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FAILING TO BARRICADE AN EXCAvATION-
Monday, man named Harry McArdle. made
IN excavation AT the corner of Sth and SITS
and when Intercepted by Sergeant Skippon
De SAID he did il by authority of the Water
Registrar. The Sergeant told him if he did
not finish before night 10 he sure 10 barricade
II, to prevent accidents. Al night, a team be-
longing TO Mr. Perkins, Sth street, between ID
and u streets ran away with a hack and the
coach was smashed IN the ditch, and one of
tie horses severely injured. Yesterday a war
rant was issued Tor the arrest of McArdlr and
he was taken before Justice Thompson for a
nearing McArdle told the Justice that he
would not pay a fine as he was the agent of
Inc Corporauon, and asked Il postponement
all this afternoon. The further hearing was
Erahten' but u was suggested that proof that
he Is = Corporation officer will not alter the
case
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ply THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
AND MARKET GARDEN ON THE HEIGHTS
OF GEORGETOWN. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November 18th,
al clock, will sell, the premises all of that
valuable property now occupied by Deidrich
Hieder, as market garden, lying west of High
street and north of and adjoining the residence of
Richard Cox and Henry kengla, EsQs., and COZ
tains thirteen tl3 acres, and IL in high state of
cultivation. Ii has good dwelling house, large
barn and stables, carriage house, smoke house
and all necessary outhuldings. There are threa
excellent springs of water the place, and pump
OF water at the door; and OF the finest views of
the Potomac river to be found in the District
This property offers a e chance for Investment
IL would suit for private residence, or could be
divided into building lots.
Terms: One half cash; balance in three six, and
nine months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the property. f..
,Conveysncing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. 80 ..t-'
Title rerfect.
no 2l6 TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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THE NATIOSAL USION SUFFRAGE Assoc1A
TON has been formed in this city with the fol-
lowing officers: President =. J. Bowen: Vice
President, Lewis ClephaEs; Recording Secre-
tary, >. :. bryant: CORES pOndmg Secretary
A. NJ. GangPwer: Executive Committee, l.. r.
Goodrich. n. ". ID. l.. Eaton, Pa, ID. H.
Nichols, Ill. ID. NJ. Kelsey, Nebraska, g. s.
Bates, N. J., l. b. ;. Miller, Wis.
Its object i announced 10 be s.to secure nv
every honorable means. TO every man of suIta-
bic age, uncOn victed of crime, the right 10 vote
at our municipal, State, and National elec-
lions"
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMFNTs To-NIGHT

GEovYR's THEATER.-Third night Of Muir
doch, who appears As Charles Surface" in
the elegant comedy of - School for Scandal :"
Tomorrow night. " The Stranger"
Communication burIesque ballet
pantomime, songs, and other performances by
the entire great company. Matinee this after
noon, and benefit OF officer Harrigan.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair and festival for
the benefit of tue new 81. Dominic's Church
Music, rare fancy articles, and a host of other
attractions, affording capital entertainment
ASSEMBLY = CHUECH.-Grand vocal and in
strumenIal concert The selections from
the best composers, and promise q rich mu=leal
treat.
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E0R RENT-Tws new HOU ES, on 81 street,
Il Georgetown, No. 53 and 81. containing Al x
rooms, with cellar. Rent moderate For terms
apply 20 JAS. ROBERTSON, Agent, No. 90 Pros
peCt street. no H-3tr
fOR KENT-FURSISHED ROOM on Dunbar
u tim street, No. 1874 between High aud Con
gress q reets. Georgetown no Wv
NILLER's NEW DRY GOODS STORE Just
w received, = large additional supply of French
Merinos. Poplins. Empress Cloths, all wool lie
laines, low priced Delaines, Plsiis, Black SiEs,
BUnbsZines. Alpscas (black aud cOior1d Co
bourPs, Shephard's Checks, Ginghums, Prints
very low blankets, Quilts, sheetiugs, ShirtiuR
Mpslins. Gloves and Hosiery, Flsunels, Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, shawis q large
stock Of Black Shswls, Cloths and Cassimeres for
sale low. at 1O1 Bridge ST.. Georgetown. ID G. by
no H-lms BENJAMIN mILLER
TIE PEOPLES BOOK.-Dr. wARRESiS
L HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN. treating OF all
known diseases, their cause. ptonls aud cure ia
plain Language. The Agent Is now receiving or
GERS for ii in Georgetown, ID. q. no IL LET.
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LADIES' LIST

LADIES' LIST.
Aostine MISS Hsly Lands Miss MsriaJ
BuTgOyne Mrs Charlotte LuveJoy Mrs Barbara
Brown Mrs Vim Nichols Mrs Sallie
Brewer Mrs Kinsey Norton Mrs Michael
Ball Mrs Margaret PendeCker Mrs Mary
Cook Mrs Jane RAINY Mrs Wfpnie
Cook Jane tcoldl RObinso Mics Annie
COonss mrs Mary Il shelton Mrs Rebecca
Gonnan Miss Alice Shepherd Miss Lucy
DOtsOn, Miss Josephine Stephens Miss Cordelia
DOnOghue. Julia Taylor Mrs Rehecca
Fall Mrs Jane Wybert Miss Agnes
Green Miss Emma Walters Mis- Eta
Johnson Sophiah Williams Mrs Elizabeth
ketnaB Miss Lizzie Will ANS Miss fancy
King Miss Mary Az Watkins Mrs Mary E.2
herman Miss Margaret West Mrs Sarah
Luchler Mrs Eliza Iesger Mrs Mary A
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bowler Cap WWHerstein & Parks Robert
Beckett W n e. Reiter Popo Reuben
Lrevn samuel Hilman Cap ChsPrice Sir
Bauir John Henderson Cap Palmer Chas III
Brooke Inward Holt Thos PaxOn ChanIett 2
Brown Frank Jones Thos,. Pease Atbth
Boyedy " P:s yone, Gebriiii Robinson VIM Fl
barte Capt Jennings Geo B Ross Geo w
CoibIrR Jcsh o Ingrahsm JnO wshailcrosi ] P-2
Clnrk David kTsgen Smith Jasw
oops0n Thos krnr t ssafd snPss JGs s6
Chsse John Kerchevsi ID sr.wsrt Floyd
Crossbey VIM @ Kraft John Sikken Chss
Elsworth CspP Keys Richard Sedgwirk Arthur
Erwin Waller ii spner RULt Tibbs Gibbou
F-nfOn Cap Jas Long Mr. Turner Joseph
Fogerty Vim Lawrence Prof GTay Tor Thomas
F aSnsE zap os .rS ssm1T TsSm T"d Han
fentUn John Myers Vim Walk Christ pher
Fehry III MoremaH Can Warner John w
Fort Ospt Alb m Mccormick Pat Wade Henry q
Grim Daniel MCEyoy JnO Wagner John 3
Gibbs Geo r Muudall Jno b Wheatey q
GIdH an Henry Moore GenW Bsyless
Gray Jno Morton Alfred Wilson James
Griffin WI Nicholson Jos Wh~atJS
Green Chas w Nesbett John Woo John
Hinsmsn John Nixon Burrell White % II d
Heryty Jos Price Thos Whiting DIV
HeTmOnd \ W Payne sml Williams EiICk
GEORGE Jr
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PERSONAL.

John Z. SLOUGH.
LAW OFFICE,
No. 25S street, between 18th and l4th,
Is 3mS Washington u G.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURIrURl

hOOskhoLD AND KITCHEN fURTUkH.
COWS, &C. AT AUCTION
On IL EsDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell. st
leociock =. m, at the residences OF q gentleman
declining housekeepipg, at the corner OF north d
and "a streets ssst, Capitol Hill, Known ss the
mousse Formerly occupied BY the spanish Minister,
an excellent assortment Of Furniture. We enume-
rate In part
Rosewood Dsmssk covered Parlor Suite consist
ing Of 2 Sofas, . Caster Arm Chairs and Psrior
Chairs
Rosewood Marble .oP Centre Table, Walnut Mar
bic top Sidetoard
Fine veiyet Tbree NV Bpu..si. sna othef ca.
Walnut. Jenny Lind, Mahogany and other Bed.
steads
Walnut wararobes, Extension, Dining and other
Tables
Walnut MarhIs top Dressing and other Bureau
Feather Beds and Bedding, hair and ether Nat
China Glass and Crockeryware
Cooking, Radiator and other Stsvea
With rood lot Of Kitchen Requisites, and I've
fpe Mich Cows. .---
Terms sASh.
no I'D GREEN WILLIkH0, Ausss.
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co., AuctiOnesrs.
% IN mEo r fhIhtUhs
Executor Of Dominick Conroy
no l6-dts JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucaoneer..

~ GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucnoneeu.
AUCTION SALE OF A BUILDING LOT on
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, BIT. Il AND q
STREETS SOUTH.
On THURSDAY, the sd instant. at o. clock y.
m in front of the premises. north part OF Lot in
good depth.
Terms cash.
All convey abcing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$50 down when sold
noIsd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Asct.; Georgetown
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov "a issy
at 4 o'clock p. will sell, in front Of the prem,
lies, part OF Lot \ o. al. fronting 20 feet on Dun
barton street, and running back &C feet.
Terms each.
Conveyancing and stamps ct the cost OF the pur.
chaser.
mol TH0s BOWLING, Auot
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

INOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS. A suite of
l Handsomely furnished PARLORS and BED
ROOMS, in one Of the most desirable locations in
the city. No. 457 Thirteenth street west. between
= and styeets, and only one minutes walk OF
Wizards Hotel and the KirkwoOd House and Pa.
no Him.
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4 INGLE,
y. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne 30 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree'
24ly WASHING row D. @
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EOR SALE OR EENT-Thst large, connections
! and elegant RESIDENCE occupied by the late
senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or
rented upon liberal terms Apply to Mrs. DOUG
LAS, corner Of street and New Jersey avenue or
toJ. G. MCGUIRE & co. The house can be seen
at any time moi If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-22

AT SEWARD BARRACKS, AT O'CLOCK
One ul Stable, 20 by 2s5 feet
The Buildings will be sold singly, and must be
removed within fifteen (l5l days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
By order Of Breyet Major Gen D. III Rucker
Chief Quartermaster, Depot Of Wellington
CHAS. II TOMPKINS,
ne H-t Brevst Col. and Qusrterraster.
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(soyERNhEET yATA. ,MARAQAIBo, La:
and for sale by J. Q. WHITwELL 90.
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EOR RENT-FRONT PARL0R and two BED
l. ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit
ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for a family
or single gentlemen to be let together separate
Rent varying from IS to $50 per month No. ga
ii street, bets 18th and 10th, one block fir om
uO I'll
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A EOyELTY-Kid Gloves colored TO look a.
"a good Is rev; Alec, kid and buck N N
&C.. clespsed in the neatest manner pYHiu
Agents for Ms.hington-At the National SiM1
stsap Lspndry, Sil street and Lake n.
tel 90 70 I'M "a
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E'OR SALE OR RENT-That splendid RESI-
4 DFNCE at the corner Of New York avenue and
18th street For particulars inquire at 80 street
north. back If Patent Office. at the hours Of ..
M. ] and 3 O'Clock .. M
su2 l-tf JAMES TOwLES. Property Agent.
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EOR REST-Several unfurnished ROOMS, de-
l. tigned for housekeeping. Also, a very desr
abe lodging ROOM, for a single gentleman, fur
nished or unfarnished. a. desired. Apply at cot
tagr, corner OF c and North Capitol streets.
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20 ". l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE MOSUnEN-
TAI RESTAURANT, LEASE, &C, OPPO-
SITE HARVEY OYSTER SALOON, at AUG
TON.
On THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. .. at u o'oIk,
we shall sell the entire effects or the Monumental
Restaurant, 321 18th street, near street, COM
prisiDg the entire
Bar and Fixtures, all complete
Eating Bar and Fixtures
And the Furniture contained in the house
With all the Effects in the hoHse.
The above sale will be peremptory.
Terms cash.
no 20 VIM. L. WALL a CO, Aucts,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Chief Qsartern7dSteTS OFce, Depof QJ WdSAtsgtos,l
Washington, ID. C., November IL, 1855 <
Will be sold at Public Auction, the premI.es,
under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
j. q. Lee. A Y. NJ at Alexandria, Virginia,
on III RSDAG, November 3. 1865, the following
described Government Buildings, as follows:
AT THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANYS
WHARF, AT 10 O'CLOCK a 81
One q Shed IS by 2l4 feet.
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ENOR RENT-A RESTAURANT, with bar at
i taChed. suitable also for aclotbing provision
store, 49s 9TH street, (only few doors from the
avenue Also. q large and cOmmod0us HALL,
well adapted for Concerts. Festivals, Cotllion Par
ties. &c, at 400 18th street. . q
nos 2wf w S. S1LLIMAN. Proprietor
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AUCTION SALES.
TEor otAer Auction Sales, rec fourth psss.I
RY CROWN, WALKER 4 CO., Auotioneer..

~W WILL BE ADDED to the above sale full
lire of Household Furniture, Blankets, &c, &c.
1t III X WALSH a CO, Aucts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
TRUSTEES SALE.


WHEREAS, on the ls,h day Of September, A.
W d ls57, Robert Baker and Eliza Baker his
wife, OF the county of Scott and STATE of Iowa,
ccmtcd INTO |. w Harrison Of the same place as
Trustee, certain Deed OF Trust. CONVEYING to
said trustee certain real estate SITUATED IN the
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, described as
follows, tn-wit: The north half OF Lot number
Twenty five 25 in Davenports out lots IN the
south west fourth Of north east quarter Of See
ton %, Township Is and Of Range East Of 9Th
NJ which said conveyance was made by the
sain Robert Baker and Eliza Baker for the pur-
pose Of securing the pay ent Of a certain PROM
issnry note executed by tn said Robert baker to
one Il NJ Dewey dated SEPT l4th, 1857. for the
sum Of $2l2 50-lu0. payable three months from
date said Deed Of Trust being duly recorded
in the Recorders Office a Scott County ut page
1s9 Of Book Is. ofTown Lot Mortgages.
And now, said note having become due and
nav able. and there beng balance still duo and
unpaid upon raid note, and the said Robert Baker
having failed to paw the same, i, |. W. Harrison,
Trustee a. aforesaid, lido hereby give this public
notice. that BY virtue Of the power whlchIs IN me
vested By said Deed Of Trust, will on Wednes-
dsv. the Goth day Of September, A. y. 1855, At
.hs hour Of one o'clock in the afternoon OF said
.dav al the Court House door in the city 81 Dav-
enport Scott county. Iowa, expose and offer for
sale at public auction for cash, the real estate
above described or 80 much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy and pay the amount due up
~ the sad note with the interest thereon TO the
dav Of sale. together with all the costs and ex-
nenses attending said sale, costs Of this adver-
| tisement and Trustees fees.
Dated August 25th, 1868.
I.W. HARRISON,
anp2s-d3w Trustee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
Constitution Life Syrup
Cures all Swelling Of the Glands,

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast. and
should be taken as soon as he swelling is detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking. and prodnc
ing troublesome DIscharging Sores. which dis
iigure - many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from six 10 twenty years ni age. =
oung children very subject 10 Discharges
from the Ears. which depends upon Scrniulous
constitution. These cases aoop recover by taking
aiew doses IL the Lille syrup.
All scroiulous persons suffering from General
Debility, Emsciaticn, DssePpsIa, and Dropsy Of
the limbs. .b'orncn and IN the female Uropsy o.
the oyares ard wonihs, generally accompanied
with inflammation and liberation ei the Uterus,
are permanently cured BY Constitution life Syr-
up. The disease known as Goltre or Sweied
Neck, the Life Syrup viii remove entirely. The
remcd. should be taken for some time, us the
disease scxeeethngy chronic and stubborn. aud
will not be removed without extra effort
Tumors Of the Ovares. 1umors Of the Breast,
and swelling Of other glands Of the body will be
completely reduced without rcsorting to the
knife, or operations of any kind
Epilcptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Dis
eases of the Heart, as pariia;ion, Disease OF the
Valves, producing grating filing sound, Drop
~ Of the Heart Case, and all the affections OF this
important Organ, persons Suffering from any
acute pain in the region Of the heart will be
greatly relieved BY Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

A party Of six from Marsballtown and s'x
from Cedar Rapids, last Tuesday, killed 400
''l n Dsss sr : - ,Ai,s..ssss!;.nsA.
| ages Of 6rc and wenv one ycae ateeoo
scbDol. "A totslS tncreaA q eo4 sver nss
year.
A soldier named Somers, belonging to
Company D, 9th Cavalry, was robbed at
clinton, on the nth, Of $500 and his dis
charge papers, while asleep in camp. A
conrade named Cross was the guilty scoun.
drel.
The storm last Monday evening was very
violent ID The neieh6orhood of Maquoketa.
accompanied with most appalling thunder
aud lightning. The Aaquoksts river rose
fifteen feet during the night.
Orr .foas Foar MADssos. -Sheriff Bush
left town on Wednesday for Fort Madison
taking with him Nicely, King, Doolitue and
Middleton, convicted at tic last tenn Of
court for divers offenses.-Des Nsines Reo>
ister.. ..--.x.
An Old offender, named George ". Davis,
was arrested at Dubuque last Tuesday, for
robblng John s. Plat, an express rnessen-
ger, with whom he roomcd at a hotel. of
500 and gold watch. lie Was caught on
the Dunleim ferry boat. lie is said to be
the most adroit thief in the place.
The Boafd Of Directors Of the Pella. New
ton 4 Marshalltown Railroad met in Newton
on Thursday last, and elected the following
oilicers: Presidept.~ u. II. Roberts, Of
Pela; Vice President, G. NJ. Woodbury., Of
Marshalltcwn; Treasnser, D. l.. CLARK. Of
Newton. The work Of surveying the rou e
was to begin at Pella on Monday last.
Burlington is having more than its share
Of wedding Incidents A couple were mar
ricd there the other day, and after tie cess-
mony was over, the groom asked IL there
was anything to pay. The parson stan
meringly said no was in the habit of taking
whatever was offered him The groom then
quietly took him out Of doors, and told him
conhdcntially that he had nothing with him
ous would take the parsons address and
sdsid him two dollars by stage
Cor HIS Goops BAok.-Mr. Draper, the
robbery Of whose store at Vandaia, VIC no
tced few days since, has recovered his
goods. As soon as he discovered his loss,
h. started in search OF the missing articles.
After travelling some time. he cahgtt u fell
low whom he suspected and arrested hun
On his way back, he came to where some
twenty-fv men were iiAlng a bridge. On
approaching thls place he told his prisoner
that those men were going to hang him,
and said that a rope they were using in
their work, was designed for that purpose.
Thoroughly alarmed, the thicftold Mr. bra
per if he wouldn't take him there, he would
show him whore The goods wn1e They
turned back and the man took Mr. Draper
into cornied. showed him the goods there,
and then made oil I,es Hotaes x gistss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29
Mercury, Hinirance from Business, o.
Exposure TO Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
pr ssMts practice IN EUROPE, the United States
anu reW Vrieans--the uianv r. mar kahle cure 10
has euected, which were pronorfced incursble by
me m9s' eminent 'ys',i ans, justiRef him in on
erin9 his services TO the confidence OF the unlor
un6Ae.
The following are some % the discnses termed
Private" and which Dir. Jane. permanently
cradica'cs. viz-S,philis, rrhupry, secondary
tertiary; Structures. urethtal Di-cha,rcs Glr,i.
Gonofrhes. gNccssrnal and niarnaI Emissions.
~ xnal Debility, Diseas:s o. " Rack am Ions,
matism II, droc,le. verccoccle. Cancers. e'c
Discusses peculiar 20 Females, such AZ Auonorr-
hea. DysnVnoarhSSiA, NetrWrbsgAa, CAIotu~is.
Ncrvnus pcleLss ttc.. Ancccasfsiiv Iruet.
ipr James long practice IN New 'iltnns, and
The eng nr>, nsnt OF the Medical irnie,niiy und
,hcf alihos cntue fouthrin press, r'culd cow
viscc me most tNcp'ica' that pr. james can and
will perioru al that be promises
pr JAMES would MISC call the attention cspe-
tally ~ those who have privately ana improperly
injured themselves IN that secret md SOLITARY
habl; Which NUNS boil iaAy and mind unit
ting th,in tot botl, business aud society. produce
ing both Constitutional Debility aud lniputeney.
The following are some Of The d 4 and me Ian
rhoy effects .srudarcd hy emily hnlit4 ~ t,a nth
sexual excuses. viz; Weak NESS Of the Back aud
Limbs, Pom IN thc Head, Dinness 81 Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power Fnlpiiaiiun Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia. Nervousness. lrritnhihiy.
symptoms ~ Consumption, Ne Mental, tho
fearful ELECTS on the uInd al. more t. he dread
ed Loss ot Memory, tuniuson II Ideas De
press ion 81 ~pIrils Evil forcboangg. Nvc,sion
10 Society, self biS,r Love et S"htude finn
idty. Sc. ne Some OF The evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any 81 the above dis
eases and symptoms, should not ia,l to all on Dir.
james, and he vt once restored to pvtect health.
Let false d,iicacy deter YOU hut call ~ onc-.
aud say, yom from the awful aud terrlhe
Consequences ~ these much H. be dreaded mula-
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS immediately
cu.ed ank iull |igor restored
Thos" ut distance. ny describing symptoms
-inclcsing stamp Tor return answer- will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DIR. -. u. JAMIE
J.. BOX 1876 fian2l d1wivl Chicago |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

nusrlc WINDOW SHApEs-Eyery house.
Keeper should know that 4 Window Sbod.
sa anuasactory has been opened in this CITY
Ss sonu street, three doors Eaat of per-.
T TS s,de, BY Chandler, Ra;lshscl e r.
anese shades are made Of str;ns - = ~:
woven together. and painted ~ 49,. Y; Mood
s VARIOUS colors They are very a", . .h,e IN
Ssssht' and should 10 found +; -o' land and
louise. Let US encourage this ns. sseay
w1 m enterprise libcraily. Ladies shon ld
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

- appears, by tabular statement in the
new York World. that the first Three wears
.s var 'nrew back the commerce of<the
United States just about as much - !, h.d
oeen advanced BY the preceding zen wears Of
peace. the lest year Of the war, il the rs.
suits could &c fairly and fully stated ~o.,a
show much greater proportiono,s ~ ~''.''.
Of commercial loss to the country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-29

= Two hundred pounds OF silver bullion
and plate, and $50, 900 in gold and silver
com, the property Of Don Francisco Cutter
os dc Bells, of Aqua Calientes, Mexico, ar
rived at Ieayenworth on Saturday last.