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Advantages Of this PloW.

II will last from three to six mes
ger than any other steel Piow male anywhere ~
yboiY This he's often been proved BY acsili use -
ritty" SOILS occasionally 20 be found on TIE n.elss
en- kabitEally ~eut through" in Flowing eighty acres
less it having already plowed oTez three nanired
res e the soil without Jet being hal worn.
TT vriII ascour'' In the most difficult
ils where all other Plogs have f.iieL Ifthsre is ret
ground anywhere 10 which 4 VIII lot seoaE, We have
/ to find il. ~
It draws lighter than any cther
ow while cutting the width and dePih.
The Share can be sharpened, or
lint welded on as readily on ordin1ry Flows Ifsny
aeksath who understands his trsess as tne Steel .
1 fsctIy maIleable, and works ~kindlya-
ANY section can be reUlGced bv
ricaie to be hal Of any Agent as tie snare Landslide
q MOuldbOarls are cast in no1lds
1t is well stocked with New Ing
ad se,oad-rowth timber, and TIE STANDARD ) wrpugs
~ with slots in the cap to give or take land AZ
stsure
It plows at any depth, from three
twelve inches, works perfectly in either subtle or
FE elyes clean farrow and turns un4ef stavSs AID
Al trash completely
nG% It il tia cheapest PIow il the
s-,yorld, just thege is economy in payllg
1 dollars rather than f We dollars i've or six
E-tales over; in nSS losing time and y'uT temper
5-uecalse your Plow won "scOug = -aal in doing
E-a quarter OF fifth work, wlh the same power
y Tie quality AMI quantity 81 work it VII enaufe 10
= n determining whether net the RiOw Is cheap
s2oss u4el for profit AMI tTs one eat 81 much
ts d91rs md csllts Il le proportion "a
T-s cs;s. IS the che pest, aad cIaident
s-sets mora than hundred d liars worth Of -PloE"
s-eyery time he gets one Ct these.
These remarks ere made after a
hlarity with the meri q most Oft good Plows in
e in the West, many q E!-ieA lave justly earned
Cd reputation
re- Our new model tsB'' Plow is
= designed expressly s,G5ole aud foul ground.
l5-IIeretofore We have Lad ony the "C pattern de-
s-signed for both turf AMI stub1ie. TIE ID M
GO patterns together viii enable us 60 meet t2s
t5-vsews II ell as { shame. Rnl < 20 tsen either
S--bOd' or lean" piOws as they prefer.
All aud see them.
Warranty gerry liberal.
For Sale only 6y
NJ. STONE & co.
ALDO
he GARDEN CITY PL0w,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-18

The muscles give scarcely any signs of
contraction under the influence of the
lancet. We changed places when ex-
perimenting with the second head, and
,esssSsFes 50 YSpsEsvS at
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p, by some the bss. Plew in use -sze4.A.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-18
Published April Is, 1861
CHAPTER l16-GENERAL.

AN ACT TO provide for the efficient collection
oflicense fees due the state.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-18

The Center of the Instruction.
The same party also publish the fol-
lowing letter from Gen. Garibaldi:
GRNTLEMEN:-I am proud to call my
self a Roman General. Gratefully do
acknowledge the commission you
offer me, and / hereby communicate
the names of the Romans at Florence.
1 am firmly convinced that the whole
Roman emigration win Join this CENTER
in which i place, tbs fullest. confidence,
equally as l trust in you.
q Yours for life, Ct. GARIBALDI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS. June 29.-The President and
party arrived here this morning and was e.
cortcd to the hall in the Capitol, whore they
were received with enthusiasm, and sd-
dresses Of. welcome were made by Governor
Swami and Judge Carmichael. The latter
said, the measures inAugurAted by you for
the purpose Of binding up the wounds Of
our bleeding country. wese received through
the State of Maryland with universal &C.
ceptance. 1t Was the policy Of wise states
manship prompting the work OF patriotism
and Philanthropy.
The President, in the course of his reply.
said. II would have been At any time the
highest object of my ambition to tie up the
bleeding arteries which caused the shedding
Of SO much blood and the expenditure of so
much money, now, however, is new era.
and trust We will have peace on earth and
good will toward men, Applause
trust the time has come when man Is no
longer 10 be set on man, and In the name
OF God to lift his hands against the throat
OF his fellow. and that the land that gave
another birth may be spared from being
again drenched with brothers blood. To
he invited TO visit the capital Of the State
of Maryland by a convention which has a
reputation OF talent; to be welcomed by
the chairman III your committee. by the
Governor of the State and bv your presi
dent, irrespective Of party, Is peculiarly graf
ifyiDg to me. Satisfied that the principles
Of the constitution would preserve union
! never hesitated or debated the question
This associated government, instituted fol
the convenience OF man and u be accom-
modated to every emergency was secured by
the constitution and founded on PRINCIPLES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis. June 30.-The Secretary Of
war has ordered an issue Of 1000 breech
loading arms and 5000 castrideos from
the Leavenworth Arseanl 70 lie Unsoo Pa
cinc Railway Co. o. ths Kaaaas beaach 70
euabls thsir engineefs end WoEking parties
70 peoeoct the1oelves againee any ISd1no q
tacks. TIE Company have already rsceivta
five hundred Spencer rifles for the same
purpose.
An Omaha dispatch says the cass Of he
Konietz brothers. bankers -. American
Express Co.. claim for lost treasure cap.
tured By the Indians two years ago vas Or.
eued before the United States Circuit Court
yesterday.
Considerable trouble exists at Julesburg
between the old sct,lers OF that town and
the Union Pacific Railroad Co. Conse-
quence Of the latter trying to occupy lands
squatted upon by the former. The squatters
refuse 10 vacate the land.
A report WAS current Ut Fort Harber lAse
week that Gen. Custar with small body Of
Cavalry have been overpowered by large
force Of Indians and the General killed
The report ia not we'll authenticated, bu,
some credence TO be placed IN 1t on accoun,
OF SO little having been heard of Onstar'i
command for some time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Jaly l.-Judge Grant, chair
man of the Conservative Central Committee
recently addressed circular to the county
courts requesting them TO appoint officers
and to hold the State election, assuming
that the law giving them the power had not
been repealed.
Gov Brownlow ISSUED proclamation this
A. NJ declaring that the county courts have
no authority to aot as requested. That
power TO appoint officers TO hold elections
has been taken away from them and con
fcrred to Commissioners Of Registration. =
He denounces the circular as seditious,
wicked AID revolutionary, and warns county
courts against acting on Its advices, 40 they
will lay themselves liable to punishment
lie concludes by ordering Con. Casper to
dispose Of the militia under his command
so ss to enforce the franchise law in it, lets
ter ard spirit
The political canvass in Tennessee 10 bc>
coming animated and exciting.
A merchant, named Rice, Was killed d
louisville yesterday. Politics was the
cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
InulslanA.

New OaLEAxs June 99.-One death by
yellow fever was reported to-day, but the
disease has not as yet assumed an epidemic
shape.
New OsLEAss. June 20 The Mexican
steamer Atlas arrived at the mouth Of the
mississippi. this morning, having on board
the exiled timperaliss) Msxicans, Who
have been persmp,o.rilty, ,s esnishsd. among
firm the report OF inc capture Of Santa
Anna He spread the ss. Ansr hs ensign On
the gsnsw.y o, bis ic sss'e ,,O sac e vas IN
seized santa Anna, thrust him into 4 host'
took him 70 Campeachy. and confined hin
A . nyisoner At the latter place.
The Liberals we're shooting, hanging and
exnellisr imperial svmpAthixers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

WAsRiNaroN, June 26.--Louis J. WEIGH
man Was called again to the stand and cross
Examined until adjournment Of the court,
which Was carly. owing 10 the illness OF
Judge Fisher, but nothing Of importance
wss elected.
During the week 100000 in fractional
currency was shipped to the Uuited States
depository at Cincinnati $4,000, to Chi
cseo $4,000 to Louisville; $4,000 to the
assistant treasurer ct st. Louis. Total
shipment over 37O0.o00 ....
NAsulxeroN. June 30.-Msmbers of
Congress continue to arrive By every train
Eight or ten came from III West today
some report Others from that section on
their way hlthef and are cou1dont Of there
being quorum Of both h0ueee Ii Wase-
ingsoo on wedoeedav. The attendance Of
Democratic member enough 70 secure .
quorum Is doubtful The Democfatic
memoers hero all agree that . bill sop
~ ts -. 70 the reconstruction acts ought
~ nc PASSED 60 - 10 clearly define the
power 81 military Commander. but the
~ .vsm Is yes TO b determined.
!. assuty Department hae re;ven m.
tice to the holders Of 10 pot.. ~
now prepared to give In exchsnss ~ ~. 49,. -
ootes, 70 bonds isouod under ~ s.cn
aarch I'd, 1885, redoomah1o allee ~ - -
and payable u 20 yoass ffo0 u" e. \:
Juiy.. 1907. Aolono - also nossss .
'has they have waived ~ siGAs 10 dsmsS6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
RAILROADS,
Chicago, Rsck Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
RAOlQ0AOR.

1857. MANNER Assangemeno. 1867.
Teams run BY Chicago time which IL twelve min
utcs faster thsn Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL %, s67.
~ and until furt Their notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily. tSundsys excepted as follows
Going kAst-- Let Msil train at. 10y %, A. n,
"a Night express ...s IS. p H.
Going West--ist, Freight Tor Newton and Wash
ington. Observation-Disclosures 5 An
I'd, Express and Mail for Newton
and Washington, ........ : .5a A. ~.
Arrive at Davenport daily Sunday excepted
From the East-lst Night express at. = 80, A n
"a Daily Ex 4 mail. g 30, r. n.
From the Wes'-lst Freight from Newton and
Washington. 80 p. n.
I'd. Express from Newton and
Washington .........s 2or.N.
CONNECTIONS
A. Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
AT LaSnlle with l. &. X. n for Dunleith. 81
Louis. Cairo, &C.
Az Pond Creek with &. ". 4 q X. X. for Bur
lngton, Keokuk and Quincy.
Al Pcoria during nasigAtiop), with Packets
for oil points on Illinois kiver
AT Newton. lowe City, and Washington with
Western stage Co.'S Stsgcs. for all points West
South west and Northwest
sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and baggage checRed TO Prin-
cipai Eastern Cities and Towns.
Y. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Sept.
Chicago.
A. KmsaLL. Asst. supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. II. H,.Ls. As't. Davenport.
Davenport, April ~, 1897.
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bonds Tor exchange for notes un-
less presented for conversion by
10Th of August next. Seven thirty notes
transmitted for conversion must in every
case be endorsed to the Treasurer by the
party presenting. and must also, when pay
able to another person, be endorsed by such
payce, or his legally authorized Representa-
tive Careful attention 10 this regulation
will save parties converting such notes
much unnecessary expense.
WAsHrxGTsx, July l.-Hosacs Greeley
arrived here to>day, having besn summoned
to testify before TIE Judiciary Committee
ia relation to the bailing Of JEFF. Davis.
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CALIFORNIA.

sAn Francisco, June 2s.--Suit, com>
menced asains. G. L. Needles, and Nesdea,
Solor 4 Co. for the recovery Of eeS. 70Q
nancy loaned and protested drafts
Leie sd,icss from Idaho says :-Indiene
continue their depredatone.
Gen. Crooks expedition starts Tor Stone
Mountain on the first day Of July. The
expeditioo consists Of four companies Of
cavalry and one Of mounted infantry. Hard
fighting 10 expected
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June 29.-fhs ars
this morning burned the s.. Paul House,
Warmers furniture ana COIN Warehouse.
Lucas & Bros. tin warehouse, and other
frame buildings on Hennepin Avenue, next
to the river Loss $1,000. Insurance
40 600. The buildings were oil old.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
v.,.,,m News ~ sseo~e,.

New York, June 20,-The steamship
Citv Of Baltimore, from Liverpool iSth.
via. Queenstown Goth, arrived today.
In the House Of Commons on The 1oth
inst on the subject OF the Birmingham
riots, NJ. Sordy said he bad delivered the
names of the real culprits in this transec
ton. which were not very numesous and
did not exceei 1900. He was afreid no
steps would be taken agains, the real oriei
majors Of the disturbance
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Maine.

Lsv,srox, July The washburne
homestead in Levamore vas Totally destroy.
ed bv fire On Saturday. The house hed
been etted up 10 ars style b. exe
Gov. Wsshburne aud Coneressmsn E. B,
and C. C. Washburne. and they were 40,
customed to make pilgrimage 10 thsis
~l~na nf kiefh
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
Parents. Read this Important letter.
you ARE INTERESTED IN IT'S CONTENTS

Middletown, Ind, April 2s, 'e6
Mr.. NJ. l.. Duplan writes do not know
thAt Ruirs Worm Destroyer needs any more
recommendations than II has already attained
by It's own merits. but will state that my little
son, aged about three years. was severely at
tackled last frll and winter with light chiis. iol
10. ed by very high fever. throwing him into
spnsms or more properly ITS. lasting from hsit
an honr 10 one and q half houss; at the SANE
time The child has very strong symptoms 81
worms. Ny ply stefan one Of the beat in this
part u the country exhausted VI. his ak and
The Msteria Medica ~ expel the worms. and en-
tirely failed 10 bring any. thought John
Bullrould do IL. and gave the child tho contents
of three boxes. in triple doses, night and morn
ing. with happy results. The child has not had
spssm Tor over three months, aud instead Of
the bloatcd mass that he wac he 10 nov we'll
and hearty. John Rnll did TT
Yours tsulv
" l. Uusiis
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NVO TaE AFFLICTED.
Or. KNAPP q son.
Physicians and Surpsoes. formerly Of New York. are
esoa11ng successfully ~ a5 fs.

IL A
Ha.A .Sh...s. - hsst .na .,o.t .nnraxaa ,,e,hos
~ M. srS ~, rsrrtsss ~ ~ cnsc II III, Chrnnc
s,s su TsS. sss., "nccs..sni,s ali ne,vons snd
1872 Insx w. Y, s1ccsseI ~ nssvo~s eno
I ~ n.y. n.s.s.nsis' TSsessc ~ ~ H. csco.
s.s. u, ~, - nonSrv
SEs cSsic sts.es. Pss~lvsI: Rsier.S. Salt Rhsnm
rsSschsys. IN Hssrt Disess., 81 chii3ren and :
0ena.al vWoanness - 0ex~aa mis-.
RAars which A., carving Thousands TO their graves
annuaily
n X E AND II A r..
~ ts,et euscersfslly On new method al discaees
Eys az sy hays nse y n
nnas>..e~ - vv~-e~-
It. my osnef rny.sc c m Amsrscs sy nave
ysass. They never tsn 70 cure
>, .n....... - n..,.r \, ~ -. .t.ra,,o rs.,
care
Asthma. = = never returns; me1 hsvs ense
~ 81 - ~. .,.ss a; se.... ~ ~ TSsas.
a. iangs.
Conc0Te.-Thy havo IN ex1saGlve psaetieo 90
wondesful spccces II tho treatment % Cancers,
vfAeA tAey CUM without eatingth oss Or usiaf
= - Ina in ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

Kingston r. o., Neehen Co.. MINI.
April7. 80.
Kentucky 20 this place. The stores had none
your Worm Destroyer for sale. They are great
" needed here In ninnesota A trial IL all that
il needed 10 give them reputation. We can't
do without them, Do send some out this way
Yours, sincerely,
d. u. Aaa0woup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

stony Point. White Co.. Ark. May -, 'Se.
Da Joas BuLa-Dsar Sia: Lvst February I
was in Louisville purchasine drugs. and got
some OF your SarsspAsills end Cedron B,tsess.
~ son 10 Law, Who was With me in the store,
hiss been down With rheumasism for some time.
coumsnced on the Bitters. and soon found his
general health improving.
DR.. 0ist, Who hes been IN bad health. tried
them, and he also improved
Dr.. Coffee. who has been in bad health for
improved mnsh by the use Of your Bistsrs. In
Deed the Cedron Rittcrs have given you great
popularity in this settlemens. think I could
sell great quantity Of your medicine this fall
especial your Cedron Bittess and 6sssparilla.
Ship me via Memphis. care off kickstt
L Nicely.
T.. q Watson
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Bulls Sarsaparil1a.
a decd leenson f@r the Cnpaaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LITTER FROM His MOTHER

Benton Barracks, Mo. April 10. 1856,
DA JoHN l}uLL--Desr sir: Know ing the 81
iiciency Of your Ssrsapariila. and the healing
and beneficial qualities 1t possesses. send yoa
the following statement OF my case:
was wounded about two years agO--wee ta-
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month
Being moved 30 often thst my wounds have not
healed yet, have not sat up moment since ]
wss wounded, am shot through the hps,
NY general health 10 impaired, and need some
thing TO assist nature, I have moro faith -
your Harsapsrills than in any thing else,
wish thas t6at IL gsnuine, Plssse Aespssss me
half dozen bottles. end ohligs
Carr U. r. Josnoua. g. Leuie. Ne.
1895, BY Mrs. jennie Jehnssn, mother Of Cspt.
johnson:
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Da, BuLl-Deaf Sir: Ny husband. Or. q. Il.
Johnsos, was . skillful surgeon and ply stefan in
Oentsal New Yosk, whore he died. lsssing the
above q, p, Johnson 70 my care. Al thirteen
years OF age he had = chronic diasrhes end
sesofula, Tor which gave him cur Sarsapasil-
Il, II cUass nm, haze for ten years recon
mended il 10 many in Central New York, Ohio
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever cores and general
debility, Perfect success has attsndedN The
curee effected in some coses Of scSofula and fever
sores were almost miraculous. am very sna.
ious for my son TO again have ssceusss 70 your
SarsapsrilIs, He 10 fearful Of gsstisg aspufieus
article. hence his writing TO you fss u, Mis-
wounds ere terrible. but believe he will rsecv
er. Respectfully.
JRsnID JeuNsoS
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nr.. 4. ". MINER.

~ Gs II - u !,
s,.~.. Cor "a and brady ~.
49, opposite Davenport Ma
NV. !. >,inpa bank.
&.-IEsss sl~-ssA ~ Having had an expsf-
tsTgs-Sxi IL t,-<f renee Of - years In che
NF~gJ practice ct Dentistry,
<@S-'s-S~ .,a confident Of giving
,.,,.c, a,.i.f.e,ion. ifyou expect good wo1t
.untor esorrienced prso,,,iooers only sg2siy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

HAVING nfEN ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
III ,ce OF Medicine and Surgery for the last
TwRSry rive YKARs IN rms STATE, has ptrmsn-
emily located IN tins city, and offers bis profes
s,onai scrslcos TO the cilipens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
Abe diseases of The climate, TO merit and receive
= portion 81 public patronage.
'hce corner OF Third aud hrady, over Lind.
ssy'a Is~elry Store. residence in what ives for.
Snssiy known IA III" Fulton iionre, on Water
infect, shove the bridge. iunc21 dte
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Isas. y. a.. WsDVN1DV,
n. n. HshnrNAyS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE s. SID
4 I'd Street ~ door below BRADY with DR.. BELL. r
Residence No ~. 4th Street, between Harrison m,
Main. nurinerly The frc.bylefian Par-nnareA ir6-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01

TORONTO, June ga reform convention
which was attended by some 200 delegates,
closed their deliberations to-day. Among
the resolutions adopted was the following !:
Resoiced, That 1t is the duty Of Canadian
people to cultivate friendly relations with
the people of the United States, and offer
every facility for an extensive trade be-
tween the two countries; and the conven
tion regards II rs the duty of the Canadian
Government to meet frankly and cordially
any overtures from the Washington Gov
eminent for a new treaty and commercial
reciprocity between Canada and that Re.
public.
MONTREAL, June 29.-The Gazette says
that it is understood that there will be
another new feature in the Union Cabinet
that the Minister Of Finance, Minister Of
Commerce, Minister Of Internal Revenue
and Receiver General. will form = commit.
tee OF Council to deliberate and decide on
all questions affecting tariff, excise, cur
rency, banking, &C.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-01
Chicago Markets.

Re Ts,so,.,b J.,,,
,.w.a.
fiour-Marks' Gun. aao nsa'' Demand light
who had orders 70 e.esut. them rnes. io nos
figures were made. holders not eenerallv IN.
ciined to press sale, or make concsSs,ons on any
except outside late The sales we're light and L
is impossible to CIV. the rang. Of prices for dit.
ferent grades.
under the control eftwo Or three operators.
Sales .. l.74@l - THERE'S speculation in the
market and sellers are completely st;the mercy
No. l asd rejedted spring scare. and nomissl.
Corn-Ne !. Io..r SIC ruled dull asd IS
q; na .e.cnins ! s ana sl0"ss o. so1s@
81; Rejected quiet os@sS
All X.ssan 49, otesea g. 'o"st ra'ed
~I, .0 ,..o y - 1900: $500:
No ..ss :, o., y % .hs o,,.S. e.. ss"n.; On
80, SSes az 1890 ~ 40 .ne ou's'se ior isvoFite
houses. no. Sdull ana neminsL
20. 49,. ~ o.yeos' ana Hss sellers D
'VS eJer!ea .oli'n.l iW.
80 % 10. .uquul S.os 0s'oo 'oE
81 W pl.ue OS.s' n.ne oolu
dem.ud for cut meats; but the s1trene prices
askes restricted sales and IN the aeeescs Of 70
prices. r'@s'4'' " d.o''
Lard-Dull lll.alliL for crime.
Pork--Twsnty one dollars. Ne quote the
I,hsc.~o l,,. e..c. ,a~.lr.e
BY Telegraph. July l.
go s, r receipts Of hogs At unon stock Yards
nag from $50 to say for good 70 choice
smooth hogs. The market is active to the ex-
tent OF the offerings and prices rule firm ct clos
ing figures Of Saturday last, with the pens oil
cleaned out at the close and the nsskst rules
urn.
cincinnati Market
by Telegraph. July 1.
CISCO.
w9ees-Dnil And prices nominal. 4 small
''s en- =, neT nj, rsc scia At EOS BY ssngse.
Co!n-Dnil a. 14G15, not much esmsse.
Uvs.sIDnii, 81 e5@s6c.
s;.t Doi a. liz Il
.I..sy IS.8e In bond.
NJ. d. ncnsnged and dull
80 M, onchanged.
'' ~ demand.
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:. :. MAXWELL, ~. h..


AFFlCE CORNER yiELE'l hLocx. w
STARE, north entrance lsf door 70 we
.ieal Davenport, Iowa. WE
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- lYaICIAN AND SURGEON Office. co.,
Il I'd aud Brady Streets. under S,reepcr 4
-Bsylte' store. Residence ON Isth 81. bet. Bsa.
dy and Main. ocssd .du
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
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Ague and Fever
C1qlkLS AND FEVER.

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dies eve s0ssod 70 the public to- The ssss, Ger.
taios speedy end pesmsnest cure Of Agus snd
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aad oouthwpsGsrn country 20 bear hin testimony
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