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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

ALLENs LUNG BALsAM,

II sells everywhere ami gives satisfaction. Read the
folloging extracts from letters;
l.. II, bowIT, Druggist, UniontoWn, Penn, writes,
Apnl ALIENS Lung balsan has performed some
remarkable cures about here. l II with
confidence In all diseases OF The Throat and Lungs
STERLING bnOsu Druggists, Write from Uarrolton,
January -, 1861: Send us SIX doZen ALLEN LUNG
BALSAh. We are entirely out of It. IL givos more
general satisfaction than any other medicine we sell.
LEXINGTON, Missouri.
MEsSRs } n. HABRIS a 90.
DLAR SINS have made ALIENS LUNG BAL.
SAN pTCtty we'll kntwl 10 our city aud country, and
have sold about all the four dozen bottles sent me In
March last .anl | una that persons who Try the Balsam
once, come back again Tor more, as u gives them salts
ton; and l Il IN preference to any other
medicine Tor COUAh5 or JoLD5, Please send mo six
dozen bottles as soon as possible. / am yours, dc,
THOMAS j, FLETCHER, Druggist,
4. 81 sell more Aliens Lung BAlsam, than all Other
Cough Remedies together, ana Il gives general ~satisfac'
too,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

The ATMOSPHERE. % The Academy of Sci
ences, in France, has published the results
of the observations OF the atmosphere
made by Camille Flammarion in an ex-
tended series of balloon ascensions. The
first chapter of the report establishes n law
Of variation of the watery vapor in the air,
and asserts that the invisible moisture ac-
cumulates TO the maximum zone of hui
Nudity and then decreases until it finally
disappears. The second chapter shows thai
the solar radiation increases in the uppei
regions in proportion to the diminution Of
the moisture and OF the temperature of the
air. The third chapter treats of the circu.
lation OF the atmospherical currents, The
fourth establishes the diminution Of the
temperature according to the altitude. Thu
fifth gives very curious observations ON thI
altitude of clouds Of different forms, thei
variations and physical construction. Tn
sixth gives several problems on optics
acoustics and general physicic, Of whicl
the definite solution is not yet completed
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

A California correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, who has been travelling
on the Central Pacific Railroad. says 1T costs
ten cents a mile lin coin) to ride on 1t, and If
YOU tender your fare ia grecnbacks, and in
sist on their reception, the conductor halts
and pushes you Oh the train. A few days
ago q passenger offered q %grocnback dollar
Ion O Tide Of ten miles. He was promptly
ditChCd.'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

The eX-Empress Carlotta has had a re-
lapse, and il again a prey to u morbid fear
that she will bcpuisuucd. She avoids all so
ciety. During whole days she remains sitting
in ID corner vt her room without stirring;
When any one approaches she is seized WITH
a ht and runs away shrIcEiug for aid. Not
ouly her mind but her bodily health is deeply
afpcttl.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

There are living in Essex, Conn, eight
men who were in the same class at school,
whose aggregate ages amount TO six hundred
and eighty years.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29
An Exneri Chinesn Innnln.

DIR. FOurnio, Of Paris, lately examiped A
Chinese iuggler. named Ling Look, who
used TO thrust n saber almost three feet
long, down his throat and Swallowed hens
egg, but which he aiterward spit out nm
broken. IL was hitherto been generally
believed that the sabers used by the Chi
nese jugglers for this purpose were not
solid, but could be contracted like tele-
scopes, 80 that they would remain in the
ljuggler's mouth; but DIR. Fournie
examined the Ohiuaman's breast, and felt
the point ofthe saber some thirty inches
below the mouth. When Ling Look pre-
tended to swallow the egg, il seemed to
the Doctor that he did not do so. He
caused the juggler to repeat the experiment,
and discovered now that Ling Look rolled
II under his tongue, where in consequence
Of the long practice, quite a cavity had been
formed.
HoRRBLE MURDER by A FATHER OF hrs
lLLEetrIMATF CHnD.-A Young man named
Charles II. Sanborn, son Of Geo. II. San
born, of Bridgeport, Conn, was arrested ut
his fathers house Tuesday evening, charg-
ed with the murder Of his illegitimate
child, aged about ten days, at East Bridge
port. About "A week ago, 1t seems, accord
ing to the report which ia being circulated.
young Sanborn called on the mother of the
child, and when asked by her to make some
provision for its support, or TO marry her,
he became cnmged and declared he would
sooner smash its head, % and Selling u
hammer, struck his innocent and helpless
victim q severe blow ON the head. II still
showing some signs of life, the iDhuman
father then seized 1t by the neck and chok-
ed it to death. Sanborn, who is about "a
years OF age. Is in the grocery business in
Bridgeport, is respectfully connected, and
has heretofore been looked upon as q man
of irreproachable character.
POISONED HOSIERY furnishes the material
for the latest sensation in London. The
Star says: "Mr. Weber, n medical man,
has made IA somewhat alarming statement
Mt the Guildhall. He affirmed that the col
oring matter in many of the socks now
sold in London contain n poisonous ele-
ment Nhi,h produced irritating sores on
the feet Uf several OF his u~atients, and that
In other cases which had come to his
knowledge the dye had proved equally
dclcterIous. He made the reassuring
statement that on his representations a
large manufacturing firm in the city had
counteImanded an order they had given
for an enormous quantity of these bright
colored socks. He had not yet ascertained
what was the nature of the poison, but as
soon as he acquired this information he
would let the public know what antidote
they should use. 4 new meaning will now
he given to the vulgar old street cry,
'How's your poor feety''
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29
A THRILLING INCIDENT

In the mission life OF Mrs, Ingalls,, in burmah, is we'll
told Ia the baptist Messenger. relating how she was
sent tor TO visit one OF the buddhist high priests, who
had heen nearly kilel aud how, while In the most hCY
place in their temple whore none but priests had ever
before been admitted, she was permitted unr0buked
20 uau Tor him the sacred vessels, which none but the
on uns Vi their gods b. rest all through the magic IN
huence OF the PAIN Killer called BY them the God
Medicile,n 90 successfully had she used II In curing
Their many diseases, some OF them considered hereto.
fora fatal Ia that climate, among which were OhOltr 10.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, the bitas OF venomous
reptiles, 6c. THIS speaks volumes tor the Pain Killer.
Rev. j, h. Clough, Missionary at OnEnls, Southern
India wTites;-"Me esteem your Pain Killer very high
~ for scorpion stings, cholera, So,,And cannot yarylwCl
g~etlalong without IT,"
Rev, T. Il. Oolburn, Missionary at Tayoy BurmAh,
writes l shah be happy TO assist IA eNten1ing a
knowledge ut q remedy 50 speedy aud ohectuaLh
Pam Killer Is sold Nv Ill medicine dealers.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

tREsH CUTS AND WoUNDs,-Ihese are accidents
which all are subject TO, more particularly the meohan-
les and operators IN factories. THIS class should mover
be without DIR. y. A, Viewers CerAte. IL will relieve
sooner and heal all such injuries quicker than any
article ever made, BY having II By them for linmedi.
ate use, much time And suffering may be saved,
A Is s4ld b. medlCtu ne dealers generally.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

Or the three invisible blessings, perfume,
light ana song, the first la been heretofore considered
the most eyanescent, but Il no Longer deserves that re-;
pToaeh. PHALoH has made the most delicious odoE Of
MAYO" tha new perfume Tor the handkerchief Sold
by all druFgists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

ULLFHO5i AIen LOl OhIolJuJ E1IH-
Messrs, j. n. HAhRIS a o.-Gsntlemen / have
sold Or. 5. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters Tor
several years aud can c~heeTtuly them to
the public as a medicine OF decided merit In all cases
OF General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever and Aguo, etc,
Yours truly, D, w. HUM, DTuggIt.
Sold Hy ali DIugnlsta
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

| am sure that no one will use that popu-
lar article known as CoE's CoUdH BALKAN, but once
edies ever discovered for Group, Coughs, Colds and
Soreness Of tho Throat and Lungs. Keep it in the
house II may save Your life.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-29

CHARITY perfumes the giver, love per-
fumes thu receiver, friendship perfumes society, old
maids perfume each other, old bachelors perfume no.
body, dandies oerfume themselves, bat ROOdWOrth's
fLoE DBL sAHIO perfumes everything.
NAR. WHl1NrIRR, BI1 ~. Charles street,
u NJ LOUIS, Mo, tends free " pages, sealed, giving
full symptoms, cause. plane Of cure, ste, Tor sexual de-
piiv the result VI ssf abuse, excuses, exposures etc
Ia both sexes, married or single, and all Venereal dis
sases no mater who failed. Btats You case.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

Dss Aoinss 10 figuring Tor stsam fire
engine. We should cay il Vas high time.
The Guthrie Vsdstts says that The Board
Of Sapssvisors Of that county have ordered
the building OF jail at Panors next sea
son.
The Tsus County Unisa publishes the
following item Of horror I'VE learn TIA.
Mrs. Barber. living in volea City. vss %
badly burned on The 24sh uls. that shs
died from ths effects Il IL On the as.h.
Fort Dodge expects 70 have . railroad
before shs arss day Of Jaouary next. Il 10
one Of The best towns In The State hes
some Of the Rest people in the STATE. and !
railroad will odd matsnslly 10 thsss aiors-
ssid blessings.
The Dss Aoiaes horse c,ss srs u run
down TO the railroad dspoe alAss . while,
- Ne learn feu the RAgisdss. They ought
= 60 somewhere for bssinsss. Al prssee,
they start sswhsrs asd s>ep q ne sans
pises.
The ladies' u Dshsqas ass using lean
ysas. Ths Herald says shat il daily ses,
seus Augustus Msseins riding proudly
through the streets. sith his Dollv
Angsliss Kidding the ''ribboas," her cheek
glowing. eyes slitsssisg. sad waterfall bob.
bise in ths bsssss. shouting '.elane'' viii
all the snthssiaso Of . fall blown herae
jockey!
TIE Republican caucus vote for State
Printss took plaes lest Fsidsy sitsrsoso-
Hon. J. A. Kssson, Chsirman; Hes. n. O.
Rippey, Secretary. The eandidates veeu
Jaeob Rich. Of Ioietendence, +. n Mills,
Of Dee Nsisss State Ayistes, Ed Russsll,
Of Davenport 6asstts, and g. n. Edwards
Of Burlington Hesasys. The voting ran q
let "a - lth oth etA ~
| I R;ch - - u - IS - vithsHru
= n Mills. - - - 8 Ss 50 -
ia. Russsli, 81 ls -
a Edvsrds - II - 81 % - -
Jss. 8. Carter, u De- Noises. was sasss.
q ssaas Disdss. I'D Hsiseg, ~ pssesDl
| psaitsnluy wssdses - seesniunasL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
"A. MONDAY. JANUARY 20. 1868.
Cl"Y NOTICES.


e1 nad WcRlsla 60 Your Chill
dtsn-uRs. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING
ho9 ior iidrea relieves the child from
PAIN 'nv'gs.tcs the stcmac, AMI bs ~sl,.
sorrsess aoidty and wind collie. Perfectly
ss's 10 Oh CAS-, - milions Of mothers can
testify. Thry-6ve csats bottle.
~ 10 scarely credible how numerous are
'ns cases Of fNeurslgia, Nervs-ache. ssd
ssner painfulnsrvot affections that exist
A9ongua But tB state OF things seed
no leossr be 70. ~ ssnsido,s uill Be found
In Or. NER'sTIC-DOULOUREUX
Or UNIVERSAL NBrRALGIA PILL. The
genial influence of It's medicine upon the
nerve fluid i, extrab iiuasy. Apothecsr-
's' have i principalDspot, 100 Tremost
st.. Boston. Mass. Dee, q per package |;
oy mail. tive postage lamps extra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

I. The District Court Oe,hs Usited States Tor
10 II Il. n..tsr Of }; N. ,he.s:. Bankrupt. .
r. ,ne creditors " card N. Wisherwsx, and
sii other persons intetssed-
Won - hereby notihedhAt petition hes bees
sled in ,sid court, by JIM. withsrwax. Of the
cisv cf Davenport. ssld district. duly declared
: Bsnkrupt. nnder ~ oct Of Oongrses, Of
March I'd. 1851, for discharge and Ger .i6ease
tSesro. from ail his tsbts cad other ciaios
neevehie nader said ~, cad that the 15sh Of
6Shruery. A. u. 1865, q the hour Of 70 o'clock
: NJ 81 said day. is asa,gned for the hearing Of
the eeme before the ssid Court Of Chsmbefs, =
ntsrmrs- Iova whea and where you may o..
Tend and show cause any Of you have. Why the
rrsrsr ~ aid pssitioA should not be granted.
You are hereby farther notified that the second
aud Thi, meetings q the csedisUrs o. the ssid
q Wi,herwax. sue ths purpose provided in
Section s7sh ava ssh. Of tAe Act Of Congress
"f HSreh ssd. 1851, will b hsld % NE nth dsy
Of FsSsaarv. 4. y. rs. q IT, hsur Of ten @
cioeS. I. ~. q sa,d ~. bsfsss the noa. \: =
SsiSo. ReeisSsr. q hls ones, Ne.7, West Dec
onS sSfesS. = ~ City Of Deson0es4 oeot4 eoun
tv 6xcso ~ lova. Waoo - UGogo y0a 80 b
,,:ss.1 Hvou desire 90 ~.
HeNRY ". DEHMEff,
Attorney for sai1 Aaakrupt.
Il. a. 1855. doalw4t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

PERny DAVIS vsasrABLs PAS KiLLsR.-
Iau oRsAr FAMILY nsDIciNs OF SRE AGE -
Pain Killer taken internally. should be adul-
tessted with milk or water. and sweetcned
with sugar II desired. or made into syrup
~ith molssscs. For . Cough, few drops
on sugar eaten win be more effective thaa
shy thing slse. For Sore Throat. gargle
the throat with mixture Of Pain Killer aud
water and relief is immediate and the cure
positive. Il should no. be forgotten that
the Pain Killer is equally rs good to take
internally. as 10 use externally. Each bot
tie is wrapped with full directions for its
use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

Brr or JEALousy.-A petition has been
presented in the State Senate from Lee
county, asking that the argument term OF
che Supreme Court held At Davenport fs
abolished. This, Of course, 10 intended
more thrust at this point than whole
some public measure, and will probably
amount to nothing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

TnE CouGu AND Lusc RaaEDY. for every
family to keep on hand, ALIENS LuNs
BALsAH Il sells every whore, and gives
satisfaction. Resd the following extracts
from letters L. h. BowIE. Drugeist.
Uniontoxn. Penn, writes, April 4, 1866
=" Aliens Lung Balsam has performed some
remarkable cures about here. ! recon-
mend il with confidence in al diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs" STERLING BHo.,
Drugglsts, write from Carrolton, January
81, 1866: " Send US six dozen ALLES's
Luxe BALsAM. We are entirely out Of il.
IL gives more general satisfaction than any
other medicine We SELL" Sold by all Deal
srs in Family Medicines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
Cnaatv AHalrs..Oar PaoDcr Syss

oGAms
In our issue Of Monday last We showed
that the report Of the Directors of the
Poor" mi.rcpf esented the fetal cost Of Che
county psupsr system. and that disesep-
ancy Of nearly four thousand dollars exist
Cd Th:s exhibition Of the unteliability Of
the ..report' gives fresh evidence Of the at
ter worshlessusss and iss6lciency Of the
present system Of manaesmsnt Of the pau
psr s6aiss. The township trustees, the d.
rectors Of the poor and the steward Of the
poor house, each and al running their re-
spective dspar tmsnts 10 practical indepsnd-
suce Of any head, and the interests Of the
tax payers seem 70 be entirely unsusrded.
The discrepancy bstw. en- the report Of the
Directors and the report ofthe County Clerk
a 70 the amount drawn upon the treasury,
involves sum too large to be attributed to
accid ntal errors. II 10 alec to Be remem.
bered that these discrepancies are Of regular
annusl occurrence. A year sgs the Dirsc-
tors made it appear that the pauper system
in 1866 had cost but $1,000, while at the
same time the Clesk reported an out-go Of
$lO,70A, and the Steward reported Gales Of
surplus to the amount Of 11,3OO-the pro-
eesds Of said sales having been expended
fos supplies TO the Poor House.
II 10 fss the Board Of supervisors to dis
pose Of those matters. but all good citizens
are interested in demanding . thorough
change in the management Of the psuper
system. II 10 evident that there should be
an official sppoistsd to give his entire time
to the supervision Of The details Of every
department. This official should invssti-
gate every case Of application for relief or
assistance, snd should keep accurate books
Of record and registry. It should also be
his duty to institute safeguards against i'm
posters or the arrival Of new paupers. In
our paupss matters prevention 10 better
than euse," and . careful official could
doubtless prsvsnt mush Of The psupesism
that now arrives and becomes established
uvbo 0uUVviCeO. AuCuO 0uOOrO 0tUO % ~
Office in some convenient location, TO which
citizsns could refer oil cases Of distress
known e them. Such su o6lce in the
hands Of . faithful manager would save at
least ens-third Of the expenses Of the pres
snt system, and would be bessat both 10
the humanity and 70 the economy Of our
county charities. Such IN official could al
90 give some attention 10 the sendition Of
osr insane paupsrs Al the State Asyluu-s
department that now costs the county
about eight thousand dollars per annum.
and In which much saving could certainly
bs effected.
The frst duty Of ~ Beard sf Supssvis-
ors on ssasssmbling next Wednesday. will
be TO elsc. . Board Of Poor House Direc
tors, and " suggest that q least one Of ssid
Directors be also appointed commissioner
OF special Ovsrsesr Of the Poor. with . suit
able salary, and required 10 give his con-
slant attention to the necessities Of the
system.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

P.Izgs Wox-At the Palace Skating
Park on Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary
Haley, Of this city, took the first prixs for
being the best skater-s beautiful silver
cup. Miss Msttis Beddison. Of Rock Island,
took the secend-a season ticket to the
park.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
LOCAL irE HG.

ELDRrpsx 4 BRo have money 10 loan,
houses and stores to rent, and over 81 .Ooo.-
900 worth Of property for sale. Insurance
done to order. Office-visle's Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

WANTED.-Kvcry man feeling the efccte OF
habit contracted In YOUTH To eend his name and ad
drcss with cent stamp TOR return postagel 10 DR..
ELnxa GopRss. Box 1870, Phiiadelphis, Pa. who
Will inform them OF method by which they can be
cured. and the vigor ~ youth restored. aussn-6m
AGENTS wASrED-sec. as3. sso STAR
~ SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March IL. lss7 IL uees two thrcade and nakce the
genuine Lock Stitch alike on both sides. All other
low priced mnchines make Chain Stitch. Great In
ducemenis offered. Send Tor Circulars and Samples
r O LATHRoP q Co. IS and 50 Reynolde' block.
Chicago oct33-dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

HoLLowAy's Puts AND OiSrxENr-NKu-
AALoiA-Tic Donloureux The doctrine that
quinine and carbonate Of iron were the IN
" remedies for tio doloreux and nervous
disorders. 10 nov exploded. Holloway's
ton Of pain. and few applications sufiiac
for q permanent cure. Thousands who
have experienced a radical benefit from its
use are prepared to vouch for the correct.
ness OF this statement. In gout. rheuma-
tisn, lumbsgo AMI scistaca. it 10 equally
efflcsc.ous. Sold by oil Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

Il Ksox L SoN.-Tbis firm, recently es-
tablished here has flled void heretofore
existing in the manufacture Of fine toilet
psrfumery, hair oils, pomades, onlogncs,
navoring extracts etc. Those gentlemen
understand their business thoroughly, and
manufacture articles that cannot but fnd .
ready sals among orr dealers. By giving
them trial you will be convinced. Their
place Of business 10 on Perry street, west
side. between Third and Fourth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20


FALss PRBrsNsRs.-On ths 18th inst, on
petition Of Mrs. Colson. an order vas issued
by Mr.. Neal, Poor House Director, upon
the County Treasurer Tor eight dollsrs. to
take her and her children 10 Cedar Rapids,
her place OF residence. The order vas
placed in the hands Of Claus Kshl, one Of
the Township Trustees, who went TO Ms
c. to pay it over. She informed him that
she would prefer not 10 start until the first
Of February, to which Mr.. Kahl acceded,
and retained the order until that time. To-
day . lad, one of tho family, vas circula-
ting subscription payer about town. which
had been drawn up BY some benevolent
gentleman. representing that be (ths boy)
WAS raising eight or ten dollars TO pay the
family's passage TO Cedar Rapids. This
matter accidentally coming to Mr.. Kahrs
attention, he showed " the documents
which prove conclusively that the youth 10
Imposing upon the benevolent people Of
this city. 1t is bad beginning. fer besides
being dishonest, cuts of sympsthr. The
public will do well to look out for this sort
Of trickery
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
srOP YOUR COUGH.

SrgER's VINES are the pure juice Of the
grape whoss pure and generous qualities
oanuot be excelcd for the invalid or con.
valescnt. They are highly esteemed for
sacramental purposes. N. B. Good Vino
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

RoYAL BAkiso Pewpsn is aseually cAsap
- by twenty i've pr cent. than Crsa1 Tar
~ - oeda, = ssnasaly ussA A.
|yo0 lpoeo - 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

ScHooL MArrERs-We are informed that
in soms sub-dis.ricts Of the cocnty, the
schools are not taught for the lssgth Of
time required BY Law. II this be 90, the di.
rectors and sub-dreetors throughout the
county will do well 10 note the followiss /:
The General School Act, Chapter l, Sec.
~ snys: In each sub district there shall be
taught one or more schools for the inssruc-
ton Of youth, between the ages of Eve and
twenty-one years, for at least tsoemfy- four
cseks, Of .tire school days each, 10 each year,
snless the county superintendent shall bs
satisfied that there is good and sufficient
cause for failure 50 to do.
|, will bs noticed that the requirements
Of this section are imperative, and ~ be-
lievs verv cogent reasons must be brought
forward TO induce The county superin,eud
snt to excuse directors and others for NO,
complying with the law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
COAII COAL
Peru, Clevels.d, Dlsssburg aad
.Ameh~rf6e Coal,
non sALR At rag PERU COAL YARD. Cor.
nes os fifsa aud Harrison Stfeeta, hl
dsc9sdiy J. y. LI00kTE.
.eluoval.

R0mOV0l.
KOCH, TnlR FuJ0WHE0,
uus REMOVED MS HAT, CAP AND FuR H
II PORlUMto
No. - Wosu 0eco0A 0oeeet,
between Harrieon and Ripley - where he win keeE
larger and complete stock Of TIE latest etylee
end hncst qualities of LAdiee' and Misee Gents and
Bays Hats, Caps and Pun at prices thet defy COMP
tiou. fmh1atr 6igu Of Qi0 Ssa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20

90 TO rua Bssp.-tso to the bryant = Stratton
Iowa State business College to get thorough prac
sicai business education. or 20 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulsrs and papcfs. I'd.
dssss, (snclos,ng stanp) "rhe Bryant D osfatton
Commercial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-20
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