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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
LATE NEWS


New Vera DPy 0oo0s Aas8ess
Nsw YoR1, OF l7.-The dry qpod.91.
uet opened very quiet today. and with bat
little TO vary condition from the past three
days. Advance in cotton in Liverpool re-
ported ysDlesday mUsutne - oasy -.
ponsy effect. FAvosable inndcsce Sesne
neutraiized BY decline In gold.
The season IL growing late ana business
may be considered well over. Trade will
therefore naturally be quiet for some days.
business has been very heavy and stocks OF
all kinds of goods have been very much re
,luecd aud in larger portion sold entirely up
to production. This favorable state Of affairs
stimulate manufacturers. and enables them
10 maintain very firm feeling this applies
e9l.cia.iy Ia domestic cott0ns. The market
Tor wooden goods is still Uyerstccked for oil
common goods, end large Co0cssSOns ere
made by holders to induce buyers 70 take
goods.
The wool market 10 doll and declinine,
which iavon this Teductton, and Il b 0sse
titan probable that spring stocks Of ready
made cl0thing will be lBade up % such re-
duction In cash a. 70 cause q very much In
creased demand.
AT the time Of slaslisg . fearful sl0rm
prevailed and gunboat was driven against
the Mexican bank. She was finally got of
and returned to her fsst position. In the
meantime the troops advanced and seized
the plaza, the department heodqaaSters, tn
custom house, and were se0rming the jotI
when from some unaccountable cause TN
order was given TO fall back, when the troop
retreated on double quick for the guuboats
where Gen. Ford Was lying III. The troop
we're embarked and the gunboat steamed Il
y position directly opposite Brownsville.
| The shop keepers At Sasta Cruz furnished
the troops with liquor and they became
grossly intoxicated and uncomfortable.
The enemy gathered on shore and Capt
Osborn cast of the lines and headed for th'
American bank. .ssN
Canaley sent word to the American com
i pander, Gen. BrUWn, - have the Cnloec0s'
moved, - he might have 10 Ore into bel
antl Gen. Brown ordered Capt. Osborn u
move his vessel above or below town Q
into American waters, saying that II sb
was not moved inside Of ffteen minutes b
would put her adrift. The engineer Seful
ing TO work the boat and the men being 4
\ the condition they were, Capt Osborn cen
word IN 0ea. llr0wn that he would susgea
der the vessel a. Mexican gunb0at to ID
authorities Ot the United States, leavin
them to decide who Was justly entitled I
her--Canaley, usuvper, or the Juarex Gov
Grnment. The flag WAS hauled down an
Capt Osborn walked ashore. Canaley q
learning Of the surrender demanded th
vessel but Gen. Brown refused to give be
III The arms belonging 70 the troops wei
taken by the United States authorities, an
the men went into camp TO await develop
ments.
| Though the expedition failed, Tapia VI
released. ma l4ll-e
Gen. KynogaM also Afterwards maae .
unsuccessful attack on the town, and b
force IL now cncamped with Gen. Ford.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

NEW YonK, Oct. 17.-Thcoiore Dwight,
n we'll known citizen, died at his residence
IN brooklyn yesterday from injuries receiv-
ed in lcaprg from car in Jersey City
while in motion last Monday
Fiye new cases, tour deaths by cholera,
on the hospital Ship
II is reported the steamship Costa Rico,
from this port TOR Hong Kong. last Saturday
encountered heavy gales on Sunday recciv-
ing considerable damage, and has put back
Ia repair.
The ship Marmion. which sailed on the
10Th for San Francisco, has returned lesky
and pumps chokcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

ssss. RocuDsrRR, Oct. 1o.
There was large meeting ofthe Senators
and Centre Of the Fenian brotherhood Of the
Safe Of New York, 10 this city last night.
! have reliable information that Q resolution
waa adopted to the effect that II the Cana
dian authorities iufiet punishment upon the
Fsnian prisoners now in their hands, the
nest severe retaliatioa measures would be
Immediately adopted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

TORONTO, &. w.. Oct. l7.-In consequence
u II rumor that the Commercial Bank had
stopped paymeQk something Of run t00h
place yesterday. A the hank kept open
until late hour lsse evening 70 satisfy oil
btlclnaus,s. the excitement subsided.
Thcte Il no truth In any ~ the reports u
to the failure or stoppage Of any Canadian
Banks since the suspension Of the Bank Of
Upper Canada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. II.
Arrived-the steamer ST. Louis, from
Boston; also, the bark Jennie Cobb from
Rockland.
The ship Carl. from Bremen, il aground
off Grand Island, about so miles FROM SOUTH
ives, pass. Three tugs have gone to her rs
sistancc.
Deaths from yellow fever average from
to 8 per day, which is gradually on in.
crease.
Cotton unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
MEDICAL. y -
= u HURlEY'S - :.
Agu . = Q n i 9.


The only remedy for Chflls and Fever or Aeuc and
Fever that l. or can be depended upon Is Hurlcy's
Aruc Tonic There have brcn thousands cured by
using It who had tried The usual remedies wthcn,
benefit; but In NO CASE has HuELEi's AcUE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. All who
have used checrfnlly tell their afflicted ficnas cfi
- sure and certain article for chs and fever any
ono entering nom the ehills would consult their own
Interest by sending 70 drug store and buying bot
tie II 10 plcsean. to take. compared with Others and
viii be certain to cure all cases Of Fever and Ague or
Chillr and Fever. Send for II to the prcrrle,ors.
HURLEY. ri dole & CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sale by the wholesale druggist. Of Louisville.
Cincinnati, Memphis. st. Louis, New Orleans. &C.
Every druggist and country merchant should have
II in rtore especially in districts subject to chils and
fever or aguc and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1.-THE committee ap.
pointed by the Conservative Convention Of
last night to collect evidence against the
Police Commissioners met this morning
Preparatory to presenting the matter form
ally 10 Gov. Swami.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

For debility. loss ofsppetite, weakness indy esiion
or dyrpsia, want Of acton Of the Liver. difordercd
stomach There arc no Bttesr that can eousp~re with
these in removing distressing complainss For salc
u can " had at any drug store In the United sia,cs
oevsty and Green streets, to whom all orders should
oe addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

QUEBEC. '0ct. H;-tssposesy sheds are
being erected for the victims OF the late firs.
Much suffering Ii In prospect PsivaAe u.
dividuals are contributing largely 70 provida
AeCessaries
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
WaltrseA AAe>Hsns.

BosToN, Oct. ia freight train from
Portland WAS thrown Oh the track at Hav.
erhill this morning BY broken rail. Isaac
Horn, engineer, was killed, and Andrew
Bloodgett, fireman, Is supposed 10 Be fatally
Injured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
s s,sa1 cs OF gH'0' S.
In the District Court.
ALFRED SULLY.
ELIZABETH A. PENNTNGTON.S
10 soil Elizabeth A. Pennington. Dessad-,
aat:
You are hereby notified, that there il
now on Ole in the ofiicc Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said Scott County, petit
ton Of A. Suiiy, praying that the tile 10 the
southwest quarter Of section No. twenty two
(s2). in township eighty (So), aorth Of
range one a.. est Of the 9th P. n. lin
Scott county. Iowa, b Quoted in him. that
csrtasn deeds therefor b made absolute and
thst you - forever bound and foreclossd
from setting W any claim thereto and other
relief, ard for pesticulsfs you ne referred
70 ssid pstitien; and unless you appear
thereto and defend, on o. before noon Of the
- ~ y IL ncxt tefm Il ssid Court, t.
(. B. iooS ADD t6Xs {stsssd seiInss
you end judgment rendered thereon for The
relief lheoeie 0laimed and ceoto.
BROWN 4 SULEY,
i, Plaintiffs Attorney.
N s.
~. 8. Rev. Stamp, so cts,
attaeAed and cancelled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

PnLApRLrniA, Oct. 17-The Soldien'
Orphan Homestead. located 1t this place, 10
almost ready for occupancy. and will be for
mally inaugurated on Tuesday, November
18th. on which occasion Bishop Simpson,
Pfesid, mt Of the association, II. w. Beech
er, Speaker Coltax and Others are expected
to deliver ADDRESSED
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

Ing the ossus uG Generation removila Iingutshey and
DEBILITY res0gipu Manlinsse and full sigUs. thus lso-
sisr pcvsoct Elixcr of Love- removing Sterlliiy
and navvcnncss in bath To the Young. middle
aGtd, and agsd. there Ii no greater boon than this
the weak add dsbated 10 he n rene md strchsth A
W9ss. aid the entire eysicm To thrill with Joy and
wlsasvre. Price. bottle - torec bottles - best
hvsNprcss tn ally address.
onr medicines are enid and rcccnmeDisd BY all re-
hlc drurviss In every part Of the civilized globe
seoc dealers Try to deceive their customers by selling
Ie not dscgSed-ssk for these medicines aud take No
osSsrs u DC druggists does not keep them. write "
81. Rcc iron ohsavntDn. We wtll he pleased ~ re-
sHve lettss ~, q statements n regard 10 Rny dr.
esee VIA wtksh ladies gentlemen aflctcd. Ad-
6fees al 0sD - Uslliginc~. pamphlets advirc, .
the PROXY. Dr. ". 4. nkawfN. 81 walker e.. N Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

tnGy 10 OyWJetS.-55 u1Gc Pamphlet,
= eceleA envsl0ue Tree. 1he ChcrOkce &1ls are sold
nv all dsuersss At o. Nv hug. six boxes lur g., n
they sni BY mail. ffcc VI postage In ordinary
letter. is-s from oiscv stiun BY Ayssia9 tho ssse
ps"pncins. IN. W. H. 0EkWlM ~ Whlker ST., New
Imk. n Cherokee Pills No. = ARE prepared for
slrrin cAscr. when mldcr medicines Tail thcse arr
ssi Nv mail. psstac free. receipt u -, tho prior
OF caS h hog.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

illimmcdatcly relieve, without pain, all disurban
Co. ees periodical discharge, whether arising frou
re.aA.ton or supr- sssion They act like charm IN
removing the paine that accompany difficult or mmo-
:sosdy 10s fIushes, Sick -uea1sche, Pains d ihc
UOne, rack and Sdos, falpnati0u u the Heart NsSs
' 10 TfemOep. Hypoestcp. Cgnoa. Bfukcn Sle1A -
Other unpleasant - d4nE1son eoeets Of = q
y co0U0un - tho on8oA noneeAo0o. In tho Uuuot
ea.cs Of Floor Albas. or whites. they sdsd speedy
Dr. Cheeseman's -. Female Pulls
Have been used Over Quarter Of ceutsty. The,
- ofcd - TIE Cn1r s6ee 1eas u feneW1ae inter.
- Il - ~ asssersaue.s - 100. n9e eees = mind
wasea ~ ~ enenee = 49, vitkg1t pseduciae Z
90 re..h Meeeele9s. ~ htAs lsreo1lih1e isa-
S:ey g ~ .sS.s.s e tesoss - ssssal llsctioss
e g 0911Gs eaa1ss IT, IL TiISf caSSUf ~
Han y - oeAs ~.
Drc0 A0ooo oua0 ro1nalo p11la
Arstoe eely n1leAs ~ narsisd aad slasss iedies
=: =: q ~ TN ~ : n - .,3R
- e1v.g9s.18 . ~ - ~ N ~
W 49, - - 1905 1o1ei1o
49, ~eaAh ssnOs10016 ,1T :
j. C0oooouan'b roup1o pm
=. atls noss esissss ~ Il xssss. re saas'
1ss,'sis dkses.9ss .Stth - bo.-sSe pricc. ons
m. ~ eS ~ ank nom 70 to 60 Pfls
SApssssssss. e any Authorised Agent. ip cr1s
= 0plD u puueauvu orkulAthv
$3.50 .nu3C1Meo : slLlI
1ee~ssw tsugs>eoses. Nsw York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

Oovo0poqe 0aB0oo Report.
Ovvsuo - m DAvsuS0os OsuocaAs.
October 1e. less.
rlosp.-SsAss.-

Oavenpogs 0as1Roo. 0eport.
0vssus sesss DAvs1soss DsuocaAs,
October ls. isss.
S:ssii S.lk s,e.se.
s.. Sii7c.
|. Whsseeale lests ~ ~ lsss.
Cess AsA.-Is. I. pr Label, s11Ssts
3 ssi: e si.s' pr ss'A'l No. : s's sl.sse
/ CoM.-t0e.
OAss. $50.
PsssSo-VLsis:a,s sseso. retail q.
Omons. --eeoaA.
Arr.sa-lSo0i.as.
0us9uD AoOc.
Eees.-l7ol1kc.
HAY.-olSeC.
OcAl-ise = depot; lie = lsvss vard..
woss.-o707s.
Ohaeago mashoeo.
y Telegraph CsssAso, Oct IT,
Whsat-From o. is0l1s fes 10 spring In the
Northwestern and North eide Rlsvstcrs from ., u
q - fes anne y ely and I. Q: q 49, n Armour
the close Of Ire 6esket oneetelea I'D du 1t lo@
a.'es ~ Ma spr!ss. aud q - for No 3 In the
nStsn ssss hoc:ss ,ss n:ssss op:ssd arm psse.
range psicss PAD from q iea1 u for No. sprine
Flour Moderately I'm, - - higher aaiss Of
whits Wiatss = ~ 5e0l9 Red vlatef q olS0l2 75
.epnSe eNro = froa Ss.1oii on spssae sspsr.
iGe . = 5oee
Rye 11oup-At ea.5S.
L 0sdMlm glser-Qaoeoes o1e.ee.
Con-Las0ely Oveyo0aA onA undss btisA Asmand
go fuvtAee aaseeeo se4)f9ee y bes.; seiss Of No.
~ r.: ;;:i X. : s =: Il
Oe1s-Qelss q xole Aiokes; salss = ssk0saxe
- s. - ''''s''s n 's'''. Ne I. v's''s
hyo-ln 80 fequsss cd sdsanss Of t0ss p bus.;
selse = oo9oes ~ Ne. !; oo0oh tx uA q 90 for
peiseto1, e1eolul Gf0.
6lsisV-A sks1o 0snss anl Aaesss; sales Ne I q
oli NJ. . Ooos. ss)ssss1 sf1oo9lcin store
rrs. - = g. - - sssssspf: Me-:
boefoeo re1ssosa 80 nemiao1
nnsshy ossd-DssA a. sesaay q Do3ss for
Rood - nina
Osasls- ~ = eY - - ssoek sass,s tosx
HoUo-ot; s1tsa a. s.
0hesp-0eod eeeep g An
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

~ 60 80 = oie ~ 4 Il. b.
Whece-eoes 6stees - q1Sst oA991f0e4.
3 nye-loas bsssss ol.os Oaseda West.
ner!sy-Qpenea hsavy I'D ssssed stesay, st
Csso- Meekes 1osc hsstss, eIssise quiet 4
49, ~ he>etse Seeuel.eo ehipfh6 ul1ee
Wooooeo = oooeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
c uEROKE8 FILLS,

90 oepuoBanDo. 2xeunoivo ~ ralnQ
f6l 0sreesu11Ion. Green sickness. Ner.
vU1e arA eVeaa1 AAsCei0ns Pains 10 the
BACK. ~ b Headache .tiiddiDcsa .anh al
dissssss shat spring nom isscgularity,
By seCnstng tho csuse and Ill effects
uaat sstrc bum Il. They srr perfectly
saSe IN ~ caGos.dgoppt when l6sbitlslen
BY dirccuooe. and e9sy 10 administer.
- they - oScooy oaRaf COATED. They
eAUu6 - In hands q every Maidpo,
VIE euf1 n0e11or h tho land. IAdlos
en- oddfene ~ IN cuu1d ee,rc. and state
lheiS cO0plaints 10 full. ~ We treat ali
yeasale cooplalnls. and prepaee md
icincs suitable for all diseases which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

New York, Oct. 17.-Privatc letters re
ceived in New York dated Moeday, Sept.
2nh from Maj. Gen. Lieu Wallace, have
been received BY prominent merchants in
this city.
The Liberals we're very confident Of sue
cess, and were continually receiving muni.
tons Of war. and as they advanced were OBJ
taining the necessary funds for Carrying on
war. Al The time Of writing the French
were rctreating instead Of advancing.
Brownsville letterS 70 October "a have
also been received. Gen. LApia w seill 10
The vicinity Of Natamoras. The attempt
made by the Americans who Weeein the sef-
vice Of the Liberal 0Ovevnmeoe wos 70
place Lapia In power. Canales has issued %
many prestiucs 10 support his Monte Bank
that the merchants Of Matamoras are leav.
Ing As fast a. they can get away.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Sept. 25-The troops
under Gems. Hingjosa and Ford, Of the
Mexican army have Joined and are in camp
near AatamOras awaiting supply Of arms
and ammunition, - we'll - . junction Of
forces under Cortinas and Tlevins, which
are said to be marching this way. When
the organization shall have been completed
they will proceed at once 70 stack. The Av.
airy are busily engaged making prepara
lions to roDtvO 1henl f4 m
To day Captain Oeoorn ofthe uexican
navy, made formal demand for Ne eun.
boas. ChinAco ffum Ca. Bs0wo, co0mond.
Ing the United 1eatee forces bosN N
General. who hss evids6sly cuG.sllelso ~.
esal ssfious blundeas II. cbAAeeslus WA
this gunboas question, iniofQsd Caek o..
born that - shoaald eosliauo 70 hold u
Ohinaco until be received inessucsiooo froan
higher authority. aisis
General FSsd aleO svquesaed shat shsosus
should Ue 0offeodesed 70 hin MIA ~
also REFUSED.
There 10 but little question III Il nsOWr
hid released the Mexican gunboat, CapeG1n
Osborn would have run the fire OF the f0stl
and joined the military forces who together
could have operated to . decided advantage
yet it is not improbable teat before daylight
10 morrow the Legitimate liberal forces will
march upon Matamoras
!. A large guard is stationed at the ferry
land chain Of scntinels extend along the
river bank from Santa Cruz down to Co.'S
Mota, an old cascmate work near the .lOweI
landing place. 1t cannot be long before
something turns up.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

> .UUOo 1eX0&
BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 2.-CoL r. l.. Sedg
wick mas relieved Gen. Brown In the com
mani Of this sub district.
Capt. Osbon has made another fornAal de.
mand for the gunboat Chiuaco, but up 10
the time Of closing this letter has received
no reply. - whole matter will vrobably
be referred TO Washington.
Hinajosa, Cortins, Flores anc Ford will
at@ck Astamofss tomorrow right psooa.
bly,.
The steamer Sheridan win psohdbly b
taken Oh the beach at Brssoe. 0hb went
ashore on the 2Oth.
The 9th U. 8. colored TROOPS lelt here %.
day for Galveston preparatory 70 beidg mos
tered out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

muNNEWELL,S &
BCp.ECTnCj The cisims for this valued
PaLoA. Family I'll sc beyesd
that OF any other - use. 4
>ess Of them win Dot only prove this bat the greater
CSssscrss The HCIEOfIC tIIl8 aessr require
- tvo and seldom but for the dose, at the
hovrs withcat the sliehtcst gripping, point OF the
greatest importance. pesttnlasivfn
Chronic .COnssipntiOn.
For which take esn.B PM every, or every other
night. They never produce debility and Cure Indi-
gcsion. Dyspepsia. Head Ache, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Piles, worms. Los o.. or nprritice OF
thc Blood. Loss Of Appette. aud all DerAngcments OF
Bowcih OF Stomach.
.HU- Sold hy ali Wholesale ard Retail dealers in
Medicine.
9Uhn T.. aBunnew ell. k'rop'rs
Practical Chemist, sCoinnrcfcfsl WHAT, Hat,nk
: - - Aa%s.
Physicians. ~ dealers supplied in Bulk rormula
aut iul Tee, noninl 70 this orcns Atoms ir.eioP'
uert oent ON demaud. ""u"
n Candid asmsesmeas.
V,ot, CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
\ shls citv and vicinity Dr. Tobi 10 vs0etten Iini-
,ncut II is Z sure and speedy euro fos sore throat,
hcsdschS tooshache, chronic rneumafism. esuups,
cd and pains In the mbs. We advise every one to
NV 4 teAL 9he csresss II . mere trim - eean
as{ ~ orr cchSdeu 10 persoe viii evcr be ssncnt
n livery family should have bottle in the hcuse In
case q sudden ercidcpss saGh cuts burne, ecalde
&c Its pain. relieving qualities are maracnlous. A.
IN eruup Il has su,ed Hundreds wahsvs the csst0
cG0ea 10 urosc a. Once, 10 Courtlandt Street, New
York Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
DIR. RIGHTS
n Q i've n a ting Elixcr,
Or. 1:sseoee 81 A.lfc.

Gree G ncral Debility, Weakness,
Mysteries Ia Fcnalcs rs'Iitaian
~ the Heart and all N,s,ous Dis.
esses. u RESTORES new lie and Wig
or Ia the aged causing the hot blood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
NuRleYS P0PULsR WORN CANDY,

A this is really specific for Worms and the hest
and most paatable form TO give TO children, Is not
surprising that It 10 fast taking place Of al other pre-
partitions for Worms-t being tasteless. any child
viii take it, auga5dkw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18
CITY PROPERTY!
ron NsAkE.

I Lei sot.er BsaAy and Filth stssst. elxlSe.
Lot cosner Perry and Fifth street. elal6o.
now occnpis1' - coal yard, hes COED railroad
scIisies, s,dis ssitaBlc sor stores, houses.
o. mile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

~. 5. Rev. Stamp, 5oc,l
attached and cancelled.
sep2T d1aw thur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

Lot corner u Perry and Fifth streets, q Ssst
front o. Railroad, md 10 feet froat - Rsgry
street. ard 10 the best postssa IL ths city IT. =
elevotoT. as-T x.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

k$ !.
~. 8. Rev. Stamp, so cts,
AttoeAed and cancelled. 1
- s.ps7dls~ .hsr.' ''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once. cor.
il ID end Brsdy Stre<ts, under Ntreeres
Bavlie's store. Residence on lltA ~. bet. M
DIV and Main. oct8d-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-18

q. y. ei1.0NoEs
Plais and Ornanental Ralnter,
SuOp MKT To METROPOLITAN HALL
- IN th~ rear 81 his Cigar stand.
Persons dcs,ring ANY th,ng in NE line II Peia1.
ipg. are guaranteed pei feet sstissaction spS dly
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Timely Warming. to the Sick.-It
is especially important at this time, when the
markets of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name of imported Ii
quOrs, and when domestic compounds purporting
to be medicinal, but not a whit less pernicious,
aie herslded to the word as Sovereign remedies
that the public should fully understand the facts.
Be it known, then, that while all the difusive
stimulants called liquors are impure, and all the
ToHies containing alcohol are manufactured will
a fiery article containing amyl,. or ftsel oil, a NOR
tai poison, HoSTETTER'S Celebrated STOM-
ACH BITTERS contain none of these things, but
are a combination of pure essence of Rye with
the pure juices of the most valuable stomachic,
anti-billious, and APPARENT herbs and plants, and
that as a safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and
all its kindred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without a rival or competitor.
Its sales to-day are equal to the combined sales of
all the other tonics advertised in the United States,
and the certificates which authentic ate its useful
ness are signed by individual of the highest stand
ing in every professional calling and walk of life
Beware of limitations and impcsters. mayo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

Rose d Prenfiss' Provision MarkeG
Report.
The following are tbs rates charged by ms;
HAMs-SugRr-cured premium hams % d.. q
OANvAssED HAMS "a " s b. 20
DRIED BKER-S8 q
5HoULDERs-Sugar-cured p ib......-...- IA
Canvassed. ..............-.-...- Is
BAoOsIOr Smoked Sides o b....-...-......... 10
LABD-PrimeL eafkettle-rnd'd in bbls or tres %
Prime Leafkettle-rnd' di in kegs q h. IN
PoBK-ho. 1 mess q Dbl 90
1" Extra clear q Dbl. ............--.-. s2 10
Light 20 90
NS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. Ali articles are
warranted strictly primo, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE & PREHTISS.
Nos. I42. Ia and I46 Ontario street
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

Wool BuTERs' MEETISG.-The wool buy
ers of Ohio have arranged to meet in CON
v%ention, in this city, On Wednesday next.
Their object is to adopt such feasible mea-
sures as shall tend to an improvement of
Ohio wool and the style in which it is pre-
pared by the grower for market. This
meeting will bring together doubtless a
large portion of the dealers in wool through
out the State, and will be altogether a re-
spectacle and important gathering.