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4 MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE

IA COMPANY.-We, HIRAM BRIGHT, Presi-
dent, and CHAs. l. CURRlkR, Secretary, OF the
American Insurance Company. at Freeport ILL
sessed Of a capital of at least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, secured by lien on real estate
amount OF said capital and not encountered to
more than one half said cash valuation.
HIRAM BRIGHT, President,
CHAS. L. CuRRIER, Secretary.
STATE or ILLINOIS, STEPHENSON COUNTY S.
Personally appeared before me, Clerk Of the
County Court Of Stephenson county. Of the City
Of Freeport, Illinois, Hiram Bright, and Charles
L. Currier. TO me known the President and
Secretary OF the American Insurance Company
who being first duly sworn according to law sew.
orally depOae and say, that the above certificate
subscribed to by them respectively, Is true in
substance and in fact, as shown by the records OF
said Company.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
LIS this 9th day of January. A. d. 1884.
Signed, u. II SUNDERLAND.
Clerk County Court Stephenson County
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Unity MILES STAGING SAVED.
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL ROAD.
NoeO Open to Ostupauu, so Niles further Wc& than
any other IsilrOdd IN Io,Uc.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY
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HELMBol DIS EXTRACT Bucnu


For weakness
Arising from E1etsses Habits Of Ig s.rot.on Eoys,
InzisC9ctlOn, or 4LLse.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING syxpro.s
lndisposition TO Exer- Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Tr rsehbiiy o. Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Wakef,,l,e.s
Horror Of Disease, Pain in the Back.
Dlmness OF vision; Flushing o: the Body
Universal Lassitude Of Ernptior.s on the Face.
Hot Hands, Dryness % the Skin
These symptoms. II allowed 70 so on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY. FATu1TY, EPILErTIc FITS,
in one OF which the patient may expire. WIZ
can say that they are not frequently followed Sy
those "direful diseases"
Insanity and Consum ption.
Many are aware OF the cause O. ,aeir sufferine
but none will confess The records ~ the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy Geaths by Con-
assertion.
The Ct,ssttt,;tio c,.re affected us Oyoo,,ic Vens
ness,
Requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and
EXTRACT EUCHU invariably ,oes a friap
Will convince the most skepticsl
FEMALES, FENf.4LE.S, FEMALES
otd on Young San0'e, Married, Or Contemplating
4EdrTI0Oe.
IN many affections peculiar n Females the
Extract Euchn is .nneaualled ~ anv other reme-
dy rs IN tilOfhs1s or Retenticr. IrregUlarity
PalnfuinesS, or suppression q. ire CUSTOMARY
Evacuations liberated or sschir-ous state of The
Uterus. eucorrhea or Whites S,erlitv. and for
allcoinpiaints incident to the sex whether aris-
gtrom lEdlscretlor, Habits n Dissipation, or
in tie
Decline or Change of Life.
See Symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no Balsam, Mercury or Unpleasant NeGi.
cine for Innleasant and Dance Ions liseaaes
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BOSTON CORNERS. Dec =, iSG1.-Dr. I'm. Fl.
Gregg & Cb.-ients:- u freely give you liberty 10
In the highest manner:-My wife was attacked
with pain III the shoulders. whole length Of the
back, and in her limbs. with IAzlf,sdfi0n Of the
Heart and Irritation ~ the BLADDER. called
physician. who had attended her about three
months, when he left her worse than he found
her. then employed one of the best physicians
could find, who attened her for about nine
months, when she was under his care she did no
suffer quite much pain. He finally gave her
up, and said "heT ease uIs tncnrGbLc. For said
he. "xH has suce combination of complaints that
medicine given for one operatcs 0g0snst some other
ced the use of Constitution Water and to our ut
ter establishment, almost the first dose seemed
to have the desired effect, and she kept-O i'm
proving rapidly under its treatment, and now
superintends entirely her domestic affairs. She
has not taken any of the Constitution Water
FOR about four wee ks. ana we are happy To say
that 1t he's produced a permanent 01re
VIM. NJ. VAN BENSCHOTHEN.
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volved upon 1t.
Diurefics irritate and irench the kidneys, and
by constant use soon lead to chronic deg genera
ton and confirmed disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the pub
Tic with the conviction that it has noeQual in re-
been found SO eminently successful for curing;
and we trust that we shall be rewarded for our
efforts in placing SO valuable remedy in a form
to meet the requirements Of patient and physi-
nin
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6k012Th OF the RL0U0eT.
iSydnguury and burning, Or painful LErtnGsinC.
For these diseases 1t is truly a sovereign RENE
dy, and too much cannot be said in its praise e.
A single dose has been known TO relieve the
most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small of the back and through the hips? A
teaspoonful q day Of the Constitution Water will
relieve You like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, Gu
bebs and juniper in the treatment of those dis
eases, and only use them for want Of a better
remedy
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READ! READ!! READ!.!

DANv1LLE, Pa, June 2 lS62-Dr. Wm H. Gregg,
Dear Sir.-in February. 1851, l was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for four or i've months
passed more than two gallons of water in twenty
fonr hours. was obliged to get up as often as
ten or twelve times during the night. and in
five months lost about Fifty pounds in weight
bottles Of Constitution Water, and In two days
after using j, experienced relief, after taking
two bottles was entirely cured soon after re-
gaining my usual good health. Yours truly,
r. L. DE WITT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-22
By the President. :
W1LLIAM &. SEWARD
Secretary Of State.

The Richmond Examiner, quoted 10 the
Northern "a pers, says I'VE referred yesteF@
dav to Information received direct from Nor
folk, in regard to the feet now fitting out '0F
10 oontnre Of the forts below y Wilmington
va sboD)a have added that the feet consists
Of the iron frigate Ironsides, which was sta !.
toned for some time at Charleston' the ns"
IRON clad ship Of the line Dictator, whose az.
mament is Of the heaviest callbre and greafess
range, (some Of her guns are said to thfo"
shell within fraction Of six miles, two nonl-
TORS and al. immense number OF wooden Vessels
C war an,munition and picket boats, etc.
The recent death Of Mr. Bates calls co ml"o
the fact that two OF the most successiu! auo
waaltbiest bankers in London, were hotn <1n'ei~
leans
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4 Al, SIIl1W = $.
The latest as2vices fyora Missouri repre-

Tie latest a;sv;ces fro1n Missouri 1epresens
GgE,ing Il. I.;.ne <,o@or1ad ige1woe Prize 3 al
7arlca an5 i Ell @1urtis . eoolD,a0d oa tie Ii
lie Blue river: en miles iroro Independence,
which IaSGsl d Whole LAY. Gen. Curtis, il IS
stated, h <s Z *oo >ositi"n a51d Hli oe 49!e ~
s1ano !; .scguiar engagement should Price con
tiirue he cot1il@>,
Sheridan claims hat at least slzteen bundgei
Confederate prisoners have beest brought IN;
but the correspondent Of the New York y o. l.:
g}u1s the na5.Ier al probably Thousand
Concerning Gen. Hood la:e n1oge1neoS5 tas
teIcgrau.s are s;lon1:> Cen. Forrest l2as li3ao
reared rom the scene entirely since he crossed
the Tennessee River il the vicinity Of Florence;
whilst the w}greabo bouts OF Gems Wheeler a0cl
Roddy and the other cbiefs # ra;jing PARTIES;
would seem 10 ;)o unknown.
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; 4.T Nd = LILY ~
Mr stauton's Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,


nCEDAR CREEK, VA, Il.30 a. n, Oct; 2'E
,Qs1 1IIjeut. Gen. Grant. City Point, Va:
W. have again been favored ~ g:ea1 victory
- victory gon from disaster BY the galantry
ofour officers and lnen.
ssrbo afeaek on the enemy was made ahou<
u m. hy left halt wheel II Ihe .f1le 'lne,
With diyis5on Of cavalry turning each tang o
,he enemy, the whole ne advancing, lle
enemy. after q stub .ogn resistance, bsoAe 9nd
Lied, and we're pushed with yigor..
'@rhe artillery captured Will probably be oTei
sGv neces This. OF course, includes "haf
we're cantured from our troops III the early
morning. At least 800 prisoners have oeeh
/ }rou olt in also. wagons and ambu;ances III
lrge numbers
i This morning. the cavalry made a dash at
4 lFsher's Hill aud carried It, the enemy having
lhd during the night, leaving only q, suoa!i
4 nar guard. [ have to regret the loss OF many
lauable officers, killed and wounded among
lAerg Col Jos Thoburn, camrpand'ng DIVISION
If Crooks command, killed; Col. }. Howard
INtchen, commanding brigade, wounded; Gol,
Hal r 6 Mckenzie, commanding brigade,
Bounded severely would not leave tie fialt!. !
i i cannot yet give exact details Many OF
1r men captured ii the morning have made
heir escape, and are coming IN.
/ "Ramssur, commanding division IL Early 5
~ ~N0~ P. H. SHERIDAN,
"Iajor General Commencing.
Gen. Grants appreciation of the victory, at
aar Creek is expressed IN the following dis
Nch:
CRY PorSr, VA, Oct. 20, 1864, s .. m,
"Hon Edwin NJ Stanton, Secretary or
Am:-I had salute of one hundred guns
+ n each Of the armies here fired in honor OF
'eraan's last victory Turning what had
fair to be disaster into glorious victory,
1anps Sheridan what I have ways thonSht
An one Of the ablest Of Generals. "a
"IT S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen;;
IThe Medical Director reports that seven bun"
1aand seventy slightly wounded have reach,
IWiachester from the field, and all wounded
ft are able to bear transportation VIII be
lFarded Immediately to Martlnsburg. !,
ybe telegraph liae is now working to Atian-
but no late reports have been received by
EDepartment. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Babinet. Of the French institute, IS sald
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4 SsrQnIAsnastiaA.

T+bas pleased Almighty (so1 fo pro|>ng o"7
7.fi,7s.! lie another year, defending u fSaf
gI;S e,,ar;I,ag care, against uD;ri~udly designs
trom aboard, aG:c. vol1chsaIloG &C e1s if1 51Ia
.nercy many and signal victories oyer the enc,
nv. who is Of our owu household. Ii hss
also pleased ouy Heavenly Eati1af 10 favor
g. we'll our citizens in their homes as cur
soldiers In their ca5nps, and our saiors ~ me
rivers and seas, with unosual health. lie mas
|areel, augmented our free population "
cmanc;Dat;ou and b. immigration while lie
has opened 20 u new sources OF wealth, ano
has crowned the labor Of our worklnomen 10
eyery department ot Industry with abundant
rewards. Moveoqer, he has been pleased 10
animate and inspire our MINDS and hearts "'th
G,rF;tude courage, and resolution sot1c1ent Tor
the great trial II clvl} war loto Wn'ca ~. nave
Eoen }r0nght bv o.lY adherence as 2 nailon %
he canse Of freedom and humanity, and 70
afford 10 1ls reasonable hoFes OF an ultimate ana
hannv ae,iveranoe Fronl al! our 4aDgeEs ana
Affections.
Now, therefore, I Abraham I4inoon, }'resl,
dent cf the United States do hera};y- appoint
and set apalt the last Thursday Of November
next as Gay which desire 10 be observed by
al BY fellow citizens, wherever they nay oa, e.
as > aay Of Thanksgiving and praise 70
A}n;ghty God. the benefoent creator ana
Raler Of the Universe AID / do further
recommend to my fellow citizens aforesaid,
hat on that occasion they do reyeTentIy hum
he themselves 10 the dust, and from hence
o4'eryp per,itenf and fervent prayers ana sup
n};cations TO the Great Dlsposer OF events loT
return Of the inestimane blessings O. peace,
nnion. and harmony throughout the )ana
which i has pleased Him to assign as d"eI
Gng Mace for ourselves and Tor our posteTl'E
throughout all generations.
n testimony whereof, I have herennto :. set
nv hand and cansed The seal Ct the United
States to he affixed. 49,.
Done at the city of Washington, this tWen
tieth day of Octoher, in the year Of our a4ofd
one thousand eight hundred and sixty fouI,
and Of the independence Of the United o<a'eS
the eighty ninth. r7,5c,11
By the President.
WILL1AM &. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
@Lo
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80 @s- ST. ~--.7 uv
', .,:ts~ o~s,o5;.,~In - r,];ar.+ -. -t.ta
n,ao;s q tie louisville, Journal gosDaosug
Kar:;,ckr Iov,t;v II declares xlar eyer.
1odz, trovs 5},",. thousands IT r,ersorz ;,2va
hoa. a,alt. IN K.>or,,osv who have oes;rec
- ro~.;n ~ b7,,o. fa,r who. f con ,,a]IeiI :o
s~;>t - ii ,,rnt.r fo1.irc % the rebel side =.
T. ,:,s., a,as a. - sav tI,ar We :fz, a<s;zrs4
and E'el'eHe, Startling as me 1%'S nay seen,
that our iraf>> Got up FlG2 50 12io1 tro113le
aod ex reose, ana creating SUCH 0eop ana ~ e
spread dissatisfaction and alaat5eoAon las CIV
en more men to The rebel 'han 70 th7 f7derA!
cause, and the evil IS becoming worse and
worse every day
Three Or four blockade runners have been
captured this week % the lower Poto1nao,
while the tiotilla was occupied IN destroying
the snall boats along the st'ore IN both Mary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-22

feury B. Middleton, the son Of r. W
deton Of Washington, and mastersat arms
Eoard the u. S. gunboat Daniel Smith,
! at Augusta, Ca, on the goth of Septem1-
1854; OF disease contracted while pr
b,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

THEATnr.-To-night Miss Ettie Hender.i
son appears in the thrilling four act drama
Of 1.-THE Gipsey Girl Of Grenada, most
absorbing drama, and one in which she will
appear to more advantage than in "Lena. i"
Tomorrow will be presented Buckstons's
musical drama Of 'The Child Of the Regi.
ment." Of her performance in this beauti-
ful piece the Cincinnati Commercial writes !:
WOODS TnrArRE.-Thcre was q fine
house last evening to welcome the graceful
and piquant commedienne, Miss Ettic Hen
derson. In several passages in the '.Daugh-
ter Of the Regiment" the lady was heartily
applauded. The part rarely finds better
representative, and her singing of the Rata
plan with the drum accompaniment-and
she handles the sticks with dcxterity that
would delight Drum Major-was much
praised. In the protean piece, "Thc Four
Sisters her versatility was admirably dis
played. The impression made was so IA
vorablc, that we are warranted in anticipa.
ting full houses during her brief engage
ment. Tonight she appears in "Asmo.
deus" "a Kiss in the Dark" and IA Low
er's Stratagem." Wood Bcnson's new
song, 1--WE are all Soldiers" will be a
"trump card for some time to come.''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant 4 STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College, to get .
thorough practical business education, or to
become good sound telegraph OPERATOR
For circulars address enclosing stamps)
Bryant & Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dw1y.
DB. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his Office, ON Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d&wt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

No. IS. Eighty acre iarm, mte Ho" 'ne
city limits, on the west Aliens Grove road, al
ing and o,uk buildings; well watered, fruit ORCH
ard, etc. a rery desirable place. Price S5,0Oo
~. 900 cash, balance on time TO suit.
No rs 75 acre farm on the Iowa City Locust
street, road. miles from the city, all under new
fence. half under cultivation, balance pasture
and timber land Good two story Il anne dwell
.ng, with necessary out buildings, etc. Price
s., 200 cash.
tween Princeton and l,eclaire; large orchard,
dwelling, barn and ont houses. Price $4,000
Y cash. balencc on time to suit.
No. 20. One l60 acre farm in Cleona Township
about miles north Of Fulton and Durant sta
lions on the NJ. 4 NJ. Railroad, all improved and
auder fence aud with good house and barn $25
No. ~. One other 16o acre farm situated near
;he above, with like improvements. $2S per
acre.
hant, at $40 PET acre. cash, balance in fivs
years Ut ton per cent.
400 acres in Linn County, 80 improved and
ander fcncc.) Price $1,000, H cash.
400 acres in Iowa county at 50 per acre.
Q06O acres in Sioux county ct 81 per acre.
lO4O acres in Clay county at 81 per acre.
$50 acres in Hancock county ut : per acre.
1000 acres in Winnebag0 60. st u per scre.
5000 acres At 81. .25 per acre.
5000 acres att 200 per acre. kr~,f
$40 acres in Tama county.
120 acres id Story county.
400 acres in Grundy county ct ~ per acrc.
500 acres in Butler county ut $3.50 per acre.
5000 acrcs in Mower co., Minn, at $50 per acre
$40 acres in Houston County ct 81. 50 per acre.
500 ocrss Qf .esd IL tAis (ScotC COUNTY at .
~ scre,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

JUNIOR class win commence on Monday
evening, Nov. 2lst, in the basement Of the
Presbyterian church. Advanced class win
commence on Wednesday evening, Nov.
9Sd in the same place.
Ticketsfor each class to gentlemen. %. 90
10 INDIES -. ........... LOO
Teemo--2O Lessons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07


BEAVER DAN, Wis.,, Oct. %, 1864.
Messrs L. CORNELL & Co.,
1873 Lake Street, Chicago:
have long been an enthusiast, if not an
expert, among the sewing machines. Be-
sides, my wife is practically familiar and ex.
perienced with the Wheeler q Wilson, Gro
yer L Baker, Singer. Florence, Ladd & Web
ster, and others. |. have made critical ex-
aminations and severe tests, particularly in
vestigating all mechanical points, principle,
character Of stitch, and general practicable
ty Of twelve different ma ,hines claiming to
be - first class" In the most deliberate
Judgment, l am entirely satisfied that the
"W1LLCOX 4 GIBBS" is 80 high above
all others in practical rorth that it is with.
out rival. However good and practical
others may be-and would not speak dis
paragingly-they are, in !. practical COM
parison with the Wilcox 4 Gibbs, but the
experiments and confusion Of the genius,
philosophy and mechanics Of childhood.
leading on the gradual growth, development
and perfection evolved in this full, round
utterancc Of great idea reduced to the sim
plest possible form, and working the most
satisfactory and practical results. The use
less expenditure Of thread and the complics-
ton Of delicate machinery. 50 common in
other machines, seems to be wholly climin
ated in the Wilcox & Gibbs, and it will live
to see other " first class machines forgot
ten. Mrs. Reid says it is certainly the best
beyond comparison-s practical and beauti-
full charm.
was delighted at first with the Wheeler
4 Wilson rotating hook. but the successive
experiments Of "leather pad,'' "bristle
brush," and metallic "loop controller," !" and
dingling, snarling bobbin, are complicative
iinpracticabilities in the hands Of the major
ity. The rotating hook, Is made by Will-
cox, and as applied to the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
machine, is the beauty and perfection Of
simplicity ITSELF and / have nothing more
to expect or ask.
Very respectfully,
II. A. REID.
N. g. Stevens, agent. Brady street, be-
low Second, over McCosh / Odiorns'
Hardware Store, Davenport, Iowa.
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DAVENPORT IOWA, WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER = 1854


G0uUU 8W0tA6e
Dovooport mae1rots.
Saturday evening, Dec. 3. 1854.
HloUa.-Rstail D, 80 bbl: q. 90 paper sacks.
$3.50 bulk whoaesals $50 bsl; psper sacks
$40; $500 bulk.
WHnA1.-No. ], well cleaned. rodnd and plump.
not clean enough for No.l, eI.1s5@f. 40.
!. Coax.--.No. ], sound, plump md dry, Sc.
No. 3, 50. # -s4, ss44s
iOAfs. No. !, clean and sound, l00s0c.
BARIKY.-el.9O01.24
Hoos.--li,e, sxs; dressed, es0lr.
POsAT0ss.-0t@85. M
OSl0ka-tl. .SVQl.40.
EGGs.-25c.
WHfrE BEAxs.-&2.o .o0@2.50.
FLAxsKED.- ~. 9.oe@2.25.
TMoTnr.-@4.00.
CLOvsA--e5.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

SrArE Bank STATEMENT. y From the
monthly statement of the Merchants Branch
in this issue, it viii be seen that that con-
cefn is still in existence. After paying its
stockholders this year dividend Of 10 per
cent. it has now on hand "A accumulated
surplus Of $12. 060-twenty per cent. more.
One year ago today it surplus was ol0,-
1912. The bank prospers continually and
its stock is up among the most fancy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

vT~HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAS-
u ED the Grocery Store at No. So, Brady st.,
between sd and 4th, takes this method Of telling
the public that he will continue the business
there and keep on hand complete stock Of
Choice and Fancy Groceries, and Provisions OF
all kinds. He promises satisfaction, and asks
for liberal patronage. .hH8
dec6-d5t* r. CASEY 4 SON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

Petruchio and Katherine dwclt
In a seaside cottage fair to view
And many pang Petruchio felt,
For Katherine was an awful schrcw,
But Pc!ruchio at last discovered : way
To sweeten the temper Of fair Katrine
She uses land where is the woman who
don't y each day
A little Of Lubin's Perfumed Floriline."
Henpeckcd husbands may, perhaps, find
valuable hint in tie above. If so, 'when
found, make note r
1.-THE difference between . fool and .
wise man." The wise begins where the
fool leaves off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before disease ovcrtakes them.
The scise require no argument to prove that
few thousand dollars left to . helpless
family will save them from vice and misery.
The wise know that Eve or ten dollars per
week is not only relief but a.support to .
family visited by sickness. Become wise
before It is too late, and examine subject
that interests the human family IN the high
est degree, ct the Office of
WV. AlLEN Ix0ALfs,
Room No. ,, over Macklot's Bank,
Corner Of Brady and Cd streets.
Oct 10-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

Tns Mason @ HAhLax CAtukxr OBoAx.--
With your eyes shut, you cannot distin-
guish the sound from that d pipe organ
itself; and the advantages that commend
over It are It's pgiee-for it can be had for
one. two, three or four hundred dollars, %
cording to the sire you wish; it takes up
very little room, and may stand in any part
Of the church it Is not affected BY heat or
cold, Or any change Of temperature it re-
mains for ! long period in good tune and
lastly. it can be sent BY express or other.
wise any distance with safety. Il is admi-
rably adapted to the Performance Of sacred
music, psalm tunes, anthems, chants, ETC.,
and any one who can play on the piano can
readily master ths Cabinet 0fgnn. Il u :
grand accompaniment when tie congresa-
ton sing, md l. Just the Instrument that
ought to be used in ~ churches where the
people alr wish to have the privilege of
bearing part u The pfsise. e.-Nee Hofk
OoscrceS.
Rsos & Csdy, Chissso, General As,ats Ssr The
North West.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

BUSINESS EDUCATION procure thor
ough knowledge Of book keeping and get q
thorough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner of
9th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa-
bled soldiers. Av7-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07
aUCTlO.N

4 M TONS or HAY TO DE SOLD AT
lVV Auction on the premises formerly occu-
pied BY |. W. Woodward, about 31< miles from
Davenport, on the Upton rood, near the farm Of
Edwin Smith, abont half Of which IL timothy,
the balance meadow and upland. Sale - eom-
mence at 10 O'Clock on Saturday. the 10th of
December, 1864. PARKER + VAN TUYL,
dec6-d8t Anctioneers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

WAxrED.-A few Iowa "War and Defense
FUND.- Bonds, for which the highest market
price will be paid. Apply at this Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-07

SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY HoP Of Inndcpen-
dent Fire King No. l. at Lahrman's Hall.
Wednesday, December 7th. The proceeds
60 toward procuring steam firc engine.
nov 25.dtd J. 7. TEMPLE, Sec'y.