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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

A 8 many inquiries have been made as to what may
"A be needed, and what kind Of Donations will be
acceptable fhe committee beg leave TO state to the
public thatit is not tho intention, to prepare great
Supper for any day of the Grand Fair bat to pre-.
vide splendid succession Of meals-which will last
from day today, throughout the entire week. long
er, if the Fair should continue. The arrangements
will be upon the most enlarged scale, that the place
supper Han a GRAND RESTAURANT, and ampis
arrangements will be made to feed and feast, the en-
tire community during the occasion. To enable the
committee Ia carry out their design, it Is to be hoped
that all those patriotic persons who viii make con-
tributions, and we think tner humber will be legion,
will report either by letter otherwise to the Chair.
man J. X. Botsford Esq, Water street, below Monroe
at least three days before the Fair sth inst) what
they willing to contribute, and the day upon which
the same may be delivered to whom all donatione
must be sent properly labelled, stating the quantity
and value Of the article gven-that all may haye due
credit for their share in this great and good enterprise
Donatons are respectfully solicited Of butter eggs
cheese, hams dried beef, SIN ,ked tongues, Boognes
fesh beef VEAL mutton, lamb chicken, turkeys ducks
geese oysters fish. fresh or salt, sugar, tea. Coffee
hour, cakes preserves canned and dried fruit, pick
les, potatoes, beans and vegetables, &C., &c; indeed
any thing that will help FILL and REPLENISH
the INNER MAN, that the patriotic Farmer, Gardi-
mar, Butcher, Market man. Milk-man and Dairy Maid
Grocer or Fisherman, is willing to donate. the
grand festival OCCASION Donations may not only be
made at or before the commencement, [28th) Of the
Fair, but from day to day, as late as Thursday.
Arrangements will be made with all the Railroad
and Steamboats,, by which contributions may be con-
veyed to US free of charge to the donor. We trust
the teeming gifts of people in West Virginia, and
from the adjoining counties in Pennsylvania will test
the Patriotism Of this community, upon the aston
of this gigantic festival.
J. X. BoTsFORD, Chairman.
~. 1857. II. YOUNG.
.- W. NJ. BERRYHILL,
W. d. sAWTELL,
of Committee on Supper.
,oio
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FELLOW CITIZENS,

One and ALL come help along this benevolent undsrta
king Because you feel secure, don't forget that wal
walks abroad in the land that war must have its vic.
TINS and that but for these for when We plead wal
Don't wait to be called upon, committees will moi
have time but voluntarily end cheerfuy come up t.
alter plight afesh your troth your bleeding country
aud each other, and rush to save, oh save from lin
gsrng wounds, and DEATH those brave defend
ers Of your all. ...
give but one dollar to the cause what incense would
arise. Oh. 81. =. ~ Fs11sI .,
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MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WORkINGMEN OF WHEELING,

Always fruitful in good works, let not your minus
sIacken now Remember your brave defenders IN thus
their time of need. Butfor them you Wouta nave ~
80 - work in-no work TO do Dole not out your
rt;tde in snsy measure, but come to the rescue as
o have often done before in money and IN produets
IN labor audi n skill.
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the suffering SOIuleTS.
Dr, J IL Storer, Triadeidhia, W, Va
{ / Scott, Nyellsburg, do
J J Burns F'airmont, do
James 4 Bc,ll Cameron, do
Jas f Whprton Parkersburg. DO
geo. Bier ESow Mirtinsville do
andrew Dare Sistersyille, do
Thos HouEh Man ningtcn, do
Horace r lesley Grafton, do
Geo. Edwards MoundSyi!le; do
ii Haga;bs Morgantown, do
Jas + Wjayman Glen Easton, do
Jao lrw in Clarksburg, do
Jas A 4 campbell, Bethany do
Ino Bhyha, Fulton do
Joel lTrueslale, w Alexander Pa.
RobtfSimpson, ClaySville do
lobyn Baird. Washington do
: n Crothers, Taylorstown do
ii Sp Rhodes, Bridgeport Ohio
Il 1 b rice, Martinsvills do
y Nv DIworth, Mt Pleasant do
cd CL Poorman, st Clairsville do
j 9Lippincott Jr, Morri9town do
: Richardson 4 Bro Bellair, do
Tno Saunders, Sunfsh dc
Wilson q Bro, Cadiz do
: i Watson, Harrisviile do
f BetteIlc, Newport do
Wilson Stringer, w Wheeling do
Thas Hare, Summerheld de
II Benninghaus Williamsburg do
Capt Watson, Greysville do
81 Blackburn, HarriOttsville do
Juo Braifeld, Evansville, do
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21
TOBACCO,

QIcE-so ssch prime quality, in store, and for s. lie
% By II REILLY,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-21

OF Commlttee on SUPPER.
E. P. STONE sec'ry. jels-e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-26


M7 1TUINGthati is not wbolesorne. eeniel aht
v rcs,oradvein its nature, enters irto III,
composition of HOSTETrEl'S STOMACH
BITTERS Thispopularp preparation contain,
no mineral of any kind. NO botanical element
no fery excitant: but it is computation of the
extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants
with the purest ahd mldest of all dittuslv,
stimulants,
u let, ho r,rss,mod oo,inst d,,osss aid G,
far as &c tho hpma,, svstan ron be nrntcctnJ , h,
,t'aats aIa;nst ~ ,,;aS .,',a,d do,nL hv nn M
w,oIesomc almosncere, impure writer and othe
external causes HOST ET rER'S BIT ERs
nav be relied on as A safegiard.
In di,tjcts;ufest,dw with Fovor ord Acuo ;
h.s hean fo,nI ;nralI;,,la nc n nrev.ntre Wv, o,
;rrr cistillo 40 d. romodv md ,bnns.,'dr rh,
re.ort to under an,rSben,ion or an at,ncl
csc.ned tbo ecour,,n! .l,d thors,nds wLn M
glrct IN avail Them selv"s fits nrotec,ivo ami
lies in advance arc curcd Inv v,rv brief cuurs,
of mi. n,oryoIors ,,J,.;na Fevsr md Arr,
Irtipnts artcr neiuo n,ied with ouiuiue IN,
montkc /, v,,iu untiI r,;Iy satarote1 with III a,
dunoerous all,a,oin ara Xxi nnIrcoueutv re.
tor5d to health within a few days by the use O
uOSTETTFR'S BlTTERS.
The wear stomach ;s ra,;,llv invsoora.oa
and tbe annetita rnstorrd Nv mis- oyrce,ble ton.
c ,nI n,'no II woyLs vo,,le,s in cssey' nf n;s
pepsia, aud in less codfirmed forms of Indiges
tlon. Acting as a gentle and painless apperi.
ent, as we'll AS upon the Liver, it also inyaria-
bly relieves the Constipation superinduceu by
irregular action of the digestive and secretly
,organs.
Persons offeeble habit, liahre to Nervous at.
tocks, LownesS Spirits and Fits OF Lauguor
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-26

oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Restore. the C6lor,
CLAhK'S RESTORATIVE,
Eradicates Dandruf.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
dhARK'S REsfoRATIvE,
Prevents its falling off.
CLARK's REnTohAT1vE.
Is an uncqualled Dressing.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is good for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies'.
UtARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old Peopl,.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
perfectly harmless.
ULARk'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gil.
ULARK's RE5TORATIvE,
r, Isnot Dye.
oLARK's REsTbRAT1vE,
Beautfcs the Hair.
CtARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is splehdd for Whi>kers
UtARk's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cures Nergcas Headache.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Isdelightfully Is perfumed
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cottsirs no GUN.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Poishes your Hair.
CLARk'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for PARTIES
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies' need it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE
Cost, but 81.
CLARK's RESToKATIvE,
Is Sold by Druggist and Dealers every
where. Price, 81 per bottle-6 botta
for IS.
b. G. CLARK d CO..
PRotaIEroRs.
D. s, BARNES h CD.,N.Y. Conf.
'ANAND, STf Ell 4 CO., Detroit Age'ts.
March II, lSGA.-1y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-26
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

A large variety Of Clocks, Watches Jewelry
and notions of every description. continually
on hand, which are all new, aud Of the lates,
styles.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-26
l@:;i' 60 LOOK HERE !
:@ laS HLAEXG9
PROVISION 60 AND
GROCERY STORE,
McCONNELL'S BLOCK.

MCUUN N ELLIS DLUCk.
HASjust been filled with the choic est fresh
l L Groceries could be purchased IN New York
City and he would take this method Of inform.
ing the citizens ofthe village ahdvicinity that
he has just received his
FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES.
consisting 81, in part--sugar, Tea, Coffee Mo
asses, Pepper, Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, &c.
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
specialization paid to this department and
will keep constantly on hand, Oranges, Lem
ons, Rasins, Al lmonds, Pea Nuts, Rnglish Wal.
UNITS, Figs and everything that The taste may
crave in this way.
FISH and BACON
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel Dried Her
ring Sugar and Country Cure hams, Should
Butter, ,s5.
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT
have large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps
aid have and will continue to furnish the peo'
pie with purealt Of Carbon Oil free from
explosive properties
CROCKERY and STONEW hREi
otall descriptions cannot come aniss ,
callingon me if you want something fashiona
Bile in his lIne
SPECTACLES.
woufd also say that ] am prepared to grind
down and set ga ses adopted to allcondition,
ofthe eye. Persons afflicted with weak ewes
Near sightcdness, OF any disease of the eve
@hich renders it necessary for them to use
glasses, ,Aan be accommodated by calling or
me.
FANCY ARTICLES and NOTIONS,
comprising large assortment which is toe tt
dious to enumcrate
Satisfied Fat satisfaction can be rendered t,
all WHO call upon me for goods, ask them tc
drop in and take view before purchasing
elsewhere A BLACK
GFButter, Eggs, Chickens, and al descrip
ions ofcountry produce taken in exchange fol-
goods A BLACK
Upper sahddsky, tdg, 2s, 1868.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-26

Having purchased the Watch, Clock. and
Jew elry store OF Leo Lesquereux, and have
added new stock and made olherimprovements ol
to the establishment, am prepared tc furnish
the people of Wyandot county, with all art-
clcs in my line, at
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-08-26
Hardware,
Edged Tools,
Glass, Putty,
Nails, Iron,

.nd every description Of GOODS found in a
First class Hardware Establishment may be
found in cur Store.
Thankfal for past (avors, we will continue to
merit the confidence \ the Public, by onr at
tempt to please. merry BROTHERS.
Upper Sandusky, JAM l6, '63-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

l. o. OF o. F.-REsoLUT1oSs OF RE.
srEcr.-At . regular meeting Of Davenport
Lodge No. Z. l. .. 0. F.. the following res
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Ia ths order OF GODS Providence
this Lodgs 10 called upon to expires. its deep
and heartfelt sorrow at the deInise of or
wsii-bslovsd brother, Past Grand, John II.
Morton, and 10 testify our gratitude to those
kind friends who watched over him in his
last sad moments Of suffering therefore
Aesotped, That from . deep sense OF regard
and brothsfly sympathy, We regret the de.
cease OF our brother. aud truly mourn his
departure from tais earthly Lodge. but hum.
bly, trust he has been permitted to enter the
Grand Lodge above.
Resotved. That whilst mingling our sorrow
with that oil his afflicted relatives, we CON-
mend them to the 9 treat Author Of life, de-
voutiy praying that he may, by his spirit,
corafort them in this affliction
Rssolged That in testimony Of respec. for
his memory THIS Lodge be clothed in the
usual badges OF mourning Tor thirty days.
Resolved That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers. and that copy be
furnished 10 the widow OF the deceased.
B B. WooDwARD.
WM X. LINDSEY, : Com.
JoHN NJ. LYTER
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BuaTIs HousE, February 18th.
GEsrLrxEx Your kind favor Of this date,
containing the generous offer Of Complimens
tary Benefit has just been received.
With feelings of gratitude l accept your
liberal proposition. and would respectfully
name
FRIDAY EVENING, THE 10TH INST,
% the occasion of the testimonial.
Believe me, gentlemen, with feeling Of re-
spsct, Yours truly,
MARIE ZoE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

The THsATRE.-A great bill will be
presented at the Theatre this evening. on
which occasion Mile Zoe appears for the first
time in . speaking part. She has sstonishsd
everybody with ber,psntomimic acheivsmeuts
and may do 90 again With her recall powers..
The play 10 the famous drama OF "E.msralda.'
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ATTENTION PrNrsYLvASrAxs !-E

ATTENTION PENNsYLvANIAHs !-Ev-
cry native 81 the State of Pennsylvania in
Scott County. is expected to report in person
this evening. a. the Penn ~ ivania House. in
this city, and partake of the festivities Of the
occasisn. Every effort will be made on the
part Of the management and mine host to
make the festival perfectly agreeable and sat-
isfactory te all.
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ss THE GREATEST TO lT1E oREArEsr NUMBERS
Proposed BeseAs TO A'lls Zoe.

!, DAvEsrosr, Fsb'y 17th, 1854.
NILS MARIE Zor.-Ws. the undsrsisned.
having witnessed your shasts and beautiful
psrferuaDess. and yoar ardsous efforts to
please the patrops Of the Metropolitan Thea
ire. during yosr short engagement here, are
dssirous Of testifsing our regard and esteem
for voc - an artistic and lady.
We would respectfully tender you -
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
to take place any evening you may think pro-
per TO designate.
Prom yoar frisnds and sdnifsrs.
q. 3. EVANS,
A. CAMrBnL,
JOSHUA Buns,
WM II. RsnrHeroS,
F. JAceBY. Jr,
C.S. WursLsR,
w. WADswozTH,
RlcHARD B. HILL.
L. B. MARTIN,
FaANUs II. lMPEY,
Go. W. WooDHoUsE.
Il. SMETHAM
AND MANY orHRRs.
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REAL ESTATE
.gsafasE tas tse AND
INSURANCE AGENCY.
JOHN /. SW1TS 4 Co,
yonH L. swErs, xicHAnD . ELL, w. ,. klDDsa.
NlcKoAL's BLOCK, CUP sTAIRs.)
s SECOND STREET.
Improved L Uninpreve1 Farms,
CITY LOTS.
y Dwelling Houses And Stores,
ROUG@T, SOLD AND LEASED.
Farms For Sale.

l3n ACRES sNkAR WAL.COTT, Geo inprov-
81 20O.
ia Acres IA miles from the city, on Dububue
Hoe1s al Improved end under fence, with house
and orchard. This 10 known a. the Grant Farm;
Priee-o4 900.
70 asess on the Iowa City roa d, three miles
west Of Brady Street, all improved and under
fenoo, with good house 8 rooms end cellar we'll
bAsss grain bins COW houses, wagon shsd and
loo fruit trses. Priee--$l 200.
10 sores In Winfield township, all improved
and under fence. Price $3.50.
l60 aerss In Edgar county, ILL.,, 10 miles north
OF the Ohio 4 Mississippi Tailroad- unimpsovcd.
Price $780,. Or will be exchanged for property
In 8aott Cedar or johnson Cou mites.
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HE CIT Y.

The latest and freshest styles of dry
goods. constantly received BY Eaprsss. at Ks-
hoe 4 Carhart's. Ladies call and sxamins.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

SEVERELY CoLD.- Thermometers
markell fifteen degrees below ssro this norm
ing at suurise-6vs degree, colder than yes
terday morning. ASIA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

Houseksepers and those who have
made "srrapg ements" tn 60 into that line Of
business. should remember that the place TO
purchase table. glass, oh ina and silver.ware is
at Webb's. There is no article in .his line
that he 10 rst able to supply at very low fig
urea. He he's also full supply Of mirrors and
mirror plates Of all eixes. also kerosene lamps,
and oil, together With all lamp fixtures Call
aud see his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

SAGAoIous AMIN AL.---fhc gr0und hog
proved hissagasssy beyond dispsts, vAsa, On
the "a inst. be smsrg cd from his hole. asa6fs
ter taking look at his shsdo0s aAie4 he1k
again; for, bad. he ventured. sn that. day,
vhsa. lufsd BY the gedlal fSys ofSS tiMoA
nomsr 500. - depart from the eonSsrsativs
ways Of his anceatry. most eertainlpe his lie
would have paid the forfeit during this cold
snsrpisH ~yit6ir.s Hereafter let .lhs move
mssts of t6Es eeipsfvn candlsmas Day. be not
viewed withsSsrssion. Both hs ana his cousin,
the mu.krat, must have credit this year. for
degree Of prescisnee uoequalled BY the great
ct alnanss Gsksss sfshsAgs. 6 H. =
| There we're 81 dsAtAs eaosg the prisoners
in shs bsrrssts on The isis1d.a dofipe last
week. Of which Is were from email poE
There we're II new arrival Of psissssrs from,
the Soath during the week. 20 far the total
number Of pfiaOnsra sent there i s.as4. IS.
-Four sospaaiss Of ehs llsh rsssasss, lnsa-
lid Corps. have tsen osdsrsdts Gasp Dsug>
las. and their places - guards supplied BY
four eompaaiss Of the ersybsard rssiaess.
L
Too HioHAThs gold market got !
: heavier twist In our offies last evening. ,vu i
tArssfh the sarslesnsss Of ! eenposlse 49,
y ever got in the ssns spass sf time ID wsIl
Street. Thstess report wss 100 Is, but by
putting "ss whers : -" osgAt 70 hsvs
ossps y vent up 10 per eeat II ehse shss 80
isssndsas 8 Thsss vho bosghslsa Ne ssrssssh
q shous figures VII hare e vait Az q. tvs
Faad ~ he asskss saAsA 90 ii ssssed .assi
DAY ,B0ARDsnofSvAuvnpg..A h,a,eau)
.ssSs y az bsfasfs. .sssba "a, ni;,e, !; !,
dale>ab1 b1ossllipo 4sss>s - eobse p61Gw.cAt
l1ns'sfa 1101f MtQl;NQ ka1l71;
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Psor. AaAssIz.-We copy the fol

Psor. AoAsslz.-We copy the fol-
lowing from reliable quarter
Prof. Agsssiz, while at Pi,,sburg on lectur-
Ing tour. received an su.ograph letter date
Jan. 4th, 1864. from Louis Napoleon. Enps.
ror of France, Inviting hi. .fsturn to the
country which gave him birts, aud with
whose language ane Institutions he was so
well acquainted ard Identified The Profess
or. however, viii decline the offer. as he
prefers to live 10 The United States la his
report OF the operations OF bis museum for
the yesr 1883. just published. Agassz Gays
that lie collection embraces 100 600 speci
mems, representing 5000 species. ali p1eserv-
ed 10 alcohol. 10 the collection of the Brit
ish Museum. which il now superior to that
Of aris, there are about 20 900 specimens
This numerous collection in Boston necesea-
riIy permits an 'sxtshsivs system of exchan-
ger, 60 that the whole country receives bsn-
Eft from the operation Of an institution
which owes it's foundation to Prof. Agassizs
pfivsts eifs Of bis own collection. or birds,
there are now in the Boston Museum more
thaa 5000 specimens; OF reptiles,'1l4 differ
est specisr; Of fishes. 374 specie and 2,799
speeiuens--ieothyology being Agassiz's spec-
ialiy. This is a remarkable exhibit of the
wood seful growth Of . collection which is
only four yssrs old, but which 10 already
the finest existing picture gallery of tEe an
imal kingdom. ill.,.
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THEArRE.-Mr. II. s. Perkins appe

THEATRE.-Mr. 81. s. Perkins appear
cd according to engagement, on Monday. in .
very appropriate ballad entitled "Bright-eysd
Laughing Little Nell, of Naragansett Bay
which accom- panied with the old and familiar
'Stsr Spangled Banner" Was rendered with
thrilling elect We hope the nanageusat ol
The Metropolitan Theatre viii secure Mr.. Per-
kias' service for eodsidsrable length Of time
asws think him worthy Of the patronage Of
the ellie Of our city. II you wish a treat in
this lisego = "a hsar tbiSs wss dsrfsl !barisoSa.
We were highly dslishtsdaapon last sning,
and we.ean aSsurs all that it is well worth
the time and dnsnsy IL css.s, togo and hear
bin. "A CIsasxN.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

~. PmSnseuL Co., No. ~ Park Row, Nsw Iofk
and ntate street, Boston, agents IN those cse
and authorised 70 take advertisements and subserp
tions for u as our lowest rates.
G. H. scaysr 90 Dearborn strest, Chcago, 10 sHthof
sed 70 reee1ve Advertisements for this paper.
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Dtk. r. la. WDHsL LEY,
FfNEnGopaehiC Physician

OFFICE AND Residence CN EAST
" sido OF Brady street, near Fifth, FIRST door
below the Coal Once. accS-dtt
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CAR :.

eDoso. NBw1lI. ". ADAMS.
NEWELL 4 ADAMS,
(sUCCsssoR 70 DARRErT ADAns,)
Dentisls, Corner Brady & 9TH streets
OVER Parks 1 HOSAER'S GRO
cBRY Store. All psfsons who sppfe-
/ 0IQy ciste . superior style Of Dentistry
sill do well to call. Prices moderate, and all
work war anted. Entrance On Fourth street.
jsn3l-d4wsf
II. r. DODGE,
0urgical and Mechanical Dentlst,
sRADY sSREsr, ssrwRss YouHfH AND YfrfH.
- ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
(yy strong and serviceabls manner, end
mtisfacsion guaraatisd. Ofies open
oil hours. day and night. q.
). }. SEVERANCE. Dentist
DOOA NO. I, OVER POST OFFICE, DA-
II vBNPoRr, Iowa. - N. B.-Teeth ex-
aracted at ell hours. decll-dtf
MRS. y. A. GEHRING,
FAoHloNABLE MILLlNER.
Cloak, Mantle 4 Dress Maker,
0~ EASTSECONDSTRE BETWEEN
N Brady and Perry, Davenport, Iowa.
~ Keeps constantly on haad large
- and vol selected stock Of the most
TX fashionable Millinery G0Ods, to which
she calls tho attention Of the public.
Fashions received wantbly. uy10-dlv
A. MILLER,
NO. 70 BRADY STREET, BELOW SECOND,
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
maksGso order
Cent?, Boys 4 Children's Closhing
Of the best N matsris and in . manner that csnno
fail to give sasisfsct Liberal patronage re-
pectfully solicited. lny7l-d1y
IA. 4 w. r. HIGH,
Preprietors Of the
HARRISON ST. LIVERY STABLE,
HARRISON sr., BxrwRsN POINT SECOND.
s[xSER HORSES AND CARR1GkS OF
E6 the best quality to let at oil hours
Funerals furnished on the shortest nstice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded at reasonable charges. lmy19-d1y
J.CARTWRIHr,
xANUrACrUREs AND R.PAIRs
UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsOLS,
~ AT SHORT NOTICE, AND ON MOST
NV reasonable terms. Old or damaged Um-
brellas and Parasols made as good as new.
No. 1Os Brady St., Between 4th 4 5th,
DAVENPORT, IOWA. myzosdtf
DIR. J. YOUMANs,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. .OCULIST AND
L Aurist. Oficc IN Post Office Block, recently
occupied by DR.. Baker. Residence, Main street,
near spring, East Davenport, Iowa. sp4-f
JAMES r. LANE. john n. DAT.
LANE & DAY,
a TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IN SAM.
n Perry's new blosk, opposite the Post Office.
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HENRY EELBY,
DEALER In FURNITURE, CARPETS.
- Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
&C., Eest-Seconi ST., next deor to Perry. jy21
5. a. REID, III. d.,
EDHYSICiAN AND SURGEON. OFEiCE
( aad residence No. cS, corner Main and Third
reefs, Davenport, Iowa. julyl-d
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Double house, southeast cor. Rock Island and
llth streets. Pfice-$200.
Double house ON 1lth street, second east Of
Rock fsland street. Pree-$1 200
Double house west side Perry street, corner OF
18th. Pfics-S8, 500 Two thirds may remain on
mortgage at 8 per cont.
New frame house on Brady street, "a gcnteel
residcpce) Price $500.
Frame house south side Third street. one mile
west Of Brady street. Prices 800. Two
thir may remain on interest at per cent.
Valuable house with ~ acres Of land, we'll
stocked with fruit Of al kinds, with stable, car
riage and wool house, COW stable, wagon shed,
cistern, two v lis, pssture, orchard and grove
the whole plaoe wcll fenced and in perfect order
and repair. Price-$5 600.
Frame house east side Ripley street. between
1st and "a streets, with lot 80 BY 60 feet Price,
$500.
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; FTOIs LC 11tS eHX 1tSBtx -
WILL LECTURE IN DAVENPORT SEXT
w week. Due no icc will b. given Of the
precise time and place. Tickets viii be Issued
only to such number as. can be conveniently
seated in the Psscc procured for the Lestures1 4
limited number Of tickets admitting : gentleman
and lady at reduced ratio viii be for rale this
week at Plumners Book Store, Brady street.
.~.v.a = fbl6-1lW~ 10y