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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

The officer of the U. s. Engineer Corps Who
has bee n examining the Kennebec river, with
view TO the improyementof the navlgation,
proposes to remove what is known as Boiler
Rock, and to otherwise improve what is known
as The Gut The. Engineer recommends
that Boiler Rock be removed to a depth of II
feet, requiring 20 cubic yards of blasting winch
at $50 per cubic, yard, would cost $500. the
point of ledge contracting the channel at up
per He'll Gate be blasted of, Requiring about
1900 cubic yards at "a per yard, $6O09; deepen
ing the bar about midway between upper He'll
Gate and Arrowsic bridge, so as to affordf
channel 100 feet wide and 10 feet deep atS1aean
low water, requiring II 900. cubic yards OF
would cost $500; and 10 per cent. for contin-
gencies, $500. Total required for the propos-
ed imp ovement, SIG 500.
The Gardiner Journal states that Weston
Cunningham of that city, who was SO severely
kicked by a horse last week that there was
supposed to be but small chance for him to
live, has availed himself Of that chance so tar,
and is getting better. -, ~. s.ts4. f..i., j
/ Preparations are being made for a masked
ball in Augusta on the 18th of February un7
der the care of gentleman who understand all
the requirements of such an occasion. = '.A
The Ellis Saw Company, at West Water
vile, was organized last year with a capital of
S60,0C0, and manufactures saws and wood-saw
frames, giving employment to 80 men. .sidsb 80
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.EayY w sherif's Sale.

ShcTlH y SAFE.
CuMBERLASp, S. '.r. H' '.s 1.. '.... g.
ATTACHED on Writ and will be sslJ at pohIis
hauction, to the hishes bidder, on Mouaay. Ian !.
uary 21tli, A. ID. 1868, al O'Clock In The atternoon
4 the auction rooms Of &c Bahey l6S Fore street
CORTLAND the toll2wiag personal property, 10 Wit
Spices, Saleratns, soap, Starch, Coffee; Brooms,
Ras; flpes. Canues, Salt, TOb9eco, Lard, Matches.
stove, ctocl, Scales, lamps Measures. Tools,
&c Xc, y. n. PERRY, Deputy Sheriff.
January I'D ls;S ja2iltd
= -. ~. -.s.n-l-- y ! = - - =
TO Let, aITul
TNHE Second story OF tho lower store in Donnelt
Il new block opposite M0odman's corner Of Mid
tlle-aoa Vine streets. Sait room Is 100 feet by p
II has % windows IN d. very vide handsome en-
trance on middle 81 and il the best room tor any
Jobbing OasiileSs, pIat IN the CITY Apply 10 W
IL y n Wv. p. PH1EIiPS no
...a 900. A. Ia Fore Street.
January "a. eosltt q iiii1t-2l p'1 %
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From Branch 09ce Yesfeyia Union Telegraph.
Ar at New York 23d, sebS elaeob I Alburger. nom
Ar at Buenos Ayres New 20, bar1ue Norton Slower,
Sid fm Matanzas i2th,nst bris Chariena, Nichols,
Boston.-L Il sr1HAAE ~ " 4 aAn y AL
Ar at Havana 10th, brig Sportsman, i'm Havana
from Phiadelpia. MW
Cid 18th. sch Lottie. Henley. Sierra Morena.
Peters, from Boston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

Mr.. ALEX. McKoNE has erected a large
wooden building in Westbrook, between
Woodf9rd's and Morrill's Corners, where he
carries on the currying business quite extern
sively. The building is sixty feet long by thr-
ty-fourr wide, and is three stories and hall
high, There are benches arranged for about
twenty, workmen, alb of which have a good
light. Mr.. Mex. purchases most Of his stock
in Boston, and after its being curried in his
establishment he finds a ready market in this
city for the whole Of it. The leather from this
establishment is very much liked, and Mr.
McKone has manifested considerable enter
prise in constructing this building, and OPEN
ing this business with so much life.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

.sssssE DIR. .S.FITCH,S.E ttatss
ssFamily Physician -,
Seventysi six pages: price 25 cents Sent to any adj
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved. Itsa perfect guide to the
sick orindisposed. Address DIR. 8. 8. FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. Jan29diy
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.vyWhy Suffer from Sores POI
When byathe use ot the eARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured. 1T has relieved thousands
from Baras, sScesids, Ckapped Hands Sprains Cuts.
jpoands, and epery Con,pidf int OF the Slin Try 1T
AS 1t costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask for o..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

Cafarrh, n endacbe, bad breath. HHeasse-
ness, Asfbma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, &c.,
And an disorders resulting from Clldsin
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,oa Catarrh but
L.OOS EMS it; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath ant Headache
,aftnys and soothes and burning heat IN Ca
tarrh; is so mild and agreeable in its effects
'n"' II p pos 'iNNseYSss,lEg *. @. E.l ssh
CURES WITHOUT .SNEEZING!
Assa Trocie Powder, is pleasant to the taste
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of Ccolaess and
f,I..- r-.--......r.. q, Comfort. 10 p ~ IL
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world! 'i
Try ii: safe, Reliable and only SIS cents.
Sold BY Druggists, or mailed free, address n !
- F~A@4 COOPER, WILSON s. CO.,
- Projectors, Philadelphia. 4
w. W. Whipple & Co, rtland, General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Geo. c. Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
BIRD, Boston; J. W. Perkhls 81 Co, W. #. Phillips
Nov 14-sSeod& Won
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10 sd4 KNOX COUNTY.

The JRockland Democrat understands that
Mr.. Neyes, late proprietor OF the Saoo Demo-
Graf is negotiating with Democrats of Knox
county tor the establishment Of aDamocratic
paper in Rockland. ,,.,,,--.-t I. f,ryy rsts.
At the annual meeting of the Knox Agri-
cultural and horticultural Society, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year, 10 viz: President-Titnothy )" Williams
Vice Rresidents,--N. A. Farwell, Natli'l Az
ford, I. r.. Simonton, Warren Blake, G. j .
Russell Trustees Ebenezeru, Oils, 4,4Au- !
gustns Alden, b. w, Counce, W.H. Meservey,,
and John q. Cutting. Secretary-Edwin.
Sprasue. Treasurer eremiah Tolman. ~ !
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THERE was no business before the Munich,
pal Court yesterday.
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1--WE NOasHag NHera

j'2iass y , a AoNOe PLUM ST.
Dissolution OF Copartnership!
THE Partnership heretofore existing botwseR
II Clark, Read Sm ALL was dissolved on the alta
day otDeceInber IL Z BY the leah OF VIM. NJ CL TX.
II. Q. Wheeler has assoeilted himself with the
naming partners under the firm name Of Wheeler,
cad anu Small, The affairs ofthe ate fiji win he
settled and business continued by hem at he old
stand 157 Commercial Street cor. Union. $50
- y A-AsA+ III. @ WHEELER,
e. JOS. W. REED,
+ M - EIHsAl GEO 81. SMALL, In " I.
( Portland Jan. "a, 1scs. div
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pENoBscoT COUNTY.

The Bangor Wing says a prize fght,Itha
was to have come off at Newburg Center,
which had attracted quite number Of foughs
and fancy men, was knocked in the head by
one OF the puglists' backing down jgiissad' 4
The Wing says Mr. David s > Lombard Of
Brewer, died very suddenly, on Wednesday,
last. He was writing at a table in his house
and dropped dead from his chair. The cause
was undoubtedly an affection of the heart,
bought to a fatal termination by a cold and
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prsAsTEsA. S5'SNVC

Ship Nicobar, Bellamy, from Calcutta Tor Boston
went ashore in Herring Cove near Provincetown
In the snow storm OF the 2ist. She does not leak
rough weathGrwould probably go TO pieces In me-
date measures Were taken to save the cargo which
is valuable one and Is insured. The vessel regis
tiers 5ss tons, was built at Bath ls5s and is under
Briiish eoi9rS: ~ IlaDl y LIS " .LtOJ
BIZ brig E Woodwork, from Windsor, Ms, tor
New York. which got ashore at Low Beach, near
Sankoty Light, WIS got aaoat by wreckers. but she
leaked so badly they We're Obliged to beach her 10
prevent sinking. She has been stripped and will he
sold as she hes 1t issaid she is first class vessel
recently launched, aud cost 50 1000, gold.
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YORK COUNTY.

1 B. F. Chandler, Esq., us. Civil Engineer
has been detached from dutya Superintendent
of improvements at Charlestown Navy Yard,
and ordered 70 resume his old position at the
Kittery yard ''' ~ 3 M
The new y. y, Contooc0ok was taken in-
to the Dry Dock on "Wednesday. 81 y
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Nellie NJ Dawson, ,BostenJ 3 Gould, So Hiram

Mrs N johnson, ,I do .ni,5l, s'ya1anioI -a-
, ..,,. .i.f, COMMERCIAL HOUSE. y4Hl E9itE
W Miller, Rowland Geo suley, Parks Head
Mass1 aa BSaefora ruWT9gsSn do
| B Hall, u . I. do u J whitney, So Danvers
"a Aa Gou1 I'd. W .,Ir 81 Dawes, Harrison
WA Atwood, PoStsmouthc 4 Waters, Exeter
soais, Sew HAVEN coSS, Boothbay
! H A Jersey, Chicago j s Knights, do fA'
| M Bright, Hartford c a Radford, Boston
| W Wadsworth, Hiram R Hutchins, Paris
y ! Bradbury standish g " Donnell, saco
g N Stevens, WestbrookH wyman, New sharon
j g rbbetts. Lisbon u" S D Reed, Phipsburg
| .-.--, ..s PREBLE HOUSE. fg
G. Woodbury. Boston s.P Richardson, Boston
Brown, New York Il 4 BeIcler, DO
Mrs J D " sherman, BONE A Towle. - 10 do
wns T wiadham Mprs Do
G 8 Haskell. New York S Gunnison. scarbOro
H W Holbrook, Amherst Crockett Gorham
4 HI ! Dekey, Lewiston A Strauss, Concord Nh
Mrs Tasior, scatbOro miss II curtis Curtis Unionc
&C.! Crashsr; - do GH M M,lI Augusta
Washing wheS Soi FSlmin
1 n Read, W oodford's Cord L Winchester, Boston
| Col Cousens, Windham L Hoitt, do
| e Dorman, New York
| U. S. HOTEL.
H Dyer, Is Pond Il ID S Haskell, Boston
| Kicker. Lewiston Jos Wilkins, PHILADELPHIA
Cox, Limerick d ET Whitman = ", Bosto
Jos w Aborn, Boston g johnson. Pawtucke
E Eveleth, do A s Eustis, Oolbrook NJ
| H Templeton, PortsInouthW n French, Turner
J Reid, Canada d .s5ri A W Dam, Springyale
Q Rollins, plttstola Mrs Mrs Ripley. Bath i'
1 j II Hanson, Boston fslE C ID Milliken, Augusta
| I DAYS., .Windham, 5iir Robt Edes, Naples .f
| L Gordon, Boston j White, Wiscasset -r
j M Caswel1, do a. TT Cross, Bethel
| c G Whitney, Skowhegan ia BIOS lH.-naai ''.-
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Deane & Verrill. Srout & Gage.
l. Court adjourned to 81 o'clock Friday morning.
La o1 - - 80. .7fif idit- :
= MUTtNY-The bark Ella & Anna, Capt. Ran
dali, sailed from this port Wednesday, and
when fifteen miles out, three of the crew .mu-
| tinted and attempted to seize the vessel The
captain, in trying to bring them into subjec-
ton, was severely cut on the head and stabbed
in the arm. In the melee he shot one of the
! fellows and the mate another. .-luud ~ .J
1t seems the captain and mate had Just set
| down to tea when a man came down and told
| them that one Of the crew had been stabbed
| Very soon after they heard three reports of
firearms, when they armed themselves and
went on deck. They found that the inutmeers
| had driven the rest of the crew on to the poop
| deck, and that the three shots had been fired
by the steward when the mutineers had
rushed at him and had attacked him
He had slightly wounded one Of them in the
foot When they saw the captain coming they
turned upon him, and with knives inflicted
| wounds upon him as before mentioned. After
| while the mutineers were driven forward,
| and after arming the crew with Delaying pins,
Sc, the captain called them out and had them
ironed separately. l-iil no. Ias lasbs,5.4 h.io sst
Capt. Randall's wounds were such that it
was thought advisable to return to this port,
and the bark arrived here yesterday noon
| The mutineers-whose names are John Sulli-
van, Thomas Davenport and VIM. McC earthly
| were yesterday arrested by Deputy U. s, Mar
shall Quinby, and were examined in the after
noon before U. 8. Commissioner Clifford,
Nathan Webb, Esq, Assistant U. S. District
Attorney, for Government q They were bound
over in the sum of $1,000 each for their appear
ance at the February term Of the U. S. Dis
triet Court. Failing in sureties they were
committed to Jail. - .
Cap. Randall was attended by DIR. French,
| and at last accounts was doing wei. VIZ
---A-----k Az
/ DEERING HALL. - Notwithstanding the
storm and bad walking, there was very large
audience at Deering Hall last evening and the
performances of Hermann & Co.'s troupe af-
forded intense delight. 1t is avery attractive
| exhibition and draws full houses every night
| Better performers are seldom seen any where
than the Lamont Brothers, George Columbus
| and Williams. The chamber set was awarded
| to Mr.. Luscomb, No. 1874 Oxford street,,rrzo.,
| This evening the Lannon'S will appear for
the first time here in their great brother feat
| There will also be change in some of the
other performances The chamber set and 90
| other valuable and useful gifts will be distrib-
| uted to purchasers of tickets The box Office
| I'LL n A 4 81
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MART N Il NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
s0ltCX VTbar.asy. z ], mar, mnSsga a.


.sSltCN VTssr-Ssv.! !, !, Z, mm y =
ARRIVED.
Sch ,Jerusha Baker, Barbcrick. Boston.
Sch Martin W Bates. Mcfarland Gloucester. =
Sch Village Belle. Blake, Gloucester. ar
SClfSierling, Roberts, Wiscasset > tA-A'f3
Sch Banner, Curtis, Belfast FOL Bosten. IL A4a
RETURNED - Earque Ella & Anna, Randall,
hence Tor Savannah, with crew in ate of muriny.
capt was badly injured in the head while endeav-
OF iDg To qpsl tight among the 0ne was
shot through his arm and another in his leg. Three
OF tue crew have been arrested and are held Tor IT al
Also returned, schs Gen Banks, for Cardenas and
c L Paige, for baltimore.
,fA8A3lN tsAr CLEARED.
Brig LANDLORD, tBrt Howard, st John, NB--John
PorteOus, and lngraham IL Whitcofnb.
Sch S l. Foster, Trowapt, Ealtimore.s -, s.e,Te
tFEoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
EENNEBUNKPORT. Jan 22--Sch Speedweif o.
Passport, before reported ashore az Cape Porpoise
harbOr has been condemned and sold 21st nut al
aucti. A portion a the csrgo was also soid HUT
the major part will be reshpped for Boston y thu
consignees, The vessel was bought bv one OF the
owners, who will make Temporary repairs aud taxi
berbaek 70 kastport VI 3 AkOD
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Phe o"Hatch House, in Bangor caught fire
on "Wednesday, butthe fire was extinguished
after considerable damage hid been done by
water.. The Wing intilnates that the fire was
not accidental, the house having, within two
or three weeks, caught fire in Jour different
places. There IS no Insurance on the house,
the owners having allowed the policies pom
it to ex }re. 'l-''' t'A' ~ ~ -
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u OLD III1TsHH aHI % IE-I UlIsI5 2 y III y
So 7Iupu4 ,ilE8H sinae8btuie
90 . dduy II %
.srtE alI no u-H ~ ,rsA
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has been change fadminstration-st
the Reform School at Westbrooll since the last
annual report In March, Hon. George B.
Barrows resigned the position-of superintend.
ent, and was succeeded by Hon. E. w. Wood
bury, Of Sweden. The Trustees speak encour-
aeirgly of the success OF Mr.. Woodbury. during
the short time he has been at the head of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-24

G@- First Page To-Day-The Northern Pa
cifc Railroad; a New Source Of Spanish Rev
enue; Letter from lewiston; Letter IRON Sac
carappa; Varieties
Fourth Poge-The Quaker Meeting, by Whit
ztia,s Prince Gortschakoff; How Steele Stole.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
OaVD0 NnvW0.t
STATE ITEMS.

John I. Blair has quit railreading in
Iowa and gone then east to get defeated in
race for the once Of Gsvsrnsr Of New
Jsresy.
The river liss sf telegraph, 1tsada
from st. Paul 70 6abula, 42o miles. And still
extending.
The Democracy Of Museatine held q
grand ratfscation meeting ON Saturday
night, at which.t there was large attendance
sloqsnt speaking and great snthusiasu.
The Courier says that The grass hop.
psrs are doing damage in the vicinity Of
Of Nuscatins to limited extent.
"A new city directory IL being prepared
in Dubuque BY Wolfe 4 Cs. 80
The Burlington Argus says,. I've con.
evatulats the farmers on the fruit-full crops
which are nov ripe for the harvest. For q
long time there has not been year when
grass and grain yielded % abundantly'
From oil directions the report u the sane
The dealers have net been able to supply
the demand for rsaping machines.
The Hawtsye says ths pstato vug has
appeared in limitlsss numbsrsin ths vicinity
Of Buslinstss, and ere stripping the siss'
completely ; and that without rain or some
ether intsrpcsitisn soon the crop in Del
Msines county will be almost total failure
Ons gentleman informs VI that he attsmpt
ed t. destroy the bugs, and caught them d
the rate of several gallons . day. but oil Il
no purpose. For every bug destroyed tive
apparently came to supply their place.
-Anawful affair 10 reported BY the timea
concerning the death Of father and SOC
named krsally near Dubuque. It ssami
that = we'll upon the premises bstwsss
twenty FIVE and thirty feet in depth had
become filled up, and An effort was made
to Gean it out. The hired man descended
first, and had nearly reached the bottom
when he became faint and signallsd to th'
parties above TO draw hims out. Whom HI
resched;the surface he was much exhausted
and declared that the we'll was filled with
foul cir to such au extent that il was unsaf'
| to 70 down. Both father and son ridiculst
this idea and prepared 70 perform the worl
themselves, the young man going down 6rst
He had no sooner reached the bottom thai
be dropped forward on his face in the water
apparently lifeless. Alarmed for the safet!
Of his son the father hsstsnsd down, only t
fall second victim, both men being suffo
satsd to death BY the carbonic acid gas will
which the we'll was allied. The ffightsns'
family At once notified the nsighbors, wh
repaired in numbers TO the spot, bat befor
either Of the unfortunate men oeuld b ssa
cusd Life vas perfestly extinct:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

IN S8o0kf0DV0y.u
u the District Ossrs u the Usite1 Ssa>ss ~
the Disssiet u lava
n the matter sof Charles r. Barr bahksspt.
To the Creditors Of said Charles 4. Busr. and
oil other peraons interested: $500
CIRS YOU ARE HEReBY NOTIFIED
y sha, petition has been nisd IN saij cears
byl Chsrles r. Burr, Of the city ef Davenport
State sf Iowa, in said District, duly dssiar.
ed . Bankrupt. upon his ewn petition, uader
the Act Of Csngrsss, sstitisd "An Act to es.
sAblish aunifsra system Of Bankruptsy through
GU. the United Statss," approved March I'd,
1857, for . disekssgs end esrti6eats thereof,
| from oil his deote. and other eiaims pro.
vakle under said Act. aad that the SO
. day ofOAugust. A. D., 1858. ~ the hour 81 ter
O'Clock A. y. Of said day. il assigned for the
| Learings Of the same. before the said Court, 1t
! Chambefa. stkceEuk, lows, wheA and whsre
| you may sltend and show cause, il any yos have,
Why the prayer Of saia petition should not -
\ ou srs hereby further soti6sd that the sseosd
| ara third meetinss Of the crsditcrs oi
the said Charles P. Burr. willbs held on the 18th
day Of AT gust, A. D. 1sss, al tie hour often O
clock a i. Of said day, before the Bon. n. n.
! Price, Register, q his eGce, No. I. wsst Sec.
| ond strect. in tbs city Of Davenport. Scott
| county, State Of lsws, when and where you can
| ssct any busineas u The second and third
| msetinRo o. the creditors provided ia sccticns
" and - ofSaid aet ef Congfess.
ilt2l dSt-tuss. Il. 3. LOVE, Cl1fk.
JsB. lsAnA AttosnA~.
@x-1-S.zs<--.. ~ 80
a. ms " AmGR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
prnrr DAVIS pam Killer.

This medicine has. become an. article Of
o,,nn.rre-s thing no medicine ever be-
came before. PAis KILLER is as much an
item In every bsie VI ODDS sent 10 country
merchants ss tea. coffee, or suger. This
speaks volumes in its fovor.-IGlen Falls
Messenger.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
ClTY 1T T. M >.

No TsLEGaAPHic REpoRrs.-oSing 70
dissrrsugsmsu. Of the wires ct this point
~ are obliged to 20 to press Without our
usu,l market aud tslsgraphis reports.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
DIE -.

In this city, on the 18th inst, HKRBRKT nl1-
0CHL, youngest son Of Louis and Pauline Mayer,
eyed ten months.
In THE clty this Dosnlng. Anna 4, wils - uAl,
r c. Dsvsnpoft, assa 70 yssrs., -. ,
The funeral VIM take place 70 nefreW morning.
q > o'clock. % Otss a9gas1tes'e Church. ~
frisnds oftAs family are iAvitsA y attend. rs,
II 81. Louis. Mo-, Sunday lsA inst, MRS MARY
CO0N9Y, wife 0fPSooelg Cooooy, Ao1 e1Uooe oeJ6nA
Dawsrd and Andrew Datlef Of tois placs.
The funeral WI take place TAsssday nsrning q
10 cleek. ifom y. Anthoay'v church. ne ffisaal
Of tAs family are invited te attend. Il s,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
CnoIcR Iowa Catawba Wine, at 800 per
dozen bottles also full stock Of other na-
dive and foreign wines at the vino house Of
LASGrELnr, THopE & Co,
9l West Second street.

Va have some land near the line Of The
the railroad, Gus, the place to makes good
farm, 10 trade Tor property In Davenport.
or improved farms. ELDEiDos Bso. Land
and Insurance Agents, No. 40 Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

The heurs 6xsd upon for government
werk, at Rock Island Arsenal, ere from n
to III, one hosr for dinner, then from 12a
10 4a-mskinR hours
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21

Tys only way to preserve an squabls
temperature and keep your head cool, is to
buy yeur soda at the Polar Fountain Of
Harrison 4 Starks, Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
A trial Of MADAM POkrER's COUGH

A Trial OF uADAM FORIEK0 CUU0h
BALSAM for the past eighteen ysars, hAi
given preof 70 the world ofits snicacy II
curing pulaonary complaints. i beycnt
any remedy hitherto known 70 mankind
Al time makes these facts wider and ~
ter known, The Balsom ID fast beoornisl
. staple nscessity ameng aue eases
Il has living evidences Of it, unriyalsi
ussfulness in the many recorded victiui
snatchsd from the threatening symptom
Of that dreaded disease, Consumptfon
Price IS, 50 and 70 cents pse bettls. -
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n OFFICES.

CLornlxo.-Everyb body 10 probably aware
By this time that the best place in the city
to buy your wearing appsssi 10 at '0am.
Pery's, 45 Brady strsst Il is isimDsosible
for any one to 80 and look at his large and
choice selections Of Gents Furnishing
Goods without finding ssmsthint thss viii
suit him. beth in. quality and price. Or
dsrs for suits will be promptly attended -
aud foil satisfaction guaranteed 70 regards
It, Meme bus firss clsss wvsk 10 susued
cut, Of this house. Ssads in ysas eedsrs
early and have suit nsds that vill last
you twice 20 long q enc made Of inferior
cloth ond by buu unling WoekUoA ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-21
~CAUTlON IN TIME

Persons that desire 10 use DR. Hansokh Onas.s
Kin 0sansesnsnlsa PLAsTsa. tAat earss peins wax.
pese and dietress In ave hOure and that has stood
~ tsss Of peri thirty yeafs ehOuld mes 60
fonsa thsm With - ~ nnoleaensd nasM =.
psper, ana other wosthlee. ReeDasatione cal!eA
q n pliro Of desfickS. DA. 0HnMcKt KID RlAe-
slss AND eusAs CoArnp rlls, are ased In The " y
Afnl ena NAVY, are infre1uced late most hcell-
ositias viththeIf wondertul eures live Aea.
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