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The national Republican., 1866-11-10

DIsPosING OF THE FLUID WITHOUT LICENSE
John Bennett who resides in that portion of the
city known by tho euphonius cognomen Of Goat
alley, was last evening arrested for selling liquol
without a license. A fne to the amount Of $2(
chsquer Of the city and won't on his way rejoicing.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10
f I n A n ClAL.

FIN ClAL.
IA Y 60 KE 90,
BANKERS,
rIPTzsNTH STREET. oppo.it. THR TREASURY.
buy and sell at surrs., n.rls, r.,.., .ad keep Ieon.
s.sn.lv on hand fall sspplya
oovBRHhRHr BosDsI
sEvRB.THIRTIn,
COMPOUND INrlRRsr MOTIFS.
Orders for stoeks Bends, ks, executed, and Colse.
Hoas made on all accessible points.
sepl-du
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

SENT TO THE HosPITAL.-A woman namet
Mary E. Lynch was found by Sergeant Bull, in tn
First Ward, yesterday, in a feeble condition, sh,
being very sick. The officer procured an ambu
lance and had her conveyed to Providence Hospital
where she was properly cared for.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

PARDoNED.-A warrant has been issued by
the order Of the President for the pardon of Frank
II. Simpson, convicted at the October term Of 1864
Of the Criminal Court of the District Of Columbia,
Of manslsughter, and sentenced at that time to
two years imprisonment in tho penitentiary. The
pardon 10 issued In view Of tho good character Of
the prisoner Of the fact that he had served nearly
the full period Of his imprisonment the Judges
doubt of his guilt and the Recommendation Of the
Judge and all the jury before whom he was tried,
for his releaaa.
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

ORDERED TO REFUND THE MoNEY-In the
Criminal Court on Thursday, during the trial of the
case of Mary Richardson, indicted for stealing a
ordered the following to DO entered on the minutes,
United States against Mary Richardson:
'The defendant in this case having stated In the
court on the trial of this cause, that o. H. Baker
Esq, had been employed by her as her attorney,
and that she had paid him the sum Of twenty dol.
lars as retaining fee, ordered that rule be laid
upon said o. II. Baker to appear on Saturday next
and show cause why the money so paid him should
not be brought into court to be refunded to the
defendant
Mr. Baker being present in court, asked that he
might now show cause which request was granted
Whereupon It appearing to the court that the
said o II. Baker, according to his own statement,
had ancsptsd the said sum Of twenty dollars and
had obtained bail for her, but refused to de-
fend the said Mary Richardson on her trial, II wai
ordered that said o. II, Baker bring the said $40
into court, and that the same whom 80 brought In
shsn bs refunded to the ssid Mary Richardson
The national Republican., 1866-11-10

evening at the Fire Alarm Telegraph Office. The
committee appointed at tho last meeting reported q
constitution and bylaws, which, after discus.
sion and few triling amendments, were adopted. A
communication from T. A. Rutherford, secretary of
the Phi Chi Association, transmitting resolution
Of that association rendering the Of their rooms
until such time as thoy may be completing thoir
organization. Tho secretary was instructed to re-.
turn the thanks Of tho club and accept their kind
offer. After trsnsaoting some other unimportsnt
business, the club adjourned to meet at the rooms
Of the Phi Chi Association, No. 20 Intelligencer
building, on Monday evening at " o'clock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

The w<!coene 70 the Southern delegates
took place In front Of the League HOuA
The address Was delivered BY Chne. Glib
bon, Esq, and was responded 10 ~ Co.
Hamilton.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 3, r. m.-Ihe
Southern delegates have just entered and
occupied seats, with the Tennessee deIega
ton in front
Ctas. Gibbons, in few words, welcomed
the delegates.
Col. Newncss, of Kentucky, introduced
Col Stokes. Of Tenn, who read the call for
the convention.
rios J. Durans, of In, was chosen tenn
porary President. A temporary Secretary
was then elected
Proceedings were opened with prayer by
Rev. q. W. jackson, of Missouri.
special committee on credentials and
permanent. organization was appointed at
N prsess;sss from lssrpssSesee Han
paaGuli 10 ffoot u Tie Caiso League H0ues.
W ~ postico saood, h sompasy With ~.
'eSal sissclosU Of the Union League, Gov.
Vursin u Pa. John Minor 0ueSs Of Va,
Ard othsrs The procsasioa vas hso6ed b
Ne police, followed by . squadrOs Of boyl
lureased IN 0sue, men came men O. Seos
with bands 81 music. sisgiAg sOngs.
The reception speech was delivered b
Chas Gibbons. chairman.
There were over ten thousand people Ia
The street wiiIs Mr. Gibbons Was spoekine
NJ. @. greeted the<ielegaass from abe south
- loyalists, fellow citizens, fries6s and
brethren. There was NO loyal bD0d on
their lmnda ADD aheis aDule Weee free from
guilt. T,cy had held fast TO their integrity
| although their homes had been dcsDlated
laid to waste, and themselves, and wives and
| children have been driven into exile ;eympe
| thy, which men Of the north felt, for them a
that time was flashed from millions OfnOrth
| ern bay oness and pronounced BY m00ths o
hnstheIn eaneonA He pfoclained il q
honest sentiment OF the north thst VIXEN Tx
south returned to her duty she must CDme ID
new robes, with new covenants for liberty
equality and justice, led BY her own union
lets, who are tree from faint Of treason
| (Choefs.)
What hopes had they in the fatuse OF
what security had they Il unppnislsed ant
| impatient trait0n we've to be reinstated ID
powes by The arbitrary and bceotted will q
one man under Constitution they bad de
liberstely foresworn.
The an0wer was already written; bloDt
Of murdered loyslisls Of New. Osleans
. key, Tie zen 0f Ne oool1 WosU We're On I
high and solemn mission Of esaabliohine thl
American Union. the bsOod and sure tOun
dstiOn Of equal and exact justice to 81
men, (Chsess.1 He closed IL rsmosts b.
words Of welcoine to the city Of Philadel
mia
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Froaa l'hiiaAeDphia.

: 'phifADsLrmfA, AuK. s.-fhe city 10 all
quarters is decorated with flags. Hotels are
Oserfeuiag with delegAles. The new e.
.tsbllshanent built - ~ AaAa,o Rxpsess u
opens for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 the cro8d.
The Press publishes the following:
al@sfarss 6AN fA4eclsco, SEPT 1.
To Hon. + 4. HA6flitoA 6f Texas. cas0Ot
]. w. Forney:
Tho Paei6c States .ssnds congratulations
70 yoss Csnveassoa. May ,o0e dehbers
lions promote she adnpaioa Of oaly eide
plans Of MISUNDERSTANDING proposed -
Congress. ii i (sisned:A
+. +. Lowe. Gov Of Cal; II. g. Bleisde).
Gov. Of Nevada; A. e. Gibbs, Gov. Oh
Oregon; Geo. L. Ward, Gov. elect of De.
fSs. Union y sue, 800 strong, assemblies,
1t the League h6uss and marched dDNo
Christian street where they were j0lmed By
members Of the National Cnion Club Thev
conferred at ludePesdencs squars, and weie.
received with cheers ftOm both Aossher1
81 seaIalH1kegelDsasi sss,' I
K: s{il E,gHs ~ 1Pessla'' ~ 60
TIs tfoctsdso01 y SamsaS8Waln;td :
eD6mevU0od 0Uoa Walnut % Third -
Third 70 Chsgeaul, tnoo - Omanoo e
&nd. tAs os1svalon obv11hi1 NleRr -.
pie thss~1hset ~ racer 1890
t " q II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

WARM BsAsG-Dall, pssos navy e
HAY.-Pss to-. old fineshy. IN u.
|esv rineshy Sieois, sissi d. Ueiasi
psoisis, ol0Oel1
CoA..-ise as Railresa pspss; IL ..
coal yard.
NoxsY.-Easy and demand larrs. New
York Exchange buying It psr. ssiiins ~ !
premium. Chicago buying q ! dlsceunt.
selling At ! premium. ST. Louis hnvinr
Il discount, selling l premium. 7.aO's
6 Der cent premium. Prices Governed hv
Eastern markets. Demand for oomnound
interest notes active.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

~ srscsvc ssxspr 20
COM ST. MPT1ON.
Nnrvnss~ unnnsnnas~

9srofula, Asthma. Bronchitis, Dyspepsjs, Pas -
ysis. seuralg,s Loss Of Appetite, Chlorosis,
Want Of blood, Msrasnus. Wasting,
Liver Compliant, Ricke,s, Weak.
meas IN Children, Debility Of
Nursing 4 Frequency. bill
cult Teething, and all
Disorders Of Lungs. Nervous / Blood Systsms.
THE nyPOPIlOsPnIrRs act With srosrrxrss
and cxsrA,s,v In every sage Of pulmonasy disease,
VI thn acute kind called "0ALaS,r,Ss CoSsunr-
r,ox." aud siso with 1NvARIABIE EFFICACY in
oil d~saneruetss ~ me Blood and Nervous ~ stcms
The cures obtained hy this Nefncdy are unparal.
ielcd In the AnnHl- VI Medicine" and :. present Re
salts such = no Tseamsn' has ever eauslled. or even
WIVJHEsTEWs ,MYP0PMOspHIrEs
Esicrs. for Their Power " Relieve Every Form oi
Nervous Disease They arr cuiphatically 4 NERyE
FOOD; restoring the Vital Energy and VEL 10 sivora
to1 on the Functional lroccsscs 81 Lfs Their an
odyne effect IL remarkable tcndng 10 produce The
Mo~; Refreshing aud Renovatug Sleep. They
.hould be used, prom yty in every case ~ LOSS OF
NERVOUS FORCE. tr0 whatever cause. M TIA
rRlATE REMEDY.
- Every AmHlerer 0c DDeb11oSy,
Or any Chronic Nalsdy, by which the vita, ener Lies
deprcrsssd. ~ exhausted; and every woman vht
need NERVOUS IONlC--an lny,oyator- ,ould
end for. n J Winchester 4 cos NEW CiRCuL
Ahs41comilitd from III. cnr rclstiis Second edition
N his TkkASlsE ON CONst MPTlON, just pub
iishcd.
PRICES; In sand III OF bottles, 81 audfa each 81
small, or Three large. for g.
~ Mold hy all respectable DRUGGISTS and Whole
sale ut the ss'lc Depot in the United Sustrs By ths
j. WINCHESTER 4 co DC John st.. N. Y
To whom An orders shond he al,ir,s-d neps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

euve0. T. 44-
Fro0 New YoP1x.
Nsr Yoax, Sept. I.
The nerasd's correspondent q Cfonstadt,
Russia, says Of the reception given our No.
val representatives. in that city and q Pc.
ter,burs:
The fass Of The Enperor asd republic
were intsfnately blended In the decoration
Of the festive halls, and portraits of wash>
Shgten, the Cxas, Lineelo aad Jshnson we're
suspended osse The peiacipal chairs. The
names OF Sinops. Revel, Nss Orleans, Sc
hastopol. Fort Fisher, Charleston, and 9TH
er pls.cs Of battles in Russia and America
f"rned the notices. Al one banquet the
health Of the President Of tho United StaEss
was ioastcd before that ol the Gar, an hon.
Or never before paid by Russisss 70 fos {.
eien foler The people were out il
thousands. and when Assistant Secretary
Fox and the peasant prcserver Of
The life Of TIE Emperor appeared
arm in arm, the crowd WIS wild With enthu.
. asm.
Advices from Buenos Ayres and the ssat
Of war IN Paraguay, dated 18th Of July.
aays ths situation ID one Of mastery mac
tivity. The allies are getting encampsd in
. dep 00rAss In noovenient reach Of the
Paraguayan guns, which play upon them
at pleasure. The camp cannot DO moved
until they get more horses, and On order
has been issued to Aieze seven thous, nd Of
the citizens. The Paraguay ans in the mean
time had plsced . more guns in position to
play on the allied camp. The difference b.
tween Chill and Uruguay in regard . The
Judgment Of Spanish prizes in Uruguayaa
ports, has been recouciled.
A strong effort i making to invite immi.
grants, . plat Of 50 acres being granted each
family. end sxempaca non taxstioa fer
Eve years.
An Ottsws dispatch cara: 0sat iudlg-
aaeion 10 unaffected there among ne Cans.
tliAns It the recent escape Of Head Centre
Murphy and bic eoofsdes.tes. Il l.
asked what uss there 10 Ia kespa
)he ihs other reeiahs in psisoo any
longer. now that the leaders have es>
capped. Arms and munitions Of vae sre u.
ing smueg1sd into the province by The Fe>
niass. C0ua6sfaAls dsseontsut still pse.
vails a4ong the militia, end it 10 said that
except those under orders, no mere troope
will b dispatched from England.
The journey At the Psssidene's perty We
resumed yestsrdsy p. n, and wae snlivsn-
81 ~ s.shusisstic sveepticns It nearly every
statiou between BufIAlo and Cleveland. Al
Silver Creek, Dunkisk aud Erie he dsasn.
etntens were particularly sstAeeiassle, cd
drew ffss the President lengthy and aai-
mated apesches The party sssivsd q
Cleveland q . p. r., and were driven in.
inediately 70 he Kennard House. About
10 o'clock the President appeared On the
balcony and made . short speech to The
crowd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.


'FoI.U To attempt TO enumeraic the
ANODY ~ r.. manifold rexuits ~ tAr Ano
- - aynr IN caves ~ N.nrrlgla.
Gout Rheumatism. Nervous Hsafaehr. Tooth aud
Ear Ache Spinal Complaints. ~. Ni'us DaAce. ffvv
ters Nervous debility. Lee 1t Sleep. Pains IN Men
strnatv". and he most reliable testmofiais IA nv
possession. 10 which all invited e. ,f-peet would
exhaust TINE AM patience. AID ~hcA eorfdel.ce "
test wiz Ieffs.t's .s'.iis.
ASTHMA.
Noe de- ared pIfe ne voaf COMPLAIN & .,,s.fe'iy
rsNrtra f,na violent N'fHrs with t,~- ~ . 70 -
drops each Aalf hour. R-i.fsra -eer WI follow ihe
sseor'. ~ ialrl fo-.
rs- 10 ~ 80 wha;esa'c ai.f Ri j, pcaers 10
Medicine
John T.. ssu-ne"e'i- prep'r.
rrac;l n Chemist. q Iommerf ]. F4ar'. sp-t y.
augs-dIp fast.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

IT CURES CHOLERA, WHEN F1kST TAKEN,
N ~ hess0: Dyseeiay u haHe hcaa roosh-
aeAe n ~ anstss Il peslectly taBoc' 1t b. tate
PhyeeiaSc ID ~ Uaiied States Prics - -" = eto
TOnAwAnDA. Pa A1g. ., -.
n. O. L. ToblaD. NV Yesks Deae Sk-I have nssd
- iutesna . we'll = n external mcdicine. In ca1eo
a 6loue Cholic md Cholera Morbue regard 70 -
eoeerelsA foue1y. YO1e vsaitian 0OeUe Iinlneot
o1aods uosivalei = horse medicine eaaong farsiess
~ hnAtnan a ehlo canal WI. LEWIS.
oue't North Bsaoeh Canal.
sslA y III lrpekiseA Oacs - csstiasdt street,
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HURlEY'8
Ague r Mo.
PerSecslv ResiGbse.

n ealy ssoedy TT Calls aad Fsvss Or Agse and
Fevss tAas b - en- - Assenasd upoA = Husiey's
Asus Toaie. TAsre have been thousaads cured b
uslng Il WIN he'd tsied he usual remedies without
beasat bat IN NO CASE MAS HURLEY's AOUE
TONIC FAlL1D 10 EFrECr A CURE An who
have used chsssfsy ts thsis aaicted iisads Of II.
= ssss aad certain artas,s ~ ehls and lsvcs. Any
o.e SOLDERING Aua she ehiis wsald coasslt tAsr own
iatsssst b ssndiag 70 adr1g store and buying boe.
,le II pleasant tosaks, co.parsdwish Others. and
w b certain 70 cure Ill cases u Fever end Ague
OAiue ~ Fever. Sod for Il 70 ~ PROPRIETOR.
RURl1Y. RUDDIE Z CO.
Louisville, ~.
For sals b. ~ Wholesale dsu&Rses Of Losisville.
Ciscnnasi. MsmuAis, q. Louis. New Orleans. &c.
Dv9y Arsgsia - cosntry asschast shoald have
Il h Store. especially b districts subject to chi'ls snd
Ssvss q agss nd evef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

lar .hc try ~ IL pemovfh lns,oiency and
ushttty. rc~a0rng Mxia-p end nill yigor thus pro-
vinr pesfHct "Elixcr Of Love- removing StcriRty
and Dsrscuncss n bdeh scxes. To the young middle
ARD. AMI AGED. tilerc IL gscatS boon than this
rot lifr.~ u civcs nee lcaec Of Lafc causing
The 00sk and dsbattatcd 10 hive renewed strength and
stges ard the entire system to thrill with 10y and
pleasure Price. one battle ~. three bottles 81 sent
~ 0ptoR tn any Addre-s.
Oar medicines are suad and recommended By all re-
scrohe druxgists In every part at the evlasd Globe
eess dealers trv to decisive thr customer by ceiling
sNcap. wWshlcse cumpvunp In oeaer 10 u,ake Snuney
jeasA decqlscd-ask ior thcse medicines and take No
sASDss tfAc dra&rser dos not keep theq, write to
9: % &c -, cod them by czrrc.s. carcsnly pack
81. eee lrosm ahRaevatDn We will he pleased to re-
s0v~ le1D ufS au ssatsmcpar In reGaSd 10 any dis
Qese - vsAsh l.dlap q eendeo 40 lnlcted Ad-
0fese aiIsolcss ~ medicn4 psmpAleiS or advice -
49, prvr's. br. ". n MkRwtN. u valkss sl..N.Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

Many persons will not take calorncl They will not
take s~fcusy n any fwm thcv are aware dfi'. And
vet thousands have preseribed for them when they
are H. and swallow Il under the IMPRESSION that they
are taking soaethug else VIM tho Hssr b vl.ieni-
" ont Of order. caloncl IA the chief reiiacc Of The
medical faculty. they consider II plour fraud" To
pfestriie ,ao.l Gland. siney. under the meTcurial
lsing Pills tan lie obtained, there IL neceetity
whatever Tor employing cnlom-l. iis use may ~
wholly di-penr~n with. kapways Pills are se.eia
BILE substitute for the mineral puronp which the pop
MAR mind naturally sei@ aud tbssr pills cxer,is
I'll thr ~dssl ss,-rs If coiouel mescnry, sr-ec Ac
Wishuut producing any ~ the esfr vtis sometime
Ivlou the action II thore powerful po-ons upon the
end whssh~r that swssD ~ tor f&asS assrosive Rad
way PILL compel !" return 10 state of equilibrium
doing its dusy In an eqas ursderatc and hs,lthfu.
nsnns~s. In tise way thee palle "r-eulAtc the
action ~ the spleen. the bidder, the stomach the
Owels, &C., experimenting all Suitable ,igor, as
cmeciive ~ asssNir. ealsus ~ any oei1es poison
had bern jsitsses9 a1naeI.ssi ~ an ssr@sencstl
oaons ssvs No eccunalatioa r TIC eecds 81 DE- 9Th
~ay naRulatisg Pillsk ypl eoeld AVOID cslomel.
Teke ths1s pile ycu OhneS - nefcsf1, THY are
~ "a s1gs1e MIN. ~ tSNseAl1 s1Ielent me,
essss IN - cuss you, aadthg aIvsys lease you IN
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tncy Nc 6ubleCG~02 ~ lM01Ik5Ql
= eealed cnvssryr ire. 1hs ChesDAee pIs are sold
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-04

CtNc1nnAS1, Oepe +
The cholera has nearly disAppeassd frou
here. There wess only thirteen dsaths sincs
Saturday.
The storm Saturday sad Susday nights
I'D soesidentle dA6age tlsesgkeus his
section. Deer csesk end NM creek vGllsve
were completely inundated. Elk river
bridge, on the Haniltoo 4 Dayton Railsead.
wss safried away; also I've bridges On the
Z The Cincinnati snl Nc Uasay packet
Rsysnu4 bsuDe r. CueiaaAti, With 800
tons ofirca, suak aser Busna Visa, "a the
Ohio rivss. - NSday lest She vas issursd
sSs Co. =. 1 A.. s' re-. 1ia P''sa.'r b r.
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OF NOTRE DAME

The n~xt Term Of this we'll known Institution
vill eommence ~ tAe avst TUESDAY Of sep.
sembss, 1855. For cslssegues Or more extended
Inf ,rmation, apply 10 Rxv. W. COkBf. =. :. Z.
ausa3 -deud&woctl President.
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n, WHEELER { WllS0NS
SEWING MACHINES

Best and oaOUa Popular EaaDe y
lily NevwBag N0achlae IL
the ~ ORo0.
Thorough inslfuction gwen 70 I'll purchaser
free 81 charge.
SALkSROOM CORNER OF SECOND AND
BRADY STREETS. OVER CONES
CLOTHING STORE.
G. i.VMAN. Agent
or Davenport and Rock Island
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Pr dsbllsty, lsss osAppstte. wsakness, Indigestion
o. dyspepeia. want Of aetion Of the LIVER dismdered
stomach There are no Btsers that can compare with
these il renovins distres ing complaints. For sale
- b hsa at ~ drss store In the United States,
o. ron the psopsietosa Louisville. Kv.. corner Of
seveaty and 0fsea Streets TO whom al orders should
be eddressed.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
The great Blood Purifier, o. . sprisg and ssmmes
Medicine. stands snrivalled. removes al impurities
60 ~ Mood and gives health aud ssrength y ~
sysosa. HURLEY. RUDOLF CO.,
Propsietors, Louisville. Ky.
NuRlerS POPULAR WORM CANDY.
~ ~ = ~ y spseiAc SSs wosns ard he bsst
~ nose palatsbls sbsm 10 rive to cAildsca Il 10 -
sarpsing that = ~ taking plaes Of I'll uehef ~
paeaaiuos ~ Worns-4 being tastsless. any child
Win toke Il. aug2Sd&w1y
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latest NEWS
8r TELEaRARs.

81. Louis, Sept. 3.
No choiss1 interments yesterday
Thirty fires eceurrsd In Csiro during
the past year. incurrine loss Of 1406, 900.
TstAl loss By 6rss, 10 The preceding elk
,years. @6l6.000. About half ths losses in
sssed. -E, t2-
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NR. q. YOUN1AyS-

pHYAlC1AN AND NIIkliEeDy.
1AvlNo DGEN EH0A0ED n rnE
Il Isaseles 4 ue1leiae ID THE NY ~ ssvef-
= yseA -, I'D sssiae The great incoavssienc
= ven - sxssa expcsse. Of Whiting paaieat.
tAsa Usitiag . peeeseiDaiee which msst b takes
- ee0e DvueUsse v y 0llsA. which eaases M.
0soeoooy 6olay = rslissiag suffering passst
oe~oalsse ~ Deeees viii fsrnisA medicine 10
a. DG1leeAe q ~ charge Of Ose Dollar for visit
81 leotei1s a1y Plies within sbs city lniss.
81 my eeats for sscA additional mile Office
~. - 81 Brsdy sss under streeper's store.
kssilsses % lAsk. bsswess Main and Brady.
0PnN& Z MOTION.
HOUHE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
Ia EkS, Paper Hsseess, 0laaiers. &c. shop
corner moin and rifeh 0to mch21 div
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sAso AcnuooN Pm IOWA CAVALRY.
HAVING nEEs' 1KGAGfD IN THE PRAc-
II tics OF Medi rine and Sursery COR the ass
TwWyT suvu ysAnx ~ sHA SrArs. has r. rnlsn-
eutiy located In thss city and offers hss prote--
sional s~rviccs 10 the cits,ens Of Davenport arri
vtcsntty. aud hopes BY HE long experience with
the Diseases Of the climate, 70 merit aud receive
epcrsion Of public patronage.
N1ice corner Of Third and brady. over Lind.
saw tswelry Store, residence in what wa. for.
merly known ~ the Fulton House, on Wate~
street, above the hrSdge. iuney- -5u
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Fssn HolloueA 1 Oebusn's Boetea We'll
report Of the dsls II Sept ~, ~ qssts
% follows: