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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

THE useful always most desirable The prepara-
tlons made by Ritche at No. 20 North Eighth street.
for the holiday season. appreciated by every
who contemplates making presents. He has got \
bis fine stock kd-liued gloves ties. scarfs, GUS
penders, linen cRnbrc hnndkerchlefs and mufiers;
also Eeod assortment Of portemornaes cigar cases,
hair brushes, combs, aud thousand other articles,
useful and ornamental Call at No. 20 North Eighth
street II you want any kind of goods cheap
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DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT, previous 10 the holidays,
the two establishments-one at No. q North Eighth
street the other at No. 25 North Ninth streeoi the
Woepper Brothers, shirt manufacturers, and whole
sale retail dealers In ladies' and gen ts furnishing
goods. You will Mrs rare chance of procuring at
the cheapest rates OF the nest and prettest Of
&c ODE, you neglect heed this advice. Not only
do the contain large quantities of goods but
every al tcle OF latest mode and consequently
you need have 10 fear OF obtaining anything cd
fashioned. Polite attendance and Willingness to
crafty the most cRpricous taste combined with the
superior character OF their goods have gained the
reputation and made the SUCCESS of the Messrs.
Woelpper. Again say, don tall to visit their
stores,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

FINR FREScH CALF BOOTS AND GAITFRs.-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure of
wearing pair OF boots made by William II. Heweg,
is 10 some extent an object of commiseratIon. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helwes's boots for
years. Their comfort, however, is not their only
recomme endation, as they made of the beSt mate
rial and In the very best manner Helweg VIII not
employ an incompetent workman therefore his
work 10 always hrstcass. His store and factory is
AtNo bs5 Arch Street, next 10 the corner OF Sixth
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

HACKING CoUoH is one OF the most distressing
az well dangerous forms OF cough can be
atli icted with It's continuous action fatgues and
rra'es the lungs, and thus engenders consumption.
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure Will cure the cough,
soothe the irTitated bronchia, and give tone Rad
vgor 10 the lungs and whole system
single bottle Will convince any one OF it's purity
Sold one dollar per bottle
JeHNsTON, HOLLOWAY & COwDEN,
a RI nj
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MAoHINE.-
Among the points OF superiority OF the Grover 81
Baker Sewing Machine (sold at No. $50 Chestnut
street) all others are the foowing-It Is very
simple easily learned the sewing hom the ordI-
nary spools is a great advaataIe the stitch is en-
tirsly reliable: does the ornamental work be2uti-
fully and the embroidery stitch; Il is not liable get
out order; it operates easily, and is, In fact,
The only perfect machine
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

TEsHIvERING MoErALs who stand in m ortal
fear ofwnter's blast It's accompanying Ills. why
don't you go to Alter's famous Coal Yard at No. 91
N Ninth street. and get the very best ofcoal? 1t
domestic paradox why men and women Will 81
stamping ard fumirg shout the house because the
slete, instead OF coal fire gives forth heat, WI
Aer keeps constantly the cheapest and best of fuel
In such gift ton, even more or lrsJ, of coal
there is merit which axes 1t dou6ly Interesting
the recipient Thousands of dollars to-day being
wasted tribes, which II but turned to some good
account, by stocking deserving poor mans
cellar with Alters coal, would greatly ameliorae
misery In midst and he who IL prompted TO d.
such ind act not only TO the poor 1t 10 Alter him
SELF should remember that It is more blessed to give
than receive,
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sPEER's "5TAhDABD WINE BITTERs."-The most
excellent Btters in the market Dade OF ative
wine, In which have reen s'esDsd such herbs apd
roots that make the streng hening and healthy
Tonic. sold by Druesip.
eRovER d BAKER's BighesI Premium sswlns
Machines No. 730 Chesnut sLrseL
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CITY Item S

We have the evidence each day OF numbers
who purchase of US, after having examined
other stocks. which, under different pleas, ata
beUg 'sacrihced'' that our goods are sold
at lower prices than any other Clothing In
Philadelphia.
The general experience Ia that such goods
Nor so CHEAP AS REPRESENTED, and the public
those who have puI chased them and those
who have not-mRny OF the former TO their
cost, are generally becoming aware OF this
fact.
OUR STOCK FULL AND CoMPLRrR, our assortment
unbroken, being In receipt each day OF
large lots OF new good replacing those sold,
which are being manufactured not
To BE SACRIFICED but TO successfully compste
with any other goods in the market in all
respects, style, fit, make. or price.
WE IN GOOD FAITH carry out our established rule,
now, as ut all othar times.
we guarantee all prices than me LoiVes else
tOhere; also. guarantee Itlu satfqaetion TO every
purchaser, o. LhS sale cancelled and money re-
funded"
O PROTECT OUR PATRONS and fully carry out this
rule at present. we have REDUCED PRICES
WE REsPEcTFULLY Request buyers OF clothing
after having examined the stocks which ara
being ''sRcIihced," to examine before
purchasing. A FAIR TEST Is ALL ASK.
HdLf.tOdy bettOeen BENNETT q Co..
f"'' Sinm streets No. Ois IARxEEsr.
n
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JEwRLRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and silverware "A the city
Purchasers can rely upon OBJ aiming real pure arti-
Gle furnished Rt price which cannot be equalled
He alFo has q large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit 10
his store is sure 10 result pleasure and profit.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

CHRIsJ MAS CAROL, NOT bV DICKENS
TIE SNOW. THE SNOW. TuE SNOW,
The h II g, drifting snow.
On the house.tops, on the shed,
Under your feet on top OF your head
IL Ck where you will. above. below,
You see the snow the snow.
TIM COLD, THE cHERBLEss SNOW,
The freezing cold and snsw,
How the VIM It laughs as by it goes,
While it nIps YOU fingers aud bites your toes.
And shiverinR poverty cries In pain
AS it enters their hearts, and out again
over the hill see the demons 60.
The wind ard the drifting snow.
How TO LAUGH AT THE WIND AND SNOW
Buy BRAvE9 COAT from SToK Es q Co.,
And anap your logsrs at cold and snew,
And merriIy sing ss on you 60,
Il fear not the wind and snow.
For good warm clothes be careful to go
Ana buy them ohesI: you'n fud tits 40
AT SToKE rs & Co, CHARLES sToK Es & o..
No Blt Chestnut street "
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CHRIsTMAs.- Christmas eve has arrived aud pre-
sents innumerable to please the eyes of old snd
young gto-morrowimorniag, are still uupurcbassd and
undecided upon. There Is still tims however bat it
is important to know exactly whore to go for the
puJ pose of selecting the most suitable articles Tur
ner Brothers & Co., No sos Cnesnut street, have
mme stock Of books and articles of every descrlp
ton for holiday ifs they conduct their bus
the principle Of email profits and quick sales
their patrons win have no trouble In finding some
thing suited to their tastes and pockets at their estab
lshment. Messrs Turner Brothers d Co. have all the
standard works of the dsy aud all the finely Illus
trated and elegantly-bouud volumes which are pub
lshed for the holidays Old and young rich and poor
all be suited. This house also makes aspecalty Of
chrome Autographs and they keep large assortment
OF the best pictures published in Europe An erica
To any whe may be in doubt about what TO
choose for Christmas 1T to relative friend OF
almost any age, we would unhesi.a.lngly say, pur-
ehsse bright. attractive Chro O1e of these pic
tures, neatly bat mex 9usively framed, will be a
perpetual delight not only to the pussesso- but to
entire household; anu as hey are published In ali
and at all pkices there need be difficulty In
selecting something that will be pleasing and yet no.
cost great deal of money addition their books
and chronos Mssars. Turner Brothers & Co. have IN
Infinite variety of fancy articles Of every description
and cir store is well worthy OF visi!, even It
nOthiI e IL purchased.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aly@ COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
- or rouge en- ressin sftec using WR cars
ALCONA ED GLYARIN rABLETO FSOLIDI fIEO
GL1CERIN, daily makes the skin ueiI.
chiely soft and beautiful IL is oeIightfuly frsgr AIT
transparent, ana nc Jm pR able oilet SnaD For
sal by all Druggists IL & a. A WRIGHT
2R No. 6A CHESNUT street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

k99 PIANOs-PIANOS-P -PIANOs.-GREAT
- BA LE OF FLEG A NJ RIOS EWO ID PIANOS
AT AN EXTKAOKDlNARY KBDUUrioN OF
~ pX ICEs ,sio EkoM ID DECEMBER 1, 1868. 40 JANU.
We have made reduction Of p,ccs on our crtenst,e
STOCK Of superior and 6eGutDIH ROSeU0od Pianos as
TOttotps pfz:-
NO lClaes stoo for $3.50. No. Glass si25 tor s275
No Glass. $40 for $500 No. Ilas,, Si75, for SS25
No 9 ASS. S501. for S575 No Class. $3.50 for $IO
No Class sa76 for si25 No Ja.s. $50 for si5
No Glass, SO for 800 NO lU G ass, 400 for S5,U
for $S75.
we cffer the above gr, at inducements to those
wishing purchase bargains before the HGlid ava
We have the largest assortment of Instruments odp
hand u at has ever b-t offered In this city and are
determined 10 clos. out present large stock at
"AuntVocttperS FIRST cost prices" Every Instrument
Is warranted to give Satisfaction, aud these low
prices We place within the reach of every one the
opportunity of obtaining of these justly cecbrdisd
and highly ulprOUed PdnoS.
Gail and examine them at and beautiful
warerooms, No. llO3 CH ESNUT Street.
SCBOMALkEKsPIE-NO MFG CO..
II Is tuths lI2 81 NO, lies CHEJNU Street
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AND No 900 BROADWAY, NEW 70

OAUTIoH what you drink, or offer others to drink
See that the signature or ALFRED speer, PAssAc, N
J is over the cork OF every bottle OF wine you puc
Chase for the New Year table. ASK for Speer's Port
Grape Wine at Johnson, Holloway q Co.'s, No. eO2
Arch streetj Fred. Brown, corner Fifth Oh ssnut
and ether Druggists; ana Thompson Black d Co..
corner Broad and Chesnut.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

H>1@5D CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
E-S PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l, 1868.
NOTICE.-The Sem1-anuual Interest on the
five and six per cent. loans OF the City of Pnila-
0elphia due January L. 1869, will be paid on and
after that date.
Loans maturing January, 1862 will be paid on
presentatlon, interest ceasinS from date OF
maturity.
The ordinance of Councils approved May 8,
1865 directing Lnat 'all certificates of city loans
shall be registered previous 10 the payment of
the in ereSl" will be strictly adhered TO at the
payment of the interest due January, 1869, to
both resident and non resident loan-nolders,
JOSEPH N. PEiRSOL,
l23H City Treasurer,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

n995o CHRISTMAS DINNER TO THE PO )R
w. The Teachers OF he SChoos ana Managsrs
OF the BEDFuhD STREET Miss On viii give a
Din er ON CHRISTMAS DAY 10 the Scholars Of
Lhelr Day and Sabh th schools. at the MISSION
table 81 II O'Clock. The friends uf the Mission, add
all who fee an Interest In the poor Of that graded
sectio of city, cordially Invited to present
singing by the Scholars In the Cbapel previous the
Dinner.
Contributions o. money. poultry, provisions coal
and clo,bing thankfully received by the undersigned
anageis ofthe Mission, for distrioution among the
sick and suffering
JACOB II. BURDS ALL. :. 1921 Cnesuut.
WILLIAM A. SM ETH URS d. No. Baak
AN ES l. BIS = a M. No. 7l0 4. Seco1d.
B. A. JOHN. N. II. cor. Fourth and Arch
GEORGE 1ILLIKKN No S23 Arch.
REV. ]. ID. LONG, No 6l9 BeufOrd II lG 81
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24

nS8@ MESSRS. WART & co,
- Upholsterers, Brook II, NY state, In REGARD
TO Elastic Sponge, mat they FURNISHED several
churches with cushions TO the entire satisfaction OF
the parties Interested after outing and
and one tests OF Church Com mttees. b3mwfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
TOILET.
.OU WISH To BE
BEAUTIFUL,
Csc oSCELIA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA REGIA.
for BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
anA PREQERYlNQ THE SKIN.

Csc oSCELIA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA REGIA.
Tor BEAUTIPYING THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This Invaluable toilet article was disco vered by
celebrated chemist in France, and II 10 10 him that
the Ladies OF the Court Of Europe owe their beAuy
with ali ito simplicity and purity there 10 article
that will compare with II beautiler Of the com.
ulcxi On and preserver of the skin-
NJ c. NcCLUxKKr purchased the rceipt OF bin
ONE ten years ago he has since that time given IL
perfect trial among his personal friends and the aris'
orsiic circlss OF Philadelphia New York Baltimore,
Boston. New Orleans. st. Ionic. Savannah. Charles
tor. Wilmington, N. c., &c. They have used itwth
unouafed ndmirstion, and would consider the toilet
ner fect without this delightful and purely harmless
nrtnsration. Victoria ReeiA and Oecela de Persia
has given such entire satisfaction In every
hst he j. now compelled to offer II 10 the pnblic This
srtee. entirely different from nythipg Of the kind
ever attempted, and IL war; nnted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
After nssr. Oscclia &c Persia and Victoria Rcgia
foy short time the skin will have son satin-he .
ness 10 the skin that only De produced by asing
this vain able article. This article s no vulgar COM
nonrd 70 rjure the skin complexion, but enhan-
ZEE :. beaut6eY and its cannot possibly be de-
ssc,ea BY the closest observer.
Fo- removing Tan, Freckles, eunburn, and Cuta
neous nsensee from the ekin, II 10 invaluable.
n G. MrCluskey has every confidence IN recon-
Nrnairr his Victoria Regia and Orcela de Persia e
nc LADIES' being the only perfect and reliable toll
sFNfSE = MIN aPT PREPARED ONLY BIT II. c. MccLus
And NJ. name stamped on each label-no other u
h ocnuine. Depot, No. 100 North Seventh Street
Sold hv all Druggists and Perfumers In the United
States and Canada feh6-div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Think Of H.!

At bes. life is not very long. A few
more smiles, = few more tears, some pleas
ures and much pain, sunshine and sengs !;
clouds and darkness, hearty greetings,
abrupt farewells, and then our little play
here will close. Itis worth while, W ask
to have the little pleasures W would 9th
srwiss enjoy. marred BY an unpleasant il
not dangerous cough, when . single IS
cent bottle Of that justly popular remedy,
MADAME PORTER'S COUGH BALSAM
will effect an immediate cure. All Drug.
eists sell il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

BoDY FouND.-From The Rock Island
Union, wslearn that on Thursday last some
raftsmsn going down the river found the
body Of woman clinging to snag, almost
a mile above Drury's landing. The RATS
men came ashore and informed Mr. 8 r
Drury, who. with some Of the nsighbors,
vent out and secured the body. A Coroner,
inquest vas called ard . verdict Of ''un-
known" rendered in the case. The body
was considerably decaysd. On the feet
were pair Of CATERS with rubber overshoes
. black, silk handkerchief around the neck
. lady's black cloth coat, and pair of gold
earrings. She was buried nesr the landing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

festival AT rns OPksA HousR.-Ths fes
tival for the benefit Of the davenport Ii
brary Association, which comes off At the
Burtis Opera House tomorrow evening,
promises 70 be \ fine affair. The ladies Of
the association have taken the matter in
hand, and, as matter Of course, it nc ust bs
successful. Donations Of all kinds. flowers
ETC., can be left at the Opera House At any
time TO morrow. The ladies are reque sted
to meet at the Opera House Tomorrow
morning 1t 9 o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

THE time for the special election to vote
on the proposition to take Township stock
in the Davenport & ST. Paul Railroad, BY .
two per cent. tax ON the assessment Of
1868, and I've per cent. tax on the as
sessment Of 1869, is. as will bs seen by the
notice, on Saturday the 1lth day Of July,
instead of the 9th, ~ heretofore stated.
Az the four per cent. tax is thus divided
1t will be much lighter upon the taxpayers,
and cannot but meet with favor from every
voter. They will, in voting this small tax,
vote, 90 to speak, direct and immediate in.
crease in the value of their property Of not
less than Is per cent. for the day the hrst
shovel full Of dirt 10 thrown on this road,
the property payieg this tax will Increase
in value to that sxtsnt.
PooR Houss NArrnss.-From - report
Of the Poor House Directors, which W
publish to day, 1t is evident that the new
| plan upon which things are beirg conduct
ed in this department Of county Affairs, will
result in saving several thousand dollars to
the county, Notwithstanding. she heavy
expense of insugurating the new plan, and
Of getting old matters settled up At the
close Of the year it will be found that q very
ssbig leak" has been stopped, somsw here, be
aides very considerable improvement be-
| ing made in the condition Of affairs at the
Poor Farm, and more satisfactory distri-
button Of outside supplies. Their repor,
closes with tho very sensible idea Of invi.
ting the people Of the county to visit the
Poor Farm, and see for themselves how
things ars being conducted, and what i'm
1 pro vsment b being nsds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
An Autograph Letter from
GEORGE D. PRENTICE, Esq.

Editor Of the Louisville journal
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8, 1885,
Ds. LlGiIrBiLL~-Deaf Sir: am very sorry - lscn
that you contemplate leaving Louisville At the ed
Of the present week earnestly wish that your a.
eaesmsnts elsewhere might permit you to rsmaa
here for longer time.
Your sojoum among us. Ds. Lighthill, will BE- long
r. snem bersd by our people. II has been blessing
to many You have treated me and female mem
Der Of my family 9Th great sececse. You sssm Z
me to understand as by intuition. the character of
malady and i,s best remedy. You have had NIL
tituls Of datents in this city, and have not seen
heard Of one 70 whom ron held ont the promise o
relief without rendering IT, Tour entire practic
among NJ has been brilliant success, An chez,
fully recommend y0u to my friends and the public
large a. ph;sieian deacr,ing the ltmoss conf
dsnce.
Hoping that you may live long to be bles1dA
70 additional Thousands OF the anicted.
lam, very truly. you're.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

INSTALLATION or OFrlcsas. s.-Davspport
Lodge No. 81, A. r. & A. NJ. 1t a special
communication last evening installed the
following officers, Past Master G. s. Strssp-
sr officiating ~ Deputy Grand Mater:
j w. Jamison. w. N.
VIM. Craig, s. W.
Matt. Parrot. J. w.
A. p. Luse, Treasurer.
ID. B. Shelly, Secretary.
Rev. A. II. Stubbs, Chaplain.
f. Happy, Sen. Deacon.
Jas. Murfiali, Jun Deacon.
Thos. Murry, Sen Steward.
J. b. Phelps, Jun. Steward.
). N. Davis, Tyler.
Finance Committee s. S,reeper, A.
P. Alexander, J. J. Humphrey.
EXTRA SESSION. The citizens Of Dubuque
desire an extra session Of the State Lcgisla-
ture, to get undone what vas done last win
ter as regards the nti-discriminating tariff
act. This &C. has operated disastrously to
the extension OF the Dubuque and Sioux
City Railroad. Therefore they do decide
Re.o'red, As the sentiment eft this meet
ing, that the restrictions placed upon the
Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad Compa-
ny by the last Legislature Of this State, in
regard to the extension of the same are i'm.
polite, and that the governor Of the State be
requested to call special session Of the
Legislature to further consider the interests
Of the northern part Of the State in regard
to such extension Of said road
Resolasd, further. that We are o. posed to
oil discriminating tariffs against Iowa inter-
ests, and that the Legislature Of this State
be requested to 80 frame the lawsas to pre-
vent such discrimination in the future,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

DrsrIrsIA. in lis sorst forms, Nervous
aud Bilious Headache, and oil other diseases
arising from arrangements Of the stomach
or bowels, are speedily cured br Wilson'S
Pi.Is. To be had Of every druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

CARD OF THANKs.-The members OF the
Citizens Band desire to return their hearty
thanks to the officers Of the steamer Itasca.
ard agent Tilebein, for many favors and
courtssiss shown during recent trip 10 St.
Louis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

Ar HIS CID Posr = Henry Carroll is
back again at Stswarts where he win be
pleased TO SEQ his friends, and show them
any quantity Of the incest Dry Goods in
the market
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
e 1T Y 1T 4 M =.

SrAcx.-Wash Robinson has commenced
a one hundred fee. cylindrical smoke stack
for The uew -four mill nsaf the depot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

Hoxs AGAis.-Our worthy young friends
Theo. Perry and Seth II. plummsr are
homo again from the foreign shores Of Min.
nesota, whittier they have been upon tou,
of scientific observation, for tho past two
weeks. Thcy come homo greatly improved
in bulk and appsarancs-and report love
y weather, wonderful scenes. dsliehtfu
travelling, and . constant round u pleas
ufe Ahem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

Tnoss who suffer from Liver Complaints
may rely upon the Red jacket Bittsrs. be-
cause they derive from its sntibilious prop
critics immediats and certain relief when all
tie usually prescribed remedies have proved
useless.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

The SAHssRFEsr.-We understand that
= large delegation Of citizens are intending
to go over to Chicago to attend the Ma
tionAl Sangsrfest to be held in that city on
the nth inst. II will be very interesting
occasion
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
NOTICE.
EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS
Letter Of Geo. A. Blanchard, ESQ.,.
Of Dubuque.
DrsrQrK, Oct. IS, iVt,

On. A. p. LiesrnLf, Chicago:
DaAs srB an glad to hear that you are thinking
Of making professional visit to Dubuque. The
sensdies and treatment you have prescribed fer ~
daushters Catarrh. have already produced grsal
beas0t, aAA have no donbs will eject an entire
cure in due time. Mrs. Blanchard considers isrscli
permanently cared Of Catarrh Of twsety year an
noyance, by means OF your invalr able trea.rnt,s.
Yonr apparatus for applying your remedies seem
to me novel. simple and effective. and Your aedi-
cine. so generally successful that they may b said
to be specifics.
Ishall certainly advise my friends suffering rom
any OF the diseases treated as specalt!es by TO
put themselves upon your professional care.
Hoping that ron may meet with good suecss in
our city, am very truly your.
GEO. A. BLHNcHAIo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

WE have some lald near the line Of the
the railroad, Gust lhe place TO msksa GOOD
farm % trade for property il Dsrcrpor.,
or improved farms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

Tue State Sunday School Convention
meets to-day in the city o: Clinton. Tho
people Of that place have made arrange
rncats for large attendance