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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
Special Tax Notice.

OrYicR or -Es Cf-r G.rss.I - -uE Cl=Yoyf
bAv,SP r sc'lE COlS7Y, .oSA.
To ~ p,r.ons il e.. sisd
pU ELIc NOTICE Il HEREBY Gly8E THAT
l the Tax Book c5ri.ir.f The spe ifc Tsx Of o
mile OF the aelk-. ev *. u, Tie city urc o,ihe
Ciiy 81 Davenport. 90 The !. L Gsy oi Oc obsr A. d.
1895, r5on Tie Assessment rel. u iksj 70 %, the
Augment OF Marx u9wa 4. recovered nv In u ito
I Cfcu.tCenft for iAs District OF Iswa ac .in.;
saic CITY, ,1fsatnI o the Pe-e ,,ory writ OF man
asmus i..a.d from sad Court. with the wa-rsn, for
the collection OF s.i1 tax. tts been p-t n.e nv
bants. erd ifssd laHee are not pair hin tven ~
da.s ran this date ,he zane vii. bs collected by
eas tie prs pe-.o OF feline p1rsuant 10 the
Charter An1 oro4nc Gee efssia City
KAUFMAN, City Narfhsl.
ns.et Y-e,a~y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

l. W. HARaisos tas removed his osfee to
visls's Blssk, Braiy street, between Sse>
eni aai Third streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
Cash Capital $I,OeO,OOO
FIRST NATIONAL nAsK BUILDING,

FIRST NATIONAL nASK BUILDING.
Where the general busines. of lie Comu,r, .,ttfs
acted, and 10 which ali general c9rrt spouetues
akorld be addressed.
DIRECTORS
Jay Cooke. rhila + 10 m washirs,on
& II Clark, Phis Htuf, u CcoAe Il nh
Y. Ratchforc starr .Fhfia wra. r. CHal.Isr Wen
Vim. q. Moofhead. FLla. .ol ! D Dctec. wa.h
J.Hinckiey CLARK. ihl'a. l. {. rahue.'o.k, k,N.Y.
OFFICERS.
CIAKxscs II. CLAEE, Philadelphia Pre.iaen'
Hssrr y. CooEE. Washington, Vice Tre.iaeut
Jar CcoKs. Chairman Finance and Executive Cen.
Esrasor ". frrr. Thia.. seere.sry and Aeiamy.
X .. TvRsEH. Washington. AssistEht stc.einJ.
FaAAas o ssrrn N. D.. Medical Director
}. k~rss AEAEs. ". D., Asei.L Med ic4l director.
EDIcAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. 1. BA surgson-General.U L. s.A., wnA.
P.J.He Chief Medical De epsI,nsnt. .sN..
Washington.
D. ". DIss. \. D., wsshngtor.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
VIZ. Z. C.AsplEa. ws,hinston, DC.
0susss A.Dsps. PAiisaeiphiA. Pa.
TAs csaDasy. National In Ito character. ersu. -
reaeee q - hfge CapisAi, Lew haies Of treniun
eed New Table,. the desra bic nsans .; i'm ss
ins ufs yss presented TO The public
~ rates VI premium beng largely reduced, afo
osoe - asefsbe 10 the nsrrers fbsee the best
0sisai GoUpanies, - avoid sl the com sticps
esd uncertainties Of Netes. Dviden5r. and tie mis-.
uDderetAndings which the latter apt TO cause
The Policy Hoiders
osvsral rev and stuae'ive table, ave row prssent-
ed. When need Only 10 be aLderstsod 10 prove &C.
oeptaes TO the public enc - TIE sousI-i nss cue
Yeucv and ksYrsr fkDars fosicr IL the former.
Inc POI q eoiosf Rot oh! eseu!tss Insurance,
peyeole - death. but will receive, II living after
period 81 nv ysafs. IN annual income eqgal to tee
PER cent no per cent OF the par of HE policy In
tbs latter. The Company agrses 10 return to The
safed the total amount cf mercy he has paid In il
addition - the amount os bio poile-.
vhe attention Of psrAoDs conk nj 5plsirg i,seYipR
tAeif hves ~ incYs eeng the lnopIi OF In
feey already have CO LED 70 'hs special
eoefed ~ The National Life lnsursncc Con psny
Oreulsss. Pan phlsis ard 10 Al psftic are .
app sat'oa to the krsret Cfte Of ihs Cor psDy u
thie city. or - he Genera Agents.
" LooA1 AoDTs ARa " AxTTD n evrfy City ao9
Tewn a. appieations Con ysteht psStiss fes
euch agsSc.es, With suiisble endor., stssll
b Addressed ~ ru1 onsrary . GENIAL AGBvs ssAs9
GENHRAL AGENTS OF TFR CCMfANY.
Jar Cosxa = CO New ] Yofk Ter New II o,k Staeo
and northern New ieney.
j. ". CLASS d Co. for Penn oAA Som n JespeV.
jar CssKH . C., Waehingios. for HspIaac Deler
vaIs. Virginia, Dist Cclanbia. sra v est Virginia.
Weeensin.
Hen. srD. Mas. - fan.. for E.nsesc;s
". ,. PkAHNB. Aesnt fer seor, C,urty, GEO
Nv. corner Drsds and "a sss.. Dsveapsst. iswa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

sPir. SPIr; hAvs, HAwK.-why don't
yoa uss Holco..s Annihilator-pint bet
ties l-and &c. ria q Cl;arrhi 'Ii,sad
BY trasgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

Tar sac Ct lcaets for Marx Twain's
lecture will commence at Grisgs, Watson
4 Davs, on Wednesday morning, as 10
o'c.oek. Secure your seat, early.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
l. istlng under the hrr1 Of Oit 4 Ahrsns. deal.
.r- in sash. doors. AM blinds. is dissolved bv
rItual consent. Mr.. Aarsns retiring Tho
sasiness TO be eo5dsetea ~ heretcfcre by G.
osf. y. OFT.
E.A. AHRENS
davenport Jan. 4:h ls5e. div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
House and Lot for Sale

DElNG ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM DA.
ID venpor, oaer nv residence for sale, Sit.
uA'ea on lie Clare street., between eth aad
le;A. Enquire on TIE premises.
J. J. SMART
nareuro-t Jan sth 1859
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

THsEn vii be preaching and public SER
wees in tie Congregational church this
eveling a: ! O'clock. Several ministers
f.om other parts Of the 5 Ate are expected
to le pressat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

The people Of Moline met last evening
for tie purpose Of consulting with Rock
Islanders about uniting the two cities. The
Rock Islanders didn't appear, and after
shiver!ae overa cold stove 70. so hour or
Two the Molinsrs lef, for home in disgus.
Each ,own is AL important but still willing
70 take the other ITO 10 cooperate Limits
Th. Two are destined 10 grow together in
.css than ten rears, an they should unite
vth new name, 50 that the name of tie
city NAV not be csnfouaded with the name
Of .ae lssud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

Tas Iowa Mutual Insurance Company,
lately suspended, has So, ,oCo 900 at risk
has VI loo in cash has &l0,5o0 unpaid
lssses AMI pile Of notes and aeesuu,s
amounting to tss 900. There's insurance
agony for you. A receiver has been ap
pointed ; bl: he receipts will net burden
nm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

Scns, 10 the city, have Just learned learn
ID that DR.. Fishblat has turned cut .
scsundrel. His police record when here -
tabiished that fact to oil who took tie
trou5- 10 examine it. When here, he
Joined the church and the Christian A.so-
ciatisn isr the purpose of carrying on Lis
dev.try without esnsure, and only lsfs tc
escape the punishment, es the law. He wai
. second John Allen, without I'll OF bis no
t0rlety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
SlMIllA SIM!tlBS CuRAN1UR.
iHUMPHRE EYS'
no OMEORATAlC 6REClFlCs

HAVE PROVED. FROM TEg MOST AMPLE
! axpsrieLee. as sn,ire .uccsss m2ie-rromp,
Ercies' aud RELIABLE. TAsy are the only kedl-
csaes perfectly .aApfed % popnlar simple
iAsi mistakes esru.t ~ nai- a usng them %
hA.ness - - W free from dsnger andsr Efficient
- 20 oe a~r.srsltable. II ~ have fAiscd The gh
GsrsA;lsfsct.on Cen,.
!. .care. E'-vers, Coases,;oa, InAsna,lons IS
,, Worms. Worm teve' Worm Cole ::
:. Crying-Colice ., Teeihn. OF n'an,s. 2:
=, Dlarrnuea ofchtldfen or Adnts $
5, Dv-entery. srpins. y. iou- Co.ie- 70
9. Cholera NJ orbu-. Vomiting IS
!. Coughs. tol1s. krOHchtts. -
s, NeIrs lgia. .oothache. tsceache. Is
., Heacacnes -icx des1aene, SertiSo..o
10, Dyspepsia. b4l.sGs stomach. -
II. Suppressed. ~ PAniul Periods. IS
IL. - w hit..s, to. profuse Ierlvce .sS
IL. Group. Cnagh. Ditfculi Breathing. 20
l+, Salt kheuin. Ery.pel ss, RrupsioEs Is
IS, " RheuinAttsin. Rhe rns:ic paine. Is
!6, Fever * AGue. chill feseF, ,Agues 70
i. Piles, bind or bleed .ng g...............tp 70
Is, Optn.liny apd s.r. cr weak Eyes 70
~, Catatrh -aenie or earonic. .irf lenza. .se
". - VIII hooping-Cough violen, sough;e
81. - Asthma. pp-essec Bresihisg. ..-... 20
%. :" Ear Discharges. inpsired hesring5o
q, Scrotula.e .sd glands. sss.lings -
q, General DEBILITY pa, sicAl wsakr ess -
-. Dropsv. aud scsn.y Secret.oas %
s6. Sea,Sic1n ness sickness from riding. -
%. " Kidney Disease. esrav.l ....... 10
ss. Nervous Debility seminal
I.inls-Ion-, inyo IN. Ary Discharges %
p, " sore Mouth, Cslk-r ......+..a -
Sc, - Urinary " eaSness .ve;t!sg bed 80
81. I2ai,liul Periods, via spasms. 80
B.. suffering ~ - 4rse Of llse ...l es
s., " ispl.. -I'-s,efasaa S,viias nanesii Ss
s.. d" Dlpthef.fs, sTsted core ;s.oa, -. 90
FAMILY UA>ts.-ofS5 ts7e lsrye wa.
morocco oF sewe case. coutsinlga = specf
T. forsyerv ordinary sases afAmtv jssub
ject 20 / b. Is &. -ect.oa from sI0tos IS
susi = ATai 7 asd fa'e ihg sa.es. vl.l
= !, 80 As. ........ ..ron S. 10 ss
6rec.aes ~ al ,,riv4.s Diseases. bosn -.
Ca-u. SO ~ PfeselTivs irealntLi.
Z. "a he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

Fr.rIv.L.-The Cd Settlers have their
annual festival a. the Ss.cenb House this
evening, and OF Course a.s expecting .
happy OLD tim i,t suca as they alwsys
have on su,a occasions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

TINE Fi1sp. The members Of the Burns
Club met .. Lahrmsnn's Hall last evening,
and concluded al the preliminary arrange
meats for their annual festival The time
h1ei upoa for holding it is the 25,h inst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

As a Curative gent

As n Curative Agent.
nS. @. A seREcHER. formerly Of Buffalo. "
~ T. has ist located II Dav~n port, and osers his
strsices in The i-s4ineri o. ali forms Of Ch-cric
clseasa or means Of .ae vsric1s motifca,tons Of
Eisei-iety. Gslssrisu and Assrstsn The Dr.
cons 70 " hlfalv r-eomn .ndec from his .a.tsrr
home. Tor his ssA in The practice Of hs novel ard
elective proiessson- Al casss OF Ca-s-sc disease
saccesray treated BY TIE Or. And II desired the
e7te " u be warranted By him NJ charge 70, ecr.
. s.!an. OHce sad Operating Rooms owe. Bis
- uardvace store. No. S2 ByAdy g.. iAns osN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

Da. Wilson's PILLs are rapidly superss
ding oil other family medicines, because
they are applicable to so many common
eases. They never fail to relieve dyspspsu
and sthss diseases of the stomach and bow.
sls. Ali druggists cell them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12
pssND.S rxrE.Aa-y.

PONDS ENEEsACI.
Cures ssnrns. Erulses Lam euess
Soreness sore Throat, Tooth n e h e
EaraC tic, se"ras. IA ss h e q Bu n l /. n,
B.ctublso, File. fBOjis, Aitugs
sore ssse-. SieeGfn: ofshe Lungs.
Nose. stenact., or ~fpiles.s orns.
ic~r-. old Sores. Price so cts.
toGs7;.
rs-Ess.c RENEE - e1eert r0ED's E1TRACT
By ne cse " uet aox, are sen. - Auf pAr O. The
oouutry. w m-. 2. express, ffss ctcEaIfe, On re
ospi oi ~ rfFse
Address Il Inn ph-ev. spee.ac HoEeopaihie Ned
iCine 1sgary. 1tae~ 80 Depst. 40 562 BkoAp
Way, Nes urs- Dr. LrsPEssr - cor suited daily
ai lis cflce nerson.!s o. by letter, A. soove TOT
all forms c! i-esse Tas a5ovs Me6;ciu sold IN
Dsv-uport ~ STEVENSON & CARNANEN and
Es. bALLuRD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

COOK CnApvL SrsDAY ScaooL. There
vii be . pubic exhibition at this Chapel
On "Wednesday evening next, which w.
doubtless b . very pleasant and sntsrtsin
ing affair. The public are cordially in.
vltod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

bAxK ELkcr,oxs. several banks
10 this city he'd their annual election 81
Directors to-day, ~ required BY law, with
the following rssul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-12

the lever sui Of the dam. These two
pumps have . combined capacity Of l 900
cubic fee, per minute. 1t is estimated that
they throw out ever 80, ,ooo, 900 gallsns Of
water daily. With thus sstimsts ever l0o,-
600, 900 gallons must have been pumped
ou. to enable them to zee bottom go - TO
csmmsnse work.
No correct estimate Of the magnitude Of
this work can be made in the time allowed
US. One must see it to fully comprehend
i. in detail. Neither can its Importance to
the commercial interests Of the West be
fully realized. 1t 10, to bs sure, only one
link in the impfsvemsnts being made in
the river. but, nevertheless, an important
one.
Maj. Allen 10 Doing his wsrk we'll. and
when be shall have inished, river men will
agree to this fact-sonsidsring the means
Congress has placed Al his disposal.
Af;sr IN hour and half spent in view
ing!ihs rocks, collecting msmentos and
examining the works. the steam whistle
souodsd for noon workmen dropped
their bars, drills, and, in fact, everything
and started for dinner. 1t Was the signal
fer the visi.srs 10 rush for the cars, the
roll Was called and the train atarted.-
Our worthy Mayor pro TEN, in his
endeavors to secure ncnstrous cat
fish, and some Of eur county lesisls-
tors, who were 10th to leave before
finding the entrance 10 the mysterious cav.
srn, and came near bsIng left, and were
only driven of By the blasting. As the
rocks came tumbling about them they made
hasty dash thrsugha csrn ssld, and An.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15
The OuIsyllIe Commercial GOnVen-
ton.

Ex- President Fillmore Chosen Presiden!
of the Conventional "Reminiscences
of His Administration.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. II. 1869.
The Convention was called to order
by ex-Lieutenant Governor Anderson
formerly of Ohio, who said substantial
ly:
Gentlemen desire to call this Con-
vention to order with the simple re-
mark, | hope that it will be character
lied by the one energetic effort to restore
our country to its pristine vigor and
prosperity.
Prayer was then offered by the Rev
E. l.. Perkins; after which there was
music by the Great Western Star Band
During the music ex-President Fillmore
Was conducted to tLo stage by Blantou
Duncan amid the applause Of the assem-
bly,.
After the music Governor John w
Stevenson, Of Kentucky was introduced
by D. w. Chiffon, amid much enthusl'
.asm. Governor Stevenson advanced
and delivered an address of welcome, III
the course of which he advocated The
claims of Norfolk IS terminus for al
ocean line of steamers. He also exhort
ed the Convention to see to it that CAPT
tai be not centralized in large cities a
the within of canitalistS
fas Blanton Duncan nominated ex-Presl-
dent Fillmore as President OF the Con-
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15

WIN gre applause aLu uuani''io''o'S
adopted
/ Cove nor Stevenson then introduced
ex-P President Mil!ard Fillmore, who ad'
dressed the Convention as follows:
Gentlemen Of the Conventional APP
pear without preparation; had I pre-
pared speech should HAYS suppressed
| it after the eloquent address of your
Governor. With all the undeserved
honor my countrymen have conferred
upon me, assure you nothing has been
SO gratifying as this. The war has
ended, with all its logical events; CUES
tons have been settled, I trust, never to
disturb us again. have veneration
for the Constitution of the United States.
| believe it to be the best organic law
| that has ever been framed. You know
when l occupied the Presidential chair
the Fugitive Slave hill was passed. /
freely confess it was against my feelings.
+ examined it carefully, but feRrd no
defect in it. 1t YVES constitutional, and,
although [ knew when I signed it [ was
signing my political death warrant, I
signed, and would have done it had it
taken my right arm. (Applause.) This
reminds me Of former convention,
provisional and advisory, TO prepare
constitution to submit to the people,
George Washington presided over that
Convention. The Constitution was
adopted by the people. Do you want
to give it up? 1t is broad enough to
protect any Que. I trust my duty, as
President of this Convention, will be in
every respect cordial and friendly. You
can do that. | have but to announce
results. am identified with no polite
cal party. Let the proceedings Of the
Convention be exclusively confined
TO the object for which it has been cali,
ed. hope the gentlemen of the press
will not report the desultory remarks l
have made; I came entirely unprepar-
ed.
Mr. Duncan moved that Charles M.
Thulston, Of Louisville, be appoiotod
temporary secretary.
Col. William Lamb, of Virginia,
moved that committee be appointed to
nominate vice presidents and other Off
Gers.
Mr.. Gaskeli, Of Georgia, moved as a
substitute that business committee be
consisting of one member
from each State, to make nominations
for vice presidents.
Tho resolution being put was adop-
ted, after being modified SO that the
chairman of the meeting might noui-
nate the members OF the committee.
Mr.. Duncan then read { message from
President Grant, which was loudly APP.
plauded. 1t expressed his inability to
ttend the convention, but announced
his hear test wishes for its success.
Mayor Bunce read message from
the city ef Louisville and the State of
Kentucky, recommending Norfolk as
an American terminus of {. ot~-.---.la;i i.
line from Utrecht
Adjourned.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15
From the Memphis Avalanche. Oct. Z
Bloody ARRAY i'm Tennessee.

The bloody affair occurred in Mount
Pleasant, Maury county, and was in this
wise:
A man named Tune, whose tenn pera~
ment was altogether tunelass, being in
the habit of going to Mount Pleasant
and getting drunk, disguised anumber
of the citizens, one Of whom, Captain
Barnes, expressed himself strongly on
the suhi-2t. This reached the ears of
Tune, ana last Saturday Tune went to
town, got drunk as usual, and meeting
with Barnes, attempted an assault upon
hisa because of his reprobation OF his
previous onduct. Barnes, to avoid
difficulty. walked away to his house.
Tune followed with drawn Bowie
knife. On reaching his house, knowing
the desperate character OF Tune, Barnes
took his gun, double barrelled shot
gun, and stepped upon the pavement
for his own ard the protection of his
family, and ordered Tuno to come nc
further, but to go away, as he wished
to avoid a collision with him. Tune,
with drawn knife, still advanced.
Barnes, seeing no other recourse, fred
one barrel of his gun, which friend
near by threw up, and the charge went
into the air. Tune still advancing,
Barnes fired the second barrel, the con-
tents shattering his left arm, and, pass
ing to the next corner, where a crowd
of 9groes were watching the affair, a
bali entered the heart Of one of them,
killing him instantly. and another in
tie side, wounding him slightly. Tune
still advanced with MS left arm dang
ling at his side, and with his rigth
brandishing his knife, till he reached
Barnes, who broke his gun to pieces in
knocking him down and saving himself.
Captain Barnes, after the affray, notGed
the officers of the law that he was
ready to answer any charge that might
be preferred against him. He express
ses his poignant regret that, in protect
ing himself and his family, his aim
should have caused the death of one and
the wounding of another innocent color
| ed person. Captain Barnes is still at
his home, and has the sympathies of the
entire community in his defence of
himself and the unfortunate killing Of
an innocent party and wounding OF n
other. These facts, are reported to US
by gentleman whose character for ve-
racity authorizes us to give them to the
public.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15

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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15

ApPoNTArENT.-Charles B. Lore,
Esq, formerly minister in the NJ. E.
Church, and at one time on the Princess
Anne (Md.l circuit, has been appointed
Attorney General of Delaware.
Tho husband who devoured his wife
with kisses afterward found that she
disagreed with him,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15

ARRIVAL OF Enthusiastically
two thousand passengers, consisting
mostly of emigrants, arrived in New
York, Sunday, in the British steamers
Idaho, France and Britannia, the firsl
two from Liverpool and the Britannia
from Glasgow.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15

NORFOLK, VA.
VXTOULD respectfully inform the citi-
wv zens of Norfolk and Princess AIMS
counties that they have purchased the
RIGHT TO manufacture j. NJ. MILLS Pa
TENT WOODEN LIFT AND FORCE
PUMP for Wells and Cisterns. This
Pump is acknowledged by all that have
seen it to be the best Pump now in use,
ANDIs BOUND TO sUPERsEDE ALL OTHERS
1t is easily worked d child OF five years
of age can perform the labor required to
draw water from well of ordinary depth,
anG is not at all liable to get out OF or
der; and, when necessary, can be repair
ed with as much ease and cheapness as
the cd fashioned wooden pump. In
SNORT, we stake our reputation, being
practical men, aud engaged In the manu-
facture of Pumps tor the past twenty
three years, upon the merits of this
Pump. Il is the best thing ever oftere d
for drawing water; cheap. durable, and
unsurpassed, and needs only to be seen to
be appreciated. The material used in lis
construction is of the best HEART PINE
TIMBER: therefore, the water is pit
free from all impurities.
This Pump can now be seen in work
ing order at our mandatory, and we COR
daily invite the citizens generally to
examine it for themselves.
Sr4-lm
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15
ATTENTION TOBACCO DEALERS

ATTENTION TOBACCO DEALERS.
NXTE have on hand about ], 900 packages
w of Chewing Tobacco boxes and
caddiesl consisting of about 10 various
styles and quality, running from COM
mon, medium, TO very fine.
Having made very heavy purchases be-
fore the late rise in Tobacco, we are en-.
abled to sell cheaper than Tobacco can
actually be manufactured now at present
high prices of Leaf Tobacco. A call from
the trade to examine our Stick is respect
fully solicited.
HAMBURGER BROTHERS,
.. Wholesale TuoaconIsts,
srl3 t3 r,sN Wide Water st
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15
MARSiAGE.

MARkiAGE.
Married persons, or Young Men contell'
plttiut, mari iage, being aware vi Fhysi'
cal W eak LESS, OAs&nlc Debility, DeioE>
m1tles Is, speediiy cuIet.
.le who places himself under Jhe care vi
Dr. j. may reiigi ousIy conflde IN his uon.
or as u gentleman, and confidently rely
uuOH his aklll as q 1)hYe4clan.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-15
WIRE DASH

faNOBACCo AT WAOLEALE.
The largest and pest selected Stock of
Gu WING TOBACCO. ali styles and
quantities.
SMOKING TOBACCO, in great variety,
SNUFF'S of every manufacture,
70 De found, and sold AZ most reasona-
BILE prices at
HAMBURGER BROS,
Wholesale Tobacconists,
s. d w. Water SITS