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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

nFfIrE NDRrn r.sTRAScE FIRST pool
~ On 'ss IL. Nieie'- Block. Davenport lows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
DIR. =. II. WORIEY.
homeopathic Physician,

nFfiCE And RESIDENCE on EAST
~ side Of Brady street. near 5th. fist door
fb9vc tie 4ti-as aa Cla.ch. Oh. hours. : TO
e-l2 - --tt.7 oct5e -dtin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

D8sSIUS SURGEON. OFFICE on Third
L street. betwsea Brady and dAin street.
O6ce aonrs sto 10 A. ~. g 10 p. NJ. 10
ETeg. Residence, Brady u. bet sth and 9Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

We co not wiss to inform you. reader. that Dr.
Wonderful, CT any other min. has discovered
remedy that cures Consumption. when the lungs
Are hal consumed In short, will cure al discssef
whether Of mind b dy or eeiate: make men live for
ever and leave death 10 play for want Of work. and
l. d.sis ned 10 mahe our subunary sphere biesful
paradise. TO which Heaven it.ef ehall be bnt eide
show You have heard enough of that kind OF hum
bureery. ard we do not wordsr thst you have ~
his time become d,-cas;ed with IL. Bat when we
3 Il You that DR. ssCe's Cstarrh Kennedy y III po l.
y.v clre the worst case OF Cs,srrh, only assert
thst which thousands can testify to Try II and ron
case % Carsrrh that We cannot cure. For sale by
mot Dru1g-ts everywhere Price only 90 cents.
seut By m All post lsd for 60 cents 4 mr. ackages
for Or sage's pamphlet on Cstarrh. Address the
proprietor, r. V. PIERCE, \. D., Buffalo, n. T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

NfkAk, fktNCs = hoi-bhook in poit.is an.
Sealets In Carpstines. Paper nsnkn &. Al q
dow shades. We eel our o"ds low sLd eau asks
verv indnce msnt - purehsseis tie nsiket vii 81
ford new Carpet Ho1sc With stu,k enifrty
new thrsughout 81 4 50 STATE stIeei. cast trent OF
Crosbv's Opera House. Coicsgo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
asImaA AD~o.s Asn.,...r,
DAr ~ nrc1..~.~
aSCsck W achs.s
aiars,cs.

1h8 MONITOR make more and better lt.gi
] with given power. with loss hr eakdow to thsus
other Machine. Eagle works Mrx Co. ~ Capsi 1
Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
A. 1t5N.E.S.K.

4 kCHITECT-ALSO, SOLICITOR PAT
IA ENTS, with Dodge 4 Num-. of Washing
ton, D. q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

0MEfR1 ErEfAEp $50. T~in., aud Sos4a
u OF all descriptions. Cst.on Canvas Of all VI lat
ard wsie bite, Terie Awnings ard covsrs. Tar, rits
Oak N. 7 askls Blofks. etc Stra ~ n stef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

Laaher. Ha.h, Framing, &C.
A1wnAN, LAWS . sUAwALr, Flaming NJ. /,
NJ Sash and DoUe reetosy, and Lumber Yard, o1
goes doeksd. asl orders nlied Corner 18th lAI
In n bar ntfooeD. p. D DoT ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

Tsislitfle instrument combines within the space
cplpei by fhs or-in9rv pocket Twecz.r. Nal
knit and Fila, aud Esr spoon. and pair OF Twee
xsrs. 1t q s4np.e ia IL construction. being made
ofthrce simple pieces OF steel. All 10 the mos; du-
able and warKmeniike manner maxim, one OF tie
mos useful AMI conYereft ast..es f5- The i s act
ever presented 70 the pab.c.
Iss.es vii ani ,his Article to As very useful and
's'' .-''"nt sdiane, 10 the sewir. Machine.
tN"t"ai Price. so cents each.
For sc 81 Esa.ers i. u>-.-a S,,i,,s a,
Fancy Article. generally.
Il NORRIS & co, Wuolesale gents Springfield
Mass Alphabetically
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
DR.. BigoloW.


.lstAs snly Physieias. = soDes1slea,
nov In Chiea6o tAas ean - sntifd1
- relied upon 90 70 nm and cot sok
~ fer that horrible disease 70 remain n
y0as systsn, disAgsrins Jour faee
and body, besides Destroying yCef
1.pp!.s.s ara !... ,E p =. ere &.
~. m, and nj SkRv ous DsbiIirY Il: :snSS
-. aMlk,. Tor the pest % yesl.. and e sAsssars
svs heard q paisnt d liz not bssg esrsS snes 8
Aas bsen in this city HE sepststica has vouesssIs
ey S.s. y: .
led specialists hsrs asd thorough nastes sf oil s9
sal diseaees II III oshsrs fall, dosv despair, give
to cure such easss his Rooms ass sspessss os s1iss
and gentlemen, and the noet coapbSs h the city.
You're Mn. Take Particular Nesice.-DoetoP Big
tAosc cases caused BY secret habit, Which ruins Aoeh
cody snd mind. unAtsi. he e.forss:s.e indi,iSuai
On the debitats the eonsitation dessrsy the physi
cal and mental powsrs, diminish asd ssSsebIs the
.nsoos :e =. .sn :.S;s =: vital :, -
tier. Of uaeeasins nlsssy endfssret. ssea pe.:s0
no time in making imasiias epvLeasss, = n. D,
By mis- new treat1snt, y enabled 70 insure spssdy
Consaitstiooe fses ana occidental. oncs. NJ. ~
oeuth Clark street. cor o. Aonroe. half bees mon
the Post ONCE. Post ofee Bog ia, chicago, H.
sesd for III, .,e: 10 H.slti. pssl,sAsl .sssA.
=, fres OF charHe.
N.B-Ladies, ssnl for . asseripsfve eifsalas O
Rooenrio RGnedie. IL bost pg0veouve - eooseEuo
kn0vO. Zen ito aav aAdSao0 ne eeeSue.
Manhood ana the v,9or Of YOutA
HfcCRDE ESSENCE o. Ll1RFsstsFse noslYpov.
ers, from whatever cause Arising the sGsce q SafS
pernieous habits elf abuse iDPoesaey 80 st0aAes
i've vay st once to this vonessu medicine, u toeo6
sesrlsrs!y according 70 the drecoss twkich vesy
dnnrie aid reesirs no restraint from bussne.s q
pessurs) Failure is Impossible Sold 10 bottlss q
"a or foasQuentilies In one fer o. To be hsd only
of.he cole appointed agent in America. H. 0ssrTsu
! 81 90 Ave. cor. lsth ST., New York fsbasdiy
II Philosophy of Marriage.
New Conrse Of l.scturrs, ~ delivered q TIC bsw
How to live and y Ass 10 i've fer: Youth. HsspI:ty
and Old Age Nanh God generally revtewed: he
cause Indigestion Aatulepee ard Nervous dissas-
| - accounted fsr: Marriage phi'osookaeas'y eos
| sidered &e.
forwarded TO parties unable 70 aiteod on reeGpt u
\ iour etanps By addreesirg: eBCk8TARv. NE
| Yoes Musprn - AnsAFouY AHs. eonCs, eie
4 DooADwAS. me- yoaA.e ooN-Oy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

A TTORNETS AND COUNSELLORS AT
X W >. L. corner of Sscond and Brady
streets Davenport, Iowa nov4-d,f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
=
MEL, q CHILL.
a. u. ,xAxWE..I.. ~, w..

DHYsiClhNS AaD SURGEONS OFFICE
/ a. I Jri stree residence southeast cor.
NAl1 a7t il.-l :. DaEeaport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

oisc7ofala. EFysipelas. Sick or Nervous Heada ache
tiiousness, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia or Indigos
ton Consumption. Pain IN the Back OF Lo.ns Gout.
fisurisy. Lencorrhea o: Whites. Krnptions and ali
disea'c arising from asordered state OF the s.om
aeh. Rcoscks Blood PITS, Stomach Dittcts and
Blood Purifier
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

-
% . rs1 " % re.

kklIO00 JOHNSON. dealers Ia No de.
" Hardware AID Tools, agents for the L!sc ID,
works Wheeling Nsilr.
Ordevs By mail niled with prompiness ard d.
patch. az lowest ngufes. isH CLARK street
GRkENEBAUM SONS. 2sc kaldolph.t,ct.W e
y sale Hardware and Cutlery, AAusfaeIuis iros
Sails Carriage Bolt., ooss joint bsts etc Fence
ASee snd Edge Tsols. Chicago
MAkhLEi. ALLING 4 60. Importers and JOB
~ bcrs OF Har dwsts and Cutlery. 81 Lake uesf.-
Manufacturers of Wire Clotb. sleeves, Rddler, &c.
AlLLEk. BROS q kEkP. Importers and Jobter
W In Hard ware. Cutlery. Agf iCuitursI 1ools Age
e. for American File Co. ard Wheeling kaii.. 8
state street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

lsthe praise In the months Of everybody In favor 81
Robaeks st9nach Bitters. b. GOD Pills and Blood
pnfff.rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
FARMERS, SEE MERE!
Iou caa add NhlDy ome.half 20

YOa can add fully Ome.half 10
to the durability OF your Harness and ca,rs ge-tope.
with little care and auinins expense. and SO save
Al enormous waste Of property. 1Lisy.u can GER
taiLiy Dc BY the tin ely nee Of
Fraak Millef's Prepared Hav.
nee Oil Backing. which 10 equally valuable fer Boots
and shoes when only Solemn AID preservirgqnal-
tiles required ba, it Is not 20 efcctually water
pr0ofas
Frank Mfller's l.etther Presers
vative ane Waterproof Oil Backing. d.silrec ek-
pressly for Boots Shoes.
Thirty Years in Market and
sueh has beeu the cons tant increasing demand that
these articlee be easily and cheapiy obtained
almoet everywhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

,lstAs snly Physieias. - eopeelell1o,
nov In Chicago thss ean ~ sntifd1
relied upon. 90 10 nm, and lot seI
fer that horrible disease 70 remain n
yuas system, disAguring your faee
and body, besides Destroying lcsf
happiness and fatlre peoepsets oflile.
he has made PRIVATE DISRA0eD
ard NRRS0tf2 nRA1IfTY hia tuhV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
VIC Is -
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1860.

Tux fret EDITION OF oSr lir>rrrp Tnors.>r -
NioK- Illustrated Cstslog ue 81 :, &C. ard ,,Uit- n
TIL Flower CErhen i now puhiisf,d II n .kts :.
work oiis0pa:e. eeauiiins nj strst.d, with about
lia fine W0ps Il gra in- ~ Flowers sd Nvse.-
~ les. ana
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

q y E I n \ u n n W
~ Three in Ore
agiish's AID Paten, Combined Twcescrs, Knife
EAR POONl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

0.naeeros u al SlDAes !.

IL drive ~ The clouds OF night
The world stiii stands In OF light
1HeSTEks Improved Smoke Consuming Keio-
~ esne Lantern 10 unsqoaled. n. CHE TER Mos
stew Lake H.. Chicago, nan uiactuies u street
sad Barn Lamps, y. Il. and 81 aasb0at lanterns Of
al hisde Ofds 70 promptly enlsd.
" u P1alo, Staoped and yapanned Tin Ware
Westiakss faient LAEterns, Railroad and Marine
6tgnals Stoves asd hollow Wsse-. No. VI Michigan
Ave. Agts for the celebrated Home conf sIoves
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

Complaints. Ar., personally By letter. AZ LINE
tra.ed Medical Pamphlet on the above dsesees, con-
tanning g. large paees, and giving full parucniases
cent 70 any address Or receipt 81 70 cents:
TO LADIHS.-A pamphlet OF special inpsnancc
70 Married Lsdies and Others cent p eeAed envol-
~ - receipt or etomp Direct an lsttefo - IT,
6AiRTIc yHs1sTvy1. ~ Paw, nrxD. sug1eA0Wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
D-UTto 10.
DENrnsuRY.

mr.. DODGE. RESIDENT DENTIST "a, liz old
~ usi-e oa uraiy Street between An < an & Ding
TX. ,nai for beautiful VI knanship. dgfah lily
aid ustqra spp.aFaurs. hc chs r ge- the world u
e...i. i.f.ee- alNAys rea.onabr. Come snf aa..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
CO@ass ssSs.

UTlLkr. oOLDb hcAAhAN. tuaa,ssicn -.
y ehasts and Wholesale Provision pesisss. RS =
Water street. thiesgo.
0LAlR. DeNsnOns = co, tUmmissisu 81.
y chants, les " Ashingoa sisest Tlosr. Grain. Pro
vtsiuas. DC.
UNDERWOOD = CO, Conm ission Merchants II
y Flour, Grain. Seeds. Poth, Lard, beef. 1aiiow
etc once les ashiu etOa street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
Watches snd .yrwsIry.

a Il. AlLLkk. conner nc oipi 81 Z Cis1I sI1,,
- lDpostef. IAN ufactufes snd v Ao1rsole Aea IL
q Watehes, Jewelry, Silver and PisAsd Wss0. Ans
sy ofthe National Wsech c..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
eie,c..e ~. e .rh..

I krZ son. - 10 W Fs.nklin street, Mansfs,turs
= Wrought aud Cast lr0a for butidiogs. BRIDGE.
:ts bank vaults. doors. shastsrs. grating. iros
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

DR. w. =. PECK.

DHf SiGiASS AID iGo0S. or
l. on Taird Street, door vest Of Brady
south aide. Once hours fr ON TO IL A. ". and
from 2to p. n aasi0-ts.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
GALENIC INSTITUTE.

4 4 = - = 70
AT THE 6ALKlsIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. In Concert Hall
Clock, near the Poet Once. 81.
Panl, Minnesota
w- TIE osly regular charter
cd lnarDary OF the kind In the
West, In charge Of q regular SER.
goon, . graduate os the Aet!esi
College Of Ohio.
CoEvfpE~riAI CossrLfkffoNp.
Spernate-rhes or Seminal pe-
billy. Pivate Diseases, Female
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-24

REPUBLICANS TO the rescue Our enc
mics are quietly but earnestly working.
Don't be deceived by any apparent lack Of
interest. Packer gold is paying thousand
for quiet but active work and our enemies
are straiuing every nerve to carry both the
Governor and Supreme Judge as well as the
Legislature. The Senators to be elected
will have a vote in both the Congressional
and Legislative apportionmeuts of 1871 and
the copperheads are making desperate ef-
fort to secure the control of both houses So
as to be enabled to make the apportionment
to suit themselves. Such a calamity would
commit the State to reputation, free trade
and unbridled corruption. Be on the alert
--bo active, vigilant and persevering, watch
every movement Of the enemy-secure every
doubtful voter and see that weak or waver.
ing Republicans are kept in the ranks
Faithful, earnest, perseveriug work for the
next week or two will secure US the Cover.
nor, Supreme Judge and Legislature beyond
peradventure. Lcthargy now may lose
them all.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-24
REGlsrER, REGISTER,

Saturday October ID, viii be the last da,
in which you can be registered. See thai
every Republican voter is registered before
that time. Below we give the names O.
the Assessors Of the respective election dis
triets to whom application should be mad,
and whose duty it sto register all partie,
claiming the right to vote,
Bedford BOROUGH. Huzzard
Bedford township-Jaeob Hershberger
Bloody Run-W w Wheisel.
Broad Top-Lem'l Evans.
Coaldale w. r. Green.
Coleraiu-Jo Josiah Shoemaker
Cumberland Yalley--Jno. B. Whip.
Harrisou-A A. Comp.
Hopewell-Johu Gates.
Juniata-John CARRIER
Londonderry William Kellerman.
Liberty aeob Kensinger.
Monroe-H, p. Williams
Napier-Robert Douglas.
East Providence-John Davis
West Providence e-John G. Sparks.
St Clair borough-George B. Amick.
St Clair township-Jesse Willis.
Saxt0n-E. I'll Turner
Schellsburg A. Sni7ely.
Snake Spring-H. w. Reed.
Southampton-W William Adams.
Uniou-Alex. Ickes.
Woodbury. borough-H Fluke.
Woodbury. Middle--R Replogle.
Woodbury. South-A B, Snowberger,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-24
WHAT Is AT STAKE.

Our people are scarcely awake to the I'M
portance of the interests at stake in the
arooent oarupaisD. L, IL mU.e than mere
question Of party control for three years.
The officers elected in the present campaign
will exercise controlling influence in the
State for perhaps ten years. The Governor
and Senators elected on the 10Th of October
viii take part in the Congressional and Leg
islative apportionments in 1871, which viii
in all probability exert controlling infu-
ence for the next decade. Thus by the cleo
ton Of a copperhead Governor and Senators
all the best interests of the State may be
sacrificed as they have been before. The
State NAV be committed to reputation by
which every interest Of the country would
suffer, or it may be that the Congressional
vote of the State would be thown in favor
of free trade and all our industrial interests
and manufacturing enterprises be blighted
thereby. By a transfer of the State Govern
ment to copperhead hands We would also be
once more burdened with increased debts
and taxes instead of having the present pol
icy of rapid reduction continued There is
rot an interest of the laboring man or the
tax payer that would not be endangered by
the election of the copperhead candidates.
The Supreme Court would be changed from
loyal to disloyal and one of the bitterest par
tisan of the State would be elevated to a po-
sition for which he has not single qualifca-
ton. The result of his election would be
most disastrous to the character of our Su-
preme bench, and would change it from a
tribunal of justice to mere machine for
partisan purposes, whenever any question
involving political questions should come
before it. 1t s&herefore of the highest i'm
partance that the learned and distinguished
Judge Williams should be retained on the
Supreme bench and that the partisan petit
fogger Pershing should be permitted still
for season to enjoy the quiet Of the JUS
tees courts in Cambria county. There is
not an interest of the State that would not
suffer seriously from such misfortune as a
eopperhead victory. In view therefore Of
the great importance of the issues let Re-
publicans everywhere arouse and apply
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work of placing the election Of Geary and
Williams and the District ticket beyond a
peradventure The questions of Retrench-
ment and Reform, Protection and safe
and sure completion Of the work of Recon
struction demand imperatiyely Of the people
that none but true and honest Republicans
be entrusted with the Government Of the
State. We have clear majority IN the
State and need only to bring it out; but
the lethargy that pervadss political circles
make it probable that, unless active meas
urCs are taken at once, we may not he able
to get out a full vote, while our enemies by
dint of quiet but active work may bring out
full vote and thereby defeat US. Here is
our danger and here is whore work is re
quired. Let no honorable means be left un-
tried to bring out the last vote and to Sc
cure every doubtful vote; few days of dill
gent work will decide the matter. Let the
work be done without delay.
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shall have been assessed and TO whom paid,
and he shall produce receipt for such tax,
unless he shall state in his affidavit that
such receipt has been lost. And such
aiidayits shall be filed with the election
board, and returned by them with the list
of voters.
8. In all cases of voter claiming to vote
by reason Of having been natnralized, the
election officers should require him TO pro
duce his certificate Of naturalization when
offering to vote, unless he has been voter
in the district for ut least ten years pre-
ceding such election.
The penalty imposed upon assessors,
election officers, &C., for any neglect Of duty
under the act, is a fine Of one hundred
dollars; and if any assessor shall assess any
person not a voter, or shall refuse to assess
any person who is a qualified voter, he shal
be guilty of misdemeanor in Office, and OF
CONVICTION thereof shall be punished by fnt
and Imprisonment,
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The Philadelphia Democracy are still in
trouble. They first made ticket that was
so Democratic that 1t was completely made
up OF roughs, the whole being so notoriously
bad that decent people would not touch any
part of it. This ticket was withdrawn and
now they have put up a purely aristocratic
ticket, one on which a common man re.
eeIVes no couutenance whatever. The
transition is from one extreme to the other
and ticket of purse proud aristocrats
seems no more likely to heal their difficulties
than the one taken from the swi!l-shop and
gutter. The first was whiskey ticket and
the second is a rich mans ticket. The poor,
honest, laboring man receives no countenance
OF encouragement on either. He has no
place left but Ia the Republican ranks.