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1 arrire in Chicago at 3:15 p. m., 5:80 a. 1.
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lirnnjt'i Tirkctn tun bo ulitaiui'd at the Com
piiiiv'-. Oiiie.', 5.'.'.'lark Street, undtr Sht-rman
Hou«'\ or ui lie Depot corner ot" Did Van linret:
and Sbertnnu street*..
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NPEK INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SEC
,uv Ii.nsuiv nt tae Un'ted Sti'.n\«
First National Bank of Davenport,
-ir« atib eriptiotja
hna beeu authorized
the
National Ten-Fort) Loan*
For the subset lutions in this Loan, bonds' will bi
i 8iu u of the following detiotnitiatiou^. S^'s. iOfl's)
and I" n jii.t.'ii-it. orivitli e i.ip'H.s at
tached. as may be preferred I• v s.'Sscri'ii-r-i.
These Loudx 111 e redeemable by t!ie Uovernmenl
in
COIN
after
TKS.
uiul payulile
FOBTV
I
Coupon !nnd« are now ready for dMi^erv, and
Registered bonds will lie n.i the 1st of May next.
By an at ofCougiei'- lue issue of tbese bouds
iS lilli .'ij I".
Two Hundred Million* of
Dollar*.
•n amount that will soon be absorbed if ire may
judge of of the previous success of similar appenN
by tne GcvernniL-ot to the loyal people of this
«!Ouutry. These bonds
fxempt from All Kinds of
Taxation.
ft-tdollfertetter incitements to capitalist! than
air security of a public ui1 private churactcr new
aoiruig at par. oicliSldtf
WALL PAPER! HALL PAPER!
N E W S Y E S
For the Season of 1864.
The largest and best stock in the wtr jf?
L. W. PKTERSKN'S,
ko. 22 west 2r. sr.,
HAVINO
MADE LARGE RRRCHA«r.s OF
"ck from Ne»'-
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fore the rite, I am p-epired to offer
Superior Inducements.
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Paper Banger
Palaier, Ulailer, aad Wliltcaer
'm i 21 Km »1 at., -t. Br4.lv Parrr.
Dty Kindlinf Wood.
A TOT OF DRY Fl'fi
wdtr^ by/lAf 4&10 L'-^meil t*4 CUf
l»f JfktUhportr*:
i'liftt tin- Marshal is retr ordered to re
pair the sidcw. lks licn inaft' d^scr^Unl, by
.lalnAilutiiig 'imi plank-jand joi'^c in the
,A*c,e 01 hn.km imd 4 on«»s, thosame
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tr ordcrrd to b? ot .iitl. n ot wi'lih—the
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date.
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bonds not
one hundred ilollars annually, ami
on over one tiuudred dollar# *emi-anniirlly, in
cois.
MejiosiM inii't be ninde in Legal Ttvdcr notes
the nited States, or ill Xittin\at Bant A'"!e Ctr
rtr cy Subscribers will recieve ixterttt frm tit
da./ thf motKft ir depoeittdu i'k thi* JiarJc, and the
bono* will be dtihtrnl at the expense of the Gvr
iru mt tit.
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AnJ the Marshal is neruliy required to
report to this Council the expense ul' rcjiair
iiig auvl laying said siucwalks uppositn each
.il said lots in separate item. l'r»vdefl,
.hat tne owner of saul lot or lots Jo not lay
or iau.se to ho laid tue sai.l sid«wnl!is oppo
site their respective lois on or betoro the
i5tli uay ot duly, 1804, winch time is lierc
OV allowed for linishin^ tho same '\v the
owners "I i'H.s or parcels of land fronting
hoir lots. This order shall be pnhl^hed
me vvitii in the following daily papers:
l.'iiihl J'uii uport (joZfUr and iMlilu Jj-tccn
trrt iMiw rrat, couimtncing the 17th day of
June, 1864.
l»uvtnpjrt, June 15,1884.
PARIS, 1
11. 11. Axobesfs, Com.
SAM'L lilKSUIL.
n i t- L'lWitV, Mayor.
A I-* —Cunia KArPFMiNs, Cuy Cl-rk
Hannibal & St* Joseph Railroad
4 N.I STEAM PACKET LINES ON' THE
ii Missouri River. The ::i'.-t. practicable route
o uie tioi.l Mii: i«f Idi'.ti .. li.imiock City, Vir
ginia City Uallii. .:. Itenvcr, i'"Uoe, Uoisce and
-iln m:. Daily Overland Stages from Atclii
won t" above points. All rail to St. Joseph, At
ehisou. La' n and Weston. The Daily Packet
ICmihe, rutu from Weston to Leuvcnworth, i seven
miles,, uud ..
City, .forty miles.! Sta(e
connections ftuiu Leavennui th and Kansas City
io Lawrence, Topeka, Ft. liilev, Ft. Scott, Santa
.•'ei\
Tri-Weeklv Packets.—The elivant packetsCol
irado, lU'inei J. H. I.a"". West ind and A.
Meaois i.iriu a Tri- Weekly lane trolu St. Joseph
to S'ebraska City, Co.miil Blutr« ami Omaha.—
Also daily Majjesfrom St. Joseph to above point
Miners with teams and luirga^e earned on tl
siime train uml packet to the above starting points
and arrne tre«!i tor the IMains.
t'onneetions made by rui! and by packets on the
Mississippi iiivt-r with the Hanoibtu & St. Joe
K. at y.nu'.y auJ Hannibal.
For ttiren "ti 1'iekits or Freight,apply jo R.
I'rettvmau. airent, at l)ave::por'. or on bourd the
fatlHlie.
J. T. K HAYWARD, Cen'l Sup't.
F. It. tjHOA'i, tier.. Ticket Agent.
Vt. F. liOHlNS)N, (rea. t'r'4 Agent
Erie Railway*
Great Broad Gauze Double iraefe and Telegraph
Route to Now Vork, K"MOII. I'lnladelriiia,
Baliimoie, Harrisbur^' and ill Eastern
Ci'.i 'f, earrvinjt the (ireut Through
United Stat, s Miiil.».
Xi RESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
E'
M.i Ma
to ou the nrrival of at! trains from the
est via the Lake Shore Hydros I, e.lso from Sal
a:aaiK4 .»r. the l. rival ot tn.l.i- via the New llroad
Gauge Atlanti,'and tirem Western Railway from
Cleveland, O., tfivin^ passengrre the advantage
fr Dunkirk or lintial'.., or li oui Cleveland, O.,
of a Six Fuut ClaUiTt, eombiidni ease and comfort
without change, in wid •, roi'iny, palaee cars, di
rect to New \jik. A perf. ttioa attained by no
other route.
FOR FREIuUT
between all points £aat and West, oar facilities are
uuriva.cii. Formingclose andrei.
able connection
at Uuuiiuk ana liuualo wit u Western roads, and
ut ^oluii.aicH with the broad Oauj'e Atlantic and
Orejt Western Kaihvay, by v.hicii rorte there is
uo u :ua.c. oetwecu New York and Cleveland.
Kxpraaa ireignt trains lea.'.- New York daily for
all pomtaic tue W«st, an ikiag as quick time aad
aa low rates as by any other route.
or
KIN'OLIKO WOOD
frP1J|ht or apply at all the principal
offices in tne West, anil at Clark street, Cbiea
go, S40 Broadway, New York, an4 8S Bouth-8t.,
H. H., Mew York, 15 State sttvet,^
Hi. 1 .... Mff-I "HP
LATEST HEWS
mr
Demand fur the Hirrelidtr
of Petersburf made mmm
rm. v M'*'**.
Lot
Krj!/.
*^L-i'
Not Policy to occupy Peten
burg yet.
RlcMnottd nearly cmt off.
^1. jib 1 il lii mi
Grand UcvciflfHIIWtTf rmiu*
ismed.
Stanton to-nipht.
The llrrald't correspondent at City Point
18th. say* the rebels report that Ewell s
corps has been sent against Hunter.
With the capture of the Petersburg and
Danville ltil., all the roads South will be in
our possession.
The track on this road differs in width
from all other roads, which will prevent the
withdrawal of the rolling stgrk.
Wi'h this road in our possession the re
bels will fed that Hi' hiuond is held by Tery
slight tenure.
The lo-, of Petersburg is the virtual sur
render of Richmond.
Let the timid feel assured that the glori
ous campaign of Vieksburg will be par
aUgktL
WASHINGTON, Julie 21
[World's Special. 1
Intelligence from front to yesteraay noon
is at hand.
It is understood that Sheridan is on an
other raid.
Sunday night there was considerable
skirmishing and heavy artillery firing, but
nothing of importance is rejiorted.
A demand lor the surrender of Peters
burg wa made and refused.
Our artillery had already shelled the
p!ac which is nearly deserted by its inhab
itants.
[Tribune's Special.]
Later information from the army is that
all was quiet on Sunday night, with the ex
ception of tin attack on our centre, which
was repulsed.
nic iciteis occupy a high eminence near
town.
It would be useless sacrifice of life to at
tempt to take the town as the rebels, unless
dislodged, would be able to throw shells in
the midst of any force occupying the town.
The position we hold is a very embarras
sing one to the rebels.
Lee announces a victory at Hewlett's C.
H. The attack was made on the 17th.
Fields' and Picket's division of Long
street's corps, charged on Foster, driving
his left and centre back, though he was re
puNed at every other point.
Subsequently a part of the original line
was lost but re gained again to day.
l'.'th.—- Attack was renewed with infan
try and artillery.
A portion of our centre was driven back.
An advance pas ordered and the enemy
was briven back.
So we now hold the line triumphantly.
The 18th corps correspondent of the l'.'th
says Smith's command, except Martindale's
division are all encamped in the neighbor
hood of Fort Walthain.
Hancock corps was repulsed by the enemy
yesterday, when Burnside advanced and suc
ceeded in driving them from their position to
avoid Hanking.
They abandoned the entire line. Hancock
cupieuit."
The lb raid's correspondent with Hunter
says the line of railroad between Charlottes
ville and Lynchburg is destroyed effectually
for two miles, thus cutting in two the rebel
forces at twopiaces.
Tue ller.ii('» James rirer correspondent,
20th, says the rebels were shelled out of po
sition at .Malvern's Hill by the gunboat Eu
taw, and located themselves out of range.
Three rebel rams catne down nearly to
Dutch fiap, and were fireu on by our moni
tors. The ains stiamed slowly baek.
Grant and Itutler were on board, having
an interview with Admiral Lee, and wit
nessed the firing.
rTimes'
Special.}
Nr.ah Ptin.'siiuw, .Tune If.
The country may look for a demonstration
shortly which will greatly change the aspect
of affairs at this point, as preliminary to
other event* of perhaps greater importance.
The bombardment of Petersburg is set
down for the opening step of the ensuing
week's operations.
Birney has his artillery in excellent posi
tio?i. at a range of from 12''n to
14HI
yards
of the heart of the city, and at daylight to
morrow, shelling will commence, provided
the place is not previously surrendered by
evacuation or negotiation, the former of
which is only hkely to occur.
The arrival of Hunter, with his force, at
White House, together with Sheridan en
route to thi- piace, to operate in our vicinity,
has been officially announced this eveniug.
(irant has determined to increase, rather
than diminish, his forces at this place.
Birney. commanding Hancock's corps, has
extended his lines, so that his forces occupy
the ground on which the wounded of yester
day't» charge had since lain.
\EW
YOBK, June 22.
The Peace State Convention met at the
Astor House this noon.
About i0 delegates are present.
Proposition^ to nominate an Independent
candidate for President met with but little
favor.
Wood declined to commit himself for Mc
Clcllan, or any other man, nominated at
Chicago.
Mass meetings are called in thisand other
places, to impress the Chicago Convention
that the people favor peace.
The Committee meet again on Monday.
NEW YORK, June 22.
The Richmond Sentinel of the loth says of
Hunter's operations that after destroying a
part of the Charlottsville railroad they
struck the railroad to Petersburg near Con
cord depot and cut the telegraph.
We hear no more of isolating Lytteh
tu-g.
The Sentinal say it is a failure on account
of Sheridan not joining Hunter, and. also
claims that Hampton whipped Sheridan.
Btucsi
HUNDREDS,
4
June 21,
3o general engagement since last report.
The rebels endeavored to coustruct earth
works on James rives, in the vicinity of
Turkey Bend and Malvern Hill, but our gun
boats shelled them out.
Supplies have been sent to Sheridan at
White House.
HALIFAX, June 22.
The pirate Alabama is reported Is tare,
burnt many vessels lately.
Political affairs are unchanged.
1 El YOLK dlLL-UEADS-
Gr
at -Jie DBHDCRAT OFFICfi
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CHA8. tlUHWi
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B. W.
W. 'Ik
XCELSIOR JOB PRINTING-
at the
DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
1 YOUR CARDS PRINTED—
at the DEMOCRAT OFFICE
K1BH,
CAiPnmaV.
AND BCILBOL BBOP OK
CowwdatAlv, •mMaPoa^eoa,
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Ugyna^np.
The*'' Bitters are prepared, in pure bwtrt
whinkv, from aeombination of OT«r 20 dlftient
kind-«.f roots, barks :.nd herbs which act in p*r
feet concert o'te will h" ot h*r,
prepared ft
VOLS
NEW YORK,
July 22.
were received from Sec'y
QUI
the
original formula ".wn b* the jcrrat chie( Bed
Jacket, to Dr.Chapin.who useiMhem
suw»«fullv
in his practice for ii)»oy yenr*. and by their use
gained so ^reut a popularity in the.cure of vspi
sia Liver '.us,
plaint. Con
»ti pat ion. Sick and
headache. Feverr.r.d Ajjne. and ali«tts..aM,
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffer :.!: from either of th"se ioatli«om.- discuses
11 find a sure cure by thei)'«of those Bitters,
.ich are perfectly pure rvid free from nil tb»«
and pois .n* u-nally pot up in sur t.r -i.ai
ation«. and piihacd "ffon an un»u*|eet.t]i.r public.
One mill ivill convince the most skei^'cal that ii
Red Jacket is virture which n. ne o'her possess.
Thev «trenrtlien and inriirorAie the system.
Th'V are unequaled tor n' rn! debility.
TheV are a sure cure for dy«pi p«iu.
TlicV trite n good and healthy Hpp»tite«
Thev assist digestion. ___
TheV are th'- be»t stinmlent in existreer.
Thrv are a preventive «if fever and ngMfe
Thev relieve constipation.
Thrv cure nervous headache.
Tii' v are perfeetlv pure and palatable.
Aired persons and d.-lic :itemales «ill find they
can save larife doct.r bills hi liseol lhese Bitters.
Beware of counterfeit*. Ited Jacket Hitters are
T.'V »O!d
in bo'tles. with our name bio v. n the
side. 'J'
Me a! and Tab!
s, whieh are perfectly
'd to be ajipr.-eiiited.
Ve OUT inJ'I tnh.l on
pure, and need only b"
None geniiiiiR unless they
aeh buttle, nnd our initials pressed in wax ovei
the cork. Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the countrv. Callfur our goods atid
take no other. Circufars l" the trade sunjdie
on application to BENNETT I'lETTRS k. CO.
Sold bv No. 2i River St., Cliieuif.j.
F. S.
Ilailord, at wholesale l.y Beiderbeckc
Miller. jtineiid-diwly
A
mck i rtE.t.n s.iLoo.r:
Ui:0. MATTIIF.fi,
Ko. IO St IfJ liradii *S''., i. i «'«.:• helmr
HAS
FITTED UP AN ELEGANT
lee
Crenui Hoom for the aeeommodation
ot Ladies i.iid Gentlemen, Ptid iwialsacall from
his friends, and the public generally. Guests
will be served with the most delicious
CREAMS,
Ete., that ean be produced, and waited np»ti with
kiudest att'-mion.
Bakery and CoMfeetionery.
I am also prepare to supply the mnrket with
the freshes Ple», CakeK^ lirend, and in
profession,
supplied
fact everything pertiiining to buk'
made rum ihc »t Hour. Parti
the shortest notice.
Also the best assortment of Confectioneries in
thecitv. Call and see me. All goods warranted.
jnesfo-dtf GEO. MATTHES.
Si EH' JEWELRY STORE!
J. D. WILLSOIV
Pk
JRFMTM.T.V AHUCNU:? TO THK
people of Davenport, and vicinity, that he
has just opened at his new More, on
llrady St., iirwt door above 3*1,
a carefully selected, and very choice
assortment of
WATCHES, BLOCKS
E W E It Y
embracing every modern style and nat'rn. whieh
he offers «t lenmrkably low tigare. Also
Plated and Silver Ware!
warranted to be of superior quality. Jty offering
the best quality of Goods, selling reasonable
prices, and prompt attention to t'^e wants of the
public he hopes to merit n libcul patrotnire.
Call and See nty Stock.
X. Particular attcnUon ^iven to repairing
Watches. jteil-dtf
»WM. ALI.U^I IA«AM.!«,
Arrhitrrt, (ontrarlor k Nolirilor of Patents
tiirat't
Jl'!
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot, cor
ner Madison and Cunal streets, Chicago, on ar
rival of trains from the West, as follows
MAILS,
every n.oinirig, e\teju ."juud.ns.
EXPRKSS. every ev. Ding e\cept Saturdays.
Both Trains connecting
at Fort Wayne with the
trains of the To edo and Wuba.sh Railway, at noon
nd midnight.
THE HE IS KO CHANGE OF CARS.
BETU'KEX.
Chieagm and Pi it bar
And but ONE CHANGE between
CniCAOO
SAVING OF TWO HOURS TIttE,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA TEV FORT
WA YXE IWAD.
For eatr at the prir?ipj Ticket O',Tiers
Dr.
e if- En'tmato /•'itrriifhcl for
'••(••••j! a if* AT'it/ivuri/,
PLANS
FROM NODDLES von
AKD PLTLLAOELPHIA, OR TO XXW ITMK
VIA
Al.I
F.RTON.
Woodrnfr* State Room Sleeping Fan.
GARDNER,
r-,•- .w
UD
Rtun
GAHI SKK
THK
PATENT
Ollice, nnd Machinery of every discription
in Isouieti:cal an I Geometrical perspective.
Oliicc col ner of Brady mid Ud .street^, Daven
po.t, lowi:, over Macklnt's hank. jnelii-dtf
Pittsburg:, Ft. W. & Chi. R. R.
Th'* shortest line from Chicago to New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, A\ asbin^lon City, llai
rislmrr, and I'itt sbut _'. Also the direct route to
Boston, Albany. Buffalo Dunkirk, Clevi land,
Colin.:b i», I'ineinnr.i i, Wheeling. Dayton. And
nil cities and toivns betweeu Chicago and those
points above nmned.
CATAIACT or
go is shocked
"ree.
Com
Arc run on Night Trains, nndbaggr
through to all Eastern Cities and bundle.J free.
To secure the Shortest Route, tJrenteit
fort, and the
n
the
West at the Company's Offices in Chicago, cor
ner Randolph and Dearliorti street •», and at the
Union Depot, West sid by
A. HOLLID.W, Ticket Agent.
For further information at,?lv io
W. C. CLELLAND. S. ft. 1 a-s Agent. Cliieaao,
W M. P. SHINX.
11 nM'ma Pen. Pass A-^en, Pittsburg, Pa.
MANHOOD:
How Eiotot How Kentored
Jutt uliifhfl, in hd Enrdopf. J'rin 6 crnt*.
A
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
MENT and Radical Cure «f Spermrtorrhaja,
or Seminal Weakness, lnvohintnry Emissions.
Sexual Debili'y and Impediments to Mai riage
generally Nervousness, Consumption, Eilepsy
and Fits' Mental and Physical Incapacity, le
sultingfrom Self Abuse, Ac., by ROBKKT J.'CI
VEBWCLL,
Via Baltimore, 22.
IrREAT WESTERN BREWERI!
I
The steamer Africa, from Liverpool 11th
and Queenstown 12th, arrived here to-day,
with two days' later news.
Irhe Proprietor
*TT7ni.L DELIVER IX t^TKfTOIlT OR
W Rock Island, their
CritB uiAikrAki ulPirter
At following prices Present use Ale and
Porter by the bbl., $8 halfbbl., •4.2,'i: quarter,
tajtZ. Stock Ale aad Porter by the bbl., a9: haif
ibL, (4.76 quarter, fS.50.
feblS-dly O. 11. RBrKRN.
JTHe itrmy
ARRANDALK k CO., Importers, 1Q Braadway
New York, want Agents in evarj
aaonty aad erefT
ragiaent, for the ante of their new aty!oa ar
Watcfces.^aJtaHwaiJglttara't'MaiHMMMMtlt
dfiisT.
OF NEW YORK,
TREATS ALL
Diseases
E E & E A K
For ttie past year he his bcetl practicing, With
great success, in Wisconsin, and respectfully in
foru.s the citizens of Davenport and Rock Island
that he has taken
ROOMS AT THE BI RTIS H0I SE,
Wherefcewlll remain untilTliurwday.
Jnly 7tb.
He can be consulted daily from 9 A. M. till 11'.
M., and from 2 to 5 P. M., for
E E S S
Noise in the Head,
a a a
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND tUL
DR. GARDNER does not pretend to cure all
diseases, but from seventeen years practice lit Eu
rope and this country, is prepared to treat all cu
rable cases.
Operations for Cataiact, Strabismus or Cross
Eyes, Artilicial Pupils, Ac., skillfully performed.
Artificial Eyes Inverted wltlsont Pain,
and perfectly resembling the natural eye. Deaf
ness, Running from the Ear, Scales in the Eai
Polnpus in the Ear, Accumulation of Wax in
Ear.
Testimonials and Opinions of the
Pre«s.
Mm. J. 0. Pure, of Albanv, who has been affccledwr
dearness for .. veiiteeii .cmthat fcVcowM not rt
thij»lli-J sounds. At lilli"-! -lie bail u r.'anu" C"i
tl.n •in s. She consulted several physicians Albnn
New York. Bo ,iou, and Phihidelpiiia, vvitLout receiving
.nv heneti'.. She called on Dr. loirdnci- for treatment,
and iu one week sic entirely recovered her hearing, and
can now hear as well as sbe ever could.
1 know the case of Mr*. Pine to have been true, having
had the statemeflt ttom *lhe lady herself.
'Signed. A.
rjor
PriMim
C. WINSLOW.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, Troy.
is 'tne of the most successful Oculists
and Adrists iu the «,*ountry. We advise those suffering
from diseases of tlje Kye and Mat to consult him.—Tni/
Titn*e, April 26, "»«•£.'
I certify that I have been afflicted f«.r two years with
granular inthmiation of the eyes. 1 have been under the
cure of sevcra'i phvsichins, hut they did not atlord me any
relief. At tiines i -offered so with pain thai I could not
sleep. I called on Dr. Gardner two weeks ago, and have
lieen under 'lis trea'Dient since. I am now l.anpy to -ay
that I can u «e my evfur the usual purpose, .seemingly,
as well as e rcr. T6« pain has entir*dy lelt me.
Miss Aman W
THK RVK
IA
A I.TRRS,
Milwaukee.
EMRACTKI..- Dr. Oardner, the
skinful Oculist and Aurist, performed a very delicate and
sueee—ftil i.eratii.n on tho eves of Mrs. Ogden, lauy
residing lie ir Tunnell Citv. Monroe county, in this State.
The la.tv ,as been totallv blind in one eye for three
years, n'nrf in the other for .seventeen month-. She is
now tiftv -seven vars of ug*. Th operation, we are
told, wai .me of iimo-t difficult character. The Iwly re
ceived
preparatorv tn atnient tor three v
Th. uperetion was th" extraction of
thro\iv',i an artificial opening made l.y a Knife in the an
terior portion of th" eve. The r.-ult, as we ai e inlorm
e-i, ha. s more than realised the expectations of Mrs. t»g_
den .il her friends. No sooner
eks.
the cataract
WHS
the convex lens of
theej extracted than the li^'ht of day burst npon the
at£f(i luafron who liu'l t»inlun*l ft night
M'
'ong
ttMlicnirt. The iKiotor in ••ntilled to grent cwdit for th^
skill he displayed in the operation.—Othkunh, Cjut ttr.
Hie Jnnesville^Wis.i (fagrt-U ays: "The testimonials
which Dr. Gardner pnfents f.. the pulilic ctibl never
have been obtained .-xe-pt by the display of great skill
and learning in his profession. One thing esjMTially
commendable in the Doctor's practice is that he will not
attempt an ireurable di-eme tor the sake of a fee, but
frankly tells the patient whether he can be cured or not.
We chcerfullv recommend Dr. Gardner to the attention
of all our friends who may be
the eve or ear.
atarrh tared.
Dr.
JVr. J. L. fayl' rn, i'rotidencs, &
Krm^lednigent'u«'e
L-
M. D., author of the '(iron Bock, frc.
"A Boon to Thmisandn of Sufferer*."
Sent under r.cal, in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents or two
postage steanips. by DR. J. KLINE, 127 Bow
ery, New York—Post Office boj 4Ss6. jel0-dw3m
of the usual remedies, such as
sniffs of different kinds, nitrate of silver, tar water, ol
ive tar and inhalations, lent without any salutary effects.
Ust summer I heard of l» Gardner s successful mode
of ire*.in.' catarrh, visit. 1 tit™ and put myself under
his treatment. I began in- n^diately to improve, and this
improvement has gone on to the present Um.. Mt ca
tarrh has Rradually melted away, my cough has disap
peared, mr voice has becoi tie natural, and I am oitee
more able to preneh the blessed Gospel Letmeadv^e
all troubled with catarrh dr®«lt"e« to apply to Dr.
Gardner.
Gardner's treatment of the #y®
ful.—Mihranktt Iteily Ktxt.
aad ear la wader-
Tfcoati nf mr toadoti' afflicted with diaeascs of th ry«
id ear should not neglect to avail themselves .r Jheop
-•rtunitv of eoiwultinir Iti*. •Gardner, Ocu"
le is oue nf the most successful operator
ry, and the number of cures he has pe'
it»- is a sufficient cnarantee of his skilT
in
and ear should not neg!
«»rtunitv of consultinit Dr. IJardner, Oculist and Auri't.
rators in the cotiu
rformed in this
citv is a sufficient guarantee of his ofcHI in this speciriity.
—Albany Statesman.
Hn.W*r*BA, FOIRTIT ST., March 7, i».
Dasviraso oy Six YOAM STASOISII Craan i*OxrWBBK.
Da. OABDSBB—Dear Sir feel great uleseure^ inaau
jnl qn testimony to the numei ous utitaaitaa which yan
possess of vour ability and success in curing deafneaa. I
have been deaf for nearly aix years so much aothat
•t times I oonld hstiflt aistingaish sounds. I cnHen on
von one week ago, ana alter two mierations I am happy
to state that the noise in my toadal entireto" anhoi^o^
ond a»y heariir is, to all {ypdie^
reatwed.
^x/ fi :/Si.TAr
-?V-e
•!».' ia-^-rw^g .*«g|ip »l! I
e. mtwtu. w. uam i
NEWfelifi ABAIM,
nKTHST?. CORNKR BRADY AlTD I
Fourth a»r ts, over Parka A Hoa
'mer a ttroc ry store. All persona
«bo Bpj-rericte a superior sty la of Dentistry
will do well to call. Prices moderate, •miaU
work warranted. Rot
ranee on 4
th nt.
fgrgtcal aai Meekaakal Beatlrt I
rpEKTII MOUNTED ON OOLD. 8II.VEK,
l'latina or Ruber Plate, either plain, in blocks
ill ,fc (T with COJCTIXI Oi ot •!.. All who want n Sitpe
«tvle of work, at the lowest living price, wtl
w
fi to call on Dr. V Satisfaction guarantied
Teeth extracted at all hours in the day or night.
Orrrcr. -Corner 5d and Main St*., opposite Le
Claire House and National llwik. inhs-dawly
Jt.J. aETE«.43ICB.
DENTIST. ROOM NO. 1, OYER
Post Office. Dam.NINIBT. Iowa.
X. It.—T'-«th extracted at ail
dee! t-dtf
PHYSICIAMS.
J. A. Kfr:iB», *. B.f
PHYSICIAN
AYSHMAN AND SL'Rtil'ON. OFFCE IN
of State Bank Building. Residence
6th st., Ix-t. Itardv nnd Perry streets, tioli'd-.v
ATTOnNCYS.
JOU RAWFORI»,
ATTORNKV
GEORGE K. PARKER,
Main Street, between Second and Third,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
foiled* Back
FAT.
HAVLING
•fnH!
JLI
Tw. licaoLs,
AND HURGEON. OITICE
residence N.i. corner Main and Third
Streets, Da-, mpoit, Iowa. jy^1*'-
•vk.
PHYSICIAN.
Srm.F.ON, WUI.IST AND
Aurist. Ollii e and residence i'S Hradv St.,
"tween 4tli and .'ii!i, Dav "iipert. ?p 4-dtf
i»n. uau».
OFFICE
IN KAIlRANIi BLOCK. CORXKK
of Brailv and Second street*, upstairs. Da
Ii'Wit. tttirMtion gi\ i n to trrat
raerit of 'hrt»nic s un-l rcinaU* roiitpluiiit*«
Cif everv varietv, imd treats Cnncers nnd nil dis
eases pemicinj thereto without usinsf the knife,
bv a li'-w pioo"«^-- »a4'e|Hii! etleelUHl in all eorable
«es. Othi-e imur.s from V it. m. io i o. in.
Addrcs- Hov '-v'^. aplt dAwly
DR. «. W. MrC.ia.'V,
IIY1CIAN AND SI"litiEON. OFFICE IN
oier Pont OHice. Re.id.
of Brady—tfd I'mir from :'th ?t,
AT LAW. PENSION AND
Bountv Agent. Farrand ii Block, Davenport,
iowa.
IAMBS T. LANR. 'oux
I.A^fK Sc.
A?
RROW1W St l-I-V,
A.TTORNEY
„tVM
i .ce vast aide
J.dv idwtf
THOf*. J. 11.KM, M, •».
DR.
li.KS NOW OFFERS Ills SERVIIIES
in the various brunches of tnedii im: and
surgery, «/'('."/ in ll.uri. tronblesoiiio "hroiitc
diseases so per^dexintj both to patient ami phv
•ician. office on Third *tie.t, between limdy
and Main, opposite Dr. Adl. r'a office. my ltf|
J. H'. n. K4HKR,
Phnseinent
HO
m-
"Ar
DAY,
TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE IX HAM.
A
1
Impaired »if hi,
Perry's ne»v block, opp. l'.»M Ollice.
Partarrnhip.
rfO. P. COOK. J. Wit.SOX DBCBT
COOK St DRUB1.
u e e o k I n if* Lindlty.
TTORNKYS AND COUNSELORS *T LAW
.Office corner of Main and 3d Sts. jyiMdwtr
AliT W ITT iHGR,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
OfFicn-on Main street, in Grant's Block,
np stairs. ny96-dtf ___
A. K. BKOW.V. AT-RITEI)
srt.i.r]
SAND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Office corner Sd and Brady Sts. Davenport,
Iowa. t.'.r!ll.r
FIC4-%M Pl.l tlKH,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
and Notarv Public. Office in LeClaire Block,
Davenport. Iowa. jneL'-dtf
h/I». c:o:iui»oS[.
ATTORNEYstairs.
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
and Notary Public. Othce, N. W. cor. Bra
dy A 2d Sts, up Entrance on Brady. j'26
•AHKS QBA.VT. H. F. 8H1TU]
URAKT ftniTN.
TTOI1NEQS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
A
id Notaries Public. Office, Mail. St., west
aide, between Front and L'd sts. »cp I dawtl'
CHAS. PI'TV
til.
ATTORNEYS
I 'J:' V V. ROOKHS.
PI Tt«« A ROCiRRM,
AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Office in Davenport's Block. Ld floor. ic'
WAR CLAIM,
BOtVn A PENSION
A»K\T.
Ronntie*. and Prn«ion«.
BEEN ENGAGED FOR OVER
yea
ST'NTLV
of
worst
worse,
I have been much troubled with atarrh of ttie
type for some twenty years. It gradually grew
producing cough and hoarsness, .(estroying the sense of
.'metl, and breaking down my general health to such a
degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate, and sua
vaoa.
A
ear in pro-ccnting Clan..- for Pen-ions,
Arrciir:-. and Bounties, parties ran relv uiion hsv
ing their mutters attended to as proinptlv as lie
business of the ariou- Department- at
w
ashing,
ton will permit. jyy.'-dtf
HOTELS.
cr
HI RTIft HOI 8R,
IORNTR OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS,
Davenpoft, Inwn.
OiJIM IK IIOI NE,
Pt.et.•"
J. GILLETT. PROPRIETOR, FRONTING
and Passenger Station, Muscatine.
Pi:.1iYMYI.VI.\l HOI mi:,
CDAVIS
ORNER OF 4TH AND iOWA STREETS,—
*Sovs, PKOPIIIMOI'S. Free oiiuiibtis
to and from the cars and bonis. Proprietors of
the LeClaire, l'i mcefon and Lyons, and the lie
Witt and lliiquoketa Sta^e Lin' .. Stag 's avi
the House for the above naned and contiguous
points every day. dwtf
91KTHOPOMTA^ HOTEL,
CORNER RANDOLPH A WELLS STREETS,
Chicago, III.
MMMSm] S. H. SKINNER.
BUTCHBftft.
l'Msnily Heat Market.
F. RAI Hl'H,
2 0 E a 8 e o n S e e
Wo
KEEPT HIS MARKET CON
supplied with the bestqual
itv of Beef. Pork, Veal, Mntton,
which he sells ch"aj«er than any othrr
batcher in the citv. Corned Piclilrn Pork,
Cured Hams and Dried Beef constant I|v on hand.
Call and try ma. my':o-dtf
«r.o. THir.i.t:,
a i y a e
BRADY STREET, BE. 4TH
k I5TH
Sttppiics families with the very
be«t Meats of all kinds, at the low
est market prices. Very particular attention
paid to toe want" of customer*. mylM-dly_
WlgteiLLANEOUi.
KOCH.
AND DEALER IX
Furs, Ac. Store on
qpl c,m
JII.IIM
MANUFACTURER
Hats, Caps, Glove*, rurs,
td St. betwe'-n Main and Harrison.
HIMRV HKI.BY,
THALER IX FURNITl REJ CARPETS,
1 Mat*. Oil Cloth Matting, Window Shades,
ST Hast Sc-ond St.. nert door to Parry. jytsl
JACOB I4TIRX,
PTENTIOS
RACTICAL DYER.-PARTICULAR AT.
paid to dyeing Cloths, Milk*. Velvets
or Garments of any kind -to give any color de
are
d. Third street, two doors west of Iowa—
•Mih side. ar!5-dly
O'COSAOB.
OH'OIWB St XOMM.
BLACLivry
&RMITHS AND HORSE bHOERS.—
Shop on orumercial Alley, next Eoor Ut
Bmith's 'table. Work neatly and prompt
|y tone, (/liar^^1 rfamntbl*1.
JAft. AATmxv,
BARHCTAND
~t 4% -k
''FIC
teniae
JMO'.H. BOjOOD. AGENT
OFFICE, a* FIFTH STatCT,
On* door N.
of Cheanut at. ST. LOUIS Mo.
roRSACITIUlMMIISTS.
a.Vjr 9«CM« p*r
This Mcdicine will qot cure all diseases.
It will enre RheMialltNM,
aad illenralcla.
ltlls not a ^naek Medicine
The receipt for making it
WM
ALEI. LKITCU, ESO.
A hoaltbjr tonic, gentk atlmolant and onequal
N morntoB apiiellcr. Prepared In ripr oM
Sonrbon. RCIDR
DO*
all
t-»
XtMlOY
n u
i
procured of th*
oelebrated lW LallenuuMl. of France, by Aleiy
Lfitcti, th" well known Chemist and Dnifist or
St. Louis, Mo. wus introduri'd to the pohlii|
thelstof June, Hundreds have been cured
bv its use after trxin^.all other remedies, and
hate given their certificates to 'ha* effect witkia
the pxst 'welve maiUtit..
rhlv ranootntended lv the MF.l)|CAl|'
V. AH good Pliysi^'ian* v, U are ac
i^lt is highb
FACUUT.
qi'iainted with the medicine do not husitate tt
prescribe it.
i See w hat Dn. I'uuurs, oue of the oldest BBC
best Physicians of Ht. l/onis says:
ST. Loia.s, J.Mie liih, 1«H.
1|
lia. Jon* H. Bt.oon, Agent ot Lallcmand'M
Uheuwatiani, Oout and Neuralgia Specific
nave prescribed the above mention-d Sperihc.aai
mast kav that 1 have never found anv reined*
thai carries.*" touch certainty of a quick and sal.
utarr cur« a» that has in all ciy-i s ^liere I ha«%
used it. PR. a. Yi.
PU1LI.1PS,
lA-Uur from Cnplaln Slalin, previous to Joha
H. Wood's Alienor foj tho inedietdc
Sr. Lou*. March 31st, 18W.
Like mauv |of tay pra.
fessioo I bm eautl'ured severely with rheumntl»
naix.iit re
FPA
rlieunuittw™.
and could get no permanent relief till I triad
vuut tvieoitic. 1 am happy to say that its una, ia
a fevr Jars, restored tne to health.
[Signedj CAP1. MAUN.
Of the steamer Warsaw. ,t
Lis*
LI
j!, I
I.L.,
July l'i, lstiJ.
Jotis 11. Iti.ooii, ESQ— Dear Sir 1 have bean
a sufferer for six year# with Chronic Rhcuiuatisn,
and 1 take great plcoxure In recommending your
Lalletnand, Gout and Neuralgia H|»ecilic to oe tho
nest medicine for that disease that 1 ever heard
of.BWheo 1 coouaeuoud Uluug it. 1 could hardly
walk or sit still, ao great waa tue pam, aud ia
three days 1-wan frrm from it. aud my legs ara.
for thu tii st lime iu tivy years, free Irou'i pain, ana
I feet
nimble that I think 1 would he dauoiag
all the while if it did not cost so much .r nmsie.
But, air, il is a splendid medicine, aud I Wonhk
recommend all those afflicted those diseases totrj
t. 1 have just found t'upt. Raymond, ,a friend
)f mine) on his hack wilb intlai.imatoiy rheuma
tism, and I told him what your medicine did for
me. Men ill send to you for sotue of it. Enclosed
please tind two dollars, and scud me two bolt lea
af thu Specific. If I should not need it myself, 1
will K'vo 'l "otne one thai does, for there ara
plenty that nre suffering with those disease* that
are unacquainted with our S|»ecilicp and I think
»on ought to publish it iu every city iu the Ima,
Very respect felly yours,
CAPT. JAMES W. BROWN
Residence: Chicago, III.
P. S.—Send medicine to oare of B. F. w'. Whlt
•nau Chicago. J. U.B.
Frona lion. Jndce l.ord, mi the
und Caart.
ST. Iioi'ts, Feb. 2Mb, ls#4.
J. II. BLOOO, Esir—Dear Sir: I have triad
your Rheumatism, Nemalgia and Uout SpeciBa,
aud have found great relief from it when other
remedi"* have failed. I think it a very safe and
rtliiible medicine.
Ycrv respectfully vonr fr'mnd,
C.
I«. LORD.
Lalleaaaad*a Hpeciac seldom fails to
euro the worst cases of KkenaaatlMB«
Goat and Nearalprla. A sufficient num
Iter of certificates to fill a newspaper could be
procured from persons well known to the publie,
if necessary. T'i all tcose affected, a trial oT Um
medicine is the l« st uvicence they can have.
Persons going to the Mines, where thev will be
exposed to Rheumatism aud Neuralgia, aud whara
medicines are scarce, Mion'd supply thcuiselrM
with Lallemand's Specific.
FOIt BALE BV ALL DRUOOI8T8.
June »i, 1H'.4. d&wlf
SWAIN'S
SWAIN* BOURBON MTTERT
TWJUM
BoomoN
MTTEK
used ta the exclusion af
other Bitter* In more than flftj InM
States Army Hoi/ntali, and mllUotii ot prtvat*
hmlliei, and Is the miIf popular medldaa
which has been especially tztmpttd fnma
Mmnp tax by the United Males goTrrnniml,
on the xreund of lt« haying been adopted as
a
•taadaril rrmtty by th« medical frolessfea.
SWAUR BOURBON BITTEIIT
rare made of logn-dlrnU well known
and approved by the mrliral pttf'—ion, ae
haying p»\eer/nl IOKIO prupttlln, are Itolb
palatable and pleasant, with tiifBdrnt ntrtng
14
SaiftO prnptrtitt to correct the lillloni derange
Bentof IhcsjTitem, and act like a char in wliaa
taken acrording lu dlrccUon, aa a remedy Iw
the following dUeatr* htMgtttitn, Itpftp
tia, Anmrftet, tiwr AJftrtiome, but of
Mi, IMMW
O/
Spirit, Sallrm ftwflixllis,
SWAIN'S BOURBON BITTEtt
CMMMU, aad kindred dlseaas^
FTIM
a dimrdered condition of UM
Liver, or Bowels. L«t (eery am*
Iff these agreeabl-* Bitt»rs once tried aa4
aasd, they will remain end them wltli eoaft.
dsnes to
all others who are In need of a whole
OSOM, agreeable and effectual tonic. The rap.
Mlylacreadng demand fir th»«* BitOr* haa
me to giye them puhllclljr, so tliati
i who have net aasd tbem, may try
and be convinced of thalr etBraey.—
HTTEK
who have tried and fonnd
Other "Sicmmtk BitUrt" tne bitter,
taHs and tea highly for their del
rv1
A*D
Taos, uowkdf
HAIR DRE»8EB AT THE
Itnrtis House, renpeetftilly informa the Mh
lie that he i. i-repared for Shaving hair cnt^
A^dresiiog io tli6 mort nfiprffltt myi#
DEBOLT
A tl«
SI
J.iqwon ami Htfr n
Irate
Me, please give these a trial, and yon wtt
•at lie without theal. They will give toot le
UMaloaach,and (treogth to the whole ay
ilea.
BTU yoar draggWt or tr».1iaaiaii baa net
got theee BUurt, have him sen* for tb«».
H^Ssaembsr Ike aaaM, aad lake no
OMHT.
At enpiMklon of Dr. Owalo's lllhn, Wfhf
beta made public through the rotumni of attM
lovgali, and having been adopted aa a standard i
the Medical Rrotesrion, •re bjr the
of Internal heyeaae,
iovnaii, ana navn
•dy bv the Medical
moani raw
derldaa eg
nmq
MTV.
SnMMMrAMFI
DE. C. IL SWAIN,
I ITS Broadway, Mew Tetk, mi
1M flanth Water at,
0. A, 000K, Oaaeral Agent for Um Waal,
OSeo, Market Btroet, CUa^a
Hold al wholesale in 'nicago by I* ni|.-r ruich
k Fuller, Bu.hana k Van fohnaek, |W. D. Htf
ris A Co., and C. F. Smitl', 'IruggistV In DaV*
•nportby Beiderbeck A Miller. Jwl6diy
Ckieag* 4 l*k Mm4 R«llr«ai.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
r-w
IIJI
AFTER MONDAY, MAY 11th, 1964.
y and nmil further noiiee, traha will hat*
paTinnalaiilT, Sundays oxeepted as follows
lot Malt Main ut s jgi, 4. tt,
Sd Night exprea i 6, r. n.
Amro at Davenport daily, (Sundays excepted)
as follows
1st Niaht express al fi 80, A a.
•d Dally express aad mail train 05, p. g.
All trains over this route arc in direct connect
tioa at Chicago with trains over both the Michi—
(aa Southern. Micbiga* Ceatral, PHHihin, F«ft
Wayne and Chicaaro Railroads to and front De
tarn, Toledo, Celnmbos. CleveUnd, CiaolaaatL
l'ittabarg, Dankitk. MUe, NinMraFaUs, Alba!
1 New York, PhiladolpM^ Baltiaoro, «nd
1 ISioS|Mr'a« reminded of tho nsrsasilj
of (ivlng onrtiaot dirssMolaskfctn tho mtkkltX'
aClMrbauagd, alao to atisati
ooaiaiaAot
abltlhl
,i.i
r,
TOla* iatl (tilalit*!
md'*i

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