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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Sept. IA Times special
says: One great cause Of the weakness OF
the Farmers & Citizens National Bank. is
that firms Of o. NJ Beach, Beach & Viii
liams, Williams 4 Bro and one other Will
liams, all officers or directors of the bank,
owe the institution over 100000. The
Solicitor Of the Treasury gave his opinion
thkt the Comptroller had no power 10 re
wise his action after having once appointed
receiver. This ends the application TO
that effect from the owners of tie bank.
The statement that the President had de-
cided to reopen Fitz John P0rtef's case is
at least premature. The President il un
dcrs.ood to favor it, but pr ably will not
order it until he receives Gen. Grants res
commentator on the subject. Gen. Porter
had an interview with Gen. Grant to day
on the subject.
Many Of the national BANS. whose officers
do not like the labor of signing notes of small
denominati ons, are causing tie United States
Treasurer much annoyanee by their re-
quests fer small greenbachs, which il is im-
possible for him TO supply.
The Cabinet meeting today was attended
by all the members but Browning.
Livingston who obtained 900 from
the City Bank by forging c. Vanderbilts
name, was committed for trial to-day. lie
was arrested in Illinois.
ALBANY, Sept. l4.-p. II. Sherman had
both legs cut of and otherwise shocainy
mangled by being run over last night at
Utica.
BurrALo, Sept. 14.-No cable news re>
ceived this noon.
Stansberrv returned last night
ExGov Pickeus, OF South Carolina, Is 10
this city.
Intelligence has been received to-day OF
the death by yellow fever at the Dry Tortu
g., of DR.. Joseph 8. Smith. surgeon in the
U. s. A., who recently left this city for
that post.
Key West special of the 18th to the
Herald, states that the Cuba cable was
,urned over to the Company on the nth.
Four Of tho crew Of the Narva are dead
and six in the hospital with the fever.
The only operator hero Is sick
There are IS cases OF fever, Of which 16
were fatal, at Key West.
Five men Of the cutter Relief were sent
TO the hospital. The surgeon, Sweet, ID
sick.
Nearly all the telegraph officials have had
The fever at Tortugas. The fever is also in>
creasing. There are CT cases in the hos
pital. Lieut.. Gordon is the only officer ca
pablo Of duty.
A Tribune's special says: Sickles has
been cilled to Washington to confer with
Grant.
The President and Seward will positively
attend the Antetam ceremonies.
Butler has left for the North.
The President considers that the portion
OF the reconAtruction act prescribing Octo>
Der LIST ~ the last day Of registration is un.
constitutional, and will raise issue with Con.
gress BY ordering registration opened and
| extended
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7 ExAS.

GALVESTON, Sept 1a.-Thc number Of
intermen,s in this city on Wednesday last
was %
Mrs. General Potter, wife OF Chief Quar-
termaster died yesterday.
4 Elias Smith, agent of the associated press
has been down with the fever.
General Griffin was taken with the fever
last evening but is doing well to-day.
There were only eight deaths in the city
to day.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 13-The trot to-day
between Butler, S'ias Rich and Fearless was
won by Butler. The best time was 2.2l
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,sxtr,s wAcsrv1fr Literary + .lior Of For'
.4elt,ala i'rfss write
CONSUMPTION!
n 1uiI3I

.tsif Ilslur witnessed the operation of Dr.
are Tar~yrnP IN Z ises IT Consumption. thtor-
recommend ii to all persons 80 afflicted
JESSE X WALKER.
Fourth and Chestnut Sts.. rhiladelphi
imae Mlumill, Butcher. in I'd IT Market, Phil
-Ata. Hfiicr
rendering two years with Consumption and
ant h,morages I was induced ~ try Nright-
-,rup Amer using rIx bother. health returned,
/ am now al 10 attend 70 my hu-iness.
= Strxrnr, Druggists, Reading. Pa writer
rI.J. krnmer.-The gross 81 Tar Syrup pnr-
ed about three weeks ago i nearly all sold Ny
omers rpeAk highly Of H. Send half grass of u
~ father al NdAletown. Pa and charge u TO me
u Nan~yckcl. Druggists, Trenton, \. j., safr
e Nrtrhfr Tar Syrup does all you claim for IT,
n selling largely - Il. and with much sntisiactior
ny ca-i. lmrrr.
.risht- Tar Syrap IL rold bv at Druggists and
4niry s,orck.epcre. Price 81 yer bottle. One
i,e viii check the mos. aggravated Cough.
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MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Sept. 10 The Pathological
convention adjourned to day after very
interesting session. It will re-assemble two
years hence at Philadelphia.
The display of standard fruits consisted Of
six hundred and eighty dishes Of grapes
eight hundred and two dishes Of apples
seven hundred and forty five dishes OF pears
and two hundred end twelve of peaches.
The President stated that the quantity and
quality Of fruits exceeded the most sanguine
expectations Of the Society, and the exhibi
ton exceeded anything in the pomological
line the world ever SAW. The fruit was
sold at auction this afternoon 10 aid in de
traying the expenses OF the Society, ant
some of il brought high prices
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By Telegraph. September a.
Flour-Lower GRADES nominal and active :
super 65o@7 0o, Y sea 80, XA, lo.o9G
Hoo:
Wheat-IIeavy and weaker sales Of spring
at .7o0l so fall, 2.20m2 40.
Corn-Very dull.
Barey-Lieht demand sales OF spring at
ITO fall l.S0.
Rye-Firm at 30.
Hay-No demand sales at 1850 Tor tight
pressed.
Corn Mesl-Small Gales at 5.15.
Provisons-Very quiet.
Mess Pork-28,0c.
Bacon-Shouder.. loose, l5c packed 1870
l51 clearsides, ls94tsl9c.
! Lard Active, H5a@l5
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-lh I'D street, uH@ door East Of the Davenport
Nt'onil Btns.
DAVENPORT. IOWA WIN FACILITIES IN
- surpassed. atie t. the experience Of more than
weaiy years, hopper u mri a lar g share o. patron
ysau
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gbil. r. IL. WOsIl.EH.
|SO9nHOUafhic Physician.
SANGER A. Lea

nFflCB AND RESIDENCE on EAST
~ Side - brady Street. near 9Th. first door
above the Christian Church octsu dom
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IOWA.

BURLINGTON, Iowa. Sept 13-The Des
Moincs County Republican Convention was
held in Marion Hall in this city, to-day, and
organized by eleoting j. Wilson Williams,
Chairman The following nominations were
made For Representatives, Robert Allen
and A. F. Adams; County Judge. j. G.
Power; Treasurer. Capt. VIM. Hoerner {;
Sheriff, James Latts; Sup rintendsnt OF
Public Schools Thos j TrulOck
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gblR. w. r. PECK

AFFICE on THIRD STREET. BETWEEN
~ brady aud MAN. where Dr. Adlers office
used 10 be Office hours, to 10 A. NJ. Q to
r. ID Residence, cor. Nth and Brady sts.
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FEVER AND AGUE,
FEVER AND AGUE,
RhNlTTENT FEVER,
MARSH FEVER AND OTHER MALAKtot
DISEASES
RhMITrENT FEW hR

The iniatuation of human nature is st'nish-
ing. Thousands Of indis duals whose business
takes them into unhealthy districts. where they
must necessarily breathe Imprisoned air, ard
drink impoisonei water. neglect 10 provide
themselves with any antdote thereto 10" tue
it is that
can men think all men mortal but ibem-
selves.
These foolhardy people Halter themselves that
although others have fallen 10y the way Hey
can resist the influence of malaria. NaY even
the settlers IN new and in salubrious reg lous nre
often equally rcmiss. They either take their
periodical shakings and burnings as unas oidable
dispensations of Providence, or only seek to
check them by inadequate and sometimes dan
gerous means. And yet HOSTETTEh'S
STOMACH BITTERS, an absolute protection
against intermittent and remittsnt icvers OF sl
types, are advertised in every local paper. and
can scarcely be unknown TO any portion OF the
reading public. II is true that the demand for
the Bl1TERS increases rapidly, and that every
season adds largely 70. the number Of those who
acknowledge its virtues us au acclimating pre-
paraiion ye' there are multisudes now enduring
y
at the cost Of a few bottles Of this irresistible
tonic. might enjoy uninterrupted health the
| whole year round
| No fact in medical history is better establish,
than the potency of the Bl1TEKS as a safeguard
against epidemic and endemic maladies gencr-
ated by miasma and polluted water. No tray
eler in, or resident Of, q marshy, over wooded.
or uncultivated tract of country, should be will
out this uncqnaIed tonic and disinfectnnt. lie
water OF the Western rivers, especially that VI
the Mississippi and its tributaries, is most per
| nicious to those who have been accustomed TO
the purer element Of the Eastern and Middle
states. II invariably sickens them j taken into
the stomach in an unmixed state. Nor will tie
com.ion bar stimulants remedy the evil La
deed, they inevitably do more harm than good :.
for. As they are uniformly aduterated, IL IL only
combining one poison with another to mil the m
| with unwhoIesome water. But the BlTIERs
are medicated expressly to meet this contlr gen
CIV. They contain juices which are . positive an
tidote to the poisonous faint, whether II be pro-
duced by decomposing vegetable matter or by
mineral substances. The effect Of unhealthy air
is first to enfseble and then to effect the ., s'em
But II the whole frame be braced and invigorns-
ed by . course OF the GREAT TONIC, II will he
rendered proef against the prcstrsting tendency
of malaria. and thus escape the maladics 81
which debility is always the precursor.
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nnvemnort Flour Market.
Chicago Markets.

BY Telegraph. 0ep'' =.
Flour-lnactive buyers demand concessions
of l0Gt25c per bbl.
Wheat-Active and irregular; NO. ! ranged
! s3iI0rI. So No. closing LIS 4@l1s. No. 8,
6e@l.1e
Corn-Dull for No ! closing nominal, l.olG
lOll6 No. 9 active ut 91}SMss
Oats Excited, &c higher closing AT %.
Rye-Dull. sQ+c lower; No. / l.ot4l,o'
Barley Higher l.l3@l. "a for NO. ..
Provisions Dull without change
bacon L nchanged.
Ierd-Sales at lSlsc.
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Notice Of Bankruptcies.

frHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE Urn
i day OF p.ember. a. u. l>6f warrant in Bank
rup;cy issued against the estate OF David G. saw
yer OF MI. Vernon in Lynn County and State OF Iowa.
who has peen adjnd.cd Bankrupt. on his own pc
tion. that the payment Of any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging TO such Bankrupt. TO him.
for his use ard the tfanser of any property by him
are forbidden by law that meeting of the creditors
the sad Ban kruptto prove their debts and choose
one or more assienees Of his estate wifi he held at
the Court OF Bankruptcy 20 be holden at Smyth n
Young's Office In the town Of Marion. before NJ ~.
Price, Register. on the 3ist day Of 0ctober A. D..
1867. q. W. CLARK.
sep. -doaw 4w-sat L g. Marshal Dist. of Iowa.
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~ wv ~ a. nshs i eIs
II AM FACTU RER5 AND DEALERS IN
Cider. Cider VlneyNr.

And White " inc Vinegar. also. Flour Sacks, GraiI
Bng-, 1unnics. Burap-. Groccrs Paper Bags, ant
SoMlng II vim. M. b linf.oMr' Elnrk. DAvenlort
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DEs. BEE. n rsoxxsb3.
GALrAtsf,I,RN FaENNf.HNY.

physicians AID uKGEooS. Office
4 on Third Street, one door west e Brady,
south side. 0hec hoars lrotn 70 u A. VI aud
from . toGP. ~ anglO-N
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r.. ii. HAVEN, M. d.,
Physician ana Surgeon.

~ CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL
practice. spccai attention paid TO tne diseases OF
the eye the ear, The kdncy- and the pelvic organs
ONCE Davenport. 70 iirady street, TWO doors south
al he lagtsuf4.trt sta1
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". A.. NsnE,E.. ssenti-,.

ET0USE AND SiGS PAINTERS, GRAIN
HI EhS. Paper Hangers. Glaziers. -. shop
orner ii ain and fiNhs's moha3-llv
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BY Telegraph. september IA.
Hogs Receipts irifling; sales confined TO
+ VI csr loads left over irem last sight; smooth
Now Yerk hogs al GA q so, prime, i0G
c ~
Cattle-Market ov-rstocked business light
closing weak at the following prices FIRST class
shipping steers, 6.5oms.75 second class, 6.toG
y third class, 5.75@6oo
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HOSTErTER's BlTTERS
AS A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE.

BUSINESS Of medicine is any proof Of its value
as a restorative. The truth 10, that IL the palate
revolts agsinst q remedy, IL cannot do much
good HOSTETTERS BI1TEKS are not un-
pleasant TO the taste, and always soothe and
quiet, instead OF irritating the stomach. Indeed,
they are the best known preventive OF and cure
for nausea. Their usefulness a. . family fpe-
cifc can scarcely be over-rsted. For sickness
81 the Stomach. sudden spasm. wind coiic, hys
terics, nervous headache. lsssitude. low sp'rlu'
and The thousand and one ailments that are con
tinually occurring In everv family 'ners nv
chest full Of tinctures, essences. powders ana
pills, 10 not worth . sinsle bottieioi the oil
TIERS in such cases.
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Epys. n. XOr MANS,
esstNg. q aaNGiTON,

Ii StCiAN AND SURGEON oilce. cor
u - ard liraiy Streets, under Strceper d
Baylie's store. Residence on iith ST.. bet. BRA
dY ana Main octaddti
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DANIEL. GOULD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Eurniture, CarPete. Oh Cloths
Mats. Rugs. Window
shades. &C.
mch2A-df East Second Street, cor. Perry.
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New York Money MarLes

NV hOFM Money MARKET
| BY Telegraph September IA.
Stocks-Duli.
Bonds-Coupess of 90. ll4I; 81. l.os.l Of
'65. Ill; new, Los; lo-iQs. 1884 oil 1905.
| l.o7.
Western Union-43L
| New York Central 0sL
Erie 6el.
Reading-1.2SiI.
Mouey-5@6 per cent,
Sterling-l.o9lS@l oesl,
Goldl.44IS.
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E. rAHHfla.

I iAGPENTkK AND BUILDER. ShUP on
/ ~ Commercial Alley opposite poa. once. Du-
+ 10
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~. ID. ERIGs1AlkEbSON. Y. %.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Davenport National Bank,


w II DIS. bAhb
NJ REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
/ Of - venrs l. ils basis for claim to TIE conf
d-uce Of the community, Or. Il ctn Irc-ent this
claim 10 the people OF Davenport aud sieaiy, aud
also any other evidence Of proper qnallfca1ion de
sir~t.
pavenpcri. July ~. l-67. Hy27-iiy.
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Wholesale 6octs per bti less "a
-. Mo-, pay 100 MS. Al -tW.z ~.
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ruslwF IS CARDS.
ss,as.s. - CHAPMAN.
ous ns,L. y. D. j. G. rogser. y. D.

I.ApppNrFRs AND BGILnENs suOP on
praa, street, 3. styn SIKH and ScNtatA streets
ltat.nyogi Iowa. orders collected. and contracts
- ~ IN reasonable ,,ifas uuei1-liy
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JOHN FUNCk,
lNATRl NlENT A1QARPEVER,

Corner I'd and Western Avenue.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF lNsTRU MEN rs
~ rharpcned the shortest notice. For the accom-
mediation Of the public. he can be found every Thar
day on Perry st. about the Poet offce. with his &C
cftiss LII IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

Gan men think all men mortal but ibeu
selves"
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40. - PERRY STREET. oNE OF THE SoST
Experieuced Buldefs iu This city. aud prepared
az n times o. contract Tor sny work desired Ia the
line and warrants saiistactlgn Pane aAd rprtihca.
tiaus furnished when tesred inch q dtf.
Prompt attentinn rlid - oricrs tpr i0baIne.-
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re- e;ahba-n iaine~. s,ys tht Cd proyerh.
si1'S TAR SYRUP TO the ruoiic. Al
ne --tY 90 lgftiaC ara5ast coos
Necessity ior taking ile propeF rem , 80
Gn'ts are Upon u# Ne ra4, MAth9ht ~.
d; or. ;hst tla SAP Fin. ~ 2" y me- ! ~
The cure Of C5g-u n5i.l cH, 20 ~. Jus
and al diseases o. tae 2 Isaai aNi i.nhf-
s,-t h low Are tfsl. nonla nom per
Z 0l whom arr Anoau 10 all parts oi the
ssvtr,s wAckrvxr Literary + .itorot For'
.aelpl.a Pres wrliea-
PmiAnFLrmA. Jaly %. 1861.
tRs-rasf Chr -itnas. far the ufsi Zine In my
zuch afflicted by a very severe Cold. with
instant cough and sore chest. practice
rfeci, the rfoycrh says, bnt the more
the worse did II. By wha, | then consid-
sceiacni. bat now believe TO have been a
-. was induced to try DIR. WKIsBr 81 ~
urrhasrd from Won. and was greatly relieved
avs, wholly cured ~ ten II i no; unpltas
tAs'e. which i good poiu, Many yea's
ing nv Way through M Old library. cam,
works u thai Bishop Befkel y, who pro
ard irnly declared. more than ceutuft
Westward ele march ~ Empire takes =
81 among these wefs two treailscr Ia Whift
s1s 50 toCasae De nee of Tar. ~ curative oil
sssse- frpa ;'afartn - the plaque VIZ
aes Wlh she roeoa.s - the good Hi-hoi't
Hf ud mn naW sue from The efficacy q
~ afsp4faiisa ~ fHe zane remedy that
q. tilfireiy correct.
huufe tray.
i sHEiTON MACKENZIE, LID.
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LOOK HERE
SMITH THE HATTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD


SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD
CAN BE HAD
HATS for figures broad aud burly,
HATS for straight hair and curly,
HATS for !sces melancholy,
HATS for features bright and Jolly;
HATS for gentlemen of standing,
HATS that give look commanding;
HATS for walking. riding. driving,
HATS dull faces look alive in;
HATS for pic.nic and excursions,
HATS for holidays diversions
HATS that stand all kind Of mauling,
HATS for every trsde and calling,
HATS for travelling. sporting, sailing,
HATS grease proof, in storms unfa,ling,
HATS air>chamberrG, Smiths lining,
| HATS with which to cut shine in;
| HATS Of many shapes uncommon,
HATS ADMIRED by lovely woman;
HATS with which room to enter,
HATS for scores Of wild adventure;
HATS Of quiet styles for pastors,
HATS low-crown, your knowing oastoPs
HATS oft sent hundved miles for.
HATS that boys and misses sigh FOR,
| HATS that even babies cry for;
HATS for landsmen end for sailops,
HA S that grace the work for tailors;
HATS that would saint entice,
HATS, prime Hats, At any price!
HATS THAT IL HATS
At Smiths
Sign of Black Bear.
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.sGgsy u. cRAy FORD.

A TTORNEYs AND COUNsELoRs At LAW
n C9nycyaaecT. ones i LcClairc Row. up stairs.
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, HENRY ". PERTAINS.

A TTopSEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
"A Nc. } Nele Biock, Davenport, Iowa.
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DAVENPORT LEATHER Dzror.-As' tue ''"
store of Stuckra,h & Co, 81 Brady ST.
b. found the larges. and most complete So
Of French and American calf skins, Sps nv
morocco, harness, sole, and upper 'e"'"e'''
shoemaler's tools, findings, and materials per
tanning to .hc trade, west of Chicago. lucy
manufacture their own American CAL s"'''
And oak tanned harness leather, ana p'oo"''
Al other kinis from first han6s.
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CANADA.

QuEBEc, Sept. 13-S Since the disturbances
on Monday night large pickets OF mill
tary continue Ia patrol the Lewis road. Not
withdrawing there precautionary measures
disorderly soldiers arc being guilty Of fur
Their acts of vinlerce
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable.
RoAE. Sept. 13.-The Pope has resolved 10
~ '--'s"' ~arsral council of the Catholic
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NO. % EAST 3D ST, BIT. BRADY AND PERRY.
I RESPECTFULLY CALL
IS - ] the attention OF the public to
--sst.e i isei that attend end, to s a. kinds
all Colorlnr, Whitening. Paper Hanging, Glazing,
etc. all Of which L. promptly done and In marT
that canro fail 10 give the mos complete satisfaction
Charges moderate. Call and zee vivid
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COMM ERCiAL.

Davenport Market hep"
orrIcx OF THE DAvxSPosf
tloug.-Bssr BnANps,t NM
Retail Sacks, paper. y o''
" Dbl. 1000.
Wholesale eDcts per bti less
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DER. ls. -. MYERS.

s,.~e-x-r- nESTIST. Once In Forests Hlock,
t5irzScaIst ~ opposite L. o., corner I'd and Per
tt!Yfp$<sA ~ sirec;r. Has had over IA years
A-Aly practice in THE city. Has the com
pictc apara'gs for manufacturing and administering
Nitrous oxide OF Gaa, ior painless operation ia e
tracing teeth. janie-iy
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w. III. SANDERS,
House CARPENTER and Builder,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. DAVENPORT, IOWA..
"A o,lcc. No. !. virle.s Book. apris dly
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Dls. A. N. ,lENEEe,q
ID E.vTES

<-S - 49, Cor. Sd and Brady 81. {
AEX-~sn opposite Davenport Ne-
fSrrEs -sAk4sssssess n n tional bank
FE&A sFSTx sxgt2 Having had an exper-
NyfVSkxASrSY fence of IL Years in the
vi u IA ~ practice Of Dentistry, |
confident of giving
perfect satisfaction. II YOU expect good work
employ experienced practitioners only. ag2sly
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-06

enlargement, Of farms and the diminuition Of
labor Is the Increased attention given to the
raising Of cattle, especially working oxen. The
red Durhams and Devious have bern crossed
with our native breeds. improving them In
sine, color. and symmetry. Oxen over hve
years oil are scarce. but our barns are full OF
steers. The clothing business did interfere
With dsirying and home manufactures, but
these important interests are now in better IA
vor with farmers wives. Since the wevil left
wheat culture has been profitable. Orcharding
is becoming q leading business. Our hard
granite soil is veil adapted to the apple. indeed
the apple hush L. the hardest Of all bushes to
kill. The tree grows without cultivation and
bears for fly or sixty years. An unusually
large number Of gratis, mostly Baldwins, were
set last spring, grapes, pears and other deli.
cate fruits are receiving attention, ripening
we'll 1900 feet above the level Of the rea.
These changes lead US to inquire, for what Is
our sol, and location best adapted. while the
changes themselves answer in part the ques-
ton asked.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-06

Mason & HAsLis have, through their great iu-
provements, succeeded In manufacturing the most
perfect Cabinet Organs In the world. This result
has only been attained by intense study. long sx-
perienee, persevsring experiments, and large pc
euniary expenditures but tho successful result
. rcmuneratlng reward for all their patient enorts
and they now offer instruments that cannot b
riyaled In excelience.-BOsfOn Post.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-06

Fancy Goods-Cook Brothers.
Fruit rrecs--I. A. Browne.
Universslir FAIR.
Remoyal--C.T. shannon.
Jewelry. States Sc.-chAs ruambiey Son.
Inssuc Asyl un.
Universal LIE insurance. Co.
Dr. Days Sangcuinalo.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-06

A DISTRESSING CorGH causes tho friends OF the
sufferer almost as much pain as the sufferer him.
self aud should receive immediate attention. Dr.
Wistsr's Bsisam of wild Cherry cures
coughs, colds, Influenza sore throat, &c. 10 will
always relieve consumption, and In many well NJ.
tested cases II has effected perfect cure.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-12-06

NrxE PoISrs oP rHE LAw.-possession 10 said
% be "nine points OF the law !" but the cook who
has possession of . package Of Pyie's ss'cratus
has the whole law VI bread, biscuit, and cake ma
MIN. In her own hands. Ne sure that you get the
right Kind. Sold by grocers every where, In pound
naskages