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Gtaot.@ cmmindre>O Office.

9aIttm SreI 8. Nob. 1863
Sn GOlse elmer @pplitatipn bon @t4arb Colon
ipirb Der Gtabts@cmmtfGr unb ber Germehsr am Britt
nod. ben IA. Nousm'er, SOrmittaSa IL lbr on Srt EGs
Siele fem, I'M bic ainie ieiner Got an Der uctbTefliGeS
@ds BON Baltimore uub 9~iort9itr., f~Orttaafens Biz Gsr~
etrefr. gu %befimHen.
8. Gmit5,
bbmbI Glerf bes GtabfsSnmufHHrs
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Mns MtTonri.

st. 2ouis, II. NoO. N6tBis Counties
btsles StaatsS ssbsn mad pfFsielen 8eri6s
ten cine republitani16e Mujpritat pom 1880.
Die Ibrteen Counties tperoen oteielbe tpabr'
i4einlt6 auf 20,O00--25,O00 brinsen.
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Fob zines Iffemtlidben Seamtsn.

@leeefanb, -. gop. Son 6iram 9,
WtlIun, DiRriftsri6ter bes nSrol. Difriftes
Don ObIo, llarb am @onntas an Der ausSeb-
rlud.
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gn bas bc6qeebrte beuti6e 8ubItum

Dura bas Obtse rei86aItiae @~roSraUra. entfprs1enbs
8eieeuns unb ta6ttOe @infubtrurS bee SthGs sIsNSe ID
rem bp99esBrtsn R%u6lifum cine. re&t uutes1aI ense Soe-
fteluns berNprc&eH gu fSuuen unh IaSs Stermk 81 ss&s
rei&er GbeilHabue G~rse6saf aia.
bp-mil MbcTNb mN~rFe~t
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Sarlf.

~ Der Dentf&en 9ebenssB ertt@erRn8es
g eieIIf& aft g err mi a In gfep Do.t fotts ID
fir bic prcmpte ausSabIuns Der Upn msia,m UerHcrbsuCc
@atten &brifiau 8eder eft in tisfem Sabre Ssr'
ftGerten Gunlrne utsiueu pfi6tiGuipt9eu OSnt ID anS
eulpfe6le tieis 0efens6aft 6ierburS aufS @Srzfs.
MarttnSburS, I'M STt. 1856.
31cttSw1min] StHG BeGeGs
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0ie ns,.sr eemator fir See,p Ssrfsu.

Erenton, ~. Nusbr. @Oucerneur
8aro bat Greberid 8. 6%reltns9upien gum
Senatcr %ernannt, nm bic our& ben Sob oes
@enator Wrigtt einsstretene Saean3 5n full
I.., --E .f.s .
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Office Der Seutfdbcm Teuers Werfbe'
run9S=O f6aft

WWgde Don g outb u. Qombarbfr.
S. Nobemter 1866.
Der Piafi6ent unb bic Direftcren obiSer @sieni4att
baben beute bic erie balbja5rise DiUibenbe NIT 8 Pot.
ertiart, aablbar an ober mad benz 10. b. Aue &areu
be5abIt.
Snpb7--15) 3. Bees Sefr.
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0erI@tSS8 erhuuDiumaea.

Grtmtnalsert6t. - Scn. &t&ter Bomb.
9. 6. Wtdnno, Gtaat8anpalt. '&ss&sl
Staat Marplanb Sesen @oparb 8rOnipn, an'
eeflagt cine sepiiie Mnpeiiuug fiir SSabluns etner
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S6asen.@drf.
8nitimOTe @niiBensO cSeISfaft.

N&6feu 81 tt@c2, IA. rs, fubet bic monatli@s 8er<
G~amulurg tn Reqaorrts S@Hsen GlubRans ftat.
3ueG % 81 Rec 8eamtsn fir tas iaufeube SaPr.
gea@ ber Contribution fuo i:bc3 nur fot6e Wittslieber
fimulberehtist, NED cine Gitie bon Serie u beftesI unS
ibEeH 8eitraS be3a9t Rabeu,
ulefImi) II. &HGpp Gefr.
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-GSir Oierbrauer.

Cine &raaerei i'm tsisH 8eirieb lHr Qdgetticr, gSei,s
Bier unb Vile etuaeribtet, in eiuem sr btI6 entfen 9tabts
res nSrtIiben @irsiniens lit nit @Giff unb Gei9irr TO-
sIeid5 gu esrrenten rter au ~bertaufen. Das NSbere uus
tso 8. g. in Der SiTJ 70. 81. chez Eel 3. s. Nieofelb,
420 . Ctr. Q3ncb2tp2nItp
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Subn y. e. Sinbla0,
Hcthtse9inipult

unb iriber @Cr. st. GteuersG oIctcE,
ipibntet ~beicnbere GGfmersiaHlfe;t nausn'ti& fcI5eR Bro~
3eHeu, bic Surt9 8ei@lasua5uIe inter bem SntcroaI SssSe"
nue. @eiet entfetea.
Office; @enrttaRb IT,, Ate G&aTe bon seGtTstoU
CIR. l165ft1R1iSmIS
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MolGulnton. .. e.

2s- Sn 0Sa(bTgtou beltcbc man 8eltellnngen
iitr 0entaalidcM nl0 tp0bentlidell vWedsr"
(Sa6jtriptiOnei ME Ml3eigcul bird Ncl A9eNtelI
Srn. =. f. Sfebieib+, 42O g. Str, 81 laad3sll.
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Die S@intentur.

GtMtritt 90 cts. 0~Reie,Sirte @tse % cts eTtSa.'
9~ieiprbirte size unb 9idsts fiub GonEaSs Gietf1s
anb WfittpO4 pom 100 MIR In ber Office ~ Raben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13
Goc. Gem. Gurn0creiu.

Gut Qetl!
9te Witqtieoer Der reiebsrtafdS Werbeu au'seicroert,
Stsnftas. Is. 0o6., absue4 8 tbr p%itnItliG In bee SaIe
gu eri&sineps inhem @ei&Site ben HDi@tisfsit H~Orlteseu.
Sm @uftraa 3. G@mtbt,
mpbtl Gtn1tpart.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13

Greifas 16. RUsembeE.
1a @roSe @prltsIung auBer Announcement.
Gum Bemfis tir 0rn. u. N~Glaa1ert,
nntsr ~seianissr Watimirtuus ees Srn. SoltmaRn.
gum /. glale bas neaefe ~eTettUolte 9ntriSn II ~eHti9iI:
Sic @msnacDerta oOn NAtis
pber
Der @emabl Der &6ni9iH.
Sn 2 Wtten mad elmer freubeu 9tee bon G. SilSe5saEs.
(Sn Berlin unb auf ben antern beutfHeI B8fne1
NIT benz srSsteu geifaN aafsenommen.]
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0eYOGftszGerdnecrun

g1nS0 rFauf~
Gas Sebr SoGfGpbige unb i@5He GGger ber ~frtiPesen
6tru7a Softer & G De beffe9eno tn
Neiiet0l6en, Rorfcsm onnaIe5,
85rieu, Nrbeitst6itGgu,
RarIitmerieen &c. &C. &C.,
~useifsaas eAnec Eabrif, iou cFne9arGfbt aaf beueofenpreis
VI hoGeIaIe unb GetatI
auseerfanfe nerbsn. CO If tieies cine l%site,e @elcssn-
belt fHr f&Sue ii. uiistiGe WetbHaGtss Gef@snte
3u aaBerf biGteeE Rreiieu.
.. 2 . 80. 8 atttmOrefr T.,
uDDl2 81 G6e Sanapertr. TN 2. Gtpf,
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Sprimeftr. 8auOerctn $50. /,
%OeEiammeIt f& tebeu 9ienftOa, &tenps z m6r BET 9.
seller, idtS1li@e Gde bon &prtue unb 8antar.
10uo1mIiIar1ahti 3. 6 IN NJ, Gefr,
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0nnltIchcr @pr0hmnferrthk.

Gn01tfcbcr SPrGbunferrtdbfs
gsou OSnnerffca, ben ~. Gept., Gbeubs s RpE az
ert6eile i& breiural pS&entGtG uute1riGt in Sprs4e2.
QeIen unb G&retben bsr euSIsiGeu Grra@s.
anueIruugeu bete5e man u1SsIiGt balO gu ma6s1s -
8ebinsuuseu So UterteiiS6rlt9 in @crars aeSlbGr.
s. Mdnners So @srmauar.s
g. atpiIHel ScirGres rrD Gutacfre
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Marplanb Snititut
CD ne CD

Ole f$6rlt@ea Z etG Rensnnterri@ tsfGmben
fHr SnG6eu IGeehbs], uRter Qeituns hes BrCf. 3. u.
Bcptwarn, 8rtnsiput, nePneu am @aittpp&, ben II. bs,
G6eubS i9ren anfapa. 9tejenisen. tpsI&e bic 5@ule 81
tsIu6en pints6en. tDesten eriaGt, itb itre Giutrittstarten
;paIett sa berimaffeu. 10 baG bic uStRisen Iuprruunsen
fNr beren 8equemliSfeit Dor Sieier Belt ~beenbt0t Ueroen
tam.
Das 2. Guartal bee &asi6ute litr 3et@ucn
f&r Snaben NIB 1lSb1en beSinnt am Moutas, 10. bs.
G. IS. Bentley,
Gt5mll Boritber Der 3ei6uenl4nle.
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Ncue Qil5ei0ell.

Scrfpafrt.
Ta'ere sS.ii4e GesSiataus am 6. b. 81. pirb Sisrmit
an8sietSt. Qoutfe SGat 3, tsrtu. 9inbrer.
ell Otto aaab.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13

Ntoria Tranbiscd, &6nisin b. Portu5aI. . . TH pFeiHevi
0rcien BON WtuarS ..............ss Grdn55 1UsE
9raf BON Gaeebra, @asea ScfmGifer Or geGasrer
Blanca, IetLe u iMabhn. .sr... s..,-..UToH 8srgaS
Geronimo b. @pr1arIat, itai. GbsluIGnn. . q. WsGu6sSe
Glart1e Duulculin. ............. &raa 8. I2eonbert
8eIafor, Ofs northumberland. $r Sezses
Gffuntad, { F,iere Sr Sc pesb
Donna Gfefauia, ......... Gvt celia
Donna Isabella, ScfsErSnlein -. SrI @sHetHt
Donna Gsrnaabes, br 9SniSin ......, fri @tpitsc
Donna Sues, .,.,... NSI @,rotE
Grfer @aSaiier .6c 5iser
4weiter ber 9Snisin. ........ .......... Sr DsfeE
Figaro, 2uclens 9au,merbiener ... 81 BAD
GIN TdBe Et pIsbWSS II
6rt tr Saubluus; eiIGbon. Set {; 1885,
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Neneite Na6ri9ten.
8uubeshunhtlfnbt.

gelearaubirt fir ben Baltimore gseder".
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Soc. 9emt. EurnSeretn.

Dos % III s c m ite tpiro biesinit etIu&t, rs beute
A6enr s abr in Der Sale gu 0erTnmptelu. Sr auftras
biz @. 8. Grub. 8tttuaan.
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SGlitti6uge! G6littiGabe
JacOb Omtnber,

Yp. 10 SID Galuert Strabe,
~empfteblt iein rei65altises Eager bon G@liti@uben, msI
1es fir bic Gaifou nit ben n~euefteH CIR inbnneen perfeten
if, i'm Cro6en u. 8teineu gu ben biatsfen 9reileu. T1np-
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@aftimOre Gonfume 0erein.

Sen WiitgIlebern O6ieeH gereius 8wr Madri&t, baB br
erie Gtrra am . enfsag. IS. NOb.. In gO. SO @ambea
Str.. 5piiGeR @9arp unb SOwarS Gtr., erEfnst miro.
GQitatieber, We|6e nit t2,su tpS&eHtIiIeu 8sitrsesn
i'm Giidaante fEb. tpsrteu era&t, ibrsH Rftt&ten uaGsuz
fomu,eu, ia BON lest an HE @eiese ftrsns ~aHsSefR9rt
Dereen.
Qm 0cuusrtaa, Is. gtob., g40enbs 8 nSr ii Generals
Beriamut(urs in ter Ne9anics Safe, G5. Gapette Ctr,
wOie'bt meme Nttgtjeoer auisenOu1meu nub 3 i9luussn
geIeifet 81. ben iSuaeR eeenio mad pis oHr In $40. IS
dg9arSe Blace nnb mad benz l3. Gtop: aud I'm StSre
Sc. go Gamsen CTR. MtgIieser Wereen erfn6t, re4t
saereif In her getlammlIhS gu erI6eiHcn.
bimtep) Gbp, u. Scene, GRperint't.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13

SterauI bic 6elieSte tOmii9c tzuti3e 1OiFs. G%srsts;
Ser OorfbGrbters
@ CSpr -
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5saS MirthI1ofts llcbernobme,
sssss8ssE&g 90. "a 6. $ arb, 8ie8ung bee grattftr.
AgssSsSs Intsr'ei3neter ma5t benz seeprten R%u6lfnla
bitrntt he NuSeiGe, ba6 er bic Dirt5iSaft bes Srn. 8.
6 / b an rbiSem Sage i6erncmmen bat nnS label su
ba5h si@em @eiu@ eiu.
ht1pl q III GraMB.
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~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
it may concern, that application will be made to the
Mayor and City Council for permission to alter the build
ings on the north side Of KabOrg street, above Schroeder
street for tha purpose o using the same as q Livery and
Sale Stable. al3-eoGt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-13

GGrslie3er NusDcrfHrf.
W)saen gef86ftS-g fiueesuEs O~fferrsu nix unfse cei.
f1Heig a~NcrtirIsa 9a3tT aeH
Gu6en, GaTiaiir5, 9oesttns, neberrOde 3euae,
Meftentofe, &C., &c.
upter s0f.grsiisp, uau gSnsII8 bauiit gu raamea-
Serner:
Gen 9uten GsiIer, fOmis gtpre.GinriGtans uaisres
felt etuer @ei6e coR S0bren nit Sutsm GrfolS ~ceflbftsn
@si@aft8, eiui4Iiefli4 Seits Ie9t af @trre fr
nod nssbrere Sabre.
G&IeWne8 & 8pIte,
62sGBe + 8oIttmprefr., aaPe GAP
90 Spe6eR e~Glpfuseu pir blrelt con GoiRsim
9ifeG Sr6Beiaer g6eiE NIB offerireH ben'
islbeU 81 ben b~IGigteu Trsiiea
(uobS-G S6IeHRes SoItc.
@70IS65er 9iotDs nuD SaSctfsS0etn
I55 ioebea e~,npGangea unh beiul 6@pYpeH su 10, is
uno 80 Gents Ssrsapft, pie er1 lei Ger 6tai6e.
Stud babe i9 aasgssei9GeteH DataSia Stun
BunIG erbaitea. 9etnrt@ COOS,
rTrtsubibip 9ouIe.A
Snnp-25be11 So. IL Gcyb NreberidArase.
gSi@tiO far Scum Glitter.
Ser MaterSeiauets BAT ~bctansts su U~srtauftu3
8oops @ement, &alf, 6aare, calcintrtsr Sips
uuc SYoranlt1Aer Cement.
Office Gds BON Gat0a unb GtemarIetr.
Same8 ~ GATHER
(Ost2o-sH Ra&felssr ban GliiaP S~taussnrs
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Uermi(d)to 0nsetoeIl.
3u @eibndbten !

Gierpun& Giien8 auf elmer gu tieieul 3ipede crnitrHirter
Ratent OtaI6iue rerfertigt, Neitauranten Inb g8iebereer
faufsr tperbem eriudt, mir 8eitig ibre reip. SrbreS einSu-
ibiders ineem ib Spn tieienI Wtpnat flr ce $rompts Gf-
fectuiruHJ Der Auirige sarrantiren taun ippie Uer5is'
iide 4uat gfieu3 iSumtii4er GualitGten uHh tittE
Meiue NIB SpirtuOien gu iplioen greiien euGpfeblt
Serrutann Born,
(biun7} t.l GGe Sanc6sr l!nh QamteuIr.
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y GoncorOta 0beater,

Eadcte BON IL Gidets GO 81 fiub fieis an Der Raft
NIB Sci bem @uDerintenbenteu All bobea. Tbrfr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

piptheria is an alarming disorder whether il snlic
a child adult, and vet II can be cured b,
the application Of Railways Ready Relief Try II ant
you will be convinced. however skcptical Dptheri.
Is malignant throat, with some additional anc
really fatal features. BESIDES the anguish occasoned
by the rapid liberation of such delicate part Of ths
system, the membrane which grows speedily ove
the throat threatens speedy death from suiocation
There Is time for trifiing in such a crisis. The
abest medical men stand appalled,. They know moi
what To do with feeling OF certainty. and the pa
tient must have instant relief. expire. Then steps
in Kadway's Ready Relief like protecting angel
and bids the sufferer live is applied TO the throat
externally. with freedom A little of il mixed Will
msT sTdss. h s
medicine inspiring his frame with vgcr III
rapidly improves under such appropriate treatment
and in a short time walks forth. despite all predict
ions 10 the contrary. rescued from the grave Could
anything be more sure simple Yet Railways
Ready Relief costs only fifty cents bottle abou, hall
scripon written by your medical attendant This i
saving IRE deal for the virtues of Iiadways Ready
ReNf. but mot a word more than il oonscientiousy
deserves II will cure Diptheria; will thing else
As evidence Of the remarkable powers of Rad
ways Relief III the treatment OF Dipthera Sore Throat
Hoarseness. Influenza Coughs. and Colds the reader
10 requested 10 read the following letter Let this i'm
portan fact he horne in mind Ridway's Ready Relief
never fails in Withdrawing the inflammation to the sur
face. Let il be applied to the throat 5 directed the
patient will surely recover.
The following case is one out of many that we re-
oeived in the winter of 9 during the prevalence OF
this disease az Albany. y. Y Mr. Gambrill of Albany
writes
Three ofmy children were seized with peculiar
kind OF sore threat. which has prevailed To serious
extent in this city Of which great children have
died II commenced in my family with sore throat.
headache hoarsenees sore lips eyes. then fever
would set in, and the kin turn TO yellow tint I
knew how good your Ready Relief and Pills for
the general run OF complaints nnd determined to rs
the lives OF my children on their merits My trust was
well founded l gave each OF them four Pills and
rubbed their bodies from head 10 foot h the Relief
My children were as well as ever in twenty four hours
AFTER taking your medicine believe. had my neigh
bors used the means, they would have saved the
lives of their children
Radways Ready Relief is sold by all Druggists and
Country Merchants and at DR. Railways Office, 81
Maiden Lane. New York jan23-deod&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
) N sscMx'!nsE, cx

THE EN9ODlMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY
Originally patented Adyl3. 1862: tnproreme,
patemted .june 9th, 1852. The celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent cxnPm
attachment. a most wonderful and elegantly cor
stru cted Novelty; is soIsELxss in opef ation nse
the STRAIGHT NEEDLE. scws with DouBLR cl
SINGLE THREAD Of all kinds. Makes the Runnin;
Stitch more perfect and regular than by hsno
and with extraordinary rapidty, making j.
stitches o euch REVOLUTION Of the WHEEL. Vii
gather, hem. rufse. shirr, fuck, run np Rreodth
&C., &c !; requires NO change of stitch Is no,
LIABLE 70 GET OUT OF oRDER, end will last q Lrvs
TINE, being the STRONGEST MACHINE made. II hs,
taken the PREMIUM at STATE FAIRS and received
tile approval OF all the principal journals and o
those who have usED them
For the Drsssmaker il il in valuable; for ths
Household it supplies vacant place"-Go
deys Ladys' Book
"This machine surpasses all others We have
seen and 1t would require column to enumerats
its numerous virtues. Democrat Davenport
With a single or double thread, il silently
yetvery rapidly. with common needle, make.
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. y. Tribune.
All persons who buy or offer for sale imitation.
Of this genuine Machine, will be prosecuted fol
infringementc on the patents. This 10 the only
low priced Machine secured bv patent.
Single Machines sent TO any part Of the coun
try per Express, packed in boz with printed
intructions or receipt price. &6. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEM SEWING MACHINE CO.,
novl5dwlyl Office. lO2 Nassau Street. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24
LOCAL lTG Ne .
CARD.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying
the wants Of the public, and in order to pre-
vent unscrupulous dealers from palmng of
inferior and worthless goods as the MoRron
GOLD Pens, I shall hereafter ssLL no GOODS
AT wnoLssALL exoeDting only to Appointed
and Authorized Agents. to whom Certifa-
cats Of such Agency win be given, and who
alone be able to sell tho MORTON PExs in
that city or village.
TO my Agents shall give liberal dis
count upon their agreeing to supply the
puellc At my published and we'll known
prices.
Jewellers or Stationers will, in all cases, be
preferred rs Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be
stated upon application, by letter OF other
wise.
Where no Agency is established, those
wishing MoRrEN PENs must send to my store,
where prompt attention will be given to their
orders
A Circular with fac-simile Engraving of
all Sizes and Prices, will be sent to any one
on receipt Of letter and postage
Address A MoRroN, No 25 Maiden Lane,
New York
Dated New York, Nov. l. 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

We invite the att ,pton of our readers to a
usesneni which can be seen IN our columns to-
dav Dr. Easterl, Family Medicines have been
twenty years established in ST. Louis, are de-
servedly popular have q rapid sale. and
gardcd the best in use. DR.. EasterIy p,e-
pa-es a remedy for each particular form of dis
ease, and not one remedy to cure all diseases, rs
You often see recommended by others. His med
ic,nes are standard preparations kept III all the
principal Drug Stores throughout the great
Northwest, and are resortcd TO by invalids from
Family Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
an experienced and educated ply sician can
recommend them with confidence to the afflicted
ss being much superior TO Others in general use.
W. say to The afflicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed 10 Dr. Eastefly. st Louis. Mo-, will
be promptly filled and forwarded by express to
oil parts OF the country. octl1 d&wly
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

PHoNoGRAPBY.-Phonography is truly q
elegant accomplishment and useful art
1t cducates the eye, the ear, and the hand
1t strengthens the memory, and affords a
excellent discipline for the mind. 1t is q
important auxiliary in the acquisition Q
almost every other branch Of study. 7
students knowledge of it is invaluable.
is never failing source ofprofit. To pub
lie speakers it saves At least eighty pc
cent. Of the time usually consumed IN lon
hand writing. l. is labor saving, an,
thought perpetuating system. l. is confin
ed to no profession, is soon learned, and j
easy to learn. The demand for phoEogra
piers is always more than the supply
Photographers are needed as Secretaries
Amanuenses, and Reporters for courts, con
ventions and newspapers. Phonograph
clerks are employed in innumerable Tele
graph, Railroad, Insurance, Express an
shipping offices. The day is not far dis
tant when all commercial correspondent.
will be carried on BY means Of phonograph,
This rare business accomplishment can b.
learned in a few months by proper applica-
ton. Mr.. Ii. A. Merrill, the popular prin
cipal Of BRYANT, Stratton & Merrills Busi-
ness College at this place, has made ar.
rangenents to form a class, and have j,
taught this branch in the most scientifi,
manner, from the most approved text books
The graduates of c, numerical colleges, and
young business men who msy have ieisur:
time, could apply themselves to no more re
munerative study. Full particulars as to
terms. ETC., can be obtained at the Colleg.
office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

ATTENTION LADIES. C. Webb, on lie
Claire Row. invites your attention to his
full assortment Of queensware, china ware,
glassware, crockery, and everything else
usually found in that line. He has also =
fine stock of solid and silver plated ware,
Manufactured in the most tasty styles, and
for sale 1t the most reasonable prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

CALL IxxEpiArELr-Franx Meyer, next
to the First National Bank, is now closing
out fine stock Of ready made winter
clothing. to make room for spring supply.
Give him . call, ard you can save money
by 90 doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

New YORK Wool COMMISSION oi
the heaviest and most absolutely responsi-
bic Commission Houses in New York ID
that OF Sfrang, Platt L Co. in the wool
line. 1t isjust the New York House for our
Iowa producers and dealers to tie to. Their
facilities in the way Of extensive corres-
pondents, manufacturing custom, and larxs
experience. is unsurpassed BY any other
orm in this line. Note down this hooee
and open books with it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

GERMAN THEArRE.-Mlle Johsnne Claus
sen one OF the sweetest vocalists, and most
pleasant actresses it has ever been our for
tune to hear and see, is now playing = very
successful engagement At the German
Theatre, in this city, at present She an
pears in one Of her favorite characters to.
morrow Thursday evening. Go and see
her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

LIFE SYRrP.-This is amorg the stand
ard remedies Of the age, and has been prov
en- to be highly efficacious in cases of Para
lyss, Scrofuia, Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
Mercurial Diseases, ETC., in short, it is .
most remarkable purifier Of the blood and
the human system generally. 1t is not the
result Of any quackery, .ut has long been
before the public an acknowledged success
in the medical world. The afflicted have
feaped priceless benefits from its use, and
the thousands who are still bowed down
with disease can partske and be made whole
again. Eor sale at all we'll regulated drug
stores. See advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

PRAcrrcING PARrY.-Mr. White gives
his monthly hop to his class to night, ct
his Academy Rooms, in Fulton's block.
Dancing to commence at 8 O'Clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-24

DAVENPORT SKATING PARK.-Caps An
dreas' park will be open this evening IS Us
ual, splendid skating.