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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
PLOUGH CASTINGS
PLOUGH CASTINGS
\Mzss4e -a-aa.S

glNIl y attention oi farmcrs nnd Merchants ~
IL invited to my full aud complct. stock. en-.
bracing all the various sizes Of the Wiley.
woo,lcock. Smith, Atwood. Minor d Horton.
Wisconsin. aud other kinds. al of which will
he sold low by the single piece or ton.
Also. good assortment ol floughs. az less
than regular prices. o. Ne. lag y. Gay street,
Baltimore. HENRY WILCOX
Feb. ar
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CATONSvILLE RAILWAY.
u NJ III Err ARRAN EMENT.
FtRE RFpI "Ep
rHr

an and after MONDAY. April. 3rtl. l>aG
~ ears vii. run HOURLY
FROM 4. NJ. 10 . =. inland atg .. N..a1rlv
SUNDAYS excepted
on SUNDAYS hourly from : \. M.tnp =. NJ
PASSENGERS To AND FROM ELLlCOTT's
MILLS will leave daily, sunday. included.
:. and II \. NJ, and .. and T. ".
Office west end of Baltimore street
WM. ". oRNnORFF. Secretary.
April =. '6G.-if
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
DRs. JARRETT g. PAYNE.

III iNIND formed e co- partnership ia prac.
Ii tee Of Medicine respectfully offer their
Prpir-s .onal Services e. the citizens of Tow
soNrowN and vicinity. The attention Of
h.. d viii he given when necessary, without
riditi.gal charge.
OFFICE HOURS
Fr"n. : 20 o'clock s. NJ, ~ o. . l.. NJ. aud &
&" T. VI. April :. ls6s-iv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28

"a ~ advertisement inserted i.- '..- 'ann
uu" Dollar.
-,f- Marriage and Deaths inherited f,sc -
ctargc cxcrp, when accompanied by quotations
- remarks. Tor which the usual prize %. "dV'f'
ising wall BE- charged.
The UNION has To irrgcs' eiy~'fn''nH"i amy
...nnty paper IN IA" state. nnd th"- 'i'.. Be-
i...riur .,.iyauta.,.. Dol, ui .r,i -rr-.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
=. Answer a Fool Sc.

ne Cincinnati Comm,-r'ol aippanug pro-.
pounds the following
QUERY ron RADICAL CONGRESSNEN.
How long. according 20 = Luke. dii (, take
10 reconstruct the prodical son
To which the Nashville Prsss r. Tuna. turn
AK commentary for the occasion. gives ~, fol
lowing ler;
ANSWER
Verse = And when he had came Go himself
Ia SAil perish with hunger
j. VI! arise aai 60 10 ms father and will
say unto hin. Ath'r, itgl. sigoi against ioir.s
aud before thet
u. Ind en- n1 niart 'carfh" 10 be cflioi tis saa
Make ml as one ofihy hired servant
- Aud hr arose aud came 10 biz father
y And the son said uaio him, father. have
sinned against heaven and IN thy sight and an,
% more worthy 10 be called ihy son
PRACTICAL REMARkS.
The parable Of the prodgai son was spokcn "a
Illustrate penilcnce for sin as well as forgiveness
The difference between the proiigal ~ ST. Luke
and Gen Lee Is, that the first confessed that he
had s4hned against heaven. .. il. bad done a rrcat
moral wrong while General lee saws that he 4
mol sorry particle. and that me rebellion was a
Just rausc
CONCLUSION.
MIL those who eagagci Ia the rebellion ARE
pcnileni tue less they quote the parable the bet
Ter. y the prodigal had told his kind papa Tia,
he had iolly old time that hi harlcis were all
lerleci angels, and that he would not have come
back had not has gteenhacks played out, We don
believe that he would hay, made bis meal on lat
veal Tor some time. Judging from The conduc;
Of many Of thc rebel leaders. the parable Of the
devils " no got into the swine on q certain oeca-
sion. would he more appropriate.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
BACK PAY, &c.
NTi J'E 4 M InnAI RDTsNYt-
WYE. II. HILL.
DR.. JOHN w. WAUGH,

.u'rly ." Millcr-viil" \. Arundel TO-. Md.
HANlN" i"cat'i 90 Priccyillc. Baltimore
l. county. Nd. thus preceding the late
Dr. Nuhlnn Price. hut more recently DR.. Elias
T. '", uH" 81 Baltimore respectfully oGcr-
iu l'r"irs s'"nal Services ?" the citizens 90 the
surrounding country. " affords hin, pleasure
o. civ" a- rcirr.uc" au experience uf eighteen
year Rciive and successful practice which h.
hop. VIII sufficiently recommend him To- the
patr"uag" nt the public May .. IsG6. On.
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&altu. County QniOn,
rC. InSGNECgER, /
%. LnSGNr'kEH. .
,iiN~. r1VNru,
5000 PER ASNUM. Ga Advance.

- No paper discontinued until all nrrcar-
;cs are paid. unless at the option OF thc Pub
fishers. 4 iaiiur g. n"tl. t's discoutiHuaucc
- u hc considered renewal ~ subscripti"n.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
RATES on lDvERrIsING

lnc pare. tot lines. or ic 20 ON" insertion,
81 DOLLAR. aud Tor every ih-rlu"ut m
.tlnn, - cent. per square.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
JOHN -. REESE 81 CO..

"rNFHtL A"t>r~ T"r 100 so ~.
- SosT S'sse' Ha.. ......
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-28
JOSHUA uoRNER.

former Chew q Sterling Str,ct-.
! April -. lSGf.-iv E.!t,iaa-,. All
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

HAb DH4N PRONOUNURDBY the NEDl.
u - Racslty md shs public 70 b. the mosi
wsndsrful remedy for The permAnsnt cure q ell
d1neoeps q he STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
- naAssas that hss ever been offered.
II lie not ansxnaAL wAssa. II 10 from experiences.
thotcOMssssUri0x wAssa hss esnnuaaed and ~
now say lst ~ man doubt, wAss single bottle
asdisa talent In this couassy has failed 70 relieve
AFsmedy poassssing The virtues Of Consettuttcn
Watsr cannot be classed under ''QNack' prepare
ious. g Il u nov used by the most scientific
peactitioners In this city Il 10 only second class
pAysieians that cry down popular remedisr, while
~ b:etsr skilled make zee otevsry means 70 -
eonplish cssc; end the succees oishc ply sicians
iasesasss = HE knowledge of different remedies
saaAls hin 70 predsce cure. while others fail IN
~ o1>emol. Science II satisfied with the truth.
Give Ccnaastssion " stcs fair trial-we mean
yea Who are under some epecloissf's care from
vear e ysar. and we particularly slude 70 ladies
eAo afe cousasntly rescrting 70 lessi fvsstm<ns,
ond u sorts u local applications for diseases,
With % mach chance Of success stherc would Be-,
fhoO loeol applieat0aa v the throat for dtseaoel
Of beain. We have bsca earefHl 70 use Language
II or eirsular that could not stock the most del
ice1s esgsaisaAion, but We receive 10 many coin
nuaieaiions from psrsOna for which Constitution
WaAse u adapted, and or whose disease no men
ZION hes bsen made, that Ne have come 70 ths
s0nclusion shst u the rssaedy % capable Of pro
dueinR . curs, 20 maatsr what The disease may be
L shOuld be made known. The medicine 10 pu
- fos the public, end there should be no exccp
oeooe. We ~, C0nstitution vaerr IL mot like
eildsd PIN, nsdo 70 suit The eye and taste; ~
10 hands II che people Tor their relief. and Z
takes segsrAhg % ths directions II will In ever,
eass psodues fsdicel eses. W. would say tina
he drSseeas u re9afd % Dict etc., relate only u
Ne disease uuoer which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

e ~ Ouno 10osDoo.ss
Pr1vuse. oosu+ asee- foss4o - -
49, ee>s Dess-eeee sisss~
b or rot 10, ,me offhilsde,vhis) who hs Ies.e.1
~ 80 sssmanssai, q W . Thiri st. PfI'nA
I; - l.. NJ :, ..se- ~ ,aoes who have III ,arrd
u m e. - ~ r-,,~c-s. i,-fass - apd solitsgy hss
IL wh.h rain Doss vsis assd mind, unAttirE then
sos either busiacss. study ~ marriage BE tas dis.
csver the usosl Certa D. npesuy and oniy eAeesuaa
Nsme''y In ns wssn M :. t1ss.e Dt.es.ss q -
lures Affection u lhe Kklncl md Bab6ss, lnvulun-
safv Dis harg,t lmintency, GENERAL 0udee3tv. Me-.
vsusnc>-. DypyeyRa. lsugoos, lD0 0lhtonv nseoo
Il idea Pal, tttskm u tn Hrur, T1ooy. TreQs-
NJ ~. mn.s- II sight 0iddnesp. Dlsras~ Of the
Grsd shrswt. No-e or Skin. AAerthsne u the uvees
La.-. S'omsch ~ Hssels-lhsec eesst6ac d's0~'esp
nlsins rum the S.,rfary l1ahits u S"ut1-shsss
s'r' SOLITARY Hsrtises fatal % slsr VIC
i'm. than ~ song II 0yrenr 10 ~ mafinrFs d
Ulysses, b4GAtng their most bsian1 hepoo q am11c-
lpataae, rss!esing narriaee. b.. inpesisse,
dresS a. q sesav. Cs.ass,s. = -. .
pressiaa a spisita. Rvil kprsndnel. Avsioo tsao1
ETY.. SG1EOkF1g, Love e eolitn1e, Ti01, -. -
500 0ftAe eslh pso9ncs1.
Thcs.an1s q 1920. = a - q $50 80
havise daenks sIp1;saa9s Mt ~ 90, 60
and synptp9s e co6euuptiea.
AN EAnENA0QQp1f ron fuB LADd19. . -
pc.ad peepssea "a ~ os9 %. Ys0s. wals11t
a g rsn0ve - obGlnuesloo6 - - hsaUQ mso11e4
- - + 'spssS 50 tsss e. sssss'y = +, -
~ fsQolFs No .. uhicA y 6af deG1ss5 slf1aUGl
I'm No !, psice . ~ bue1le.
Persons ala distance ~ ststlag theiF yuplonD
age and Occ.patioa can recsive nedcine b oxpsUn
Addre9 DIR. YUUN0. No. n Nisd NrssA titis
0urY. n. y11<D8WIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
DIABETES


10 disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidseys. and il, without doubt, the
most obstinate disease, except consumption, thss
eoscts the human consultation. We havcno spaee
Tor diseussing sas:ss bat win state that the e.
lsct Of the diSeass ~ convsrsion q Tue ssarchy
principle Tor vegetable portios of the food into
sueas WHICH sti1aslaAcs The kidneys 70 an e1ces-
sive sscresiss Il waaer. haay persona cutter Rom
this disease who ere igserans Of i; thsa 10. they
pass large quantities during The day, cad ere
obliged g gel Up from one to fiscen or twenty s
aVIi their attention 9 called toshs large discharge
% wsssr. end oisea when Il l. g far advanced =
y b. beyond the control u ordinary remsdsee.
Aneehss symptom 10 The sxtrsme thirst, which
uhsn ~ discass 10 fally established, y intslsra-
bls-sAs pstisns drake opnstsstlv ioitAost Ssssg
ossie6si; also dryness Of the mouth. crsching Of
~ tips, sweet breath, In the more advanced
sesss and Anslly loss ofappetite, smseietioe. end
- psaisnt gradually sinks from cxhaastios.
CSee,UutSoa WAfsa b without dsubt, the only
ksswu sensdy fos disSAss, 90 we aave - much
esoadesce ~ II u specific - w. have that OPP.
- vili produce deep, end tsuthfully say that Il
hes cared evesv ssse n which II has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
PACIFIC HOTEL,
l9A. ~. l7l Z l7o laeenwich d,

(0Se sarARR wEsT or BRoADwAy,) n&1wEEx couRS.
LAxor Axp Dys ssRsnss. FEW yoRx.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr.. Proprietor.
THE PAciFIc Horn is well and widely known
- 70 the travelling public. Tbs Question y
especially suitable to merchants and business
men II IL in close proximity TO the business mart
oT the city--is on the highway of Southcrn asd
westsrn travel-and sdjscent " all the principal
railroad and steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal accommodations TOT 800
guests il 10 we'll furnished, and possesses every
moders improve mcnt for the cVanf0st nd entes-
tainment Of its inmates. The rooms are spacious
and well ventilated; provided with gas and wat
er the attendance is prompt and respectful; and
the table is generously provided with every del.
icacy of the season.
The subscriber. who, for the past few years,
has been the lessee. is now sole proprietor. and
Intends TO identify himself thoroughly with the
interests Of his house. " tn long experience -
. hotel keeper, he trusts, by modersie charges
and liberal policy. 70 maintain the favorable
reputation Of the Pacific Hotel.
n. B.--To pr ,vent overchargc by tachmen, the
coaches Of the Hotel are owned BY this. proprie-
Tor. (scp7 div JOHN PATTEN. u.
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IT, eeesloSeoent Of this entespriss ~ besa
noAo tnpereeive from several cnssee. lhe rnoo4
promtaess q which 10 that, SWlae q ~ ma9ni.
tsAe q ne Undertaking. sal De sAsss tinS 4
eessoo sopeietSrs. they ~ from 1900
- -. ~ 9eec>s % hand or II - haads q ~
Agsats. which have not been dispoeed ii. The
e6ssrpsise hae Involved 90 spesst oflaboe snd
expense, which none but those eiwllnrav engaged
e. eoaprsAead. over oAoe0 have been q.
Ieodse q - proprietors in pristiag. sdvsr.
eang, Ieensess rents, ofice help, ard inridsetal
expesses which y guarantee. Of the faith they
have a ~ experinent Of d,stsibutiug nearly
~ nandrs1 thousand Dollore eneSs thoce
- Peschase tickets for the Concert. Oar en-
tespeee - ~ with unparallelled success. r.
oataesippin& ~ similar undertaking. ever befsrs
tnaseafseeA 4 the Northwest Yet, with thie
Iefqs nunocf 81 tickets ID ~ hands Of Aesuts
e..eseeee ~ eeresgh The Stsles of wisconsin,
aseh 1isllks y hold this nspbsr Of tiekess and
60 y = ce0petitors for the CHS 70 - dis
tsaeatea, - would those NJ have purehssed
tAeis tiekses.
Il = lssirabls ths. every ticket sAsuid b clos.
q oat esfote The Concest, thss guaranteeing n
thses whe have % freely md lavishly embarked
u tAs sptsspsiss with % hir aad honorable
dsalaee. tSsae sai thae - pssaitss bleane csn b
ee0eeacs 2 ~ gscpnctsss. FER play and los.
tioo - 1ekee 0eldefs u our IN. and ~ ere de-
tsrniasd y = conduct this enterprise thas we
nay $500 . the Thousands tfcenfiding msa sud
wslnsa tefsaeaeat thsss Sttss The second time
end reesivs their patronage in similar bot
nege magoiecsnt snterpstse.
We have been requested y several o. Our
Agents % postpone OUT Coateft until aitse hae.
vest, assuring - that th&a sAds would then
pureao9o tioeees Who ase untble 10 do % q peea
eat.. H. wish " give alll sn Opportunity v
avail the0oelves Of the beas6ls pressstsd IL oar
entsfpfise, has been smother inducementt 10 make
the postposeaeat. The lasfe fund which has
aessnulated from the saled Il tickets has been
sseurelv invested until NEEDED 70 make the uec-
essary purchases Of goods q be distributed, and
cot dollar Of i will be miseppropriated
Nov 1t or Agents. and IL who receive this
Ciseolar. bestlr themselves end be ready "a
make their reports BY the IL Of August a The
farthsst, that Ne may have time 70 close up our
bookA a9d = prepared 70 nlake our distribution
% The III, = there viii positively be no further
pcsspsns1est. whether The tckets ne allssld q
hoe.
- A. he suggestion Of several our most
pro1iaeot business men, We have dspssiteA ID
The First Nationsl Baak Of Milwaukee, The aoaey
for the cash prizes subject . the order sr ticket
i - 49, $1,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31


: rss =.
~: sne 80 -
:" P.sS sx =
The tlsst volume Il . Ilinasslaass tsoos.
lea3ss Of Ghakspeaes - besa puh1isheo
. nsos>y.
Rsose,s ftsa Ran6ss ~ Northern ~
sn1si essis shas hsavy ria Y sssn ~
g ccuntsa UPON this sessoe. w ~rls
= Tas.sSse. Ti.,.s :. -.~sss = ,'easssss
o,1 H. seeord DevvAlyn district.
$50 .f.ag.. ~. =.
~ eeid shas Ne oeaesceee
AneesaeA Any = ~ leeeees ~. ~ =
100 800 "A "a
= epoeee = ~ veses a ~
- Auenese 49, ~ go -
esoessv esoo vhSessss - ense !.
H.. nueta frepis ~ hosa ae0fna-
~ ~ the De0sey IT o.
la4aAaA disestses no ceeeseeeseo " w.
-. ri s
Arsaneesean supsprpd n : 81. Lsuia
1900 600 ~ Thuso6ay Vith ooaeoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31


Irne .sLoyal" ReaA - WeADeA.
l. 0ets position - - agent 10 he Fssses
meas Bureau. -. 4
:. Select nice place 10 live 10, and ssae
yourself plantation % ''easy tssme."
.. Contract With yourself iee The ssQui.
sies uumbep Of sele-bodisd ffse10sa |;
wages, part Of the crop, sugar Of cetton.
when made-you 70 iced end clsths tbem
meanwhile. ,,se
1. Supply thsn literally with ratios
asd clolhes from " 0evesnosnt sleeoob
and q public expense This will odd lafge.
y 70 your peo6ts, though Il hslpa 70 sU0ll
the ta4atien q the NORTH.
3. When the cgeps ase harvested, cell The
whole Of L. pocket the peoessds, cd leeve
without paying your. la6osers. Uonseissce
nssd NOT trouble you 10 this, q vou Win
leavs them 10 wsess Of thas ysu loso1
them.
8. Return to your native village and ~
same the airs and oaivsl Of maetyrdou Il
yeu can be . victim Of the Presidents polis
q. Il viii pay veil 10 securing you plsaty
q dsfenaers Of the highest political in
0ueucs.
nsving nov wealth and position. you ass
prepared TO lecture Dsooofats On their ains.
Thess lectures, IL we'll spissd with ''esppss.
hsad," ''dislsyai," and lihs spithets, viii
Asv and then . denatisa 10 society ~ The
pssvsntion sf ths ssssastsuctisn d Dc
Union, will % relieve yoef mind thst yes
ean pass quietly down the vale Of life 10 "a
The edor u hypeesisy. end finally die ths
death u The p5ouo, secoedlng b she pro0taA
File doctrines Of The Republican church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

kUDnAAM. MALE = CO.
Rssm M I. Jsssss Blsek, r. o. Drsssr 40
MILWAUKEE.
TICKETS FOB SALE
AZ Flusnmerss Beck store.
Davcnpsps.
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CHEvEux. One oppH-

VIZ the must stFaight and
staborn hair " either sex Into Wasy d1gleD ~ hnvy
massivc curs. Has been used b the 6aAi0aebeo q
Paris and London, with the must gratifying resullD
Docs NO injury to the hair. Pros By mzl esalcd and
postpaid, n. Descriptive circulars mailed ffee Ad-
dress, MERGER, SHCTTS 4 CO. Chemists, No. se6
River street, Troy, N. r. Sole Agents ~ the United
S.AtcD. AnvDSaA0Sn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
vperrick,s SugarCOntedPll1s

! YOa LIVER COMP1.A1sl1
4 SUBSTITUTE eO9
CAlOMEL.
1fyoss bovsls are Costise.
TllY TuBA
1fyeu hss y rms.
1tyour hSceth Is lad,
TRY rilEls
1fyou feel dsowsy,
THY rHg0Ds
lfyou are low spirtte1
TRY n ~
lfy on have = sies hss@.
TRY THEM
1Asy ssly cost 75c > k,s.
TltYJuNA
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A New DiscOvcry.
PLASTIC SLATE
HooErNro

UVHlS vALUAHLE INVENTION SUPER
i SEDES I'll discoveries heretofore mede fse
ehespaess snd dursbility, has the aavaatagss
over Shinglss, Slsts, Tile, or the various c.
meats now 10 uss. 10 several respects. Il y
Just = suitable for ast roof - sny ethss-wilo,
under any ordinary eifesmstenee6, laet - No.
= the building Il eovsrs. Dsing coabiasties
Of pulverised Slate end vieeess natlsr (the lsl-
Ter possessing chemical a0nity for Ne fefnss, J
resists the power Of either ftust q heat, - ~
proves BY age. Dsisg susceptible Of litt1s, u
any wear cad perfectly Gre proof. Il 10 uneqeal-
sdsas psins lcr saiIss6d ead farm b1ildiaes,
fsncss sad bridges,
Il il highly feesm4esdsa By ~ Rasmers'
Club Of New Y0ek. - y 8eleo nebissoa, Ar
ricu1tural Rdioee Of The New York Ttibuse.
- lend for Cifeulo-e.
AULTnAN 4 TONNER,
~ Licensees Tor ~ SAs1e Of Iowa.
Iieense gfaatsd, astssisl and inissnatioa far
nished % applicasioo .
O9ee IRA door south Of Post 0Aes, - ssaiss.
Ule;d0 4-ea Davenport, lowA
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wsse formerly considered incurable. Aleo he
eject Of solitar, habit. both ruinous to the body
asd mind and produce some Of the following 81
tscts. 3lotchcs. Constipation. loss Of msnorys
psin in the small Of the bsck-can b. folly re-
stored to health. Consolidation free.
Charges moderate, end cures guaranteed. -
Post Office BOX, 1894. All letters with staAAp
uoswered. =.
p. 6.-All busincss strictly conndeatisl. o.
Ace hours from g A. r. until r 4. feb7edkVtf
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Manhattan Hotel,

Manhattan Hotel,
Opposite the Park.
Murray St., near Broadway
NEW YORK.
e1VnlS COMMODlOUS DOWNTOWN HOTEL
i has been thoroughly repaired and return.
shed. and 10 kept upon system Of first class
istyle. N. hUG0INS. Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

" ESTE2&sV HOTEL.
Me-. y, II, u 4 IL COHTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY.
d. d. WIxcnEsrER 4 T. u. WixcmssrRa PaOp's.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
l this Hotel, our Iowa friends will lind especi.
ally adapted to their convenience, being coniigu-
GUS 10 all the western Rail Road and Stesmboat
sndings. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
Richmond House.
(LArE ISLAND nousE,)
MACk1NAW.

THIS HOUSE HAS UNDERGONE A THOROUGH
change. been moved 2OO feet back from the street
10 elevated ground commanding fine view Of the
lslands and waters through which the commescs u
our Great Lakes pass aleo capscity of house much
enlarged and put In thorough repair for business
will open first Of june next for the reception Of geste
Steamboats, leave Chicago. Buffalo and Sarnla Can
ada) daily for this place touching at rts
lDursss and Carriages. eaili6g and Fishine Doat1
Arnished ut shoft n0tlcc. jy1s-Alm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

Hssju,t putiisi.i the "yOuTM'e
Manual" coniahiinr s"rasvs /,
and iiA Illustrations Oh the As0
omy and rhy.io'oxv 81 ,i~ H-sass
Organs ofho.h sesrs,,h hs.es,srb
!, disease, With Trevst'ss % i'~s
I Diseases, ise,udisa ts~ii Ahnse,
Private Dssratcs. Female Con !.
/ plants, &C.. WITH eew a.stl1ds q
. u ,sinen,. int crAed ~ g-'id~ iss
rrird and slnVss. tcni unds'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
0Dr. WHITTIER.
lS4 South CLARK Street Ch1cogos M

Has for many yesss made the
\ treatment Of private disesseshis
lbusinass snd stady. Syphilis
lin all its forms. elect and STRIFE
I lures. Parsicular attsntion CIV.
en- to old standing casee. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31

MeIAhs Also eoA9e.eo.
\ .gss OlJ0raH sDoCNE.
.HNoaNsR ~ IOWA ANO sfFTnsHagk5s
y Davsupsrt lore
SEQ TT o. - USE.
Cssoer eeaasraseu 4 groas usreeas,
OaSeoeor1s uoWa.
r J.. HuMphxky. PropssetSs. FREE U
= abba 20 sad from The House. s~psem
OAv8NPOn'C osOrEa..
MAS >raEEs, B.TvEsN 70 4 8, HTs !,
Al "auso"rs 'esa Regular Dssrasss - -
~ per week. 81 s. per day =.
nvis''' 40. H,,:KOx. Prssrie,.s
apENNavLvANlA s0Oen0..
NORNEk Of sTIi AND IOWA sTREETs.-
% snd from she cars aud bossa Proprietor 4
ess IeClsire. Princeton end Lyons, and the De-
wni and Nsquoketa Stage Lines. Stages leave
be House TOT the shove named and contiguous
olsta every day. nnl dwf
ST. C1BA01.1:a HOTEL,
Formerly Eicheiberger Hssse,)
Noe. SECOND spd Walnut sts., Muaeaiine, 10.
~ WOODfOKD 1 GALYEAS, Props Free
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon 10 and IRON Cars
and Boats. Toe House has been se6tted and re-
furnished throughout. and put 10 per ees order
Of the accommodation Of the public. svSs-dly
n.lNDE1.n. 1sOrBnAs
UV2ONTlNO ON WASHINGTON AVENUE
~ Sixth, Seventh and Green Sts, st, LOUIS.
NO. Parks, Hatch, Felt 1 Co., Propsietos.
TIE Dsily DssccaAs kept on Ole.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
CoRNER RANDOLPH : WELLS srREErA
aAas-ds-l .. 4. SKINNER.
0ONONGAHALA HOUSE,
Cor. Smithfield and Water Sts.,
Isittsbmrxh. Pa.
JOHN A'DVNALD CROB<sAN. Prop.
EvERET-r HOUSE,
-. Louis, Me.
THIS HOUSE IS CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ OCCUPYING the entire block, from Locust 10
L. d. 0ILDERsLEvE.
NEW REVERE HOUSE,
Corner North CLARK and Rinsis Slrssts.
Chicago. III.
GILBERT DUTCHER............. Proprietor
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Ne re- Chesnut ssreet, above sah,
adjoining the Masonic Templc,)
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST GLASS YOESE
The patronage Of the public is respectfully 90
licited CHAS. A. ALMOND
mrc Manager.
% ESTEIR.N' HOTEL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-31
Z Special Notice 10 Ladies',

Il IN all important that ladies should have pvcpH
raton~ specially adapted Tor complaints 10 which
they peculiarly subject. ~ once SAFE healthy and
ceftain IN that they should consult one WIN has
,n.lc fhis Ire iuicnt his Hlncrial slusiy