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PIANOS,
MELODEONS,
ORGANS,

= ela:tss sd rsts,i: Dss5;iot;vs fisia ~; saos
IL 8 tss;9ss L. IS :t!sss
LAMBS HAND LOOM.
a, ,ser,cr.v ,sst az ever re-c ,nto1rer = ~us
sisse So eays Of lrosa af tho btgsast omttale IN
Michigan.
LAMBS HAND LOON.
"tt. da..mea to entirely ,sye1at!on.s tae ~ q
tiTelY practical invention. .-tCn1csRo 7rinaas.
LAMBS HAND LOOM
to est oaiy t.i%sEs bas . sas 7a3sc Saaalsll5:"-
kalamazoo TeleK1aph.
LAMBS HAND LOOM.
s u II ss iss1a
mazoo Gazette.
LAMBS HAND LOOM.
essee.ss t9 sT 70 xr:s q.S
prsetsesl." l."IPa1 Paw True NortaesneE.
LAMBS HAND LOOM.
"once mora Va eAa closhe ourselves nd our f.nt.
lies n garments that have v1Ax and sxDvlcH IN
tham."-tP8W Paw tMlca.) Pfess.
LAMBS HAND LOOM.
"It bids fair to beeoao uutvt EsAl In tta AMONG
ialnkEs tte reaper and noWer."-t aich. Fsrn2ee-
LASIn'S HAND LOON.
Ills surprising even to the inventor And uAnufso.
tu1rr1 OF macninc the 1t raeet* With. par
ueulatly Amcnx the fazE71ng community. In secuott
wneYe they aTe bang Introduced, n kecond q
shen the woe On tolks IN the b. oses no .ctaslJ
9 e. t. s13 a1s q
nd sris eozea iears Old. 80 aSia = .eautsd n
wostne y :: On ths 2ld ooHs than ~ Mh;Sn Is
weaving, thus-leis OF the warp. winds tn. cloth
,nase 'ss g. r. @
9uis, steel resd. m etA eyed harness Eathe ahuttta
e. = Id aafsoisis7 lily sad iuiy
| book Of Instructions !oea With each mschine fhe
poaea ;d 0@ t so s
Keep for tsle 1t current pEices- It occupies ouiy
one dra@inS II required make all ilods of gaods
| with the aame warp. Any one who can put warp
ID an o'd com can put o1e II .hia xifhont instrui
es fsa.
%F S5ss; s,oo Orders
ncttfd q Gom Illinois, Michigan. Iowa. ln3lau4' Ohio
Fxtts 1t.hins to buy county right. for their uaa-
nf2ctufe s1le apply oy latter q Otherwise to IN.
EGT 6 saRaSsoE Gsis sSR
10 Lake ttrtet, Chicago, Iluoi3. au&-0lo1 1t
, 1864-08-04

milftarV-Eub Inscriptions to the New
Loan-Houors 10 tho Late Colonel
Hroks.
(special Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.l
SrnNGTIELD, ILL.,. Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1864.
lra and John Aehbrook, Of Coles county,
we're bound over by L. B: Adams, Esq, In
the sum ofs1 900 each, yesterday, on charge
of obstructing an officer in the discharge Of
his duty. -
The 18th and sth regiments, whose terms
have expired, were paid of BY Major Wilson
yesterday.
Col. ". NJ. Fishback, of Arkansas, is stop
plrg with Ww. Yates. Esq, ofthis city, for
few days.
The corner stone Of the new First Presby-
terinn Church at Jacksonville, will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies to morrow,
At the First National Bank in this city
sC0, 600 have already been subscribed to the
Few Government loan, almost altogether By
farmers in this section Of the State. The
efforts Of the Copperheads to strike at the
credit of the country are failing to effect any
injury In this quarter.
The news of the death. Of Col. John A.
Bross before Petersburg, which was brought
:. to this city b. Col. Mann, Of the S9sh, this
morning, created n very painful sensation
here. Governor Yates was much affected ut
the tidings, and had the National flag at the
Executive Mansion raised to half-mast, as q
mark Of respect to the deceased.
, 1864-08-04
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.
Furth er from the Situation
Before Petersburg.
Later Details of the
Recent Repulse.
Our Loss Less Than at First
Reported Partial List Of
Casualties.
Aspects Of the 0ampaign-Hints
Of a Rebel Northward
Movement.
The War IN Georgia --latest from
Before Atlanta.
FROM 8T,LOuI8-.-HlGHlY
IMPORTANT WESTERN
AND BORDER NEWS
SUMMARY.
Guerilla Operations - Indian De-
predations.
FR0bI TIE UPPER MISSOURI
AND TIE GOLD REGIONS.
From Cairo and Below
T.ovr7a,, Miccicci7,1oi
From Cairo and Below
Lower Mississippi
River News,
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Military observation-disclosures
moyemcnts OF Troops DC.
, 1864-08-04

aAIrs 7ss-rarer. o. Pttaos, Helodeep: aad orx1n1
At Vkoi.esle 4cd retail. Descriptive CT ulA1 salt
free Of ebar9e. W. n. KEM9ALt,
if74 44s9a7net ff3 Lake street, Caica9u.
, 1864-08-04
FROM SPRl lNGFlEID.

MISUNDERSTANDING to the New
Lo0n-a0norB 10 tho Late Coluuel
XfFnhR
, 1864-08-04

NTw YoRK, Wednesday Aug. 3.-The Com
,,.Scinrs Washington special says: It Is I'M
HeIstGod thst an ea1neet appel Will be made
20 the Prcs1dent By leading Republicans to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Caution J

1.-THE reades Of this ''notice" eanso4get boz
Of Pills or Ointment from the dug store in his
place. let him write to me, enclosing the amount
and / viii m3l a box free Of expense Many
dealers will udt keep my medicines on hand BE-
cause they cannot make - much profit a. on 9TH
er persons make.
None are genuine uuless the words "Hotto
mar. Tsu YoTE and london = are discernable ~
Water marx IN every leaf Of The book OF direc-
tions around each box; the same may bc PLAINLY
seen bv Aogd;,ib the leaf to the HgM. A hand
some reward vii be given to any one rendering
such information ~ may lead to the detection o
any party or % rites coanterfeitirg the n,cdicineS
or vending theI same. knowing them to be sPs
fious. -
s..soId q tfe Dsanufactory u Professor HOt
LDWAY, 50 Hidden LIME, New York, and ny ~
re.uectable Di,ffQists mud Dealers IN Medicine
thrrurhout th} United States ard the civilized
world, IN boxed 49, eents, - ssnps "a 49,
-. saaaI
~ There Il considerable ssviag e !s:,. d
~ kEDsr aisse. 'uyseps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Michigan Central Railroad.

x,..as Central Route to Nss0 York, NeW England
and the Cdaddos.
~ AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY
18th. 1854. trains will leave the Great Gen.
-; linen Depot foot of Lake street, as io.iows:
81 n m. Sundays excepted. Arrive IN Detroit
6.aon. m: Toronto. 4,45 p. m; Suspension
Hr;age. 4:Oy a. M; Buffalo, $500 p. M; Albany,
s:45p. m; New York, s:seP. m; Boston, 1905
900 D. m. Saturday 5 excepted Arrive ln De.
troit, 500 a. M; Tlrpqen 80 =. M; suspension
Hr;dre. 4:45 D. NJ; Buffalo, SEQ P, NJ; Albany
1.45 !: New York. i1:tO >. m; Boston, 400 p M
400 n M. Saturday end Sundays excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit, 1000 p. M; Torotro, 800 r. m;
auspenson Bridge, 9:l0 p. "a; Albany, $50
M: New York. 245 p. m; Boston 800 p m.
CINCINN ATT, B A Mt Aa
(via Michigan Central 3. R.) z
f.are Chicago at csc .. M, Nail Train; 600
Pnst Express. The |, % p: =. tfsn leaving
Chicago runs Through 70 CncinEsh without
change of cars or baggage. ~,
Tuttsn's Patent veulilafing eaa Warmine Ap.
areaus on oil Cars Of this Company. An elegant
Qmokers' Car, with Ruchre Ia6lee, hos iateiy been
sdded 70 day trains. Patent sleePing carr On
oieht trains baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for $50 a. oil IF1ncaRa kaal
cd O6ices in the WesA =. die 0enefal Omce,
orncr Of Lake and DeAsbou streets tqnder the
fsmont House, CAiaeGp - = &c segos; ~
4. G. WENTWORTH Gssssil ws.ssA -
- Ohioano. 4 q ar vtsf,<a sisssts'as =
p - a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
87kfn 8MUEK3f.
lFrcu r. pubsqse Herpd.
4 ~. 49, 49,. s ,jEwf.s waah

About t~o years ago, the wife Of marke,
gardener. residing at Eagle Point, in this
city, gave birth 70 twins, which, instead Of
being provided with the head and features
Of TIE s'hufhan form divine" had each the
had and s1& Of snal:s /! Below the head
and shoulders the children were Of natural
And comedy form--from, the ,sasoulisp up
they presented the horrible shape and char
actcristics OF the serpent. Immediately &c.
ter their birth, cons ultstion Of hysisians
vas held, at which It was very properly de-
cidcd to lled the monsters to death, which
was accordingly done. What disposition
was made Of the bodies We have not
learned
The cause assigned for this lssus sos.re
is, that several months ago. shortly after
the woman became eDceinte, her HUSBAND.
playfully threw snakes head into her
face, which SO frightened her that the fell
assumed the horrible shape into which they
were brought into the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources Of tic aeaiiiest nialades. Their
effect is 10 yiiatc all tile fluids Of the body, ard
10 send poisonous stream through all the c.an-
nel, q. circulation Now, what IL the operation
OF tie Pills. They cleanse the bowels, iegns"e
the lter, bring the relaxed or nriiatsA soo,. "
secrctive organs ,roN the BLOOD /. sELr, cha.i-,e
the state oStbo syst4na frni sickness 70 hcai.i,,
by exercising simut ana.us and wliOlest 'ue Ell
feet upon all its parts and functions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.

In whatever forn; disease attacks the liver, II IS
rene,led and exter,,. mated bv this searching
painless and irreAistit lie curaiives Bilious re
mitten,s, bilious purgLle. and oil the ordinary
disorders Of the organ, Indicated BY psin in the
right side and between th shoulders yeIlowness
Of the whites OF the eyes, weakness and debility,
&c, are relieved and removed by the remedy,
with CELEBRITY which astoni-l, ssahs sufferers and
their friends Let the sick. whom the faculty
abandoned, resort with confidence 70 this power
full n'i-bieus agent, an restoration TO health
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Woman in all her Difficulties

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers of this harmless but effective tyrepara-
ton At the two epochs OF life in which the fc-
male system undergoes the most important and
critical changes, the Pills will prove posi-
five safeguard against evil CONSEQUENCES. They
are also cqbsidents4 recommended specific in
every disorder tn wisach females are exclusively
subject.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
These Mighty Healers, World
Known and World Tried, are
a Boon to the Sick.

The waut Of sterling medicinal TO meet the
ills al necessities ofthe suffering portion OF hui.
manitv. ard Que entirely free from mineral
and other dce,erious PARTICLES was severely felt
till this al. pow erful medicine WAS nshered into
the world: HoLLeWAY 5 INVALUABLE Pills have
become the nor sEHcLp REMEDY of all nations
Their attribute il to PREVENT US well "a - CrRE
they attack the RADIx ROOT Of the complaint.
and tlius, by removing ihc hidden cause OF dis
ease fc-invigorate and restore the dropping ener-
gies OF the system, assisting nature III her task
OF VIAL and FrNcTIoSARY REFORMATION.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Be it Understood,

Tha. the above statements can at all times be
verified by the written testimony extending
through q quarter OF century of tens Of thou.
sands of un impeachable witnesses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
! ORIGINAL NOTICE.

s &c o ssss;' Court s,sss: Stamp
Enoch Ketchmn, plaintin, " Robert Christie.
Lucy u. Christie, Whitam Thexming. Nathan
and John !. Coswith, Thomas " Whittemors
a. G. Fulton, .. 4. PRESCOTT, =. y. wosdw.rd
Clare, executors ~ Antoine LeCIs,re, deceas-
ed, Vim. u. Shand, Cilss. b. Khktad,. Tue
Board of Supsrvlso - scctt County Iowa
SsO,' G.a4 fer shi n; s .. n: a sc0' Fsnd
BY. his wife, Theodore r. wetmors, dsGsa1-
To each and every Il sboye defendants, ar
vOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT on
i or before the 10Th dat Of October. 1884. 8
petition will tie Rfd ~ SID piainti1. 1nocl
keeshun, Ia re o4ce q the Clerk .sf The Dis-
trics Court q seS q. comfy IL the State q Iowa
the titk Of LOT fos,r IN block tre, ~ Of Rpbers
Cllfistie's plat Of @east q ths eass half a the
sooth- quarter " sectisn ninsteea, il town.
ship eight range sosr sast q .hs SIN p
wit beginning aY6Diest west from point ia the
eastern boundary line Of said quarter section.
which said poiDt is 40 feet north from the south
east corner q said quarter section, ran thepes
IA, feet thence north one hundred md .hfsy
(l5gD feet, thence est seventy -four a. feet,
thence south one hundred and ffty {1eD) FEET to Z
place Of beginning; be established md e0ntirusd
Ia plaintiff, and that each and every Of dslemas
ants herein be forever barred nom setting up any
ctdn, or right. titts Or right 81 fedeapsisn s
or 70 said premises. !. "a -s-A &aaasESk
No p.rsonaI claim 3 made seainss - = eh1ve
named dstsndsnes. e1ee ne lad no6en Chrisg
:. Ana unless sou spcsrstAsn1s "a se1I41s6 y
before noon u ne - ~ ~ eftAs "a ~ p
said District Ccuss. B ri - 80 he61oaG
1irse NOadsy Of EOvs1Bef.s bs ia .rQQf4ue.
faak will be entered 1n1 ee4se Il -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06

Trains run BY Chicago time which Is twelve MIN
utes faster than Davenport time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 10Th, 1864
Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport rs follOws:
4j A. y. for Grinnell and Washin 1ton.
30 A. N. freight = accommodation for Grinnell
9 l5P.M do do Iowa City
and Muscatine.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
90 A. NJ. freight and accommodation from
Iowa City.
A 45P. n. freight ~and accommodation from
Crinnell and Washington.
y l5P. N. express from Grinnell and Muscatine
The - a. m. train out of Davenport, makes
diree. connection al Grinnell, Iowa CITY, and at
Washington, with the Western Stage Coz sta.
ges for all points West, South West, and North
West
Train from the ives. connect at Davenpo,'
with trains ofthe Chicago Rock Island kk.f
all points East, North and South
Passengers reminded Of the necessity of
giving distimc; directions the destination D:
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking
her seats IN the cars. J. 4. TRACY. Supt
A. kIMBALL. Asst Sup't my l6 ga
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
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Chiease4 eek - ~ = !


-
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18th. 1894
" and until further notice, trains will, leave
Davenport a ssi Z EsssAys = nsBsb = ntbws :
I'd Nigh. express $1,000: ....s 50, r. y.
= Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
LIST Night express II. -.........5 90, 4 \
I'd Daily express and mail train -as, =. =.
Alltrans over this route are in direct connect
tion a Chicago with trains over both the Aichi--
gan Soutbss1, Michigan Central, Pit'sburg. Fort
Nayne and Chicago Railroads TO and from De
t<oit, Toledo, Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pisssburg, Dsnkirk, BudsA Niagara Fails Alba.
NJ, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers are rep,in led Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions 10 the destinseioh
Of their baggage. also TO procure tickets before
taking their seats ID the cars, ~ the c0rdyetcrs
collect fares only to the stations on the line Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
mylS 's4 j. r. TRACY. Sap't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
Dyspepsia, Diarrhe a, Weak.
ness, DC. fr

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize dyspepsia q ONCE issitig sted BY
the Pills. Dlarrhea, constipation, headache.
physical proetration, nervous tremors, hot husbcs
spasms, affections Of the kidneys, hemorrh0ids
or piles, and in fact, all internal complaints from
whatever catse arising. give way before the sal
utary influence Of this Extraordinary remedy
As specific for Dyspepsia and the disorders
connected with il, or growing out Of H. The Pills
are always 10 be relied on when every other med
icine and mode OF treatment has utterly failed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
davenport Savings Institution.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

nPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand holidays excepted from . a. to 3 p. H.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS 81
rorn7 to 9 clock INTEREST allowed on deposits
at the rate of FIVE per cent per annam:
Printed copies OF by Laws and Regulations TO
be had at the bank.
Money to loan ON good improved Real Estate.
Fcb26dv-ts DAVID :. TRUE, Pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06


AYR nOEE.1R per n.ssss.
rh,. Med,c,re WIN mot cure ~ disesses.
d ,xslv care vRbewsss osSs,ss. Cos
owd V~wvneGaa.
u II nns u Qunck Medictness
Tie receipt for making II wss procured q the
oeleiNnted Or. Iallemspd. OF France. ~ fIeSs
s, I.oum. No. II WA introduced 70 the pu0ite
the 1T Of June, 1Sss. Hundreds have besn cures
by til nae sftev trying I'll other rsmedleas eno
have given their certificates ~ that effect within
:. [, h;ghlv recommended by the MEDICAL
! FACULTY. All good raysicisna Who are o
! ,na;Jted with the ,uadic'u. 50 not hesitate r.
presHihe il .s.5fs, w t.ss Il,
Sci WIN. Da PuuLrrs. one Of the oldest and
| hest PHYSICIANS Of 5. louis savs
| en3 ~. i.nuss. June 18th. 1888.
Nn. .yoaN H. BLoon. Agent ~ l%ltamanS:
Rhe,rnatisu. Gout and Neuralg's SPECIFIC
nave s,-e.erihei the above rnentioned Sp"c'hr snn
nus. saw .ha, I have never a'nnd rns ~ersd'
| N.. Anr,1es 10 macb certainty OILS qu,ck ard ~
1 utsy.l cure rs that he's in MI csaas wosge nsse
.sd Il. DIR, q. W. Phillips
!. - from Captain MAlin. previous q John
b., y, ~ Agency fo' tAe neacide; de-. 80.
Es0. Like many Of my pro-
ALrs LzIIcn. - severely With r i.
and could get no ps, ~.s, that i's use IT
. lew isy,. r.s,cs.d RE r. hes MAt.in
lSiyred CAP,. ~ rss,
or H.. -. i lDss
NW A9 s~a
JONI n. Bloom. Eso-is..r -,. ~"
n sutefer Tor II I wears - ~ c., nae bess
And H.. srss, ylrs.,,,r ~ ,,r.ne hbeunsnsn
Lall.u Snd t;uut snd Ns,r.t.; -. n'eh'ins your
oesi mSJicne for thst d,se.ss ~. 70 &c w
o.. when commence $500. :. .ns' eveT hs.rd
walk 81 sit s,i; .a 1890, .n. y. ; couia hardly
three dsvs 80, 80 ,ra sas 'ne psin. ana II
for te sys, ..., : ~. w..a. 40. nav iexs srs
tel a. n;,nhio H., 49, nv ron pam and
al ~ Xxi. r. !, I;.. ~. " u, "ouio % dancing
B AZ ! " uu "I. 'us' t 10 much or music
"a -, spenu.u n,eacane and wonie
Il have ,a., s."nd dp .., nose Diseases 70 Try
e n;neI IN IL. 49, ~. . "".m 'ona. = Hieno
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
billiard = A LOON
FRED. HlElMBECk,

81 West ID Street,
LUNCH EVERY MORNING.
Keeps the
Rest Wines and Liquors i!
TobaccOs and Cigars, &c.
guests waited upnu With cou'tescy and attention.
GiSe me a aprlb al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
HAGEBOECk'S
State Lithographic Establishment

NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Darnpors, Lo,ca.
nRnEES FROM ALL PARTS OF IOWA
and Illinois solicited. aud promptly executed
a the most artistic style and at New York ratios.
snln.dlyl A. HAGEBUCkE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
JAS. m. hUNlONT,
conperomitl1 and 8raxier

AO0 6e0&H1 ~ sOUWSF N Ill.,
Copper 4 Sheet'xrOn.
manufscture Of heavy Sheet Torn, ~snOlko
.e.cIxs. hOfler DreeGhfngs, s~rwh.
~ mnns COPPER STILLS, CAPS ANU
WuRkS All kinds Of house w.rk, Plumbing.
Roofing, Cutters, Conductors, ha.h,.g Alsrasus,
Pumps, Lead Pipe, etc.. furnished 70 Sder
. order. Repairing promptly attended to. Shop
y a W.;r Z, near Ferry Landing. jn2f div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06

..,,...s,.sen .aAkgg Ehl =
, ~ ! AK rs, .IAoa !. !. =
iasaA rs skvosAss< -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06

Late intelligence from Japan is fayora-
bic to the preservation Of peace All. the re-
moval OF restrictions on commerce. Some
of the leading princes, who were jealous
opponents of intercourse with foreign pow
ers, have been converted to free trade doc
trineS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
United STATES HOTEL

Beach street, Boston. Mass.
,D;ree,lv opposite Boston 4 Worcester Railroad
Depot)
The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends and the public that after an experience
&c over nine wears rs an Assistant at the Amerl-
can House. in this city, he has leased upon very
favorable terms the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06

This is not history written by one man, or
even derived from the experiences of one nation
1t consists Of compilation of testimonials from
cord. the like Of which has never been ndduced
in favor of any discovery or invent n sinces time
began.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
a Single BOTTLE will last n month
Ito he used three times
n bay.
Testimonial

Fran, Hoa. 7zos. j. 7rrnr. Er- Kfmhv Of. Con.
grt&s .trom Wioois. Int spsdksr IF the Tiinot,
U,ase 81 Representatives, and Grand Kdsssr d
H., r. md 4. H. Of Me .Sateef Wtnots.
Evrrpopr 0cY
The New York herald., 1864-08-03

NIAGARA FALLS July 80. 1854.
The 9th enuul meeting o. the American Dental Asso
citation, which has been in session here during the last
four days. adjourned yesterday afsernoon to meet at
Chicago the last tuesday Of Jaiy. 1865 The at,en
dance has been quito large eighty delegates being
present. and representing local societies
in massachusetts,, Vermont, Connecticut. New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois and
Iowa. Important and valuable reports were made on
topics relating to the principles and practice and rng
upon the general interests Of the esson special
committees appointed for the purpose. These along
several essays which read before the assocatioo
served prolific themes for discussion. The deibera.
tons characterized by every evidence harmony
and upanmity OF action, and must great
beneat 10 the profession and the community at large
Tho oicers elect are-President, Dr. l. II. McQuien
Philadelphia; Vice Presidents. DR.. G. P. Fitch OF New
York, and Dr. H. Benedict, OF Dcrot Corresponding SEQ
retay. 1T. George W. Ellis OF Philadephia Recording
Secretary, DR. Tsfe, of Cincinnati Treasurer Dr. j. j.
Wetherbel OF Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-08-03
SHIPPING ne w S.



CLEARED
steamship Emr,rr. hunter Warrington Rasd
0u.on.
strip Endy ymion tBr). Williams, Livcrpool-H J&oADe
wolf =
ship Merose. COUSINS, Havrc--J o Baker AGO
.Ship AT Meckicuburg tMccsen). KorG, Csdix-runch
ship shakspere tBrem) Fcchier Napies-chas Lulng a
Co. -" -
Bark San Giovanni Batists trta Martini Bristol Eng
Hoimboe Nalch n.
BARK Isiock tAus). Psicuricn. Pcnarth Roads-wm
Schni is's Sons.
Lsrs iorfshre tBr, Tbeobald. Cork Bepner 4 Brown
hIk Tvrsd trrl, NgDnuca aork-J whitney.
fuk acoba thol, schasp, Rotterdam Punch, keinake
WeBtt
rarE Pride Of the Sea, Humphrey, Genos-rabbri A
,rark Ane Cvenez) Herrera. Ciudad -Harbecs
,,Batx Charles Edwin, hooper. Cow Bay, CB-Miler A
Hn cht1n. 1870
rark Laura Russ, Brown Gov Bay CB--Bre,, Son a ca
EriE Chhstana Maria tHol, Deveer, Antwerp-w SALE IN
Brs Salinas sBr) nichepcr, Maranhan- l. AmsInek 4
nds Isabella tBr), Hanhed, Para-U Corning Son
prg n PITT tBr,. wehb, permuda--Nid1 e,on a IN
ser Amy Wooster, Trot,, NAguabo-J Boy atoms son
kchr swan tBrl, Taylor 81 johns Mp HeyIua son
ssr sesr saaser; % p%cntnn % Fo.ress Monroe,I eager
schr y Hsmmnnd, o'Bren, Fastport
echr y Lawson. Snow. New Haven
steamer Manuel Morllo (Colomj, Morrill, Santa Martha
steamer srnne Foster Baltimore.
Steamer fsunie Fenton, Phisdelpnln
ARRIVED
steamship Oerersi LvbH ~ s trnnspor) MIx New
lesns Juy 10, via Wsshngton 90 ho,rs, 10 Quarter
srataship cshswbs ~ trpnspori) ionrston Fo-reas
~ hyt@ avg u 80 80 ue 4,ssiormss,er raw steam.
syamsnp Lanisa Moot a. s transport, Winters for,
rrss M1nfJe, W u s LaafLetn aaer.