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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23
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From Dyspepsia
READ! REFLECT!l ACT!!,

TARHANT i co.. am a resident of Cura.
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concerning the rcsi value OF YOUR SEITZER AP-
ERIENT as remedy for Indigestion and Dys
gratitude for the great benefit the SELTZER has
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Ter being under the treatment Of several doctors
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three dollars.
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for reference, and if Won cannot procure them
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UNITED TATES HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE
Ny. L New Haven l. Western r. +. Depot,
.....slR eeeA ssges', IL,
b Q S L O N .,
ny r. N. PRATT.
my16-1y Formerly ofthe American House
: m 49, - >.s - - s.~ wSt

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ONE SQUARE WEST OF BROADWAY, BIT. corKTLASD
AND DEY STREETS, NEW york
JOHN PATTEN. JR. PROPRIETOR.
TNHE Pac1r1c HorrL is well and widely known
i to tue ira cling public. The location Is
especially suitable to merchants and business
men; it is in close prox unity to the business part
Of The city--is on the highway Of Southern aud
Western travel-and adjacent TO all the principal
railroad and steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal ACKNOWLEDGMENT 900
guests it sweIl furnished, aud possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort and eIer
tsinp.ent Of its inmates. The rooms are spacious
and we'll ventilated; provided with gas and wat
er; the attendance is prompt and respectful aud
the table is generously provided with every del
ieary Of the season. -4 r. G.
The subscriber, who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee, is now sole proPrietor. and
Intends to identify bimself thorough, with the
interests Of his house. With long experience a.
hotel keeper, he trusts, by moderate charges
and . liberal policy, to maintain the favorable
reputation of tho Pacific Hotel.
N d. To prevent overcharge by hackmen. the
coaches of the Hotel are owned by the proprie
tor tsep7 dty) JOHN PATrEK, Jr.
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DAILT6FM0CRAT.

Tss entirs AnelA af Ne raisped betwesa
Yea Crus ron4 2e1iQ nm - elS milss
thS hifhsst ssaaie ~. s,tOo fsst above
ths =, icing dsatls the 6ieh( sfany e.hsr
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pSp nile. o. which thscurves have radius
n 600 fesE. fhses b one hridee y b built
- ~ hidh, besbdo etsAl fanasls, etc.
p. G. +. BsAurzoA q, )iats General. hos
been reported vssionsiy to be in New York,
Paris and Mexico. But the New Orleans
Pieayune, Of the 9Th insf, ssys he is in that
city, has been ever since the war endcd,
and intends to remain there TO meet the
responsibilities and discharge all tho duties
oil citizen.
A noDs1 miniature locouotive, made n
gold and silver. with ruby for abead-light
and costing $4,000, b On sxhibi1ken at
Taunton, Mass. lte wheels arss dstsso By
clock work.
a IsUss i stin standing in Portsmouth.
N. H.. helightning rods Of which were put
up un1sr The ~dspsgih tendence Of DR.. Ben
|jemin Fmsklin in 1862.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23

FIT. COOPER, late editor Of the Jackson
Nississiptan, who was brought mr. trial
before military commission, Tor shoot
ing Z negro soldier, has bsen A0lnitted..
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n.CARTR0'S

Il
m. CARTR1'S
OH b A L g a NJ
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TIME nOsr YgxFECT. PLEASANT AND
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disessss 81 he Throat, Chest md Lans.,
Dr. Cartcr's Ceueh Balsan
hi. m.d;c;.. immediately STOPS the COu0u
produces free and easy expectofss'on, =. 80
mucuous and foul matter ron srS - 1922
gives ease ie .difiica't brs ataine s:PEkDY CURE
sioa Of the Lungs and effects ., 70 or,.a
- sooshine and healing ali Pulmonary Organs.
'is Dr. C.rter's Cough Balsan
i. purely vegetable in its ingredients, end per.
fertly harmless in its qualities, ana q mno ahd
nIeasort A. the most delicate cordial ~ mas been
in general use for the last ten years. J.n.':
bottles have been cold. and ply s'clans.
and all who have used il unite n ssyf RIM
the MOST SPEEDY and kffiOAoAO"
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WINTER COC6 :o,
The harsh dry winter Cough, which amicts OLD
PEOPLE and lpvalids in q low state VI nsaith,
cen lie efiectuslly cured BY the use OF
Dr. Carter's Cough HsaIsaM.
4. II w.rms. unosseus ssd stlnulstes the whole
bresthinr apparatus, and imparts new lie 70 The
emaciated system Immediate attention should
be given 70
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of Inc 'usM,
Reader, have you Cough, Cold, or any disease
the ung,' Do no. neglect h. uerisc,,n nan
common cold. Coughs and colds. u mol cured IN
their e.sy lead to ~ .Ss,se time, nsn
and procure at once that celebrated remedy
nbr. Carriers Cough 1SnsSaA.
Which never fails 10 cure Coughs and Colds 10
q fe DAYS. and hns cured thousands upon thous-
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all other remedies had failed, and the patients
had been given up to die. This Balssm y the
most perfect and iufalible remedy for all diseas-
es Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
Mr. Ask for DR.. CARrKa's CoUGn BAlsAs.
and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for trial, bottle large bottles,
q, so per bottle
Sold al DR.. EASTERLY 4 co. Family Med
icino store. corner of Third and Chestnut SITS.
81 Louis, No, and at their branch Store w Mad
ison street, Chicago. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23
WI - 'NUU,
THOMAS Il. FLORENCE

:. From JoaN y. WmxxRsnAx. Esq.,, firm Of
M'ckersham 4 Hutchinson. the celebrated Man
uiectuters OF Fancy Iron Works, 25y Canal St
ain the rec p,ent from you one Vi the vreateak
iavors that can be conferred npon man. viz -
that Of health For many years have / suffered
from QUE OF the most annoy ing and facilitating
complaints that the human family can be ailiited
with, Chrome Uinrrhsa
During the long time was suffering from this
disease, | WAS attended by regular phy sicians.
giving me but temporary relief The csssc
seemed ~ remain until was induced to try Dr.
Hoofisnd,s German bitiers. After few bottles
ed to be ersdicated.
l often iuwardly thank you for such valuable
specific, anal, whenever have MI opportunity.
cheeriully recommend it, with full condolences 10
its reliability.
Truly yours, JOHN b. WICKESHAM.
New York, Feb. 2 1854.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23
JACOB BROOM,
l7O7 spruce st.
From Rev. ". D. TEiosRIkD, Pastor Of the 18th
Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
Philadelphia, December 2sth, 1868.
Aessrs. Jones 1 Evans Gentlemen - hsve
recently been laborng under the distressing &c.
fects Of indigestion, accompanied by prostra-
ton Of the nervous system. Numerous rene.
dies, were recommended BY friends, and some q
them tested, but without ief. Your Hoofisna's
Gcrma0 Bittcrs were recommended by persons
who had tried them, and whose favorable men.
ton Of the Bitters induced me to try them.
must soufesa that hsa 30 averslsa 10 Patent
Medicines, from The thousand and one" qusck
'Bitters," whose only sim seems TO be % palm
oGsweetened and dragged liquor apos the com.
munty, in . sly wsy and the tendency ofwhich.
fear, il to make many confirmed dfunksfc.-
Upon learning that you're was really medicsu-
81 preparation, took il with happy eject. IL
action, not only upon the stomach, but upon W
nervous system. was prompt and gratifying. l
feel that have derived great aud permanent
benefit from the use Of few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
W. D. SEIRFkIED. No 25l Shack amazon 81
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23

" ESTEE2ev HOIEL.
Nos. O. II. 10 4 IL CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
u. D. WIxcngsfKR X T. d. WINCHESTER PRoP's.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
/ this Hotel, our Iowa friends will find especi-
ally adapted 10 their convenience, being coniig
Gus 10 all the western Rail Road and Steamboat
landings. Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23
DIR. J. 4. SCHENCK.

DxAR S,R:-For over fifteen gears have bceh
troubled with severe Cough. and usually two OF
three times year with more or less hemorrh"ge,
which for the last few years has kept me thin IN
aesh. aud too weak 20 do business Of any kind
without suffering. In August last had very
scvers heraorrage, and according to the 1sdg-
rneut a y good New York phvsiefan,l was class
ed a. evond the reach of medicine, aud MAS Cd
yised to b. prepared 40 far as property matters
6sve concerned, to leave this world Ut short no
.ticc This ply stefan land my good friends) said
that 1.-THE first severe cold took must prove e.
tai" Early IN January itook. sevcFe cold. and
Sn sREET ys.r .
Shink about the leth Of Jannarj pssssred =
bottle Of your Pulmonic Syrup, aud commenced
taking Il freely. Ny feet aud limbs we're very
mach swollen. end ell the symptoms Of speeSy
death seemed to aceympany my cold. sent for
INV former physician and stated ts him that
wss taking YOUR medicine aud after showing
them 70 aim. and having tasted o. them etc.. he
replied: 'You can take them i You like, they
viii Do you no barn. nc sa.d gu ~ mo. .s'".
8 now. fyou have any businessto close up, 90 mo-
nut il Of" lie said 70 other friends shat q
- s.couid sac no hope tor me-" aud my friends ant
relations osacludsd nv time hsd cosae At thu
s ". .,ss fs ss Doctor s. ssss sasd
times. and 70 ind me much to his surprise b
~? Nv ssisS *. lScqelsihg in your medicines
and had a.WSsh t0sheve y0a examine my csS
~ and 80 whss yoa had 70 say. when ycs srs
:, ~ - SUI nttle encouragement. but, on IT,
esnsrory. oppressed doubts of ~ syy:s beinI
teirsd 80 q ~ then seeming difficulties; tn
secend amstAi NV psiled. endiiPg s.ail(sln
Ss: yoa ssya - ssccefsss%Hss:ss sSs1f vru run
S ne sS,, TSees S,ioSeS your savics, and
the surprise u ~ I'D phySicssr and tiends
seem much better thar ] have been pr aver
years, and breathe better than etcr sxpecsad
paeteiy dried up / feea very Rrsteilato yeu, -
yss+: :s s,sis - sd' s asihEE If'dis
corner me- Il "A s css ss:s : 4
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ggfysted- AZ he Hsdisisss ere, for sale br DR.
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HOTELS AMnfDoARoIMc.

HOTELS Ann BOARDING.
1sCRT1s HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH SHEETS
~ Davenport. Iowa
SCOTT N q T. Sc,
Corner l1nrr1sOn 4 Front streets,
Duvehport, AOwn.
r j. HUMPHREY, Proprietor OrrcE for
- . stages leaving for LeCiaire, Princeton, Ly
ons. Dew9h. Maquoketa and Anamosa Iap29
RENNsYl.vANlA HOUSE.
1VORNER OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS
ADAyIs Sous, PRopIiErons. Free omnibus
70 and from the cars aud boats. Proprietor Of
Witt and Maquoketa Stage Lines. Stages leave
he House for Ne shove named and contiguous
points every day. hnl dwu
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
CORNER RANDOLPH 1 WELLS STREETS.
Chicago, III.
mh2s dsml :. II, SKINNER.
RIG III Nj OND HOU {. f,
Chicago, Illinois,
Corner South Watcr Street and
Michigan Avenue.
uv22-dlv W. L. PEARCE. Proprietor.
MONONGAHALA HOUSE,
Cor. Smithfield and Water Sts.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Only First Glass House in the City
JOHN A'DONALD CROSSAN. Prop.
EVERETT HOUSE,
~. n.OaiN. Me-.
THIS HOUSE IS CENTRALLY LOCATED
i OCCUPYING the entire block, from Locust 10
Olive streets on 4th
JENNINGS L CILDERSIEvE.
NEW REVERE HOUSE.
Corner North Clark and Einsie Streets,
Chicago.
GILBERT DUTCHER.......... Proprietor
euerch0Mt'S Hotel.
FIFTH STREET, NEAR MAIN.
CiNClNNHTI, IOWA.
Gallahcr, Nelson & Co., Proprietors.
This house is kept in first class style, and is
&c : trallv aud pleasantly located mhl7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23

ETUm tue nv. IuOS. WNy8U. II. u, Fo9t0t Of
Roxborough Baptist Church.
DR.. Jackson,-Desr Sir: i feel Il due TO y~ur
excellent preparation, BooHand's German 1it-
ters. 70 add ny testimony 70 the deserved reba-
troubled with . great disorder in my bead and
nerv6us y stem. was advised By ! ffiend -
Try Z bottle u your German Bttters. IL %,
ssd have sxpsrisnced great and saexpsesA r.
lief; ny health hes bese very materially benG8t.
meet Win csses siasilr " ny ews, ed Asvo
been assured BY many Of their good e6eels.
Respectfully yours: L
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-23

ROBACk,S BlTTERS,
Dr. e.. W.. ROhaclx,
Peoprietor,of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier Blood Pills, Distines
and Manufacturer Of CatawOa Esd swedish Dsendies
and Iii knSs Of the anrst domestic liqscrs which arp
.o,1. wholesale any desired quautity. u Noe Is,
49, 81, and ~. ksst Third Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Dvor sale BY Beiderseck 3 Miller.
II. b. Ev VANS 4 CO., Princi.
pal Agents, Davenport.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23

juneau nOnse.-This house, which we
mentioned some days ago was undergo
ing thorough repairs, was formally
opened to the public last evening. MIR.
Hawks, the proprietor, took advantage
of the occasion to invite in few OF his
friends and give them a taste of what
he can do in the way of providing Tor
the inner man. The tables we're spread
in most tasteful and bounteous man.
ner, and the guests gave the most une-
quivocal testimony to the excellency OF
the viands, and while discussing them,
they discussed the early times IN the
history of the city. After all had par
taken of the edibles to their entire
satisfaction, a foaming liquid was
brought on, and the success of Mr..
Hawks and the fame of the Juneau
House were drunk with a right good
will, when all retired, voting that Mr..
Ell. had given abundant evidence of his
thorough knowledge of the hotel bust
ness, or, as the current phrase is, 1.-THE
ability to keep hotel. +"
We took look over the house, and
found it thoroughly renovated from top
to bottom, and as clean and neat as a
and purposes. The bar-room, reading
room, saloon and barber shop are all on
the first floor, and are very coy and
convenient. The parlors and dining
rooms are on the second floor, while
the third and fourth floors are devoted
to sleeping apartments.
This hotel, as most are aware, is on
the corner of East Water and Detroit
streets, being very convenient location
for those doing business IL the lower
part of town.
Mr.. Hawks is familiar with the hotel
business, being son of one of the old
time landlords of the city, and having
been engaged in the business hereto
fore. We hope to see him succeed, and
most cheerfully recommend his house
to the travelling public as one where
they will find good fare and comfortable
quarters. --MI,c0ukee Wisconsin,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23
VIII and wisdom.


When n poor fellow Is ABOUT to be
burned by the savages, his existence Is
at stake.
MANY a man has fine premises who
hasn't sense enough to draw conciu-
sions.
War is great game, but not a
game of live and let live.
AS long as men smell of whisky and
tobacco, the women have right to de-
fend themselves with musk.
Women are possessed of all sorts OF
devils except dumb ones.
When You offer oats to horse he
may say neigh but he don't mean 1T.
If I asked you for Ell 900, what
would you wish? Wish I might getlt
We often hear of fashionable Ear
riages," but never of fashionable
| deaths.
Hot, fiery fellows are our soldiers
peppered while In the service-and mus
tered out oft.
| Diving and finding no pearls in the sea.
-Bame not the ocean, the fault is IN theei
| 1.-THE rich, +" said Jew, ''eat veni-
son because ish dear; / eat mutton be-
it is sheep"
| lie that loves himself has only one
| Joy; he that loves his neighbors has
many.
A man who has been cropped for
| felony has no ear for music.
The bachelor who has had his arms
shot off must remain q bachelor he
can't give his hand to anybody.
Love is most passionate In the
South. The Girdle of the Queen OF
Love is the torrid zone.
| "A man can't cat when he is scared.
If his heart Is in his mouth, he doesn't
wish TO put anything else into it.
Don't stone your neighbor, but il
you see his baby in cradle you may
rock it.
A Christian man had better go to
the theatre than go home whining be,
cause he can't go.
Try what it is to speak, with God
behind you-to speak so as to be only
the arrow in the bow which the Almigh
ty has drawn.
With consistency great soul has
simply nothing to do. He may as well
concern himself with the shadow on
the wall.
"A man must have very bad opin-
ion of himself not to be willing to APP
pear what he really is.
Although it is desirable that the
rank and file of the rebel army should
dispense, it is just as well that the lead
ers should hang together.
A southern paper thinks II
something is on foot in South CARD
ma" She, herself, is on foot, She US
to ride ''the high horse" but ca
now.
| What is the difference between I "a
abs ark and an archbishop? Nor
ark was very high ark, but an ar i
bishop is hierarch (higher ark. al
Men are sometimes accused ofpri' 3
merely because their accusers would
proud themselves if they were in tn
| places.
"A woman naturally begins to hay
great antipathy 20 dates when she fir 9
herself out of date.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23
Prepared for the Fail Trade. -Ou

Prepared for The Fail Trade.
friends in the retail dry goods line are
as fortunate as those in the Wholesale
trade. Who have often OF late, called
attention to the fortunate circumstance
that permitted the purchase of the fall
stocks of western merchants when prices
were very greatly less than the present.
Among the lucky ones, We are happy to
know, was Z. II. SHERwIN & Co. They
were early in market and procured a
large stock of very select and desirable
goods, and have now opened them for
customers. This house have made great
preparation for tip-top trade, and
none know better how to use such, or
better what the first class customers will
buy. Mr.. SHERwIN is conducting the
very large business of the house In a
manner that is winning the public. he
understands his business-he knows all
about goods-is a good buyer, man of
excellent taste, and knows how to deal
with the people. His establishm mt
early took rank as one of the popular
dry goods houses of the city. To-day
none can boast more, or better pleased
customers In fact, We may say that no
city in the country has better class of
merchants than our own. Though f.
r.. Sherwin is one of the youngest
among them all, we doubt it any viii
dispute that he has fairly earned the re-
putation of onerof our most able mer-
chants.
SHERwIN & Co. have q well selected
iobbing stock of dry goods and Yankee
Notions, and are ready to make bills on
such terms as cannot be procured In
New York or any eastern market rms
NAV seem an anamoly, but we knov
that not only this house does 1t, but
every house in the city. Standard sheet
ings can be bought here one cent under
the eastarn price, and so OF prints ana
delaines, --M. Wisconsin,.