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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

JUST HOW TO DO Tr.-An exchange says
IT, you wish 10 keep your town from thriving
turn cold sho. Ter to every young mechan
ic or beginner in business kill him of il
you can. Look up to every new conner with
a scowl and discourage all you can if that
won't do decry his work, and go abroad 70,
wares Of his kind rather than give him you,
Money Last but not least, refuse to pa.
tronize your village paper. Then 90 to
seed. There is no more efFectual way to
rctard the growth Of town than this.
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE.-Our prcdeces.
sor, T. H. Purdy, Esq, was admitted this
week to practice law in the several Courts
Of Northumberland County. Mr.. Purdy's
eminent qualities of mind and heart are
well known to our readers, hence il Is need
less for Us to say more than that his accss.
sion to the bar will prove credit to it, to
himself and to those who employ his legal
services. He has formed 8 co.partrership
with j. D. James, ESQ.,, young Attorney
OF promise. Otlce on Market Square, i'm
mcdiatcly opposite Our sanctpm. -Norham-
Jersand County Democrat
FJ Husbands, Love your Wires" and
give them Plantation Bitters when they are
suffering from Nervousness, General Debili-
ty, faintness, Spasms, or sny of the thou-
sc-.. and or? diseases 70 which the weaker
ssS is lia5le. Harir8 govsc,res expcrien-
ccd the benefit Of their use, extend the
blessing 70 others. This invaluable tonic
will ch0so Hypochondris or "the Blues
give tone to the damaged nervous system
gently stimulate lursuid sccretions -dispcl
vapcrs and cnani., and generally build up
the worn constitution. For each sex and
oil ages it is a aentle stimulant and re-
f.eshing cordial. Millions of bottles are
sold daily all over the world.
MAGNOLIA WATER delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. No. So.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

EE- A few bushels Of. now corn will be
taken at this Office on subscription.
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tT P. John does no. like the looks Of
tie Pyramid for 1867 as published in our
paper few weeks ago. He takes excep-
tons to our Pyramid Of gains land not of
msontiss) . put down BY us, and attempts
70 torture them into majorities for bis de-
! ans. party Poor Doctor, these figures
. ''staneNJ to you, bnt next Tall vii
,s the .seH|soa" The Democracy will 60
making Pyramids, and if the figures
Id in any 60 appear to you slightly
ish this tall, ~ will make :hsw still
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13
ESTRAY' S0 EEB,

Cane % the t5smfses Of tAe Dub perbsE. ID Centrs
HS p i'll, FtvE HEAD 30 81 81 Ssss Tx 'iii.
o&HSy 10 requested 10 e0lR} fpiWaic.
R!W pscvs piopssty. pay charges iKl Sats
- ihsp away; oshsfw,ss thsy Will ~
d.spa.'d af ssosrtl asss lew. WILLIAM ut,
Css.ss yownsh,p, Vet. 10. lsS7.-5w. :
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

.GsiVf VII thsnEpurl l,rjssrs sov ~ ,oes, oJcur.
sneSfih tA+is inmedinte toeatiias. II they d1 no,
de'r~ se.~x,,e decentralization for the public eye,
9, them Ssod Us brief statement Of everything Of
nierst 10 their respective communities A iis, o
ma'rihsss, deaths, sccidents, drrs removals. busi-
ness thangr,. &c. We will put them IN rorn The
more fncts ri this kind can ee, the better It will
sui' ~ and cur readers. Who will do III
To ApvERIistRs.- Persons wishing advertisements
nsrr'rd. NUT hand them In early on Tuesday morn.
ing TO insure their invrrtion for that week.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-11-13

WE have received oopy Of the No7er,,
ber number Of the WiNiamspor. Advertiser,
. monthly Journal, in pamphlet form. for
grstuitoua circulation, published by FRANK
II. SNYDER, Of this place. It is strictly an
advertising medium, If We rightly under.
dsrstand its character. Its Typography is
all vol enough, but the ms,erialupon which
the journal is printed is hardly passable.
Success 70 FRANK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A 0aRiismsn who suffered for yss!s f!pn ysrvous
youth III iudscTeiion. vii, ,tSS tho sake o. su6sins
humanity, send frse 10 sll WIN need u, the recpips
which ne was curad. sufferers wishins u pro6t By
the advsrsssrs experience, do % BY addressing
In perfect confidence, JOHN D. OGDEN q Cedar
Street. New York. May 10. lbo7.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIL H EALING POOL,
AND H0naH or MERCY

Hews!d Aseeeialion Reports. for YOUNG kEN
on on! She CRIME OP eOl iruDE, and the ERHORS
powess, and create impsdimsais 70 MARRiA0E,
we sure s,oans OF relief 1eht In sealed ietas en-
xye,ope. ne o. chasss. Afdrsss DR. ]. SRiLLiN
June Q, l6U7.-l.l
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A BUSINESS CHAT.

BLANKS | BLANKS!i
|.Ol s,oly desc6rtiou0 lo' ssls, q this Office
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-29
NJ
1--WE .. 1907.

Our dat by III tat packet FIRM san Frrueacr are q III
oh Thc EsHsfss IN rterns G. the state II b,-in.- make
n eomPafr - - tkr Irr-- m sau4e 81 The EthuE staples ~ith
those rvEag one year prcs0us- Tha exhibit VIII int-r~t cur
rvaaiers
The season 80 ftr IN not met th~ r-n-rai 81 @etatt,ns % the
ui-rrantls cpuaasnify, ufstsrate - were th- an7ucif@t.U- an
tlgc-d anil . = -onIcShat dihcult o. arc1gut Sr "a pseNIil-
tm= dultns-- uFau any other grsuud thar The aG ailli-I L IN
q Erusr occasion. nansrly-rn uany trste-usu &c til bg-i-
nc~- wants q thc ~ AMI -tlt-- In pre-ut Inactivity q
trutr - MT III r-ult q thu want a Prosperity IA tn agncul-
tarai, uiuu. er ulsluttrturue mtcr~t- "a t- STATE anal
gas-t. Nh thee --v-ui departments, with the rVrvrtih.
IsrhlI~, q th- Ip-t uInrd, nc. - Pr-I~rou% as ever Nth
tHrtnf evr-ptpa-- tn agricultural tntcr,-ts g tie state were
never an r. naure unur-IanE Carilfuu. wLi- th- nIluuug pr
Irrtr g the coast csufurc Lsvarthly With thu - tr Ialut- u
dV- 80 th~ past S-ith-E = thu Fui.sn--- iu trtdr clrct-
dE+ D. hfh pncc-. 6r uady az dHrrptlr- g n~reLtmtI~
ac Considerably bSer than AZ tn caFr--p.tasinz dat- lat
Gar. \ cunIpart-uu "a thr prices - a So q tn t4tdIng sta
IL-. sill show marked Reductions iu LIvor g thu present time.
Ihe hgunrs given represent th- INVOKE 81 wiUIrsa@ prices on
fMe 5h II Iuu- In enrH ~
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V,rrF OF BRAINs-lt is stated that fr", as"7
r,nceiv.,l for his six lectures on the aHiaAo"' ~
before the Association for the advancement ~"
in New York, the sum OF S3'o"o' or F''V
Taking the time he devoted to each ler'n-e: -
Eos = would seem that he was paid fee collars per
noinn,a far every minute he spoke. John b. Cough,
the popular temperance lecturer on' - -
g s;,rla Ioctnre If about the same length, or
-. 3,U,rs ner minute. The latter gentleman
revor had any education but what he picket up IN d
Massachusetts common school and in a book-blndery'
which trade he learned. Yet as an orator he Is HI
surnassel by any living person.
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PoaT OF aoMoLULu. n. L.
ARRIVALS.

lue zs--chr Kate L.. Fountain from Maui.
=--sLr Nrssa. Bout from frsch Tn.ate Shoals
zZ--chr S-ttH- Merrill. Kinney from Kauai
z--rLr IA LG. " IbuT. frgn Maui.
GAM brig Adyanr-, Perry. Il days fr san Francisco.
@B--chr MARY Eu-u. Wet, irum Maui.
Zf-=chr Mar, Patry, from Hawaii
Z5--s1p Ninah1u. frafn Muiokai-
z--chf T1 " ailJ-. from Maui
D-Am cHPT@r -hib Bengal. lnsrrsJn, l6 days trouT -au
FT4usuaeJ-
z5-Schr Odd Fellow, Ctuney. from Hawaii.
%-Schr Kohala. Howard. from Hawaii
Z-Schr Nannlka~ai, Anton, from Maui
2s-$chr Rob Roy. frHn -A-
Zi-Schr ksna Packet, Narchsnt. from Hawaii
Zg--unT Klausa, H.t:rsoT, from WindWard Ports
S4-$.hr Iis.n- BlEtsti-T, from Mani
23-<chr MARI. Sika- inIn Kauai
Zy-SgLr NarbiA- Ilarr-lu, from Hawaii
ZJ-=cir Ia M0i. MethrTts-, from Maui
=J-ScLr N.tte, from kau1I-
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RES

June 2I-ScLr Mar, Nika, Tor Kauai
2I-Schr Irtts. fr Kauai
2i-Schr koisla- Howard. Br Hawaii
Am bark Rainier, Haydn, tur san Francisco.
ZS-Schr Warwick. fT M0lokai.
x-Scbr Martha, Harrison, for Hawaii.
z2-$chr Em-line. Crane. fr Hawaii.
24-Am brig Advance, Perry. for Japan.
Z4-StnT kiIu-a. MCGregIr. Er WuIwarl Ports.
2I-Schr HeI-n, Balasti-r. for Maui.
2l-Schr Nettie Merrill, Kinney, for Niihau.
2f-schr Prince, Hatfield, FIR Kauai.
2j-Schr kats Lee. Fountain, fT Maui.
25-Schr IA Moi. Wilbur. for Maui.
2G-SchT MARY El.n, West, for Maui.
2G-Schr Rob Roy, Er Molukai.
Z9-Schr MARY, Patey. fr Hawaii.
ZT-Schr Moi wahine. fr Maui.
2s-IiaW- bark Beuic-, Cathcau, for san Francisco.
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>bips- NInii-.

Fpr HLo-r-r Oh Fellow, Moniay-
Far ku~, asi EAt-I-r kDnz Pack.t, Ns.day-
FpR ~ FEAxcf-sD-P,T II. q. Murray. IuIy e.
Pos WtsDw sEB PoFr--F-r kiLlu-a, on Nosl...T-
FuE EATst-f-r N-tu-. go Monday or Tu--IaS-
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PASSENGERS

From WINDw ARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea. June 22--Mrs
Cornweli, G. Davis, J Davis, Mr. LOuLada, II III Stanley, II
Glllani.
FoR WISDw ARD PoRTs-Per kilaucs, June 2i-Rev A q
FOrl-S, wife aal two children, Rev W 4 Alexander a,I wife,
Rev 6 Mason and Gic, Miss T. Alexander, Miss Combs. Miss
III f. smith, J 4 Parker anal five children, l. III TTeadway.
Rev Mr. Williamson, 4 Deyerel, II Dcyerei, l. l. ToTbrrt, G
Armstrong.
For Say FHAxcIsco-Per Bernice, June &C Ringe, F
W Brown. Thu Frei-
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-CoHHgRcI1L ITEMS.

snip Onward. Eheh Ist..y arrived ~ New BelGri, made =
graf utshfE voyaEe- taking IN thr-- year AMI tn month
1-O hasryi- -f-Tm- Gl5J0 barrels whae OIL and %Il"J pounds
VI b ~.
seen tnuty-=sc,nis n -hip Onward 81 New B-dL'ri. -
d-ch1uguf ffum fer lat r1fac=, va -Hi 10 Fus-Iu -JfL
April o. EIraTd W Rowland, Il tn rate q S0yDyg.
BARK EtsgrI Everett, q Bl-tpn. 2l1 tDus, built a Iedtlri
in I'65 h- ben Tgnrlr=1i hy M--r-- GHieln AHeu 4 81, %
NcT EaiGrI. Gr a Will 20 D. elHIu-aiei by Capt J0-aph
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TEMPERANCE LECrrRF.-Dr. \. c. Buifum ON
Thursday evening last lectured before the Honolulu
TEMPERANCE Legion. at the vestry room OF the be'hei'
on the subject Of the effects of alcohol ON the human
system. when used as a beverage. The Nestry was
crowded with a very respectable audience OF ladies'
and reutlemcn. who listened with marked attention
while the Doctor calculated his subject. Coming as
it did from a member of the medical profession 'He
lecture very naturally dealt freely in technicalioes,
and phrases known only or generally to the iearHeu
in the science of anatomy. Consequently, a S""u
many of the audience probably went away Il goou
deal mvstifeJ about carbonic acid being present III
the blood of the trachca, the epidermis, etc; out
no one could mistake the Doctors meaning when he
summed UP the whole matter near the CONCLUSION OF
his valuable and scientific address, TO the effect that
the use of alcoholic drinks was undeniably preJudl-
cial to human health, and that they never should be
usai except in extreme cases, under the direction OF
a physician. We hope that these Temperance Lect-
ures will be more frequent in the future. During
the evening a vote of thanks was passed. 10 MIS-
Armstrong for n cash donation 10 the funds OF the
society, and also one 10 DR.. Butum Tor his NaIuaole
and instructive lecture.
REFINED SUGAR.-We are under special obligations
to r. Fuerstein, Esq, agent Of the San Francisco
Refinery, for n sample of the refined sugar made
from Hawaiian raws. 1t shows n much larger crys-
tai than the European or Eastern American sugars
and this is said to render it more valuable and sale
able. be this as il may, We doubt whether any
handsomer refnel sugar is produced IN any country
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EX pORTS.

FoR SAY FRANCIsCo-Pcr Bsmice. June 2s-l455 pkgs
l5Ois saIS) m,lasSes, pa bales q 40 lb) Paiu, 32O balls a.
$50 lh) hoop iron, 1914 pkgS Q9i,27l lbs) sugars, u bags
Q2s3 IbsJ coffee, Is pigs 1OI6 Ib-) fungus, l t. pipes.
Value Foreign. ..-..aS714 s. Value Domestic. .. SI6,995 Il.
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DIED.

L.vAL-In this citv. ON the eth Of June. Geo Wood Laval,
aged 63 years. Mr.. Wool was a native of Bordeaux, France,
AMI has been a resilient If these islands ~ years
CoNsTAvTINE-In san Francisco. on the 10th Of May, 1851,
At h- Residence ou Montgomery street, J. Constantine, 4 native
Of Geneva. Switzerland. aged % years. The deceased was
the father Of Madame de Narigny, Of this place
DAYLEY-In OakL-nd, Nav 18th, 1867, James G. DayIey, a
native 81 S1I-m, Mass, aged - years The deceased was a
son of Capt. las. Dayley-
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New Music Received by d. c. Murray

~EMS OF GERMAN SONGS.
u Beautiful Eiie The Flower Of the Vale, words and music
by V. r. Marston-
Ny Heart i over the Sea, by CiaribeI;
ON Gentle Heart l swear to Thee, by Geo. Felix Beukert.
Sleep We'll sweet Angel
Ne Sure you Call As you Pas. by.
Katy Drew, song and chorus written by Gen. ". Elliot;
My Good For Nothing words 10y Fully HI. Miller.
Molly ashore, "A beautiful Irish ballad, composed hy
L II. I3venu-
Come Darling come to the Spirit Land.
Music for the Piano Porte,
Anvil Chorus. by PaTlOv.
Carnival Of Venice,
Slumber Polka, Ernst Boyer;
Sgiizers Farewell. lie DesT.
Faust Walizes, by Strauss;
Croyez-Moi, by !. Asc1er;
Simplrtti. by r. A. Fawarser;
Luna Polka. by J. Peplnw;
The Language Of the Flowers, by Schubert;
Long and Weary Day. by esten;
Delta Phi Polka, 10y 4. : Roc.
P;anists Album or Home Circle, Part ;.
$50 2t For sale by ii. NJ. WHITNEY.
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MARRIED.

Honolulu, June Sth. by the Rev.
= q. Damon Col Charlcs :. Bulkhry- Agent Of the American
Russian Telegraph Company, L. Miss e. Dexter, Of Martla's
Nineya ard, and daughter Of Capt Dexter, master Of the clipper
ship nightingale
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FOUND.

AN OR ABOUT THE 18th OF JUNE. A
u portion Of a letter was picked mp in the streets Of Homo
luiu signed 1T. n. HoNoLULU." The letter contains no clue
which can aid 10 the discovery of the party to whom it natu-
rally belongs.
The letter contains language reasonable ia its nature. and
will only be delivered to the party who can give undoubted
proof of ownership.
If not claimed within a reasonable time IL viii be surrendered
TO the party most interested in its possession.
1t Apply at the OFFICE OF THIS PAPER
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RICE!

u Ece Company Mill, for sale Al quantities To suit by
$40 3n +. T. ADAMS, Agent PunaIun Rice Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL 1867
4il'-la-----sii
an~urnncr.

rs ne c9ld weather. approaches, ren>
de-iag Z ne ssarr 10 nut mn h..,;n,
s?faratns. wh'ch should be done with
view TO ,sfe'y. and security, il becomes
property owners TO examine their policies
and ascertain il their property Is properly
insured, and owners OF uninsured property
would do well TO insure, rs DELAYS are dan.
geroas," and . conflac,ation NAV sween
ava what years Of energy aud hard labor
ha accomplished, and reduce from .tllu>
ence TO misery. Rates Of insurance are hiyh
but only comm urabe 10 the b. zard IA
hre losses during the past two years have
been beyond all precedent, and exceeded
the losses Of former years three-foli Loss.
es 10 1866 paid by the companies trans.
acting business in the United States ex.
ceeded their premium over ten n;Ilions Of
dollars, and large number Of companies
were compelled to succumb to the Storm
and wind up. entaling serious loss ON the
stockholders and policy holders. 1867
opened with pyrotechnic glory and the storm
has been beating with unrelen,iny fuYy.-
Fire losses in July Of over s2o, 600, each ex.
cesded four millions Of dollars
The question Of property owners should
not be what companies insure The cheapest
but what companies ere the most likely to
weather the storm. and whenever any com.
pany offers to sell its policies at less figures
than the actual price Of insuring. that CONF
pany should be looked upon with dis,rust,
as there is probably something rotten in
Denmark. Persons desiring reliable in
surance against loss or damage by ERE, can
rest assured Of obtaining il At the Office Of
Messrs. John l.. Swits L Co, in Nickols
Block, Second street. as these gentlemen
have achieved reputation for fair aud hon.
oratle dealing, and represent several 6rst
class companies. including the old Hartford.
the Home, Of New Haven, the Phenix, Of
New York, the Atlantic. Lamar, and
Springfield.
Messfs. John L. Swt L Co., are the
leading insurance firm in Iows, and with
their unequalled line Of companies and "a
cii'sies for trsnsactins business. they will
continue to secure the preponde.ance OF
patronage. 1t is we'll for those desiring in.
surance to bear in mind that such compa>
MES % are enumerated above are more pro.
lection to the public than our present fire
department.
II will require every cent VI premium
that will be received in this city for years to
come to equal our recen. Brady street loss.
Insure, and insure we'll
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PARSONS 4 co.
OFFER FOR THE FALL TRADE

Those who wish 10 obtain io.0No or more can cor
respond. and will be furnished at st lower prices
All the vines We offer grown from well riuened
wood. and in good, deep soil, not in jured by
manurinE.
In classifying we make no extras Our No. I
plants the largest and best of our stock and
their average quality is no. allowed 10 be diminished
by selecting the lnr1est for retailing eAtrss
Our vines must speak for themselves and tn Sc
who wish 70 purchase arrely are sufficiently wise to
accept the evidence OF the vines rather than the
-ertiOn Of the grower. To account for the abundant
roots OF our branch il is only 10 say that
Il The open border culture, and that We aim to
obtain the model roots of our ngnfc.
our mode OF propagation IL that bv nge eyes Of
nf well ripened wood, without the forcing caused by
bottom heat Plants thus naturally brou. BIT ward
have good roots. and when plan ed in the open
ground. commence growing at once. They thus
make their growth during the summer, and in sep
temper and october are ready TO manure their ood
aud roots. BY other modes the plants are late in
starting and thus have shorter tine for gre with
and maturing their wood and roofs
We can especially recommend our DELAWARE o!
two and three years OF age The success OF this
r.ety in New England aud in tho late region OF the
Western states, renders unnecessary any assertion
OF its merits.
The IONA is succeeding better this season than
the last, and in many localities is winning olden
opinions.
OF the IVES We cannot epeak too highly Its
freedom from rot or midew. and ite very rapid,
hardy growth make II one OF the most reliable va
rieties, one Of the few which are absolutely safe
For catalogues address
FLUSHING, near New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

Wasted the Rock Island papers
tell us what the people of that place are
doing towards the proposed railroad from
that city to Peoria, or are they not doing
anythngf Our business men are ready TO
move in the matter, but want TO know first
what those who are to be benefited IS
much If not more, are doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

BEAUTY NEEDS PRoTEcTroN.-The Ladies
prefer the delicate uesperian Baim-it i'm
parts such delightful beauty to the cons
plexion, prevents and cures sunburn, freck-
les, tan, 6c., and makes the skin charming.
ly fair and smooth. llesperian Balm is
superior TO Lilly Whites, toilet powders, &c.
Price only fifty cents, at Harrison 4 Starks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

Plgsgg ,L.-Gen. y b. Baker arrived in
the city 'fis morning. He will return to
Clinton oq tha steamer Mlscstine The
Adiutant Generals oiiiee viii soon be re-
moved 70 pss Na.nas Gen. Rak-r is Cor.
enen Ting Secretary Of the Editorial Cons
yenuou, aud ne informs Us that every live
Iowa editor viii b. present. and hat he will
tnd gcconmodat ton for al CEntonians
expect forty thousand p oplc to attend the
forthcoming State Fair
JUsr received. very nice assortment Of
RYge, Floor Mats and OIL Cloths, at
J. l.. Dixon & Soxs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

TIM proses -ion proper consider Rheuma-
tism aal Neuralgia dependent upon pecu.
liar. v.tiatsi condition. olthe circulating VI
IA, an.I Tae4 suppose that there exists
in the B. 3od. a poison ahch the circulating
blood csrries with il, AMI not being aitnent.
cd by tie proper enuniiries Of the body, il
il q pos tel II tae Tissues. What th.s poison
is, is not positively known; yet, by most
authorities It is supposed 70 be en acid
LActic Ac'l 10 all probability THIS, il b
supposed under favorable circumstances, is
generated in the system, and being elimin.
ated, ~ allowed TO accumulate until it pro-
duces its deleterious effect
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

TnE LION, in his new cost, looks very at
tractve, bu: tho great attraction Of the
day is the opening Of Dixcn's new and
splendid fall stock Of Dry Goods. Go
everybody and SEQ the new styles Of fall
dress goods at the corner Of Second and
Main streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

ROYAL BAKING PowDER-Is guai aienteed
10 be the best and cheapest in use. 1t is for
sale br the following grocers in this city :
Parks & Hosmer, Adolph Knocke, Regnier
4 Skiles, Wolf & Johanssn, c. r. Marks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
III ED.

On saturday morning At three and half o'clock,
q the residence Of his father. OF Quick Cousump.
30 years
Fureral will take place At the residence OF his
father. near L. Claire. at II O'Clock. Sunday. The
friends OF the deceased and family are invited
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

The People's Eriend. .-PrEEy Dsvis
VEGETABLE PAIS kiitra.-The greatest Family Med
ielne ofihe age Taken internally II cures sudden
colds, coughs et' weak stomach general debility,
nnrsery core mouth, canker. iAer complaint. dye
pcpsia or Indigestion, cramp aud pain In the sion
aoh bowel complaint painters colic Asistic cholera
disrfhoa and dysen'ery. Applied externally. cure.
felons, bos aud old sores. severe burns and scad.
ents. bruises and sprans, swelied ioinis, rngworm
and teiier. broken breasts, frosted feet ana chill
elains. toothaehe, pain in The face nenral-.a and
rheumatism. II j. snte remedy FOR Aeue ,anf Chl-
and Fever
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

1'oR TERM OF TWENTY YEARS. ONE Hun
L DRIED and sixty feet front on Harrison street
west side, between Fourth and Flfh streets. in III,
city OF Davenport.
u. DAVENPORT
auCa0-lm' Il Acl Isla md
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
Speer.s Wine.

Speer's Port Grape Wine is the only wine
calculated to do good in diseased Of the
stomach. bowels. liver, and kidneys, such
as acidity. dysentery, diarrhea, incontin>
ence Of urine, and general debility. One
bottle is sufficient to convince the most
skepsical Of The great curative powers cons
tained in this wine
Sold BY Harrison 4 90.