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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

The people Of Ksokuk are awake 10 the
true interests Of their city, and DESTROYS Of
doing the zone thing needful' are pushing
the work Of organizing and procuring sub
scsiptions TO the Northern Central Railroad,
which when bull, will at least treble the
the business OF the town. Burlington also
understands the necessity Of extending its
commercial relations. and The Burlington &
Sc. Paul "Air Line vis Cedar Rapids is .
fixed and iAdubitibls fact. The following
table Of distances from Cedar Rapids TO Min>
nsaeslis, 10 esrreet. and shows what Is sl-
tsAlS done. aaA hsw little remains to b
ssmp'sted ssssrs Csdsr Rapids i. connected
with 81. Paul. Minneapolis And St. Cloud
| by rail
Cedar Rapids 10 Vintss, ~ miles, gsadsl.
SSvinton 10 Waterloo 80 miles. under cos>
tract.
Waterloo to waverly 30 miles, completed
and cars running.
wavsrly to State Line, 81 miles. partly
constructed.
State Line TO Austin. IL miles, gra1sd
Austin 10 81. Paul, 9s miles. moshy con
plesed and cars running on IT,
st. Paul 70 Mianespolis. . miles, can
running on il.
Minneapolis to Sc. Cloud, 90 miles, car
running On Il.
This makes total Of 800 miles of railroad
which will And terminus u one or NOR
towns % the Aiss,ssippi Burlington a.
Keokuk expect 20 divide oil the advantage
that will b derived 10 the way Of increases
trade from this source, and most undoubt-
sdly will unless Davenport does something
10 secure her fair share. But little 10 rsquisit
from our cisissns, but, little - it IL. We .,
behind hand. No steps have been taken l.
secure rs . connection with this road, a.
though thirty Or thirty I've miles Of grsdin
and track laying would complete the con
nsctions 10 this place long before the roa'
could be open to Burlington or Ksokuk. 4
, read from Davenport to Wheatland would
~ think, Be the preferable route, though
road from Wilton via Upton to Cedar Raj
. ids might pssssss equal advantages. WI
Z our citixeos move in this matter while y
yes have time, A short period Of apathy
4 aud il may be too late TO divert the trsv
/. 70 the southsrn towns. aad 10 enable o,
a Wholesale dealers 70 establish connection
/. ahead Of I'll Competitors. Surely this roe
' % worthy our serious and prompt attsn.io
. Let " wake up to the fact that the futul
v Of our city demonds increased railroad 4
a cilitiss, and take the matter 10 hand
00co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

eS4s, o7o.ls
We hereby certify the seeve - g correct
schedule Of Bonds and Stseks owned by the A.
lantic Fire Insuraacs Company OF Breoklyu, n.
Joan y COCKS. President.
HORATIO DOe9. Sscsstafy.
AuDlron's OFFICE l !. ic ,:.1. b.
IT Is HRREBY CERTIPlED. Thaa thsse has
been aled In this sllce Swofa stasemenA, show
ing the sonditieu sfths
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
located at Brsoklvn. in ths 6ssse Of New rssk,
on the first day Of January, 4. =, III. = e
Cofdancs with Ne p:evissooe o. ~ ~ -.
'AS Acr n pla.A$pos 20 lxsunAsca CsurASl.s, n
approved Jasusgy SSH, 1851 .ssAea - e.ce1.
aiory thereto. epneo red Fsbsaaey ~, leeo; tho1
said s.a.s.est ;ie.s sAss ssis C.sGY y r.
sssss4 Of The rsQsiGils a0esat q seSdeai - -
vested g required By lsw. -. s fAss.
AUrH0kiTY Is THEREFORE, 0TvkH
70 TIE absvs nssssl Csepasys y tesee.es shsis
appespst.1s bseine1s q insue.qee . 49, Seaes
- eeeefdeses VI Ne lsss enef2ec sssl ~
hIsdrsd ~ eixtg - ss 1
Isis Aiss CnasSnS, yhea 1sF'
IL SWff0 . co..
Of Dsvenposs. ~ bssn Asly eopsaetee ~ seid
Compsny their Isuful Agsss ssd Attorney f.
the county Of Scott, With inil pewsf - tass rim
~ insufasce tbefejo. ood - eekD0ojoGgo oee-
vice Of process O. crowded. b. le.s $50 hi.
Hing with the Clerk Of The Distst0 Csoss - a.d
Tor sod cswaty. shis certi1caas I'D eesly otsAa
statement o. dc il Ills enRss. Il y tusShes ~
tilted that the ettashed u . tree end ceefessespy
Of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, hsvs hsreeoto 1T ny
hsdd and a@xed ny seal Of s1es ~ ~ -
yesr FIRST abovs written.
7fTes Au1tt0e Oe6e6oo.
~'---- 9as-li~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLA6TRRS
Allentown. Penn, April I, 1855
Mcssrp +. AIlcooK D Co.:
Dear Shiny daughter used one Of your Porous
Plasers. She had very bad pain In her side, and II
cured her in one week. Yours truly,
JOHN Y. n. HUNTER
We refer to tho
who cell our Pastors a. to their high sterling char
acter.
ALLCoCK CO., Agency, Brandreth House. New
York. Sold BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
Au.rA me- &c lBusler.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore American. giving On account Of
the reading BY the Clerk Of the House Of
Stevens, condsoation speech says:
While the clerk was reading tie above
paragraph and particularly lwhsa he came
TO these lines "He commanded the men
and women to borrow from their con6ding
neighbers jewels Of silver and jewels Of gold,
and that they did 20. ::'and spoiled the Egg
ptians and went forth full-handed, every
eye vas turned upon Butler. whose ordius.
rily chalkly face assumed by turns all the
coiors Of the rainbow. The profanity Of
Stevens can not Of curse be justified on
any ground but II a. is supposed. the allu
sion vas intended merely - . siv fling q
the hero of Bethel and Of New Orleans (hii
rival for the next Presidency, it must Ger
taiuly be REGARDED ~ less atrociously MALI
gnant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HISTORICAL"
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia compound
THE RHEUMATIC & NEURALGIA COMPOUND.

THE RHEUMATIC 4 NEURALGIA COMPOUND
EIFTEEN years ago. Capt, l.. L. Copeland WINS COM
i mander Of a Boston brig. owned BY the late Hob
crtG. Shaw. Capt. Copeland, ut that time made
voyage 10 Vera Cruz aud while there near the guns
Of the Castle OF San Juan de illus, attacked with
hts old complaint, Rheumatism While suffering Sc
verey ON board his ysuel he was visited by a Next
pain and entirely cure Him Of his disease. The yis
tfor returned with his medicine and prov hs words
In few days Capt. Copelasd began TO improve Nm
10 Delighted was the .'Old sea Dog" that he pur-
chased the receipt from the Mexico-spanisid, 5os
One .,i Hundred cIsa and md Ftisy Dollars
0aFdin3 bought number Of bottles Of this article,
then naashctured in email way By Capt, Copeland.
chant eAip to London took the article with him ga
London, and Oaps Gardiner immsdiately wr0ss %
Of Capt Copeland the right 10 make and coll the ar
cetn England, the West India Islands and Australia;
this wss In lsoe. Capt. \. D. Gardiner. receiptoi
the notice q the purchase frum Capt. Copeland In
nediately formed co-pertnessAip with M Wsnon,
wealthy dealer in London, Who now. under the arm
6on ere nsoduciag ne Compound with great success
In 1859 Capt Caroline, wss in Boston, end in con-
Dc whole right % he arteie Win - intcnson 70
%oss ssssSse %sdeiss . ii Who have IT. 1ie E'es
Mr.. e. +. Gardiner Immediately established large
ticle and sincs lsos hs devoted kis ti0s 70 The In
efOductiOa and eole - 0AnDGuRn's RnBuuATso- AuD
N.uaAiaic CoHrocxp. We shoah add hat ~ ar-
via n Ensi.sd. iton whence i e imported s. IL
Proprietcs-As. Henry X. Gardiner.
M. =. r. 0AnDmz,, PropsisSos 0srdiner': Rhsu
SIR n.viss been saiesed with the Nsur.,e,. h M
a ii u11f,a tuAe.<
0 cs;, - 2. sssssts'y .:x bond q
Oyster Dealer, Css. Nadisoa Dearborn Sc.
u. r. Gardiner. Esq..-Dear sir
Ii IL mot often that am led to say ought in
nvor O. Patent Aec:dnes. bat ease in my own fam
| ny having been cured In a remarkable manner by
your Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia Compound. ann in.
duced TO offer you a few words u encouragement
Some months since my wife bad very severe attack
81 Dipthsia which lett her partially paralised And
with acute Neuralgia in her head, ia e and breast
Having heard repeatedly Of wonderful cures among
nef friends resulting from the use OF Gardiner
kheux1afic & Neuralgic Compound. che was Undue
cd TO give II trial Strange TO FAY, before che had
used ONE BOTTLE the Neuralgia and paray els had dis
appea. ed and IL has not returned. / recommend the
Compound without heeitaiion to all persons troubled
value, A. well as the fact that your welLknown repu
tatioe y SUFFICIENT guarantee Ut tho genuine of
the Sp p prsp.ss p yOS MANY doc
ciEes. Respectfully Yours,
OF Hale Co, Real Ee,s,e ard Patent Agents.
CHlcAso. August ssth. 1866.
Da 0AspsNna, Prcp'r GARDENERS Rheumatic & Men,
.igtc Compoand: Dear Sir
with great peag1se shas testify to the merits
o. y eSr invslsabe nsdseias: Having bsen aiiieted
great ouDoy ance . Wo q enncring and aler tryinR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

AlSol lDEO MEN,
AND TnE Law or CHARITY AND MERCY.
HowAHD EesAYs. on the Errors. Abuses and Disea-
which form the basic Of the G:avest Nslades IN
the fret age OF man. and fearfully cap the vital
eSs with sure means OF relief Sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge Address. DR.. J. sK1LLIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Philadelphia.
Pa. janib-A&w3m
FOR NON RETENTION on INCONVENIENCE
of Urine. irritation. Inflammation or liberation Of
tho bladder, or kidneye. dieeases Of the PROSTATE
glands stone In tho bladder calculus gravel o. nfick
dust deposit and all lseases Of the bladder, kdneys
and dropsieal swelliaee, [dkwly
Use HslxIoLD's Fun ExnAer DUcnU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

A petition from the Legislative Assembly
Of Washington Territory, showing that an
abundance of Goldfish, halibut and salmon
hsve been found alang the shores Of the
Russian Possessions in America and asking
the Government to obtain from the Russian
Government such rights and privileges at
the ports and harbors there for American
vessels . their necessities may require, was
made 10 the President more than year ago
and it 10 surmised that the pending i'npor
tant treaty with Russia 10 the result Of this
petition. A small request largely answer
ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

ILLINOIS Coal FIELDs.-Ths following
statement in regard to the coal fields Of that
State, 10 from tho State Geological Report:
1.-THE area Of the Illinois coal fields 10
nearly a. large IS that Of the Appalachian.
occupying parts Of Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee. and Alabama. The
patches OF an hracite east Of the Aleeha>
nics could be subtracted from the Illinois
coal fields, without making the dminution
perceptible to the eye on an ordinary map
Of the United States. Yet in one instance
tho coal is distributed over half continent,
while in the other case, it is mined mostly
for local use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

There whole sermon in The saying of
the Persian in all thy quarrels leave
open the door Of reconciliation. We should
never forget it,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
MISGUIDED MEN.

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are re-
gained by HsLNBolD's EXTRACT Bucur. ti5d0wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
W hsvs the eldest. lasssst and most eonplcts
works IN Ae Unite4 ctatse devoted exclusively sosAs
aanuiActure Of Portable Dngines aad Saw MMs wAiel
tse simplicity, eompactDsss, power and economy q
fuel ere conceded by expsets. y Be superior - any
sveS offered - tAs public.
The great amount Of boiler soc0, Ire eaeeaes ~
syhndse Rea, which ws give 70 - ssee1 hoees pew.
ef make our Ensinss the NEST powssfsl aaa cheap
cot = ~: nd 0sy 49, odapeed to svesy posDsoe
WAers power . seQ0ised.
An elsss are eosstantly on hand, or fasulsAso -
oAosS ootl.e.
DESCRIPTIVE siseslass Win price let. ssas - -
ootl00. opo-11Y.
WOOD 4 MANN STEAM nN0n3S OF.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

Contagious venoren1 ChoracaaR.
Cures them without ssserting 20 Aeseasy. Iodide
Poeaesi. Arsenic ef ~ poison. but VIM Nestssl
Nocturnal and Diusnal Emissioas, beoueht q 81
abuse q ~ systsn. early indiscretions exeessse =
eetaileo hersdtary eausiss loss Of os0Osy, eo91ar
eson, ospfeeeaoe. G1nees, and Ofentineo insanily,
radically cured with inAlliblc neshod eevin9 oeA
une md expsnse. elect, 0oaorrhaa, S6ict1Se. 81
a assasss peculiar to the ss1es. Of private Asiass.
Oh diseases Of tAs MOST HOP1InrR Cl.Ase
where he blood Aas become poisoned, producing
elstehes 9. the fnee. email wa6ay bnsesss. pans q
he'd and bones. liberated thsoat noee. lint -
10y. ssrofsla, sosssAss win an sndisss auasse q
u Jc1es isfseonmsedsa By the preas esseroDay.
tn medical faculy, and professor Of nsdcsl soeGe.
etc Those snlieted should apply Immediately. 81
DIR. JAMES has inst issued revised. Improved -
greatly enlarged edition Of TINE MONITOR On Yea
sral Diseases peculiar 70 the Sexes with difsetooe
and prescriptions for self Treatment.
srnsATos...A. caused b. ssli sbsss, sexual y.
caes &C. 10 fully treated and viii not fail to arrest
The gttsntiOn Of the rosdes.
An important feature q The book II treatise spoe
COnceptlOn-h0w avOided--and the necessity ~
proprety, sometimes, Of 90 doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar 10 females, ase fully
treated and thoir semedtes given.
The Monitor L printed spcn n.e payer. neallY -
intended q book 20 bstspt for ps!vaas ssssreses
and ccncaltstica. Il b muitun = pesvs.ueeA I.
the smallest epaes. Buy iti Reed ~ The book win
inj.rs none. bat b:asas ail-The old and sesns 9!
zs 3D." 3. JAMS. ?. o. so. W, chicago. H.
Dr., Ja4w' One end raslors e. = - 1as1elpA
0ay . eoos1lSsd persosally 81 lselss sios % q.
a. i. los 2 h. Conssiiatoss soa66sssal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

A Description OF HsAvEx.-Rsvelation
xxi chap, 10th verse And hs measured
the city with reed, twelve thousand fur.
longr. TIE length, the breadth and height
Of e ere equal"
Z Teslve tbeusand furlongs. 7.o2o,>
600 (seA which bsing cubed. 10
81. 0eo, 600, 900 ,0oo. 0oo, 00o. 900 cubic feet
che half Of which We win reserve for the
throne Of God, and The Court Of Heaven.
hslf OF The balance fos the streets and the
remainder divided BY 49S, the cubical feet
in the aooms, 10 feet square and 10 feet
high, will be 9, 1854. 75o. 00O. 900 rooms;
We wall then suppose the world always
did and always viii cantain 900, 0oo. 900 Of
inhabitants, and generation will last 33i
years ZOO, 0O0, 900 every century, and
the world will stsnd 100000 ysars-27,>
600 900 ,oo0. 900 ysars. Then supposs there
we're |, 800 such worlds, equal this numbs'
Of inhabitants and duration Of years. thes
there will be . room Is feet long and II
wide and 10 high fer each person. and ys'
there would be rooO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
BOSTON.


The Cirage FtSncais, or French Dire
sing. for isdiea' b Childrcn's Bocts and Shoes II
have become red or rurty, and rough by wearing, q
arr restored " perfect and permanent black with
much iustrc a. when new. leaving the leather sos
riiablr aud what sof "a the iad.s,
Travelling BHge, Trunks. CarriHa
Tops and sne Harnesses. are made To H.
~ eoeo ~ NV.
I.sdses and children can dress their own boots ~i
oct soiiinx thcs hands. Try one bottle. and you
sever be without supply ofis In ths house.
Ask your shoe dealer Cor Il,
A.p. brown q 90. proprscsoss, MasasAcsus,
~ hlArAin4s aud nsessngs ~ sii hinda leather
O0ec. HAN MIN street. BOSTON octSi-di,
For esle cy PARkS \ MtSMER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

III splendid Hais Dye = he best n he wossa.-
1As saly Tsus md rmpsof DYD-Hasnlsss. Rslia.
~. laslanAanssus. Ne Aisappeistasal No sidis
uleas tlnts NaSusal noaek - Brown. ns0edioo ehs
n s0bdo Of BED Dyss. lnviaossess he Aals. Issvine
n cor 81 bssstiful. TAs esnsins = agned wilaA
A. DaecAslse. An etAas see 0ess lmi1solooo, -
s1oeid b. svoidsd. eold By Ill Dsagsss saA fsstu.
msn. ysetosy d Daselay sassst. New York
- BRwAsR OF 4 CoUNfIRySrT.
AaellAA01V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

lAsm can receive . boz ofDr. vsipss's Ptlls By
mail. sealed nom the eyes Of Ne psbc BY soeaosins
- dollar and si1 postage sta0ps - u. W. MA
CoNB1R, Albany. NJ
TAKE MO MORE uNPIRAsANT AND IN
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BnOvRD 0oua WA0. (6oo6-d&W1y
BlOOAyUlD = OTIS MAxv1Aorur1s % p
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Our PxA1oe ere acknewlsdeeA 10 Be eqoo1 not gu
pessee 10 ssee. dur.heli9 "a Asis. = eny ~ =
Prices Ices. Sssd for price LIST. iaa7-A1wsn
rnp GLORY OF. NAN . sraaNarH.-1hers-
!bse ne neevose end dsbilllatsd shosA innseiess-
PnEpnneo OIL Of palm 40 mace,
Fer Preserving, Referring and
BcaasiHyf shc Hair.
Aad 10 The most delightful and wonderful article
Ne world ever produced.
Ladies will nnd 1t not only certain remedy 70 Re
store. Dasbsn cd Dseutly u Has. but also dssis
Sole ssefcls fps ehe Toilet. = p highly pssshmsA
with rich and delicate pcsfume. independsnt Of the
fragrant OdOr Of the Ole Of Palm Of Asce.
The Marvel OF Fern.
new and beautiful psssame. wlicl in dsncacy Of
scent. and tie ssnse1 with which =, clinss 70 Ne
handkerchief and psss0As = u1eQuallcd.
The shove rsiclss ers fe sale By oil Drsssisss end
any address ~ propssesDss.
fw. WRIGHT . CO..
oe2oiyl leo lAbssu st,sss, New Yea.
HRLxBoIDs EXTRACT Bucnu and l.,sov~
noss Wash CURES secret - dellcsss dc sdsss n ~
er stnges. q httie s1peose. little o. no change In
Sist no i.con,snisnes :sd Nc e.p1s'ts In pssss
Geo non all Injurious oeOpeetieo. leeber1bWlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
DISORDER 7|1sj3| l|!|I|s|
STATEMENT
OF THE COSDlrlON OF TUE
Atlantic Fire Insurance Cenp'y,

OF BROOKLYN. N. r.,
On the first day Of January. A. D.. 1867. made
to the Auditor Of the State Of Iowa, pursuant
10 the Statutes Of said State
LIST The name Of this Company 10 the Atlantic
FIRE insurance. Company Of brooklyn, N Y.
Cd The amot Of its Capital Stock is $500, 200. 90
Sd The amot Of its Capital Stock
pail up is. 30, 10000
All, The Assets Of the Company are:
1T Cash on hand in
Bank, and in the
hands OF Agents or
other persons, $3l ,6H.H
Sd heal Estate unin.
numbered, o0l0O
50, Bon Ia and Stocks
owned by the Com
pany how secured,
and rate ofinterest
thereon, tsse sch
edule "A") 3A9, 07O4y
4th. Debts Of the Co.
secured By mort
gage, (ses sehed.) 81, 5000
5th, Debts otherwise
secured, tsee sch
eduie.) S2,9ss.75
9Th, Debts for Premi.
ums, 1s,lT.ls
,.h, All other securi.
ties. (see schedule) 16,SA.bs -
''''' A''e LIABILITIES.
5,h The amount Of Liabilities due
or not due to Banks or other
s.h. Losses .djus..a and due.
eth. Losses adjusted and not due,
s'h. Losses unajusted.
9Th. Losses in suspense, waiting
for further proof, S3.7S9. SO
10Th. All other claims against the
Company,
Total Liabilities, sss,7ss. -
llsh. The greatest amount insured
in any one risk. t20, 900. %
18th. Abe greatest amt allowed BY
the rules of the Company, to
be insured in any one city,
town or village, Various.
18th. The greatest amt allowed TO
be insured in any one block, Various.
Hth. The act of Incorporation Of
the Company il filed,
Agents in Iowa, viz:
WM. FULLER, ct keOkuk, same -
j. L. swlTs 1 CO.. Davenport. last wear
STATE OF NEW YORK,
County Or KNGs,
John D. Cocks, Fresidsus, and Horstio Dorr.
Secretary Of the Atlantic FIRE Insurance Com
panv. OF Brooklyn. being severally aad duly
sworn, depose aa1 say, and sscA fer himself
says that the foregoing y true and correct
statement Of the afsirs Of the SAID Corpeeation.
and that they are the above no0sd ofRcef0
thereof and thas Q part Of their Capital or ears
ings Of ssid Company has been deposited il vir.
gina a. security fer losses therels.
JOHN d COCKS, President.
HORATIO DORR, Secretary.
Seal Of Company.1
Subsbribec end swern - before me b he
above nsmed John D. Ceeks. President. -
norstio Dorr, Seersssry. this sstA day Of jsaa-
ssy, a. ". 1871.
I6eal OF Once. Comoissieoer for love
l5et Revenue stamp u New Xesk.
SCHEDULE "a"
OF Bonds and Sesck swasd By Aslaa1ie Fire In.
suranes Company, o Tie lss lav d Jsaney1
1867. Per Market
U. 3. Bonds, Coz s.s
pons. 81, epe. 60 10000 o., 10000
$50 "a, epel0. 10000 l9.ooo.s0
:. " "a, "lSo.0oe.o0 lts.s7t.Oo
wiseonsis Ssess
Benis !" s.oooso s.oes.ss
Kings &c. Cestif.
icssss eflsdett-
odoooo, ....... s6.7e0.4s esJoOs4O
Virginia State
BOnds pc... oo,0oo.0O 1S,0to.o0
Atlantis Net. Bk.
NY. $4,000 A1as.oo
Phenix i"
MY. 5.ooe.OO G,o00.o0
Importers I fra-
ders Bk. n. z. 100000 e.eeo.e0
SAse : Leather
M ny. s,soo.so s,sco.oc
American Exch's
BIZ. MY. 100000 10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

A. the forms OF disease for which we prescrhe a..
Cumpoond have their origin in the blood, lei ill.,.
sufferer remember that NO merely 0uiwsrd Appliance
will Afford him permanent relief, because Il cannoe
reach " CAUo6 The Compound, como INro ~
nccn, THE CITADEL OF rHE DISEASE, drivce
II irQ1 - strUag hold, and the victim ID believed
1U1NRAM . VAN oCuAACx.
Wee1eeaae DsuGgtsn. v LanD r, CheaTo.
o0-ea 49, - Ne Northwest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

Az OuD TINE NEwsPArRR.-Th Boston
Ners Letter contained the following notice
in August 1919: 1.-THE s'undertaker" Of this
Netes Letter. in Janussy last, gave inforna-
ton that, after fourteen years experieucc,it
was impossible, with half.shses week, to
carry on all the public occurrences Of Eu-
rope 70 make up which deficiency, and 10
render the news newer and more acceptable
he has since printed. every other week, a
whole sheet; whereby that which seemed
old in the former half sheet becomes new
now by the sheet; which is easy to be seen
by any one who viii take the pains TO track
back former years, and even this time twelve
months. We were thea thirteen months bs-
hind with the foreign news. and nov v: are
less than Eve months so that by the sheet
we have retrieved about eight months since
January last, .nd any one that hiss tho Ns1:
Letter 70 January next (lifs permitted w''
be secomoodaied with oil the. news irem
Rur,es nssdful to - ksevn u these perss. !"
Aftssward The publishes save nee!ee that y
he did not print sheet every other week
during the winter, he would make it up IN
the spring, "when chips do arrive from
Great Britain "--Nnsspaper Press.