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From Rev. Isaac Aiken Allegheny, Pal
Joseph Fleming. Druggist :

lEEo" heN- Isaac AKA: Allegheny fA.l
Joseph Fleming. Druggist,N.~ :
Nc. 81 Mari ct street, Pit tx5urg.
Sir,-1 take great plea>ur in Stating
hat, after ha wing suffered from dyspepsia
FOR about fifteen years, at some peri do
much more than othe's, have been entire.
iy cured by the use of Goes Dyspepsia
lure. My friends know that of late years
my ease has been an extreme one. / had
great suffering from ealing any kind Of
ed. AMI on An average would Won 4
about one-th I'd of my meals. in'a sour, iI-
digestib Q mas. When the severe, attacls
would come, 1 would lose all strength and
ne utterly helpless Some of the auackb
could be SO severe hat for days to gether T
would not retain any thing on mysstom-
lch, save a little dry toast and Tea. For
years 1 knew not what ii was 10 pass FIVE
;on -eeEive hours without iufents pain.
From the time | took the first desc OF this
medicine 1 ceased vomiting, = gradually all
-oreness passed away, and flesh ard
-trength returned, and ever since I have
heen able to eat any kind Of foo set npoR
The table, Six months have now passed
without any symptoms f the return of the
disease. My case was considered by all,
eve. physicians. SO marvellous, that for q
lime it was feared il might be fictitious;
but l am now 80 we'll convinced. that ! h; We
'een not merely relieved but permanently
cured. that I can conscientiously recon-
mend 'oe's Dyspepsia Cure 10 all victims
ef dyspepsia, Isaac Aiken,
Late aston of the Beaver st. nj. E. Church,
A~llephanV. =
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EN- EaTAiNME>T.-The Anticello
Literary Society of Savannah, vii
give a Literary entertainment at that
place, en- Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der IT, 1868.
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SIS GOO A YEAR With little labor.
New Discnverirs in the art OF making
money IS from 25 c's 100 easy
was t" do it. Not "a fortune in a
aay," hut splendid chancts to make a
good living from small means. Nc
capital Open TO all. S.ud 3 cent
slnmp far particulars 10 Money Mixers
N.n,hLy, Is Ann ST., New York.
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DENTAL W. u"drrsrard that a
rev Deniai fl e will hc al en.d it
Ashland II about 'hT"e weeks The
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Neutrality-suspicious. and 9th
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before 9 o'clock A, NJ, on each Tues
day morning, or they cannot be inser
ted, as our forms must be locked up
by II, II.
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srle .t3 we,ker's majority, 227
- If We deduct the negro vote illegal
+. laly given at 0berlin and in Medina
county, C.itchfeld would have been
!slaeted beyond doubt.
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Read cur Ius.noss cal DIS, ard en-
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IN pursuance of Law, l. ". G. HELTMAN, Treasurer of said County,
DIP hereby notify the Taxpayers thereof, that the rates IT Taxation for the
wear 1865, art correctly stated in the following table, showing thu number
of mills levied on every dollar of taxable property in each OF the townships,
special Districts and Towns of said County.
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Mr.. Lesser Sexton. q Wholesale merchant.
of thirty years, in Milwaukee, one of the
most reliable and careful men in the State,
says, under date.
Nilwankec, Wis, Jan. "a. 1868.
Messrs, c., Clark & Co., New Haven, CT.
Both myself end wife have used Goes
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Lester Saxten.
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RaroHoet when Won want Mnslins
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KINDS go to
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REGOLLECT. when You Vant
irish P"plins. English Poplins Ep-
:rpss Cloth Sco'ch Plaids. White,
Black aud Colored Alpacas. On To
PARMELY'S
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New BooK.-A new and valuable
work for Lawyers, Politicians and
Government officials by Parme;ee d
Co., in Philadelphia, will be puLL.h
ed in October. The following is his
notice
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I have just added to my large and
~-racions store Foota, a department for
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coE' DYSPEPSIA CURE.

You vii see how soon 1t will .dispel
your bad feeling ard gloomy [forebod-
ings How soon it villa cha Q aEayauy
pesies Of Dyspepsia. How soon 1t viii
give you new lire and vigor, snd hoW 5000
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For your own sake, for the sake Of s1ery[r
body suffering. we beg, We. entrest. you to
Try It. -
For Liver Complaint and Bilious De-.
rangenents. -"
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"a GREAT BLESSINGS
Lester SaxteR.

"A BLEESINQ.H
From Rev. L.. F. Ward. Avon Lorraine
Co.. OF
Messrs. Strong & Armstrong,
Druggists, Cleveland, o.
Gentlemen,- 1t gives me great pleasure
% STATE that my wife has derived great
benefit from the use Of Goes D~yspepsia
cure. She has been for a number of years
greatly t,ouhled with Dyspepsia, accom-.
panied with violent paroxysms of constipa.
lion. which so Frustrated her thst she vas
all the while, for months. unable to Go any
thing. She took, at your instance, Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived great
benefit from it. and is now comparatively
well. She regards this medicine as great
'lessing Truly yours. ,
JaL 18th, 1868 L. F. Ward.
EXTREME CASE" CURED.
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and BAKER,

which was awarded the highest prize,
the Cuoss OF the Legion Of Honor at
Paris. Do MT forget to call and ex:
smi"e my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
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I am Continually receiving New
Goods and at prices that will make
your heart glal.
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Na.l,
HALL, ALWAYS AHEAD.

You will End the greatest variety Of
New and Cheap Goods at No. l,
Town Hall.
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.s.g.4 90 l4iiI District.
The vote for Congressman in the
d4th District, by counties resulted
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Also please to rccpllect that You
can buy !Goods Of every description
cheaper than ca, b. bought ut any
Other place this ride of the ngrih
Poe at No. /. rO"N HALL
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HOME TESTIMONY.
New Haven, CT, JuneI, 1887,
-. n n NIL O. n

new daVen, Ct, Juhe-tJ 1907:
Messrs. C. G. Clark g. Co.
Gents, Being anxious, froT the great
benefit derived, to assist in spreading tho
fame of Goes dyspepsia Cure, I would
state my case. SomI thing over a year ago,
I had d violent attack of Diarrhoea, which
lasred eight weeks, during which time 4
emptoyed three physicii ms, but without
relief. UNTIL ~tfieoTCoe's Dysdepsia Cure
The first dose Helped me- : l took it three
Zines n day for a week. aud was entirely
cured ; and / believe TO day that ii saved
MY life. Being attacked in q similar way
this season, | teCk one dose. which put me
all right. I would advise every family 10
keep il on hand ready for immediate use.
in case ofSummer CT Bowel ComplaintE
c.. Dunn.
The shove Mr.. Dunn is in our employ,
and We can vouch for the above Stationery
being true
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R"eollect when you want Alexander
Kid Gloves, Buck Gloves, Cents Kids
lined and bouud with Fur, 90 to
PARMELY'S
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JGsEs ALEERsON.

BoNE b oKEN.-Mrs. Speese, of
Oronge, fell from an apple-tree one
day last week, and fractured her LETT
limb, aome two inches above the an
kle, into some four or five pieces;
part of which, seemed to be literally
pulverizcd. A piece of the bone cut
through, the side of her sh. e. She is
under the treatment Of Or. o. C. Nc
Carly OF Polk; aRd appears to be de-
ing well.
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, LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Reco'iect when ynn want Carpeta,
B'a,ln's. Shawls. Cashmere Cloths
and Cloakings, go to
~PARMELY;s
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e. Arnold & Co.
GOES U

Will also Re found invaluable in all easca
of Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Colo. Suaimcr
Complaints, Gripping. and in fact every dis.
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Sold by Druggists in city or country ey.
erywhers a. 81 per bottle or by spPlics
c; G. CLARK & CO.,
Sole Propr;etors. EsT Haven: G.,
! o5.fy
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ASHLAND. Nov. 4 1868.
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Also you gill find the World re
Sewing Machine, the
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RecoHect when you Wanf Hats and
Caps, 60 TO PAkMELYS
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Rec"l'ect when yoy want Sugar,
Coffee, Tea and C~rockery. Ga to
81 //PARMELY;;s
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NEW GOOps.
CRAHlM 6 BLACK,
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) DRESS MAKIxG.-MrG E. j. Mon
ieysmith has ju-t opened a dresmak-
ing, aud stamping rooms, in the Mi
lei B.cck over llilak,Is sfoIe, ole
door below the Citizens Bank, where
she will be pleased to accommodate all
customers in her line of business.
2w13
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w. G. I1elrman
c nnry Trea- urer-
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nrSes advs Of $500 . Year,
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I scuooL Nnrios.-There will be a
special n.eeuLg OF the Board OF
Schoui kxan .ners n Perryvliie on
Saturd day November It'll commencing
at 9 O'Clock A NJ AMI closing at 4
O'Clock L. Nj. by order oil board,
dIH X. NJ. CAMPBELL, Ok.
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GROCERIES,
AM GLASSWARE
HATS & CAPS,

Which I will sell at reduced! prices
f9F CASH ONLY
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THANgs.-We are under obliga-
tons to Hon. Martin Welker for IA
copy Oh tie Report OF J. Ross Browne,
ON Ithe Mineral Resources of the
States and Terr.tDr Is west OF the
Roc:y Mountains. The boo is fill
ed with very useful and interesting
Statistics and IS a valuable %puhlica-
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-10
DAVENPORT. IOWA FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1868

tv, therefore. your committee report Al
versely /, the prayer of sad petition !;
which was adopted.
Ais from the same committee reported ::
Your committae to whom the claims for
damages in tie Mslloy road case Of Winfield
township vas referred, We recommend the
appointment Of James Neil, John Pollock
aud Patrick NcDsrnou appraisers, to
qualify according to Law, and proceed on
the 4ih day Of March TO view and assess
the damages in consequence OF laying said
road which was adopted.
Mr.. Applegate. from the same committee,
also reported:
Your committee. to whom . petition OF
George Hawley, Of Pleasant Valley Tow n
ship, praying fnr damages in The Chellis
road case was referred, your committee have
examined the same also re-cxamined the
papers in the said Chells road case, your
committee does not think said claim for
damages is we'll founded, as the proposed
road docs not in any way touch the land o
said petitioner, but runs entirely through
the lands of j. w. Means, he owning the
land on the east and west side Of the sad
proposed road which was adopted,
Also from the same committee reported
Your committee, to whom the petition OF
F. Schnell. claiming additional quantity Of
mason work in the abutment walls in the
Grow Greek bridge of Pleasant Valley
Township. your committee have examined
w. p. Campbell, the late County Surveyor,
who had examined and measured said work
who 'certities to l47i perches, which is D |
perches more than d. Birchard paid for
we therefore recommend that he be paid 70,
| said excess at the rate OF $6.4J per perch
less $500 overpaid on the former measure
| ment which Was lost
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DOAR ND OF sUPERvlsORs.
JANUARY SESSION, 1868.

FOURTH DAY-roRENooN SESSION.
Thursday, Jan. 9th, '6S.
Mr.. Bawden. from the Committee on Mis-
cellaneous Matter, made the following re-
port:
Your Committee on Miscellaneous Matter
to whom WAS referred the proceedings OF
sale in certain swamp lands, beg leave to
report that We have examined the papers
and find them correct, and would recon
mend the adoption Of the following reso-
luton:
WHEREAS, The Clerk of the Board O:
Supervisors st the June session, 1867. 70. wit,
on the 9th day of June, was directed TO
have appraised and offered ct public sale
certain swamp lands hereinafter described.
situate In Scott county. Iowa, and at such
public sale. had at the Court House of Scott
county, Iowa, on the 11th day of Novem-
Der, A ID. 1857, there was sold to Ebenezer
Sherman OF said swamp lands the following
to-wit: Lot number two (2), the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
section number three (3), and the southeast
quarter of the northwest quarter section
number ten 10Y, all in township eighty ISO
north of range four 4l east Of 5th r. M
containing one hundred and fifty three
J0 loO acres, for the snin OF five huudre,,
90 leo dollars, he being the highest bidder
for the same. which was at their appraised
/ value: therefore,
Resotcsd, By the Board OF Supervisor Of
bcots countv and etate Of lows, That fol
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Tc;al paoer Of the City.
LOCAL ITEMS.


The only Agency for the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine for Scott end ada
cent Counties is at 81 Perry street, pricos
ranging from s65 to $3.50. Call and ses
the only Sewing Machine that was award
e1 the highest premium a; the great Paris
Exposition lsGT,-The Gadd Medal. Let
10 one be deceived into calling AZ the office
OF the Lamb Knitting Machine, expecting
Il see Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, as there is but one, that one making
the lock stitch with Rotating Hook, not An
Elliptic Hook The difference between the
two machines will be cheerfl.ly anl hon
ostly explained at Cur office.
LYMAN 4 MoRRIses, Agts.
81 Perry st. Davenport, Iowa.
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Owe. 100000 81 shc Gaiversnl
Clothes Wringers

la hecn sold which 10 more than the sale OF all
other Wlnge-s combined. and the lato improve
Yoents on thr "TNiN EKSAL,' have greatly incrca-
sed the sale Sold 10 Dealers, Jobbers, AMI the
tr ade everywhere.
The celebrated 'tDoty Clothes Washer !" also the
new Lightning Meat cAapper" alwa. 9 on hand lor
sale. Terms Circular Free
X q. BROWSING, General Agent.
No. 81 Conrtlandt Street, New \ ork,
Opposite Merchants Hotel)
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RESERVED seats in the Opera House for
McFArland's dramatic entertainment can be
Rad at Lusc 4 Grigg's, Saturday morning.
Family boxes 70 cents other parts Of the
house 80 cents. Twenty five cents addi-
tiona for reserved seats in parquette and
gallery. A fifty cent ticket admits to any
seat in the house, not previously taken, ex-
cept family boxes
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DIR. WRICHT'S
TAR SYRUP.

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PallADnlSnrA, Jaly 20, 1851.
DnAR Sn:-Laet Chsietmas, for the hfst time In my
life, was much afflicted BY very severe Cold, with
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he strongly advocated the use OF Tar. curative Of
many diseases from Catarrh TO the plague. WAS
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they were entirely correct
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WANTED - Etcry man feeling the effects Of .
hahit contract IN youth, To- send his name and ad
dress with cont stamp for return postsel 10 DR. j
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THg accommodation line ofslcighs across
the riyer is doing . good business. Pas
scngers are obliged to use the skill At the
other side The coal teams are able 20
cross without any trouble At the foot Of
Warren atreet
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TY IT f NJ y

RoYAL BAEiSG PowDEE is actually cheap
er by twenty five per cent. than Cream Tar
tar and Soda, as commonly used AK
your gro,er for it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-10

CATERS, boots, overshoes, fancy slippers.
and every imaginable article in the boot and
shoe line can be boush, ehslp at Child 4
Co.'S. Don't fail 10 give them call this
week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-10
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