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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05
PROPOSALS..

Proposals will be received by the
Secretary Of the Marion County Agri-
cultural Society, up to the 10th day of
August, for the privilege of keeping
an Eating House during the Fair,
commencing September Sth, 1863, and
continuing three days.
f. CHRIsToFEL, Sec'y.
Knoxville, Aug. 4, 1869. [9]gr
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05
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- aosTIfe .ysggAT egoT Il, thit

Gosnfy, we cannot set change pIeyi-
ously expressed opinions. Continued
Inquiries still bring conflicting an=
swers. Ibresh:ng ia the Geld wAI
begin the las: 81 tits week OF the frsl
81 nezi; and possibly in our Dext paper
sye auag be Ale TO- give -se-oe aa.aal
yi.sds TaraeT. wAes ypu thsesa
please JET lie E-np% hgw 5ozr Nhexl
Z. .tuaEIv 4E-Tzs aEE snr ar-e.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05

ScHoLARsHIP.-Wehayea Warrant
for Tuition in the celebrated Bryant s,
Stratton Business College at Daven-
port, Iowa. AS we cannot use it per-
sonally, we will sell it at discount.
This is good opportunity for anyone
wishing a commercial education. En-
uuire at the Voter Office.
SPERRY & BARKER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05

SPECIAL EssI0E.-Pursuant to Call
previously published, the Board of
Supervisors of this County convened
at the Court House last Monday, to
consider in regard to the various
bridges injured by the late. floods.
Members reported the amounts and
kinds Of damage sustained by bridges
In theirrespcetive Townships. Board
formally resolved that at the ensuing
September session they would levy "A
tax Of three mills fortbc Bridge Fund.
Bridge Committee presented Report,
showing estimates Of amounts needed
for the various bridges. Report adopt
ed by virtue Of which action new
lattice bridge, 80 feet span, With earth
approaches, is to be built on North
Cedar nj Glass's Mill, where the old
one stood; to be three feet higher than
the old one; appropriation for It's 800;
also, n new bridge over English, ON
Knoxville and Attica road, 90 feet
span, with wooden approaches; APP
preparation 5000, also, u new lattice
bridge over White Breast mt Burchs
Mill; 30 feet span, with wooden APP
proaches Of 20 feet ut one end and 40
feet at the other; cost not TO exceed
81 go. H@a
Damaged bridges nre/to be repaired,
Board decided against iron bridges for
the present, for financial reasons. Adj
journed Tuesday noon. We expect to
publish Proceedings IN full next week;
therefore only make brief notes now
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05

~ a Eog,T.--A1aj Aiherton and j..
= sunn iss,;siafn vil TART next Mon
dag Tor the Indian Territory, intend
ing 10 see The country aud return in
about four weeks.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05
LOCAL End MISCELLANEOUS.

gAEgsJ.;t. bg Geg. X. u. Ailendeg,
- lis residence ia Knoxville, Oh
Nondae, the u inst, aTsas AK. -.
HAygGs. ~ pieasantyille, 70 In.
FRANCE u. salDIr, Formerly o.
PleasantsilIe, nov Of Laeonia, Warren
u, fl...sa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05

s;TaTE MUSICAL Co&vENTIoS.-'We
take the liberty.of publishing the fol-
lowing private letter-having as yet
received no other word from the Con-
yentien.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05

LIME! LIME!!-The very best Lime
now on hand and for sale at my resi-
dence, one square northeast of the
Voter Office, Knoxville, at the lowest
prices for cash. Large quantities sup
piled on contract. o. SPERRY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05

BLANKS! BLANKs!!-Blank Deeds
and Mortgages, and Justices Blanks,
always on hand at the Voter Office,
got up in neatstyle, and for sale cheap.
Other Blanks printed to order. Call
and see Specimens.
SpERRY e. BARKER.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not
to harbor or trust my son James j.
Hart, for l will pay no debts of his
after this date. la.
.asaf Mrs. Murray s. Hart.
Knoxville, Iowa, July 81, 1859. 0*
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-05
PAINTING!
-BURRIS g. gibson,
House, Sign Wagon and Car

ffISc fYInBcfSs
Granting, Glazing and Paper Hanging
done in tho Best Style known to the Trade.
Jobs taken and Stock furnished at the Lowest
Figures. ,%skE g5E Fsr
We invite special attention to our
OAK GRAINlNG,
And challenge any one in the country to COM
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Nsxr to governing . nation, the most
arduous thing 10 undertake is running .
hotel. These institutions, like mankind.
are divsd into good, bad, and Indifferent
AMI but few can be placed in the arst cisss.
We have. however, discovered one which
will not s'and fss DOM 10 the top list. W
al!uds to the Uaitsd States Hotel, Boston.
This house. Of which the poet must have
thought whes be declared that he bad
found "ths wsrld's best welcome st sn
inn," Is opposite the N. Y and Nss Haven
I Western X. X. Dsps., o. Beach street.
and viii Be found sssily, enjoyed heartily.
lst reGrstfully and returned 10 With please
ure. BY any one lucky enough 10 make il
his transient place Of abode IL has rs.
esstly changed hands. and 10 now run by
natures nsbiemsn. A. Barnes 1 Co., whs
have retained the old clerks, whose attsnt.
i've poiitsness and care for strauesr's .
comfort have msds the names Of Sawyer
and Hebert, familiar in the ears 0. travellers
- housshold words. Tlave! On any road
cut Of Boston, and ten to one but you hear
ii you lay your ears down-ths words "a
real coed follow" $50 Accommodating -
and phrases Of this character, from CON.
msrciAl men, and Of course they allude 10
the men who run tho Usited Ststcs-not
the government, but the hotel. IfWsw
giving parting sdmonition to dear friend,
We would say live soberly. bs virtuous. and
put up At the United States Ho:sl when
you visit Boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

ANNUAL CGa GaFsaAlE.
STATE OF IOWA. AUDITORS OFFICE. +,
lxsuasscs DvrAsvs,s..

Das Motsss. January 2sth. 1859.
ssAs. The National Insurance Ccmrsny,
az davenport. in the siate 81 loo a. b.
i.sI. .a.s ONCE nsworn Tst.nent Of hs cor.
'oa % s"e thirty .hrS dsv cf p.r.s bsy u \
" sesotaAnrc ~,,h tho provisions ~ an A., ~
."s oeeese' Assembly OF the Ito y al Low. ~.
testeR 20 Iusurantc Ccnpsn.rs spr,o,.d a,,u
~. 's"s ~" whereas. SID staten. IA ,hcxs
that ss.d Insurance Compr,y no.s.,,,a ~,
requisite amount Of capital. ,nvsNet a.,,o.,,.a
" SAID Act;
Tssaasoss. In pursuance ~ la. |. John A
Elliott. Auditor at state. do hereby esr,,i, ,het
eets Insurance company is autnetiTcd totratsae,
the business OF Fir. Insurance IN this s'tt,~ ~
Acssss, properly sPps,sied s.d saih.ia.d !,
esksevle1gs esivtes 81 proceas for ard on b. half
% eel4 Company. a. reQa,r, a bv said Act, until
sAe 9lse day u January. 4. D.. is,c.
further certify that said stsie inert stow.,
let The artaal sn.cun, Of paid w
Cspisal sfsaA Oenrsny. Nee
olss. lAee, - -. olSs, $50 %
ID. The Aggregate amount of A.sets
~ 1sld Ceepsny. Dec sis',
1888 v -. ............... isi.7;o u
ID. The aggregate smeuni Of LA
bihtiss cfeatd Company. Dec
elst. lsss. 70 b.. ........ 3s.eos Al
eth. The aggregate 1nccme of satd
Csmpasy sar tAs year 1859.
ts bs... =. sI.sst ~
~. The aggregate Expenditures 81
SID Co~pasy. for the yssr
iS"S, 70 % Os..,............... E.oI2 "
- iSTsstiso~s Wnassov. hsvch,fe
u, unto subscribed NV nsmc AMI at
lived the sral of ny office the day
and date above ten
JOAN A tLliuTT.
Auit!nt a. state
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
4ogoaaa'0 Geaaiao Coa Liver

Our Csd Liver Oil is warranted pure
NswTsuSpLAxD OIL. Il hss stood the test Of
tssaty years experience. end ean b relied
On every pset.culas. lss sapssiority over
that prepared an eur eva SEA shore !.
sAewn oy the numcrous cures performed
ey u Vhsa the inferior oi,s had bsen tried
without eeoce. The uoi(s.u GOOD oualisv
efess csL hes givss il the pssf,rcpee ovcr
The auosSous brsnds Ia the narket and
has elected The highest con neods,ier,
from smiasat physisians. Msnufaetrrsd
ty Hses0sa Z o., Chsaisss and Drus.
gisss. aud seld by Drugsists.
CaArsso HAsps AND FAcs, ssas L,p,
Be-. cared at oncs BY the use Of Heseman'
oanphor 1cs with GIycsrins. keeps hand's
sea In the eoldsss weather. See that you
81 The Gsnuins. Sold BY Dsuseists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Total, al,.................... 81 IS
ShoWing a. average Vi three and tive third
inches of rain per m0sth for the time spsei6sa.
against sn sveraes Of = 80 iaehes per month fes
the year 1877
The extreme hest Of the sunmer viii lsog -
remembered. In harvest it vas difficult to pro-
eurs sufficient labor 70 gather in the crops. from
this cause end wages ranged from 70 10 rs per
cent higher than ever before. The neWspapers
had frequent accounts 81 persons beisg sssaeksd
with sunstroks in the 6elds-0any Of them with
fatal consequences. The avsssgs Temperature
in May vas II degrees greater II July 10 de-
Eress greater; in August 2 degrees greater.
then in the corresponding nenths si 1897. Yet
the larger amounS sf rAin assured the full ma.
tarity Of the srsps. and prevented the damage
which might have occurred he'd the iosrsassd
Temperature been secempsaisd BY prolonged
dreuth.
In the nosths Of nssch, April aad hsy there
fell over a inches Of rsin-in usasy parts Of the
State ssrsusly rstesdisg the putting In 81 the
grain crops.
In September. - early a. the third in some
northern counties. but quite generally fr00 the
18th there we're frssts that Of the latter date
seriously iDjurisg the esrn and sorghum crops.
You're truly, y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
THE CITY.

THx SoclAsLs os the F,urtecnth Street
u. T.. Church, is postponed for one week
from to.morrow evening. on account o
ether meetings TO be held to>morrow even
ing in the city II will come OF on tbs
evening Of the Gath inst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
A COLUMN OF FIGURES AD0ur
IOWA.
The Trade in Cattle. Hogs.
sheep. Grain. Etc.
in 1868.

The following tables srs tshea from the rspsst
OF the Secretary Of the lowe Stsas Agricultural
society. They foro part st the rsposs ofshs
h ate,
They will indicate, bsttss thas any ether ses
Of statistics with which ws are sequsistsl, the
surprising progress Of isvs 10 ell he sIsosots
OF prosperity and wealth. EseA ysas Odds
steadily to the number and valss ether e1pests,
shsWiSs the iaersassd fscilitiso fer rooeAise %
Eastssn market. the sxtsnsios Of tAe culsivstsd
area. the general spirit 81 progressive agricsl-
ture, and. In short, giving every tskss that 10
| the intelligent husbandmsn an. the oo,l Of love-
brings . remuuer alive return.
TIE following tasls indicates shipments Of
cattle TOR the years and through The sources
named
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

| CnAxsE Mr.. A. Corken, long known
as one of our best, practical watch-makers,
has gone 10 work for G. J. L,omis. Second
street. NJ. Csrken 10 thorough work.
man, and viii undou osediy give ssti.tas-
tion 10 his new place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Reesipts 10 Cnicsgo, 1857, 3zs, ,s2s; in 1858,
SIS s50.
Prices 'n lss7 ranged frsm q. 50 - e7. 90; in
1853 from 500 - a. So
Toe introduction Of Durham and Deven cattle
- becoming more genera, avery year. lows hes
some tine herds et both brseds; and farmers Whe
do not make cattle .rasinx Q Apeeislsy ere real.
izing that ''blood viii tell" aad % fest - cir
camatances admit are improving the native
breeds. The day 10 not far distant whsa this
Improvement will be seen In the cattle sess ftom
Iowa tc market.
The folio wing tables show show nuu bess OF
live hogs carried East for the year. and through
the sources named
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
fotsls. ..l.5.lA3 q.
rotal o. se, s.9,a % .4el 4.sss 81 .Icl .tss

Total o. sso 5.9ss 20. .49l 4.SsS y .lcl secs
1t will be noiiced that 10 lSS4 the imports
were ten times - great a. The exports two
years later the proportions were reverssd. In
lisa Was the sheep msnis. In 1858 may sae-
rtced their 6ocks. Already thsrs have been
two revulsioss In this branch Of fsrmiug The
early settlers from the Eass brought tier nocks
With them they left tame pastures, shade,
nter protection, etc., ETC., asd came here
without any preparation. Of course the nocks
persisted then arose the hue and cry that
Iowa was no couu,ry Ter sheep. and every
body practiced on that idea. ssas ysars later,
sheep again went up like rocket 10 "come
down ike . stick" the last two years not be-
cause there is anything IN the soi or climate VI
Iowa to foster dlseasss and kill the 9ocke-but
because the farmers are rot prepared with the
necessary appliances 10 care fos them. Again.
the loss by The internal hesdes II worthless
dogs. is $1,000 Q per year. Have suitable tame
pas surss aud meadsss; hass groves for shads
and wiater protection have gssd barns Or
cotes tor the hosks 1t aighs have Intelligence
aud skill in tue dssails Of masagsaest; aud
have good rifle to kill every dog found On The
premises, ant Iowa 10 - geea for sheep - any
other country in the same Il titude
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

nRPkRe R9R STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
- for sale at saeriacs. wishiag to retire nom
0eaoooos - Wt0 sake IL N object 70 apv perpoW
yhs vishss - tnveet In we'll payisR busaness.-
Cell WitniA days u yoa with 10 eecsfs q eood hes.
0oaa. Hat os1 ooassts viii b. solA very eheo .
Qen thoe ti0e expasoo
I:o-0sak eS1 Dss0 nAAne asns . shsrs
@ 0eoAv - sa.....,.......Ooven>>~s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

~ article Of the highest merit. DALLRSS
MAGICAL PAIN ExrkAcrOR has been sssssn-
- b. Aaa arsAs Of iheesands al ovss the world Ter
the pact thirty years without IN equal in caring
Fnss. Ceass. Dcnisss. Rssss armn, eosss aaA oil
ssUpsieas Of Ne sk,n,n rsltsves the nost inssnss
agony In lev 0eDsnts aaA always heals without
hs slishtsss trace OF ScAn. Try Il oncs and yous
een0dsaes 10 IL win b unbcunded sold BY oil
DruGsietseaa ceanssv nercAants, IS cents pr -
~ nail free - receipt Of price. Address,
HENRY DALEY. ia, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

The Unpleasant and eitentimes painful
results upon The skin attending exposure
70 our most ehangeable climate, may b en-.
tirely ebviascd by the use Of Burne.t'l
KAlliston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
CITY!CITYiCITY.

Nw0 GOOD A0BnTs WANTED 70 MANAGE
~ sase 0fe New. Pnpeloe ssN oeanAsrA wort
IN d seopsst eed sesreadaing eosuny. eoe1
sa1asy - eoopeseoS pefe0a0. Aalrooe, otaelag
PAA0ELBB D o..
m1dzW ~ 0amnnu n ph IA. Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

The sales Of the FAirbsnks' Scales. ssash
~ suosmsus yearly Aggregate Of &2,Soo..
90. Fairbanks 4 Co. the Prepristers,
smplsy four hundred and seventy .6vs
Aeeds q their mandatory. IL 81. Jshns
bury. w.. paying them monthly over 120,.
eco. Thsir Railroad freight snsusts =
mere than ten thousand tons annually, and
hey uss every year. 1900 tens Of hard
ssal. Is. 900 bushels Of charcoal, fersy tens
Of cast steel, thirty tons Of copper, and ons
million Ave hundred sheusand feet Of Ian :
kAP.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
SlnlllA Slnlljes. .cURaaTuR.
HUMPHREYS



xrAvp pnovRn. vn0n re nosr Anpra
III expe,ses = ~ s.ti,s sneess eiSn,e. .e,n.e8
kaeisss asd 6:iisbis. TksS srs he Only Ss1I.
tAAe gistaRsc eeAnss bs ne6e 10 usine the0 %
hs:alsss = - b. iree sren danger. a.ds s0eieet
= se'0e alwsyerslsble. They havs raised she high
co.,,s.n sndauon NON ais ana VIII siwe!sI rem
i c1n1on. crs." n c......,., r.a....,es. -: +:
Uyev0ISs C0.1 r".s s1.- C",s -
= Wor1n@; M0sn .S.. .s.ss. w. ~ Co.s. e e
: :. nSO Na nsrsnHr.. n - ASni.. 81
arrna 81 n,.r,,rs S,i,c.. M ns,,,. e
:. Cholern-Morbms, vonisise +
Z :. Loughs. Oo.ds. Ssoncsis,s. ...;.......1
j" TSrCaonaS,: az Hssis.s. vss;;:. a
-. Dvsnona,n. 0iilious stomses. Is
IL. auprressed, or Painful Pssiode. =. IS
y. :. Whites, too profess PsEiods. 500. %
y. Group. Coush. Dinlcult DsestAiae. -
H.s Hnsu,In. .hrysS..ssi n. i.ssgsssss. ,g.s q g
~ !. H;e~s hI,.d de; - .sS;n. I'M" ssv"'Assee q
IL = Ynt h:I,nv a. - y, 1:.:h ~: =
IL !. Catafrh .eeute ar csreSie. .is6aeSss' e
= .. ~hrr;rS.Gn,s-h vtoi.sS .e.:hss
e :. I1Hspn ca.csSsso7 ke::s,Ss.s =: ssss sS
- !" Rsr ni.nh nhrr-~~ .imcsfS.1 ii.a,ir.ss
q .. SCrnGri~ e~IssSeI SisrSs c-iIisS e
a C3enorai Dvbliitv .pi iseicsi veskSese =
Dropsy, anI sessty sscreticns. ID
3. 6eA-3ickn n oes, ,sick cksess itsS ridin1. g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

1 PEW DoARD11D CAN d ACconuoDA.
"A TKD With fsrnisAeA res0s, ., ~. DroW1 coe
ner Of Sixth and Main Street. rneh0AW
4 GENTS WANTED FOR OUR POPULAR oND
"A Dellas otees. - wAoa - o1sr tie lAsgset -
elps (eiagle slipe 10 cests eachl viii recsive ~
efihs following artless. Wis nIatine Csse Wateh,
pair Woelea Dlankets. Long Shawl, Is yae6e oi
Hemp CarpetiDg, DC. send for Circular 70
II. WlNNLOW D CO..
0cA2d-S0 ~ Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Voa Black Worms and Pimplss % The
faee. use Pssry's Comedone and Pimpls
Remedy. prepared cnly By DR.. B. {. Psr>
~, - Bend Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied BY
wholesale Nsdicins Dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
90 n q AVGD ~ n.
rsrs most frigh,fuI to behold.

uoerere most friRhtful to behold,
The hearts hst blood viii ehill,
Tbs hair s.asds u,eisht. limbs are cold,
While pity chains the will.
A lady haviug lost snch bone
Within her uoss, applied
Ts WoLcorSs place, where she was known
II WAS too lats---shs cried.
0As hsi Cata-sh. score Of years,
And yet she never tnsw
Twas this disease shed bitter tesIo
when WoLcorr told her true.
4 noted dseter in New York
Has pract,csd thirty years;
0e he'd Catarrh. and he'd . talk
With WoLcosr Of his fears.
Ten ysars had lost ths sense Of sasil,
Asd fifteen ysars Oatarrh;
nis sight and hssr,sg hurt ~ veil.
while Hlcsrs threat. did mar.
Well known he 10 mono stand aors nigh
Hut yet 10 WoLcorr said
l never knew Catsrrh vas nigh
Till yous ssntiments read.
Ana then ese Dozen pints hs bought
AxssHILAroa pure
or WoLc orr. for CatarrA he sought
Aud found speedy cure.
He smell was perfect in three weeks.
In sire his throat was hsaied
Fine voice returned. and now he spsaks
Coed singing power reveals.
Here's one with palate eaten on
Lips, cheeks aud nos,rei. ssrs.
ohs hss = hacking. grouping cough,
While pain il caest shc bore.
IL roof Of Mouth she has "a hole.
Eat through from bridge Of nose.
All BY Catarrh. while Pus will roll.
And into stomach goes.
Tnsrs stands . man . package shows.
Now open u aud see.
sris iuli Of bones blown rom HE nose.
Some spit from Movra there be.
Pisase count here twenty seven bones.
Cstarrh has ea'cn out
There's aos muoh pain, thsscs been nc
gtosus,
This man s,ii rugged, stout,
Now Twenty Thsuaapd with Catarrh.
Have been ~ wolcorr' place.
soms live closs by. some come from far.
Ani each different cass
-
Good Doctors have no show.
Each patient shows . different phes
That Doctors never know.
Read the best trsstiss on Cstarrh
And you will quickly tnd.
Tis short, and never up 10 Iar,
Ts cure u not inc sed.
AHxIutLAroA 10 cure,
A million testify,
And Wolc ,srs method 10 50 sure,
lis free for oil TO Try.
Ten years hard practice with'natarrh.
On thousands cured will shoW.
There's none 90 helpless, near or far,
Who to his Office 20.
We 6nd base quacks with envv swell
homo wat TO sell . duet.
And say twill GU . OAtarrh, as well
Dirt up the nostrils thrust.
No ulcer vet ws really know,
Can heal by using enuf;
Ths very not of sassI,ng show
2uch treatment 10 too rough
Excessive dust will breed Catarrh
II 10 the fruitful cause,
And oil who use II. near or far,
Into ,his whirlpool draws
Repeated colds in head or throat.
Will sooa produce CatA-rh
4 million nov ere in the boat,
Consumption 10 not far.
And millions live Who cas prevent
This hor,id, fsul disssss
Rest hot your feet. not be content
Nor wait uutl yeu sincere.
Aad never, never 70 70 bed,
Caless your feet ere warm;
Beware Of dust. 10 nose or head,
Thess rulss can - no harm.
Have ysu contracted this mplsist,
ANaiuussoa use
NpAin a@,cts them use PAtS PA,Sr.
0hua doses ~ the blueS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Te seoeve Moth Patches, Frseklss and
Tsa from the iaes, uss Psrry's Meth aud
Fssekls Lssion. Prepared emily By D.. B.
@. Perry. Ssld BY all Dsueeists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Tius CAKD.-The Davenport City Rail.
way runs as follows. Leaves East Daven.
port so A. NJ, and every twenty minu.ea
during the day until 7:40P. NJ.
Leaves Perry Street GAO A. u. and every
twenty minutes during the day until 500
+. NJ, Arsenal time. Saturday evenings
the cars leave Perry st. until 900. This
evening they will bs At Perry street 1t the
close OF Moses Cot Tyltrs lecture for the
accomn odation Of East Davsnporters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Light breed makes light hearts. Royal
bak'ne Powder does il. Ask your grocer
Or IT. and take no other. Il is . decide
mpr"vemsnt over aoy other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
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4ssfine o. Tus BoAnD o. EDuc AriGn-
APrsIxfxsSr or CoMnISfRgs. Beard
sf Elacatien net last evening, and organ
issd By rsesiviag the certificates and quail
ficatiens Ct the members elect. After
which, President. G. P. whitcomb ap-
pointed tho folio wing standing Committee
for the ensuing year:
School Grounds. Bailling.. asd Repairs.
-Messrs. Drsis, K,nne, aad o shausen.
Fuel. Furaiture, Janitors and Supplies
-Aessrs. Smith, Ehrig. and Kline.
Finance, Taxes. Claims and In1urance-
Aestrs. Gould, Ehrie. and Dries.
Rules. Teachers. Salaries and Text
Bosks-Messrs. Olshausen, Gould and
Smith.
The only business Of interest to the
public, was fixing the time tor holding the
Annual Examin alton Of the Grammar and
High Schools for Monday March csth.
The followin4is 10 the order Of examina.
tion for The different schools:
Monday. Grammar School No. 2.
Tuesday. !" 8.
Wednesday. . T" 4.
Thursday. q" j" 5 and No.
Thursdsy and Friday, High School.
TIE sane rules govern these sxamins
ticns - last year. Previeus 70 adjourn'
msns, the bonds Of the Treasurer and See
rotary we're 6xed at tSc 900 and e1,0o(
respectively.