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The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
a. p. BOYD,
HARD WARE, STovES,
Tawars, weed and wllew-wars,
coRDAGE
POWDER FUSE. CAST STEEL, COAL.
Farners, NeeAaaics,
n.ers Tssls, etc.
MANUFACTURED OF TIN, COPPER,
M and Sheet Irunware- Also. Agent for the
Wet Branch Lime.
Store On Montgomery street. between Hunsccn and
Lincoln, oruvine-
J. NJ. BROCK,
Montgomery st.. between Myers and Hunsoon ssrees''
HAR WARE, STOVES,
Crockery and Tinware,
Window Glass, Powder, Fuse, Cordage,
LEAD. Etc.
MANUFACTURER OF HYDRAULIC
IX1 Pipes, and Iron Hose.
House-Roong and Flooring attended to with despatch
RlDEoUT, SMITH 4 CO.
BANKERS,
Corner Montgomery md Myers Streets .orvriIe.
Highest Prices Paid for Gold Dust!
Make Advances on
Gold Dust Consfgned for Assay
O0r Coinage, at the United States Mint
COUNTY SECURITIES BOUGHT!
Checks Drawn on
RIDEOUT & SMITH, .Msrysvf1le,
NXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL At
~ lantc Cities for sale Deposits received, coec-
tons made, and general Banking Business transacted
Aso Quicksilver Agency
A HOWARD, c. J. EDISON.
HOWARD & E0SON,
Successors to Geo. E, Smith,
W At n M A KE r s =,
jewelers. and Engravers,
Montgomery Street, .Orovhie.
XIOUR ATTENTION IS RESPECTFULLY
II called to the fact that have purchased the large
and desirable stock Of
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silverware of Geo. E. Smith. and shall
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

DEATH OF WILLIAM CALLow.-We are panied to
record the death of Mr.. William Callow who died
at Newberg, Cuyahoga CO., Ohio, on the sth inst
Mr.. c. was for some time resident of this town,
where, by his unassuming manners and sterling in-
tegrity of character. he made many warm friends.
Peace to the ashes of true gentleman and an hon.
est man.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

oRoyILLE MINING CoMrANY.-Thls Company,
whose claim is situated on the bluff at the head Of
Dowuer street, have been at work for some time,
and are doing well. Their fume has water ca
pacity of twelve hundred inches, and 'ney are pre-
pared to wash an immense quantity Of DIRT, II they
can get help to shovel it into the sluiee boxes Mr.
Hewitt informs us that be can give steady employ
ment to 25 men, and that means American miners
at good wages. There is general complaint OF the
scarcity of help. in this vicinity.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Remember that the Butte
County Agricultural Fair commences its first annu-
al meeting at Chico. on the md of October. and
will continne four days. Give it a start that will
insure its perm anency, and another year Butte
county will he enabled to throw the State Fair in
the shade.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

FRESH Goops.-B Bromberger 4 Co. have recently
received large and elegant assortment of Dry
Goods embracing everything in that line which the
wants of the community require. Call, inspect,
and you will undoubtedly purchase some of their
beautiful commodities
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

DEAp.-James H. Armstrong, who was injured
at Cherokee the night of the Haight Ba Il, by
being thrown from his horse, and falling with lis
side upon the blade of an axe, died on Friday night
of last week. He had long been resident of that
place, and his death is regretted by umerous
qnaintances and friends.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

New GooDs.-Dan Friesleben, % the original
cheap Harry = has just received an additional sup
ply of new and fashionable Goods, which cannot
fail to attract the attention Of purchasers The
world moves and Dan keeps pace with it.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

MARRIAGE AND CELIRAc1,-An Essay of Warning and
instruction for young men-also diseases and abuses
which prosae the vital powers with means Of re
hefsent free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. J. Skilhn Houehson, Howard Association.
Phtlzdeirhiz. Pa
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

Eastward BoCNp.-Some fifteen persons have
left this county within the past two weeks for their
old homes in the Atlantic States and Territories.
They all left with their piles. If the exodus is as
great from other counties it is easy to see what
has become OF our voting population. Many OF
these are men of families who have been swindled
out Of their pre-emption claims by the thevins
Conness. .Bidwell. Highly McRuer land bill. Lovely,
isn't ii!
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

Stuated SIX miles above Dogoxn Butte county in the
midst Of fine and extensive lumber region. The mil
has thirty horse power engine Philadelphia make;
two Circular Saws. Of the best pattern with edger, etc,
etc. and everything in complete running order. The
mill is capable Of cutting 00o feet of lumber Per day
VII be sold at . low figure
Address the undersigned 1t Chico Butte county. Cali
forniA J. F. JAGGARD,
March 16th, 1851 mott
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

pie, all anxious to see a place and
| hear performance that called forth
such powerful ,denuneiations. He
then called Brignoli "a light in ma
ture," and. La Grange "a light Of
grace and truth, !" while Miss Phillips
is an example of purity and honor,
and all three are i" Gods singing birds
in the arbor Of refinement and cui-
ture. His sermon was a long one,
but the above are some of the strik-
ing points. f "a al7a
Jeremiah and Edwin Mabie, the
celebrated caravan and circus show
men, are no more. They were resi-
dents of, Delayan, Wisconsin. for the
past twenty years. Last September
Jeremiah was attacked with shock of
palsy, from which. he never recovered.
Last month Edwin, who had been
troubled with cancer In the stom-
aeh and consumption. died. They
were much respected and their death
is much lamented They both leave
families, with large competence for
their support. @ - f'eil
E. Three illustrious rebels. John C.
Breckenridge, Isham q. Harris, and
A. Dudley Mann have taken shelter
abroad from the punishment awaiting
them at home; for, by all accounts,
they cannot shake off the feeling that
the United States is still their native
country, in spite of their efforts to
bring destruction upon it. & Breckin-
ridge is living in Paris, anxiously
awaiting the time when he win be
allowed to return to Kentucky and
resume the practice Of law. Isham
g. Harris, is. in Liverpool, but the
slow routine of English life is fear
fully irksome to him, and he too de-
sires to get back since the reward for
his apprension is withdrawn. Dudley
Mann is more of cosmopolite, and
contentedly oultivates his Indian corn
at his residence. near Chantilly, in
france s4aaG3rasfsaa tlsssf eds rs tI67f5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

TIE Toledo Commercial says that
as Hon. Charles Sumner was about
to leave La Porte. Ind. son Thursday
morning last.by inyitatibn of a, friend,
he went to look at one Of the new
palace cars belonging to the. Michi-
gan Southern Railroada3 While step
ping from the platform to the ground
the car started, throwing Mr.. Sumner
violently to-the ground Hess fell on
his head and shoulders, rendering
him insensible forsome time. and in
ficting a severe wound on his nose.
from which, the blood, flowed pro-
fuseIy. He recovered sufficiently to
take5he Air Linz. train which came
along soon afterwards, and by 4arrang-
ing a cot ih'the baggage canvas en-
abledto come through with coinpara-
tive comfort E
Rev. Robert Collier, Of Chicago, in
a recent sermon, enthusiastically ad-
vocated the opera, and said that mu-
sic is the handmade of the church
and the school house. He says, Let
it go out from the pulpit to-day that
the Topera is demoralizing. Fand the
place would be'flled with young peo-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

The Boston Post asserts that Ben
nett has sold the~New York Herald
to an. association of gentlemen headed
by Leonard w. jerome, Thurlow
Weed and others, for $1,O00.0O0. We
suspect this is an exploded story re-
surrected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18
REAFIS, 10
Z E. GILBERT d CO..

q +. GTLKEKI q GV..- = -------IT
Oa No. 81 NORTH FIRST STREET,
Win be pleased to see all their old custom
ers, and as many new ones as will favor
them with a call. a full aSsortnaent OF
Groceries, etc, always. on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices sf.r.rs,-
HS- gents for; Stafford Mills ,(Alabama)
He t0iu gire special inducements to oil those
buying for CASH. [oc9
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18

George l.. Schuyler. Esq. at one
time known as millionaire, is among
the latest petitioners before the U. s.
Commissioner for discharge from
his debts under the bankrupt act. His
liabilities, at one time, he swears,
amounted to 81, 900, O00. Heis a resi-
dent of White Plains, Winchester
County, NY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-18
Mechanics Foundry

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
AVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS TO- DAY.

Nxw BosroH, Capt. Grinnel', Fl. Madison.
CoLcxBiAN, Capt Reed, st. Paul.
BEx CAHPBELL. Capt. Pierce. Clinsos.
g. Nee. Psarss, Capt 1egers. Sa Paul.
DsPA1fUnss.
Nsw Bosreu. Capt. Grinnsll, II. Asdisea.
CsGgnsaAH, Cape Rssd, Pitosbusgh.
0oLDsincs. Capt Dalzsll. Olioton.
g. Msc. PssrEn. Capt Eggs, 81. Leuis.
The popular passenger packet Keishs'
burg. Oapt. Csnpbsll, 10 the next regular
merning boat for Fort Madison, leaving here
at 8 o'clock. Lem. Pafkhurst In the Office.
The Northern Line steamer Sucker State
Capt Hight, will arrive here early to-Iuor-
row and depart for st. Paul. and way points
at 8 A. NJ.
The elegant steamboat Muse atine. Capt
jerks will arrive and depart for st. Louis
u morrow at 8 A. NJ II. N. Prsttynan
agent.
The independant packet Goldfnch, Capt.
Dalzcl is tbs regular boat for Clinton and
Lyons connccing with trains on the North
western Railway for poins East and West
at 8; 80 to morrow morning {. W. Troy
in the office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

TEE GREAr Misunderstanding attend
ed Mr. Hagars rehearsal Of the Grand Ma
tionsl Allegory and Tableaux, which he is
getting up in connection with the school
scholars. the first entertainment Of which is
to come of at the Germen Theatre, on Fri
day evening newt, We feel confident in pre-
dieting . splendid success. Yet the mere
success Of the public entsEtaianent is not
the oaly gosd thing VIC netioed. He sesos
to pssssss that happy faculty Of giving thsss
taking part some correct ideas Of slocu>
ton, vhessby they ore enablsd 70 % control
and uss thsis vosess % - be heard, . thia1
rarely aesonpnahed By young ladies on The
stage. The benefits 10 accrue to those sn.
s>ssd 10 The spsakins spd sissise exercises
cannot be TOO highly estimated, vhea ~
consider that the faculty Of being heard and
understood when posssssed By the sradsatne
s.uosns' 'ssamps hisfuture withthat grand old
wofd success. This entertainment, juds;oe
from the rshsarsal, Ia sur.lv one that e b
appreciated must b ~. and hsard-the
play thsoaeheat beers the .laup of genius,
and in its simplest rendering carrie. lin !,
. sentiment moro powerful than i,s d,.,..
&c rendsrins. Those well aequaio.ed v;,h
the history Of our country for the pas. f.-
years, will see panorama Of events viii
which they are too we'll acquainted. Non
who with pride ever review the events O,
Modern American history can afford I,
miss this entertainment For partieu.ars
- advsrtlssment d smother celumn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

ADJg1AHr 0BxsRAL's RsPonf voa 1eo7.-
This interesting work is now published, and
such persons - are entitled thereto uadss
the Act Of March sOtb ,sls6s. sas b supp
piled upoa presentation Of thsis orders It
the book store Of Lose - Gsiees. This
work 10 issued in two volumes, one Of $40
pages, -Asd the other 605-os 1.505 pages in
all. The work contains cooplsts roster ef
Ofiosss Of Iowa Regiments during Tho war,
arranged in ordsr-names, residence, nativ-
ity, when commissioned, time Of muster, and
remarks; number Of casualties among the
officers, comprising the killed,-how and
where, the deaths and cause the, cof; dis>
charges fos disability and otherwise; Che
wounded and how, fesisnatisns, dismissals,
captured, transferred, etc. Also list Of -.
ualities among ron commissioned officers
asd psivaass-giving rank, NAME. when.
whsrs. etc; also istersslins reports u bate
tlss, skismishes, and histesiss q ssglneats; /;
Preclamstions BY the President, orders asd
circslars, returns Of ordnance stsrss, ~
10 short, the report like all its pssasese.
sors b packed fall Of the most intsrsetiee
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With perfect simplicity. eedsr and oooeios>
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lse.
Ths entire report running through ffsm
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work sf e.4oo pages, thcsees written The
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
fhs Mutual Llfe n Chicago.

Tho MuC0ol Lie u CDleo8Os
The policy holders Z tAe nsassvsss.,s I II e;
eAeif Anaual Asstis q t1s O1lee Of see Veo
pooy. 1eeoel. April lse, 1851.
1erril LsAl wis eppsinsed. CAairmss. snd
CeAase =. 1ssves, oessssart.
Aneual Address.
The rspsFts frsn Ne esesseery. f!eas.rsr -
Actsesy were peeeentsd, aad sxhibitse vosy
eaeisfaetesy stsAeoeas of ~ Business Of sAs
Company duriag he pest yer.
The Actuasy'S repeet sf The valaasies o. pol
ices q tais Cenps.y sxlibis hisny vess s'..
the assssts Of this Uonpaey, from ~ s:.Iain,gs e,
alone, were considerably q advasss Of ns iis:
bilitiss. sad thes With the 0nagrastsed Cspisal
Of Oae Huadssd Thoussnd Ubllars, the asseess
were q tks Sstie ef ne Dstlsre 80 sAnse'
f.s cssss e ss~y Sel!ss ef Nsbtnsss... .s. 80.
Anas. ns i;:::: s::s:..ns o. sas s.ss SsnRssy
The charter Of this Company, - AMENDED st
the last session oi the Legislature, was then &C.
cepted and adopted, BY which the meme and IT,
tls of the Company 10 changed TO Tna AusuAi
Lssn INsUAAHcs C0nPAxY, or CnIcAG0, and by
which title il will Be hereafter ksows.
The following Trustees were duly elected for
Merrill Lsdd. Ira Y. Mum, r u. willard. h.
N. Hinsdale. y. q. r. Holden, John +. Beatty,
Chas. .. Tappen. Ohas. d. Holnse, Chas. Ran.
dolph. Gsors Schneider. II. Z. Culver, Leonard
Sweet, william g. Grant. William V. Kay.
fsasc q. Day, A. d. Ellsworth. Andrew Brown,
Charles H. Bower, Il. b. Bryant y. N. Ship
man. George Church. VIM. Aldrich. Samuel
Greene. O. W. sheldon. Geo. D. Williams, b. l..
Sherman, ]. E. Kingsley, Jshn Rice, Henry y.
Rogers. Amos T. Hall, A. q. Calsins, Aaron +.
Bates. James Wright, G. ". Sanford, VIM. II.
Turner, r. y. Gray, Clinton Briggs. A. d. Reed.
Nm L. Church.
Hsreupcu, the meeting sf the Policy holders
adjourssd. Immediately upon the sdjournmsnt
ef the Policy -helders ef this Co0ossy, meet
Ing Of the Trustees % elected was organized 0y
the appeintnsnt Of Merrill Ladd ~ Chairmen
end Charles II. Drowes - Secretary.
The following named geotiemeD wsrsthss duly
elected = o0eoes Or ''fns MufuAL Lam lxsU1-
Ascs ConPAsH, o. CnioAee, for the ensuing
yeer:
Residsat Merrill Ladd.
Hics- PrAileas Ira 7. Mum.
7teossrep-P. u willard
iSeretGry-Chas. b. Hslmes
Erecetise Committes-MerrilL Ladd, p. b. vii.
lard. II. W. Rinsdale, Chas. Randolph, VIM.
Aldrich, Ira Y. Mum, z. q. r. Holden, Lson-
ard Sweet, Isaac o. Day, Chas. u. Brewer, r.
ID. Gray.
MsaRrL LADD. Chairman.
C1As. II. BaowDR, Secretary.
3. MARKS, GsNsRl AsExr.
once Corner Brady and Second Streets.
dcaw4w-wsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

An AensaADLs FAcr.-At Woomes 4
Hsstsr's Grocery Stsss, eosnss Of Filth and
Brady you can get for e1.oO 81 ibs. A
sugar; for 41.oO 6 ibs. white (B) sugar |;
foe 800 81 M. light bsswa ssgsr, and
lower grades IN proportion; y lbs. good
Rio Coffee for 41.oo.; u ibs. Drowned fos
el.0o-grornsd, 30. 40 ssd 30 ets. = b.
Teas just received from New York, which
ses guarantsei 10 give satisfastisa il both
quality and prics. Canned Fruits, Dried
Fruits and Berries Of I'll kinds, Spices and
Essences Of all navora Also Potatoes,
White and Yellow Corn Neal, Flour and
Fish, at The lowest rates going. Call and
leave yeuf esdsrs, end ysaf goods will Be
delivered itss y ~ pat ef he city,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

OrRNEp.-The Citizens National Bank
Was opened for business in due form as pre-
scribed by law This morning ut nine o'clock
and is now ready to receive its share ofpub
lie patronage.
This is the third national banking insti'
tuition in our city. and increases our bank
ing capital to $40o. 900, which IS deemed
adequate to the commercial requirements o
our place. Hay the new bank follow vel
the examples Of its llustrous predecessors
which for years past have furniahcd ample
evidence of sound, pra tical, coo.>headed
management. We believe it will.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Mutual LIFE, OF CHic AGo.-The state :
m-nt OF this perfectly sound and trust.wor-
thy institution, (late Northwestern Mutual
Life of Chicago), will be found in another
column. II is ono Of tho most vigorous life
insurance companies Of the dsy-in fact its
progress 10 . matter Of surprise to the old>
est insurance men. Young it is, but ito
growth is rapid, safe and permanent. Stew
art Marks, Esq. is the General Agent for
lowa-ofice 10 this city, where oil desirous
Of being thoroughly insured should apply.
Read statement carefully, and make note
Of il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

CtorHIxo.-For clothing. either ready.
made o. made to order In the latest and most
desirable styles at the lowest possible prices
60 to h. Ksause's Emporium on Sscond
street, opposite the bank, whore may b
found . very exiensivs stock for sale, either
ct wholesale Or retail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

DsAsn ~ vsnsnABas MAx.-On Sun<
day morning lest q his sssidsnes at Valley
Falls, New York. departed this lie the aged
father Of our distinguished follow citizen.
Tss n. 0i6osd. Esq.. Psssidsat Of the Frat
National Bank Of this city. This venerable
gcnusnsn had alnsss csnplessd the full
career Of fssr score ysass-ths sutirs sum
Of which lad been spent II active lie in
the same town where he brsathed his last.
Many Of our citizens will call % mind their
pleasant usstiaes With The old gentleman
during his visits 10 his son 10 this city. He
was gentleman Of the old school, anu his
long life Of strict integrity and active in>
dustry rendered him honorsd and beloved
BY Ill Who bore his Acquaintance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
CIT 1T F. M =.
NAms.-5, 900 kegs Pittsburg Nails, all
sizes, for sale cheap at j. A. Dayepports.

THs Dry Goods Asrchsnts Of Nuscatins
have adopted the eighth hour systsn-clos,
ing their shops every evening at o'clock
Saturdays excepted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

J.. A. DAvsxrsAr 10 now e4ssiag greet
inducements 70 buyers Of Hardware. ol
which be has The largest add best selected
stock in The city. Hs d selling a prices
dsfjing competition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

Uss Lallemand's Sped6s for Rhsumstism,
Gous and Neuralgia. II s0setuallv destroys
oil poison In the blood. and performs rad.
icai cuss Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

The EXPRESS COMPANY CONTEST From
the following, in the last issue OF the Inds.
pendent, il would seem that the old reign Of
the United States and American Express
companies is about to be resumed. 1t 10
said that the Withholding OF the bank pat.
ronage ofthe country from the Merchants
Union 10 the cause Of the prospective fail.
ure. The Independent says:
Express stocks are active, and attracting
the attention. of capitalists ~ an Investment.
The old representations, American and
United 6tates-as wc intimated last week,
arc drmer, and have advanced from eight to
ten per cent, with . strong tendency to
still higher prices. Nerchants' Union 10
selling Tor about fifteen for certificates Of
twenty-five paid, with occas1onal tranoac
tions at higher figure. + seems to be veil
understood that anoshes call Of three per
csnt on the certi6cates will b mAdo as
eNee The 0ercAants' Union hao isoued .
circular to 6slisqussts, eaalise for promps
payment Of calle pa due; enc, d esee Of
neglect OF refusal to pay, their stock win be
forfeited. This. II 10 said, will Gauss some
70 cell out their stock 6os Wha1osUf e will
bring, nther than run The siak 0f foSiel1nso
or future calls. We learn That The, Ameei-
can Express Company have given the Hud-
con X. R. Company notice of the termina.
tion Of their contract for running over their
road. and thsrsupon the Hudson r.. r. Com
pany gave, Or arc about to give, notice to
the 1erchana' Union that their contrsct
with said company must cease. We since
learn . new contract has been oneogUd into,
or 10 about to be entered into, with the Hud
son r. r. Company by the American Ex-
press Company, which will be decidedly I'd.
vsntageous to the American and detrlment-
al to the Merchants. 1t Is rumored, We re-
greet to cay. that oil the leading lines Of rail
roads are about combining to do the ssme
thing with the OLD companies. If this is so.
We may he reluctantly compelled TO witness
the succumbing OF the Merchants Union to
the grasping monopolies of the old compa.
nies, and record the failure of an enterprise
which certainly has ever had our sympa-
thies and we'll wishes, a. we'll 40 that OF the
public A lively time in express stocks
may be looked for from this lime forward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

OF MRS. WlNSL0W'S SOOTHING
SYRUP Ars sold and used with never fail.
iag sucosss. Il u An Old aod wellsais6
remedy. and be- sessl ths tsss - eysara. n
fslisvss ~ child fsa pain. requisites ths
stomach aad NOVELS, ssrss wind eslic, soe-
tsas Ne guos, cd. b giving ret end
health - the eAild, eemobsls H. 0othW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

SHow me man Of sour, moross disposi.
tion, enc who sntsrtaios good will towards
oens, and will shew you dyspeptic.
Dyspepsia b the blusst Of I'll diseases. Rev.
Mr.. Aiken testiHss that Con's DYePHPsrA
cured him after Is Vearo suffefine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
GRAND GALA MATINEE
On Saturday May Is, 1867.

Tickets Is tts Rsservtd Ssats, Is eta kxsfa
THIS Malice te fos the especial accommodation Of
Ladies cad CkildSsa. and win be- In very respee
~. nag II dt1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

A. @. FuLroN has so good building lots
Also. four acre. one acre and half acre lots,
we'll located, for sale at lower rstes than any
other property holder within the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

JonS CAMERON is now prepared 20 do all
styles Of house and sign painting. glazing,
grainlng, &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings whitened on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. Is West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 d8@,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

PAixrxas' SgrrlSns. Window Glass,
White Lead, OIL md Putty-s very lasss
stock can ~ found q IA. Dsvsnport's 3
Hardware store, No. Is Brady street