davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-06-04

EF11n at Fort C0tborne.
The number Of vessels unloaded and 1ightcncd
at The Nellaud Railway Elevator at Port Colborne
up to the 18th inst, was 80 This would gire an
aggregate Of ouer 100 600 bushels Of grain elevated
up to the present-St. EdthdrineE Journal.
, 1861-06-04

Chicago Light Guard Attention,
TOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO APPEAR
at ArmoEy at halEpast eight O'Clock this, Tuesday
morning, in black pants, black coat, and fatigue
caps.
All members Of the old Chicago Light Guard are
earnestly requested to join Us on this Important
occasion. The Great Western Band have kindly
volunteered their services.
Wn. D. MANCHESTER, Orderly.
, 1861-06-04

NOTICE TO TAnoRs.-Au the Journeyman
Tailors Of this city are requested to meet ut
the Tnilors Union Hall go Lake at. on We'd
ncsday afternoon for the purpose Of attend
Ing the funeral procession Of the late Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas.
, 1861-06-04

Receipts Mt 0edensburx.
The receipts at Ogdenssnrg for the week ending
MsT ath, With the total since the opening Of nayi
CATION haYe been as folloHR:
, 1861-06-04

~ All shouM not tai1 to read the advertise.
ment Of Prof. Wood IL today : paper. mh.1J.
, 1861-06-04

The following statement ehoWR the amount of
grain estimated to be held in store here on the
morning Of Wednesdsy, tho 2oth inst, and 1Yednes
, 1861-06-04

4Ota1. ..'A..s.s-. u, lbdaol2
Tho circulation Of tie eight banl1 marked par
9uQupta to &if3181. :. -,
, 1861-06-04

Attention Comp. G, Goth Regiment.
T0U ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO APPEAR
at Jonr A1mory. in City A1moFy, this, Tuesday
evening, at ~ O'Clock, to make arrangements to
attend the funeral obseQufes Of the a{e Senator
Douglas. Every member IL expected to report
dead. A. s. Cu4nRor,HyK. Cant.
HoaAr1o n MAT, Orderly. >D'''''sA' op''
COMPANY F. GOTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
promptly at Jour Atmo1y at 8 o'clock P. n, to
JouA MAso1 LOOKS.
Home Guafd, First Ward, Attention.
EVERY. MEMBER BE ON HAND THIS.
Tuesday afternoon, at Drill Room, ut O'clock.
sharp. for afternoon drill.
Per order Of Company.
8. B, Wu11Aas, o. 8,
Attention 5cammon Light Kafan&fys
THE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
ordered to appear at their Armory Tucsd8y morn
ing At O'Clock sharp, with fatigue Uniform and
Per order. B. ". Underwood, Sec'y.
.B 4 large and fine assortment OF Hair Brushes
and Dressing combs. Toilet articles Of every kini,
VIII be seen At sargent's, corner Of Randolph and
State streets, Drng stosp-.: :: myeof 8.
PApEn HAEarzds.-The best stock at the lowest
prices, It Faxon's, No. 20 Lake street, apaotf
~ An should not IAN to read the advertise.
ncnt Of Prof. Wood ii today paper. mh.1y.
, 1861-06-04

SPECIAL NoT1cE.-Au members of the
Mercantile Association are requested to meet
promptly attheir rooms at 10 o'clock this In,
to take action expressive Of the sense OF the
Association in reference to the la1mented death
of the Hon. Stephen A Douglas.
merrill LADD, Sec'y,
, 1861-06-04
Gbira9o Gributte
TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1861.
!. DEATH OF SENATOR DOUGLAS
Z;
Z Eject Of the Intelligence In
:': this City. =
-
A WHOLE CITY IN MOURNING.
Movements Of Citizens.
EMBlEMS OF GRIEF UNIVERSAL.
ACTIoN0F THE B0ARD0F TRADE.
, PR0UEEDINGSIN THEC0URTS,
Appropriate Action Of the
Common Council.
Tho Masonic Fraternity
The Remains to Lie in State at
Bryan Hall.
AITIoNOF THE B0ARDOFT TRADE.
PR0CEEDINGsIN THE COURTS,
Appropriate Action of the
Common Council.
Tho Masonic Fraternity
The Remains to Lie in State at
Bryan Hall.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR The FUNERAL,

11,o ;,+a1,,.,,,.. ~
~ 'lle oo;ssAse u 'ne Ill U.s.
N,,". 49, toA' 1p'u eona1to
NAt4 ~ ~ ~ GU ~. sens' - 1ue
-ee ~ 's4s soaAas, Aaa " W. s,'"'e' u one
".-uee P.a.o ~ 10 ou' .15 uneo@
.,,'u,.o .n t.te's een'Nset Doastss le'otneo 70
.4las oss' no appeaseo aS 1ne oo1eet ana feelp-
toAs Is " aoote o'aA1on' anenolao4e among au
- "1 ,I1 20 eeAuelu " e"ego ~
100 ..s.s,4 s1s sso ~ nonot 10 A1ae nie
,Ip. a. ~ - ~ >11r 1',, , aueO-N NV ~.
~ .,> 49,. s.s ~ '. ~ 'sAes
~, - sl-[..1 - - ss'@ EN.I.1t
sSs 49, 49,. ~. s,a,-s ~ 49, s.s,s
.s.o,.,, ~ ,,,,.f,, ,-..a,t,,.. - e1o~1a-
of,1,1ess IN ~ ai1s1o ~ a1s-mora s' ~ >''''~1
T7st rnsstin, .rf,, na-,.~ =. f,xo.to H.
,bose evho v3tn eeaed 10 -,o-;ons 1renf 49, ~
corn,non ,ova of conntrv had h,o+taa ~ ~, -
~. .to1,shod ,,n,,4;oa1 a.,.;t;n. ass 1,.Ss
=. ~ x,,,,,,,-oa ~, ~. tn,t. - 49,.
~ t,sx- 49, - MT. .a 49,
,ene,m-nat;or ~ +ha ,ffa xo-t ~ sanator
non.-,.s Ionr -,,tTacted ,.hors and eyer
1;ons rhvsfco an1 mental hsd taxed con-
=,t,,.t,a,, +1,a+ 1,rst hora heeo of,ron n and,-a
n mncb.
Gtase 1ests naa oeen en1ef1a'nea IN Mf.
or his severe 3l,nesses. He was not we'll when
lie appeared before MS aod1ence as National
Ball, "Wednesday evening, May 1st, and spoke
with oihcnity, MOI nouceaole 10 ms aaalence,
on1 confessed 10 several o1 those 'aenas VINO
sefio aooul nun gasp h1s aano. 10 one
OF these ne etateo inst he "as unas 10 appear
In public, and should no" seek rest, 4 rest he
50 much needed, ere ne agaln eotefed on his
duties at Washington Little did he or those
he addressed, deem that bis work was done, It's
rest the grave.
senato1 Douglas WAS accompanied on his
journey to Chicago By his wife, leaving thetwo
sons ut school in Georgetown, D. G. They
took their accustomed quarters at the Ire
mont House. The next day, May "a, phisi-
clan was called. It was known about torn
fhat Judge Douglas Was Ill, then that his con-
condition was serious, and since then the anx-
iety Of his friends has been incessant, until
tteir worst fears are realized in his deeease,
which took place yesterday morning.
It was not until some ten days since
that seaator Douglas illness assumed
an alarming type. From the first he
lad been attended by some of our
hest medica, talent. and latter1y it Eas thoupht
desirable to summon hither DR.. Miller: of
Washington. in whose care Mr.. Donrlas had
nassea thronc1 former severe illnesses n
Miller ard 1he washington relatives of ,Tra
Donp,es ,e,c,,ed erb;rago m tha o7.h nv ;.
ard since then hare hcrn f:1osr]v IN attend,nca
, 1861-06-04

The above figures hare been examined By the
The figures are valuable and viii prove useful for
future reference. They show stock now On hand
mote than sufficient to supply the demand until
next harvest, consequently The receipts In the In
terval must either Be exported or constitute the
surplus IN the city laying over On to next years
cJpp.-Pr{ee Current
, 1861-06-04

This committee will escort the remains 10
the depot, where the corpse will be received
by the committee appointed by tho acting
Mayor, and under their charge escorted to
Washington.
1t was resolved that these pall-bearers be
requested to meet this (TuesdAy) morning at
9o'c1ock, in the Council Chamber.
On motion Of Dr.. L. D. Boone, 1t was voted
that Dr.. N. s. Davis be requested to deliver i.
brief funeral oration over the body Of Judge
Douglas, at 6 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
at Bryan Hall, expressive Of the feelings OF the
people Of Chicsgo.
Dr. Boone and R. 7. Merrick, Esq were up"
pointed to inform Dr.. Davis Of the request Of
the committee.
Or motion 1t wns ordered that the reverend
clergy, civil societies and the citizens general
ly, be invited to be present and take part in
the procession.
On motion the committee adjourned to
meet this morning at . o'clock ut the Council
Chamber.
, 1861-06-04

NOT ao.-J.F =. Horton returns to this city
to the full refutatlon Of the statement Of one
Of our correspondents, that he was recently
hung by secessionists ut Memphis.
, 1861-06-04

Pos7PoNED.-Weare requestcdto state that
the Concert and Strawberry Festival, which
was to have taken place this evening at Bryan
Hall, Is unaVoidably postponed. Further no.
tIcc ELL be given.
, 1861-06-04

Stocks, receipts and exports OF wheat and nour.
from July 1860, to April 70, 1861, inclusive, and
estimates OF wheat and flour consumed In this
city:
Wheat, Flour,
SKIS. bbl8.
Stock on hand July I, 1sso..... ssTs1 39,7s5
Receipts to april ao, 1861 -. II ,oGoG56 1G96A
Receipts from Orcgon...... $3.50 2as08
, 1861-06-04

The votc at the election for Judge Of the
Circuit Court and District Clerk Of the su-
preme Court Of this State, mas extremely
Light, yesterday. Probably most Of our clti-
Gems were scarcely aTa1e Of voting going On
at all. = Less than two Thousand votes Id ail
were cast yesterday, throughout the city, and,
In most OF tho wards the Clerks aud Judges
had lonely time Of It. Hon. Geo. Manlcrre
rms the only candidate heard Of for Judge,
and ". L. Green1eaf Ind scarcely any compe-:
tition in the city for Clerk. The former has
urquestionab]y been returned to position he
20 eminent1y well adorns. The result Of the
election for Clerk wfll not be known for soma
dnys. il.
CHANGE IN Bus1NEss.-Nessrs. Barrett &
Arnold and Powell & Mansfield, we1l-known
ard veteran Roofers Of Chiago. having bought
out Messzs Rundel e. Co., "a leading house
here,) have combined their extensive business,
under the style Of Barrett, Powell d Co., aud
now represent nearly the whole Roofing inter
est OF Chicago. They have greatly enlarged
their facilities for doing business, aud are
ready not OILY to answer all calls in Chicago,
but are prepared to send Roofing material and
men through the whole Northwest,
Judging from the class Of buildings they are
covering in our city, (among which We men-
ton tho Sherman House, fremont House, mud
Mccormick's Bnilding,) we can safely recon-
mend them to the public generany.
HECKER JAEGER REGMEsr-AN APPEA1 TO
/ THE C1r1zESs.-The patriotic citizens Of Chi
cago aud vicinity are appealed to send In
Whate7er provisions they can to the head
quarters Of the Hecker Jaeger Regiment, 206
Randolph street, for the subsistence Of the
Regiment, until mustered in. Woo1eu blank
cts are particularly needed, as the men have
nothing to 1ay their heads upon.
49,. G. KHoBE1sDoRFr, Lieut.. c.
F. A. BuIoW Adj P T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

TKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whessas, On n. anth
4 day Of June, 1855, Wesley Van Asasr M
Hatgarette =. Vanduser, his wife, Of - oonn.
~ Iowa, sxecuted unto Charles Pow ~. ~ Trre-
-. certain Deed Of Trust, convey IN 70 IA
Ir1sses the land in 3eott copsty, 10 - deaorihe1
- follows, 10 wit: The south west sscrtsr a m
no!th-sast quarter Of section nine tS.1 il 10. n
ship seventy. mine ~, north Of ,Snee I've :S.)
sass Of the 9th P. N. which .sid ca.v:vs ="
was made for the purpose Of soeurinS shs ~
nsnt OF . certain psonissoEy. note IA intsr:ee
thereon, made By sid Wesley Vandn.s, "a
stephen Thompso. to + Assr vipssst. fer -
sem Of si1 hundred and six Dollar. dated J~ne
sOth, 1875, bearing e q per eeat. inl~est iron
Az nov, s.id : .sts hsviag become doe aad
syscse, ana me said makers having failed to
~ ..@e' And the aid 9Sustoo. ChaEleG
s" . ~" . died, John G. Bills, Tsu4ses b
49,. sr "a tment sf the Judgs Of he Ossnty
otpslaf 4on il said bed Of Tr.st, q heVshy i've
~: p Allie nstiss, that 81 vistce II tns powe,
wht = = II ne vssssd 81 aid %. I Il frust
- 4 sppointnent, will, q Satusday the 18th
~ q Jane, leels . tie hear e tvo ele0k II
I The Afternoon Of eaid day. q the Court Housa
doos, II tie city of davenport. il said ssuasy u
6eoth sxpoes and eGss for sais It pablio aueeaaa
| The peusel q lad sbevs dsssnhed, o. G mach
thssoof - shall - nocesaary = satisfy ard pay
the amount q mid nose, With The inserset there,
q u the day Of sals, toesshse with Ill The eost1
and sxpsnses attending sid sais eesss Of this NJ
~ end 1s1steo'S foee.
Trustee ~ appetnt1sat = The JndGs = he o.
Court Of Scott county Iowa.
natsd NAY II. 1851. (nyls-dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

TT57'Esl - TT M 7'7Ss'
0fo8AV1@ D11f g1vyJs

II visv = ~ - - 60. aanhv e IL
esaea so1ly = - = 49, 0bsssesd y ssns
$3.50 eoseee ema0eo1hee 1oAeeese0}o1a9t
No Woeoso - soooa0oQ1noosf euoo1o 6noU1u1Gl
= e.Asaee = cs.oeo eeDey sosy - - 49, +
segs'ase enas nseeesee 49, - - ~ qafss'
49, g 2 49, seo!ss $1,000 pss1aaeat health.-
= oed9As asaoaDa 49, ksd 49, - ~
coarse = passue = eeslaialy thas u6isA vil ~
lace $500 co1es = tAiip . tAs Isase baeasd
& vital soDoaGeh - nfo: - - - ~. h.
tste9 hee tnoo1naa1 IeSk6 eean0y . psspaso11su
eean4G ~ qane, Qhieh - TIN ~ = ~ . ~
asdisins. est 80 tAas kas bssa Gfis1 ~ yoeR.
@stse spessae pvalully 49, he aeassh, ~
e 40 h.sss sss>estag tAen y hss!shy . ~
streogfAeoaag nAesse, e9able The aVseeo = ~
s9ph go Aasseee.
re- Ne care Of Oyepspsle, loaAooe0oo, Ne9eeos
tlasaieasy, Lsss q Ap0sate, - ~ bi!liossCeo-
elalnss; snmnS men 9aoaa taasoea = -
49, $3.50 g novsiA Pead1eiag vsan9es Dysoseesy.
OolleP uneaen 1nsbuas 49, ~ htsesss ha~e -
DisnesAs dyseeessy - eaS, - gsossany 60
seeeecd ~ nv settiesa ed eaassd principally ~
ne ehaagc q was9 asd diet, viii b speedily
rsgulated b > heiAf ass q this psspasaAM.-
Iyspepeaa, : cseeeee vnieh = psoeeeay noss prov
a!ent vhea 49, = 81 ~ forms, than auy other,
eee casse Of wetee nay always ~ attributed %
dee.aG9cees u % digestive osgaos. 60 = cured
nsse9s ~ a eene 9U61xJ1xfSA 1v9A@
nI1I1HSns pesdir:staoae On the bottle. For this
d'seAee s.ssy Peyosaan viii rseonoe.d bistess q
so9s kina, tsse vhy net - - article known %
- iafamelc5 .v9yeeentsy have their etttessas
peevsatAaveo d disease aad strengthening q the
system n eenesAl, - a0ong then all tAeCo u
oes = . Ioana 0oee healthy people than tie
0ermAn1s iron WA0m this preparation enanatod.
$500 spea scseesase expesinenis which he's at-
eenos9 toa1vaaee 0s destiny sf this gTset prepay
eoon - tho MEDICAL ootonoo.
:. Fsvn AnD AoUn.-This trying and proveking
disease which fsstsns It, relsatlsss grasp q the
eody q naa. redusiag him 70 nsec shadow II .
nor speee q I'M, snd reodssins hin peysinlly
end meatally useless, 60 b dsfeatsd and driven
from TIE hodX y the use II HOSZE7ZER'S r.
NOwG6DbIzTAkA: Further. any Of the shove
states di'cssssosnno b contracted when sxposed
e any ordinary conditaoas producing thems Il the
nietsss ere taken = PER dirsotions. And - il
oeasne! eseesss nausea nor oaends the palate, and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES
BRYANsS
PUl MOMlO WATERS.

~ Original Medicine Rstablishsd u 1871, ~
1rut article of the kind ever issFodueed u96sg
M No Of "PULnnnIc WA1nas," u this -
any Other eouutsy al oenee rui9oase - ascss
- eoaatseieits. The gsnuiso - - koown ~
he nane BsYAN being stsmpe.l = eaeA Va
DnyAx' PulsoxIc warns
nelisvs Oeaehs, Csads. Ssss Ths0AA nsasssasss.
BeYAn's PULsoxlc WA1sne
Relieve AstAna, DFoeshitis, Di0sult Dssathaag
BsYAH's PULsosIO WA1sA0
Rslisvs Splitting q Bieed, Psias = tAs CAsst.
BsYAx's RrLsonsc Wa =
Relieve Jasipisat Cossuaptioa, Lang Diseases.
BnYAs's PULsonJC WA1sns
Relieve Issitsiioa Of the Osule aad Teasils.
BsvAH's PULDonDc warns
Believe the above Cooplaiats j. Ten Ninutss
DasAn's PUInonC WAYS
Are Msssiag . III Classss - Uoaseitatieas.
MY Anss PULuosnc WARNS
- alapeed ~ vssalists - Pablis 6peaees.
BsYAn's PuLaoslc WARNS
A., n simple form, ed plsessat 70 The tasts.
BayAx's PUs n0nIo ~ AS1ss
uet oaly relieve boz e0set MD snd lasting
Bas AVS ruln0n1C ~ ASsss
Ars vazraassd . sive sssisesssias = svssy -.
No family should - vistsss ~ 4
BsYAu's PULmoEpo WA1o0
IA .znvolsr shoaA - wishost saDgly =
D~vAn'n pCfH No WAyuoD
- hts poekst.
ID per,oa VII svef object - Give -
DnrAub PUlnue1Io WADk5
~ 81 Teenty-Pive Ceass.
1OH uOggo. Sols stvVpsiseOs. Weeeesteg. ~. -
ais y - - pss1s's y Dsss. ~, - -
vAses. a.yg esxlZ
Il IDockW6Gos eoopg. :.
| 4 6uef1IOx ls5lcEs -, - JouYr
'aa 49, sssua Auo1hll ,sss4ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
T0H GREAT ENCLlSw RGMxDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
Ra4naAlA D2lla

T0e GREAT kNcLlSa REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CeIebe.Wse6 EtneNle Ptlls.
Protected BY Royal Letters Patent.
Prepared from prescription Of Ssr J. Clarke, n.
d., PAysicias Extraordinary to tho Qxees.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfailing in tho
cure Of al these painful AMI dangerous diss So
to which the female constitution 10 subject II
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited. II will, in . short time.
bring the ls,vntlly period With reg uiasity.
Each bottle, prios One Dollar, bears tho Govern
mont stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent coun-
t.vfeits.
CAUTION.
Ness PIls ssosld no b taken BY fsmalss dec
i.o The FIRST THREE NONz rs Of prsesaasy,
az Asy or. ssss to brisQ on A'ssssrjsgs, 6ws a
ssv 0eker tin . GkSy 0ss sefs.
n sil essss n Nervous and Spinal Affections.
P.iu 10 the Bat and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitat.son OF the heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills ,yill eject cure when I'll 9th
er means have failed and although . powerful
remedy, Do not contain ron, calomel, antimony,
anything hurtful to the CO Institution.
Full directions in tho pamphlet around each
package, which should BE- care FULLY preserved.
Sole Agent for the United Sta ties and canada,
JOB NOSES, (I4ats ]. C. Baldwin Co.
10. hester, N. T.
N. B.-3l.00 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authoris d agent, will insure : b. ,tte, con-
tanning 50 pills, By return nail.
Sold By oil Druggists in Davenport ana else
whore. nov6-dAwl.v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
uGATE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON vRAus NEW scAnn
GvADd an1 Square Piano-Portea.


The Insulated Iron frame preserves
|" the original tone Of the instrument il
all It's purity. securing it for all time against that
fon nd in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. ::
e. ATTY strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
f.ano Forte much longer in tune. It gives the
INSTRUMENT much fuller, rich or and sweeter tone.
u ad.pas the Piano to all cmstss end to al chan
ges sf atmosphere, and In all respects It il mo-
nounesd, and In all respects It 10 pronounced h
best "avtiste" the greatest i'm peovement Of
age in Piano-Fsrte construction; producing an in
| stsument acknowledged to be superior 70 al 9TH
ers made in this country or Europe.
4 few tessim enisls n regard 4, ~ a...,a
e'ity 81 ear \ ~ seale Pasen. assslsssl fiaas
al have examined the Piano Fortss Of Lishte
Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
country or elsewhere. "-DR. LOWELL JASON.
/" In clearness, richness, and volume Of tone. del
tcasy. elasticity Of TOUCH and hne action
/! have never played upon their equal. III. 4.
WoLLBNu AUPr.
!" In volume. richness, evsnncss, and purity Of
tine, end in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
and IN that beautiful singing quality 20 desir.ble
yet 90 seldom foupd."-N lLAAn Mason
~ have never pl yed upon % rich and heavy
tone Square Piano Forte. "-ARrHuR NAroLros.
Scale Iron Frame Pano-Fortes made bv vou.
Thsre must DO splendid future for Lizzie !
Bradburys' Piano-F ortss. "-0AO. r. Rsor.
IL have never played upon 20 hns and instru.
ment."-0E0 F. BRIsrow
II consider them to beauty, richness. fulln eaa
and equality Of tone, - we'll - their aereeaIle.
elastic toech, equal II not superior t. any Piaeos
made 10 this country OF EuroCe."-KARL Wpus
"ln power, quantity, and equality Of tone, tnsy
certainly excel; while for that peculiar ,ie6 asd
singing tone % invaluable - On accom- pnnim,e.t
TO the voioe. have never met their eonai &c.
BAsaIuI.
"Thsy have oil the requirements for . sun a,,or
Interpretation Of both classical and modern 49,.
positions" ~. ST1AK0sH.
Waseseeo 4ee Dsee0a otsest. . Gbv A~e,a
9ese 81 0s"sAwsv, Rev Yosk.
sArIsvAcToRY GUARANTEE eIvRn. -
oetl5-lyeow
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28


LIFE PILLS AND PUOEvlx DlTTE9S
THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
] before the public tor . period OF THIR 7
YEARS, and during that time have maintained
high character In almost every part OF the Globe.
toF their extraordinary and imne late power Of
ssstosing perfect health persons suffering under
seariy every kind Of disease 70 which the human
tame 10 lisble.
Tho following ~ among the distressing variety
# human disease In which the
tegetNbIe Life .MedtciSses
ars we'll Known 70 b infalible.
.,yspspsis, BY tho,oushly cleaning the hsst and
sscond stoma0hs, anA creating ado VI pare, heal
thy bile, instead Of The stale end aerid kind
15dtsiescy, los Of appetite, heartburn, headache,
rsstisssness, Ill temper. anxiety laaguee and me1-
aneholy, which are the general symptoms Of Dys-
pepsis, will vanish, - natural Consequences Of
its cure.
Obs;sessss. By elsassing tho whsls length Of
the intsssines With solvent psoosse, and without
violence al violent purgss leave the bowels cos-
tive within two days.
jsssvs q III tinds, BY restoring he blood % ;
alton in sueh eases. and the thorough solution u
Ill intestinal Obstruction in oteess.
The life nsdiGines have bsea known % curet
0smotssm psSmesently in thFse Wook ., aad Go.
in half thu. time, By reooviss lssal inf nastion
from The muscles 49, liea.sGss q TIE Joiats.
ssing the kidneys and bladdsr; they opsssse
most dslightfully % these important organs, ard
hsnee have ever beeu found . certain remedy
lae the worst Gases Of 0vavd.
Also wosns, ~ dislodsing from TIE EARNINGS
of the bowels ~ sliny nsttsr - which these
Nosr,r, Ussss cd hsasrsts Sbvss, b. The pr
fest parity uhish these LIFE MEDICINES give
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REAL ESTATE.
$50, 900 WORTH OF
REAL E0TATE
10 Dsveopert and II Claire, loWa,
Fer 0alo Low, and q Easy Terms.

Fer Sale Low, aal . 1asy Terms.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS POR sALH
l that beautiful residences kDown - Aagyle
sulvat ioa, situated in the city Of L. Caiss, 90
commanding magnificent view Of Tie Mississipps
River, Port Byron and mach Of the STATE Il lid
nois. The COttage contains rooas and . ssllas,
and !: 10 esmp!sts repair. The gssdsn y tsn q
r.: choicest sarses'sy' ss::.seniss. 0.ps: n
On Tho premises, ecmpeidas rs fEsis sssss o. shs
best selections and nearly Ill bsesins. AIse. .
stable, smoke house and poultry yard. The fsno-
ing Il In sxesllent order end 10 nearly ell nsv
picket fsaes seven fest high. Twelve aerss Of the
Iaad forms eoe park Of woodland. The Cottage
would b sd with les THAI the - ssrss Il a.
ivsd.
ONE 20 ACRE LOT.
30 rods tson Argyle Cottage, we'll fenced, and il
sssh STATE Vt cultivation, aud veil adapaed for .
tFsit end vegetable e.sdsn. Being immediassly
sssk q L. Clsirs. 80 rising ~spidly n valss.
Oss Gse DsssA Dwsiliss Desse and l1st ..
DAVENPORT.
That bssatiful Sssidsues on the csspsr Of Bradv
and Twelfth streets, with the lot on which Il
stands, fronting 2l3 feet On Brady street by $50
feet in depth to 50 foot alley, with casriaeevav
and good seabl .. carrisge-houss and wagon Cd "a
complete. The house contains 10 rooms With Gas
10 sssh, ssd . good cellar. An excellent eistsrn
10 ON the pssnisss.
A SUBSTA INITIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dvvololog Bouse
CO0nER - NINTn AND PERRY srs.
Lot 90 By l9e feet 70 . 20 foot alley, with good
cellar, stable IN wood-shed. Gas throughout The
house; good wsster on the premises,
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
These holiss contain from six to ten room,
each, ase wsll finished and delightfully."- situated
on the West siele Of Brady street. A good cisterp
and we'll Of sever failing water are in each yard
These houses are situated on let 233 feet front
and possesses every requisite to make them de-
lightful rssid.sRces. They will be ssld siualy or
together.
ALSO,
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated
TERMS = -One-6 th cash and the balance in
four equal annual pay msnts with interest ct the
sig psr cent. per sunum. payable annually.
Fos turtle particulars apply to
T. G. EADS.
a. Argyls Cottage, L. Claire. Iowa, or 70 my
'slf, in 81, Louis, No. ~ Main street.
'spi4-d'trtf JAS. B. EADS.
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YVRUST6k'S SAkE.-As aathonsod and e.
y powered ~ Deed q Trust, executed ~
Patrick kiswin, which 10 daily recorded il The
nseorasss Oacs Of Keek Islasd county, Stats 4
I,lisoas. e oook . Y" q mortgages, psGs ~.
e'slosk 4. NJ - the Cosrt House door in he city
q Deveaposs ell 70 the hightess biddes. for go
~ folle!inQ ssast d real estass lying "a 49,
sitsated y tae sosssy = Roek 1slasd, Ntase q
laiscaa = ~ =. t;a :: eSo ~ And tA!ss Isl T.
dltiea = 6hs siay = hask lslasd, Il ala eo.1ev
q 1oek leean4 Nth ~ huil1inev a. ;-.-y
nsn1e theesa. FRANK PLUneR. !.
Uyse ass hUsonn. *