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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

'n1yEV0Op- 1'1y notice better inquiry for Log
wood aud Fusic, bat the smsh supply resIlcis "
scticns; prices have ruled hrm we looe w go W. t5s 81,
si9 for Honduras 500 for CampeaGhy. Sg'a go M ipr
-Tohasoo and Sl6Gsl7 for Jamaica, All god, ihu ,he
latter AZ s22d s23 for Maracalbo e2i i9r SavahiIs
both gold; Camwooi is worth el9 goldi bm"ooo
s1o rolJ and Sapanwood. SO gold.
FI0UR AND MEAI1-Iho market for Western
and State Flour ha. been more active bu pIlces were
irregular. Sound Flour is nFner ana more sn,r
abIe while UnseUDd j. plenty and lower; Family
Brands OF Sound will bring very ialt pIsesi eA.t III
the week our Iuorket very dall and heavy owing
10 larger arrivals and les sasies tory aavice5
this CITY of London and Cy of hew-fors; the inelh'
yenee by these steamers proving more ,No!a99't, d
more active demand prevailed Tor export lolo"eu W
sharp reaction the low grades. II Is iaet WORTHY
OF note that large portion OF the forE arriving made
from New Winter Wheat is unsoundi henoe
we have had very irregular H.t hd.h.s
Tor the medium and better grades. Old iOur Is qate
scarce and is held with much frmness the inquiry Tor
the future has subsidized and here - very little speeua
Awe feeling nOtceable the ssles today are lieV pOis
nj 81 75dss o. for Superine States so 70 lor u
sound Extra State 81 35dss so for Sound Extra state
a. oOQss 70 for Fancy States IS iOd = 10 for the
low grades Of Spring WheaD western EAtIa
x9Qsg rs for Shipping Ohio; 50 21asl io9
Trade do and sl3a SO . for 81. Louis Extras:
Canadian Flour is frni and IN fair demand; saes OF
40 bbls ct IS 40GSS 80 for common 20 far Extra ana
o. 7Odsl2 for Trade and Family DO Southern Flour
is more active but prices irregular safes of 100
Sbls at 50 25as0 2, for common 10 flr E1tra Dam
moro and Country EXtras, and so OGslo for Trade
aud Family do. Rvo Flour is plenty and j. hes'!
,s,es of 75 bbs at S60S6 IS Corn Meal il heavy and
quite plenty: sales Of $50 bbls at - 2j@si 81 or Jer
sey and IS for Braudywine.
EISH-Jhe market for Dry Cod is better s1pphed
and rs dull in consequence but prices show no parrcu
lar variation Meekerel in fair iobbng demand and
f,r the eason PRICES are well sustained Picked Her
rings are in good supply, and heavy; .smoAed do
are firm anu in far request. We quote as follows;
NV Cod ~ t.......................ss s. OC629 -
nv scale y cwt wt................... :, ESQ -
Picked Cod ~ bb 9OOD . .
Maekercl No. \. Mass small v bbl.....- - 500 a .
Aaekerel NJ p shore q bbl-..-..-..-.. IL O03 - .
Nackerel No. J, Mass large rev, = Dol ~ 5yd ~ o
Saloon Piekled, No. l,* tce....-.--.... 40 0OG :
Herring Sealed ~ 4ybOx.....-......, $40 q
HERRING No ! - box x.-............- 800 -
PpTIT srhe n,arl ot tor most descrpfions has bee
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

Eggs are easier. with free receipts. fresh Long
Island New Jersey md other nesrby Eggs are selling
by tho single barrel at 43c and in some instances a.
high as iic but good marks of State Eggs are mostly
sold at i0c Lined worth Sic, If III good order
We quote: IN
HewJersey and Pennsylvani, fresh doz a diS
State. good marks. ;.....'o' az
Western and Canada, Y doz. good order-.5s . ~
Egg Oals y bush. good. od..--......-----......4O d'1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

The Cheese market is iirn. The late extensive pnr
chases Of Factory In the country excited the remaining
holders and they now ask &c., aud talk Of 20c nt the
factory A tlo extra fine Is selling above our quota
tons in a small way. TIE demand is fairly active
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

Appes are In large supply and lower. They are sell
ling slowly q, heavy TO parties who paid s. per
bbi. at the West. Large lots have been soId al ".
Cranberies are scarcely selling at all Just now ana The
Catawba grapes sre arriving and are s.ing well " In
"A ein o
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

.t s,o u and Spanish German. Refined ana III Sin"
at si0I9i. Bar is quoted at l2c' ana "noo' "'''
at l6c. -, 5,r,,nd and 1;rmcr; saes
o. ! 500 600 ri e4 75d IS for Eastern .i,o IN.
VI - Hockland IS ouiv moderately active pus
.,ices are thout change; sales al 81 % Tor 'oo"
"y M6I We i,sar of no transactions, bat p,ces
are without material change. -, .,r
NAVAL STORES-SpiIits Turpentine mas uIu"i, hnhn
zone no special change; the business has , 9r.n
moderate kosins have been III far demand anu n ~ '
Tar rulei dull but steady. Crude TuFpenine mas pe
finn. We quote as follows; ,.,.o =, 90 ooz, -
TnTpenjne North County ....---R $50 70 sy W@ O IN
Tar Washington and Nowbern T. obL 80 81 co 0o
Tar, Foreign --....-...-----.---''''--' Soo9 -
Pitch Civ, No. l..-.----.r- go -.
EOsiu Common. ---.-.-..-----.- Z ~ ~ 10 ro|,, M
Rosin, Strained and No. Qnyd)f -eo ,ooGES5iE0
Rosin Nc and Pale and While.'....,, ~
Sprjts Turpcntine Am............P gm. oo~ ~
OIIS-Lirseed has been in fair demand, 0us Piloes
are scarcely so firm. Crude Whale rlied dll' ana
nrices are heavy. Crude Sperm is shade nTmer ana
= far business was done. Lard Oh IS dnli ana un'
changed. Red OIL is inaeiNe' heroseAo - A"''
Va. fa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
HlDIs SKINS AND FUR.

We quotes -
Psdoer each. os0 l OOlMarteu....... 36 3 Oh
Bear, each go O0o20 20 Mini, dark. 3296 w
Beaver, blkpD . 50d , 30 Mink, pale. 20 "a
Beaver, palof 10 O0o ~ Musnat...-.. 30 w. w.
Buffalo Eoge. No. lOpossnm..,... dO@ - 20
split each sl1 O0d0 70 otter, N9IIhh Wg W
do. Whole. 20 OOajO 90 DO, Southtf0. 2 OOG 90
Cali gr'npD p1 g., RacoOn. Min 500 90
Cat house ca. 100 2j tD., Southern. 800 -
do wild each go o. Sheep& Lambs. OO0 20
Cattle eneen skunk Striped 100 30
hides a ID e9 Q do. Black. $40 -
Deer Wstdrn C06 - DO. White. cd 10
For Red each l 100 . so Wolf Mntn. Ga } GO6 90
do. Gray. 25D OO VOL, Pralileeo "V9 W
Fox Silver. ~ WoW Ui
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
(NllNl

ns" md old Sold ty al Druss.ta at 60 cens. per bot
~ ''~' WPLLS Co., Ne 10 bFIaaklp H. syshh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

These Bltsers are prepared, N pure ooers
whisky, from acombinriion o. over - amen s'
kinds OF roots, barkr and herbs which scs ~ ~
feet concert o1e with the other. prepared srcn w
original fofmnla given b. the great cn'e.. ME
jacket, 70 ~. Chspih who used them succeesulIy
ia his practice for many years and By sneiI ~
gained 50 great popularity in the cure ct dssgeP-
STA, Liver Complaint, Constipation, SICK ~ ~
voss he adscl,e, Fever ana Ague. snd ala ssesSss
srisiny from torpid liver Or indiRession retso1s
suReffng &nm either Of these l6ahsofne disesses
will lind sure cure By the use Of these bis.eIs,
whjcA ere perfectly pure and free from gu snosc
dfugs snd poisons usually put up in such PrvRsI-
atoms, and pan~d on on an unsuspect ng Tuonc
One trial will ince the most skeptieAi ins' 70
Red jacket il virture which none other possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the syssem.
They are unequaled Tor general debility.
They are . sure care for dyspepsia
They give gppd aud healthy appetite.
They assist di9cseion.
They are the best s,imuient in existence
They are preventive Of fever and sgue.
III ~ relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and pslataoe,
Aged persons and delicate females will ana they
can save large doctor bills by Use oftiese Btfers-
Beware VI counterieits. Red jacket Bittersare
only sold IN bottles. with our name blown on the
ado
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
mercury, llindrance from Business. O
Exposure to Friends,

The unparalleled success which has attended,
'', danes practice in k,,rope the United S,a, =.
and Aew orleans-the many emafkable cures i,
has effected which we're u onounced ipcurable by
'hg most eminent pl ysicians iust,ties him in of
erln- his services to the confidence or the untor
tumaie
Tie following are some Of the disaoses tsr.,ad
'iriraie,' and which ~. James ,,ermsn.s,l m
! eradicates. viz-Svphilis. primary secondary
iettay Structures. Ure,hrai D;s"Lar,ss cl.a;
Gonorrfca. Nocturnal md I1mrnaI Em;ss;ons
Sexual Ueh,l;,v t,sa.sas - ~ -" '' o's
lnda alton Of the Klsnder and EsS,s.r. Dim,
| insism, Hydroc.ir. Verccocrle Canc.rs 49,
Diseases peculiar to Females suci, NJ amsnorr
hea. Dysmenorrhas,a. yietrorrbno;a Chloros;s
Nervous Dcbelits, etc. succcssfuliy treated
DR.. James long practice IN New ,l,lrans and
ihe endorsement Of the Medical fraternity. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
nently Is 1 military post.


The rebel General whiting before hi.
death. sent to General Butler, in writing, a
statement of the number Of troops in Fort
Fisher at the time of the first attack, of the
Confederate force in supporting distance,
and of Braggs troops in Wilmington. and
described infinitely the ineffretiyeness OF
Porter's fire on the fort---so Ineffective that
the cannoniers were not driven from their
guns-and made a case generally that over
whelmin2ly justified General Buffers with
drawsl from the attack on Fort Fisllcr
Whiting said among other things, that it
was matter of reprnach against Bragg, in
his army at Richmond. that Buffers small
force was not captured pdiiy; tint Bragg
had the troops and position to have made
the capture; and he in terms charged il
upon the supincncss of the Confederate
commander that every soldier Butler had
was no, taken This frank statement of
General Whiting is in testimony before the
Committee on the Conduct of the War
(;nciuu,tf5 /.1-rtyr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

J"sf i@bl'sisd IN ssaled Earslog&. Price 8 GEM.
. A LECTURE on THE Nature. TREAT
~ MLAT and Radical Cure If spermrtesrhna,
Sexual Debility and lmpediments 10 Marr;ave
generally Eervoasuess, fonsump,iop. Eiienss
and Fits, Mental and Physical incapacity. re-.
sultinghom Self Abuse, &C.. BY RoaEsr J. Ctl.
skRwrLL ". D, anthor Of the G,~,n Moi. r.
"a Beog to Thossdnds Of 6tfcssn. ~ 4.
Sent under seal, IN apla,p eevstste. 10 snv ad.
",s.s, R.;r FL On rsceiP, q :x cents q ~
1sH Yeek~Peet o. tss ~ GssGoi1co2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
Notice Of Eleciinn.

A I a MEETING OF THECITY CDJN.
a Gil, held March LIST, 1865. the following reso.
nj oa ahopied
Resoired, That The ensuing annual Ctv Election
TO pe h9iden Oh the first SATURDAY Of ApriI s,, viz
on the ii day of Apri. lse5 for jhe pirl-r 81 elect,
my Mayor. Marshal. Treasurer, cfrtk Police Mag
tr"'e and Assessor for the y.ar lsG6 also one AT.
oetn1n irr each Ward. the polls he Opened 10 re.
ec've ballots AT oclocs a NJ, Of said dan and ko,t
open until O'Clock r. H.. Of said dav in The places
iere after desieiatcd and the persons her einaftor
ocsgf'at'd y appointed 10 act Judges and Clerk
Of ne sAd electo.. 10 their respective Wards viz
ISL Ward a. til. hruea OF A. lengacnner
Judges L. o. Tieletor, Adam Wigand C. Ii lac
the :tii r al.o Clerk :"
I'd Ward Al the house cf j. voss Judges J.
Bau,"-e, ID. Higgins G. SrhifacA, the latter also
Clerk "
- Udrd-At the Court House. judges John
u."cfi,ch jno Avkiey, Rvu ,e. e. Brock, the lat.
Ter also Clerk.
an Uard-.At the City Hall Juhges-.yohn NJ
b,w,,ag y >. Brown, Chas. H. kiaridYe the latter
also Clerk '
"a Ward At the Pennsylvania House judge
> II 6ralian, q, l. Wood, Thos Derrupdy The lat.
ter also Clork
6ih udTa.-At the School House in Eas, Dayen
port. Judges--W. Frizz II. Vim Renwick Alfred
Sanders, The latter also Clerk
CHR, KAUFMAN CITY Clerk
Davenport, March H. 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
MANII1IOn-

a Nd THE NIGOR or YOUTH RESTORED
4lN EOUH WEEKS. BY DIR. RiCONllsS "a.
ShNtE or LIFE. DR.. kicord, (of ParisD Alter
some four wears II enrnent solicitation. bss =
length rcce"ded 60 the urgent request Of the
american public, and appointed mn aren't In Nee
Work, TOR the sal. Of his valued pnd L;cbl, r.,SS1
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent win ~
store Manhood to the most shattered ccusttfss
ti"n- IA fonr weeka. and. if used according -
printed instructions. failure is impossible This
iiie-iesioring remedy should be taken BY all
Success, in every case, is certain.
Dr h,eord'a Essence Vt Life 10 sold in eases.
"iti inii instructions for use, nj 10. or foue
quantities IN one for So, and will be sent 10 any
10 his accredited agent Circular sen, free -.
receipt Of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND. AZ Brooue Street.
One door west OF broadway, N. r..
Janlf diy Sole s..ent for the United StsseS. 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

sFormerly.o Of -. Louis, Missouril
l90 South Clark street. lhlcuro.
TINE ONLY REGC LARLY EDUCATED AND
| legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints .
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
pTess'y TO afford the afflicted sound and scientific
| medical aid, without the use Of nurc,ry or ror
| ious drugs. DIR. u. has for many wears devoted
his whole attention 10 the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and comp Heated forms.
His success in the Treatment. Of those long stand.
ing ana difficult cases, such formerly con-
siderrd incurabie, is sufficient To recommend him
to the public as worthy Of the extensive patron.
age which he has received. In professional ex.
perience in hospital and private practice extend
ing through snunv years in TINS and other ,en.rt
ments OF medical science he y the diseovercr or
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these virnlent secret and chronic disess-s and
has letters Of recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced surgeons and
Ply sicians Of this country, ns testimonials Of his
superior skill and profound Judgment ia The
treatment Of diseases Of private nature
The universal and unfaiiing success IN the
trentn ent adopted by him, has proved beyond
doubt that q permanent cure for the worst cases
Of constitutional syphilis, gonorrhea, stricturea
in any form, all uercuria affections. disesses Of
the skin. kidneys and bladder, rnpOtency, sper..
mntorfhra. etc. can now be obtained 10 a moral
certainty. II application be made 70 those whose
intelligence xii and xuertence can be relied on.
ioung men especially VINO have becoine vic
Tins Of solitary vice or selfabuss. that dreadful
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps 70
an nntmely grave thousands q young men OF the
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect NAV
call With a full confidence anr perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on puberty, menstruation or pregnancy or per. |
sons having any obstruction TO marriage. should
see the doctor At once and be cured.
He thinks It il his duty to advise the ucfc~x.
nate, particularly strangers, to be careful thst
they are mot deceived BY false advertisements -
5oas,inx impos,ers. He who places himself I'M. |
der the care Of Dr. B. may refigiously conids =,
his honor ~ gentleman, and conHdsntlr reiv =.
on hi skill as . phyaician
Dr. b will veH the patient precious, 10 eornrnen. |
cling the treatment Of his case how much ~ .s;l
effect cure; and when such en- arrsnsemsns 4 l
charge. '''
Office and Rooms within half aousre os 4he |
Posf Oihce where all are polite invited 70 call
Office hours from a. m tos. D. m; s;undays /
loa N. to noon. Consultation ut Office free.
Send 2 stamps and get MS Guide to Heath.
POST OFFICE ROY l64 snlsAA~f~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
London Eye and Ear ln1rnary,

DEYNOLp'S BLOCK. NEAR POST OFFICE,
IL cornc- bca, horn aud Msheson street, Chi
cago. III rr. b. PHILIP RtYNOLD'S. NJ D.,
,late "f the Royal OFhthalm;c Hospital and Uni
versty College. London Sur .eon. Oculist and
Auisi. DR.. REYNOLDS warrants all cases where
tie organs are perfect in formation Artificial
Ewes Ear Drnms. &c, inherited Examination
and Opipi.p free r. o. d,swere3ak ijshyl. div
let tlsc 1slhmsi See-lN0 Cssre no Pav
DR }. HOMER SHAW. vail treat III cusable
IL disca~es d the Eve Id Ear a, thes sboye
terms lie also treats all FEnALE CnxrLAlS,s
and diseases 81 Children Ofic. LIS Sousl CLARK
street, Chicago. Letters If inquiry with stamp
enclosed will recsive prompt a,,eusian. r
ADDRESS J'HOMER SHAW 49,
20 drawer fSi3. ag26-dlv Chicago. IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

TIE POORMAN'S FRIEND.

DR.. Railway may truly be called the poo,
mans friend His medicines secure to III,
poor hcaith without loss Of time, or any liza
bllty to the expense al doctor. Let every
man keep a bottle Of Railways Ready Re
lief in the house, and on the first expo, reno,
of pam use it. Pain is prcmonitory symp
tom Of disease. and # the Relief is USED
promptly it will in few moments stop the
pain, and break up the disease. There is
no occasion for n man, however exposed to
'ickness, TO suffer one day if Ready Relief
is used when pain is first experienced.
A SUPERIOR kEMEpY.-We can conscien
ito, sly recommend TO those suffering from a
distressing cough, Dr.. Striokland's Neliiiu
lous Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almo, {
instantaneous, and is wItnal not disagrcab!e
TO the taste. There is NJ doubt but the
McliAuous Cough Balsam is one Of the best
PREPARATION in use, and is all that its pro
prietor claims for it. We have tried it dur
ing the past week and found relief from o
most distres sing coagh. 1t is pr. pared by
DIR. Strickland, No. . Fast 4th street, Gin
cinnaii, o., aud for sale by druggists at 90
cents per bottle.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND DEBILITY
Dr. .>fricklnnds 7osic-We can recon
mend those suffering with Loss of Appe
tite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debili y, to use Stricklands
Tonic. 1t is vegetable preparation, FIRE.
from alcoholic liquors II strengthens tn,
whole nervous system; it creates gooc
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspep
STA and Nervous Debility.
For sale hy DruuristS generally at 81 ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

| ~ xUk4 kuklWnkAS ~
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III - - 49,
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nssse Amrr,c.c s,.. fnk q wor,hingscn and war.
- ~ n-.~a W Hcaseo 10 Bceivn Naaa. Han.
WA -Tscf,a m us,,,. ~ =. loD1nE
Cal. deeisn~d ~ ,,ur..s =. ~ sno san ffAnoS6c6
sound husin.s. .SsssssSW x@n3 men and ladies I
f,eci cours. N ,n.,srs.s. I'd emiuen,ly p-oe.
combined BY means Of the and practice
representing a r.rrts. ne NJ , Cotiese Bark
capital Of hsif ,niii,n 49,, ~ issue. with cash
B1pk Eetee .anA nen "os. ~ nnesy engraved
nNrt.RrdWVsrnsC~@
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cal feature 81 ~. novel interesting and practi.
s- ~ VIZ eourse' 10 which the student shps
An sccossa " receives an4 renders
rendering IL vastly supev;or 10 49,, s"s,s.se &c,
can b offered by any single schoo, ->''s'ss sn.s
rn.~
AoC NVUTSc OI H0N(r0Cfkmen
embraces every branch ar hp.I,... r.-
vii be thoroughly tneyhf me science, rr6 49,.
Double Entry bookkeeping AS rprlied 4, Vr.,ts.q
and Retail Merrhandfyit, tr,sn.sf..t... Is,
steamboatins, Railrcadiig Marafac,arirg. nanE
-, -, ~ * uc student 10 open, conduct and
cog H2se thsn ihfty sei- Of heoks nth Of sinsls
- 1870 I"sry, Iu's IlustsatsuH the method ~
..i.."N ssoin one syslem 10 the other. with every
sMev oi partnership contracts. division of lu.s,
$500. $3.50, ih' ttsr embrace large variety .
~, ~. -. ul1E shso r.YWrtion All the firms y
~4. it,ii, suSu a. Notfr. Drafts. hiis II Ev
chaaee bH- Vi Ladug, Certificates of pspo,it
o'A'ei'en'e, &c
The Speucerian Sv.,.,.,
N =, =, ~
- - ~ - ~ ~ ~ -
taught by the most arc.,nrl, shed p.,,o., 20 .,.,
years e experience in teaching f' ~ many
rr.p-...
-. SSTipniuSs
80, -, 80. - s'."'. increasing demand for
Sa.,..,s, - N, 49, nv il"ueeJ u 10 organize
III q ~. ~. III, ~, sa-' 'nstf uet on IN this branch.
~. a.. -. -, " pir'ent advantages equal to
a"y .n"' van ~ ohtfeh en- the continent The In.
49,. 4. IN. =. . is su""ie"le " fciegraphng
.nps,'ehceu Pfac''eai operator In charge 81 this
aePass"en-
2SnOnOgraOlfY
This ronnl,r and oni, ,,,,,i..,,
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manner -"' = 'ie nioHt thorough
~
- ksts:iDacI soldiers.
Al there branches 81 n business rducaton present
The most appropriate and available Of qualify.
ing themselves Tor situations adapted 10 their co,di
ton
"A liberal d.sconai made In favor Of ihose worthy
OF euch consideration aud our best efforts employed
n pro- curing good situations for snch cofrpe
tent.
General pncOrltlAffNM
Time Of tsoyn,p,ar,nr NJ. ~. M. M, ,or,, Al
Visions the school cu,puip,, !, i,bcr, ,,,,r,,,,,n
Throughout lie x.ar .tue,,,s e,r ..a,., a, 49,, -,
aud rursue III. e.nrs. al .fn,Iv NJ ,IaIr s,,,i,n'
though withou, necessary ac,e,,tn. Nov ~
pected 10 ,ur.n. M s,,t. a.,,,,,,,,.;; 49, ~, :.
be present. al all lie colle.s.erc'ses Iari student
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
HENRY TIE CHI ETIN.|
+ s&Hs wnoa.AAts Axb assAft HlzsS n,
SADDLE, HARNESS { COLLAR

M MANUFACTURER, ''o
No. ~ West I'd SsFerG. between sHar.
rtson md Ripley street. Davenport
To- Also agent for the Asle isad manufacture Of
Polld's Patent Trace Buckle ;
the gtessest improvement o. the ace. 10 drais
horse should be used .gi,hout then. =
CASE PAD D08 8lD06. s(nkib- sSnG91S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

.an7f h tnosg1ks from thssimAcnsS
amount Of ice at the lower end Of Lake
Erie. that navigation will MI open much,
If any, before the 1st Of May.
- In addition 10 an extensive Increase
of and additions to the Notifications at
Chaftenne0, the Geyernpent is there n
gagged in erecting very extensive and heavy
works, amohg which are nAcline shops.
saw minis, wstef.wusks, md lafRs vare
houses for the storage Of supplies--all
evincing determination to hold it perma
nently Is military post.
A BgAUfssuL ExpeRissrr.--prof Tvn.
dali Who is always delighting the attendants
at the Royal institu ION with besutiiul.ex-
perasaenes, revived. lately. one TIA. originat-
ed With Franklin. A piece Of COLA ksf abou,
y inches long, was cut in the shape Of fish.
A large Leyden jar. with an elevated knob,
hsvine been chsrrd, the gold leaf vas
brought near it. This gold Ash sprang to.
was1s slSe knob, but stopped sitbin two
inches Of il. and remained lowering in the
air. its tail waving like that Of a fish. The
jar. when carried about the room was fol
Icwed by the fish, which rcnisincd TINS sns
pended in the air, and waving its tail for
nearly an hour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23
j. N. pu-NN.

- N. DUNN srA5s
HOUSE AND = IGN PAINTER.
&C - PAR1 OCULAR ATTENTION
psid 10 Paper usMelns and
~. - Whitening. Orders prompt
y filed and fstisfscti0ns uLi ant ed fhOp On
south side Sd street doors FROM Ferry. D.
iers 10 city 40 eesnssy sslie,tsA nAs-dsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

For Medical and Table uses, winch are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried 20 be apprecisted.--
None genuine unless they have orr geld katN on
each bottle and our Initials pressed in wax over
the cork. Sold bv all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied
On application to BENNETT PIETERS& CO.,
Sold BIZ No 81 River ST., Chicago.
L. =. Bsllord at wholc-a. by Belderbccke d
Miller. une2n-d4wlv
sold NJ Wholesale in Chicago b, Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushman 4 an Schaack. ". u. liar
ris 4 Co. and z. r. smith druggist OF Dav
auunrt br Beiderbecs filler
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

RIniLDEk, MANUFACTURER or SASH
T.-.', Do"f. Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Ac.-
oo Shr ior buildings ofevsry description.
Hh"p snu Factory corner or Main and Thirt
streets. Davenport. Iowa. .gl.JAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

Uphan'S1ssnsple Danirhct- -:
TRIPLES n rus FACE FsEckL $, DC :.
!s..j - niso soitens the skin and beau, lies the
c"mlaex,"n. No Ladies' toilet is complete with
"u' y: nee, % eense. NAILED ~ any satis~ss
Street. hlIadephia, Ia. SDllIr III nruan,s,s