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hereafter become scholars OF the Sabbath school
nected with this chapel These appropriate and
ceptabe presents received the first offerings of
these little Sabbath school WORKERS IN the mission
cause by Brother william H. Demarsst, under whose
charge the house OF worship Is placed. Brother
Albert Boyce then addressed the audience briefly. COD
gatu ang them the success OF the enterprise and al
ludng the establishment under similar auspices Of
the Bloomngdsie Road chapel which has been 10
existence about two years aud which began,
he stated with scholars and Two lady teachers,
who had trudged 80 the little meeting house
through two feet OF snow, and met for worship
for the nrst time 10 a without fire. That school
dred aud foryseven regular attendants and rapidly
progressing numbers and interest Brief addresses
also made by Rev. Messrs. Pendieton and Baker,
Deacon William Bowen. Brothers Jessup. Hayes, Hug
gins and others, who spoke in terms OF eulogy and
encouragement OF the good work which they deemed so
important and earnestly desirable in this particular
locality and which bad been inaugurafcd with snch
these gentlemen we're pleasantly interspersed by the
singing OF s'Snine on Thou Radiant Star" And Shall
Wear a Staress Crown,n "Gong Home" and other
religious songs, in which the children Joined with
evident pleasure and heatness. Treasurer j. W Ste
yens then read statement from which appeared that
but two months have elapsed since the OF
the work or fitting up the chapel which no said had
been prior lis appropriat for sacred purposes
cuped stable out which had been transformed into
neat little house PRAYER Th total cost OF preparing
the building for worship 81 04s. of which M
wards Of four hundred dollars had been subscribed
already bv individual contributions AT the close oil the
ressurers remarks subscription fund opened, 10
be devoted 10 defrayng tho OF the work. and
liberal elected varying In amount
from $40 to $50 each The exercises we're coDciuiea
by the singing az ahymn and prayer after which the
congregation dispersed
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

Anniv ersnrv Of rho John street M. X. Church.
The hundred and first anniversary Of this church
celebrated yesterday with peculiarly impressive
ceremonies. In the morning the sacrament was admin
issred 70 than the usual number Of communicable
after which Bishop James delivered eloquent address
upon the reccsy or good works az On expression Of
faith Taking his text from Matthew the dist nguished
divine dwet with great force and peculiar Appropriate
upon the importance Of men cvncing IN their lives
the faith they bore within them, and Of giving
practical exemplihcation OF the Gospel teachings
attention BY very largo congregation. In the after
Doon, at two o'clock, the regular attendants Of the
church participated in what Is known q love fast,
when addresses delivered by several clergy men
who formerly pastors OF tho church. and also ny
some isymen among others General Flax They spoke
OF their sbcrs in the OF Christian excellence and
Of Che success with which these efforts had boon
crowned not alone that bat In Other fields Of Chris
tian labor, and related many interesting incidents OF
their religious experience In the evening the Rev D.
W. Bsrt,pe, d. n, occupied the palpt and preached
most nstNettve sermon. Mr. Philip Phillips conducted
the singing during the DAY.
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sefdsnai which characterized, in an esrecis manner
that part OF Lords existence. lie cvs.u by saying
that not 10 know Christ shanaelW crime ana
urged uron hearers such Of them az '.ere stu nan.
ing between Two opinions, 70 delay ~ longer oss ~
once 10 ,ake up Their cross and follow E'm
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0tal for .ns week 81 1871 500 s5,2sI,277 s2,7lI So


SATURDAY, Oct. 6-6 p NJ.
corrYEThe marker for Rio ruled hrm but the business
was tolerate The ss5 bags, steamer South
Anne lea, at l2c., gold. IN boni.
CorroSThe advance in The rates OF freight and the de-
cline gold checked the demand, and only moderate
u mess done The advance established yesterday,
however. fully maintained, ana in some cases &c
CHER prices Obtained The store sale Is
limited. The sales $500 bales, OF which ico were
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FLorR GRAts-kFonip's, 2pS5s bis. Honr IbI DO.
and Az bags corn meal l55 25 bushels wheat 345 U3 DO
corn, 4Ss9 DO oats and si7s1 do barley. The
fnur nran ruled bnoyant under con-
rnred cool export demand. and shipping goods adj
vanced from l0c 25c. per brre. Other kinds were
without especial chanre CALIFORNIA 10ur was STEADY
rrvnus The sales about Is 10 bhs Sou h
ern -four was IN moderate demand and higher prices wre
realized The sales $50 bbls within the range OF our
quot7t lions. Rye nour unchanged Safes we're made
of 200 bhl at 81 - 50 % Corn meal continued to adj
vince Sales . hhls city NJ Sc 65 a Sc 70 We Quote
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....s2s. ls4. lis ssa, SIS. sss s44.s5T.sc'
The exports the corresponding period IN the previ.

subjoned is the valuation Of the foreign imports
At Now York FOR the week ending October Is. COM
pared with those or the twp preceding weeks as also as
value dry goods entered at the port and throw. on
marke. January OF this year, and or The CORE
spending period in 1865 and 1867.
Wesi ending DC. u Or, Is OS 25
Dry goods ...... 1855 3OT a. ASH 270 81 252 259
General merchandise 2526,ls3 3s30,ooT 1,a655s5
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Annexed Is comparative statement showing the ship
Of specie from this port week and during ths
year date together with those FOR the corresponding
periods in 1895 and 1906 90.
1865 1865 1901
Fory-third week. $3.50 sll ss5slos s2is,oe6
Previously rsptd. "a 253 2o4 N,lsolsS 'AoA2,o12
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Sem KiscFsHKR fof New York; Luce from Liverpool
18th u for Boston Holiness Hole 26h lust she
had experienced vely heavy weather.
Miscellaneous.
CAPTAIN Jonas Smith. well known gentleman largely in
tees'ed in the shipping business died al Stony Brook Long
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A POPULAR LECTURE WILL re DELIVERED IN
- Manor Rooms corner q Ninth avenue and twenty
nftn street this evening at O'Clock by Rev Rogers
d. D. South Dutch church. New York Subect--sA Day
In Scotland" Admission, conts each.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

nv DEMANDE UNE FRANCHISE CONNIE BONNIE
~ e femme de chanbre. qui sache coude ct parer ~
pen fanglas sadresser renscgnemets an ~
touest) Slime rue mnd, de 10 heures midi
poUR AvoIR TOUT cE oUIL-Y.A DE MIEux IN
fait De pain frsncaiss addresscz vous y; MEDIGus,
Bousngcre FRANCHISE Ia vile dc Paris, Ip Greene Issei
entrc Houston 81 hlaaaksr alta
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HuRleYS PopVlaR WORM CANDY

A. THE is reav q specific for Worms and the best
and most paatable form give TO children. lie not
surprising that IT inst taking place Of all other pre-
partitions for Worms being tastelces. any child
will take II. auysS dlv"lv
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WASHINGTON.

WAsuiAsraN, Jan. .6.-Ihc Comm ssion
er General II the Land Office has an M
proved list Of selecti ms made amounting 10
l.0ul. OIL acres u public lads fos Lac la
Bel Q iinber. The canal list is now in
hands Tor the perfeetian of patents Carrying
fee imp, tile to the State OF Michigan, for
land seleeto;.S. Rsturrs registered nj the
General Land Office show 6,S4l ACRES Of
public lands disposed OF during December
last at local offices. At Lacrosse, Wis, 4, =
sol acres, If which were taken up by actual
settlers.
The fractional currency received at the
Treasury Department for the past week
were $40T 900 shipped at tho same time,
&i35 900 including $4,000 TO Chicago /;
nationsl currency issued. $l04,27o; total to
date, $3eo, 9o1 see ; on deducting the cur
rency returned. including worn out notes.
$296. s40, 964 disbursements for the week
ending, e4,910. 3S6 F.; receipts for intcrnsi
revenue for the week ending, S3,4oo,716 f;
total receipts for customs for the week end
ing 18th, $3,064,3lo.
While it is true that Secretary NcCul>
loch 10 DESTROYS Of relieving the money Ynir.
ket from the pressure brought on by the
contraction Of "a, O00, 900, j, Is not corrcc.
SO far rs can be learned that he will stop
the withdrawal immediately. The country
will probably have the development u the
Secretary's policy on this subjec, ia a fey
days.
Mr.. Doo'ittls to-day made report from
tie JOINT committee u personally look into
the Indian Affairs. The committee recon
mend the passage oil the Senate bill nov
psnding in the House. for the sesstion of q
board Of instruction foe ~ constant super
! vision cf Indian s6sirs and Ill new States
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 27.-The French
Corvette Pescandon, four days from Vera
Cruz, arrived below, is awaiting kilograms
for Macmillan.
The following correspondence Vas pub
lshed in Galveston, Jan. 9th:
MAJ. GEN. r. II. Sheridan, Commanding
department Of Gu!f, Nsr Orleans
The citizens Of Galveston wish to give
civil escort, from the steamer to the cars, to
the remains Of Gen. Johnson. Gen Griffin
commanding, has issued prohibitory order
VIII you give authority to the citizens here
10 give civil escort to his remains?
tSigncdl CnAs. A. LEONARD, Mayor
To Chas. A. leonard. Mayor Of Galveston :;
SiR-I respectfully decline to grant your
request. have too much regard for the
memory Of the bravo men who died to pre-
serve our government, to authorize confed>
crate demonstration over the remains Of ono
who attempted to destroy it.
(Signe1,) p. Fl. SHERIDAN,
Mai. Gen. L. S. A.
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latest News
M. TELEGRAPH,
70 r.sE. DAIRY EEwOCRAT.
r1gsRrs-sESgEa CONGRESS-.

NAsnlNGros. Jan -. r. sssArs - Mr..
Henderson introduced bill for tie gehe' d
ia North slsssuf railroad company 6y al
ipwia. /. credit r. aaties Gu railroad no
Referred
ir. G.lssu introduced bill 10 prohibit
rtonar ii lew Nesieo and other parts Ct
the nitcI states Referred.
Dir. Love from conference on the bhl N
regard to pension agents, made regofi,
which was agreed to. Tho bill goes to tie
President - passed. l, zen owes the pen
SION sgents appointed since January last IN
stead Of October Isl
The tariff bill then came up. Mr. DAVIS
moved to increase tho duty on MANUFACTURED
hemp from $25 10 $50 per ton.
Mr.. Henderson addressed the Senate favor
ing The postponement Of the bill until it was
ssesrtained hat the House intended 10 10
about rcddc, the Internal tax, etc
NJ. Wilson oh aimed unaniu Gus consent
to introduce resolution calling yn the
Preslden. for copy OF the report Of Gen
Wilson on the capture o! jeff DAVIS Rcs>
olution adopted.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill 10 cquaiize
the pay Of army officers. Ordered printed
aud referred to military committee.
Mr.. Trunbu,l, from the judiciary CONS
nt,ec, reported the joint resolution intro>
duacd cary in the session by Mr.. Wade, to
amend the constitution by prohibiting the
reelection Of any person e the Office Of
President Of the United States.
MIR. Wade gavs notice that he would call
this up ct IN early day and ask the Senate
10 pass is 90 * to submit II to tho legisa
lures this winter.
Adjourned.
HousE On motion Of Mr. Darling the
Secretary OF the Treasury was requested 70
suspend the sales Of contiscated whisky, un-
'ess the prics offered be equal to the tax
thereon.
M. Ancona from the Military Commit. &c
reported . bill to amend the Additional
Bounty Act Of July 2s,h, 1865. Ordered
printed and recominitted.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson the Post Office
Committee Was instructed to inquire into
the cxpeiiency Of establishing, under the
direction OF the Post Office Department, n
Package Express on Railroads and Steam,
boats, Of routes Of u. s. Mail. for carrying
packages and merchandise At such rates as
may be established by law.
MT ANDERSON introduced . joint reSoln>
ton 20 provide for the erection ola bull
ding in Peoria, for Post aud Internal Rev.
enus Offices. Referred.
Tho House took up Mr.. Stevens recon
s.ruction bill.
Mr.. Ross made spec h stating his obsc.
tions to it,
Mr.. Stevens gave notice that he would
take the floor on Monday aud seek to put
tho bill on its passage IL Mr.. Ashley would
withdraw his substitute, and Mr.. Bingham
withdraw his motion to refer the bill to til,
Committee on Reconstruction. lie woult
ssk to have it condensed under the ; min
ute rule as in the Committee Of tho whole
Mr.. Ashley Withdrew his substitute and
announced his intention TO vote against III,
reference bill
Adjourned.
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and Territories. enc member Of the board to
be detailed from the regular army, ono to be
appointed from among such persons IS may
be deemed by great rclis ious bodies in eer-
,en,ion, and ,hc chief Of TIE board is 70
he an assistant commission Of Indian at
firs.
WASHINGTON. Jan. rs The Bark Pfes',
dents now at the Capitol afe decidedly or
posed 10 Che Ran 'a!l bill
The Mditarv Commute II the seaa's ;
strongly in favor q Increasing d. ia1ssg
iaclu,s between ME city aad TIC west
and Est. lsrl favor the House ar inc
SSH.
Tie extremists arc dissatisfied with the
SLOW progress made by the Judiciary Com.
mittee in the matter Of impeachment.
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FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Toll.


Latest Ncv~ by the Atlantic Tcl.
eSraph.
LoNpoS, Jan 2s.-E Ere declined /. open
ing rates Al; iihnois Central advanced
quoted So 5-a)s unchanged ~ Consul )
advanced quarter. closing ~.
Tic Fines contains long Washing o.
letter writers report u the c9nversat' 81
held vita tie President, who spoke sr,
strongly. ja>,ittins amse'i in tie posi- OF
taken by hi ., on tnc su' lsct reconst rue
ton, AM vIolen !, assal ING Congress- Tor
userliag The jaaic il AID executive posser
PARIS Jan. % Minister Dix has urged
the French Government l. abandon 4 NJ sys
tem of searching strangers ard baggage al
irving in France
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NERy FLEXIBLE, FOLDED HAS lily
Y when in use TO occupy a small space-ine-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
si1es. at Wholesale by W. c. WADSWORTH,
and Retail by WApSWORTH 4 co
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~. n. (sGNCIkl.L.
Dc~sIst.
gDEaRY STREET, bit, Sd & 9Th, Davenport
i With facilities unsurpassed, added 10 the
experience Of more than 20 years. boptsto merit
large share If patronage seplS
A.. R[sRRfA.
! NARPkNrtR ANb BVli.DER SHOP ON
'tcnnncrcia' Alley, opposite Pest ofee. la
s.a~.rt Ia
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosreS, Jau 26.-Thc snti.slavery sec 10
" last evening adapted resolutions favori o.
thu removal of the President, setting ~ id,
OF the State Governments at the South, re
modelling the Snpremc Cont, and civ I'M
the negroes the ballot.
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Chicago MARKET.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9s.
Flour-Dull and easier small sales OF spring
extras a, 81. seq ll75 superhne t7:4o@sco:
whext-Dull and &c ID yer, at ssis0s.l4 for
No. slsS9l@l.7 70. ss ire ael &c F" w.
Corn-.c lower and dali. at y7@17S4c for No.
|. .ss Tor 40. 2, ana So asa for rejeetei.
Osis-Dul, a, 4c14@4o'4 for No. 2. and Soc
Rve-s,eadv but dull. at o. CSC l. 50 l.9o
for No l. and l.s6 ~ NO. Z.
Barlev--ln store neglected and nominal; good
LOIS On rack a, i04tl el
Timothy ated-!n ia.f request, at S3.oOG
$50.
lafi easier, sales q prime stesm at li4G
H.
Dressed Mogs-ln h.h' supply and 5@loc
his e. sales from / ~ 40, but closing Vt
e. l1a7 4c dividing ~ so lbs
Ness Porl-Dull !, ! ..s7il@ls..5 for city
BRANDS.
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T
1IANIS. rLF. ,NGACfD IN THE fkAG
i j tce oi Nrdi Inc aud Surgery Tor the least
wsNtY Sivt YhArs IN rms SraTs. has ps rman-
emily iorated IA this CITY nna offers his profess
rionai services =" thu ci'ilens of Davenport aud
vicinty. and hopes b, his long experience with
tic dis.asc, OF the climate, 90 merit aud r.reive
,otiion of public patronage
'hce corner of 1hird aud brady. over Lind
saws 'eweiry store, rcsidcncr Ia whs, wss for
merry known rs the Fulton House, on Water
.r.ct above the bridge une2- DIT =,
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THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE
TOBACCO.
NEW CIGAR STORE.

elR.VrOLO = LeCksl10D,
INVITE the PUBLIC 10 CALL A. f18
II new quarters when anything In the Iinec
Tobacco, Cigars Or fancy Cee6eJ
- wanted They have . 'uil supply u ~
grade.. sell cheap sod guarantee seeisS.setg@
4 eeseeiellv called 10 the stesk. hey 49,.
1s11re Shets ewn goods, "a - oel1 = 49,
- ~ oehsF house II Ne rify ira scr rHsIs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-28

For Young Ladies. Misses and Children they are
Superior 10 all othfre Inquire for the Duplex Ellip
tic Tor dcuhle Spring Skirt For Sale In all STORED
where First Glass Skirte ID, throughout the
=. and elsewhere.
WEST, BRADLEY 4 CARY.
Sole Owners Of Patent and Exclusive ManusActuf
ers Warehouse and once, 81 Chamber. and ~ 81
Reade St, y Y nov2-6m
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= r RING EkHK rs.
THEY WILL. NOT BEND OR BREAk LIKE THE
i Single Spring but will Pnx,THvE their GRAcxvrl
have been thrown aside as usclcse. Each hoop IL
composed ftwo finely tempered Steel SPRING. beai.
ded and rmNLv together. EDaE 10 Rl,oR, fos-
ing the Strongest most Flexible and still the lghteet
Hoop made In fact for the Promenade. or the House
the Church. Thcrtrc. Railroad Care, Carriages Crow
dei Assemblies. &c, SC, they are uneQuaIIed. com
b.ninc Comfort. Durability and Economy. with that
Elegance o. shape, which has made tee DUPLEX
4
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Onto.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-Thc banking b ouse
Of Glass 4 Co.. made an assignment to day.
A billiard saloon was entered last night
and robbed Of the amount of $1,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-28
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 2s-The Christian CD uroh
which was burned Sunday mSrnins had
bee occupied but two Ssobaths Coz 81. ).
500. II was insured tor but S1.5co The
fire was caused by i-fect in tAe f. iraacc
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ILLINOIS.

AURORA. Jan. % George Plsck, work.
man in a car shop, was found. froze n "a
death this morning. victim. Of lntepa D e..
ance 10 leaves widowed mother.
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spss. =. VOsiyaANs.

- lYsiCihN AND SURGEON. Office, cor.
a "a and Brady Streets under Streeper 4
lay lic'rstore. lcri1cncc On lsth a., bet Brn
ia and Mum. nrtnh. IL. !.
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INSTINCTS Of scout COUNTY

ABSTRACTS Of SCUts .CUUUJv
rr>ag ABOVE BOOKS. WHl0n HAVE
occupied q s.ss =
Tcn n-esrs % C6aoISSUs,
-. a.v tho property cfths ssnDansss sae On
's' Abstracts Of Tito 81
-, nav Real Estase a. seess c..
= .s.ra NOTICE end On ssasepsble ssrns.
g. II. El1ro1ees
49, - Aoo6Y RoliA
a., ,.-.s Rsy~n 4 Op-atsars. Pen O@es 1'ese.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
CHICAGO, Jan. q.
= Receipts of cattle, IA sales up to noon, so /;
common to medium. finn at 34..565.e5.
Receipts OF logs, Loo; sales OF 1925. at
$5,s5ei6 90 tor commos, ana $6l54S45 Tor
good for extras unsoi nothing doing.
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Urassicy's ssupic1 Elliptic skirt.
VERY fIbNtBLE. FOLDED EASILY
Y when N use ie occupy small space-ma.
king the mos, Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sizes. at Wholesale and Retail by
kEHNE 4 CAnART
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Brad'ey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

NrFRY FIEXlRLE. FOLDED EASILY
y when in use 10 occupy sr,all space ma
klHg tAe rtast Agreeable SKIRT wcrn. In all
~ifsS. - Wholesale and Ret@il ~
ISAAC BrINEfS
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Miss. =. Il. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO FAIRBANKS BLK, adFLOOR
PHOTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OH. or
X w~s-r & lors. or India Ink. on plain or
alhunae iscd paper. Particular attention paid
~ oolIns.
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CHAS. w. NOLEN'S
MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL !
The standard Of Excellence
Pure, Fresh and Tastcless.

Constructor. RAEUNA1iga. &C.
VERY KFFlCAClOCs IN wEAKN8eA, WAIST
petite invixosssing the Bood. and adding Energy 70
Ne Mind aud Nervous Syetem
Win - experience Of years IN the manufsctusc Of
improved the process " prncurinr t. snd now vsIcs
70 'ne puOne PREPARATION that, Tor underwriting Fu-
MY Uniform Fscsnners ard Superiority Of Prepsrs.
tbs pefrouAl supervision ~ the propric.urr waoss
efforts have made this Vii the .'ss ndsrd II Esccl.
lence Physicians and othere. looking 10 ths nseaan
meas OF tho grcsfeet medicinal efficacy IN Tn uhv1.el
time, and thereby obvating Indigestion ana Nsnoss
In the patient can secure their purpose 81 Ske "a.
minist!ntiorof our Oil. NOLAN 4 swEENY.
row aarS 10 ie7 8. Front -. PhtiahrlrAia
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NeSv S0rs. sssaxb<sf
Nxw YORK, Jan. IS.
Cotton-Duli. Ssi51Ar.
Flour-Dall 100 j. lower SO. 560 Gil 20
Extra State; and sll.,'G 1900 for hoop Ohio
Wheat-Dull and Groopng.
Kye-vcry firm.
Corn-Fa,ors buyer, at ..'5nl.lG in
store.
Oats-Drooping. At f.Gs5 for Chicago and
dill.
Pork-Opened t-mer md closed heavy.
Cut Meais-Sieady.
Lsrd-Hcavy.
Dressed Ilogs-Firme-
Petrolcu.n-Duli.
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM


srr~l pofxr, White co. Ark, May 20. 20.
stDs Jonr Btir.-Deas Sir: Last February was In
i.oaisvilr purchasing drugs, and got come OF your
Asrraparilla and Cetfon Bttess. ny sonin- law VINO
wa. with me in tile store, had been down win fheu
u,aiirtn fs suns time, commenced on inc mixers,
and soon found his general health improved ".
,,t who hsd been In bad health, tried the0, and he
al-t, improved pr Coffee. who had been IN bad
liza ~ i,r several years and liver affected
H. imvrnsel very much ny the u-c OF your Btirrs
Indeed The tedron Bitter hss given you great popu-
iarity IN this settlement think could cell great
quantity Of sour medicines this isll-cspecisiy 81
ynss Cedfon Btters and Ssrsnpaiilia. ship me sa
Menu hir, car. i.icLett Nicely. tesy.cffrhy.
C.B. WALLER
EsIsscr ov LrTfrx Inos PKoyIpKnor, Als..l
May -. lses
In Jnp. HtIs send Won 50 for CFDRoS FIT
r,e. piease send Whist II win come Ia amer pay ng
ff,axht 20 Columbus. Miss have been troubled fDr
sever Il years with gesiion have had to take pills
every nigh for ten hfteen year, and In Febrnsry.
1904. sac STACKED VITA general paraiysie was
MINED 10 my for the balnoce ~ fhr yeof ana
In fact continued In very weak and nervous condi-
tion until s.nlo two menths since, when ives put
under AL operation. and your Cedron Bitfess Sos
rsatmen. commenced improving right away, and
am pretty N.li restored Your, truly,
oci2i'dead& Why a. l.. NEAL.
AVN pfRFij'E I0g IN HssDN ERCMiEF.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-28
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