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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
The Cholera. ysorl,s...

The Cholera morhu. Is well known and common
complaint II L. frequently hiie dcd with severe
cramps with yomitin &r.. with n serious ooecness
NJ the bowels and other painful symptoms. Opium Is
largely given In one thspe or smother for this disor-
der Pow. riul and poisonous drnss are sometimes
administered un Ter variety al msarcs a- SPECIFIC
Tor II Even II .uch remedies happen To cure they
leave behind them the seeds of death terminate at
the first opportunity. Ksdwnys Ready Relic! IL open
minl-trred in u wine elas- of s~ectcncd water has
hen, fetal eject at than hiv cOmi<,tid OF
l.udanum camphor. fhubnrb. &c. aud II the pa be
not forihwi removed. well a. The vioic'ce OF the
discharges dim -hsd Ia about tween minutes. arep
e,,tnn 81 dn-r of Ready Relief j. certain To pro
duo. the desired tncrt N.u have Gully, in addition to
npry flannel. soaked WITH Ready Re tefto the bowc' r
si IN. cure = com, lric The danger II over very
quickly satisfied from the start q nj the Re
liei il bound To ,aDquish the dis Even Ia bilious
cholit The treatment must terminate just
o.ssfully and should Inflammation III the b.,wrl- bc
pnscni the Ready Relief given ncrnally and applied
.atrrnnliy will prove perfect remedy If n do-c
two Of Or Railways piii- be disor.ty given mt th,-
same lime For cholera morbus there j. nothing cun
under any sircnsir;ant Radaay'- Ready Relief
price but 20 cents n bottle. sold by Druggists.
49, In the East Indies. CaitIira and South
America, Roadway Ready Relief j. extensively used
IN the treatment OF Ariatic 4 niera, and yellow Fc
Yer II Is the only remedial that BE- depended
uuon with absolute certainty lei every one keep Il
bottle near them cure will al follow.
KtlbN Az K 60. y. Maiden Lar "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

Chicago Nfket.
By Telegraph Chicago, Nov. Il
-Four F'vmeY. MARKET tet
Wh-at-4a6e higher. No.prirg acid at q 02oe
2o., No cred c'n'er at q t2so, No. . spring 81
at 19ei1 81; = iec'ed spring 81. a0"l.50
C"ru-Frr er ut an ndvanof 10 T. ushel. Sales
No l y s56a3c, No. 81 ss5c; :, jected AZ Zoe;
closing with sell re o ] ~ &, Ear corn-b,tter
supp and lover. Saies n on track.
Os's- Active No. cold s2c; No. At S9ts14lc;
eIo.idg for latter ~ 39< 614oc
Rye let and = shade fnr. Salcs at 9oc for
No Il s2taSac rejected
Ba'ey-Steady No a. 6esc; ri cted 1t 81 a
Sc; clo~ing s'ea'y NJ Csc . 5ic.
Aess Pork Firm Advent d y brl. Sales ne y
mesa ut t'ld245
ard-st- ady and -hade firf.
Green Me ts-Da ehcuirs &c from block
limo by Seed-Quict an drm. 81 7503l2 for
good to cho'ce
li.hwi 90 Unchanged.
Hogs-6ac.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
MEDIC
HURLeY'S
A 6 u . T Q nj Q.


The only remedy for Chllls and Fever or Aguc and
Fever that Is or can be depended upon is Hurlcy's
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands cured BY
using Il who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit but in NO CASE HAS nURLEY.s AGUE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. All who
have used II checrfully tell their afflicted fien's Of H.
. sure and certain article for ehs and fever Any
one suffering from the chills would consnlt their own
interest by sending TO adrus store and buying bot
tle Its pleasant to take. compared with Others and
will be certain to oil cases Of Fever and Ague or
Chilr and Fever. Send for 1, to tbs proprietors,
HURLEY. RUDOLF 4 CO,
Louisville, Ky.
For sale by the Wholesale druggists Of Louisville,
Cincinnati, Memphis, 81. Louis, New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant hould have
1t in store, especially in districts subec, TO chill. and
fever or aguc and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
CHI T. Il OkCE PILLS.
~. Female 1eeOeeS0fO

Cure 81 Impressed Excessive and PaiM-
ful Mcf .''u~iion, Green sickness. Ncr-
v"is ar spinal Affections. Pains in the
BACK. ~ L Headache s.ihdincss .aIui all
discusses lint spring from irrcrularity,
b, i"cre'ng the Can-e aud all ciiecis
that sv!s.' nom II. They are perfectly
-ai' ~ nj cn-cs.cyccpi when forbidden
h, directions. md easy Ia administer,
NJ they are nicely sugar coated They
sh"i'd hc in hand III every Maiden.
Wife and Mother In the hand. l.adie.,
can address III IN confidence. and STATE.
their complaints IN fun M we treat all
, Female complaints. and PR pare med
tcincr suitable for all diseases which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

Ing hetssss of 0enc ratica tsg p0sency md
IDENTITY 0eing Manl1ncse and fun vror thus pro-
vim pc.'e~t +" Esixcr of Love" removing ticriffy
and Hsrrcnnc-s In both sexes To the young middle
nfc' md HIs'd there Il greater boon than this
:" ENss of life II gives lease oi Life cat Ing
the weak and chi.tacd to have renewed strength and
<for. M Il The entire system IS Thrill with joy aud
picasTu Price one bottle -. three bottles 81 sent
ty ,.>lIc-s Ia ATTY address.
Or medicines are sold AID recommended hv MI re-
rprhhlc druggists IN every part al the civilized globe
trnr dealer ", IL deceive irir customers h, selling
cheap. war hcs. compound H. order 10 make money
" not hrctt,ct ash I'M these medicines and take
c'rcfs u Wc drubasts docs no, keep Them write To
" md ~ Wit sd ihcm by express carefully pack
oil. tee irsm ns-sva,sun. We VIII be pleased 10 re-
.esvr eiers witt statements in regard to any dis
esse With whc Indie ~ gentlemen afflicted Ad-
dress alicNcrs Asr medicines. pamphlcts advice to
the prop'r. Ir. W. " MEKWIN. 81 Walker st N Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

SAxrRAHc,sCo, Nov. 1.-THE bark On.
ward reports having left at Petropeniowski.
IS operators and constructors In the service
of the Russian American Telegraph expcdt
ton Ice had commenced forming when
Onward LEFT but the men were comfortably
housed for the winter The people treat the
party with great hospitality. Col. Buckley
start.d for Anadyn Bay, August "a. and 70
expected here during the present month.
The Russian war steamer Vatiag leit same
day for Nicolacfski. carrying Count Anasoff.
III. Rnssian Commissioner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

~ - they arc tnhiect-A2 page pamphlet,
smlvd envelope free The Cherokee I1lls are sold
y an surciss at - wv box fix boxes for 81 or
they sent hy mail Il 90 al pn-arr In an ordinary
letter it.s from ol-c., alton by addressing the -.c
proprietor. pr " MENWIN. 81 Walker st. New
York y u Cherokee lill- No . are prepared for
src. al eases wh.n mi'dcr medicines iah these are
sent hv ms postage nee. on receipt al 80 the price
oil rat h box
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ru>O ThE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP 4 SON,

ITO ThE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP 4 SON,
Ply scians aud Surgeons. formerly of New York. are
treating successfully all
CHRJNlC DISEASES,
Which embraces the best and most approved me, holds
In this and other tor the OF Nil Chronic
Diseases. Thcv treat successfully MI nervous and
Neuralgia affect ons all forms II Scrnfla Fever Sores
and old Ulcers. Dyspepsia. Disease of the Liver. Con
stipati.n. all Skin Diseases. Pulmonary Consumption
In Ito early stages, Paralysis. Epilrpss Salt ltheum
Headaches. all Heart Diseases OF cail'lrcn aud
Seminal Necklaces 4 sexual DDis-
EASES. which carrying thousands to their graves
EYE AND EAR.
They treat susccSsfnlly method. all Diseases
of the Eve and Ear. They have had more extensive
practice, and better euctcss in the treatment Of all
Diseases 81 Womcn.
Than any other Physician. in America. They have
cured women Who have been confined to their bed for
years. They never thil 70 cure
II o. r. T. N a TG = N
In al stages: nomatter Of how long standing. They
euro
Asthma, 70 IL never returns. They have Sure
Cure Er the distressing disease. HEMMukRHOiDS
OR PILES They cure all diseases u the Throat
Cance,r.-Th have nm extensive practice aud
wOnderful succcss In the treatment of Cancers.
the Knife Let tho.e who have Tumors and Swell
lings. " rcd spOt, lose time In having II att
ded to. - timely treatment may save them from
the horrors, suffering and death Of an open ca,cer.
Catarrh Curesl.-They are treating Catarrh on
new system, which 10 = cure FOR this disease
Tuus CONSULTATIONS fnr years have averaged from
ave to seven thou.and year, which gives them mn
experience unsurpassed BY any, and equaled only BY
. few.
~ Remember they do not promise to cure all STA
% a. Dssaae Whs Ill diseases currable, II Ia
Ken in season. Ill stages are mot Yonr case may be
curable THE week. n.st to-day, not tomorrow.
hence the danger o. delay.
No case ,c;N bs received chen there are any
doubts If Cure or Relief.
Orr tesv,s arc Cam: hence the money must he acn,
Win III Wdess ftr medicines. II corts frm hse 10
fifteen dollars per month, to doctor with us, which
ineiudee medicines.
u The po will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name. State, and Post
O1lce addrese plainly. Al! letters requiring an an
eWoe. 0uet contain letter stamp. and be addressed
70 Dr. KNAPP 4 son. Bog Ht3o Chicago. w.
-. ANY of the ab0ve d. gases can be treated enc-
eeoofa1ly " the pasiepts describing their case III
Latter when they cannot see us.
Nr Knapp who has vrited Davenport. Iowa reg
ulerly the past Elk years, can he consulted q the
AcOte oo0ose,
on saturday and SUNDAY November 2iih and asth
saturday snd SVnday. Jan y. 18TH and 2isth 1851
Setarasy and oaS1sy, March l0h ed l7tb. 1851.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

KINGSTON, c. W., Nov. 1e.-It . under.
.,,,d tina, . durumen, will be made public
after the d. parlurc of the ministerial dele.
cation Announcing important particulars OF
the course TO he pursued by them in Eng
land. relative to the confederativc scheme.
OukpEc, Nov. 12-It 10 understood that
goSern,uent will furnish oil necessary relief
for destitute fishermen on the Labrador
Coast. The Queen has written letters to
Gov. Watkins. Chairman of the relief com.
miitce, sending six hundred pounds to SUI.
ierers by FIRE in this city, and expressing
deep sympathy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

es MIA . TT1o1o.
ToroNTo. Nov. l2.-The Court met at II
o'clock to day From the number OF spec
tators it is evident that the excitement,
which during the past week has existed re-
rarding the fenan trials, has considerably
abn,ed.
Members Of the bar present: Hon. J.
Cameron, II. Harrison and J. McNal for the
rown, and X. Mckenzic.Q &. J. Fleming
nd q Murphy for the accused.
at 1915 his lordship took his seat on the
bench
VIM. Duggan was the first who was placed
in dock. he is n stout, able looking man,
apparently between 40 and 90 yesrs Of age.
MIR. Mckenzie move, my Lord, in this
case to have the indictment quaslled on the
same grounds as that relied on in the case
Of Queen We. O'Neil and others.
The prisoner exercised his right and chal
lengcd, through his counsel. thirteen jurors
before jury was empanclled.
Mr. Mckenzie--Bctore my learned friend,
Mr.. McNab, opens the case would move
the Court that it calls upon the Crown to
select on what counts in the indictment they
propose II try the prisoner; whether they
elect him to bc tried as an American citizen
or British subject. think this the proper
time TO do 50. ] submit. the prisoner has
no right to he tried TOT two distinct offences
| on the same Indictment.
| MIR. lIarrison-My Lord, submit this Is
not the proper time to bring forward such
an objection.
After lengthy argument between coun
sci. his lordship rejected Mr.. McKenzie's mo-
| ton.
MIR. McNab opened the case for the
/ Crown in a short address.
| After the examination of witnesses Hon
MIR. Cameron said: Being half past five j,
would be better. perhaps, to reserve the pro
ceedings for defence Till to morrow, and the
! jury could be locked up for the night.
A jcryman asked whether there was any
need Of hearing evidence for defence In the
case they were agreed that no case had
been made out
| The Judge said there would not
! Juryman-We are unanimously Of Opin
ion We must acquit prisoner.
| His Lordship-Tlat disposes Of it,
| The Clerk recorded and declared the YER
| diet not guilty
| Ills Loidship, addressing the prisoner
| said VIM. Duegan, the jury found you
not guilty, and think properly so You
4 have received character in a few brief
| words which state you are an honest, hard
| drinking, hard working man contrast tina,
| character il you can, and be in future ar
honest hard working man and all will bt
right. Now You are at liberty.
| Gale.
POM HorE. c. W., Nov. 12.-There wal
a terrific gale on Lake Ontario Sunday
morning. The following disasters are re
ported Schr. John Stevenson, beached high
and dry near hallway Station. Schr. Cas-
plan, ttal wreck. Schr. Inis; sunk along
side Cribs. Schr. Helena, sunk in New
Harbor. Schrs. Union, North Star and AT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
ThE trEctfiC KEMrpY ron
COM SUI MRTION.
Nervous nDebaoiev.

Scro'ula, Asthma, Bronchitis, dyspepsia. Paral.
yns, Neuralgia Los. OF Appetite Cnloros,.
want OF Blood, Narasmus, Wasting.
Liver Complaint. Kicke,s. Weak.
ness IN Children. Debility of
Nursing Pregnancy. Diiii-
~ cult ree:hing. and all
Disorders of Lungs, Nervous 4 Blood Svstem.
THE HfroPHosrHIrEs act with rnourrsrs.
ana cEkrAl>is Ia every stage Of pulmunsry d,.aas.
even OF The acute Kind called or,ye io~s,,.r
rioS. and lso with lNvARIABLE EFFICACY in
AL arrangements OF thr BLOND and Nervous systems
The cures Obtained by this Remedy are :. nn.,aI
leled In the Annals OF Medicine" aud present r..
sns snsh = no Treatment has ever equaled or even
WINUH0RTeRS HYPOPH0spuiyrs
are the must important agents known 10 the W.,ics,
Science. for Their Power to Relieve Every Form Of
Nervous Disease. They are emphatically < NERVE
.,s ses1orinx the Vital Energy and rc-invigora-
snx all ise Functional Processes OF LIE Their an
~ 49, e.ect e remarkable -teNding to peUdaee TIE
nnss Refreshing and Rcnovating sleep. They
NTRvosIs rS, kssGEmsg b svers eass II Loss Of
1 Ia ~ HvSr DIRECT. AND MOST AlPRO-
- Every Sufferer Of Debana,v.
any Chronic Malady, hy which the vital er.,.,s.
nSsSs AMI sys .".1 ns
eend forSN J. Winchester cos NRW CiRCUi.
R1comp'ted from Or .Cnunca.lI.s second editi.,n
s.s Ms ThEASIsE ON CONSUMPTION. just pub.
FRlC1Ss AooaQ - o.. buetles u snoQe esch. ~
snail, OF Three large. for ..
g & G:s :;.: sss S ), +.
.. WINCHESTER . CO.. ss John st.. n. Z.
~ VIC y o.-ess e.esI9 Be addressed. agsteodiy
WAltSDl At1kf<, Vss6EP NONTH.
CIV ,vsry. here. male and female, 10 sell the
GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW W
ny AthlNE, ~ gree,ess invent, n az ~.
~ 1vsce t16 Esery Ma .hine war; .nssA
sn.ee yssrs. Address. s0gOOnB Z Gu.
"ov' oS~im Cleveland. Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
LOUIS DEsl<sE 4 CO..
NNNrfACfrhkHs tF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

VVmrcrOOsms ~ oSoeerker ~.
tSecond Block West OF broadway. New York.
~ The Pianos manufactured ny this firm are mn
surpassed for powerful clear. brilliant and -pnpa-
thciic tone. with excellent workmanship. Circulars
and Price list sent ON ny pcatlon. rcptIOeOdly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

New York, Nov. 12-The Journal will
case was commenced and concluded to DAY
in the Supreme Court, the Jury, AFTER an
absence Of 8 minutes, rendered verdict IN
substance that the 1estatrix was In uns0und
state of mind when she made the will.
The Express says an officer Of one OF the
benevolent institutions of this city recently
paid an official visit 10 the State prison at
Sing Sing, and reports q most inludici"ua
and inhuman method Of discipline preva
lent in that institution, and strongly recon-
mcnds an investigation by the prison asso'
citation
Mr.. Williams, the Episcopal Clergyman,
who was SeCcntIv charged with picking the
pockets IL lady in 9th Avenue stage, has
been released on bail.
The evacuation Of this city by the Britisl
forces in 1888, will lie cnmmem0rated by
the first division Of the National Guard O
this State on the 10th iust.. when the annu
nj fall parade of the Division will TAXI
s,lucs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

nUNNEWELL,A

nUNNEWEL r
ECV.ECT1l The clsiws tos this valued
PILLS. Family Fill are beyond
- tina, of any other IN use 4
error OF Gn,rfSa which has heretofore been called
CpsssorfR The u. LECTtC PILLS never require
two, and seidom but fof The dose. on the
bowels without the sNghtest gripping poin, oi The
greatest Importance. particularly In
Chronic Constipation.
For which take SfSaLR Pun every every other
night. They never produce debility and Cure indi-
gesttsn. Dyspepsia, Head Ache. Liver and hrdaey
vmrianis. Plies, torrns, L,r~ Of ~ Impurities Q,
the itlood loss of Appetite nnd al Drr~ngeieH's VI
Eowsi stomach.
~ Sold by all Wholesale and Retail dealers n
Medicine. :.
.Dohm T.. Hlunnrweil. l'rop'r,
Practical Chemist. Commercial Wharf,, Bost.m.t
phv.icIap., or Dealer. supplied In Bulk Formula
and I'M cstuBonia TO this Great Alone Drveiop'
ment sent demand o.u-uiIn
a Candid asaaemeut.
vor CAN PROCtgR or ANY DRtGcisT IN
I mi, city and vicin ~ Dir Tobi = Venetian Lin-
mept II Is n sur- and speedy cure for core throat.
headache toothnche, chronic rheumatism groups.
cniIc and main. In the limbs We advise every one TO
give ii TRIAL The cxI Il a mere trife-4o cents
Every hnlny ehouid 6sve botfi. in the hotse IN
ease Of ,udd. 1scid,ptA such ~ cuts burns ecahs.
&c Its pain. vtlie> g qualities ARE mnraru one A.
for cr6up II has sstcd hundreds have The certin-
cafes to prove 49, O,icc. sj Conrilandt street New
York Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

s8aak Robbery.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l2.-The Exchange
bank at Muncia, Ind, was broken open last
night and robbed $4,000 in greenbacks and
5000 in IT, s. bonds. The robbers escaped
From ~. Louis.
ST. Louis, Nov. 12 An injunction, at the
instance of Morris. Jessup \ co. IF N. Y,
has been served upon Gov. Fletcher and the
Railroad Companies TO prevent from selling
the Cairo & Fulton Railroad for the benefit
Of the State. The petitioners for the injunc
ton hold $264 900 in bonds Of said road, Sc.
cured by two deeds Of trust, and claim that
the only right the State has in the road 10
that Of u mortgage and SUI ject to the ordi.
nary qualities and litigations Of such instru.
ments. The case will come before the U. s.
Court, April term.
Eighty counties Of this State give OiRcial
and reported radical m ,jority, 1850. Coun.
ties to hear from will probably increrse it to
q. 900 or $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
DIR. WRIG hts
r Q i've n a ( Ing EIixcv.
Or. Es~eWce Of A.ile.

:. ~ ,'-,r,y, ~, Cnits g. crnl Debility Weakness.
~ !: 4 ):
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OHIO. rnxSsYLvAx AND VIRGINIA.

From Hollcweil L Courn's Boston Wool
report Ct the date Of ~. 18th, W quote
AS follows:
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nm. ,. NallrMANa.
Miss. =. l.. PHELPS.

ID 'YSIClAN AND SURGEON Office. cor
Il I'd and Brnty Streets. unrer Streeper 4
payii.'s store. hesid. nee on l4th A.. bet Ira
DIV aud Main. oct3d DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
DR.. cheeseman's Female Pills

Have been used Over a Quarter OF Century They
are offered the only sale of renewing inter
rulcd nen>iruaion. hut ladies must bear IN mind
tint there j. condition of the female system in
which the bills cannot he taken without produ n
peculiar result The condition referred Ia Is rrc.nan
cyhc result Miscarriage Such Is the irresistible
dcnCy III the medicine Ia restore the sexual functions
Ia normal condition. that thc productive pow
~ of nature cannot resist II. THEY CANNOT DO
HARM in auY other Wnv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

a LSO KEEP CONSTANTLY on haND
"a eomplsts stock % Malt, Hope, Pitch. RosinI
essgs. FORKS, Noss, Malt Shovela, Barre
nsssAss, 0eoops, and hsewsss' Materials Of ell
Brewery - 4G1e 8asss In 4ast DsveppostI
Orders solicited ard promptly SLED, on the BEE
toe0A tehot ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills

Are the only medicine that married and single adics
have relied upon for many years, or can rely upon
now. Beware Of limitations These Pills form the
anest preparation ever put forward. with immediate
ana persistent success. DON'T BE DECEIVED. Take
this advertisement to your Druggist, and tell him
that you want the BEST and most RELIAulE medicine
In the world. which n comnriscd In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

'.Afg SURGEON 5r0 IOWA CAvALhr.
HAvlNG NEE SNGAGtD IN THE PRAC
Ii tice Of Medi Inc and Surgery for The last
TwEN,y vivs yEsss IN TINS SrArs. hes ps rmnn
entity located m this city and offers his profes
sional srrsices TO the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes bv his long exp Renee with
the dis. a-es Vi the climate, 20 merit and r.ceive
PARTON Of public patronage.
'siice corner Of Third and brady. over ind
saws trwslry Store, residence in what wss for
mcrly known ~ the Fulton House. on Water
strect, above the bridge. june27 DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

STrnlONo - TAERANUS EL'k, adFLOOR
DHOTOGKAfliS WORKED N OH. OK
i Water Caiors. ot India Ink. On plain or
aioume' iscd pspcr. Particular attention paid
a eonirs
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Brailey,s Dnplex Elliptie Skir,

Bral'ey's Duplex elliptic Skirt.
VERY FLEXIBLE. FOLDED EASILY
Y whom il use 10 occupy . snall space ma.
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In oil
sjxcS. at wholesale and Retsil BY
ISAAC BERNElS
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IMPORTANT TO nNyALpns
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1D1SeNNC OF TIC Eye
DIR. .I.4<. s.E.MRHELk.
OCUllS r.
W. =. lsu'Nl'BkA.D..
Dnnss aAa

Office corner Perry and Second Streets mo
charge made tor unsuccessful services
ts~enw"rt Iowa feb2-dly
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They have received and are now receiving the sane.
t!on of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions with each box-the prick, one
dollar per box. containing from 20 to CO Pills
l'lls sent by mail promptly. by RENTING the price
I" the Proprctors. or any authorized Agent. in
rent funds.
HtTClltNt,S HlLLIR,
lcho decd xweOW pr1presore. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

- 20 GRADY STREET. BELOW HEC
ond tceps constantly on hand and makeo
20 older.
Aeaos'. 0bOyss nnd Children .
Ct.OTIIlN0 ofthc best material and in manner
chat cannot fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. lmy2l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

Dralley's Duplex Elliptic SKIRT.
uERY FLEXIBLE, FOL DIED EASILY
Y when in use to occupy . small space-ma
king the most Agreeable Sk' RT worp. In I'll
sizes. II Wholesale and Retail BY
HERZbEn3 GOODNANk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-13

Dr001ey,s OopleX ELLIPTIC skirt.
vYEKY FLexlBLB, SOLDED EASILY
Y whom to use 70 occupy ANAL spaee-ma
king she most Agreeable SX1RT Wofu. II ell
sizes. .. wholesals and Retail BY
OTTO KLUG.
DraAley's Daplex Eillpslc skirt.
VERY FLExiBLE, FOLDED HASILY
" when in use n occupy . swalt space ma
king the most Agre~able SKIRT worn In oil
sizes. q Wholesale and Retail By
Z. 8. SrRBEPER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-23
House and Furniture
FOR SALE.

TINE PREMISES OCCUPIED BY THE a.
subscriber, on the cas-, side Of a street, El;iI
third door south OF Taylor, are for sale, on st.t.
reasonable terms. Tho House contains Eight
Rooms, besides Kitchen and Servants Room; 10
conveniently arranged, and IN perfect order. ~
IA we'll and completely furnished.
Apply on the premises TO
6sia In LAUkA ~ EAlR'