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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
IOWA..

DuBrQUE, Sept. 30.-A man uumed Geo.
d. Baker ard young woman Named :. c.
Bailey. from Madisop, Wis, attssDps.si 10
commit suicide 1T the Planters Boss. yes
tefday afternoon, by taking lMuGapuna TIE
woman died at . o'clock in the evening the
man recovered and was lodged In jail 10
await further Developments.
Jacob 6chwipd, aged II yeaw, wac acc,-
dentally killed while ehootine yesterday.
A heavy rain storm occurred about mid
night. The Continental House was struck
BY lightning; no ono ip]ufed.
CLINTON. Sept 30-A heavy rim fell
al last night and up until afterpoon to-day.
Id consequences Of this Interruption the
Fair will re extended one day, Masking Sat.
urdsy last day. This Committee have been
at work to day 10 the halls. and aside from
this nothing has been done. The entry
books were kept open TO q late hour last
evening and the total number of entries
when the books were closed reached 1919,
OF which 100 were cattle, 10 horses, 100
sheep. "a swine, 252 agricultural imple-
nients, 14O farm products. should the wealth
aer prove favorable tomorrow the attend.
nee will he large as Clinton and Lyons are
both fnll OF visitors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
EIl'ESTNEWS
srs TExEGR.sPH,
rOaTIsE Daily DBsaOCmAT.


Nav YoRK, Oct. 1.-The contest at the
French game, 5000 points UP, played be-
tween WilIiam Foster and John Dcery, last
night, At Irving Hall, resulted In favor Of
the former by ll6 points. Tho winners
average was abou. 245, and the time OF
game was 81 hours.
Brooklyn Yesterday are estimated at mil
lion and . half dollars.
In The series Of saess between Lady
Ihospe end Meustaia Boy, which com
mencsd last year, Lady Tbesns hes come
ost winnss six timss and Nsuntain, Boy
four times.
TbS LOTTERY cases came up before Com
missi0ner Osborns yesterdsy. II was
shown that the policy business. a carried
Oh by the defendants, vas entirely Distinct
from lotteries. with which they lad moth
ing to do. A melton for the diAmissal of
The ease on the rendering Of this evidences
vas denied, and the defendants we're held
Tor trial. These examinations arc prclimi-
nary TO the main cases which come I'd on
Saturday before Judge Biatchford.
At the session Of the Catholic synod yes.
terday, tao lebAts on the DEGREES C. the
Baltimore council, was continued, and ono
Of them sitting forth that linn orali,y pro.
csedesfffom pic.nics and dances, i. was 70.
solved that there shall be no more pic MICS
OF Waiting among the Catholics Of this
Diocese.
The ste amer Europa, from Glasgow, has
arrived.
'rhe fcomm,ssionsrs Of the elevated rail.
way have set aside toe action Of the com
mon council in reference. to it BY approving
ofthc works nov in progress in Cortland
street, ~, according TO the Law creating
nc company, the common eounci! cannot
interfere With the construclioa Of the road
aiter tho works have been approved bv the
commissioners
Gen. Mcclellan kept himself very sseiu-
dsd Yesterday. Ia ,he evening he was en-.
tertained W Mr.. y. Belmont This after.
ndon the common council resolution will
Id p~ssnted 70 him. and Tomorrow . pub.
iie reception 1t the 9th Avenue Hotel will
bs tendered him undsr::ths Auspices Of the
Mcclellan Legion.
Tue cfiesss of the Irish Emigration So
ciesy. with several Representatives Of the
Gtrmsn Aid Society, made their annual
visit a inspection to Wards Island yes
tstdsy, and reported Themselves we'll salts
lied 9Th the management Of Affairs there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
HEW YORK.

NEW York, Sept. CA meeting OF
working women was held las. right n, the
Working Womeu's Home in r'xabe i
stpct. over 2,0,1 OF ilen were uresxni.
Ms Susan u. Anthony addressed ib.In,
.aroring The Il. nation VI co.ooeratiys o.
cie'.e.
Al the ,,qn,sf - Ger. Mcclellan. nc
pubic demonstration was made OF re ar.
riva' yesterday. On Fri,.sv night, howc.cr
n, IcCiel'an Legion will seteasGe the
G, raj, aua turn gu, in tofch-light pro-
cea.son.
Gen. Mcclellan kept ouie. to-day.
Geo u. Master. enc at the alleged rob
beis OF TIE Merchants Union Express, who
WIS brourh, here from Canada, was Ic- day
q Charged. the company abandoning pro-
ccsdiDg against him.
fht rat pill aud dance house prayer meet
in5 was thinly attended to-day.
About 30 delegates attended the Protest
ani Episcopal Diocesan Convention here
to-day. DR. Morgan preached the sermon
A seven thousand dollar silver service
e.; was presented to Henry keef, President
OF the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad,
By several bankers here.
President Ryan and Ger. O'Neil, Fenians,
have had y rupture. and Ryan threatens an
exposure of bad practice.
NEW York, Sept 30--AdditiOnAl Intel
liLencs from the scene Of the late earth
quake IS received. In Quito The stencil
arising IRON the unburied bodies is borri
biz. Fi'laRing was going on in AFRICA and
Arequipa. The artillery battalion ut Arica
wer. Al cnmity with the people who &C
cuse them of robbery. The stores OF the
In africa. Shocks we're icls a. late % An.
gust 18th. some peoplo were still being
dug out OF out Of the rains alive, one poor
lellow among them having been entombed
Tor six days a!0nA side Of bis Wife's corpse.
Nkw YoRx. Sept. 30-The largest meet
trE oil the campaign thus far held in this
vicinity is in progress this evening in Jer-
sey City. Fully $4,000 people are piesent,
the occasion being the dedication OF . new
Republican wigwam. Speeches we're made
by Sickles, Fitzpatrick. Frel,nghuyssp, Fro
mont and offers. A torch-!isht procession
WAS participated in by the boys in blue
from New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Pater-
son. Perth Amboy, Hudson City, Jersey
Cay and several other places. There are
finwcsks. buildings are illuminated and
there 10 much enthnsiasm.
NKw YoRx, Sept, Sa-Accordins to the
Independence Belgian the Grand Duchv of
Baden has acceded To the North German
Federation. Some weeks ago the French
government, although made aware of the
Tact, resolvco for the present to consi.er
this s,epa purely German question, not be.
ing yet prepared lie engage in war. This
news Is TOO important 20 be accepted finally
without continuation
terrible explosion took place at Metz,
Sept. IS. at cartridg. mandatory Six
teen women and ihir'y men were killed and
eight women ard th,riy men we're severely
wounded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
LOUISIANA.

INV ORLEANS. Sept. 30.-Iu the Senate
yesterday The committee appointed. TO In.
vest'Sste The action of the Board OF Regis.
trstion made report. which SAWS the bosra
of which William Baker is Chairman. has
given instructions 10 the various Boards OF
Supers is0rs throughout the State that are
wholly unwarransed in theory and entirely
beyond the law ; that their action in refus
ing 10 recognize the naturalization papers
lr's the 81, Alb, 5.b. 9Th and 9Th district
courts was wrong. the bosid havlre no
power TO pass upon the validity Of judicial
act. ana the Instructions deprive pcfsons 81
tnc benefit Of afticlo letb or The constitu.
Nons which depSivasion q unjuas and L.
gsiiy against the constitutiop. The report
was adoHed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ILLINOIS.

SraiscflELp. Ills, sep'. 30 General
ostsoy returned this forenoon from bis
snesk'ng tour in the western portion Of the
Sts.e. ~T-i
The Commissioners on behalf of the cat
ue interest OF this State to visit New York,
All Arr ived here this morning. They report 10
soc Governor thai they have succeesisd in
nas,ne all The restrictions removed from
sea cattie, even II found in Company witif
s.uSI SOCK Through the Instruments III
'.. .., e"mnittee company OF cattle deal-
York 10 meet in this CITY Nov. osth ~
take action In regard ,e the cattle trade Viii, ~
special reference to the diseasc which m.
prevailed during the past season
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01


WAsnIsGror. Sept. 30-Thc internal
revenue receipts to-day amount to $4.5. 900;
for the fiscal year ending to-day, e40,67o,'
| 500.
The cfllcisicopy of resolutions Of the Al.
ALBANIA Legislature is endorsed: Referred
to tho Hor. Secretary OF War for consuefa-
ton.
(SlgresO "AuppHw JOHNSON"
"WAR DEPARTMENT.. sept %. 1868.
Respectfully referred 10 5iaI Gen. Geo.
@. Meade. commanding Department OF tho
South fer bis action, under distractions
from the Department transmitted to Gen.
Meade, Aug. IS. 1865. 1t was the purpose
of these intructions 10 confer upon the de.
rarimeut commander all that authority
which the laws allow, and Il Is the wish If
the President thst within the limits III this
Law. full authority NAV b given General
Meade TO exercise full discretion In this &C.
ton. and that In any event peace may be
preserved.
(Signed) ~. \. sCHoIiKLD."
Secretary Of War;
HEAD QuARTEns, OF rnR AhMY.
ApJUrANT GEN1RAL's OSIICR,
49, Sept. 20. 1858.
Respectfully transmitted 10 Gen. Meade.
commanding Department OF the South, Tor
his guidance.
by command Of
"GEH. GRANT"
tSi2ned.) "E. d. TownsKND,"
"Adjutsnt General"
a company of Fenians, uniformed IN
green jackets end blue pants. and carrying
the American and Fenian colors, paYaced
the streets today.
Several hundred people have left Wash
ingiou 10 attend the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention st Philadelphia
Gen. Gordon Granger started for Tennes-
see TO night. lie Will have temporary COM
mand OF line Department of the Cam beslaDd
during Gen. Thomas attendance here o ! the
Dyer Court Of Inquiry.
Some ri the Virginia troops having been
removed to Tennessee there ere now only
500 in the State
Gov. Smith, ef Alabama, eays tho inter-
views between the President, the Lsgjela-
tive. committee and himself. were Of an
agreeable character throughout.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Dot. l.-Frarc;s B. Hayes,
President OF the Sonth Pacific 4 Atlantic
4 Paoi6e Railroad, and his associate dirsc-
tor, nave returned from their trip to the
Indian Territory. whore they wen. to sx-
anime lands belonging 10 the company, and
perfect arrangements for tho speedy con.
struction Of the road.
The st. Louis sxcursionists, Who went
10 Omaha, returned yesterday. and speak
Of their trip IN glow nc terms, express the
opinion that the protected air line railroad
between here and Omaha will soon be
built
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3o.-Dispa;ches
received to-day announce the following
companies OF Boys in Blue on their way 10
attend the Soldiers and Sailors Copven-
ton in this CITY From New York City,
i0.o3o f; from Delaware. 5000; from Penn
sylyania, eco. Supplies are now on hand
To feed 10000 for Two days. The New
York delegation have secured the City Ar
mory for their headquarters. and the HASA
chusetts delegation, 800 strong, Rave char
tered n bote.
: Several distinguished Generals are a.
ready here. The streets are be, inning to
be filled ws,h strangers. From present in
dica,ions most Of the houses in the city
will be decorated with 6aCs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

LONDON, Sept. ga correspondent OF
the 7imes says the questions OF pea;e and
war in Europe srcmbie 10 toe balance. Only
one man can tell TO which II will incline
The King Of Prussia who has been making
tour in North Germany, had chilling
reception IN Dresden. He Gays be wants
peace but 10 ready for war, and will fight IL
out TO the end. II Is for the Emperor Ma
poleon to decide. $50 ~
The othtr dsy. II ChaIcns. the French
broke into cries Of An Rains" (tothe Rhine)
and the Emperos would NOT even say lev
ready and fierce ios fighting. TIE nation
sympatizes with the army. II udzuAius 70
be seep whether the Emperor 10 strong
emo CHI -tO,hold both Ia check.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The are on Water
street last evening destroyed property to
tho amount OF $lOo 100. Child 4 Bragg,
whole grocers. are losers. to the amour,
oil $d5 900 fully covered by insurance.
The failure Of + v Robbins, President
of the Board of Trade. is announced His
liabilities are said to bs $50, 900. He ha,
resigned his position q. President Of the
Board Of Trade, but will probably not b
&C cepted. Tho failure is said 20 be 10 con
sequence Of an immense corner in CORN
Other failures arc announced from the sam,
CO use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

6000f0I Bo0kO Se0O0u00tfOe
BosroN. Sept. 3O.-The Republican Con-
venti0n in the Sixta Massachusetts Dis;rics
to-day reoor mated Ho,. N. r. Bauks for
Congress by acc.smatiou.
AuBuRN, N. T., Sept. ?O.-Flmore p. Roes
was to day nominated by the Democratic
Congressional Conve ntion for tie oath Dis
trict for Congress.
.3osroN, Eept. Colon. Ginery Twichell
was re-nomipatsd 10 Congress from the 80
District BY the Republican convention to.
day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Sept. 30-The Wisconsin State
Fair commenced to-day. Vice President
Hinckly delivered an excellent address, and
congratulated the farmers on the success
achieved this year. The show Of cattle.
aheep, swine and poultry lie very nne All
kinds of farmers Implements are we'll rep
resented. The floral and pomoloelcsl show
is very deficient. The horse show IL un-
Usually fine. and the fair will be interspersed
with various races, equestrian contests.
speaking. SC.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
ONO.

CiScisSATI. Sept 3o.-It is said that
Goo. ID. Prentice has been dismissed from
the editorial staff OF the Louisville yc1raal
lie is penniless.
Jacob Fiyn. for long judge Of the Grim
inal court in this city. died yesterday.
Theodore Jones, the artist, IL dead.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

KANsAs Csrr. Mo, Sept. D.--The dfst
cars OF The Kansas City aad fUft Scott
Railway we're placed on the track today,
and will be used ~ : construction train.
Thirty miles Of track has beeo loid and the
work will be vigorously pushed forward
Su0icieut iron has been receivedto extend
the track nearly TO paOli
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

EavsnROra n Arf<et Aepos Z
osncs o. ras DAvsHroas DRs. cRAs,
$50 Oct. Let. lsee.
s.oca--W hoisssis, q. 90; retail, $3.50.
"nnAs-New. No. l. tl.Ss0l. ~ Ne. q ol.eo.
sxklHy-Kol q 10 -
sssrs.Ne~. 4tals Old, 1ee2
t.yx-New si.cl
ssoss-so9e2s.
esioNs --<5et.5.; s.,.<,-tss -..- -.
lcrarass- s99elto.
kaoo-l6e.
asses AfffHs-el.75 - bushsE 4
- aA5< e,n g xi!.shss elAee0 alAeespssetn-
xs..sss:ssiss s.l ssj!ss 1 Ss1.s: ~
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MINNESOTA.

NINKRAPoIIs. Sept. S0-The tenth annual
Fair Of the Hinresoia Agricultural Society
commenced. yesterday. Two thousand en-.
,ri,s are made. A large and varied display
Of agricultural supplements. blnoded stock,
&c, will be made and II promises 70 I've the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

IL vou wax to 81
BEAUTIFUL,
Jseo.CE LA DE- R1RelA. q VICTORIA RRoIA
isr H1Au1llYlNQ TN OQlPLzxlUM
and e19919vlN0 TR1 SKIN.
Tnis invsauab!e teiles avtaels We aieoevcsed y
w. Ladies' Of the Court q Dafope eve thsir bssot.
With al ~ smpncsty ae1 putty there 10 ne article
tNat vii compare vftA i = a0eaati1or ~ eho co.,
p'sxicn and presotvef Of he skin.
u. 9. n0CISsksY pusrfaeea the receipt Of hin
feet s,i.' Ong his pefeonal friends and ~ asis
Nscss circles Of fhisdslphia. New Yosk 0altinese
0osten. New Orleans. D.. Louis, eavsan0h, Chas1ee
TIN. Wilmington. n. c.. &C. They have ooeo Il vlt1
scd 40 e sS:
preparation. Victoria Reeis and Osoelis dc Persia
- given such entire satisfaction In evefy instance,
that he 10 now compelled TO O&ef II tn the pabllc Tn
article 10 entirely different from anything Of the hind
eier attempted. and IS warranted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBST ANCES.
After ualng OsceliA dc Persia and Victoria Reeia
for short time the akin viii have son satin like
texture: II imparte freshness smoothnees and cot
moss TO the skin that can only produced BY vsinR
THE valuable article This article ID vulgar com
pound to injurc the akin or complexion, but snhAn
~ beautiner, and its cannot possibly b d
tscted by the closest observer.
For removing Tan, Frsckles. 6enbufn, and Cuta
neoue Diseaees from the skin. II 10 invaluable.
n. O. McCluskey has every confidence in recon
vending his Victoria Res!a and Oseels de Persia 70
se Ladies' ~ being ths only perfect and reliable to
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY ~ II. G. MecLus-
KEY. 49,
IL gcuuine Depot, No. 100 North seventh Street
Sold by al Druggsts and Peffumers in the United
States and Canada fsbSdtv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Ue,,s-Frou reports and Letters received:
/. Year Ass 10 round 10 - TIM AXIS.
II n viIl cot . per cent. better.
III ~ brother Loot oDe arm In the war, but win
vouf Az Is ean cut - we'll - any one elee can.
". nj could not get snoehes, twenty -1ve (e5 dol
lass wosl0 not buy It.
vi. vould rot b without Il for any thing.
FOR saie b. oil responsi6le dealers, cad the ma.
kef6. LlPr1NCOFT . DAkBWRLI.
hi4An YEAR TO A0DNTs to ell he STAR
particulsps free Extra iaduce0<nts to experieneed
Agents. CAN on or addrses W. @. WILSON CO,
Cleveland, Ohio Boston. Muse. or 81 Leuls, Ne.
NJ nm MANHOOD.-Nothing % important
WAVODs Send two stamps for scales u pages on
the whole suh-ct Dr. Whittier, confidential ply
eielan. Gil st. Charles st. ST. Loss No, stands pre-
euincpsiy above oil otherS In his speciality No
matter who failed. state yoaf case. P1sisnts treated
b. nail In every Stae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

81. HOYT,
N U &c = r . = z !,
Wholesale = Retail Dealer IN
Chickering = Emerson's
P1sA.TOS.
E9TEY RGANS.
Sheet laasie . NssicAl Meschandis
~ Dssdy g. Davenport.
Having eecored the services Of H..
r. B9Axss, - Z Tuncr and Repair
ef u Pianno, rscomnsnd him 80
fully qualified md prentssntly wor-
Thy Of patronage Order book q
store. iei5dH
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" B0oss On sus popular PIau Of
ONE ID OLLAR


For Each Article.
Our Oaies for the last twelve mesehs have
ossn ebout enc million dollars.
- Our Business hss bsss aesdsa b ~ Ceasts
Of thu eeats aad by the United States sotAesitlso
mot to b. Lottery, or Gin Enterprise. bst re-.
ulaR legitimate business.
Tlsns g sAE Ion cLrB or 8, selection osons
o. the ioilOWing articles $50 yes Brown Of ooach
Cd Sneeting, superior quality, Poplin OF Alpecea
. Ctsss pa.'esn Wool sqaars Shawl = yds. poe
eente calf Boots. White NasreiiIts Quilt. silver
Riateo chased Castor with bossieess 1osoceo
uosS Silver piss 100 sds Bso~s
o. Bleeched saseting. oon1on quality. ALo pEint.
% notices o. 90 articles Tor slle q 81 for each at
Il .a. !. g. ss s ~ Jsss . so'a .
, rca CI.s % sio,s sslsetioa u cee e - fol
.ewise snseiee:-4 yds brown OF Die1c1e4 S1ess-
inge, cepeuse Qneiity. OgUoo pattesov DlSee ~ =
Wool lons Shawl. Bsesis Lose SIssL 2 yaeds
stitch Ss!.ssck, quilt. cesS; MA. bssli. ssi -
esoids,. - no:t superior .1mDsf.) 0seA g u
CSsps(s6.s ~. tsvsc s'ssS.a ! - 80 Doe-
akin. Silver pldtas Ice Flicker. syies Wool cloth.
de9; With, pr superior Blankss. 7syd:: Brown
ted notces Of ersices tot sss 4 d sseh, ceeprslse
VARSITY Of astclss usually sod at retal froa el6o
to 30 fof each article.
NJ 10 We hereby lnfbrn the public mat ~
~. u. are not Connected with asy cfths 0nr
ksn.sRsss Or noLlAs Cssoxxxs IN shls city. An
concerns odsring Cit. Hsenium . my artielsff ne
eiceet - Aseea OF ~ one. arc n dissct vsolar
asn O sAsiave aUainst Is1assy. Ws heve issssnA'
ton: m reils1es aatAss0, ~ ~ en- c.aesfns
In III ~ vim - essss6 - O 6sl1s ROLES.
sw.nnp as,u.,,. - .-~n
FOR ouR CIRCULAR.
eenA 2 Drafs, Poeta1 AGeaey Or
~er 81 8eGeseere1 Lester.
Ne sure and direct yoss lstssssto
ANOR0Vv0 = co..
y 100 Sudbury assres,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
BOSTON DOLLAR STORE

THE Immense srcccss attending our past business
has induced us TO make great prepsrations for
tho fall and winter trade
Our checks and exchange lets contain nearly
every article drsifed for family use su as Dry and
Fancy Goods. Boots and Shoes. Jewelry and PA
ted Ware. Cntery. &C. &C,
Presents worth from 81 to ff0csept free TO Agents
Make your ORDERS as large az possible, and send
yonr money by postal order or registered letter.
We are agents for over Que h1o.red foreign and
domestic nufactor!ss.
Qua goods ore new and sold at manufacturers
prices at 81 for each satticie Descriptive checks
$40 per hundred. or ssf Tor 81. Agents wanted In
every town. Circulars esns free. CUSAMAN GO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

AGENTS WANTED
To TRAvEn.

she country Agents can yealise net peuot Of non
80 TO $40 per day. cssA In hand. Only . few dol
Lars necessary to stsrt the business Address with
stamp. WsST4RN PUBLICATION CO..
Coraer % and Perry etreefo,
oep1QdS 41y ~-s-N Dnyenport. f00n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

Rssders tie 8ki~ sctt. smooth, elssr end
besstlthl. VA ssMoes 7sA, Freeklss. end
81 other disssloratjens. Sold &c eH Drug
e,ses esd FhSey 0eedb 1ssless essvysehsre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01

FAMILI CA0kS.--Uf IS TO 20 Jorge vilis
morocco or rosewood case, eontainie ,pecl
nc for every ordinary disease . family is sub
jec, to. + books Of directions. From so toS IS
gmaller Family and Travelling cases. with
u 10 rs vials. from Is Ia a.
SPECIFICS for all private Diseases, bofn ior
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-01
EDR. WHITTIER,

No. Gil St Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo-,
WHO treats conn lentlaliy all delicate, intricate
w and long standing complaints. publlshes q
pamphlet which should be read By every young man
Ia America Sead two stampe. Patients every
where. state voar onee.