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!
his Fertilizer has been in use twelve years,
and c&ch year has been improved
in quality.
VIII insure u good crop on poor soil. At the
same time it will improve the soil.
No Manure can be more economical.
Put up in Coed Strong Bags Of rs pounds,
each and in barrels Of about $50 lbs each.
NGfe~ no charge for packages. Sold by
M ELDRIDGE i CO.,
No. 4, South WhNrvcs.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
ANALYSIS FOR
E. FRANK GOES SUPERPHOSHATE.
BALTIMORE, g. South Gay st.,
September 2Gth, 1865.
REPORT
OF Analysis Of Z. F. Goes Supcrphosphate OF
Lime.
a sample Of this, taken by myself, from 2 lot
Of about two hundred TONS which WAS brought
into this market, was found upon Analysis to
be composed, as follows:
OF Biphosphato Of Lime. 1897
containing Of Phosphoric Acid.."..l2ll
Lme..-..............,..... al
Water 500
Of Free Phosphoric Acid hydIatcd ........ GG2
containingo OF Fhosphoric Acid..... $50
Water ....:.,.........:.' Isl "a.
Of Phosphate of Iron and Ammonia...... U.3l
OfSulphatc Of Lime hnydTatGGd"...;;;:;.":: AUD
Sulphuric Acid. ........l6.63
L!ne.....,... .Io.G4
W aJCr Observation-Disclosures, 90
or Alkaline Gal
OF Sand and Animal Carbon ..,......."...... To-
OF Organic Matter, capable Of producing SO
Of acknowledgements G5
OF Water as Moisture ana Loss... ........n 1857
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Comm'rs. Office, July T, 1868.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that I have fixed the 10th day of Au-
gust, 1868, st my Office, at Fairfax Ct. House,
Va, as the time and place when and where
shall proceed to execute the foregoing decree
The creditors of the late Robert Alexander will
present their respective claims, with the Ell
dence in support of the same. *.
THOMAS MOORE, ID,
Comm'r. in Ch'y. Circuit Court,
;.S-1aw5w Fairfax county,
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX

I Il THE CIKCUI TT CUUK OF FAIKFAN
L county, juno term, 1865. Alexander's Adj
ministratrix vs. Alexander heirs: In clancy.
The Court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that one Of the Commissioners of this Court do
convene before him al the creditors of the late
Robert Alexander by giving notice thereof
thirty days in the Alexandria Gazette, which
that he ascertain and report all liens on the
land in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
VIII ether due by deed Of trust, judgment or 9TH
due; also settle the account of the administra-
erwiae; the amount Of their priorities to whom
trix upon the estate of her intestate that he as
said land, and report his proceedings to this
Court, in order to final decree. A copy, tcste.
W. L. EDWARDS, Crk. pro tenn.
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D Il. GEMENY,
No s. between King and Prince sts.,
ie lG-tf On River Front.
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GORGE & JENKINS DRIED BEEF for
~ sale by LIZ l6] j. G. MILBURN.
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" :-tiL ruleS uGIo III LHC NlcIA
Office of the Circuit Court Of Aexandria
county, on the 9Th day of July, 1868, James NJ.
Steuart, Sheriff of Alexandria county, and COM
mittee of w. B. Richards, plaintiff, vs. W. B.
Richards jr., Samuel y, Harper, james G.
McGuire and the City Council Of Alexandria,
defendants: In chancery.
The object of this suit is TO erjoin and restrain
the defendant, the City Council of Alexandra,
from paying to the defendant, James G.. Nc
CURE or his agents, the interest on certain bonds
of the Corporation Of Alexandcia, transfer
red by w. B. Richards, ir., to Samuel D. Har
per- April 10Th, 1867, to wit: stock & January
do. of January 2, 1649, 500; do. of February
81, 1852, $1,000; do. Of April %, Juno "a, Dec.
~, 1850, $lCO; do of February q, 1852, 500;
do. of January, 2, l849, $1,000; do. Of April %,
June d. Dec. 10, 1850, $500; do. of April %,
1850, $500; do. April q, 1850 $1,000; do. Of
January 2, 1910, 500; do April o. 1850, $1,000;
do. April %, 1854, $500; do. Feb. u, 1852,
$1,000; do April D. 1852 $780, making S7G90,
and which were afterwards transferred by the
said Samuel D. Harper to the said James G.
Mcclure
The deft., Jas. G. Mcclure, not having enter
cd his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and it appearing by affidavit that he Is
not a resident of this State, it is ordered that
thesaid defendant appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest in this suit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette, a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandria, once a week
for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door Of the Court house of this County.
A copy-Teste. j.. TACEY, Clerk
Stuarts and Brent s. Wsttles, z. @.
. l
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ALBERT T. SKINNER, j. NEWTON HARPER,
late of Now York. Virginia.
A LBERT T. SKINNER s. CO.,
n Successors. to j. Newton Harper & Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
RY, GRAIN. PRODUCE, sc.
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR WOODS PRIZE
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and II, S. UNION ST.,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Give their personal attention to the sale Of All
articles of merchandise consigned to them.
All orders filled with promptness.
feb 1S-tf
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GAMUEL HARTLEY,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. Is, Union street.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
@s-Particular attention paid to the selling Of
GRAIN, FLOUR and all kinds Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. and filing all orders for GROCE-
RES, GUANO, PLASTER, &c, &C., at the
lowest rates
@-Agent for the sale of the celebrated
ie N-tf
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Y C. s E N Nj E S,

~ C. SEM MES,
VIM. e. FOWLE, JR, s. Co.,
Late Fowle s. Armistead)
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 43, S. Union ST., bet. Prince and Duke sts.,
~ Id ALEXANDRIA, VA.
T A. BREwIs R. II. LAWSON.
DREWIS s. LAWSON,
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos G7 and 69, Cameron street,
jy ST ALEXANDRIA, va.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA ~.

THE RICHE0ND, F&lDERICK$BURG AID Pc.
%0TAG E0gTE
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RICHARD W. AVERY r J. DAVIDSON.
A VERY & DAVIDSON,
n Successors to Henderson s. Avery,)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 226, King street. corner of Alfred
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt Fish, Flour b.
con- Coffee, Tea, Sugar, sc. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
Commission st lowest rates. feb 20
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~ FRANK GOES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LIME,
OR BONE MAN IRE.

WARRANTED GENUINE.
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Ii III E /!

Major PETER II. Woodward, Manager.
Bath county, 10 2Q-lm
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r. N. LAWSON.

Nos. CT and 69, Cameron street,
If ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18
THE DAVENPORT GRAIN
MARKET.
Figures for 1868.

A. the year draws ts . close, ~ again
lay before he pubic eur annual report 81
the grain business u Davenport fer 1859.
We have spsst several: days in collecting
the following fscts aud figures, and have
compiled then With sase, % that they may
b relied upen - correct. Our dealers,
seeing the importance Of these reports, have
given us oil the sttsntieo and Information
IN their power, without which, in the sb-
ssnes Of . Board of Trade, il would be i'm
possible to collect any reliable data. FVr
many good reasons the report fer this year
does net compare favsrably with our TIVE
last annual reports. Live ste:k Of al
kinds ID much higher this year than last.
and consequently grain is lower, therefore
eur farmers, instead Of bringing i. to mar
ks., prefer to feed it to their stock. An
other consideration 10 that the roads have
been in bad condition for the greater part Of
the time during the fal. and, then again,
Just at the time whom large quantities
should have daily come into the market,
there Was dI q Guilty in shipping on account
Of the sudden order frsm the railroad CON-
pany, that oil dealers should put their grain
through the svlevator, which caused dealers
TO stop buying, together With the stringsncy
ofthe money market. and the general rslaAA-
tion OF busiosss, consequent upen . severe
contest between the two great Political par
ties ofa great nation, prices fell, and have
held their dsWnward course up to tbeprssent
time. Il had the sftses TO stop the move
msnt Of the entire bulk Of grain then in the
city and throughout the country. and 10
cause farmers to hold Of for a.
increase in price. We are informed BY
grain dealers, who, certainly have gesd op-
portunitiss for gaining infermstisn, that
about three quarters Of the barley crop has
been breught to market, and Of the wheat,
esrn. oats. and rye net more than ens
third has been brought in. Were the en-.
tire cssp thus included, We would be en-
ablsd to present much more satisfactsry
showing. l. is therefore, probably, . close
estimate Of the amount nov marketed, to-
gsthsr with that which would reach this
market. If prices we're better, to say that
il will not fall short Of 2, ,O56. .10l bushels Of
wheat 6s2.s50 Of corn S24 .42s Of eats
72o, 200 Of barley and IS, 100 Of rye, max
ing the fetal sstimsts Of grain raised within
the influence Of this market, fsot up 10 4, :
Ola. .766 bushels. This may seem to be .
large estimate, but such 10 the opinion Of
most Of our dealers. very few placing it any
lower. Compared with eur reports for 1866
and '67,i cannot be far cot Of toe way con
sidsring ~ ws must the larger number OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

acres Of improved land returned b. the a.
sessorr.
The marketable potato crop this year 10
small, but frsm entirely different causes.
Il vill bs remembered that Last years crop
vss . fetal fsilurs. The bugs dsssrsyise
vhsls neids, and IL many instsnsss, ,farDses
rsplswsd their aslds, and sswsd - lats
crops. The fear sf their return, snd the
high price Of sssd last spring, caused far
oses to turn their at.enties y grain rails
ing. and emily planting sunssisns for their
own use. hence the magnitude Of the grain
crop. The same cause operated upsn the
enisn crep, Is did lass yssr, r,ssd ss the close
Of the war, low prices and email chipping
dsm and, con6nipg the trade 10 homo con-
sun, ten and small shipping trade 10
81. Louis.
In this rsper. W may say that there has
bssn manufactured ard shipped BY the
mills about 80 900 barrels Of flour, besides
sesrrs.pou ding number efbushsls Of ssrs
neal. Wswould also state that the actual
receipts Of grain is somewhat larger than
We have reported. owing TO The fact that
many dealers, and especially those buy ing
barley. have come here from St. Lsuis and
purchased largely and then left without
leaving any record q the amount. or the
shipments ws may cay that over tws-thirds
Of The wheat and over four>afths Of The
barley has gore to St. Lsuis. The slsva.
tor company snd some few Of the dsalera
have shipped some Of their grain to Cinein-
natl. Chicago and st. Louis. hsWsvsr.
,nOnopolizsd nearly Ill the shipments. Tbs
Inspector system, high frsights and Chics
60 corners are sems Of the inducsmsnti
that have sent the greater amounts to St.
Louis. Gould these things be rsmedisd,
there 10 ~ doubt but that Chicago would
b the more desirable market sf the tws.-
When We shall have secured ether railreAd
outlets to the Eastern and Southern mar
kst. that are even nsw being built, and the
read runnsg north - 81. Paul, there vii
bs No good reason wby our market may mel
BE- a important and - independan'
Of others ~ Chicago new is.
Nov the valus in dollars and cents, .,
the different kinds Of grain that passes
through the hands Of our dealers during
the year, taking the average price Of each
kind. has been, for this year; wheat $685.
s25.s5; barley. 3ss2.134.ls; rye. tl7->
27o; eats, e5s. .sIs.75, and corn, @1ss. .ssl. :.
SO giving 2,o7l 1916 os ~ the fetal vslu,
Of these i've leading srtielss Of our prodoe-
lions. Including potatoes and onions, |,
would swell the amount to $o.l16. .s40.99.
A prinesly amount, indeed, and this, too
with prices 20 low that not half the crop 10
marketed. With these considerations ~
present the following complete abstract Of
the actual trade Of Dauenpor!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

R.fips lHrRovEMsxTs.-The Rock Isl.
and Union learns from Maj Allen the fol-
lowing facts in relation to the present con
diiion OF tho rapids improvement. During 3
last week the river fell at the rate OF four
Or five inches per day, but yesterday there
vas ght rise.
The work Of pumping on. the Moline
dam was commenced last week, and having
been completed, force Of men have re-
commenced sxcavating.
At Duck Creek Chain ihs dredgs and
chisel boats were hauled Of on tho eth,
and have been lscx cd in the ice until ye-
tsrday when they were broush. back and
resumed The work Of breaking rscks, etc.,
With continuance of the present weather
a-d an immunity from floating ice, Duck
Crsek Chain will be completed in two or
three dayf.
At Sy ycamsrs dam the steam pumr, that
10 said 10 &c able to throw . thousand eu>
bio feet Of water per minute, but hasn't
done it yet, WAS set in operation last Sat-
urdsy. Considerable prcgrrss has been
made, but week will probably slapss be-
fsfs the bottom Of the dam 10 laid bass.
During the ssYlief part sf the week, while
the river was falling, The employment
process vs. fasilistsd to ssms extent by
making outlets 10 the lever wallis. II will
b matter Of Interest 70 river men y visit
this work, and sss what rocks thsv have
bssa running over fcr - many ysass. and
they may perhaps sss ssas cid rsmssbsred
artielsssfrom their beats. that hss fsusd .
resting place sossg the Ragged projections
ersvicss aud sddiss Of that faUous chain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

RENARKABLE Evsxr.-Our citizens are
probably aware tho. for the last dozen and
. half hundred years and over, the a5th
day Of December hss been called Christmas.
and Tor that and many other rsassns Of .
domestic nature, many rich presents are in
order on that day; and inasmueh - the
popular frm Of Harrison 4 Stsrks, IS Bra.
dy street, have 40 extensive selection Of
reeAsrehs goods in ths hjosteris line. it 10
therefore incumbent upon al Christnas-lov-
ing people, such - fathers. nsthers, sisters,
brothers, unclss, sunts, levers, swssthearts
and others who bssr gsed will unto oil.
their best friends in particular, = dsop In
make free to select thereof without further
csrsmsny, sxcep: reading The sdvsrtissuent
ia another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

Sx,ra & Co. will sell ct their regular
SATURDAY sale. 2l Brady street, Q sewing
machioes, lots Of new and second hand
furniture, carpsts, erockery. britta1ia ware.
ma .rAssss dc. D,n't fail to 60 and get
good bargains. Sac will commence At 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

4 SsccKss.-Ths opening night q the
Catholic fair and festival ss the 4strepel.
itan Hall was success. The ball was Allsl
asd everything passsd Of plsasastly. Don't
fail 70 attend this evening ifyou wsst fun.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

Tss ReckrosD, Rsck ISLAND / 81. Lsurs
r. R.-Ths engineers sf THE read have just
completed the sssvsy freo Coal Valley to
Maeomb, distance Of % miles. The line
runs within eus half mile ef Berlin, striking
Nenoeuth and froa shsnes to Mscenb.
The track 10 laid frsn Sterling nearly to
Lindon, which 10 about nine miles. and .
train Of cars 10 running over the sAms.-
About the first Of February, ifthe weathsr
continues favorable. they win reach the coal
miles on Rock river. II the people Of this
section desire the read 10 rvach the river
they had better bsstir thsnsslvss 10 a,ccm
piish this before it shall have been psrma-
ssutly located BY Csal Valley, lsavioe =
nothing but plug read 70 ssnnsct with
ell.iopsstant line.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

TalxrSY Causca FAia.-This Church 10
making sxteasivs prsparatisrs for fais
and festival, = b held On Wednesday and
Thursdsy Of next week, st the Burtis 0p
era Hsass. The ladies are spasing no
trouble Or expense to make II oil hat could
be desired. The public can rest assured
that they will do il, tes. On the spssieg
night, wednesday. they will Invite tbsir
friends to grand supper. ard on Thursdsy
viii serve them With dinner between ths
hours Of IL and 2 o'clock. All should
nsks their arrasgments aeesrdiusly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18
THE CITY.

TEAn DRowxEp.-Chas. Cox, Of Cosdovs,
10 crossing the river a. Clinton vita . load
Of applss, broke through the ice and lest .
e4o0 team.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

woxsS's RioBrs.-Ladies ef Davenport
and vieisitv srs notified that they hsvs ths
right to exanine these beautiful sseQul
and closkiog goods, nov ready for inspee-
ton and winters wear at Shields Fastefy,
They are very chsice, very drsssy and very
low in price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

HoLIDAY PlRe1Hfa--A RAsp OPPoDfyHl-
,r.-Hasipg decided to rsmevs sass On the
Let Of January, an prepared 10 clsss cut
ny stock Of Hops and Bslmeral Skirts,
Corssts, Notions, etc. j. GsIpmrrB,
No. Z West Second street, opposite L.
Claire Hall. Call early.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

IcaABop, THog ART SwIHDLER-Yst
wenas viii trsst alosst sgsinst hope, -
ws lsass frsm the Argus that Mn. Eliza
beth Downs, whe formerly kept the Union
House Ne 2, in Rsek Island. and Who SUBJ
ssqusntly became the prepsistssss efs hstsl
in Alsde, was married last July to an ID.
vsntufsr named Iehabod Hern. Seen after
ths marriage be persuaded her to cell her
hetsl and msvs to 81. Lssis. There they
lived tsgsthsr ustil few weeks ego, whsn
hs tsld her be Was coming to Rock Island.
and lsfs, carrying with bin $4,000 which
she had plaesd in HE hands. Hearing
nsthins frsn him che placed the pslics %
his track. ana now, although The police
speedily discovered that hs did net come
70 Rsck lslaud-thaG The beat hs said be
vss 70 start on doss not sxist-shs psrsists
In dssming hin faithful, and asserts that
b has net With feel play.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

10 herewith most sincerely presented - OIL
those bensfactors Who contributed % freely
and kindly 10 the relief Of the Swiss pepu
lation, Who entered SO severely bv the lata
1ood and inundation. The undersigned
committee expresses his entire satisfaction
aud heartfelt gratitude for tie liberal dsna
tees given here in this City bv every na'
ton residing here. TnB cu0prrfss.
Davenpees, De. II. 1868.
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OW0ONANCg.
HARTWELL Il SMITH
INSURANCE. AGENCY,

No. ~ BRADY 0TREET.
00laa' Dene0t Life lns. Con'y
.Assess. oSS.soe, $4,000
Cenllaeata1 Fire lss. Csnpany.
Asssss. oS.ol0. egg. 10.
Insurance Go. Of NssIA Amerlea.
Asecss. o0.ole.eo -
Lerlllard Fire lns. Csnany.
Assets. $500. ooe, -.
0oeorIty Fire lhs. CsnDaSy.
Asesss. o1.srOeo~ -
60So5prloo IRE Ihs. Company,
AsoeeA o1.0ss.a0c -.
ue1lA lDe1leaa Fire lns. Conpy
Aesoss. o36S.S3s ~
Ne American DDO. t.. Hartford.
Assets. oSNO. 900.
commerce Fire Insurance Go.
AOOnQO DRRD OOO %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

SrREKr's BAzAAa 10 new crowded, full 81
at,rastivs goods, and ready custoDers-
There 10 not in ,swn such aoothsf selection
Of fancy articles. In lssking about the
sstablishmsn,, one must surely end some
thing that will make an elegant holiday
present. The displsy Of lsess, shswls, &c.'
n very large and handsome Dent fail 70
70 around and examine before purchasins {
elssw here.
II will bs rsmenbsrsd by every one el
eosrss that hss COED taste in such nsttsss,
that Robert Krauss has now the largest and
mss: complete stock Of everything that
was ever invented In the vholssals clsthinI
trade. The most casual observer will see
this % entering the store. Dealers should
rscellsss that there are superior induce
msnts offered 70 the trade 1t Robsr,
Krsuss's. and make it point to coll on hin
while in the city.
Is the ms.tsr Of taste in selecting goods
Smith, the Halter, can bspittsd against ,hs
world. At no time during the last ter
years has there been such an iamsnss
stock OF eli kinds Of beautiful furs and 9th
Or goods contained in his store. OF course
then, it 10 the emporium for the ladies .
this and adjoining cities. Thess whs wist
the latest styles and the bes. goods invar
isbly 20 TO Smiths. The goods have but
lately been received, and are new open fel
inspection. Gall around and see them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

Doolsy'o Daklng Powder.
DoeLsY's CHEuIcAL YnAsq BAEme Pew.
Sss 10 unsqualsd for making light biscuits
rslls. buekwheat and ether eskss, etc.
lsrsquirss only TVS tssspesnsfull fer .
ouArN Of 6ouY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

Light bred makes light lhsarts. Royal
Bakisg Powder dsss il. Ask ysur grocer
for il, aud take ne ether. lis . decided
improvement ever any ether.
WsY 10 Titians Vssus - dessrvsdly pop
ulsr among lovers Of high art evidently
bseauss II 10 love among the Roses"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

PAiH PAIsr WILL SfoP PAn wHsH Doc
fsas FArL.-Wslcstt's Pain Paint will do
Il; and IL you have Cstarrb. rscsllsct that
Wolestts Annihiister, pint bottles, 81. will
eradicate this disgusting disease, rost and
branch. Six pints. sent free - express
ehsrgss, for %. sr oas pint Of Weleost's
pain paint. Address Dr.. wo'cstt, 10
Chathsm Square, N. Y. Small bottles sold
q oil drug stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18

THs holiday presents at Rutenbeck's. in
the way Of elsgsnt iswslry, 10 net suEpass-
ed by any house in the city. Ladies, g
and examine them. Every article that
could possibly be desired in this line can
be found at Rutenbeck's. Those who wish
10 purchase the most elegant jswelry il
the city should call here. See card 10 an
other column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-18
0aclaI paper Of the City.

A R,cH Horss.-Thoss ~ cur citizens
Who have been to Chicago within The past
year, and have had occasion 70 visit jewel.
~ houses, will remember the firm Of W. NJ
- d. Mayo. They are not supposed BY
any hsuss wsst Of Nsv Yssk 10 their splsn-
did ssssk sf goods and elegant dssigas in
silver work. A. dee collection Of dis-
nsads - ~ havs sssa aayvhers vsss
ahswn 10 here. The peculiar sxesllsses si
their gssds nay b ATTRIBUTED 70 the feet
they import Gil their esssly jewels, watches
and diamonds. The ssts Of silver ware,
which are manufactured from pure csis oil
YER. are gsttsn up With the CREATES. care
and taste. the ~srk being done By the nsst
experienced worknss that can b. sseaged
for that purpsss. These visiting the Garden
City will BE- richly repaid BY steppiog 10
and examining these rare end costly pro
due.isns. They are sf the class that are
net sitsn ssen in this Western country.