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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

AfoOnfT AND CERTAIN nrMHDt tOe
SperOStU1rhtu. or seminal Weakness
Or Involuntary Nightly Daily Loss however cnnscd
however " lille they wi speedily correct
thOrc nonRiD sonDrrIoSs arising from the original
deaasc or fruW Rcoret Vice.
THE SPECIFIC Pill. t. equally suited TO the
treatment ~ every species oi Genital Urinary irr
liability. Lime or Brick dust" dcposifs In the
Trim Milky" discharges and Weaknesses Of the
kidneya
PROFESSIONAL. OPINIONs.-I have used your
Srvuvlc Phi In many OF Spcrmatorrhea with
the most perfect succcse -. Milton Sanders, N. d.
L. d.
~ have cured very severe cascs with nom six to
en- Boxes Of your SrAmHSc Pub. Keith. u.
PRICE, 81 per hug. Six boxes for -, mail Address
J. WlNCHE>TEk 4 60.
70 John St MY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

PORTLAND, NJ. Oct SIN the ease ofthe
All ntic and ST. Lawrence b0ndholiers who
applied Tor Al injunction 10 eujoin the Grand
Trunk Railroad Company and their EN-
ploy-es from pscventing 60ndholoes: takine
refused
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

TOLEDO, O.. Nov A horrible doubl.
murder was Committed al Coldwater, Mich
lest night Ms Ebenezer Leach and Gee.
o. Brown, . young lawyer, were shot dea'i
while walking together in the street TIL,
murderer Is the husband Of Mrs. Leach anG
has been srnsted Jealousy supposed to b,
the caune
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

Woopsrocx. G. w., Oct. IA number !
cnsea 81 nueA - were seised q The railway
station Under suspicIous circumstances The
boxes ars suppcsed to have bccn the prop
erty Of lie United States Government. Con
siQneea nat known.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

g. Louis, Nov. IA fire broke out last
nieht % Franklin Avenue and destroyed
the floursne mill Of A. @. Greenwood and
TIE factory 81 Cbas. Miller and several other
buildiues Loss about e25.0O0; covered
partially By insurance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

The PaclAo 0anrOsa ExcursiOnisss. :.
Kansas CRY, Mo, Oct The Union
Pacific railroad excursionis,s lett Lravcn
worth yesterday morning for Fort Riley,
where they arrived about noon. and wer.
Hospitality entertained by the officers of the
fort. The parry received numerous acc-s
sions from Leavenworlh, Lawrence, Top. k.
and other places along the route. The parry
proceeded to Junction City, the presc At
terminus of the road After spending II
pleasant hour they returned TO Lawrence,
where they were received by the City al
thorities and handsomely entertained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
CR EAT DISCOVERY.
The Anna ZOn I'm o0Wa.
THE UNkivALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
ING SUBMERGED

TIE UNklVALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
ING SUBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
THIS NEW INVENTION Is COMPOSED OF
but six parts. all OF cast iron, with wrought iron
pipe. Re advantages o the Amazon are simplicity,
economy. durability. pov er. stret Eth and ease.
TRCTH STRA.SGE Err THAN FICTION.
This pump Il psc Il IN the bottom III q wei It re.
Quires no packing making lie own o. wafer. warran-
ted NOT tn ,veier leaving he pc when mo:
IN mOt'On: viii AIT G',y yrais ,tiOut rcpairing.-
Pumta pail u. water 10 I've seconds, thirty ysilcns
IN one M'nu... with one and Uill ease. ihr
etream Of watc~ seven'y feet with stroxe Of III
lever srum the deepest veil. With hose. mas
be conveyed any required d-'anc With th.
pun wafer IL brought from the Lotion IT the wei.
clear, cold and sparkling II II we named the Am
azOn n0t0nly % distinguish It from the OTHER pumps
but because tie water gushcs tom the sp0u IKE
food. while In nleratOu. Tire smallest eise IL the
dcscrb which IL eufhciei kr all family pGrpo-
eee. Ey 1t Maer nay he rnnye yed n every room IN
= common xed house. For watering gardens. siOck,
pump;ag acids. hot lqnora, &C. 4 inva,uaiy,s. Il
he affected by any liquid. b. the u ssra0
the 0kiug capacity u the largest size can be brought
mp 10 forty thousand gallnne per minute They a'e
third less In cost than Others Of the capacity
Cume one! c0me ~ and &c THE latest and great.
est inventioo and be convinced Of iis groot power
and aulity. Two ofthe punps can b ssea In opcsA-
ton.
County Rlghts for Sale.
BY ~ Iowa Pump Manufacturing Company Of Dav
GEO. r. DRvERRAUx = CO.,
iunG16dH ACcnto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
FrOEl Dnltlso ore.
RArp,unpp Ma


In Court Of appeal this morning Mr.. La.
trobc, in behalf Of the new commas ionera,
announced that the wits Of habeas corpus
had been served on the Warden Of the jail
his morning. and added that he had just
learned that the Warden had been q the
Court House this morning without tie pris>
oneis; that IN reply to an inquiry made Of
him he had said his means Of conveyance
we're exhausted, and that he had come hith-
er u get supply. Mr. Latrobe added in
sarcastic sti ain that he III .ught that there
were Other hack stand, much nearer to the
jail than the circuit court room lie would
not say whether this was OF was & merely
n continuation Of The Efforts If the other side
To consuse time. He did think however il
loo ed lkesl..
Judge Bartol remind, d the counsel that
the warden was not Obliged to mrke return
instantly, he Law gave him three days in
which TO make his return.
MIR Scnley said that he considered that
the intent OF the Law in this particular case
was that three days should be IT, utmost
limits. That unless there vas an unavUida-
tile impeachment, the warden vas bound to
produce he prisoners without delay.
Jnsi-c Rariol sad hat the writs we're il
sud by h,m n five o'clock on Saturday
evening, but it Appeared that for some sca-
~on. they we're not served until this morn>
ing.
Mr.. Schley begged that the court would
aat reasonable time further, Tor the war.
den TO make his return and produce the
PRISONERS
III OcLocK. Prisoners not appearing,
Mr. ilarwi'z on behalf Of the sheriff,
Thompson. SAID VIC have nov waite one
b ur and . half alter the hour named for
h, rel urn Of the writ, it vas apparent that
the wa den was seeking pretext Cor delay,
lie the, efore, on behalf Of his client, the
high sheriff, prepared petition that his
honor wou command the deputy she, i'd
to forthwith bring the warden before the
Court, together with the high sheriff. M.
>chley said that he would, on behalf Of hid
clients, have similar petition to offer Mr..
Alexander. The coun el for the oil com>
missioner now appeared and expressed @
desire to be heard on the subject. lie
understood that the warden Of the Jail wa
now in con- ultation with counsel, aud he
had no doubt some return to the writ
would shortly be made Messrs. Schley,
rob-, end HctwiiE desired to know Il
Mr.. Alexander could inform them definitely
ut the return would be. Mr.. Alexander
said he Was not the counsel for the warden,
aud could not say; he huDed and expected
however that by one o'clock such return
would be made as would render any furtheI
proceedings here unnecessary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

LoUIsviLLK. Nov. 3-M. p. Gent Y. ot
Nashville, died yesterday ut The hons Of n
relative, near this city
At u large and enthusiastic meeting OF
Fenians resolutions were paa>ed conuemn
Ing the recent action Ut the British nu,liur
tiles in reference to political prisoners
A heavy storm is prevailing. with ,temen
dous thunder and flashes OF lightning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

been engaged + deaslsns br;ssosss ~.
ar-d q Montreal.
The trial ofJanss Dsunmend osunmenses
a, IL O'Clock y moervW.
Tn. Worlds Toscnto 0pee1nl ays: In
cot sequence q q reatsning lstesss cent 70
,hc v,tncsses Of the Grown In Tho Fenian
cas-. :. they refuse - give evidences unless
assured Of adequate military psessetion q
Fort Erie. -.
The rri,une's w.shing.on special says !:
The Government having determined y pr.
petuats the lsss resting placs Il our brave
soldiers TO the utmost exteat possible, the
War Department has called foe 476 co.. iron
he d blocks .or the national cs.sbrieslss -
E..h head block % - Be nine inches eide
bv II inches long. with IN Inscription Of the
name, rank, regiment, army, eympany, and
corps Of tue sleeper beneath, With the date
Vi his death.
Chas Whitley, Of New York Cily, late
Assistant Adjutant 0sasval ~ Major 0ssseal
Wrgnt, has b en- appointed Captain q the
3Utn I'm ed States lnIantry.
Gen. Francis p Fesss..cen, sen Of Sem
aior ressenden, Of Name, and Who lest lex
during the war, has been useds twll Brigs
i'er General in h. regular army, aud place
ed IN tie retired list
DIR. A +. DAVIS, Of Lancaster, Ohio, has
been appointed Commissioner for the STATE
4 Tennessee. to Investigate the claims VI
ID, 81 svehOlsless. NME gt@
The inLune's New Orleans spec. al says:
1t IS STATED on v.ry good authority that the
Pie ,iient has ordered en- Shesidan not to
make any arrests under Gen Grants ia
nous order, which effects A parties accused
Il committing murders ON the 18th Of July.
IN this city. II is vel. known that affidAvits
were placed in Gen Shcridan's hands over
two months ago, accusing certain parties Of
murder, and the ahov accounts for his not
ing in the matter.
The appointment Of Judg Morgan Dem
cat, as u. s. Disuict Attorney will effect
ually prev ent the prosecution Of numerous
parties held for trial BY the U 5. Commis
siontr under the civil ghts bill.
Official information reached Gen. Sheridan
Yesterday OF numerous murders and out
RACES committed against Union men in the
parish Of St. Laundsy. Gen. Sheridan will
leave for Texas TO morrow on impOr. ant bus.
mess He will be sbsent four or i've days.
The Tlliune's Nashville special says -
The Tennessee les Stature convenes to day
There will not he quorum present for sew
ctA' days. however. As iull 2. turns from
the election on Thursday hive not been r..
carved. Gov. Bro@nlow, it il understood,
~ his message will advocate negro suffrage,
and perpctuate dis hisement for al reb
IS.
A Tribune's Lawrence, [Kanaasl dispatch
says: The patty who attacked Col. Phil
lips and q IS while surveying in the Indian
county, was headed by John Britton, OF
Neoshco Falls, who had grudge agains,
Co. Goss. The later vas severely II no,
m"rtay wounded. Col. Phillips is report
cd killed. U or two Of the attacking par
" were also killed.
4 party OF E G i,h Noblemcn who wen.
out without an csc, RI have not been heard
from, and arc supposed to have been cap
turrd by the Indians. A Chcy enne peace
council will be held ibis week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
From New York.

FrOn NV York. "a
New YORK. Nov. Al he registry in New
York foots up 125,l62 The registry in
Brooklyn foots up nearly 5000.
The British North American Bank was
robbed on Friday Of 5000 worth of SEQ
bonsis. No present clue u the robbers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05


.wel cir. what's The na,sers" said Abernsthy.
tho great Englsh surgeon. 70 . cadaverous io"k'nr
pssseui, who had called TO cons IN him. "oh, moth
ing serious the reply. m, stomach and liver s-c
out Of order, that's all" "ro you call that nuthing
scriouss said Abcrneihy, II tell you, cir that when
these two organs are out Of order, ~ you call II,
there's NOT square nthsf the body TINT 10 not more
NJ lsss diseassa nor drop Of blsod In II that 10 in
heal,hful condition Nothing can be more true
therefore Il OF thu very highest mpostanee 10 Keep
the stomach and liver In q vigorous CONDITION. I" '"'
one II weak and the other irregular in liz ae'n, tone
- ..,,,,c, ,hem with nOsTETTHRS CE!K
nnArnn sFOMAcn BrTTRns-shs most ssnh'
v~rrssb,e Restorative and Alternative that has ever
A.-r administered . cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
us..... II Il recommended BY distinguished sur
..ou. and physicians Of the United sta'es Army sy
smcess Of ~ Army and navy. ny our hfsf su'ho's.
by emcneut clcsxymen-iD fact, By thousands OF tns
most iuteiliee Of every class. - an uneqnaiied
tsesye against epidemic and masrious diseases, ana
- perfectly innocuous but 1t the came time power
euI, i0VlgOHout ana eNeIhtive
ANEW PERFUME Foo THE nAKDknCmIEf.
PhalouN "N1sAs 01oo0oo0 Cerees."
Phsloa,s "Nlgbs 01ooDSas Ceress."
Phaeouss ssNlghs Dle0snisS Ceress."
RAsnsuss ..NBghs 01osDiss Cesess."
PAo1oob "N1ghe 0ooo0tng Ceseos."
most exquisite. delicate, and Fragrant Perfume.
dlssi led from he rare an1 beausiful oower Hom
which II sakss Ne NAME
ManufAetureA ssly BY
PmALoN Z Son, New Yosh.
BEWARE or COuHrERrEITs
ASK FOR PHALON's-TAKE NO OTHER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

NOW X0Rk W0R3IBo
Nsw YoaE, Nov. s.
COtton-Quiet but very firm
Floar-Steady ard mode, ate demand. 5000
e. 50 Ex state. el2 0e1l3 rs n. II. o.
Wheat-20oc better, more doing, e2,36Qe2
~ No. Chicago and Mill, e,ly Iowa
Barley-Heavy
Corn Irregular and unsettled 305c high
er. q. IS inferior, A1.96 (1l.Sl shipping mixed,
cloring At tl.2s@1, 80 and 1881 yellow, t1,S0
white.
Oass-l@2c better eggs for Chicago and
Mill =
Pork--Heavy, irregular land lower, o1s, 2S@
$50 cash. ant (2S for old
l.ard-Quie' and steady st lSLAiSc.
Whiskcy-Q ui ssd steady ~ 4zc in bond Tor
store.
Petroleum-Firm at e20ss,< for crude and
3I@5Sc for refued in bon :.
LATEST nAKgEs0.
Florr--Closed 159s5c lsser for common and
medium grades
Wheel -closed 5@sc lower for spring.
Corn-Clos heavy and lower shipping
mixed western 81 27nsl g..
Pork Closed decidedly lower; new mess
t3i.s7 cash.
Lard -Clos,d quist and s.esdy Il lsA@lS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
Sea. Davis Made Comfort bic.. He R g.
lOtccah ExcecdlMxhv.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 3.-The parole
granted jefferson Davis some months ago
giving Inn the privilege ot the ground of
the Fortress turing the day, has been TX
tended through Executive clemency in IL
moving all surveillance over him, and the
guards from his rooms in Carroll Hal AT
night. Instructions To this fleet have been
sent from Washington to Gen Burt n, com
ma ndant Of the Font, thus dvesting his i'm
piisOnment If anything like security, al 4
paving the way 20 is generally presumed.
for final parole ard release, all guards over
him both during day and night being re
moved. He now emily every possible means
OF comfort aid pleasure. while held pris
Oner. 1t Is said he has expressed great
qualification at this action ot the Govern
ment and already contcmpla,es vacatipg
Carroll Hall and taking up his residence
with Mrs. Davis, In apartments assigned her
shortly after her arrival here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

b, telegraph Cu,cAeo. nav 4
Foir-Narte ct dril END SO lower.
W rsi-bun snS luvGR. q - ~ g Mann
No. s.'rrs q 9s0 - No. spr NJ q ist9l .
Ccrn.' 'pcned heavy. 10 = 81, Bet s.1es
mar'Pa'af'o'' Of spevulatrre asvan Geo 70 p5e kus
oSaoti<c.
0ts-u. settled axe No. n sse -; ~ rejsseed.
eltO No ,; $50 rel
Bar sy-D eiined % ealss No. - Ss055s: q,
j-cted esaeas; clo-srs euses.
Prov sicns- Inactive snd noninol.
noga-7xdexe
Sh,ep-S8tc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
William Wilson has teen promoted Bre
vet RriCadier General

vet Brigadier General
The herald's special Gays the President
and Gen. Grant were closcted with Score
tary Stanton for one hour, on the Baltimore
Question. Il is the determination of the
Government to use all its power to prevent
any serious outbr,ak and ii found neccs
sary, to put Baltimore under martial law
No troops have been sent there, and none
are likely to be.
Mayor Booth, Of Brooklyn, receive let
tiers from Gen Grant and Admiral Fariacui,
accepting gold medals rendered them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

New York 1eock MARKET.
Nsv YenK, Nov. 8.
Stocks dull bat STEADY:
Money 4tr 5urr cent.
Sterling lnsN.
Gold opened .. el.4s1<, closed q ol.lA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
COM "a RcoAl.
Davenport Market Report.
Osv1cs o. rms DAvExpoas OsuocnAs,
November s. 1858.

FI0uR.-SfAfs.-
Retail bulk el030.
q Sscks, paper, $1,000
=" Dbl &l1.l0.
Wholesale 4Octs per bbl less
Cons MsAL.-No. l, per bsshel. S11<cts
WaEAr.- Receipts very large. NO. ], new
brings 81 90 per busbsl. Extra e3.o5. No. =
neS eL75@tl rs.
CoRN. IS, new 55c,
Oars. soc.
BARLRs.- 3s090c.
PorAsoss-w Wholesale 45@ So, retail q.
ONnOxs. goa 25
TuRxiPs. per so lbs.
APP.ks-T@k1 ~.
BuTrsR -z5@3vc.
EGas.- seq S5c.
HAY.-&l3.vr.
AL-lsc At depot; lie q lsves vard..
WooD.-t7@75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

Geld Medal Ahes ~.
1sOri 0mso N0msoelMm.
n10rvesa 1BOssropOm.
Wheat NW1riemt.
eo1d Homestead Rye.
In addition 70 our business. Of selling Wince etc..
10 Urgis al lsckager, and in order insure to cue
t"nssrs i'ure LiQuorr In compact and convenient
him. We commenced the enterprise of b,tiing and
m king In csecs our well known Wines B,Andes
Whrksce. etc and have them out In a siyle that
NV. preclude the possibility 81 their being tarnp pei ed
with bc'Ose reaching the purchaser. The general sp-
r,csiason ard gratifying success that har awarded
cuMts has encouraged No To maintain the lard a
seRaSas quality also t. make increased eilerts re-
tsi' tie Goa hdence and patronage which haa been 90
htciaiy bestowed upon Nc.
BTNTN6ER 4 CO.
tEstabiishcd lI1sl Impnrters Of Vince. etc,
No. 10 Beaver street. New York.
The abuve popular goods are put ap In carcs con-
taansns Ute tsen bsetce each. and are rud by AL
p ouAiocus u uggiels. 0r0curs ctc.
Opinions of the Press.
The name Of f5ininecr Co., No. Is Beaver street
0s iNs toe Ia the exact aud itera. t,Ilh 0i VIVA
eve, tces tcpscectt.-N. I. Com Advertiser.
INC sttsss Z honsc oi tis.inccs D Co., M. I
Usvcr street. II c.,ndncted rpM pic'p:cs III i'te,
nty. ain,sa ami the highest h,ss.ot. T. Evcfina
rAvtts< iuuctl de MIN Z. r. 4 Wcuv. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
BURLEY'S STOMACH BlTTERS.

For debility, loss ofappctite. Weakness Indigestion
or dyspepsia want OF action Of the LIVER dirordercd
stomach There arc no Bitters that can compare with
these in removing distressing complaints. For sale
be had 1t any drug STORE In the United States,
or from the proprietors. Louisville. Kv.. corner Of
Seventy and Green Streets to whom all orders should
b. addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
ExruAur ov A LEr1Hn Enon Paovsp,No Ala. I
NAV H. 1866

Exf1AOr OF 4 LEr1tn FnOn FhDNtbINU MI.
May 49, 1856
Dn JOINS Bull: .end ron On for CEDKos l,ur
rsns please send what II will come to after pay ng
freight 10 Columbus, Misc have been troubled for
jean with Indigestion have had to take pills
every night for ten ~ Aneen year. and In February.
is5t. was attacked witl general pa-aiysis. ! wac
mined to my ram for the bslsncc ~ the year And
In fact. continued In very weak and nervous condi
ton until some two msnibs -ince. when was put
under an operation, and your Cedrob Bitters for
treatment. ! commcsced improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. Your, truly,
oct.kdeodk WY A. L. NEAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.

NEW MUSIC ROOMS.
NJ IL. j. Z1M M + II M A N,
VEIL KNOWN Asa
Practical instrument Maker,
HAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVER
IL 70 LIZ CLAIRE Row, where no intends
keeping stock OF
PIANOS, ORGANS. MELODEONS, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sher, Music. Music Books. &c. Persons wish
,',g purchase Instruments will do well 10 call
on him He has IN bend u large stock Of Pianos
whlcibe will sell ri ( 10 TO t75 less than manu-
lecturers prices. II the instr uments do not
give tuil satisfaction the money will be refunded
Mr. Zimmerman keet all Instruments pufchas
ed VI hun in order without extra charge. 3sl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

Drag Store mr. sale.
4 CONPLETe nRU0 STORE STICK o.
"a DruRs asd medic ines. battles. fixtures, &C.
4 Camden Minis, " User for sale on account
Of the poor health Of the proprietor. IL is a
good stand With . good run custom, aud the
purchaser can get bargain aud get into g"'d
paving bus,uers- or. il he " sbe-, he can
move the pre- rertv 10 sosre nti-r place For
~ further particulars enquire Of w
octis-dSw WM. YOUNG, Camden nills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

ST. LOUIS aRAry eaRvAIroR
CHANCES FOR STORAGE. 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM /!

TFtTFyONINf
OrosY Poisr Viii CO. Ark, May %, 60.
On JoWr BulL- Dear SIR Last Fshru ry was In
Louisville purthas ny druve. and got some Of your
Harsaparila and Ccdron bitcrs. NY son-i law sho
na,iam Or time. comnr need On the Bticrs
aud soon found HIS general health improved. DIR.
0rt who had been Ia bnd health tried them, and he
a,so improved DR. Coffee. VIII" had been In bad
health for several years stomach aud liver affected
he improved very much by thu u-c pi your btters
Indeed the Cedron Bitfrrs has given you gr nj popu
larity In this settlement think could sell great
quantity Of your medicines this fall-especally Of
Memphis. care Ticket 4 Nicely. Resp. cfoiiy:.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

HURLEY'N SARSAPARILLA,
The great Blood Puiiaer, a. . Spring and summcf
Medicine. stands unrivalled. removes all impurities
syssem. HURLEY, RUDOLF 4 CO.,
PROPRIETOR, Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

HAvlN0 BEEF yNGAGtD IN THE PRAC
Ia tice 81 Medicine and Surgery for he lest
TvxxrS sIvk YEAss ~ rms fsASR. he's parman.
entity located IN this city and oGers his proeea-
sionAl services 10 the citaens Of DsvenoDrt and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience with
the dissasea Of the climate, 10 merit an6reUeive
portion Of public patronage
''aice corner of Third and brady, over ind
ssv's cewrlry Store. residence In what wsa for.
mesly known ~ the Fulton House, on Water
street. shove the bridge. junsS7- dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

.sTmE Singer MANUFACTURING CorrAs,." after years
Of experience and effort recently trourhtto rfR
FICTION
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-05

nuRlev'S POPulsR WORM CANDY.
A. this is rea'y specinc Er Worms. and the hest
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