Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-13
HANDsoAE OuIrIr.-Dr. J. G. Aver,

toral, Cathsrtic Pile and Agus Cure. 10
vorid- wide. never does up business by the
halves. or makes any chow that has not ,e-
liable foundation. 10 order TO place his bnsi-
ns.. IN this part Of the great West upon a CON-
prehsneivs baeis he has sent out his gentle
manly and reliable agent, Geo. A. Garne.t
Ed to canvass and arrange and systemizs h,s
bns ness 10 the States oi Iowa. Illinois. Wis.
coasin. Minnesota and Nebraska Territory
Mr.. G.. was dispatched TO this place ne hi-
headquarters The Doctor hSs cent him oui
. splendid top buggy of the beet eastern man
ufac,urs. aud gave him authority to purchss.
u span Of horses 10 match. which he has done
and nov has the 6n. ct ou fit OF any medicine
nan that hes ever trav lied 10 the West. Let
the printers through bout the country look GU,
f.r d.. Ayers agent and lots of advertising
contrscis. IL 10 u ptes-nre TO do bu.ntss " III
the Doctor and HE agents. They are vii
promp,-hsve nearly papered the world with
their sdvsrtsemenle. and always give the p,o-
pls the worth OF their money What Is more
they never "go back" on printers bills. We
wish Mr. Garrett . pleasant journey through
| the spl.ndid country 10 his dis,rict, and long
ifs IN the land that Il 1--we with "mik aud
hone, )" aud Ayers f .mily Medicines.
A PLEASANT PARTY.-Last evening
party Of come twenty -hve Of the pupils ffom
Milo Wh,te's dancing sced.my accepted an In.
vi,ation to visit the children Of our much
,esmsd fellow citizen. l.. ). G,ib.rt. 4 O.. at
hi. elegant residence. three miles up the r'v-r
The invitation ives slso extended to uua bsr
OF the "clJ iolk.. nd q ZEE of the young la
dies aud gsntlemen y no consider their expert
ence ii not their years entities them 10 bs cisss
IA .out' oi the ch,ldre.'s 9 class At an early
hour 10 the evening the spscions psrlors and
when Mr.. White strung up his violin and start
ed the bow In motion. both the young aud old
appeared wild 10 their delight-"aIl went m-r
~ az q a.arfiag- bell The dancing was kept
up with but slight in,ermiseicn until supper
wss anne unced, when an Adjournment wss
uua nim ousiy sgreed TO and the party resolved
uself into u committees OF the hole TO Ciscuse
the lucions strawberries aud cream and other
good things No minority report was made
upon the merits Of the supper. the committee
oman mously sgrseing that !, could not have
been better After supper The dancing wasf..
,uned and Tor sD bour CT two the Young foiks
kent Milo pretty bu-y. The party broke up
10 great spirit oil having Ell 'ysd themselves
ole h,. ipuy hat ri "A
he sff .ir would be repeated.
MCVIcKER CoMING AS will be seen
by advertiser snt Mr.. McVicker bss concluded
TO come down and pay US short witt. bring.
ing his entire talented company tRether wnh
Mr.. CnASyaAu. the celebrated Comedian Mac
~ll open In the G,rmsn Theatre on Monday
evening with the new play-"D, sfiing, or the
Maidens Vow" The Widow's Victim" and
the ever popular "roodiss. Mr.. Burton Of
ten remark ed that ChsnirAu was the best Too.
dies on the American stage. and among actors
ws believe it is generally acknowled- ed hat
he is. As Jerry Clip. in III. Widows VIC
tia" Mr.. Chsnfrsn is irresistible HIS imi,a-
tions OF K.sn. Booth Forest. Barney Williams
and jim Grow Rice are stup.ndous. la the
iist Of stock sctors We notice the names OF
Msssrs. Myers. A-hiey. Siev,n. Marble. X 'scoe
and oth~rs we'll kuo.n. Miss Jenny Hight,
Mis-. lIe,ty Warren. Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. h.rLl.
end other talented l.di-s. Dir. McV,ck~r
com.s here si,h f.st class company. and We
hope our citizens will give hm . fir. clsss
welcome.