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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
MofIirs Life PIlls and PhepiY Bittsrs.

MenitS Life Pills and PheniY Bitters.
We afst used in private practice IN 1873. They
were ntdoducsd to the public In 1855. since which
time their reputation hassx,end until they have
sale in excess ofall other Cathastic Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.family among civil
ssd asoas Who have not personal evidence q their
beneficial elects. Their great success 10 owing to
thsis uniform reliability inb asss. Of Constipation,
Bilious and stomaehie diseases. whet6ef Of long
or short duration. They Are sAhrsly vegetable IN
tAsar eomposition. oas ingredient spsns the pores
efths skin: another 10 diurstis. and stimulates
proper action ofths didnsys . third ssn client,
properties ere warming and eathartc, and CLEANSE
The stomach IN. bowels from unhealthy oseretiona.
Their eombinsd elects 10, 70 regulate the impaired
fanctisss sfths system. and 70 produce health. II
10 not asserted MoAAts Pills are cure all-thas they
viii care all esnplants--but under Ordinary IL.
eunstancss they may b. RELIEF spsa to cure Nsr-
vousuess, Sick Headache. Cositiveasss, Dyspspsia,
la1igestion. Jsandies. Liver and Billioss Com
plants. Colds, 0s.snl weakness, Ae. They are
s1prsslymads for thsse diseases. Millions apea
nlliens d cares en- b cited. In ns ssgls Instance
has compliant ever come to or knowlsdgs. where
they hsve not opsseted % fsconnsaded.
Ths Nneetisa 70 ofssn asked. why III that lle6atb
Life Pills neet with eueh wonderful success.
Because they Turify the BLOOD. and thus remove
al causes Of diseases In the system.
Because they Get powerfully upon ths ssefetoas q
ne BODY, and rsmovee on impuritiee &C once.
bseauss thsy % nos reduce the system, but in
vigosstsit-thus requiring No restraint non pleas
sss o. business. ana during their operation nsvsf
grippe Or pain the bowelo.
Voscn % fnU ClAnoY
Il praise of4odat's Life Pills. which cured then
ofDyspspsia. Isdigsstisn. Disease Of the Liver,
Loss Of Appetite. headache, Fever and Agus, Bron.
eAitis, Neuralgia and rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. Saml. Martin and Rev. b. II. Nay, Of New
York. Rev. jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. E. webber,
Cancord, n. H., Rev. II. Hoolcy, Springfield, Pa,
Rev:J. c. Evans. Bevsr. Pa, Rev. ". @. Broncroft,
Grand Rapids, Wis. Rev. J. II. Gardner, Chillec.
the, O.. Rev. Mathew Gardner, Ripley, o., Rev. X.
,. Rodgers, Fort Wayne. Ind, Rev. =. Campbell,
Anderson, Ind. Rev. N. H. Cook, Rockford, ILL.,,
Rev. 4: J. Bently, Gan Francisco. Cal. Rev. David
Elder. Franklin. N. c.. and many Others.
The circular around each box fully explAins the
synptoms and effects Of each diseass, specifies
treatment. furnishes. evidence. &c.
M0fate Life Pills ara 70 cents per box. 0o6ats
Phpnix Bittefs. 81 per bottle. They cold BY III
respectable dealers. WHITE ROWLAND,
Propricters, sS Liberty Street, New York.
Successors to Dr.. Ao6at and DR.. VIM. B. AcEe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

Read THE CAPTAINS LITTER, AND TnB
LSrfBR FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Dasraeks, No., April ~, ieee,
On. Jem BvlI-Dsar 1if: Knewine che Of
Asisney q your Bassaparilla, asl NE healing
ssd esni6eisl qualities Il possesses, sssl yea
ne following statement Of ~ ease:
~ wounded absut I've years aes-Rn ~
ken prisoner and eeaasd for sixteen nesths.-
Being moved - sfssa that my wounds have ~
~. have not sas up moment sises I
was wounded. - shst through the hips.-
~ general health u impaired, ssd need seine
thing 70 assist natars. l have more faith IL
yesr Sarsaparilla thaa il any thing slss. !
wish thaa thsa u genuine. Please express -
Aalf desen bottles aaA sbiigs.
CArs. y. r. JsGssos. 81. Lssis. Ms.
?. 0.-fhs following was written April %.
loes. b Afe. Jennie JsAassn, mother o. Capt,
JoAneon:
Da. BsLl-Dsaf str: ~ Ausbaad, Dr.. Q. q.
JeAassa, - skilllsl ssegssa aad pAysisiaa -
Central New Ysek. whore 10 disd, lssving he
sbsvs Q. r. Jenassa - ~ care. A. thirteen
yeass = - - Aal eafenie diasrAea ~
ssrsfsla fsr whisA esvs hin yssr sarsaparil.
Il. II ovass nm. have for ~ years rsssa
nssdsA Is - nasv II Central New York, OAis
sad lows. for esrsfala. fever ssrse ed esnseal
DEBILITY. Perfect success eas attended L The
sufse s9sstsd n sess ceeee u sersfAla aaa fever
sores were sinsss niraeuiess. len vsry aux.
Ions FOR ny - = again have recourse y vous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

Don't be Deceived.
One bottle Of woods Improved Hais Rseterative
will give more satsfacti0u than doDen OF The old
style. Prepared By J. D KInBALL.
SOLD By Druggists and BarbsYs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
1ATOHTLO1'S BAR DYE.

0A1OA0AO4 0AA0 - A>s
This splssdid Hair Dye u the best in the world;
tAs only true end pssSbet Dye; AaRnlsse. reliable,
instantaneeus: No disappointment: no ridiculous
tns remedies the III effects Of bed dyse inveoeates
and leaves the HaR son and beautiful black or brown
Sold By al DfueRists and PeFfamefs: and properly
applied Al Bachelors Wig Factory. No. 10 Bond st.,
New York. aps9s-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
LOVERS GuTDE

CONTAINING FOUR MODRL LOVE LETTERS.
y and showing how to gain the undyiae love 81.
sud NARY, whom you please. Also. . hess q won.
neoe nov and forever. Allseat securely oealed ior
10 cents Address CLARK . CO.. Publishers, New.
ark. n j. 0:tf.dAW1mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

luz Vincennes, Qnd) Gazette says that
Tram loaded with jsckasses vas to psss
through Salem. Ind, a few days ego. The
geographic operator circulated report IN
the town that large delegation Of Rspsb.
neans. With music, was TO pass on The train
q me hour given. Crowds Of Republicans
essosssd At the depot ready to cheer. Az
sae tta'o moved up. venerable possesses
Of . couple Of long ears stuck bic head out
Of the stock car and gave lone. aeooiz;p.
hes -haw that fairly shook ~. nh. s,.,,rd
they instantly disappeared.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

WESTERN UNION RAlLRoAD.
0hers = Direes Reuse - she
Nertl, NeFlheast & NorthWeSt,
mwo PAssgNoRR rRArre LEAVE Roc9
isia.d 1ssS, 4 g s'eisei :. =. d IS csiS
p a. naking clos eennsetioes With tsains - SoI-
disseiy = arrival d uaias iron Roek Island, -
king clooe eooaectiOus q the following points:
a Y0LfON, WITH trains non and % cedar nUpile,
.sS al point: 81 E. Ssc. fssse R.o:S
f.o. Dubaass and oil points On The Upper Aissis-
Al YEkSro,Rir, With srs,,s ., The Illinois c.sra,
A. CLINTON, with traias ies yanssvills. Nsaieen.
fae, OsSscsh. 0;ess ~. and pc , IL NcssSsss
Wiso0neins Iowa and nilnes0ea.
A. kAClNK, with tss!ns for Milwaukee, Keooena,
Iss ssss.sss s * sSs .ss 'i r:rs, oss i::1..
Davenport . 80 .. =. Tine-Devsnpoft - Du-
is:ss.e:s > ii4AI,s III. rest. win So. s.tA
&c. TATE. sspv.
IA COTTON. Assy sspt.
2. 9. DUNCAN. Ageat. Da.e.less
Chicago, Reek Island / Pacific
RR11Toad.
1865. SDnneR APfangsnsnt. 1853.
fraissrua by Chicago tine which u twelve min
utss faster than Davsaport tine.
nNAND AlrER MONDAY AAY11, 1855,
~ end until further notice, srsals viii lease
&c.: e. ssisss: -. :ss.:!.. = g :.:
e..s w.s.,::ss s. ssss:' "a Nal = :: i -,
Moinee ead WaahinRton. 1. Is ~
=. Aixea, sse De- Meisss ssd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

e1s,s..t!5acs;ssy e . Mssrsssd
How e live ~ vAaa % Il ~: YcatAs 1sS.nsy
ICY 80 ~ A.; Manhood gsessary. fsv1swea w.
sssss oIInaIleetion. eatllsaos - Nesvesc 49,
G1defed Ae.
Pocket yelsnse eeatsiains 49, lsstnsse vni =
~ sso e peses: sne.es 70 49, 8 sresaes =
!on1 1us1vn - AN4ASouR 40 oQn "
n.eADoAs. Nsw Yoas. -" hbil-liy3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTION

\ 4 IA
Dewaaeof Conntsrfeits Smiths Tonic syrup he's
grief. '''Ss'' y
mith,s Tonic SyrupV
The genuine article nsst have DR. John brll.s mi
vats Stamp on each bottle. Df. John Ban onsv H.
0.itIs Tcaic ay1p Of Losieyiils, n. 1xa.ine
veil ~ label o. each bottle. II ~ pfivais seamS
% not The bottle do not purchase or you win b
show card. viii proasesss ~ one fsifissinr q
ssl, 5: Sr.psssl & .s.:if 49,. ' '''' CA
Lss.sy.lls. Y. m J0nn BULL.
Upham's Hair Gloss and Cur.
iGparts bsastifsl eless - q Hat, kssps IL n
earl. greWtA. Ae. fzes. - ~. bsttls.
UrnAn's FnDczln AnD FsnS1a nAunun somoves
Freehlee, Tan. eonburn, ri1pase % Tie Haco ooft-
~ ekA asl neaaSi1ee he Ceop3sxisa. PFics
UsaAs's AssenA cs.s rssissss Ne noss vss,s,s
pafszys0s - AeeA1a 10 ~ niaatas, and e6SeSe :
- y.,...s. s.a "a. sss.r. u. w,.<.u
siss q esiy &c psspsesiss. CAKE vH - iSSs E
- 81 81 s ~ 3 a. 3. sxAa n. nm.
xi.s e; 8. 3 ii sssssss = s,ss1os. nv
vINE0AR--Pnrssm CnnaAsxD CT
e. Trss fss:is. ssssSsd 4 she i. ). nj. ill.,
we1ls q IL Iisl 3 Is TSissd siaia.
ess...As.ssl sssx s; =. Il sss,. &. csiss:s.
Use Renne's Paln-1kill1ne 11awac
.rr WORKS G rs x;oux,r.~
me :: ~ :; e ~ ss1ssst ~ - Escn-
Fscs ma IN 49, Sa..ssSs~.' SSA.seytSm S We
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

JUDGE JA0ER, of Lee County wi,l:address
the ci'seas of the follow ng places. at the times
designated. in tbs German Language. on the
r,ltca' issues oil the day:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
Holloway,
.COwden,

~ W " OIO1AS
rropristors' oo2 Arch Street, Philadelphia. !.
rn, G.e wholesale d Chicago. b Eullss nasa
3. Reed = Co., smith. C1fjef . Co., DsitseeA,
n nsocn . 70, and througheat the esantsZ Y al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
X " - W Il E.
vEGBrABLR
III AIR II r. 8 ORE r
IQ IYNiYRPsAIIY ACY N0Szl morn

ii A i X X r. = IL . II II X
IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
By the Thousand. who have used y: to BE- superior
to all other Hair preparations now before the public
THIS IS NOT A DYE,
~ Il contains no Cooring matter whatever, and 10
not composed Of Poisonous Druga. being vegcts-
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
with Ace. Sickness or Disease Of the Scalp few ap-
restore the hair to ts original color. condition and
As A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
1t cannot b. surpassed. IL removes all DsndruN.
Heat and Humors from the Scalp, prevents the Hair
from falling on restores ON bald heads in nearly eli
cases. keeps the head COOL the hair moist and eveo
It Ans. 9loesy. and natural appearance.
FOR THE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound IL unsurpassed. Try IL and tell your
friends what you think Of t.. The Proprietor hao
testimcniale In great abundanee 70 prove oil he clan
for the RestoYer Prepared By
WIN. Il. KNOWLES, NasoVs, n n.
Sold By Druggsts generally. jeia.den
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors ana Abuses incident to Youth and
Early Manhood, with the humane view Of treat
ment and cure. sent py mail free or chaygr Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philade.
phia. Pa. tsept2s. d&w3m
Ladies who arc troubled with sick headache
monthly. should use DR.. velpau's French Female
Fil!y They prove sure and speedy cure.
Sold By all Druggiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

The Condition q ThOuo0 nas.
No appetite; no reffesoing sleep; No cheerful
thoughts; - deposition 70 labee; no iaellnaiisn
Tor society; no interest in anything: DO desire 70
live. even; and yet specific silnent which can b
chased = pesisive Disease. Thessaads, y, tens
81 thousands, are In this condition tho nartyrsof
disasltiss to which pathology assigns NJ tschnica
name.
What 10 the source Of their discomfort, mental
and Ibedily! Torres OF 1ns STOMACH; snd eonse.
auent upon hat. lasg1or Of the eireu.ation, weak
nees q - nerves, and eleuded beein. what doe.
common sense suggest - remedy To- this aeAcepey
in VITAL powsrs C-sasiy, . rs-vitalsing nedciss-
senethne tAas will staslAts, teae and suseaia The
broken-dowa eneeeiss Of nssurs. AoSrHTT1R0
STOMACH BITTxRS meet ,Ae cass exactly. II
THE bsa1ont Tsnie ase ee0blnsd ailthe ingrsAiepts
neesseasy - change ths eosditsa ef tAs syssm and
brias The dormant esgaAs ints healthul sstien. In
the fan eftAe yeas, vixen the nieht-dews are chill
And heavy, and IL nerning fogs are charged With
nias9A, tAe eoey debilitated By the heats Of eun-
ner, 10 poeullofly susceptible 70 unWh0eomo ipnu.
encea. A. this seoDCo Of al. oeheeo e. eeeloro inv
GRAFTON 10 reQaifcd. both sefs-gsa aeaioot T.
yer and eGae sna other malarioss dsofdess, and -
aprspalatieo Ter The - ching esid o. winter. D7s
persia. biliOuo complaints, nervous disorders. end
distressing affections Of be bowels. are always more
o. less prevalent N October and November and the
snrest and eaeat means Of avertine them . course
OF TINS pu est, a ldest AID most e1cacious Of al
touic0 Ard Alternatives
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
CRISTADORO's. HAIR DYE.

CRISTADORO'6. HAIR DYE.
Old Father Tine takes nauy year
To turn to white DARK colosed hair;
But instastly the 1xcslMos Dyo,
BrinRs hack the tint that charms the eye;
And Natures owns that eunhiug Art
Can her own living haes impart.
cRrSTAOORO's HAIR PRHsERvATIvE.
Oh how beautifully glossy your hair looks Of late.
Maria. Ycs. Julia, since have used Cristadoro's
Hair rrsssrvatve and Beaati1ea, ny HaiR hes i'm
proved ~0nderfully, and stopped falling out alto
aothef. Sold by DrugRiaee and applied By Ill Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. - Maiden Lane. Prln-
eipal Depot No. Aston House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

arrangements for the absvs ssestiogs.
q. II. wALsss,
Chairman Democratic Com m ittes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIFUGE
CDNEE(WEIn

Or: Holloway, some fifteen ysafs ego, Witnessing
na1eeous vermifuges Of thai dey received 70 ANAL
xs shem, and from the most eectivo Of thses rome
oiee eueceeded in separating their active medical
pr0Pefee, pure, tastelooo and inod0e0uo. Thea, By
coooining tnese with sugar, and moalding then in
% On aafeeeoe CONNECTION. formed the present PsBu
tAn ns1.1nvn vsaM1usR known =
AOLLOWAf1 vRRAlFU0D CONNECTIONS.
nauseoos vermifage, TO the delight Of The poor lits
eoAcEe0. II contains 10 Calomel OF ether poison .
ous ingrsdients.
The pro!eseion, that III intelneent phyeiciaas Who
kn0w % then. pssseribs then q peebssaee 70 otAse
rsmedlee, = not only nege pleasant to take. bit
more elective 70 cure.
fa.cnts and guardians, hsyiae he care ofchldrsa.
enoulo keep them - family 1sdicine, for thsy not
on!y eradicate Wcfms-&hoee pee0 81 childhood
ees correct aay dsraaeensnt Of tie digestive -.
RonD % prevalent win ahilSea~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
An.l.laoN ClDRNERED.

There Vas . joint discussion The other
day at West Union, between Msssrs. Mills
and Allison, the democratic and republican
congressional candidates in the third dis
trics. 10 the course Of Mr.. Mills remarks,
~ We learn IRON the Heralds corrsspon-
dsncs. he alluded to the extravaganza Of
the Jumpers, and mentioned among others
the item paid for the expenses Of the com.
m's'ss ssnt TO Kentucky TO investigate the
Loyalty" Of her msmbsrs elect - Con-
gress. Mr.. Allison declared the statement
fake, aud offered NJ. Mills mfg dollars
Il he could produce il in any Newspaper
published 10 the country. Mr.. Mills. when
he came to reply, read from the Cincinnati
CammsrSR the statement exactly a he
had given il, and informed Mr.. Mills that
be expected the money, which would be
only = sm,ll portion Of that he received for
settling whisky frauds sgsins. tho govern
msnt. II all accounts were true. This
brought Mr.. Allison 70 hi, feet in 4 moment.
and having struck an attitude. with one
hand lifted TO hsavsn and the other on his
heart, he xOlennly declared tina. he had
never no, never taken one cent, directly
Or indirectly, for settling any whisky case
ia.whlch the government vas interested.
and that that Val the .nirst time hs had erer
heard sscA eAsres sgaisst him come from
respecfsbls sources. NJ. Mills replied that
u was tho common report, and. that jos
R'onbcr. himself told him that no paid
Mr.. AlIisoa 500 for that kind Of business,
And was ready to 80 into court and testify
to 1t. y. This settled Allison. He had no
moro to say.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

livery real believer ia tho principles Of
the Declaration Of Independence is q dem
ocrat in the trus meaning Of the word.
Gazette Of 18th Oct.
Right fos once, and our confidence in
the good sense and judgement of the Amer.
lean people makes 10 believe the election Of
Seymour almost certain. Ali real believers
in the principles Of the Declaration Of Inde.
pendense will vote for him. Down with
central despc,ism with Grant At the had
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
BULLS SARSAPARILLA.

4 Coed Reason Eer The Capeaanse
Faith.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

This O11t0sat, atsrsn expeeience Of twenty yeasS,
- peovea uceif sovDfelgn remedy for I'll Dbeeeee
q ne skin having sasetsd radical esrs n evsy
~ ~ - W. 49, wae sssd. caring 0aay enstnate
RfevieeeY !cscesa al se9e1iee psseestbed b ~
oess 1edieal talent In the country IL eaDet z -
.se..1me. ~ days The osss6eso and irfitos0a
- 49, 1eenAaeaty hsalsl, WisAoost ~ ~ =
1ass. Tsrlsa, SA1s- Assvn, lss.. sssssn's lsua,
Sisease ofthe ekin punetsaliy ssrsd - natter Of
bow IenE standisg. It he's cared bad eSees sS In
1se sHn 1rnIDe. e.d Dsehnsgs ffsathe ~. whea
sisted al other treatment ~ neny yscrs havs beea
sneesoay cured By The use Of oely one box o! th!e
=; S.ssnsse. Br.ns. scAlsa, ed Oip soso 7 heal:
rot sold By your Druggist oend g esnts TO Johnston.
HOLLOWAY = Cowdeh. Philadelphia, box WI b
sent nee OF postage 70 any address.
johnson
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14

HOW'LL CoBB died ct the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, New York, last Friday. He Was .
lawyer by profession; served many years
IN the Congress Of the United States; was
once Speaker Of the House Of Represents.
tives; Governor Of Georgia in 1850, and
Secretary Of the Treasury during Bu-
chanan's Administration. Later he was Z
general in rebeldom. and thereby leaves q
marred name behind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-14
Democratic state Ticket.


For Circuit Judge,
vVvl. r. BBokANvAC.
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PAGES CLIMAX sALvE.

VIII curs Scrofala. Or Fever Sores. Salt Rheum,
Tetter. Pinpes swel.ed Breaft. Sore Nipples, Chill
blans. Files Cuts. Burns, Bruises Scalds. and for
all external applications II has parallel, having
perfectly cured thsse complaints when al otaer
remedies had failed.
wshavsa large number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Salve has perfectly cared old Ulcers. cases
ofTfttsr, Piles and ocrofulA Sores, amer they had
physicians, and given up iacursble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


The Actor House on rs-opsning viii rent
for $4,000.
Vermont has enjoyed bat two hsngings
in 40 years.
Napelsoa III, Vas 60 years old on the
2sth instant.
Gapius Honcharsnko, Esq. 10 sditsr Of
the Alaska Herald.
Lake Chaaplain 10 breaking up. II he's
BEEN frozen % days.
The Cornwall tin mines no longer sup
port the Cornish miners.
Massachusetts, hes been Borrowing ~
00O, 900 from ths Bafings.
Pullman made o7S. 900 last year out 81
bic hstsl end Sleeping ssrs.
The largest inesas il Fitshbusy, Mao,
b thal Of . popcorn nas.
A fssA 10 10 - raised II Canada IT pay.
ing D. Afsy Ms0ss's debts.
Napoleon hes paid elS, 900 fss bic sous
in's installation to the Candidate.
Nantucket men are going West to turn
their harpsons into pruning hooks.
Madame Musard has purchased the esls-
bratsd Cross diamonds for ga, 900.
The peach corp 10 reported safe in Mary.
land, Delaware aud New Jssssy.
Chicago returned but one income above
100000. Cincinnati shows ten.
Eleven million bushels Of oysters per year
ore taken out Of Chesapeake Bay.
Eighty thousand head Texas cattle are
% route fes the railroad in Kansns.
The Plicatquis quarriss, il Maine. snnu-
ally ship to Boston 10000 TONS Of slate.
A terrier deg in Virginia recently scratch.
I'd up deposit Of family jewslry snd gold
which bic mistress had burisd during ths
war, and had bssn unable y find.
The editor Of The Biddslerd (Mains) Dsm.
oeret intimsteo that the En4lish exscutees
vhe have Artsmus WARTS property n
charge seem disposed TO keep u. Ths
me1her Of The deceased hsmerist hes nst
been able 70 get single word in answer e
her numerous letters, from these wne o.
tained peessssien Of ~ nsasy md sassss'a
Of her SON after his death.
Itappeass ftem The April quarterly stats.
ueute Of The National Banks Of the United
| States that there hes been dsrine The
ossstes On increase in the item Of leans and
discounts Of over 90. 600, 900. decrease o.
legal tender notes, 16,70O.000 Increase d
specie, asasiy 81, 200, 900; increase Of de-
pesits, about 81, Oo0, 900, and an increas'
10 The aggregate Of resources and liabilities
81 abosS t39 500. 900.
The elephant Romeo broke from HE fas
tsuisg, last Friday, q The European Circus
New York, knesksd dewn . half dessr
oss. killed adsg and hsfss, and wss che
throagh TIE head. Losing the emily eys D
had len. Il 10 beloved the fsresisus brut'
will die.
A IAN huating IL the woods II Faiivisv
near Erie, Pa, the other day, discovsfed ,
human skeleton hanging ameng the thicl
brush Of . hemlock tree. There was . sop'
around the neck, and chain fastened tn
skslstsn BY The waist. Il was ee0plseaIl
dried up, IKE parchment, The Assh hsvial
shsunk away, nd the skia cleevisg - th'
bones. The remains wsSh identified q
these Of John Simmer, Swiss, whs lsf
his brothsrs house in the nsighborhood o.
The 10Th Of August last. and had not sine
been heard Of. Itis supposed hs hangs'
himself that day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
AN ORDINANCE to amend An Ordinance to
regulate the Establishment Of Hospitals In the
CITY Of Davenport.

AN ORDINANCE to amend An Ordinance to
regulate the establishment Of Hospitals In the
City Of Dsvenpsst.
Sss. I. b Is Ssaoted By the City Ccsae1 y
"a. CITY Of Davenport That section two o. Of
the Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinases to rsgu-
late the establishment Of Hospitals in the City Of
Davenport" passed and approved April ist.
1855. 10 hereby repealed. and in lieu thereof IL
snscted the following:
sss. 3. Any hospital or building used for the
reception aad medical treatment Of sick Or dis
sased persons within said City limits in violation
Of this Ordinance, 10 declared a nuisance, and
the person or persons owning. keeping Or main
tanning such hospital or building, or aiding 70
keep Or maintain the same, shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor, and may be proseeutsd
therefor on complaint under oath before the Po-
lice Magistrate Of said city. or the Mayor Thereof
And whoever on such prosecution 10 adjudged
guilty shall pay Hne of fifty t5o) dsllars aad
costs Of prosecution. And the officer Or court
before whom such trial 10 had shall. in addition
to such fine and costs, order such nuisance 70 be
abated, and shall issue warrant to the Marshal
Of said citv for thas purpose.
Passed and approved May 6th, 1858.
y. ). MCNEIL, MAYOR pro TEN.
Attest as.LrLLis, City Clerk. mysdls