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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
Catarrh Cured for One DOIlar.

NrMNES CArARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE.
= has nonpirssad com lstely all previous Medical
Science. 1t never fails TO care IN few weeks the
worst cases Of Catarrh in the head or Bronchial
Tnbes and ineptent Consumption, instructions are
properly followed. IL ts guaranteed TO do that
noises aud pairs ia the head,-con.tant harkinp.
eptting aud eoughng.-raising of phlegm In the
morning. loss OF smell and tastc.-Deafness, In
horscncss Of the voice &c. sc an these viii coon
disappear under the influence Of this new and won
deffui Medical discovery. am receiving esery dsv
have been cursd. i cured - psrA u. ri yvess
30. Of the very worst case Of Cafarzh - teOo-
ehial trouble had entered with FOR years i know
what II ie, and what II will do Ii 10 also 4 prevent
i've, and gives immediate reliefin colds No nm =
should b. without IT, IL ie put up In PACKAGES. WIN
full Instructions. and ssnt to any address frss per
with d0able she Z antity, and ssas slsO free pcf
nail. % recopt ofel ~ Circular Wifh esftincatss
q The proof ant On ssesipt ofs s1ree cent Postage
Stamp. Address TIP. SYNMB,
M 1s2 f.Q Yul.on Strpet Nev Ynek
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
sentineia for Safety.

There s In the blood an Independent fAcsly Of SEN
sation. which gives expression BY pain and imam
nation when foreign matters are present Hence
pain end isnsnnstioa mean sef-psossction, and are
sentinels for tho body's safety.
Ala Tie blood BY BRANDRLfn'S PILLS. 70 sate
out foreign matiere limpuritise and your pain ".
ANIMATION ard sickness Will oissn % Oely an sHsi
of q few hours.
Mis- Conssrdin, Of Reading. Schuyler Co.. N =,
was cured Of contraction uf the asu Of over yces
RRTHS Pills. The am was entirely useless fol
Principal Agency, Drandreth Heass. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
s1FIncNiAl or nxp,c.,' -. y

Dn- JoHx Buli-Dear Sir. IS.ss 49, ~. my ~ -.
Loasv's purchasing drugs. and gos euSs ~ ,s,,.
@ ;nu Sed.on btters " sonsisv ~
fatism for some time. commenced on ~ Is, tneu
a s,s, ssgn found 81: general health Improved. ~
sss me oe{n "a psd health tried the ana he
health Tor several years stomach and ,iser 49, 49,
he iinprossd very much hy the use Of your Rtss<s
larity In this settlement think coaiS sn tYS 49,.
quantity Of your mcdicisss this. iali-especiSjIv q
- Ve9oa haeteee - 111npasilla ekin ~ -
ocs3e-oeodAw1y 70. r. ~ =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

RIA EIue's AIabasfcr Cream
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
METiC IN THE WokLDi
II will net Injare the most Delicate Skin
fta presence the face cG.not be detected II can
b~ removed only by washing; and when renewed
will leave the sssn softer smoother and whittier ihsn
before Il cradcatrs every disroorann OF the face,
whether caused by exposure TO tn weiher, or ~ DIS
estc and bestows upon sill faces the
Radiant COMPLEXION OF THE YOU III
A srs,e trial proves all these statements.
And the entire eats with which II can be used,
makes its success complete.
~ Ask for La Rue's.-see that the name OF Ii
Rue Co 10 blown In the bottle. and our trade marx
At the top Of the front Label. Sold BY all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH FLINT. Propsietors.
Hartford, Coan.
&c. Wells Co.. New York; Geo. y. GOODWIN
4 Co. Boston. Msoo.. " holosale Ageu0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
SHERIrF'S SALE.
az az STATE TATE OF IOWA. %.

SHERlFFS SALE.
s saa,, s cos,E, OF IOWA. s..
II the District Court Of Scott Cosnty. Ststs Of
Iowa:
~ virtue Of q special execution issued from
The Office ofthe Clsrk Of The District Court Of
0ests County, Stats Of Iewa, in favor Of Anna
Psekss, and against George Bentley. Blisabssh
Bentley. Elizabeth 4. Bssws, adninistrstsix q
seass Of Ire Bsswn, dsesassd, Anthony Ven
Wysk. james Van wyek. John n. Day. J. J.
Dixwsll, J. L. Coils, Austin Corbin, Alfred
sally. end Lsdwig Drumming, dated NsscA 81.
leee, snd - ne directed, sonnsnliag ms tAss
efthe real estate hereafter described 81 The said
George Bentley. 1lisabstA nsnSlsy. 1lizpbsth
4. Brown, adniaistratsix sf sslaAs Of lss Brown.
deceased. Anthony Van wick, James Van
wyek. John Y. Day. J. J. Dixwsll. J. L. Cofas.
Austin Csrbi.. Alfred SuIly. ssd Ludwig Drss-
uiae. I mako Or easss 70 b nads The sum u
nine hundred and thirty (esso.Oo) dollars. vitA
interest and costs. levied upon the following
real sstats. lying sad being situated IN tie
County Of Scott ana State Of Iowa. viz: Lots
one a. and two ~, N Block one ~ Of Parksr's
addition to the City Of Davenport.
And hereby give public notice thst shall
snIer for sale at public cutlery, q the Court
House door in the City Of Davenport, County
efScott and State Of Iowa, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of April, 1858, between the hours Of o'clock
4. n. and r. n. Of said day. sale TO commence
q che hour oftwo O'Clock r. II }, Of said day, and
I will cell 10 the highest and best bidder there
fer. in cash, the above described property, OF
sufficient the feof 10 satiafy the above debt With
interest and costs.
Dated this ninth day or March. 1888.
eUSTAvUS SCHNIT0ER,
mars-3t Sheriff Of Scott Ceuuty, EswA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

A Crm Us PHornrcY OF CHARLES D,x
s>R.-in his American Notes in 1912, Dick
enc thus writes:
Year by year the tone Of public .snti.
ment wall sink lower down; year by vsar
the congress and the Senate must beco no
OF less account before all decent mon; wear
by year the memory Of the fathers Of the
hesel"tion must be outraged more ard
more 10y the bal life Of their degenerate
child"
IL there ono man in America, outside of
the arch-anarchs Of tho Capitol, who will
DENY the plain and bitter truth to-day CT
these words spoken in 1912, Is thore one
act OF that batch of Law breakers al the
s'Phoi- painting for the carmsgnols and
Tie red cap--who will deny that Charlse
Dickens had The forecast Of a ae.r when he
penned thsni
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
AUfuENTIC DOCUuINTHy

yicKssrns, MSS. Aug. 2, 1eeA
;,s 'ss nave used your valnable Cedron Dttters
praa.ss'r oencnt TO myeel IN general debility and
and miss .,ss,s syMem, pfodaced By TIE nDhealthy
81 s' s'ckseusg. Iconadensiy recom mend Is -
70 IL persons who are exposed TO unh~s Inv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
The New nsOse ONacc nbualal.~ 4.
New York.

The metropolis having suffered long
enough nom shabby Recommendations for
~ pessal arrangements, 10 about to have a
new building, in the choice architecture Of
the Hotel de Vile ~ Paris, and I, be- con.
stucted Of granite, white marble. and
wrought and cast iron. The structurc will be
three stories high, surmeunted bv = Mans.
ard roof, divsrssasd By pavilions at each
angle. and with the southern ana ..,rr,,,r.
sdby cupola, and sarisAsd with el.hcr.,.
sculpture. The great turrst and cunol.
vii b l6o feet high. Over the entabl,.
lures OF tia columns on the second storv
s,ll 30 ninstsen statues, principal anon.
Which are figures Of Amssiea. Washington
franklin, aud several allseorical asnre.
Inc building vii, cover tho entire con;csi
end OF the City Hall Park between Rrosd
way and Park row. Tho main Office 70,
postal business with the public will be car.
RED On, OF course, in the 6rst story, and the
grand entrance will be ct the south p.,il.
lion. The Offices, working departments
ETC.. Of the postal bureau will not only 90
soPy the whsls Of the basement and frs,
story, but about half Of the second nm
third floors and ell Of the fourth. m.
United states courts will occupy the second
aud third stories at the north end. and tni .
portion of the building will be sepsratca
''''a .hs poss ONCE departments on the
ssme 'ors ~ IRON gates. Tho whole build
'us wa % heated by steam, and artificial
"."A.on VIII be introduced throughout.
...', ssama'ed mt the we,k can he accom-.
f'''As~ :" '"o years, at . cost Of % 300 900
Trade fRosrxcrs.-ro those who have
been Prophesying increased depre sion IN
business the coming season wc woula
commend the following, extracted from an
article in Har,er's Weekly Cfthe An inst.
IL certainly CONTAINS much to encourage
business men and every o.her class OF citi.
xsns' cotton goods have materially at-
vanred. and mills which had stopped or
we're runn.ng on short time ere cmolovinp
more hsnde Ia the foreign drv rood
trade there . also perceptible improve
ments and the same 70 true Of business zen.
orally pot only here. bus in the New Eng.
land cod The West. Down East there are
s'ens Of disposition among the ship-build
srs 70 resume blsines. and several contracts
ave sirsaAy bsea 0sde. IN Massachusetts,
me shoe business 70 looking up; the iron
mile 81 Troy have started anew locomotive
o&s are increasing their scale Of opera.
ne building trades here and at the
p'sn'se "A amount Of work for the
- yu nssny equal to that Of last
~ r.:. AS."y Heard Of Trade reports
increase, and in the main pr..s .ssv =" =. We
Is the pleasing information m o .nA
piece mol from various quarters 70 Us
naps that the promise ofreturninr n,e es us
~ will not fail Of the fuiiii!mens; n, "
Interests involved are Of incalcuIa0.s bsns.
nt V the country.
j.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

The only way to Cnre Costive.
ness. Avoid all strong purgative pills which only
exhaust the mucous tons and wear ont nature
DR II AxsIsos's PsRlsfAL1Io Lo1nom are just the
opposite they restore the digestion, quicken the lv
and tone up the whole system; tins curing Dye
pepsa. Headache. Dizziness. Piles and all other re-
snits Of Habitual Constipation. the chief cause Of
II health. especially among women.
Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints,
known only to females. sho Md At once get DR.. ell
pans Female Pills, They produce most charming
fleet. Sold by Harrison Starks, IS Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
TO YOUNG NJ f Il.

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MO arrest Seminal Losses, 70 conquer ba1 habits
i and remove the effects of early Error, send =
cents to 0ALEN'S HEAD DfSPENSARY. Louie
vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience In this speciality.
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pr
yate or confidential nature, and ladies troubled with
% cents a. above, with brief abatement Of case, win
receive particulars for self treatment by return mail,
and thus avoid quackery. We also have Varix
CLASH which we guarantee TO yaricocele In four
DAYS The Electro Mac netc Preventive. Those de-
sirug 10 limit their oGsprifR can enclose stamp
for q pamphlet. containing cngravngs and explains
tions Of the above preventive. with essay on the
subject OF prevention. All correspondence conf
DENTAL. Address all letters to j. Il. WILLIAMS.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Uphaan's Hair Clos and Cur.
Ing Fluid s the best Hairdrssslna in the world. II
impars beautiful gloea - the Hair, keeps 10 In
curl, promotes ne growth As Prize, 90 cte bottle.
UrnAns FnRcKLI AND Pmpla DAussaxn rsmoyes
Frecsles. Tan, Sunburn, Piun1es o. the Face Soft
% cents. s
urnAn's AesnnA Crsa relieves the most vio,e.t
paroxys9s Of Aethma 10 ton minutes, aud Effects 4
speedy cure. Price. 81 package.
TBH JArASxsx uAiR SrArs colcrn the wh,.l...
and Mous,ache bcautiinl black OF brown II con-
sirts OF only one preparation. Color will not fsde =,
wash out Only 30 cents . box
sold by O. uPHAM. Is South Eighth ST.. Ph,la-
deiphis, and BY all Drnegiets Circulars sent fire.
Aise tor sale by all Druggists in Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Lsaisvilles IT, = = Asvs asguiacsas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Celebrated Venetian Liniment.
VII se wonderful cures, and instantaneous &C
ton in cases Of Chroaic nhs1nosle0. Heedec
etc. have aetoniehed the the civilissd world It's
= nev catch penny, bat article that has stood the
test Of twenty yssss. The enormous eals and rapid
IL demand 10 ct once the sufest evidence
ufits usefuiness and popularity. Try IL and be con
WINGED. No family should be without bottle II the
house hundreds Of dollars, and many hours OF sui-
ferng may be saved by its timely use. Collie. Cramp.
and ysensery yeld q 70 its paincafative prop
critics Il 10 perfectly innocent, and can be gven 20
the Oldest pesson or Youngest child NO msster, u
you have no confidence In Patent Medicincs-try this
and you win be to buy again and nmend II
10 your friends. Hundreds OF Physicians recon-
mend II In their practice. None genuine nnisss
signed, IS I Tobias" Price 80 cents per bottle
Sold BY al Druggists. Depot, s. Cortlandt st. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

SoNs years ago it was reported that es5. :
600 in Government bonds had been lost ia
an ocean steamer. and evidence thereof VI.
presented 10 Congress, whsreupon nav
bonds were issued. 1t appears now from .
statement male in Congress, that sincs that
time large por ion Of the missing bonds
have been presented at the Treasury De-
psstmsnt and paid. The Government nov
ssqurss indemnity bonds to b given BY oil
~ = whon uev securities ~ ieouod
:" 'ooss lest o. destroyed,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Few words TO tho Ladies.

Many Dadies, pariic ulary mothers nursing. COM
plain OF tired. lstless feeling, or complete exhaus
ton. on arising In the morning. On the wife and
mother devolves the responsibility Of regulating the
dutiss Of the household. Her cares are numerous,
and the mental - well - physical powers are fire.
qusntly called into reQuisiton She often nnds her
slightest occupation weary task ana existence .
burden, while 1t the same time she has NO regular
disease. HOSTErTRRB STOMACH BITTBRS,
hresortcd to at this period. will prove IN unfailiDg
remedy for this annoying lasstuds. The effects Of
this potent agent In the rosy cheek and
elastic step Of the bead Of the family, with resto
ed health and renewed spiits che takes her accus-
toned place in the family circle. n this friend in
need be regularly used, those depressing symptoms
win never be complained Of and noto nly wosld las
stude not be experienced, but many diseases fol.
lowing IN advent be avoided. A. a MEDICAL
AGENT II hes no eQna. while Its pleasing flavor and
heaithful cects have made 1t general favorits. II
10 free from all properties calculated to impair the
system. andi opsrstoae ass at once mild. soothing
and efficient. All Who have used the Bitters At
TksT ITS VIRTUES and commend its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

The Confessions and Experience
of an Invalid.
Published for The brnent, and az CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C, sup
plying Tn MxRxs or SuY-CuRR Written By one
who cured himself, Ind sent free ON receiying
post daid directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. T.. Also nee. BY the same
publisher, Circular Of DAISY SWAIN. the great
poem OF the War. dectt-o6WM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
Fiov Thousand Heads

now clothed with masses 81 rich black ard brown
hair would n they were unfortunately CIT OFF
form supply OF cHRtsTADoR0'S DYE, begin TO
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy ard gray. Manhood and beauty. ith the
one detect in their personal appearance remcdied oy
CHRlSTADORO's HAIR DYE.
rejoice in their good fortune. and recommended
to all who require perfestdye. Manufactured ny
J. CHRlSTADORO, Cs Maidon Lane, New York.
Sold BY all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dres.ers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

rus Radical penny -a-liners are consider
able on a pen picture. Here is sketch in
the Irsss Of Chief Justice Chase:
"You can see almost any day in the s,o-
lied supreme Court, the president Of the
Impeachment trial sit in bis silken robe,
Chst Justice Chase. Ii Is winter, and be
has let his beard grow, curling grey under
The chin and behind the Jaws, 30 that he
has more venerable guiss than In general
There - breadth AID length 10 his head,
grand t. study. A full soul in all the dis
c'' mutations aud large intelligeuces looks
out oil his round, bright eyes, in which the
shadows OF thou, ht roll forever. Youth
seems =" D. perennial in tina. perfect phys
'1ie. anu law aud governments to be not
'"'f the tenants but the architects Of that
superb, osH palace; the mouth is firm A.
Justce the nostrils are sensitive as mercy
or innignsti N. and the /. commandments
might be written ON the STONE t,hle. .bo,e
his eysa"
ms picture like the description Of Capt
Fomponioua Nix in The Lutle ptdi;.oton
Weekly Ooss,rsr, "is painted in n soul di,
secsinG spirit, and with . piercing insight
into the undsrcurrrnt OF the more pure,,
metaphysical workings Of the subtitle spring
OF intense passion upon the mental ty,upan
um. and commences not only a new bu
sPlendid and gorgeous era in the paramount,
ly fascinating art Of lives and times erism.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

NJ ARRIAGE a ~ ID CELIBACf.
And the Happiness Of True Manhood.
An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime Of Son..us
and the Phy siological ErroSs. Abuses and diseases
which create impediments 10 MARRIAGE, win ~.
means Of Relief sent Ia sealed letter enve, opess'
ton Hazard Aas0ei tim. Philsdalphia, Pa ieA-sln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

vyh,o ,ha Democracy otflaiua s"3t e"S
bends q the government hould % pau 70
- ca,r,ncy Il lie country. ardent he-
,,,.l;c,r. all ever sho country jump TO tne'f
ss.t and sine CO, "CoppeIhSsd repad's-
-. ara charge home upon - desire 10
- our national depth to The deep shades
Of darkness to which the rebel debt has
tsen 20 ish'ecusly consigned. Bat Tor all
ms abuse which obey arc pleased TO hurl az
the heads Of Democrats who know their
duty aud dAsc to perform II, We notice that
numerous Republicans are getting strange
ly effected with that awfully disloys' ssn''-
msns Of paying bonds 10 grssnbaeks;
Down in Indiana the Repuo"'a"
Coo,ent;on vent 50 far as to aaoP' 'l"s po'
;cr-tnoripr that the people would ADOPT
:, an, how in the fall elections.
Down in Ohio. also. the Republican State
Convention, recently held, saw the came
flaming handwriting upon the wall, and
reading their doom, sought to ave:t its force
and effect by sna'ching this great Demo
cratic principle and incorporating i into
their platform. As follows it was re-
solved:
"Ihat the Republican party pledges itself
20 tie lawful payment Of the public debt
according TO the law under which the 52C
bonds were issued said bonds TO be paid in
tic currency Of the country, which may b.
a ls l-tendcr when the government shall b,
49,. sd In r.f..eru aurh honAa
"lha, We heartily approve Of the policy
&c ongrcss in Arresting the contraction, and
e,-ve that the issue Of currency should b,
commemorate with the industrial and com
mcrc,Al interests of the people.
That Justice and sound policy requirs
thst oil property should bear its equal share
IL the public burdens, and that this princi
pie on ;ht to be applied 10 oil United Statsi
bond, hereafter issued. BY making them Ia
bic. bv express provision Of law, 20 taxation
precisely AS other property" -
No, only arc they coming TO vspudiat
paying gold on bonds. do yeu see but the.
ere getting mighty willing that the bond
holders shall be taxed on their bonds tn
same ~ the hard working man 10 taxed o
his COW and pig. Wonderful condssccnsion
A short time ago il vas traitorous, disloy,
and copperhsad in the extreme to think
psrpe.rasins 90 foul an act upon the mob
ard sslf sacri6sing bond holders Of the Ian
I" to ask them 70 pay any tasss whakev'
upon their Thousands, and tens aud hui
drsds efthousands invested in bonds moi
especially was Il an objectionable sin TO d
nsnd that the interest on these bon<
should be paid in currency instead Of gsi
Do you mark the changess Mark the
well. Upon these living issues sprang /
the ever vigilant Democracy OF the land, Il
next presidential contsst is to be fought.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

The oaly remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague and
Fever that 10 or can be depended upon 10 Hurley's
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands cured By
using It who havs tried tho usual remedies without
benefit; but in NO CASE HAS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

10 do il ourselves 1t should not only be
made attractive for the boys. but also for
the gisls, fes family 10 not complete with.
out daughter. l pity family Of boye
that have no sister. Mark what refining
influence sister has over her beothers
Let the "front room" be opened let them
receive company and enjoy themselves.
Show then that yoa take an interest in
.ncm: Keep hores that the boys won't
% ashamed 20 ride after, and lot them use
MIN occasionally. Keep good tools. and
plenty Of Them. Use machincry to do your
woss With. il yeu can afford to. Doa't kill
soe boys TO work when small: some man
never grow - tall - they would If thev
sere not worked 40 hard when young
Don set then to work % soon % thsv .et
up from dinners let them rest little.
believe that man will accomplish mees in
eleven hours BY taking one hour for re,t
'han ne will otherwise. mans work
must DO very driving to require mere THAI
we've hours for days work, at any time
Of the year. Go in whom il rains" not
work out in hard shower; a person tloes
Mt feel any more comfortable for being wet
10 the skin. DO your work in ito proper
season. Think there are very few Who
would not prefer to do almost ANYTHING
rather than the hrsk corn on cold dav out
OF doors, pick apples. or make cider when
the Thermometer isa, the freezing point.
Il i surprising how some people treat their
children; they do not give them credit for
knowing anything. and al they seem TO
care for is TO get II the work they cas out
OF them. Under such Circumstances. I
, us, , y would be surprising if tbs boys did
nsSs several literary and Horticultural q.
n'ngs read'ng. instead of going to the s,or.
or tavern. Have = colee,ioe o. n 1870 49,
boaks. containing useful inform,,;su T
them 70 repair tools. mend b,rns.... yso"
ehsy N! Hike farming all The better g. w. 80
detseasdine how 10 do these thines. In,.,
~ 'nsa in farming in every way you car
Ask their advice, and follow il sometims.
even though you think some other wsv hat.
yer. u they are musically inclined. s,atif,
toem ~ buying some musical insernmsns.
AND encourage them in the use Of Il (3;r.s
especially, sheuld know how TO NAV on ~,
the different instruments from ~ wash;r.
machine 70 the piauoforte.-lP n,L,A1ssS
Country Gent
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-09-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EBY virtne Of an order Of tho. Honorable the
- Court of Ordinary of Cobb county, Ga, will
be sold before court house door in the city OF Mariet
TIA said County ofC Obj, during the legal hours OF
sale on the first Tuesday il November next the fol-
lowing real estate .to-wit:
Lot of land Number 229 in the Goth District and 2d
Section containing 100 acres more less and the
South W. st Corner of lot Number $50. in the Goth
District and Cd Section, containing 40 acres more or
less both of said lots lying and being in said county
Of Cobb.
Said at administrations sale as the property OF the
estate Of James Parks deceased late ofsahl county,
for the benefit Of the heirs and creditors Of said de-
ceased. Terms Cash. This September Is, 1863
f. NJ. PARKS Admir-.