Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume], June 24, 1859, Image 2

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STATE DEMOCHAT.
ftttof Kerala* *4,
pnTore •euchawti
th«y like to tee trade crowded—yc®
feirly crowded to Iow» City snd Mu»-
Mtioe, when by right it .bouN come
lo them. Why doee the reeideote at
here to trade mech
for,u®"^'
Because the time Ublc of the*-
ml .illK.tp.roiU it.
«U„ of th. .Ut.o».*'"«°
to
c*°
,ow* Cil d0
«b«irt™ai^-W
grocp-**»
lhei' blll,of
Jr7
good* or whst not, and
back in tbo same day. Not #o
with Davenport. From Walcott to
Davenport it is 13 miiea. To start
from Walcott and come U Davenport
Mid return by railroad, take* the best
part of two days and all of two nights.
To
go
from Walcott to Muscatine, a
distance of" 25 miles, or to Iowa City,
a distance of 42 miles, it requires only
a portion of one day, and gives a per­
son all the time be wants at either
place to do h«a or her shopping. If a
parson at any point west wishes to
purchase a large bill of goods he can
take the Eastern bound tram, go to
Chicago, do bis business and come
back just aa soon as he can come to
Dftvenport and back.
Without casting reflection upon any
•M, We would in all sincerity ask if
this is right, and if our merchants like
it we know they do not. And bow
are they U help themselves That's
the question. We cannot blame the
officers of the M. & M. Koad who live
here—they have done all they could
lo have a different arrangement, but
could not gain their point. Speaking
of the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
—we deny that there is any such
thing now in existence. We had a
piece of one once, but it has been turn­
ed to the Chicago and Rock Island
Road. The project oncc put on foot
to build a road from Davenport to
Council Bluffs was a grand affair—w a
eonsumation most devoutly to be wish­
ed for"—a road which would do more
for the State at large—do more for this
city tban all the other adjuncts com­
bined— and it is an enterprine which
we of all things elue most desire to see
carried through but the way iu which
matters now stand we are worse off
than if there was not a rod of its track
laid down. lnsteaI of helping our
city by bringing iu'trade, it
from us—it
forces
trade
compels
people who desire
to come here to trade to go to rival
cities, or to Chicago. Our merchants
are not prepared to stand this. It is
•either right nor JUBI.
But when will it be better next
year Never, until the management
of the M. & M. K. H. is in the hands
of men whose interest are in Iowa—
never until the M, A M. K. K.
ia conducted^indepondcntly of the
Chicago & liock Island Kail Road
•s the matter now stands everything
goes from this city. All the heavy re
pairs are done inChicago allelic station
•Masters, instead of depositing the re­
ceipts in bank here, thus affording our
koaiaess men what'exchange there
•light be derived from that quarter,
make their returns at the head office
•t Chicago. I u fact, I avenport don't
have a show.
ur merchants are groaning under
each management—andfthey earnestly
desire that something be done to re­
lieve them from it. Shali they be
heard and if heard shall they be heed­
ed
IVBOPEAN WAR PKUSPECTS.
The War in Enrope seems to be no
linger confined to skirmishing, and
tight fighting, but has assumed that
form which ban been so long, not to
•ay anxiously looked for by the peop'a
•f the United States. As a general
thing, the people of this country are
pleased to see this work of blood­
shed and wholesale destruction going
on—not because our couotrymen arc
blood-thirsty, or that they delight in
tha adversity of others, but more from
lore of excitement, and a hope that
the smashing of European heads will
increase the amount of exports of this
•tuntry.
The late accouats from the field of
action, if we may judge from the re-
porta of either aide, show us that the
ground ia closely contested by the Aus­
trian iorces, and notwithstanding the
Allied forces seem to be victorious, the
victory is not gained without highly
disastrous losses. From the condition
ia which affairs now stand, we are not
inclined to believe as many do, that
the war will be terminated speedily, or
that the Austriana will vield tamely
to the demands of the Allies, but on
tha contrary, we look look for a re-
enacment of the scenes which trans­
pired oa the Karopeaa fields, during
the campaign of Napoleon the First.
It ia
mow
almost certain that Prussia
will take up arms as the ally of Aus­
tria, and ia such a case, it is believed
that Russia will take sides with France
aad Sardinia, and if such should prove
to be (he case, the war, instead of be-
kgeoaflaedtoaay particular locality,
«U1
tell what will Le the condition of Eu
rope when the awful tragedy is ended
JKstions, Towers and Principalities
may be wiped from the map, and up
on the ruinaof broken down Kingdoms
and demolished Thrones in ay arise
other powers. That England or Rus
&ia, or France, will lo»« their identity,,
I is not to be believ«d, hut who cau an
swer for the *naller and less powerful
1
Do oar merchants like the present
Hbe-Uble of our only r»i.ro»d Do
States.
i W* can only wait until time and
1
Walcott orPurmnt or Fulton not come
..ircumstances shall unfold the result-'
The war which has long been brewing
and in which certain powers have so
long wished to engage is now beguu,
but where it will end—what new is
sues will be sprung—is beyond the
power of man to determine. |We must!
wait and see,
•TATE ITK.1IB.
Tliere is to be a camp meeting about
five miles from Rockville, on the 10th
of August. The brethren generally,
are invited to attend.
MAI STONE.—Mr.Evans,
a merchant
of the village of Paris, Lino Co., Iowa,
has a madbtone,'' which he says he
has used successfully in fifty-nine cases.
As he charges nothing for applying it.
he cannot afford to advertise.
CHICKASAW COUNTY.—We
From the census of
ty,
jnut
are in
receipt of a letter from a gentleman
residing in Chickasaw couoty, from
which we extract the following
Last week the returned Pike's
I'eakers and others, went into the
4
big wood*,' opposite the village of
Chickasaw, in search of ginseng, and
found it very abundant. Many persons
have made from to |S5 per day.
Mr. Graves, a merchant in Chickasaw
village, has bought nearly 500 pounds
in four days, and other merchants
bonght a large quantity during the
same time. The big woods' are eight
miles wide, and nearly twelve miles
long, and it will take years to dig
them all over. 1 have seen an account
in some papers that there was danger
of people starving in this country, but
if there has been any danger hereto
fore, it is now removed, as ginseng is
as good as cash, and none but those
who won't work, need starve! Mr.
Albertson has received abuiit tweuty
loads of old wheat from Blackhawk
county, which lie is now converting
into tlour. So the famine is over. I
never saw the crops look so well as
now. Our prospects for harvest are
flattering iudeed, and none need hesi
tate about settling in Northern Iowa,
on account of famine. Most of those
who started for Tike's Teak from this
county, have returned, and are well
satisfied to remain. The roads tre
better than they have been for two
years."
Dubinjue
coun­
completed, we learn that there
are in the county, 1.' ,918 males, and
1 t,!M females. The number entitled
to vote is .V'522 militia, 0,041 for
eigners not naturalized, 1,800 be
tween and 'J 1 yeais of agu, l,j."0
blind, ti deaf and dumb, 10 idiota,
K acres irnnrr»vol uo.ifi-'i ....
improved 14 7,l!i3 miles of railroad
finished, 4.* unfinished, none col
leges and universities, 1 pupils at
tending same, fC acres gf sorghum,
l,f01 acres in orchard, .'151 bushels
orchard products, MOO acres of Hun
garian grass, 40 tons ditto grass, Oii
acres in meadow, tons of hay,
22,731 bushels of grass seed, 5:t0
acres spring wheat, 21,320 bushels
harvested,150,70 acres winter wheat,
474 bushels harvested, 4,842 acres
oaU, 10,.jU2 bushels harvested, loS,
.17'.) acres corn, 19,808 bushels har
vested, Oo 1,4 7l.i acres potatoes, 2,120
bushels harvested. 49,l'J0 hogs sold,
4.937 value of hogs sold, $11,110
cattle sold, 2,227 value of ditto,
$55,008 lbs. of butter manufactured,
247.302 lbs. cheese, 10,180 lbs.
wool, f,414 lbs. mineral raised, 4,410,
325 value do, value of do
mestic manufactures, $Go,231 value
of general do, *4S,852 value agricnl
tnral implements, £05,274 number
dwelling houses, 5,308.
The Mt. Vernon News, reports an
ox from Jones county, five years old,
measuring eighteen feet from the tip
of his nose to the end of his tail, and
weighing
'2,100
lbs.
The late frosts through the northern
counties seem not to have been par
ticularly destructive, farther than in
juring garden crops to some considera
ble extent. Coin is touched, but fast
recovering. Small grains look well,
MITCHELL COINTV.—We
Saglandt
theifh the 4—ires te ynei it a iMlit*
IktfcM
ftfcftusi
learn from
the Mitchell County Republican, that
black birds and gophers have destroyed
a great deal of corn in that part of the
State. Several farmers have been
obliged to replant. Of gophers, that
paper thns speaks: "They destroy
corn, potatoes, garden vegetables, and
fruit trees. Two of our farmers, last
year killed between four and five hun
dred of them, apiece, and thus materi
ally lessened the number upon their
premises. Others are slaughtering
them largely this season."
ARRESTBD ON A CHARGE OF MUR
DER.—We
learn from the Dubuque
Sun of yesterday, that Sheriff Hayden
and Detective Swivel arrested, about
eight miles from Cascade, on the lGth
mst., a man named Joseph Letcher,
charged with the murder of lienrich
Sountag, whose body was found in the
river at Davenport, in March or April
last.
Locker states, we are informed, that
when near Davenport last fall, tbat
Sonntag made him a present of his
watch, and said at the time, that they
would not see him any more, and that
he supposed he had jumped over
board.
The Iowa City Relief Committee,
report nett receipts amounting to
•769,10, which was apportioned as
follows: Mrs. Morgan,
$225
Mr.
1 Qrnnfield, $60 Dwire,
I *•»«. MM
A •Till* C'karcti Mllltui,
The Iiev. Mr. Richmond, of Milwau
kee, gave notice in his church last
Sunday, that the convention of the
Let me put on mj defence,
if they dart
of the priesthood—in the grace and
glory which a loving heart confers up
on all that approaches it—in the
strength of a youth renewed, and "in
the physical power of a body compact
of muscles, mortal, but like iron and
death—in the contempt of this poor
world, and the brightness of the com
ing state—with Faith and Hope for
my wings, and Charity to bear me to
the bosom of God—in the power of
the Father, who still, ever, as of old,
preserve^ his faithful children—by the
blood of the Son, who loves his un­
flinching soldiers, and by thy aid and
comfort and light, O Indwelling Spir
it— 1 defy them."
VISITING A CCTNTKV FKIKND.—You
get up earlier than usual iu the morn
ing, to begin the necessary prepara
tions. The children are dressed with
out any regard to expense they then
rush out to see if the wagon has come,
and generally fall in the mud, where
upon they return crying to the house,
to be washed and dressed again.
After|iiiultitudinousMelays and vexa
tions,you crowd the family in a diminu
tive carriage, crack the whip, and are
off. The children all want to drive, and
if you deny them they will "drive you
to distraction," as your wife says, with
their clamorous vociferations for whip
and lines. Arrived, after terrible jolt
ing, at the place of destination, you
are ushered into the parlor, where no
fire has been for months. i»ut the
people give you a hearty welcome, BO
warm, indeed, that you forget physical
discomforts. The
into the kitchen, where they revel in
acres of gingerbread. In the parlor
the women folks ply the needle and
tongue, while you talk gravely with
your host about the weather then
about the crops then about politics
then v.alk out with him to look at tbe
farm, and get a cold in your head by
stauding on the wet ground. Then
you walk back to the house, and feel a
little symptom of a yawn, which you
repress.
Then you try to be very agreeable,
and break down. But dinner is an
noanced anon, and you cheer up. You
must needs eat with a relish or offend.
But when you can eat no more, from
sheer plethora and exhaustion, yon are
urged to go on gorging, uutil you be
come almost otiunded at the superilui
ty of hospitality.
The afternoon seems long, though
you talk a^ain of weather, crops, poli
tics, anl exert yourself to the utmost.
You keep thinking of your daily paper
dropped in the yard at home by the
newsmen, and very likely picked up by
the urchin who lives next door. But
you 6tay on till the lengthened shad
ows o'er the fields proclaim the close
of day." It is juite possible that a
storm is brewing in the west—that
whi1.!! you get ready to start, the rain
will fall beautifully. At length you
start for home, but when vou have
gone hall a mile your wife discovers
that her basket is left behind. It is
unpleasant to turn back, for the rain
beats tiercely in your laces from tbat
direction, but it can't be helped.—
Finally you get home wet, weary, iire.
—Biddy says that "an illigant looking
gentleman called to sec ye, sur." You
seem to know bv the instinct that he
wauted to get married but he is gone
—ditto the fee. The paper is gone, too
—boy stole it, undoubtedly. Fire out
in the study —tire out in the sitting
room. This is the way we spend a
day" in the country.
ANOTHER DISCOVBRY.-^A letter
from Cairo says
"The general subject of conversation
in this city, is a discovery which has
just been made by the well-known ar
chaeologist, M. Mariette. lie has
found at Thebes, after long and diffi
cult researches, the tomb, still intact,
of Pharaoh Amosis. The King is
lying in his coffin, completely covered
with gold leaf, ornamented with large
wings painted on it. Thirty jewels of
great value by the side of the King,as
was also a hatchet of gold, ornament
ed with figures in lapis luzuli. Some
years ago, Mr. Mariette bad a similar
piece of good fortune in finding in the
tomb of Apis, the jewels which now
form the principal ornament of the
Egyptian museum of the Louvre.'*
THE ABORIGINES.—Our city was
foil of Indians yesterday, who were
rejoicing ia "plump purses." As «c
have announced, Uncle Sam recently
put the snng little snm of $75,000 iu
specie in the breeches pockets of the
Delawares. Being the happy recip
ients of snch an ageeable amount,
the Delawares concluded to SDenc! a
holiday in Leavenworth. So in they
came mounted on frisky ponies, and
arrayed in all the tUuating styles pecu
liar to the red skins.
They stayed in Leavenworth the
major part of the day, making
t0
me
purchases, drinking a vast amount of
whiskey, and enjoying themselves as
best they could.
Keokuk ii goiag to eelebrate the
ooariag Faorth ia a Oiaaaer creditable
to thai ettfi
-i
BEAITIFCL AND TRCE.—We rarely
pick up the Erie
Obmrvtr,
In the name of iod—in the majesty lorn mi beat that?—there goes an Oriole ««w a raAa—w«aud
of unsullied innocence—in the purity —Jenny Lind is nowhere hear that
of my motives, actions and life —in the jilue-bird, how it stretches its little
faith of the Lord Jesus—in the bold- I throat, and tries to'lift its voice above
nese of the martyr Stephen—in the I the rest of the feathered band Ai:d
almiglitiiiess of truth—in the might of now they are all in chorus, Robin,
manhood—in the unblemished robes Oriole, Itlue-bird, Cat-bird, even to the
steel"—in the lightning of my tongue, uJ not 'the fashion,
and with the thunders of the gospel
of Cod—with the law from Sinai, and
with i^race and truth from Sion—in
the name of the Church, and before
the awful future cf the day of judg
ment—in the prospect of the hour of
edited by
Sloan, who is one of the best fellows
1
diocese would meet at Fond du Lac I
on the 7th, and invited all who had i
any charges to bring against him to
lay them before the Bishop and Pres- i
byters at that time, lie then defied
them as follow*
living, witbont finding something good
in it. From the last number wa cut
the following:
"Talk about Piccolomini,Strakos h.
and the other fashionable &ingett>
there is not a motLer, son, or daughter
challenge and defy the malcon- in our city, or in the country either,"|
tents, wha are moved only by Satan, that atteud a better concert, 'without I
to trial. Let them face me in the Cou- money and without price,' every day
vention if they dare, and I will rip up of their lives, if they are only a mind to. tfcwe Martua** M*from two »pooi», tod form
the foul character of their runners, Ail the}have to do is to get up at four in
snow up tne corruption bonus and the the morning, throw up their window, if Th«r •'•ennjua»uun«bijru»e bed ,n tL« market tor
plots, the bank note shavings and the it is not already up, which it ought to
other abominations, which you know. be, ami let in the voice of the birds.—
i a t:na.
Tun city of Ualtiruore receive* $ttQO,OOU
as iUahitre of the Mclonough estate.
A ii UT.».T of guld found rocauUy in Tuo
lumne county, California, yielded melted
gold to the value of $f»,760.
LAROK numbers of the citizens of New
pl.ici.Mof the North.
A Naw YORK "Jeretny Diddler" has re
cently swindled Mobile merchants to the
tune of 60,000.
I'uriiM are already in New York. Fig
ures large. Four boxes received from
Charleston, were sold for
fifty dollart.
TIIK news of the triumph of tbe French
at Montebello was received with manifesta
tions of joy by tbe Freuch at New Or
leans.
_I^H. Bailey, of the Washington
h'ra,
who sailed for Kurope recently, died
on hoard the vessel before he reached the
other side.
A LBTTKB from San Autonia, dated Jane 2
says that Gen. Twiggs, who for ten days
lay at the point of death, is so much better
that he sits up nearly the whole day.
A RESIDENT of East Tilhury, Conn., named
Z. H. Wilson, recently ate a bit of hemlock
root, and died in le^s than an hour tnd a
half from the effects of the poison.
AMONG the passengers from Boston in the
America last Wednesday, were the Hon.
Uohert C. Winthropand Prof. Aga&iz, with
their futilities. Mr. Choate was not well
enou6'1
to leave home.
STKAMKIM on the Ohio canal are making
excellent time nnd it is aitirmea (list steam
children are taken I POWfcr,i9 "l/esdy introduced HS a fixid fact
i upon that important artery of internal com
i mumcntiou.
I GARIBALDI'S dispatches, written in the
I true vent,
vidi, vici
style, run in this way:—•
"I have been attacked by the Austrian? I
have beaten them 1 am pursuing them
the population rise and help me. G."
A CHECK DISHONORCP.—An item in tha
Foreign news states that the French funds
had declined on account of a rjmor that
the Kmperor had received a check on tbe
Bank of the Po.
TIIK Hon. .She-rarJ Clemens, who has so
long been buffering from tha consequence of
hie duel with young Wis», was married on
th® Nth inst., to Mr a. C. E. Groves, it her
plantation in Madison Parish, La.
TUB performing elephants, Yictorh and
Albert, have been sold by Mr. T. C. Quick,
(of the firm of Sands, Nathans A Co., of New
York,) the proprietor, to Mr. John Wilson,
of California, for th® sum of 22,l»A0.
ON Monday evening, a piece of fire-works
ignited and exploded by spontaneous com
bustion, in the grocery store of Wic. Philips
iu Detroit, causing a general explosion
among the fire-works and the destruction of
the store.—l.oss |:!o,0i»0.
TUK Congregational Church A»sociation
of Illinois, on motionrf llev. W. W. 1'atton,
of Chicago, lately voted that no young naa
should receive aid from the educatimal
committee who is addicted to the use of to
bacco.
KBIT UIS PROMISK.—When Louis Napoleon
left France for Italy, he said: "In a mon h's
time I will date
toy
THUNIKK storms have been very preva
lent this season at the West and South, aud
the local papers repot many singular freaks
of lightniug. The British journals also re
port much damage from lightning in th®
different parts of Great Britain. The storms
have been the most severe known for many
years many persons have been killed, and
BROKE NAPOLEON BONAIMRTK, who holds
the rank of Captain !n the Chasseurs d'
Afrique in the Fiench Army, is mentioned
as having distinguished himself in the re
cent battle of Montebello. He has been
placecMn a post of danger sine® the occu
pation of Italy by the French, intentionally
as is supposed, since he is not regarded with
favor by the Emperor. He is the grandx
son of old Prince Jeroma by his American
marriage with Patterson, and his moth
er was Miss Williams of Baltimore.
SHARP PRACTICE.—'The Milwaukee JVVM
tells a story of one of tbe citizens of that
burgh, who transplanted fifty nice cabbage
plants, and left ground vacant for fifty more.
The next morning a bov at the door offered
him a lot of fifty— iust what be wanted
at a low pric®, and he bought them. On
going into the garden, he found that he had
bought th® ones he transplanted the eve
ning before. He says there was one "eab
bace head" in the garden that morning in
good ooudition for '-sour" krout.
TUB Missouri Senat® is holding an figtra
Session for the purpose of trying Judge
Albert Jackson, of the Fifteenth Judicial
Circuit, impeached by the House of Repre
ntatives for alleged official mi einduct
The prineipal charges are tbat he has
wraogly refused to ehange the venue in
eerUin ease*) that be has both wrongfully
granted and wrongfully refused to gnat
writs ot
MmUom eorjnu
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Listen 1 there is a Robin—can Picco- ects-dtr '""'oa'i^t, lows.
1
little Wren did art ever produce
anything equal to it ?—did mortal voice
ever Bing His praises half
tSSU). of tbe entire of Ice la the
City of !BV«,PMT, is owned by
JSS«Tdla IUNBT ALTMAV.
1
•TILL tv rat Piar.D-Tbc Davenport le* 0*.
OFFLET, It Brad? »tr*ct. m«v6 JB
firwfr
»«a, aaalary
go
gig.lly
i i i i i
l..lf »«t y, or I,.If •.Ilertm ly
V\ e doubt it And yet how few enjoy
it—simply because it costa nothing,
A
proclamations atMi-
lun."
The promise was fulfilled, and he had a
day or two to spare.
TIIB Austrians were so sure of getting to
Turin, that they desired their numerous
friends and relutives to direct their letters
to the capital. The letters have arrived
but not the Austrian*—and were very gen
teely returned to Vienna "unopened."—
So saj's the
Moniteur,
ALMOST all the arms and uniforms collect
ed on the field of bat^e at Montabello art
to be brought to Paris. Several of them
are destined to Horace Vernet, who ties al
ready received the imperial commands to
paint the second battle of Montebello for
the gallories of Versailles.
MR. IOXAZ KOLISCH, a young gentleman of
Montevideo, is astonishing the Patisians by
his skill in chess. Not equal to Morphy, he
beats Harwilz and Arnoua de Riviere with
ease. Report has it thst he is about to visit
the United States, for th® purpose of match
ing himself with th® Amerioan Champion.
that he has wronc-
Wly iaterfct-ed with Grand Juries, bjgitr-
TO
'W
Baker'»
CILKbRATKD
FAMILY SEWING MifHIMCS,
Mew Style. l»rtee $60.
495 BROADWAY, N. Y.
*om», Soitir
I aan la tvery co inty la tba States, to travel and
cuTaMbriUKcv ton Omiaua -a baautlful
lyllluitraUd monthly journal. Toaultable, active
at
$500per year aad a nnall coamla
I tfoo will t* paid. A4df«M
TUBHSBIIHI M. I.
Jaoll
I Biaa4r«ili'a PlUa, coaap»a«4 wholly
matter, are fouDl by experience, to
b,h'r°"" the"""'tlenderMe'orthe we*kert
1
a a u n e e v e y a e o u a n u e n e
benign in ttiMr operation that
were ever o!1jr»d lo the world, and at the sains time
tbenuet (-attain in aearching out the root of any
complaint, however deep, ard of performing a cme
BIANDBKTH, D.
aald at Vo 2SI Oanal-it. Branireth'i BslMing,
Jenell dfcwlm
MANN, the renowned dlaeoivrer of that
Inralliable rem^ty, Pr. Mana'i Agne Balaam, still
ooutiunea to labor in behalf of tbe atHtcted. Hia
luedlclnes are aolversally aUuiitted by the Americas
prum, lu le far anperiur to any ami all other.' ever
dlacurerc't for Ihv tre^tmentof rhilla, feverand ague,
Orleans art dai ay leaving for the watering a®'1 'ntennittenti. There can be no doubt, if w»
I can place coatiden^e in the lnnunerableteetlmoniala
which the Doctor baa iu hia poaseaaiao, that It la the
TnKICK is a secret order in Iludson, Wis.,
Styled the 1. O. of G. W., Independent Or
der of (iraes Widowers.
greater diatovery ver made lo the actenceof medi
cine. Th© attemloa »»f our rea^Iera ia call'*d to the
advertiXTn'nt of tnia Balaam fuunu la an other ol
utnu »f this paper, ao] we wou'd racommend all Buf
fering from thU dueaae, via chills, fever and ague,
t» avail t&'uue vi a of a trial Una remedy.
Bold by all good dragalats.
WOOD'S HAIR BaaToaATiva.—Among all prep
aratlona for the hair tbat have beea introduced aa
infallible, none haa aver given the satisfaction or
gained tbe popularity that Pror. Wood'a Hair Rrato
rative
now
at
tonal
haa. Ilia Beatorative baa pasted the
ordeal of Innumerable faabiooable toilet*, and the
ladlea, wherever they have tetted It, proaounce It a
p«erleiB article. They
flnla
whare tbe hair la thin­
ned, that It creates a fre»h growth—that It fully
reaton the vegetative power of the roots on the
deutided placei, and causes the fibres to shoot forlh
anew—that it le»olv»B and removes dandruff, pre
vents grajoed*, reator-s tin- hair ta its original color
when graynesa has actually supervened, gives a rich
lu.tre, imparts the aortnew and flexibility or silk to
the hair, and keeps it always luxuriant, healthy and
la full vigor.—A.
Y. Tribune,
Sold by all respectable druggist*.
Th* Whols World nited '.--Sick Ft*
pie, Think !•••.%Iter which, Act!
You'U scarce expect, at this late day.
With startling cures a book to ti!I
This is tb''case, the million cay,
With the cure* of Herrick'a Fill.
They tome from East, and North, and West,
AD'i with Klail tidings tbe papers itli.
Became they are the r'leapftt, *afeat, best,
Aw' sui'i-rior to others ia Uerrick's rill.
From Koots, and Plants, and Flower* they're
mad-.
They always care—th--y nerer kill—
Thousands now in then graves were laid
Were It not for Herrick'a Pill.
Ka:h pill with augar is covered o'erw
ran- discovery of matcblesn skill
Their like WM neyer aeeu before,
Until it.api eirtd in Uu'rick'aPill.
For years he's worked to h»al the tick,
With i-y elate hia bsom Oils
For tens or thousands now rejoice
At tbe rnaelc powers of Herrick'a Pllla.
-S3- HKKKICK'S HATCH LtHS VBtiKTiBI.B
FAMILY PILLS li*ve mandated the World with
their popularity. Over five millions of boxes are
us'd annually, giving mploym»nt
lo
eighty-fife nien
and women to put them up. Their caret, are num
bered by thaiiRunis—tli-ir praxes on the Ungues of
all. C'uieis of Davenp rt and Hxewnere, have yon
ever us-d them/
Pal
up in EnglUh, Spanish, Ger­
man snl French drctin i. Large family boxes,
29 cents five boxes for •1. Sold everywhere.
nnliI8
EDUCATIONAL.
I O N S
NATIONAL MERCA UTILE AS ft jT 8WK8S
MEN'S
O O I i i i
stTuaTan:
CORNER OP FIFTH AND BRADY STRUM,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, by Davis A Tipton, April, 1898.
8 8 I O N
Principal and Propti^tor.
YOUNG
URN Wll tlnd, by pr jer inqutry, that,
by grad'.-atlng at this College, they will obtain
very impcitaiit advantages over th Kradnalet of ar y
oilier Commercial Imtitutlon In the country. The
Corasa or STUDT comprises both foreign and do
mestic business, an 1 embraces MATTER or PanTICC
in COMMERCIAL SCIERCC and ART—who!ly un
known to common teacher,—which, it la obvious,
wtll greatly enhance bis caancea of success in busi
ness.
SmcERiAN PSWMANIHIP—tbe most Beautiful
system in the world—is taught at this College 1B all
its rmi, both practical and ornamental. A
Cox's a(iailnr,
Cooper'* talnglmaa, Sago,
Beraiii Arrow R««t, Ttplici,
B®blas®B'* Paleil Barley,
HEOKKR'8 FARINA,
l&iMftiford's Corn Starch,
lmA
^...
the deaths of cattl® are reported in all di- f^di^iuu 0*0»0D^
lllm
sep8 IH Brady at.
MJiL,T VWMJTE.
K N I S A W I N E
rpHB snb'crlber cfT.rs for coinpirlson with any
Lind of Imported Ale, bis MAt.T WINE
•Uconflt'nce ia the super.orjty of this superb
extract of MALT ani Bops is war raited by ths na
rtviUed rejmtv.ion it has already attalaed In the Mid
dle and Baat rn Stat'S.
IU prodaeMon la the remit of ytaes' practical
experience eomhinel with the facilities aflf rded by
one or the largest Breweries In tbe United States,
containing all thela'en improvemenM, adopted af
ter a recent personal laapectton of the British Brew
eries, with tha express view of introleclag a
Nlaadard Awiarleaa nail Lfisor.
It is a pare dietic beverage a stomachic restora
tive snd toalc—bottled expreesly
tr
Uhle use, for
heteis aad tor Invalid "—unaffee'ed by elimate, and
•old at a pries below evan the liuitatioa foreign ale.
For Analysts, Becammend^tlons aad faither par
ticulars, addreta
JOHH McUMITV, Brewer,
apr«MHra* Albany, H. Tt
Ir. J. H|pBoniiel|(
Vettrlurr Sirj?e»», M. R. ?. I,
WODI.Dbe
r«apectf«Hf inform tbe publie
that caii t« conaolted at hi« Vet
eriaary •atabllabmetit (ea thlr I atreet.,
between Brad/ and Ferry e'xeet*)
on
all the niaeeses
tne horse la sahjaet to. After acquiring all the
modtrn imp^ov* ments la tne ecKnee of vatarlnarr
Medietas and terser*, as e*sounded In ths Bagliafe
and Continental Colleges, be feels happy in saying
that he will give satisfaction.
All DUessee warranted core.1 if carable, or no
charge taade. Ocosaltatioe frse. Aay smoant of
refereaee*.
A horse-eboetag sksp la osaasettea, where hones
are Shed proper.
LMk at tlie Fellowiaf.
CHICAGO.
Ja14
E°aLAH
rao* I
C. H. 8CRIVEN'8 i
QZNERAL ADVERTISING A( KNJT,
(IS. 63, DEARBORN ST.,
CHICAfiO.
CAMPBELL A CO.'S
Great Weatern Kirat l'rpintum
a E O W O A a
Mamdhetory S3 Dearborn 8t CMap, II.
r. O. Baa ilOt.
8ftiffer's S«wi»K Mackiatt.
FBICB BBDCCBD
From |19S Co ISO and |?5.
8 I N E O S
New I as
proved Family Bewlag Machlae.
!~TH
an parallelled popularity that oar Machinee
hav* attain"! ibruaghont tbe whole of the Kas
tern States snd Europe, make* u desirous of ren
d.-iing them aqually popular throagboi.t the We.
With this view, we place t» em within tl. renchi
sll by the above great reaction in prlre.
Wcsrama OrricE, 140 Uu BTHEET, Caicaoo.
A. W. HARRIS. Agent.
Olrenlars containing every Information went gratia
1850 SFHINC THAOE
1850
^BANC A TI N
A£et«l W
Arehoui
45 Wabaah
Avenue,
THB
Chicago.
busabscriber has now in stoik—
«noo Boxes I 0 to by fs Tin Flale,
gsoo R'«'tlu« Tin,
sooo 10 by u Tin Plate,
500 I 12 bv 12
8UU IX 12 by
4i
800 I 14 by 20
600 1X14 tiy 20
»00 1 XX 13 by JO
100 I XXX 14 by 20
50 1 XXXX Mbytf)"
80» I 0 10 by 44 Coke,
1C00 I 14 by 20 Eooflag,
SO DO,
100 X.
120 XX,
60 XX 10 by M,
201X1 Bundles Nu '23 Sheet Iron,
loo 1-: quality Russia assorted Noe
6X) Pius B«nca Tlu,
16o .i-ks Zino, a"fO'te1 No.,
Together with a ful! s«-o-tn: nt chi-atMngsnJ
Braalers' Col |»r, hivit-. Fat*. SUmpeJ Ware, and
Tinners' Tools and Marblnei, all of which Is offered
at the lowest market priee for Oaah.
15000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We sre prepared make contracts with dealers
for Aral iiuallty annealed React- Wire, Noe 8 and 9,
In quantities of m.t lee.' than one ton, deliverable at
our #arthouse at any time prevlona to the first day
of June ne*t—flve per c*nt cash to be paid wben the
conturt 1» made, balance on delivery. Purchasers
are Invited to correspond with as.
J*n22 THOMAS 8. DI0IER80N.
N S O W
nsaLEB
K E W E N A N
Carriage and Wagon Timber,
Wheels, Spoke*,
Hubs, Felloes,
Shafts, 8c,t*e,
70 WEST BANDOLPH 8T
may!2-il3ni
lAPPLBToN'8 BI1LDING,)
Mo. 348 dk 348 Hroitdway, MewTavk.
HO!
FOB GOI.D A SILVER I—How to mate It
easy and cbi-ap. Send a 3 cent stamp, and
gel full part miliar-, how to oMaln wealth.
Address S HANRINSON, Ctemint, No. 76 West
18th &t., New York City. «Iy
HNKLE & LYON'S
S E W I N A I N E S
f^OR Kamilr use, Tailoring parpoies, Sad llery,
A^ As., Warrante 1 to give e'ter sai i*?ar'i-u then
any oih^r micblmaln msrL""t. or money refunded.
Wanted, an Agent li this city.
Addres", FINK LB fi LYON.
Juns7-8mo 603 Broadwey, N-w Y .tk.
Save
1
*our Meruit.
I'ee IQaaen's Patent Iheeuneial Bcrew
Tep iternseiical
S E S E A I N A S
And av id the risk and inoonveril«nc« attending the
nsc of the various jars sealed with wax. All who
chouse, can have
Rhubarb, Peaches, Tomatoes.
Asparagus, Apples, Pears,
Pl»m« Quinoee. Aricots,
Green Pees, ur.eu Corn, Qre.-n Beans,
Usrrles, Ac,
&LC,
Ooou
BUSINESS HAND WBITINO is guarantied tj sll who
complete the course re.
Oue time is as good as anothur,
tocouiaence. Yon
pay for the instruction you net, and not for the time
consume), at thin *cfco«l.
A BsauTirui. ENQRAVID DIPLOMA—li hograp'ied
on bank-not* paper, wnich he possessor can f«ld up
aud place i 1 his port monaie—i» awarded each gr»d
aate. This is a nov 1 »n1 nnlque ature never be
fore introduced Into a College.
Tuitl' n $4U, payable lnv.IIMII'.V in advance, «ntl
Ming the applicant ti a I.ife Scho!arhip, which will
also be good at Davis' Commercial College," at
Peori«. Sons of Cl-'rKymen half price.
Separate instruct! in given In Penmanship.
Bu-dnea* men and frieLdi of education are e
sp- otful y ln»! .' t'' all.
Pjr Circular, containing fall tnfoimatlon, please
enclose two postage stamps.
Address, 8. TIPTON,
apr96-dfcwtf Davrnport, Iowa
fresh for usedurir Winter.
Manufactured and for gnle by
PAYNB A 00.,
Jaae*-2mos 267 Pearl street, New York.
5 ramt'iE
I E E A K E E Z E K 8
Aa Improved for IKSO.
Wrrn
Stamped Iron Covers and Bottoms—
Tinn.-d.
The OLI.
9
etz. known which Is constructed on
trie euentlftc i rmriplee.
The Cheapest, Ben and most Kconomicil requir
ing 1 si ice and lets labor tr»n any other, iii* at
the ame titte, the most durable lo stractur^, and
nioxteertsin in Its rperstions.
Sole agents for tbe United State*.
KRTCUAM A Co..
Msnnfactorers of Jspanned and Fianiehed Tin
Ware,
880 Pearl Strae Naw Yerk.
sseyll-dlm
TIIK AKKIHIUTKO
ORBAM ACTUALLY FROZEN IN 8 MIHDrBIl
TO HUE »•'.*
HEW 4 MIS MB FHEBZER!
PATENT ArrLisn ron.
Texperiments,
HB subscriber after rarefnl study and vsrions
haa saocexled In constructing a
Freeser whirl, for ^implicity, iurabilitr, rapidity
and quality of I's production, Is nneitnailedand can
not fail to i cms a unlver-al f«vor!te.
To Ka'isrjr the lrcredoluU, there wi'l be weekly
public exibltl ns of tbls freeter, at No 9 Piatt at.
to prov Its ability to do all tbat is Claimed for it
btaee from 8 to 20 quarts.
K^SEIU roa A ciacpiAB
TORRay.Man^faetarer,
No. 9 Piatt atreet. New York.
Also Marufa'turer.' Wholesale Agent fo-the cel
brated" Old Dominion" Cctfea and Tea Pole, and
Arthur's" patent iklf-aeaUng Cans aid Jars-
R•VOIDOanvssslng
ABBINDDOBMENTB TO ASBVTS—BXPBBI
Agents wanted In all parts
af the ooantry for tbe '1Comprehensive geography
and History, (Ancient and Modern) of the Whole
World," from the earliest sgeato the present tlas
By B. 9 Ooooaica, (Peter Parlay.) BtagaaUy beaad
end beautifully Illustrated. Fries $8. Bold oaly by
Ageata to whose special dlatrtets will bo gtvea. Ap
pUesats should state what oonatlee they woald like
For parttealar apply te
I. B.OOLTOH AOO.,
HsfelTd 111 WOllasa ireet.
*. V.
SlgmwberrltiM!
THISdelicious
fruit, wtst* now prepared te fur­
nish in an* quantity desired, at
9 0 I K I E U A
Store, oiiposlte Poet
Office Buildings, Bradv street.
JnneTdtf FBOB A BTAJfFIaLD.
W. D. BLAIN,
WB
Meaeaii
s.attae«
It.
HAVIKO
D.,
locate-l In the City of Dav-nport re-
anectful y solicits lb" patronage of theeltissns.
Haviag had loia experience in tbe treatmSBt of
DIBBABBS OF THB BY I,
WL'l »ive them, together witb other Fratttee, his
felthfnl atteu'ion.
Kjr Office 4S llrady-iUeet, flrst stairs sbrve ths
Post OBoe. jei-taw
WWmit Pmperl fTWl J*«|a«r
1
ABB HOW BBOBIViHS AT THB OLD
atMPk
WO. LB.CLAIHUHOir,
a splendid assortaeat at Wall Faasrs and Borders
erttrtlyaswstyles, waiehwsare Jstarwiaedteest
OHXAP AS TH1 CHBiPnrfl
TULMAN, POWERS 4 MciEAH
AWD DKALBB8 IN BXCHAKOK.
Slckull i lllwt, curtier Brady au.l Stcvtui If$t
DtVKKP RT IOWA
l^XOHANOK n all tlie rincipalcttlea of the 0nt
Aid
ted States
\ire*t
K Swift, Brother It Johnston, Ckleago, IQt
mei.i3.dtr
TALLMAN, POWEBS 4 McLKAX,
Baakera sad Dealers in EzchaafSi
Having been appointed agents for ths
AM BRIO
AN, EUROPKAN
EXPRESS A GXtHlNKE CO.
WILL DBAW BILLS OP CXCBAMSE
In stuns to suit purchasers u on siitheprtnctssl
etttes sod towns of
EnUind Swltterlaad
Ho aud Norway
Ireland
•fi
N E W Y O K
11 O
VISSfHER,
OWEH & €0.,
Ventral newspaper Adrer'g House
Rock Island Music 8to*m»
Jvnel7-dtf
URE
JtT BvMK
O
A N K I N O O S A N S O E
Hritaln, Ireland, aad oostw
nental Rnrii«'boufElit and cold.
Notes and drafts n itected, ant proceeds remitted
to any pariuf the United States, el loweelratoe of
Ooi.eetionsnf n |e«, drafts,socoanta, legacies and
Inberitaticer ir.au* In all parta of the Onlted blatea
Canada* and Ki,r..pr.
Btockf an-1 HoiiJ- bonght and sol
ii on commtseloa,
aad dividende eollected.
Lend Warrant* bought, sold and located.
Kichssgs ea (llira la ike I
siMllsMi
Carp»n:. A VermilCe, Kew York ilty.
All i.ny rtt Rank, Albany, New York
Buflali City Hank. Ruflalo, New York
Bans if Oomnterce, Boston, Maaaachueettet
T.ali '.m*,nV Bank, Phlls'li,ihla, Pennrylvaala,
(ferrh js ManufacturerH* Hank, Ptttsburg, Pa,
lfrRtni (k C., B*ltlm«re, 1,
8llni re A brothi rton. C:n innatl, Ohio)
I. a* ditnonds. St I/us. Mo
Oltlsene' Bank, New Orleans,
1^
8wed-B
France Poland
(Jermaay Russia
Austria Oalli.la
Prussia Hungary
I'aly Dc.lmark
8iam Tho Orient
which they will sell at Hew Turk prices adding Bx
chauge In New York.
Parcels forwarded to all parts of the Unlt«d King
doms and the Continents and collections mailt, and
oommiseloos sad orders of all kinds promptly exe
cuted
•sh2S-dtf
IVIacklot & orbin,
Baakers aud DeaJera la KichaBfit
NO. 2, WEST ftBOOND BTRKET,
Daveapart, lava.
BXOHAWOI BaLuaa. Btrrisa.
H0K
rir.in^k
On New York,
On Chicago,
On flu tools,
Sold
IK
M01M
For*e% Drqftt a
New Books! New Books!!
fPHK attention 1
JitJYS,
Atihr Old Iteck Islaad Hook Mere.
BEING
arable to meet our engagements, wo have
concluded to offer our entire stock of gools at
greatly rutnee'l price* for cash, for th» benefit of onr
creditors. Our stock constate of Bocks, iliaUonary,
Gold Penp, Wall Pap.r, und is one of the iu'«t com
plete stocks to be mtui I in the Northwe«t, to which
we invite sperlrl attMition We have also a large
and superior "t'l 'k rf Mir i' si Instruments, itirlndliig
Piaos nd Heio1eonK. Onr rl'Kk of Ah) el Music
will be sold at prl«*« to astonish music buyers
MlsjellaueuuH Fook» at c.,.-t and le-s. Manyar'iolea
at Biueh l-'s than tirst cost. Qr«et elianee forr ah
hurrhaaerii. Clti/'CMof Bock Island, Davnpnrt,
Mollne and vicinity, are invited t« call snd examine
onr stock.
H. A.POBTBR A BROTHBR.
Bock Island JnneS, ISM. Junoll-dtf
liico. \V. Kilt* Al
CO.
No. Ill I,eClairs Row.
JJATBiast received a large slock of
VfViII
Paper8.
Also on consignment a rare lot of
BNOZjXSa BOOKS,
which they will sell at tho
London. MHtblinkers'
PH«i.
ALIO
Both'ttand Living«i(oii'i
N E W W O K S O N A I A
Hon. O. II. ftiuitli'H
Rtmin' scenceof WrsUm Life, coniintingof Sketches
of eminent characters In and out of C'iriKrria. Im
portant legal trials In tb' State of Indiana, Ac., Ac
hvole. b4upaK««. PrieeB^K). IIni|Betionably tbe
most Interesting book that has appeared for many
years
Davenport, Aprtll 17, ISM. prITtf
BLACKWOOft'tt MkUk'AlM,
THB
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AND TUB
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A CO., N' w York, continue to publish
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U. Tlie Bdinbnrfth Review, (Whig.)
8. Tlie North Brltiah Review, (Free Churc|.l
4. Tbe Westminister B' view, (|jb-ral.)
6. Blackwood's Bdinbarich M.iK.tlne, (Tory
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politi' .il parlies of (Ire.-U Britain—Win*, Tory and
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stand as they ever have ttO'd, nnr:vallwl in the
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rect and satisfactory record of tbe current literature
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Inasmuch aa they can now te placed in the hands of
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prices will be
allowed to onbt ordeurg rnoror more
coj.1 -s of any one or more of the above works. ITo:
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A E O U I S I
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
By HBHRY STEVBKS, F. S of Bdlnbargh, sad
tha 'ate
J.
NOHTOM, Frofeesvr of BclentUla
Agriculture In Yaie College, in Hew Havee,
2
vole. Royal Octave. 1 600 pages, aad
aumerou* wool andstevlengravlags.
This la, eoafessedly, tbe most complete work SB
Agriculture ever published, snd la order to give Its
widerdrealation, tbe publishers have resolrad te
radaee the price to
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J. C. TO l»D,
^""'7 'he Hfc
sTurit'v thlt °I ..-rou..,.,,
«fa tmrmf Nvs hng'a'd sr. I Phil. lelpMa
a
w
r'naii
'di1
1} «'a»:ei and Aii.™, 'if» rri«i.i.
nddet««iptlon. As my
K
-,i. .re made o^m
K e a i a e
W «,'oSe„Tl0!li&v !yar""Wlib a al i I can gaaraa
In tins or a. ".'t, "1"'
lh""'
rii. o
8
•nanufeeta..!
y olber
the Cull. btatse.
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8 I 8
NO. S
NICKOIj18"
ISstock
BLOCK.
NOW receiving a large snd care'ul'y sd*-ted
of
"Boot* and Slio«a,
adapted to thin mtrket. and ihev hard tltaes. tj
winch he inrlt.K the att-mion of ireba.e-.
I have a lari-« s»«ortu.m o:
Ladies' Klne K:d,
Lasting and Se-ge Congress HeeledOsilers.
in!
0OB,r«. Sailers,
6,°W C*"(aaewsaMsKl
Oifor» and T. Tie*.
Boys and Yn i'bs' Oalter.and Bb«»
All kinds. Oi Cb.ldren'aHb
almost an endless variety of all the .ii,ii„m it,
cy kinds. Plaaee call ami see i.Ur su4 pr.iM.
They will be sold at very low tWvire.
»pr2? *A*r»KD Bl'IT*.
BOOTS AND SHOES I
Wholeaialo db H.etAall,
AT
THE K.firiHE STORE!
BHADT 8TRBHT. DATBNPOHT.
Istock
HAVBnow It. store a large end well select*!
of and Bhi*es, ui which I Invito
the attention .,f sll In want of artlclee in my line
OnwUry Trader*
Wort
wishing to replMil.h their
will find it to their advantage te call on me berur.
parebaslng elucwhere
To my numernis coatciners who prefer Oassm
we COM time to hoi.' out Indnceneate la u.«
Wayof rrn«sfo(iA and sf^MsA toorA. Dot aqoaU«d
|hi -!-f» 'it Ne»- York
All kinds ot Ladlea* work manufactured aa asnaj
fJylll H. OABBBTT
A I O A S
thing! 4 Hock lslaid Kiilmd
Winter *irrangrmmt,
Ofurth
and after Hunrla* Mh IRfis, and utu
notlc.train" will leave Bo k laiaad ilai.y
Sundays eicept®.!, ss Mtews
lat mall train at t• .-ti A
2'1 freight 11 iR
a
ikl nlKlit express a IS
Tram, iiirtve at Rocklslaad dally* Banday. i
oepted, a* folloWb
lit night eaprona at 8 id A M.
al freight tratun at no
lid mall train at tip
Ail trains over this roa-J are In direct ou.irsi»r at
tThlcago with t-»lns over both the Ml Mean H.':ta-m
Michigan -ntral, PltiHburg, Port Way?
go Rail Ri.vl to and from Iti^!t To.wt
Clerclard, C'.hilTibii,, f'|t:"iinati, P1tti.tur«r
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Nlaxara PaiU. A lan}, New Y ».
Plilla-lelphia, Haltliuore and Wal lngU)0. .t
LaSflie with train* the IllinoU Central a.*.)—
North to Oalcna JIKI Month to Bt lsnl. and Cairo. U
which places ti'ketscan be |ir K-ured of
W (Jremnr le, TlcSet \r-nt.
AKe-itb, R. R. TH-pul, H.«k |.|.fi*1
Passengers are reirtnded «.f the ••¥. xsiiy'i.f *ivtu4
distinct dlrectlouea«ViUedeHtination of their
*age,aiKO to procure t|ci..tH before taking their wa'js
In the cars, as the oondti tors nnllect farm, oaly to »t»
tlonson the line or tne rhl'-aii" Afbx k lolard r»Ui'*:.
JOHN TRA!Y, fl iiertntemVn*.
W. H. WHITMsa, Ast't Hiip't.
Bock Island. Dec.
6, Idtf]
Mississippi ft Missouri R. R.
Trains run bv Clilespn time, wblrh i- twelve mls
ute.i faster than I)aven|ort time.
ON
and after Monday, April llt'i, lW»,aad an
til
farther notlee, trains will leave Davenport,
Muacatlr.c, Cohmil City, Wa-lilngtou and luea
Oily (Hundays *icepte4) aa follows:
ist KzpresK and Mall Train at So a
Trains will leave Davenpsgt Isr Chlesaedally. Han
lay* eicapt«' a. follows:
1st Ms 1 Train, at |o In a w
Id BzpreaeTrain, at i, ii i n
Trains arrive at Davenport dally, (Baadayeeaoae
tsd)ss follows:
raoat THE EAST.
1st Bxrress Tralr at a.s.
2d Mail Train, at 6 46 si
PBOM TBK WXST.
1st Mall Train, at
6
.v
Trains run by Chicago time, wta.ch Is twelve in n
ntes faster than Paveiip .rt tine.
All trains oit of D»venp(,rt w|l: make enanetUeoa
at f.'oluml.K Citv, Ws.hniKt' i, \inl Iowa Cl'.y
the Western 8ta«e Co'» .tages for d' |olnt-
The Paasenger Train n, inwti' at to* k l«lsn'* w:a
Chlcaco A Bock leland Railroad train* al)
Ea*t, North and Sou'h
Passengers reminded of the neceestty of gt?*',
Ilstl.ict direction aa to the dsstlna'.lon oflt.elr tu
gst«, aiso to
^trocars tloksu before taking heir Ku'
Uis cars.
N. H. The Morning H" Hi A M) trali for the g,«"
ti n eet« at Jcilet *itb Ir.lo. on ti.e MlrhlKari i
a! ,- al the Jtir' with trail.a -i the I*
burg. Ft Wayne A CtlBa? I I Chkacae.'t
trains n the Mlchlgab Boathern and MichlganC'L
trai Rail Rosdi.
sprit JOHN P. TRACY, Papt.
K N A
I I I I I E S E K O I i i
Sentstl Sursooxi.
WOl'LI)
respeetfally Inform the inhabitant
Davenport alio vicinity that he ha» :.e'
rifflce directly fiver the liavenp. rt
fla«C
's. in M'r-
Wln's Itiock.on Perry,b tweenThlriland PourO
for the transaction of Mechaideal and Opera?!* i"n
tlstry In all tth branrhe» Having cen 1 -'r' f
ticns from, and during the a»t yi *r been as«^f:ale"l
with, one of the most able practioaers in th- KJ
feel, coi.fldeot that any operation, enirus
Will be executed In a careffcl and ealllfnl manner
He will be roo«t happy to show any who ma? fav
him with ecall, his reconimandations, wbKh ar» of
tbe highest cha'.iter and wo':ld Invite the m*"l
critical examination upon all work c.mmltted to ('s
hand.. All operations registered and warrants
He eollclts a ulisre of the public r-atronaee, ard tak-e
pleasnreln sabmiltlas the fo'lr.
wing testimonial
NEW l.uNo*,Oet. as, i-*'
This may e»rtif\ that I'r-J. Cbeft*[,roi.gh haa
a pupil of mine In the study of Dentistry, aad tr-et
during the pad year, be ban operate] with BH» in of
office. Id his professional ability I have ths grea'"l
coafldeooe, and Tdiatly recommend him to auy
wishing such services as.those of a esrefnl aotski
fa I Dental Operator. W. W. SHBFFIBLD.
And also ID referring to Messrs.
O. T. ft C. Shepard, Hon T. w. wi Uama,
F- 0' Lsarned, Dr W. W. SheCeM,
Hon Ebencser learned,
i
1
|/-arii»l,
Dr. Lewis iv-tte, Rev Daniel Huntls
W Browne, DrW Stoddard,"
of Hew Leadoo nn also ta
Dr. Barrows, Baraaws.
Pr Baker,
ftev Mem,
gfeeera Ceok A
Hon Cannon,
i Or Wltherwaa,
WHF Ourley |*L.
True,
Bev Packer!,
i A Barrow B«*
S Woodward,
0 W Smith,
W A ItaMss,
A Hast,
PMerwtn,
AW Bailey. [Febd
Otas Powers
/ao N Bo«*rs.
HT Sl ymaker,
BevBFMagoaa,
Jos Lambrlte,
_KEAL ESTATE.
Real Estmie slfmey,
(sEORGE L. KICKOLLi,
OFFICE,
0QB1IBB BHADT AKD SEOOND BTB1
IKiekolla* Bloek,
twaport,
far Sale.
Aaad
M®"B AMOUHT OF THB BB8T CTTT
OOCHTBT PROPW^_
animproved—stvery low rates.
ALSO:
Lnl
L**s
st prices that saaast
wUhlng a lot for a home.
OBO. L. HIOHOLLB,
Qor ftldf |04 |M|Ri
o. coaaooa, MM TAtna
Attorney st Law A Hetary Fablle.
Coif#oiA Taalii,
OXKXEAL OOLLlCTIirO Aflgii|