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EVILS OF NOT INSURING.

The poverty and suffering OF widows and orphan.
with Cold and chrrrlesS prospects, worn with excess
sIve toll aud SCLntv subsistence and Cnrrudng anX.
Ie'y, are speaking comm, ntlry upon the evils OF
nus bands neglcclng thI, bcncfccn, provision. How
many families have been thrown into Il state If ab
sulue want by the cupLbe neglect Of a husband or
father to fulfil TO his tanIy Iy-whlch he is bound by
sacred obligations to protect, honor. cherish, and
provide fo--the important duty Of Iusuring his
Life for their benefit Few homes are free from
ereumbEancc by mortgage or otherwise, and in very
many cases, on the dccease OF the husband and ia
ther, the wife and children who had confded in him
to shield them from poverty, are forced from their
long cherished homes which they in their younger
days helped to adorn with all that the heart could
desire Could that departed husband al father lock
back upon the suffering condition of his family
would he not adnonsh husbands aud fathers, one
and all Ia guard against similar Calamity TO their
own families by Life Assurance
Mrn, when the subject OF Lille Assurance is men,
toned to them, are too apt to say il is heavy
tax; and vet, it they would reflect for a moment il
III reality Is 40 tax, but savings bank for the bene
FL OF their wives and children.
An insurance on the life nf man for tho hencft
. Of hls children, is free from attachment hy
creditors hui is paid directly To his wife ard child.
ren sixty days after the death of the husband
j. f Claw-on. NJ. D Examining Ph, srcan, Smyrna.
J. G.. Bird. NJ. D., Du,er.
J. w Sharp, NJ. D.. Camden.
NJ. &. oland NJ D., NIIIio'd.
David Hail, M,D. Le~es.
Any information in regard to Life Insurance, Fire
Insurance, Notary Public Business will bc
promptly attended BY the undersigned, at the office
OF the Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
Office ON Main Street, under the Capital Hotel
Building Dover, Del.
GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Secretary, Kent County Mutual Insurance Compa.
ny. Agent for the Lille Insurance Company
Notary Public, sc.
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THE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSU-
RANCE COMPANY.

This company issues Policies ugains, all kinds Of
accidents, causing loss of life or bodily injury.
The sum Of $40 will secure person insured sl0
per week for twenty.six weeks and 92000 cash in
case hs death takes place from the cause OF ucci-
dent, and SIS premium will secure S25 per week for
twenty-sX weeks, and $j0O0 cash in case of DEATH
This company has paid up capital Of $500, 900.
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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN THE
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues TO Insure property on rea.
sonHbe terms and for severn! years pusI has paid It's
f0licy Holders an annual dividend of and ~ per
cent. The dividends paid on the lsI day Of Jan
uary or allowed in the payment of the annual pre-
mIums. due on that day.
II Ia the bOundeA duty of every man. not only To his
family but his creditors 10 keep HIS property insured,
and no man has any reason to complain Of his neigh
bOrs and friends II they should refuse 10 c0ntTihHie
towards the loss OF his property hong bCund "r ih'
sample That insurance Is cheap, and agents OF
the company reside in almost every IOHn throughout
the State and for trhing ''''t can he made secure
from loss 81 his property hy fire Ii mah will not
use the precaunn ms prOpcrly against loss
by fire il il ~ nsunble he hns no night Ia call upnn
his neigh bOTs &c RsAISl han.
The Kent County Mntnal. has a Capital OF S2t o.
OOO and pays promptly IT'S loses.
Part,es desiFOus ut nsnrihg IN Ihls Company Will
call upon tho following agents.
AGENTS.
W. c. Robinson. Anh'w J. Wight. FeIInn,
Delaware CITY, NJ Davis. BldRevIlle
Jesse =. Huntington. Smyrna James Ponder, Milton.
G. Dickson. Doro, Paul a. DAVIS, Lcwes.
Jas. Cowgirl, Or. A. MauCk. Laurel.
Alex. Jackson, Camden, ~ - Georgeiown.
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack,
J. Y. FuuIk Milford Greensboro, Md.
ELIJAH CRoUcn. DaYeF. General Agent.
DIRECTORS
ar 8. NJ. Fisher. Smyrna, l'rhOs B Bradford Dover.
Geo. w. Cummins, DR.. Henry Rldgcly. "
James r. Gle nenfs. E" William Walker,
William Denney, =" James Pretiyman,
Jacob DeakynG, Bridgeville.
SAMUEL NJ FISLER. President Smyrna.
JAS COWCll.L, Trea'r. Dover
GEO b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
" Business communications promptly attended 10,
GEORoE b. DICKSON, Secretary. Duver
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APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND La
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES

large proportion of the operatives in our various
kinds OF shops not worth $1,000. A vie be-
loved, and confidIng children cling with fond regard
to the father, liable at any moment to be taken away
with nothing laid bv Tor their comfort and prot, e
ton. The annual sum OF 81 would paw Il HE pol-
Cy that would III the cvcnt of death % far towards
making them comiortlble; aud who can not lay
aside lor such purpose this small sum- and wh"
among You ought not TO lay it aside Ii the family
is p0nr much the greater need that this wise pro-
vision be not neglected. AS the ordinary accumu.
latlnns are necessarily slow, requiring years to lay
aside few hundred dollars, how much wiser to make
sure at once a large sum by Lie Insurance. Take
warning before il is too late
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s@ T& n~7 MC~ -


TlN AND SI'EIT IRON WARE DEPOT,
No. ), EH<t F"uth Street,
WILA! >~IU.- !'FI.
HENRY +. PICkELS PRorRlETOR
IL The subscriber. thankful to generous rub
Gk lie for the very liberal patronage bestowed up
NSS"n him for the past eight years would inform
Ia Irrds and ;he puhIIc generally, that the old
stand, fourth Street below Market. he still Keeps
hand the largest best and cheapest stock Vi goods
his line, such as
CoOkBg and Ic17or Stores,
comprising some OF !he hest patterns in he market.
tie has also OH hand u large assortment 1i PaIn and
tpamed TInware, Waters Locking Glasses Knives
aId FORKS. Table and lea SpoOHs Preserving Kettles.
Plaim Timed and Emerald lIOllOw-Ware, Glass and
BuIannia Metal Lamps. Scales, Weights and Meas
Is. Guns. Shot Bags. &c. lie will sell all articles
IA hIs line of business Ow they can be bought
o sew here,
ROOFING AND SCOUTING. and all kinds Of Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware made To order al short notice
and reasonable terms. OlI Stoves bought, sold
anI exchanged.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention business
and by sndeavOrng TO give Satisfaction TO receive
share Of public patronage.
iel4. 'G6-ly. HENRY F. PICKELS.
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- Mx ~ A ~ n
I Par of large Mules, 2 yoke Of Work Oxen.
Apply TO L. BECK
fell, '66.
PU BLIC SALE.


The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at MIR Geo.
Davis Shop, on Market Street. Smyrna. Del,
O" Sdturlay, February Path, 1866,
Al o'clock. p. NJ, his Personal Property, viz:
One icn-hOrse power Portable Steam Engine, Arch.
ambaults make, nearly rev, good Westinghouse
Wheat Fhresher, and ali we fixtures belonging 10
both Engine and Thresher; large eight horse power
Sorghum Crusher suitable for any kind of Steam sr
Horse Power. and Of Cooks large Copper EvRPora-
tors all good, and nearly Also One.hai share Oi
a. valuable Peach Orchard Of Verv choice fruit,
occupying about 80 acres Of land, situated on
Rev. 5. w. Thomas farm, near Blanco Md
A lO OF Peach Baskets and Boxes. very fine Colt,
years old. well broke. gentle and kind /; superior
York Carriage and Harness, Cow, Farm Wagon,
Jersey make, Wafer Wagon and Cask. Stove, lot
OF Barrels and Tubs. MOa>scs Gates &c.
70 TERMS.-All of $50 and under. cash
Tint amount IL HOn.na credit will be given the
pure haser giving nOre or bond with approved secu.
Tiy. per cent. off for ca$h
\. Z NORDEN.
70 lOsiponemeni on accouui OF the weather
VI J. LANK. Auc;innCer. felt.
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L NV + r S AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

There are many persons who have been deferred
from InSurlng their Lives for the benefit OF their
families ON account Oi not hcIng IN sound health
The undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK
which company takes risks on the lives OF ISyALDs,
and is also agent for the
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Widows and Orphans Life
Insurance Conn panY,

Both Of which sound, reliable, and managed by
the most experienced officers and trustees. And ior
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

hFtICE on bradv street, between Third sue
~ FOURTH ,wpldtf
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latest News
mr. TELE0H.APA.

New Yosk. Nov. Is.
The number Of emigrants landed here
last week was 6.ll3, making total Of 2 b.
| 762 landed since January LIST against lis,
2l9 arrived in the corresponding period OF
1855.
Judge Barnard in the general term Of the
the Legislature taxing brokers safes 10 Un-
constitutional and void. Tie bases his decis-
| ion mainly upon the ground that the Constr
ion Of the United States gives to Congress
the power to collect taxes OH imports and X
ports and denies such power to the States
The morning papers contain the following
specials
WASHINGTON, Nov. II
Ger. Sherman vii! stop in Havana w.e,e
ne will be joined BY Sheridan. They z
! thence to Vera Cruz by the Su.quchanna.
The French Minister sent u dispalch to
France relative 10 their mission.
A new daily evening paper called the
Great Republic. Radical IN oli,ics is about
10 be started here.
Census Of Indian tribes as prepared for
the annual report Of the Commission, CT Of
Indian Affairs shows the total number of IN,
dians to 10 275,79i
Gen. Steadman is still here
Reports again connect the name Of Gen.
Stcadman with the office Of Secretary OF
War.
Portions Of all annual reports are being
placed in type; tina. Of tie Secretary Of the
Interior 10 nearly completed. Reports o
Land, Pension, Patent and lndiain Bur eau,
are unusually interesting.
The Herald has special from Greenwich
Observatory, England, detailing the show e.
Of we,eors seen on the morning Of the il,h
Il is described to be Of g,eat b. auty and
brillancy. Five thousand xere counted III
one hour. and nearly twelve thousand in ALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
Ilr. Cheeseman's Female Pills

They have received and are now receiving the sane
Tim 81 the m''-i eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions with each box the price one
dollar per box. c.mtainin. from - TO ~ phi.
I'M. sent by m,i' promptly. by RENTING the price
H. the rr"prieiors. or any authorized Agent in cnr-
RAJ funds "
~ SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS GENrRAlIyn
HtTClllNGS 4 HILLYR.
tchb -dcuu = wcuw prupretssrp. New Yuvk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

New YOwK, Nov. At is stated by
aome Of the leading officers Of the In'erna
revenue Department vt this city, that the
law in relation = distilleries which went
into operation on the lst September. has
failed TO prevent the franss in the manufac
ture OF whisky. for which it was enacted
Liquor can still be obtained at less than tb.
cost of the duty imposed on H., aud Thu tnc
conclusively proves that no tax has been
paid upon ii. One Of the leaditig sections
Of the new law provides that an Inspector
shall he placed in .harge Of each disIillcry.
day and night. and that lock. Of Intricate
construction shall be placed on the doors oi
each. Only few inspectors have been al'
pointed, but il is believed that all the posi-
tons will bc filled by December som. al
The Federal locks designed for the disil:~r
les have been received in this city by th'
revenue inspector. and the remainder will
be here next week. They are now being
placed on the doors of the buildings de
voted 10 the manufacture OF whisky
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The lholera. yaarlps, . .

The Cholera morbl. Is n well known and common
cornll nint IL l. frcpu,hty nties ,ied " sh
cramps with ,omitin- 6c.. with serious iuneeness
vi the bowels and other painful s,npioms. Opumi-
largely given IN on. ssc ans Their. for this disOr
der Powerful aud lr,iruR,us drugs are sometimes
administered IN variety Of mixtures n specifiC
Tor II Even " rurh remedies happen to curc. they
leave behind them the seeds OF death geTninar nj
tho first opportunity. Railway Ready Relic Il open
10 such grave objections. \ teas uonful u II ad
mn'-',rcd IN vii. -gla-- ol swteteued water has
more beneficial .erf nj nee than couipoui 4 al
lsudauum campbor. rhuharb. St and II the pa II bc
d-s harc'r IL mini-hcd IN about TWEEN minutes. rep
etion ~ the dose of Ready Relief IL certsin tn pro
durc the desired cfiet iun have .fly. in addition To-
apply hnnneis ~csk-d With ke.dy ". ief TO he howe
sud the l. conI eie. The danger il over very
uui'kly. l'r satisfied from The the Re
,l Is bound tn anguish the ais. ~ en- Ia bilious
,oc the treatment mnst erminatc Just cue
crssinly aud shpulti Inflammation IL the bowels b.
prv-cni The Ready Iic, giyt internally aud applied
externally viii prove perfect remedy. II n doe ar
two of DIR Railways piifs he discrtIy given ut the
lime. For cholera morhns there l. nothing can
under amy circumstances. Railway I.t adv Relief
price ut ~ cents n boti,", sold by Druggist
y. Tin the East indies talsnita and South
Amcricn. X diva, K"adv Relief Is ex,easi.eiy used
Ia tue treat itnt al Asiatic thera, aud yellow Fc-
yer II Is the only remedial that be- pended
uo,n with absolute certainty let every one keep =,
bottle near them cnrc will nj avs follow
RtDNAt a 90 :, Maiden I.ut ~
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The steamship Australian left to day fas
Liverpool. Among her passenger are the
Canadian CommlssSOneIA
There y much qpeculstiong a. % !ne
Whereabouts Of james Stephens. Some ce
lieve him TO have saiDed Tor Ireland. while
Oabers believe him sill IN this city,
Representatives OF the Independent of
der Of Good Samaritans and Daughters OF
eamsria met In this city this 7. M, 10 Or
Ranizc Grand Lodge OF the State OF new
York, under the jurisdiction OF the Hsens
Worthy National Grand Lodge OF NORM
America -
The selma, Ala. Messenger says Inc COT
ten crop has been cut short. Ivy frost. iu.sy
one fif b. which must be deducted from The
lowest estimate made som" twp weeks age.
We believe this will apply to all she soa'"n
region north of this. The picki NJ ssssou
hea been and continue 70 be remnfkae!y
aood. Vhieh Win snohoe p1anteso TO 81 u
sheir eeope early. We loUk es ~ fecearsi
70 fall olf 10 December, and higher prizes &c
rsn1p
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g RlSWOLD COLLEGE.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FACULTY:

FACULTY.:
RI. Rev. II. W. LEE. D. ~, Theological
Rkv. W. II. BARsis. A. N. Department
REv. Il. =. Powlns. 4. n.
w. r. CuRRIE. A. NJ. )pr.r.ro,o,x
NV. II. TOWNSEND. A. ID. Nf'' D......,o,.
3 r. Hoyr, A. II. 'P@''"' -
II lie WINTER TERN Or THIS INSTITUTION
! will commence N.v. 1Nh. The College h situa-
ted In the upper part VI the city 0f Davenport. The
location IL nm urpassed. There early ten &C GO
in the campus. covered with beautiful grove. The
College building , ono Stone ednce 81 b. 70 fert,
cummodious, and provided with library u four
thousand yOlumcs, 200 collection Oi Natural his
tory, and complete photographed appasaess. TIE
cOurse Of study elbssccs al the 0Fanc0os usuolly
taught In College, besides French. German and He
crew. Students will be received ut any time and In
any stage II preparation The studies are LEFT TO the
choice u the parents q pupils and 70 those wAO
complete the regular coufSe, the degree q A. b. will
The room Of the Prepssatory Department has been
rettcd during the last vacation, according to the
most approved style and b iuly eqsa to any in the
.onntry
The Professors and teachers In THE institution are
Ofexpere1ce ID teAcAlng, and will spare pana
to make their instruction ~ every respect worthy Of
he patronage which may be extended to them.
kxrENsls-T Tuition In Cul.cxi.tc department, Ga
per quarter In Preparatory Department, 81 TO 81 per
quarter.
Board may be obtained in tho College Boarding
Hcuse In private families. at frnm 8 TO IS per
week Tuition 10 required In advance
novi3-deod- tucsthurs eat
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LOvIsvILLE, Ky Nov r.
John h Lewis. commissioner VI he len.
nessee freedmens' bureau. veports the cotton
crop but onc>hslf the u-uas average; tobias
co over full crop. and quality superior
corn nearly the average; wheat IS than al
average; oats full average. The grain crops
IN East Tennessee are much better than
usual.
General Sherman and OK confederate Gen.
eral Hood dined together to day at the
Louisville Hotel.
General jeff. G. Davis denies that he vas
consulted in reference TO military arrangc>
ments relative to the late obsequies OF ex
General Hanson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-The following al
ditioual particulars have been received 81
the railroad disaster near Erie. The train
consisted Of four baggage and express, on.
second and Ave first class coaches. IL al y
mile east Of Westerville the train ran oil
the track, in consequence Of the track mrh
leaving . rail up. The cars were badi,
smashed Fou passengers werk killed and
forty one injured none seriously. No limo.
broken. Many Of the wounded Resumed
their journey. About twelve remain NJ
Erie. Killed-Mattliew ilnuxt. SUPP sed
b from Iowa; DR.. Vim W Eldriige. un"n
dago county, n. Y; L. c. Hunt. Nunda, n
Y: boy from Ysns,n; NJ W. 81, Milwaukee.
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D.. l.. FRENCH.
y. W. %. ss,assk,ss.

IOWA. OfhicE sol IN
~ sid. ih,rd strc.i, between Brady and Main
srrccts. Residence neatly opposite
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Gil T. e d Il ~: PILLS.
Or Female NGHlllal0

Curc 81 pnrssrd Excessive and Pain
nj McJ ."nait"n Green -iclpess. Ncr.
v'i- ar spinal Afl,~iions. I'nin- IN tn.
Hack. ~ y Headache t.islsiines- and all
t.rsnse- 'hsi ss'ring' from itp,gulari;y
nv s"rrs'ng the can-e and all e;icCtr
thai ari-" from II They nre perfectly
rai' IN "cn-,'-.rxccpi when forbidden
hy d'rcff'"ns. aud EASY 10 administer.
NJ they Gs.' nicely -ngu, eoafed. The,
sh''il,' ir IN hand nj every Maiden.
Vic ard Mnih.r IN the hand I.adie,
rao addf,--- H. Ia c"iliid.uc,.. and siaf,
shrh complaints ~ fnIl. M We treat all
Femt!c complaints. md prepare med
tf.iirr suitable TOR all di-e.se. which,
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Nsv YosE, Nov. IS
Cctton-kower q alls as5.
Flour-50lo. better and quiet, o. l0ts9io SO
fos ssPsr6ss weseers. and ell o@ls.sa for
eo00se to good shqpiag bsasas Sc. u. Il q.
Wheat Opeusd a@3c better and ciosed dali
q IN advance, ct q 4s@s.47 ior fair No =
Rve-Firm.
Dsssey- Quie&.
Cesn-ss bssssr. closing heavy, unsettled and
dsslisisg. y eislQl sstl fer shippsg eiss1
weoeesn - stoee ed a0osk.
Osts-Msavy u - E5le ies Chicago sni Nil
Pssk-nsasy sdd lswsr Gales Of $500 bs
rels q ool$7 @eae.7s fss regular and cash.
e'esiue 8 -. :: cash and regular.
0s~-01seay.
Cot Aeats II Heavy.
kard-Stesdy.
Whiskey -Quiet.
Petfuleum-Firm.
Sagar-leciining.
LAfDf nAEKlsa
E1Our-(1 ,saJ 81 sNn bo..a. -. -: A.
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ne .r'tHySns ni tscWraion reU,osni. lmp.dc and
i" Nv. 'c'tor'uv Manness AMI NIL vigur. thus pro-
,irr re'rct E'ixrr Of Lave rrmns ing SferiNty
md Bvtrnnc.- IN hnh sexes To the younl, middle
ycd ni'd nrssl. ihcrr h greater boon than this
E~Sr ~ life II .ise4 ncv leasr oi Life caus Inc
the veal and dr,ta'et Ia have renew, sircurih and
vr" ~ Il The entire systeui IN thrill with 10, and
nlrn-ru Prize. one bottle ~. three bottles * sent
~ ~ ri,<s in address
Or medicines arc r,'A sni reeomn,ende,! by all re-
-E rhlr ,'Iierisr IN cNes part az ia. civixed ob.
s,'inc 'ar~ n, fV deceive Their customers hv selling
-"si. w"rih'c. cnrpuisfs IL order To maxi. None,
v M drrs-, ci ASH ~, 'r-e medicines aui taxi. ~
~ ers u Hic ofes -'s d.e> nn keep them. write To-
- ui 'tr "iits,s inem by express. carcinl, pack
e.. i've from lion " viii he pleased Ia re-
'src letter. witts settlements IN regard any dis.
enc ~ VII hlnah- of gentlemen afflicted Ad-
frs~ icNSr i..r medicines plmphsis or advice to
The proi'r. II. ". u MERWfE 3. Walker Il n
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. New y0ak, Nov. T.. The Poa's specisa
Gays Gen. Grant hes revoked orders No.
p and A. which be issued for the puspose
Of protecting the uni0u people Of the South
by the military power. The revocation Il
made upon the distinct grounds that the
Presidents orders subsequently, Issued nul.
ltiSes the order. Gen. Cast tells bic friends
that he shall still believes II he neceeeitv
tor such ordcfs but submits 70 his sunerioS.
who s~kcs Tho rnsro- v:s,;si'v
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RIO TIE AFFLICTED
Or. KNAPP l. son.

DIR. KNAPP l. son.
PhysI and Surgeon, formerly Of New York. are
treating successfully all
CHRONIC EASES.
Which EN- braces the brstaui most approx, me- hnds
IN this and .thcr countries Tor thu nf ~ Chronic
Diseases. They treat successfully al nervous and
Neuralgia al, Ct ons all forms ii Scrnfa Fever ores
and Old Ulcers, Dyspepsia. Disease Of the Liver Con
stipati. "a. all Skin Diseases fulmunar, tnn-nmri y
IN lis carly stages. Paralysis. Elii,ps. Salt lthcnm,
Headaches all Heart Diseases ofc .illrrn aud
Seminal Weakness 4 sexual IBIS.
EASES. which carrying thousands 10 their graves
EYE AND EAR,
They treat successfully new method. all diseases
of the Eye and Ear hey have lad mote extensive
practice and better enc, in the treatment of all
nDi.en>es OF Women.
Than any other Physician. In America. They haze
currd women who have be- couGued to their bed for
years. They never fail :" cure
II @ o. T. ~ y EaSN
In stages romatter of ho" long staining They
cure
a sth,na 80 il never returns. They have n Sure
Cure = the distressing disease. HEMaic RHlloipS
OR PILES They cure ali diseases of The Throat
CanS,e,.~.-Thev have an extensive practice and
wonderful success in the treatment 81 Gamers.
whr \ they CURE without eating them oat or u-in.
the knife Let th0se who have rumors and Sw,l-
lings % rcd spot, lose M time in having II ntt
ded TO as n timely treatment may fave them irtm
the hrrOrs, suffering aud death Of an open cancer.
Cats,.rh Cured.--1hey are ircatin4 t,atarrh "n
new systcm which Is a sure tlIi- disease.
TRus CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from
I've 10 revcn thousand . year. which gives them ~
~ Remember they do not promise 70 cnre all ETA
ken In season. al stages are not Your cssc may he
durable this week. not nrxr-tOday. not to-fnorfow.
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New York. Nov. 1.-THE r1sfs m0aey
article says the loan market is more sceiss
and very little business h doing below Q per
cent. on Cali Lrsns; 6@1s on discounts
The draw of currency TO the interior still
continues. The stock market opened steady
and became weak and clo>sd steady. After
the regular board The quotations we're !:
New York Central 1.103; Erie, s9f; Hud
son sizes; Reading. tl,lSi; Michiaan
Central 81 i2s; Michigan Southern Sss:
Pittsburgh, 81; Northwestern, Jgi North
western. prefsrsd at "A; Toledo. ei,f34 !;
Foreign ExrAaoRc dull: Calls at 70 days ON
L-rdon qu,,edst 81, Osa; For Commercial
el.Oag 1895 Banking Government do. =,
short sight, t1,09i6l, TO-
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NOMINAL, Nov IA large quantity Of
military stores are continuing to airive
here, among which Is . number OF Arm
strong guns. =. -.
40. on the Bran harnaiu canal, and nas'aa
ton It likely To be interrupted Tor several
DAYS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
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