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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01
BY Bowman stroock, Auc.!onsers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary

BY Bowman Il stroock, auc.:oneers,
No. IL Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
ARGE CATALOGrE SALE OF
i $50 600 WORTH OF SEASQNsBLE GOODS
We wifi offer for sale At orr auc'ion-rooms on
TUssDA the 5th OF November, 5000 WORTH
OF SEASONaBf.E go IDS. consisting Of
BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETING and
SHIFTING,
PRINTS,
CHICKS,
LlNSEYs,
SILECIAS,
BLAck }B;RoAnCLoTa,
CASsIaEREs,
WHiTE and CnIoRBD- BOSOM SHIRTS,
CALICO and CASHMERE SHIFTS,
MEgINO SHIRTS,
IAbIES' and GENTS HOSIERY,
sUSPENDERs,
SSsk TSt 5SoonFokrs,
SCARFS,
NuBIAS,
| CAPES,
CL0AKS.
SONTAGS,
PAPER COLLARS, etc., etc.
ALSO,
leo dozen MEMS and BOYS BLACK HATS,
$40 cases aEE'S soY s, w9MEN'S and
BALMURALS.
ALSO,
About S. 900 worth OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
In addition TO the above we will sell about S. 900
worth of DAMAGED STOCK.
The attention of tho trade Is called to the above.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under slOo, cash
under 5000, sixty days; over that amount, ninety
days, with approved endorsements.
A0''A WIZ - Sow BOWMAN s sTRoocK,
Oc 30 buctiOneerS.
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BY Harrison, GodtIn Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
BY Lee i Godd!n.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING,
an CLAY STREET NEAR BROOK AVE-
NUE.. CONTAINING SEVEN ROOMS, FOR SAL 8
At AUCTIUN.-By reques. Of the owner we will
sell at public auction on THU RsDAi nh Oh NO
that h anidsome and truly valuable BRICK DWELL
ING located on Clay street near the chapel. CON
tainjng seven rooms, with closets, gas and water
tbrnughout: with brick kitchen with two rooms
near the dwelling. The entire property in the
most perfect repair. The lot has front OF about
TpvMs At stie LEE s. G0DDlN,
nnI Auctinoeers.
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By Harrison. Goddin i Apperson, Arctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TARM ON THE BROOK TURN
4 PIKE TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND
FOR LEASE.-Wiil be leased for Tree years from
lst OF November next the FARM located as above,
now In the Cccupsncy Of Mrs. G. Il. Wo'shaIn. 1t
contains seventy three of open lana, some
OF which is IN good heart. The improvements
consist OF large dwelliug containing six rooms,
and the usual our buildings around and III front
OF the dwelling il handsome yard containing
flowers, shrubs and shade trees. The first year =
rent will he expended by the landlord Ia repairs
and ditching.
Terms: Very reasonable.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSQN.
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Wa9sss.

4 YOUNG Man OF STEADY HA'
~ pJTs wishes n SITUATION In any MERCANTILE
bnsiness where no can make himself generally
nseful either as salesman or assistant clerk Best
city references can be given. Address INDUS
THY, box 81. or apply at 735 Main street.
no 1T
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E'CR SALE, a FIRST. CLASS PIANO
= very cheap. Apply at oncs at GgBHARD 6
mus; store, corner Eish,A and Mali streets =
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By Paine Z Co., Auctionsers.
II AEGE CATALOGUE SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES
AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

On WEDNESDAY, November G. commencing at
10 o. clock we will sell at our auction rooms, By
catalogue
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AVID BALMORALS,
comprising every variety for men, women, and
chi.dren-all new aud choice soola-Jus received.
Also, large stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
now receiving, comprising several invoices OF
entirely fresh and desirable goods, suited 10 the
season.
We invite the attention of city and country
dealers TO this sale rs 1t embraces many choice
goods. and will be with out limit or reserve
DC @ PAINE 4 CO. AuctiOneers.
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Dy OCOh u IHUbHtVH, au0lIVLooIF3
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
CANAL BOATS AT AUCTION.-Cn
OSATURDAY, November 81 at o'clock p. II
we will sell on the basin bank near the toll. house
Two OPEN CANAL BEATS, in good runnin NJ
order, and one an extra strong and
stauBch boat.
TERMs: Cash COG * LAUGl1TON.
oc3O Auctloneers.
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AUCTION Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs Il Williams. AuetionesT

BY Grubbs h Williams. Auctionesrs.
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
THREE NEAT BRICK. DWELL
INGS. ON TIE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN ARCH AND BYRD STREETS
(GAMBLEfs HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
on MONDAY, 4th November, commencing at u
o'clock P we will sell upon the premises the
THREE TENEMRHTS tituafed az above, opposite
J. Campbell, and Mrs Burlington, respectively.
They have Ave rooms each, two Of them have
Kitchens, and all are supplied with water.
The situation Is Amongst the most desirable In
the city, being very convenient to business, snf-
iciently retired. and havipS the advantage OF the
splendid view for which CANDLES Hill 10 10 Ia
nous.
Persons wishing tn secure comfortable and desi-
rable homes ut moderate cost are particularly re-
uuested to attend this sale.
The terms will be made known at the time Of
sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc al Auctionesrs.
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NOTICE.-I wish TO rent MARK EFT
II GARDEN near Richmond, with comfortable
dwelling upon II. Apply TO
CLEMENT B. BARKsDALE.
no l-T Shockoe slip.
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AUCTION Sales.

auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY &. Gathright, Auctiouser,
No. l4a3 Main street, between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth streets. 2E1
NRrCKERY AT AUCTION.-For the
" trade will sell at my store on MONDAY the
18th OF November, at 10 O'clock, IS 4hogsheads OF
part OF
100 BASINS and RIVERS,
500 CHAMBERS, with and without covers I;
1900 RQWIS. all sizes:
500 PITCHERS, all Sizes
500 sets UPS aud SAUCERS,
100 TEA POTS,
100 zen PLATES,
ALSO.
SUGAR BOWLS.
DISHES,
SCOLLnPs,
sPITT0OiS,
NAPLES,
and ether articles. The trade are I.lnss'ed to at
tend the sale. 81 GAI II hl5hf,
mol Auetloneer.
BY Harrison, GoddIn Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.
UCTION SALE OF OLD BRICKS.
"a On MONDAY NEXT the 18th November, at l
o'clock =. M, we will sell at the lot on Main
street on which formerly stood the Traders BaLk
ali the OLD BRICKS which are now thereon.
TEgMs At sale
HARRISON, GoDDIN Il APPERsoN,
mol kuctionears.
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TOR RENT, BECK HOUSE on
4 Fourth street, CANDLES Hill. with six kss
rooms closets. gas, and water. Possession tti:tH
given imm edia.eIy Apply to LIZ LIE
JAMES l.. CaPSTON,
oc 3i2tk I'D or Bl3 Main street
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For Rent.

IL TAGE RESIDENCE on seventh sire ct has
north OF Leigh lately occupied by the sub f:sE
scriber. Possession given at once. For I-essa
further particulars apply to
H. b. ROUDiR,
no l-lw corner Marshall and Filth streets.
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VALUABLE LAND, ADJOINING
Y ASHLAND, IN HANOVER C UNITY, FOE
SALE.-Pursuant to the provisions of 4 decree OF
the Crcnit Court OF Hanover coui " pronounced
on tho lst day Of October. 1857, in the cause Of
Tay lor. &C., rs. Taylor, &c, shall az special
commissioner, proceed to sell on WbDNh-DAl
fair day, at Ashland, in Hanover county ONE
HUNDRED AND FiFTY FIVE ACRES OF Ian D,
being ror'on Of ths land owned by the late
Garland Il. Taylor.
This land ad ons the lowC Of Ashland, Is nearly
all IN woods, and will he sod In lots 10 suit PuT,
Chasers. The Improvements consist OF TWO small
houses, with well Of good sui phur " tteT: ,u
at the same time Will sell HOUSE AND LOT
in Ashland, with the privilege o. rec iicHet on
tho Richmond Fredericks burg ard Potomac rail-
road tn the city Of Richmond. M
TERMS: One-thri casa, one-third on credit
of twelve months, afld onathird on "a credit OF
g ghtean months x it'll interest from the day OF
sale, for bonds with good personal security, ana
title retained until ali the purchase money Is PAID
CaASTAIN WHITE,
oc 90 ids Special Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,

BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
DRICK DWELLING AND LARGE
ID LOT ON MADDUX'S HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, November l. at half
past o'clock p. NJ W. viii sell at anc,i1n up9n
on MaLdux Hill near the residence OF }. w Lew
ellen. Esq. The holse has seven rooms, Is very
well nshs5 and i ea, Of hs best in tue neigh
TERMS: Ma ia known at the time OF sale.
oc 81 ORUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucnoneers.
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, ACctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
HORSES cows, HOGS, OATS, FODDER. &c
At the request of Miss Bette w. Bragg, lwho has
sold her mill properly and cottage residence! we
mi east OF Richmond, on Fr.IrAY the lot of No
vember, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
pi II Of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
ing CT the usual variety, including SONS excellent
One hrst-rate ROSEWOOD PIANO,
A parcel of valuable BOOKS.
Four very five MICH COWS,
t,ne young BULL, Of hnS breed;
T TGGs h sood Work HORSES,
Twenty HOGS and PIGS,
One CARRIAGE,
Qns BUGGY,
Two CARTS.
One WAGON,
About 80, OOO ponds sEEAF OATS,
parcel of sHUCkS,
FUDDER,
One large IRON X 3TTLE,
A Parcel of MACHINERY,
Several SHOT GUNS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SC.
TEsMs: All SUMS under $50, cas- over that
amount, four months credit for approved en-.
dorse NJ goliable PAPER.
oc2s Aucnoneers.
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rpy MERCHANTS. -

rl,O COUNTRY MERCHANT -
Don,t Won bel!gye Il, lhat you cen buy =, =:
PgCTiUSGRiES any cheaper m Baum -. ~.
you can Ia Rcnmoui pied2. ly'T'. ' ~ ~
you every article At BaltIm'T- pr.c-' az Inv
ir.taucss A, lees. An experience % over -. II,
ysars and \ successful business eAlp.s'' , w
20. Cali aud sec iaa. LOUIS }. h.S>11
&C ii A-'- ''
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DOR RENT OR SALE, one of the
i most desirable r ESIDE NCEs In the E-ss
town OF Manchester; house contains six .f.:l
ROOMS; good kitchen, ice house. stable, aud ssEE
all other necessary ont houses large garden. APP
ply to WOOLDRIp Hs & SMITH,
No. 704 Franklin street,
or n a Dremisas 2s-tw
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TARM FOR RENT "A FARM five
Il miles west Of Richmond. belonging to T. G.
place. also, Il stand for business, a large Ice
house and pond. Or will trade for city properly.
Apply to GLkZEbRooh 8 THoAas,
corner Brook avenue ana broat street or
It. G.. BENNETT,
oc 30-3tx corner Smith and Marshall streets
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FARM FOR RENT.-On MONDAY,
\ ath OF November next. If fair. If not, the
Rann lsir Gay thereafter viii! rent my FARM III
and three 'fG ro w. eight miles from Richmond
s ,s''i IL contains Fifty ACRES of good land,
bes ana ;s1 10 The growth OF cereals or yegsta.
yese,abI a.ed In the centre of the celebrated
sw wv" story framed one-is both new and handsoine'
nIsca III "t hve rooms There are also on the
A. the sans time and place Will he soId al, N .
S Ch hSUSshOLD AND KITCHEN FIJaNi.
Tmhs, HOGS, FAhMlNG IMPLEMENTS, &c.
!nkhs maze known on day Of safe.
Ahy ono desiring 10 rent the farm privately can
40 no ny appisiDg r. The urders igned Mt the olc
oi =; n. smith sheriff Of Hsnr,co county
W -'-r " VI" l.. 4. WOODSON.
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Auct5OM Sales.

~~~@--~N>>-~~"~~~~~N>~~.
THIS DAY.
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6hippimA.

TOR CHARTER, the B A r @ y E
T. "wILLIsM KENN1E,n now discbarg;; III
ing at City Point VIII be ready In about EsT
ten days. Capacity, 45o hogshssds, or :,
naI.ts ouf. DAVENPORT co.
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Western Union Railroad,

noRlINS LEAVE PORT BYRON Az roll
IL Lows:
excepssd.1 -
AnsYvR At PORT sYnoy
Mail and Rxpress 7:50 T. ~, daily, Sundays
Accomnodaaisa s45 p. NJ, dsily, (sundays
Mai and Expesss leaving Port Dyfsa 4 Z 90
makea close connections for Chioogo an4 al
noints in. oethetn Illinois and Wieecooto.
CONNECTIONS:
Al Racine. With ''(sosdfteh Line' seeamers for
Grand Hsven. SAsbOygan And MaaitoWoc.
Az Racipe Juncsiss. Win ChtcaRo ! Milwaukee
Reilroed. fee 1lilWeskse, Kescshe, WauseRsn
A. CiinSss Junssi0s. with Chicseo 4 North.
~eetern 1eiIecad, Tor Jaoesville. Madison. Prs.
-. A. Chfoa ~ L. Cfoooe.
"A naloiG Qj1h ChieaGD ) Northwestern Rsll.
rneS. for Fsooville, GvGnev0e, and Madison,
a e'rr.e.ore. M CAisaeo Northveetern s.d
ni;-.;s Csn1rel K Railroads, for Rocgford. Werreo
S;.~rsl Point end 0alooa.
N sevrana. with steam packet .sLansi,s. -
-. i,rhro ue end through 0oaae 70 0G, Panl.
'oi a. Ss,SSss,, u1Sh Chic61U' ENsreAVcu1arn N.
- ~ Tssieeeo, Dixen and Oedef Deoide.
M Port PyrOn, with Chicago Roek Island
Re,irosd. aud steam p:cket "Isws" betwsss
p.:.er.es Vlll 6sa this ree1 ~ eheepesa
.sd ouicisst 70 ell points IN The Nerthvess.
RI G, TATE. Gup't =. 4: KNAPP, Sup't
EaeS1Ga Division, Westeen. Dfsfsioo.
nsyi7 -dtil Rscine. We. 1~vsasa. tn.
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DISTRICT COlJR,r.
Hon. j. Scorr RicHNAN, Judge,
JcuN GALL,cAS, Clerk, !

At the opening Of court this morning. the
Jury handed in . verdict Of guilty against
II. Claussen, whose trial was finished last
evening.
The bench and bar seeming to have
enough Of 'whiskey" to last them awhile,
several hours were consumed in motions
and ar ,usnents for new trials in civil cases,
and then the case Of
THE STATE vs.. CLARA WILKES,
for larceny was called up. The defendsnt's
counsel pat in plea Of guilty. but allsge
that she isinsanc and not responsible for
her acts. Several witnesses were called and
the defence Of cleptopania fully established
and the jury rendered . verdict to that
effect.
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From one Of the Oldest and most reliable
grocery chants in the city Of Davenport;
FRIEND w ry:
Agreeable 70 my promiss TO yea Wheo
here, vfits you (for publication u yaa efe
propsr). I uus sfetsmeps Oflhe good sffects
Of Robeck's Stomaeh Bisters upon myself.
I had heea troubled with indigeseioa for :
loae ~. sttpndsd uigh oessse hs.6ache.
pofSisulsrly aft1e eatiog, Whsn fortonAtely
in "a ssidiss 6iend Ons ts!te the seore
and recommended me 70 uss Robsck's Bit
tess. did 70 BY taking . wine glass full
Just be6efs each meal, and 10 NJ great JOY
IVES ssltevsd at once, and 80 now we'll by
their Use. | would not be without theSn At
any price, have not taken rny other med
icine since l commenced using the bittsss.
Aud can say with . clear conseiencc, Try
Roback's Bittcrs-,hey will do Ill they are
recommended to do-n taken according TO
directions. Yours truly,
FaAxx II. MiLLxn,
OF the firm Of Beideback & Miller, whole
sale gsceevs,
novl8.dn Davenport, Iowa
PoDllc Notice.
WHEREAS. The City Council having psss-
ed the following resolution:
Resolved. That the Mayor Is hereby re-
Ques,ed and authorized 10 cause notice to
be published in the daily papers Of this city,
requesting the people to takc notice Il ell
city lamps not lighted At ail. Or not At the
proper time. and report to the Mayor. Mar
shal. OF Chief Of Police; and also, that the
Mavoy instruct the people Of this city to nav
particular attention to the lighting of the
Tampa. and mark down in particular books
whcrein they see any city lamp not lighted
a. all OF not At the right time and ins,ruc>
ting the Chisf Of Polics TO make his raonth-
ly report about this.
Nov, therefore, the citixens Of the city
are respectfully requested to comply with
the foregoing resolution.
JoHE l.. DAWES, Mayor.
Davenport, Dec. 3lst, 1855. jan. 17-dtf.
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SnERmAES TOBACCO WORKS.
4 New and valaable MnnufActo
RI Established I'm oar Midst.


While the newspapers Of other Iowa cities
complain dolefuIly Of the stagnaticn Of busi-
ness aud dullnsss Of the times, ours h the
more pleasing task OF chronicling the grow
ing greatness Of our town. TIE. march Of
events point Davenport - place Of great
commercial importance in the future, fes
the navigation of The Mississippi WI b
improved, and the Ship Canal soansetiog ~
with Chicago win assurediy be built. Saga
sisus business men zee that II they wish to
share in the eomiog greatness Of our city,
now is ,he time " build manufactures, es-
tablish business and &C mmencs working for
the large connection that will ioev isably
follow.
Oar fellow.eitisen, 4. Siberian, Esq.
reading the hand eritisg On the wall, ID
taking steps to establish . large Tobacco
Aanufactcsy and Warehouse on the open
ing Of navigation. He has rented the three
story bsssk builjisg . Frost stess4, est ol
Mssss's Bakssy. end ID nsw suesssd IN 1T
eiag u y. n Iees 1eee will y ~ =
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4 ths oalv sAlae 49, N H1lse orsy hair to n.
original colss = sAset ~, - ~ or light hair 10
beautiful brown. b cure for an scurvy and
da1dEabue = oU9Aove tasan esnes - slsas hauAs
sealgs. & bS1s1 - SsennsAAsa y sur ~ q.
issna, aneae w1Da -ae,R Rs1eugy, 1nananoe Oeea,
Go. Z. Dass1peel DIV. \. .psokes. -, Ar
seOag. &c Dans. r a!1e1 e. \. Dslssl, r., Geo.
= PARKER. Dr.. AadolpA Altsssi, ". n. Dssas3 Jns.
2. coot, Jsnn r. Hslrg, Dr...J. ~. Wlthsrwsx, -
nan1 Uehab. savaf = A9#
frspefed only b. + 0ntAs. uale ~ lloa ssoss.
eesase 4aia an4 secoea saset Joe sols alsp b 4.
ssgaA. 1ss0ose1sass, OA1oe6 mss - Q. No.
- AieAigaa .Assnses puerons 11ssA Q o. 1nsAa. u
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The afternoon WAS devoted 10 motions for
new trials and other unfinished business.
We understand a motion for . new trial
win be made on the H. Claussen liquor case
amongst others. Court will probably ad-
journ to night. leaving = large number OF
cases. both civil and criminal. uncalled on
the docket The next term will be in
Anil.
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SURE TEsr. After all s.ccess is the best
Is won by those who d.serre to win it, The en-
ergetic man prcspers; the worthy flourish; on,y
the idle and the worthless fail. Consequently.
if We fnd an article in general demand, it is a
priu fscia evidence that the article has quail
ties which Justly rendor il popular. Such is pre-
emnently the case in the ceiebr ed prepas alton
known throughout Il world rs uuBBxlI' CON-
IN DirTERs. Go where You will you find Hub
belbcforc you with his cleg ant bottles. contain
ing one Of the most healthful beverages ever
offered to the public-vegetabIe in its nsture.
wholly innoxious. and certainly beneficial. In
this case, truly success is a test Of merit.
Ner York Depot, 56 Hudsos Street.
For sale at wholesale and retail, by Beid>
er6ecke & Miller, Davenport, Iowa
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DIKD.-we are psined TO announce the
death Of James D. Haley. the old gentleman
who was injured by the cars at the Rock
Island depot, the other night. lie died on
Thursday night, about twelve O'clock.
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Cnm be Cured.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout. can he
cured. We advise ali suffering with those
diseases 90 try LsIlc,nands Specific. Read
the following testimonials:
Sr LouIs. March 1st, 1863.
Joan ii. BLooD dear Sir: I cheerful
boar testimony IN the value and efficacy
u yous Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely relieved me from thai distrcssine
malady. l.. A BgxoIsr,
Banker, st. Louis.
Sr. Louis, March 3lst, 1888.
Jonn II. BL0oD. ESQ Like many Of my
profession ! have suffered severely With
rheumasistn, and could get no permanent
relisf until I tried your Specific. | am
happy 10 say that its use, In fcw days, re-
stored me 10 health.
lSigned,l Carr. MAL,s,
Of stsAnes Wdrsor.
Tho following 10 from Capt. Bohnger.
Superintendent Atlantic and Mississippi
Stsamship Company
ST. Louis, August 9Th, 1865
Ne. JonS II. BLoop dear Sir: ! take
plsasuss IN saying thst have used Lsllc-
0and's Specific" for rheumatism, and have
always found That il has given the relief ]
WuoW Ot no meuiC1uo tooy mas proved 30
successful. Respectfully,
JonN n. BoFiNGEn
Sr. LOUIS. June 18th, 1863.
Mn. sJonS II. BLoop. Agent of L1l,cmand's
Rhsmmatssn. Gout and Neuralgia Specific.
| have prescribed the above mentioned Spe
citic, and mnst say the, have never found
any remedy that carries 50 much certainty
Of aqnick and sautsry cure as that has IN
all the cases where have used it,
DR q w. Puriiirs.
John II. Blood General Agent, st. Louis.
Mo. Sold by all druggists III Davenport.
Tns Brsr ToSie.--Casweli. Mack 4 Co.'S
Combination of Iron. Phosphorus and Caliraya
Known o. Fcro-Phosphorated Elixir Of Calisaya.
Tue Iron restores color q the blood the Phosphorus
sensws.wssie OF the nerve tissue. anu the Calisaya
gives natural. heathfal tone TO the digestive organs
One pint contains the virtue OF ounce of aya
and one teaspocnfnl gain Of Iron and Phosphorus
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23

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The Course oi Instruction comprises the English
and Trut Oh Lauguasa- tiaifs % desired, Writing.
rithpl etic Alg,u urs aud t,eoMetry Geography.
AslrwnDmy. Chemistry ard N" ther Natural >cici-
cer alenlal and NJ nra Pnllo-Dphy History, tunrsr
si,ions French G.a Il l!sh LIZ, lure, aud Flo, uiisn
.Txass nor D,r rrriis.--sisina pErAnrukNr.
First Division intludng stationary Pupils over "a.
= $500 rer annnln'
s.eonc!osylsisn. incading Stationery, Pupils over
II, Sls5 per annum-
1hsd Division, includins Stationery. e135 per amin
JUNIOR pEfAtlHESr.
First vision, under ten years 5000. Fuel. 5000
YousR ladiee, VINO wish 10 plrsue the etudy Of
French only will be received from TO II m at 80
ixsx. BOARDING PrPiis.
SENIOR Glass Including the regular course OF
instruction. boar and stationery, $3.50 per annum
FApis under II years Of nge.... $3.50 per .. NUN.
aeat in Church ............... :.
Fuel. ...-....--..-..s o
washiae II re,iuirsd.. ......".s a4aT
Pupils who reslan during the GUNNER vacation.
from the clo,e OF the school year July st its re-
o,sdlng in oeptenbettx be charged for their board
during that time Ctrayeliny and Hotel expenses ex
tray )......... -...-.......... .eio0 per annum.
Young Ladies' who become hoarders Ia this Inst.
tueton are requested TO come furnished with two
pars Of eheee two pairs Of pillow casss two blankets
one white counteapane, a tea sporn, two dessert
spoons and two forks napkin ring elk table napkins.
- ~ r.bs. brushes etc each srticie ana alsc
their cjosiing TO be mari cd in full. g
Schunl n esseion from Sey tember 20 20 June o. A
r Be- =
period the proportion only q the year from ths tine
ii the engagement to enter being charged Alter A.
engagement has been eoneiuaed. no deduction from
Il 81 upil before the expiration ofthe school
vear ravnent for the full yesr viii he rsQuirsd No
dednetim made for aSeenoe
Nine. G Msars REFERS BY permission, to the follow
inG fsien6s 80 pssrcn1.s, 1.,. ~.