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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04

To REMOVE Cosmetics
sold for this purpose are often dangerous.
The best plan il TO make lotion of a
teacupful of sour milk aud 9 small guam
Iity of seraped horse radish; let this
stand from six to twelve hours, then use
it to wash the parts affected, twice or
thrice day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
for the atonna folks.


Another little wave
Upon the sea of life;
Another soul TO save,
Amid the toll of strife.
Two more little feet 80, -.I- &
To walk the dusty road: sla
To choose where two paths meet,
The marrow and the broad.
Two more little hands,
To work for good or i'll;
Two more little eyes,
Another little will
Another heart to love,
Receiving love again;
And so the baby came.
A thing of joy and pain.
-Providence Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04

AUDITORS OFFICE, Belmont County, O.,
ST. CLAIRSvIJLE. Jan. FL 1863
The Exhibit of the Receipts and Expenditures
of Belmont County from Sept lst 1857 70 september lst
1865 correct taken from the Records of this Oee
r. NJ CLARK, Auditor.
January 2l, 1s6s.-Sw.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04

IN BANKRUPTCY.-TAe Ss,.,Asa Dsstyict q
i Ohso IS. a; Rspoirs sAs 2adef Jsnsa'y. 1859.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment a assignee of Dewitt C.. Bolon of
Hunter in the County OF Belmont and
State OF Ohio, and within said District, and who
tion by the District Court of said District,
II - Hla r@7 JAMES r. ANDERSON, t
Jan. last Assignee Of Dewitt {. Bolon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
AUDITORS EXHIBIT
OF THE
Receipts and Expenditures

County, ending sspsembcr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
soup Receipts.
BAKED SOUP.

Take one ponnd OF lean beef, chop
rather fine, place in an earthen pot
which will hold five quarts OF liquid
Slice and add two onions, two carrots.
two tablespoons of rice. well washed, II
pint of whole or split peas, y teaspoon
of black pepper, and a tablespoon OF salt;
pour over all one gallon Of cold water;
put the lid of the jar on it, or close fit
ting plate, and bake four hours. This
il "A nice. wholesome dish.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
H,EMISH SOUP,

Slice six onious, u dozen potatoes. and
two heads of celery into jar, or pot, as
you choose to bake or boil your SOUP
Add two or three pounds of shin beef,
with bones well cracked. Bake four
hours closely covered, or boil three hours
very slowly. Rub through sieve, add
half pint of boiled milk, pepper and
salt and serve hot. 1t is very nice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
BARLEY SOUP,

Take two pounds shin of beef, quar-
ter of pound of pearl barley, two onions
sliced, two carrots chopped, salt and
pepper to taste. Place in a gallon pot,
ill up with cold water, boil very gently
for five hours. Celery tops improve its
6,xrnr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
ROAD FUND.

FUND.
paid for building Bridges and cuverts So l7ls2
Ht RELIEF FUND.
Paid Township Families ofsoidies- ss e5OO
BOUNTY FUND
Paid Township and volunteers.--
TEACHERS FUND
Paid expenses &c Of 45G-s Asst
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
POOR FUND.

Robecht, wegonbed Inhrmary 800
VIM useo off mfr
Coler D GU
I Frazier ial Ferren
( T. Hoover o Redng to
r 6 Clark of j. .(srihitb
Jacob Hicks shoemekng FOR Inhrmary 569o
McClary SInhing for 1nhrmary
OF Tille McCurdy 5go
Porterheld, 1900
Foster, Physicians for Inhrnnary 900
medical attendance Pauper----. 20s5
Williams threshing ll5
Echos of l5U
A. q. Walter attendance John Ward..-.. 2rgU
JoelE Elliott, Thomas Goldsmith 1000
VIM. Alexander, Of John Thornberry i2N
Jno MeboIIin Self 500
Elizabeth Evans Lucinda Evans. 1870
sundres. lSsl7
W. r. Dunhan, medical attend 4hj
mr. obertJ Alexaud 1910
L. b. Deselms, a Minnie Msre .t.a1
-four for InnrInary-s- 31HN
VIM. Porterheld for OF Inirrary l00
] Margaret Eli and (hiid.----, l2y
Caldwell wheat and apples for Innrmary- $50
Wm. Clark, setting CRATE - ~
Warnock nursing Mary Spencer L,o
Samuel ID Talbot useo of Eliza
John Cooper 1906
100
W Porterfeid of Indrfnary
same part salar
"a WestA Son. med nesf for mary.
med Gala ttendan
G q Hubbard warn for Innrn
John I'M caldwell, cor for indrmary-...- 1000
Nckson. 1909
CIossett Innrm
m Gossett, a :" rFg" lH,si
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
j. M. =. CRAFT
Insuranc Agent, BelIare. 0.
MONROE MUTUAL

MONROE MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
AND DoRGANIzEDINIsss
CAPITAL ss5O,oao i Pr,niun Mates sesarsa y fns
-t lien n RAJ ksis
Phis Company bas,Tes First Class Fro
b, perty against toss by Firs, on better
terms than amy other Company
Is..-. ;ss the STATE.
90. once. first door South OF Union HOUSE.
WoodSfield, Ohio.
DIR ECTOR%-
n A. SEFSER GEO. II. DAVENPORT
n r. HILL. JOEL 7. JUDKINs,
CHRiS. WARNICKE. PETER DIEHI.
III. 4. KOTZEBUE, XM. OkE1,
ISAAC WELSH, X e. MILES
F. KOEHLER, JNO. n. ROWND.
WM. T. HARLAN.
II. r. HILL, President
j. r. JUDKINS, Sec'y.
f. KOEHLER, Treasurer. .sfl
wARREN HOLLlsTER, Gsar AGENT.
Aug. Y. lS6s-ly~ a u.r aa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
OK TAIL SOUP

Take two large tails, divide them at
the joints, rub with suit, and soak over
night with salt and water. Place in a
jar with onions, turnips, carrots, and
celery tops two or three of each; a small
teaspoon of pepper, a tablespoon of salt,
and cover with one gallon of water
Cover closely. and set in the oven for
four hours. Then take out the meat
removing the bones and cutting them
in small pieces, Ruo the soup through
the sieve, thicken with 'wO tablespoons
of farina, or flour, boil up well, season
with catsup, and serve with bits Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04
PEA SOUP.

Soak quart of split peas in cold wa
ter over night. Then put into a pot
with two gallons OF water, six cold boil
ed potatoes, two onions we'll SLICED, one
pound of pork, or an old ham bone, or
one pound of dried beef. Cover very
closely; boil very slowly for five hours.
Season to the taste with pepper and salt
if the pork does not give enough, and
one tablespoonful of celery seed. which
iInparts fine flavor. Serve the pork
on a platter, with vegetables, after the
sOuD
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04

and sil other goods usually kept in a Wholesale
Grocery. ....Tf; -. i.l.,... 80. ,.L4-i
All goods warranted ~ represented. and de-
livered on cars or steamboat landing free Of
charge. naro
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-04

Balance In Treasury, September
Amount Collected on Duplicate.
School Fund received from State
Sec. Ii Interest Fund reed from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

ALBANY, jan. 1.-0sv. Fest Hofnan
was this morning escorted 70 the S,ass
Capital bva brigade Of nas,enal .guesds
and company Of cavalry 10 be iosueut
atsd - Cove. nor. Notwithstanding tho
storm which Is the worst Of the iess,i
large crowds were present to witness lie
ceremony.
Gov. Fsntsn aud a.sf followed BY CHI.
Hoffman and stiff entered the assembly
changer at o'clock.
Gov. Fenton addressed Gov. Elect in .
cordial aad congratulatory manner, and
surrendered to him symools Of Office.
Gov. Hoffman replied in equally % com.
Elementary m.nnsr, and subsequently Y it'll
Lieut.. Gov. Allen, each we're sworn in by
Judge Nelson.
After the ceremony, Gsv. Hoffman held
reception At tho executive chamber, and
Mrs. Hoff0sn at tho executive mansion.
The weather IL cold and blusterinR. and
severest OF the season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
LATEST NEWS

~ TELE0R.SPR,
- Tn8 DADLY DEaOCg Ar,

WAsalno4ox, Jaa. 1.-Tbe President'G
reception this morning ives attended BY
she meQbess ofthe diplomatic corps, oil the
army and navy officers 10 the city, judge
Ct the Supreme Court, members Of the
in Washington, and many prominsnt per.
sers. -
The attendance Of iadss vas rather
slim. ewing 10 the extremely disagre abls
condition q the day. The general recep-
ten commenced At IL o'clock. and not
withssanding the isclemsncy ef he weather
fair number Of citizens and others were
ps ssent.
The President received the visitors in the
"blus ROOM" The ladies Of the executive
household and other members NJ the Pres
idents family were present, and assisted
, 10 tho rec pton of the visitors. Among
the prominent army officers were General
Dent and other officers Of Ger. Grants
ga6. nos in Washington, Gen. Heintzel-
man, Gen. o. G. Howard, osccmpanied by
the oflicsrs Of the Frced0en's Bureau,
Gems. Townsend, Williams and Vincent, Of
the War Department, Gen. Ramsay, and
many others.
Gen. Carlin, the commandsnt of the ma
rine corps, with the officers Of that branch
Of the service. were present in body, and
large number Of other officers Of the army
and nary were present, the fsrmtr arriving
in tho srdsr presc ibed BY = circular ofths
Psesiden: yesterday. and male . very Zoe
display.
The President appeared to be in very
enc heslsh. and received his visitors with
marked courtesy and dignity.
Later 10 the day sssnienly hopeless Of
better weather, the visitors commenced
arriving in an almost constant stream
Senator Morten ass pro0,nent soone the
visitors and held convsreation few min.
rec with lhs President. The diplomatic
congrsssmsn wsse frliy represented except.
Jog The Danish ministry and enc Of Italian
delegation. They were attired in sull court
costume and 70 accom- panied by The
lsdiss Of their families richly attirsd.
e. Atty. 0snssal Staabs , arrived after
II o'clock and was cordially greeted by the
Pre- idsnt. members Of Cabinet. and MANI
citizens, who also received their ri nda
and the receptions wsfs largely attended.
More shau usssl intsrsst Wso taken Ia the
reception BY Speaker Cslfax and his wife
The number ii those who paid their re-.
spscts vas very large. iaeludisg many who
attended other receptions and aFsall mem
bsse 81 Csnersss 10 Washisgtsn without
| distioolion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Ch ,aao Naraef

Ch ,oao eaasdef.
(Bs telegraph Jan. /.
Ficpr Dali demasd and prices unchanged.
Wheat Firmer at l.l5' 1l.l5iS
Co~n-Better demand at 81 for new
Oas--Better At AZ, <4f4Ssl.
Ba.ley--tirm and higher at l.5,.
rye STEADY at rs for No. l.
Provisions Higher.
Ness Pork % 25 cash 2S75
Lard III Ml7& cash.
Dressed Hogs---nlgher and firm At Il 23Qll.
So
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Chicago Live Stock Market.
~ Telegraph Jan. ..
Cattle Receipts see; all ssld; steady and At
4 o0l5 lay common to choice.
hses-Rsceipts fer twodays .743; sales Z, SO;
market higher; packers took all At s.l0aio Is
common to gssd lo.s70ic.S0 choice to faacy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Chlsage, Resk lsland Z Pael1o
RA11ToAd.

Chleage, Rex 1slanl Z Pasl1(
RA11To0d.
1865. Winter APRangensnt. 1869,
fraissrua By Chicago time which u twelve nd
stse tester SHsa Davesvoss eiae.
nNAND AlT1B MONDAY NOV -, 1853,
~ 80 satil further notice, traane will lsavi
0eisk 6ess-lx Nan lrsis q Z 10. 4. =
- Night express. - -, ?. y
Going Wses-1se, 4xpreee a.d Nail fef Del
Msiaes ard Washingtes, o.Ss A..
-, Ai1sd, for Dss Aeinss aad
Arrive q DavsaSsrt daily. (Sundays sxssptsd
Sss. - i.s.-iss Might express a. . @, 4
"a Daily 81. = mail. Z oS, :. .
rfon NE Woot--lot Mixed fto0 Be- Moinoo
u. ..,... ~. D. - S. i:
aad Wsshingtss. 1.so .. ..
~ Chisags With Ill Eastern Rsstss.
~ Jelist VIII 9. 4. . 8. + ,. = for Bissn-
At ~ l. 4; \ .r p..,..A. n
xsfss1 CsseS visA Q. ,. q. .. =. ssr Bar
lineton. K1ekuk aad Qsincy.
x PssFie With ?. r . !. \. \. u.
A Dee nsiees. Isva Cig, nd Washisgsen
xisa M:s.:s. ss:es e. s..sss. ssr I'll psis'a
rsSsss sss 81 - 1870 sacsss1 - nj
eieoi TaeSssa oeSiee esl 3cvns. ~
2. A. HALL. Assn e.. Sept. ohisaes.
4. KasAaa. 49,. sspA isws Divtcisa.
IN. a,aaa. Az. pavsspsst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
CHICAGO.

| CuIcAoo, Jan. 2.--Aarou Syler, . well
Known lawyer Of this city, and formerly
Judge OF Knox county Circuit Court, died
suddenly IN this city, yesterday, Of malig-
nant sore throat.
Foreign News BY Atlantic Cable.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-The Emperor Napoleon,
at MS usual New Years reception to the
Diplomatic Corps, in replying 20 tie ad
| dress Of ths representatives Of 10 eign pow
err, said hc realized with much pless,re e
canciliatory spirit anims,ing the Euro can
governments, which enables them TO quiet
| sGimositts and smooth international diili>
cn.i .es as fast as tnev arise, thus insuring o
ccn..auons ,.esce. 10 confidently .soaed
IA liz, yesr 1869 would rrove as salts fac
o,v year as the ore ynicn had Just
closed, anu tina. tho course Of events may
dissips,s unfavora'e apprehension and con-
| solidsss resce, so necessary to tho welfare
and progress of civilized nation aud
people.
FloRESck. Jai. liking Victor Emanuel
in bis reply to he New Years csngratula.
lions Oh his military stair said that the pre-.
sent situation Of Italian affairs was good,
"ul NAV IL auo present nihcaOIc eituaiOl
should become clouded ana trouble should
in fun appear TO DO imminent, ne should
confidently rely upon the loyalty aud pat.
| rio;ism g, lie army 10 sustain him in msins
tanning peace and national honor.
Oosvu, Jan. Tho G,eeian cove n
ment is actively engaged in psrfecting aud
completing the assessment Of The naiioual
troops. /
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Times to.dsv, in {
leading editorial, dsneuaces the project Of
the Liberals for the abolition Of The laws Of
primseeniture, &c., and says. that Esglsnd'
10 essentially aristecratie and conservative.
CsaE. Jan. There was lires rsnhn
dsmoaatrausn here today, q which NJ
O'Sullivan made strong spessh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

New York N1oaoy MARKET.
y Telegraph. Nav yeRs, Jan. T.
Coupons ~, llg; seen. LIST 1llx; 2d,1 o7k
q l.os}s.; new l.e7 81, l.o71s; rs. ii .o7
le;4os, Los.
0old-lS 5ll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Tsx lots in North Davenport aad ~ IL Rss,
Davenport, ehsap - dirt; COED - acre farm in
Pleasant Valley. emily e3.soo, and lets Of ether
ssrgsiss. Wild land BY ths cart Iced.
ELDasDos q Bas..
Lsad and Insurance Aessas.
40 RpaAv nHvo>A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

{ sCoucs lswa Catawba Wine. u q 90 ~ dss.
o. Bottles ;;..s.alsos fall stock or ether saivs
aad fespieu wines at the wins housco:
LAHorsLcf, Tacrs a Co..
Of Xext ganor& 4frooA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
BULLS WoRn DeoTloYEl.
~ -. edsEst.s !:
~ M ssssiss a
.f 81

Te ~ UaissA osasss ana WerIa.
wide 0oaAeru
hsvs rsssivsl many ssssinssiAis ftUa prs.
6ssssssl AaA asdissl nss.as NJ Alnsaass ssd
,srisus pubIeat,ess have shsws, I'll Of which
ars esusins. The isllswing lsetsf hso highly
sAsssssd ssd popular physisiaa.. n. 0ssrsia, 10
certainly sas Of The nsss sensible ssaosuin-
tisss have ever resolved. Dr.. Clsasst kssvs
sxastly what hs speaks ss, ed HE tsstinsny
deserves to b writes II letters sfsssa. Hear
what The Dsessr says q BuLL's WoRx DE-
sTROYER:
vn1AxeW, wAlgsa UesusY, Ca,
Jane 1eth. leoo. g.
=, l..- n-.-n.---ssr: have reesat3y
80. ysaF ~W5su. psssssyse" several trials
ed fad IL Wonderfully s0essisvs. Il ~ nsl
failed in . siSgisiassaass - hsvs the wished fbs
eject. an deias . prstsy large essstsy psss-
ties. and kavs daily sss Ter ssas article Of Ne
kind. I n frsst4s eeussss 49, tasw Of -
rsaslyfsssomsa1sdAv ~ asasss sushsss thaa
. = eestain aaa spss1y % Ii soosts. q Ne
ssuessrv hey ere unsseAaas In 10 extreme. ~
S1jsss II writing yse y y III ~ upsu what
tsrmsI cen CT The nsdisiss lirsssiy frsa zee.
II ! esa get u apsn sesy tssns, shall ~ .
grsst dssl Of IL. en- swase thss Ne ese Of
sseh srtislss 10 contrary - tAs tssshisgs ssd
practice Of great majority u The regular lias e
A.D.'s. but l SO ne just sasss o. gssd ssueo II
discardius . rspedy which ~ kasw - t(t4.'
silent. SIMPLY became ~ nay ~ ssastl4 ~ q ~
eomb,uatiss. For my, part, sAAli ste&e i,s
rule to nee oil and any nsass u elesiatAmntj
ing humanity which may ssstls I'd
no. hesitas,ns because sor.s sns nars inSsnio&s
than self may have isarssl its s1s1(S lsst. and
scored the cole right - sesars = Nslsdge.
However, an By ~ msanssa 5t61& -.
porter Of the thoa'asds Of Nsrt6 ~ a6Dssu1s
that food the esaatry, thal pu>Seue D1nss d
manner Of disssss - which hsn1o41oA9s bsie.
Please reply sees. and iafsrn uAA fdR ~
tsrns. tam, s,r, most ssspsslldlll rc.-.
JULIUS ?. .OiSM1Mr, 6fs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
BULLS sARsAPlllLll.
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4 OooA Reasea lsr ne CaDenanau
F01ah.


RgAD TaB CAPrAlrs LgcEs, AND nm
LKTf4R From H1o MOTHER.
Bsntes Barracks. No. april -. looe,
Ds. Jsan Bsli-Dsar Sir, lnsWsng ~ u
1sisuey Of year 0arsapaTills, ~ ~ heolmg
end bsniAeial qualitise II pseoss.ss, I ND yse
~ lSiIsW,se stelsosss u ~ tsss
lives wsss1sl aAsss Ne ysas age-Wo ~
Ken prieesse aaa eea1eA ~ aistooa oouu1e.-
Dsisg moved - s1>Ga Tat ~ vsuols ~ -
Asalsdysl hass ~ ~ q basement slsss ]
w. vssaAeS. lsa shse Anueh the hipe.-
ny ssseeel hsal1A = iapaissl. Nd eee1 ssns
sAise - assiss lstsfs. r les ases AiAn =
yssr Sarsepeeilla tAas = ~ thiae slss. !
viii tAaA ~ u esosias. 19ase eapeen -
Aslf . Assss bssslss 80 sbli1A
CAss. Y. r. Jsasssas - Lsais. ls.
r. s.-fls ss,lsviss NJ trisssa Apeii n.
isss. y Mra JSs.is JsAssss, .ssAss ef Oasa
!sensss: r. IL
d. Dsse-Dsee SIR: ~ s4basA. pf. o. q
JsAsssa, 49, skillfsl ssrsssda.A pAysissaalS
Cealsl lsw Yssk. whore - "a, lssviag ~
an3teUF. Jsansss - ~ -. A. sAifssss
800 q - - - 'shssGb Aiasvheo ~
lStfs:ala. fer whisA gave hin 7euf Sarss,asil.
IL. II ersss nm. hass Ter II wears rssso
nsadsA Il - asav u Cs1sssl ~ York. Ohio
aaA tewa. for serefala. esss eDse and neasra)
debility, Perfect steeeooaao GleadsdN ne
cures elected il ssas essu6 q essfulAa nd ~
lsfs6'wsrs slnest nss11sasss. laa very tax-
ious for my sea - again Aass 1eesrs4 - ssur
sarssparilla. i. as Is fsafssisf Gntisg aspssisss
article, hence hts writing y ~ Sss u. nis
wsssaa ne .tssrihle. ~ bslist ~ NJ ressv-
-. nsspsstft9.
dsn &c.,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

OAoeS = Direct Ro01o - the
uofth, Herlheost Z Norlhveot,
WWo PAos3N0ER TRAINS LEAVE RoCI
Iond daily. q ~ o'cl0ek 3. -, ~ l;lD ofclh
=. =, making close connections With tfa1Ao . ~
AsP0o1 BYRON, traias . eAis rooA lsave inm6-
liately - arrival u tfains iron noek 1elao1, -
klnI cleee eqnQee4ioqe q ~ foloWiAG polnto:
~ BU3!ON. - 1Qqtoo fko4 - - Co., 1aD11s.
1ecsshoso, naisaeIeewn, Cesneil Mn. eiahA,
a. WANNA, Win dallY llns d Raekse0 = -
f.oe n9oaeas - all Dse6ass = ~ UpSsf nisss.
a fOir. xisA 49, = ~ InlnsasCnAal
Hs17551 = ~ N6tsA - toeiA.
a. C(GN10N, ~ tseine ~ lenaDvnlA zD11eoe,
yS1D ~ 0e60, - 0E01nDs Wo1u1D41sl - q
- OUneeo, 60 - - Ioonee = uOsoAH1
y 2ssnrT - - - q - = fSe.s,.. r1na>>a
yss<S1.s g. - 90 -. Ct
svs1Se9 = $3.50. Hns-DoiaSatte -
u ssss0sss = SaAa.e - 49, win - -
4 y.A.Oe11Ua. 49, ~.
i = q. DuyecAN. 49, DusouUne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

With ~ gloomy attendants, -lew spirits, de-
psesssea, involuntary emissions. lsss Of semen.
spsrnaastrhsa, ioss Of power. dizzy heed, loss
q memory. ssd threatened impotence and i'm
bscility. and . sovereign cure in Humphrey
Renoesehie Specific. Ne. 70. Composed Of
the most valuable, mild ssd pstent Curatives
shsy ssribs at encs q the roet Of the natter.
tsbs up the system, arrest the discharge, and
mpars v'eer and energy, life and vitality to
he snti.n man. They have cured theusands
Of cases. Price es per package Of siA soxss,
sud vial. or q per single bsx. Sold y Drug
sists. and sent By mil on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Hunphreys' Spscihs Homeopathic Medi.
cine Co.. ts2 9roadwa,, New York.
MAny ysars ses the writer Of this notice cod
% invalid Physieisn. while visisisg tie lslssa
sfst croix for their health, experienced ssd
Witnessed many sarprisise asd Isss6cial eHsets
81 shs Run there produced upon many Of the
invalids wbs were, like esssslvss, seskipe
health. aad upon inquiry and isvsstis aaios. OBJ.
ssised . full history 81 its medicinal Virtues
He was delighted and surprised, ed deter nissd
- make IL the basis u . Tsnie asA Restorative
Medicine. The result Of HE lasers VS. eisri-
sas success fer himsslf sad ssa.rise humanity.
The eslsefatsd rLAxsAs,en Bssssas was thus
asas ksswn 70 the wsrld. = lDsing ~ srsisls Of
real merit. founded % nee principles. asd rely
ing wholly upon Ne vegetable shisgaea fer ~
medicinal effects. IL wssksl asaPia rsvsluAisa IL
Ne tssatnsst q physical dsbilisyH
MAsxeiiA WAsss.--Supsfisr 70 the best i'm
proved semA ., CS,ssns. AID soli lat half the
price
0aAnsruo tHssILssuRcs.-frems every par
Of the counry where Siesn's Ointment and
Condition Powders have been introduced. the
prcpretors have received the most gratifying
Intelligence Of their. remarks able effect and pop
slarity. In . multitude Of instances they have
triamphed over diseases that have bafisd the
skill ofcslebrated Fsrriers, and were consid-
cred incusahle. These medicines Fave gained .
rspetAtios which ssaads useqslled il this
eouutry.
4 Co.'S neelsessd frequently lays shs fouuda.
tion Of uneurab,s Csssun,ysiss. No persea
should su6er enc TO continue. True, hey will
''wssr esq., ~ shsy esssa war he pstisns cut.
The bsst nss y Hunphrsy's HssoepasA:s
Csaeh sal Fever Pslb. Teksa alosesaeelv they
allsv he fsvss. issitsaios saA GOD. ksai ~ The
loaoo asa safs Shs dissese. Prize. sax bessIeu
fse el:1k Ssld y dealers 80 ssut b. nail .
eeeotpt q. ~ pet6o. Address /
~ DreedWse. n. z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Davenport Market Report.
orrgcx or Tur Divzsrosr DEyecsAr,
Dee ELISA

orrTcs or Tuv DlyZsrosr DEwecRAr,
Dee 2?.,lsee.
kIeuR--w hoietsis, ts.ia; retail. e7eo.
WnsAp-No. !. zoe.
BAaLkS-No l,sl.o0Li.t5.
OATs-i3 cts.
hYs-No receipts.
1Oax--New 81
oxIoEs No receiptsa
f6fArus~ A..
BuvrRn- Soc. per r.
ko0s-3oC63-c.
9RaaN ArrrSs-$i.1sspcr bushei
HAv--Good Timothy ti2 eO4stl4. 0c, per tor
Prairie $40 90 per tor. Slough, 81. 20.
CoAL-Solt wagons. i6c q bnshel.
Woso-ss- oo47.oo per Cord
We quote the Pennsyivania salt Manufaetuf-
Ing Csmpany's goods as follows:
Natropa Refined Saponiher. :L07x
Natrona Saponiner in iron boxes ek 0s[
Nstrona Bi- Carb Soda, absolutely purs)
in liz pound kegs, per ID. ....... SkOS{ot
Ns,rona SuperCaIb, Soda, ID. papers.
go lbs. to case. per pound .loX IL, 10l- g
Nstrona Salers,us, pound papers, go lbs
To case PR h.. observation-disclosures. II 9
Ka,rora Caustic Soda (whi,e) per ID. =. lol .
Natrona Sal soda, per ID. -. .. 6l-2
Hatrona Eer!a.ic, per lb........... elc
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA-ws quote a.
follows
re1sroS's CHOCOLATE.
Broma, u ID 49,. .iSc French
Eagle Cho des Families, 24c
No. | ......43 c Tcncans soc
Liquor, ..........t'c 7. ,27c
Doueie Vanilla. ssc Caraccesor Spanish .a4c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

New York MAvkes.
| by Telegraph. Nsw Yeax. Jan. ..
whsas-Quist and steady, choice Ice.
Corn-Eair demand at sld94k fee new nix
| cd.
Oats Quiet At 1878 for store .snd sfoat.
Pork -Cuist and Steady u 27.7S6f2sO0
! Lard Quiet and STEADY At lekQl7k fer
steam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

: DR.. JOHN BULLS

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vas IN l'''''''i' P'''''''s '''s''
Nv soa.is.laW. Who was with ne In the More
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Renne's rain-Kiilins Magic Oil is clean. safe
and delicious TO use. II does not sell the clsth-
ing. nor does its use injure the skin. but beauti
hes H. and cures chap aud pimples, beside oil
kinda of pain. Esvry family should keep bot
tie Of il in III. house Sold by B. 3. Bsllord.