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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

fos She rsoips @ n etssbsu ETssts eE Uoaneoticz
sbs ETost boas sstts sEA has besa usd n kis hEas,
% for the iass tEsniY gssFs ss5 Che most sssols
aa9 Ecooez1 ~ en- sxlsrnEi reEasdT it s. without
Assordsrs II iB truly ipfalbi8. and IS curative cI
E'rsss wounds, 6pEsfna Erulsss, &o.i IL soelhirg
ksofnE and powerful zsrangtkeninc propsasitiea. "a
sic tic iust wonder aud All who haSt
ossr given IS trial Over EJuF hundred osftihoEss
81 remarkable oTs7 performed bg g within ths AT
SIC years. gltsEs % st= .zct. sLEc1g & A-ugironsl
AEcll = inr fIf~Fasaur H-rlfiatkzrvTE
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hEOtheFsI MotaeFsG' SEOthers!H

Don't fail to procure HRS. WIH5BOW's SOOTH-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREE TEETHING.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription ofons
Of the hest Female Physicians aud Nurses In the
United States, ard has been used for thirty years
with never fsiling safety and by millions of
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of
week TO the adult. it not only relieves the child
from pain but invigCrstes the stomach and bowels,
corrects seidity, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. twill slmost instantly relieve
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND OOLIO.
We believe it fle Best and Surest Remedy in the
World in all cases Of DiarIhss and DysenterY Of
Children, whether it arises from Tsethins, CT from
other causes.
Full directions fcr using viii accompany each bot
tie. None genuine uaIess the fac. siiie Of CURTIS
d PERRIHs. New York, Is on the wrapper
Sola by all Medicine Dealers PIineipal OfBoa
Dsy-st.. New York.
Price onIy - Cents per Bottle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25
MEDICAL
nR. HUNTING WOULD Re-
y BpectfnIIy announce 20 the citizens OF Oleve-
lad aud vicinity tkat ne has opsned permanent
otdce in
Atwater Building, Foot superiOr-St
here he is prepared to treat by Inhalation Of Ozy
gentzed sir all diseases Of tho
Throat, Lungs and Blood.
DIR. HUNTING

The oxygen is breathed directly into tho lungs and
through them carried into the blood Thus a. soon
as ihe blood viii carry i Il reaches all parts OF the
system. oecomposng the impure matter in the blood
It exPes 1t through the pores. Tha principal cause
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION.
As well humors Of the blood il lack Of oxygen in
the air We breathe By the iphalztioh of oxygen
fed and disease disapears Ike dew before the
By this system of treatment the patient does not
have to be doetored for months and years To- learn
whether he is benefited not. Relief is had from
the time Of bcesthing it and in any curable 1t
REQUIRES but teW applications to eradicate the disease
We have cured hundreda OF patients who had been
given up by
Physicians as IncurabIe,
And mauy Of them have kindly permitted rs to use
.ner names but we prefer TO state only sew Of the
cases; leaving nsmes and residence outa which can
be obtained on sppIicstion at the once.
Mr.. O. has been sfiicted with asthma for tweu-
y years and for several years had been unable to lie
sicisns % In the city. a few limitations perfectly
Mrs had several hemorrhages Physicians
told her she could not live but few weeks. She had
q applications OF the Oxygen and now does the work
HiEs 0--Wa suffering from complication Of
d1riculties She had tried several physicians but
continually grew wOrse. few applications restored
her 20 health.
Mr. has InfismatOry Rheumatism. Had
not walked without erutches for six months six Ap-
gleatlons were made and he walked miles twice
Miss s., the physicians ssid. was in the last
stage Of consum ption. few applications Of Oxy-
gen gave her consumption Of bsafstsRk and she now
does the work Of the family.
"a Patients will be visited ct their
houses if unable to call at the Office.
Charges, 50 for Each Application,
Payable at the time of treatment.
ofiCe---NO. 1 Atwater Building.
s~Tho poor treated free IRON TIN 10 on each
Gay. sprls-B2
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april

y DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYBs,
& q formerly OF the firm OF LittIsE Esyes,l hAi
eSsasd hs=l Estate Once Ia RCuso'B Block, coTncF
q supcrior-St and Pubio Square, and hasoonsta1tls
On hand several thousand sores OF rst quality Esrna
nE 1Ia1os in the States OF Iowa. NiEcOesn aud hiHa
ss1T q eLeasnEefor city country property; sses
sct hiEktnes Q; Fs=-oEsl property, PaTtc.sh FsieE
Eausszs-y apS5k.EzS
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PURE SYMPATHY.

SURE LAEOd1l SSu6Af NOAAs
and similar troubles suffered 70 progress result in
serious Pulmonary. Bronchial and AsthmRtio affec-
tons, Oftentimes inoHrsble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs
are compounded as 10 reach directly the seht Of
the disease and give almost Instant relief
EE-Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
In The United States and NEST ForaiEn countries af
Is osntz Bar h9z isn22-R2
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gLEVELhND 3 gEIE BIB.

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1854. wINTEB ARRAEoznEET. 1854
Ga and after Monday, November 18Th, IssS, Paassu-
ger Trains viii run as follows, Sundays sxcspted)
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
D.sSO a. M.-pAT EXPRESS TRAIH-stoppiRra Al
MiuoHghBTJ Rsinesvilis, Geneva, Ashtabula,
CeonEeeur sn1 tslraru only, and arrive At Erie nt
los ,. M Dunktrk as p. m, Bunalo $40 ,. N.
S.I5 r. kts-gIHOihNATIE ExPRE RESS-etoppinaa AZ
PaiBesVilio, AAbfsbuia and Girard only, and AZ
Etyss &c Srie go P Eal b9nkirk s;I7 ,. m, Buf-
s.55 2. m.,Pii n? III ARB ACO0EBoDATTOH--
Stopping st 81 stations ard arriges At Eris Gs
$40 z, m.-HIGHF EXPRESS TRAIH-stogpIns
stPsinasyiiis, Asstablla and Glrard only, 11d
arrives e Eris ss 1888 >. NJ Dunkirk EAS a.
m. Buffalo 40 .. m.
BIO 4. E.--HIGaT EXPEEs9 TEAFH-stoppinKa
9iTsrdg AshtabuiA aud PEiaesviile only, and ar
SD A. E.--1AfE ANB' ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stopping at sA stations and arrives at OlsVs-
ESQ A. TOLEDO EXFE EEsA-stoppiaa At All Sta
tlona except SEanyiile, Snybrook, UnionVille,
EorEy, Aenter sno Wickiinsi and arrives st
E15 ?. .E.-DAF EXPRES5 TRhIH-Sto1pfnR At e.
zE-ds Oonne=ut, Ashtsbals, and PainesFills
oniTI and AzTiTes IN Cleveland at SIS n. n.
- SsOoad C=as Cara ars run On All thEough
All tbs trains going westward conaset Al lsyeluad
With trains Tor Toledo CAieagg, Oolambug, Oinoin-
hsti. lndialaplls, st. Louis, So; aud al thFouEh
krana going EastWardJ connect at Dunkirk with the
syfna os tHs n z. =. Railroad and at Baialo With
sh0Ee OF the New YORK Central and BufIzlg 3 New
York Uily Railroads Tor EeW York. Albany, Hogton,
4laSara Falls, &C., and az Ezia with trains on shs
isSDsy AzPress, Eaat and West, connects ct GlrArd
With Trains on Eris and Pittsburgh Railroad for
L k'se1Siilei EiszdTiilsi JsHlsstoEn, g.
aIsvslznd. So7smbar 18th, 1855.
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ATT0RAEYs al LAW.

gsALMER 3 DENNIS, ATTORNEYS
Il AT Law, No. Ie Perkins BGildinz. JisFslAndi
= y sAL=EE, (novz5:zT5I Bs.DEzETa.
YETILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AFE
~ TORNEYS AT Law. 97ss .Is5 Eapst
Efo--9s.. Cleveland, Chic.
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ENaRAVERS.

DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, 1853
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NETs-lEysIsLz : 1H9N1IIHS@
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sPEcIAL NGTIGEs.


A SEVERE CoLD.-Just now, when rain
and Euushius, warm weather and ffosls succeed
esch other 50 rapidly, any addition to the stock Of
household knowledge on the subject Of cu.ing bad
Gold cannot but bs acceptable and the invaluable
information We have to impArt is that for the per-
mansat snd immediate cure OF all diseases Of this
kind Esdams Porter's Cough BslsAm has no equal.
Sold BY all Druggists ST Is and 90 cents Per bottle
DDrMadame Porter'a Curative BalsAm can be OBJ
tAined at Benton Bros, and Strong & Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents. cleveland, Ohio. apris-R2 Nv
Special attention is asked 70 Hunnewelrs
preparations, advertised on our inside columns
They are based on true medical laws, used very
argely By Physicians, snd most Undoubted iesti-
monials sre IN the hands Of tbs Proprietcrs, always
open to inspecsian. Let Cleveland and its vicinity
bear testimony BY confidence TO test them, which
VIII be sacred. msT3O II
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il PERIENOE OF AN IEVALID-Publiahed frs
the benefit and q warning and Caution to Youn
Men who suffer from Nervous pebiiity, Prematur-
Decay Of Manhood, ETC., supplying st the same time
EHE MANS OF sELF-oUEE, by one who has cured him
Ssli being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and qusokery.
By enclosing post-Fsid addressed envelope, single
ooRies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYEAIB, Esq.
lsb6-lledEv Bedford Kfugs Co, N Y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

The oxygen is breathed directly into tho lungs and
through them carried into the blood. Thus az soon
system. deoomposing the impure matter in the blood
It expels 1t through the pores. Tha principal cause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

George Thompson on President Lincoln.
In the speech of the English orator at
Washington, he paid the following high
tribute to the mind and heart Of the Presi-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

g So shall they both forever rest,
By all their couniry's wishes blest.
When spring, with dewy fingers cold.
Shall come TO deck their hallOw' mould,
She, then, shall dress a sweeteT sod
Than tsucy's feet have ever trod.
There honor, too, pilgrim gray,
Shall come to bless their honor'd clay;
And freedom shall awhile repair
To dwell a weeping hermit there
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24
NAsWvfInjs, Des... q.

NAsBv1EA1s, Dec. %.
Latest accounts from the front, locate Gen.
Thomas headquarters at Rritlierfords Hin
Yesterday morning, eight miles this eide oi
Columbia since that time our forces have
crossed Duck River, and have moved to q
point south Of Columbia.
Our cavalry force crossed Hunters Ford
below Columbia and dashed into the town
the enemy meanwhile retreating without
firing shot. We captured about thirty
stragglers.
The rebel force was. at last accounts. nj
Pulaski, yesterday morning, and IL probably
some distance from that place to-day They
are closely followed by our cavalry.
No particular damage was done to Colum
bia BY the passage through Of the two
armies 5fs4as- ~
At least 0ne-thirl of Hoods men are with
out arms and equipments everything which
would impede their Night having been thrown
away. 4.ssr IS, A. zss
Rebel deserters and prisoners report TIN
only effective corps If Hoods to be s. D
Lees.
Forrest effected junction with Hood al
Columbia, on Tuesday evening.
The river is at a stand-15 feet on thu
shoals. t+
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

NEW YoBK, Dec 20.
The steamer s. A. Sent, from New Or
leans the 18th. has arrived. Among her
passengers arr Coils S. Leman, Baker and
Bowen, and Capts Nicholson, Loring and
Adams.
Gold 2214.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

Rad en- the V1rglnio and
Tennessee WollrO I'D.

Nsw YonK, Deo 9A-An extensive ERE
occurred in Bsskman strest last night. Loss
o16O, 900. The sufferers ore Jas. 4. Hal.
~ 4 Co., hardware suctionesss, 10000;
Glen 1 Bros, hardware, Foster + Tanner.
5000; Bassett 4 Co., Jno. II. Scott, Ed.
wards1arnsy = Co., Endicott 4 Co., and
othss1 lesses unknown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24


New YonA, Dc. 24.--Gen. Dsvidscu and
his division Of Union cavalry, some accounts
Of whose racking operations in the lower
parishes Of Louisiana were some time ago
unpublished from rebel papers, have arrived
safely et PseeogoulA from Baton Rouge,
which place they let on the 18th ult.
They meyed through the Southern, por-
lions o. leuisiana, Mississippi and Alabama
and the Western portion off1oFids, meeting
with little opposition, aud destroying 3
large portion ofrebel army supplies, occupy
ing number Of towns, tearing up railroad
tracks. busnipg bridges, capturing : kum-
Der Of prisoners and two valuable nsails, and
inaicting immense damage generally On the
enening. vs..
Their operations caused great, consterna-
ton among the rebels in the country. through
which eSey passed.
Their entire casualties were two killed,
eight sounded and 40 captured.
The rebel guerrillas and bustwhackers
continue their depredations on the plants
tons along the Mississippi River above New
Orleans, but they have nearly ceased firing
on manned Transports. dsl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

Patients must write their name, State, post Of
3ce address. All letters requiring an answer,
must contain letter stamp, snd be addressed to
DR.. KNAPP son. Box 6lss, Chicogo, III.
~ ANY Of the above diseases can b treated
successfully BY the patients describing their case
Or. Knapp who will visit Davenport regularly
II the future, can be consulted at the lie Ciaire
House, on Saturday k0epday, Dec. 1A!h 4 96th3
Saturday and Sunday, M1rch 4th and 9Th Sat
urday and Sunday, nAy 9th and It'll. and Saturs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24
PRESIDENT PETROL uM COMPANY
PRESIDENT, vRNANGO CO., PENN.
Organized under AZ Lavs Of Pcnnsylrania.

fNHOlUENA, v1N1NUV W. A~Ns
Oyyonised under AZ Lace Of Pcnnsylranid.
OFFICERS:
Presidept-AMORY EDWARDS, ESQ, N. Y.
Treasurer-L. L. SIMPSON, Esq, New York.
Secretary. LDWIN CONANT, Esq, y. y.
John CLAPP Esq General M Ks:Ssnt s R{R2tx
11'' new l0f1' DIRECTORS:
AMORY EDWARDS, Esq. New York.
EBEN B. CROCkER, Esq, New York.
FLETCHER wEsTRAY, Esq, Of westray,
Gibbs L Hardcastle New York.
4. Il. SIMPSON, Esq, Of L. H. Simpson ! Co.,
New York.
ITS LANDS are put up into Company at the
unprecedented low price If one hundred dollar |
per acre, he lowest even ksown fof oil-beGin0
CAPITAL STOCK 44oooy -
IN Shares d 426 each, pr value. Sub
scription price IS per Share, being II
fun payment for : 80 Share.
No further call or assessment will be made.
NJ Subscription .taAen for 1esG
than TWeAt1 SAAre0~9loo.a ass
-. 80 eAayes, o. e1oe, 80 seser.
hi veA 14r W6r1fh9 CaD11a1.
Rart.s Subscribing il this Compaay Ujllye
Ssiss - Eesal Anssnne cf SseSG n to OeAsv
Companies as1jots1sS, ssisASst tsrtasv 4assps
me, LANDS Or th~se COMPANIES ~ loealei
On the Allegheny River, and on AsEtfk, Per
i S5HRiN6 TERRITORY 6f OvEk Tff' AND I
HALF MILES IN EXTENT. r4m.rxre N
Ine Ms.ls q "a ~ r.:Ps ~ n y!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

- RAILROADS. Wv $50
CkisaeS ! RGek islaa1 HGllrea2,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. go.
~ ASa AZ AEF6 oS ~ 2! No4 "a l "a
,Daxsnport daily, Sundays excepted) a. follows !:
Is Msil train ats;sssI.'es.ss iss.s. ~
:. 1,;st !! b,y'sRsF' i d'i'y s ea. ssssR'
~ ght express It; =. g So AZ
. Rf i s.,sssSs sHS si' !'is'a x a;s e Z i
tim = Chicago with trains both the Michi--
gen 6ottA.sn. - In CsstsaL Pitta6mx, Fora
Wayne aud Chicago Railroads to and frsmr De-
ss ae.sdO . Joi%m9os cleys"ma: S1sc'nn,s
AZ, Nsx7 York, PlaIsds'Bhis. Baltimore, and
! S Sss;e " ~ kes6Ass Eofsnicisaxi.s
- Gying distinct directions 10 the destination
r9f Meir baggage. also to procure tickets before
t4kmg their seats in the cars, as the tUn6tz061A
eSesa Ares only to the stations on the line Of TIE
qhiDagq and Rock Islant Rdlm1AssssED NJ
80 MI %. ). +. TRACY, sup't
I lislppi : Missouri ksilrs1iaI3I.s'
gEsiae nm BY Chicago time which, is twelve Nm.
(ts; -; ktes laD1eE166h Dote6mSi8 t;AIle as6bsf
|sf,M and AFTER MONDAY, nov. 7th, 1es4,
49, until e ,f"rtAH 49, 4ina viii rsftS,
D SIS <. = 'G o1IsS k.hixl2a h. ou! 7 90
1 $50 Al =. freight aceeGn1nodaiion Tor Grinnel
r1o I 4 iEsight Ps.sspFs5: ,..s.;r ..,.sr,ss,
Il g tsNs'Rsassefa assOiaahs de l
~ ~ SIssiSfly i.4sss. ~ asesusksssl 1pla|
g. ! ls!5G ~ "a g az 80, y /
6seer4 ~ sn.c4inr = 13rsns.1 7~s.s kfssy -S -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24


NEw YoRK, Dec. 24.-Thc Richmond Ex.
aminer If the 2lst has an indefinite repor,
that thereukl Breckenridge had two engage
ments with the national forces under Bur
bridge Or Stoneman on last Sunday and
Monday, near Glade Spring. in Southwest
ern Virginia. and defeated Them, compelling
them T. retreat precipitately toward East
The rebel salt works 1t Saltville were re.
portfolio be safe, though it was believed
the lead works It Marion are DESTROYED.
The rebel Col Scott, in an order dated IL
Clintou;s La, directs that an prisoners
caught going in tho direction Of the Union
lines With cotton to sell to the Yankees,
shall DO punished with one hundred laslaes
Some q the Richmond editors, writhine
end snafting Under the late succession q
disasters 70 their arms, abuse Jetf. Davis in
severe l1ngnayA charging his NEEDING in
nilitary matters q the cause ofall their mis-.
fortune ~ =. S. = Ne F.. !.
The 1ichmoad Sentinel 81 ne 2lst
It isrypoeted that the Yankseshavs evac-
uated rRmeuth, n. C.. They have NOT
eecupitd Washin0ten. 6sss.ag ssa4i VI -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

" sCQe4GQ ARkDebk = IS 81
- Telsgrnphl CnlcAeo, Dec e.
AAtkets Depressed on account Of scarcity Of money
ItDos Receipts Sc0 live and 61el dressed. Live
hdrn dull. 1tta5O lower; o1l7eQ1236 Dressed Csc
lOwer, sales 1t e14sl6- chiefly for good averAges
sinos.s.css-vrya o. 4ee PORK deslined cleo
Il . days prime me-! poF rs oasr ssIes 200 sss
r te5ls36, closing week at IS - Extra prime pork
sold 1T t3l bulk. Shoulders at 16Gsl6A; packed
green haspe 1e.
Lanp-Deciined sc at 2lX@22 prime leaf
FLerR-Negeetes.
WHsAT-2c lower. Sales Of No. ] Red ti.s1 LA !,
No 6psing al el.60fo 20. > - sE e -. =
NEw CoRx-Sold At 9Jc
+ OArs-Dull Mt 65ca6j.
kss--Dull st Sl3D Ne. Il and u ls4S1 10 No
WnrsEv-Declined sc; sales In bbls. at ss0e09o7
coeing weak 1t inside.
HAr-Dull at o39@33
FtAi 0BaD-lA
Aonss-Exsssdiney scarce. Exchange dull At y
0A Discount. Gold 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

NEW kEvEkE HUUNEs
Corner North CLARK and Kinsie Streets.
.sf Chicago. HI.
guvalg HOTEL HAS fIRST-CI.ASS ACCOM-
u MOdations for two hundred Guests, il GEN.
traiiy located within three minutes walk Of the
priucspal DAuking houses, Board Of Trade, &C.,
Is entirely new. with elegant furniture, and al
thu dspaj& nehfs rsplets with modern coAvesiet-
scea-
h Having LEASED the above Hetel for asterm Al
years. Asd tsusting that am sufficiently knows
.bslisving that the complete and liberal manage.
mentof the "Nsw Revere Z viii be:eaaiIelE satss-
fsctoeylto you, = 0lhBEhf huTChER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

= ~ ~ VIII BE Y y! v DsD ~1tru SEAS
RI ny features 81 The PSsr'is - Everxreeh
y n4e 3ro6 .oaswAich pss1ents nay b pla1s
49, nlesne,eedk gensfn ngAa Chriejmas' Eges
~ sa n dissr's'ted e sAsaS y shasa tley
"a tistib.s Tee off4nity Sskasy scbsos
also wi1 - enhibitet d,Jta6e Ne Fajr., And -
loas1 Nilkee dittFissled 4. IL sokDlsfa q
i - 81 i ss$issiop Is .ssnn,.l D T,,r.t.. /.
nemuAcd 70 the Sunday School lscholsrr vtich
IN "a admit tGsA ~ Sltufday EVENT. q % e.
'ce2f t4ts pgtsmbs. gGfbsesx9 f0r gafyo..s !
.xn0h RIaf1nss - 10 aassda-nu slt i. .rnrr
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

TvAMlLY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
I on hand the best quality Of Provisions
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perry, d
export. my14-dfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

DIR. q. w. McCARNe
DHYIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
1 room over Post Once. Residence east aid
Of Bradv-2d door from 9th st July 1dwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24

Nsw YORK. Dec. e.
HLouR Dull heavy. 4ll@ll.55 K. H. ..
wnsAr-No receipts, dull 2GS lower, 2.20 good
mid. club $50 White Mich. -.
Cosx-Dull 81 sp@l 81 mixed.
OArs-Quiet 1895 Uesteru.
Poax-Market dull. ess 5c@3s75 one year
old mess 4QCd 49, so new 35 5o@ SO.
LARD-Scarcely SO firm dropping. 2oQ24c.
WHIsxY-Steady at 2ls@224.
SU0AR-fne 81 628.
PsrRoLsun-Quiet. 621 crude; 7l07sc 70
fined bound; 92e Tree. 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24
HENRY AELBY.

II AND AGENT; Buys and sells Real Estate
IL on commission, attends to renting Houses
Halls, etc. The best references given when re-
quired. Office IN Frank Plummcr's Law ONCE
entrance lower end Of Post Office Block, "
stairs. sep2s-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-24
CAT.ARRH CURED.
They are treating Catarrh on new system which
SURE CURE ron THIS DISEASE!

Experience has proved that Catarrh cannot be
cured By local treatment alone hence the many
advertised cures for Catarrh, all Of which are To-
cai remedies, give relief only while the patient il
under them, but n<rer cure.
Understanding the disease and We know II cdn-
not be cured BY LOCAL treatment alone. therefore.
We also prescribe constitutional remedy to be
taken, and BY the combined local and cOnstitx-
tionai treatment, We are enabled to remove the
causes Of CatarrA, and thereby eject
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

Coon ron 1uIs LArlruDE.-We com.
mend the following card to . few loving
couples. We fad Il 10 the Hartford Evening
Psess;
A CAaD-Ths writer would take oesaslsn
10 return his heartfelt thsnks to the rather
good looking "fsllsr" asd girl" Who sst near
him at the concert last evening. playing "odd
or even" With vintersrssn losengss, for the
unexpected privilege Of listening to their CAB
bls during some Of the swsetsst and most del
;cats mueie Of Camilla Urso's vioiia, % veil %
during Madame Vsrian's 'singing and Hoff-
man1 playing. Az the lady ssmsrksd that
ehe had rather stsid at home than % cone II.
70 such Jam. the writer mildly sogssst. that
his grief vould not have besn insop6olabIe u
che had. And II be might venture an opinion.
. public concert IL not the best place for eourt-
ipe-unlsss IL 10 done very quietly.