Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume], June 22, 1864, Image 2

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WEDNESDAY EVK.VIXH..
I.
NF. 28
peauoemtic Stiilf Tleltfct.
For Secretary "f Sl-itCj,
WALLACE, of Muxitiin
For Htdk Tressurtr.'J
«r-r
JOB* B. LA*U. ef Henry county.,
Pnr t#**rn*v
CttA^. M. DUNfcAB.-Je'-'-aon c»
T"" Afl'for rf
C. HEXMUttHOTT. ef torn i_
For Regi*t»r
of :^u"
HD. HOLttKJvJsi. of Monona county.
Fur Ju V
thc
£5f3~Mitchell, of Johnson county
H. Preetoa. of Linn ei...nty.
MSTRlCI ELECTOBS.
1st Coo. Diat—Daniel F. Miller, ofli!)
Sd do —Jolin L. S«inelor'!, ofi ed«r
•a d. —b. liic-liards. of Dubuque)
«lh do t. Neal, of Marion
4t:j ilo V. Mumer, J'iiUmw utoiiiic
Stb do —Jlir- MockdaK
fa UK PEOPLE JIAV BETOLT.
The Syffotuc Journal, f:tJuiiui#trai to
iusr .lai ro. J.IWJCC in tu«-'
1y ju. am tlr' "..v
psc^te fc.tr -axaiioa. wir a tti'.. may r*:
volt at 'Jor»^.-r ri: »»," W tt-gjs
ear.-est:i ti. tiut .u.» Co.- putting uowu
tbe ru j'jii!"ii fnovl ye upo.i u»s
Soa'.ii. aiks wiui ci:ipha*lu, Why
ah or thf: North humi.'iiii theentire birr
the: the *.ir .'fluffal* Courier.
It ia a Significant sign to sec radical prints
ticgin to cry about "the urthens of the
war." The radicals egged on thc war and
talked flippantly about the Union not being
Wdrth n rush "without a little blood-letting."
The.)- have from the very outset labored un
'Ul fro Mont egregious hallucinations—one
iv ir'i'm people would not fight
••.O: .i
Aav 9*
m.« .•
pr'3 v
1
riir'4«»:'
•time easily by the Wide
«id the other that no
abort the struggle the
u would be made to
€«.•
xp -fi'w. Tb y were long Jgo
he iir-i it th'-y will in due time
be u 'I of ih" la-t. The property of the
Sna'h U lo us very nour lemon, and even if
We sh uil 1 ever obtain po-serslou of it noth
ing i: 'h i rind will be found left. The
«Mt of his irnr, as now persecuted to "rec
Ogn'i7. ar maintain ihe freedom" of three
mil.it.ns o' n groett fta far as from federal
control practically as the serfs of Russia,
HtUst be pa u, if il is ever paid, by the hard
working p. o,L* of thc North. A "subju
gated"' .^ouih wonM be a source of expend
iture in* -'e tH of sottrw of income. When
the war hi oke wt the whele real and per
sonal value of nil the States and territories
was sixteen thousand millions of dollars.—
Deduct six thouson i for the revolted .Slates
and we nave ten left. High administration
authorities hnvc counted our expenditures
from four to six thousand millions. If the
war was to be closed up to-day and if all
the deficiencies, pensions, claims, Ac., that
will have to be made up and paid and which
the people will know little or nothing about
nntil the war is over, were to be added to
gums actually paid out, the higher figure
would full below the mark. And how much
would we have left?
But all thia expenditure of treasure, to
My nothing aVjjt lite lavish outpouring of
rivers of blood, would be a wekoine bur
then lo be bvne provided it was directed,
in the langupge cf the Crittenden resolution
upon which Congress and the people were
united during the first year of the war, "to
defend and maintain the supremacy of the
Constitution and to preserve the Union
with all the dignity, equality and rights
"of the several Sutes unimpaired." The
^ut-tlon which the people are called upon
tD decide in the approaching presidentia'
eatnpvgn is, whether by the electioi.
of patriot and statesman, aid sc.
'lief, if the three qualities can be «o». n- $.
they wul k u n i. *o this sound ihu.
ry an] p-.-licy of thi ,Tjy v, hj tiic- le-ei.c
tion Aoiwliam Lineal, k-ciare in favor oi
flghtvr' ..Tt.'roj^i Hr.1 and blood in
the oi.n i '.ifori to "recognize" the slaves of
the South and "maintain their freedom."—
Let t!.e people think of these things as
thjy pay the tax-gatherer and settle their
bills for all the necessaries of life.—Roehet
Ur Union.
THE *39» CLll SE.
tin*
A Wa4iin ton speci of the 10th inst.,
t.i it tn .loi-te Military Committee hid
a pio'ori^eu discussion to-day over the re
pta. of tue clause. Schenck, clia'r
BJ i. 11 11 n i, v of the committee, fa
•or.*l th bill, a 11 imisteji that the matter
aliouM be reported to the Houre, and, un
d.T thj previous question rushtd it through.
It was finally decided to have a conference
with the Senate Committee upon the sub
jtV. d.-li.i te a.-tion was taken. The
two committers have probably ere this de
cide whit action shall be taken. If it is
car/ied in the House, it will have to be
mile a p*rty measure. Several leading re
puvlians id use to be bound by the action
of their caucus in regard to it. The Sen
ate debated this question all day, and re
sumed it to-night. Mr. Wilson took strong
ground agn.nst a repeal of the commutation,
•lying that it would create disturbance and
dissatisfaction throughout the country. He
thowed that thc dr\ft going on now in same
parts was yielding 50 per cent, more men
than last year, when carried on under the
old law. Under the new one more men
were obtained and le6s money.
There is probably no doubt but that the
obnoxious clause will be repealed, and that
upon the heels of its passage will be issued
A proclamation calling for at least three
hundred thou.-ai utoie men. With the
army now in the field it is evident ihat the
rebellion cannot be overcome. It is a ques
tion of more tioops and more treasure, cr
recognition and reparation and whether
troops and the treasure will restore our once
happy Union is s question upon which
4»lm, considerate .-'n are not prepared to
give an intelligent answer.
Whits Mex in a
Chain Ga*o.—Almost
«qr day may be seen in the streets of Wash
iagton, the harrowing spectacle of a gang of
white men clothed in the uniform of
Atneriftn aoldiers chained together. Why
It not thoae pntdo philanthropist» wl,.j
have boen howling at and condemning
?fliwe!tiea of a similar character exercised to-1
ward the black man, ventilate their ben_vo-
The feeling of the German republicans in
9^|j«itio!fto Lhfcoli and hk fa»0r of Fre
jptoot can jisfeed by tha flowing
iff! from a speech »ade by OMper Butz,
•at a wweting Utaiy heVd in Chicagw:
He naid he did not think there waa a
single man present at the meeting who
would stand up and "»y that Abraham Lin
coln shouia be re elct ud President of the
I nited States. He luid told the people of
thU oountry that the beat policy for the
I lintrv b'is no policy at an. iLuughter.^
So f»r as h- Mr. bn .z^ was personai.y oii
ccned he uia not any sir ii man for
1
!the
Cffiee,
-"Prrn,p Court,
MOB. Ml'amOE, ol Dubuque county.
psasiosvn i. ttw-roiw—at t.A»S.
President of the United States. He
UKUg.'it that Abraliam Lincoln w»« the
W«»^vst man that ever filled the Ikesidcn
tialdiair. i Oreat cheering.) He had no
merits that wen- worihy ol emulation, and
had i" more sene ttian a child. Jxud
laughter a\4 apfl*K-1 He considered him
p«"iie uubc ile. I'eiicwed appiause.^
lie had coine trout the little town ol spring
field, and had acted as it he had never seen
anv other place. He was decidedly opposed
to iiii'-wii, and in the event o! Lincoln be
ing re-elected lie would dread tbt oonso
iUi iK*s. Cameron would be sure to be
t„. .n back into the Cabinet, and this coun
try would be''on the reproach of every
cJunuy in t.. •-. He wished to see
11cuiOiit elecv.u, he UucUreil Inmself in
.-.ji o» vouiig tor any one except Lincoln
aiiaiiuigiuun. (Loud cheers.,) lie
iticy auuuid do all in their power
iv i.wUit iac tit'tjuon ot* John t. trcmont,
ui.d iwii«iWvU Mia sv»t amid long and loud
lue iliUHMi* (bpiingfieldj Stamtt Antt.ger
has hoiateti Uiu inuiic o(
John C. ireniontas
candidate for tue Presidency, and remarks
in -o doing:
Keviewing thus the history of tlie past
years, notliing is lett j» Oui to cut loose de
ciaeuiy and lorever lioiu Lincoln and ins
polw y, aiKi to piote-t ugainsi Ijis re-election
uiiUci' all iicuui.su*!ices and at any price.
,y reasons ol expeoi-iuy can intiueii'.e us
io t.cr accept L»iin*ulii as our PresKlent
.ignin. li a portiOii ol tile so-calle«l liepub
j.^un party is, iK-verinelesS, blind enoujjii to
cu.iii •.« Li.iico.n, we slull not be inuu xd to
,y oy iiieir cry tliui. we tieaK up tlie
party. Uii tue contrary, they will liave
o,o*s.-n it up. 'l'liev iiij.-i. beai' the respou
j.iO ihv, 11 a DeuiocruU'! candidate is elected.
1 he ai. .^eph W'lkMatt, heretofore the
only German Laacola paper left in Missouri,
now says
iung as we believed it to be possible
to huve Huoiher candklate than Lincoln
nonnnaud in lialtiniorc, we have taken care
wo couiiect no iiitiue witu tlie next l're*sioen
ev, to dclare our choice lor no particular
candidate, but the possibility to nominate
some one else than l^incoln is gone, 'ihe
whole herd ot'olticials will there and rep
resent an irresistible lobby influence. Their
influence extends alrt aa/ everywheie. Our
own comity convention, which was con
!jv a i.evvly appointed Indian Siuper
liitencieir, allogenic* at his own pleasure, is
an example. All the legions ol officials have
been put in motion, and a lew ol them have
rctan.ed their political independence, in
spite of their federal appointment. We art
proud to be one oi these 1 hat the italti
inore convention should represent ihe true
opinion of the radical people is not to be ex
pected. Hence that convention is a matter
of perfect inditi'creiiec to us. Lincoln has
proved abundantly, during his first term,
that lie has not mum backbone, and one
term of his rule ought to be suflicient.
A second term we consider a dangerous
experiment under the present circumstances
.vhich we are least of all inclined to try
•vith Abraham. The time is past when the
Jevjl could be vanquished by holy water.—
Amnesty proclamations will overthrow no
ladK-jil rebellions. Hence, away with Lin
coln
The Spi'inglield \li*tmtrian says:
Lin. In cannot receive the vote of the
radicals under any circumstances whatever.
'1 he idea of a radical voting for the butcher
of republicanism in Mexico, or a man insti
tuting serfdom and peon slavery in the
Lnited States, is preposterous.
Thc boston Pioneer states that there arc
only six German newspapers in the Union
winch advocate the cattse of Mr. Lincoln,
while twenty-six iu.'"2 hoisted General Fre
mont's name, and all the rest favor h3n
above Lincoln.
in Illinois, Mr. Lincoln's home, there is
•illy one German paper—the Chicago
SUtutt /Ztitung—supporting his claims.
The iJelcitia, a bwiss paper, published in
ieli City, lud., iiu licistcd Gen. Fremont's
name.
Toe Pom!tion of McClellaa.
The New York Commercial Advert iter is
one of the leading administration journals
which gives unmistakable signs of getting
out from under thc Lincoln incubus. The
following paragraph from a leading article
on the divisions of tlie approaching canvass
is significant:
Between tho e who refuse to vote a man
o: ue'lar lor the war and who would wcl
coluu pcrtee at any price, and those who
adopt the potitivu or' McC'Ullan that.thc
"military power of tlie rebellion must be
cru.slicd." tntie must be a great gulf fixed.
Such discord., it elements cannot oemade to
vO-opeiate, unless thc pressure of the exer
cise of arbitrary power is brought to bear
upon them. There is a feeling of hostility
to Lxocuuvc arrests that will not be put
uown. It has found cxpession in Republi
can journals and from lie-publican speakers
in Congress. It was voiced at Cleveland
it trill oc ajtirmtd at Chicago, tUn]'ite the
contiuiptuout abandonmtnt at Baltimore of
principUt »o tital to the fttyttblie.
The Shoddyites and Lincolnites who fig
ured at Baltimore will please niaka a note
of this.
At a late gathering of spirstualists in New
York, a Mr. Clark said
Whatever might bo said of non-resis
tance and rallying 'round the cro.,s, we
must realize thc stern fact that, Christ or
no Christ, we are now at war. We were
not peace inea, but war men. We made
war now and forever against everything
that was against life, liberty and tbe pursuit
of happiness. If Jesus Christ did not know
whether he was on the side of Jeff. Davis or
Abraham Lincoln, he nuuld spit upon him
as the Jews did."
Mr. Clark is evidently for Lincoln, and
will vote for him this fall, as will all of the
Si.me eiass of gentlemen who are in favor of
higher law and an anti-slavery bible.
A Radical Opinion,—Speaking of Mc
Clellan's oration at West Point, the Albany
Statesman (radical) &ayg It is one of the
most clc ,:uent and patriotic addresses deliv
ered in this country sinco the rebellion broke
out, doing honor alike to the head and heart
of the orator." Time and truth will vindi
cate McClellan. Even now many who have
believed ill of him are convinced by the fea
tures of the progressing campaign in Vir
ginia, that if had been supported two years
ago, victory would !ntvc crowned our arms.
PoCE
ItQco to pnnrent the repetition of audi I ingt« special to the AK yg.
I §ha^ «f 1 ha,baiTl«Bl'" Can any «ne in- Four hundred thousand soidirri* lullmi
clnu u* why rnkiit man, who appeared ub- wiU be sent North from theWaZhlwtoZ
srican soldier*, MO driven ib chains and post-office to-dav and to-BMM
d* which bmn Ih. principally fn» theara^fui
Hcxcbed Thol^asdMoax.-AWash-
Thsir total mhht la umh^W
ThsraddtaehaMfeaerow eflkale are aonree*
of Pn.ao«AKT,BMftcMiaa a»d Automatic Arrar
tion. ExperienSS batfcig prtird that aimpl?
remedies oiks* aSt lywtey «Wa taken ia the
early •t^cre* of the diaeaw, recourne should at
once be had to "Awfn'i Jtronrhiai Trvfktt," or
LoseoKt*, let thc Cold, Coujrh or Irritation of the
Throat iw ever so alight, aa by thi* preeaotioa a
mirf -iTioti* attaek may b» effectually warded off.
Pmtic fntACERS sad Srscr-R* will find th^ra rf.
ft'rt'.m. fir an »t.-injrtb*iai? the roie».
SoIJkrs «houV' hr."" t^em, ft* they can be ear
rio-l in tV jckpt mv! taken «s occasion requires.
|ar .lervea* DeUIIfy, flealael
Wonltne*)!, ., can rnml by oti» who hu rwd
Iv rured hiiti«Mf an* hundred* of oth»R, and will
trlf yon nothing but the truth. Ad"lre*«, with
•tump. KDWARD II. TRAVFR,
ma» !0—'lAwlr I,"f k Boston, M»m.
if-qrAiKEBi I »arn«itly caution all
voting ni»n suffering fnn Kerr out Debility, £e.
a/nintt end^Djfrrinii tL*ir health by pstronixiag
any of the *.dverti*ing quack*. Von can fully re
eoT»r by the method* u»fd by the adrrrti«»r, and
hy hundred* of other*, asp rt no orsta w*r.
Qaad a letter which I rriil »*nd y«u if you will
»»nd me a po*t paid enrplnp* bearing roar ad
dr«"«^. Direct to
£OWA.RD n TRAVFB*
^bll-dAwly] Lock Box, Boston, Man.
ISiAiiES OF THF. NF. It VOLS, KFMLVAL,
Ri\ABr, AJfn smi al *vgTi!¥s—npn ard r«
liahln trT-tmint—in Rrport* of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION—vat by mail inseaM M«»r en
volnprq, fri" of ch*r(t»». Addre**, Da. J. KKIL
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Awociation, No.
S'.Mith Ninth Street, Philadelphia, P*. apldwly
D!
Hoyl'a Hlmwathn llalr Rnton*
five.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RF.STORATIVE
HOYT'S HIAWATHA nAIR RKnTORATlVE
HOY'f'ri HIAWATHA HAIR KESTORAT1VF.
TtlP UTAVDABD PftKPARATIOX ro* THE HTia
TIIK STAVUARD PRF.PARATIOV FOR THC BAla
THI STAM.AlUi I'llKPARATIOX FOB THE UAiS
IS WARRANTED TO RESTORE
18 WARRANTED TO RESTORE
IS WARRANTED TO RESTORE
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKEIW
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
FADED I.IRAV HAIR AND WHISKKRH
FADED GRAY HAIR AND WHISKERS
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
It does not claim to make Hair come in where
it hni once fnllcn out. Nothiug will d" that
whatever may be advertised to tli" contrary
bit it will krrest its fulling out, make harsh hair
soft and *ilky, cleanse the scalp from all iinpuri
tie* and humors, and entirely overcomes the
bad effects »f previous use of preparations con
tainiug sulphur, sugar or lt ud, Ac. It requires
no soaping, washing and hours for its application,
nor will it crack or smut, but is a* easily applied
and wiped from the *kin a* any hairdre*sing. It
restores the natural aheding of one hair with
another, which gives it a life appearance, instead
of tbe uniform dull black ot dyes so that thc
moKt*lw*l observer cannot detect it* us*.
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
The proprietors of the Hiawntha, knowing that
many preparations for the Hair were in the mar
ket and all advertised to do nearly the same
things, and that the public were unable to de
termine from the advertisements which were
genuine, and but ing one or two bottles, and fail
ing to realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all were humbugs, in order to assure the
public which could be relied upon, proposed the
toilowing teat which was published two weeks in
ihc Heruld, iinilthu other morning papers without
elii inn^ tny response. Let a number of well
kuo'ivu citizens ol uiitjuestioned integrity and en
terely disinter sted, uppoiut a person to the pro
prietor of each preparation or restorative to re
store the color of the li iir. Each proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
thc trial, ancl the person also to use nothing else.
Let a certificate oi the result be published in all
the principal papers of thc country at the ex
pense of the unsuccessful competitor.
HOYT'S MINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
Imparts a beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the Hair, and is unexcelled in keeping it in curl
or in anv desired position.
HOY'f a IMPERIAL COLORING CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whij-kers. Changes
light and red hair to a beautiful hrowu or black.
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH IIOYT A CO.,
mhlS-dlyj i'J University place, N. Y
L.adiei« I Ijidies!
Don't fail to read the advertisement
kin
this paper, beaded "Important to
Females." Dr. Cheesman, of N. Y.,^
S'.1 years of his practice to Female
Complaints. Ilis pills act like
charm. Thev are reliable and safe.
TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH.
The blood must be purified, and all medicines
are useless which do not possess the quality of
stimulating tbe blood to discharge its impurities
into thc bowels, Brandbstr's Pills possess this
quality in a high degree, and should be in everv
family. They are equally useful for children, and
adults adapted to both sexes, and are as inno
cent as bread, yet most effective as a medicine.
The Hon. Jacob Beyer, of Springville, Ind.,
wrote to Dr. Brandetb, under date of May 11th.
l«ei
I have used your invaluable Vegetable Uni
versal Pills in my family since 1833 they have
always cured, even when other medicines were of
no avail. I have been thc means of my neigh
bors using hundreds of dollars worth and I am
satisfied they have received a thousand per cent,
in blessed health through their use. They are
used in this region for Bilioas and. Liver
Diseases, Fever and Ague, and in all rheumatic
cases with the most perfect success. In fact, they
are the great reliance in sickness, and I trust
your venerable life may be long spared to prepare
so excellent a tnedine for the use of man.
Please send uie your lowest price by tije gross."
An Imperial Crown
is a mere bauble, but the crcun of btautv, con
ferred on the head which has neglected 'to em
belisb, or time has robbed of its native hue, bv
Cbri»tadoro'» Hair Dye,
Retains its dark lustre if renewed at intervals to
the close of Life. Peerless among Thousands ol
preparations, that promise much and performs
nothing, stauds Cristadoro's hair Preservative,
a valuable adjunct to the dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
hair, and of itself, when used alone—asafeguard
that protects the fibres trom decay nnder all cir
cumstances and under all clinics. Manufactuerd
by J. Chrittadoro, No. 6 Astor House, New York,
Kept by all druggists. junel
CHEROKEE CUME.
"I can't work." "I hate to rise in
the morning." "My eve sight is
failing." "My memory is going."
"Icau't fix niv mind on anvthing."
Hare you been using opium r—
"No." Then take regular dosesof
the Chibokei Cihe, and follow the
directions that accompanv it.
these ills have been the result
your own $tlj-indu,^ehc£9 io viola
tion of nature's laws, and made
you dread marriage, or if they are
from over indulgence in m-ture's
own path, the CusaoxcE Ccbe will
cure you. It will restore vigor,
stop those nightly emissions, relit you for practi
cal life, ana once more make a 'man of rou
save you from blindness, aud, perliaus ultn..t^
idiocy. Read the advertisement 1 for Cher
okee Cure* Take no other medicine until yon
have tried this. Sold by all druggist.*.
aprlo-dawlm E.'S. UAH.ORD. Agent
CHAS. F. WESTPHiL, Agent.
rSVIT k ORNAMENTAL TREES,
fmmllTruttg,
MWji CrfrsrifHi,
fioMWfwi Mrifh,
i *\t Green Mmuae mn*
Sweet Petals* Pksuato,
9C0TT J¥TM9EMTf
Witt AM Street, Datenptit, Atte.
OrjlM eaafbe Ml with IllinNan
ISr
QiOMRIU.
it JtelHtt %ArHkr*
Corner Front 4 Brady
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
C10IUC FAMILY GMCEBIK8,
-T ProisifM, Salty
JTvbmtco* €Xgmr$
AL80
Cholee Wines and Llqvon,
Both For'!?* tfr P^mettie.
I flaaraalee five Ike Best
Qaality
ND 3ELL THEM ON THE LOWEST I.IV
»erm«. Call and exanine the «t"fk
and learn the pricrs b« fore pnrchafingeisewh'-re.
Wholesale dealers will And it to their advantage
to give rae a call. Goods delivered within the
ntv limit free of rharge.
mrgQ-dAwlv) JCI.IUS 8CHBEIHF.R.
A!INO
FRESH FAMILY IMCEI1ES1
thf rtAd rr arr
FKE8H TEAS, C#FFEE8, SPICES,
T°
GETHER WITH EVERY OTHER ARTI
CLE included in the sto^k of a first-clsss
mamily Grocery Store,
Can alwnys he fonnd at
CHJtUMjES J*, unrirs,
North-West tot.
termdy St Faartk
ni* stock of
Teas. CQflVes, Nngars, ftyrap*,
Dried aad ('aaaeo Fralt.Cea*
frctloaeries, Batter, Fish,
Itaaces, Eggik Braskea.
Helltw Ware,
Etc., Ate., is the purest and fr:»best kind.—
Housekeepers will lird it to their advantage to
call and seethe goods. Good* delivered in all
parts of the city free of ehafge.
Every Article Warranted!
docil-dtf
JOSHUA BURR*
Brady Stmt, Between Front and Second,
Parrnpnrt, Iowa.
I Rfspkctftlltbeo
leare to state to the
citizens of Daren
port, and tht coun
try denier* through
nut this part of the Stat
have on hand, and am constantly
GROCERIES
At Wholesale and Retail,
Comprising
Sugars,
Tobaccos,
Coffee^
Teas.
Powder,
White Lead,
Cordage,
Sned Frnil,
Oun Caps,
Candies,
Coffees and Sugars,
Syrups, Molasses, Candles.
Soaps, Starch. Wooden Wart,
Cand
Dried Fruit, Spices,
Soda, Salt, Kerosene,
Tobacco and Cigar*,
and, in short, everything that can be in a first
class retail Grocery. He invites tbe attention of
oid customers pud'new to bis choice stock, and is
congdent that he can give complete satisfaction,
both in goods and prices. If you want the best
Groceries call at (my6-dtf" DOOLEY'S.
WALTER KELLY,
Faslljr Grocer & Provision Detltr
ORNER OF 2d AND IOWA STS., THE BEST
freshest Groceries of all kinds for family
use. Provisions, Hams, Wooden Ware, Cordage
kept in a first-class Retail Store Call and exam
ine my stack. am sure 1 can please Vou.
mv 14 lv.
Groceries, Floor & Feed Stores
THE
UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
romis the citizens of Scott and adjoining
Counties, that he will constautlekf-ep ia bis New
Store, corner of Second and Scott Streets, a good
assortment of Groceries, Flour and Feed, which
he will always sell at the lowest market price.
Highest price paid for farm produce. Goods
delivered tree of charge in citv limits.
Oct. la—dAwlyl SAM'L 0. YOUNG.
1*1. TI WAX.
HO. 12 KASt 2d ST., OPPOSITE *KTR0e0I.tTAll BALL.
Family Grocer,
Keeps
constantly on hand a fine
stock of Family Groceries, of all kinds,
which be offers at the lowest price also
U E I U O S
For medical purposes. Libera', patronage solicit
Call ana see the goods and, prices. my2Sd
ed
MRS. ISEBELLA YOUNG,
No. 64, Corner Roct Inland dt 2d St*.,
has a i.argi SToca or
Freak {Groceries, Earthca Wan,
Pare Wlaes aad Ll^aOrt,
CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCOS, AC., AC.,
which she is selling at very low prices. Call and
examine the goods. mhll-dly
IHE* HARRIHO*.
Family
grocer keeps constantly
on hand the best quality of Provisions,
lioilow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
Second street, between Brady and Perrr, Ds
venport. tnyl4-dly
CHRISTOPHER CULL£N,
liortt Sheer eft Vttririart/ Surgeon,
ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER
of Sd and Rock Island streets, a
wishes lo inform the citizens of&
of Davenport and Scott Countv generalllv, that
he has permanently located himself in th'is citv
where he is prepared to shoe horses on the scien
tific principles. After twentv vears study and
practice on the anatomy of "the foot, of wbieh
time he has spent eleven years under the super
intendence of the best Vetrinarians in Europe, he
wishes to say that he will give satisfaction to all
persons having horses laboring under the disease
of corns or contractions, commoulv called
'*hough bound," interfering, over-reaching, quar
ter cracks, sand crscks, sprains, spavins, sprains
of the corns, founders, ring-bones, for all of
which be warrants s perfect care if earable.—
The greater part of these diseases are caaaed by
•hoeing or want of proper treatment. jnel
JJOf
of Daveni
9. C. COJVMMjiA,
tXTHOLfiSALB
W dealer in Fo
reign A American
ftussits,
Wlssee, aisw,
IMMENBlSSXCfEl
Soap,
fish,
Dead,
Soda,
Cotton Tarn,
Candle Wick ing,
Shot,
Tubs.
Bfcbs In nest* half Bushel^
Half Bushels in ne*t\
W rapoing Twine,
itiuvLii Twine,
•lag Twine,
Pint Flasks,
Buckets.
Particular attention paid to the
Wholesale *%Bu»inen».
I buy on the most adrnntag»ous terms and sell
low. Call and examine. All orders promptly
attended to. rov21-dtf
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES!
JAMES DOOLEY
Family Grocer,
Keeps
JfrnWhsfessMtsisil
CLOTHING HOtHiEt
f) Metropolitan Block,
Pave*pert, Ima.
rptt* WtOPRTFTORS OP THIlf fWTAB
JL ri.snvr.xT beg leave tn inform tbe citizen* of
Davenjmrt, and surrounding country, that they
have ju*t opened the largest and most complete
stock of
AT
constantly on hand ...
his old stand, corner of Fifth and Brady
streets, a large and most complete stock of the
best Groceries, comprising
TEAS OF ALL KINDS
O I N
AND
Gent*' Fumimhittff OomH
Ever brought to this city.
Having our own manufactory we enn defy com
petition, both in assortment and price.
We will be pleaded to *e« evrvbody call and
examine our toek, and th«-y wi'll find that we
show our Goods with will and pleasure.
•tl tention Soldier »t
We call attention to our large and complete Mock
of Military Clothing, which iv offer at very re
duced rates. Call and po«t yourselves in price".
To Country Merchant*.
You will tind it to your advantage to exainiue our
stock before laying in your supply, as we will sell
them Goods nt New York prices. We shull con
stantly receive all the new grade* of Goods man
ufactured. Our motto nhuTl l.w,
First
im
CLOTHING, CLOTHS,
and
ttENTS' FURNISHING COOPS I
The Lnrgent, Best and Cheapen!
STOCK
OF THE AKOVE NAMED GOODS
to be found in tbe city is at
E S K I N E
that I
receiving, large and well selected stock of
m.a .nckori m*k.
Bis stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
la very complete, consisting of
Orereoatii, Bvninesn St Dremi
Suite, Panta Coatfl
and Vesto
Of the best styles and qualities. His stock of
Cloths is tbe largest and best eTer offered in this
mara-'l, consisting in part of
Castor, English, Erkla St Meeeew
Reavers, Gacllsh, rilet, Nfl
teas, Presck, Kajglliifc asli
Aaericaa Casslaeresi
Natlaeits, Mlk. Weel
St Tel vet Tcmlags,
Ac., dfce., Ac.,
BENTS' FURNISHMI B00DS1
Linen Shirt* of the latert Hyltf, Traxdvuf
8/iirtt if different pattern*.
Unstcr&hirt* and itormwtr*
Of the best quality. Linen and Woolen Scarfs
and Neck Ties in a great variety of styles, Linen
and Paper Collars, Kid, liuck'skin and Woolen
Gloves, and in fact every article wanted in the
Gent's Furnishing Line Is kept on hand in almost
endless variety. I"n't miss the place, No.
Nickols' Klock, second door west of Brady street
Davenport.
MR. KEMlXCITOrV,
formerly of the firm of Smith A Remington, tan
be found at this establishment, and hopes to re
ceive calls from all his old friends in his new
quarters. oc20-dAwtf
BAKERIES.
Bread, Cakes and Pics
AT THE
tKION BAKERY,
Oa the north-side of Second Street,
tween Urady and Perry,
Made
of the best flour, by the
most experienced Bakers, and especiallv
prepared
For Family Use.
tlppl
Neri'l 'mir Orient
and thev will be promptly filled by
dec2g-dly JOCOB HAHN.
PIONEER BAKERY*
DAN. MOORE, Proprietor.
THE
Proprietor of this bakery
having received reinforcements, is now pre
pared to furnish his old and new customers with
BREAD, C1KE8, CRACKERS, AC.,
in sny quantity on thc shortest notice. Orders
from the country filled with dispatch and deliv.
ered at the depot, steamboat landing and in alt
parts of thc city free of charge.
Bakery No. 25 East-Froat Street,
near Burrow's Mill, Davenport. oct5-dAwtf
NCTEL8 AND BOARDINC.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
Hrecommenda
enry ha pt, proprietor, he
lis conveniently arranged ho
tel to all travelers^ and also to city boarders, as
suring them that nothing will be wanting to
promote the welfare of his guests and to make
their stay with him pleasant and agreeable.
He also" recommenns his well stocaed bar which
is supplied with the choicest liouora aad wines.
Lunch every morning at 10 o clock, jel tf
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
On tht European Plan, opporilf th* Citv BmU
Purl, Oa*. of Frankfort *tre*t,
A't-ff York.
Spacious Refectstv, Bath Rooms and Barber
Shop, Bed-rooms srarmed gratia, and only one
bed in a room. 0 not believe rumors or hack
men who say we K« full. Servants are not al
lowed to receive perquisites. aplS-dly
SIGEL HOTEL,
Front Street, between Brady and Main.
JOHN MEYER Proprfetoi
Entertainmentand
la limpaC NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
rkaaee fl»r BwRiiilr"
HESS & STERN'S
bohlM, Cheapest la price*
HESS St STERN,
Mammoth Clothing Hull.^
No. Secoud street. Metropolitan Building,
Formerly occupied by Mack Bros..
my30-dlf Davnport. Iowa.
TTA8 ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, AND PER
1 1 atwim located hi oAre at
0 A N O S E E y
Between State and Dearborn sta.
CHICAGO. ILL,
"Tor ffie speedy core of old Chronic, llercuriu,
Myphalitie and dl private disease* without mer
euij or anv other poisonous or noxious drags.
rfYPHIfJS, Primarv, Secondsrv. and Tertiary
la Ha mm Miwuiwan. speedily wafltesuw
from the svstem.
GONORRHOEA cored is frota one to three days
PTRICTU RES wired without pain or bougies*
GLEET, no matter how long standing, cured in
from ^even to fourteen davs.
t-PKRMATORKUlEA (.Involnntary emissiens)
brought on by seif abuiw, exees. or entailed her
iditsrily, cnu«ing of uc:ntry, imeecility, and
iinpote«cy, with all it« dei,|or»ble train of symp
toms, treated and rsdic.illv snred by a new and
infallible method. This in stcm is the same aa is
u*ed in Dr. .tames' New Orleans Lock IIo«]ital
for the last thirteen years, aud which has met
with sncli great success.
HYMPTOMS— Ringing in the ears, dimness of
vision. a\ ersion to society, love of solitude, cos
tivene*s, want of vital power, mid nthe. symp
toms, not necessary here tomeution. Apply im
mediately and save yourself from the concequen
eer of tbene horrible symptoms.
Di»etfes peculiar t« femnlea treated with the
happiest results. Dr. .lames is the acknowledg
ed H-ief in this capacity.
Ilydroch- itni nrictw-ele efTectually cured.
Syphili*. the most horrible and U'rrihle poison
eft'eetaally curt 1 and eradic iti from the -vsteni
without Mcrrury.iiididepotasei arsenis, sarsapar
illn. hyphilis 'primary' cured in two minutes.
The fiilliiwiii!! is hut one of the niauv testimo
nials which Dr. James has hud and is still receiv
ing. The letter published lielnw is to Dr. Wil
son. of Pitt'burp, Pa., from Dr. James,in answer
to a letter of inquiry concerning Dr. Jum^«. for
merly of New Orleans, and now of SO Raudolph
treet, Chicago, Illinois. J)r. Wilson was awure
that Jordan knew Dr. Dr. James, which induced
Dr. Wil-on to make the inquiry. Dr. J. II. Jor
dan was phyi'-iau to the Cim-inatti Cholera Hos
pital iluridg thi- summer of and \v i Pro
of Tit" Th '-ory and Practice of Medi'-ine
and of Materia Medica iii the Atm'rican Medical
Institute of Louisville, Ki., in 1P50,-1'J. lr.
Jordan is now practicing ill Cincinnati. Here is
the letter referred to. Rend it
Cincinnati, O., July Stb, l!"03-
Dr. Wilsox, Dear Sir In an.-wer to your
inquiries, 1 would ray that I have known* Dr.
Jatuc«. formerly of the James Lock Hospital, N.
O.. and now of Chicago, ott" and on, for the last
1^ years, and I think I inni :afelv shv that ill his
line of practice, I do not know his superior, if his
equal. I kiut'.v hint t«o vears in New Orleans,
and three summers in this city, und in both pla
ces bail occasion to rc-omineud patients wanting
treatment in that line to him, and eu every case
so far as I rould learn, he was successful, and
gave mo-t perfect satisfaction. He has, !rom the
start, made the stndy of what are called secret
diseases a specialtv, und has, I believe, been em:
inentlv sucxesifulfy. 1 know of no one to whom
I would sooner reccomin"iid a patieut or friend
needing treatment of that kind, or for any of the
kindred complaints or chronic diseases which
he has made his study, than to him. You can, 1
think, safely rccomnieud or send suoli patients to
him, iu ca"e vou do not wish to treat lliem your
self. Yours truly, J. II. JORDAN, M. D.
THK CHICAOO FAPKRS S \T—
"Dr. James comes here as highly recommended
as itjis possible to be—not only from the press of
New Orleans, but tbe press of tbe almost entire
South, and also some of the most eminent physi
cians of the country."
Dr. James' Office and Parlors are 8 Randolph
•treet, between State and Dearborn streets.
Office open from S a. m. till7 r. except Sun
dr.vs, when open in the afternoon.
Private eutrieg and exits, und all professional
interviews conlidential.
Persons at a distance can address Dr. James
by enclosing postage stomp. |augl-dwly
CEMENT.
Qaaat Disooraar!
Useftil aid Valaablo
Discovery!
HILTON'S
hsoIaMe Ceaeal
Is of more general practical
utility than any invention now
before the public. It has
been thoroughly tested during
the the last two years by prac
tical men, und pronounced by
all to be
Applicable to the
useful arts
SUPERIOR TO ANY
S&esire preparation kliown.
Hilton'e hmoluble Cement
is a new thing, and the re
sult of years study its com
bination is on
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
and under no circumstances
or change of temperature,
will
It become corrupt or emit any
offensive smell.
A new thing.
Its Combiastion.
fioot and Shoe
Manufacturers.
provided for the
traveling public city boarders at all
timea in the aioat satisfactory "manner. Tbe ta
ble will be supplied with the' best tbe market af
fords, and the oeds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. fW Warm Meals at all hours.
W i n e i a a i u o s
of the best quality constantly on hand. jyl4
U. S. Mall aad Express
Seassa Anraageaeil
RAPIDS PACKET LIMB.
EElflSiUKG,
S. W. DAVIS Master.
B. F. WILLIAMS Clerk.
JEMIE wsmic,
JAKES CAMPBELL Master.
LEMUEL PARKHURST, Clark!
rVif
vWSTa
vMpMniii nt)
WttllKT.
yAcowwiu
011 ttain atY6tt*ail*»
s^^fsatakvithjMUts for
traydlag e« ttwss heats wfll
yaefpas
E W E E S
ill find it sufficiently adhe
sive for their use, as has been
proved.
It it Adapt-d £tpeciallg
to Leather,
aad we daim aa an ecpecir.l
merit, that it sticks Patches
and Linings to lioots and
Shoes k'utlicientiy strong with
eat stitching.
Families
IT ISTHFONLY
tuqnid Cement
Extsnt that is a surcath:ngfcr
mending
Furniture, Croekery, Toyt,
ltUstl4ttid.
Jiorte, Ivory,
aad articles of Household use.
REMEMBER
jffitton't Iu*olv.bU Cement
ia in a liquid form apd as ea
sily applied as paste.
Rssnataber.
HILTON'S
Iasolable Ceaeal
is insoluble in water and oil.
ffilton'i Insoluble Cement
adheres oily substances.
Supplied in Family or Maaa
tacturers' packages from
2 ounces to lw lbs.
ULTSNBteSACe,
For sals at W!
C9 Brady St.,
Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
bolesale and Retail bv I. Wells,
ret**l
hy all druggists. ag?-ly
PICTURE
GALURTEI.
PORTRAIT GALLERY I
F. B. Dowdy
IB
.BRADY STREET, BETWEEN
2d and M, east aide, is jnre
pared to take every style o(pic
fare known to the photographic
world. STEEL AND COLOR­
ED PHOTOGRAPHS, "CARTES DE VIHITES,"
and AMBROTYPES of every kind, at prices va
rying from 60 cents to $5»i. Old, faded copies
copied, enlarged and rendered as bcautisul aa
new, and a likeaeas warranted. fM Particular
attention paid to taking ChildrenV Pictures.
PimCRAPIS k AMBEtTTPES.
J. SCHUELER,
'HhMr Main and Stond Street*,
£«hn*n't To'-aeeo Star*,
CALLS
THE ATTENTION OP THE PUBLIC
to the fact that he is prepared to exeenteall
orders ia the Photograph ana Ambrotype line in
a style equal to thai of any artist west otChfeSfo.
Particular attention paid to taking
k i i o a s e a e o
janS5-dSai
We V. ROSS, A
feat.
TOME BHKTRANCE CO., OF NEW YORK
rs»llsl, H,Q0i^KX) AsaetU ov«r |,00«,000
V SAltrORDriREVii.CO.,
iChartsred A. D. 1810.
•quitamlb ura nniuRAirci
lU
WlMi
LI1I8,
or mmmjrcm or iifg.
PlfNftd froil pMfi lllflfllL Ml
lag —iMng Ikm
hmh:
"Aa tbe Phmnlx rises from the a*kts of its In,
animated with new life," so does this Elixir reju
venate the system and oyefcome disease.
male tlie svstem and overcome disease. ,,
ig an entirely new and abstract method of cure.
wora^wl system,
OnelMittle cures Palpitation of the Heui.
From one to three lxtt|e$ restore the man
llne« and full vigor of youth.
A few doses restore the appetite.
Tl iee bottles cure the worst case tf la
potency.
KT the listless, enervated yoiitli. the over
tasked man of business, the victim of nervons de
pression, the individual suffering from general
bility, will all find immediate aud permanent
relief bv the u«e of this hill tit or Eteenee of Lilt.
..rr,1'rice, f'2 tier bottle, or thi re bottle*
$.", and forwarded bv Express, on rceeipt of mo­or
ney. to any address."
C.' A. COOK. fhiea-o, C.eneral W
for the Stales ot lilinois, Iowa, Wiaoouain, Iadi*
ana, and Michigan.
T/
ra tested by tbe moat I
eminent medical men of the day, and bv them pro
nounced to l»e one of the greatest medical discov-
eries of the age.
One bottle will enre general debility.
A few doses nt-" flvsteries In Females.
CHEROKEE PILLS
0 U I A
e a e
•iJIAi IT Tail: Qi KSTIOy I
THE
BOOT fc SHOE
Manufacturers, nsing Ma
chines will bud it the best ar
ticle known for cementing the
Channels, as it works with
out delay, is not effected by
any chaiigc of temperature.
PROPRIETORS OF THE NEW YORE,
Museum and Anatomv or Medicine have de
termined, regardless of exjH-nse, to issue frea
(tor the heneftt of suffering humanity FOUR of
their most interesting and instructive Lectures
on Marriage audita disqualifications, NervoaaDe
bility, 1'rematurc Decline of Manhood, Indices,
tion, Weak|i"Hs or Depression, Loss of Energy
aud Vital Poorer, tbe Great ihicial Evil, and tboSa
maladies which rcsuit from youthful follies ej
cesset or inaturitv, or Ignorance of Pbvsioloar
•nd Nature's Laws.
These invaluable Lectnres have been themeaas
of enlighlennig and saving thousands, and willr
be forwarded tree, on receipt of four stamps bv
addressing Secretary, New York Museum of
Anatomy and Medicine, Rroadwav New
York- augS-ly
HANKOW,
ANDfour
THE VIOOR OF YOUTH RESTOtni
in weeks, by DR. ItlCORD'S EssBftOS
or Li»k. Dr. Ricord 'of Paris) aAer veara of
earnest solicitation, has at length acceded to the
urgent request of the American public, and an
pojnted an ugent in New York, for the
..
»('l
tW.
A few doses enre the low-spirited.
thic bottle re.tore* mental pow er.
A tew doM-« bring the rose to the efieek.
Thi medicine restores to manlv vigor and
robust health the poor debilitated, |rorn-4owii
and despairing.
foi^ffirl
A" such order* mast fce seat te C. A. OML »w€l
(. lucsgo, our »-iier»l Agent lor the West.
Wlain Chicago, by Fl'l.LER. FINt'H A FrL
Lr!H, w hn)e»al«» hrutftistx. and hv ult DrttfritU
t4\»rvwl»i»pr.
DR. W. R. MER1TIN A CO..
Sole Proprietors,
No. Liskstt STaaar, New York.
«2f
€«|TUk
asgalaler
tfKAlTft*'9lcEils» Preserver,
CERTAIN AND SAFE for the removal of OR
STRIH'TIONS, and thc Insurance of REG­
ULARITY in the RECURRENCE of
Taa MONTHLY PERIODS.
t*-Jh ey cure or obviate those numerons dls
eases that spring from irregularity, by reraoriag
the irregularity itseif.
jay They cure Suppressed, Excessive, sai
Painful Menstruation.
They i-ure Oreen Sickness (Chlorosis).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affeetioaa,
Beaviness.
ilns in the back and lower parts of the bodv
Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitatk a
of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteria, Mlik
Headache, Giddiness, etc., etc. In a word, be
removing the irregularity they remove the cause,.
and ssith it ali. the effect* thai spring from it
l-y oin^iosed of simple vegetable extracts,
they contain.uothing deleterious to anv constita
tion, however delicate, tlieir function being te?
substitute strength for weakness, which, irbea
properly used, ihey never fail to do.
They mav b- safely used at any age, aad at
any period, ejvmt. during the Fir*t Three Month*,
during which the unfailing nature of their setioa
would infallibly/rep /f{ pregi
|rom
nancy.
formation or advlea,
IJB' AH letters, seeking iii
riTlwe promptly, freely, and discreetlr
oacli bog,
iptly, freely, and discreetly answered,
ulldirec
Price. |11
Heat by mail, free of postage, on reeelpi
irice.
such orders must l»e sent to C. A.
AM COOK,
Chicago, our General Agent for tbe West.
Sold in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH A FUL
LER, Wholesale Druggists, and bv all Druggists
everywhere.
». V.A\90?K' CMeato.
wiifral A(t«t for thp Ul.t.,vf liiinuUi Mvaw
Mmi'iimmi, Michigan, ai.il Indiana.
DR. w". R. MERWIN A CO.,
.. Sole Proprietors,
Frt#« t. m° STaaar, New York.
ror saTeby ill! Druggists. mhlo-dlyAw«m
HAPPINESS OB MISERY f7'
of
]&
Vftl-icd a'id highly prised Essence of Life This
wonderful agent will restore Manhood to the moat
shattered constitutions iq four weeks, and is used
according to printed instructs, failure is la.
possible. This lit., restoring remedy should be
taken by all about to marry, as lt« streets are aer
inutient. Success in ever* ease is certain
lr. picord's E«sence of Life is sold in eaaes
with full instructions for use, at or four riiiaa'
tities in one for fv, and will be sent to aey part
oerefdlly nocked, on receipt of remittance to M*
aecredited ageat. Circular sent iree on racolm
ef 4 stamps. I'UlLfP ROLAVDp^
St., 1 door west Broadway, if. f,
mcbg-dSu
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