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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18


A record Of Hesoism, Psafiotism and 2.
tience. By l.. r. Baocgsrr, n. d. (Aushor
OF "Histosy oftbe Civil War" P~hilsnthsopic
Results Of The war; "Our Great Captains"
9 Life Of Abraham Lincoln !" The Camr
The Battlefield, and the Hospital,n etc. etc u
and Mas. MAsv G. vAucEAx. With % in
PRODUCTION By Rev. Ds. BELLoAs, President
OF the United States Sanitary Commission.
Sold By subscription through Csnyassing
Agents. ZeigIef, NcCusdy I Co, Publish>
err Philadelphia. Pa; Cinciansti, Ohio:
Chicago, H., end s.. Louis, No.
7Ifn 10 yet TOO soon To vnte the story o.
the Great Wal; II ths grsndesr, and The
wonder. and The bitterness, asd The blSndsrs
ere tea near ~ 70 b sadersaood il ve have
resds our history too ast Tor Any pen 10 keep
psce With 4, and ret down m edsquate rec.
ord il Is not yet TOO early, - il can never
be TOO late, 70 tell those brjeter tales Of per-
sonal hero;sm, Of divine patience, OF grsss>
ness 70 simple - not TO know iteeIf for
greatness, which sn the eorollssiss Of
de great unStat 4 proposition.
& The t0uchtng but csrsless paragraphs Of
the -newspspsn. . asagasiDe sketch 9 9
and some earlier yeIumes-tbo 7ersde, 100
bsstY, snd too misunderstanding 70 b ot
permanent value-srs III history ~ have
tbus far hid Of womsn's ysst in oar civil
ft @NM Ht& NNtEMMAFA fFsas ~-a9 -,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

TRI n. T. 4 A. r. Rive ars grati6ed
to learn that work on this important enter.
prise 10 progressing rapidly aud that only
about two miles vet remain to grade between
this place and Moscow, and this distance, ii
10 expected will be graded in . few days.
Between Moscow and Upton the work 10 mt
yet under way, owing to i, being undecided
whether to oct upon the survey already made
By the engineer. Il Is thought that another
route can Be laid out, BY which . great sav>
ing will Be effected. The route between
Tip,oa and Anamosa 10 graded, save . dis
lance Of about two miles. Nov that the
is assuming % encouraging On -.
pect stockholders are paying up more
promptly. or course there ere some old
who yet hold back, but when the work
is oil done along the line Of the road, which
will Be very soon, they will be glad to make
good their pledges to take stock. The sue.
cess OF the read 10 inevitable, and the sooner
these backsliders awake to . sense Of their
duty the better it will be for them.-ksseo.
line Journal, liza.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

FlRE-TERRIBLE BuRSIxc or 4 Child
HERoIc CoYDucr OF A CrrIxES.-Thursday
afternoon of this week Witnessed one of those
tragical scenes which thrill the heart with
terror, and Of heroic s~elfsacri6ce seldom
found out Of the pages Of fiction. A little
son Of ]. H. Emo, Esq, ofthis village, about
i've years old, in one Of his mischievous
prAnks procured some matches and proceed.
ing to . hay stack in the rear Of the prem.
isss, set il on Gre. The hay being very dry
burnt 6ercely. The little fellow retreated
from the flames into an ont house which vas
close under the burning stack. In . few
minutes the flames cut Cd his egress there.
from, and wrapped the out house in . seem.
ingly impenetrable vail Of Gre. The thin
boards which formed the sides Of the little
building were soon burned o6, and the agon.
ixiag screams Of the child - be WA being
fairly baked to death we're terribls to hear.
At this juncture. NJ. B. F. Smell, impelled
BY . bravery and humanity which does him
infinite credit, and 1t imminent peril Of his
own life, dashed through the sarging flames
which surrounded lhs building, and bursting
open the door, rescued the unfortunate child,
nov terribly burned. Medical aid was i'm.
mediately summoned and the child's burns
which wsre chiefly about his head, arms and
hands, we're quickly dressed. He nov lies
in . precarious condition, with but slender
hopes Of his recovery. Mr.. Smell vas burn.
ed somewhat, but We learn not seriously
NortA Loraa, l0tA.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-10-18

Inc voters OF Ohlo have decided
against negro suffrage by q r.sjority
of over 10000. No Eepubliean need
be aiarrled at this fact. In the first
place. 1t vas not the people who de.
cided this question. Less than half
the bona tide adult population had any
voice IN the matter. Our class Of the
people decided it for another class
and against that class. The whole
people certainly. by the spirit Of our
institutions, ehould have . voice in
deciding upon the fundamental law
which il to effect the whole. Had this
proposed amendment to the Consti-
tu;ion-the fundamental law-been
submitted IS . distinct suffrage ques-
ton to the whole adult population Of
Ohio. regardless of race or sex, it
worid have been carried by an over
whelming majority.
In the second place. the proposition
for negro suffrage vas not submitted
as . distinct question. but vas insep-
arably connected with = proposition
TO disfranchise all jeserters from the
Federal Army and al draft skedad-
dlers. Now it is . we'll known fact
that at the close Of the war, thousands
who deemed that their term o f~serylce
had expired, left the hospitals and
camps where they were lying and re-
turned to their homes. They had
served faithfully through the war, but
of necessity had to he reported ~
dessrters upon the .rmy rolls. An
unsuccessful effort wat made in Con-
gross last winter to have this techni.
cal. though not wilful, class Of desert-
ers restored and honorably discharg.
ed. This class Of men would have
been distranchieed had the amend
mcnt been carried. They command
ed the symra,hies Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic. which voted against
the amendment for that reason and
no other. This in . great measure
accounts for the result.
Another reason for this result is the
proverbial cowardice Of the Republi-
can party Of Ohio. It lacks backbone
It's grasp Of progressive questions il
Of the infant rather than Of the
giant. Instead Of entering upon >
contest with a bold front and colors
flying, it creeps upon it belly and
cringes at every shot Of the enemy.
Contrast Ohio With Iowa. Here We
have met this question Of negro suf-
frage with . daring and vigor which
have decided it at once and forever ;
We made It the chief and only (apprc-
plank in our platform, and
the enemy, instead Of sighting us
squarely in front on that question. 1t
tempted TO flank our forces upon the
whisky, bond and tariff questions.
They knew they could not 6ght ~
upon negro suffrage without leaving
US an increased majority over last
year, and they consequently said very
little about it, keeping up q simple
skirmish Gre in front while they mar
shaled the cohorts Of whisky for :
assault upon Dur flank We
charged boldly in front, then swusg
upon the enemy with unresistablc
force, and wop . glorious victory al.
ter IN. That il successful ~ we'll ~
warfare. and the Ohio lead
ers have yet 70 learn it
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
DE. W.RIGN7,s
TAR SYRUP.

"Fncts are stubborn thlngs." says TIE OLD proverb,
and in these .loio 30 Int M deal. Ia ir sent
Ing WfIGli1'S AR ~ n T. to ih- pubic All
know To- ntte--ity ul EuArdin- ~ l.n tpsas. rs
vel AZ hc f---ts for tan ~ til aT1Tef remedies
when L Cuiar are rpnn We s.y tlous lear
Of cenfr g tior Mat thu supefi 81 WfsAfs Tar
ssrt y for Tie of Consumption. toagh-. - DE-,
Brui, h, ard ali Diseases the rhfoat LIugs,
du.s nat Below ic- inasi al from per
sops. some OF whom known in ~ parts Of the
country
Dn. K. SgsL roS Ma AsNytg. Literary Editor Ok For
uvy philadelphia Irese, writes
PHiiApEIrrts, July q ISL.
Dy.a SIE-Lasf Christmas, for the ts-, time In my
life, was : uch afflicted by very sever. Cold with
almost constant cough and sose ebert. Practice
makes perfect, the proverb says. but the more
cnGghed he worse did It. By what then eon-id-
cred accident, hat now bel.ev. 10 have been
Providence. was Induced to try DIR. hIedrs TAR
in Two day is. wholly cured Ia ten II "a unpl,
ant tn the taste. which good point Man years
aro. reading my va, through old library. came
across the work. 81 that Bishop Berkel Y. who pro
pheticay and truly declared. more than century
fgo, that Westward the march 81 Empire TAI es is
Wv. and among 'hrac were two 're.tisee IN which
he strongly advocated the Of Tar. alive of
many diseases tom Cstarya t. fhs plague iwas
then truck with the coceu-y Of the good B'ehop's
arguments. and now snre-fron the efficacy OF
Or. Wright preparation OF the same Yemsdy-thst
they were entirely correct.
Nolrs. trrlv.
n SHELTON MACKENZIE LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
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Dear rir:-Having witnessed Incorporation OF Dr..
Wrighis Tar syrup in az Consumption. cheer
fully recommend II 20 all prr-ons 20 afflicted.
JESSE x WALkER,
Fourth and Chestnut SIS. Philadelphia.
Thomas Winmii, Butcher. in I'd st. Market. Phil.
edelphia, - rites
Ahes euffering two yeafs with CONSUMPTION and
consteot hemcsages. was induced 10 try wrighss
Tar syrup Aner using sig bottIcs. health returned,
and am nov ab TO attend tn my bpsnsse.
IS. Stevens. Drugeists, Reading. Pa writes:
Mr.. J. ]. Kromer.-The eroes OF Tar sprup pus-
ehared about three weeks $50 Il all eold. Ny
customers speak highly Of II. Send half ersss Of Il
TO NY fs.her. At Middetown. Pa and charge II to
c. b Vansyckel. Druggi-se, Trenton. n. j.. Gays
Dr.. Wrgh . Tar Syrup does ali you claim for It.
am selling largely OF it. and with much satisiAction
70 nv ruetumese.
wrghts Tar syrap Is eold by al Druegists and
County Storekeepers. Price q per hottie. One
bottle will check the mos. Agra, Ated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By TIL.
NEW YORK GIFT COMPANY +!
Every Ticket Draws . Prize.


IL chance to draw any Of the above Priscs BY
pur,h Asng Sealci Ticket Tor 10 cents.
TICKETS describing eAsh Psiyc are Sealed in En-
v.lop and thoroughly mised un receipt q 70 -
delivered ut office. or seut BY mail 70 any address
The Irixe named upon It VII " delivered 10 the
tickei-lolder on receipt of ONE DOLLAR.
lou will know what your pytss 10 before you pay
for it. Any prise will be exchanged for another u
the same value
40 BLANKS.
RErypHNcrs he following ptrrons have Lately
drawn valuable prsrs TT. Ii ihs Company, and kind
~ per mil,.d the use Of their lanes -.
} II minor s6s SIKH Avenue, n 500: Mrs
Collins, - Nel-on fiace. T.. 500: M'-s Cook
Chicago, III Piano. value $500 Boyd. Ne" Ha-
ven. cold watch, Ss5"; koot Fu'maD. Dubuque,
sewing Machine. sI0o II. nr, Me- uun, Louisville.
Nv Is u. Col T Ransom, Wa.hity I.,n ID Nh
eical BOX e!3o l. II knapp 81 II hs'. 1, i1aho,
$500 q II Bsheaiet New Orienur Gold ~a'chssv =;
vi e. Tenn. Meiodeou, si.O: Edw baton. Movie.
Ala, diamond ,iusrr hing ESQ.,. iayne. barring
ton, VI. ii o; L Ferris. pnnghcd IL, ,DiamoId
lin. S2uJ Mrs Is Wedge wood. Ticnion. n. j et'v.
Thos barrett Jr, Ii Gay sweet. Batm re-. sewing
Machine as5 ii. u Ahfcn-. ~ Mann u Bnfaio,
sta; \ Palmer. New Bedford. Mass. Go dMatch
t.,5. Ni-s Rove, ninth and s,naum -. Fhila ,
Gold Wa,cn $sni 7 ! nat liiex- eireet. Brook
n. ss0o: NJ Caldwell Bag Hotel. Utica. loco
= Cammeysr. ntiroit. Nch.. Gpii watch. 60. Mrs
u Girls ~, Hartford, Conn Siivcr Set. ~; a
:, hn u. Louisville. X. Diamond Ring $3.50 Geo
Mason, t6 Warren street. r.. ,5oc; mrs Morris,
Fourth Avenue. cor 10Th It. y. Piano sac"
Opinions OF the Press.
The New CORK Gin Company are distributing many
valnahc triaes We have ,uii 90 th.ii Iraner ~
doing business ana know them I" be a far dealing
firm Their pla" is n,or- satisfactory Than fre.e
taton Festiv alr, ss they DRAW every day and the
suhseribe, need not pay for the psze AVN. unless
| euised-tisze,te. n Oct ~.
| The Git Establishment of II. Barton Co atSS.
] Broadway 10 daily auactng crowds OF viritose TO
witness the drawing psocese. The investment 10 but
- cents the chance, and the prise drawn. satis
| fsctoy, IL Immediately delivered for dollar.
friend Of oure lsst week drew Sst1 prize which b.
| PROMPTLY received Sept 18th. 1887.
~. our Pa,rons can depend ON fair. honorable
| dealing The Prise drawn will be delivered at o.
Office segasdlcss ofs value. or promptlv sent - di
| rected. " return mail OF Exprers.
Liberal Ind ucemenis 10 Agents. Satisfaction Guar
ant.ef.
kN-ax Tick cts for one dollar. 10 for o. 50 for Is
1 All letters should b0 addrcseedt0
II. BARTON 4 CO..
/ nov75dAw6w 100 Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
AMERICAN
w A II G III II S

The true value Of Machinery applied 20 watchma-
hing ID not that By ifa pse Watches made sap.d
IT, bot shas they are made cossectly Very few pec-
pile know Why q WaltAa0 Waach should be supsstor
70 any othes. In the asst place, n v slthsm the
watch IL regarded only nachne, TO be eOnstruc-
10 The watches good, h b. ause the machinery
10 good. VI course there must be NO defect IN the
principle or plan OF the movement NO mistake In
she sses or shapes the pieces Of which IL 10 COM
posed--uothiDg wanting IN their properties, and no
error 10 their POSITIONS Theee pOints once thorough
structed with innnse disepity OF form and junction
expressly for The purpose, ~ produce tae finished
pieces BY meanr OF n ultiLly ing gnnges and micro
teess inspection iOr tie c.ics ton 81 wear
In emitting tools, and for faults and fawe III steel
stone made 10 accompany the work IN eve'y
stage from beginning 10 end A. a necrrrary re- ut.
the warch loc. together perfect machi0e Every
part !. ionnd to 1t properly In ifs lace Every
pin me- be pushed till Il plnc e., and every screw
turned nome Instead Of elucgish and feeble &C.
fivn the balance. even under the pressure ~ the
highest ma N pSng. yibrstes with vide and tree
motion, and the beat has the clear ringing sound al
ways characteristic Of the Watham Watch. The
mae hne IL t.mekeepef from thS etart
This system Ut Matchmaking N unknown In for
eign Countries and u entirey original with the Walt.
ham Company. The Company claim that BY II they
produce watches that cannot be eQualled f0r every
quality which makes watch valuable. sample IN
plan and ctrrect In principle. the movement n mot
cheap, but 10 unilpfm IN the ninutest detaile nos
easily damaged and when rIntrcd alwaye sToo q. Il
new. There different grades Of ens:s i1 ~ o
ferent varieties Of watches made ~ M sNnsns
Compouy % ere arc di6ereut sises ene sn.pce 70
suit I'll TASTE. and Deans bit eve2 10y
the Renuine trademark q ~ AIASS Sskss !. 49,
to bs GOOD one. and nobody need pe sifsd 70 esy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02

RAY Il TAY LOR,
..rr,.cr.r~ 90 lApsss' Avn orsrs'
PAPER FURNISHING e00DS !
HAVING uneanaed facilities sor the Manufacture
u o. al Kinds ~ ne above goods ~ - PREPARED
10 an I'll ordess With prompfnc.e ~. sna
= low 6ruses = ~ any pfnef oo~'S
.. 'ne ..ne qsnc,rr,ns the following goods
~h,.h -. ur.r,cs.s5 10 style, hnish. quality and
Wv Gents Collars.
Piain Aaasasoit Pers'gney.
:. 0aYoie,
cloth Imitation ~, a..
L. Beau ideal colist.
Manila Rnameled 0afote.
ladies' Collars.
Eueenie Linen Finish,
Rugene.
English Garo.e,
Eaamcled -
Linen Finish =.
Reversible Ename'eS.
- Linen Finish.
Ladies imitation Lace Cnhars' ,-,
Curts' =. Linen patent p"s'.'
In addition Ia the above, We y, 81, -, a'.is
OF Iadies' and G.nts' Cna-. h9ti' ~ r. ~
SOL. an -, material All orr goods on sale by
". c. wADSN oHTl, a $ y nls"ss TNYf1g"
port. 10 a,s'nrfe,l NJ.
(,rwtiou.
Al psner goods manrfactnrv. ~ ~ s ln !,
or other woven fah-ics. afe sEl's t,.a Nv
tiers patent lnlr-- licensed ~ ~ $500. - -
Collar. 80 of CHICAGO, are NJ prt-th ". as t5s#n
see under said pa',st, and nj y - "
promptly prosecuted ----------
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02

NtIh - IOD Tue ~ ~ yooS0s 0Dd n thaf,sfnpe
u psspoo WHOM ell afflicted shouA eoueuM M 90
eVSe nerd OF pasisntof biz not bene cure scs a.
- Zen d THE city. He seputstion kos voucnss, n
allthe city papers. BIG pateots and he mse icsi ns
S1ssion both here and sbeoed, being u mst IN
ia speciasls here and tAosough nsete, m al -
- desasso n III Others In, doo't desnssr' -
- ssl. Misosl{ : csa.os oesur,ssse vkSEln
nd eeu1leman, ~ - 90sl eonp - ~ ~ ~
YCu1o Nj THE passlcslae NCeSca -ns,recs ~,
eioV dovOeos 0ucA " IN tine b ~ tss~sI.et n
thoe casse caused By secsss habit which rnins NM
body and mind. unAti he enSustunste indiyid ~
66s either business Or sociey. TIE sad ss n theee
early habte or tho Of ripcs vrar- a !, csk
On the debitats the constitution destrov the phys.
cal and mental powers diminish and euf.eh,r The
natural feelings, IN eIhaust the vital enerpie az
manhood the pleasures VI life are marre6 ne ohseet
Of marriag frustrated, and existence ,ss dcred
. tern II uneeasing misery andrsgrct eseh nsreons
especially those contemplating marriage eSid ioee
20 time in making immediate apS .ication ~ f,r n
By his new treatment y enabled 20 insure epeeiy
and perm anent cure.
CONSULTATIONS free and confidential OS,c.. No IN
South CLARK street, COZ. OF n0nroe half bCek nom
the Pot Odlos. Poet once BOX iSl OhicacO. III, -
once h0urs from A. II. ~ p N.
sead Tor his 'Guide to Health" Published nOnth-
=. ffos Of charge.
N B.-Ladiss, cad for . descriptive circslae q
feosasle nsos61s, ~ bsst pesvoafvo u eoaeutSpo
noWn. 00tto ~ eooso00 oo : enaeUaS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
The Warrington Library Com
pamv,

Ah0 W 00010HtO0 Library COns
Pamv.
In order that the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be uccessfully accomplished.
have issued tive series Of Five Steel Plate En-
cravings. wtich are put on subscription ~ Vrl-
ces much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH
lNGION LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued. stamped with the seal OF the Co,
and signed by the Secretary. (None others gen
uinei.
Any person sending us One Dollar. or paying
the same TO our local Agents, will receive imme
diately tine Steel Plate Engraving. at choice
from the following lis +. and One Certificate Of
Stock, insuring One Present in our published
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAviNGS.
No MY Child Nv Child" No They're
Saved They re saved" NoS-"Oid Seventy.
sI or. the Early Days Of the Revolution.
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re-
ceive either Of the following fin. Steel Plates. st
choice, and Two Certificates Of Stock, thus be-
coming eutitled TO Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAv1N0S.
No l-"w sshington's Courtship." No. p
"Ws.hngton's Last Interview with his Mother"
THH2E DOLLAR EN0RAvINGS.
ANY person paving THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate OF
"HOME FROM THE wAl.."
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming enti
tied 70 Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
ANY person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE PERILs OF OUR FoRsrATHERS.
and Four Certificates of Stock, emitting them
- Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
It'll. MARRIAGE OF POCAHONrAS."
nn3 Fire Certificates Of Stock, emitting them "a
Five Presents.
The engrsvings and Certificates will be deliv
cred to each subscriber at our Local Agencies,
or sent nv mai. pn.t paid, or express. "a may
be ordered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
railroad.

Railroad.
1876. Winter Arrangement. lS67.es.
Trains run by Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
uses faster than Davenport time.
HNAND AFTER MONDAY DEC Q, 1887.
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted - follows
Going East lN Mail train AZ .......7 so, A. y.
Sd Night express. 81, ?. -
Going Wes,-lst. Express and Mail for Des
Moine. and Washington, lbs A..
I'd, Mixed. for Des Moines and
Muscatinc .............7 .l5P.H
Arrive at Davenport daily, (Sun days excepted
a. follows
From the Esst-lst Night express ct. n 20, A =
ID Daily Ell. 4 mail. = 90, ?. =
From the West-lst Mixed from Des MONIES
I'd. Express from Dess MONIES
and Washington. 7.05P.n.
coSxscross.
AT Chicago With all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A 4 =. l.. Il. r. for Bloom.
inRton. SprinGGeld. Ae.
A. LsSalie With l. c. r. X for Dunleith, 81
Louis. Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Greek With c. b. 4 q. r. 4. for Bur.
lingtcn, keokuk and Quincy.
AT Peo-ia with p. p. h J. r. r. &C.
Al Des Mcines. lows City, and Washing
With Western Stage Cos Stages, for oil points
West. S0uthwest aud Northwest.
sleeping Coaches on Ill Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale aud Baggage checeed 20 Pris
cipal Eastern Cities and fowus.
r. A. HALL, Aes't Gen. Supt Chioaeo,
A. KrnsAlL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
Davenport. Dee. 3. 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
r.e,l AGENTS WANTED tArssghsat ~ Uaated

rbeAseseiatinn hove appointed - ssesivess. 1esRs
GEORGE A. COOKE D co whJse well known IN
tserity and bu1inses experience vii BE- sui1ciens
9cesnntee thsf the money e1trusted 70 hen viii -
promptly applied 70 Tie purp0ec stated.
PmLApsi raiA, Pa. Nay %. 1871.
r the Oaeese md Memhssp sf the weehin0ne -
bfaTy Co.. n. 8. REID. Secretary.
0sssienes :-On recsipt Of your Mvos o. Ne -
iaes-. sosibing ~ u or appcissnens = AeesN
for your Conpany. we took the hosfy /" -
eopy 81 your Charter With plan Of ycur enterprise
to the highest legal authority ofthe state and hsvsss
received hi. favorable opinion in regard to se aug.
:, ,-p.ahsius With the bessvo,est osssee - pear
A..,r,.,,op. viz the edsaation and maintenance .
~. ,Dh.u children Of soldicrs and sailors ~ tAs
p,-.,.,de Institute ws have concluded to accept Tie
met. and to use oar best efforts to promote -
worthy anetjec:.
Respectfully, yours, Ac-,
GEO. A. C0OKK4 co.
AAdrsee oil letters ard orders to)
GEO. A. COOKE Z CO.. nANkkM i.
. South Third Street., fhlladelohj4, ~
leeslvUn for IL Wa1AiAgtoa 06sOv %.
july3-6AWAAo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
MURRAY. EDDY { CO.,
@AGENrS WANTED '0s'0a' ~.
DR.. Bixelow.

isthe snly Physician. a. Specialize.
nov sn CMeego thA csn be safifely
relied upon. Go 70 mn, and not suf.
fef thss horrible dissaee q remoip In
yocs syeteo. dieAsufing your nee
eed body, besides destroying 1ouf
Aappeneee and future prospect n ma.
He hno Aode PRIVATE DISS ~ ~
ecd NERVOUS DR0ilITY hie eeudv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
to Z uL Oh AIN6IIVIIDEISlJeV AN
WEDHESDAv.8IH OF JANUARY NEXT
A. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Or ., the Institute. Riverside. n. J.
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

i, cash Present. 10000
/ Cash Present Observation-Disclosures. 5000
! ,ssh Present .............-. ............. IOOU
/ Cash Preswt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
ash PRESENTS Of ~ ,lsV each. ......... 5000
| Handsome Country Residence, Stable,
Grounds, &c, Germantown, Philadelphia. 1909
/ Double Residence, three-etory brick. Cam
uosl Depot. oilice., Sheds. Ground. with
business established. No. 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphia. ..........- -. \. 1900
Ground. Fruits, &C.. ...........'..... 10000
| Thrce--tory Cottage. Lot &C. .........-.. 5000
rs Valuable Building Lots. Riverside. Syn each sOs0
Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span Of
Horses, Harness, &C, complete. ........... s.No
10 Valuable Building Lots Riverside $500 each 500
| Beautiful Silver-gray Horse, IS IL handle
high, sired by the celebrated imported Ara
bian Horse .Caph:" aleo, light Road
Wagon. weight lAO pounds, with Get Of su-
rlsrs establishment ............... 5000
20 Pianos oo00 each. 1900
~ NelodeOns, 4926 each .................... 100
4 Rosewood Sewing Machines, o900 each. -. LOO
10 Family Sewing Machines, 500 each. ...... zoe
50 Fine tSold Watches, 500 each. ......... 1900
w gate value. ..................... 10000
eamrls Hair Shswls, q, ,sO each. ........ 90 .
ecanei's hair Shswls. $3.o00 cach.. Cw0
Handsome Lace Shs~ls, $50 each. .......-.. $50
10 A. hm,le Shawls. So each. ............... zoo
2usk Dress Patterns. as each. y. 80
50 City Building Lots, SITS cach $50
The remainder will rOn lot " SilvcrwAre. Nh
eical Boxes Orera Glass~s, Pocket nibles and
different artic. ee OF ornament and use amount
ing
ro.l ...........................ss0 osos
All the properties given clear q incumbrnLee.