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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-08

G1RLs.-BY VERY SMALL BoY.-l
don't like girls. Girls is different from
what boys is. Girls don't play marbles,
also girls don't play hockey. played
hockey once and got whipped for it,
Girls sometimes get whipped, but not so
much as boys; their clothes amt so well
suited for it, that is the reason suppose.
never sees no girls play base ball, but
they say they do in Boston. There. is
plenty of girls in Boston, and big organs.
Last year when | was young the teacher
made me set with the gi Is because I was
naughty. l cried. Big boys like girls
better than little boys. | went on a
sleigh ride one night with my sister
Nancy and Tom Sykes. We were going
to Bethlehem, and when We got most
out there, Tom asked me TO look in the
bottom of the sleigh for his whip, and
while was looking he fired off a torpedo.
asked him If he had any more torpedoes
and he said no, but he fired off another
when wasn't looking. Girls don't like
to have men kiss them. They always
say "don't." If they wasn't fools they
would turn their heads the other way,
but they never do that. saw Tom kiss
Nancy once and | went and told my
mother. Then my mother put me to
bed. When girl takes out her hand
kerchief in the street to wipe her nose,
the young men who earn their living by
standing in front of the block always
wipe their noses at the same time, ifthey
see her. Girls get married sometimes,
but not always. Those that don't want
to. When they get married they have
wedding cake; bat don't see any fun
in getting married-especially to a girl.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-08

GIVE PRINTERS FAIR PLAY.-the fol-
lowing excellent advice appears in an
exchange paper:
Do not forget that it costs something
to puff as we'll as to advertise and nev.
er to sponge upon the printer in any
manner whatever. 1t is printers ink
that makes nine-tenths of your foI tunes !;
it takes money to buy ink, type, paper,
and yet, after all this, few are the thanks
that the printers get. Give the printers
fair play, and give up all expectations of
gra;uitous putting, etc. The great
American statesman, Daniel Webster,
VAS mighty near right" when he re-
marked of the press, small is the sum
required to patronize a newspaper nm
ply rewarded is its patrons, care not how
humole and unpretending the gazette
which he takes" 1t is next to impos'
sbIe to fill a sheet with printed matter,
fifty times year without putting into
it something that is worth the subscr'p-
tion price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-08
WIYES--TRUE WIVES.

God bless the wives,
They fill our hives
With little bees and honey;
They ease life's shocks,
They mend our socks, -:
But don't they Spendths monegs
When we are sick, ~
They heal US quick
That is. if they love us;
IF not, we die,
And YET they cry,
And place tombStones above u.s..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-07-08

GOD BLESS THE MEN.
God bless the men!
We say amen!
Who bny US shawls aud dresses.
Or candied drops,
Or lemon pops, -.
Stand treat when heat oppressss!
The ducks and desrs, =
We'll sOothe their fears.
And show heap of sorrow, y
Just as it suits,
For gloves or boots,
That's wanted for the morrow.
On, can't we vile.
And coax and smie,
When they Of cash seem weary,
10 get the Job"
And ease their fob, e..
Leaving them ne'er to mary"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Oh Wheeo, tsll - wheso
Has our greet Ulysess geos :
HvG eo1s % OineinnaM
:. 70 sss his 'psppy" dsar.
8s'e gene TO zee his s'mammy,"
And ollhas oinAtol near.
On whsrs. Ten % whore
Has n. Ulyosss eeasf
lie seeks the Rocky Meuntains,
where 6psstsl Tail doah dWsil,
AID when he will rsturase ~
Even WaDhbufne cannot tell.
Oh where, tell 10 whore
MAs esr bssve Ulysoes gene
He's gone to 0als koke Oieys
4 hopin' 70 diskivsr
Tie sastsss and the cAeapeso way
TO travel to 0alt River.
On wAese, tell 20 vAGRs
Has eaP neble captain gone
Me- gouo - hunt Z ledefaR plocU,
IN 0cme vast wilderness,
Where Butler will not trouble.
And UlyBssswt1 1ad rsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
STATE NEWS.

Frank Nix, sditss and psepsisase d
the Orssee Qowa) TSmes, died On ths 2sd
inst, after an illness Of two days.
-Hifam Somsrby died IL Dubuque o.
The 9th from injuries caused BY runaway
team. The deceased was the fathsr.ia-lsW
Of Hon. Stilson Hstehins Of the 81. Louis
Tmes.
The Dubuque Herald claims that The
6st printing press set in melton in 1sws,
vas Smith press, upon which the hrst
newspaper was printed. upsn What 10 nov
Iowa soil, BY John King Of Dubuque ia
1887; that Andrew Kessacker, now . com.
positor in the Herald Office sst the Arsi
type ever sst on this soil. The old press
ITSELF after many ysars service end wan.
dsring to and fro, il bsssght up u Sieuz
City Falls, Dasotah Territory, whore u wsa
burned with the material pertaining thereto
BY the Indians during the memorable mas
sasrs Of 1862. The old press still lies in
ruins. The Herald suggests that III
state historical sscisty rssussitaasd Il and
place It among tho state archives. We
second the motion.
The Clinton Herald says the prospects,
| ofa fns State Fair are very encouraging
Extensive preparations are being made 4
have everything in good.ords and on a'
extensive scale for the reception Of oil VII,
may come. The several Railroads snt
transportation companies will carry artl
slss designed for exhibition and oil passsn
| gers At the usual reduced rate. The fiji
will come off on Tuesday. wsdsssday
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 29th and sob
aud Oct Let and ID, At Clinton and Loyns
An attempt Was made on the Fourth
70 burn the Benton county Jail. A pris
oner set Gre to his bed aud received . goo,
smoking.
"A NJ. Chas. Lennakor. Of Burlington
had bic fsot run over aud crushed BY I
lumber car on Saturday last.
The Dubuque Tsmes tells aisksnisg sta
~ Of domestic infslisity-a woman 10 jsal
eus other husbsnd-thsy part-husban,
seturns-triss Ia make up-womsn throw
hanaes aud in1ists dangerous wound il
bic facs. Such 10 domestic blise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14


Oaos in sn,umn. dsik and drssry, while the
Rsds were someWhst weary
With the load Of Gin they bore;
0uddsniy thsrs came tapping, - OF some one
loudly rapt ing.
kapping 81 each oihoe door.
= ils some Csppsrhssd,' they muttsssa.
'rspping q each ofi,es door
Only this. sed seshisg more"
All. tsll we'll the RAIDS remember. il wss 10 the
bleak November,
When the head Of every member Of the party
felt full sore.
Hard thsy tried 70 hide their sorrow. votes
from everywhere did borrow.
shipping then in from every shore, trained
them meath the aaR they bore;
This they did, and plenty more.
Asd the very esrtain ltsppiss Of tAs people
loudly sspping.
Filled them with fantastic tsrrers never fell
SO sLs. nov. to s.,ll Ii. beating Of thsi,
hearts, shsy stood rspesting;,
IT'S some Ooppsshead entrsssing sutrassl
~ sacA ONCE door.
Only this, and nsthing more"
Deep i.se ths future pssrins. long they ssest
there, scoflng,s snssring,
A. unte shs pslls sssh freeman, 70 the pslls
The ballsss bore;
Bat their lssisss ssos. were brskss. asl shsy
heroiy sevs token.
" eas ereeey aaye 81 ysfs.
Aed We esiy werde eecy spessns "Ons oay
80, nss any oore."
This they nuttseeA - thsv vetsd. voted on
sec Asaeneae eAers.
"Aaass 70 lsss ssd nothing aess.'
BssA isse thsie plaess turning. with their hssrs,
within then burning;
Soes sgsin hey lserd the sepDiag ssnsthtsl
iosdss then bsiese,
Asd this time y came laundering, esl % ~
the vsrId weedeea.g.
what ne people neaas py leaving Sssssns,
Butler. Wsds deceivisgs
votAe9 = shey nsvsf vsseo esnse sos Aeppy aese
of yore.
And shey moseesed, s'We have lest tes less Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

We isara thal several q eur sallcal
iisnls, noted singisss. are lsarsing he
| lsllewisg bsautiful lines for . sssasals
sene, u the msnbssu of he deeuoel 0fsol
Oiab u thiS eitt. II has bees ssviss1 By
the president u NE cub, Who bosses tAea
! all. ssa hes Ne approval u the Ssesstssy
6ho iastilutsd Ohs elub d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

with its gloomy attendants.- spirits,
de,rsssion. involuntary emissions, Ices ol
semen, spsrmatsrrh~a, loss Of power. dizzy
bead, loss Of memory, and threatened i'm.
potsnoe and imbecility. find . sovereign
cure in Humphrey Homeopathic Specific
Ne. twenty eight. Composed Of the nosi
valuable, mild and potent Cusativss, they
strife q ence at the rect Il ,he matter, sona
up the system. arrest the discharges. ssl
impsst vigor and energy, life and Vitality I.
the entire mAn. They have Cured ohoee
ands Of easss. Price - per psckass - sil
boxes, and vial OF 81 per sinsls boz. Sold
BY Dsugsists, and seat BY nail On receipt
Of price. Address Huuphssyu' Specific
Hsosopashic Medicine Co., 60 Broadway
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

CosrrvsxHss.-Su6ners from this dis.
tssssing complaint will experience imnsdi.
ate and permanent relief BY using Wilson,
Pills. They are . sure euss, and are sold
|1by al druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

SEvssAL Of our radical friends are cen.
tisually blowing q their mouths about
Seymour and Blsis-thsy don't like to talk
sbout their no -peliey candidate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
Tap Besr n fna CaRArraf.-Sinsa ,Sll

TsB Bssr ~ rms CaRAPEss.-Sinee Sc.
ans Ointment and Condition Powders
have earned 30 great reputatioa, snd sell
90 readily. several persons in different
parts of the country have commenced imi
tating them by manufacturing spurious ar
ticles. Al Arst they will fsscsmmsnd theft
preparations ~ superior u sloan's and
whom they find that won't 20 down, they
will toll another falshood By Saying that
thsir Ointment and Condition Powders are
made from Slosn's receipts, and that they
sell larger quantity for lees money.
Don't be persuaded to purchase any..oth.
~ article with the promise that 10 10 just q
good as Sloan's. .'Hold fast to that which
you have proved to be good,' aud BY %
doing they won't fool you with their hum.
bugs. nor injure the reputation OF Sloan's
pyopavations
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
LOCAL ITG GM ..

FRscKLEs AND TAN removed aud prevent
ID. by usine the dslisieus Hespsrian Balm
Or The eomplsxion. Price only ATTY cents
Caolcs Ieea Catawba Wine, at e7. 90 per
dssea bottles also full stock Of other No
tive aud foreign wines q the wine house Of
LAKersLDr, TnoDs + Co.,
81 West Second ooreet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
CIT 1T r m -.

Rrroars from different parts Of the State
Gay that the wheat srep 10 damaged slight.
II By The sust The Same 10 true Of masy
6slds in this county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

HoaRIsls.-Ths heat 10 enough y nell
men Of brass, and human Assh can't stand
Il much lsnesr-anlsss they 90 70 the Polal
Foantain snd cool OF BY drinkis0 thst ies
Geld sods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
BENNETT. JOHNSON & 90.
els Broadwsy, New York.
.. Nssufaetufsrs ofths New Pstsst
STEAM COOKING APPARATUS,
sHINGIE BRACKET!

me Cooking Appsrstus eooks Vegetables -
meats together without navOring each ether. 80
does away with ali offensive oecss. saves Lasess
srr,so = snssv,rs. One tfial viii eeavinee eey
onc. Iaf56 n161Acrs already In uoe aDd everyb0oY
Mica se1.9 bEYl0 Sow. Several dses-1e any stsvs.
whole diphsr eaa be cooked On ons eeove nele:, =.
tail nrioes ~ ~ h., - Sin., ~ y ia w
me 6i1MQI8 BRACKET = e9DoeinIy ooeo
W,.r X scs6p,fur en- bc Huiit 10 lees tine upCp
voof ana with greeteRea1ety, and tnkea doOD e9e@
iv without having single nall hs.e n ehe Soos.
Retail price. - per dozen.
| orders pronpeiy Allsd p wheleeale eao 49, a.
| Couuty and State Rights = ~ eeccnoe eeee q
ocs.sssisys sssssh3cs.sisss sssss e. ~ ~ ~ ~
s2 - III Ia u0to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

CAesame. .--WitA - thesnemsose Il
1eSe hsavy clothing b sss sf ~ euss
Niss, esd Il is therefore ths daty ef ever,
ssns 0sn' - WsdR juse - lltsls elstAine q
possible. Thspe ase saeme wAoa ~ hot
.vsathsf doss not aaset in any great degree
md opos inqoift u viii b fsssd they bsy
their euUoss ssi0 q PWty's. sne aso -.
Essqssnelys - eel - II ths1 wsss IL AIas
ha. That's the place TO 20. ssss-Sam
Peesy's, l6 Brady %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

We have sems land nsas the line Of TIE
the railroad, (just the place to make geed
farm. } 70 trade for property IN Davsnpost.
or improved farms. ELoRiDss Z BaO, Land
aud Insurance Agents. No. 40 Brady direct.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14


bssa esusestsd With en- schsols dasiss he
pasl three ysass, has sseclsAsl - leave ~
city, fos 0ssAl i3svsu, Lssiss eesnty, ,whsss
be will sosia snsaos 10 tsashiss. Duiss
his stay Asrs be hss nads naay vAsn
stiseas, whs viii regret v pAss With hin.
ne xsjss - ~ city - Jfssslns. 81
lowed by the bsss wishes ssAAis May
ltisads and asqsaintanee9 wiA vhsa ~
suits in bespsaking fsr Nh . sbsn1ene
suesssav AZ = ~ Gbsnss pspih tssdsssd
hin esaeli.sstasy sara = sstssa ed
respect pesvssss = ~ dseassssA
W learn viii pleasure thes ssf yesse
friend, Harry N. Hurlbss. sf ~ saginsss
corps. hes ben promoted y Dssvss Capitals
for services rendered during the vss. II ID
On honor worthily bsstswsd.
The invsotes Of the celebrated ssse-raks,
Mr.. Samuel Johnson, 10 in our city. In
company with few friends and rsprsesnt-
ativs6 81 he press. he hes esos today u
ssks l,ok st Scott esanty between this
eity ana the Wspsis. He win see oas d
the il.ssl farming sections in all this west
crn coantry.
Nearly ail Il ths dslssstss frea Thu
place y shs No6snai Csavsnsisa hsvs -
Turned from New York. From indisAtieni
alsng We rests. thsy say the nsnioation'
ass very satisfactory, and The prospects To-
. succsssfsl election we're never oore nss
tssiue cos Ihe Dsnossaey, thfeuGhecs see
great oenlss q MsW Yssk, ReAnsylvoeee
lnd lsdiana. AZ g thess Stetes . 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

5Look ous, BoYs.-Marshal KanGnanp
iuferms 20 that hs hes told The bsys (ss
sSns Of thsn) Who are 10 thshsek sf bath.
Ing nslf the rivers bank before u d dark,
s6as they nsst stop il. So lex suts sbsys. .lasge
ana .emsll. q ~ win have yeu-and ihsa
ysu xnew sAs ny sSdinlsess slyyse nan
be fined ave dollars for every tine yss 60
int shs river - baths In frens si ths city
beswssa half a hser 'tsfsss sussjse - =
half % hour aftsr sutsss.
SeLDaans' 0RPnAm' Hens.-Ths Bead
q Trustees sf this iassiAaiisa have . ~.
ing at Ne Davenport Hose - Wednesday,
/ ~ 22d inss., a <Aich Hnt Ne psblis nay
ssDsss . sasasins up u shs Aaaaeial nss-
ixa - 10 promised Ms. leGAils !; sna pr.
| hays tAs nsaAhly AaaDsial s1n1soen1s
promised BY The exeeq1ivs oe00lb&ees; We
tkspp fss . sa1esehetssf sAewang. !
ELscr,Ss - Oync1as, ,--AS Ne ssaoal
meeting Of The Pisnsss hesk isad LAllss
osnpany. No l. The feliswisg sAssss, wses
slsessd fos the ensuing yssf;
Prssilaat-H. II. Andesssa.
vice Preeio6nt-P. Hoelee.
Secretary A. Ruugs.
TreAsaree-Claus Wul6.
0tandine Ceaoi.tss--J. s. Kahs0aa. n.
4. Rungs, +. 0rapsseaase sad J. Lsisnss,
Fsrsman-Wm. Nundt; First Aseieaaat-
Louis Bauress; Second Assistant-C. Lem.
brecht.
Nssssuger-Ffiss Kuhrt.
Banner Bearsr-J. Oldsnburg.
| Taua.-Oas Of the City Fathers tells n
that abeut nosn, paper cellar pair si
bosts and faded blue ribbon was sssa
going dswn Second street, Supposed to b Ill
that vas lsit Of ths man vhs Wsated 70 bst
$500. on Osasvs slssGsn. II Ossueil
hes ssdsf . ssasss ef ths city tAhsm ioosd.
iasly 70 - who 10 missing. ~s
| DsLinous-Ysstsgday 10 nowhere, q
to-day is absut lo' hotter thaa u ~as yss-
tsrday. The Thssmonsess ranged ever .
hundred in the shsds I'll day te.day. Hur.
lrah for Tussday, ~ ere waiting fer We'd
Ineoday. Our eAufeA deG1A't 0ake any
|Dsevi6ieo In il essed t. such wsalhse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
A trial Il nADAK PORTrgo DOUGH

DALSAN fes ths pest siehtssa yssrs, Aaa
eivsa proof 70 the wsfld ofils sfResv il
curing pul1saasy complaints, Z beyssd
any remedy hitherto kaowa - naskind
Az time makes ithess facts wider and bet
ter known. the Balsam 10 fest beeomina
staple necessity ameng Ill cases,
Il has living evidences Of lie unsivalsd
usefslness in the many recorded victims
snatehsd from the threatening symptena
Of that dreaded disease, Consumption
Price Is, 50 snd 70 cents per bottle. 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

PAINFUL AccIp.ns.-R. ". Gibbs, On
snplsyss eiths o.. h. l. Z ?. Railroad. met
With serious aud psinial accident. While
handling poadssous iron jack ssssw Il fsll
upon his foot crushing bis tees. and forcing
toss, boet and eli moro than 90 inch into
The solid ground. DE-. Reid and stAss physi.
clans were called in. Some thought an am
putation Of The toss necessary, but Dr.
Reid expressed - his opinisn that the bet
Ter part Of surgery is.Aving ifpsssible, and
not in hastily smputsting. He took charge
Of the ease, and Mr. g. 10 now In fair way
Of recovery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Ne 0fAeiHs.--Ws are anthesixbl n ny
mat ~ Northern Line Paskst Company
are not IN ths stage business BY any means
- has been reported. Is.has. bsss sepos.
"a that q Different points on The rivss
oesssatstt'vses pvt 81. and soassy q ~
stage to ssas point above aad thsn con
esst With another beat this 10 not % sad
has not bsenloss ty The OtupsSy 4 ny
tlms this season. Passages taking any
boss On this line viii b pat tbssseA %
time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

" III II - ~ w.
Msscasins will .leavs for 81. Lsais Il 8
o'clock this evening.
The New Bsstsa Ter Fort Nsdissn ~ u
.. M. ts-morsow oesning.
Addis. johnson will leave for st. Louis 70
morrow morning at 7 o'clock.
nIscBLLAxsors
The river 10 rscseding slowly and surely
as The rsss Of three 70 four ischss per day.
Fssighn are dull. travel is he principal
business Of the up stream bosts. Their
trips are generally good. Down stream
boats are doing but little.
The Dubuque Herald says that com
petition 10 about 70 eemmsn0 sgsia b.
tvssn the two packet csmpanies. owisg t.
. violation Of the terms sgrsed upon few
weeks age. The Northern Line has in-
structsd ito agent At St. Paul not 10 let Z
pssssngss clip cut Of his hands q any
rate Of passage.
Many passengers on the river afs being
robbed during the present hot wsathsr
They dnd Il aeosssasy to leave their stats
rson desrs open. ssd - consequence th'
soguss and no didReslty in relieving then
Of their valusblss.
Magaslnes.
TIE Amajem Jsxs~sJ ef Ne Aaliss
Ssissses for July is 4 haad. TAis i in
msnssly foil Of valuable and intsrsstin,
matter psftaining 70 the medical world, an,
will b Rad With Interest By hspsoisssisn
Fer sals II tAs nsws dspsta
| ArtAs's Hons KaSssiss fss August
- hasd. 4 ssw serial, By vbylsh I
Tovassnd. satitlsd ''Ths Hsllea6s," will b
fsand in this numbss. aad maay sehs
pleasing stories BY the regular eentributer
V The magaainss. 4 very pretty sngravin
esnansnts its fteatispisss. Fer eals at u
Hsvs dspsls.
Asspss's Bssss 10 q hand. snAidllsd, .
usual, with all msnass Of novelties fss u
ladies'. Il is. sithest doubt, Ne ~ pls
slsre sf ladies' periodical rsaAinl
natter 10 excellent and the fashios plate
very fUll-foS sale q news dspsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

NsN SsocR.-Jns. Hoyt, Esq, eur we'll
ksown music dealer, - Brady street. left
fsw days age, for The East, istsuding 4
purchase large stock Of musical instru
nsnts. esmpsisiag I'll issn he best nanu
lAstursss. The acknowledged good taste o.
NJ. Hoyt will bs sufficient gussantee tc
our sitissas thst they nay expect some
thisg Ans In the way Of pianos, organs mel
edssns, &c. All these who eentsmplats
psrshasing % instrument would Do we'll "a
wsit until the arrival Of shsss sssds. when
they will have chance 70 select fiem th(
finest asssssment that has ever cone into
the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

ALWAYS ready . cure . hacking cough.
rsmsvs the pai1 lrem CAsol q LNags, 81
allay The feverish symptens attendiaH
Ktdasy csmplAints ;-shis b wAal 10 heasd
from hsadesds vho have ussd ths WAitl
Piae Compound. Tfy il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
l1ERICIU WALrHAn WATCHES
The Best |: The Cheapest !

n>eomnsndsl ~ Railroad xAginssrs asd n
rress~sn. che most exciting tlass ofwssehwesssrss
- easertop 70 al others Tor strsngtA stssdissss.
accuracy, and durability.
70 avold inpositioa purchasers shosld invaziasn
demand certificate Of gesuinenefs. Ljs7s dsWso
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

K00LkSfCN. in Rock lslapd. On the eves
ing Of 1saday. July 18th. Stiles Il. Egglssten
sged 81 years, month and IL days.
Funeral from the residence Of his lpsAse, q
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock.
Albany IN. ~ pspsss plsaes sspy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

JAnss 3. Knk ! Cos 6ns staple asd
fancy Toilet Soops, conprisiee 00nan
Matted. Olive, Star, lmprsvsd Chemical,
Palm. &c. Sold BY I'll greens end faasy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

ConiHe. John Robinson's big show will
b along In few days. bringing The largest
exhibition Of asinals ever in this city. 4
arst class troop Of sssebass 10 attaehsd 4
this show, and the sntsrtsinusnt prenissi
u bs Ans one.
6AHifAHY.-Ws nsticsd, hist week, tha'
eur assshAnts sieng 0sssod street. ven
having the cutters in rront Of their place.
Of 6usinss cleaned. The vssk sAssld
not stop until Ill W. DssiShahis sssG lyinl
sroend lssss, which, usdsr ~ hst says d
The Son, thrsws Of nAlasisus gases. i ~
msvsd. The places n The rear Of many
of The basiasss blssks. and In ths allsye
ass pssdscAivs of dssssrs' bills. and shsuld
receive ths sttsntisn Of sanitary commit
sees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

EIAessaAslea % . very common fault
among ell clsssss, but nsvsrthslsss ''tha
truth, The whole truth, nd ooth1ng but t1hs
truth. y oeneGimes stated. Shck = ~
cass ia rsteeeaee 70 Ill thak 10 ssid d seGnDd
10 Dsctee Seth Arnoa6'o Dalonm foe The
cure 4 Dswsl Csnptaists. Il Ass bsss
sold ln NE New Bseiana otasso ~ abeal
thirty vsars. ed has lArese sa!e h. ttaee
States than ~ ssas. arttels s:s Bowel
Osmplanss. The sale fer tAe laet two yeaes
hes bees upvazds = ~, go bottles. kSss
adveStiseases sadef Special Nstisss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

SEE Dv1ca - UaAp0.--.Io aaoah0e 81
umn, Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE
BITTERo. II 10 highly rsosamsadsd BY
physisisas for dyspsptists, q aessss ol
iss tsnic pRopsrt.ss, iss purity and It, deli.
ciOuo 6aVoep.
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