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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
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~ Masoils addition to Ottawa; am. 1T t.l Stout
90 III the Assessors subdivision Z nat.u.s ia Tia. =,
~sst fractional quarter OF section eleven IN IN 1.
hr's three $50. rsnSs thgo- 3D. east 81 Tue mir, %
PAL neildirn--sii IN the said comfy ana sfa..
1h' farms Il SAFE CASH.
Desd or dssds viii be made 10 tAs purchaser OPP
o.. - t,Hie oi save. JACOB TGT.
o,''"a' El,.'an u, 1861 -<ia.6.a.'i.o- 90 atores
- TATE OF ILLINOIS. sUrRcaE C9uAr yy,tl.iz an,
~ the Third Grand Division.
Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel K Hooper, Plaintiff, ia Isr
Albert II. SandsrS al! Sarn-l r Spau!a.n. Tv..,, b.
Tie isst will and tssts:nout Of Ellsworth H. IVA,
c-absd, defendants IN Error.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

ID THORNE & CO appointed sgentsfor Wamsley {
III. Brother for the sale Of all kinds Of Cordsge and
wines al Chicago prices. feb II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19
Farmer. Il 'l'eams.ers Attention!

ISAIL at u. THoRsH cos. and examine Ire Oh
~ C-lisr -. iust r.c-.yct rad lo! sale loN. GeJ-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

sTArE OF ILLINOIS. StrE.'g- C.c.r. v.,l... .,.,
- the ! l.Ti Graui t!,..ilu.
ran"l kaig nd L lei X. Hope. Pia,r.r. 70 i..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-19

JANE CA-G.,
Atimini.tra..iN. Yin all ana.Nl
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Error u .s.,ptlor Ch,g-: = Cll.ty,

Albert n. Sanders aaa Sir.n-l r spau!a.n. Evs.,,.
Tie rst viii and tssts:nout Sf Eilawolt.. H. Eta,
c-absi, defendants IN r-r,-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-The Association oil
Mechanics and Master Builders of Chicago,
on Saturday last, adopted . resolution de-
caring that on aud after April LIST, oil mann
ufacturers, builders aud others in the habit
OF employing men BY the day, shall em.
ploy and pay workmen solely BY the hour.
and that they would use their utmost en-
deavors to induce their employees to COM
t'nue 10 labor ten hours per day % herstos
fore.
A Louisville special Of the 18th says, ~
an order from Washington, Gen. Thomas
:, mains here, and it 10 supposed that Gen.
Pope will take command at Montgomery.
u Is not known whether or not hs 10 sus>
pended ~ Military Governor under The Re.
construction bill.
The political caopaiSn is fully opened
Helm, the rebel candidate for governor,
made speech few days ago At Lsxiaston,
justifying the Southern rsbellioo, rohearsine
the States Right doctrine, and dsnosneing
Congress a1d the Reconstruction bin, and
declasing that the Kentucky Dsmocfats will
no: submit 10 ito enforcement; end il may
be that Gen. Thomas 10 retained here 70
rect With bic ihdomitable firmness in the
issues presented bv the coming election.
There 10 large party in the State glad
Of the passage Of the Reconstruction bill
and the appeint0eat Of Military Governors.
II Hsl0 L. elected, Ksatueky may llnd her
calf ameoaels to military authority.
Yesterday W. st. Patrick's day accord
ing 70 the calendar. but this day is the one
that will Be celebrated, aud even With more
pomp and ceremony than on many former
occasians. Great preparations have bssn
made BY various Irish organizations, both
civic and military, to celebrate the day in
IN appropriate manner and indicaiIsns q
present point to IN unmiseakabls success.
The celebration Of the day he's already com.
msnoed, and the streets resound with the
music Of the gathering companies.
A card is published this mseui6g BY the
Fenians in authority cautienlag persons
against contributing mensy 70 uuauthorized
persons. There 10 much exeitensnt among
the Fs1ians throughout the city.
St. Patrck's day 10 being celebrated to-
day Nth great interest A large proces>
sion has been going up and down the streets
oil day. Companies and regiuents sre arm
Cd and equipped, with lock Of fight in the
face for Ireland. Great crowds turned out
10 view the professions, end the day is pass
ing of quietly and satisfactorily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

CARLISLE, Pa, March 1e.--IAse evening
two soldiers came into town aud when near
the court house, were attacked b. A. Ham.
mill and p. Gilmore. Neither party vas
hurt. and the soldiers len for their easri-
con.
About eight e'elsck sons any soldiers
came into toWn armed with cAe6lnes, re-
volvess and sahsse, cd halted near the
court house and nrsd into the crowd Of cite
ssns that were standing near where The pells
ere located. The citizens drew ssvolvsss
end returned The FIRE when . general riot
snsnsd. The soldiers reiterated On run and
he citizens gave pursuit and the soldiers
steod u the edge Of the town. 4 guard
arrived from the Poet, ard the firing Was
kept up for some time until the guard had
arrested several citizens and started for the
garrison. On their way they met Hammill
who had gun on his shoulder. He w.
ordered by the guard to lay the gvn down,
and on bic refusal, Cred on him. Oss ball
struck him in the left breast, 70 The LETT OF
the right nipple and came out near the leh
shoulder blade. The wounded man died ia
three hours. Amoog The wounded ere Mrs.
Stewart. Who was standing in the door Of
hss OWE house. shot through the LEFT foot
Thos. Zimmerman was shot through The
iess-alm crushing The booes; jacob Snail
= bot thssnsh The hent head, AL one 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Tel
egr0ph.

egr0ph.
LONDON. March l6.-Noon. Tho Ssrvisn
question has been settled. Lord Derby
says officially that forces Of the porte are %
leave Belgrade, and the country will DO
practically free. The Turkish authority
will be merely nominal.
Consols 81 ; Erie Sol L. &. 7sA; u. 8.
$500 bonds AT.
vienna. March le.-Dispatehss received
announce that the Turkish forces have been
successful in battle with the sebsls in
Thessslv.
PANS, March l6.-Gsn. Castlsnau, aid 10
the Emperor. has justed returned from his
Mexican mission.
Lord Lyons, Ambassador to Constantine
pie, writes that Turkey will hasten reforms
in favor Of the Christians in Gambia and
elsewhere in the Turkish dominions.
Large bodies Of troops have been sent to
Liverpool to preserve the peace. . rising Of
the Fenians there being spprshenisd.
A large number Of Fsnians have been cap.
tured in various parts Of Ireland, and many
have been committed for high treason.
DrBLiS, March 1.-THE fears that the
Fenians would attempt another general rio
ing to-day las not been realized.
Dispatches from oil parts Of Ireland 70 .
port the country quiet.
Frequent arrests are made By the police
in the disaflec,ed districts
LIVERPOOL, March l7.-No distui bance
was created here BY the Eenians 70 -day, %
was feared, and the city was entirely tran.
gull.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Reform Blu
which 10 to be brought into Parliament By
the Government 20 morrow, will give the
right Of suffrage to rate.psying houssholders
after two years residence to men paying
ono pound yearly taxes or having $50 in
the savings bank or ESQ 10 funds aad 70 Ill
members Of the learned projections snd
graduates Of universities. The bill elso pro-
vides Tor 4l5 franchise in the counties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
CALIFORNIA

SAY FAAScIsco, March 10Th. ....m.
ship Golden Age ffsn P.naua. hss ar :
rived.
The Nevada Legislature convened ve.ssr.
dsy. The Governors message vas trans.
mi,ted. 1, refers only 10 the rev.n.s hin
Late advicss from Arizona sasts sh.. !.
treaty is about being made with the Anschss
At Fl. Grant The indians really mean nss.s
and will abide BY q: proposed terms sheul1
the treaty Be rssihSd.
There 10 much excitement At Prescott
over the discovery Of new. rich placsn On
the tributary Of the Aqua FRO 60 milss
from Prescott. 5aF l..s-.
The indians are troublesome about prcs.
colt and Wincherbufg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS

THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR rRRf0C-
LARITiES.
Thcsc Drope area scientifically compounded nuid
preparation, and better than any pills, Powders. "
No-trnms. Boing liquid. their action IL direct and
positive. rendering them reliable. speedy and
tain specific FOR the OF Ill distractions aud sup
prcssions OF nature. Their popularity Is indicated hy
the fact that over 10000 bott.es arc annually sold
and consumed by the lsdies OF the United States.
cvcry one Of whom spcak In tho strongest terms Of
praise Of their grest mers They are rapidly taking
The place every other Female Remedy and ere
sdescd by al who know aught Of them - the sussst
safest. aud most infabs proposition 10 Abe world.
TOT The cure Of oil female complaints the removal Of
oil distractions oi nature. and the promotion Of
health regularity and strength. Explicit dirscuons
stating when they may be used. and explaining whea
and Why they should not uld not be used With
out producing effects contrary 10 nsture's chosen
laws will be found carefully folded around each bot
tie. with the written signature Of JOINS L. LycS with
out which mono are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN l.. LYON. 1876 Chapel ST
New Haven. Conn. who be consulted either peg
soualy. or by mail enclosing ttsmp) concerning all
private diseases and female weaknesses
sold by Druggists everywhere.
e. a. CLARK 4 co.
General Agents foi the I. :. and Canadas.
mar ieodAwlv
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LOVeERlDGE,S
VEGETADlE
BLOOD PURIFIER

THIS MEDICINE has BR1N PREPARED WITH
great care md KIN knowing i TO Ne TIE best ard
p.blie.
y : manufactured net ifoa .sinele pasture wed
ssc = s.S l by % ), !:
fUakES vEGETA Bile give yoa IS b. medicinal ad j
No. The root Of TIM plant . The medicinal part,
beins an AltHat ~, Dlassllc aad Demsleeat ueed n
acrotsla, CAroaie Rhcaoasis1. Secondary and Ter
essaos & Is. =. .yss HAcS eepws
10: s~TSs roo! 4 ~ p.s.a.,.l p'.., !. Alssrs
~ irestmsnt q ecroiais Lspr0sy Syphilis scurvy.
81: 30: $500 - |. r...e, Ay..,... "A
i dssess q se. sad sc:.s
n debi.ssd end irritable coadsioas Of 10 stomscA
10. 1-Tli. plant grow, = an pats q H. usl.sd
cotic. Il exeites the whole 0landular Oyste aud y
s:sS = s sypAl' se''''a hAesna'n and aheesOs'
70. 81. exclusively N AMesican plant. The root
the medical part L = Cethartsc. Alternative, An
s%aissss .nS qSisk@s: sSe scscn q d. Isss "a
Kidneys, and determines the blood TO the surface.
No. S-This plant Il : native Of Europe. II Is used
2 Ssurvy, scroiaia. syphilis. Govt, Lepr"sy and
SS ,aTai. r shrub nov: IT. The United States !.
u the Liver, Rheumatic and Chronic Syphilis stim.
ulates and strengthens Mucous Membranes, and u .
valuable Tonic
No. s-1his plant IL common to the United Statee.
IL Alternative, Dinretic. Disphoretic and Aromatic.
II used In Chronic Rhcunatsn. Syphil0d Affections,
EruptiOns Of the Skin and Scurvy
No. 9This 10 the stagger Weed. II grows in the
Southern States. The TUDOR II The medicinal part
II 10 Tonic, Dinretic and Alternative, and n much
valued In Syphilis and Scsosala
Won will see, BY observing the medicinal properties
Of the articles given above. that the BLOOD PURl.
FER will cure al diseases or the Blood md skin.
however bad or long standing--@ome requiring more
time than Others owing TO the condition OF the sys-
ten.
have nunberless testimonials Of IL wonderful 81.
fects In purifying the blood and cleaning the eystem,
but omit giving them for the reason that there ere
. many worthless compounds offered a. the public
accompanied with numerous certificates frauduently
obtained. give y0n my Blood Purifier, leaving II 10
sustain itself upon IL own mcsits.
Rtha patient, In using tho Blood Purifier. nnde
that the quantity given IN the directions II not sum
cient to move he bowels Oace day, increase the
Dose the Bowels must be kept open. IL 10 advise
bic to Battle frequently in warm water, keeping the
pores OF the SKIN freo ffU0 ohooFnctiOno.
b. DEXTER LOv9RlDGE,
Sole Manufacturer md Proprietor,
For sale By DfuegielS. Bu6hlo, n I.
Octs -detawAweOW0n.m on&thurs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

lxplANAPoLIs. hasch ia dsstfuseivs
Ore occurred as Kohomo. Ind, this morning.
One Of the best business blocks was en-
tirely destroyed. Among tho suassese ~
Messrs. Nixon, dry goods store Browne /
Garrisig, billiard room; John Bohso. 10.
Gerry and queenswass; Strong I Beeseu.
wholesale and retail hardware; Wu. Bu-
chanan, jewelry store, Americas Rspssss o.
Ace. and Masonic Hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

named HillsbasSh uas shot in ths hsas
cutting the scalp. Two soldiers 49, vo.nd'
ed, ons in the head and one 10 IT, Iss ~
former morsally. For several nishss s v
diess have bees In town ersotInc mnss ~
tusbance.
There are about 400 soldiers now Al N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
ONO.

C.sc,xxArl, March l7.-Ss. Patrick. daz
was celebrated yesterday with universal en-.
thusiasm. The various societies turned on,
and passdei the principal streets. A Teri
ment Of renians Also turned out, fully arwsd
and equipped.
C,xc,xsArr, March ls.-rhe Uomme,c;,I
publishes the particulars Of the sinking d
the steamer Mercury at Arkassas. The
beat struck snas and sunk 10 ,he hurri
cane deck. Is passengers lost. Boat val>
ued a. s2o, ooo-insured for $4,000. She
had . cargo Of l 400 balas Of coteos besides
. large and assorted freight for Cairo and
the Ohio River.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
KENTUCKY.

Lor.sv,LLs, March lc-Ths river is fall
ing slowly, having receded eight inches
since yesterday.
Weather cold and growing colder. with
about one inch Of snow.
Railroad communication with Nemnhis =
entirely suspended, the road along the Cum.
bsrland river being several feet under ~.
Ter.
The railroad robbers and murderer 81
Harry King, who were tried. convicted and
sentenced to b. hung q franklin, Kentucky,
have bes0 rsspited By The 9ossrnos till tke
18th DAY IL May.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

Nav Yon9, March rs.
Piour-ole ee0oil.so for extra Stsse, cad
q 6la.l5fer Hoop ohie.
GWhea,-l@sc better. % ss4es 20 fer No
Hill. and q. o6 for White California.
Rye-203c. better.
Dssley- a2e. better.
Cora-Sl. ls0ei. 90 10 store u 81 aAoaL
Okts Dull s41Sasec.
pesk lisa. so41Ss 81 fos asw elesiss II
oal.sl for regalss and e2a. 5e@ o12.e q for cid.
Gu meats Firm.
Lard-Firsss q iass4l8,se. tor new.
hisky--Dull.
Battcg-Oull.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

~, CmonuAas, Mech. IL.
t r,"tr Dull. but unchsDged.
"a nsas-Scsrcs aud 6rm fee NJ. spstD9
~ 30 Tor No !; aod - 80 for Ne. winter.
Csrn--s40s5c. for No. /.
Ooto-5lc
kys-ollo.
bariey-u nchang~d.
Ness Pork-Cisy o9a "a
naik Mea's-Firmer; si1ss 1p0 100 -. ,sAssl-
Lard-lsi.c for CITY. and lakc. for SouAsry.
Saeon-s>$ 0llAc.. 10 Isol1Gc.
Bnttsr and Vhsese-Vnchs10s2. 4 X
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

eu 00O kTUNtCy."
The Undersigned wish to notify the public
shat they have also completed extended
arrangements for obtaining the discharge Of
bankrupts under the new law" That they
will te N regular attendance upon the Fed.
eral courts Whenever they have any 6wsjness
there. That they will devote especial ot>
tentiom" to whatever business they may have
there, and our clients may rely upon m
prompt action in their cases ss rs have the
ability TO procure.
An application 1t any time, 10 either Of
the sadsvsigaett, will secure . speedy adju>
dication
George Z. Hubbcli, Whitce nb Z Rsooks.
a. =. Burnett, Lane 4 Day.
=. W. Bennett. Brown L Sully,
Stewart L Armstrong, John G. Bills.
Il. X. = E ClausseL. Leake 4 Buff,
john N. Crawtosd, Davis 4 True,
VIM. A. Fostss, Dow 4 Price,
Putnam ! Rogers, c. Whitaker,
Grant I Smith, Parker I McNeal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

PLArrssuna. Mssch ls.-Wn. Kennedy
wne murdered Q. N. Williams, Ct Brook.
viues lowA, was ARRESTED near the Canada
sanes " Cl!nese sesnty. N. T., yesterday.
~ eeeeseivs Csails ifsa lewa, viii leave
W. as0 - 100 - Monday.
DCssALo. 4assA 10. A dyiv;n.s soov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroS, March l6-The Frat Orthodox
Congregational Church in Somervills was
burnt this A. N. Loss $4,000 insured
for $l7 900 Tho fire was the work Of an
iucendary
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

NASHVILLE, March 1C.-A nsssins -
held to-day for The relief Of The Chattanooga
sufferers. Large subscriptions Of money
were made and committees were appointed
to solicit aid. The citizens are ssspoudins
libcraliy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

Tx \ - ~ an 80 re-
4 itO3NElS AND COCNSLLL0RS AT
W y l. corner VI Second aud brady
streets, Davenport. lows. ova-dN
20. 2. upuk. apw . .. OOoA
.. wfisos nsuav. j. Lewis DuuW.
COOK Il nDk UnY.
fIcRSEyS AND COT NSEi.ORS ar LAW
y o.ilce corner Of Main and I'D Sts. ian9dwe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

q. Iegn. March 10.
r,eur-firm. and hieA erodss n dsnssd.
hestyStesdy and unchansed. u -
Cosn.-Dui q Ne for nixsd, ne Soe yellow,
vvsss.-Prime = choies 7eD.sc.
W WIZ ana nnyS-Qoist and uncesagsd.
aey-sir. and active 4 oasso.
les les rcsk-improving; sales q o?s.oa
1870. ~ =
Lard-ls'lolsx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

Epprsovx. Ysaes Co.. N. r.. Nav il. "a.
Editors Rural New Yorker:
Seeing On inquiry in the Rural for . cure
~ ,.s 49, ;"a,.;.s usss.s s.e AssI Ns s
me. -'-' ''." - - -'' s-''-
have had the spasmedic asthma tisesn years
ana eever found any medicine that would pre-.
conns,osS tskns ..jo.s" vS;scoS ~ p sSs.
for Asthma commsnesd takine THE rsnedy
eighteen years ago. aaa have not he'd severe
. ..m n T~r SrnsS H.. ,~u,nvv
ne eli that Il n reeommesIsd 10 do To- ''' '''
SARAH SEELEY.
sx.sFes's N1esAn ven Doreo'o
Oudefingo In bic last illness were greatly
ALI viafSd hv IA NJ Of JouAa Warrrn,anfe
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y. w. ~. nAIxEss.

IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
- side Third street. between Brady and Main
sireets Residence nearly opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
ROBCRTN Z CRANDlLL.

Ard hope By strict attention - business aud fair
dealing, TO share portion ofthe patronage Of the
people. All business entrusted 10 our care will
be attended to with promptness.
stairs, over Price, Conner 1 Co.'S store Isves.
sXML ROBERTS. JOS. A. CRANDALL.
b. permission We refer TO
HON. JOHN l.. DAVIES,
JOHN +. DILLON,
MEsSRS. PRICE, CONNER 4 co,
q q. w. CABLE 4 CO.,
In. J. J. BURTlS.
HON. X. LOWRY.
IRA N. CLIFFORD. Pres LIST Natl Bank,
ED. RUSSELL ESQ, Editor Of Gazette.
REM OVAL.
The Office Of the State Agency Ct the PhDuiE
Mutual Life Inns. Co. Hartford, Conn. is now 10.
Gated at A Brady street, ever Price. Conner 4
CO. 8 store.
Persons wishing to insure their lives In q com.
pany that has never contested = claim, will do
well 20 call on the undersigned.
sAM'L ROBERTS. Gent Ag't.
ROBERTS l. CRANDALL,
Real Estate 4 ins. Agents,
Office II Brady St, up stairs.
Desirable City Property for sale.
Two story frame house, rooms, good cissern,
out buildings, full lot. very fine LOCATION
Low for Cash.
Two story frame house. rooms. good we'll.
cistern. barn, de-, some choice fruit and shade
trees, full lots; can be had =. bargain.
One End one half frsme house on leased
ground. Lease TO run years. very lew TOR
cash
Also. lse acres fine rolling prairie, suitable
for either grain or stock farm, With never fail
ing water. Stone quarry. good Investment.
Business Stsnd.-A tine stock Of Confect,on-
cry with the good will Of the business, in good
location. Cheap for Cash.
kObBEkTS l. CRANDALL,
Real Estate ard Insurance Ahents.
Davenport. March l. 1867. nh2-dtf
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sncccss II the "pfcvalent cradle" Of innumerabs
humbugs. No sooner had HOSTBTTERs sToN-
ACH BiTTERS made their mark il the world vsn
up sprung hoste Of limitations and ~ the fame Of
ths great restorative grew and spread the pcserous
crop Of poisonous nockeries thickened Bat the true
medicine has lived them down. One BY one they
have disappeared. When the bellows OF puncfy'
which Kept alive the feeble are Of their narrowed rep
utation ceased TO blow they eeased 70 i've ana tnus
they costinus TO come and so. Meanwhile, HOS
TRTTRR.s BlTTERs the great protective asd re.
medal tonic of the sge have progressed In popularity
with each s1cccedisg year Their success % means
Of preventing and caring the diseases resulting from
mslsris unwholesome water, and all unhealthy eli.
mstic influences. hss beeA boundless; and - Q rsos
dy for Dyspepeia, Liver Conplaiat. Fever and Ague.
General Weakness and Debility. AID all complaints
originating In Indigestion they are now admitted to
be superior TO any other preparation ever advertised
Or prescribed From the homo market, 70 which
few year, ago they were confined their eale has q
tended into every State In ts Unioa over the Whole
q eoatA md Centsel A1esica, MEXICO, he West T.
des. tAe Sandwich 1slande AdseraMa CHINA ana Sap
an. Home and Foreign testimony cootinue to show
that HOSTBTTE4e HlTTnRS ase the most remark
able tonic sud iuvtg0fAnt now before the world
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JAS. A. HIGH,

JAS. A. HIGH,
pnoPnisSon otfBD
Harrison street Livery stable.
aSnsa HARRISON STREET, BErwHEH
6Sz2 Front and Second. Heroes 4
CorfaoGes, Of the best quality, 70 let at "a
eours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Nd boarded u reasonable charges. [nyls.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

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~ Cor sal and Brady Sc. .
as..n,< opposite Davenport Ne
~ -. a = tionsl bank
tHKHEfH " Having had IN sspss.
HR%RX~T fence Of ls years in the
NxIJ-AS> practice cf Dentistry,
am confident of giving
Perfect satisfaction. II you expect good work
employ experienced prsc,tiousrs only. ag2sly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

Chicago MARKET.
CusaAoo, March 10.
fieur-Firn favorite brands brought % 3D.
vance OF sse per bbl, but - . rule, there was
little or NO iaproveueet
waea:-lssgular and usastslsd. but peises :
Csc higher No 3 sprisR opessd Aro @ q. ll1<
go S.!s closing At a.ll02.ilH for fFseA r..
eSs'Pss No ! spring . %; rejected spring 10
:. Co,n-No. opened Il sa<0soc. aad closed
y, SIS g SIC rejected opened at 7s07s>S, as1
.s os.s-Hs. 8 4sXars. and fresh rsesipss
REEL s,atI.2, for winter and fresh re-
ceipts of No. /.
Barley No. 7s@sl for winter and fresh re-
ceipts rejected dc
Provis,ons-Firm.
.0s ssss Pork ss2. so9ss.oo. with buysrs q
Gut Asats-very firm, and held at extreme
Lard,l40ltc; better sales at! Is for prime
steamed.