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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

nAISY. By the author Of the &C Wide,
Dwide World, ~ &c. $l.75.
BEAUMARCHAIS. An historical novel, Illus.
trnted-paper, $l.50 CLOTH 81.
A LOST NAME. BY j. $. LIE Fauce. SOC.
BRAKESPEARE; or the Fortunes Of Free
Land By the anthss Of "Gay y Liyingsten:" -, Soc
DENTISTRY. BY j. Tan. Second edition, Illus
trated. $3.50.
MATERIA MEDICA for the use Of Students
THE PUPILS OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE.
By the author or the tsHeir Of Redclife.n xL75. 4
old DECCAN DAYS; or Hindoo Fairy Le-
gends Current In India. BY NJ. Frere. SI.Go.
new book for the young. Sl.25.
with many other new and popular works, for
sale by WOODHOUSE a. PARHAM.
je 8-3t t.t' So ~ .
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Cosy1crs ARRIVED. MIR. Wardwell re-
ceiyed, yesterday, Lewis Kelly alias Hugh
Southworth, from King George, sentenced
to nine years and eight months, imprison-
ment for grand larceny; also, John Ames,
from Gloucester, sentenced to two years for
forgery, and William Thornton lnegro) sen sen
teneed to FIVE, years for burglary.
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VARIATIONS IN MUSIC seem to the unpracticed
ear dlsagreeable rs contortions Of the body are
to the eye. The plain, simple ballad, however, Is
alike pleasant to the most sful professor and the
merest tyro Then why In mixed audience, do
the drtistes render popular tunes in such way
that least four-ffths cannot recognize their own
familiar songsY Not so In ali callings. Those
most skilful professors, the LEVY BROTHERS, ad-
yertise their goods In such terms that
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B1SKauprcY Since the Office of Regis.
ter Bond was opened in Richmond nearly
.one thousand persons in this district have
taken advantage Of the, bankrupt law.
About forty have been discharged, and it is
a noteworthy fact that there have been no
discharges in any other district IN y the ttls
southern States, No applications have
been made since the Isl t2sof June, .,,s
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49, 8ei.z. ,tf .s-' SALES. .'''
Corn.-White, 1876 bushels damaged at S1.15: 400
bushels ut $l.B. Yellow. 81 bushels at $Ll8.
Mixed. 200 bushels at SLIT; so bushels at SLlS ;
200 bushels at 81. 18. et5+ & 1 f,.s -.
Rye.-l7o bushels good at g. 673. 80 re.<I - -
HedLWhite, bOlted % bushels on private terms.
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8itltulond 9ispatrt.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY..

Purcaasers of Real Estate sold betoee,s the first
dag Of january and ae. first day of July aytte
tdreS thereon for the carre7at year. 81
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STATIoNERY; BOOKS, &c.-y. WALL
y TURNER. iiN Main street u selling STA.
TfOSERY and everything tn tne nooxS nns. "
NV yaurse}yes. 1M the latest NOVELS on hand.
Rear in mind that you can get efe4ythtnE ffon .
dajlv newgpaper to Bible ut
"a TURNER'S SHOP. lila Main strees.
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GROCERIES. &c.

TIVE GREATEST LUXURY: I'm THE
WORLD Is GOOD TEAsAND ROASTED
,nrrEE. The place to buy il Is at j.. III.
,TTUONY'S Tea Store. I'll Main street Best
ncnnnnwdcr Tea at Se.25 per pound; superior
po,.,cd Coffee. the best In the city Trenton
Nine and Family Crackers, Ginger Snaps, Spice
lnmhcS. Day 4 Martins Blacking. Six doors
.hnyc the Spotswood Hotel. les
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
, s., RICHMOND, June 8, 1858.
nrpRprNGQ

Whedt.-White 20 bushels. Red, 28 bushels.
C0rr.-White, s22 bushels. Yellow, so bushels.
Mixed, el0 bushels. .rTs -~& ,esrr E~t
RYe.-274 bushels. -.t. ..-- .s.g" /.
MedL.-40 bushels.
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THE DUEL1srs UNDER Arrest. .-ou
readers have hardly forgotten the due
which took place about two weeks ago neal
Camp Grant between Colonel Reed and
Major Porter, two army officers stationed Al
this post. Early last week the parties en-.
gagged in the duel wrote the following lette,
to the editor of the Southern Opinion
-.--s." !" RIcHaosD, VA, June 2, 1868. ].
Oh. Ri1es Pollard, Editor Southern ai
s go 29 Opiaioa, Richmond, Ta. !:
g It is rumored that you intend in the
next issue of your paper to. make certain
comments concerning an affair between
army officers reported to have taken place
on Thursday last. -. ~ .,,.,s s..f .e~.rf
&C You are hereby informed that we, the
undersigned, will at sight hold you person.
ally responsible for any comments that may
now or hereafter appear in the Southern
Opinion relative thereto. -. .s,,r 80.
aH B, REED.
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baked daily, and made in the very best manner, OF
the best material, at 'E-ah ..5S :. 2. . !,
j. C.. BAGNALL'S BAKERY IT. r. ii
220s Main street g,4aa.s tg,Tr
between Twenty second and Twenty-third streets.
Orders promptly attendedto. 5e6-
D. BRIGGS'S OLD ESTABLISHED
10 RICHMOND BAkER -
ESTABLISHED 1851 - 81.
Is NOW BAKING ONE-THIRD MORE THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT 800
IN THE CITY. sEs s.~s, S.s+s
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at is ordered that the City Council lie
respectfully requested to order perempto-
rily that the chain-gang be employed every
working day the hours named in the ordi-
nance regulating the chain gang at sweep
ing and cleaning the streets, or any other
work that is necessary to be DONE, So,
A Copy-Teste - 3D.,
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NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
4 IN RCoKs we wtll senti Arr BOOK. no nat
Tar by whom pnblishcd manufactured or .ss sayss.s
tised 70 any address, poc-paid 1n pc0
RookseIjers and StstienerS
EyncaburN. W &
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
SPECIAL wOTICEs.
ID r. j A M II g.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK EOSrITAL.'
J. New Orleans. Ls-. established in iS5a) and for
the las. six years lccsied in Crcago-ihe n, ost sue
eessfal Sss.sist 81 tho age IA .Ae treatment of Al,
consulted atis Office and rooncs 80 RASpoLps srsryr
CsEsgR oF Ds.EeoEs srEEsr, Up sTArs. upon the
t.e4sment oi ChTcne, Nefcarisi, Syphilitc Blood
and Skin Disessss. and n. Disorders OF Co
v-percai cazractsr-wh.eh ne cures vi,hcut the use
% mr. .carv iodine palaces, arsenic, or apy paisop
bat with h. NErrEaIizSs "a positive cure FOR ali I'm.
nars and blood poisona.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such IS Seminal Weak
ne-s. Socturel and Durnal Emissions brought on by
saure OF the organ, early indescreton excuses OF
misunderstanding loss OF memory, confusion, de.
pression dinnes OF vision, aud often times insan.
~, with a G-plorable train OF other eymptors-
tfested and radically cured by invaluable method
ssyirg time and expelse. All diseases peculiar 10
the sexual organs OF private character radically
and permanently cured.
Old diseases OF the most horrible class whore the
blood has become poispned-p:odacing bloteAos %
the face email watery tn the head and
bonee-ulccracd throat and nose. ooseo on the lmhe
and body icrotnla-together with an endless mum.
Der OF Enthusiastically and permanently cured
Ds. JAsEs il recommended BY the pres Of he
county. by professors OF medical colleges and by
the medical profess!on generally. Those afflicted
should apply TO him and be cured at once.
d. JAxxs can be consulted. conAtentially, By let
ter, o. Box e96, Chicago, ILL.,. enclosing stamp for
return answer; or at his Office and parlosp, - Ran.
doph street. corner Of Dearborn street, from A.
N. to 9P. N. Ten fcparste rooms. and private en-
trance aud exits. that patients never come in
contact With each other. Everything private and
confidential.
Just puh iished, by DR.. james two pamphlets, on
SPTRs1rosRuxA and SyrrrIi.. and both sent N
sealed envelopes TO any address. receipt Of ten
cent?. or three red postage etainpes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08


A plsin statement OF facts. inherited scrofnla.
and many OF my relations have died OF IT, In 1899
nv case was frigh,fnl. Tumcrs and ulcers spread.
until in 1912. under the advice Of my physicians. l
went to Avon Springs. Hrece,ved no senent-tried
every medicine and did everything csNld. had to
rest my arm . cushion, and had not been able to
raise II TO my head in over . year. The discharge
nom two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended; but pronounced dangerous.
could rot sleep, and my su6eringe were ntolerable
A friend brought me an English physician. who ap-
piled salve with which he said he had accomplish
dextraordinary cures IN the hospitals In England
II commenced to relieve; persisted in its use; IL
finally effected perfect and entire cure. tits now
lsH. II ia Eve years since had the appearance Of .
scrcfulous sore, and my health ha Q been good ever
since procured the receipt OF this wonderful arti
cls-this blessing OF humanity ana have called II
"PAsE's CLIMAX sAlvs." and allsw the public to use
It not they choose. This Is brief but candid
statement, given more fully in ny circular.
INV YoRx, Oct. Is, 1855.
al hive known J n Page ESQ, OF Geneva, N. r,
for many years. lie 10 one OF the nrst citsena OF
Western New York. saw him last week in good
health. His case was most remarkable enc. but
actually true In every particular Jsisnsdl
We have watched the unaided but growing favor Of
"PAcE's CLxAx SALyr,' and availi.g ourselves Of
the knowledge OF its wonderful curative powers,
have become proprietors OF the came.
Its surs cure fer Barns. ecalds. 6erofala, Salt
Rhesm, Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Froet Bites,
Chilblaine. stinEs, Bruises, Cuts, Swsllngs, &c.
whether upon man or bsast. II iubdves pain and
inflammation with snrprising celebrity, and heals
burns without a scar. No family should be without
Z. II is always wanted, and Is always ready. We
win forfei. dozen boxes for any single failure. We
believe there never anything like in the world
II s put I'D in tin boxes with the name Pages Gil.
max Save" Stamped on the Bottom Of the box
None c'heris genuine. Sold By dealers in Medi
cines everywhere. Tryi Price only IS cents.
WHITE ROWLAND, rroprictcrs, IS Liberty
Street, New York. cSw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
STATE ECEns.

The Buchanan county Balstin says
stacking 10 fiuishcd aud threshing is pre-
crossing vcry rapidly. The yie'd IL is'
better than wss ar.ic. oa.od, the avsrage
viii B. aboat igenty bushels 70 ihc acre.
Some new feds viii resch thlIiy-hTe, sa'
very many CT them thirty. The grain L
p,unp and heavy. It's coming into mar
aet freely.
Tho Black Hava county papers all
orree In saying that IL. wheat crop cfshat
county this season exceeds By far any thing
c-.r before realized. Tia average crop
throughout. tAe county will be something
more than twenty bushels psr acre Some
fields yield as high as thirty and thirty
Eve bushels, while bat few will go undsr
twenty. Corn is very forward aud promi-
ses very large crcp. Owing to the ex.
trcmely dry weather, the vegetable crop
will DO rather light.
Tho Hampton. Chickss.r county
Courier says it hears of several wheat fields
in tina. locality which sill DO 70 brs. on,
but has no exac. figures. Samuel Row, o.
Dayton, two miles vest OF that 30n, thrssh
Cd s25 bushels Of No. wheat from II
acre.--no more and 10 less-giving Isl
bushels to the acre. Capt. keynon, o.
New Hampton township threshed, we or.
told, $50 bushels from 2G acres-2li bush
els to the acre, Of nice, plump wheat Al
ever went to market. Wheat is brinsin,
good price, and everybody is happy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08

Great hue-and-cry has been msds by the
rads for the past few days over tho YER
mont election. rorgsiiul Of their total loss
OF Oregon AMI in seyeral other elections,
they have jumped "high-daddy' over the
,s.urns from the Green Mountain State.
where nothing vas 10 bs gained or lost by
them.
The editor Of the Rock Island Argus. ar
old Vermont editor, who has the facts anS
figures before him, very pertincnsly ask.
what the RAIDS find in tho returns 10 wsrran.
90 much blowing They have now crawlsd
down from $4,000 to u 900, aud the pros
poet is that they wi have to came down
lower. naes ia. mtle any coi telss 10
rsIic ism IA Y IT. The follow ng
statement of the sa,i " Vernon, since
1854. may ssrv-. p.snrr- = cnliratcn rad
icahsm little:
Polk Ciar Bieser ro'al o.. ,aj.
isA-is.oso 2eT7o aoi is.76 .e.Nsi
Cas-. Taylor. vaa laren.
lsis-io..ss 2sl2e Ia.'7 go, 9G.eil
Pierce. Sc1tt. iple
1859 -ls.ou 2llia s.6st 4T.sas i7.ts.
Buchanan Fremont fimerc
SO 10 $50 80 Sci 80 5o.af5 AL
benoer.t Ea.ntf zoos,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
sP&ggAg. NOTICES,
BAD TASTE.

In tho month In the morning 10 one OF tho symptoms
Of bieus condition or disordersd state Of the
liver. and should rot FER asinglc dav be neglected
IS II 10 but the premonitory symptom OF train OF
evils and the very seeds Of disease Procure Of
Roback's Blood Pills. administer them according to
the directions accompanying each box, and the DIM
Guilty and danger Of disease will at once be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
Tar amount Of taxation far ~. cn,,,

TaE amount Of taxation for the nurpcses
Of the National Government alone il equal
to fourteen dollars to every man, wsm. n
and child in the Union. The fact that this
enormous burden 10 upon the people, and
the question is how they can reduce it. ere
vastly mere importsn. to them than oil the
masiy Issues which The radicals era .nd.s.
ve,ing 10 unsar.h,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
DIR. SHALLENBERGER'S
FEVER AGsE ANrlDOTE.

Has been before the Public 15 years
Those who nave used i. don't need to b. told Of
It's merits bat for the benefit OF sthers We publish
few testimonials, and say
TRY IT.
Ficrs Pos rss Pso.LR-DR. EsaiLlarpRsos.'s r.
viR Aoys AKrIDorR
HARRINGTON, Iowa. Aug. 81, 1855.
GsSrs ~ oar pills have, TO my knowledge. given
the beet satisfaction of any medicine have ever sold.
We have NJ old customers for your pills. from thu
fact that bottle never iai TO cure the most %.
stinaie cases. Those who have used them recon.
mend then TO ethers, and could produce testimo-
ny IN every case where used that they have
to effect permanent cure.
One old Rensleansn tells me Inst VIXEN BE- invested
sl3p in your medicine IL OF tbs best invest
yer and ague ever two years, and nothing would CT
feet until one box OF your piiIe did the work.
And now, for more than yesr, he has cot felt the
slightest eymptens OF return Of tie disease. See
Advertisement. ALLtx EsSRrIcEs, Druggist
LYNN, Mass, October e5.h, 1865.
On. SHtILEsByssER- Dear Sir: have beea for
eleven wesks click with Fever and Agae contracted
home from Alexandra, Va. and then had shake
every two days for . week, after which had . &c
we're attack every day for eight weeks without enc
exception, which weakened ms SO that! was anable
to walk. All thesenine weeks had two doctors
attending me- bat they coull not stop the 81 skes,
nor csen'help them. Ny brother ra,nc home from
Alexandra, and brought me = bottle Of Jour pills.
Hertcommcnded thsm very highly. and said they
had cured him Al once OF very severe attack. 1
neglected 20 take tire pills for WHILE being discour
aged BY the doctors. bat 1t last concluded to take
have had the least align chin Cor soias weeks
here . great many. soldiers sunsfine Il she zane
nsSsns ssss Z : ssss ss ss'sa . asf:
II Z ii;1 E;s. ,. 'sosaas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
i NATIONAL TRUST 60.
Ofths ci Of New Tesk. No. ass Broadway.
CAPITAL seNE NtAseAlllN DOLAx a g Z

Capital, CIV r Mt1st4lOV skS,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
Darius r. Eangain, President. James Merrill. Sec
re'sry. Receives Deposits and SLOWS FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST ON all daily Baiancee, - beet 10
Check Al sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS FOR SIX
Months. or mere. may be m ads At ave per cont.
Tie Csn,l.l foNE MILLION DOLLARS Is divided
amer 3 over seA Shareholders, comprising many gen
temen of large wealth and financial experience who
are ala, PERSONALLY liable to depositors for all abl
their capital stock AZ the NATIONAL TRUST
CO., recesves deposits in large or suau anounts,
and permits them TO be drawn as . whole or in part
ailovtne Interest on all daily balances, parties
throughout the country can keep aecounte In this
IpstItu ton til special advantage Of security con-
ven iencc and pr0si je22 d&wem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
To Dye, or not to Dye?
THAT Il The QUERY.

IRE CHRlSTADoRO's DYE. and none will ieerye
CHxsrApoSeS Ham pnssrsv.rIvH
ASS rEtrTrtr-.-1i Is actually erocting wendess.
People with their hair almost ruined By the use OF
ce.cterioas ncsYums ere nov rejoicing in ll=u-
rant crop, and this has been accomplished by q
shor iuse of tho above wonderful corr pound.
Sold by Drug st. and applied BY all Hair Dres.
ers Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane Princra
Dept. No. Astor Hu-so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
MERINO S O AP /!

The superiority OF the materials used. and the
chemical combination ofthem. Is Of such scientific
nature that the Merino sosp 70 perfectly Neutral and
mild, and cannot injurs the texture OF the most deli
cate fabric, whilst 10 washing OF cetsfsivs proper
ties are truly astonishing.
The Merno Soap can be used By rubbing on the
clothes in the usrsl way brtKcut In fhavings and
dissolved In hot water, the clothes soaked for half
an hour In the solution It's extraordissry detersve
properties will be more fully obtased.
ore pound will 60 SO far three pounds OF any Of
The so called lsbsr-ssyng, but clcthesrosinr Fam
i!y Soaps IN the market
Sold BY 8rocers and Dealers N Soaps al over b .
United ststcs, and Wholesale BY the MaA1factarers.
yH.Aeone. VAN EIaRgen 4 Co..
g. South Front Street. Philadelphia. or "a Barclay
strest. New York Sold by r. q. BALLoRD. pa
export. HENRY DARTS SONS, Rock Island, and
| The tEsie generallY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
Io:Tals Lie. Pills and rhUaix Eittrrs

The most successful medicines In the world. Med
zeal men. csrgruen. philanthropists. all acknovl
edge they performing wonderful effects in rssel
ofphvsica weakness. billions secrctons. dy spepfia
loss ofappctite. diseases of the liver and skin. Mot
fats Life Pills the best Cathartic and Blood pur
fer oscred TO the public. They cleanse the system
by al prucgi..s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08

iaE radicals expeni slsl $50 900 per
ahncEn 10 carrying on tbs government in
time OF pssce. Il cost the psople undo,
democratic administrations only s57,s7l.
ooo per annun to carry on the so.ornmsnt
'os tne ten years preceding the war. lie,
rs have peace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08

".spd toiai ..-..fls employees a.
yearly compensation OF ASA 40
Tss ST. Louis Times says. and everv one
kn"ss that Frank Blair was nominated for
inc spsasership Of the Thirty seventh Con.
gress ny the "ioil - John Hickman and
soPpotssa by Bingham, CoiI,x, Cons ling.
ns'y' Lovely, Sherman and fs-ty..hree
osners' on the hfss ballot, when his mama
was ~'ha'a"n. Thsse same Radicals
ssw vie With each other ia dsprec.,ipg II.
election 81 Blair bss.use hs is a. r.bsl and
traitor" Blair has been a cou,.,.,, .,,;
slavery Union man. His former friends
and partisan associates have s.ultis.d
themselves. The difference between Rad.
saiism aud Unionism 10 that between black
and white, between the Congress and
Blair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
.NOTEA BEVERAGE.

Unlike most OF the Bi,tefs Of the present day. Dr..
Robaek . are not intended pleasant stimulating
whisky beverage. bat are perfectly medicinal. con
tanning only suiicien pure bourbon whfsky to hold
In solution the medicinal sxtractive matter from
which they are composed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
s.cp,o.s gzsarty Co.ney Ccases.'
cze-.

-. csaveniica'of Sac Peoples party ssa-ias-
.~hia i, Ea!e~ats Convention on the l2ti DAY
:. a.,.r.nber. lsss. a. ~ oclock a. rA.. o. the
Ta.r, nease in Davenport. 10 nominate canii-
Ss,e. 70 BE supported a Sac general election i,
November next. for .he othces OF I State Senator
"a all the vacsney aec1si aaei by the rcsignation
\. A. u. Lariner, Recorder, CLERK Of District
court ard Coroner.
Tae bks.s OF repre Eeatation Is upon the vote
cas-, for Ion. W. w. Cones aithc fall election Of
1851. IA the several town ships, and on the vote
cssi for Hon. NJ. Donanne Tor Mayor ~ the
rprng election of 1865. withinthe city OF Ds
senpori IN the several Wards, VIII ch gives the
following representation in said convention
Davenport township, (oatside OF city, ).......E
Davenport. Civ, Isl Ward 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08

- business msn wish 10 pay four hun.
cred and seventy one millions Of dsllars 10
taxes yearly, aad have the national deb
increased. even With 20 enormous an
amount Of revenue. let them vote for Con.
ersss::by voting fer Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
AnlOunce of;Pr.~...;

An lOunce ofiPreventive
Isworth pound of tcure Fever snd Aeue car be
prevented in all climates and in all hv
the constant use Of Robscke Stomsch Bittcr.. and
oftines the very worst cases have b.cn cnred BY
their timely uee. Perscns iiring In naiarcus dis
triets should neve, be without them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
Tie primary lEestlags 10 lie

TIE primary meetings 10 .lec. said delegates
~ ~ j. toe scvrrsi - 'ds ofthc city efDaven-
ysrt. AID liz tht several townships outside of the
etr. ~ ~ heidea on tse saturday previous to
~. a. tse 4th Of September, NJ Tie h0as OF 2
z. ~. outside Of theClty OF Davenport, aud IT
O'clock p. VI; within thu city oil Davenport,
saess otherwise ordered by TIA loca, commit, :
tees
BY order o. he County Central Committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
6 GA p

Tas undersigned, known 20 the public az Manu-
fac.zrers OF Pare. In.au It'd Family and Fancy
ss-ps, have .o-n: n ~ Years and mach OF their
means IN educating TIC Iu.sc 70 believe the facts
that ''so-callcd chcsp or T-Dieed'' soaps being
s-cthe dearest and III goo
pore sosps. although apparently dsrrsr. IRE the
chespsst. They have reason to know that their
seacLins has had ;r pyo2ar essc: r2ou the minds OF
intelligent housekeepers, and believing the time
has come when resly Superior soap viii be appre-
ciated they now PIT In the market an artile which
they are confident 10 the bes. Family Washing Soap
oereeto the People Of .hs or any other County
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
EOIYND

That after repeated trials Of other renedeg. Ro.
baeks Stomach Bittese, Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills ere the best medicines extant TO cure the dis
eases for which they are recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08

A MISERABLE. LIFE
10 that OF the dyspeptie. Why suffer when Rossck'
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will surely are You
They can be ATTAINED Of any druggist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-08
=. N. nURPMY.s APPOINT.
NgE HTy0

DenccraP IN the several locations will please
make rfl ncecfli regulations FOR the above NICE
trsa. I'M. WALKER.
Chairman OF Dem. State Con, Com.