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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
NEW GUNSMITH SHOP!
n, G, HAMER.

VHOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
wv the citizens of Mokelumne Hill and vi
cinity. that he has recently returned from
San Francisco with complete assortment of
tools pertaining to the Gunsmithing business
and has opened shop on
Main Street, MOkelumne Hill,
Two doors above Lafayette, where he is at
times ready to repair
Guns, Pistols, Pumps, Locks etc.,
At short notice and the best manner.
~ Give me call and be convinced.
81. C.. HAMER.
Mok. Hill. July 10th, 1866. .jy2l:3m.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

PEOPLE perform the greater part of
the voyage of life before taking in their
ballast; hence SO many shipwrecks.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

"MA," said young Hopeful at the
breakfast table, ''if man is Mister, is
not woman Mysteru?'
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

@- From and after this date all SherifTs
Constables' and other legal sales. advertised,
in the CHRONICLE, must be paid for on the
day OF sale, punctually. We hold none but
the officers responsible for their payment.
G8- Transient advertisements must be paid
IN advance. Job-work paid on delivery, in
uariabty.
s- All regular advertisers will be requi-
red to settle on the first of every month. Our
city advertisers will be required to pay up
every three months.
s- Advertisements will becontinued until
ordered out and collection enforced. All ad-
vertisements should have marked upon them
the number of insertions required
va. There will be no deviation from the
above established terms and rules of business
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

The LoUDEsT.-TRe loudest "wail"
IN record-Jonah's.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
JOB PRINTING
ne From and after this date all Sheriff

All kinds of JOB WORK executed with
neatness and dispatch. and on moderateterm
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15
DnIfeO StateS F1sttFEfitI EfcFtHIa
WILLIAM F. COTTON,
Deputy Collector

FOR THE
THIRD DIVISION OF THE THIRD COL
LECTION DISTRICT IN THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA,
Consisting of the county of Calaveras.
Office at the Court House, Mokelumne Hill.
Mok Hill, March Oath, lS65.-lm
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-09-15

DIR. JULIEN PERRAULT Doctor of Medicine
of the Faculty of Paris, Grad ate of the
University Queens College, and Physician Of
the St, John Baptiste Society of San Fran.
cisco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

4 P01ae sn which all Phyoae1ans

Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you cannot
End ono who will not cay that s,imuiants and iEvie
Grants are absolutely necessary In medical practice
And yet In bysone years humane practitioners have
hesItacd 10 administer them. because the icrdish
ingenuity of sretcscs who make merchandise of hu-
man inGrmi,ies had polluted and deieriofs 'ed
them thai the resacdy was deemed - dangerous 40
the disease. This perpiexity is hsppy done away
with. EPhysicians know. because the first analytical
chemists Of the age have demonstrated the fact that
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERs are absolutely and entirely free from Ill per
nieious elements. Hence they have been introduced
Into tho Uslicd States Army, aad ore accepted,
whsseon tho testimony Of the wise. the intelligent
ana the phrsnsrope l. rated 1t IL inst valse - the
be-t protective aganst and ios III diseases ars
Ing from npusty in the air other unhealthy ell
mate innuenccs that has ever been tested By expo.
ris0ts. Il cases u Dvspepsis end Liver Complaint
Ne saeas wtAous qus1calonor srsrrvatlDn, thst the
btess ere = nearly infallible anything prepared
by humon kill su Be.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

THIS SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RECElv2
l. 50 good supply Of poes bvaou vnssi
cid stand. on the corner Of Ripaey AM Rroat
streets. the Port Byron aaA he CLAIRE Lime
Also, Loaisvills Csmsst, and he Utieo, ILL.,,
Csnsat. Psasterers' Hair cd Ssseee. Al oi
which VIII b sold q the lowest uarket prices
- large - smell qsentittes. -
$50. .BALCH, Agsat.
Devsnpset, lew, AuR A-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

STUDIO NO. o--FARRANDS BLK. I'd FLOOR
DHOTO0RAPIlS WORKED IN OH, OK
L Water Cclors. or India Ink, on plain o.
sionmeoiscd paper. Particular attention paid
10 copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

ASTHMA CUREO.
EoDrsowS. Yaiss Co. N. T., May is, '6ol
Editors Rural New Yorker: *
Seeing IN inquiry in the "Rural'' for cA
Tor that distressing disease. the Asthma, I vie
me.
have had the spasmodic asthma fifteen ' r.
and sever tfouud any msdicins that would e
vent an attack when il was coming on unit
comnsneed taking ',Jceas Whitcosob's Ren1y
for Asahma-" ! commenced taking this reu1y
eighteen years ago. and navs not had s4rs
"whITCOHHs RENRDr" has don<or
ne I'll thu il 10 reeon0eadsd W do. 4
<-~-- 0AnAH SE8LE
Ex.Pres's MARTIN Van Dora's
SufFsrings in bic last illness were greedy
allsviated BY Tie use Of Jonas Wafscoa's
AssHnA RsAsDY, a. proved BY lettersA
our possGaaioa from bis Physician: - firm
NJ. Van Barren himself, expressing mSh
qualification with The results Of il use.
.lscenassdslssy notice. might b. morsx-
te.ded, bat Il 10 sesd1sss, bscauss really buoas
theme e ne baf1th II t6sa IN, and sseir a.
ssal spaFis = ssnbsaSa u ~ sAovs =
% DUnNsrr.s cOCoAfae,
Il supssief q III saisaul oils IN ne follo1sg
pefsiculefo; ~ se ~.s4- III
Ills eeslias vssatst,s on. (Asiqalfds
ere hsatias.) EE.
lts rapid absesptisaf lsavss slslAls teBie4 -
Tie surfass. (Aninal obs q not iss1 his
psesliarity II ny great degres.)
II does - asish,y bsssos rsscid. nsl
oils do.)
lsihpsrss tasSsissss v shs hsir byASp sss-
tseaiae ge.ss. 49, seen y eses11 lss-
Ire. (TAs eeatrsry y true With rettr p sas-
nal ole. SsE
THE LATE STATE FAIR"
'sTe Joseph Durasls Z Co., Bosp4 -.
awarded firot Prise It Cooking bAraets.
ssand First Prize for Toilet Articles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
TRrYsTrE,S SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
As authorised and empowered By . Decd
Of Trust, executed By George A. Hyde srl
Amauda L. Hyde. his wife, 70 Antheny Ven
WICK, bearing date August 10th 1855. aud
recorded in the odBce Of Tho Recorder q
Scott County, Iova. 10 Book TO-" q Mort
gagee, On psge s69-snd BY yirtss = q
appointment BY the acting Jsdgs u ths
Osenty Csurt d said Scott Coanty = TrsD-
- n the paaes d Anthony Van Wyek, Who
. incapable q -ast-ths- undessiepe1 viii
eel On Thursday the. 10Th day Of JeassrJ,
A. D., 1857 q 10 o'closk, A. n. q he
Court HOUSE deor, In ths city e Dsvsapsrt.
In said County, to the highest bidder for
cash, the Real Estate situated In cid Scott
CeUnty nd conveyed b said Hyde b. Deed
from A. J. Here, dated Juus 11th. 1867,
end beiag H. undivided twe-ahisds Of :
pest of = eSaee q lona - Tie ooueA oide o.
Second sbeet y ~ City Of Davenport, e.
tsndsd, vis:-0skirnlng "a he south eide
= Second shsse, (ths street. bsiNe elxty -s9x
- = width. - - oorth-soGE eos9R u
Lad - By Ebsasase Cesk - Jehn Ras-
9ow, thames east along said street sixty (e0)
ieeG themes south parallel with said RAN
1ow'D est nns 10 the Mississippi River,
thsAee west viii thu neande1 Of the river
% the oonth sost eoeaee q said Ransow's
lsnd, ihspes north along Sod Ranssw's
sast I'm - ~ place Of begineine- said
had. hing the same % conveyed 70 Chsis-
tiaa Mus1lsr, recorded 10 Book "K," Of
Deeds, page 400, in sid Recorders O@cs.
~ ERNST OI1AUSSEN.
xsastes b appointnsat = Couaty Jvdes.
dec16-dtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
HuRlEYs P0PullR NORM CANDY.

A. this II really specific for worms. and tho best
and most paaable form 10 give to childrcn. II not
surprising that Il lie fast taking place Of oil other pre-
pasations for wosme-it being tastelsss. aay child
viii take Il. aug25d&w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

SNOW Powder.
Il one OF the standard household articles
snow Powder.
A Washing powder Of great merit.
SNOW Powder.
Every prudent house&eeper uses il.
snow Powder.
wash,ng dag could no, pass wishousi.
snow Powder.
Thousands of f. mites us. il.
snow Powder.
WAsApss - wish - prsssiss seoss0y.
Snow Powder.
Il ssvss nossy, lsber end The elothss.
snow Powder.
Il ssvss ~ Asrd isssr II rubbing.
SNOW Powder. ~
hssvss the hsrdsst Of dsudessy.
SNOW Powder.
hssvss the szPenss Of soap
SNOW Powder.
hren'ves grease spots - II By magic.
snow Powder.
Il will not rot the Clothes
SNOW Powder.
II lssses the clothes perfectly white.
snow Powder.
Your bed-spresds will be perfectly white.
SNOW Powder.
An ordinary washing will cost only three cts.
snow Powder.
Will not iniure thsmost delicate fabric
snow Powder.
Have you tried It II not, do 90.
SNOW Powder.
Order package FROM your grocer.
SNOW Powder.
The most economical washing powder in use.
SNOW Powder.
10 one Of the standard household articles.
SNOW Powder.
washing powder Of greet merit.
snow Powder.
Every prudent nousekeeper uses Il.
snow Powder.
Washing day could not pass withoutit.
SNOW Powder.
| Thousands Of families use il.
snow Powder.
Who does not wish to practice economy.
snow Powder.
Il saves money, labor and the clothes.
snow Powder.
II saves the hard labor of rubbing.
snow POvv~eE... -
J 2-a.ssss'.a.'safdes Of drudsery.
snow Powder.
10 saves the expense of soap.
Tor Snow Powder.
YER II removes eresse spots - il by magic.
% % snow Powder.
II will not rot the clothes.
les Snow Powder.
II leaves the clothes perfectly white.
Snow Powder.
-. Your bed spreads will be pure white.
F" Snow Powder.
u An ordinary washing will cost only cents
Snow Powder.
Will not injure the most delicate fabric.
SNOW Powder.
Have you tried it, IT not. do 80.
snow Powder.
Order package from your grocer.
Snow Powder.
The most economical washing powder in u,
Snow Powder.
10 one Of the standard household articles.
: Snow Powder.
r washing powder Of great merit.
? Snow Powder.
}; Every prudent housskceper uses it.
|. Snow Powder.
b Washing day could not pass without il.
!. Snow Powder.
The price is only rs cents
Si1verine.
, 80 preparation Of pure silver
! Silverime.
, Deposits pure silver. and nothing else.
Sllverine.
Replaces places where former plating 10 worn o.
S1lverine.
IL perfectly safe for table ware.
silver Inc.
Contains no mercury or acid.
Silverine.
. 10 approved BY proacssnt scisnties nsn.
Silvcrinc.
IL Tie best silvse clsasss ever used.
b Silverlne.
Dses net scratch the finest surfaees.
Sllverlne.
Produces . lsstre heretofore found only q
7 new w9s.
SiDverlme.
, IL easily applied With cloth.
S1lverlne.
Will not injure Of stain he hands.
Il Sllver1me.
lie aetioa 10 instantaneous.
Fl S11verime.
Plstes over copper. brsss, 0ernas silver, ~
S1lvcr1mo.
\ Makes beass sealee lsok like silver onss.
Silverimo.
I 4akee brass mounted harness lock like silvs
mounted.
|, Sllverime.
l Viii saoAA I>~- A>.--s.-.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

laws sunosox IN SoWA cAvALnYl
HAvIN0 BEEr ENGAGED IN rHE PRAc
Ii tice Of Medicine aud Surgery for the last
TwERrr vivr ysAss ~ Sns SsASs. hes psru,as.
emily located IN tins city. and offers he profes-
sicnai services 90 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience with
the diseases Of the climate, 10 merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
Vice corner Of Third and brady, over Lind.
sav's 'swelry Store. residence In what wsa for
merIy known - the Fulton House, on Water
str-et, above tho bridge. iuneg7 -dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
THE NE WIS.

TIE New York Fenians assert that Ste
phsns has arrived 10 Dublin.
Tho seizures Of arms and munitions con
tinue throughout Ireland.
Christ Church, in New York. Was des.
tsoysd BY Gre Friday night; loss. e25. 900.
A human skeleton he's bsss 6suad In {
cistesn near Oqaewka. No clue to its idsn.
tity can Be obtained. s.s F.
A burglar broke into safe In store ID
Philadslphis Friday night. ana stole t94,'
600 in stoke .ss..~ rss.s
Peace meetings are being held in various
portions Of ireland, and conadsoes 10 in
crossing In England that the Threatened
Fenian rising is likely to amount to moth.
ing.
Thomas Madden, one Of the Fenian pris
oners on trial at Swectsburg, Canada, wal
on Friday convicted and sentenced TO b,
hangcd on the 9th Of February.
Several Catholic priests Of Hungary have
signed q petition addressed to the Hungarian
legislature, asking permission to marry,
such permission % was used in the Catholic
church before the reign Of Pope Gregory
VII.
The Washington Union says the President
10 still confident that in the end his policy
will triumph.
II 10 reported that the Supreme Cour
will grant writ Of habeds corpus in tn
case Of Mr.. Mudd and others confined o
Dry Tortugas, charged with simplicity II
| the Lincoln assassination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
C0M me 4 c0Al.

Davenport Market Report.
Osvscs o. sas DAVENPORT DsuocaAs,
December 22 1856.
Retail bulk sll.ss.
S hi. si R.Ss'' WV
Wholesale ioets pr Dbl less.
Coas NsA.-No: I. per Su.hei. s11ct. i
oi.750el so.
C0nN.-60c.
Oars 300es6c.
BAaLsy.-3O075c.
PofAsoss-6o0kSc
OxioNs.- -2602s.
TunXrps-l7c per 80 lbs.
AsrLsa-lS@1l.5o.
busPDs -350zsc.
Eoos.-2aGeSoc.E
HAY.-elS.0c.4
CoA.-By the Toad. si@2ac, atHysra. lsc,:.de-
hvered, zoe.
wooD.-e7@7S. q
v.-.W York Market.
NEw Yonx, Deo "a
Cotton-Quie!. sales 200 bales at s2,1@s4 fol
niddling uplands.
Flour-Dun without decided change. supe
Western At t9.4oaall 90 for common 10 middlin,
extra; choice do at al. 50Q1l3 SO; $40 500 ~ Ol
| for common to medium.
Whent-dull aud nominay unchanged.
Corn-Reoeipts 100 BUSH market firmer sale
OF $500 bushels At 81 IL for mixed Western il
store. and l.l26sl IL do ailost.
Oats-Receipts $50 bushels; duh Gales
Mil.
Whisky--Ncminal.
Pork-Opened lower, and closed 6rmcr a
el9 is@l9.5o; old closing at 10 50; regular o
H.37eti7.15 for prime.
II Dressed hogs-Firm and quiet at 81 sGlO1[. 4
Lard-Lower. st lll{9l2ts.
Freights to Liverpool lower.
n New York Stock Market.
o Nav YoRk, Dec. ~.
Stocks market active.
= Money per cent
= $50 Coupons s2d6SS..
Sterling at ti.093z.
d Gold ti3sk.
,, ST. LOUIS GRAIN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. ...................l-2oc y bushel
weshinss .'..'.'.'..'......'iiits soa e.
SSers9e-iks = bashei ior 10 days and
1e y bus6sl for every subsequent 10 days, or
fracsionai part thereof
Stacking. il sewea-wheaa. Rye and Bar
ley. 10 y boshel: Con. lc do; Oats, Ne do;
same II tied. Ne DO.
Drayage--To Steamers, in sacks-Oats
Barley do. To within limits bounded north
BY North Market street, west by Fifteenth street.
south BY Chouteau Avenue, in bulk or In sack.
ls4c y bushel beyo nd above limits &c do. To
| East 81. Louis depots, &c u 100 lbs.
All Dray age from the Elevator controlled By
the Company. by order of the Board,
Apr25-d1v JOHN p. SMITH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

NEW DRUG STORE.
WOoDWoRTn { Elell,|
y. w. Ger. srAirA ana nrasy ss..
with W. X. lindsay's Jewelrv store.)
ss DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HAvE RECENTLY OPENED A CARE
IL fully selected stock Of fresh
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils and Glass,
Hair Rcstsrativcs.
Dye StuHs,
SponEcs.
PERU m cry, Fancy So APPS, |
BRUSHES AND COMBS,
POMADES AND
FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, DC.
They also keep constantly on hand large
ssrply Of oil staple PATENT MEDICINES, con
sisting 10 part Of
E...e.ly'' rrst.sa,ioa.
Jayne's
Burnetva
kcnnedy's "
Mrs Wip.,--.s soothing Syrnp.
rure Cod Liver Oil,
Wizard aud 6srRlibg Oil.
Ssnford's Liver Invigorator,
I.sicmasd's Rheumatism and Neuralgia Rem |
edy.
Goes Cough Bslssm.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Hostetter's Bitters,
Sloan's Condition Powders, Nerve and Bone
1inemanta
McAIister's Ointment, &c, &c.
Also, Choice Wines and Brandies. Holland
Gin and Bourbon Whisky. for Medical purposes.
oil OF which they offer low as the same qusli.
ties can be purchased elsewhere.
Being practical Druggists they hope 70 merit
share Of public patronage.
Prescriptions carefully compounded st all
hours. dec II .deot6rn
ANEW PERFUME FOR TINE MAZDA UWiET.
PAs1ses "Nishs Blssn;ss Cersss..
Pss'es's "Nixhs Bisessi.s s'--..- -.
Rhausu.s --,,--- wight Disss.sss Cer,...
n Psalos's "Nighs 0lssaing Ccrsss.
rAaien'. "Nishs niees.sss Csre...
81 most exquisite delicate. and Frarr ant Psrfau,
q dsii led from the and beautiful flower fro,
which u takes its name.
Manufactured only by
" PmAnON u SON, New Yerh.
- RrwAnr or COuxrrprr,rs
ASK FOR PHALON's-TAKE NO OTHER
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT
Y. TESTIMONIAL OF MEDICAL MEN
n srosr fctSr. White co. Ark. Nay %. '6s
NJ Da Jomr Brli-Desr Sir: Last February was
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got acme Of yu
w. was win me In the store. had been down with rho
III matism for some time, CONNIE seed on the Btte
= and soon fonnd his general health improved. Ii
Gust who had been in bad health tried them ana
N also Improved DR.. Coffee. who had hecn in b,
- health for several years stomach and liver aaects
he i3provesi very much ey the u your Bssfcs
Inrity In this settlement think could sell a gre
quantity Of your medicines this fnl--eepecialIy ,
n your Ccdron Bitters and SersapAsilia ship me V
N Me"pn''. care .hickett 4 Nicely fe'geeti.ily;
ExraAcr OF LrITxs From PaovipRros, Ala. A
n On. JnRs BtIL .end yOu 50 fof CEDHoS III
= rms please send what 1t will come to after payin
freight 10 ooiumbns Misc. have been troubled 70
years with indigestion have had to take pin
every nigh for ten or Afecn Year,: and in Febeuary
= Was attacked with general paralypis ! W
sonuned To my room for the balance Of the year an
ton until some two manths eince when / was M
under IN operation, and your Cedrou Bitters 10
treatment commenced improving right away an
= AIN rrs ,s wci' restored Yours, truly,
MI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
LOV.ERlDGE'S
VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MRDlcINE HAS BKEN PREPARED writ
great care and skll knowing II to he the best and
ONLi REAL BLOOD PURIFIkRever offered to the
public.
1t u manufactured not from "single pasture weed
discovered by mere chance but is the result Of
scientific expesinents and long study Of Nature 2
own productions. carefully c0uu0unded, and Il
PURELY VEGETABLE. give you the medicinal
properties Of the articles used nunbsscd fol
being a. Alerst w. Diarstic and Denuieent used IN
ScrOfula, Chronic Rhcumatism. Secondary and Ter
tiary syphilis and affections OF the skin, and espec-
tally broken condition Of the system which follows
No. s~The root Of this perennial pant is Altera.
tive Diuretic and Detergent. and 10 very valuable in
the treatment Of Scsofals, Lepsosy, syphilis. ecurvy.
No. sIThis pssesaiai herb b Tonic, Apcrisns and
Diaretc. i acts especially upon the Liver. is used
in debilstcd and irritable conditions Of the stomach
No. l.Thi. plant grow. in all part. of the United
cotic II ezcitss The whob 0ianduiar system and i
used s Syphilis. scrsfala Rheumatism and affections
the medical part 4 & casSarsc. He.ts l %n.
thelmintic, Hydragogue. sialoTogue and Emetic. II
Kidneys, and determine The blood 10 tha see ana
No. 1This plant IL = native Of Europc il used
in Scurvy: Scroinla. Syphilis. Cont, Ley aud
No. THIS shru6 grows in IL unlcdtes. II
is stimulant, Tonic, Alternative and slaoge. II 10
used to excite the system, and for the derements
Of the Liver, Rheumatic and Chronic SyIe e:im.
ulates and strengthens Mucous Membransnd il a
valuable Tonic.
No. s-This plant IL common to the Uni States
tits Alternative, Diuretic, Diaphoretc andoma ic.
Il used in ChrOnir Rheumatism, Syphiloid ctlons
Eruptons of the Skin and Scurvy.
No. 9-This II the Stacger Weed. II en- In the
:. Southern States. The TUDOR is the medal part
II Is Tonic, Dinrctic and Alternative, AM much
valued in Syphilis and Scrofula
You will see, by observing the medicinal perfies
Of the articles given above, that the BLOtPJRI-
FER will cure ali diseases Of the Blood Skin.
however bad or long standing rcqui more
time than others owing 10 the condition oe vs.
TEN.
have numbcrless testimonials Of its worfn ef-
fccts in purifying the blood and clean ing tbstcn,
hut omit giving them for the reason thatc are
many worthless compounds offered IT, public
accompanied with numerous certificates fralently
obtained give you my BLOOD Purifier, leg, II to
surtain itself upon It, own merits.
Nthe patient, in using the Blood Pur finds
that the quantity given In the directions ist sum
cient to move the bowels once day, inee the
dose, AZ the Bowels must be kept open. Ittviea-
bic 10 Battle frequently In warm water, ketg the
pores Of the SIX tree from Obetrnctions
z. DEXTER LOvERE,
Sole Manufacturer and Pr0tor,
For sale BY Druggists. Bufa!s Y
Oct2-02taw6weOw6m. mon&thur
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Famous Ravens Wing Blsekisg'

LIQUID AND PASTE.
SUPERIOR 70 ANY IN TUE WORLD.
~ Not injurious 70 the Leather Quick and
brilliant polish. Received the highest awa.d d, .
Silver Medal! ROBT. FARLEY ,JR. 1 CO.,
novl-d Proprietors.
Depot. III Pearl street, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

" oNu9 - MOuS 0DNe
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
Ii EkS, Paper Hangers, 0lsziers. &c. sho
corner Main aud Fifth sta ,nch2a Al 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

| May 10, 1889.
Dn. JnNS Buzz I send yon So 1of CrD.oS M
rkRs please send what II will come to after payine
frcighfio columbus. Mise have been troubled for
eescrsl years with indigestion have had take pine
every ngn ior ten or hfecn year.: and In Febsuary
I~s Was attacked with general paralyeis I wss
eonuned TO my room for the balance Of the year and
"a TACT. continued In very weak and nervous condi
.'on untii some two msnths encc. when was put
under an operation. and your Oedrou Bitters for
Treatment Icommcnced improving right away and
am pretty vol! restored. Yours, truly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24
DR. ,. YOUSaANH.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor
u I'd and Brndy Streets, under Streeper 4
Baylie's store. Iesdenc. on l4th ~, bet Ire
DIV and Main. octsd. dti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

For debility. loss ofappete, weakness indr estion
dyspepsia want Of action Of the Liver. disordered
stomach There arc no Ritters that can compare with
these in removing distressing ccmplants. For sale
or can be had at any drug store in the United States.
Seventy and Green streets to whom all orders should
b addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-24

BUFFALO, Dee. "a.
A lady with child, bound for Dubuque,
lowe, had her pocket picked at Roeheater,
on Saturday Of her passage ticket aad bag
gage check and $82 in money. A psrse
was made up by the railroad employees ct
Buffalo, and she was forwarded to Dubuquo.