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A GOLDEN TRUT II.
TEETH EXTRACTED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
BY THE
Cotton Dental Association,
No. 737 WALNUT STREET.
No. 10 Cooper Institute, New York.
No. 1877 WALNUT STREET.
No. 10 Cooper Institute, New York.
No. l68 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.

There is nothing which people dread more than pain,
ar there is pain excruciating than that of
having a tooth ex tracted.
when 1 first introduced the NITROUS OXIDE OR
LAUGHING GAS asubsitute for chi orOform and ether
In dental operations, met with and ridcule.
But the new agent maze a steady and constant pro-
gress The Gas has had trial OF three years and
has come out triumphanilyi
Many OF the leading Dentists OF New York and Phila-
delphia, who have given up the Of ohoroform and
ether, send all their patients to who require
anGsthetic make specially in the ofthe Gas
and have business enough to justify in making II
FRESH every day.
Inow about 800 gallons per day.
AS TO SAFETY, ! have administered 1t to over
HOOO patients since May 1868, and no unpleasant
effects have attended single If there was any
danger from inha ling the Gas, would one OF
these have been njuriousy adectedP All the dental
and edica journals admit that the Gas is the best
anGsthetc tooh-orawing; best, because enough can
be given to produce entire insenslbiy without any
danger; best becausei is pleasant breathe pro-
ducmg sickness disagreeable sensations, and
leaving the system entirely In two three minutes
best because IL will succeed with patients on whom
choroiorm and ether have been tried in VAN; best be-
the most de icate nervous and feeble persons
can breathe 1t with ETY.; best, because, with many
patients, trend' rs too h drawing pleasure.
Our patients have all signed scroll certifying that
their teeth have been drawn without pain and oppo-
site each name is blank ior remarks. The following
are a few OF the remarks:-
Without the slightest pain.an uninterrupted dream.
by a t0TeIQn 1hnlstei Of Stat
A good humbug, II man can have his teeth drawn
wlthOu knowing II
Twenty teeth extracted without the slightest pain
with one dose OF gbs."
Hail Co umbia the greatest discovery the age
mo more Oldiashone ed dentistry Tor me-"
Ought to cree a statue to the inventor"
"ly operation wi the gas-have tried ether
most earnestly recommend NitrOus oxide"
None but the mos apIeeabe sensations
VERY pleasant ream."
WAS weak and nervous, RECEIVED pam but won
del lul y re reshed afterwards"
"a p easant ride on he cars "
"a great Improvement in the barbarous art o. den
tiJtry."
=, should never have a tooth drawn Without it,"
God bless inveL or"
Have moe dread OF tooth drawing "
Harmless reliable and wIt1Dut pain"
1.-The experienced before taking the gas only
equa led by Il pleasure oI Its use"
Thirteen teetl. drawn with one dose OF gas, and
pain"
= Deligh' ed with the operation"
"A pleasure instead otpain."
81 his beats my ChlorotUrm, " from dentist)
II thank the Lord for is discovery-I perfectly
unconscious"
With many others, may well say, God bless DR.
| Cotton
ii sm well maid ft coming 200 mics"
NBmes OF persons who have had teeth extracted by
II lN
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A AFoUNDLING.-Abou half past one o'clock
his morning a chIld, four weeks old, found
on the step of No 1881 Cherry street. The infant
was taken in charge by the police, and sent to the
AlmshOuse.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and $50
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No 90 >. Third st.
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HAVE Your UNITED STATES BONDS REGISTERED.
% co. 1881, ana 10 Al Coupon Bonds convertet into
Register ed For safety we would advise our friends
TO hold Registered bonds. Apply to
DREXEL & Co,
No "a = rHIRD Street.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Su ch Sewing Machines. No. 73r
CheSnut street,
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FISH INSPECTOR APPOINTED Governor
Curtin has appointed Isaac Pearson Esq, Inspec-
tor of Picked FISH Ibis is judiciOus selection, as
Mi Pearson is well qualified for his new position.
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CoNGREss CAKE. made and sold only by q. Byron
Morse, No 904 Arch street.
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FELL OvERBoARD.-This morning, at
half.past O'Clock, George Stevenson fell overheard
from canal boat, at Coates street wharf, but was
rescued from drowning by Othcer Siner.
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CITY INTELLIGENC E
LFOr Additional Local Rerns see Third PageI

The FENIANs ON THE ALERT.-The
FenIans IN this country do not seem 70 have lost
their hopes of lnauguIatlng prompt aud vigorous
from the tread of the hated BritOns Their expeca.
tons NAV not be as ardent as when the once reve-
renced O'Mahony was Head Centre, and presided
the tumutuous meetings of his adherents in
leaOnV cities, soliciting them to make investments
in the bonds OF the IRISH Republic those who acuui
esced have but little DOUBT of the peymdnency of
the Investments they secured by their eager sub
scrIptions. The enthus astic onPinRs of many were
most bitterly bllghted by the dissens ons when
sprang up IN the order, and by the revelations which
folio wed the opposing OF O,Mahony. But the great
raid nov beng lnauguTated by the few hundred
Fenians hoverng near the canada borders ostenta
tousy bound Tor California, has Rlven little of the
old spirit to the organization. This afternoon james
Stephens the chlei organizer of the enian Brother
hood, is expected to prrive this city. Arrange.
ments have been made receive him, and this
ing demonstration OF the Order will be mad at Ma
tonal Hall, Market street. below thirteenth.
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1905 5-20s 1S91s, 1O.4Os, Compound Interest Notes
and Gold and Silver bought and so d by
DREXEL & Co,
No "a S. TaIRD Street.
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''lubrlcative packing steam enPnes-for terms
723 chesnut St, pha., and rs dey ST., new YORK.
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POPULAR TAILORING
RBADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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HOWELL & BOURKE,
MANUFACTURERS
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DUTcHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUGs.-Kills
upon touch, curls them up as hrc does a leaf, and
remains of permanent effect. Try 1t, and sleep in
peace. Sold by all live druggists.
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DELICIoUsLY MKDICINAL.-This is the universal
verdict pronounced upon Plantation Bitiers" by
all who have tried them. The WellknOwn and
health-promotiDg ingredients from which they are
made and their invaluable merits as a remedy for
ipdigestlon, and ali its consequent ailments, and
their preventive qualities against disease arising
from cliu acterc changes miasmAhc influences
and imperfect secretiOns, are so widely known,
and SO hOnOTaby endorsed, that we trust no one
NIL iOTego the advantages OF their use,
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FoR BREAKFAST.

FOR DINNER
FOR SUPPER
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer OF Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 100 West street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20

b his ftieod and obesquious follower, thai
e@csr % playieg hie sasde alsswdly for the
6sst plses, and viii 1929 day es9s dsvn
cid : gssnd essb, and lssvs'f. 3. ". high
eod dry est 10 the cid.
lxyoanAssea wAAfsD.
UnAssbGsdly 2. 8. Wissesn, Prssident,
weald, - - says, b very glad 70 ascertain
vAs ths New Yssk sesssspendent q shs
Bsltimors Uaatrsrjkr QaI be.. He 10 %
|thoroughly surprised 10 dnd himself apd
bic acto y dessiy ~ tsusaMsily portrayed
10 year columns, = 10 wes some two years
ego when his facs vas slapped BY IN army
estler, whom be had grossly insaited. Tue
Test \, thse F. 8. w.. having % long had
his Own way, thinks now, that differing
with hin. - opinion even, is : capital
csios, and 10 the case Of his smploye go, u
10 always punished sieh decapilstion. IN
dslAnlt of the power 70 punish the Asltj.
Hssrs Usdsreriter er its corssspandsot, the
great mogul has slready discharged Two Of
hi subordinatss wheo hs suspselsd Of CON.
pkcity with the subscribss-
sAcnsp fnuSf.
PERHAPS the nost inpostast financial %
stiea that can - hsld, = that sf President
efa OPsst iuslitntisn such = ths Mutual Life
luanssnse Ce0paay. The nejodty Of TIE
'pdicy heldses-thoss = who's tie large
accumulated fund belongs-ars poor 10 this
vsrld's sssds, but having : wealth efalIsc-
tiea ~ wt6s and children, ase dspdAitiax
thsir hard eafniags 5roa year .
lyns with ~ ultimate pufposs
ef securing support fee ths dear
onos Wheo 1eft - thsmselveo. The uillione
Of dollars thus gathered together are e.
ptntically sacred trust, end nene but
nSn of tho highest integrity. purest inten
Il o0s, and nnOgs e4alte9 feputAtious
shosld be entrusted With The custody q
their funds. II policy holders would give
cIessr Attention 70 ~ nanAgsrs Of The oo..
petatiens, 70 whoss eass they havs een-
aittod most Of their property. il might ~
eoond that some Of them are not The aaints
they would have ~ belisve them o be-
We do not think, for insteaee, +. 8. Win.
ston SPtssidfnt," il just the psrson whom
We should bs satisfied to trust With The M.
nipulations Of sny monies beloneing to 10.
Ie 10 we'll known that he failed IN the dry
goods businsss several years ago. for !
very large sum. Il has been charged open
", Ind IN eeart Of Law, that be and his
firm were guilty Of fraud. It is notorious
that rarely doss wssk pass over Of r. s.
w., without 6uding him brought up on
sme supplementary proceedings by his old
cre iitors. He gets the most fearful lash.
ings withost daring to complain, and the
gravsst charges ars made against him with
out denial on his part. ~ rssoir.
Juxius.
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PRACTICAL Uf7A1ff AND.
~. ExTRE18 SIMPLICITY.
OvsyissHy pstssss1 Ksv is lsss: s~rrsstmMl
DBssstst Jsas 9th, 1869. The celebrated FAMILY
6Ru SEWING AACnlN8, With psssnt clnrus
stra eIed Novelty 10 xofsstsos In operation, usee
0nols TnnRAp Of all h1n1o. Mdesoths 01nnine
0t,tch Nore perfect and segster than By hand,
kna1 with 6xtr1ordinssy Sapidity, making Z
seitches to eaeh nsvoLuS1ox Of The vnasl- Wll
Arl4Ae, Asa, s4I1s. as6ss, tsek, rvs - ApssdxA
|@os g.; soqatfe6 - cAaage Of SeltcA - Hos
iaA1Ls - ees ess - 0aDea, snA viii lest lly1-
ms, being the sssoxesss nAelnxD made. u ha!
taken TIE FRnn1un It SSAsR fAIns, and receiyed
the approval Of all the principal journals and ..
th0oo Who hovo uono tAom.
"Pee ~ Deeeomakee h 10 Invaluable; for u
ee.sene!a y ssppaiss . vsssst plsss. &c
Fl !f,1s 80 SsssIsy ;ssp..s.. j, other. :. h.v.
seen. - 4 0Sal1 Uteaise eeecu0n - enumcrata
jts numtFsas viFtoGss -DgDcero Dass.peet.
with aiagis H. dsshle thEseA. Y sls.tly
~ sGsiss stlssh szsstly 'ihssAAs hasA sswia1
III 1..sos. . IL ~ i oast IL ..lsi.issass.,
efthw esss1as Mes6ias. VII - veoese.Ae1 F.
inffingsasato = ~ po1ente. TAis = ~ saly
lsye6et1 l1eehias sdssssa - pa1sat.
Shg3e1 1o11At1eo sent - ~ pass = - eoes.
~ per 1xpessa pesAs1 = 6sx wltA psiAsed
l1lrseaises . eeesipe ofpnss. q. Ass1ts want
9 e0svssyVhsse. CfSsl3 eoutdning lbsssl Il
4uosmen>s seat ffoa.
AddSeoD a oeateo -
FAMILY 0t4 0GH HN0 MACnMB o.,
aeslS-dvlr1 O0cs. 103 Naaoas Stfsst. u. =,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20

THE MEMBERS or THk y. SlSTEkHOOD
i arc no~ soliciting subscriptions, to enable
them to pressat An "Irish Flag to the first
conpanv Of "lrish volunteers.' who leaves
this city - route for the. field. there to light
fer q freed nm Of our native iand-lrslAnj.
A the Company 10 daily hlling up. We have
no time to logo " not ashamsd 70 assist mn
" Irish cause :; nor tel! " you love Ireland. Il
you will nSt help her. MANY Of v0as havc abun.
dance, oh you, then. We cali to give tibsraLy /;
and you, whose means are limited. We ask YOU
10 give what you can, for that land for which,
through its opntetsors, you have suffered .,
much. There Is not an ,rish woman in this city
but can give something. Let US So.
10 the abssnee Of our Treasurer, = collecting
book has been left q Mr.. Healley's cor. 9Th and
Brady sts who has kindly consented to receive
subscriptions o.. subscriptioas can be Eivsn 70
any member of thc organization, when most con
vsniont 10 the subscribt4. meh2c-d
AAR0T. A, LUN0, Dfascrasss F. s.
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Vol. IL.

s!a oook Riv11 ''Dssse
Oil 4 all1A1ng Oo1lnpahy,e ,
DRANCn sOHpICB, ~
UoAer 80 Roroe Nosaomn1 unnle.
OovO0D0ees 1oWa,
Asssll assuA = s>sdfAe - ] II 4
nsss ar tsvu Sam, Agent.
} Cso,cs dry kiadliaa we'd ed s.a. s.v
dnst eas y Ausd = ksnw,ek's Hill, above
tAs Railroad Bddgs. fsbsodsf
LAses Sssas ~ Rms.-lAsw ~ eoo.
sDedious Store Rooms IN the bssinsss por-
ton Of the city ass ios rent "a REASONABLE
s'.:s; r. Apply y sAi' efRsa = = .asae
~ Case CAlgls Z Pever. ~ MA
OUIRE'S A0Ug MIXTURE, pss sp b. J.AC
AA0UiRg. o. Louis. PRICE q. 80 pss bo:tls
Coyeuurfiyss pox'9 LIT 90 youn poLD 81
nope unlll you have tsseed the psepsstiss u
Jehn g. Baker 3 Coz Psss Medical Cod
Hvse ~ - vaia: There Il testimony Of
the highest class - shew thae ~ eGsses in
Pulmonary complaints havs been I'll but
mdnculpys. Net 70 ~ Il in your extssmi
u b - declise ; lAh e6Ases t. Hfs. John
o. Baker I Co., No 7ls Mashes 81. Phila.
Te shs FraenAs - lrelaaA.
Ireland calls on you nov, through hss
gallant son, 0en. 6wsoQs1, fe Dsn, noeeY,
And arms. W, thsssS0se, Sppe4f % yoa,
In this, the hour Of eur countsy's crisis, 70
osls feeuae1 - fsopoad n 3 nannsr that
viii eonvincs The enemies Of our country
Tho Issls0d Nest 80 suAaa b BREei-
Tb~ books ere nov opsn to al Who wish to
contribute mansy - aSdns, q John naley's,
coresr Of Brady end - stfssae. ~ 4 the
Gsnian Hall, WappssDsos's Dlesk Hall
oppe for driif Day aod evening
all nSoGAsD Z. QUian, Centre.
aAr1A-dlv. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20
Family Knitting. ods
Nent, Durable and cheap ! +!
The Lamb kmtttiug Ma
chine Company, pfn

Brady st. first door below Ses
Up stairs, ovsr ksCosk d O1ieraSs S1sss.
re- PREPARED TO Do All. KINDS o.
v,ue.s. NAV bs deairsl--la ske vsty bsst NM.
uer. apdst prces that cannot teil % plesss CeaS
aud a1e your orders for Hosiery, Caps Drew
crs. Nntens Bsaques, ect. Ibis p the onty .e.
chins that nasrows aud widsns snd gt,es Issssss
hts. y...v.1 .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20

New York COE0ooD00nuun1e.
~ s. Winston. Rssidsst'' t''-TAat Disidsa1
me Risal Ceadidatss Information
Wasssd-A G1ces6 7tu,t. sss
The secufabls report Of The very interest
iag speech Af IF. s. Winstoa. Presiavse, ~
uNde q the ~Autaal Fed" !" and faFuislod'
y yoa5apesiAt teorssepUndsut. ~ beentio
theme Of conversation in insuraneo circles
during the month. r. 8. W., sssA - ,ean>,
~ imagine Who u is ohdt lnoS1 N 20
wsll, and 60 repset bic thssghts . core
fectly. ltni. y vesld hex ssaeeeSfaeye
thing but gfdtideation 70 aid rs w..
~ yet, y : bissdly vay. y 9sae4glrl
proper to develop ths sentiments q 4
great man on an eccaeiss Anught nth 6
ouch ef pride to him and his numsroos and
veil provided for, family, ~ that Of the
orand opening csrsmonies. Thsss = -
fsuitful 6eld ~ ssslbe" in the sayings
and dsings Of ~ "Aodel Presided" !" and
psreafter I shall slininnts the pcuood
hstes relating 70 him, which are Ia ~ pcs
ts1sien. L C~l~.<J
TnAf plvlpnxp. = -
We al)udsd last vosk 70 ahs-sps0 mode
of@vidAng surplus' psaeticsd at ths Muts
q Life. We new learn that he aoeunt
paid TO ths cheers, cir q ssssn n q, viii
ffs1ch abeus ol00, ,O00, and tAis b tnhso, q
is hid, from the ''divisibls surplus" beleee.
Iisk 70 ths polisy hsldses. WIZ would nj
b II. 3. Winston, Prssidsot" e sAthse
VIE weula noe asespt peoitioo. vhish
givn il happy occupant Cd, ~ asssm
salasy, and ssaus Of ~, 900 svsry rear
NJ policy holdIss 8 he Matnal ps9ht 70
- altets 30d that is the intimate connee.
10 which exists between ~ csopauy's
new dining room and Libby's ssstanssnt.
1 neey's bile are eaia = e1senp iapsgssut
peoportis91, = b ssppko lssdA ssiey ~
= annssous friends q T. 9. W., besides
diuesss = ~ sos1Dss' ~ stoets sthsf
tYsk. Libby has seod thing. 80
n. RIVAL cAnDspAsss,
+ II i ~ nb6ssaIly kaswo : ssaliosss
thae IF. 9. Wisstee, prssideat" hes . n :
lval ~ ~ AigA pesieiso vh3ch Se M. ~
- oeoefs and smolnmsote t,essaato sp-
tpsensia1. Ihses = - is1ivi11al 80
hsedsd With ths Autaal Life, ~ al)lk(th4
psee aecalsr 10 nany rsspsoAs. taseo.
poeoseeea ofa lazgse d1s1him - Ug6inA
ed eble g see dsspst ~ ; IN 49,
thaa !. 9. W Wp rsek = Rishaei 4. Ne
9 oec =. 2 49,, - s:''a: ~ S:stsa ylS e. Is
-: :;ass;:: - : - r. - -.
! Soes:e.: y nese 49, lt1ne. - -,
pssed ~ thses b ustnai eeeo6eose -
i tnGt5Gl tfuet beeoDus 49, VedtsaO8 ~
ie6q(goey, esas inaivi1nnh 0aek efooss1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20

I RsAL 4efAfs SALss.-Messrs. Kent 4
Goldsbusy sepsst The fs,iowise real ssAts
sales for the last few days:
Two story frame bstvssns Perry md
Brady, Henry Adams to E. s. Balord,
Esq., $3.50, cash. ~; ;srSE q
! House and lot, Hest Dtvsnpost, J. r. Van
Dussu to d. Stanchhsld, ESQ, @9,1o0.
TnAr's AtL.4The large crowd which
gathered ct the corner Of Second aud Har-
rison streets, this afternoon, was merely
attending 0ermsn law suit in regard tc
some fence boards.
Tho ringing sf The Fire King bell, Til
afternoon, was owing to the re-kindling oi
the Flames at the ruins Of the Psnnsylvanis
House sable. ( q aasa IttE e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20

woarnv fas AstxsS1oh os rom NAILS
AND fRnALes, Who arc in want of busipssa.
The welA known house s0f 8. N. Ward q
Co., Manufacturing Jewelless, 9Oe Broad
way, New Ysrk, Wish TO eslA6ltsh "a regency
in every towfl in the U. s., and in order that
the Agent can have = Hopp OisgAt0H "a
their customers. they Wjn nsspd = ASahple,
on he receipt 81 e2.Os ADeeeioa Gold
Pen (varrant,dD, vithS Silvc, Extension
Case - lRShsA, tSGsthsta with Wholesale
G. . Ssmpls Certificate fer % eents. + n
Thess u 20 Agent bst whae cSa nAks
esvily g day. and oiesu 90. ssbtd. wsm
Ho.LowAx's PaAs An 0ssssan.-Ptsgne1.
do yoa wish 70 oartail yovs medical expsnsss.
and retain sound hsalthy Use these nsdlcinss
they are adaptsd 70 every disssss--lor I'll ia.l
aa"atory. Affections Of The chest, - plssrisy.
ssa..i7. properties II shs 0insnsa; have never
been questipeed By III Who hare ussd it-ebe,
Pills nseerislly expedite the operasieu Of he
Ointment. Sold by a,l Dr~egists. "' !
New Rsasl5. 4nrs, Wluslsws 1yAis mn
are the only safe truly elective medicine for Females
.s D sS nfs sss:s ssss
o. oSasas sSs1 aussis. NJ. %in.ox Mystic Ys arc
a II ss.
!: s:eUs. ;sSs "a sso. &. ~ + :: 3:
soes nome Other Pree q per box. Or Ssss. 20! ss For
:s csessyo sy =: DF'ss's' in p'.s'Rsi Rs 49, ssSs
TaACH 4 DA1sTOl.,
50 North 4tA street. st. Louis, Merchant
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TY ITE m s.

- BoAsDsns.-A Osneleman and lady
wish'ns g ,ebtsin bsasd, and fsrpisAisG
thtie own room. can hssr Of very dssiss'
be bcation by inquiring st this slnes. = 's'
ros SALE. fine brick residence on the
blu1, for ons-thigd less than cost. Must b
sold Apply TO, ]. ". HAnaisoH,
!. d1w .syae 1Anl Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-20

A .ps,e, O,ass DeAnSus ususs. s.-la
~ niehtss issue ~ psblishsd shon n.
>;cle 10 reference 70 ~ laegs dsaand fos
dve,lins hsvass asd basissss sssos, end
but Ssr The want Of spsee. would hs,s 70
isrsd - IT, sqaAlly ssp~stivs sssd ~
nunbss Of Asss sless boarding besssa~
Many Il oar young married psepIs. Who ars
without children, And II much more con.
vsnisnt, scosonicAl, ed plesnnt Z teAsG
a. =. .nsat hsssss at ~ pssssns exhsr.
bitsnt rates, and 80 to tie expense Of fur
nishtaf shso, withsut being ssss to aseer-
tn how seos il nay b. nssssssfy 'ss them
10 reuoss . Apsther locality. Our city Il
aiways csosiasally illsd with young msn
seeking entrances into business, sssdying
professisus, a Attending out nuuerous
excellent schools and colleges. These
fsets, patent y ~, isdscs1 o. prspsistors
o. ths Pennsylvania House to erect Ane
thrse stsyy bssuk . Fourth strsss. sssssss
Iowa and Rock Island, immediately west
and sajssasae tbs hossl, which yin b, 10 .
shors 'tims, ptspsfsd fsr The seconneda-
ton r. our citisens, sud l,s ussd - drst
claas boarding. hesss. On ths arst assy
shsss b . hall rshnins the satiss dsptt u
the bs;lding, On The isfe hand aide q Which
~ ~ .parlesI sSaass1sd hy ~ 'Adisg
doors back Of these will b . large and
assly prspsvssonsd dining room, and Still
farther hack eapscieus rsouhs for ths tnli-
aasy department. fitted - with ssosgy
nedsrn inprovsmenk The socends sy
yin b v61poSedH u seSsn large rooms,
with high ss5liays, s6pssisss s'ossts, ahs
latest style of gas fixtures, excellent !ar
ranosnsnts for vsntilation. and every -
vice Ser eomfort aud convenience. The
third story will consist Of ave roen1 Ar-
ranged On the same plan snd farniiosd
with the same improvements. Az IN i
justlsuch IN institution a. is needed h
every part Of our city, We haven't sdsoht
but that it will meet with an extensive nd
rsmunsrAtjvs patronage. d
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The NicuAsL Consid snbls
complaining and much snesriDs TOOK pace
this morning, on our streets, IN regan 10
The part the lMchael Donahus took atsths
6rs lest night The members Of the Linz.
ty Company raised the money to pnseh1ss
t ,sir engine, and the greater part oft ut
Of their own pockets, but We havs not let
learned that they took contract to furnish
their own fael and prstsst ths property Of
our citizens for the glory ofths undertaking.
At the last meeting Of the City Coundl,
they applied for an appropriation to pT
ch sc small qusntity Of camel coal pr
their engine. Their request WAS set aside.
Last night they ran their engine Up 70 tie
iire we're obliged to hunt up supply bf
coal, which was Of . very poor quality,
stast their fee IN the midst Of . peitihg
storm, and by the tine steam wss raised
their exerttsps pfoved of bat little asail~
For shat they ID - tls;ak thsn eutitlsd
{, mach honor, instead Of being grumbled
n for the results Of other peopls's ncgii-
gencs. We heps - see our City Council
take advantage Of the first occasion 70 naks
the necessary spprePsiatioa.
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~ M0f.l.ER,

- snADY STREET, nELow SEQ.
oud kecps osnslsnAly % hand I'D Daeso
6ests', Boys and ChllAren's
CiNTIlYNG Of the bert matcriai and In manase
ths cannot fail U give satistsseson. noes0
psafonage respectfully solicited. imysi-1iy
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CAnrsrsi Or Crorns I! NA5rro III &c.
-wadssesth = Oes q Rssk Island, ~
nov receiving large stsok Of thsss goods
in u qualities and shoies styles which they
are eev Offering 1t lo's priess. ltd&y-1w
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LeAvs Ieus OaDsns. bennington 1 Co.,
near the corner Of Second and Brady, ass
constaatly manufacturing gents goods to
feee In every style, and in the very bsae
manber. Thsir. stock Of fdrnishihg goods
'edhuot be surpassed 10 The city. &c and
exsnine it-lsavs your measure and yoas
eedets. ,t