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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
West Virqinia Glass Works.

Successors 70 Ripley. Cow! & Co.
Once webster St. near Chaplire wteeuuz
y. Va
2 HIIDRTTH President
II E-5gIs Secretar-.
DIRECTORS;
:. +. HildreIh. y. Z. QuaTI.aI. y. - Jic.
Cabe, William Hastings JACOB Harlan JOHN
RipIe!, VI. W. Echols.
This Company, having fully completed tbeiT
Organization aud possessing ample facilities for
msnut"e turing, are prepared to receive and sx'
ecqte al orIers for Druggists, Glassware, In
suIHt9rs, Fruit Jars. ElasAs Mineral Mustard,
Ale Se1ter and Wine Bottles, and u genera.
variety OF Green aud Black Glass ware AL
communications addrysseI to the ), cretary will
receive prompt attention. isO3-Im
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20

TOBACCO.
RHSNITOR NAVY IN CADbS
wi Hearts Delight I0s In Cadies
Russeps los in Butts
Eldorado Is in Bright Va
Honey Dew 10.
Hares ID.
Kentucky Six Twist.
Smoking in Bulk and Papers.
Cigars OF all kinds.
j. X. BOTSF0RD 81 CO,
febs No. "a Water II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
CoCn. CREAM FOR THE HAIR

cocoa CREAM FOR THE HAIR
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No more rancid Pomades
No more rancid Pomades!
Ii you want something elegant,
Ii you admire delicious Perfume,
If you desire soft and silky Hair.
If you want your hair preserved,
If you want your Hair 10 grow,
Ii you want to prevent premature Badness
III YOU want To be rid OF Dandruf,
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Price 80 cents a bOttie.
For sale by ,,,,,.,
iu2- Wheeling, w. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Always Get the Best.
REEDS
COUGH SYRUP

rINHE BEST AND MOST hrFA
i TIVE preparation for
COUGHS,
COLDS,
HOARSENESS, &c.
OuiclS and safe in its operation. just the thing
for children. Nothing equal 10 it for grown
persons. ..,,
MCCABE, KRAFT y Co, ana
REED, KRAFT s. CO.,
And by dealers everywhere. dec@"o"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-20

Downs Stockholm II. Downs having "a,
ken exclusive control Of the Saloon AZ M.
Washington Hall, woud respectfully inform Sa
his friends and the public generally tnaV S NE
nov s Tnb and Bucket Oysters, venson Quals
Psrtridges Squirrels and other game: Inc s bar
"a annnj7ed with choice brands ot malt ana SPIT
itous Liquors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Having q mont OF 10 feet
on Sixth street west And
next adjotnfng the north
Is feet front Of sold lot,
By the depth thereof.
Paving tag, on interest
from Nov. Is, 1865.
Ditto ..................
Being the south "a fest
mont OF said lot, BY the
depth thereof. - I
Tax for repairing pave.
ment, On Interest from
Septem6sr l3, ls65......
Henley, John. ............
hopkins, Ira A..........
favtnG TAI, on interest
from November Is, 1855.
Hftx, John, trust. ......
Tax fer repairing pave
ment, on interest from
October 2, 1865.
Howard, Joseph.
Holmead, j. +. F., trust. :.
Hutton, Jacob ID.
Harriean, ]. and f. Mur.
name.
Hazel, James H.
Tax for paving an alley,
on interest from October
81, INSTRUMENTATION.
Henke, Lewis, trust. 1000.
Harding, L b. ............
Hetzell, Margaret ........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-20

6egianl0G ON Z street
north 1s2 feet 2 inches
from the southwest cor
ner Of + street north.
and Goth street west,
and immediately west Of
and adjoining the lot
sold and conveyed TO
Thomas Lawson, and
running thence westwith
the line OF said T street 20
feet 7 inches, until IL in
tersects the let sold and
conveyed to French For
rest, and by said French
Forrest to A. E. Hetzeli.
thence south with the
line OF the last men.
toned lot, and parallel
with Twentieth street,
west, 90 feet 4 inches,
thence east 90 feet 7 In.
ches to the line Of the lot
sold and conveyed to the
said Thomas Lawson, !
thence north with the.
line OF the last Mention
ed lot 90 feet 4 inches to r
street and the beginning
DlttO -........... .sssssi
Beginning on L street
south 70 feet from the
southwest corner OF said
square, running thence
north 80 feet, thence east
Is feet 6 inches, thence
south 80 feet, thence
west Is feet 6 inches to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

Nsv Yoak, Dee. I.
Cotton-Quiet At 3s1<0S5c,
F',rr -O,' and tndfi Sc lower a. - 81 M IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 3O-The 23i army
corps are holding their annual session In
this city % day, being their anniversary Of
the battle Of Franklin. Tenn. Governor
Morton will deliver the address Of welcome
tpnight.
The officers elected for the ensuing ear
were, Col. Faricigh, Of Kentucky, Presi.
dent, and one Vice President fs pn each Of
the following States: Ohio, Illinois, Ken.
lucky, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, Min
ncsots. New York and MAJ sachuset,s.
The next annucl meeting will be held at
Louisville, Ky.
Al a meeting Of the Naiiona! Union
johnson Executive Committee today,
committee was appointed 10 prepare an al
dress iavcring an independent party move
mcnt for calling the State convention to he
hol in MaiNh
Thanksgiving renerally observed yes.
fcrday by Il suspension ~ business and re-
| licious rvists IN al Tie sluiohss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-A special from
Washington To the l'oa says that acting
comptroller Hubbard. in an annual report
will recommend an increase OF currency oi
S25. 900 600. and il Is reported that Secrc-
tary McCu,loeh will make similar recon-
mcndat,Ons.
The caucus Of Republican Congressman
was postponed to Saturday night
Five or six cases Of cholera occurred in
Washington this week.
Tho Commercials Washington special
says that French Govt gracefully yields 10
the Presidents demand in relation to Mcxi.
can affairs
England may prove more obstinate in
case Of our demands for the indemnity by
losses from English blockade runners.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3O-Much speculation
has been indulccd in as to the actual bust.
ness Of Lieut. Gen. Sherman, in accompa.
nying Minister Campbell To Mexico. The
truth however is, lie was designated as an
adviser To that gentleman. both ms regards
diplomatic affairs in Mexico and military
movements on the frontier, should an
emergency arise TO require new DISPOSE.
lion Of our troops, but since the re
cepton Of the Em,eror's intentions with
regards To the 'emovnl Of his army, il is
not thought that such necessity will &C.
cur.
The latest news received by the Govern.
mcnt respecting Aaximilisn-is that:hc was
at Origaba.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
LATE NEWS


WAsninsTos. Y c.. Nov. A-Tbe fol.
lowing dispatches were received BY Gen.
Gran! concerning the crossing OF the Rio
Grande by Gen. Sedgwick:
Gaisston 7exas, Noc 27.-l fear that Gen.
Sedgwick h. IS crossed from Brownsville and
occupied Mats,noras under pretext OF pro-
tecting the American COMMERCE there.
Should il prove true will order his immc.
date removal with your appreciation and
dlsclaim any endorsement OF movement.
Signed +. II. SHERIDAN.
Mai Gen. Commanding.
4 RESPONSE aas Immediately tell graphed
tn Cen. Sheridan insiruciing him to depose
Sedgwick viz. Tie iitst yet hen'toh 81 Inc
latters reported movement an to d!sayow
auy ENDORSEMENT oi tie niiel States
WAsRIsoroN, Nov 29.-Al,hough no
fosmal official Communication has been
made To this Government. There IS no
doubt that information has been verbally
furnished Of Napolcon 's intention to remove
the French troops from Mexico ut the EARL.
est practicable time The arrangements for
that purpose now being in progress. The
reason why the first detachment or one
third Of the troops was not embarked In
N ,vcmber according ID the Emperors own
programme is that the other two thirds
might have been seriously damaged by the
Liberals, who were pcrsisteDtly pressing
them t. obyia'e such q result II was
deemed more prudent M military necessi'
| " TO relieve them all.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. O-Thc steame 8
| Alliance arrived from Vera Cruz this A. N
with Mex can dates 10 the 2jth. Gsximil'
ian's baggage had arrived at VersiCruz, but
lac himself was still at OrizAba, 10 which
place lie had been residing for the last three
weeks as q private gentleman, rot exer'
cising any functions Of Office.
In the port Of Vera Cruz, there we're two
French n d two Austrian irigates, and the
frisatc Tapico.
Marshal Bazainc was at the city Of Mexi
ca, using Cofdovn Ms an outpost, while they
were terrifying Orixaba. an imp'egnablt
stronghold, and also using the pass OF Bel.
,nescLee rs an outpost for Vera Cruz they
hold no oihcr position in Mexico.
On Tuesday. Nov &c, the Liberal army
marched in Overwhelmingly upon Jalspa
which was strongly fortified. and garrisonec
by Imperial, Mexican and Austrian forces
rhc eannonsding continued for several day
At int, va's The Mexican Imperial troops
| /, s,ri, d 10 the Liberal army. The Libera
troops were driven to Cathedral, where they
were cut oir from supplies RI food anC
water. Cnnnonacing was b, q d fifty milea
| The final attack was made on the llth inst
when the Imperial troops surrendered pris
oncrs Of war and were 90 respected
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

QUEBEC, c. f.. Nov 3O-It 10 anticipated
thai raid from Vermont will be attempted
when the Fcnian prisoners are brought to
NAL in the district Of Bedford. The ma.
rauders are said 10 he assembling q Helaate
and st Albins. and their object Is declared
10 he 10 rescue the prisoners.
It is understood that Lord M0nck intends
to leave Queb,c Thursday next for Montre.
al. where cabinet meeting will be held
on Friday, nj which Gen. Michel will be
sworn in ~ administrator during the abb
sencc OF the Governor in Europe.
Ills Excellency will take passage by the
next Cunsrd steamer, and will likely he ab
sent four or five months. His presence In
England while the subject Of confederation
is being considered by the Imperial Gov
eminent will, il is thought, be Of advantage
to the province
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

NEw YoRK, Nov. 3O.-The dry goods Ex
change has tailed and the property beer
sold under the hammer
An examination Of Heller and Babcock,
charged with being concerned in the Lord
bond robbery, resulted In the admission oil
the iormer tO bail in the sum Of 90, 600
The latter wac committed for trial.
Severed additional seizures Of illicit whis
key distillers were made ia DsWklyn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

%
Irr tetsceHs cf Gcncrafion removing Impotcucy and
I'tH ~ -ciotirr Nominees and ull ,lur. tins pro-
virr pcssst 'EiiNrr oi Love" rcmavinr Stcriliiy
and i,W-crncss In both sexes To the young middle
AGED nra nect. there IL no greater boon than this
Epssf oi fc." II gives lease ~ Life. causing
the weni aud elitaed 10 have cwed strength and
vir0s. AID the entire rystcm 10 Thrill with joy and
rnsurr. rsicc. bottlc -. three bottlcs S. sent
w sAptcsr to- any address.
Our medicines nrc sold and recommended by all re-.
stwbhc druggists In every part Of the civilized globe
some dealers sry to deceive their customers by selling
hemp WORTHLESS con,poun,. In order 10 make money
3r uN deceived ask far ihe~c medicines and take
Othsrs u Mo druggists does not keep them. write tO
and we will ssNd them by cxrrcrs. carefully pack
ed. kcc from UhssSsaiNsn We will he plcnscd Ia
.esvc letter. witt, statements In regard any dis
snse With which ,sdics ar gentlemen afflicted. Ad-
The prop's .. W. 4 MEMWiN. Bi Walker Ct, n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

San FaArcssco, Nov. 80.
Up 70 Wednesday afternoon IA bodies
from the wreck Of the COCA had washed
ashore, Capt. Paine, DR. R1wden and Mrs.
Pearson being among them.
Advices from Idaho TO Nov. 18th rep,
sent the Indians very troublesome.
The internal revenue collector Of Idaho
rcpor,s the va.ue Of the bullion produc,
from Jan. lst to Nov. let 1t $1O,1 80 So in
currency.
The ship Silas Grecnman, Capt. Washer,
which put into this port in distress, has
been ordered to discharge her cargo for
examination by the agent Of the under>
writer's, and will probably DO condemned
The Central Pacific Rlilroad is compl.
ted to Cisco, %. miles from Sacramento,
p miles from Summit Sierra Nevada and
50, II feet ab,ve the see.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

WyANpoTTv, Kansas, Nov 3O.--Thc gro
Gerry an! provision store OF j j. Collins a
hotel Owned by Mr.. Kosr, and three orfour
tenement houses on Nebraska avenue. were
burned last night. Loss estimated ut $50
900; partly insured. This is the most de
siruc,ivc fire that has ever occurred here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-A scoundrel
named John Charles was arrested last night
while attempting TO ravlsh poor woman
who had lost her way after she had visited
her children In hospiial.
An unfinished hOuse on Watch street,
fell this morning during heavy storm. No
lives lost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

BurrALo. Dec. l.
The Stephens Fenians organized here
last, and money and arms donated Largely.
The Roberto Fenians Who were present II :
sisted that It WIS useless to do anything in
Ireland, and that Canada WAS the Place to
strike. But generally oil seemed dcswious
u aiding IT, eause Ia every way. lt Was
Stated thae expssisaeed odlosss we're re-
ouired ~ 1ee)aod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

LONDON, Nov 90 The American resi-
dents here gave national thanksgiving
banquet TO day, which was largely attended.
Patriotic speeches were made The table
was spread with the customary cdiblcs Incl
dent TO an American thanksgiving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

SS thcy AFc snhIcCt.-y2 pare pamphIcf
eealed envelope free The Cherokee rils are sold
Nv all dvurpisis Of 81 s box six boxes for 81 or
tcv scnt Nv mail hre 81 postage. In an ordinary
htr 49, Rom otseys alton. by ad.lrcssing the -sir
proprietor. Dr ". u MERW1N. 81 Walker st., New
N"k. u Cherokee lflr No 2 arc prepared for
scri hv mall postage flee. on receipt Of 50, The price
cnt |, l,px
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01


e. n n 8 s'-.s' s.. STATE. Esd ssasee,l.ss
lsSsve. "a =. $780,, /. ~,
gsSDsa ssd ateIis.ss. ~ -.
BstycD,ll - ls~.r, q, 20. q, vuruA.
.sirr;.~ =; - s9te lower. Il ei. 81 80 ibs
O;ss-Dali and lowsr. :, 81 ss.. -, ch,eass
Port..-ilesvy. Unsettled and Ior., :. ssi Is
9eS - 81 Ior ,esuisf and cash. new meas closing
Gut Mests-Dall and ,..x~
Lard-Sseady - 2iItS,sc
Whiskey-Dull ss ~ = ~.
Sugars-Qu~t. 'o"u.
refined in bond, o' e'uoe Al.
rioor-.losed heavy C.i 2oas soc lower.
a'-ciSsed dull ma cG7.. lower
Cor losed all ans a.. lower
IL so III heavy and lower new mess
LaFe--e'e'sd steady a ,sxeu.
New Work s,sck sGnrls-s.
Stocks heavy. "~'
Money 6ft7 Der cent.
STIRLING dull al ! G9i,.
Gold opened u Nl.4If c,o..a =. q, ao,E
ut. louis GRAM El.EvATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. ............. ..l.soc p bushel.
weighing sS: s..
Hc bushei !or every subsequent 10 days, or
Socllng, ssset- wheat, Rye and Bar
same II tied. e<e do.
OroyaGe.To Steamers, in sacks-Oats
lc bushe' Wheat. jorn and RYE. I've do;
Barley lkcdo. TO within limits boundrd north
b. North Mark street, vest by fifl.en.i. street.
south b. Chcuteap Avenue, 10 bulk or IN ssck.
| lHc 3 bushel bsyond above limits &c do. To
Esss s. Louis depots. r. = 100 Ms.
All Drs, sge ffom tis Elevator controlled By
the Company. ~ order u the Board,
AUrs5-dlv John p. SMITH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

THE SUes0aIvER HAS JUST RECEIv
i 10 ROD supply. o. poas Blaos W1sss
1nu, eol Viii esee1acAly ksen On hand at hi1
ejd otsnd. on he corner o. Hipley q Proel
sarests. ths Port Dyros asd y CIsire Lime
Also. Logisyilie Cso::s' ane S sns Us'ce H.
which VIII IS ia q the lowest nartst prices
u large Or small qusatr,,.sece. .,,cr
Daveupert. leua, Aug. idly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
LOUIS DERGE L. CO.,
MANUFACTURES OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

w.vrrArrrpFps M
GRAVh AMI N0vARE RuAt0N
Vss1.sD h'D '&S
vHarerUnrna - Hlerckcr ST.
"a, -, ~. u. y -,
(Second BLOCK "eN VI DIosa"a.,, We" 'crk.
~ The Piauoe manufactured by this erm are en-
dossed by all the Iealiny artists o the country for
sIso for their durability and excellent workmansbip
= .... se.s s,a-
OCtove~ USCSeW"Oo s~m~s "Hn
our csAs. rsssoh hsre s1iSo NOTION. carved ,egr,
scsOit deck and Lyre. ana wf't.cn gusfansee Tor
ycsSs, for $50 to 1880 Circulars containing full de
srspeive sts With recommendations rum al parts Of
the ~euntrv. sent free on application. sepl0c0dy
-
WY 090 oAey - Popular
wh, ace u~dw.v.. Rcgu,s,sn M, p, n. an ,,,,,
vhoS. 80. mn i. oscs,., WIN he. .,., r..a
then, ~, .So nycis.. ,ut ,hr b,idyc which ,a. ,sr
49, ni.n ..S.is nv, shs vswnico vs,f ~ d,s.s.c,
us..'.. 49, sro.,sr hr, ,hs.1s srrorise vsnishe,
"h., H., i.s,c sSst Il, Rsawrv. Pr are the cnl,
v.s.s.hI ."l,.s,msc m rSlomei mercury ana anti
.sv 49, aIev arr CON Duesd OF ex,rncfr on ro,,is
Mn. pleoee ecme sod balssme t,repssexi not In
the mmon way but la vscuo that only The cusa-
tire active principle Of these ingredients enters into
the production 0f these pills instead Ut Grade drnss,
one.haS the substance 81 which Il inert matter that
bcinY thus highly concentrated, from two % four
Mills cynrunte The bowels NOR. thoroughly md cxer
clse more hcsIthfui l. nucncc IN the spleen, the
iv. the kidneys. and on than eight 20 II the
ordinary pusgaiive OF alternative pill In general use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


nUNNEWELL,N
ECn.ECTnCi The claiuss for this valued
PG11GO. Fam11y PHI are bevond
that Of any other 10 use. a
tes n them win not only prove this but the greater
efrUr Of 9nprxo which has Heretofore been called
CuAaAcrxn The EcLECT1C PILLS never require
two and seldom but for the dose. at on the
bowels without the slightest gripping point OF the
greatest importance. particularly In
Chronic C0nsslPatson.
For which take SINGLE Pun evcrv, or every other
night. They never produce debility and Cure nd
gcsts,n. Dyspepsia, Head Ache Liver and Kidney
Complaints Piee Worms, ioss Of or fmpHrucs OF
~ Blood. Lose Of So TIT. aud all Derangeincnts OF
Bowels az stomach.
~ Sold BY all Wholesale and lsc'sii dealers in
Medicine.
John T.. EBumnewell. l'r"P'r,
Practical Cheriist, Commercial What, Bls.on.1
Msss.
Physicians or Dealers -, Piled Ia 1iak POI .lrla
and fun Tcstsmopiai to THE Great ALONE Develop
ucnt sent on demand. ors-dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
DR.. RIGHTS
r c i've n a { ng Elixev,
or. EsAcmce Of A.tlc.

etniss e. icral Debility, Weakness,
? lly.terics In Ecriahp va'iitafinn
IL the Heart and all Nervous Dis
ca.c-. " Restores new HE and wig
or Ia the aged cau.'st. the ho' h'cod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

PROMOTES us hcaIthy OrO~e0.
''Unequalled among the preparations Of American
chemist" True Flag, Boeion
1.-THE ladies OF our household indofse T. - unfval-
ed.''-llome journal.
"1utys the highest reputation among the ladies. %
Louisville journal.
"ls fully established % u high Osder."-Chicago
Tribune.
Important auxiliary TO lady's toilet w ash
ington Chronicle.
.Of approved usefulness; all that Il processes to
be "-Phhadelphia Bulletin.
The best preparation. Of it, kind extaut Sears
National Review.
'Remarka lie for delicacy, freshness and purify
Christian Guardian, TORONTO.
I'VE heartily recommend II 10 all our readers. -
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"Ouce ueed. II recommends itselI"-Christian
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the excellence q his preparations "Bo.son Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

MEDICAL.
NURleY'S
Ague = Mo.
PssSscslv ResSss,e.

perfectly Rel6aeSe.
The oa,y rsnedy for Chils and Fever or Asse aad
revcr that h OF can Be depended spon 4 Hsrie,'s
Asus Tonic. There have been ,hous.sds cured By
using Il who had tried the usual rc.medes without
benefit ; but in NO CASE HAS HuRLEY's AZ e.
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. An who
have used |, checrfuy ie their ac,ed fricn,s oft
as sure and certain article for chm. ard fever Any
me suffering IRON the chs wonld eoueuls ,heir own
interest BY sending 10 drug rsoes and buying bos-
te 1t 10 pleasant 70 take, coppared.~i othsss 81
viii b. certain to al cases Of end Ae~s ar
Chins and Fever. send for |. to Ii. proprie.or,.
HURLEY. RUDOLF 1 co.
Louisvillc, II.
For s.is By The Wholesale drugxisss Of Iosisvine,
Cineisnati. Memphia. st. Lo1is. New Urleana. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant sAosM NV
Il in sose especially h districts subject 10 eAils end
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
HEvR0ANCR 4 VWOOoD.
Weso0eae oDeoa0ses.
nfF1CE on l3sady street. bstwsop Third ami
~ Fourth. iauldtf


80 VIII sUSBSU8O
- % BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond Keeps censtautly on hand and aakso
IL to Older.
0enes', oeoys' and ChllAren.o
CLOTHING ofthe best material and In manner
that cannot fail 20 give satisfaction. liocral
patronage respectfully collected. Imyel -diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

NAePeNfEk AND BUILDER. HhOP ON
~ Commercial Alley. opposite Poet Ofacs. De.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

STUDIO 40 FARRAND'S BLK, I'd FLOOR
DHOTOGKAfHS WORKED IN OH. ON
4 Water CIors. or India tnk, on plain ~
Albnme' lied paper. Particular stt.ntion paid
TO c0plrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
vLEEPER Z AlelsRAW
GENERAL

Ancflon0of0 y CoU01ON0 MIcfC6oD60
Ne. - PERRr sTRERT,
'fse.e Assrs aorth o. Post O0ee.
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Miss. =. L. PHELPS.

ID 'YSiC1AN AND SURGEON Office. cor
l. I'd and brady Streets, under Streeper 4
Baylie'ss store. Je.dence on l4th a., bet Ire
dv and Main. oct3d dit
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A TrORNEl COUNSELOR At LAW
"A aud War Claim Agent Office Davenport
Ulock, I'd Floor. cor. Main ~ d Second streets.
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oBs0NsI 4 MORTON.
"OUSE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
IA Eks, Psp~v Hangers. Glaxiers. &c. shop
corner Main and Fifth sts. mch23- div
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SEWING MACHINES.

"Tns eiNGxn MANUFACTURING CosPANS." after yea
Of experience and effort have recently brought to ~
PEC11ON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-10
CampbeII,s minstreIs.

The world renowned Campbell Minstrels
are to be at the Old Theatre, on Monday
night--a circumstance which will be most
gratifying 10 the public. This company Of
performers arc the bost now travelling In
the country. All pIrties sonnected with
il, are true artists, h1d those who witness
one performance of theirs, win never fail to
repeat their visit.
There has been a dearth Of amusements,
in this city, for some time, but Manager
Flynn, with his usual energy, has deter
mined thst this shall not be the case, for at
least several weeks to come, as he has en-
ployed the Holman Opera Troupe 10 come
here immediately after the Miastrels con
clude their engagement.
We shall expect TO see The Ola Theatre
filed 10 overlooking, on Monday night
and knowing the abilities Of the Minstr el
troupe, We are sure that the audiences " 81
increase with each repetition Of their per.
formsnee.