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THE i ilgAIsIi on itEIit /; AI C,diSC n. -
that we y ere somewhat hasty
dnatnting yesterday that the success mi
ftmlsatOr o. olts had been fined slightly.
ing - the Police Courf hnt dsfsndaiit
moi putting IN an appearance, it was
ploee flVil y itla Is though he we're pres
enl O 1fi1 l6IS6sid The witness
test led that he abused an officer In no
eelece terms hon retaot stated wi Is.
:lillstn e the matter more serious than
itWls lt fiFsf a
aeWns hned tRentE dolInFs md costs.
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Soldiers and Sailor, Hairs.

A LII WIDOWS NOW DRAWING PEN
"A sons can get ailREger pension Of two
dollars per month for each child. Two doll
lars Per month extra for each child, beside s.
per month for the widow hersslE Ali sOl-
dieB' heirs whose husbands, fathers or
sons died in thu services, and only got
one hundred dollars bounty, can get one
hundred dollars more. ll1 - =
Attention Is invited to my card In another
part of this paper. GEO. 3. CALDWELL,
BrV't Lit Col. u. s. Vols.
Late Adj't 18th w. Va 1nf'ty.
au6-2td.ltri-W.ItW ~
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Fwm e Rtelmond Dtspdteh.

DIR. TODD is erecting fine dwelling
house on Quincy street, between Fifth
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Wanfed al once

A DWELLING HOUSE OF SIX OR
q1iIe Il PATRIDGEs GALLERY, III Main
street. aug7-tf
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lER. TUESDAY MORNING. AVGUsTI7 1896
fpr SaIe.
Farm for Sale.

WILL SILL MY FARM OF l82 ACRES.
pike; tive miles nom W heslifgsA The 1aFtnis
Wen improved, good brick house, large
frame barn, tenement houses and other build
ingS. Also, two good orchards of choice ffuit,
Said farm could be sold in parts Call on the
sq6sS1bsE on ths pEsT59IssS q
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BASS are plentiful in the creek. Now
Ia the right time 70 catch them.
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~ j. a. o Hn
THEATRE.-lAIr. Raymond's Dramatic
Gift Enterprise, last evening, was gem
uine success. The gifts were all dis
tributed as per announcement, giving
entire satisfaction. This evening there
them a set of Cottage Furniture valued
atS75, a silVerwatch, de-, de-, which can
be seen at c. p. Brown d Co.'s and at
the Hall, where tickets can be procured
from 10 q. m. to 6 p. m. al = - ~,
The plays for this evening are Tom
Taylor's famous drama, s'Stt1 Waters
Run Deep,1 and Paddy Miles," Miss
NJ. E. Gordon appearing in the former,
and the favorite Mr.. Raymond in both
pieces, fr7.a ,.tl-5.5, srar,s-.7f.
We understand that move is on foot
to give Miss NJ. q. Gordon compli-
mentary benefit before the close of Mr..
Rs season. This is.as 1t should be.
Let our gallant young men show their
appreciation of true worth and genius.
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"FosTER's RARll'' is in fine condi.
ton.
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( Az ApTIo1l iIs. HlnsloIys Spotlls
ingsyTup has become 50 popular that YlEl1pas
parties have put out aEliels calling them
AIts WinsloW'sS Plea tale re- tltaf the
MEs. WinsloW OF Ii SCOT hing syrnp Is not
contested with shy either article. rrtlN
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The Edinburg is expected to arrive
from Cincinnati To-day. .fs,Is
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Boats leaving to-day are the Julia,
No. 2, for Parkersburgs at II a, M; the
Rather, for Sunfish, at 8 p. m. s. 20
The Revenue did not arrive from be-
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fsAII N gbs si.l.1 hi. Al 4I,FErSEfoSl
Ma 7gfnslp,i E5alt Reslp1er YIN tpTee
iIrlys hiiir 10 Is qrl6inhi color, and force q
RIO, 81 lllllr on head that afs bald my
il and IS cupIyinsesi. e 8 IN ei5anl
in7 ana Eive no hair . mo on ir,f 8 . -
arp6arSnc4. sold ~ n lSo j oad
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= l'-E o. lullrIla e q - c 60 rye
oQ1iq vas on Saturday uflitlou with
rIlIeQt cnoIcrn. but Instead ~
llIf|18 10 big bed and sending lnr the
Ns4fesl physician. ASA y e mnn1foull
nav. done. hU lloIlrcd INTO llc yard,
attached 30 Ihe building 70 which nIf.
-L9arfel Iteana an 11Iishmcnt tor
ere feireshmnnl Of thiratI maui Hhaf6
between tho Kitchen and tho haito oven
To- sr1t leutlloIln mcm1tluilI Do de-
nad Ihr doctors and cured linn self
Feeling much better. lo nrocc6iRd Il
Ihe l1r-rooni Aforesaid and nad6 suns
dry violent leulou1l rnlionF In the pr6-
tnc0 oI -u OH I1ly. An Individual Ia
NnuI1el room. hearing ihe noIsc. came
Do '-e cul. and calehInE III. 81.
OH 'Na .Ialsl. Rugged him light on
-n'r IIlrciplo tn4l . slal.. boy
Io Ill IttIa oI Vicious
N-. 30 nl. oee1sion 10 rnat ir
500 BIS hr.l|ne The
81 BY | .|I. 4|. I0 Lu .II sEI .CL
" "N a-' or uuE charge oI him.
t"s Brought .oIoro Ihr cuurt vtr-
Wnruin1 nn. lull 1--WE dollar.
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etInlli ANOTIIIlI "A lady In a drug
store q few days ago, observed, ST do
wonder u DIR. Hughes's cholera medi-
cine ls good for anything." A lady
friend to whom she made the remark.
advised hef 10 procure bottle and try
y. as she knew there was the greatest
vi tue IN It. She done so, and that
doing So rs member 81 her faniiiy
was taken severely III with boz el affac4
ton, and she at once had reOonFsa TO
y. t1ughess medicines with Immedi=
ate relief. as ,i'fI sI3i1Is . "a 'lin
AID 80 on could the ifstaness DO
mnlapnedS but the above ere snflipient
70 direct proper attention.
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TfZE IyAEsQE OF A PAM or GLASS N. A
/. SltrIcll DOW IS tsirllaS last one
Joseph ShnW5 mild looking youth!
was before J ullee Good charged Witt
creating tunnit and a 81,
at appearec - the lime. that Shaw
hnd been imbihing rather ffe6l and
suffered Sc qonsedu an unusual
elevation 81 spitll q Il Is read n ihe
Vicinity o. the "a Pre- 10y tIiii Church
without doing any DANA K: but there
mo essell 81 b Felil1hlb devil
Nfho prompted him TO commit ono of
e1e t1o eacrei iEtouf 6ets ON record
MEME u put bis fiet though the
window ~ The Church. Tho q an NJ
done o he dow was 9roilt-5oiia nifie
OF glass (nlyllo morei bf66 ~ fhe4
slamage done 70 hls ieyotel iisf en- IS6.
less easily made good q IN. Tor NOS
tons Of the coiicl6 6ln1 Is the broken
However,, d Blow had been struck at
nirel| gi1ua odlllca Was iiRtdn 4 SELF
ait1clredi y Is don't know. liu, rasllo
know that Shaw was AFRO lcd, That be.
nald violent lnnguaee 10 the ollicer
4lA-luE Tho arrest, ana tdat he was
nred twenty dollars md COSTS
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RIVER NEws.-Twofee feet eight inches
water in the channel and falling.
The New State departed for Parkers-
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ORGANIC MEAKNEss
DIR, JOHNSON.

MEMBER of the Royal College of EDrDoo,.
EEoTnaon, Graduate of one ofthe most en5SnorI
SSoi IN the United States and The cTeatat
P1Lta!S OF London, Paris, Phlladeipbin a,,;
mas edected some OF the most anu S
foo,.fIi cnreS that were ever known. MAN.
ISSuoleq with ringing In the head and ea;S
Wnen asleep great nervousness being ALARM,
~ sudden sounds, bashfulneSs with fTISoreTi
nast attended sometimes with derangess
VI u Anlnd, Were cured Immediately.
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AN INCIDENT-AFA Humbug, ~
said a gentleman TO a friend, when he
picked up one of DIR. HugheS's circu-
lars setting forth the virtues of his
celebrated homeopathic remedies.
How do you know 2" quietly re-
marked his friend. So. f.i...il i tfl
.tBecause II is, p answered the other.
But how do you know It isR"t
Because they say IL Is. - 3
"nBut don't you know that is no rea-
son at all I? What they sdy'its not all
ways reliable. Homeopathy has be-
come a fixed fact. It numbers among
Its practttto nerS the first medical minds
OF the world. 1t has proven itself sue
cessfut in all the most virulent diseases
and trightful epidemiUs that scourge
the world. And see rom the papers
that the Common Council OF New York
city has resolved to put half of the
hospitals into the hands of the homoeo-
pathic ply ieiahs iu' the event of chol-
era visiting that city. Thousands have
called it humbug, as you have Just
done and afterwards, on trying the
treatmenti have becomeit its best friends,
Now, my dear friend, 90 and try Doctor
HugheS.s remedies, and you will find
they will do all he olNims for them.n
His friend replied he certainly would
do so, and would take back all he said,
and went straightway. and procured
the remedies, and that very night one
of his children had the cronp,i and he
Immediately used the medicine as,li-
reeted, and 1t acted like d charm.
(. ANoTHER IHCtpINT The other day,
at the Disciples Sunday School pic-nic
up the canal one Of the girls was sud-
denly attacked with vomiting and pur-
ging. Various medicines were resort
ed 70 without any effect, when applica-
ton was made to Mrs. Hopson, wife Of
the Rev DIR. Hopson, who had in her
possession q bottle of DIR. HuRhes's
ssspre relief and reliable cure'' for chole-
"a dinrrheas cholera morbus, DC, and
the patient was at once relieved. and
sunk intoa deep sleep. Comment IS
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Cleveland 9 Pittsbnrgh Ran Road.

W.P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation,
j. B, FORD,
tul5 li,lR y General Agent, Wheeling.
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Transnnrtattan.
BALTIMORE& 0HIO R RI COMPLY
OFFICE BA4lr!A . ONO AII1lhoAboo.,
NNIrI.I.I.IAskl lima IL IRhR I
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
tet follewpg tqhes g on NJ and qfseF jane
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Medtfal.
"A GARD 10 THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNco4
Golden Periodical Pills,
9 FOR FEMALES.

Infallible In Correcting Irregularities, Remoy.
ing DISTINCTIONS or the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREVENTIVE,
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MEMfal.
BALTIMORE lock HOSPITAL,
TEE ACE WHERE Ty7p.
BE OBZA IND. 1lH CAN

EsTA B z + 7 qo6 AS 3 RRSgE FUaE yn6y
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men con,o,,.,
ting marriage. being aware ofRhySieai Wlplia.
ness Organic Debility, DefOrmities, speeSi iE:
He who places himself underline carao,p-
j. may religtQusly conflde in his homo. DIT Dr
gentleman, and confidently rely nn0i, =" ~ a
skill as physician. uP0h his
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44AfAE FAaIIUULAR NOTICE.

.l Ut: d addresses all those who have int pra,
tas by Improper indulgence and soIS.
m T,ttI,1yl - Wieh ruin both body and mimi
Ciety. or maTTia0a Ne-1AAASzNSS Stuuys So
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Solitary Vice, that dreadful ana f,sS,SLlnS OF
haolt which annually sweeps to an nntITSiSe
grave thousands of Young Men or The i Il1ey
might otherwise have entrnncad III, Who
senateS with the thunders of elouneSsl hg
walked to ecStacy the living Tyre. nn mas OF
with full confidence. :" - 44Ay call
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4. - YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain
practice tndulged in when alone, a habit fre.
school, the effects of which are niehiIv" IN ~
even when asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
What a pity that a Young man tie how =,
ms country the pride of his parents, shonidb a
snatched from all prospects md enJoynentS
OF lie by the consequence of deviafine fTn,n
the path Of nature, and indulging in n eertSin
secret habit. Such persons must, before con.
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The L,eueOrEhOea, or whites.
AT the same time, there Is nothing in these
Pills that can do injury to life or health. Let
ne directions be StTfckIg foLOtned and you will
nnd them to be al taey are represented.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
LOCAL GT8Mo.


We iavite Tie attsntaon u our readers TO .
s;ss"ss.s vh,ch -. 4. :.:r h" 49, coi...rs IN.
Asy. DR.. EAstsrly's Family Aedicines have been
twenty pears established IL 81. Louis, are de-
ssrvsdly populsr. have . rapid sale. and are re-
gssdsd the beat now In use. Dr.. Easterly p,e-
psre' Ismscy .os sscs osss'cnlar = ~ 'orm Of dis-
ves often zee recommended BY others. His alsd.
scnea ale standard preparations, kept IN all the
principA Orug stores throughout the great
Northwest. aaf ass vesorted TO by invaids from
all parts of the Unitsd 6tatss. Az DR.. Easterly =
Family Medicines ere prepared under the eye oi
an experienced and sausstsd phys,cian We can
eecommend then with cen&dence 70 the afflicted
- bsing much superior 10 oshers in general use
We say 10 the afflicted gve them atrial. Ordcrs
sddsssssd to Dr. Essterly, II. Louis, No, will
!. be promptly nIlcd and forwarded By express 10
Isl. parts ofths country. ootiT dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

M. HDnos :-Nosieing ia the colusns d
yeur jeurnala - article thus hsadsd.T I natur.
ally looked sssr II 4 ses who wss % unfor-
tansls % 70 bsths lsses, and have cone 10
W. eoaclusisn that itjsua sWilss" Il ~
victim :-"The Nutsal Life' does mee Ii IL
pamphlets, circulAsA -, issued h ~
Osmsasy 5os ICES sndsr aay circumstances
oiFsr = take oS.ooo.oo Policy on such
terms o. q ssch figures, bat the fact is, the
Agent hsse, sew hsnd q that work, wrote
up very nice circular, with just such
figures ~ be advertisss in the local, but hi
Company utterly repudiates it, and h AIM
se!f has admitted that bis Company, siN Mt
edAs such Policy ct suek .tgurss q b hes
advertised, but he laels asss over The loss of
bis commission. ($4OO0O) suppose and
therefore rnshes into print With statesssnt
Mn Company will not admit the material
supposition is, under these circumstances
that the statements made by some Agents
IN regard to what the Company they repre-
ant will do. are not very reliable either pre-
sent Or prospectire. ELDslDaE,
Agents Of Phoenix Mutual Life.
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TRACY Z DRlSTOl.

% NORTH 9Th street. 81. Lsuis, Merchant
Tailors aud Dealers in First-class Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen
wanting goods in the above line,
Gill end Il to their advantage TO call or sd-
dress - above, whore they will fnd practi-
cal men in their business, and dealing OF
clusively in iirst class goods st reasonable
prices. Remember Tracy 4 Bristol, 35
North 4th street, directly opposite Main
Entrance to Planters House. mar0 d0m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
UPsaAM.s HAIR DYE.

Boxes larger than Dyes that cell for 81
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL, WAR
RANTED to please. This article has been thor.
oaghly testedby DR.. Chiffon. Of New York.
ana Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia
Who pronounce II free from all poisonous ingre
dients, and the material composing Il will not 10.
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Druggists
ana Fancy Good dealers everv where.
janl7 -dly JNO. J KRONER, Sole Prop'r.
403 Ches nut street. Philadelphia.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
known and used over 20 years. Daily ineress-
ing in public favor Complete in one bottle
No wash No trouble. Does not crock or stain.
Produces lustrous black or brown, as desired.
u ,es not injnre the hair. Prioe, IS cents. Sold
Ly Druggists and rancy Goods Dealers. ia2idly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

RARs BARoAiNs.-Mass& 4 Mayer, at No.
IL Wes. Second street, arc now offering
the rarest Of bargains to those who desire
to purchase good ready made clothing. Call
upon thoM. They arc making room for .
spring stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09
;puoqv sASNusla

IRoN-PnosPHoRU CALIsAYA.-
1he three best knomn 7oaics, skifuily Ind eicex y
combined in an amber.coilored cordial, beautifully
transparent 10 the ese easant to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, in Caswel, Mack I Co. 4
Fsrro-P -Phosolahoroted Eirir " taiisdya laGrk.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal CaIsaya
Bark and each teaspoonfu contains grain Of iron.
Samples furnished free to Tire rrosession.
CASwE1L MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 9Th Avenue Hoiei,
iAnx3tu thurs sstAw New York Onv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

LARox SroRs sos sREKr.-Large and CON.
modious Store Rooms in the business por-
tion Of the city are for rent on reasonable
terms. Apply 1t this otlce.
feu0 II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

Tkird Ward.-At the Court House. Jude,
n. III Lahrmau. II. &. Aullss, b a. 49,
anoe. the lister aleo n act - Clerk.
KcurfA Woyd.-At the City Hall. Jude.s
u. n. Wheeler, j. Doolan, A. Billion IN
latter slsO to act - Clerk.
FyftA Wwd.-At the New Pennsvlvani,
House. Judges, John owens. J. Neon1
Eliel Peck: the latter also 70 act a. Clerk
Eixfh Wsrd.-At the School Houae
Judges. VIM. Crossen, Bufr Andrewa ]. 4
| Phelps; the latter 10 act - Clerk.
Adopted.
Aid. Coulthaft offered the following re,o
res Rs.aiued. Tha. tie Street Commissio,.r !,
hereby instructed to draw the necessar,
quantity of rock for paving q quite,
on the east side Of Warren, between 5tl
and 9th street; and also for culvert on
Chestnut street, north Of Locust.
Adopted.
The following resolution was adopted:
Reslc~J. That the Street Committee IN.
struct the Street Commissioner at 40 early q
day as possible, to lay down stone croesins
ON Fourth street. the west side Of lows
street; also one ON the north side Of Fourth
on Iowa, and On the s0uth eide Of Fourth
on Iowa street.
Inc IOIOWlDX IetOlutiOH w. nuOpteI
Rssouel, That this Council allow Messrs.
Shiley L Kcpner ten cents yard for all dirt
they may deposit ON Front and Mound street,
in East Davenport, provided the saine does
not cost more than $3O.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rxsured, That the Ordinances Committee
draw up an ordinance to regulate the police
force in this city.
Bill, OF Richardson & Bro, Of sill, was
referred to Committee on Printing.
Bill of Fire Engine Co., Pilot 10. 3, of
t25, was referred 10 Committee on Fire s.
Water.
Bill of Pilot No 8, of t475. was referred
to Committee on Fire and Water
Bill of Henry Hoffman Of $12O was re.
ferred to Committee on Fire and Water.
Bill of Der DeNAkrat Of fl2j0 was re-
ferred to Committee ON Printing.
Bill Of Hcinpel & Nsrokel Of $3.50 was
referred to Committee on Public Grounds.
Bill Of Fritz Croy, Of $l2.25, was referred
to Committee on Claims.
Bill o5 Joshua Burr, Of IS IS, was rferre.l
to Committee on Fire and Water, with pow.
cr to act
Bill Of Stevenson & Carnahan, of Ga. As.
was referred to Committee on Finance
Bill ofJ. II. Farrand, Of $3.50 was referred
back To Committee on Police.
Bill of Geo. Mcnning, VIM Mar, p.
Clark. and u. H. Severance, Of $l3e5, for
fees, was referred to Committee on Police.
Bill Of Gazette Company Of S140 u, was
referred to Committee on Printing.
The following bills were ordered paid:
0tNne ll...n 49, ~ e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

COMMISSION MEncnAxrs.-O Our shippers
viii do well 10 overlook The card in another
column, Of Lamb & Quin!an, st. Louis. As
will be seen, this Rrm is connected with
another one At New Orleans, and can thus
insure additional security to al freights sent
through. Well kno~n throughout the West
and perfectly reliable, they are prepared TO
carefully transact al business committed to
their care.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

Cnolcs dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can be found 1t Rsnwick's Mil, above
The Railroad Bridge. feb20dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

Icu.-The ice on the river was cons,dera-
bly, cemented by last nights cold. Owing
to the manner in which it is gorged among
the islands below the city, it is even in .
worse condition than before it startcd. The
rapids are reported clear Of ice for mum
Der Of miles above the city, though more OF
less crossing is continued to be made At LIE
Olaise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

an the only sas truly effective medlens for Females
extant Do nos tsic with your health, and use cheap
and dangerous medicine. which Druggists may have
boaght. aud viii recommend ~ y0u, being ignorant
Of their qualities. Mrs. Winslows Mystic Pills are
mild In their operations correct oil Irregularities and
painful menstruatlOn; Ill obstructi0ns, wheth
er from cold otherwise. No maiden, wife or moth
er shonld be without them. Try them use according
10 directions and we know the result will be ~ de-
sired. Ask for Mr.. Winslow's Mystic Pills. Take
pone other Price 81 per bOx. or boxes for $5. For
sele By oil Dsuggiss ID davenport. 0covil, Agent,
CHICAGO mcho Akwem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-09

SPRixc Trade AT HAND.-C. P. Burr, at
No. 81 Brady street, has one Of the finest
,tocks Of family groceries in the city. and
il disposing oi the same at reduced rates.
Give him . call. He has every article sold
in his line, and is clearing for spring trade.
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Dc Careful.

DO not expose yourselves to the chilly
March winds end the shaking weather which
always horslds their approach. Keep your
children warmly clad aud close from expo
sure. For bad Coughs. sudden or obstin-
ate Colds, Group, and Sore Throat use Goes
C,ush Balsam.
Ifyou have the Dyspepsia, or are troub
led with food distressing you, rising and
souring on your stomach, your bowels are
o. Of order, you are bilious, constipated.
and &c; ally indi>posed, use Goes Dyspep.
sia Cure Il is the best medicine for stom-
ach aud bowel disorders in the world.
IMMENSE SALE OF HousRHoLD FURNITURE.
On Tuesday March 9Th. the proprietors.
Of the LeClaire House will offer for sale, at
Public Auction, their entire stock Of Furni-
ture, Carpets, bedding, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture. The house is to under
90 such repairs ~ to require closing. there.
fore the sale il positive. This is tho best
chance ever offered in Davcnror to get
good carpets and Furniture cheap.
ma did
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CIoT HING.
4. mas.lRR.

- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond keeps sonstautly % hsnd as1 nakso
70 Older.
dents, Dsys' and Chal4ren'0
CLOTHING OF the bsvs mslsrisl end in e9aasse!
that cannot fail % give s.ssssass'sc. Mncs M.
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MtLLlNERY 0ooDs.-Ws refer the milf
nery establishments Of our city and section
to the card Of II. w. L J. W. Weaths rell.
importers and wholesale dealers at Chicago.
All orders sent to this firm will be filled
with prom ptness and exactncss.
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Family Knitting.
Neat, Durable and cheap! ! !
The Lamb Knitting Ma
chine Company,

Brady st. first door below ID.
Up stsirs, over AeCcsA d Oiisss5s Sssrs.
Ts PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
j Fmrniiy knitting providing Yarn Of other
ner and 4 prices thst cannot fell 10 please Call
ana leave your orders for H0siesy. Cap. Drew.
ers. Mittens. Basquss, ect. This y the oaly Ne.
chine thst nasro~s and widess end Si.es perfect
tita. sSoW