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VOLUME 10.
BKAiL BaTATeB
ANB
ANCE
filial
JOHN L. SWIT3 & C0.»
L. SWITR, I. B. KILIf W. P. KIlHt,
JVftOlcola' meek. («P •«»%), "W
tCt'O^DIT.
(•imti 4 CniBfroci Firw,
CITY LOTS,
DwMliiMK Hoi
Bought, Sold
and
andc'mro.aTjditg
beautiful river view. File* $
1,900.
dn'ler fine cultW.it.ou -HO, «i(h good dwell
ing and out building well
aril, tf.
cash, balanc" on tune to cuit.
No.
S
u0o
I'ir ii on the Iowa CHyfl.oenst
iv, ali uuiUr \v
I'liiviition. bid a
.ice
»trvt road, in'l-'* tr
Mid ti-Tiber land/ Good Uo 'ctory Hame dwell
rnc I'Tth iif-eessnry out building,, etc. Tnee
Frtrm of acre- on River road be
t-,T* IV.ncetou ard I.ecl.ure l..rKe orchard.
in i-llinsr, barn and '»t )ii»v»a. 1 rioe
Lz' r-tuh halcn(*C Oil tlllW to SUit.
N.i Qoe
IL*.?1
ll«
*"v*ic* r»rmin CleotiaTownship
n*r of F**u ill and !ura::t »U-
Wvs
on the H. & M. U,ilr,ad. all i-'M'rovvd and
•JtJ i. fence «iid vritli good hoosc and bam |2,.
P^r acre.
oUlPT. r,o
,V above, with l^e itnprovemtnM. »29 per
at *,^1 acre* rniniproved land near Dtt
•ant.at #1" per
fear's at ton per cent.
2o. ner*'s in l.inn v.onnty,
inder i'ence.'i
a
cres iu Sioux county at fier acrik
1II40 acres in «'lav county at *1 per acre
W''.'' acre* in Hancock county at 1 per acrlfe
..to acres iu Winnd»!M£» o. at |1 per acra.
It
per acre,
per acre.
i oiintv.
£'«.io acres at
i io acre* ulf 2
acres in Tama
ISO acres id Stor ceunty.
4W acres in Oruudv county at ft per acre,
g, ,,
acrca
iu U.uK county ai per acre.
acrt i
640 acres in Houston t'ountv at: &.„< per acre.
:•,.
acra o/ i"
t!'u
ttr
Hiitfirl Fire Usnruce
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
fldii Fire lisirMW Ct^
OF 'KW VORK.
ItlsatteFlrelBiarsBeeCei
OFNBW YORK.
IJBIT
Fin ImmM C#^
New York,
•••e lisvuee €•«,
No v r..n.
9»riiKfleM
**3t
MIROT.
Leaood.
House Lots for Sale*
A Or«ftt BatToiB.
No Tho* 1'iI•»!'• ouildii.f* l"ts corner
fweiftUaad Kort: Isiun.l feeing
front on s"uii l-'tH street, «'d
1Stf on
•Mt side of ^ir^vt.
fh«- shore i» n iy ii»* location: price very
Icir- terias uncommonly easy—a »»n*U amount
ef caab down—iw'un'oon kini»t»rm or year* at
a low ralo of iaU" .«
No 41 1k1 on lir*trJv street, westftjde,66 feet
front bv IIS feet .rirp rerrlow On por
ment for Hi" lot w'!'
Am
No 21 On Jira street, 10" feet front by ISO
Ml deen-fenred. '5 riee flil per from 'oot
No. 8. On Thii =tr. t. lot So. ljt'ar*er »M
fction, corner l't,)i.r:c*. f'f".
No S" Four house lot" in D»Tiim A Tut
additiontllWenel. Terms easy.
No* "1 B2, 33. Thirty house lots in Slnyme
(/r't addition I'/*' to #15" each. Terms easy.
Ho. '.7. A valuable city 1-t t-. E. corner of
Main and College Avenue a'"'feet on Main by
160 feet on Coil«*e Aveuuc
a
WGTIHORE'S ADDITION,
(Commonly known as "1* Claire McS,1*)
IS NOW LMO OFF INTO LOTS .OF
ILL PRICES, MO THEY ME RUDY
FOR S*LE ON VERY CAST TERIS
MO LOW PRICES.
Wilt Lf*», Store Lots, Warehouse Lots, Factory
Lot*.
•tore for nale.
Bo 47. One on *th St., just east of Brady St.
Me! 48. Four on Mh neur Railroad bridge.
HOUKCB
for Kale,
htn\ til-,
a
-kn-fi'Ty brick dwel
ls lv 'i" ', cor. Lvndc nnd
No. 10. In
The in '-ondi'Kjri, is lio .v
tinted pos-s=..
S
i on in 3dnys. (The house.
ZTk:V" 1....S0 «ud lot n,bv o„e
tUiiil cusli: baliincc on liinu ul low interest
.No ,v. A IJI-I W ilv-iiii'H on K iia M.
»1 «o0- c»*h. ri -t on time »t -per c-.-nt.
N'o S7. Tlse e»t:it» no* ouned and _oreopted
bv leo S C. i«w. Ksn .'K nis the dwelling housj
»nd ttir'. o full t.. If-ntinji uth upon •,•!» M.,
sorner vf Fari.um :te.:t. 1 oou-e is p'-r^
feet repair, bavins iM htti up by the owner
for himself. The entire arr«n?cmeui ot the bouac
U taat-l'ul and e»nittl»ie. Tl riew frotn tbia
tlAct? it1 uiisurpa^TITIIIH m.^y.
No 8(* Brick house and lota, •onthtaat cor-
Mr
of 4th and Main Sts., known aoTlionngtonea
tate 15
1
ft. from un each St. l*r»ee|»i,'W may
renmin for a t-ra. ot n un at a low rate of .nterst
No
'i
Frume hoi«! s mtii wide 8d t. one
•lite Vest of Uttt'ly -tre-t t.ri,^ V,**- Jj*®"
thirds may remain vi\ moi-Tm^c »t six per cent.
Farm* Wa#lei«
We want to purchase iiaprored farm* flrom 80
to 169 acres etu iu
I'.irms Tor ^ale.
No. 75. F.iuii'v re f«Ht\ 1 niilc from
city limits, on tin
r«te»*d, frii't oreh'
r,-r* -*ir-W Fnw
the
Allan's ('rove road, all
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
l,|Llp(MUl^ll. Put *MrTMft
aadiSM* s«eei,BaiM,ete ear agea* la them OHMS
M«nniiiilt»tomwiiiniim«*rtwl
UMI tar as at oar tovaat rate*.
C. H. Mann, paaitw (treat, CMeafo. la u
thorla«4 to race! ad mt'teawat. for U»i« paper-
LOCAL ITEMS.
And purchase one of those splendid
Parlor Vein Plaaoo, or a Superior
Hclodron They are just the thing for
Holiday JPrenenWtk
itM FOR RENT—A limited number of
Chnirf \f\n Piaaoi k MrlodriBt.
decl3-dtf J. HOYT.
Go TO Tin?
will b' loomJ
n tff..1 /f u( fit 91X
B*KT.—Go
DR. FERSABD,
to Bryant ft Strat-
ton's Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical biisincxs ciucation, or to
licorr.e a T'»d jiound tcl'-fTHph operator.—
For cirmlara addreaa (enclosing statu pit)
Bryant A Stratum, Chicago, Illinois, dwly.
BC.CIXESS EDUCATION.—To
procure a thor
ough knowledge of book keeping and get a
th' rough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial Ci llege, corner of
5th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to disa
bled soldiers. mr7-dAwly
the celebrated Spanish
Physician, ia at his office, on Main street,
Davinport. *p6-d&wt.
"THE
difference between a fool and a
wise man.'' The wise begins where the
fool leaves off. The wise insure their Life
and Health before ditteaaa overtakes them.
The ttite lequire no argument to prove that
a few thousand dollars left to a helpless
family will sa?e them from vice and misery.
The wUc know that five or ten dollars per
week is not only a relief but a support to a
family visifed by sickness. Become wis
before it is too late, and examine a subjec^
tliat interests the human family in the high
est degree, at the office of
Wv. AM.KV I V ALLS,
Room Xo. 2. over Mackl t's Bank,
Corner of Bruuy aud 2d streets.
Oct. 10-dtt.
Tins best toilet articles are to be found of
Grobbe & Co., under the Le Claire House.
He keeps the genuine articles.
Nt llOOI..
JUNIOR
clast will iminence on Monday
evening, Nov. 21st, in the ludnentof the
Presbyterian church. Advanced class will
commence on Wednesday ^ening, Nov.
23d, in the same place.
Tickets for cach class to gentlemen.. .$3.00
To ladies 1.50
Terms—20 lessons.
J. C. WALLACE.
CLOAKS,
shawls, woolen sacks. Garibaldis,
hoods, comforters, and drets trimmings
generally in great variety, and for sale very
low at Streoper's, No. 7 Metropolitan
Block.
RCSIMWT DEXTJFT.—K. D.
CriAWRE.—Mr. Dotvd has opened a splen
did New Photograph Gallery on Bradv St.,
near the Post OlBce. With the best Light
in the We:*t—long expericuce nnd untiring
energy to keep up with the improvement of
the age, with an earnest desire to please,
cannot fail to moke him successful in his
new place. Give him a call. dec.l5d2twl
WASTED.—A
aero farm situated near
balttnce in five
(50 i
mprored and
cash.
Vi
ice #1.'
4 ac. OH iu tows county at ?|«-r acre.
FIRE
i„ Mower co., at 2..o per acre
(.'Voft-
icuuty at
|5
F1RB INSURANCE.
Iggngat* Capital
TOB
'Ab
C«^
Fire Insurance
|Qp gppTXtiFIELPi MASS,
FILE
Ufc luaraaee C»,
Hartford, Conn.,
ov iitlFOlD, CONN.
•1
New York.
life
ItowYork,
Ml
lifMn
W
iM
few Iowa War and Defense
Fund'" Bond.?, for which the highest market
price will be paid. Apply at this office.
ADVICE GRATIS.
Ir men ba is short, dry and uncomely
If it is falling out or turning pray
I fit cannot be kept in the position desired
If you wish to have curls
If yuo desire gloss}-, luxuriant locks
If yon admire a delicious perfume,
Try a carton of "Ltibin's Floriline,"
and the result will exceed your most san
guine hopes. Soid by ail dealers in Lubin's
perfumery everywhere.
Kivn's Hot*.—The Fire King Engine
Company No. 1, wiil give a grand ball at
the tier
man Theatre on Wednesday evening,
the 21st inst., to ra'se funds to purchase a
Steam Fire Engine. J. T. TUCFLK.
SIBSTAXTIAL.
True to hia promise,
Shields' ia turning out some most substan
tial and finely finished goo is for this mar
ket. Gents can get winter suits made of
this excellent material cheaper than from
Eastern goods, of the same grade. Flannels,
blankets, stocking yarn, etc., in full variety
at Sam Perry's, opposite the Post Office.
rush of ladies and gentlemen at Far
rrad's for splendid fur setts, fashionable
hats and caps still continues unabated. His
stock, al vays prime, was never so complete
as now* Cbce him a call, and save ton per
cent.
MILITA
1NSURASGE.
RT Clothing of every variety, to
gether with Furnishing goods, in great var
iety, just opened at Maas & Mayers, No. 11
West Second Street. Call and see.
A. F. MAST
BAttta TAKEN AN INTEREST OT TBS
hniriKe tataa vtth
B0BT. SIMPSON & CO.
Is prepared to aMend to the wants of his
friends and the pbMic far
FIRE,
Co.* 1—»h
RMAMNEMtlUML
OTSBitl 0.000)000 CAPITAL
wvif
DAVENPORT,
tUiMMlU Hvwr,
ih—li bo
nry
YEARS
CHRISTMAS MO NEW
GIFTS.
Call at Boyt'ii,
\f Wlreot*
PARTICULAR NOTICE.—Dealers
1
Tu lea.—The prmmt atyta «T waalhir
ia caloihtad to waakaa j—jsad of
aixmpkm
caitioaa la
QnTLcma, for a Cbriataaa prnaent bay
yoor wife a Florence Sewing Machine, wbieb
will bo both useful and ornamental. Ton
can And them on the corner of 3d and Perry
streets, upstairs, No. 11.
TnAXKs.—We are under obligations to
our young friend B. W. Clark, the popu
lar clerk of the Kate Kearney, for St. Louis
papers one day ahead of the Mails. Ben.
informs us that his boat got frozen in at
Quincy during the late freeze, which pre
vented her going into the lower Mississippi
trade this winter as expectcd.
FACTS
roa THE
PEOPLE.—It
HABPEBS' MAGAZINE
Myers ia the
oldest and most experienced Dentist in
Davenport, lie furnishes artificial setts or
parts of setts, in the most accurate style.
.Sati»r:ic(ion warranted. Office, Northeast
corner of Perry ard Third streets. d&wtf
CLEAR CASE or ^\VINILIXO.—Several
.eks »go a n.an by the name of John Bale
arrived with his wife and two children in
this city, ahd stopped at the Burtis House,
registering his name as "John Bell.'' He
was but slightly acquainted with a gentle
man in this city, and to him he represented
that he (Bale) was in good circumstances,
having been engaged in some speculations
connected with the army, in which he had
realized several thousand dollars. The fam
ily of the gentleman here visited with Bale's
family back and forth, and no suspicion ex
isted that anything was wrong with the new
comer. He intimated further that his trans
actions with the army had led him into a
law suit, and calculated that the decision of
the court would soon put him in possession
of about twenty-five thousand dollars more.
Bale was a gas fitter and plumber by trade,
and expressed a desire to negotiate the pur
chase of John Rowe's gas fitting establish
ment. He was about Mr. Rowe's shop
much of his time, and bargained for bis prop
erty, but did not close the trade. He as
sumed the responsibility, however, of sell
ing some of Rowe's goods—to the amount
of about $75, and appropriating the pro
ceeds, for which act Rowe had him arrested.
He had no money with which to settle the
matter, neither could he get security, but
succeeded in effecting a settlement by turn
ing over to Mr. Row* two setts of jewelry
belonging to his wife.
About the same time he forged Rowe's
name toaa order on Sickels & Preston,
hardware merchants, for five boxes of tin.
The order was honored, and Bale had the
tin delivered on the sidewalk in front of
Rowe's old stand on Brady street—Mr.
Rowe having then removed to Grigg's
Block, Perry street. He then got a team
ster and had the tin taken over to Bock Is
land, where he sold it lor one hundred dol
htra—about forty-five dollars less than the
market price, and since that time he has
not been seen hanabouta. About a vnk
since Sickels
t,
Preston aent in their bill to
Bowa for the fire boxes of tin, and It tbeir
surprise found that Le had ordered ao tin.
They immediately set about (ranting up
their property, and luckily found the team
ster Who had taken the goods to Bock la
went there and found it had
abore stated, finding that
there was no coaapttoity between Bale and
the tinners there, Ifaairs. S. ft P. gener
oualy Battled the matter by the tinners paj*
tag them the difference between tho price
they paid ($100) and the ml tatoe. iWa
is at targe, but titfn la it telliag Mar
ha witt h«* wnr ftr Ms ftea,»
thenar* «n
Cnr.-thia
(Ms dty, and wfB open
kee
Mjsa R. B. CLINOKAS, Agent.
THIS EVESINO.—The
Fair for the benefit
of the "Kinder Garten" opened at Lahr
mann's Hall this afternoon, and will be an
object of interest this evening. It will be
continued to-morrow and to-morrow ereo
ii'5-
in pork
and produce will please take particular no
tice of the card of Browuell & Perrin, pork
and produce commission merchants, Chica
go. Dealers in this line will always find
this a prompt and reliable conccrn.
floLDirns' FAMILIES.—The citizens of the
5th ward will please remember the meeting
at the Pennsylvania House this cTening.
the object of which is to perfect the ward
organisation, the better to seenre contribu
tions for the families of soldiers that are in
need of assistance. Let there be a full at
tendance.
Two MOBE REOINESTS.—Gen. Baker has
ordered the organization of two more regi
ments in this county, to to done on Satur
day next This will muke four regiments
in the county—a pretty strong force. We
deem the county perfectly safe when this
force is ready for the field.
is a fact that
'•Smith, the Hatter," can furnish better
Christinas presents, and more of them, than
any other concern in town. He has ele
gant fur setts of uiany kinds—just the thing
to present to a dear mother, wife or sister,
or to an adored sweetwheat. lie has spier
did fur hoods, gloTes and hats for the same
purpose. He has also fur setts, fur hats,
caps, cage's—silk hats, etc.,- the very thing
to present to a father, husband or brother—
or .somebody else! lie has taken particular
pains to supply the demand for choice and
elegant Christmas goods. He always deals
fairly, ard at this time will sell lower than
ever, btorc on the corner of Main and 2d,
opposite the LeClaire House.
roa
JAXUABV.—This
numer of the Harper haa come to hand,
freighted as usual with the moat sterling
littrary productions of the dar, many of
which are splendidly illustrated with en
gravings. The Harper is the most popular
magazine of the day, and most richly does
it deserve the great prosperity it enjoys.
It is the aim of the proprietors to avail
thein-clves of the best tilent of this and
other countries, with which to make this
Magazine of first importance. No one is
well iead who is not a constant rcn-Vr o?
liii r's Monthly. Now K ihe tinu- iu
•n,.e for it. Call at the News Depots and
commence with the New Year.
IOWA, SATURDAY* DECEMBER 17^1864
"BLJ 1.
PANMU
or
BCUAB'S
The scene of the battery is splendid, and
as you gnze on the beautiful ground to the
ocean beyond, you can almost feel the re
freshing sea breezes. Beautiful indeed does
it seem to the eye to look over the extensive
dockage ground, where lies vessels, great
and small, which are familiar with the wat
ers »f every sea. The closing scene is Crys
tal Palace on lire, which alone ia worthy of
the attention of every Milwakeean. None
can see this Panorama and be dissatisfied,
while all will wonder at the great and high
gift of the artist, who is worth of the bright
est laurels which Genius can wear. This
Panorama will remain a short time longer.
All should go and see it.
ATTEMPTED BAM ROBBEUY.—Some
perienced cracksmen undertook to enrich
themselves by breaking into the Stale Bank
at Muscatine two nighta since.
The
Journal
says:
"They succeeded in making a bote iwo
feet square in the brick wall of the vault,
but could make no impression on the safe,
which was oneofLHlie s patent chilled iron,
with gunpowder-proof lock. The thieves
must have become akriDed here, a* they
left part of their tool* behind th'jui"
They broke in(o three or fourstoros, blew
open two safes—realized about $250 in their
enterprise and left. They had not been ap
prehended at last accounts.
ECONOMIZING COAL.—The
ican,
II tND«0MEi v TnRAiiiED.-The bcstthraph
ed army in the country is that of one Gen
eral Hood who has been managing rebel af
fairs down in Tennessee. And tbe man who
has administered the chastisement is Gen.
Thr tnas and his brave Western boys. For
further particulars see telegraphic reports.
We doubt very much if Hood will care about
another encounter right away.
Pl'T TltEK TUBOCGU.—TWO fcllOW*, flOt
having the fear of the law before their eyes,
made a raid upon the fencc of the County
Fair Grounds, appropriating the lumber
thereof to their own use. Th* matter com
ing to the notice of Edwin Smith, the Pres
ident of the society, they were brought into
court and smartly fined for their thievery.
GIBL WAKTED.—A
COMMERCIAL.
Saveapert Market*.
Omcc or TH* L)AvmroBT DBMOCBAT, I
i Friday evening, Dec. 16.1564.
ffctfrtt.—Retail #»,«'• bbl. #8.80 paper sacks,
*8.50 balk Wholesale 18.80 bbi. paper sacks
$8.40 #8.00 bulk.
W MAT.—No.1, well
cleaned, ronnd and pkimp,
Club, Tea and Ualena, #1.4) *o. 8, ell eeui,
not clean enough for No. 1, #1.135.
CORN
—So. i, sound, plamp and dry, {Mc.
No.*, 61.
OATS. NO. 1, clean aad so
nnd,
BABLKT.—#1.S0£1.40.
OM.—Uvo, MA a dressed,
JsmSBBSBSBBSSSSBSSB
Knr Yoax
ianmrin
To-4«yvs
falg complimentary notice from the Muwau». ceetfa. alter parie* erpenne*.
iMUy Witmuim
Butlard's Panorama of New York Citr,
exhibited at Birchard'a Hall during the past
several days, is decidedly tbe most
to
HOMain
panorama of that dty over dieplayed in tho
Waat. All the principal publicbuOdinga of i M. to«i P.
the Metropolis of America, are to be seen in'
audi perfect atyle that nothing but the reali
ty can ejual. The most beautiful to the
eye are the different churches, AstorHonse,
City Hall, residence of John Jacob Astor,
the house occupied by L.e Henry Clinton,
Lord IIowc, Arnold, the traitor, and after
wards by an immortal Washington. Im
agine yourself rlowly riding up Broadway,
and you wiil not have a more true and re
liable a view than this panorama will give
you
Sea
OChicago,
ex
Scientific Amer
in an article on this subject, offers the
following hints, which are particularly op.
porti:ue now that coal brings such enor
mous rates in our market. Our cotenipo
rary says: *'A good bright fire can be
steadily maintained with coal, with less
trouble than any other kind of fuel, but not
by
rakir g, poking and pi'ing in green fuel
continually. After breakfast the fire should
be cleared of ashes if there be any, and
fresh fuel put on to fill the grate moderate
ly. Let the oven damper be turned up, so
as to heat it, and leave the email top door
open, more or Ian, aocording to the inten
sity of the beat required. In thia way air
enters over the top of the fire, and main
tains a far better combustion and conse
quently greater heat than when the draft
dampers are thrown open. A washing can
be done or 'ironings' accomplished with
one-third less coal than is generally thought
neccssary to use. Cinders will burn admi
rabh' in small cylinder stoves, and heat a
mir-cry or a laundry as hot as it should be.
Every shovel-full saved is a shovel full of
coal put in the ccllar, and a hint to the
wise is enough on this point."
e y
Decay. Pisemi-s of
competent girl to do
general housework. Best of wages paid by
i GEO. E. I1UBBELL,
dclT-tf ..-iowa St. between 6th and 7th.
XAHBIED.
On tbe moraine of tbe l?th inst., by the Rev.
H. N. Powers, Mr. N. N. TYNE& to Miaa ELIZA
W„ caught er of
MAJO*
Jont
OALLIOAX,
this eity. No —J~
all of
#UQ1K
POTATOES.—
Omoits.—#1.S'^1.40. v
p«a.^ *4g
Stock Market.
Naw Yoax, December IT.
eoM,$t.srr.
Hew lent Markets.
-*S« New Tow. Dee. IT.
SSESrwSkri
IVv
PMk-tMafrket dall. $SSL
"r atna. af
17*01
M-
WBUBT
gwis-!s«
iSe
FFTTTLY
9+n
AT
be donated to
delT
E. 1. TAYI.OM, SI.
Zimmerman,
St
COMMISSION MERCHANTS!
For the Purchase and Sale of
Blow,.Grain and Produce.
(10NSI0NME.VT3goou1
VAVcr.i
SOLICKED AND AD-
n.r.i?
on in store,
198 fleath Water street* Chlcagro*
Particular attention paid to selling Dres«ed
Hotr-s and Live Stock. Chicago References—
Soiotuon ^tur(tf" 8on» 1. A. Dllis, j-i Narional
Bank KimLiil J: Wolcot Fri:- S. her
tnan, Mayor. deel5-(i 1 v
BUOWMELLTPERRIII,
Commission Merchants,
SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO.
A O J.
Dealers in Pmw
FFICE NO. 89 NORTH CLARK STREET,
III. Room No. IS Phlich'sItlock.
Special uiteuti.n iven to aU private diseases
incident to both sexes. Also Cancers, or C#n
ceroun AiTei'tions, Tumor*, Ulcers, Old M*a*
Sore Eyes, et'v, etc., and particularly
"OBSTETRICS."
Ladies requirini? medical aid or adrice, in all
cases attendant upon menstrual obstrubetion,
Prolap«ns I'teri, or any disease incident to
the jrmieratire orfni". e-.ty rely upou being ea
sily and sp»fd l\ roli.-vf
-V Ptirrte Cnnsultatinn Room adjoining
Ibe wlieif thi Itricfr will always
be
in at-
teidanee during i.ffice ho'irs.
Those residinjt at a distance may call in per
son. ur addre« liim in PERFTCT CONFIDENCE.
Po«t Otlice llox 2,4(1'2, Chicago, ill.
Offiee hours from 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 6 p. tn.,
and 7 to 9, erening. declO-Uly
fHILDRE.VS FAIR.
Tlie tannal Fair of (lie
i
Davenport Kindergarten!
hE HELD
VT
Dog
Ithe
W ll.L
ret
AT LA ARM ANN'S HALL.
oil Saturday and Simony, 11»--. Kih and
l*'!). Great attractions for the public. Admis
••.•11 tn cents. drcl '-dit
ft oft ft
If Vr
nlert
\Y.<p></p>GF.XTLKMAM.
JpOR UIKK AND SMALL
bfs -j.'i until Mouday.
decl.riltd.
Fawilj. Atlarer
Wanted.
E ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
employment to any number of
W
litt
men or
women. Call at room No. 2, npstairs, corner of
Bradr and Second street*.
dec9-dtf I NO ALLS k BARD.
Mewpard.
It PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
tnrn r.f Nan, n largp blrfk Newfound
land Dog. to the L". S. Eit ii ss Office.
dec5 J. F. HILL, A^'ent.
A CARD XO I.WALIDK.
A Clergyman,
vrhile
re*Wingiu South Amen
ca as a missionaty, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervcus Weakuess, Ear
ly
the
Urinniy nnd
cured
nrS-dlv
Seminal
Organs, nudthe whole train of disorders brought
on by baneful babits. Great numbers hare been
already
by this noble remedy. Prompted
by a desire to benefit ths afflicted and unfortu
nate, will
send th' receipc
for
preparing and
using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any
onc who needs
it.
Fret of Ckar!.
Please incline a stamped envelope—addressed
to yourself^
Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAJT,
Station D. Ilible Hou«e,
t\v Yurk Citv.
ABSTRACTS OF SCOH COURTY.
THE
ABOVE COOKE, WHICH HAVE
occupied
Ten
IVara
tm Complete,
are now the property of the subscriber, who will
furnish
Abstracts of Title
To aay Meal Estate la Ncott Ce*«
at sltapa notice and on reasonable terms.
C. H. Eldrtdfer
Cmrfpa-i(r Had Antarjr faiiiic.
Hoom S Lp-Stairs, Post OCce Block.
Oct fiit dAwtf.
FOR NEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
Mathew.-' Von tian Hair Dye has beeu exten
sively nsed. and in no case Las it failed to give
entire saii?raetion.
Th VLM.T1AN DYE is the best and cheapest
In the world. Its price is onty Fifty Cents, and
each bottle contains donble the quantity of dye
in those usually sold for #1.
THIS HAIR DYB is manufactured bv a pecu
liar procesa which renders it immeasurably su
perior to anything in the shape of a Dye now or
ever before the people. Being complete in one
bottle, no preparation is required, which greatly
the application.
DYE y
Dtrrr appearance by which dyed hair and whiaS
simplifies (he application.
IN USINO THIS DYE yon aToid that nrsrr,
kers are so rcudily recognised, when an inferior
article has been used beaidea, it produces a per
fectly nat iral color on any shade that may be de
sired—one that will not fade, crock or trash out
that is as permanent as the hair itseIC For
sale bv druggist*. Price 50 cents.
A. MATHEWS, General Agent.
IS Gold street, New York.
Also Manufacturer of MATBBWS' ABKICA HAIS
GLOSS, tbe best hair dressing in use. In large |j.
bottles price 50 cents. octiH-dly
Bt RTIS ttOI.'ME,
ER OF IOWA
Davenport, Iowa.
QORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS,
OCilLYlE IIOI UK,
PS.
OILLETT, PROPRIETOR, FR0NTI90
a
Levee and Passenger Station, Meat in
e.
ESTMMJT MOTKd*
ee. », 11, IS
k
15 CORTLAHDt
STREET
NSW YORK CITY.
9.
if.
Wnwnaeiaa T. D. Wa
THf COTIU. BC*INM§ UKIATtOV OF
1 IhisBwl, oar loeaMsnda tHB
a!1r adapted to tbeir usavailsaas
oUto Jltbe western B«1 Bond
ls«ti*(fc
OOimiOMUl A WBLLS
«7«7te re
e
\ifi
CEO PATIII
ST. Omri-N. W. comer
aud Sd Sis. KetiWnc-e—3d St., N.
side, 2d door wcat of Perry. Office hour*—5 A.
Reference*—Dr. J. Morion, New York Dr. N.
WebctT, Davton.O Dr. H. Ehnnan, Clncianatl,
o. Dr. J.TwpU, Prof. ofMrt., Md, Dr. E.T.
Franklin. Prof, of Surge iv in the Home Medical
College of fo.. at f*t. Louis Rer. D. 8. Wal
soii, of tiiis ciiy. deciti-dlro*
WHOLKiiUB
AM
vow ncnriM a utst Aim
vv aad Ittw, to wbiefa we invito attention of
SBTH P.
JOHN R. SIMPSON
Mogw
kinds Country Produce.
ig*
aecl5-d4wtf
BBYAVr. toil
and all
Particular attention
P. O. Box SSS9.
Fiimux B:U)JH,
AO 0$VT9 PER
.W'A. v.. tin!
««v**»
i.*»!{|
Onr Goods are an fresh and bought direct from rnannftotwrera. Oar MH^safar ba^tog aresaAtfl^
To enable ns to eompete with any Itan In tho
i' No. 50 Brady Street,
e A i s s E i i o n o I v i n s S k e o o k
., ., C'ever Stories of Many Nations, by John 0. SIM
.. Christinas Stories, by Chas. Dickens
., Harper's Illustrated Bible—'Turky Merocco—Paneled
.. "In the Woods" with Bryant, Longfellow and Halieck
Christmas and Pictures
stmas and Pictures—a collection of Snngs, Carol« snd Jusriatlefc
Poems relating to the lostivsl of ChriatOMH,
Bancroft's Iliwtory of the United .Slates
Complete Works of 'I hotnan JefferEOq.
Prescott's Complete Worktt
Kirk's Charles The Bold i
Addison's Works Complete-^
Goldsmith's Animated Nature Illustrated!
Complete Works of Thomas Hood
Cooper's Works beRutifiillv Illustrated}
Hugh Miller's Works Complete
Macauley's History of Enplsnd Ss Jr
Ilallani'i History of the Middle Afes .*
Disraeli'* Amenities of I.iteratoret •.
fntllam's Cnnstitiitional ni«tory ot S&jjaftfif
D'lM-acli'- CnrioAitic* of J.itc-iatiire
Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy
Cb:.rl.-,» I.u iib*s works
D'Toey-i!!-.'* Democrucv in America
Gibbon's llistorv of Rome
Butler's Bell Srrlfs of Poets, elepitfittf tftliistratotf*
Vols. Turkey Moroeeo antique.
^abbatb Bells,
s'oetry of the Fields,
Poetry of the Year,
I'netry of the Woods,
leman'a Sonn of the ASectkH*
loore's Irish Melodica,
4n fltte binding cannot be excelled in variety of style or beauty of flnfrh by any IH KM
West.
Brady Street,
Tlie Juvenile Toy Book department is very complete and parties looking fv p||
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
^AMERICAN WATCHES.
In Stirling Silvir Catet Doul/lt cud Puin *t
"CURRY'S,
.* On
Brady Street,
LADIES* SETTS, of Solid OoM Set
witt Pearl, O^ nx, Coral, Ac.
sents for the Young People cannot fail to be pleased. Also a great variety of .".i-fl.-i
Stationery, Blank Bookp. Gold Pens, Poeket Cutlery, jn
Purses and Pocket Books, Portfolios, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Ladies' Baskets,
Scotch Fancy Goods, Atc.,tc. Call and examine goods and prices before making pur*'
chases.
11
id
door above Sd.
HEW JEWELRY 8T9RE!
J. D. WILLSOV
ANNOUNCES TO THE
people ol Davenport, nod vicinity, IkaS ha
has just opened at bis new store, on
Brady M-. Srrt door akeve td,
a eerefnlly aelaetod, and vei
sauHmmt of
T3
BBPECTFU LL Y
Jrt
WATCHES, MJCKS
E W E Y
embracing every modern sty'a and nalira. wMeh
he oCm at remrrkably low Mgnra. Also
ted to be at sa^ertor qaanty
tfnSttyorGoodL aatlinff
ha heaeaw2$ a Bhewli
Paar'ai
i5*
Cfclear. m.
jhtiA itw] 8.
amroMasvaa wouaa.
Oeraer Broeme 8*. and iMMtyii
me
Sft. A. W» WAMWRA
W0 BROADWAY, B. T.
wtjem
s e s a s n
MirfaMfariM Oaaa^
ULUmtHOKM.
Wansa's
n. BKumm.
tjW
IT*
IBBTBBT
NUMEKR^/T
IXOLOmrttT.
f4-'
BOOTS & SHOES
WILL
gttSOTKD
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Merckaat* Ylsltla# the City JW*
I
An reqaested tojeall aad examine oar stock before making'their patehaSN.
Books, Books,
PLUMMER'S
Mtttittd ai
k.
1
Tennyson's Imagination and Fancy,
Browning's Intellect and AlketioBe,i:-#*W*
Woofhrorth's Nature aad i^Mkaaa'k''
Butler's small quarto Editions of the following Works bound in turkey mmm an
tique and gilt, the richest and most gorgeius volumea that the band of tba woriuMfc
and the pencil of the artist have yet prpluccd
Macauley's Lays of Ancient Rome, Cambcll's complete political worka,
Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy, Keble's Christian Year, Th'Hnpson's liaiWIII,
Bum's complete Poetical Works, Adam's Sacred Alegorics, Heber's Ppctical Worku,
Roger's complete Poetical Works, Goldsmith's Poetical Works, Read's Femala
Poets of America, Harts Female Prose Writers of Aweiica, Stevens' Parables of tha
New Testament.
The Stock of Photographic Albums and Book* -'fa
READV.HADE
7
IVORY SETTS'
fletid Gold Stags, Wedding Rings, something
entirely New.
GENTS9 SCARF PINS.
Cleeks of th newest styles snd of tbe beat
manufacture, just received and sold at old prices.
Chain*, Bracetit*, Gold
PenrUtt, Spectacles, jrc.
BarMaeters, a very naefnl Instrument
for Farmers and others.
UTateh Mepairing,
Dona bv experienced Workmen in the beat mea
ner, and War -Give
at tJURBY'S
seJB-tf
ner, aad Warranted to
MEKEH, HHIKTH,
STOCEINGM.fi
which 1 wd sell at the moat reseonable pri|R|»
Custom Work
heaiiest goods mast i
ovlgdlr
P«M,
St
manner. A liberal ihars ifpaiasm U sal
ed. tyidlf
NEW STORE I
Ms nartsmiilu
Clothes aMis«oaiiaren*a(«as
aaiaaudtosait. cSandeeemo.^T^n
I BRADY 8TRBST, BBLOW
rbeepaeaaalaatff an hand asltf i
toenlar.
SSi&eSliMi
I
Hi
111
9#.'
BETH P. BRYANT ft CO.,
No. 25 Second street, betweea Bradr and Pelriy
spie-diT uaveaport, Mik
cu'jsno
1 JjJ'
si
flea
w«fr
wfT
•A
md
tJiU
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... mi-J* t-"J
it',
Orav's Political Works. ,n
Lanib'a Political Works, '-T
Memory and Hepe.
hi fr'vsfciW**
f:
CLOTHING
J^T COST PRICE TO BE HAD OK-
FUANZ METER,
|8eeoad st.—Pirst dour west of National
A good assortment of
:KMPIIING GOODS, BOTT
OBNTS' Ftl
CLOTH ING, CLOTHS, CASS1-
r'.
SHt dvsiST «i
MERCHANT TAILOf. 1 Ml.**
mffi- vt
*#tv
Mi tit
imf s i
SI*# *».,
Dona at all times and warraated tbe
durable and cheapest. All who waat the tantt 't-^^
IC
novl
j«»y s*®%
»e to
FRANX MBTBB.
caaa. LetAinirs. a, msai
LELANBE1
•at I«erF{.A*3
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rv*
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k- iiltf !fae
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itw
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lirmdg tirtrt, miott UA.
CLEAN ARB UMI CI
aC all kinks, aad oa the shortest aotta
Every dtaertptioa of
IBS MT8 Clmnifi
made ia
UM
P*rf«et SatUfdrtion
moot fcshlaaahle aod
I*
v i *-S
i'fi'ii
rt 4
TTilBCVOm BBI STOCK OP
Xlto FraakUa Blaek, oa Saeoai street. isL
Baia aad Harrtsoa streeteL where he haaasl "fl'-tr Ufjta
a NEW CLOTmNOSTOklt, and wfltkoanaaa* v vr
etoaUy oa haadagaad li.nf latof ,u
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