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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
THE AFFLICTED READ

AEi NNrn that = perfect aud radical euro 70 warranted
al gGGaaited TO alt Who ere afflicted nuh weakness,
IIOIiIiy, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
PRESTON ST spirits, distress Ssd angtish Of inihl, lesa VI
derp, loss VI meiuory, loss Of energy lad muscular power,
psnr growth, Uustilg away, and u want OF confidence ID
themselves, hIutiDg Cts, c0AyulyiNs troniblIngs, inye.
iSntc aud disgust VI life. 4' -
BKaR WHAT THE NEDICAL PRksa SAYS.
GlmO pllNsieiars require 10 be ted the nature Of ysur
LAs1c Tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN iosi
sst. Wis perfect knowledge of the humuu system enables
ain totescribe the diseases without any Information loa
tAs piisRt, 10 OA plain it's original cause, Gudt TO GUARANTEES
u sGTo, Abi, wLat Is noro valuable still, hs viii honestly
Aud haHAly tell NhOihsr you can be cured or not. Al
Wis SJtIsssuicatiOnb AID iStorViews are strle,ly private
AID confidential. Journal.
The 6ntRnic Remedies Of DR., Raphael, The English 30.
yt1ie PhysieiRu, rover failed yet to make a perfect, rail.
oai, and permanent cure OF ALL PRIVATE, SECRET.
AND ~NESEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Nsr
curry, without Intolerance from business, and withovt
as arsenic, nax vSmica, opium, or any other poison,
No mercury or any deadly minorsls-Hothing but parslv
Vegetable botanical Remedies arc used by this TonlerM
botanic physician. Ills Botanic Remedies asvOr yut Silsl
~ care the most obstinate and the most dangerous cas.s
and to reinove all mercury and othor impurities from Ii,
systsA vixen all other Remedies had tailed. = A;dIse
Jsunal.
Good NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN ?
lG0 MARRIAGE. hOar what the Baltimor o.rca
p9ndSnt vi NE 0ddfellow. BOonstsre, MarvlY, aid o.
Thursday, tho 2lut Of Nay, 1900; ''"' '''' 'W7E
Nun SrUus cures Of diseases Gauge .arly lndl,er..
uSu having Leen performed by tic IA. AsL B6ispis Pby.
sielAn, | s"l 1t ny duty, having . k~sOWiolSe " then, l.
:atsiLs fact, believing that In doing so l may Do a ssrT.
Ice 10 tho ~ssaering. One case In partleular-ihat Of
youuT n!aA 10 this Oity-h worthy Of note. lie Ina
N"cSn'l Two victim Of Rkabft, the mere a~llasi5n 70 WLiSI
use q Ghaddsr, and alter years " suffering and doctor.
en's ~ All hopes 9, aSoyory. Ne wished to marry,
vas e.Srly beloved ~ as sweet q girl a. ever 'IiSpH
d %AeeetlVn, but ne was fearful, nervous, and pros!
Ne dared act wed on account Of the shatttrr,
.. u syetom. Ne loaglt relief at the hands Of Ia,
'Ayaieisn, and, astonishing il II may sCsH, 40
aud rgor Of youth has rsturneJ, aal l,Sh
appy father Sf = pair OF bright boys. w
sErssGasrinE, NO nsttsr What thSiJ Otnylaias
- ue BUiAnfc Physician csuGSentiAlly. he,
tp?a rSlisf. I!S Ia 10 At NJ SD MAJ
Bel AysAiaeTs VI. AA ~Sroadw1y, SiA"rR HAH
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
Levi, DAVIS, ct. Al. defts,


w,
Levi. DAYS, ct Al. drf;s,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order iraried by the
lPreble county Probate Court, IN the above.
Ganye, ! will offer at public auction ON the
premises in Somers Township. freble coun-
~, Ohio,
On Saturday the Goth OF Oct, 1864
at ! o'e!cck pm. of said day the following
described real sst4te, situate in Preble
souuy, Ohio. to-yi!: Being one hundred
and eighteen Rcres of baud of Of the cast
SIDE OF the northeast quarter OF section
nuAber one, in township number six, (6) in
range aamber.two, (2) east, &c. Appraised
a. S., Z ..f
ALSO, the west half, of the northeast
quarter Of SECTION number fifteen, (t5) in
township number six, (G) in raqge number
two, (2) east &c, excepting ABOUT twenty
Eve acres off of the north end OF SAID tract,
aid north Of the Camden and 0Jaeksons7
| burg road hereto sold and conveyed to
| Thomas b. Milikin. containing a itcr DEDUCT
inHr said e~xceps.ed portion City FIVE acres
more or less. Appraised at 3
l ALSO, a part OF the northwest auarter o
I section number fifteen, township six rage
two east &C., beginning at the northeast
corner OF said qualler; tAence south S44'
west, On the said line ~ poles thence south
l6O east 26 p6ieai thence south CO east
sight ,.oics; thence south 49, east; polls
thence north 70 west, u poles 10 The lace
OF beginning, containing three acres tS'
roods and y poles Of land, and being I
part Of the lands Of which he said Davis
Davis Died seized Appraised Ft s. =.
TERMS OF SALE-ope third o. tn
purchost cash in ha nd, gre third in one
aud the residue in two years from tAe ds
Of sale, deferred payments, to bear 'ntores
from day Of sale and 5e SECURED BY mort
gage On the premises. n,,on n,v,o
Ex'r Of David payis decd.
Foos E Stephens, Atty'I for petitionet,
Sepl, 29, l864.-w+. Lprf Sl2,9O,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
sHERlFF's SALE.

DANIEL Ault, PltG. Prebls Common Piess
Vs. jacob Ault, In Partition.
ct al defts. Case No. l,fOe.
f1Y virtue ofau ordcrsl sale Issued from
I'D the Court of Ccmn6o Pleas 81 Preblt
suyrtt, in the above slated case, and 10 tht
sht rim Of SAID county directed, ! will 6hfei
iot sale N public auction, 81 the door Of tie
cosrt Honse in EatoR IN ssidscoanty, on \
sanrday, he Isl dsy cS0sSJey A. D 1864,
EetweeE the hours Of | and 4 o'clock, P. n
IF said day, the following described lands
and tencments sitna'e in the county o.
reole, And State Of Ohio, aud described as
i~olloa0, 10 mn: The North west quarter Of
seciion one, "a Township eight, Of rang
swo East, In said county Of Prepls, contain.
az l2i acres OF land, more or lsss0 d9fldr
Appraised ri sc, 200.
TRRXs OF AIE-0re third pfths psrehasei
asuey Cash ~ The day of sale, one THIRD
uns year, amp the residue in two years.
rhe 'defrrrcd payments to BEER interest from
the day eli sale, aud to be secured by mort
rnua ON the prAutisAu rnrarasw
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
SAFE.


David +. W. osias, prtfl Treble
vs. Common Pleas.
'o1p v SfIslsy e Petition '!i.I ..i to sell
TN pursuance Of an alias order Of sale,
made by the court &c Common Pleas,
and to me directed, l will offer for sale at
public auction, upon the premises, about
Two mics sonth Of eWjsbnrg. Preble c ounly
Ohio, on Thurdsy, October 18th, AID 1864.
at | o'clock, p. m. the following described
real estate, belonging to the estate OF Samn-
el Weekly, deceased, situate in the county of
Preble, aud Safe Of Ohio, to wit, the ME-.
quarter Of section No. nine, township No. 6,
Of range 3 East &c, containing l62 acres
more or less. Appraised at 5000.
Terms Of Ssle-sOne third cash in hand
one third in 9 months, and the residue in Is
months from the day Of fale. Deferred pay
menls to bear interest from day of sale,
and to We secured By mortgage on the prem
ises sold, l.
CHAS. W, SWAIN,
Special Master Commissioner,
Hlunr. 4 I'm uhall AIt've FIR nel'r
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
PRIvArE, SECRET arm
r DfSEASEa

without the us Of Mercury, without hIRdnaov -Na ~
ness, aud without fsT ,fdiscOyory or s1posafs. &det4N
poisons, snch n arsenic, nux yomict, opium, or cay tt51
poisons.' Nc merUury nor any deadly miasrpiB--pcfhiaa
5ut purely Vegetable Botanical Remedle5 Aha Hsgd y
~TGuddrfpl Bo;autc Physician; Hn, Botanic qerpkN
iSycr yet failed t 0Ure the Most e5sti2ats Az ~ nd
%inngerfu caseA, ana to ranose al msseury 81 NJ
impurities FROM the systsv. reeA ~ NAS RSSES35 -
ailSd.--lnediO&I Jduc4aL t,-t 3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
. ! ! ! ; : :
.F PHYSICIANS Will USE IT, WHY Is II
G0G SAT- f0s JHE PEOPLE?


ha-,~r. 4. L. Sow Il cs.
lsgr h~jla,--Ih- L.Lis grLsrGty fTe MY
Aanle q iLg ibr, ,ltds 81 rspISaiet fSf ans
....d iupgs, Vi d"r tLV tuss 81 Shi.AIA.
-, p j, FL. .Is, J p,tIL. ste, tEat
A., duh, brought - lieu hs',.s lhECusL Tie
neysi ayers, Is VIZ. Ol IaTeiiistE!sLir. ES
u,,2.t IL wrlslg tbs rslr iGr fl'D.irAiiSa il
" rLducs IL. lullic. VI - lsN.' i-S.s " ke are
ri rted, lif tL6y Will use laieL! Ilea!G!rss,)
so Ms. Que hat C~sntaiLs GrilClss VI r0al Use in
pulmonary d sU.cs. tni aSusriGas that il
10 dViug I ~ sc',I Z Must uLpiSiGs.l~rsuy,
Nd del sgtt.ty ~ he interests Of n sdittI
science sLi ISs Tss.ILr f'.eiti'L@ss! Kauai
siRs ,.,, -.
saasar pm II, Lnnss, ! ba>e prescribed il
~ 6 is.sc ITnltIi o. eese' aud slSsys with
tsrcess. 0us vsst il Sr'ieular 70 which !
y b NV ts rtlcr, WIS given ny by sGNera
= ysic ana vic lad l~p sailed ia tSnsulia
...a Sith ny.C!G. The patitlt Lsd all the
-yziutculs Of ,oLtln,ed cOuSuE ption, alsl
" cote night swOEls, dseiic fever, hsrsssing
9yuss, win sULtiuusd pain in the lebe 81 Inc
a., une, attsudtj with severe dlarrhea'
". easnu lcnesd immediately 10 get better by
.,a we Of the SLVye.nAmsd Nedieils, AZ
va acou restored 10 his usual hCalthl ]
80 ia, toumd Pr. Halls Bslssn the Hsst
sn-rsil. pxl,sctorsMt for brsskipg up Sis
go. N. b. WEIGHT, n. ,.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
HEAR WHAT TIE MEDICAL PR.sNs
SAYS.
rA0rs. AT1 srgpBYaw ruIuvy /

Hear what tbs Philadelphia eorfcspSSacdt ssys
Commonwealth, Wilmington. BSIsss W = LAS,
seS0a az III goHmaVnN ucheaffI'
AAn English gentleman, formerV \ 1etsd v ~ NJ
aritish Army, and who styles hims| ss.EFguhs ~
ianlc Physician has Of late gained . tensiyt lspgiA
hon here by his skill ~ c1rlng all X yefcores&su
Some Of his patients I have coRse 4 VIII aIlsiiey
pronounce his remedies and mode & Sataetf s.EyS
hyperion. Some have been restored byin1-irs Tbs
0ejicine he used (, dlstlllsd BY linf nin vsnGas GsSs
EssessIpg rare curative properties.
"whilS getting In tho army hs devoted hs isfssSs ;
moments to a thorough study u the aaacS pEsJnSs =
certain medicinal roots and herbs % ali man. Y OF die
II seems he haE found sure aud speedy romsiy n q
ills that Hssh q heir to- Hk practice b aiithiy txtf
dive, aud n daily ipqFeasing, In the cum lainss 10 Nhitp
bnlalaSf are subJsctedh he has no equal, A. a hfee huD'-s
hero have testified tint they owe not onF their p,AAJ
good health, Dat tholr liyes, 70 this slik u MI fbytN
bOtHnic PhysiolgR' HiS ofaeo iA a. prrU 49,,
Nc. 50 EAST FIFTH aT1H1c VI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
SUMMER GOODS,

mich h. e aHsrs to MS numerous customers
At as low rates As can be bought anywhere.
s65~An kinds Of Custom Rerk Rsua 70
order, on the shortest notice
The pubic are invited to call at Ris old
stand, opposite the "Aatispai Hotel" and
examine his stock -,
Come along, cone aloug, make no delay;
Come from ,yeiJ hamlet And village BY the
Come and buy the cheapest ClOthsstla ever
you did wear aEi ..
All w~'arranted to st IRA seat, sal 70 "e'lher
1H rig OF tsRF' ?.l aal #a.,s u.m
I - -lnHl- .nLNML-.- rLLL .-Ltn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
HoA II CURR on

. TIKI cURB or
hAtO.H.'S, Ja's dos, Dy,pr7'is, Indigestion,
Dy'rwssry, fOA Stomach, Etysipelas, Headache,
Pis', Rhsnrlati,m, Eruptio,sr aud SKIN Disea,s,.
Iiss, Complaint, D,qp;y, littfr, Itpnor' .nd
Sax Ristn,, HL,nI, GoYt, NturaLi.. az a
DI,.& PiR and for Purifying lie D!koj.'
They are sugar1eoAted, so that the most sensi
i've can take them pleasantly, and they are tbs
family physic.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
Prise IS O.a.s p.r Box; Fiva ba=sl for $500.

oreatpumberH ofClergJm Physicians, States.
psn, and eminent pcrsonsSeS, have lent thei,
names TO certify the pnpa- alIslFd usefulness Q! fhcs.
remedies, but our space here wiIi not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur.
hish Cratic our AHsRICAN ALMASAc in which they
arc gwen with 4lGs full descriptions Of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should Ne fol-
LEVIED for their care.
Ds not be put OF BY uAprincipled dealers Wit.
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYSR's, and take no others. The sick
Wsnt the best aid tscysis for them, aud they should
have il.
az oar rsHpibs are for s-is by
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
FOR SALE.

A NExCELLENT ROSEWOOD PIANO.
"A octave, BY Hayes GCq of NeV York;
PiaHG it nearly neg, iopr, sge. ! and
powerful, i altogether y first class lnsirar
peRt-an1 will be sold 2. great bargain,
The price Of good Rap9s has ggae nB jR.
nepsely daring lhe par ty9 yeafA sAa IN
e9~HSsqg94ee Of the Increased tarlE an the
iPReFted materials il likely 70 keep Mp f9F
soH4s time.=This il rare bangs for aRg
9 3s1't iiRFest sRieElF" aePfspiati,Fs gFs EN-
backs,ip az article that ,eAgnot aepEeslstsi
and 81 The purchase 9 (which hey viii never
reksnE
Fsf fsFthss. iafeFAatloa, aPflg At III
BFass 9Hse, katsn:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
No 50 East FIFTH aTHRNc
<CI 0rarcYNMArrk Ia4.lfl1i
-sib MORE Goop VsEwsI III
rRO1 .HIGu AND RELIAs&R Ls~,
THORITY. o

Tho Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphast, ~ AsSs1'
Botanic Physician, never h.nbd yst - vs. ArRCSJ,
radical, ard permanent oureG o. ALL ~'Nr ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
GLORIOUS NEWS ron rEals Tas
a PREVENTIVE 10 aEAsA -.
al DRENI 81

Hear What ,lg cla'l6nah Wolf yr@PG sC ~ W. ~
VI March, 1879:
We ae ~dcciisdly opposed to drugs and ~ advert +~s
renedius fur the prevention VI having ehndr5n, hui VI
ioel 1t Hrdutyt p hSk HoSidlgs 1 benOnt fup ally - from
every source Wien MS for thefeitef Of BuaSring hg aaiHiI
A fact hal como TO pnr knowledge that ought V BE- 20
indiCs whose delicate health nAkss = heaaas&T u Hss~S
Rly lpgr5'so Of ilnlly. MA "a, -.i
Abont tNoivc months ater marriage, a Md d 90 81
peTes SO great that her plyslriUls ~deSpairsd o. efretoSs$
This made her dread the NcrJ ~thOtghtso again beeoiniSf
o mother. She tried every thing TO pr'ent q repetition
OF Tier shaeriaee, but aiilont sGCCcriiiLg. TRo year, afDH
~Iuarriagc she WAS again confined, but her suaeriugr wou
60 great that tie child died, add her pwn It:s was ~despaired
OF She wus told By het family physician that II she hnf
any tnoTc children he fearP' her Lie woull be thu forleit
As all the remedies slo had tiicJ before had failed = Z
spilled 10 ihe Botanic Physician, DR. RAPHAEL
M. so EAST FyETT1 SrREHn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
s,nrs pnxricisnr. FestiMony

ElOre pnyiciSnE' TestiMony
+H- W., the ~uudsnigssj FbysisiaS' *
kss,lnp1ti, esI,iy thai Dr.. NriIhts state
a4n,s ar. entitled IL Ne fullest SSnStsnse
=, SO rlblic, sva We ets fsl}y sorrOtora!'
sAat Ne has s1id, i.yisg S.st W ha.l''
Sal am il q uGl.tsr Vi cs,ss elis We hap
80, sgs.t. J. -. I.AwR0d, N. D.,
VIZ. Y. ENITH, n. D.,
IL. y HSS0k, N. D.
~ p s.,. ~ s4s - r. VIA HAIL.
HSisNn.
geg sale ~ ~ ~sr"pris'Sn ..
A, L, sCOVILL & CO.,
-. y w.. EiEtas s4.'t. sio'iaaAa
aA 10 =, +. QHlE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
GOOD NEWS Po2 sINGzE MSM seq
'' TErTpLATfNd IA AHRIAGHi ~!

Hear. THAT tho Bathnors cbTftGRoRddIt Of Us cat
5llow, BQOpEbvso', Maryland said y fhAa8T n ~
VI May, 1860 ITUU ia riL burg4 am,
Numerous cures q dseases esusal y afy aAssfSsltA
having heep performed BY the Englsk RJtslis Pky4zaA
Tho G.ct, LellevinSthathn IN doing 50 ] psYS ~ N,EJhet etp.
suffering. One case ia ~partsuli dat = . 1D
" this oity-ls worthy Of aots. b AAl kgeSne -
sictim Of q habit, the mere Hllhstas u EhtA sanefg
%sluddor, and after yearo Of sHGering AKA doetsrsSg SssSV4
81 liopes Of recovery. lie wished y bsany aA(VE
1'arly beloysi by as sweet q girl Is svs Hspk aeG1
sfAGeciOn, but he was Earfult heryopg, anl prs9tFtRp
lie DARED not we'd On account Of de hsattSs>A S&t
Of his system. He sought relief at Tie AssA, Of ~ b
tInic Physician, and, astonishing a. II nfsl aaue y -
bloom aud Vigor Of youth has returned, ~ ~
Nu happy father Of d pail d blight hon
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
SALE,

Olson Davis Executor, Of the Preble Co.,
last will and testament of Dr. Fr9bNs
vid Davis, deco, pit 8. Court.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-17
No' 81 GAST kIETG1 STRRGTv
cIfSorNrsAVf
FOR HIS
PREVENTIVE fI0rRAVE CHILDREN

Ills remedies had the desired OBJECT !. they DOT only p,A
vOnicd her From having thiphrn, but They ~Rlaoimpr0fA
her health. ITO the PrHE, ALL THINGS ARE PuRE"
Tle Botanic Ply sieian's r~epicdiys ia 10 reeommeAlsa
causing sick ncss or TX pOsuTe. They " not ~inlerf3re viii
the diet or occupation. They do not. injiire the health
blt tAsy are certain iu thcir rnagt. y..rAHOosT, NIB
~ ~ alltf!G .ItE. n. MEl0Ge. ID.
Any who are sgfcring, no mpttrr whs, h,sir coaplaiyt
AN call on thb lietaBiSPA y-iefnh con flvhtiaIl5 = FAA
ny rely upon relief. Ili3 oiico is ut a.
Nc: 50 EAST FIFTH sTREE1.
Between Sycamore Street and I,roaSsH scat
,CINCINNA IL
eonss,,sitsn daily, Sundays excepted. 20. 49,
Rem 10 A. A. ~ 1S'rlssk =, IN, flroT
se- Persons at a distance may c55hnhnidnicase cssn-
s%HsTlAAtII by letter, II thy ~inslcse QSE DoLLARD&H
seutiai. No answer viii be fivsr o1s.--S 100 -
cellar il ilcl0sed as a oonsultaiieS EsA
Address all letters az follows, i,DiIHAtI4l1L
.ti DR.. IL
6ex No. 2463, POST otTtSA
eINcINNATI, eixlo
CAUTION 10 Fak PUslIe 9i'l"
M. n. Raphael has 10 counet 80 slsb sHtfuH%JH
spT. WIN. RarAael e with SnI Stber SSatiesnN
Ae same sane. glNTgssH yiiafct iDp'
~ Cpt this advertisement oct When yeA oanA
bsf. 10 prevent nStakH, aak y
SO SEE TEs DocTOR ltIrSSEENfE
'i7 u sIfiai4o1q, L.4oi7q o5i otar
bi5W5d .9d9g III ,nobb9d III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16
RIVER ITEMS.

The favorite mail and passenger packet Jennie
whipple, Captain Campbell, will depart for For,
7o'clock. Lemuel Parkhurst in the lice. E. A
Tilebein, agent. M
The new Northern Line packet Nuscatine
Captain Rhodes. will depart for st. Louis
tomorrow. Geo.w. jerks in the olIce. \. n
Prettyman. agen. s
The popular mail and paaseagf packet Jansa
Mems, Captain derry wosd viii lspset for Ds
buque and way peists ts-morruw Z { oseleck. B
n. Prettymaa. agent,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

BoAnD OF SuPERvIsons.-1t is expected
that The Board Of Supervisors will convene
next Monday, for the purpose Of taking the
propricty Of Offering bounties into consid-
eratinn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

Coon JoB.-A good Improvement is being
made in the sidewalk near Mr.. Gould's fur
niturc store. The old plank has been torn
up, and are to be replaced by brick. 1t
needed it bad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

COIN RG0Ahe
DoveAport Markets.
OvYIcg OF rnR DAvKxroRf DsnocRAf,
% FRIDAY evening. Aug l2 ls64.
FLouR.-Wholesalet o. cog 10 in bbl.; Retail 10
1o.40.
WHsAs.-No. I, we'll cleaned, round and plump.
Club. Tea and Galena, &l.5o; No. p, all sound,
not clcad enough for No. !, $l45; rejected, mus
~ aud damp. loo cents
CoRS.-Shelled, No !, sound, plump and dry,
%; do. MOL. shrunken. in ear. so. l. sound
plump and dry, IS; +; do. No. shrunken, 50.
Oars. No. l, clean and sound, IS ADO. No. 2.
damp aud not clean, 50.
WHITE BEAxs-t2. .0o02.5O
FLAxsKKD.- e. ou@2.z5
TfNorHf.-&2. 25@2.50.
CLoyER.--&7. .On@7.2j.
pOfArOSs.-J0MT5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

"AxD TnshE WAS Lrcur''-- the lamps,
on the street corners last night. II is to be
hoped that the Gas Co. will continue to 'lct
their light shine.n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

ARMED TO THE TEErH,-Is very common
expression, but we think armed to embelish
and preserve them to ripe old age Is de-
cidedly more beneficial and appropriate
this can only be done by keeping yourself
always supplied, convenient for use, with
bottle of that renowned and impcrishabls
delight Of every lady's or gentleman's toll
ct, the Fragrant Sozodont," for cleansing,
beautifying and preserving the teeth, sweet
enins and purifying the breath, it has no
equal.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, 75 cert
per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16
C~onay Conventaon.

The Dsrasersts Of Scott County are requested
to send delegates from their respective towns TO
meet in ConsentiOn st the Court HOUSE, on
-" SAfrRDAr, SsPfEnBHR Sd, 1854,
at 2 o'clock p. v, for the purpose Of appointing
ventions. to be held 1t Dewitt on the 7th prox
Per Order Of COMMITTEE.
Davenport, Aug. IL, 1864.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16
IOWA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1864.

OrR Couxrr FAls.-Ffom present indica-
tions the coming Annual Fair Of the Scott
County Agricultural Society, to be holden
on the 18th. Goth, 21st, 22d and Esd Of Sep
tember proximo, promises to exceed in at
traction any Of those Of former years. Our
agricultural people are making preparations
70 contribute largely to the altrsctions Of the
exhibition, particularly in the way Of stock,
and We hear Of various parties in adjoining
counties, as we'll ~ in Illinois, who will be
present with fine horses, cattle, sheep and
swine.
The amount Of premiums offered is very
lnge. amounting to over $4,000, Of which
$500 is for Scott county exclusively. In
to-day's issue we give the premiums on
Stock, to which we invite attention. 1t will
be seen that they arc exceedingly liberal.
Annexed is the order of the Fair, as an
nounced by the officers:
Nonday.-Entries of articles for prem
iums or exhibition, may be made at the
Secrctary's oflice, on the grounds, on Mon
day, the lirst day of the Fair, or at the Sec.
retary's Office. 80 Perry street, at any time
previous to the Fair. All entries must be
made before o'clock P. NJ, Of Tuesday,
and the articles must be brought in and ar
ranged in their proper places.
Tuesday-FloWiSg Mdteh-The Flowing
Match will take place on the morning Of
this day, and competitions must be on the
ground ready to start their teams at 1O5 o.
clock, or they may be excluded by the COM
mittee. Articles which have been entered
for premium, and those for exhibition, must
be on the ground before o'clock of this
day. Immediately at the hour the Award.
ing Committee will commence their exaini-
nations.
Wednesday and 7zursday-Will be de-
voted to testing the relative merits Of
draught, road and trotting horses, cattle, etc.
For particulars, see bills of the day.
Friday-The awards Of premiums will
be announced, and paid to the successful
competitors. The Fair will close at p NJ.
this dav.
We hope those who have not yet made
their preparations, will hurry them up, and
lend their aid in sustaining the reputation
our Agricultural Society has attained Of
holding the best exhibition in the State
There is nothing that tends to develope and
promote the agricultural and mechanical re-
sources Of country so much as the spirited
rivalry Of its Fairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

.,x 900 or GENERAL MEacuASpisE, consisting
of Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, ms's IH% fr
Caps, Boots and shoes, tor sale ., selected n De-
rsm s. M low prices fro Jobeers and s i
T..sd fcr sale on account OF the failing heal'n
"T; " ;,s owner. 1t can be bought at great oar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16

.nE attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of VIM. Jones, in another
column. He has got the best assortment Of
cigars in the city, and sells them the cheap
est call around to his store and try them,
and you will repeat the operation often.-
Also great variety Of vegetables and con-
dictionaries. Give him good share Of pat
ronage-his prices deserve it.
WuoLEsALE.-Country merchants in town
looking after goods will find an excellent
lo,bing stock Of hats, caps and straw goods
at Farrand's, which he will sell low-as low
as in the Chicago market. Don't fail to CALL