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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
EORILLARD'S

HSH' WV S'USNiNe iepASSo
Is ovouwhore pronounced by competent Judges
70 DO superior 10 others for the
following reasons
u Il made Of the finest stock grown.
u has a mild and agreeable aroma.
II 4 antlncrvous in it, effects, as
Il free from drugs, tho Nicotine
Having also been extracted.
IL leaves no acrid, diaagroeablc aftertasto.
Does not sting or burn tho tongue.
Leaves no offensive odor in the room.
Orders for Elegant Moerschaum Pipes
Arc daily packed In various bags.
IL Is Of a bright golden color.
Being very light, one pound will last
Two or three timoa as long A. others
But H. TN II and convince yourself
tyour dealer does not Keep Il AJAX HIM 70 get II.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

SEE ApvEnTTsE1fENT Of DR.. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed Book for the mllion-MAR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. lt
should be read by all.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
EV ny MAN MS OWN CIGAR MAKER
READERG

THOOSE between a vigorous life or an untimoly
y death. OH how much misery and sickness would
Ihnvo avoided had I but read the books before. Just
published. l. Tho "Nirror Of Youth" or the mys-
terios OF tho soxes, and how diseased organs can, be
restored. Fourth edition, revised, enlarged and illus
tratcd with al Anatomical platoa Price ~ cents. by
Or. j. LubArsche, praoticing Physician since 1866
tho diseased female organs are TO be treated, with "
Anatomical Illustrations Price - cents. On remit
lance OF ~ cents both books will be sont free By mail.
Address Dr. j. LUBARSCHE, 1885. Wells St., thioggc,
III, or OuAkLES SOME, AZ Lake st., Chicago, ILL.,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

A medical expert, holding honorable collegiate diplO.
mas. deyOtea his entire time 10 the examination Of
patients, at the ONCE parlors Associated with him, are
threo consulting physicians, OF acknowledged eminence,
whose services are given TO the public FREE or CHARGE.
This opportunity is offered by no other institution in
the country.
will DO promptly aud gratuitously responded TO. Where
convenient, remittancos should take the shape Of drafts
or post Ofioo orders.
Price of wishArt's American Dyspepsia Pills 81 a box.
Sent By mail on receipt of price.
Price Of wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, SllD per
bottle, or 8ll per dozen. Sent by express.
All communication should be addressed
L. q. q. WlSHART, NJ. D.,
No. "a N. Second street,
nhluA.InHaa
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
DIR.
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

II Is the vital principle OF tho Pine Tree, obtained by
a peculiar process In tho distillation OF tho tar, by which
is highest medicinal properties are retained. Itinyigo-
rates the digestive organs aud restores tho appetite.
II strongthons tho dobiitated system. IL purifos and
enrichos tho blood, and oNpols from the system the cor.
uplOn which hcrotula breeds on the lungs IL dis
solves the mucous or phlogn which stops the air pas
sagOA OF the lungs. It's healing principle acts upon tho
irTltated surface OF tho Lungs and Throat, penetrating
to zach diseased part, relieving pain and Hubduing
inflammation. II Is the result OF years Of study and eN-
assurance Of Its power to cure tho following diseases, II
tho patient has not too Ions delayed a resort TO the
means of cure
Consumption Of the Lungs, Cough, sore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Liver
Complaint, Blind and bleeding
Piles, Asthma, WhOOpinR
Cough, DIpthcrln, &c.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
WORTk o AT,L.
CURIOUS HOW STRANGE

The Married Ladies' Private Companion con
taips the desired information, sent tTee Tor two stamps
Address Mrs. O. HENRY, Hanover, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
In Dankruptcv.
In the District Court q the United States ID
ts-s ths Dsstsics Of leea.

In the District Court q the U nited States fer
st-s ths Dsstfics Of le~a.
Il The mattsreof Richard g. Hill. Bankrupt.
y shv creditors Of said Richard y. Hill, ana III
othet parsona interested:
.ClRS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
y that petition has besn Med 10 said Oesft
BY Richard 3. Hill of the city u Davenport. in
the county Of Scott, and stste OF lows
In said district, duly declared ! Bankrupt nm
der the Aes ef Congress sf March I'd, 1857,
entitled IAN Ast TO establish : uniform syeten
~ Bsukrupsey througheut the United statet, Z
for dischsres and certificate thereof, from III
his dsbts and other claims provabls under . a
AT, and that by adjonmmest the S6sh day Of
February. =. D. 1857. u ths hssr sf 10 s'efsck
~ n, Of Sid day 10 Rxed fee sas heasiuR Of
the same before 4. n. Price, Rekisser d
his office. IN the city OF Davenport, Csnnty
Of Scott aud, State Of Iowa Aforesaid. when
and where yoa may attend and show
cause, ii any you have. why the prayer 81
sid petition should not b. granted, and
yea are hersby further mott asd Il st the 5,h Asy
Of March A. D. 1859, at the hour Of ten
o'clock Al Of said day. 10 fixed for the final
hearing thereof, u Ksokuk. loua, whsA and
whore you car be present. and urge azv objse-
tiens you may have to gransise prayer Of rsti-
tioner.
feb2 sw-tues) n. Z. LOVE, CLERK.
DAWSON TauR' Atty's fer Bankrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

OrrIcER ROM informs 10 that the rob.
berry Of Mr.. Csrken's jewelry store must
have been done early in the evening be.
fore nine o'clock. No clue has We. been
obtained that will lead TO the detection of
the villains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

HsAarn AND HoNs- Numbsr sever ol
this most excellent weekly family paper is
at hand, and closely packed with the choicest
things in the market. Dsn't fail 70 make
il part Of your svery weeks reading.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
Cash Capital &l.OC0.GOO
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Whsrs the general busihsss ofths Com psny 10 trans
actsd. and to wAkh al general CORE esperceues
should be addrssseds
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cesks, fhiia. n. a. koiins, Washington
9. 4. Clark. Phia. Henry y. Cooke. W ash.
r. hatchford Starr, ,Phila. VIM. II. Chandler. Wash.
VIM. a. Moorhead. Phiia. John .. Dcfrees, Wash.
g.. r. Tyler. Phiia. Edward Dodge, ,EcwYofk.
J-Riaeklcy Clark. FhilA. u. q. Fahnestotk, N. X.
CtAasssR n. CrAKE. rhiadspAia. President
NKxaS y. Cooka, Washington, Vice President.
Jar Csexs. Chairman Finance and Executive Cso.
kssa4ss ". Psrr. Phiia.. secretary and Actuary.
Z. .. Tsru1. y Washington. Assistant secretary.
FaAsus o. esrn, n. II. Medical Director.
J. kwns AEAn. n. D., Assist. Medical Director
RncAL ADVISORY BOARD.
!. K. IA Snrgssn- General, Y. "a. Wash.
P.J. Ho Chief Medical Department. L. $. ".
Warrington
d. " BLss. n. D.. wsshing'en.
SOLICITORS AND ATTOR>.Ys.
VIZ. z. CHASelrs. Washing ton, y. {.
Gssses Ansso, Philadelphia, Pa.
This company, National in n. character sners d,
reason 81 its large Capital, Lew Rates OF N, MUM
Aid New Tables. the niast des rattle means si incur
ing life yet psetentee To the public
Ihs rates oi premium beiBs largely reduced. are
made ~ faverAble the insurers tLoge the beet
AutGa eompah les. am avoid all the com piicsiions
and uncertainties Of Neter, Diyiden1r. ana The mir
understandings which the latter are apt 10 cause
he Policy Holders
several and st'rac'ive tables are present.
ed, which need Only be uLtersia.d Ia prove ac-
cepi abts TO the public suth a. the In.oA1
Po1Icy and hrru1S prEsuun Pofsry In the former.
the policy holder not aly eccurssa inrurnnoc,
payable At death. but viii receive. living, after
period of rev yehrs annGa Income sqhsl 10 ten
per cent 10 per cent OF the par of his policy In
the latter ths Company avrses TO YttnrE to the
snrcd the total amunni ~ money he has paid in In
addition to the amount 81 ils poiicy,
The attention Of psrgst- Ipplainy insrrisg
their lives iHcr. assng The amount OF In. ura,
the, sreag. hate is called to the special advartares
snev~c by the NattoBaI Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and To partic ar. ir.n
nppi eation TO The Branch Cfnoe OF thu Cor pany IA
TINS city or tn tis Gepesn, Agents.
- Local AensTs lrK wAsrrs IN evuYy City and
IoWn ~ applies ationr com pete MT parties for
eucn Aeeneiee. with suitable endorsements. shos Ia
De addiestsd TO 1ns coxrASS essraAL AssHm 0tv
10 their respective dis,ricts
GENERAL AGENTS OF THR cow ANY.
SAv CeoGn 3 Ce New York, fer New Yosk State
and Northern New iency.
=. ". CLARK 4 Cs. for Penn. :. and sorn y. Jersey.
Jar Coskx Co.. Haehingion, for Msfylssd. Dels-
ware. Virginia. Dist taiinbfs, and Wcst vireiiSa,
J A. Eiis 4 ee.. Chicago. for riiinoi.. Iowa s-d
Hon. srrsssxs ymaxs. ~ rsa.. for Minnesota
~. y. PFASEE. Agent fer scott cs mtg ,0Ees
y. ". corner Brady aud Sd -. Hase+s1'sr. io~s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

LECTURE AT MsTRoPoLirAN HALL.-Dr.
O. 9. Perry lectures before the Teachers
institute this evening 1t Metropolitan Hall.
The public arc cordially invited. and are
promised an interesting discourse upon
some appropriate subject. No admission
fee charged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

SOLEMN requiem services for the rest Of
tho soul Of Father Dsneghus, Of Dubuque
will BE- held At Ste. Msrgussits's Oh urch,
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock. The
Prissts Of this city, Rock Island and Mus
catine. are expected to take part in the
ceremony.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
THE CITY.

RssExBsR the X ,ilreai meeting At the
City Hall, this evening
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
Corporal panishneat IN school.
Many Of the teachers who are in atten

Corporal p0nlShne0t In school.
Many Of the teachers who are in atten-
dance upon the Institute now in session in
this city may be interested in the following
from . correspondent Of the Chicago jour
nat. which wo copy BY request;
The subject OF school disci pline has been ae,.
ta!ed considerably within a few years past
Thsre 10 . class who term themselves sAoral
srasionis's, who believe corporal punishm ut
is outrageous, and barbarous. and unbecominr
this enlightened age. BM tine teachers Of our
public schools have long since come ts the cor
elusion that to teach successfully they must Of
necessity rss0rt to s0npe ore severe terce tn an
persuasion: that The CIV dee ofthfs gene 90
like all children ofths Psss, msst be compelled
e submit implicitly iS ths russ ssd reg su.,isns
to republic where all cisssy ara gathered :
me . With different tenPerasnests aoa diksseut
degrees Of INTEL gencs-anA than 70 sslk-sef ru-
hing such varied company w.th ,ssrst srsfios,
10 proposterous. 'rsas4
tc b men and wsShss. fhe speA suA wvpen
Of to o-day once attsnded our public schools. sna
their childhood was bus the embryo Sf
their mani cod. We see tAem te-dA1. some
al shining lights IN society, ~hiis othefs 6lFour
Penitentiaries, and still Others ere executed as
criminels all were at epe time scholars, and
1ad 70 be controlled in spms way. Then. .seeing
how some Of these scholars hare uetsd. do6s Il
A.1 A. 2 :
i. SvaI d 49,. s1s. sss..S n .as1 scnaos oEs.
c1"sI I.s ~ = eS.e.eo Oy s ssssieS, oaoeoo!-
~. ~. ~ 49, :"~..sSss A.y sPpNe,
ens men nv Deen l..usscso feesiy oy yer
.nssve sppess 20 .s.scn s' .s ~ sness are some
sts' NO uppeAi 20 'nsas osues judgment can
ncnse: r. kindaess nor symRashy csn now,
..'c ucs."s "us .sI sYlAso. neAso
2! 'uug":.'' Ga. suouse 'ne1 won'd moi
snea' 70 ~mP Inase' ne.ey vnen sne
W.cnet ~ 10 : Psss'en o. sneef oes Mnsn !.
pupm .'iu"y .n Sk1pess Lns !u,.s Tpe..eo'y a1d
Es .nes :. sovu noes'ns !. sne ast..a9s.s An
~. =, '.a NJ ~ INV y more cash.ee s.ecs
,"sah.". 81 '"e "sras s.sos 20 eerIs .enoc1
;sh scco,s;.. ). ,su,. :..S ~. ns 70 pun
| - h,rt sh,or.S ~" Juok"xr. sou cnno
n.rsrt ts. .ssar. ,ns kyne! ~ .ns tescner. iee
PHI <. A.. ~. nv ysn wne'e Justice
,...ss. ;na;.s. 80. 49, wnsIe the
vr.s.;on ~. Ia .ss.ss ,,p... ..f' ."s usns'
h.v..n If.,.r ~ ums 'u ,st !
s-.r~..,,,. oT .sr,.a,., "ns;sn~. "sen .oe
rrn.,ir. !. az !. Ssr;ss az. ...anas. Ior pe
i;s s.hsni. ~, s.hnai a,..s.,'aS ~, W. pug
-. "a ~. .chooI s~.,sm r,i, :. WI - M ...'' ;
!, ~. 49,. ,.ras ~ c,,;,,..,;,. ~ sssso
+, !. h.s sh.rrS - ,sls ~ r-,.,.. a..
.;,i sr 80. .h;sS, - - ior. oVa
h.,man,,A -;.h shs;r ..,,,,, n;s., :. ~ M
talk Of the harmsay Of CAyiM and Satan, good
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

OcE friend Col. W. P. Hepburn, we'll
known here in wsr times, has invented .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

Az CNpoErrxArr AecrprNr.-Our wor.
thy fellow citizen. W. Il. Holmes, Esq +,
Psss'dsns Of the Daveoport 4 ST. Peal r.
Il, nst With distressing accident to day,
that win probably cenfine him to bis room
for several days. In company with Mr..
John Ls~sry, Of Clintss county, hs was
driving last Mr.. DessAint's saw mill, in
East Davenport, when one Of the wheels Of
the wagon struck projecting stons that
was directly in the track. They were
driving .: sharp trot, aud the shock was
90 ssysrs, that It threw then backwards
over tho seat, and out upon the frozen
ground. Ar. holmss fell upon his shosl.
dsrs, aud The whels strain Ct bis weight
came directly across HIS chest, while Mr..
Lewery fell upon his side, and was unhurt.
The team was stopped, ard not being
aware Of the extent of his injuries, Mr.
Holmes got into the wagon and cams on to
the city. Arriving ct the etii.s of the
company, hs found thatis was with the
greatest difficulty. he could breathe DR..
worlsy Was sent for. who advised him to
get home as secn IS possible which be did.
~ hope to see him out in . few days, a
MS ssor,'ces are invaluable 70 Davenport.
Jos' y this time when ws are trying to &C.
sa1e iaiiread connections to:ths East.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

Tns TsAcGsa AND rns ScHsLAa. This
is The subject Of the lecture T. b. delivered
before the Teachers Institute, at Metrope j.
tan Hall to morrow evening by Frank I
Jervis, Esq. Upon that subieos the talented
gentleman has spent mich time and though,
and it will undoubtedly bs Of . highly
sntsrtaipiue character.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

TEACHER ASD THE ScaoLAR." This
viii be the sabjecs Of tho lecture at Metre
.poiitan Hsll tomorrow evening, before the
Tssehel's Institute, by FaT. Jervis, ESQ.,,
Of this city. rs i-ssss tl stss x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

Ne Hospitals, In Europe or America
have - many patients a. DR.. Wolcott, lie
Chatham fquars. N. ", whore all can tes,
tree ef cost. Weleott's Annihilator, for
Catarrh, or Wplcstt's Pain Paint for the
immediate removal Of oil pain, aud certain
cure Of diseases. Boy mono unless 10 whits
wrappers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

BusIREss Msx--LAHD.owNERs AND Girl
zsxs.-Atterd the public meeting this even
At the City Hall. 1t is Of Importance tia,
. full aud free expression Of the people be
bad, upon the subject Of ehsdp coal, and
cheap .treiehts-Two most indispensable
things for city to have. II is proposed
to devise mesns for sec curing these desirable
results, and also 70 take some action upon
subs ,riptisns to the p. & Il. l.R.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The destitute opened to-day at $3.50. A.
NJ, with the County Superintendent in the
chair. The opening exercises were con-
Quoted by Mr. Z. McCrntock. At nine
O'Clock the roll call showed the following
atfeadaree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

Roval Ral.s.-

1eyaA DalGAag Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Rcya,
saktak Psvdss'dees It. Ask your grocer
Or Il. asd take NJ ether. Il IL : pdee;dea
0peevsaSat esss|any ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

GIvs HsEDl-A cold is often thought to
be too triding matter to claim immediate
or serious attention until IL gets such hold
on The lungs as TO inpsril the life Of III,
consumptivs patient-thsn and not, Till then
do many thing seriously Of relief, when II
often comes too late; what foolish negli
gsnes We ssy W say when % eents will e
% fer ~ 10 cure Gold Cough. Sore Thros,
Hoaresness. Asthma, &c. hesitate not 4
60 to . druggist and invest that in bottle
Of A1dsms Psr asr's Cough Bslsam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

EvgRY MoNrB.-This 70 . new magazine
Of universal literature, published by {. II.
Jones l. Co., los Fulton street, New York,
and wristen up by corps Of talented wri-
tcrs. II elegantly printed, and will he
read with great interest. An sxtraordin-
ary premium-a fine steel engraving Of
Tho Birth Of our little Pet" will be given
| to every aubscriber. Subscription price Of
| magazine 81 80 per year. Forward your
subscriptions early.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

A. CoRkrs can he found at Mr.. Lindsay's
JsWelry Store, fer the present, and in few
days will resume business at his old stand.
! will give reward Of City dollars for
the detection Of the thieves and the recov
cry Of the goods. A. CoaEsx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

THs SrRssr RAILwAY QgEsrleN. Our
street cars viii soon b rattlins from the
csntrsto tbs eifcumferSSee Of Davsnpsrt,
asd yss vhe AhnAI nssd sst fsfess sseh =
luxury, can consent to dispenas With bic
usual drives along our metropolitan thor
oughMfess Those swho cannot shouid refer
to the card Of b. N. Lane. carriage builder.
Philadelphia, who constantly keeps on hand
an immshse StUck sf etery description q
fsraishe asaTriAsss, constructed in The uoss
modern manner. and built With IN especial
.isw 10 ttrenEtb, style. elegance and com
fort. He. also nAsufsstsa1s 4 y order Il
short notice. Our dealers should give him
= trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
INSURANCE..
NNUAL CEn rHrsCATr
STATE OF IOWA. AUDITORS OFFICE. /,
lssrRAvcs nsrsRrs, ".

OissA. JhnuwFN AStH, INhe.
lo. The National Insurance Comr,pv
a., Z. ~ p1"hPo't, IN the state o. Io~n has
d,,iaa, "iiife . sNetp statement =. r it, eap
"tion 81 the thirty frst aey ~ n..a, III. ~ 80
.a aeeo dance with tho rrost.i.n, 80.
~ Assembly Of tho ri,l. ~ -.
'Sk '" 'hsnrsnte tempsnset arn,n, i,
- ieee ahd whereas sad st,t,n,,, :, -" ~
nv sa.d inNafante Comrrt, i. .pe.se...A
req"iste mn'oun' q ca, i,t'. iusr,,ed ,s,,,us W.
oy sad Act HNred
iusssFoss. In pnrsnsuce 90 la- I ih.
ri1ot. Auditor Of >ta'e. do hershy cr,, -. -.
ss's Insurance company ~ autn"fi1ed To ,,sn...,
,he business oi tHe Insurance IN tin. st.,, -.
asens, properly appointed and authorized -,
ss."o...'ss service Of process for aud on behalf
=. ss,a company. asr required by said Act. until
the Sist dav Of Janusrv. A II ls,o '"'''
Ifurthsr certify that said stst.m,o, .hov,
ist. The actual amount Of paid IN
Capital ofsaid Companv Dee
Slst. lSss, TO be. Ana sen oo
I'd. The aggregate amount OF AAsrts
81 sa,d Company, Dec s,ss,
Il, isss TO be- be............... ,si,75o vi
81. The aggregate amtunt Of Lie.
bilities VI said Company, Dec
\. .slsi. lsss = be-. ...; ..; '2.sos 81
Compsny for the year is's.
=, TO b'.....,........... bi.sa ~
'th. The aggregate Expenditures Of
saii Company. Tor the year
isss, TO be .................. 1908 ~
iSTkstsaSr wuxReoy, I have here
,La unto subscribed my name and al
hSsd the seal Of nv Office the day
aud date above wriittn
JOHN A, kLLiOTr.
Auditor OF state.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

THIS Rev. n. Lamb. Of this city is revi.
val praehine st Massballeown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

TnE AMsRIcAS ARcrenrs ALIAS Woop
CHUCK This fsmssk able little animal, 4
10 said, came forth from his winter quar-
tsfs TO day for . little frolie, Just to 50,
what the weather is to be fer the next siz
wesks. AZ his hogship was ursbls e
see his shadow, We .prssune the weather
will b osse Tor The abops nsntisasd tins
Why tho Aforesaid shadow should hav,
such influence over the weather is ques.
ton for the Institute nov in session t.
decide. Apply 'eg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

SErrLEo.-The suit Of James Grant vs.
Graham 1 kspnsr, growing out of an old
claim Of 1859, amounting to over $1,000,
that Mr.. kepner never knew to be in sxis
tence until 1865, has beon this Gay SET
tied in full BY G. W. Kepner. In CONNER
eiL circles this matter. has been known to
operate severely sgainat Mr.. kepners busi-
nsss, bit W. are glad 10 know that he has
cleared the trAck. and is now pushing
ahsad q bsfsv> u the faveeite old stand,
corner Brady and Second street. Long
may he prosper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

A LnNcThv ILLNsss AND DsArh.-Mrs.
Gillis, . widsw, lately, residing At East Da-
venport, died on Sunday evening last. after
. continued illsess Of almost thiftsen years
duration, during which time she has no,
been able to rise from her bed without ~.
sis,anes. She was something over fifty
years Of age, and died from internal dis.
QfdsIS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02
ROND'B ExrRAC1..

Cares Harms. Bruises, n.amenass
Soreness, 0sro Throet I, 1'oOth + ache
Earache =. la, !, R b . sasna aaissu
ko0n@go, RSles, 18Oi1s. ksings
Sore Eyes. Needing. .ofshc Lanx e
NoS0, OlOmnch, or OfPlless Orns
10 - -.
rTTAsse Remedies. except BOMBS EXTRACT
BY the singls hox 10 any part Of tn
country. ~ mail of express. free Of charge - 70
eeips 81 the price.
Address Ham, phrsy's Specific Heneopafhic Ned
icine Company. Of1cs and DsDet, Nc. bc3 BnoAD
WAY, Nov Sork. ~ HunrnssI ID consulted dail,
st his - e, psesonay Or By letter, - above, fo
Ill foFDe ofdieeaea. The above Nsdicinee sold II
DsvsnReet ~ eT8vkNsoN = CARNANnM Ak
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

Have been ian liArly hnowA - the Anne rican pub
lie for upward OF three suarters sfa century.
They spsak their swn praise wherever planted.
Dealers In Seeds, wsethsr country msrchan's.
booksellers. druggists, Or regular seedsmen net al
ready customers Of the subscribers. are invited to
become such.
Our Wholesale Prics Let. published for the trsds
only. WIN Be mailed - all country merchants, hosk
sellers druggists. or regular seedsmss. who apply.
Market 0ardsners.t to whom pure and reliable
seeds arc Of the arst Importance. will b supplied
on favorable terns.
Private Families, resident IN localities remote
nom partiss who vent oar Seeds, will b sspplied
(by nail. psstpaid. express, with sssds Of qsali.
~ ssldem squalsd.
LAadrsh's Rural Register aad Al lnaaae, 1859, eo.-
taining numerous 1iats en Aeeticukufs, viii te
mailed 10 all applicants who enclose . tws.cent
stamp, with their address.
DAVID LANDRETn d SON,
Me-. 81 D 20 South Sixth Street, PurrApursA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

GRAND MAsouEsApE.-The Thalia 50.
eiety give their annual masqsssads ball .:
she German Theatre, % next Saturday
evening. The Society il determined 10
make this the great event Of the season,
and We would advise all desirous Of attend
Ing, to procure tickets Immediately. They
can Be procured a. jos. SteItenSergs. Ger.
sid and Harrison. Priester & Co.'S, sbovs
9th, on Harrison street, and Of G. Steffsn.
sen, with Dixon l. Sons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-02

The Marshalltown Times learns that Z
boy nsmed Lewis Mason, Of Cedar, con-
mitted sditidsby taking s,ry ehnine, . few
days ago. The cause Of this rash act, was
less or stoppsgs Of his speech. He lost
the power Of articulation in school. and
bis teacher allowed him to 90 hsns. HI
did not recover his speech for some days
thereafter, and becoming very dcspondsnt,
heprs:ured and swallow wed a dose Of strych.
nine, and in IN hour wasa corpse.