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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Filed in the Recorders Office. Scott county
Iowa, up TO . clock, Nov. 6. 1857
John Dalzell 20 J. c. Conklin. part OF
lot 5. block 81. beng 4Sjs feet on
Front street. BY llo feet on Perry
street, in the city of Davenport. go. 1000 OF
Francis Ochs TO Herman Sletin. lots
and 4, in Hughes. Robson and Bull
ems sub division. city Of Davenport. goo o.
Sarah A. Lindsay to Jno. Hughes,part
ofE. Il, NE. 4. section 23-7 acres
in Davenport township. ............. 400 o.
Thos Mcdonnell to Ernst Claussen. N.
y, n. Z. 4 and s. \ OF n. Z. y,
section !, township 70. Cleona town
bntp. AsVov "
John NJ. Day 10 j. c. Welch, lots 8 and
9, Branconier's sub division. city Of
Davenport. .......................... $500 o.
Cath afins Aohr to Claus Aurfeldt. part
of lot 4, block 13-beiug 80 feet front
On Warren street, By go feet deep
snereuom. oVV "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

GoISG RiGnr AHRAD-Passing Shields'
woclen mills yesterday evening, We obssrv-
ed that she heavy stone foundations for the
extensive addition to his establishment are
already up 10 grade, and ready for the
brick layers to day. That 10 what may be
called rushing ahead nor 10 it At all surpris.
ing, for John Whitaker 10 managing the
WORK himself, and when that sntsrprising
builder puts his shoulder to the wheel
something has got 10 move. and lively. too
A couple weeks Of good weather only 10
needed to have thl walls up and covered
ia. Success to eus Prise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

LUMBER, LuaBsR.-Bartlctt, Shaw L
Co. are stocking up their new yarda corner
OF ith and LeClaire streets, with a million
aad bali feet OF the best lumber the mar
ket affords, which they offer to the public
at the lowest market prices. This firm is
connected with the well known and exten
sivc lumber manufacturing firm Of Farnhan
Il Co., St. Anthony, Mimi, and comes here
| to stay. Its members are men OF energy
capital and experience, and they are deter
mined, by fair dealing snd promptness in
business, to meri. fair share Of patronage
| Let them be encouraged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

IMPORTANT NEws.-Our foreign news BY
telegraph to-day is highly interesting. Tn,
Papal troops, aided by the French forces
attacked Gsribaldi a. Monte Rondo, nea,
Rome, on Sunday, and defeated him. Gar
ibaldi is either . prisoner or among thu
killed. Should this news prove correct, o
which there is every probability. tn,
troubled waters in Italy will again he set
tied, for time At leass. When will peao
once more bless that distracted country ,
+ no answers, whens
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
s2oa~din. nns. Day school

F'Ne N0rNi LADIES AND MISSES. Apply a
W9nn lai.'y ascnpled nv His. Gilli. sar
f 5.. ar ~ st-uac North Saf cent Row.
4Hstri. tfan ~ Ate ir. MRS \. Is HEARD.
nav25.INsm MISS II. l.. HEARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

nOCsE wi3d SIX OR SIGHT ROOMS
; ou o. bVfJre .Ae issl OF November.
BAILEY CO,
Dealers ia Boots and Shoes.
0ct'Sat Eas. Second Stree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Tns AILroSIAx TABLsAUx.-This eve.
ming new attraction is offered At Metropol-
itan Hall. The Miltonian Tablsaux Of Par
adise Lost will there be displayed in their
grauduer and magni6cence No painting oi
modern times has attracted more attsn.
ton, or has been received With more cen.
eral satisfaction BY the immense crowds
Who have seen it. The Great Revolt in
Heaven, The Fall Of Satan and rall o,
Man, The War Of the Angels. The Reign
of Death, and many other kindred scene,
are vividly portrayed. The beholder "a
zes upon them with ave and admiration
No idea Of their sublimity can be forme,
Until they have been seen. The spectacl,
il grand and hey ond description. Go to
night by oil means, and see these wonder
full paintings.
The Tableaux remain here but thret
nights. A matinee will be given on Wed
nesday aftssnoon,as 8 o'clock flor the bsne
Ct Of ladies' and childrso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

"TAkR SEAT" - The best. ths
most durable, and the most comfort
able chair or the office, the sitting
room, or dining room are those large, com
Portable and everlasting dcuble-rattan and
split-bottom chairs manufactured by Lona
Brothers, Louisville, KY, the advertise
ment whereof appears in this days issue
These are m improvement on the old-fash
ioned, hish-bscksd kitchen chair, and vii
oa,last any ether made. Long Bros. manu-
facture all kinds and sizes, and in the very
best style. Our dealers will fnd it to the
advantage to kcepa stock Of them constant
" On hand,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Nor,cs.-Adsr Lodge No. 257 l. 0. g. T.,
will meet At the Good Templars' Hall, cor
ner 9TH and Brady, "Wednesday evening.
Nov. 9th, 1867. BY order Of
SAN. L. C.. RHopEs. Wet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Hon. TlinAx PRicg, Of Davenport. says
tho Rock Island Union, will deliver an sd
dress on Temperance, in the Congregational
Church, Moline, on Thursday evening
naNt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

DELiourFuL. SIch remarkably fin:
weather a. We are now enjoying and have
been for the past sixty days-strsight
ahead, ought to be encouraged by every
hnl-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
(, ger,fs Wanted

NOR a MEN MASONIC HISTORY APPROVED
I Nv isaH8't. " i~1As throughout the country
Amt wHi Hnd 10 competition, as no similar
Wai ta- ryrr h~i' Issued tom ne American Press
caro- -. FESs kNDKN, Prbilsher.
uUvGl4w It Main 81, Cincinnati, ONO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

4 n,rse aai four lois on 4th street, 81
s0A Ten scres back Of East Davenport
roo H,as-s to rent and 400 for safe.
ELDntlGE 4 BIO,
Lsnl and insurance Agents. ~ Brady s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Soar SroxE SrovEs are in great dsmand.
Every one who has tried one Of them speaks
veil Of il. Go to Cooks, 50 Brady street,
and take a look at them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

TnE BuRTIs OPERA.-The operate artists
now in our city pronounce the general cast
of the new Burtis Opera House. now in
process of completion in this city, second
to none in the country OF
course no one can tell. at this time, precise
" how it will look when completed. but
there is every reason TO believe that il will
rank evenly with the celebrated Crosby
Opera House. OF Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

THrsg is always something fresh and
Lice 10 be found At Sam perrv's. lie keeps
sa d a varied assortment, from which 10 se'
ieet, that there need never be any dissp-
pIAtm nt q those yho visit hi- establish
nent ibr the purpose nf securing hand
me i, of clothes. When needing some
thin. hap lsone in the wearing appafsl, 80
10 Perry O, Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
$50. ss4 .0f.s,~ rrOEEl..
sNoracr 's'lssrd and Harrison Sts.

DAVENPORT. IOWA
r,uls NEY ANp WELl-Ft RNISuED HOUSE,
.t.,y ..,-n ;t nc papiic Charges reasonable
aiun-t h,lr- ifum D. II To- 7. II.
a.s-.ls q A.GEIILY Prnr-'eic-
GENTS WANTED go. a.. so. STAR
~ ~li .rah ~1~i>8 MACHINE. Patented
M,f.nls ls. 4-4s. u u-.. Two threads aud makes the
-talae i.ack q, 10 t .e ol both s;des. All other
ls, pfi- ,na. ..nO- miSc chain Stitch Great fl.
,lH 'rtsn's n1.r $ .ai f,r Circll4rs and samples
o.. '.ft Es-1 ir'ut Giving copy nf letters patent.
D g. LAlIltOt ~ =. 3, Al ai Eeya ILL., Black.
tili..s-4. o-tas-,lSn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Banjo. NEARLY CoNsuxED.-A A small
railroad bridge on the c r. |. 4 p. X. r.,
ives, Of the Cedar river, caught fire Friday
evening, by Goals falling from . passing 10.
como.ive, and was nearly consumed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

FoK consectioneries Of all kinds, 60 70
Eybert's, Brsdy ssreet-Blacks old STAND.
Hot coffee and fresh oysters always on hand
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

TnASKs-To Capt. Dermody, for the best
eau .Hower heads we ever saw. They were
raised on his plantation just below town,
where the best vcgeta bles in the county are
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
CITY ITE M =

Our or "rux RIse." Saugamo Fire i
Marine Insurance Co.
s. MARKs L Co., Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

SENT THEIR BILL.-Ths Library Asocia-
tion Of this city were to about $50 expense
io:preparing for Summers Lecture, which
was TO have been given here on the 2Sth
ult., in accordance with . regular engage
mens with that scholary Statesman, to tina,
effect. They have concluded that as they
are responsible for these expenses, that
the bills should be sent to this scholary
Statesman with . request that he send a
check for the amount, for the prvilege.o
having his name used BY the lecture com
mittee. We suggest that he cash up, and
take for the subject Of his mex. lecture here
''ase Statesmen responsible"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
Mas. CANrBgLL's DISI.0 RooAs.-

Mas. CANrsgLL's DINING RooAs.-South
west corner OF Brady and Fourth streets
has becon ne one of the popular points ci
tho city. for there are Mrs. Campbell 4
popular Dining Rooms, the tables Of which
are 50 amply supplied with the good thing.
of this life a. TO fill them constantly with
appreciative boarders. Yet for ali this
there is always room for one more. Re
member this.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

on Monday NIGHT at II o'clock, Mr. JEROME
DORNEl.
Funeral will take place on Wednesday morning at
10 O'clock from the residence OF his sonnlaw, M4.
Thomas Mccullough, on Third Street, between Bra.
dy and Main streets. The friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
DAVENPORT. IOWA. TUESDAY, n
pot,cx Counr.-wm. Montgomery vas

porlcs Counr.-wm. Montgomery vas
hrough, before Squire Dittoe yesterday to
answer to the charge of using offensive Ian
eusce and otherwise disturbing the quiet Of
the city. lie pleaded gailty and Sss a.
sessed el2.s5 for the privilege Of not heed
Ing tbe sdvice Of Marshal Kaufman.
Messrs. Crater / Fuller also got mixed in
the muss With Montgomery, and wers
brought before the Squire and assessed
t5 s5 each.
Thos. Riley got on . bender last night
and succeeded in sumblins through one q
the basenen. windows Of the First Nationa
Bank. from which place be was taken t
j.il by private policeman Purcell. He ap
peared at court to-day and paid 1856 il
the shape Of fine and costs.
DlsTRlcr Couar.-The case Of Speariui
vs.. Chambers came up for hearing to-daJ
before Judge Richman, and was dismissed
on motion Of s. r. Ingham, one Of the de
| PENDANTS.
In bill in chancery-Hastings L Forbe
va. Burrows, the sui. WAS dismissed Will
costs.
The case Of Chambers W. Inghsm ct al
came up for hearing this afternoon, and
jury empanneled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
500 bbls. Selerled Winter Apples

10000 DOZEN FRESH EGGS.
500 ..g-. GxkOICE GRAPES.
sisss ,GsnD Fresh Oysters.
Di .4ta W. tNn
ta.f.. Agp%YpltT FRftfr UQr-sF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

The Rapids improvement contractors are
banging away at the rocks with great sae-
cess. The continued low stage Of watel
and pleasant weather is greatly in their fa.
vor, and will probably enable them to make
. good thing out Of their contract.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

ELscrloxs To-DAY.-New lork, Msssa
chusetts. Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota
bold elections to-day. BY tomorrow We
expect 10 he able 10 tell our readers that
something has been heard to drop in those
States by our Puritanical friends. Let her
drap'
EXTENSIVE SALE.-The valuable property
consisting Of two substantial brick stores,
corner Of Perry and Front streets, has been
purchased by J {. Conklin, Esq for the
sum Of $4,000, as will be ssen by reference
to the real estate transfer list. 1t is cheap
enough-to say the least.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
M A u R IL -.
Ill Ell

In this city. Nov. I, by Rev. Henry Bayhes, Majc
FRED P. KErTENRfN0 and Mise ALANOR HEN
DER, al OF Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

PRAIsEwoRrHY.-Oneo of the finest blocks
In the city will be the extensive Agricul-
tural Warehouse and Seed Store now being
erected for MeNar 4 Joid by Otto Klug.
Esq, on Second street, between Main and
Harrison. In fact there is nothing like il
in any other chy In the State in point Of
convenience and magnitude. 1t 10 going
ahead rapidly, and will be completed BY
the last Of the month.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

gfANANE STANDARD DKAkE, FROM De
rs ..Nil. wpr'a announce 10 the Ladies' OF Dayen-
4r7 Ala sg.uiiy, tint she has opened
irrsS aai Cloak Making Establishment.
II 1852 i0wsfu ~trnrr. over ths Clty Market. where
rnu WON ail wcrS "a her line ~ the ia
s#.Ht a eaArsnteat. Gugi4oGm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

UNTOLD WEALTn.-We learn that DR..
Farrell, . well-known ply sician Of Rock
Island, whose love Of adventure has pre-
vented him from settling down to the prlc-
three months at q time, and who has en-
tered into many speculstions in the past,
all Of which have TUNED ou. more or less
Improbable, is, by a most fortunate acci-
dent, or rather discovery, destined to be-
come ere long tho possessor Of untold
wealth. We some months since Published
an account Of the discovery of an immense
deposit of tin ore in one Of the mountains
of South eastern Missouri, and ii seems that
DR.. Farrell was the person who made the
truly grand discovery. He At once made
IN attempt to enter some thousand acres Of
land, in the centre Of which stood the gi
gantic tin mountain. but q delay ensued
owing TO change Of Registers Of the Land
Oaice, and the Doctor, being Of 8
laxative disposition. could not refrain
from noising his discovery among nu
merous acquaintance in ST. Louis
Tho consequence OF this indiscretion va.
that number Of sharp individuals formed
themselves into "a company. and, claiming
priority, made application TO enter the land.
claimed BY Dr. +. Dir. +. contests theil
Claim ~ toto but they, in order TO settl,
the matter and receive n portion OF the i'm
mcnse wealth to be gained frcm the mines
have conceded the Doctors claim to one
half, and have offered him 10000 yea
for ten years, II he will forego all claim tC
| the remainder. This he refuses to accept
and the matter will have TO be decided by
the L. s. Courts
Bat. whichever way the suit is decided
the undispated title 20 one-haif the tir
mines, which are pronounced to be the rich
eat in :he world by number Of experienced
miners from Cornwall, England, who AZ.
now working there having been b,ough,
over by the st. Louis Company-leaves
| no room for doubt that Dr. Farrell will be a,
no distant dav the posssssor OF countless
wealth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Barr, xggDs pslrEcrios The La
lies nrefss tae delicate ilesperian Balm II
iau.ei d.i,h,iG, beauty to the com-
1lesl,s. rs..7cita ani clFos snabnrn, fFecA>
rs. tan. and raaSes the skin charming
far ap sa,5t,. li-sper,an Balm Is
asaer rar ily whites tote; powders. dc.
p0cso oa'g aty cea'3. p. llarrsoas. / 60.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

Uss Lsllesnand's Specific for rheumatism,
Gous and Neuralgia. II sGsctually destroys
oil poison In the bleed. and performs rsd>
81 cure. Reed tsseiaooiols slsewheee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

THE RIvER.-very little reliance can now
be placed in the running Of boats. The
river Is SO low that safe travel is much in
peied.
The Minnesota arrived this morning, and
| the Savanna IS expected to follow soon.
There is much freight on the levee
| awaiting shipment. The Minnesota is
loading her barges. and will take along all
she can safely carry.
The Northern Belle had part OF her cabin
blown OF in gale she met with above LIE
Crosse one day last week.
The Red Line packet Tiber has been ren-
dered useless for the balance Of this season
BY the blowing out Of both Of her cylinder
heads up the river.
Over 600 tens Of freight were hauled to
the Dubuque levss on Friday last. The
Times says il made things look lively.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
I&essiov
~0ssIsgs. HORSE,

.,eoM THE STABLE on the UNDERSIGNED
! an 5 x'h sttUi, fvss Iowa. ON "Wednesday NOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

THs receipts aud shipments per rail for
two weeks, ending Oct. 3lst, were - fol-
ews:
Shipments Barley, 5000 bu corn, l =
500 bu. oats, $500 bu.; wheat, l6,C0O
bu; potatoes, 600 bu. onions, 6, 200 bu.
imeal, l20, 900 los; -four, 1900 bbls. lum-
| Der, 800 ~; mdse. 450 tons.
keeeipts-Barley, 4,400 bu. wheat, 500
bu.; coal, .43O tons: n'dse. 700 tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05

DA.A,r.At L.ATua. DEror.--it the new
Store u ~ta4.rf4 q t.., " ntAly st., ca
se .aund tar isrts-a and most complete stock
q FreHch aad A,nrriesn calI skins, kipa aid
iuarosco, lar ess, spiu, aud upper feathers,
.hnemaker stools, ,hullAgs and materials per
tanning IL tuc ita'ie, we-i VI chicago. They
inanusAr,u,e their own American calf skins
and oas.tAnaed harness leather, and procure
Alolher kinds from Grst Aaais.
Ut. Teyr-E, Gardener and Florist, cor
.th and Msin S,s., frui. snd ornamental
rees my26ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-05
CITY NOTICES.

on -ia .sspor Of ,he City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
P1EKEg1 C0RDIlL CONDITION P0WDIR

IA ffs name indicated. q gentle stimulant. Un-
like the many articles Sid thro fghouf the country
for the diseases Of Horses and Cattle, this prephr-
alton IS entirely Of vegetable origin-no minerals
enter into rs composition. Being composed en-
tirely Of aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and barka
a. may be used with fuN confidence as 20 ite entire
safety, certainty, and mildness OF operation 1t
eseanse8 the Blood, lOo6cn6 the Hide, gives 20 the
bad humors, and BY its strengthening, Lie-Bivlug
properties, fnfugce into the dcbiitated, broken
down animal Qcicn 1ndGpIr3ts anoHtascfe1tohtm
ell 10 n-llLAL race nnl Rl.HlI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

Fyom Us. WILLIAMS Advertising AEsueg, 81
Chamber Streets. Saint Louis, 40
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
FRENCH HOTEL!

Spacious Refsetory,Bat Room and BARRIERS Shop.
Servants not aliorss 20 receive PerQNisifs.
20 not believe Ranners or Haekmen HbO say We
are fau. July ISL 1866. I year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

wFwnW ~
wv Hmww % ~
,wnree or Fomr school Eeacherss
atheR inteiiecnt persons lrnale or female ~
rrts DURING the aarfnR ard gumEw that viii pay
f,om aIoef e 5000 ner month. Address
EEIGLER. McCuRDY 4 Co.
500 Olive street 81. Louis. Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

This pordef being both Tonic and laxative, pur.
1fea the Blood. removes bad humorE. and via
nereIol< Be found uost excelentmpromosng the
H14&ton o. Sheep.
rsicr - end 80 ctrl1 per pGckagt, rrfpcTf1
81 WILElAM p. P4RkEA, 81. Louis.
|~Ecr snle BY Druggists ana Merchants every
RICHARDSON 8 co.. CenIAra,
Rt A "a Norih Main street, S. Louls.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28

This powder is prepared from the recipe of a.
old English Farricr, IS now, and has been for
Tears NEcd thfonghont England by stock ~raiscrss
not alone fori its curative. hut also its fattcning pro-
perties. For the following diseases, ~ lnvarl-
EeDrs Oh al kinds, Dist9p~. Founder,
cauchs. Loss Of Appetite, Hide Boand, Yel-
ioss Watsr, as also al diseases aTising Jromo
Sisordsrsa Stons9et, Or au inpgrs state Of ts
Bleed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

$40
Tbese Drops ere 3 scienefcalIy compounded anId
preparation, and better than any Pills, Pogtsrsi ~
Wesf4nms. Being lf1nld, their ec5lon 81 dfect a1f
positive, rendarfng them . reiis5ios speedy AID cer-
tain specific for the cure q 81 otsFacttons ana sup
pressi0ns IL nature. LAoT popularity IS inllc4ted b
me fact Ehas ever 100 0G0 B. tales are annually told
ana consumed b. dhe ladies 81 the Unlted States, eve.
~ enc 81 whom speak Sd me Strongest tegmso 81 pqaiss
Of fheir EEeat merits. IAey are rapidly taxing TIE
place of every Qrher FEMALE HenadF, aHd are consid
ere4 ~ al who know aught 81 1em. - tno street. sa-
fest. and most 4nfallla4Ie pranagation - fhe world.
for ths cure Cfai4 female comrIalnts. fto removal al
az o1st1neHons o~fnatnFe. ard me pr0mofSen 81 1salih
FaFulart1T and strength. MUo1iak al erztons rfatIar
when they may be used, snd expia nine whsn and rhS
3eg Bhoald not nor could %. beusad HIf1set rrodu-
eng e1sctS cCrlfuFT 70 natures chosen 1awr vfg IA
found carefuNT folded around each bottle. win re
EEittHn stgnatlrs of9oHN j. LroH. Wiraeut which
none arc EcEui1e.
Prepared b. %. o EH +. LYON. Ts5 ChapsI 8tsset,
Aea Aaven, Gonn.. whocan Be- consu1l8d eitheF fer-
sonally, o. ~ nasl, l~enrlusing stamp ] coneernl1G All
private diseases a1dtamala Hsafness-Priee eksbo
sold by Druggists ev8ry4hers
o.. Lar eco.
GerA Agents FOR ., 8. and Canaee
e s sssss a aaoa: s E Ass.s. chicago. @al as.ss:
A. S. HOLIDAY s. CO. and ". II.
McCREERY. BroBnville. Nebraska
General Agents.
Marriage and eli bacY.
Ak ESSAY on WAnSESo AID INsTEUcTIes FoR
Yrrre MEN. Also, Diseases and abuses which
wmarenflv p~rnslrata the Vital Powers. With sur8
nsans efsfefef. Sent Free Of Charge, IN sealed
letter snvelopos. Address.
Dr. 3. SAlLLN HoUGHToN.
coward A1sDeinlien, RaiiafelpAia, Ra~
January A9 1857. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-03-28
-GROvESTEEN & Co,
PIANO
MANUFACTURERS,
400 RrnahnnawM IN. ".


TIME ATTENTION ofths public and the trade
e in vited 70 orr Eew Scale, Sssen Octapss
gasr,1ood Piano Forses. which for volume end pu-
-fs "a enc are unrivalled By any hitherto offered
- ans market. They contain oil the modern I'M
nravements French grand action, harp pedal iFon
frsme oref-slrung bass, etc.. etc., and each r.
srrnment being made Under the personal snpervis-
;on 81 M. J. Il. GROvKsTEEs, who has q practical
ernerimence Of over thirtg years ia their manufae-
1ure. is faIly warranted in every particular,
The Gxovesteen PIANO FORTE
Received the big hest award Of merit at tho coIe-
brated world's Fair, where were Inhibited insfru-
ments from he best makers Of London, Paris Ger
many. Philadelphis, Boston, Baltimore and New
York; and also 1T The Americas Institute for i've
successive ears, the GOLD and SILVER MEDALS
from both Of which can be seon at our ware-rooms.
B9 the introduction Of Improvements We make
q still more perfect Piano forte, and b manufact-
nripR largely, with q strictly cash system, are en-
abled to offer these instrunents at . price which
will preclude all competition.
Our paisos are from ssoOt to $500 cheaper than
any Grss class / iany-fOrte,
TERMSzEKT CASH il current funds.
Descriptive CireEiar sent free.
July LIST 1885 one year r. q Co.