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nEMOVAL.-Dx. FRANCIS l.. PAR
n, KER has removed his Office from No. 70
Broad street to No. IA HAsEL-sTREET, two doors
east of the Postofice. July f
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T al uER's
FASHIONABLE BARRIERS SALOON,
Is AT
No. 90 MARKET STREET,
South side. between King aud Meeting streets.
Mr. EEUER is German Barber, bas been thor
oughly trained to his business and ie prepared to
serve bis friends and the public generally in the seve
cal branches of his art, VIZ:
SHAVING
HAIR-DRESs1NG
SHAMPOOING
hair DYING
&C., &c
January II
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OT0LEN DOLLARS RE-
- WARD.-Stolen from my chamber ut my resi-
dence No. 80 Broad-sreet corner Of Orange, on sun
day night, the 18th inst, one GOLD OPEN FACE
WATCH, with Gold Dial and carved back. No. 65l3,
maker ". Robinson; ALSO one pair Of GOLJ SPEC
TACLES. The above reward will be paid upon their
delivery at No. SO BROADSTREET.
July 81 tutnso'
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can have by proving property and paying expenses.
Apply at THE QUARANTINE VESSEL.
July % u
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Mfftiugs.
CITY COUNCIL

CITY COUNCIL.
THE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD
This Day. In Council Chamber, at Eight
o'clock P. NJ. W. 81. SMITH,
July % Clerk of Council
DEMOCRATIC CLUB, WARD No. 8.
THE HON. A. P. ALDRICH HAVING ACCEPTED
an invitation to address this Club, the members
will assemble at the Washington Engn House, THIS
Evening, OF Seven o'clock.
The Democratic Clubs oEthe virious Wards are re-
spectfully invited to meet and unite with us upoa
this occasion
The Address will be delivered at the northwest
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the citizens generally are invited to attend.
BY order Committee OF Arrangr ments.
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July % Chairman.
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OsT, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON LAST,
4 from the southwest corner Of Bull and Rut-
ledge streets, SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT, blacEish
gray on back, and tan legs and snout A reward
will be paid for the return Of the same to the owner
CORNER BULL AND RUrLEDGE STREETS.
July
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ITO RENT. WITH THE FURNITURE,
i delightfully."- situated HOUSE In Hasel.street.
nearA Anson. at $50 ror month. Apply 20 LII &c
ITO RENT, THAT DELIGHTFULLY."-
SITUATED HOUSE, with six square rooms.
gas and large cisern of water, situated In Gadsden-
street. north Of Bull, co nmardtng fine view OF the
Ashley River To an approved tenant the rent will
be low. Apply ut No. 8 B20AD.STREET, or at No.
IA JOHN-STREET. July
no RENT. FOR THE SUMMER, A
Il HOUSE, containing eight rooms PLEASANT; sit
uated, on the front beach sullivans Island, back OF
Beauregard Battery. Apply ut DAILY NEWS OF
ROE. July2
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loanb.

TTTANTED ny TWO RESPECTABLE
w White Girls situations az CHILD'S NURSE,
or to do House'ork. Apply at No. Is HESRIET TIA
STREET ~ July %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

[YMMES' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE
= has norpsassed com lslely all previous Medical
Science. II never fails 10 fsw weeks the
worst cases OF Catarrh in the head Bronchial
Tubes and ni pienf tolsump tion iustruciions ere
properly followed Ii Is guaranteed 10 dp that-
noises ard pains n the ead.-constsnt hacking
splitting and coughinr.-raising of phlerm Ia the
m1rning,-iess OF smell and Ia te.-Deafness. In
c.ssant blowing o' the nO-c-oti.rsive breath
housene.s efthe voice &c sc all these will soon
disappear nuder the influence OF this new and Won
6erful Medical discovery am receiving cry day
have been cured. l: cured ne perfe ty. fonr years
ago. of the very worst case OF Cstarrh, and Bron-
chisl trouble mad suffered with for years l know
Whit II lie. and what ii will do IL 10 also prevent
i've and aivee immediate relcfin colds No pc.s n
snould be without Il IL put up In packages with
full Instructions and to any address free per
mail on receipt Of One Dcsr or put up in Bottles
with double the q antity. ard cent also free per
nail. on receipt OF 81 IS Circulars with certificates
Of the proof sent receipt of three csnt Postage
Stamp. Address T.P.SYMNR1,
No. 152 1.e Fulton Street, New York.
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sPECE OF WAR.

II reply TO the Gaaefte's article OF a few
i.,saeo. wherein il commenced the cam
rairn in favor Of Hiram Price for another
Congressional term, the Gusca'ins Journal,
which iss;rcng in tho faith that jacob
Fa,ler should not longer be kent cut IN the
cold. remark
1t i not diflcnit u sac 10 the ADORE
.fas' and asss" aracle dissemination en-
the mart IL some II Mr. Prices friends 10
have him Walk over IN. course. aotens 70
lsas The whole article, aud especially the
las paragraph is an Insult to the scvera
"-oFthy' gentlemen whose names have
betn mentioned in connection with The
nomination, in view of q general understand
ing, II not an express Goclsfat;on ITO"
headquarters, that Mr.. Pres wooia mo-
= candidate f,r a fourth term. i"e -,
Fsttss friendship for Mr. Proe
kind which j. ucre damaging '"sn os"e
eial twill hardly do TO attempt 10 ,e.u
II ever the Republicans OF the Secona pis
,rict m this style. The true and oscree'
friends cf Mr.. Price DO not talk like panta-
ton overseers They are willing TO sek
nowlsdge that there are some o'hef geou
rncn IN the District, whose claims are Gnu
tied 10 respectful consideration.
Tame. aad iull Of icar and trembling
s.rt II aaana,ng With faint praise =
der, d ritch ia. and yet fearful 81 conac-
aaeaecs. The editor Of the Journal is 6
post master Hiram Price may have a
ctsace in Few days-as seon =, lie i'm.
fe.s p nj j. over, TO unmeke the post.
usstrf 5f Masculine, hencs he directs hi'
ctfGia' frs at the Gaz,,ts, while hc pats
llir,m upon the back. Let jacob Butler
beware 81 such support. Is will do him
murs hart than good.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Eallncy.

Some people think that Chronic Dyspepsia may
be cured by exercise and diet alone This is mis-
tske. The tomach must be stimulated and regu-
lated, and the liver and the disc harging org put
in good working order before cure can be effected.
such is the operation OF HoSTETTER'S BiTTERS
They tone the stomach, set the liver right
And put the stomach In sucn hsslthiu l pli'c
That goo digestion waits on appetite"
Many persons fancy that Fever anc Ague can be
avoided by adopting unusual precautions against
damp and cold Nsycr was there = greater ialacy
There 10 no abrclutc safeguard esinst malarious
mandics, kept HOSTETTERS BIrTERs.
To GRACE the frame, and make il az ue proof,
To keep the cause OF disease aloof.
There is nothing like this genial vegetable nvigor-
ant SO. too. IN cases where there Is a predispos-
ton TO biliousness; the Constitutional tendency il
conbaed and held in check by the Alternative action
OF the BlrlERS.
Diet and regimen are powerful allies OF judicious
medical treat Sent when the preservation of health
in institutions localities ie the object in view M,
they viii not answer the desired END alone. Use
them aids to the BIT Frs, but do not rely upon
the efficacy OF any formula that doee include this
admirable tonic,
The BIrTERs consiet OF an unad liberated veget
able essence (unrivalled among stinuiants,) medi
Gated solely with herbs and roots oUatknow lie cgeh
virtue tonics. II IL agreeable TO the taate and
perfectly harmless. Even 10 children OF delicate
constitutions Il may be given with perfect impunity.
In fact with these with older growth it, wonder
fnl recnyesant properties are at once apparent
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Heed 70 all this command. Laugh while
you may. lis better to laugh than to cry
Tears are crying evil. Dent cry for spill,
milk an ocean OF tears wouldn't save q
drop Of it. Try up and laugh. Laugh early
and often. Laughing is cstchng; laugh,
then, and let others catch it, and ,heresy
become oenefactor to your kind. We will
wager this is good advice. A good lsugher
never has the dyspepsia, and lives to die at
good Old age, provided he doesn't travel
much on railroads. Ne,huselah was On in
cessant laugher, and he lived upwards of
nine hundred years but then provisions
weren't ~ high as now. There we're no rail-
roads in his days neither. Laugh-laurh
right out, but not in meetin'. Don't choks
= laugh; let il come up full, clear and hearty.
Even tas waters laugh Didn't Lencfellow
write of Laughing water" Don't you
sing OF the rouni laughing moon! And
then there are laughing hysnas. Don, be
outdons by waters, moon and hysnas. Re-
solvs to laugh from this hour. II you can't end
anything to laugh At, laugh q yourself
W. warrant you have abundant cause. At
any rate, slAugh. We never knew a Jolly
good Laughter to BE- sent t, the State Prison
or to Congress.
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% HHDkckL ABS.
9rOxY pouNP Whits IN Al tM .

broNy PoINf. White CO. Arb. q MAY 20. 'se
pn JoHn brii-Dear Sir: Last February vas in
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got come Of vour
sarsapsrusa ana Cedron bitters. Ny sonn-I law who
wss with me In the store, had been down with rteu
msism Tor some time. commenced on the Bitters
and soon found his general health improved. DR.
Gist wso had been In bad health, tried them end he
also improved DR. Coffee, who had been in bad
health Tor several yeare-stomsch and liver afec;ed
he improved very much NY the use of your Bittrre
,neeed me cecr9n titeEs has given you great popa
lafify In this settlement 1 think could sell grssi
quantity OF yoar medicines this fall-especiasiy 81
your Cedron bitters and Sarsaparilla. Snip me VA
oet19-deodAw1y C. \. WAI6Hn
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Eraph yIitler's Leather preser.
vativc and Water Proof Oil Black. &, for Boots
and shoes.
Erank N1i1ler's Prepared Har.
ness on Backing, for Oiiny Harnesses. Carriage
Tops. Ac..vesdy for use with directions for using
FrnDk S1fller's Polish OIL o11a & ks
ing For sale generally in L. s. ard Canadas.
Era Miller Il Co.. ls& o Cedar ST.,
New York. Sold by II. b. EVANS & co.
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Tns gentleman who 10 now canvassing
for the Cincinnati Directory says there is a
.'prolitic crop Of widows" in some portions
Of that city, enc thi' d of whom belong to
Tho grass" denomination. their husbands
as-ins left on acconn, Of bard times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Celebrated Venetian Linilnent.
xh AZ udsrfal cares. sure and instantaneous &C
tio, In cas.s OF Chrsn'c Rheumstism. Headache,
Toa,hacbe Cats Burns, Collie, Cramps, Dys-ntery,
e,e have astonssaed the the ci vlEed world II -
no new catch penny. bu, article that ha. stood The
test OF twenty years. The euormous sae ard rap j.
~ demand l. at the arrest evidence
Of is usefulness aud popularity Try 1t and be con
sincsd. No family should be without bottle IN the
house hundreds OF dollsrr, and mapy hours OF SUI
fering mar be saved BY It's time Cole. Cramp.
and uysenery yield Al once to its psincursse prop
cries 1t perfectly innocent. and eau be given TO
the Oldest person or youngest child. No MISTER, X
you have no confidence In Patent Medclncs-try this
and ysn will he to bay Ok ain and rec nmend It
10 your friends. Hundreds OF Physicians recon-
mend u in tAsir practice. None genuine unless
aligned, s. l. Tobias" Price 20 cents per bottle. :
sold hv Dsagglsts Dsp0t. IS Cortanit 81. y. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Coshi.uate Lake, from which Boston
draws its water. shows symptoms drying
~ The "uub" il steaming about it,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

Sentl fleI TOT SSa1etV.
There ie In the blood independent faculty OF SEN
sation, which gives expire ss'on hy pain and infaa-
nation when foreign matters are present. Hence
pain and u6 ANIMATION mean self protection, and are
sentinel for the body safety.
Aid the bluod by BRAN nItLTfS Pills. to take
out foreign matters mpuritlssl, and yonr pain. in
fammation and eieknsss will often be only An affair
of few hsIlrs.
Mics Consardin, Of n. aiding. Schuyler Co., r..
cured OF contraction Of the arm Of over wear
Standing by less than dollars worth Of BRAND
over year.
Principal Agency, Brsndrc:h Houre New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

A FELLOW in Boston went into rsstaur-
ant. the other day, and ordered bread and
milk, ddn', eat it. although he spoiled its
sale by crnmbling the bread into the milk !;
he then attempted to leave without paying
Tor it, when he ~as forcibly, though not
violently, detained until be had satisfied the
charge. Consequently he sued the restaur-
ant keeper, and received from the Judge
the singular decision that he was Illegally
detained, and would have been even had he
eaten the food that if man stole nap
kin he could be stopped, but if be walked
out with good dinner under his ribs hs
was free from the laying on Of hindering
hands. The jury found the deadbsat in
orc cents damages. The decision is inter
ssting in these days Of universal restaurant
living.
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KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

pAfRnSHD m ENGLAND AND FRANCS.
SAle Pump has received the Hrenser PnsNIUu at
evefy Fair where II has beef exhibited. Wis: New
York, Boston, Baltimore Cincinnati, Buffalo. syra-
eusa, SprtngGold and Worcester.
Ii has no Cranks or F;y-Wheel, and has no dead
D0lats where Il Will stop consequently ID always
ready 10 starr without ueDg starting baY, snd does
not require hsnd work to get II past the CENTRE and
n the only Pump made that will work IL steam
valve with wates, consequently h alwsys resdy 70
San whse the steam cylinder . allsd with cold w.
Ii Is 6ssn assd 1or nose tAan eight yeass sUr feed
~ stationary 6T1AA DOLLARS, and hes been uped
00ss thar I've yeaSe - LOCOMOTIVES, ana b the
only Steam PUmp yet trcd that b IN every way adap
ted Tor thas u0e. IL hao been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions, Min
ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Embellishments Of
every bind. With perfect success II has been tcsfed
z the Navy, and In consequence IL recommended BY
The Chief Engineer Of U. y Navy 10 be need At the
navy Yards and on Steamers. AZ Fire Engine II 10
secemmended BY all Inc. Companies. and lie univer-
eally adopted BY the manufacturing companies IN
New England. Although We have been constantly
making additions TO our Works. yet The rapidly ncrea
sing demand fer our Pumpe has hitherto been great
81 than our possible production; but with recent en-
larRe@ent Of our Work.. and extensive additions to
sur manufacturing facilities, we hope 10 b able to
supply al orders. q
lbet Independent Steam Pump ever invented, ana
Tor simplicity ard durs hility defcs competition.
~ further information, address the Propro'~ss q
'0o4S KNOWI0o OIDL1S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

How TO GET AN f.pucArIoN.-Boys say OF
ten, I'VE want an education, but We are
poor, and We can't get it; so we arc going to
learn trade, or 90 into store or do some
thing else" Now let me say, every boy
that wants an education, il he will bend his
force to il can get just MS good one az he
wants The waY is open. Educ stion dscs
not come through academies and col'egs $
and sem innries; these are helps, but IL
comes by study ard reading and comparing
All the schools aud colleges in the world
will not make a scholar oil a man without
lheae and with them man Will be une q
he never sees college The same is true
OF girls, and what is true Of this pursuit IL
true Of any other. The force must be from
yourself ard you must develop il. IL is
that lndonitabls 81 can that sets a man
astride the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Nlrley's S9rsanariila,

ofail tho remedies that have nCen discovered du-
ring the for The thousand ills that nesh
is beir 10 none that equal This wonderful prepare
ten. Only ten years have eapscd since the discov-
erer tHb0 spent deceoe IN studying experiments,
aud perleeting it, FIRST Introduced it 10 the public
sed :. = already recognized by the most eminent
physicians in all parts of tie country, to be the most
surprising sua eir cive rtaedy FOR certain diseases
Of which they have knowledge.
All ether Compounds or Syrups or this root have
hit erte t-ed 10 command the sanction OF the Fac
uliy, has being tcsted they have been found
20 noxuus Ingredients, which rentrslize the
good Elects oi the Sarsapafilla, and ofeutimes In
nre the health OF the patient Il is rot 80 with Hur-
lew preparation.
1his is he lrT- sud genuine extract Of the root,
and will. on ifll he found TO effect n certain aud
perfect of Tie following complaints and discs
ses
Affections Of tie Bones H-bitual Costveress'
lehilitY, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Dyspcp-
STA. Eryspelas. Female Irregularities,
Iis.ula, all skin Diseases, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseases. lSy
philis, Scrcfuia or
Kings Evil.
For 'esle hy all good Druggists at Cincinnati and
Louisville. JAS. kUDDLE a CO.. Proprietors,
oet7s-deodcm m-ws Louisville, Ky,
Harrison X Starks, Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

"CoRRY O'LANus" says Andrew Johnson
is to be impoached for reasons, aud he
states thom in order lie then refers to the
history Of the Radical party:
IMPEACHMENT CHARGES.
For being Andy johnson.
For aggravating Congress by referring to
an obsolste document, known as the Constl-
tuition of the United States
For insisting that the Union has not been
dissolved.
For asserting that white man is IS good
~ negro
For maintaining that the President has
a right to exercise powers conferred upon
the office by the aforesaid Constitution.
Because Alabama did not swallow the
black draught Of iAs Radical Constitution.
For violating the law against cruelty to
animals. in tryin , to kick dirty dog ont OF
the War Ollie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AID HARMLESS COS
AgTic IN TIRE wouLDl
II will not lniute the mos, Delicate skin
Ispr-s. ne IN the face cannot he detected II csn
he rrrne.rd anl. by wasdihg; and when renewed
viii i.sye III s "a ssftet, ,oihsr ard whittier tlsn
beforr Il ez iracs every ds-alprE'oa o. tho ace,
whether eAu-eti " exposure 10 Va ~e.hei u % We
RADIANT CtMs'tEAfoN o. TH. N't4h.
4 fIneie = 81 prorrs ~ thrsc s.ai ett-f.s.
And The rnfife saftf Wlth ~Aen II 'aA - "so''
makes IS sseee#+ 80 sisie.
go aak fer Ia Ruea.-see t1st We fan 6. II
Pc fta 4. = "a. fHe hastis atd aal 81 Pa ATA
ana fEaF~v l....,s. Ia al,fs Ifca 8ae <J0.af ief
bottle CHURCH q FLINT propr tors.
Hartford. Conn,
= wan. = Ga Nev York Geo, q. Goodwin
A ~ pa..n- Mass wholesale Agents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-25

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