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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-31
CITY POLITICS.
Ratification Meeting Of tho Tenth ASsembly
Union Republican Associatio',

Ratification Meeting Of tho Tenth AS.eu,hlv
Union Republican Asseciatio,a.
The republicans of the Tenth Assem- disrrics of
this city held ratification meeting last evening at
their headquarters, No. 1856 Bowery. About 1--WE hun.
dred persons were present. WAC listened with atten.
ton to the speakers, uently interupting them
with applause Stephe,n H. Knapp presided and
Charles A. Lane acteo as secretary Resolutions en-
dorstng the Chicago Convention, supporting all
loyal men who loIe liberty and hate oppression I'M
equivocaly fav oring the fourteenth article Of the
amended Dstitution, supporting soldiers and sail
ors, In favor Of modification of the Excise law that
1t may be deprived of its most obnoxious measures;
protecting citizens abroad, and denuncation OF
''ehat modern Judas lscariot, Andrew Johnson"
Mr., ID. s. RIDDLE was introduced, who treated at
length OF the issues before the people In this cam
paisyn He asked II this nation should be just and
honorable to ITSELF should the American nation
faithfully discharge Its indebtednessS The demo-
cratic party, he sad debauched its people, taught
them cruelty, and planted and fought to maturity
This party was barbarOus and treacherous and they
will tear down republican institutions II they
| again have the ascendancy. The speaker concluded
by laudng the republican party, claiming that only
by their continuance In Office would justice and peace
be known; that should they be defeated, then the
peace the citizens of the Union would know would
be that peace that regned in Warsaw-the peace Of
the bayonet
| GEORGE +. LANaBEIN followed in an address, in
which he dissected the democratic party, claiming
that with Grant and COlfaX, two eminent statesmen
they must annihilate the cringing sycOphants and
hypocrites that are its leaders. He also adverted
with merciless vigor to the war record of Seymour
| and his action during the late war.
| DIR. SNODGRAss and DR.. HERMAN MUIR followed
the latter in both the English and German languages
advocating strenuous measures for the advancement
| of the republican candidates. other speakers then
addressed the conclave, when the meeting adjourned
with hearty cheers for the ticket and victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

-sTEINFELDs FRENCH coaNAC BIrTERs-FIRsr
g. hs vine Of
UNDER the supervision the cheSsiisr La Roche D.
n Ss
Folk, Sirg%is: THESE Biss: sd%nl.isrsd sy no
patient who had them died
ana
n III Of sp Ss e,
habits lay them open TO depression They eyen, and cure
pysen.er Dyspepsia Sea Sickness Collie Cholera Cholera
Debility Nervousness diseases pc
Thousands Of testimonials be seen the once.
A. HUDNUT CO.. Agents, Herald Building.
AN OLD. EXTENSIVE SHIRT HOUSE, ANxIors TO
n reduce stock, VA, for one week aivAILs, No. 14i
@ Dozen including one dozen anss, Linen Collars worth
RREsr OF NIGHT THIEVES"
proving about taxing life blood bodies
and w1Td have a giving Us night. bad
their certain death all bedbugs reaches
p Ct For .s By %
srocers. Depot No. Sixth avenue.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
publicity Ne eae on IS osss
Free Ii. MUNNEL Counsellor, 26l Broadway, No.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
states Sis.ron sS cause no
M. HowEs Attorney, Is Nassau street
.oS SSr Fcs S%Sss @ sE EXTRACT OF
The attention OF the trade aud the public In general
called to the above named preparation for making plea
e 1%E leverage
sS a::s q s: :sa
kfsreSKS sT&fr@fxrHA CLASS 49, prcrprp ny MIS-.
Il. "A
urs Il q a IS ,s5 psss q = Is
IS H. H. x e "a q D 4 a c. g e. Ssnss.r
T. r. g. J. s. 81 - y oat's 4; b *
sissogni STATS IcrTtgT, GLASS t,a, jyIg g, lsss
g. % 49, H. srl n Y i Il "a q ssois.r.
FOR &c. In The '''T st tSsl, fbbY co.
For circulars &c. tn the sisE5 ~; 81
The above drawings have taking place publicly at No.,
2io Olive street, ST. Louis, Missouri.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COLI
"A. lego Lottery Of kentucky:- ga.
3D. H. s 8; ss 81 .s
o. ~ . 1EsascSs, sslr%. q s :ss
Is, 70, . i, 8, . oi H. ~ %l r S.
49, is, %siS$iss s5 =, ;aIs 81 h..
For circulars and Information fRa 4; CO. s
- PI.is5 ga. oAs4Ep AN9 REFORMATION FUR
JACOB CLUrE, Banker and Broker,
200 broadway sud 1873 Fulton street.
nTARRrGA AND DysENTERY IMMEDIATELY
cured by Dr. TOBIAS Venetian LnimenL Price SOC.
Sold by all the druggists.
DBTECTrvE BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
attended TO. Divorces obtained. Evidence found III
eusing Apply by letter or In person 10 WILDEY, LAW.
son CO., BIZ East Twenty sixth street.
TREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN TEAS.
" Conees, Mackere, Flour Sugars and all krs Of Gro,
ceres at the celebrated cheap cash stores OF THOs r.
AGNEW corner Greenwich and Murray streets, New York
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ShipDiug Notes.

Instructions have been issued Collectors that no bill Of
sale of vessels shall be recorded unless the acknow
lodged before Justice of the Peace the required
for deed These instructions accordance with re-
cent act of Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-31
Seventh AssembIy District MeetIng.

Seventh ASSEMBLY D1StrlCt Meeting.
meeting was held last evening at LOG Sixth av-
enue, by Grant and Cofax club. Captain Hogan
presided. report was received from the Committee
on Organization stating that sixty new members
had signed the roll within q week. The whole num-
Der OF the club now comprises eighty members. The
principal business done was the appointment OF
three delegates Messrs. Burke, Mccarthy and Boyle,
to The General Committee OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Of the County Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-31

An OLD. EXTENSIVE SHIRT HOUSE, ANXIOUS nc
reduce stock, WILL for one week, atvAIL's, No. la
Fulton street. retail the very best New York Shirts
S2 dozen, including dozen finest Linen Collars worth
50, with every dozen shirts. Single Shirts, S2 g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
yrAre NsWo.

The potato bug business nay BE- sss
down ~ wound up 10 this S,sts, ssl grsss.
hsppers srs fast dyisg and flying away.
Tho Argue learns that six horsss dssp.
ped down Of sxhaustion in the Geld near
Burlington this week.
Tho Rsgisssr complains Of . great
dsarth Of market garden vegetables in Des
Moinss. But then they have horse cass.
which 10 much more sntsrprising than gar
den SASS"
The building OF the Methodist church
q Bsonssbo borough 10 suspssded fer the sea-
sen, IN eonssq qusnes Of lssess 70 msmbsss,
resulting from the rsvasss Of Ne gsasshsp-
psss.
The Mississippi Valley Telegraph Gem
pany commenced setting polss in Ksekuk
on Wsdnssday lasl,
The orford (Tama county, Leader re-
ports wheat excellent, standiDg straight
sal free from rust, and psesDscts fes cesn
unsurpassed.
The Cedar Rapids Tsmes ssys that the
wheat harvest in THE ssotien will have
been under way ere the close Of The psesenl
week. and % abundant one Il viii b.. u
some localities recent rains and wind have
knocked The wheat dewn TO some extent,
bat II No instance 10 W think there 30
been ~ essisus damage desc. w. have
never bsfeee, in this o. asy other ceunssy,
knovn (syneso - univossal il their -
knswlsdgmsnts that tAs wheat esep v -
pssies In every particular nee have ~
ever before essn bsttes Wheat - 0ere q y
+ to the ocre In Iewa than this harvest u
yielding"
-Livsly little OsAas Rspids 10 tslkisG
about having water vesks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

Tns Bae1 u SaB CHsAPR9s.-Sinee SIe-
ss's Ointasat and Condition Powdsra
have earned % great rspotatios, cad cell
- readily. several psfsons In di9srsnt
parts cf the oouatry have eenmeaesd imi.
tatina them By manufacturing spurious o..
tielse. A. 1fsl they will sssce0nead their
propositions = superior . s!csH's end
vhoa they 1nd that won't 20 dswn, they
will tsll another falsheed b. saying that
their Ointment and Oenditisn Powdses ass
made from Slesn's receipts, and that they
cell larger quantity fer less money.
Doo't b persuaded - pSrohase any:eth'
o article With the proniss thst il 10 just q
eood q Sloon's. "Hold fest te that ahich
yen havs proved to BE- good" and By -
Doing they won't fool zen With their hum.
bsgs, nor injurs the reputation Of Sloan's
propasation0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
Doooono0s "a Q00e10elv TAX {
DoloO - m01010OturoDOe
TnDAsUnY DnPA1ru11s,
Office ef laSersll Rsueass, I
WanhinCton. ApYil 1e. 1865.

Sn: Ia answer - yoaS letter ofS1e len
inse., have 70 ~ tAas 0sotiea fsostA q
the Act Of March 81, 1865, imposing NJ
upon the ealss of every psfoeo. dfDs -
eorDeealien. vhe ohall manulAe1ufo my
geeds. wares or mesehandiss broe6stuhs
and unmanuihctussd lumbss sxceDtsd-nos
otherwise specially taxed = essA, - VIE
shall b engaged il ths maaufactuSs o.
p,eparsSies fsr sale sf any article q sem-
pounds net elhsrwiss specially taxe4. q
shall pst for sale in paskaseo, With HE ewn
name Or trade mark thsreeo. ny articles q
sempounds net ethsBvies specially taxed.
This tax is 70 b assssssd quarterly open
NE msnufAseussr, q upoa he pssses. hfm
q eorpseatien whe mAnoiaetufeo, psepasee,
compounds, o. puts up Tor sale, &c.
The llSst return b y b made On - -
fore the 10th day Of July, and quarterly
thereafter. and will include oil the Gales Of
The prseesdine quarter, whether 0a4s By
the manufacturer himself q place of man
uiaetufs, Or q places other than the place
Of manufestuse, Or By auction Or eoa0is-
sion houses, agents, psddlsrs, OF otherwise,
and upon The excess Of the aggregate
amount Of such sale, hewsver 0ads, above
the rate Of % 900 per anun-e1. .260 pss
ouaptsr-ths a Assessor will Assess tan Of
s. pss theusand snd return NE sams - The
Collector.
The tsr Of q per thsussnd iapossd BY
this Act spsa ths salss ef manufacturers
10 indspdndant Of, and in additisa y ths
tax ofSl per theusaad imposed By the sse-
oad paragraph Of the seventy ninth Seetise
Of the Act 81 June SO, 1854, upon the cal
e. Of wholesale dealers in excess Of So. 900
annually.
The returns Of The msnuiassussf's sales
will bs required to b made. and the taxes
paid in the Osllsetes's Dsstfict within
which the place Of manufacture 10 so located, ,
according 70 the previso 70 The ll5th Sec
ton Of the Act Of June 30, 1854.
Manufacturers Of articles. &C., heretofore
exempt, are equally liable TO ta1 on sales ~
ethss manufacturers, the only exceptions
ere these named 10 the Act. viz, Of bread
etuffs and unmauufactu uYed lumber.
A manufacturer selling his own products
ct any ether than thsplacs Of manufacture
under wholesale dealers license, will Be
lisbls ls the tax Of % per ol 900 on The sx.
cess sbnvs %, 900 per annum, and also u
the tax of Per 81 900 on the sxcssa
above CSC, 900 per aunum.
Yours respectfully,
E. 4. RoLllHs, Commissioner.
To ZsSessor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
CIT y 1T r M =.

Kssp CooL.-To prevent sun-stroAss
keep your brain cool and your body At .
moderate temperature. This 70 not aim
cul. to do when your physician prsscribss
Soda Water from the Pslar Fountain - the
remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

Az effort 10 being made to revive ous
street railroad project. The principal
trouble seems 70 bs the wsnt Of some one
q build the rssd fes %, with restricted
charter, and they issss semDlinsntssy
tickets 70 oil whs want - ride. Won't
philanthfopie eastern capital come forward
and da IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

Tarsrrr Cnuacs.-Dsring the present
heated weather, there will be no preaching
in Trinity Church, tho sabbath school will
however, be continued. The Rev. A. "a.
Stubbs hes resigned the Pastsrate Of the
church and gone East.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
NoPvous Nohaliny.

With IL gloomy attendants, 0pisits,
ds3reesien, involuntary emissions. loss oS
ssasn, sDsFmaassshos, lsss Of power, di1zy
head, less Of memory, and threatened i'm
petsnee aAd imbscility, dad sovereign
curv In HumDhrsys' Hsosepethis Specific,
Ne. tWeoty-sieht. Oonpessd Of the mest
valuable, mild and potsot Cusativss. they
strike % oncs q the roet Of the matter, tone
up the system. arrest the discharges, and
impast vigsr and energy. life and vitality 70
the entire maa. They have cared thous.
auda ef sasss. Price - per package of six
boxes, and vial, O 81 per single box. Sold
by Druggists, and sent By nail On receipt
OF vries. Address Humphrey Specific
Hs9sepaiAic Medicine Co., 6e2 Broadway,
Nev York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

We were to-day informed BY Mssss. Ne.
Nair 1 Jordan, Of ths extent Of their sales
OF RsapsSs and Newsrs for this year. In
this esunty slsne 200 machines have been
sold, and Of this number 1913 we're AcCor-
mick's Self Rsking Reape.s, and were
loaded On to the wagons Of farmers from
the door Of McNsir 4 Jordsn's store on
Second Street. Besides this large num-
Der have been delivered st the various
towns throughout the county.
The district fos which the drm ass agentl
embraces six counties, and in this terrific
~ since the Arst Of January, their bssks
show shipment ef over sir hxsdfsd ma.
chimes, the sales being divided between the
Mccormick and Johnston Machine. Their
sales Of Mowers hes bssn alec been very
heavy, but - the season 10 nes yet ovsl
and orders ere oonssa lily esming II, On -
timats cannot Be made Of the amount thai
will b cold duriug The season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

woaK on the streets has been stoppsd
fer the present on account Of the bet
Weather, The laborers end Il impossible
70 work more than half Of the time, hsncs
the stoppags - matter Of economy 10 Tie
citv and humanity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'.
The Cirage Francais. or French
Drosoing,
10 for Ladies' and Childfsns Boots and Shoes thas
have become red or rusty. and rough BY wearing,
which It restores to perfect and permanent plsss.
ev sofv and pliabe and what Is OF great importance
TO The ladies, IL WILL not nus OFF wnKH WET, AND
UAUTION.-Owins to the great success Of the
sCiraee Draneais. or French Drsesing" thcrs have
been numerous worthless limitations put upon the
narket under varioes rauee. which tho public arc
.C1ss. T.sneai: Or French Drs:iss with tho
'snas0re Of fIso1 sso1s T. :eSs c. ,iSs rsopr,o
| ,slS-dsm-sat is3 4 1s5 Fulton b.. Bostoe
sold IN davenport BY warrlner , Baker. Child
Co., Parks Hssmer and seth = Bryant Co.
e1swRl0Hrs ALCONATED 0LTcRRlNE TAB
LET Of Solidlned 6lycerine tends TO preserve ne
stir from drvnees and wrinkles, mparts . wonder.
fal degree ofeeftness and dslcacy 70 the compiler
lon and Whitsness TO the skin 10 An excellent den
grateful e the taste ano .onc 70 C,..t ~ .nS
reu.isee the teeth beautifully white For sale by all
| araeeists. HARRISON sTARKs Agents.
-, p,,-, Arp swssrnss Cop Lvsa Or In the
world, manalAsssrsd from fFeeh. healthy Nvere mp
on the 80 shom y b perfectly pure aad sweet.
Patsete whe aev: osc. sansn : saG ~ 81
: css~cli. X 3ssf e. Co. New Yorl. 0sld by III drug
gists. AusssasSwsow
nolrowAs's PDls 70 Dxersr1ics. Laugh at those
vho tcll yon tAAt DoepepsA cans . b e!fe9 Ioe
yin have eoo0 cause 70 laugh II you try HollsW
PilN g remedy. Your sensations, atter the oret
do0o OF two viii assurs you that the cure has begun
isss unoaoy, your head clearer Jour sDiss lighter,
your nerves Armer youf body stronger. Psseevere,
aAd al ehs distressing synptoms OF your complains
lions This u one Of them. Sold b. oil Druggists.
4
| a. - IN Dms.-0o - She bTyant . 0lxassco
foWa 61a0 011nooo College 10 get 8 eAos00gh proc
NeSi SsSiseos e60eatson, 70 become GOOD SOUND
Soje9SaoA opefolos roe elsculass anA papsrs. a.
l 6soSS. Sce3oe6n9 stsmp) "1hs Drysat SRstton
Ysomesss ollais Dys. Natural. Dnrebls, Deaatiful
aeef IN CSeanaaf il The World Sold By Ill Drug.
sSses m Ce0nfsy otorsksepsss. JOHN J. kROMRR,
~ frondeAo0 SOl Chestnut g.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

ALWAYS ready to cure hseking cough,
remove the pain from Chest or Lungs. o.
allay the fevsrish symptoms attending
Kidney complaints this 10 what is heard
from hundreds who have used the Wait
Pine Compound. Try il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
PRnaY DAVIS PAIN KlLLan.

This medicine has become an article ei
eommssos-a thing no medicine ever BE-
came before. PAIH klLLsD 10 % much %
item in every bale Of goods sent 70 country
merchants - tea, eoGes, or sugar. Thia
speaks volumes in ito fovor.-l Glen Falls
Nannoneof.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

JAxEs 8. KIak / Co.'S tns staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. oomprising German
Mattlsd, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, &c. Sold BY oil srocsrs and fancy
9oods dealers,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

1t has been sold IN the New 4ueland
States fos about thisry ysars. aad has .
lsresr . 10 10 those States than any other
article for Bowel Complaints. The sale fos
The lase two years hes besa spwsrds -
$4,000 bottles
WaInnssd 70 cure Chrontc DiarrhOa,
If net Over 25 years standing.
GILMAN BROS,
Propristoss.
rs BOSTON, MASS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

Moss DsArm.-YssessdAy wss bad
day lsr those obliged ts wesk = ~ eup.
and rssnltsa In the death u ssvsgA b and
about ths ity. Many there ~ wAs ssad
these ascounas, voadsr that thsy d net
step work until the heated tern = over,
never tAinkisg tAat here ~ families de-
pending upon thsis swsitsring labor for the
nscsssaries Of lite. Ssns Of these whs
ahvs thus fallen leave families that sheuld
receive he s&tsatien sf . chsistiaA and
charitable csnnunity, sbs - Il sseoss aotA-
ing but the stsrssss necessity could drive
men 20 later ct such Z time - this, onA
With The persistence that sems d ths %.
fssIunatss have. Ansng Ne sasss thos
fer reported, there il found that majority
ars these Who have families ;sand wses The
eshsr casss bsssse ksswn, this nunbss
might As naeh issssassd.
Last evening Ne heard u four cssss
down % Sssead street whore men vsss
aGseasl. aaA - pssopt assislaess and
sasslal oaGsasion rsssssred.
Mary KsesA, litGle gisl abeut ~ yssss
old. while walking sn Warrsn strsst, was
prss>raasd aad fell y The walk. She was
nsdiaAsly sassA ~ and sssovsfsd.
Chaslss Mavis, = Wssk = Hahnsasna's
buildius, vs. psostsassA ysstssday after
noes. Prsapt aatsatisa was ssadsssd. and
to-day he 10 COT Of danger.
Patrick Massa, q work in the hasves(
Asld, fell dad while drinking water.
The bediss Of thfss hasvsstsrs wer'
brought in froa Walsott lest evening. and
wait their friends at the city hospital.
I've Others, q work few miles ont ffosz
the city. we're brought In during the svss
ing. We have not been able 10 learn theiI
names.
From oil parts Of ths State the sa0s ~
ports reach Us, and iron osr dispatehss "
learn that this state Of things 10 csnflnst
to no particular section, but sxtsnds al
over the country. Az far aorth - st
Paul the thssmomstsr stands even hiehe
than q doss here, o. at points On the rive
further South. Ns. Fsrrsst, who hss jus
returned from the hssd waters Of the Mis-
sissippi, tells ~ that many people from 8,
Louis and ether southcrn aitiss, Who hav
n.ver been there before. and Who though
10 rsvsl amid its oosl retreats. are packin
up and returning. prsfsssing their sw'
heuss . . mates sf pleasure asd Peeds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

1T. I fsnrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
Ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mya0-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
RnvER NnWo.

The Muscatine will leave for 50. Paul y.
morrow morning At o'clock.
The Pembina viii leave for 81. Louis thil
evening or ts-mosrow msrning at Z O'Clock.
The New Boston 10 The regular pecke'
for Fl. Aaaissn Mondsy mssniDg q Il
o'clock.
The Addis JeAnsos yin esavs fss q
Louis Monday nssains u s'elsck.
The Jennie Baldwin viii lsaVs ies q.
Paul Monday meraing at : o'clock.
The Countess 10 the regular packet fsl
Cliston Monday morning u I o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
DAVENPORT. IOWA. SATURDAY,


FRscKLEs AND fAn removed and prevent
ID, BY using the delicious hespsrian Balm
Or the complexion. Price only fifty cents
Caoics Iowa Catawba Wine. at ~ 90 per
dossn bottles also full stock Of other No.
tive aud forsiga winss At the vine house Of
LAEoFELDr, THoDg / Co.,
Ql Wat SacQnd atreet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

A trial u MADAM PORTERO COUGH
BALSAN fos ths pest sighsssh ysan, ~
given psoef u tAs wesld Gifts s6aoosk IN
curing pul1saary csmplaints, 10 bsysn1
any remedy Aithssts knows 10 naakind.
A time oakss these faots wider - ~
ter knswn. the Balssm u fast bseomiaG
. staple necessity smsag I'll essse.
Il hes living evidences ef its uneiyalsd
ussfulness in The many rseesdsd Victims
snatchsd ffsn the thrsatsniag sympGsna
Of that dreaded disease, Ceasuuptien,
Price %, so and 75 cents PER bsttls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

OLosumo. o.-Thssu ean b No doubt tAAs
il ovosy 80 wae elethed y go q 0on
Persy'e eeol linen suits there would ~
fever eases ef sunstssks. Il 10 ineuobent
q svesy 0eas ~ kssp . eel - poesibls.
and - q thie ~ asni dsoy is - pseseeA -
onee 70 RMsy'e ard give bic erdss fer suil
that will keep hin g oool = II be wsfs in
Alas1a. Ne nswesknanliks jstssss t1rssa
eut frem THE heuss, baA evssy aslisls =
warranted 70 6t. Go asd tsv ID, and - II
yeu ~ ~ soelse b tbs spsssjsa ssas
eAlSty oeGfooes sx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

S.s Dgxcn Or 0aAras.-ln another col
umn. ef 6PEER'S STANDARD WINE
BITTERS. It's highly recommended By
physicians for dyspsptcts, On acosun Of
its tonic properties. ito purity and It's deli
ciouo Aavoss.
"Ir wosks like . charm" This II the
eommen talk about Renns's Psin.Killing
Magic Oil oil ever the country. II any
bsdy has headache, toothachs, collie pain,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

LrssaAL PasAcnIno.-Rsv. Rsbt. Col
lysr, Of Chicago, pssaohss In the Burtis
Opsss House so.neessw attssnson ana
evs.iaa. This asknsvlsdgsd Dswsf and
sbiIisy will unds1btsdly y.sali sst large and
select congregation. He is enc Of The most
noted divinss Of the present time. and osn.
fsrs suits an hoass Oupsn the new church
By thus visiting Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

Renders The Skin soft, smooth, clear and
Ssaufiful. VII remore Tan, Freckles, snd
az other disoolorations. Sold at all Drug
eisss snd Fancy Goods dealers ereyymhers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18

Coxsrlfurlox DirrEss. friend Of ours
Who had been complaining Of weakness
and general liability, hardly able TO b ar
ound for several weeks, came in tbs ofles
the other day, with sparkling eyes aad rud-
dy checks. . perfect picture Of health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-18
81 West Second street

Ws have some land near the line of TIE
the railroad, Gust the place to make good
fasm,) ts trade for property in Davenport.
o. improved farms. ELpRiDos 3 bRo. Laad
and InsusAaoe Agents. No. 40 Brady street.