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sounded .ho.. word.-"I ,hint IL. . ~, q

sounded those words-"I think lie . yssy =
hwart him."
The coal merchant made no reply; snd sr WI
lau, did not wait for N, but adced, '.Come, Mr..
Gr,lls, your Money and my Interest may nov
make shining character Of This bold young ras-
cal, who, you may be sure, win never do much
good in the coal merchant line. Ny brothsrin.
say the word. III get your son made midshinman
on board tho Atlantis. 1hore-there-don't ans
yer me now" interrupted the Bsrouet ceiling
that he was ensctng the vast character Of bene-
factor, and seene the trembling bps OF Gryl!s
about 10 speak. There, go hone-go home; thins
about before you answer. sleep over IL Is The
old women say"
Grylls went home, and be did think about IA.
There was food for much thought In the words d
came over him 10 conceal from bis son
this fair opening in his nautical proc
poets. However, with more honor thsn
MAJ was inclined 70 give the ~or,hipiu
company of coal merchants credit for, ana
with an acute sense Of what was due from one man
to another-though that other was o. u yontn
and wholly Deepen lent on himself-GrJDs rcso veo
70 repeat 10 Matthew Whist sir william bad said -
him II WAS an act requiring ~ much Of sen.deuisI
a. might have eclipsed the eouduet OF rail- MAJ
heroes but II Was done.
Altar their dinner-wbich repsst had proceedsd
with the elder Grylls cutting enormous Nlces irou
a leo Of mutton for the younger, as plateful after
plstsful disappeared, himself ieslng too much
disturbed 10 est-Mst had siiten, and, Is was bis
custom, Was leaving the room, when bis fsthas
begged him TO remain
patience y the INDUCED boy, and, throwing his
hat on the tAble, he stood up by the chimney v
listen.
ITO bs Conttnu,d.l
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CROTON AQrEpUCT DEPARTMENT-

~ 10 Contractors stparste sealed proposals. each
endorsed with the title Of the work for which n mav
be offered, tho name Of The bidders snd the da.s "
tile offering. will be received IT thi. Office until ii
O'Clock A. NJ. OF Friday, Nov. 3 1880 hof the connie
tion Of the unfinished work on the propose sever in
bld st. from Jth TO 9TH ay; and for the construction NJ
atewer IN SD at, between 3D. and 4th ava Blani
forms for bids and specifications can he Obtained on
application 70 the ContIaet Clerk At thi. office
CRAVEN, CrOton Az. board. New YORK, OCT ss
ISIS. SR
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5000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MILITARY.

SOLDIERS WHO HAVE NOT RECFTyTn
AOthe paw and bounty due them. fron ,,v 80.
an receive AZ money due tbem, hr ,ppIyfpr ~,
oAF 10 J MORROW Wall H,N,Y,
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NEW YORK OFFICE NO. 81 BOND ST.
MRS RVnNN,q

NEW YORK OFFICE NO. 81 BOND ST.
~ MRS. NJ. q. BROWNS
GREAT hEIApiifslCAL DISCOVERY.
NJ RALGlA, RhElM ATIsM, ASTHMA,
-sIRofuIA. BRoNCHI Al AFFECTIONS.
THROAT DlEFICILTIEs, DISEASED EYES,
OF THE LIVER DISEASES OF TUE KIDNEYS,
COMPUTATION, GRAVEL, PILES, MAN
lTl, FITS, PARALYSIS, RUSH OF
BLOOD 70 THE BEAD,
CONSUMPTION,
With ell and every di.es,c which i.fs,u the human
body, cured efiectualy by
MRS VI. g. BROWNS
AErAPhYsICAL DISCOVERY.
orrIcEs-No. 40 A rSiGs =. TShf.selpb,.
No. 10 BOND 81, New York, aud a
No. ls PfMBERrOS Square, Boston
REMARKABLL q RE OF DEAFNESS, DIZLI-
NESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD SWORN
TO.
OxToRD, Pa Jan. go 1895.
mrs. w. g. BHowS-Maiame IL have got entirely
! have not heard any with for number Of year.. |
can now hear with ~ NV len ear, the hearing left
II jug, after harvest in th, way soot dirlnt's in
my head 80 that could not orb, accom- PANIED With
ringing noise In my ears, | vas ~ bad that could
not hear without they could halloo at the top OF her
voices. went to Philadslpha PIT myst II under the
Gaze OF celsbrsled Auri, he bored al NY ears With
Instruments and run others up my no.tTil. for hy
weeks, and ended BY cheating me out Of seventy tive
dollars. ! then saw one Of your Advertisements
got she Metaphysical Discovery, used NOT more than
half OF II, and have recovered my hearing Which |
had lost Tor years, 1 remain yours truly, 1HOs. u.
scrbed to before me this slrt day Mirch 4 ID ls65
WM; 4: FULTON, Justice OF the Peiee ThOs Is.
DlCKEY. Mrs. N, q. BLOWN Is nov at her Office,
81 Bond o.. ConElltAtion zee. Send for Circular
suUsD LoGIC-lhe suuhen machinery OF the eyes
Ia the precursor of every disease. Nothing can pre-
vent The eye. from sinking, nor IN up santen eyeL
10 be had OF all good Druggists and at Depot, 81
Bond ~. 264
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AEkIvE I'D.

sTEAMsHIPs-A lhambrs- Charleston South Ca.
rolina, Philadelphis.
sHIP-Empire Queen OF 81 John, y u, fun London;
Cambria, of hIeenock from Havana
BARks-Recpe, Hong KONG; WIN Gillies sssuH
Anrdell OF Cave Town, e.. q. H. rom Havana
India ti,us Havana; Nitne, Of ~ John, l., from
Havana: Dunbeid OF piciou, from burnos Ayres
ZingaGella. Of Belize, Iond ttcm hinitltlan. Cuba
konc,nch, haAfH, Chan,icu'r, hlu de JaueiIo.
BklGs- Naiada, Havana; i.sbs,a lnSFuA Edwin
Rose, nemaIArG Aerriva Of Portland, I'm Malaeg
sCHOONERs-sylyGn, Grand Turk. r !; supero,
CArthsgena; Concord, Roc bland, q Rocker, Iough-
keepsie Tor Portsmouth; : elaide, tU1Ahehport for
pridgepOrt; : G LyAuc, 81 Ma. h.; yorktown, Bait.
i b Knowles Boston; Albion, New bedford for Eliza
Golden Eagle NeE Bedford Tor philsde phia: Hero,
Port An ONTO, /, am; HarUeI Newell Philadelphia for
Boaton; Z > Bayi 3, PhAde phlA or Norwich; Vim Il
DaIlius, New Bedford; l. White, b. ooEhaven for
EhLahe hport Jane BrAinaru, EIlIAbeihpoIt TOR
Middleton Jts CIAnde.t, al River Tor George-
| Ioet;s |. s.mmyna frcviGeoco for hh.la4e ph.a;
; Fort Boz on, Pacific, frUv dencs ConHe II on,
Providence. lOl . PIoYlucetown, r. I DEM son, New
| I've ,io.a, Hall New Haven; q " lie 1T BOs on for
| Walking on; PIice, Il stOni q 4 BiookL Paw
tucket ioi kondouG II T. IL, iiAfttoc; MARY nher
| Hal, Portland tg New HaSen tAl X yer, Ceres
| BOston Tor PhtiadelphiN luiA Baker, Bath: Ia nv
| More, WArehAm for hanephug h. Fower, Port
land, Coma; Mar &c, Taunton, CAsf Providence for
RondouG Early Bird, Eat Madam Tor PhilAdel phia
| Kinney, Boston; Hickman, Providence; Cabot
Boston Tor NeNturg Lady Lake, Providence ior Eliz
! abethporr Haieht. Providence; J Is kirt and Fal
River for Philadephia james Henry, Fall River for
PhilphiG Bound Brook, Roo.lSnd, Southern Ctes.
Lingsn; Anna Gardiner Boston.
BELow-ship Meleste, sasuA ,,hr. cb,,. Car.
' dtnsE PstTonslIs- Of Belize, Hon.
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CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF

~ Finance, Bureau OF the Receiver OF TaIe.
New Court House, PAX, October ~, ls6b-To TsY
payers; Notice Is hereby given that the Asses,ment
kols or Tsl Books on Real and Personal EstLe, Tor
all taxes ae now due and payable At this oihce Pa
mems ei con can he made between The hours Of =.
M and D. NJ A deduction a. the rate Of Z n ~ con-
pei ,nuuu, calculated from the date Of payment 10
tho LIT OF Decembs., will be made On ali taIs. paid
previous to the lat Of November. JOHN MI kPTY'
Receiver. S5
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT CITY HALL PLACE AND IL CEN.
tire - Paw pbrokers tickets bought for watches.
lewelry, diamonds, &c. The highest prices paid ts
the Above goods ssT
A LOT OF NEW MACKEREL, FOR FAM.
n lily USE.
Half Dbl, 100 lb,i ssyl;, Quarter, 50 lbs, $3.50,
Kits, 70 lbs, 92.bO.
Ns- ,rnoked salmon. hams dc, new store, nav
goods. JNo McGONLRN, ib6 West Of. sss
RAKERS TAKE NOTICE-ON RECEIPT
~ Of Al 90 | vil Snd 70 your address, .
superior iecire for lemon pies. y. B.-Bakors viii
much a. the present ~sv Of making them, 10 less
trouble and better article. Try It. Address 6. n.
sEELkf, Perth Amboy. NJ. as
{ ARPETs, F RNlIURE, oILCLoTHs,
~ rurt, mating, feather bedding, hc-Ysna "a
worth Of Fall stock TO be sold. All Foods varrantsl
as Represented. AZ the largest wNeroons 10 The
REl.L. l0l
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To IRON FouNL i1 So. Aqaeduci
Department se' nsIoe pfOP'-NSi wv be received
her sOth, 1865 or tho supply OF twenty inch and "a
twelve inch cast irou slop cocks, IS Ore hydranis
known as "Cofin's Hydrsnts." speeldeaiions .nS
blank form, for Pa. can y sTaSHTSSsD P2n
pxRR Shes a, ". cRAVEN, Csot5nnV h Xxi l.
Board. New York, oei lsIh' 1874 sls
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MARINE NEWS.


ACCOMMODATIONS Mobile MAyhover.
Phiade phia; Balbee, Liverpool; Cha Benton, New
born; Hscla, lIveip oil; Wm Wood. Ard, baltimoi e.
MARY Sanford, Boston.
sHlPs-Yorict, Liverpool; Tamerlsne, Charleston.
BRIGGS Se-hall, Gonaves Fsvn, Pernam-
bueV; ID, la MnitItlan; Clio Penambuco: Unicorn,
HALIFAX, Ms.
sCHOONERS -MasVie Louisa Aspin-all; Man
Kin, Alexandra. Va Jane Eui-On. Georg etown. G;
Alyins A, Philsdel phia: { Pendleton. Philadelphia.
sIlAs BIainard, Norwich. ID Kuhn, Hartford.
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Too Late Or Classification.
HRATAs.

u MAMIlrS q :,;q,as Oct, q A.s;
.ii:i
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ThMMANY HAL1.-SFNESTH DISTRICT
Il sENATORIAL CONNENlION-Ihis Conveu-
ton met at the house VI Cornelius fenley corner Of
4!d st. and sth av, pursuani 10 the call Of the TAM
many Hal benerl Committee. On motion, Peter
AVterion vas elected Chairman and William X. tcb-
man secretary, On motion, Hon. ALEXANDRA
MAiiD va Nominated hy tccl anisiiOp. ON motion
lhe nomination OF Mr.. Matd va made unau mous.
The Convention then adjourned sipe die. PErkE
hAsIEEsON, Chairman. WILLIAM klICbMAN,
See. S6t
ITO BAkERS-WANTED A THIRD HAND
Il on bread and cake. Apply corner 10th Il. and
t,h v 36s
ITO CARPENIERS-TWO CARPENTERS
i wanted, 10 go = short distance In the country .
Good wases given aud STEADY work. Call Al IS Bfoome
Of, bet. sudg Al s6J
TO TAILORS-- WANTED TWO GOOD
Il Journey men t.ilou TO 30 short distance IN the
coun,ry, 10 steady men good wages will be given.
Apply 10 Wh. GLtNCEOsS, isg Broadway. J62
WANTED-A GOOD PLUMBER AT =.
w hALONEN's, Gu Newark sy, jersey City. 500
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CLOAKMAKERS wANTED-l0 FIRST
~ class 6nishers. r. J. MePHILLIP5. 2l3 Eighth
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HALL SEVENTH Senate

RIAL CONVENTION.
Ats meeting Of the DemocTstic Convention for
the seventh senatorial District held At MI farley'l
come, q Forty second street and Eighth s,enue on
20 the call OF tho Democratic Republican Committee
Of Itmmsny Hall, james Murphy, Of the Twenty
hrst Ward, vas elected Chairman, ana william A.
Barr anu Nelson Smith seer stsries. .
Iheieupon the lion. THOMAS q; fIELDs vas
nominated az the Democratic Republican Candidate
for senstor in tue seventh senatorial District IL
was then resolved that the nsm,s OF the delegates
voting for Nj. Fields he subscribed 10 the proceed-
Ing OF the Convention. 49, ........... 80,
W villa sr 4. B.rA s.crs'.rie.
We certify that we're duly elected deless,es 10
the foregoing Convention, that the whole number Of
deleFAtes elected 10 ssid Convention was Iorty-hve,
and that tue undofsg ed twenty seven (f1) Of tsid
dcleRsieL yoted Tor the nomination OF tue Hon.
nominated as the Democratic candidate for Senator
h. sAld District.
Srw iOKA, Oct. ~ 1865.
1wkLft ~ wARp.
Ed-srd Jones Charles Boioe.
william johnson, John McOuade
Jacob NJ. Long, John ". Bennett
james kehoe, Benjamin Moore
TwTNTIGTE WAkD.
Patrieh Too., Peter Farrell
Thomas Dunlop, Vim. Conboy,
WIN. \. Bar, Patrick Mcconnell
John hWranc. Richard MURRAY,
john bshney, Patrick Fitzpatrick,
Jane. Mr,;inni,s.
TwlNTN-ftEsI NAED.
MELON smith. EdWard " Banks,
james murphy, Barnard Costello.
Thomas lfuin. James J. Celrell,
James MURPHY.
james M,honey, Of me Iseniy..f first Ward. vas s,o
present snd VOIe1 for M feld, but lett before tn
pr ceedinn terminated. 36I
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SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSFs-PA.
p, Tented ls95 They 'uit perfectly 10 TO 70 year.
IfoleseOI =. :; FkANks, Lecturer on tho I've. Lie
10Y Srnot OF the New York Eye lnirmary, removed
70 ~ bIoldTD ny stairs, nrsI floor front office op-
PoslN Attof race,
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MEDICINES.

MEDICAL ADVICE FREE, ON ALL Dis
w cares. DR.. HeintZeman advises with the
afflicted daily without charge, at RI SShLL q co -
Drug Store, 1857 Bowsry. Houu from to "
l.. N ga
4 fants' Home cor Lexington ave. and 5ist st.
Infants received and places procured for mothers
vet-purses, II desired. AS
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THE HORACE WATERS GRAND, square
aud prlrhi Piano., Melodeons. Harmonium,,
khd tauiheI Otaaus. Wholesale and retail A. 10.
Inced prices 10 let and rent allowed II purchgsed
h.hthiy payments received for the sanlr. Second
sII plaho' ~ L'eilps IRON 500 TO t225. FACTORY
Lsnd piAn0s Planes tuned an
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THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID Fob
Old newspapers, pamphlet, looks, and waste pa
ger Of every description. STOCkWELL d LNEK.
sun, 20 Ann - Goor wc.t ot Nassau. g92
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SlN CHoLEllNE REMEDY This WELL
tery Cramps Cole, and all Ioo,enes. of the boseiS
can be pfouied ONLY OF the proprietor at a. south
see1ihl street Wuliainsbursh. Price rs cents per
hVltit 600
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pATENTS-PATENTS-PATENTS-MUN
GO. continue TO soliclt Patents and obtain
experience. - WV
Office - Park Row
Pamphlets Of Information frea At
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Il n y
ne mon Central Committee has been open,d
~ 1s9tfe ~ opposite she City lisL 10 s-si, noI
mn ol 'Vr "a hlltl TO ohttn Ceuihcat OF Naturai.
,,haluh. ne new election Law making it Obligatory
l2r nauIai@ed ctizens 10 proll.' their Ceulhca,e.
o. NATURALIZATION before the Resistry Board. N
.hrntsly tcconiJeuded that those who have loo
th.in apply 60 tc above office to obtain copies, Az
DNfAN NILLhANN, GEOEGF DONAI DstIN
teudtnt. -, GU
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ERAINs-FRESH EVERY DAY, AT MAC
~ PllEkSON & DONALD SMITHS. late stvls
SMITH BRO, Brewery, West 18th 81 bet. 7ih and
sth ayes Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

There Is a woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been assoca'ed in mind. with
the Yankee" QUICK and ''IIumhug." But
1t IL 80 no longer, and we desicc to wrcst her
name from all such SUSPICIOUS ASSOCIATION III al
other minds. Whatever notions we may have oi
womanlv dclcacv and proprictv, will adinit
that woman alone is tue Nurse the good NURSE
the bsst Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
PhysicanS or hot, Is question winch must be
decidedly time and principle. and not as IA mat
ter OF taste. PRIDE prejudice, caprice and
rom NAV well behave themselves. for If There
- raaliv "A wnat there will also be supply II
there bet "clliirg.' there will be con,ing.
Nature aud hnu.an societv are always SCI suppl
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs Wrsiow does not want to treat Won teh
He,aen Nor Dies she prescribe II regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears as Il messen
..cI ofhcatn aud happiness To yonr INFANTS IN
The cradle l. tnere ANYTHING improper IN thar
A Nurse Of :" - years experience can boldly
say what is or is not good for babe, and ought
to be list cnrd to- God speed her on humble but
happy mission She is The most successful phys
ician and mo $, eiiecus beueiactressuur II tie one
ever cnjoyed--her do,ing parents rot excepted.
just open the door FOR her. and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this we so sure, that w
will teach our - Suss' to say IA BLESSING o.
Mrs WtNsLow''-for uel ping her to survive and
escape gripping coiicking and tcething siege
We confirm every word set forth in the fRosPEc
rus II performs precisely what il processes t.
perform. every par, Of il nothing less. Ava,
vour Cordial" 'Iaregoric, Drops "Iauda
nun. ;" aud every other Narcotic" nv which III,
5abc is arugged into stupidity, aud rendered dull
nr idotic for life.
W. ave never seen Mrs. Wiaslow now her
only III i.h appropriation Of he, " soothing.
syrup for ii'l,.a Tcetbing" IT we had :'e
power, we wo,. / make her, as she is, n pi'yslca
say Tor TO the inta.t la :e-
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= -


A>'' nm i,eN. p
special dispatch to the tomnerc.m Id
ss!s~r, dated Washington Dee 4. says:
here i Some talk oil Change in the pre-
siaing officer Of the Senate III place Oi Sen
at"r Foster Of Connecticut
The Southern members lave given up the
hope OF admission Immediately, if at all.
Most OF them leave tomorrow for their
homes
The Presidents message is lengthy and
highly important The President talks de-
c'ded stand in reference to foreign affairs,
and is about semi hcigerant in tone. Our
claims against England ere 10 be sustained
ana the European aggressions upon our con
tlnent are firmly protested against.
The Secretary of the Treasury recon-.
mends policy Of judicious contraction as n
means towards the return to specie pay
ments
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Rest. Health. and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tceihing softens the gums. reduces
inflammation, alays all pain. and cures wind cole
Perfectly safe II all cases We would say TO ev-
cry mother VINO mas a suffering Child DO not
let your prejudice, nor the prend of others
stand between YOU aud your suffering clid and
the reliet that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use OF this medicine If timely
used
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Relief + Health to your Infants.

We have Put up and sold this article for over
ID wears and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE aud
TRUTH Of II what We have never been rble TO
say OF any other medicine- NEVER HAS 1T
FAILED IN SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFECT
CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know Pa instance OF dissatisfaction by any c1e
who used it, On the contrary, all are delight d
With its operations. and speak III terms Of com
inendation OF its magical effects and medical yr
tues We speak in this matter WHAT WI DO
NOW. after 10 years experience AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
FlLMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE.
la almost every instance where the infant is sui
''ring from pain and exhaustion relief VII be
t1und IN fifteen minutes after the syrup IS ad-
ininistered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac smile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York is on he out
side wrapper.
Sold by bragg isisthroughout the world.
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Celebrated in Europe for il medicinal and hcncici
qualities highly esteemed D., eminent ply -icans. useu
Il, European and American Hospitals. and by some 81
the first families in Europe and America.
ASA TONlC-lt has no equal. causing m appetite
and building up the STEM being entirely pure win,
Of most valuable grape.
As A pIlRETIC-It imparis healthy action Of the
Glands kidnays and trnur, Organs very beneficial II
Drop-y. t;ou, and Rheumatic affections.
SfEER'S WINE is pure article from the Juice OF
the Port Grape possessing medical properties supe
rOr TO any other wine in use aud excellent article
for all weak and debtatcd persons. and the aged and
infrm. improving the appetite and hneil,'ine ladies
and children
Try II once. and You will not be deceived,
N RI the signature Of AIFiiED STEER is over
The cork Of each bottle
Sold by druggists and all first class dealers. who also
cell the CASTElIA FORT BRANDY. a choice old
article. imported only by Mr.. speer. direct from the
valley OF Oporo.
eN-Tradc supplied by wholesale druggists in New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and st. Louis. And hy a
A. SPEER. at his Vineyard in New Jersey. Prmri
pal Officr. aN Broadway. New York.
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON Il SHARKS,
Wholesale and Retail Drug ists Dcci-dly
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BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR DISABLED Sol
DiERs.- Extraordinary inducements offered
to disabled Union soldiers who desire to OBJ
tsan thorough commercial education, 1t
Bryant, Stratton 3 Merrilrs Commercial
Conee De.enport Always 20 to the
oesI send soea ciruul1e. my1O-dv
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New YORK, Dec. 5.-The Herald's special

says:
The joint commission to settle the claims
between the United States and the govern
msns of Colunbla has been submitted to
them some seventy cases. The commission
have passed upon a large number, some Of
which are mo t important. The c, minis
sion adjourned yesterday until Monda,
next, in order % pass upon the remainder
that have been submitted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

The great popularity of Mrs. Winslow' 8 Sootl
ing Syrup, for children teething has induced I'M.
Princ'Pied persons to put up articles to be used
TOT the same purpose, IN advertising winch they
nave not only copied our advertisements and no.
'., rom the press, bat have copied certificates
~ : 's''ers from caergymen and others, ailixina
other James TO our genuine certi6cases.-
Beware Of lml. >'ss' apl5-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

uIO0'ui run 10 Procure WIFE.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP fol Child
rem Teethng. II has been used fer 30 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. 1t corrects acdi-
" of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. As Dey street.
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
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WASHINGTON, Dec 4.
Governor Parsons teiegraplrs from Mot
gomcry, Ala, under date. OF Dec. I'd. that
the Constitutional amendment las been
adopted by an overwhelming vote, thus
making the 2sth State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05
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sY rns BARD OF .wRsrERN HALL"

Tine rolled sloas like the brook BY the door.
40 tAe boy grew up 70 b. . man;
uow, The Hermit he'd promised him, .often before
70 take hin 70 Chicago then.
- enc morping when fell Indian summers deep
Vse ~ forsst oil stripped Of its leaves.
AuA the euu looked slon like = world in blaze.
And the vind gently moaned Of Its griefs.
ne Hermit an youth started Chicago ward,
While the fresh hearted youth in delight,
Bans ahead and then back DER the moss covered
sward.
Tin he's weary and foot sore at night.
TIE fret thing they saw when they entered the
Va lady 1. full walking dress,
With . smile on her face most be witchingly
sweet.
fhas seemed lurking in each raven tress.
"whss's thstr cried the youth, "tis an angel
l knoss,
This IL heaven we've got there good luck
Now don't be fool" said the Hermit; throw
"IoSS angel u only duck
'Oh we'll take = pair home, said the youth
with delight,
LET me catch il, and pat its sleek head,
What quack for a duck as she screamed with
alright,
wAst Sadd. he said as she fled
The duck 'in good order, 'fell back" rery fast
And the youth still kept up the chase.
Till, ~ Randolph, he reached at last,
And h y Noto "Bard Of the place.
For you see the lady ran into WESTERN
HALL to claim protection, and the youth
followed in his innocent pursuit. Messrs. j.
II. Smith 4 Co., explained to the youth his
mistake aud gave him SUIT OF CLOTHES
to buy him Off lie has since gwen up chas-
ing ducks. and gone to writing machine
Poetry" for j. H. Smith & Co., WEsrERs
HALL CLornINa House, No. Y Randolph
street, who have the largest, best and cheap
est stock Of Thoroughly sponged Rcaiy Nude
Clothing in the city also, heavy stock Of
Piece Goods, which they make t, order
quickly, neatly and durabty.
Particular attention given to the furnish
ing goods branch.