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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

Masonic. This is the evening for the
grand Masonic Festival a. Camden, OH the
occasion Of opening the new hal At tna'
place. Those Of our ctiz.ns ATTENDING viii
undoubtedly have . fin. time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

RoprRrsoS's BaAztLiAS-Thc ciesnes:
nroo.ra,ion for the liair in the known world,
bottles larger, and satisfaction warranted
lIasro sediment, and is highly perfumed.
F.r sale by Harrison & Co, agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

LADIES, there is now opened for your in,
spec,ion the richest assortment of millinery
goo is ever broush. to Davenport q: Ne. %
Main ttrset.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

Nor Rscoxrs,.a-Mr. Patrick Casey,
who was injured at the rev school building
on West Third street last Monday forenoon,
Is still lying in very critical condition
Up to last night he was insensibls. having
been unconsciou. since the accident In
falling his forehead struck one Of the
floor joicc, and, it is supposed, he has re-
eeivod some internal injuries. He was rs
ported . very li.tle better this morning,
but doubtful ofrecove!y.
Two Mosrus poa NornIxG-LooK AT THIS
Orrsg.-We have received the Americau
Agricultural for October. we wish that
all our friends could see this paper. We
know of no way in which 60 large an
amount Of truly valuable, interesting. and
instructive reading matter could be given
70 family 1t so small . price as the subs
scripton to the Agriculturalist. Each mum
Der contains 80 to 10 large quarto pages
and 80 10 so fine engrAvings, many Of them
very costly and beautiful. Here, 10 this
Octobc. number, Sc 6nd. in addition to the
great amount OF valuable information, hints
suggestions, etc more than 80 eng, avinge,
several Of which. are among the most eI
pensive ever found in an Illustrated Jour
nal. This number i Of itself really worth
a years subsc-ip;ion The cost Of the
American Asrcul,urist is only $l5o for a
year, in advance, OF four copies fcr So
The publishers ole. that valuable journal
free for the remslring two months Of this
yeer TO oil rev subscribers FOX lsCS, vol
~, who send in their subscription during
this month OF October. We advise all ouI
readers 10 secure i, On these terms. !. wi
be sure 70 benefit oil fathers and mothers
and interest and instruct the children. Sub
scriptons should be sent 70 the publishers,
Orange Judd 4 &C., 2i5 Broadway, New
YORK City
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

addition County reHt were vo~
This ticket received:
Gallagher 49, The other Saunders isc o. Gals
The ticket simply headed Superintendent ana
Gallagher 1922; T j. Saunders Davenport township
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
Great Bargain in Real Es..
tcO ACRES CHOICE LAM

SITUATED IN TaE SOUTH EAST QUARTER
:. Section -.' davenport Township. mostly under
cultivation, We, eaced and gooa hoaee. for ale a.
',Fett sacrlhcc. sad property joins the Ehcnerer
sgA iaTin on the north, and is marked ID H. Nui
'ofa on the county Map. Ths soil il very rich ana
'"ua tie protini,y To town Is admirably sd,p,ed 10
niarkes sa'denius. frait growing Or general farming
ror particulars apply t.
J. J. RICHARDSON,
sepi9 d&wir Dxxaru.r orv,c,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
Read what DR.. Scoviil says Of
\ !. IT = s IT Ntf BALSAM !:

"A = - - = - ~ 4NNr DAlss0A .Ni !.
Me-sf-.I !. N. HARRIS s GO
t,sSrs nuke Ine following statement from per
ftct ctien aud SNOW ledge ot the benefits OF Al
bhS'S LuNG bNtSAI ia eariug the mort deep
seated PcLSoSsn, coN-rnifio~! have Witnessed
its effects on the yoang and the old, and c,n t'ag
rly tat; II is hy ftr ths he. cxpc torsni remedy with
WI q am nequ .intsl. For Coueh- an ! an the
cary stages Of Lung complaints, believe it to b.
ceraiu cHfe ani Il every family would keep II by
,hcn ready 20 alHl!ui-tor upon the frs, appearance
M ases-e aholt The lungs there would br very few
sasc, o: fatal consumption 1t the phicgm
-ui matter to ra., witAeu; irritating tluse delicate
organs tilc Luur,), and without produc.n, conss9a-
lot 90 The bowels. lal-o gives strength 10 the sys
TEN, stops the might swest-, AM changes ali tie
ofb.d s.crc iIus q = healthy state.
auas- rs-pectiaNy. \ /. sCoyILL.
;>1l4 ~ ti lcdciu Dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
t.cnG an3Tn'S usTlN; WINES

Golden Wedding. Sparkling ca
4a.vht, Stfll tats~ba. Delaware
and Virginia Seediing. Tho "iner rom
this oil cst.,isael House haze gained world
- Ne @.ssbrity far their eeselence. and II purity,
sruiy aud bolaet. they are unsurpassed IN The
imnfAeg either ~AriyE nr Voartss.
Trade supplied bv LsarlelIi, Thols 81 o., ,tpro-
preI9rs pri.tf. dsI5 I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

ATrsxrIcsi Entire satisfaction secureo
by purchasing . Sospstons stos of Ed.
wards & Gould, 50 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
TWELFTH YEAR
CIT Ut u M y.

LapiEs.-Those eainchi'a velours and
velvet sacques have arrived. Call and see
them a. j. Z DixoS 4 SONS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

USE Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gous and Neursleis. IL sRsesnalIy destroys
eli poison in the blood. and psssorms rad.
"a, eur. Read Testimonials else ewhefe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
HEADACHE,
AND ALL glL,aRY DISORDERS.

s:LLETs LIVER Pills STAND uyRlvALLED
Taey are prompt bat mild IN the'r eject ros'e
ne ltly acton ~ the Liscr carry OIL morhii seefe
lions. AMI le lrs ,le .gsten ia healthy condition.
F3ssi year. haze rya1 Universal satirfaehon.
evHproMs or a DISEASED LIVER.
t.sne-i .osr % appetite, sickness % thr stomach
pat. * IT, heal, shonlarrs. back aud siie'; sense
OF wea-ur-s. with eec 3ess nj .hts cosiivenef- "'
bowels followed 10 SOM eise, by ,oosensss slight
dry ooatl. lps spirits. with diainclna.icn u ey-rS
satv nrc pl0iniucnt synptOns ~ aiseaset slae o'
II. p SELLERS 3 CO.. Proprietors.
Iit'-5lyg, Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
HorrOh for johnson Go

johnson county las come out ofihs bat>
lie - bright as dollar. The democracy
have swep. the board-broken down the
radical majority Of last yesr. and elected
every candidate unon the ii zet by hands
some maiorities. Sam Fsrrai goes TO the
Senate in spite OF Zeke Clarks grecnbacks,
and kirkwoods frantic efforts to the con>
trary. John Irish, the popular editor OF
the Iowa City Press, is elected 10 the
House. Three cheers for John Irish lie
was pi..,d with Gov krkwooi, all
through tho canvass, and reuort says .nat
Sam never gn. such . tremendous pummel>
ling in ali his political life. Sam mas al>
way. been counted upon es tho best stump.
cr in the State, but the wary old Phi ist;re
,ot mora than his match this time, and
like Goliath, OF Gath, got laid out and bcA
headed most effec.ually. Evidently John
got fair sling at him every time and GERS
tsinly be has covered himself all over with
glory.
Mr.. Blackwell, the other psmocr nom
inee for the House, has likewise been elect
ed. a clean sweep all around.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

CoxISa.-During the past few days We
have noticed large numbers Of covered
wagons passing through the city for the
central and western counties Of the State.
Many Of them come from Illinois. The
owners with their families intend settling
on our prairies. A wise determination, and
worthy Of imitation by still lavger numbers
il tho State has gone radical.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

4 ftLl ASSORTMENT or DUPONT 4 Co -
:, Ns'eN , Atsd ou' X Diamond. Grain and ElaS,,nq
.o"oeI VI. oe Kept on hand at Magazine N ali
times which We can supply 10 the trar NJ ah;",'. M
prices. MeSAJk - - ins a. niVago
aags@d.Sv3m A.rents -, ,, " uaN,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

Pain KILLER. taken internally, thonld be
adultc.atcu s.ih milk ~ water and sweet med with
eslr VI desired ~ made into syrnp with moas.cs.
rot CaHsh aud irouehius, u few drops on sugar
eaten. val he more effective than anythin, clsc.-
r. sore Throat. gar-e the throat with mixture OF
PAN kter Ant wat-r ani ihe relief il ilame a. ale
nn1 cure positive. Scid ~ HaO,
EyrEy F,niLY should have case Of Dr..
IuNrtREYs' SreCtrIo HcaoEoPATBIc Mkpi
.ci>wS !ney nre simple, easily s,plicd
ha-in e's. and yet, IN a thousand ins,sncee.
ihsv arrrst disease, allay pain and suffering
save cA'nng the dcc,o-, aud prove Il friend
i06rcd. The valuable service rerdered
Immensely ovesballnces the small sun they
90 sac advertisement. Address
sluArawE1, SPECIFIC homeopathic MEpI>
ri~E CoNPASY, 5e2 Broadway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

sYEs's WsSus are the purs ju.c, of the
grape whose erre and generous qualit es
caanet oe cvcel.oi for tho Invalid Or csn>
veicsco'. They ire highly esteemed 10.
secraneatAi PURPOSES. ~ d. G3ed Vine
na.es -2ad blood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

"OUH JUNIOR BROTHER" never can forget
thc shough;fulness Of those esteemed lady
feieads whose skilIful hands prepared the
delicate contents Of the parcel found an his
Office 6esk this morning. He 10 more than
ever determined 10 merit continuance OF
such fsyore
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

'tnon-anls o. iostly females. IN tsc SprnS-tma ~
wenanho-d. have been rescued from uuinely
Lrasc by the fgeney oi these medicines. Nacn tDe
sPriENtllnc-s g. ihe romp - changed apathy and
i<tcin A. suirrsus Z sad ~. ,ow health the sal
lov hue ui canker-ug Gse4s, II i cFi.- which re-.
qnircs the III leT .! attention aud ,oitGde and Tor
which the pii- will h. fond an eiH .ier. remedy
They equally eiicacion- IN the autumn OF
lbs the most critical period nfwomsa's existence.
Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
v-As.ESfED.

At tie residence Of ". II. Holmes, Esq GILBERT.
town. Oct 9th. nv tha Few II ~ Powers u D..
MILO x. PARKS. E.a., 70 mrs. PHE3E A. DA-
kER, both of Dasengq,t.
On the sih inss at the nri'es residence, near Sa.
lem. IL. nv the R-v. Teseoh Harris D TORBEY, ,of
philaaelahla. Pa. - MISS MARY + JACKSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

= 70 rlg 6-sv-,iD II tho Bryant & Strattop
Iowa state Nu-sitess Cslt-c u get thorough prac
tcti br-iAess rG I,a.lui. 70 become Eood sound
telegraph operater for circulars and papers, sd
trs-s, tsi9lp.tnS stalnA ''the Bryant - S.rattsn
CeB.1-rc.4l CeAr-s. DI.ct port, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

KromsF's Ilaf I've. Na;nfii, Durable, Beap'rri.
Best aIi Iheapt.t in lac Nur.a. Said ay Isl! .1ru
gsts ani CouHtry >fnrsSecpers. JOHN j. RON EIi
sole Ffaprii;0r 3ai ChestGUs st, fnilsde la.a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

Tnr rrofcs ion proper consider Rheuma-
t.su and Neuralgia depcnien: upon pecu-
ii.r. vit,atet condition ofthe circulating Vi
al fnii. They suppose that there EXISTS
in the blood, poi which the circulating
1'pad carries with II, end not being al,tncnt.
A by the proper emunitries Of the body, 1t
sd posted in the tissues. Wha: this poison
al, l., 10, positively known yet, BY most
authorities i "A supposed 10 DC an acid
Lactic Acl in ell probability. This, it 10
rupposed under favorable circumstances, is
generated "a the system. and being elirnins
aied, Is tllov-ed TO accumulate unti! it pro-
,iuces it's deletcrous elect.
elnsiemar.s'> rRheuIsasisYu. IiOWt
and ern-ass,ta specific
rs the only remsly ever discovered that will
c,rertnaliy destroy this poison Ia the
BLOOD, and produce q permanent cure
The recipe was procured of the celebrated
DR.. L,llemand. OF France by the well known
.rusrst, Alex. Ls.tch, OF ST. Louis. Mo
10 good physician fails to prescribe the
Sprc;ic when ne learns what it is compos-
cl of-no one suffering With Rheumatism,
Gcnt, Neuralgia, should hesitate to try il
because il IL advertised FOR sale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

prMrSsAL.-By reference TO notice pub>
lshed e,sewh here it will be seen that the
rn.'ri.r oniai market is looking up" Friend
Perks could comfort himself no longer in s
state Of single bless edn:ss, therefore wiscl,
chose the pleasant and agreeable Mrs. Phebe
4. Baker IS a partner through life. Well
done, good folks, and may you both enjoy
TO the full extent the fruits Of your wisdom.
our whilom fellow>citizen, Capt. D. Tor
rey, OF the 20th Iowa Infantry, nss also
loia ed the ranks OF the Benedic,s. Week
tend BIN cordis welcome.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

9. Y. rrYrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
tta nd II sta., frpit and ornamen al
9a-.. m715iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
kG-aL irEr.s

sellers Celebrated Liver Pills,
ril.naii Si,u cbt.et. As a safe, convenient aud
usycs failing remedy for
LIVER COMPLAINT CosTiyEyESs SICK
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

LARGE CArrLE.-Lindsa3 & Phelps, ium
Der dealers of this city. shipped on Sunday
last from Hampton. H.. on the :suckel
State. for the pineries, two yoke Of oxen
which weighed 1868 lbs one yoke weigh
ed 4. 100 and the other S,s65 lbs. These
are heavy cattle, for working oxen. Tney
serc very handsome, red, we'll matched
cattle. and would have attracted much at
tention at any fair. The price paid f,s them
was A,59. 90 or 6 cents pound.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

CRov, rot RAscALi--As q matter Of
course the Gazette, with in usual consist
enoy and virtuous sanctity, this morning
exclairns thst the brilliant result cfti cleo
ton was ''largely secured by fraud" Was
there ever an election held in Davenport or
elsewhere that was not ''largeiy secured by
fraud" when the party which that paper
represented got badly whipped. Largely
secured by fraud, eh, Where was the
fraud. honest neighbour Havsn't you been
.toine oil you could for ,nonlhs past to open
the Peoples eyes and indscs them to com>
nit this very fsaudi 1t is soirowful, in>
but ,-s have no tears to she in your
behalf O. I. <ud' fraud where is thy
klush
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
n. SCHAErTER.
Nos. l1es 1lA, llO Locuse Street.

vVSs hHSs HkAS NIO LOC00e 0er00ee
D.!w.sx MAIN AED sscoxs ssnssss,
ST. LOUIS. Observation-Disclosures. No.
NEAHUFACrUkER or LAID OIL. SOAPS.
Nl Star. and Mould Candies sod 0iyessins,
,ss ude and redDel.)
Constant supply oa hand o.
Soda Ash,
Eosin,
Palm Oil,
Csudlewick.
Imperte1 CASTLE Soan.
0peso - RaeoD - 61o60oa y, ~ oo1o =
seae1eass - "a eDsoA1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10


Eoi7oRIAL Excugsiow Our fel.ow>ciii-
zen L. T. Eds, who is accompanying the
editorial excursion to the Rocky Mountains.
sends US spec sl from Omaha stating that
Conncil Bluffs has gone Democratic, and
Omaha Republican. Good for Council
Bluffs The cxcursio,ists we're treated with
grand reception ~ the citizens OF Omaha
The excursion party left at O'Clock this
morning. a pleasant time TO them n'
Tus AGuE.-"Iiesperan Pills. cures the
cure for Ague," have teen tested in thou
sands OF cases, and have never failed TO els
fee. cure. lIesperan Pills contains no
poisons or injurious druss,aud may be given
to old or young with confidence and safety.
Price only 81 st tae drug stores, WIN.
D'Gnch & Co., proprietors, ST. Louis
Ask for "ucsperian Sugar Coated Pills"
the sure cure for Aguc. and accept no inie
r.o- substitutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
Platform Scales for Sale.

SET OF 5000 POUND PLATFORM SCALES.
'A with platform and Cattle guard complete. All
offered for $50. Apply 10
sept3s-dtf JSELEEN
Harrison Street. j1st beyond the Fair Grounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
MEDGE PLANTS.

EoRTf to ffty million Usage Orange Plants n,
L sale this iali and next spring. Special inGucc-
inents At wholesale aud 10 Agents. Send 10 cents
Tor Practical Essay on Hedging.
AGENTS WANTED.
P.S.-Aiso Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
osage Orange Seed. Address W. IL. MANN d BRO,
Normal. McLean Co.. ILL.,, suc6.d& Win
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

Bia BLow.-Speah'' ''ns elbows We dcn
mean the blowing Of ou.' nelshbors peun3
whistle os that Of gsssoa >d'ng Snowman,
nor even the blowing Of Cab uels trumpet
but sir ply the blowing Of "O.d Borsss,"
which for the last twelve houss .rss been
what wheat buyers would call A NO. J.
The old fellow is no respectcr Of pers 'sns.
Hoops, hats, chisnons and SC. on. all sha'
alike his refreshing blasts. Go whittier
you will to-day, you are bound to catch IT,
But it's healthy. The air is pure and ex>
hieratiag, and noisome spots are ven.i.s-
ted as they should DO. "Blow, ye winds -
and do your bss,, even though you take
the breath-ior the time beiHg-ort Of
every Radical who, 'oc'tin : over the elec-
ton returns, csn's possibly make out
"who's pin here since rsh pin gone"
Oavenport 'rOw nslip.
Tae full vote for officers Of Davenport
Township is ss follows:
rEorLS's. 1SpuBLiuAx.
Iheis Sindt 1904 N. Fejervary. 500
Ihos. kobeson 1913 j. Lambest !. !. 500
Chr. kruse. 1902 E. N. J. Gsisl.sr. 500
Geo. A. Ma'shesl5l2 / w. B. Barnes. 800
FoR ASSESSOR.
Louis Beyer, 81. .l497 John Aksly. sos
roa TRUSTEES.
John Behrens. 1909 Wulff Ii. Lat.. .7s7
Claus Kasl .15ll Enos Tichsno,. lO47
WIN. Lowe ....lll6 Thomas Phillips 500
FOR CLgRK.
A. +. Maes. 1. 1918 Il. F. Bsno.dsm 100
yoR coxsfAsiEs.
II. Carstens 1406
Theodor Martensl5e6
For prohibiting swine running At large $50
Against ~
For prohibiting sheep ranning at large. $40
Against ................ .49
Nornrxc can equal the Brazilian, the best
preparation ior the hair 10 The orid.
Fissly psrfansd. For sAls By Harris % =
Co.. agsots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

I BAT COLT ABOUT SIN MONTHS OLD WILL
" hc offered for -alr az Bcn,pn's Livery stable cor
ner ci Rock Island and Third streets. on
Tuesday. Oct. IJ. 1867. nt 10 a. VA.
U t9-t,t goNN KAUFMAN Ctr Marshal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10
For ssrHa

'dL OLD FRAME SCHOOL HOUSE IN EAST
Da'en port, wltn the ut on WI ~, II stand.
or particulars apply 10
j.. SMITH
II. GOLD, tCamr,it,ae
DIR OASHArSSES I
o. LAT. e-
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eessN AER~Q.r,N-
For Sale.

klIORNEN AT LAW. Office with John L. Sv-is
- x Co.. Niesols' Block. Davenport, Iowa. lccJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

FRrs ADvERr,ssNEsrs.- The Editorial
Convention held .. Clinton last week. Geo
Baker delivered the address. In i, he made
sllusion TO free Advertis seoents. HIS re,
marks were so pert 'ineut and 20 the pein,
that We republi.h them for th. hene ii, o,
some few ~bc will probably see the point
But in spe.king Of the revenues of the
press, cannot refrain from expressing my
views on the auhisct OF free advertisements
There is always 80 be found in every con-
siderable community. . set Of Greatures who
imagine that by some happy ,ispsnsation,
they ought rot, like other inort.ts, 10 bar
| for wha: they receive. Editors have extra.
ordinary facilities for making their acquaipt
ance, and are kindly permitted TO contrib Ie
gifts 10 their support. In what other branch
! Of business would this be tolerated? Ak
| lowing that one has put the press under
sui.,e obligation. does he not expect gener-
aliy to get back more than the worth oi
his service? If . man does An editor favor
Of Q mark elsble value, let him have his re-
muneration in cash. On the other hand,
require him to psv Tor what the paper does
fer him. Il is Just ss reasonable to expect
the carpenter 70 sh!ng.e your house and the
tailor to make yeur clothes without charge,
as to exre:. an editor to prepare and pub>
hsh matter for ano.her's benefit without
compensation. Lengthy obituaries, orna>
,ncpted or marred by extracts from oil the
poets, and lengthy pufs on some ones corr
per lots or improvements, como under this
class OF advei tisements. This custom Of
era iu;tous notice end advertisements, from
wh,,tever quarter, ought to cease. for the
reason thrt is would be bsnehe 70 the
printc RS pocket, and would in some degree
ab.,c n almos. intoleIah!c nuisance. The
printers path has mere tho.ns than roses,
and there 10 no law. human or divine, that
should ca'ige hin, to shoulder the burdens
Of those Who are too lazy or stingy to take
care Of themselves People viii come to
terms when they find their interests are 10
volved io reasonable complisncs.
CnEApRsr RotrE EASTWARD Passengers
for New York, Eostou and New Eogland
cities, will be eiai 70 learn that the Erie
Railway Company is yet issuing First Class
Tickets to New York At $2.70 less than rival
Lines. The present authorized rates Of the
Company are: from Dunkirk to New York,
$500; Buffalo TO New York, f6.75 and
Salamanca to New York, $7.25. To secure
tie benefits Of these reduced rates. psssen.
GERS should obtain tickets to Dunkirk, Buf,
fslo or Salamanca. instead of purchas ng
| Though coupon tickets 70 New York; and
when ~ Duakirk, BnfTa!o or Salamanca.
procure ticket for the remainder Of their
jnurney. at the Erie Railwsy Compauy's
| Offices. which are always open on the arr;>
val Of the trains Of all Western and Soutf>
| ern Lines. The comfort and pleasure 70 BE-
/ derived from . trip in one Of those luxuri,
oas rcllins palaces Of the Eric Railway.
aside from the astonishing low rates Of Fare,
should indues our merchants end ethess 70
| take this re0ts whsa geiog - New Yesk q
New Eaghnd, b pes6Wsn0e - "a oehess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

Nornrxc can equal The Brazilian. the bes'
preparation Tor the hair 10 The orld.
Fissly psrfumsd. For sAls By Harris % I
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-10

ssOardins and Day school
Tor YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES. App,v at
\ school Room lately occupied by Miss Qiliss SAP
gent Place, or Il. residence. North Sargent Row
instruction In aasic. MRS. 8 e. EEARD.
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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21

YRAMMELL & SHARPE have inst
4 received from Jobe's Factory, Bruce
town, and also from Gritfith's Factory, Brook
land, splendid stock of Pulled Linsevs. Elan
hels blaniSets and Yarns, which they are
Nov 20. 1866
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-02-21
VE LiIER'S II O I +. l.
CORNER PAst AND GERMAN STREETS.


JOHN .. kN0DE. PropT7e7or.
Late OF Eagle Hotel, Hagerstown, Md
Respectfully bees leave to annotne &c to the
travelling public that he has taken the above
Hotel and after rettting. painting decorating
&c. IS prepared to entertain Customers in the
best manner.
L has secured the services Of Mr. George
Bond, as Superintendent, who is well known
10 the public one of the best caterers i. the
country.
He solicits q cal from the travelling public,
and pledges himself that pains shaft be
spared to give entire satisfaction.
Nov. %, 1866. JOHN G. KNODE.