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THE TURF.


s0yssE ana sa.s Eoy e.
S Lsws Clara 70 ,ros
k o.yn R.d sscm .ss Gray sT2 a.. T. p.ua,
jim, in ! to harness. ~ J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
! X s's9ss n T,isS q. ss,oso, i !. x bar
- - = 80 - J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
HosoKEssr ssSEs, nv 4as MEETI NV
FIRsr RAos-nandieap Hurdle two mics; ssh. hurdles
premium 500; $50 horse sT5 TO second s25
Entries 70 ' be made sst im@adiaisy alter
main race; weights to be declared the morning of the
sEoosp Consolation Premium. $3.50 one md one
THIRD RAoR-Me heats premium $3.50 $500 first and
second horse the winner Of the mile and repeat race
on hrst day 70 carry lbs extra.
.SsSs ter ssS cen,
en- n .uu y, noie 20 START 70 horss ~
81
PICHMoND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
~ sAru Ky Appor SSs ss :, ISL l.' al
Rasss foa sG soss haTsn
T ,; Crippen's Oh. h. Newbursh
Z. De a6eld's 81. M, no name.
= oskiey's u. M, no name
Train connects with p. NJ. boat from Whitehall street
II. DIXON, Secretary R.w CAMERON President.
U.o1sN mile n.s
best three in five, In harness. D. Pffers blk Cora;
NNsrpys p Fanny spragass Msess sr RSaa s
G. No Name; Is. Mace's g. g. Carroll.
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N saleMedicines for all diseases. Prepared Food Tor
mockng BIRDS at b. DOvEYs, Nos. and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
N.B--Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dewey.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. = Peck slip. Buffers nfa-
be Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator 7Sc Buffers new
work, ~. Extra stock Dogs, Ferres
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ny NJ. DOUGHTY. AucTroNgER,

ny NJ DOUGHTY. AucTfONEER,
Is win sell this day Thursday
At I0,s o'clock ~ his ~ Nassau street. near Full
ton general assortment OF second hand Household Furu.
turr tapestry and Ingram Carpets, Olcloh, Paor
Chamber Suits China Crockcry, Class Ware, &C. the whole
for absolute sale.
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PERSONAL.

A OFT ANON AMOUR, AIEs PITIE DE MOI tn
81 q. - s" ns, IT, ~ TOuJOuhS
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT.
wAsHrsGToN CITY, Oct. 70, 1865 <
SALE OF rNSERvICEABLE, ORDNANCE STORES.

VIII be sold public auction, the highest bidders
noon, Monday the 23d day Of November, 1888 In the
Office OF the Inspector Of Ordnance, Navy Yard, Boston,
Mass .ntity of Ordnance Stores Material comprs
Shot Shell, Muskets, Rifles, Carbncs Rcvoyers
Spare Parts Cartridge Boxes, &c.
These articles win be sold la lots
Terms-One half cash, IN government funds the
cluson Of the sale and the remainder within ten days after
during which time the articles must he from
the yard, otherwise they viii 10 the government
Payments for articles purchased must be made before
p NJ each day.
II is to distinctly understood that guarantee will
given purchasers articles offered for sale
the catalogue regards their condition quality; but
II believed. however that everything offered for sale
represented. t
Admiral and Chief OF Bureau
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THE PARTY FINDING pocKETBooK, CONTAINING
draft for GlhO ana prt ate papers, welcome 10 toe
money they viii return drai 10 F1 Thatcher bat Broad
way room No. q.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Then ni for Europe VIII be Despatched from this olcs
Tuest Thursday ami Saturday, closing ~ IL O'Clock
noon, ard at stations and y, .5 O. and d. ii rs;
and y, II 10, and q, AZ II O'Clock \. w..
Also on Wednesday notice OF the hour OF closing which
will be posted the general occ and the station. on ToA
day II. ". JAMES KELLY, r N.
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DwAa At RENDEZVOUS THIS MORNING, BUT
NJ again disappointed What s the matter Please drop
me note or what better, Friday. O'clock
~ ORIGINAL place of meeting. CONSTANT
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A sSIGNEEs' SALE or ELEGANT CABINETMAKERS'
"A stock OF first class Parlor,
Chamber and Dining Room and
LARGE AND PERENPToRY AUCTION SALE or
magnfcent Household Furniture most Of which il In

N magnificent Household Furniture, most Of which ID In
perfect order, having been bit lttlo used.
Messrs BARRY 4 CO.. Auctioneefs, win sell on dis day
(Thusday Nov. e. the entire contents of The large brown
House, l35 Nineteenth street. between Third Fourth
commencing ~ l0 O'Clock consisting Of elegant
rosewood octave Pianoore, nearly new, with
facures elegant Suits IN French satin brocae
rich Suits In nc Turkish Chairs,
richly Centre and Side Tables large ortmcnt
magnificent Bedroom Furniture in richly walnut
&C. also general variety OF elegant ninng Room Furni
tnre Table Ware &c ". B-Salc without any
all goods positively guaranteed as represented
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A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n saleMedicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockng BIRDS at b. DOVEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner OF Canal
N.B-Ladies attended 10 bv Mrs. Doycy
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
srrera Handbook BY W. Pembroke Feridrc. price So SO
fbis l. tho only complete rudebook OF Europe aud the East
published In the English language, which s made entirely
new every year. A..
Harper,s Phrase Book Handbook Of Travel Talk for
thc use OF travellers and schools IN English, German
HAKPER 4 BROTHERS, publishers. For sale BY all book
seDers
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| TOR sALE-A VERY FINE SPAN OF CARRIAGE
Horses perfectly sound and gentle, young and stylish
also boys Pony Private stable III East Foriyh street.
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FASHION COURSE, L. L-TRoTTING MONDAY. Now
Sat y O'clock r NJ Match for $4,000, In 10 har
ness Dobe's D. m. Lucy. ID. Pliers D. M Lady Thorn.
In ihs match the public can the best rot Of the season
]. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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nETECTIvE POLICE AGENCY, 6s BROADWAY.-THis
- old established rofcrs ~ the mercantile comn
nifty generally as to their experience facilities and standing
CautionWc have branches In this city.
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Z, r. HILL, AUCTIoNEER.-lO0 RIDGEWOOD LOTS
Il at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 PAULISON win sell
At auction Saturday, November 1865, at IL o'clock
the ground At kdgewood finely located Building Plots
within minutes walk of station, hour by Erie Rail-
road Trains leave Chambers morning Of sale 80
ana 10 A. NJ returning 20 r. NJ For maps and particulars
apply at the Office OF Quackenbush Pauson, auct0nccrs
~ Nassau street, N. Y.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sc.

YACHTS AND sAILBoATs FOR sALE.-oPEN BOATS
from ls TO 81 feet of every description Cabinet sloop
and Schooners, all Sizes also % ton Working Soop
Apply 10 WIN. PETERS or JOHN MUMM, foot Of Cour
street, Brooklyn.
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@1 OOO REwARD.-BoNDs sToLEN.-ll BONDS,
Ql.UUV $1,000 each of Central Pacific Railway Com
pany Series E-Nos. S3 S4, sqa, 36, 49, Series cNos
i 435 1853 S5a $3.50; Series FNo. 4s3J; eight Union
Pacific Railroad Bonds, 81 90 each-Nos 40e8 l09 l0
loJl, 4,os2 4.os3 6,622 6,e2S The public cautioned
negotiating of the above named bonds having
stolen their payment has been stopped 81 900 reward
will paid for the return Of the bonds 70 John Mckewa
Trenton. Nj. --yoyembcrg 9. 1shS
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

VxTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, COLLECTION oil
wv standard works and choice English, French and Gel
man Books had second hand on reasonable tcrmt
Address Arthur, station +.
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| IGOR sALE-A SHIFTING QUARTER COACH, JUST
as good as new; Busgics and Phaetons az the factory
376 Bowery GEO. j. MOORE.
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LlOR SALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 49, HANDS
high very gentle and reliable for family carriage
Apply at JAS s. sELDENS stables 2s East Twenythrd
atra
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. = Peck slip Buffers infal
ble Mango Cure and Flea Exteminator 5c. Buffers
work, 80. Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets.
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NIOTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
IN saganst harborng trusting person or persons on
bills debts contracted by them will be
paid by from this date Dated New York; Oct 2s 1868
ALBERT THOMAS
(lLD SILK HATS MADE OVER INTO THE NEW STYLE /;
" also Ladcs SIX and Felt Hats made into the latest
aixth street JOHNSON.
GALE POSITIVE AND PROPERTY ATTRACTIVE
- fail to read this brief paragraph II cannot fail TO
prove interesting. may supply you with hint for profit
able investment On Tuesday the ION ins at the Exchange
the Eighteenth ward, Brooklyn, and 40 Lots In East
New York This property reached by horse that
in communication with II and is very eiieby
located residences for those doing business In the city,
Full partcuars maps &c. lie obtained at the Office OF
the Auooneers 70 Nassau street, New York.
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1915 900 TO n RoSD and ASD
real estate In this city or ooklyn.
JOHN y. CONRaY, % Wall street, room II.
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ATARSHALS SALE OF HARDWARE, HoUsEFUR.
wi nishing Goods, fnware ic.s. HERMAN, Auctionoer,
win sell Friday Nov. g. at 1875 O'clock 10 Bowery, the
entire Stock OF dealer, vz-bout $40 lots OF the above
named goods Sale positive.
L. RINDSKOPF, City Marsha.
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LNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL STYLISH BLACK HORSE,
Ii hands, old, also bay Canadian Ponfes
M hands, al sold cheap. 5o7 West Thirteenth street, near
Eighth avenue.
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L,OR sALEAzx4F TEAM OF HORSES, is HANDS
il high, very ~ fsh. years old; also bay Horses
As. An sound and kind Apply at % West Thr-
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MARBLE MANTELs.

N
careoes NJ Ruth aud Express Just arrived
C.F ". A.. =. H., and other fayornc marks
AUGUSTUS TABER BRO, 7l3 Water etreet.
4 RCH.TECTs, BUILDERS AND THOSE DESIRING
"A 10 Marble Martes OF new designs, carefully sc-
Led with regard taste elegance and economy, In
ved 10 call manuacory and OF FISHER
4 BIRD "a TO iOj East Houston street.
MARBLE MANrELs, HEADsTONEs, MONUMENTS,
MI Iata.t designs, At reduced prices, at =. kbhBEKS
mandatory 81 Frss avenue Third street. Msnes
pui up In the country. Oct price list
SfARBLE AND SLATE MASTELs or THE LATEST
MI designs, at very low prices, ut a. kLABEBs Mtrbs
Works and 1856 East Eighteenth rhird ave
nue., York. Maniels put Ia the country cut TINS
out
NfApprFIZED gLACE MANTLhs READY foR I'M
III mediate delivery Hudson River slate Company, 70
PARK row, New YORK.
s,rArE MANTPIs-THE LATEST DESIGNS AND TIM
- largest assortment IN the city. We make Slate Mantcis
especially - -. - y. =. $50 49,, 49,.
broadway. Branch II SO sixth avenuA
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GSOO 00n 70 LOAN AT SEVEN PER CENT ON
S.)UU.OUU improved property first bond and mort
gage, In New Jersey New York and Brooklyn
Il. NJ. MASON, No. Centre street.
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BOGARr. INSTRUMENTATION NOV. 2, AT
-. 10l9 O'clock at the auction rooms No. North William
Household Furniture consisting OF rosewood Parior
Suits Sofas, Lounges Bedroom Furniture Hair Mattresses,
fine brussels Carpets ocoth, Dining Room and Kitchen
Enrnlrc
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L,OR sALE-A LARGE YOUNG II HANDS TRUCE
~ Horse, $l1O; stylish large sorrc Horse $l0 hrs
bay Horse, 10 hands; stylish Mare l5H hands
sb also sorre Mare, Is hands, $I5; all sound and kind
~ West Thirteenth street.
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II FrRMAN, ArCTioSEER I25 MERCER STREET,
IL. Sales auction of cusehcId Furniture a, owners
Parties giving up housekeeping VIII meet with prompt aen
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=
Friday, Nov. O. at f2 o'clock, at tho Exchange saleroom
strcetOne Lot north side of
street, 100 feet east Of Madison avenue, 25x10dJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

1t again becomes our painful duty to re-
cord another Of those unavoidable accidents
incident TO railroad travel, that has resulted
in death. Yesterday afternoon. as the
freight train bet~een this city ard Des
Moines had passed the Homestead Station,
something unusua! Was noticed in the run
ming Of the train. There were several per-
sons in the caboose 1t the time, and among
the number the unfortunate Oscar Medley
and . brakeman, who left the cabooss and
started to run along the train. As soon -
the brakeman observed young Medley fol-
lowing him. he ordered him 70 20 back, but
the order came too late. As he was jumping
from one fiat car to another, be WAS preeip-
itated underneath, where he WAS afterward
found in . helpless condition. HE left leg
was injured above the knee, the flesh being
torn up some four or five inches; the right
leg vas broken above the knee, and below
IT was ground fine. Its supposed that he
jumped just as the axle Of the third car
from the cabooss broke Two Of the Cat
cars loaded with lumber, and one box car
loaded with merchandise were thrown from
the track, but only one of them very badly
damaged.
The best medical and surgical skill was
Immediately summoned to attend the injur.
cd man, and at half-past six o'clock his leg
Was amputated. The operation was, it
seems, useless, a. he died in short time
after. Steps were Immediately taken to
inform his brother At Blairstown, and his
mother who lives at Iowa City. Mr.. Med
dlsy was agent for the stage line between
Marengo and Blairstown, and formerly bad
brother in the United States Express Of
fee in this city. lie Was . young man un-
married, and held in high regard by large
circls Of friends and acquaintances, many
of whom live in this city. His sudden and
unex xpected death will be . sad blow to his
mother and brother. To be thus suddenly
summoned to the courts OF death in the
prime Of life, with hopes and prospects
bright, cannot fail to awaken the heartfelt
sympathies Of all.
Superintendent kimball WAS informed Of
the accident. and Immediately sent . con-
struc!ion train to clear the track and rend er
such other assistance 40 was needed, which
was done, 20 that mono Of the regular
trains we're delayed. With this exception,
this road has been very fortunate this win
ter; the only wonder is that there has not
been more accidents, seeing that the ground
is frozen hard and not the least possible
spring is given to the frosted rails.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
County AAalrs.-.The New Pau.
per ~ stem.

The new system for the management Of
the county relief to paupers, deserves = fair
trial and lille encouragement. Tho in
disputable failure If the old system, COM
PEELED an attempt at some moro efficient
measures, and in appointing an otli :ial who
shall give his entire time to the investiga-
tion of applications for charity, a practical
step has been made. |. is important that
our citizens do not mistake the functions
and intentions Of this appointment. The
relief OF the pauper applicants, 10 prac,i-
caily, 70 tho taxpayers, a matter of second
ary importance wlen compared with tn 9
necessity OF sndeavoring to prevent the re-
cent steady increase in pauperism. Three
years ago the entire cost Of our pauper sys-
tenn did not exceed $1,000. In 1865 the
cost was nearly $4,000, and in 1857 ex-
cesded $4,000. In view Of these facts, the
necessity of appointing . special official OF
undoubted ability and determi nation, nssds
no argument. Entering upon sheip new du.
ties in mid winter, with al the accumulate
defect, Of the old system, in full existence.
the new directors can scarcely Be expected
TO Immediately exhibit any marked changes.
This county, and particularly the city. has
Of late been so notorious for the libsrali =. Of
its psuler system that every pauper 81
former years e,ems 70 have this year inv-
ted friends from all directions to come and
share the county hospitality. In fact E'a-
venpor. has become renowned not only Tor
the excellence Of its private hotels, but also
for the libsrality Of it's free accommosla-
tions. Oae Of the competitors for the prize
s.s,y on this subjsct, last summer, found
~ old lady vino could scarcely express her
appreciation Of the iberality OF the Dir, C.
tor: of the Poor, 1.-THE best Of tea, the nice 3,
white euyar, the warmeSt of shoes, plenty
of coal and -four, etc. Suse, and have sen,
to s.. Louis FOR my sister and her childer
and to Chicago for my csusin and Ae,
childsr, and have told them ali that DA-
venport is the best place in tbs world fol
the poor" 1t has been said that '.hardn es,
of hesrt is sometimes a christian virsut.
Wi.hou. endorsing the sentiment, il is sill
evident that justice requires that even char
ity should be judiciously administered. A
few months will show whether the new sys
TEN operates ~ preventive. As we'll as .
palliative. Until then we will wait and
watch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
In Bankruptcy.

In the Distric. Court OF the United States for
she District OF Iowa.
In the matter OF Airian II. Davenport, Bank
rupt.
To the Creditors of said Adrian h. Daven-
mort and all other persons interested -
Hirs: Nou are hereby notified, that petition
has bcen tiled in said Court, by Adrian H BAY
epport Of the city OF LeClasre, in said District,
du,y dec lased Bankrupt under the act OF Con-
ure.a entitled: ''An act to establish UNIFORM
system OF Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved March =, 1867. for dis
charge and certificate thereof. from all ms
debts and other claims, provsble under said act;
and that the 5th dsy Of March, A u. 1898. al
the hour of 10 Of clock. A. II. Of said day is as-
signed for the hearing of the same before the
| said Court, at Chambers. at Oitnmws, Iowa.
| when and where YOU may attend and SD ~
| cause. if any YOU have, Xby the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted. You are mere
! by further notified that tie third meeting OF
the creditors of said Bankrupt will be held OF
| the q7th day OF February, A. y. 1865, st the
| hour OF 10 O'Clock. A NJ. OF said day, before
N. Price. Eco, one Of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy. AZ his Office No Z, West Second street
| ia the city of Davenport Scott county, State o
| lows. when and where you can transact soJ
business OF the third meeting Of creditors pro
yided in section 2s Of said act Of Congress.
| JOHN p. COOK,
| ljn2s-ds, tu. Attorney for said Bankrup..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

TuE excellent preparation Of DR.. Chaplin,
by the use Of which he gained 50 great a
popularity in the treatment and cure OF
Dyspepsis. Liver Complaint, Constipation.
and Palpi.ation ot the Heart. aud all dis
eases arising from Indigestion and Torpid
Liver, was none other than what Is now put
up under the name Of Rcd Jacket Stomach
Rff1~,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
PKasr DAVIS ysaarapLE PArs KILLER.

The GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE or TnE AGE -
Pam Killer taken internally. should be adul-
tcratcd with milk or water and swectened
with sugar il desired. or made into syrup
with nolasscs. For a Cough, few drops
on sugar eaten will be more effective than
anything elso For Sore Throat, gargle
the throat with mixture ofpain Killer and
water and relief is INN ediate and the cure
positive IL should not be forgotten that
the Pain Killer 10 equally as goodto take
internally. as to use externally. Each bot
tie is wrapped with full directions for its
ma
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

TmE CorGu AND Luso RsMEDY. for every
family 30 keep on hand, ALIENS Luxe
BALsAM II sells everywhere, and gives
satisfaction Read the following extracts
from letters l.. Is. BowIg, Druggist.
Unlontown. Penn, srites, April 4, ls66 ::
Aliens Lung Balsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here. recon
mend it with confidence in all diseases Of
the Throat aud Lungs" STERLING Bso
Druggists, write from Csrrollon, January
81. 1866: Send US six dozen ALLEN :
LuNo BALsAn. We are entirely out of it,
1t gives more general satisfaction than any
other medicine we sell" Sold by all Deal
ers in Family Medicines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

Nusic hath charms. and 20 has suit Of
Sam Psrry's best make. He has the latest
ssyles, the most approved fashions. and can
guarantee perfect sasisfaction. fyou want
dress or business suit, OF anything in the
line Of gssts' farnishing geode. g TO No.
AZ bsaey street. You will And everything
thsess spod aud cheap. Try u enes aad b
evee altse convinced.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

HoLLowAY's PnLs AND OiSrMENr-NEr-
RALGtA-ric Donl1urcux The doctrine tha
uuInine and carbonate of iron were the on
" RENE lies for tic doloreux and neryou.
disorders, is now exploded Holloway
Ointment viii procure the speedest allevia-
ton Of pam. and few applications sutsi Z
for permanent cure. thousands vhe
have experienced radical benefit from it>
use are prepared to vouch for the correct
ness OF this statement In gout, rheuma
tism, lumbsgo and sciataca. it is ca tally
eticac:ous. Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

JAMES 5. KIRK / Co.'S fine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Matted, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm. &c. Sold by all grocsrs and fancy
goods dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

GRIswoLD CoLLEsE.-S Students wishing to
begin the Spring Term At Griswold College
should be on hand Thursday morning next,
Jan. 30th. Send to the Secretary for cat
slngua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

SpEBa's WINES are the pure juice OF the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be excellei for the invalid or con.
valeson,. They are highly esteemed for
sacramental purposes. n. b. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

HorsL ~ rooms, In . good town for
business, 10 sell cheap, or trade for land
Houses, lots and farms for sale chesp.
ELDEiDcs 4 BRo.,
Land 4 Ius. Ag'ts. Once, vicle's Block
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
TO THE LADIES.

FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR,
We are selling silks. hhAwls. Dry and Fancy Goods
Of every description. also, silves Ware, Furniture
&c. Valuable Presents. from 81 TO $500. sent free
Of charge to agsntS sending clubs OF ten and ap-
wards Circulars sent free TO any address.
,ans4-d6ml MESSENGER & Co,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

FouNp DRAp IN BED-Mr. V. s. Carter,
su elderly gentleman, fifty eigh; years Of
age, vas found dead in his bed Sunday
morning, at the residence OF his sen, at the
western end Of the city. lie was IN old
settler, having resided in the county since
1888. Coroner Tomson held an inquest,
which resulted in vtrdic: OF death from
natural causes. The deceased had been a
sufferer fror, asthma for . year or two, and
ha frequently remarked that be was tired
o! living. His son, who hal gone to call
him to breakfast that morning, returned
will. the sad news that the old gentleman
had passed sway. His countsnance bore ,
calm and serene look, giving evidence thai
he had died in an easy manner. He wen
TO sleep, never again to wake.