa - the vital
orgauxstio shonld be strengthened and hndowd
with extra redttant pow BY The tse Of . whole
come tnvigorsnt and, ~ Ill ptepafatiouS fer th6
Dur pose. whether embraced II the regular phar.
maeopseia. or eavestiosd II the pa bNc jouslssy
there 10 none that will compare il purity and 0x-
eellenes with HOorBfT8R'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS Acting directly upsn The organ which con-
vefts Ne fed Int tAo mel Of tts hO pseparat0n
imparts TO II tone and viger which 10 csmmunica-
ted TO every Abeo eS ~ frame TIE digestive iuae-
ton beias accelesaesd By IL teAic operation, the
liver regulated BY ts aatibilisus properties. and
the waste matter Of the oyetem carrsed on puntu
tually by ts mild apsrsnt action the whole organ
ization viii necessarily b. in the best possible con-
dhiou 10 meet the shocks Of winieI and the sad
dea change oftemporoeure. The weak an1 eensi.
i've especially, easnot encounter theee vt,seotudeo
with safety. uneee their tender systems aro otren.
ethsnsd and branchea BY artificial neans. Every
liquor sold - staple oftrads 10 adnltsrated. and
we're Il otherWiee mere alcohol 10 eimply temper
sfy excitant which, when its nfst eIects have sub
sdsd. leaves the pAyoieal powers (and the Rina -
well,y In . Verse condition than before UOoTBr-
TRR'S DlTTERO, % the other hasd, centain the
osseAtial properties ct the meet valuable tonic and
eltsrativs roots barks and herbo and their sctive
principal 10 the DelloWeet. least exciting, and most
inoeuous Of all di6usive etinulants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06

struck him with . sort OF ave. and in tbs
came instant his hand closed tightly over
hers.
"stay Little Lilly, stay always. and be
my little angel, my good genius F." he en-
treated.
Sc ended Little Lilly's governess days,
aud Charles Austin has the sweetest vile
thu ever made home a Paradise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
HOLLOWAYS
VERMIFUGE ...
CONNECTIONS.

Dr.. nsllsvsy. some ansea ysass age. witnsssing
he dsseos eesasisssl siehly eAil6rss n takng tie
= sss:. s:d TO. Tie nsss .sssVs q sSss. i 4..s
prspersiss. pare tastsiess aud inodoroes Then. s.
TO agreeable eonfection formed the present PoSu-
LAs ns1E0nvI vs1Mvues known -
n0LLOwAYg vRRNlFU0R CONNECTIONS,
Which have almost entirely supsrcsded the old
vermfuge. to the delight Of the poor little
sufferers. II contains NO calomel or ether poison
30 highly esteemed 10 this Popular vsrmifsge, By
the profession, that Ill intelligent PhysiciaaS Who
know Of them prescribe them In preference % other
remedies. ~ NOT only more pleasant to take. but
Parents and guardians, having the care cfehildren.
onl' er.Siess. wcrms-those pests Of chldHSod~
h-t' Get any arrangement Of the digestive or
aans, 50 prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNICA PLA STEERS.
The Original and ealy tras Arniea Plsstsrs poe
ssssiss the great healing properties
81 Hhs ArnirA Elevere.
ne curative ss:et: q these rss:srs I. az sasee oa
al eases Of lnnannatton Of the LuAgo. and Cough,
arc truly astonidhing; they give immediate relief
n.nS tSsn. osss.vs Ro,.sv1 a.. he oris;nsi
and only true Asnica Piastsrs.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
is Ointms.t, aits, an expsrisncs Of twenty ysars.
- proved itself . sovereign remedy for Ill Diseases
81 the Skin having ELECTED radical eurs In every
eass on which Il was used. caring ma1y obstinate
previously resisted all remedies prescribed BY the
bes medical talent In the country It, effect 10 -.
topshing. In few days the soreness and irYit alton
IL removed the skin becomes smooth and healthy.
and remains permanently healed, without the use oi
any other remedy,
fAus, T.rrnn, SALT RnEuH, lrcn, SoLplxa's Iruss,
RnYsIPELAs, Bi oToHRs, PixPLRs, and every form Of
disease ofthe skin 10 Punctuslly cared matter Of
how long standing. Ii has cured bad cases Of L.
pLAnkp hi slIDs and Dis charges from the Ear when
nothing eles would heal them. PnEs, that have re-
sisted all other treatment for many years. have been
eGectnslly cured by the OF only box Of this
Ointment. BuRNs, Scars, And OLD SoRss, II heals
In very ehort time. PxicE 10 CRNrs FER Box. II
not sold BY Druggist send 70 cents to Johnsten.
Holloway d Cowden, Phiadelphlv, 4 box will BE-
sent free OF postage to any address.
Johnson.
II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
CLIMAX.

plain statement OF lfAeto. inheriteo ocfoSoloV
and many Of my rslstions have died Of Il. In 1889
ny case was fffghtful. Tamon and ulesrs spread.
until in 1sas. lndsr the advice Of NJ physicians.l
went to Avon eprings. lrscsivsd NJ bsnsnt-trisd
every medicine and did everything essld. Aad to
rest ny arm On . cushion. and he'd not BEEN abA -
raiae It to ny head In over year. TIN diseAargs
rom two ulcers was nearly plat Day. Anputa-
toa ~ sscsnnsndsA: but ueeneunesd dangerous.
essld not slssp. and ny sussinss sintolsfabls.
friend brought ne a 1nglisA phvsieiaa. Who ap-
piled . salvs with which h sai1 - haA eeeonplish-
extraordinary elrss in the hsspitals IN Hnglaad.-
Il eonnsAesd 70 rsnevs;l peFsistsd In IT. use, y
lnally effected perfect and sntirs cure. ltis nsw
lsss. tie ~ years sines - ~ sppsaeases Of
scfsfnleus ssrs. and ~ AsaleA - bssa $50 sves
SAes. lpssssrsd the rssslpt Of this wsaaerfsl ard.
Gle this blseaas u Asnaaisy-aad have called Il
PAss's CllsAx sAlv.." aal allsw ~ psslis - sas
tor not - they choose. This Il brief but candid
statement givsa more fsly in ~ circular.
Geneva, New York. Dec. 1915. IN. PAGE.
Ns~ YsaR. OF. ~. ~.
81 hsvs klewn J. \. Page Ia. Of 0sssvs. n. T..
lsr many ysass. He 10 one u he afss eisissas d
Western New TEX. law hin ~ week y go
health He cas- was nsss rsbffAasis ehs. bat
actually true IN every passiesl1s; t3iqaAS.
We Asvs wstehsa ~ snaiasd bat srsNhs 6vos II
".PAsks cl.nAx SAlvs," sa1 avalliae svssslvss q
sAs :knswlsdes Of ~ vss1ssfsl curative pswsss,
have bsos~e DssssiseeW e tnes 49,. .,.ss
Nis . sais essS ~ Dsssss bsajss. oaSlsla. Gait
nhsan. Fever DessA 1ss1ss 1ssesss, Irest Dlsss,
Chilblains. 6tissp. Drsisee, cSts. 0wslliass. -.
Whstksr spsA naA d bsabG II isblsSs paiA aa1
inAaAa4Aisa wisA sasDyluang esstslly, nd hslh
bufls wfthssts ~. Ne ia1ily sASsil - wisASua
60 Ia -
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TO WOOLABN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHlNERV

Ck8 y 6AAANW - 0A008x1 vnr
JUNCTION SHOr, WORC1SrRR. I'll Tx
n1uafActsss Wosjsa llechinss1 Of Sur
oe0bining III the valuable i0pss
s,ss =: es :.. 49, 3 :.1 .'';. :sAILWAY
ending 1aehlneo, vi b Iron of Woo
~ 0pennin9 1ncho; Yarn TWistero.
oeS ofopindleo desired. with Single orr
ln0sso. St00 eatissly new and much imlI N
tsens Yarn epos,eSs and Dressing MachineiA An
an kinds o. eicth Finishing Machinery, Incl -,
9Aeass, broad and narrow Gigs. donbls and SiHAIN
ecting; double acisg Brushing Machines, FulL,
Hills, Wash Mile, Patent Cloth Dryers, HydrosfAtic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet, Re,
s9fecAea and Whitney 1nish. Cloth winding and
4ehaafing MasAinss, etc. Wool Pickers, Dusters.
W1lOwsss, Patsat Hydro 8xtrastoss, Of new and
Improved plss; Wool Dryers. band Hachines Bob
b6 Wlsdsss, Gaze 0rindsrs. Turnis9 Rests, Plate
Heaters, ste. Also Mashinsiy Castings, Mli Gear.
Ing. 8aaeers. Pallsys and shsfting, etc.
Ous 0achino0 are In 0ubstansial apd superior iron
lsanse, when preferred, but wood frames will Be
furnished q low Drics when called for and are
rented 70 b eqna every respect 70 any machines
nede q the Unitsd etatss
ln edition to the above named machines Of eur
ON nake. " are prepared to furnish Crompson's
l1sns, Palke wcolcen'e Shears, Steel Rins M
9achines and Bar rckers, Gard Clothing, and mar.
eactnfefs Andngs GensfAly. ct makers lowest psice
40 can farnieA orr customers with machinery for
WOoIlen Nils coMplets, ifh prom tnoes ana at -
mv0r0ble pf1fAa ~ Anv other hui16orA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
OINTMENT
HOLLOWAY.
ACn,vdon

Proprieters' ~ Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago. BY Fuller. Finch D
Fuller, Lord 4 Smith. Rurnhsns Van Setback. j.
n. Reed Co., Smith, Cutler = Co., DeitxscA,
Block d Co., and Throughout the country By ali
DrugRiets. febS-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
Barlow's Indigo blue,

Per Blasing elelhea d 30 - a asr 6a1sAA Al.
BRED Willie 1R0kRt Drag etesu, M. - u0sth
second Street. Philadelphia. DAalOWs0 INDIGO
BLUE will color Dsrs wstse than suy oshee nase n
the narket. .BARLOWp INDIGO blue 10 free
RxR!nHs fNDioo Eff Si.ssi,.. Cer;.eei, ei:.,
and will not settle on the clothes Or naks then
streaked. H.
IT, Label 10 eepyIiehted, aaa rsa1s: s.DerleW's
Indigo Bus, prepared and foe sale ct Alfred Wit
betesrs Drug Store, No. - Nerth Second Street.
rhilsdelphia Barlow. Indigo Blns y sold 70 de-
nRRs WILL FIND Il, - trial, u b the nsst eco
nomical and kandiest article ever used fer BuelnR
CletAss. Darlow's Indigo Blue 10 pat up wftbsf.
gers Drug ssors. No. - North Second Street, ana
nowhere elss. BARLOW'0 INDIGO Blu I Il made
IN the same way II Vas fourteen year, a9e, and Aeee
BARLOw.O INDIGO BLUE, disselved IN nineral
water. bottls o. water, win make the beet Louj0
Blaeiae that - b. made. BANtOWp lNDf00
dos not ssquirs sny req - tis IL up n. fs8
grains 81 DGfl0we Indigo uloe % the end eftha -
ger will color . Tub Of Watep. nOVseaooa1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06

Forty seven Iowa editors wear spec
tastes.
Excellent :coal ..hns been found nsss
E. Dodge.
A Ksokak stooniat has been 0n,d
go Tor breaking the Maine Law.
Linn county has been hsndssmsly
mapped by Thompson'A Evarts.
A k.ekuk girl ha, -sent for = side
s.ddls Velocipeds.
Wayne county got its first settler in
issl-. Mr.. Duncan Of Kentucky.
A L,nscd Oil cempany-capital $685.
600, has boon incorporated It Cedar Rap.
ids
The net profits Of Farmers Insurance
Company efCedar Rapids for 1858, vas
els, 500.
Atty Gen. O'Csnnor delivered an q
e.llsnt lsc,ura before thes University Law
School 1t Iowa City on the 81 inst.
A Cattle car on the d. v. road get de-
tatchsd while passing the trsstls near Sum-
mis. aud fell 20 feet 10 tho ground cattle
Oil kluo OF course.
An unmarried reprebate Of "a quill
driver. At Sioux City. says Il is right good
fun to teach the girls how to ride Vcloci-
pedes. The wre,chi
A new newspaper office tho third in
that place, arrived at Iowa City this week.
Tho hess wAnders IL, indeed, the rspubi.
can party Of that place intend to have an
organ. At last.
In its Agricultural column editing the
burlington Hlr,fye, is &c trade; in its
editorial column it i: high tariff. Who 10
which 2
Dos Moines authorities have hsen en-
Joined from delivery the 800, 900 bonds
vote Il to the Iowa 4 Minnesota II. r. Co,
LAST August, TO that company on..ths ground
Of intended misapplcation of the same.
Tho Des Moinss Valley Ga,et.e says
that I'VE have the richest ore beds ia the
State, and We want people 10 find it out
We learn from David johnson, Esq the
owner Of The mines that he 10 nov in cor
rsspondanes With parties ia the East, for
the purpose Of inducing capitalists to come
Oh and work them. We have irsn enough
in these paris to supply oil Of lows, and
the rest Of the Wet. for Fifty years, il We
only hsd it worked up Let iron mongers
take notice"
-Vsloccpede racing will BE- . leading
feature in our county fairs next fall.
j. II. Hatch 10 a. good % Nominated
Rspubhcan candidate for Mayor Of Dee
Noinss.
They havss queer. way Of managing
convicis in Washiagten county. Jsba
Bass was convicted Of rape and ssntsnctd
TO The psnitsatisry. Last Tuesday, says
the Pros. Sheriff Bunker proposed to take
John to Fort Madison. = John proposed to
help the thing alSsg ~ going down 70 the
barn, hitching up aud putting straw 10 the
buggy while the Sheriff went to rot the
-aitimss. Jake went Of to do it, and has
kept OF ever since.
The Chicago Republican has the fel-
Loving res NJ Of 8, ladies nsticed.as being
present at banker ALIENS recent grand
r ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06

The most successful medicines in the world. Mod
ical men. clergymen, philanthropists, al scknowl
edge they are performing wonderful effects in eases
ofphysical weakness. bilious sscretions, dyspspsis
loss efappetits diseases OF the liver and skin. MOI
fats Life pills are the best Csthartic and Blood pu
Ger offered to the public. They cleanse the system
from all mpuri,y and never grippe the bowels 3Eold
by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
A MUSICAL GEM.
Just Published a beautiful eol,.c,,o, =, vo3.,.,a
Instrumental Music. entitled -
THE OPERA ROuEEE.

celsbr.ted Operas Of s"'
La Gronde Duchee.> I'm.
Helene, Darbo lSle1e 1Ri.e MA,
Orpheus. Genevleve a. ssrah1nt.
Boards. $3.50 Cloth, sses C,otn. fun Ar. a.
osnt pcet-paid On receips Of price. s"''
a AZ 49, y r.sss. rev book, entitled "wRHATH
Sonee nsllaps and Dudte Of The dav. rriss 49,
= THE OPERA DOUFpE" orr 1svss1 y
% .Puelishsrs. ~ Waahington o., Boston. o. II.
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aPECoAl NOTICES.
Will ali those sf1ictsd with Cough or Consumption
re I'd the folio wing. and learn the value OF
Aliens Lung Balsa1n

What the Doctors Saw.
Amos wooriy. N. D.. Of Kosciusec county. Ind.
says; ..For three years past have used ALLErs
Lrsa BAtsAx extensively In my practice, and am
sstsaed there Is better medicine for lung oisea-
ste In uee."
issac r. Dorian. n. D.. Of Logan Co, o.. ssys,
.ALLxs's LUso BALsAn not only cells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction in every ease within my
knowledge. Having connience In II. and knowing
that possesses valuable medicinal properties free
y nee II In my daily pr ctice. and with unhoundsd
success. Az expcctorant 1t he most certainly far
ahead ofany preparation have ever yet Known"
Nathaniel nsrris n. d of Middlcbury. Vt says:
81 have doubt 1, will coon become classical rem
edial agent for the Of all diseases OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes, ard the Lunge."
DR. Lloyd. Of ohio. surgsoa n The amy a1rise
tho war ffom exposure Contracted consumption.
He Gays, ssI have hssitaney In saying that 1t was
~ ths uss Of your Lung Balsam that am now alive
and enjovlng health
Or. fsscher, q Misosusi, says: 81 recommend
y0af D0loo0 n pfe6eanee 70 any other medicine fos
Coughs. ea1 \ icos satisfaction"
Afixfs LseS oAlnAn d the remedy 70 cure AZ
Lung a1d 9mooe 140euislso. Nsheald b tAososgh-
y te1e4 bs6ee uDoe aoy other Balsam. 1t viii cure
whSn ell stAsrs fail. Directions accompany eaeh
T. Il. HARRIS : 90. Sole Propr,essrs. Cinc,n-
nsti, Ohis. Per sale By ell Druggists. &Woa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
BAroHRLoR's BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best the world
The only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
nstantaneous; No disappointment: NO ridielless
ints remedies the III effects Of bad dyes nvigeratss
leaves the Hair so and beautiful o. beswn
Sold BY all Druggists and Pesfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. Ne. 10 Bend st.,
New York. apr9e-dAwf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
C,riatadOrO's Hair Dive
LADIES. over gray hair, why
ehesld there BE- hue and CRY
CRISrADORO's DYE. you know.
WIN q black or brown bcstow.

Have the HUE without tho CRY.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Prsssrvativs
shall succeed where every other preparation has
failed In keeping clean this hair. thickening ~ glops
ing IT, preserving its COLOR ncllning It TO curl and
restoring II to that health ard vigor which are the
elements OF its beauty.
Sold BY Druggists and applied by all Hair Dree-
sers Mandatory No. % Maiden Lane. Princi-
nal Depot No q Astor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
No Excuse.

No EXCUSE.
Qper Gray HAIR dandfa6, Or balances. They ear
al - pesveated Or cared BY asing Weeds lnDSeveA
Hair Restorative. We mean what We cay and can
prove. eeld b. Dsuggists and Barriers.
Price'el peY bottle,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-06
..lt Works like n Charm.

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Rsnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Head ache !
Renne's Pa'n-kiliing Magic OIL cures Toothacbe !!
Renne's Pain-Rilling Magic OIL cures Neuralgia I
Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Cholera
Norbus.
ksnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cufss Lameness
Renns's Pain Killing Magic Oil curee Skin Disease
Some folks seem 10 be proud OF telling how .lams
II have got the Sc atica'-snd celght in Dragging
that ..nothing can cure ne l'-but when We ret
such ..awfnl folks to use RENNE'S PAIN-KlL-
their lameness and charm away their pains, but we
actually take all that kind oflag ont OF them :! and
they frankly own UP, and cay lit works like .
0rocerers. VIM RENNE, Sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer. PirrssiEID. Mass.
0old Wholesale and Retail by Harrison 4 Starks,
o&eve peon q Csrnah an. X. q. Ball0rd.