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The Isaupcr Press Law.

by reference to the Legislative summary in
another part of the paper, it will be seen that
the law requiring legal advertising to be done
in journals designated by the Governor, has
been repealed. The law was clearly unconsti.
tutional, and had any one thought it worth
while to have had it tested it would have been
40 decided by the proper tribunal. Its repeal
throws the business back to the requirements
under the Code, to which Clerks, Justices OF
the Peace, Sheriffs and others are respectfully
rcfrrrrd. "". 90. -..s. -'..H...
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The Weather.

heavy rain fell here last Saturday night,
since which time the weather has been clear,
bracing and pleasant. The farming popua-
ton are all busy, gathering corn, putting in
their seed wheat, etc. Notwithstanding the
moderate price ut which wheat is now quoted
and the downward tendency Of the market, we
learn that an unusually large breadth will be
sown this Fall,
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Wood I'm!

Parties indebted to this office who propose
to pay in firc-wood, are notified that about now
IL not \ bad time to bring IL along. The wea-
ther is fine, roads good, and the work can be
done and contracts complied with without
pulling your stock to death, as may be the
case at n later season. .
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. .ss s: s;;'' .''.''@: ;, s':':

ana hea'! asSortiheFHs - stfiet-
ly mercantile principles upofI le1its bust
ness is conducted. Our merchants Who used
to trade at Nashville will remember the Local
ton" Morgan & Co.'S Old Stand"
Attention is also invited to the Card of
COOKE, SETTLE IL Co., Wholesale Dealers in
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, 30 Public Square,
Nashville. This is another large and we'll
known house, and unequalled in the lines in
which it deals. In one of the Firm we rccog-
nizc the name of an old friend and take more
than ordinary pleasure in referring to it. We
believe, too, it is the only regular Wholesale
Shoe and Hat House at present advertising in
these columns, aud we think we can promise
it largely increased trade from this direction.
Aswe stated q few weeks ago, before the late
war the Nashville Grocery Houses sold largely
to retail dealers in this portion of the State,
and that with proper effort they might regain
the trade. Among others now engaged in the
business, Is the house of w. W. TOrTEN &
BRO, No. rs and 2S College Street, whose
Gard will he found in our advertising colu
We can only say that the Firm is well known
in East Tennessee. and that their supplies of
Coffee Sugar, and all prime articles in the Gro
Gerry line are always full and equal to the best
stocks to be found in any Of the cities, North
or South.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

W. ABLE, Esq, Decatur, Meigs county
Your remittance for ubscriptions--s 12. 10
per Mr. Blevins, albright, and credits entered.
While thanking you we have only one regret:
that the ATHENS PosT has not in every coun-
ty few such constant working friends as you
are proving yourself to be. ,, ...f.
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MARRIED.

NETHERLAND-MID the
10Th lust, at the residence Of the brides faith
er, by the Rev. b. Kimbrough, Mr.. JOHN p.
NErHERLASD, ito Miss b. E. MIDDLETON, all
OF thisiconntyn 3 N \ m-N p
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nB- Thos. Il. Edgman, Of this vicinity, pre-
scented us, a few lays ago, with an appIewhich
measured 1871 inches In circumference. 1t is
Of q variety not common in this country, the
name of which we emember--excellent and
richly favored. "'~it~''' X inQ}
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Getting WeII.

We learn that the young man Brown, at
Charleston on the Hiwassee, who was reported
last week as having been MORALLY wounded
by Robert Rawson, Is likely to recover, though
the Wound Is said to be an ugly one
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XYnufad.

By q Virginia lady, Of some years experi-
ence, situation as teacher in . private family
or puulic school Shells qualified TO teach the
French and English languages and Music on
the Plano. Address, D. u. p, Athens, leu
aessee, NHunl shg5fI III - -'toct, e-at, n
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Mouse Creer. Produce Market.

MOUSE CREEK, TENN. Oct. II, 1869.
Bacon. shoulders Is; hams 10; clear sides
10. Corn, 100. Wheat, white 1.30; red 20.
Oats, so. Feathers, 50. BceswaX. 80. Tallow,
l2N. Lard. in cans, 20. Butter, %. Eggs,
10. Chickens. Is. 4 ~
Respectfully, A. FORREST & BRO.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, October 12.-Money very easy
ut 4a7 for call loans. Sterling exchange 100
al09H. Gold tirmer, opened at 1909 and
closed ut 1919. State bonds old TENNESSEE )
60%, new o. Er.
Cotton, sales of 1900 bales; uplands a6A.
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A. c. Robson & Co. arc receiving their sup
plies of Fall and Winter Goods. See adyer
tisement. " "a j 4 ~ u u 81 4
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Dutter aud Eggs.

McKeldin & Dement,, Athens, propose tc
pay 80 cents per pound for good fresh Butter
and 10 cents dozen for eggs, tsI
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10. baltimore. ct ais, Us. G. w. Cobb, ct als
[Amended and Supplemental Bu.l e
TTAPPEARINGsFR OM THE .ALLEGA.
L tons of compliihants Bin, that Carter W.
Cobb and Benjamin Hoyl, are non-rcsidents of
the State Of Tcnnessec-It is ordered by the
Master, that publication be madefor four con-
secutive. weeks in the, Athens ,Post.,a weekly
paper published in the town of Athens, Ten
ncssee, requiring said nonresident defendants
to appear before the Chancellor. ut IL Court of
Chancery, to be held at the Court house. in
the town of Athens, Cor McMinn county, Ten
nessee. onthc 4th Mondayof November next,
then and there to plead, answer and deinur to
complainants said Bill. or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing er parie
as to them. October 18th, 1869.
j. NJ. HENDERSON. G. " NJ.
BLIZZARD & Bradford, Soils for complanants.
Oct 10, 1S60-4t-prs fee 81 ,0O-9S p
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icnncssce BONUS, new, niOI<
ut SO.
The Nashville Press and has sus-
pended publication.
The Lynchburg Daily Republican is most
excellent paper.
A. $. Haley, Athens. has the reputation of
being a first class Dentist. ....- .ratt' y
a clergyman has been arrested in Boston for
collecting funds for an imaginary church,
One sixth of the prisoners in the Tennessee
pententiary are from Shelby county.
Young men--cold nights arc coming. Look
round and find her. rh.tH'tflt sitt,rf.
President Grant has proclaimed the 18th
day of November as day of thanksgiving.
The standing army OF Russia numbers one
million five hundred thousand men. = t.
A dirty business--the attempt Of the last
Legislature to elect u public printer for the
succeeding Legislature. . l.
There having been another earthquake at
st. Thomas, President Grant opposes the pur-
chase of the Island.
Nothing can be politically right that is
morally wrong; and no necessity can sanctify
or approve a law that is contrary to equity.
! VIM. Rule, of Knoxville, declines the As.
scssorship Of the I'd District to which he was
recently appointed.
| Vice President Colfax has been making anti
Mormon speeches in Utah., lie thinks one
woman is enough.
The Nashville Press and Times thinks the
present Legislature will provide for the gradu-
al redemption Of the issues of the State Bank.
A man named Lott. killed young student
in Mississippi, because his wife looked back
ut him. r.,.... p. .....-- ... .....5.
Gov. Sentcr has appointed Hon. T. A. r.
Nelson Director on the part Of tlik State, for
the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad.
Nearly 10000, cans of tomatoes and % GOO
cans of sweet corn have been put up this sea-
son ut one factory at RowyatOn, Conn.
The people of Lawrence, Kansas, are agitat-
ing their minds on the subject of Quantrell.
Some people maintain that he is still alive.
The safe Of the Duchess county Mutual In.
surance Company was robbed of hundred
thousand dollars on the night of the Sth.
a writer in the Knoxville Press and Herald
suggests Hon. Robt j. Mckinney as dele
gate to our State Convention.
Hon. VIM. J. Rogers, formerly citizen of
Tennessee, died in Boone county, Arkansas,
a few days ago.
Mr. VIM. King Heiskell of Abingdon. who
was so badly shot from ambush several weeks
ago, is slowly but surely recovering.
|
Scnter's official majority is 65,207, which is
10.26l more than the entire vote received by
Stokes. Why don't William & Co. contests?
Horace Greeley has been nominated by his
accepts.
The steamship, the Lillian, has de-
part lar Keys with full freight and
Indicate that ouI Indian trou-
near u termination us they
editor Of the New York
paper has n regular daily
than seventy thousand.
Star has discovered Geo.
Is u humbug-a discovery
made long ago.
Station is like man on the
5untain-everything appears
II d he appears small to every
TIN )r coats this fall will be good
deal INK of last fall, particularly with
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| ueut ukvV VI lasC lstll, particularly Win
those who are compelled to wear last falls
coats.
During discussion q Connecticut man
called Connecticut preacher ali old mutton
head" and now there is Il big suit for DANA
ages. q 80
There is a woman in Built county, KY,
y years old, who has u child about five
months old. The father Of the child is about
twenty years old.
The DeSoto Cave is on the farm of Squire
Royston, 3% miles west of Athens. An en-
terprisng citizen is making arrangements to
have it explored. p,
A contemporary says he has partially for
truth, and if people will cease to trouble him
with embarrassing questions lie will tell them
no lies. r ...
| James Parton says he prompted Mrs. Stowe
to write her Byron article. For which we
suggest that some one who can afford to lose a
pair Of boots kick James.
premium pig, only eighteen months old,
and weighing over seven hundred pounds, was
exhibited ut the Mexico (Missouri) Fair last
week.
According to the Chattanooga Enterprise
the people of the Sequatchie Valley only
slack energy to make them prosperous and
happy" FGl igtg
! a young lover of the sea said he wouldn't
mind going to the bad place for the sake of the
perpetual aohaling promised, if it were not
for the accompanying weeping, and gnashing
Of teeth.
Twenty-Five men, armed to the teeth, guard
cd house in Vermilion county, Ind, several
hours last week, under the belief that they
had two burglars entrapped. The thieves
turned out to be cats. .f.I ..t..- ,t.!f..
The Washington Star says: "Scnator Brown
low, who has recently been very III, is conva-
lescent," The doctor who brought the thing
about had better been attending to his own
business. 1900. ......
"Mrs. Vice President Colfax has come out
b. with the whole weight Of her moral influence
against the panier She thinks the panier the
proper furniture ola Donkey If it is, why
the "doose" don't Schuyler wear one?
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aTWs w. lotion g. Bro, Nashville, want
to buy . large quantity Of Navy Beans, See
advertisement. " -gAhaE 80 .ar ~
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Athens. Friday, Ocy!(y.(
New Goods.
First Arrival.

Horton e Co. have just receiveda lot of Sea
sonable Goods, to which they invite attention
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DIED.

Died. ..,-
WESTON the 4th inst. near Pin Hook
Ferry, Meigs county, tennessee, WILLIAM
lima. Uncle Billy was u man Of many kind
qualities of head and heart, and will doubt
less be kindly remembered by many of our
citizens. We fondly trust he now dwels on
the banks of the beautiful river in the land
of Buelah.
He sleeps his last sleep,
He has fought his last battle, .....
And no sound shall awake
Him to SORROWS again. NJ.
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Foundry and Machine Shou.

Attention is invited to the advertisement of
the Athens Foundry and Machine shop, which
appears to-day. The proprietor, Mr.. Whcland,
is a practical man, who thoroughly under
stands the business in which he is engaged.
He uses good material only and employs none
but the best workmcn, 80 that the work manu-
featured at his establishment will knmpare fu-
versbly with that either mac er points
in this country or "brougl PERSONS
wanting Nagkiiery Of an " cast
.n,. =. - w,
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~ A lot OF superior Bed Blankets just 70.
ceiyed al Robson ~ Co.'S, slrr .... ,'st ss
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IN < w G. O O D ST.

pICEyILLE, HAVE JUST RECEIVED
~ another lot of New Goods. They are also
Wheat agents fer extensive Mills, South, and
expect to deal largely in Wheat.
duly 30, lS89-tf-TS,
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK. October 12.--Flour 4.45a5.60.
Wheat. 1.30a1 81. Corn. 0Sal .O41$. Sugar,
Cuba, 1Ta12H. Molasses 52a5S. \
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Cincinnati Market.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Flour, family, 5.5Oa
5.15. Wheat red. 1.05al.1Q. Corn, S5aSS.-
Oats. 5Oa57. Bacon, 16%a20k.t Lard, ~.
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WHITE NAVY BEANS.

wv w. TOTTEN d BRO, NO. 20 AND
w % College Street. Nashville. wish to
buy all the White Navy Bean they
can get. for which they will pay $500 cash
per bushcl, delivered in Nashville.
Oct. 10, 1S69-3t-9S t3s%h stE.tfhE
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WHEAT AND OATN.
TO HOUSE. kEEPEneS.

DIRECTOR & CANDLES CHOICE FAMI-
l. ly Lard, in and 5 ID packages--for sale
by MCKELDiN & DEMENT,.
Athens. Sept. 8, flS0o-t f-02g a. sa1t y a
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James a. Smith, rs. Jno. A. Buckncr, ct ais
[Original Injunction Bal.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEG
l. tions Of cOmplanants Bill, that the defend
ant. John 4. Buckncr. is II nonresident of the
State xof Tennessee-lt is therefore ordered
TIL; cation be made for four consecutive
Athens Post. II weekly ncwspa-
in Athens, Tennessee. requiring
dent defendant to appear be-
n ut II Court of Chancery, to
rt-house, in the town of
Monday Of November next.
plead, answer or dcmur to
Bill, or the same will be
III and set for hearing err pdrte
bier 18th, 1860.
NJ. HENDERSON. c. e NJ.
solicitor for complainant.
t-prs fee 81 ,00-9S = IT
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MILESTONE.


SOO LBS BLUE-STONE RECEIVED and
wv for sale by WIG. HORTON Il co.
Athens, Sept. "a. 1S69-3t-9j
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10 A."
rNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
L ceiyed. andis Offering to the Trade mt re-
duced rates, lot of Fall and Winter,
Goods. j. A. TURLEY.
Coghill, Tenn, Sept. II, 1S69-tf-94
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us. John A. Buckner, ct ais
Injunction Bill
FROM THE ALLEGA-
Enant> Bill, that the defend
kckncr. is Nonresident of the
DpsScc--lt is therefore ordered that
Vbe made for four consecutive weeks
iny Tens Post, weekly newspaper pub
lisha0th the town of Athens, Tennessee, re-
curing the said nonresident defendant to APP
pear before the Chancellor, at II Court of Chan
Gerry, to be held ut the Court house. i'm the
town of Athens. Tennessee, for McMinn coun-
ty. on the 4th Monday of November, 1869, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to COM
planants said Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing &c parte Us to
! him. October 18th. 1863. i5'f. lft
j. NJ. HENDERSON, c. & N.
G. W. Bridges, Solicitor for compainauts.
! Oct. ID, lSG9-4t-prs fee $4,00-9S
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~ "a s,a ~ HEAT - rgpr ~ =
WE WILL PAY THE MARKET PRICE
w for new wheat. .ttA ~ Z. tNsl 'NFf
July 81 HENDERSON & CAMPBELL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

HEGEMAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR OF
BARK. A pleasant cordial prepared from
Caiissya Bark and Pyrophosphats Of Iron,
possessing the valuabo properties OF iron,
phosphorus, and calsaya, without any inju-
rious ingredients. As . preventive to
fever and ague. and ~ a tonic for patients
recovering from fsvcr or other sickness, il
cannot be surpassed, and is recommended
by the most eminent physicians. Physi.
clans in prescribing, and the public in
purchasing, should hs particular 10 specify
HE3EMAN'S, as there are many inferior
articles in the market, purpor.ing to be OF
the Same combination. Prepared emily by
Hegsman & Co., tChemisis and Druggists,
New York, asd sold by all respectable
Druggists
CnArrsp HANDS AND FACE, Soar Lars,
&c. cured at once by the use Of Hegeman's
Campher Ice with Glycerine, keeps the
hands soft in the coolest weather. See
that you get the Genuine. Sold by Drug.
gis.s.
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To.Day's Advertisements.
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GREAT BASHAW LOTTERY F:

I EE CELEBRATED FAST TROTTIN0 HORSE
40 BENNE n, nnill quite recently the prop
efty Or joseph Bennett, Esq, Of Muscaiinc, owa,
will ho drawn by Lottery. at DAvESPOkT on
THURSDAY. the 21st day ofJanusry, 1889
10. Bennett IL Bashaw geldinE, erven years
CID sixteen hands high, of brown color, and per
fectly sound. Heis brother to tho renowned
"Buli OF the Woods -boastins tho sans pedigree
AMI equal high blood snd bottom his trainer and
those acquainted with him. all say that he 10, in
nerve and stride, the peer Of the fsmons Kng OF
Western Trotters. This hores was raised AID
owned BY Mr.. Bennett until taken by his assignee
In bankruptcy. and aola on the Goth day OF Decem-
Der lset, a pubic auction, to John Ackley, Esq OF
this city. Nr Ackley bought the horee on rpscula-
tion. Al . low price Of $500, and being earnestly
urged By many Of eur citizens, has dste-mined TO
pnt him up a . fair and honssi drawins, and give
all who wish fsir chance 20 win this splendid prize
There will be $40 tickets Numbered from up-
wasdA), sold at 50 each. AID ia order that there
may Qe no chance Of fraud or uufairness. II 10
ouncsd that there will be setting Of the ticket
holders at the Burtis House In this city( Davenpert
II o'clock A. N. OF the slst day Of January. 1859,
and that the vote Of the majority Of such hslsers
present shall determine the manner In which the
drawing shall be osducted. The drawing will take
place at IL NJ, ct the samc place. The tickets can
be had st GriggY. Watson = Day ,Plammer's. Thomp-
sea Carmichael. 3. N. greene. Matt. Fisher. J.
g. smith and David Hil, at their respective places
Of busintss. jap7-dkwtf
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To distribute this vast amount Of chari-
table relief and do it judicisusly, has in
vol,ed . great deal Of labor. Every ap-
plcant was examined At the Office, and then
visited, at home, before any assistance wss
granted.
The Township Trustees connected with
this office, Msssrs. Bshrsns and Kshl. have
made s63 such investigating visits during
isnes in oGacs and acquaintance with the
class Of psrsens who seek relief ffem the
county, hsve been great aids in what We
deem the proper accomplishment Of cur
work.
We end il nscssary 70 msintin cen
slant su, u,vsillanss ever oil applicauts, in
order 10 prevent fraud and impssisien.
For whes esnditioa Of want ouse exists,
it dsss net fsllew that il viii, d necessity,
always csntinns; but 10 many eases
persons onse receiving sssnty cid, seem -
take il for granted that they will ever aftss-
wards b entitled = il, and therefore make
very little effort TO get alosg wisheut Il.
Hence " 6nd, that the meet pitiiul tales,
and the greatest appearance Of dsstitution
are not always safe or sure grounds isf for
nisting county relief.
Il has not bssn our object the invest.
gsiiens we have instituted and the scrutiny
and servsillenee Ne have maintained over
the county pensioners, to merely save
money. and bv 40 doing Withheld needed
= d ifsn Tie rsall y destitute, but eur stjsc,
has been to detect fraud, prevent impesi-
tieu. .and break up the system Of indiscii ioats
alos- giving, that has heretofore. been
practicsdltoe to great an extent been BY
these having il charge the distribution ef
these county poor fund.
We act upon the principls that public
charity 10 either an absolute necessity, o.
positive evil,' aud il erastsd whore On
abssiutsd necessity dess net exist, il de-
steys self>reliancs. and incsuraeges thrift>
lsssasss and improvidsnce.
There 10 in every community (asd W
have eur full shsre) . class Of isdelsut,
dissipatsd. imprevidsnt persons, vhe sake
10 heed for the meeTeW." but equandes
the Ore 10 out and the flsur barrel empty,
seem to take Il - matter Of course that
they have only t. apply for, s.d obtain -.
sistancs from the ceasty. This class d
persons should b made 70 understand that
the County Treasury 10 not at their dispes>
81 to rs'siss them from the necessary sons
sequences and penalties sf their swn
course.
But the peer and unfsstunats i've hava
always with 10" and they must ~ previd-
ed for.
= The winter that set in with unusual %.
verify, threatens to be one Of great suifsrine
amsDe the poor Of our dity. To the eem.
men lsbsrsr. the want Of smplsyosnt dor.
Jog the winter months 10 one Of the sources
Of dessitution; bis want Of energy end pro
dencs is, in nary cases. quite - great
cause Of distress. -
During the busiest seasons Of The year,
many remain idle bscauss ooplsysp will
met pay the exerbitaht wages demanded,
Ind at I'll times many ere idle bseaaee they
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

No ULcER, CANCER, or Fever Sore hut can
be radically cured by tie use Of Wolcot,'s .
PAiS PAINT. DR.. Wolcotta ANSInILAroR,
which Is unlike PAIN pArsr, cures that dis
gusting disease, Catarrh. Pint bottles, 81.
Rscsllsct, tits put up in white wrappers.
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=
Cfflciai Paper Of the City.

ers 10 the advertisements Of Seward 4
Bentley. which spfoar on the outside Of orr
paper alternately each week. They are en-
sssprising druggists, 1ss Main 81, Buf.lo,
and are doing big business in the Alisma
fer the Hair, which has bssn tried and
proven to b the best in uas.-[Springfsld
Tribune. Nov. 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

"SnAks ron FoRTY DAYs, LlrTLs'Oys."-
But there was no shake. The bls:kadsd
door was showed spsn, and the little one
had flown. Later there was treats, and still
later an excited individual WAS seen driving
towards Davenport, and he hasn't smilsd
since. "'Tis bstter to have loved and lost
'hsn never I, have lsvsd al AL" Eh,
Charlie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does II. Ask yeur grocer
for it. aud take ne ether. ltjis decided
imprOyamsnt over AnY ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

Practical Stair Builder.
WILL OWE LESSONS IN GEOMETRY. AND
w new method OF fobtaisng the monlasfor Stair
Rail. on true 0eometricsl principles. Terms
souahle. shop and OHiee, sd ST.. between Perry &
Rock leland.
paxenp. Il, Iowa, Tee. .. lsss-daMs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

RoBssr KaAusn has still on hand the
largest and best selected stock Of goods fer
the wholesale tr d. there is vest OF Chicago.
Go aud see him, dealers, when you are in
tho city. The goods are frst class and
prices are bound TO suit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-06

Norics.-Whsls stock, carpets ard fur
nituas removed from old stand. cor. Perry
and Second sts, to my new block srd door
west ofPerry opposite Metropolitan Block.
DANIEL GOULD.