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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF HARNESS AND SADDLES.

Chief ouartermsster's Office,
Depot of Washington
Washington, D. c., July 7, 1866.
There Is on hand, at this depot SALE about $4,000
sets of United States Harness, consisting of
143 single sets of leadhorse Harness;
Liza " wheeLhorse
$3.50 lead-mule
5,4ll wheel-mule
SOL lead.borse Ambulance HARNESS.
and
LAZY wheel-horse Ambulance Harness
This Harness has been used in the pubic service
but it is still serviceable for road and farming pur-
poses
Sealed proposals invited for its purchase in lots of
100 sets and upwards t-
Proposals must plainly state what kind of harness is
bld o, Whether wheel or lead mule horse; and
ambulance harness, whether wheel or lead.
proposals are also invited for the purchase of several
Thousand worn Saddles Of various patterns in lots of
be at the Government Mill in this cjtv nm spnIi
cation to Colonel Charles H. 1ompkns A. o M.cor-
ner OF Twenty-secOnd and e. Streets
Proposals for the purchase of this Harness. &C. will
be received at this Office until IL NJ Tuesd ay August
1900 and should be endorsed Proposals the Pur-
chase OF Harness" = -9Ff45I -. Us
Payment in Government funds, must be made unon
the acceptance of the proposal and prior to the delivery
| of the Harness, &C. - ~7-f'
The undersigned the right to reject all memo
| sails which may be considered too low.
The sale OF Harness. at public auction, advertised
June H. is discontinued o
The sale of Wagons and Mules is still going on from
| day to-day. Purchasers are invited to attend.
! -. ID. HI, RUCKER,
Jyz4 Brew Maj. Gen. and Q. M.
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PECIAL SALG OF SERVTClCARy,E
DHAFT HORSES

NUAhTEhmAsTER' GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 26 1866
BY order OF the Quartermaster General there will be
sold at public auction, during the month of july 1866
at the times and places named below, viz:
G1esboro, D. g, Monday and Saturday of each week.
New York City, Wednesday, July 8.
New YORK City, Friday, July Z, and on Tuesday and
Friday of each week thereafter the Sta
bles corner Tenth avenue and Thirty.ffth street.
Philadelphia, Pa, Thursday of each week
Baltimore Nd. w ednesday, July IL.
Baltimore, Md, Wednesday, July 26
Johnstown, Pa, Wednesday, July s.
Elmira, N. Y +, Friday, July IA.
Lancaster, Pa, Friday, July 2S. fFt
day. = '"
An opportunity to purchase superior class of Draft
Horses, at far less than their true vaue now offered
to the public The animals, though and servicea
ble are no longer required in the army and must be
Sold The attention of managers Of city railroads and
manufactures is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. M,
Terms cash, in United States currency. +. r "a
JAMES A. EKIN,
80 Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
Jyz4 LIST Div. Q. NJ. G. o.
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The American Publishers continue to reprint
the above named periodicals, hut the cost of
printing has doubled, and the price of paper ut arr
y trebled they are compelled to advance their
terms as follows: ..s l. ...', .g-t-
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QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFfIcEo
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON CITY, June 49, 1865. J
Will be sold at public auction during the month of
Juiy 1865 to the highest bidder the times and places
named below, viz:
Baltimore, Nd, Wednesday, JuIy5.
Giesboro, ID. c., Thursday July 6.
Giesboro D. Co. Friday, July J. and on Tuesday Thurs
day, and Friday, of each week thereafter.
York, Pa, Friday, July
Mitintewn, Pa Friday, July T.
Williamsport, Pa, " ednesday, July H.
Reading, Pa, Friday, July H.
Easton, Pa, Tuesday, July 49,
Baltimore, Md. Wednesday, July 49,
Newport Pa, Friday, July21 e-
Pottesville, Pa, Friday, July %. ,rg vr
Wilmngtown Del, Saturday, July 90
Baltimore, Md, Monday, July 81 y " II ieE
Two hundred Cavalry horses each day.
For road and farming purposes, many good bargains
may be had. Horses sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms cash, In United States CURRENCY
JAMES A. EKIN,
90 Brew. Brig. Gen. in charges
yz4 LIST Division Q. M. G. O..
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PERIODICALS.

BRITISH PERIODICALS.-vI tn L
DLopdon Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wing
The Westminster Review Radical.
The North British Review Free Church.
AND Isl ed
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
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NNVlTtnG PROPOSALS FUE TIL II pUs.
ERNMENT MULES
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ANAcr in Relation to the Naval Observation

AN ACT in Relation to the Naval Observatory.
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House of Reps
resentotives ofthe Unitca States of america Il,
Congress assea, bled, That so much of the first
section of the act of third OF August, one thou-
sand eight hundred and fortyseight, entitled "An
&C. making appropriations for the naval service
for the year ending the thirtieth of June, one
thousand eight hundred and forty.nine," as re.
tuires that the superintendent of the naval OBJ.
servatory st Washington city shall be a captain
scammander. or lieutenant in the navy, be, andis
hereby, repealed. and no officer of the navy ems
ploved as superintendent shall receive other than
The shore-duty pay of his grade.
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of deed recorded as Aforesaid to be evidan "a
thereof, in the same manner and to have the
executed, acknowledged and recorded according
to law.
Sec, 2. And be itturther enacted. That nj, az.
captions In favor OF parties beyond the District of
Columbia, which may by existing laws be renlied
or relied on in any action or proceeding brouobt
In said district, are hereby repealed and abroes-
tad: Prosided That this section she ii not effect
the right OF parties IN actions now pending, and
snoh as may be brought within three years from
the passage of this act.
Sec. s; Aad be il 1srther enacted, That the act,
of Congress- approved May thirty-frst, eighteen.
hundred and thirty-two, and April twenty
eighteen hundred and thirty.eight, in reference
10 the Acknowledgement and recording of deeds
of laud situsted in said district shall be taken and
construed :as cumulative with the acts of Mary
land on the same subject in force in said district
at the passage thereof, and that an acknowledge.
ment made and certified in compliance with any
one of said acts, and before any officers authorize
ed by either Of said acts to take scknOw ledge
ment, whether in or out of the District of Coz
laMbia,) shall be good and effectua and if it
shali appear that the grsnter acknowledged
OF she acknowledged the deed to be his or her act
Md deed. And any acknowledgement made by q
femme covert under either of said acts of Con.
gress (Which shall be sufficient uuder the pro.
Visions of this sct) of any deeds executed by her
husband, and heretofore recorded in the District
of Coluiabia, shall be good and effee tuai TO bar
all claim on her part TO dover in the lands de.
scribed therein, situated in said district althoup
shs shall not have executed the same.
Approved. March 8, 1866.
An Act further to provide for the Verifcation of
riaatas1 ~ Invoices.
Be u enacted By the PSesate and House of Re,
Qressmsassses Of the United States Of America in
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AND FANCY GROCERIES,,
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eliminated G BY any of the evidence given in
the trial of Booths accomplices.
Translated from the Paris Pays, May 27.1
1t we may credit q despatch received from
London, Mr.. Johnson has frankly admit.
TED that he committed an error in accusing
MIR. Davis of completely 10 the terrible
crime of the l4th Of April. Mol Jefferson
Davis, a man who was once United States
Senator and Cabinet minister, and who be.
fore the war enjoyed the esteem of his fel-
low citizens in the North, and subsequently,
that Of the Southerners, 10 connection with.
Stonewail jackson, Lee and Johnston can.
not be an ASSASSIN. Ills former life con-
POUNDS such an accusation, and the law Of
nations will not allow him TO he treated
otherwise than as a yanquiscd and disarmedl
enemy. e,s 80
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HEApo'as. NoRrH'N. Div. OF Ia !.
) Shreveport, La, June 4, 1865.
General Orders ]

: Shreveport, La, June I, 1865.
General Orders,
No. 81.
In the occupation Of this country.
the Major General commanding dc.
sirest to impress upon the officers
and soldiers Of this command
the fact the war is over, and,
N future. no -foraging or lawless 90.
Precipitation Of private property, will
be tolerated. After the achievements
OF the past four years, you should not
permit your glorious record to be sui
lied BY lawless acts, for by SO doing,
you would change the admiration Of
the world into contempt. IT ii the
mission Of the army now tasassiist il
the restoration Of law and order, CON
.fidence and good feeling among Il tlle]
people. Ct would be ungencrons to|
90 less than this, or to forget, nov
that the authority Of the United States
j. tabished and acknowled dyed over
the whole country, that the prosperity
Of 9 part. is tile prosperity of tllel
whole l1lerery way, therefore, thel
utmost care will he taken to teacfthel
inhabitants that we are their friends[
and not their enemies, and 1latl
wherever the authority of lid UnitedI
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J Col. Nelson, with a detachment 8
the Goth, came to qaell the disorder
when he shot, probably mortally, b,
one of his own hen. !.
i Capt. Wilson, Of the Naugatuck
with squad Of sailors and marines
i quelled the disturbance.
!, new York, June 23.-Payne has
confessed that he attempted to assas.
!sinate Secretary Seward. Algerth
confessed that he was one Of a party
to capture President Lincoln and his
cabinet, but when the murder was
proposed he backed out.
Washington, June 23.-Mrs. Sur
tratt continues very sick.
Henry Vandiek has been commits.
stoned as Sub-Treasury at New, York
Junius Brutus Booth was uncondi
tionally released this morning from
the Old Capitol Prison.
San Francisco, June % Dis
patches from New Westminster the
capital Of British Colnmhia sav a.
Russia telcrranh lines ,vera o. i /. ' ~
Iin thai cifg ~ tha glltb an5 ~. ns W
would be- Som II ccnnse au , ,,,;t, wy
mining cams Of caribs 'apa WIN .,e
date towns -. AAs0'no
The Union o;tn t;orot ~.
i,nan;monsIn ~ as x ). 3 amos.
Oreron, yestera ppu''Su ~ o1'lana
Wasbinptnn .Irns 90
disnatch IS IA Dss,ar - speciai
M sontb ID noi i,o9sJ ~, 9ouilAi says
our Government "a 49, as aha. asasa
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Alley andfla, la. Jnne 26 1856. e
ISpEci II 0sDERs.
L /. Hereafter the uniform adopted h
/ the late Southern Confederacy wiltaot ii
tpcranitted be worn within The limits al
this Command, except By officers colorcd
servants. 8
II. Persons who hare belonged to the "a.
bel armies returning 10. their homes under
parole viii baaloWed twelve hours to com.
ply with the above order. \ ii I. s3,a 81
IlLt The pract ce INDUCED in by some,
pare!ed prisoners Of war; Of wearing their
side arms Id public, are in direct violation
the customs Of war add must be discon
tinued. e. ~ ,7a
. IVAN officers Of this Command viii.
arrest and bring to the Provost Martial,
at these Headquarters any person whom.
they may see violating the foregoing order
Y Prior to the nrrender Of tile Rebel
armiesin this Department, large numbers of
soldiers belonging to their armies absented]
themselves from their commands and vent
TO their. homes, carrying their arug'with
theias Allssrch persons are invited toll
appear with their arms at these Headquar.
tiers for the purpose. Of being paroled, !. j
10 those only who surrender their arms
Will the privilege be extended. All Others
will be considered as outlaws and treated |
accordingly.
WI. All officers and soldiers Of This
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HEADeuARreRs u S. posr
( a. a I. 80 e. - s. ~

y, - g y Il s. le lcD0.
GENERAL ORDER No. Q.
The following named officers are
hereby assigned 10 duty on the STAFF
Of the foloDel Commanding and viii
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
Captain Charles " keeting, 85sh
t. S. 9. /, Provost Marshal. s
lst Lieutenant Charles G. IIodsdon,
tAdintalt Soth q, s. 6. /, Post Adjus
tant ~
g Lieutenant Bid5le Bosgs, solh
US 9, ! Post ORDNANCE. Officer.
I'd Lieutenant Chandler Robbins
81, 8oh y. s. G. | Acting Gomnils-
sary Of Subsistence,
VS.. MUDHETT,
/. !. Colonel soth g Sc. i.
Commanding.
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/ ~ The mother Of Maggie Mitchell
writes to the New York Times to con.
tradict a charge against her. daugh.i
ter, that she once tore down the
American flag and danced on It.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-28

Dg May not . bird who sleeps up.
on the wing be said to occupy a
feather bed?
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MA Fifteen vessels are to compose
the Mississippi sqaadron, commanded
by Rear Admiral Lee.
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mr A gentleman is one who COM
blnes a woman's tenderness with q
mans courage.
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N. B,-They will purchase Cotton
at the highest market rates.
BLAIR = sToNEBRAKER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
ExpaAc1lsG;

AND FANCY cRocrRrzs.
| s
Mines, Scbnapps,
Coiiee, Candies.
~ 1, &, e -
lad, n;aaa ~.
Soap Ketchups,
ickles Goldfish,
s' Fruits,
Trea -
.le, B;tler.,
Cider, Mustard,
Tobacco, Indigo.
na1as' Hacking,
al =, Lamps
l'nwaFe
,ro0ns
w rs- $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

The rsbels hsve discovered thsa Fort Fisher
Wos Of - value TO them since they have lost il,
whiDs ''oee beys" have found In Il the key that
bee unlockea I'll the outsr defeuses Of Whaling
tea. So. IN gaining shearty digestion, We securs
The Port fl6Aer 70 I'll the ailments Of the heman
system. To this end n0oTDsssR's sirrEns illus
teate the combised actson Of the Navy and Army
~ sileaciug the gone ofths enemy aud in expell-
iag him:
Where the appetite fails they renew Il.
Add 'tis not for the moment they do il Il
But antieipating TIE question,
Our tonic restores the digestion.
Believed tAua, and strengthened the stomach
No longer b felt - . hummock.
Or On enemy restless and stealthy,
Bat active, elastic and healthy,
Add this tone Of the stomach you'll find,
From il influence genial and kind,
Imparts the same vigotous tone 70 the frame
Add ightens and 'bfightens the mind.
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The fall of Fort Fisher is working q rev.
olution in the minds Of the people Of this
State which, If there Is any meaning In half
the threats enlanating from the Safe capital,
must result in the separation of North
Carolina from the Confedcracy soon after
Raleigh is garrisoned by the Union forces,
which is the necessary protection required
by the conservative party, \ majority of
whom, says rebel paper, favor q return to
the Union even with emancipation.
The enemy are removing their supplies
from Wilmington with view, it il thought,
Of evacuating the city.
1t il estimated that there il over one hun
dred and sixty million dollars worth of cot
ton stored, from Wilmington, along the line
Of the railroads reaching into South Caro-
lima and the southern part of North Caro-
lima, which the enemy will order to be
burned as soon as our forces approach.
Sherman's movements are regarded with
much alarm by the rebel papers of the State,
which predict that he will attempt to hold
Goldsboro and Raleigh.
The Raleigh IN. G. Standard, and RAJ
eigh Ptcyrsss, and the other conservative
papers in this Stste are paying high tribute
to the military genius of Sherman, whose
approach they welcome with open nantes
tatiOns
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rns swAMPs OF SOUTH CAnoLrNA.

TAsAelAsds ofSsesssies, vastia sxtsst, trsach-
eeoae ead dis0al = aaaes, rank With poisonoua
ve9seallso, swafming viii reptiles end vsnenoua
iesscss. ana reckiug With psstilsace, are prolific
efnissnetie disorder, from the simple ehill and
lsvee - ~ terrible ''Yellow Jack >" Gen Has.
t1f's preventive for his soldiers in command Of
tAaI Depestnesl was little quinine, mixed With
whIskys and administered in "prophplactic dos
q, !" mosning ND evening. Bat The knowing vet
sssaA fFom Skoss Csrolias swamps Who have tried
Aesesttsr's prescription, say that.
When We mists Of the morning
Afise - warning,
Ard the deWs ofthe night
Descend with blight.
" here our Dittefs employed
Tho mioama's destroyed
The astidote's felt in the taking,
There fbllows - weakness or aching,
Ne heavinese. trembling or qaakinG;
No sossufs u freezing o. burning;
No rose1eooness, yswning or ycafning,
Fer waGsr; no twisting or turning.
Dat heoltA. strength end spirit 70 wag On,
AaA - aght like 81. George with the dragon.
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ST. Louis, Feb 90.
Col. Livingston, commanding on the plains
reports two fights near Mud Springs, from
the 4th to the 9th insts, between nearly
1900 Indians and 200 of the 111th Indiana
and 7th Iowa cavalry, under 1t. Col. Col
Inns. The Indians were driven of with q
loss of 40 killed. Our loss Is killed and 81
wounded. The Indians went north, num-
bering 100 lodges, driving two herds of cap
tured cattle with Them
Gen. Ewing telegraphs from Washington
that he made arrangements for raising Ii
regiments of cavalry in this State for one
years service, which will relieve Missouri
Of 6dran.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. ii, !
~.sn Nnn Eo1~ on

VIZ OAAHO, T GU. ~.
The rebel Colonel Griffith. commanding
Woodville, La, placed an embargo upon
the passage. Of cotton and citizens to the
Federal lines.
The annual report of Thos. w. Conway,
superintendent of the Bureau of Free Labor,
shows the following result: Number Of
freedmen now under Conway's charge, sup
ported by Government, 400; expenses,
N113jOO
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the army Of Gen. Sherman, from Atlanta, in the
The restorative action Of tonic and alternative.
- We have seen from the conciliatory spirit in
which that army was received BY the citizens Of
0avannah, after nearly four years Of the bowe.
CONSTANTS ofthe Southern Confedeeacy. so. too,
When from the exposures and irregularities Of
the soldier life. our brave boys begin TO fall Rom
troubles Of the bowels:
4 hall. wine glass 70 those suffering men
or Hostetter's Bitters, now and then,
nay morning aud evening. they'll need no more,
win soon their regular function restore,
which, changed and deranged, they new dsplore
A mid alternative such troubles will cure,
AID ours 10 that remedy, pleasant and sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

E DUCATE FOR BUSINESS.
Worthington, Warner 4 Pratt's
DAVENPORT
Commercial COLLEGE
L. Claire Block, Cor. Second 4 Draay
Ssfeesss Davenport Iowa.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST COLLE0E
i in the West. A link OF Worthington and War.
ncrs American Chain, located in Boston Mass; Ban.
gor, Me-. Concord, n. H.; Auburn, N. Y Madison,
Wis. and San Francisco, CAL designed 70 impart to
young men and ladies q sound business education, .
new and cminently practical course Of instruction,
With theory and practice combined, BY means Of tho
Bank Of Issue With cash capital Of half million
dollars. In finely engraved Bank Notes; and BY
means Of the system Of
INSTRUMENTATION
between the College, novel; interesting and practi.
cal feature of the course In which the student shps
goods, receives cenaignments receives and renders
an account of sales, conducts correspondence &C.,
can be offered by any single school.
The COurse OF Instruction
embraces every branch Of business The learner
viii be thoroughly taught the science and practice Of
q Z
ing, &c. requiring the student to open. conduct and
and Double Entry, fully illustrating the method Of
changing from one system to the other, with every
variety Of partnership contracts, division Of losses
and gains &C. The sets embrace large variety Of
entries and bring into requisiton all tho forms Of
husiness paper such o. Notes, Drafts Bills Of Ex-
change. B. lis Of Lading Certificates OF Deposit
Statements, sc.
The spencerian System Of
r e ~ NJ n ~ 8 HIP
taught by the most accomplished penmen, Of many
Telcgraphing.
The large and constantly increasing demand for
good sound operators. has induced to organize .
department for thorough instruction in this branch,
and We are enabled to present advantages equal to
any that can be offered on the continent. The In.
ducemeDts TO obtaining knowledge Of Telegraphing
were never - great At the present time.
An experienced practical operator in charge Of this
Photography.
shorthand reporting, taught in the most thorough
manner.
To Disabled Soldiers,
All these branches OF business education present
the most appropriate and available means Of Qualify
Ing themselves for situations adapted to their cond
ton.
A liberal discount made in favor Of those worthy
Of auch conssderstson, and best efforts employed
IN procuring good situations for such compe-
tent
General 1mformati0n.
Time ef Corsmencins-As there are no term ii.
visions, the school continuing without interrupted
throughout the year. students enter at any time
and pursue the course Of study 1t their option,
though, without necessary detention, they are a.
pected TO pursue their studies assiduousiy ana .
- present at all the college exercises Eaeh student
alar wants thus enabling him 10 advance = rspidy
~ his ability and application viii edmit.
Prepm osOry Education. An ordinary English ed
Son% he sn.s - nnd env
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-21

Our latest advices from the shattered army Of
Gen. Hood 10, that having retired into the woods
ef Northern Alabama, ne il laboring to repair
Ae0aess. and with = poor prospect Of success.
This " believe TO be true; but from IN attack of
sisknsss, the animal powers, like Hoods army,
ars shattered, dcmoralized, obroken up, ~ We
nay Say
When the body is weak and distressed,
Aud the mind is disturbed and depressed,
Orr Bittsrs 10 know, il you'll try.
Will the wants Of the system supply
New life to the blood to the nerves and the brain
I'LL you feel that King Richa. DIS himself again.
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0alenfc lnSiituto-
Established 1850, and charter
ed By the Legislatures Of Ken.
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment Of all diseases Of the
Urinary and. 0enerative Or
|gaps, including Seminal Weak.
meas and venereal Diseases.
sJust l,ahlls1Ae0.
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CONTINUATION Ft.ee.

Patients must write their name, State, post Of.
fee address. All letters requiring an answer,
must contain letter stamp, and be addressed to
DR. KNAPP & SON, Box 64S3, Chicogo, III.
~. ANY Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully BY the patients describing their ease
DR.. Knapp. who will visit Davenport regularly
in the future. can be consulted at the lie Claire
House. on Saturday Sunday, Dec. z4th 25th ;
Saturday and Sunday, March 4th and 9TH Sat-
urday and Sunday, May 9Th and 7th, and Satur-
day and Sunday, July sth and 9TH. Decl2dly.