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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
R"s'.. ac, less yi.jt ip Ch(elfQ As, 9;
EDICIMES, rANcY t00US,
Is, Oils, varnishes, Tnrpeniine,
BRueRHs. GIAsswARE,
E : TUT f s.
seda Ash. Cnustic soda.
Sol Soda. Pain O1ls.
IRA .DSgf,Osetc0. ROr6se. re.
offer to the Trade generally the largest
ever brought TO the Northwest Buyers
)spectfully invited 20 examine our prices
- purchsain eslsewhere. iyso-dly
CONNlSSI0S

VIXEN -
leave and ssrivs almost svssy hosfv sifosd
ing 10 its guests ~ . fsw cents The occasion
Of visiting the city for pleasure q business
until late at night.
The acceumodations in regard to the
general susit Of the hetel are equal, II not
superior to any siailss estabIish0cnt in ths
Uoited Stssss. There are ovse ssvsoty par
lors anc rooms in The he&sl with lakss
view iron every wisdow. srd ample -.
commodasions for At least three hundred
goests. The roons ars newly saspsssd.
sp,endidly and comfortably farniahsd. and
their tenants saanss fail y bssashs The as-
mosphere Of comfortable home. The
large and bslntiful ladies' pssior b sasily
turosd into spleadid ball-soen. The de
uisg>ssoa Aas - Unsurpassed lake view,
ite0 whsre The guests sbssevs Tie tAeu :
sands q vssssas visiting the port q Chics.
20. Ths billiard and rsftsshment saloooe
ere also 6stsd up cad conducted in . first-
clsss style. There sre stables on the ground,
to meet che demasds Of parties Who v;.h I,
bring their own horses and casriaees slon,
An sbsadant suPpiy e hss aad cold water
conducted By seeGn pswss. s6sss shs nss
desirable chaacss for baehing pusposss. l,
fact. Messrs. Peases Z Dsnjenig have no
failed " turn. their loag eEpseisaes - hstsl
keepers - the best aeceuet q esdss 70 Of
fer their ffisods she mese desirable plae
Tor sssseation On the lake Gheee Gufioe u
oummes oeaoen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

-uftoOo-. S8ulpaukh. taufp1UHu = buIO10s
Rock lslad, H., iOOe ards pr eossS.... 1a %
Jason G. Osgosd. Of Troy, N. T.. in his
bid proposes 70 ssnevs 1000 yards Of
1rsck per meath the first year, and 1000 The
second. and TO ceatiaus ss that rate until
the appropriation Is expended. This, reck
ening elk working months t. the year,
would b - average Of 1900 fssl PER mossh,
Of 9OOo feet il season. and q il 10 esti :
mated that there are GO, 900 feet sf rock to
esms out. il would take shout sspss years y
complete the work.
The lowest bid for the entire work ID
that Of Case b Co., of Fulton Village, N.
r., the average on The whole being el2.Os
per isss. A they ssrss 70 rsmsvs 5000
feet pr nsnth Il will b readily ssen b The
foregoing calculation, that the wsrk would
be coup,sssd In. tsso yssrs. Their nance
have bsss represented ~ ths War Dspasss
meat q the lswsss biddsrs, and in I'll hu
naa probsbilit9 ths ssatsAss VIM b award,
"a shem. They ere smsng NE hsasiss
end most responsible Bassssa ssatsesesss,
and have always h9stosass fasaalsd thsil
oonssacta to the lsttes. A. The terms or
that work shall b eommsnesd in 25 dsys
sfsss the signiss Of the contract whisA vii
take place in about TO weeks, we may leol
for the opssstisss being ssAosneed By tn
6rst Of August, 80 psssftay ssonss, !
the stage Of wstss gets suGcissay lsw. .
Msssrs. Case 4 Co., Il oil gsss wslls "a
arrive ~ the esares of . weak - IN dey
T. arrange prslioinssy busiesas. snGso
haads, &c. nsssssary bslbes besiAnine.
il fLsun Aas osnin aranoa. uSRhC
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

Bill Of Rescue Engine No. rsfsrred 10
the Committee on Fire and Water.
Bill q John Heeney referred 70 Commit>
Tee on Claims.
Bill Of Palmer Clark referred 70 Csmmit-
tee On Claime. s.@
Bill Il Hseh { Ladder CO. Ne. referred
% Oenmistse sn Claims.
Bill Of Sicklss q Preston referred . Con.
mittee on Streets.
si!ls Of Jaass neushlen and n. L. Mc>
csnckeo referred . Committee "a Clsims.
r:ie'on fro0 John Huerman. Foreman Of
noe. Z Ladder Co. No. 2 wa referred 20
'"c Sn,ei Engi0ees ef the Fire Department
!, 49, Flss and Watsr COMMITTEES rspsssed
- avos 9! granting the petition 81 Iusuet
.A. also, reported in favor Of GRANTING
tne petition Of L. D. Raiisback thev h.,;ns
complied with the ordinances rslst;n" -
Adopted.
AID: huhnen. Chairman Of the Com,n,,,.
- 1rsdss, made the following report
To b Continued
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS ss.pAY.
NEW BOSTON Cspt. Grinnsll, Fl Mad son.
DEPARTURES.
Nsw BOSTON. Capt. Grinner. Fl. Madison.
DEN OAsrsELL. Capt. Pierce. Clinsos.
Inc Dubuque is expected down this even
ing Or tomorrow morning.
The Seeker Stale will arrive early 70.
morrow.
The Phil Sheridan will arrive a Z and
depart = A. n for Dubuque and 81. Paul
The popular passenger packet Keiths
burg. Capt. Campbell. 10 the next reeula,
msrning boat for Fort Asdisen, leaving hes,
as e'cieek. Lem. Pafkhurst Ia che offlce
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IOWA OADOATn SCHOOL A.
1OCHATnON.
Second Annual COnvenelon.


rniRD DAY-AFrEnNooN SESSION.
The opening exercises were conducted By
the Rev. Nj. Bowman Of Iowa City.
Rev. J. n. Strong made On address on the
necessity and object Of Mission Schools.
The subjects Of the Best Methsd Of tsaia-
ing teachers" and the 'Importance Of pc
ried,cals devoted to the Sunday School
Conventions" were discuGssd.
The Oommitsss On County Organisations
reported = fellows:
"Your Cemmittes on Comfy OsgsniEa-
tious having given the subject . much con.
sidssasion q the limited time would allow,
beg leave 10 submit the following report:
sWs deem il Of the highest impostanes
that . s-ety eoanty in 1oWa b thsgoaGAlD
oreaoissd - soon - practicable; that to ~
cure this in eountiss n6w nogeanixed, one
earnest Sunday School weskes m each ceUo-
y b appSiatsd county sseestasY, - vAea
the work Of organization snail b commit
ted.
ITO supsrintsnd and urge forwasd THE
work. We recommend the following coOmit>
tee:
"Rev. s. N. Fellows, Marshsllsown ;
T. F. Elmendcrf, Mc0reger; H. Scott How.
ell, Keokuk, who shall rspest psogesss e
the next meeting Of Tie Association, and
mako such suggestions and secomsndationG
- they may deem best"
Signed BY the Committee. Adopted.
A resolution wss offered By Hon. Jamsl
Wright, and passed BY unanimous vote, u
follows:
R.olesd, Thss We hereby tender our sincere
| thaaks 10 The publishers Of thssa rspera
throuehout the state and elsewhere, who hsvs
% freely lent their isArence through their sol
| umns, to secure attendance. premise the success
| anti disseminate the knowledgs ofths proceed
ings Of the Association. To the Calvary Baptis
chip, for Ne sessisa sf Ne 0snveatiea.s 20 ~
citizens Of Davenport. who have with such larg'
hearted hespitaltv sntsrtaiued the dslegots'
frsm distance, to Philip fhIiiops, ESQ.,. vh,
hGs - much ch9ned the Oenvven4iso ~ ~
vocal music. 10 the brethren from other At1ts
tine, to the vsgssas liaes sfoeeoners, Railroad
and other puoiie edavsSan0os fsf hbsreaity b
slowed In tAereduction II Pare, end to ~ en-
GERS 0f ne 0snventioa -vhe hsvs . ably dil
charged their fsspsssivs ass3ss. ssEe
| A ressluiiea advssatlng M sglahfdA
lnsss u oabsasA Sehssa Tsnpsraass ssc
|ssise, vas e6sssd By Rev. ". g. KsSAas'
and passsd.
| After The usual dsvotieoAl sssrcaDsgs
roeess vss taken. -. I
9vSNlN0 eD4olON.
| The spssing services wsss ssneectee b
R~v Nm. WhitinRs q Be,1oeue. -i.ars,
| Rev. ". J. Psxtos, sf DsWite, vas q
psiased delegate 10 rsprsssat this Cssss'
|tiea In ~ Sunday Schssl Csnvsntioa
Illipois, 10 b held q DseAt6f. Jahs II.
p,ass Il Rsy. Jsla Aresssss
n Prof. +. 3. pmvio so1ngnoG 0ao0
1baha1f q ~ 1eaaou3o Oenssotieu, ~ Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
lie anA Oar DooopnAanoo.
For Several Generations.


The Rev. w G. HUSBAND, OF Wilson,
N. Y, under date Of Feb. II, 1866, writes
"The report Of the recent Trial" At Troy ,is
waking up some interest here and inquir-
% and csllcs TO zee our machine (WlLLcox
1 GiBBs) are bee oming frequent. Tho MAJ
chine, however is we'll known; - frsqusst
calls have long been made on 10 to do little
jobs that could not Be done on ether ma.
chimes and think ws have never failed
TO accommodate such. write you now to
ask for fsw Descriptive dialogues, With
prices, &c. Also. for copies Of that Trial
10 pamphlet form. l eaclose little monsy
for postage. Our machine is one Of your
first make. Though having run SEVEN yssrs
il does not show injury 70 the amount Of
five per cent. BELIEVE IT WOULD Last u
AND cvR DsscsspAxrs roR.sHvERAL GENERA
TiONs
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the CITY COACH.

u ILL nH READY At ALL HOURS -A1n
" TO Accommodate those who wish
ance on short notice Il will he ~
Kept ready Al or the Post Ofices
NJ all heur- Ofdese left st thinner
man Caste Livery static will receive prompt at
tenuon. thsrges reasonable. apf.sdu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

GROCERIES. seem TO be fully
aware that Parks 4 Hcsmsr's store, corner
Fourth and Brady streets. is the most de-
sirablc place in the city TO buy groceries.
Being always from 10 to 10 per cent cheap>
er than their neighbors and possessing an
immense stock Of goods which are strictly
fresh an Of superior excellence, it 10 no
wonder that they enjoy so large share Of
public patronage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

DYsrsrsiA. We know Of no remedy equal
70 Coa's DYsPkPsfA Cuas for this trouble.
Il enables the patient TO take any vhels>
some food. steps distress after eating -
soon - take IL, and . perfect regulator
cf Ahe Stomach.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07
CITY NOTICES.

4 Sunnss SER Of linen or light cassi-
mere, cut 10 the latest style, oan b obtaio>
ID q R. Krauss's clothing store, On Second
street near Main. It % extremely low price.
Call and Gee for yourself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

1f LaEe anA Health can - Esd.
mated By dollars and cents, MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. for al dis
eases with whish children are afflicted, ia
worth its weight in gsld. II relieves the
child from pain. isvigoratsa the stomach
and bowels. cures wind collie, and carries
the infant safely through the critical period
Of teething.
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Agents Wanted.

CRoN SIS TO 1iso PER MONTH CAN BR EA
ely made by entsrpsisna Agents In selling an a.
tIcis vrry much needed In every family.
ror pariicu address Poet Ohice Box No. ID o.
call al my once. No. I, East second street. over
kepuers Store, south room. ID story. mysS-lm'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

KOCR, TINE FUOOnRn.
uus REMOVED m NAT. CAP AND FUR I'm.
u PORIU4 70
No. - Went Second street.
hetween Haefisoa and Ripaey - wheee he will Keep
larger and nues complies slgek 81 - laesse eeyIss
Rays Hafa Caso - pam = prices the1 dsiI cc0pe.
6ton. t0h1OI Sk9n Oh k3A8 mp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

Beofs AID Ssoss. There il oe ncss e1.
tsnsivs sssestnsnt sf every dssesipeisa Of
bsets ed shoes in The city thsn can b
found at UAiid : CSs. - Brsdy street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07


CRIMINAL MArrsns. AT the Police Court
this morning, Geo. n. Dowell, on charge
Of vasrancy, was discharged on his agree
ing 20 leave the city forthwith.
An information Was filed against James
Bonner by Dennis O'Brien charging him
with disturbing the peace and quiet Of Mary
O'Brisn BY striking her over the head with
. heavy piece Of board. For this effense he
was fined $40 and costs. lie then caused
Mr. and Ms O'Brien to be arrested on the
charge Of disturbing the peace. but failing
to make out case against them, the o.
Brien's were discharged
VIM. Sailor, who committed rape on
the person of Susan Smith last Tuesday
evening waived examination and WAS rev
committed to Jail until he can furnish bonds
in the sum of 81 600 for his appearance At
the next term Of the District Court.
AtJustce Bloed's yesterday, Peter Tsainos
was up on the charge Of stealing 500 from
the cellar Of John Tigbe, who claio,ed to
have buried that amount under q potato
heap. A. Mr.. Trainor 10 . respectable
man, while Tighc, besides being dependant
on the county for support was intoxicated
at the time the lose 10 said to have occurred
aad there Was no evidence to criminate the
defendant, be was discharged.
Al Justies Peters ysstsrdsy, Johann
Bloeser Vas charged with stealing $l7e
from lPstes Juesgea. The evidence being
insufficient. he Was discharged.
Fred. CAse0er, . teolnstes, IVES charged
with ceiling . horse afflicted with nasal
glsss. Not psovss -dischasgsd.
The ss1lyAe Raelx mouso.' noos
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invitation extended 10 its msmbsss 70 attend
the meetings Of this Association.
Relations OF experience IN aad szpsss-
sisas Of sasisfsssisn for shs iensnss benes
nn derived from sabbsth Sshsol work wsrs
givsa ~ nunhse q speakers.
Dsss1aAs y sshsr sssas sasday ssassas
3ere appointed q l6lIswe:.
ui.neseta Re- I, = Bris1ls. DeesraA.
Wieeeeesa. Z u -. Lyese.
lllineis, 4rrics, pavenicL
lndiSne Hev nsftle, W9NIoo.
NiGnires, nev Meyers, Ns~scs. s,,.
OAis, - y o ue.asrsss' h. .css..
Nss Ieet. nsv = Ms;S.ses S.sles ~. icve c;.,.
~ ras1Iass Isss kIssudsf4 ne0reoer.
..,is.5 ~ " Rutlsdge. ~ OIsifs.
Iis:ouri. nv Jalius kssel ~ yIsscpcss'
Ksasueky, nsv UnlefvoS,,! Ns~sr.~
rssssylvssta nsv Z ~. - Dsh.e.~
SS;s' Y. n. Nv i < Yssns; nsrica.
Nsx Ysrt. \. &. Prsi : ~slls. Iowa City.
Aftse sinsios end . bsnsdission the Csa.
ventiss adjourned.
The numbss Of enrolled delegates was
three hundred, and the President stased
that ali the names had nsa been entered.
Over $500 wss raised to deffay The sx
,.nses Of tho Convention, and nearly al the
delegates departei tossrds their seversl
homes to-day; highly satisfied with the 70
sul. of their wssk, the value Of which can
oos be over eslinated sxpssssing lively
Qualification q the appearance Of Davenport
and its beautiful surroundings and much
,lsas,d With The hsspitalily sf our Chris.
,;.n citizens Ia % readily secsmmodatine
.ncb an immense number Of guesss.
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Makes 5000 splendid Brick per hour with only mine
men aud one pair OF horscs. or A.Jto per hour by
steam power. Has no complies mschinery to be get
ting out Of order breaking dowu lte great sim
plicity aud marvellous power cammand the approve.
of every expert. at eight
We challenge the world 60 produce Ne equal
Satisfaction guarantccdt to all purchasers.
ABRAM RKQUA, 0sncsai Agent. No. lAi Broad
way. n. " mchodem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill
ler.
Pain Kill.r-Cures Sore Throat
A fayorlte Medicine with all elAsses.
II Davs' Psin Killer
Ryou have Painters Collie,
Use tbs Pain Killer.
No Medicine l. a. popular
A. the Pain Killer.
Keep the Pain Killer always at hand.
lfyoa have Cough or Cold.
Use the Pain Killer.
Look and net get caught without bottle of Paio
killer in the house.
Let everybody nee the Pain Killer sor spsains and
Bruises.
Every sailor should csrrg bottle of Pain Killer
with him
Remcmbes, the Pain Killer is for both internal and
External use.
The Paia Killer I. cold BY sli Drusgists and Deal
ere la Family. Medicines.
PE8RY DAVIS a son.
rT0pretors,
~ High Street. Providence, X. /.
} N. HARRIS 4 CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Agents
Tor the Western States.
For sale by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

SsR a woman in another column picking
SAmburg grapes fos Speer's Wine. IL - an
admirable article, used in the hospitals and
by the frat class families in Paris, London,
aud New York, in preference to cid Port
Wine II is worth trial, as it gives great
satisfaction. maya dly
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1T. rsnPLs, 0ssdener and Florioe, cor.
Sth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
ress. 0v2e-1y

HILLS HAIR DYE. 90 csnts. black or
brown ins.aosansous, natural. durable. beau.
tiiui, reliable, indeed the best In uss, ,has been
before the public over fifteen years, y she
cheapest, containing % much 10 the usSal
dollar sises. Depot No. 60 John street.
New York City. Sold by oil Drugeists
patent medicine. pesiumcsy and fancy
goods stores everywhere. junsll Oily
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Go 70 sBR Bsss.-Go TO the Bryant 4 stsatton
Iowa state Business College 20 get thorough prac
ttcal hueinss. education. 10 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papcrs, I'd.
dress. (eaclp-,ng stamp The bryant d Ssssssce
Commsrcisl college. paven port, Iowa
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TIE RAPIDS IxrRossnsxr.-The bids
and specifications for the improvement Of
the Rock Island Rapids Of the Mississippi
River, we're spensd ~ Gen. J. b. Wilsoos
At his sflise in this city. On Wednesday ths
5th inst, and were - iellows:
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CIT Y 1T f M =.


Uss LAllemand's Spscioe Ses Rhsumatis0,
0sue - Ns9sloh. u s0sseusih dseesys
I'll psisen 10 ~ Mood. anA psssesms . nd
81 euee. RnA oeGoimooials elseWheeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

PART OF OFFICE ON CORNER SECOND
n and Brsdy str-ets. directly over Kepnere Store.
Apply the premises to
may3"-du ;. MAhkS.
Boarding and Day School
lvR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES. Apply q
L School Room lately occupied b. Miss 0illis, esp-
eeat Piece. or as residence. North Sargent Row.
Inetf uesioa IN Music. MRS 4. z. HEARD.
may2Sddm MISS 7. H. HEARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

HoliowAV'e rtti~ oISrNKsr. AnsBvseEs
of many years standing. have yielded under ehOrt
course of these anti septic aud decreut medicines.
The ointment cieansce the OF all Irritating pu,u
lent matter and tmbues the hbres and tissues with
new life and viaor while the Pills purifying the blood
nsutrsiiio the noxious humors and eEpcl them nom
the system In skin diseases OF whatever character
tumor old sors~. liberated lcgs. Ac the action Of
these remedies is safe and certain Sold by all Drug
kists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

HssysssAn BALn iapssta . dslieAes ssls>
ness asd hsslshy hue TO The akin, cures
chapped hands. removes and prevents ireek-
lee. pioplss, ten, ssoburs. etc and is The
bet toilet article fos oil ladies who desire .
beautiful cenplexioo. For sale BY Ill drugs
gists. VIM. D'Hnch & Co, ,proprietoss, st.
I.Onia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

if yon want lctty black Shiskess use.
Uphsu's Hair Dye-only 80 cents bottle.
Sold every where. Put up by -. KRONER,
Philaielphis.
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chapped hands. removes and prevents freck-
lee. pioplss, ten, ssoburs, etc, and Il ths
bet teilst article fos oil ladies who desire .
beautiful cemplexioo. For sale BY Ill drugs
gists. VIM. D'Ench & Co. ,propriesors, st.
Louis.
TnsAsns.-Of Csstss's Dramasie Comps-
ny which spsn at Metropolitan Hall next
Monday. an exchange says: "Ar. Car
ter deserves great credit for the manner in
which his plays are performed. Every 40
tor seems to have thoroughly studied his
part. and the pieces g oG with perfect
smoothnsss and are excsllently rendered.
Tns MrHsrssLs. If the inmsnse prss>
sure upon our columns did aos forbid, We
would expasists at length upon the highly
enjoyable Performance given last night
1t must sufnee 20 assert that Il was oil our
sanguine expectations led NJ to expect, and
fully justiiiss our assertion that they are the
hsst troupe In the world. The last psrfos<
nance will Be given te-nigt.
BAss BALL.-The first game Of the hsms
and homo match between the Wapelios, Of
Rock Island. and the Pionssss, Of 0snssso
tosk place u Geseses, yesterday, and ss>
suited in victory fss the Pioneers. The
following 10 the score:
Wapellss-o., 81 ~, l2.
Pionesrs-o., 27 n, II.
The second game will come of q Reci
Island next week.
RICHARDS. lRoE Woaks. CaioAso.-A,
tho material Sesousoes Of our 0toes becoms
more ana more developed, the demand fol
valuable machinery increases. and anv in.
fsrmatioa that will aid our citizens 10 pro-
curing the latest and best articles 10 this
line 10 eagerly sought fes. We have re-
psatedlv called attention to valuable i'm
provemsnts, and have been the means O
bringing considerable valuable machinery
into this State.
While in Chicago We visited Richards
Issn Works on Washington Street, and
were much struck with the superior excel
lsncy Of their steam engines, portable saw
mills, osrn shelters. shingle 1ills, &c.
The patterns used are from the latest ana
most improved designs, and the workman
ship is Of the finest description. Great care
has been taken to perfect their machinery
-evssy minute pastiouIas has been ther>
oushly attended to By skillful astizsns, and
before an article 10 allowed to leave the
works it undergoss = searching inspection
90 that customers can always rely upon
getting . perfect machine. The natural
consequence is that the psepsisters are
compelled to run the works night and day
70 their utmost capacity in order to fill the
lnusssc demand. Lumbsrmen, farmerl
aud others desiring machinery Of any de-
scription will do we'll 10 note the advertise
msnt Of Mr.. Richards 10 another part Of ths
paper.
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JonN CAMERON is now prepared 10 do all
styles Of house and sign painting, glazing.
era,ning. &C. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging Ceilings whitened on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No ) West Third street, between Brady
and Main Apr.4 d3m.
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Flsss hes again drspsd. .-sss usssss
sports.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-07

DIR. =. .. Richardson. Sherry
Wine Bitters.-The Celebrated New England
Remedy. for HsbituAl Constipation.
Jaundicc. Fover and Ague, General Debility. and all
Diseases arising from . Disosdercd Stomach
Liver or Bowels, such ~
Acdity Of The Stomach. Indigestion neastburn. Loss
Of Appetite. Costivnsss. Mind ana b eediag fils-.
Disgust Of Food Sour Kruptions. Sinking Fluttcs
ing Of the Pit OF the stomach. Dimness of Vision,
lsowness oi the Skin and Eyes. Pain In the Side
Back chert OF Limbs. and in ell caecs where TON
1, is necessary.
JN HARRIS. Propristos.
Cincinnati, ..
sold hy all Druggisis. jne3-d
Jusirss Tar Soar cures ehspped hauds, salt
rhenn pimpiss and all cutAnoous affections, roodsr
tn the skin roft aud smooth. Manufactured by
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SOLD by all Druggists. feb5dwkfSwewly