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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
LATEST News
ny TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Cabinet to>
day had under consideration the amnesty
proclamation, and while it was decided not
to issue I'LL rcxt week, important official sc>
ton resulted. After considerable debate i.
was decided to exclude the following per.
| sons from the benefit of pardon and amnes~
~. First all who are or shall have been
pretended diplomatic officers, or o,hern ise.
or domestic Of foreign agents OF the pres
tended rebel government. Second, ell who
have been engaged in conspir.ng to assaae
siWats the President and Cabinet. Third,
all who have been indicted in the United
States Courts. Fourth, ell who have been
military or naval officers OF the rebel gov
eminent above the rank OF brigadier gener
al in the army, or captain an the lazy.
Fifth, ali whe have been engaged in treatine
otherwise than as prisoners o. war, persons
found in the United States service, as off.
GER, soldiers, seemen or in any other ca.
rccity.
A proclamation will be issued or Monday
grsnting amnesty to all who participated in
the rebellion, except those who come under
the above enumerated exclusions.
The Tines Was. inetoa special says
number Of CALIFORNIA; headed
by Montgomery Blair waited on
he President to>lsy and handed
b n dispatch from Democratic STATE Com
mittee OF California ating that the Demos
Gratis Ind carried the Legislature, elected
their Governor and two out Of three Con
grcssmen. They then congratulated the
President on the victory, and in return he
thanked them for ne~s he regarded, he
said, as but the beginning Of reaction. AZ
ter few moments spent in conversation,
the Californ ans and Blair retired. Tee
President seemed ove,joysd at the news
1t is stated that Senator ressenden has
declared himself in favor CT impeaching the
President.
At dinner given TO Gen. Sickles on the
occasion Of his departure from Charleston,
Gen. Candy and staff being present. the fol-
lowing sentiment. was offered: "Our ds>
parting guest and retiring commander, car
rying With him our sEecticnats attachment
thoroughly earned: may prosperous voy.
ago bear him where welcomes await him %
cordial a. our adieus are regre.ful." To
this General Sickles responded 10 short
speech.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
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by the Equitable Life AS
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
CANADA,

TORONTO, Sept. Ga dispatch from
Montreal list evening to the Globe, says
Cartier is elected FOR both houses by ma
jor'iy Of so; the majority for McGee at the
close Of the poll vas 21171; alter announce
ment mob Of about 200 Of tie Dev
party arrived opposite Mechanics Hall, ard
tore down the statement The riot ,han
commenced. showers Of stones bcing di
recied at the hall. and the front windows
were broken. There was free fight in the
street, bu. the mob was kept out Of the rail-
where NcGee was by revolver shots from
the inside At the entrance guards charged
the r.oters and put them 20 fight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
!. CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6-The Board Ct Ditec-
tors oi the Iowa Central Railroad Comps-
ny, Just Adjourned at OskaIooss, made ar
raDgcments with the contractors on the
North Missouri railroad and parties in st
Louis. for the entire completion and equip
ment Of their Inc from the connection with
North Missouri road to Gear Falls, Iowa,
distance 23G miles A contract TO this effect
was entered into. TIE price agreed on was
$22 600 or $23,CO0a mile. The stock is 10
he issued 10 the contractors as the work en-
tie road progresses
a dispatch from Poughkepsle states that
enc OF tie officers Of the first national
hank Of King ton failed for two hundred
thousand dollars and the hank loses seven
hundred thousand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-John A. kssson, of
Iowa, who represents TIE L nitcd States here
is ut present nego,ia,in. with the Prussian
government for the establishment of pos.
tai treaty similar 30 thai just cor cluded with
Great Britain
MADRID, sept. Aug -Stric. orders have
been issued 10 the proper authorities at oil
ports in Snain. requiring all vessels hailing
from the n.ied States 20 80 into a rigid
qu' rantine.
Paws. Aug. 6 ii. Ncpetier. Minister of
foreign aii'irs has j.. nd 4 circular in re-
gard - The coni.rtncr recently held at
Saitzburg. He saws that The meeting of the
Soverelgns was merely one ri condolnnce
over tie ia.c of'hr Arch Duke, Maximiian.
There Was general IL ,erchauge of views on
the situation Of European politics, but no
alliance or combination WAS planned hy the
Enrorors as hes has beer stated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. THE principal race G,
the Dexter Park, yesterday, between Gen.
Butler, Lackey and Sllas Brown was won
by the former; best time. 2:2si. The pres
mu,ns amounted to 5000 $500 to the first
horse, 200 10 second, and sO0 to the
third.
The most exci'ing race Of the meeting
comes of this at ernoon, being for purse
of $4,000, and between Dexter to harness
and Brown George with running mate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
LATE NEWS
M TELE0R.fPH.
low a.

BunIlseToS. Sept. 6-TLere is to be a
grand base bail tournament held at tie
lair gronnds a. this place. commencing on
tac i5ta OF October ard confusing from
daY % day Until all the matches are comple.
ted. Extensive preparations have been
made anl j. Is expected that ell the clubs in
the State will participate in the competition
for the liberal prizes Offered.
The location with the river and railroad
f-cllities for transportation from all points
Of the Stale together with the commodious
grounds, both ier field operations and the
accommodation Of spectators insures for this
exhibition complete success.
1he rev covered smphitbestrc capable Of
seating ten thousand persons has just been
completed and special arrangements are
made with RAILROADS and steamboats, for q
reduction of fare ON that OCCASION
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- -
GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, sept. The reports about
Sea Island cotton are discouraging Along
The South Carolina coast rein ard the worm
make great havoc.
The reports from the Georgia coast say
the worm has only appear, d On two Isla nds.
Oiher Islands expect lair crop. TIE esti
nate oi tic crop Is 6J,Ut bales. Rains CON
tnue, but reports from the interior are
good, aud fair CROPS are expected oi upland
NJ RES sc, Island cotton ngs Seen received
~.
ArGusTf, Sat-. 1.-THE Atlanta Ner Era
is officially informed that the registration in
Georgia. "a far as heard from, is something
over ~, go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVALS
Eau CLAIRE, St. Louis.
SUCKER STATE, Capt. Hight. St Paul
kEsrnsBrIG. Capt. Campbell. IT. Madison
DEPARTURES.
Eau CLAIRE, Chippewa R.ver
SUCKER STATE, Capt Hight, 81. Paul.
kriTnsBrgG, Capt. Campbell. Fl. Madison
The Muscsiine, Crpt. jerks, for St.
Louis is due a. this point aud may be look,
ed foi momentarilv.
The Savanna, Capt. Mo3owin, viii make
her first appearance in some months at 5
o'clock to-morrow morning, she being en-
route for St. Paul.
The Minnesota, Capt. Hill, ia expcc,cd
down on this evening or tomorrow morn,
inC. r. NJ. Pre.tyman, Northern line
agent.
The regular tri,weckly steambcs. Ben.
Campbell will depart tomorrow at AN
for Clinton. E. @. duncan. agent
The fine passenger packet New Boston
Capt. Grinuel, will leave for Fl. Madison
in the morning c. c. Mather in the Of
fee.
Capt. Pierce, latc Of the Ben Campbell re-
turned from st. Louis on las. evening,
whittier he has been for the purpose OF
looking up b5At suitable to run between
this point and Lyons. he informs us that
he expects to have an ENTIRELY new boat in
about three weeks-of which fact his nu-
merou. shipping friends will do well to
make a note.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
CITY NOTICES.

DAVENPORT LEATHER DEpor-At the new
store of Stuckra.h 4 Co., 81 Brady St, can
be found the larges: and most complete stock
Of French and American calf skins, k;ps aid
morocco, harness, sole, and upper feathers,
shoemaker stoos, findings, and materials per-
tanning to the trade, west Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather, and procure
al other kinds from first hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

FHILADEiPniA, Sert G.-llebry Wtr,
yesrsntenced 10 the peni;cntiary tor fittee n
was sefor committing outroges upon fema e
o Il In n children.
BOsToN. sept. Elm the Burnett claim
of nearly hall n million dollars against the
city, tried in the United States Circuit Court,
before Judge { itiord. this morning. decis
ion was given tina, the city had no right 10
assess ricntv TO pay the claim, ana instruct.
ell the i9ry 10 return verdict ave.sc to the
mini Il y L Oh tin Y did
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ON rrLt. y. p. D. G. hOrNbr, z.
Ellsa. BELL. A ROINnY.

DHYSiciANS AND SURGE0OS. OFF,
Il on Third Street. one door west Of Brady.
sou'h sioe- Once hours rom to l2 A. H. aud
from u c 7. NJ nr,lotf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
VERMONT.

BURLIScroS, VI, sept G-At 4 o'clock
this afternoon curing the races at the Chit.
tenden county fair grounds near this CITY i,
the seats arranged in the form of an amph
theatre while dens.ly crowded with spec
tators tel 10 tire ground with a fearful
crash, Bringing Gown with them over 5000
people, over lily 81 whom were injured,
some, j is thought, fatally. and many had
their limbs broker. The structure vas
over fiitV ieet hi II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE. Sept. G.-Three State militia
men grossly insulied the wives OF two re-
8. ectsblc citizens last nigh, and assaulted
'hcir husband. They rem when ,ii wen,
10 The gentleman attacked. but two Of them
we-o caught ard the third wss arrested in
c,rp to-day. All are in Ill and will be
tried tomoirov. They are boys nbou. -
,ears cd and are rom East Tennessee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Chicago Markets.

AntC0xO N7WTeACuSs
By Telegraph Sept. Z.
Ficur--lo@e5c higher on spring extras; COED
to eli dice, s cog 1000.
Wheet-l@2c better on spiing; No. open-
ed .74@1,7S. closing with buyers at 7slS and
sellers, la; No. 3. l6s@l.6s; No. l, l.sl@ SO;
No. red cold at ais,
Corp-Good inquiry; No. l opened At LOO.
closed at ! .o5; No.2. higher, and closing at
LOO.
Oats-Active, closed 49@4sL.
Rye-Active, c,osiug 1.oe@l 10 for Nos. l
and2.
Bsrley-2@5c lower, 1.c2@f.o3.
Provisions Firm, BUYERS not isoosed to pay
Advance on articles Of hog p-oduc, excs,: on
shoulders, on which 1l@ssc better va. real
lied.
Mess Pork-24.6o.
Dry Sa'ted Hsms-1il.
Saoulde-s-12E@l2;s.
Lard -l21S0l2s<.
su: corn. laa,sss bu oa.s, ss,lss bn rye is..
us bu barley, 5,27? bu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
JOHN ". CRAWFORD.

tdAtss.AtssHEEk q ksENTE.siSV.
A TToRSEfs AND CoUSsELoRs At LAW
n tonveyancer. OHce i Lei arc Low IN s,airr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
SuMMERFlElD INSTITUTE /!

MISS 9. UTLER,................ Principal
MISS ALICE SNYDER Assistant Teacher
MISS MARY A. LINDl.EY, ........... Matron.
MISS EMMA RICHTER. ...... Music Teacher
r HIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN FOR THE THIRD
1 Year, We nesdsy. September Is, 1861.
This Institution !. situated In the pleasant village
Of summerfcid, Illinois, on the Ohio 4 Mississippi
Railroad, rs miles from ST. Louis.
The course OF instruction will be similar 10 that
pursued in all popular graduating Institutions, in
Gliding Gymnastics and Riding lessons and also n
thorough knowledge Of Housekeeping. All gradu-
stes vi be examined in the latter, and If 20 and d,
ctent, viii he placed under the Iatrun for instruc-
ton. he design OF the Institution ia to make wo
men fitted Tor all the responsible duties or life as
daughter, wife and mother. Not only to make her
accom- plished. but useful
There will he unusual facilities granted 10. sccuir
Ing knowledge of draw ing and painting in OILS az
the Principal has paid much attention 10 the ere arts
In this department the Institution i second to none
in tie State.
A reading room is connected with the Institution
furnished with most OF the standard periodicals and
papers OF the day, and library Of standard works
TO which additions of modern publications will ire.
quendy be made. Pupils VIII also have the benert
OF Museum. containing specimens in Geeiocy. Or
anthology and Botany.
Each pupil will be required TO furnish her own
bedding, towels and table napkin.
Pupils can enter at Any time, although il is desira-
BILE to commence with the formation Of clas~ps-
Those wishing TO perfect themselves in Music Ger
man, French the fine arts. can 40 30 without in
Gliding the common branches.
Girls of all ages over five admitted. Parents
ard guardians eau rely upon the almost being
taken Of the welfare moral and ply sical Of the pa
pits of this Institution
For further particulars. address the Principal
n.A - -II-la Ala
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
ksEs. a. ~. MINER.
ID E.VrTXE r.
IDse. n. -. MYERS,

<gS- DENTIST. ONCE In Forrest. bloc.
- $500 II opposite J.. o., corner 81 and Per
utET<~1%A ry streets. Has had over IL yenrs
--- practice In this city. Has the
pietc apparatus for manufacturing and adm mastering
nitrous oxide % Gas. Tor painless operation In ~
tracirc teeth ianl2-ly
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FORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. y G, Sept G.-The Republi
can convention adopted resolutions request.
ing the district commander TO order the sus
pension o! the collection an one.half the
taxes cue the Stale and county, and asking
Tor m early election. ard ceiling for Con
s'iiutional Convention
AoigiiTn. ii sine die
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
ENEyRV a. nEreax

TTnVNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA Nc. Viele's Block, Davenport, lowe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ca political organ
iiaiion styled tie Grand Encampment of
the United States and National Union John
son rEcn was he'd this evening. The pro.
ccc,llnrs were held in secret. " is under
stood 10 he n iranch OF other similar asso.
Citations elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

'Ali men think all men mortel ou' ii
selves
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BUCHlNNAN
5 t c a IN M il |
AND
nuATvu u,upVy e
DISTILLERY."

Said property was conveyed 70 the United
States by W. II. Buchanan by deed dated Au-
gust 18th, 1865.
The Mill is substantial Stone building with
eiate roof, and has four run Of burrs, driven by
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of Hour per day.
The distillery is a wooden building adjoining
the mill, and mas sufficient capacity for running
about five hundred bushels Of corn per day.
The steam for both distillery end mill is furnish.
ed by two large tubular boilers recently put in
at cos. Of eleven thousand dollars. There is
also, upon the premises. new malt house built
of brick, end aihre proof building, intended for
bonded warehouse.
There viii also be sold at the same time and
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot SO called below the mill, and the Cattle
sheds. north Of the distillery. sufficient TO sta
bic about six hundred head of cattle.
ALSO the following other personal property. 70
Wit:
Engine.
Fiuc Boilers.
Mud Drums.
Lumber wsgon.
A lot of Whiskey barrels.
Reaper.
Feed Cutter.
Iron Safe.
A lot Of Office furniture. q
horse.hay aake.
A lot Of grain sacks.
lot Of copper pipe.
A lot Of Iron shafting.
Several hundred cattle chains.
A lot of lumber.
The right to stop this sale Il any time u r.:
served TO the Government.
TERMS CASH.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
aug5-otd Collector ID District Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific
Ra1lroad.
1861. Fail irran-tmtai. 1867.
Trainsrun by Chicago time which is Twelve min
utes faster than Davenpor. tiIse.
nSAND AFTER MONDAY, .'s.4 ., 1867,
~ and until further notice. trans viii leave
Davenport daily, ,Sundavs oxcep;edi as follows
TONG East-lst NAL tram e. ........, 90, A. y.
~ Night express. ......S o5, P n.
Going West-lst, Express and Mail for Dies
Noines ana Wnshingt u, 30 AN
-, Mixed, for Des iioInes and
Washington. .6.20P.s.
Arrive at Da7eDpor, daily, Sun6sys excepted
as follows:
From the ..as.-lst Nigh; express II. = so, A =
Cd Daily E1 q nail 3 so, p. n.
From TIE West-lsi Mixed from l'es hoines
So AN
81, Express from reS Moincs
and Nsshingtoa. .s.e5r.A.
CONNECTIONS.
At Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
AT Joliet with L. a. 1. D. l.. L. X. for Bloom
ing.on, Springfield, &c.
AT LaSale with / c. L. 4 for Dunleith. st.
Louis. Cairo, DC.
1t Pond Creek with c. b. &oR.R for Bur-
iington, keokuk aud Quincy.
AZ Peoria with T. Z. q J. T. H. DC.
at Des aoines. Iowa CITY, and washington
with Western Stage Co.'S Stages, FOR ell points
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains Through
Tickets for sale ana baggage checked TO Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns
p. a. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
A. kixBAlL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. b. Hills, Ac't, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

Richard Oglesby Gov. Of H.; Gen. l. N. Haynie,
Adj. Gen; Hon. y. Tyndalc. Secry of State Dr. /.
lyn Pres't Mckendree College, Lebanon. Ill. Dr.
Lytle. Rev. j. n. Lappin, Lebanon, ILL.,: DIR. Reid.
Prest Shurtleff College, Alton, H. Sexton & Co.,
A. Sumner, John NJ. Gilman, prop'r Western House
George Hart, of Hart, Harvey a Co., st. Louis Mo:
VIM. Digger. st. Jacobs. III o,s. Conxi;n. kso-
knk, iowa; Hon. james Whitaker. Elder 4. Pee
bee, DIR. Huit, Symmetrical, H.: DR.. j. J. Rowe,
Avon, Fulton Co. Ill. Mr.. Sweeney, Marine !:
Rev. Green, Pastor Baptist Church, Rev. J. A. Rob
inson OF Methodist Caurch, Rev. II. 3. Deppe. Hon.
w. ii. Underwood, Gen. W. c. Kuefner. Col. "
Niles, @. II. kimbal. Editor Of the Bellevls Advo-
cate, Cap. j. j. X. Patrick. Bellville. III.
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new Y0RK.

INV Yoak. Sept. IA Times Washing,
- spseial says: Gepersl Grifit, now II
ennaad Of the 9th military district. b.
axked and received pesmission 10 6r ~
headquarters Of the district temporarily n
Gs!yeston, o~ing 70 the .act that he has hut
one 1T officer tit for duty, that q sur.
- ~ sick, thst hi esly .ehild = ~
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LUSE. &c GRIGGS. % Perry st.
Have all New &: Popular Works.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Siste OF Charity Of the

The Siste- w of Charity OF the
BLESSED VIRGIN.
Desire to inform their friends In Davenport and the
public generally. that their Acade ny will reopen on
Monday, Augu., 10Th, for the
RECEPTION OF YOUNG LADIES
a. boarders, half b iric-s, sra eay scholars.
The course OF instruction vii comprise all nat
constitutes GOOD English education. French. tse--
man aad Latin languages. Music on Plano. OCEAN,
Harp and Guitar, Drawing, Painting In on and WA.
ter coors. Monochromaic and Psstelle Painting and
Embroidery.
Particular attention paid 10 Plain Sewing without
extra charge.
fsyments required quarterly In advance. F.os
THIS krLx THERE WILL NO DEVIATION
further Information eau BE- OBTAINED at the cad
envy. situated on Eighth 81 bet Brady ana Main
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maryland.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA FIRE last night
broke out in Jackson & Wilson's Coal OIL
Refinery and extended to the American
Cos Refinery. Loss $50 900.
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FEVER AND AGIE.
IEMiTTINT FENl
MAhsH FEVER AND OTHER MALAp'
DISEASES
FEVER AND AGtE.
RkMiTTrNT FEW
MARSH FEVER AND oIuEp ,
DISEASES.

The infatuat!on Of human nature y nst
ing. Thousands OF individuals whose bu isses
takes them into unhealthy districts. wher ,'a
must necessarily breathe impoisoned dill
drink imprisoned water. neglect 30 ~ s +,
themselves with any antidote thereto Hovftte
is .ha,
IAN men think all men mortel ou- j,
selves,
These foohardy people lister ,hamsel,, {. Il
although Others have fallen By the,yaf si
can resist the influence of malaria. ia
the settlers IN new end in salnbr.ous fea,e -.
often equally remiss. They either take
periodical shakings ind burnipgs asunav
dsnensations of Providence, or only
check them by Inadequate arl sometirc
gerous means. And vet HOSTEL
STOMACH SiTTERS, an absolute pro-
against Intermittent and .eWittt ut fever.
types, arr advertised IN every lccal par.
eau scarcely be unknown 80 any Pc ZION
reading public. i - true tiiat tie 4t,.i.
the BiITEkS increases raj ity ana that e
season odds largely - thr nuu.hsr If fho.
scknowle dge its viriues % an accl faati
paration; We there are multi'ude. o8 81
"a living marty rdOm from Aiilsau8 eep
ut the cost OF lew bottles oi this ures
tonic. might enjoy uninterrupted !
whole year round.
No fact in medical history il Le tor fsini ..t
than the potency of the Bl1TEhS as asa
against epidemic and endemic malls Il Is
ated by miasma hnl polluted wateT
eier in, or resident Of, mafshy, over-ED
or uncativated tract Of country shou bs
out this unequ,cd tonic and disiufeeian;
water of the Western rivers, csppcia}lY
the Mississippi ind its tributaries, il fnas'
nicious To those who have been teeuet. i
the purcr element Of the Eastern ard
States. II invariably sickens them II TAX
the stomach in unrnixed state. Nor wi
com.Aon bar s,imuiants remedy the evil
deed. they inevitably do more harm than
for, as they are uniformly adulternted, II Il
con bining one poison with anotler to rH1
with unwhoiesome water. But the BIT.
are medtcafed expressly to meet this cont
cv. They contain juices which are q rost,-
tdoie to the poisonous faint, whether il 1
duced BY decomposipg vegetable matter q s.
mineral substances. The effect of unheail
i first to enfacble and then to effect the ~
But u the whole frame be braced and invi
ed BY course OF the GREAT TONIC, II " fle
rendered proof against the prostrating tenc =
OF malaria. and thus escape the maladi
which debility is always the precursor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-07
chicago Lave stock Market.

By Telegraph September Z.
HoRs-Received TO l2 H., % cars market &C.
tive for Satua day early sales were at t-ifling
advance from yesterday, but later there ives a
good New York hogs that average ls50lso ns
Il 6s50s 90; prime, e.2s@s.6o; extra and
choice, s.6o@6so,
Catsie-Received to :la n, care. Marke.
closes strong on good fat cattle which would sell
readily atoufside quotations Other grades rath-
e. 6ul.