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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22
Beauties OF Matrimony Now-a- Day

As the new year has fti:!.. &C! N, and
we find the matrimonial element buo-
yant in our town with hund.c Is OF naiss-
guided young men, rashly entering ijitc
the holy estate, we deem it pope. that
, our experience should be given. Weafc
Il married man and we Eaor--you arc
not and you Gi'k There's 4 powelf,l
! difference. Now there's the pro (which
is all poetry and then there's the cp7s.
What i marriage. 4 sharing Of lies
+ burdens, Il division of toll, Il compict on
. of Charac c., an existence corfp5undctl
uf rose leaves, iavcndar b.os"ol.3, orange
nowcrs, harp string4, mola sas and hap
pne,s. WHO began IT, Adam an | Eve,
aud Heaven performed the ceremony
Was It wisc' Yes. 20 o,non, tho wistSt
man thai ever lived, hal seven hundred
wives. Is 1t economical ceftaiuly.
, Brigham Young il the wcl.thicst man III
siyc, for thee answer are furnished by 4
friend or our, whois about to 20 off in n
whirl of dcliriiIm. Bat hear Toby, who
knows whereof hc afiirms: t51
What il marriage? An increase Of
work, Il mnt,p'ica,i Of trouble, a spoil.
or Of good temper, 'iberaity and good
fellowship, All existence OF compounded
sour looks, matter Of fact kisses, Of ,iisa-
greetings, of birchen switches, broom
sticks, bonnet strings, family flour,
parago.ic and misery. who began it,
Adam and Eve may they never be d.
vorcctly and but for thai ne uo.hi an be
living In the Garden of Eden now. Is II
wise! No; for solomon with all his Wiz
dom and the pick of seven hundred.
couldn't find one to make him happy.
Is 1t economical? Very! Cloaks Sl25 to
$50, bonnet. 81 to $50. house rent 81 ,20t,, q
flour olD per barrel, etc, etc. ...... =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22
TrpToN, IOWA, FEBRUARY as, 1866.

of the fact, that . citizen of this, place,
Mr.. J. Bundy, has declared his full be-
lief that peat exists in large quantities
on land owned BY him, and intends de-
voting his time the coming season ex-
clusively to the hepreparing the article fit
for market, 1t is hoped this will not
prove a failure, rs it is something of
great importance to q large portion Of our
prairie country, where coal and wood are
so high ) the former being brought to a
great extent by railroad, and the latter
having to be hauled from three to twelve
miles. More anon. q. lt.tas ... r ~ WILL.
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NO. 8.

bly, identical with Baal), which uscd to
be lighted up on the tops Of certain hills
in cclebrationo of the worship of that hor-
rid demon. Little do our young Scots
imagine, while rcj joietng round tl,e tiny
fires they delight to set ablaze by the
roadsidcs, they are in tire form of a hmel
unconscicntiou-ly helping to keep In ro-
mcmhranee one of those dreadful orgies
which werc observed with bloody rites
two thousand years ago. - Chambers
Journal ~..s .st ,-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22
How to Look q Horse in the Mouth.

When the incisors. or cutting teeth,
Of the horse called in man the front
tee;il) first protrude through the gum,
their top face i not smooth, the Edges
a.c elevated, and the center depressed.
This dfcprc-Sion in the cutting surfaceis
called the .fossnia. The fo~suIa l. net
subjected to friction during the ma,tic.-i
ton, owing to the edge, of the tooth. =
The fossuit, therefore, soon becomes
black, and the black spot thus left is
called the mark In time, the eleva.
ted rim OF enamel wears down, the cut y
ting surface of the tooth becomes fiat,
and II. II consequence, the whole surface
is exposed to a.trition. and the mark diA-
appears Tie time occupied in wearing
away the mark j. pretty uniiorm--about
three years. Now, since we know about
the &c ut which teeth are put up, and
abont the time that the mark remains, J.
we can calculate about the are of the
horse. u, long a, any marks ae LETT.
At the age OF three, the second set, or
permanent teeth. are pat up iii the cen-
ter; and attcr this, one pair OF pecmanenta
teeth appears every year Till the age of !,
fve. The center pair OF incisorA, cOnse-
qucntly loses its mark OH the attainment
of the sixth year; and the pains which
appear in the fourth andtf years lnsn-
their mark in tho seventh aud eighth
After the eighth year there IS noaccurate
means ofestimating the age OF the horse:
therefore al horses over eight years are
technically termed '':.ged''--aged, thatif
not al regard, the dccline Of vital ,ener-r
s.ea, but simply as regards the wearing
out OF their marks. - =
I4@ 4-- o: .s.141 i i ee-.T -..g
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22

NOTICE 70 hereby given that my wife, Lydia Ann
@NsLsouas6. has LEFT my he'd ana board. without just
caa0 Ar eyvosaeion and all persons are wsrned not
e sSsss OF h4shc7 hs9s - viii not ray any des that
sbsnsy xootyscs JOHN LEONARD
sIsvl sp-, csda. se., lo~a, feb. ,lses. :nsve
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~, aJsF KENNEDY.

DHYSIClAN & SURGEON. TiptOn, Iowa
/ Office, first door west of NlcNamara &
Bctts Drug store. Residence, two doors norti
Of the Steam Mill SD 70 Il. ..aesfyEL nlvl3
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DIR. p. r.. SMITH.

l@ CTRGEONs DENTIST, Artificial
/!9IN2 - Teeth on Nulcanized Rubber;
uy1f9 also, Hunters or Aliens Centin-
AIAl uot1s Gum ana Block Work, II de-
sired. Office over Boyntons store, Upton,
IoWGs ~ @aa4 . & st. ViEnl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22

Manufacture G. Of CGIiins,
Every effort will be made to satisfy his nat
toms IS to price arllquality. DIV. =. - 4 i
All he, Asks is a Fair Trial..a
In Brick Block south Of the court house
fiptsu. Jan. ,e1. :; sMAIscCs BEACH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22

FfS1E SUlfsGRIBER having leased tho prem
H. ises can be found at the old stand of WIN.
Ragley. where he constantly keeps II supply Of,
all kinds of OFEICE d.ND UOLSI5IIOLD
FURNITURE, atLOWER FIG L'RES than the
same article caif be bought for elsewhere. He
Is prepared to 1ns sr a-l1.~- ~-r N ~ 49,
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE
all articles af Furniture that may H.. ,.anta1
Carving VIII be .Lpne In the best mannJnr Ha
will also attend to frpaifing such articles .s
maid tO 10 1''oii Wit NC
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J. {. TURNER, TT. H. MAINAEU.
DRS. TURNER g. MAYNARD

uANE associated themselves together, for
III three years, for the practice OF Medicine
and Surgery. s-s-7r- s-r- ~
Oiiice on the south side OF Public Square,
Upton, Iowa ni3vl1m6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

CINCINNATI, Oct. 90
Tho Ohio State Fair which has been in
session at Dayton for the past three days
closed yesterday. 1t was complete sue
cess
The Cincinnati, Dayton & Eastern r. R.,
closed contract yesterday, leasing perpet-
ually the Sandu ky & Cincinnati X. r. ex-
tending from Sandusky to Dayton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

u,
ing 'hctTrsus Of Generation rem In lmpoteiry and
DEBILITY. restoring Manlnc-s and f ,isor. thus pro
wing porioct " ENcr of Love" TomoN in Sterit,
and lfrcnncss In both sexes. To the young mid Ne
aged and aged. there Is greater boon than this
ESsf oi Life" II gives lease OF LIE cans ms.
the weak and dcbiliiatcd has ed strength and
vir"r. and tho entire system 10 ilr'l with 10y and
pleasure. Price one bottle 81 three bottles a., sent
tv.~lfcss tn ATTY address.
Gar medicines sold and recommended by all re-
scnahlc druggists in every part of the civilized globe
some dealers try ia deceive their customers by selling
rbeag. worthless compounds in order 10 make money
tc not slccc cdash for these medicines and take no
other II oc tsuAisis docs not keep them. write To
us and VII will sod them by EXPRESS carefully pack
cd nee IRON otsUsu,ion. We will be pleased 10 re-
."vc lsttcr~ VIE sa statements In regard to any dis
easc H. which ladies or gentlemen afflicted. Adj
drcss nj leNess Ar medicines pamphlets advice to
the prop'r lr. W X. MERWIN. 81 Walker st, " Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

~ - icincr ruIlaUe Tor nj distslscr Which
IL - they ale sGhiect.-32 page pamphlet.
scaicl envelope free The Chcrol' fflls ar, sold
by all druggists at ~ per box hoxes for - or
th,y are s,nt ~ mail ifsc of POSTAGE IN an ordinary
lc.er IT., iron observation hN addressing the -n,.
proprietor. Dr. ". X MEkwIN. >; Walker st. New
1rtk. y IL Cherokee flils No. = are prepared ior
tpcs al .ases. when nader mcds mes i ilt,se ar.
ecti Nv mall poo t.rc ifec. ei.t 10 the price
n r1f IA ,,.x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
EscrsccNy Reliable.

Escrgccfsy ESc{iG6ie.
The oaly remedy FOR elIia nd FevgG OF Agar md
Fever that i or can be dcpnided upon is Huslcy's
Arue Tonic There Lave iscn Thousands cured ly
usin. >, who l,d ified thc usual remedies without,
henca, ; bu, in no CASE las nrRLEY's aGuE
TONIC FAILED TO TFFET A CURE. All who
have used Il cLcerfuy tel ,slr afflicted friends of Il.
a- sure and certain article Or chls and fever. ANY
one suffering from the chs would consult their own
interes. by sending to adrug store and buying bot
tie 1t pleasant to take. cnparedwit others, and
will be certain to cure nil caes of Fever and Ague or
chIns and Fever. Send for n to the propriesor.,
HURLEY RUDOLF 4 CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
For sale ~ the Wholesale druegsts Of Louisville,
Cincinnati Memphis, st. Lois, New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and county merchan, should have
it in store, especially in disticts subec, to c and
fever or sgue and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
Gil Il Il d II I; PILLS.
~. Female Ele0esl0fOr.

Cure Suppressed. Excessive and Pains
full Mcrsu uation. Green sickness. Ncr-
v"is and Spinal Affections Pains in the
BACK. ST. x Headache .1iddincss. and NIL
d.seaser that spring from irrcgularity,
by removing the cause aud all effects
thai ari-c from IL. They are perfectly
safe IN all eases. except when forbidden
d, dirrttiun-. ana easy 10 administer.
~ they are nicely sugar coated. They
,h"nld he IN hands of every Maiden,
Wife and Mother in the land. Ladies'
'hn address us IN confidence. aud state
tl'cii complaints IN hlll rs wctrcat all
; Female complaints. and prepare med
-. 4 L
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20


j.. Duval-Sir: The lorahle Engine and saw
Mill purchased OF youyises entire satisfaction
We hsye in twenty days after sitting II up. sawed
2OO,1pn feet Of frozen hcmpck timber, which we call
the be saving ever done IL Northern pennsylvania
n0 -''' - VI y GRiFFIs 4 STONE.
BG,lyTEIn Wyoming Co., Pa, May 81. 1sG5.
J II. Duvall- Sir. The fheinc and Mill purchased
of yoH which Mr.. Hardest, b. started. will do more
work m yen promised end n tn bes, manner II
will from 10000 TO l5Joe q in ten hours,
MAILMAN Il GRAY.
u.xo.K. Md Nov. 10. 1856.
J. i Duval Sir: The Siw NH Of 20 Horse Power
pnren ed of you, has beea i up BY Mr.; Hardcsty.
On Saturday last we sawed 90 feet in eight hours.
We safely say that il ded our expectations
Your ,ruiy, BRIDGES. he ER>oN Il DANIELS.
Loo Grow, Weekly Co Tenn, March i, 80.
J. II Duvall-Sir: On last saturday we cut some.
thing over 1900 feet OF inch ppar lumber worked
eleven ours forty-fvc minut,s \. Nash attended the
saw. We cut this amount rom logs sawed from
stumps, and can do!t cv,ry tay with good logs and
hands. Or. i. }. SHANNON.
LrsAsox. KY. July II, 1850.
J. II. pnvall-Sir: Iproess know but little about
machinev, but take pleasure in bearing testimony to
the fact that the Portable rngn and Saw Mill pur-
chased OF you, can In my opinion cut tnrcc iimcs ~
much lumhcr in day any other mill in this conn
try We have sawed "a Get IL thirty minutes. we
''' .''' ''0''' ''''' 49, H. b. HARRISON.
ComxxA, Mimi, Oct, os. 1865.
j. H. Duvall-Sir: We ae still alive and well. The
Engine and Mill is giving sat sfaction and is pro
nounced by Ill good judgthe best NH IN ms SsStc
Cross PAINS Ind, Feb. ~. 1861.
j. II. Duvall-Sir: To-iy We sawed 14-0O feet o.
lumber In less than ten h,ure. About threc-lourhs
of it was inch lumber. The Mil does very well
sAML. KENNETH co.
Cu.r,o1-r. Mich March u, 1906.
J. H. Du,all-Sir: My Mill and Engine Il giving
the best OF satisfaction. 1had i running in hvc days
after receiving IT, The r day after starting the MIL
We sawed - logs into incl lumber making 2otAo ieet
in nine hours. On the second day We sawed l5.stl
feet in 10i. hours. II Timed at one time when II
cut boards. Ii feet in each board. in one minute.
Yours truly, GEO. N. POTTER.
AGrrxx Dxrur. w. v. Sept. q, 1855.
j. IL. Du' all-Sir: Witt the assistance oil Mr. mar
desty. We have just cO0glcted the setng mp 81 ths
Portable Engines and Mis- purchased OF ynu MI
No the first day At the q 80 fect Of OAK
and Pine lumber per hour Mil No. = We have just
started with equal success They are working tO Oui
enere satisfaction. and feel connoenf tna! me ma
chinesy will do all you adveytise. Yours truly,
- fully warrant my Engines and Saw Mills ia
DC made OF rst class material, workmanship the same
and to saw from COCO to 1s0s eet q lumber pef Day
orders solicited. Descriptive circulars cent to al
correspondents Address:
u. N. DDCvALl..
ZmncsvIllc, Ohio.
y. u. DCVALl.
Ie23 doaw sat en- MOBILIZE Ala.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

If,ou are stout. ie-hy. Of ful bIoohetol pletior
r. habit you are probably subject 10 head seaes. eTii
20 dix iucss rush % blood to- the head. and con
vcs,c d-t a-sse generally. Atsr' rate, sou more
III els 10 b. a led IA III manhef than people oi
more lean habit Vow you, above all other persons
I'll the world should have constantly hand box
of Radways Regulating Pills. II you never have 10
use them 20 much the better. The 70 cent? they
will be n cheap Investment " II succeeds IN Tighten
ing away disease. II viii be cheaper one ii. IN y
sudden attack, hen other medical aid BE- conxen-
lent. 1t rescue you from ihc grave. Because you
stout and lcthoric. people viii tell you TO ret blcd.
Cunni, no such act OF folly Let Dr. Roadway pills
be Your only protector. The difficulty II you are at
tackled by rus. of blood 10 the head Il caused by
disturbed circulation OF the blood and not by too
great quantity OF II IN your system. II II ocCasoncd
Ivy Irregular action OF your heart and liver and
bleeding will only increase. not diminish, that rrcr-
| narsy. What y, need Is something to restore the
organs to n natural and regular elton, aud thus equal
Ire the circulation of the blood That IL precisely the
effect ~ "a dose two OF Roadway Regulating Pills
They do not merely purge. They regulate" the liz
| err the howell the spleen, the kidneys and on.
The cxpel FRI m the body the injurious matter. and
search out for that purpose all diseased huWors aud
deposits wherever hidden. In this manner they
store healthy action TO the heart the BRAIN and the
lungs well as the stomach render the circulation
Of thu blood even. and keep your head a. clear
though You had never possessed an Of super
Iluon- f'esh. Such are Railways piils. sod by all
Drugpsts
N. II. Railways pills are elegantly coated with
grn, which renders them perfectly tasicess and fee
| from smell. They can be swallowed by children NJ
easily a. sugar plnms They are the most pleasant
medicine In the form Of pills ia general use They
| purge thoroughly vet mildly.
Principal Office, 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
RADWAi & co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
a Candid Statement.
LOUIS IBERiE A. CO..
MASuiAcruREns on
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

Wurcrocns. % kiicccfscr ST.,
Second Block Yves, Of Broadway New York.
s@- The Pianos manufactured by this firm I'M
snrpas-rd " fer powerful. eeai brilliant ard spmpa
th..iIc iuit, with excellent workmanship. tiFenisfs
ard Price Lisf sani on iPplii alton. -e1ilHe9aiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

R.8UFL. ET'S

A ue q q n i 9.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
MIS- AlNliCN VALLEY

HAVING ADDED GREiTIY TO MY FORMER
IL extensive facilities an now turnin. out a large
number OF my improved Potable Steam Engines and
Portable Circular Saw Mill. Those already received
and In operation giving thu most entire satisfac
ton There is hardly State or Territory in the
Union but that my Improved Portable Engines and
Saw Mills are in nee. All ny Engines have spark ar
resier stacks on them whici arrest the sparks.
would respectfully referyoa to the following gen
tlcmen and certificates for he portability utility and
practical operations OF III, Portable Steam Engines
aud Saw Mills
FrlToS. ltawamh Go Miss. Aug. %, 1880.
j. H. Duyal-Sir: We have zen running the Port
able Engine Saw Mill andturu Mill we purchased Of
YOU some five months az. We average in tough,
scrubhy pine from S.O00 tc10so feet OF lumber per
day. " grind from - % = bushels OF Corn per
hour Many persons hav, rode twenty and thirty
miles to see our Mill We chccrfully recommend
them 10 those in want OF Mill and Engines.
e. "A HAMILTON & co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

CITY PROPERTY!
FOR S.4LE.
Lot corner Brady and Fifth street. elxl5o.
Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. e4xl5o,
now oecnpied - . coal ard. has good railroad
aeilites, sndi suitable for stores, warehouses,
Or mills.
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, "a feet
itent on Railroad, and $50 feet front On Perry
street, and u the best position in the city for -
elevator.
Lots with front on the N. 3 n. R. B. Ind
100 feet ON Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
with frame ONCE and stable first rsts Iocatiea
Tor lumber yard.
Good building lots in East Davenport, have
nne view Of the river, Rock Island, andthe cities
81 Davenport aud Rock island. Price t900eocn.
Is Good building lots in NE city Of Rock
eland. within five minutes walk OF the U. 8.
Arsenal. Price from 600 to $3.50.
E OFT lots Of ten acres etch, helf nile from city
Of Rock lslaoL en The Camden a1d Rock Island
r0od. Suitable for gardening or ftylA gaioiaR.
maris s~riv ~ arm 7. nAvRNpOp~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ussTNNEWELI,S

ECLECTIC The claims fo- this valued
ysas.r.~. Family fsiss arc hcyord
- ---------- that If any other IN use. T.
tpsi OF them will mot only prove tha. hHl O., greater
err,ar of Gn4raNA which iA4 heretofore been called
CnNm.cEfn The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
over two aud seldom brit for The dose, at Tie
buwe,s without The lliahtcst 4rHlng, POINT 81 tae
greatest Importance. lurtrulailf a.
Chronic. Constipation.
Tor Which take sl.rf, PM every, or every other
nisht They never isoGpce debility rga Cnrr Ind
pcston. Dyspepsia Hcsd Ache, liver and Kidney
Complaints Piles, >oriaf los a.. - Impurities OF
Tie Food. ioss of Appetite. and AZ srinr mcHs q
HaNsls % stomach
&C. Sold ls aN vNelcaa'e raf r ~ Z +alcis n
Medicine.
.go:sn r.. fAunfieNs s'"Ir
rraei' 81 Cs8eiaist, G mHicfeiai waAi. 2 isiogt
Physicians, Or Deal.;. Supplied in Bulk. Formula
aud fall Testimonial 10 thu Great ALONE D'S.iop-
incnt cent on demand. OIL an"
q Candid aantemeut.
! Won CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST X
l mi. city and vicinity, DfTobl = Venetian Lini-
mcnt u IL a and speedy cure for sore throat.
| h.,dache toofhseie. chronic rheumatism. groups,
COLI md pains in the lrihs We advire every one to
give II trial. The ext i mere trifc-4o cents
and We confident no person VIII ever be without
IT, Every family should have bottle ID the house IN
care Of sudden accidents such cuts burns, scads.
Ac It's palm relieving qualities are miraculous. Ne
for Group IL has saved hundreds We have the certih
cafes TO prove a. Office, 81 Courtlandt Street, New
York. Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
sr..n Rr-rP o. Ps.. March 4, 1854

Su.An RuxP o. Pa, March 4. 1864.
J.H Duval-Sir: The portable Engine and Saw
Mill purchased OF you sises entire satisfaction
We have in twenty DAYS after sitting it up. sawed
2OO,0oa feet Of frozen hcmbck timber, which we call
the be =, saving ever done IL Northern Pennsylvania
The III was run by Mr.. laiees'y. -
t,RlEFIS 4 STONE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

For debility, loss ofappetie, weakness INDIGESTION
dyspel ria, wan. of acto, Of the Liver disorercd
stomach. There arcno Bit n tha, can compare with
these in removing distressing complaints. For sale
or can lie had any drug sre in the Ipjfed States
or from the propretors. Louisville KY. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets bshom all orders should
b. addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN OCHS e. son.
AGENTS FOR
the SALE OF REAL ESTATE &C..

HAvEON HAND FOR SALE A GOOD IMPROVED
farm OF 80 acres, within 12 miles Of the city.
A good improved farm Of 100 acres with splendid
orchard, containing 400 apple trees. within nine and
4 half miles Of Davenport.
A good improved farm OF 50 acres, within miles oil
Davenport.
Two good Improved farms, leo acres each, within
~ miles Of Davenport.
Two good improved farms, 160 acres each, within
10 miles Of Davenport.
good improved farm Of 100 acres. with miles OF
Davenport. J.,
Also, 5000 Of choice prairie land which VIII
be sold on very reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to buy scll land will do well TO
call on Office. Brady 81 near "a, over VII
sons Jcwelry Store. Office formerly occupied " r.
PlumrncI oct2-d&wiy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
HuRLeYS P0Pula1 WORM CANDY

As this is really specific or Worms and the hest
and most palatabe form to live to children II is not
surprising that II is fast takr place Of all other pre-
paratons for worms-it bing tas,eless, any child
will take il. aug25dSw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Dmvenport Market Report.

Dnvenp0rt Market Report.
OFFICE or TIE DAVENPORT bxNocssf,
October - 1850.
ltorp.--STATH.--
Retail bulk tIo.3e.
/" Sacks. paper. 5000
d" tLi. sil.lN.
wholesale 40cts per Dbl less
CopS MEsl-No. |, per bushel. y lzcts.
Wuv,r.- Receipts very large. No. J new
brings $3.50 per brshcl. Ne. ?, nes si-ss@
sls5.
CoRN. sc,
OARS. &c.
BkHLEr. - 35M90c.
PorAYors-whoIssa sale totssa. retail 81.
Ovloxs 2Se1i2
Arrlrs.- i5ettl.25.
ErrrEg See.
Eeas. 17@l1l9c
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Good building lots in East Davenport, havs
6ne view Of the river, Rock lsland, andthe eiljes
u Davenport aud Rock island. Price esooeac4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Also goods manufactured by the yard.
JOSEPH SHIELDS,
sepls. d&wtf Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-20

Is Good building lots in The city Of kot
sland. within Eve minutes walk OF the U.
Arsenal. Price from 600 to $3.50.