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DAVIS
DEMOCRAT,
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?.iparof the City.
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LOCAL
•'OfliOTTfuTioji W ITS*" it i certain
tm liabct«a, end el: ditrsses of tklKidney's
For -sir iy s'.l D.-ungieu.
Jinn S. Km A Co.'s Urn staple Slid
fancy ToiM Snaps, comprising Qertnaa
Uattled, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Pal u, Ac. oold by all grocere and faney
goods dealers.
CO.'S
Gsnuins Old Montreal
Malt Whisky. A superior articla for medic
inal use. Harrison A Starks, 66 Brady
street, aola agents.
FIFTT Seres of flue land fur grapea and
fruit, It mil# from court house, only $60
par acra 1,920 acrai naar railroad far
$9.50 par acra. H'uses and lota te aall
ebcap. KI.DRIDOB
WATBa.—A delightful toilet
article—superior to Cologne and at half the
price.
TIIK
i
MI'I.TI rrtR of testimonials from men
of worth and integrity that have appeared
in our columns, furnish conclusive evidence
that n tm-linnn use ha* accomplished
so many extraordinary curaa, nnd given ao
uiaeh universal aati*fa-:tion in e*. ory variety
and »taj nf liiseaae, or that has so exten
eive and r»pid a fate as Sloan's Olntmeat
and Condition Fowlers.
Mora
PATCHBS,
KBBCSLES
Tan
h.»ru«
To?. !*ow, Pho«
wnu Cwwc! Mft'-k ll'o.'l
:tr »f r# i-Af» Hark. Tb«
Iron r*ttoriM i »t!»•* t»lo »d, th»» ib»»^horoa rt
n»«## wmi-* of th-* nervt* tl«ao«. tuJ
a n»:u il het'infal tout to the orjjaui.
tbprt curing In it« v«rfta* forms,
WAiilifalo*««.
k'.«Q»Tftl
debility, and rlrpr^ation
iplrlt« M»r»af 1't only by C'*»weil, Hazard A
r» N- w V'ork s »M hw all droggtatf.
Calio*4l.muQ f$dA«row
Da Kn
AP»%
firmtrl/ of N«w York, who
btt visitod Davenport regularly tba jiast
ten ye%ri. »n'i cff«^t«d inany wondtrfui
ouro^ of t»M ChrjQu- uncerf, and
li««a«es of tho Kve and Kar, which bare
been pronoon^ad inctiraMe hy the medical
profe^iion Ken« rn'ilv, can be consulted at the
3* lionte, lbumday, April Uth, aa will
beacon by h'\% card in another column.—
Consultation free.
Si-i:na'« Wwu are the pure juice of the
grape whose pure and geaeroua qualities
cannot be excelled for the invalid or cons
valesri\t. 1 ht y are highly esteemed for
aacramental purposes. N. B. Good Wine
taak«s good Mood.
Uoi.iowAY'a PILLI. Female' omp.ainU—uo oth
er mo llclot*a of tv»c day i»oaa'«« the property of r^
atraitmu lhoat lnnrdlnat# in« IdpntaT t»
S,'biin
eBUrr -tfi. and wtrch ar^ th* *a4 r»prj!U «f nt-rvmn
v »r 1 r..tint,tut1"n, ThonaantU ««f fa
tua)« lu \fu*r u•% ow« ttifffr oxiMtrii'-n aotS tbf actual
fnJODiDfut *-f health than*, of elf*brat*'d
rettt'it" Tfi"1r uMrirt- ia almp^ that ihey may
beUkeabr iki« tu»at tUlicate foiaa!a uith perleot
freedom aod aafc.T.
Q'« Tiia HNT -*.) to tb« Hrjrant A Stratton
town ^mt*' tn pet a thorough pra*
Ileal dacatlm. or to h«com»* a food aound
tel^*rR5»b oj^rnt »r F«»r rir«*nlara and pap«rn, ad
dr«*«-». i-'ivii-"! ptamp) •*Thc itrfftot a Mrallon
Commeroial lH*--n )rt, l.iwu.
Kf«»m«r'« |Ililr \*t», Natiral, Darahla, Baaatlfal
Beet and 'b«ap*at in th« World. Hold h* ()ruir
8ote
laW*\n.l t'.MiDtry Ht»rrtk^|v*r«. JOlIN J. KKoMEli,
Pfoyrlator, 4"i Cti«aii.it rhtled«iyh!a.
J. T. 1 aafka, Gardener and Floriat, oot1
4^ and Main Sts., frutt and ornamental
tnti.
OITM-IT
Kindling Wood.
K !N1 I Ni. loll SALE AT kfXWIOK'8
It. K.iat Kr.»ot »'re^t. apr?-dlw
w
Dtvrllin^ for Hale.
Anftil
FI.NR TWO STOnt BRICK KOIDRRrE
ro-»f,
v
BI,A(li9HnftTHn».
II.
Brady
|S,MC HANNAH.- BLAOK9MITII. -FRONT
'u tl»r biMit m*n«i
•ral .'o'Ov.njj
pvr.vnv*
ww Briuhw, ![(. turk at law prio*, «t
11ARKIstUN ASTARKS',
UBradr Si next to UaTeiiport Beak.
U»TA5tr F.DU IN Kf* -A full line Root., Hrrbe,
0 Bark*. 4c «nvlm: from Boetoo. For a&le at
RICHARDSON BROS,
I V IT K ».
Si.HAwauaaiKi a-e selling in Washington
at $6 a pint.
Kiaoa CABIAKT have now r« aived a
large at.ck of Spring Draaa Goods, Shawls,
Heavy Black Silks, Cloths for Sacqnti, and
a larga asaortaent of atataped yokaa alao
stamped ap. on patterns, and cam brie era
broideries and laeea.
Lacrvas
K
te
AT
Bao.,
Land and Insurance Agaota,
No. 4 liraiy «Uaai.
"f*ook on thia picture, then on theft,"
r. you behold the infirm step,
pallii c'.«i-k, wantiiiK form.
Untaat" 1
I,mi,
BDBTM
OPBRA
HOBSR
ro«'»na, w«dl finiah^d 1 1
IS** on Hth -tw*cn K«-» Inland nod l'wasta.,
for pa)« at a h.f^aio. AppW to K. SI Ml'
HON', at S. 1' ram & .Rant Second
Stff.*t mch?4 dtf
ACKI
JEI' HOUSE,
ComrrThlrd and Perry Slrceia,
it)iipu»ile IV»t Offlr«J
MTBNPORT IOWA.
S. Ai'Kt.KY A C!lOSi, rruprtetora.
tr (Jood StM'iliDj attM'itd. aprl-dtf
nd Mi'n llorte«
»d j»rt«'f*. $1
lHu ^narantaei!
Ml^Uiad
Rifil Havana Lattery of Caba.
ltuVi r«» bv th^ ^pan!*h Oor»»rnm«»nt.
$3W.' io 'f -M driwn atT«*nta«n daya. Prt
aee «ab«d at: 1 tnf«rmati «n irniahH. The M«h#at
pnoi* paid for Doublooita aod all kiodaof fu)dan4
TAVtA)R
A
t'O..
faMt dly Banker*. Walt St w York,
AltltlSON A HTARKN,
Ora^isti ail Apatkecaries
•I IIRADl «T.( DATRMPOBT.
FKRsn
TlARItlSON A STARRS-.
"Central I'rujfKi.t.," Brady street.
D&I3TS, Ulla, Varnlahea. U1*M. e«, Ac. "Oeo
Ilr
£. P. HADDIX,
Souse & Sign Painter, Glazier
nnd Paper Hanger.
fl nlrit",ii 1.1,, »I »i.hiOii anjlliiOj
Hat re luti:«d to rail anrt rxamine. Al
a»rton-M ttlv» ia« a trial.
nop ID Allej, \V«at
Son. la air
work ehall
apT-aiy
at
Vlele'a Block.
Burtis Opera House!
tl® Great TrU of Vocaliitii
MRKHURST A THOMPSON!
1 BIT AlJjtD
n. s. THom»ao*,
The aotbor and composer "Lilly Date,"
"l.iitle May Miller," "1'am l.oneW aioce my
Mother died.''etc., ia
BOW
Ttoope.
conaectd with thia
j.«
PAaKBvaaT,
"Thf wonderful Rasao and Comic Vocalist, whose
£"ai
enmpax of voire and original and laaghahla
in«aU..n» «f eccentric character are nneqnalled
hr any other aia^cr now traveling
c. w. paaHarairr,
Baritone and Talanlet. All aaalclane who hear
.enderinK standard Baritone nong* nnlte In pro*
Bi'U&cinfr him on« of th beet HaMic alngera of the
*T
The aVire cpntlemer, romt.rtelne the THOM P-
tletrA
ON fAKklU liST TKorPE will five two of
unr nllrc! parlor entertainments at
Siurtis Opera House*
t'horwdiir. t'rlday aid aatarday,
April, aih, lOsIs uad litis.
tleklnd
Thia C'.apanj r'.vmt to iri\-' a better and «reat-
1
vartety ol programme thaii any utbet trospauf
which bu ir«*ru-t fur year*.
JNU. I'AttKUC'u^T, Manager.
Dr. J. W. lR^ll, UuaineMAgent.
BUM or Prscss Faraaette,
TO
UnU)
lery at UeaU. Baaerved Beats
CN%
Uocaa.—
Hon. Job
a F. Dillon lactarea before the
Teachers' Institute, at tha Opera House,
this evening, commercing at 7 12 o'clock.
Tbepublioara cordially invited. The lee
tare wil bo
frtt.
Loos —A letter ta Mesan. Liadaay 4
Phelps, of thia city, frotn I.aCrossa siys
lbat
ami a eorial atmosphere
Pom'incl with tlic Ulr.1 ol ai!i «. puma,
SI-., ru^SU, a:l mental iltapuaMitBey.
Vh "f, Uu jhinp health. anarktng yee,
Blaatic atepa, craving appetite, forgotten
ciri'i,
Of.ml tjonght •nil arabicioua reeolvea,
Mtow the contrast and mark the picture.
Out took tlie Plantation Bitters—tba
other didn't. They are very beneficial for
weak a 'l delicate persons.
black river liai a gioi height of water,
and is about tiro aame a* it was on the 1st,
and that the Iugssre running well. The logs
in the lower part of Popple river are outbid
that aa yet there is nothing but a enow rise.
This indicates tn re favorable prospects for
lumber una thin has n heretofore re
ported.
Sons Diriaasnca.—Tbe Muscatine
na'
the use of tbe
ANB
TAN.—Tba
only reliable remedy for thoae brown dis
eetoritims on the faca ia "Perry's Moth and
Fr» k\t Mien.'' Prepared only by lr. B.
O. I'erry, 49 Bond atreet, New York. Sold
•VCry where.
FINAKDIAI.. Phalon's "FLOR DE
MAY, the new perTome for tbahandker
ahiel,{'S creating conaidvrabla excitement
among the life-twenties, alao among the
awtet aiiteen*. Sold by all druggist*.
Jour
saya that nearly a thousand good Re
publicans never visited the poola at all in
tbia city last Saturday. The
Journal
RAILROAD.—Our horse railroad
enterprise has not succeeded as yet, in any
very creditable developments. In Das
Moines, where there is not one half the de
mand for street cars that we have hare,
there is a line hi lull operation. In Du
buque, whtre there chances are lets fcasi
b'e than here, they are pulling uovrn the
rail", and in lees than thirty day* will hwi
fire cars runniug. In both places, lueti
TBB
PrrPUEB.—Dm(t», Xedldoei.rerfener
le», Faecr lioodt, *r
I14KHISO!* ST ARKS'
New I»ru,! sure,
ajjfALL
IOVA A»
tt tttnlj .IrMl.
BKI SIIES, l'.lnt, Varatak. and Sath
MnmaoTA OBAKD TBCHK
RAILBOAO.—The quaation of building a rail
road fro* thia city to Jackaoo oounty, has
at laat assumed a daflnito ahape, in tha or
orgaoizatian of a company, undor tho above
nam*. Dr. O. W. Trumbull, President of
tho company, visited our city yaaterday for
tha purpoao of conferring with the Commit
tee appointed at tho oitixona meeting, bald
at tbe City Hall last February, to aea what
action oar citixeaa had taken in tha matter.
Br request of Mayor Donahue chair
man, tba Committee met at tba atoro of
Seth P. Bryant, to hoar Dr. Trumtrall'a re
port. He briefly stated that a company
had been organized aa atated above, but
that tha rauta had baan changed somewhat
from tbo ana first proposed, and that inatead
of going by way of Da Witt and Maquoketa,
it ia ta interaaot the Northwestern Railroad
at a point between Wheatland and Calu
musStalions, frem thence through Canton,
Cascade, Jllepkinton, Delhi, Delaware,
Strawberry Point, Bruah Creak to Fayette
in Fayette county, an4 thencejto tho Min
asaota lina. Their {charter permits tbem
to strike the Miasiaaippi river, at any point
t'uoy may select between Sabula
and Davenport. Thus our citizens
will aee that if wa get tie road
we muet work for it, and do something
aabatantial in tha way of a subseriptien
Tbe ^incorporators of tha road will hold a
meeting on the 6th of May, and it ia of vital
Importance to this city, that we be ably rep
resented at that meeting, and ta make this
representation efficient, there ia need that
oar land owners, merchants, and buaineaa
asan take hold of thia matter and place
goad aubeeriptien in their haada. Tbe im
partaaae of this communication la the Nertb
waat, to oar [city cannot be too highly
estimated. Dr, Trumbull visited Mr,
Uelmea to-day, and be gives it aa his opin
ioa that tha road ia practicable, can be
made to pay handsomely from the start
and that it will be tbe making of Daven*
port.
Ths CI.airman of our committee should
eolt a meeting at an early day. tint those in
terested inay take some action in the mat
ter. From Jackson county, north, $700,
000 haa already been p'edged, and the peo
ple aiong the line are fully determined to
make the eeteryiae a
#sr
BBBBIBS.
What will
oar «Hy fetor the laalliira
Uiataa*—laltfce—awetfca
CITT "rri.Kk«Asu ''c:\cii.—The new'y
ebrtC'l Boar-i cf «.ity otlice's a:ia n.euib. :J
o! the City Council, take their seau in due
form as precribed by law this evening. Ths
Board of officers underlie* but few cbang
*i—tie only difference bting that, George
P. Whitootnb, Kq., takes tba place of
T. McNeal, Esq as city Attorney. Dr.
Wunderlicb takes tba ofice of oity Sexton,
Hilling a vacancy,.) and B. Heinz takes tbs
office of W iarf Msster, in pise of E. A.
Ti'lebein. The outgoing officers hsve per
formed their duties of the past year wall,
and faithfully, and deaerve the compli
ments of tha publio they have ao aarnestly
served. Tbe aame popular Mayor, the
Hon. M. Donahue, the aame Marabsl,
trustworthy snd reliable John KaufTman
the aime C'erk, prompt and faithful John
Lilli* the same Assessor, worthy and in
deTatigabU Francis O -iis the same Treas
urer, honest Otto King the satns Street
Cornuiiitioutr, faithful Daniel Ityan and
the same Sexton, faithful Fritz Kann, all
hold over by raaaon of the popular
decision in thsir favor, another year. Their
labors during the past twelvo months hive
m-t with universal favor. Every kuown
duty has b»en met sii I performed honestly,
fiitlifullr, and to the he«t intereala of tha
publio. To lay this, may bs seen a matter
of supererrogatiou—Tor the pubiio are will
acquainted with tbe facta already. Daven
port has never been blessed with mora ac
tive, eJLTgetic, and accepted offieiala than
during tbe paat year. Their aalariea have
not been immense it is true--but salary or
or no salary they have performed tbe labora
of their respective otli -as with unswerving
tUeluy, all tbe asme, and will continue to
d) so through th: year to comc.
l:i e ouncil thara is no change in tha
First Ward—Aid. Nlathsa] being his own
succeasor, by an emphatic majority. Hia
seat will be well filled as long aa ha sits in
in the Council—anJ his part of the work
well done.
11 tbe Sacond Ward Christopher Kruae
succeeds Aid. Andresen, who positivsly
'!a •lined to serve another term. Mr. Kruso
is an excellent man for tba plaao, and he
ahould bear in mind that upon taking bis
east, that he takes that of one of the hard
eat walking, and most accsptabla Aldermen
that tba oity haa aver had. For five or six
years Mr. Andressen haa been in tbe Coun
cil, and has taken the part of a leading
member. Hia duties huve been extensive,
and he has performed thein with great abil
ity. lie haa shoirn himself a caroful,
shrewd isinesa uian, and hisauccsssor has
go, a big chair to fill. Mr. Kruse under
stands n.l this, and mill spare no pains to
meet the emergency.
ie
mistaken—wilfully misrepresents, for the
(jazttte
sits down the correet number who
ataid away from tbe poilaat "/«rty
and fifty siren
hundred
(in italtea). Now what's
Journal's
VICTOBT
cutting down the
flgara 4,007 is the right number—and it
waen't much of a day for staying away
from the polls, eitbar.
Mot.ikb.—The librral men of
Molina, at their charter election on Monday
laat, achieved a splendid victory over the
old Barrow minded, puritanical Bet which
haa bean running tba town for ao long
Daring tbe past year they bare enforced
their etraigbt-facad notiona upon the people,
forbearance caaaed to be a virtue, and tbe
liborala, yoaag man,and laboring men, uni
te1 and swspt them from official positions
Good for Young Aaarioa and tha plucky
littla town of Molina.
ODB popular Marehaat Tailor, Robert
Krause, on Second atreet, oppoaito tha First
National Bank, ia making praparationa to
do a large buainaaa In tha clothing line.
Ila baa aocurad one of tha beat cut'era io
the business, juat from tha large clothing
establishment of Dsvlin &, Co., of .New
York city, who romaa with all the latest
styles and patterns, which, with a comph'tc
stork of the beat (home and foreign mad.
cloths, will make thia establishment one of
the most popular in the city, and will aerre
it just right.
Moua MACBINBBT.—Six boxss of heavy
Woolen Machinery arrived at Shield's Dav
enport Woolen Mills yesterday, from the
celebrated Woolen Machinery manufactory
of Kei'uiish A Uage, Philadelphia, and
soon be in operation. The fact of the mat
ter ia, that with all his sdditions to hia
buildings, Shields has been unable to sup
ply the popular demand for hia superior
goods. Though taming out four hundred
and twenty lire yarda per day, he is utter
ly una'nle to keep up with tha orders that
are constantly coming in. While othei
mills have been lying idle, he hss been ran.
ning right up to full time with thirteen
looms, and atill gets no heavy atock ahead
Tha reason is that he makea goods that the
peeple want, and after once trying thom
tbay want tbam bad and will have them
Mora roam and More mochinery is in con!
sunt demand. Thara is aotblng like
enter
prise, and Joaaph Shialda ia tha man far
that emergency.
In tbe Third Ward, Aid. Kubnen retires,
and Henry A. Rungs takes his place. He
h:is hitherto served faithfully and accepta
bly in that body, and will do BO again.
Aid. Kuhnen has taken a prominent part
in city legislation during the past year, and
his acrvicss hara been of great value to the
city. Nothing short ef poeitive refusal to
continus in iicrvioe, ctusea tha ehange.
His extensive business rslations would not
admit of his continuance in that responsible
position. Our best wishes go with him to
his ohoien station of
a private citizen.
In the Fourth Ward our worthy fiiond
Aid. Seymour, who has served tha city
with untiring energy and zsal, (or two years
past, retires and Seth P. liryant takes bis
(lace. The newly clcctcd gentleman,
though a novice in alderinanic matters, ia
ene of our most competent business men,
and wil! soon get run of affiaira and make
bis mark in tha legislative branch of the
oity (J irernmont.
In the Fifth Ward, J. C. Conklin WHS
chcsen to take the Chair vacattd several
months sines by Aid. Davis. Mr. Conk
lin is young as a Councilman—this being
his first appearance in that quarter—yet
beins» a man of ripe business attainmenta.
his success in the Altl-jriuanic Board may
l:e r.riv nnrked diwn as a rertanty.
In the Sixth Ward, Alderman FrizzjU is
bis own siiccss it—and a hard working and
competent Councilman ha has made during
his several years or service iu that capacity.
u the otlicial organization of tbe city
for tlii next year will b#—
of
capital have taken hold with energy, and
chtained valuable charters, and are invest"
iu their money advautaga~u«ly. A thirty
years' charter for a r»nd throuoh Third
atreet, Davenport, three milea lor?, •wil
make several rich men by the time of its ai
piration,—to aay nothing of tha incrsnse in
the value of property along and contiguous
to its line. No one entertains a douht ol
this fast, and yet the projcot lies dormant.
We end aa we begun, by aaying that our
antarprise in this lino ia not st all crsdita
ble. Shall we hope for anything better, or
absll wa write "horae railroad" no mora
M.iyor, M. Povuits Marsh*!, Jons
KAIITMAS Clerk, JOBN LII.LU -, Treasurer
OTTO KT.ru Assessor, FHAXCIS OCHS
Strj»t Commissioner,
DANISL
RVAS City
Attorney, «EO. P. WniTcoMB Whsrf Mas
tor, 11. HEINZ Health Insp^ctir, JOHN
Wt-KDBRuca Oity Sexton, FKITZ KANN.
B0ABD
OF
ALDRBUftH.
First Ward—G. M. MATTKBS, JOB* Llt-
Second Ward— EBBLT CLALSSBN, Cuais
KHI SE.
Third Ward—P. B. HABDMQ, H. A.
lit NT.I
Fourth Ward—O. S. MCNEIL, S. P. Bar
AKT.
Fifth Ward—THO*. DBRXODT, J. C.
COKKLIN.
Sixth Ward—-JAS. OcmmtMAB, 1. WL
FRIZZBLL.
TDE RAILBOAD EMPSOCLI-'.—Tbe contest
for the supremacy between the New York
atockbolders and John F. Tracy, Preaident
of the C., R. I. P. Railroad, still goes on.
There ia a heavy skirmishing all along the
line—each party maneuvering for the as
cendency. A few days since Judge Love,
of the U 8. District Court, issued an ordsr
requiring the eppearance of Mr. Tracy be
fore his court in Keokuk, to ahow cause for
disregarding the injunction issued by Judge
Drummond of Chicago, enjoining the Tracy
psrty from accepting tha bill paasad by tbe
Iowa Legislature in February last. For sev
eral days paat deputy U. S. Marshall Lyter
of thia city, hss been watebing at tha
Burtis House, in this city, to serve the or
der. Mr. Tracy arrived from Dea Mainee
yesterday morning, and this morning tho
order waa eerved upon him at hia rooma by
Deputy U. S. Marshal Fulton, of Keokuk,
and also apoa F.. Cook, one sf the direc
tora of the road. Both Tracy and Oook
left for Keokuk thia forenoon, via Dea
Moinee. Judge Drummond also reqaesta
the defendanta to show cause, before Judge
Love, why they should not appear before
his court in Chicsgo, and anawer for the
above mentioned alleged contempt.
By way of counter irratatioa we under
ataad that Chief Justice Wright of theSa
preme Court of this State haa iaaued an in
junction at tha instance of Attorney Gen
eral O'Connor, enjoining all partiea soevsr
from instituting any legal proceedings
against the preeent board of officers of the
road, whieh shall tend to retard ita pro
gress westward to Council Bluffs, in a nan
ner set forth by the legialetive enactment
of the General Asaembly of this State ia
February last.
And so tho tight goea on with great ac
tivity and biiternesss on both aides. What
the reaull may be, remaiaa to bo seen.—
Both sides have enlisted for three years, or
until the termination of the war. Iowa
aympathy goes for the building and com
pletioa of this line, whether done by the
old board, a new board, or no board at all.
Year after jear haa tbe work been dallying
along, and uow tbo people waat to aee it
•t
|Q tto—gh, tegfetaiMe ef ay fight or
THIRTEENTH YEAR. DAVENPORT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8. 18(58.
Teachers* laatltsat*.
Tl'IiDAT irtKssioir.
The deck-like work of the Institute, ia
following odt its programme, would make
the exercises aomewbat doll were it not for
ths intereting discussions that follow eaeh
report, in which, for reasona unknown to
parliamsntary usage, the Chairman takes
a part without vacating tha chair, and there
by receives a just rebuke from tbe crities.
We are sorry to see so few of ear oititens
present. Thsy will surely find tho exercises
iuterssting as well as profitable. Of tbe
assembly, there is much to amuse and pleaae.
Some there are, tit subjects
for pon-piotures.
Of these, there is our "little girl," so-called,
who welches everything, and takea a crit
ic's pleasure in tho proceedings and, then
again, our modest friend who merely gives
his opinion and those who only speak
when asked, and alwaye "co incide with
tho report or those who haven't given
much attention to the subject,—but of
these, perhaps, anon.
The afternoon opened with a report by
Miss A. Allen: Subject—"In Geography,
what shall be taught firat, and how aball it
be taught?" Numerous auggestiona were
made in the discussion by Mrs. Curry and
Mrs. McGonegal, and Messrs. McOlellam
liaker, Barler, Thompson and others, some
of which were extremely practical.
A report was then presented by MisB P.
Sobofield Subjeet—"Algebra." A report
concise and practical, and, were Its auggea
tions carried out, would very materially aid
teachers in teaching what, byj very many,
is called a difficult branch to handle suc
cessfully in our Common Seheola.
Mrs. Curry remarked that our ancestors
wore as healthy and well developed phyaic
ally asourselvea, notwithstanding their close
confinement for three hours. She attributed
thia to tbo earneatneas and seat with whieh
they engaged in their aports. Mr
Rase attributed it in a great measure
to the more simple diet of those days.
The Chairman thought the gymnaaticax
ercies which were at one time ao popular,
were useless and Injurious centortions, and
a more healthful exercise would be found in
children's plays, Ac.
A report was then peeaented by Mr. Ly
man—Subject, "Method of teaching Com
mercial Rule*," in which it was recommend
ed to teach by practice as much as possible.
The discussion was open by Mr. Vermil
lion, who recommended discarding rulea
entirely in teaching. .Mr. MrClellaa "con
curred." Mr. Sinderson thought there
11 be no timo lor practice in commercir.]
studies in the Common Schools thought
hat aimple rules must be used to indicate
ie process to be performed. Mr. McCul
ugh believed in committing rulea to memo
ry. Mr. Ilamill held tbe opinion that tba
pupil should be led to deduce hia own rules,
and, to do this, teach by practical exercisea.
Mr. Roae concurred in that view. Mr. Be
mis thought rulea could not be diapenaed
nith.
An excellent critic's report waa then pre
sented by Misa Phillips, which led to soma
ittle discussion, the Chair taking part.
WEBRBSDAT
r01BR00B.
Mr. Gallagher being abaent, Mr. Roae,
Vice President, occupied the chair.
Dxerciaes of tha morning were opened
with reading of the Scripurea, and prayer
by Rev. J. A. Hamilton, and ainging con
ducted by Miaa Cora Parkharst.
Mies Hobart, Mias Simona and Mr. D.
Flanner, wsre appointed eritica for tba
day.
Then followed a report, "Method of
teaching Syntbeaia ia Grammar," presented
by Mr. D. E. Planner. Tho gentleman
gave soaie good idea* on thaaohiog Synthe
sis. illustrating hia aabjact by examples
thinks fun ought to be cultivated as a fine
art," gave good reaaona firat, e.g. Who
ever knew a funny man to be a bad man
Tha report was instructive snd qaite epiey.
The time alio
ted oeing occupied ia reading,
no diacusaion followed. Next waa a report
by Mr. J. A. McClellan and N. O. McCul
lough on Local Geography," adrecating
tbe plaa of a'globe in order to,teach the form
of the earth—map drawing was etrongly
recommended. The discussiona ware par
tieipated in by Mesera. Bemis, Roae, Ureve,
Lyman, Hamil, and othera.
After intermission a aong was Bang by
eotno of the teaehera, accompanied ea tbo
piano by Mias Clara Alvord. In order eai
a disouaaion on "What ahould be taugh: in
our Common Babools." Mr. MeClslIan
thought the common branchoe should bo
taught. Mr. Grave, that object eaeh
lag
and eaerciaes In reasoning ahould alao be
taught. Mr. Grave then gays an object
lesson on tbe Five Senses."
A report by Miss L. A. Durgin, oi
"Method of teaching Analysis.^ Tha re
port was very aaggaative, aad called forth
a lively diaeaaaioa,whiehwaa participated in
by Mrs. Hacke, Mr. Barber
.and Prof. Piper.
On motion of Mr. MeOMlan, a commit
tee of ten was appointed to wait upon tho
authorities, snd reqnsst a paaa for each
visit. Mr. MeOlsIlan and Vermillion were
appointed eaid committee.
Prof. Piper arrived at recess, and will
take charge to-morrow.
The following ie tbe programme fot
THLB8DAT—» A.M. Ai.
1 Opening Exereisee.
3 Report —Method of t*aehing
on and deeimal.
Mr WibUAB A
DAILY DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT.
THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
bincoasicD ef
s
111 -net.
£»av- The t«acher- ao architect-^rl
aar.
Report Method ef teaching olographv—
M'aee. Mi octavo*.
u
n
A
The Chairmen suggeeted the questian,
"Why should algebra not be introduced in
to our common schools and on tbia tbe
discussion waa opened by Mr. Pinaeo, who
thought qualified teachers could not be
found.
Mr. Lyman thought there was a want of
time for tbia additional exerciee. Mr. Rose
would combine it with arithmetic. Mr.
Vermillion concurred,—bad tried it a little.
Mr. Coleman thought there were ao many
classes in tbe eouLtry achoola that, where
only one teacher was employsd, It weald be
impracticable.
The Chairman thought there coald be
found ample time.
After which oame roeeaa followed by mu
sic—"The Storm," by Miss Cera Park
hurst, in ths rendering of which, ahe did her*
self great credit.
A discussion was then had on "Physics'
Culture, necessity of, metheds, Ac."
Mr. Coleman spoke of the natural desire
of children tor exercise, and disapproved of
compelling them to sit quietly during tbe,
to them, long sessions of three hours.
Mrs. MeGoncgal recommended thorough
ventilation and frequent recessea. Mr.
McClellan had found the beat auccaas
with small children by giving tbem a great
deal of play time.
Mr. Hamill maintained that development
of the body muH 'keep pace with the men
tal development, otherwise the beat resulta
cannot be produced. He would let pupils
obtain exercise by plsying as they pleased
during their leisure moments.
0«IAS,
i
woo*.
1 Music
S*P°r'—Oeom«try-anperiatea4ea».
S Uiacussion of same aubjeet.
4 Report -Mtthed of teeehiaf Mathematical
Wvoirrepbv.
_. Mr Draus.
5 Diaeussion ot same subject.
u
aecsss.
6 Music.
7
n-Oniformity ofText»ooka.
s
,V teeeasity of Fopila bei*t Paaetual
••u N WAlas*
Report -Method if teachlat Wrlttag—Mr
rm A?t.
Democratic VICTOBT ID Reft ISLAKD.—
Again has the Democracy of Hock Islaad
met the Radicals rnd gained a glorioue vie
tery—elected their whole ticket, with tba
exception ef one msn, by a large majority.
The whole nutnbor of votes po led was 945.
The follow,ng are the officers delected
Supervisor, Stoddard majority.
Asa't Superior, Oblweiler.. .67
Town Cler McElherne
Assessor, landing. 5®
t-'ollector, lioitnguist, I'^P
l'°
Constab Wood and MitsSb, both ®HBo
cratic, elected by 101* and 19 majorities.
The Republican elected owea hia flection
to bogus tirkets, and for the same causa it
will be eeec that they came very near elect
inga Tow- Clerk. On ths above reeolta
the blacks claim a Republican vidorjr. A
conaoling victory, surely.
Y'H N
iTaisr.—The Rock Island
aiTEB *EWa.
ABBIVALB.
CABABA—From Dabuqae.
MOSCATIBI—From Reed's Landtag*
DAVID Watts—From Dubuque.
Naw Bo*ii»a—From Ft. Madison.
IOWA Cm—From Clinton.
DEPABTIBBS.
MiHHaaoTi—For St. Paul.
CANADA—^OR St. Louis.
DAVID WITH-For St. Louis.
Naw Bos7J!«—For Ft. Madison.
IOWA CITT—For Clinton.
EXPECTED.
The Peter Helen and Sucker Steta left
St. Louis, M'ndiy night, bsund for this
port snd shore. Owing to the winds, we
are unable predict when they will arrive,
probably to-merrow.
MISCBLAINOCS.
There is a ood stage of water at this
point. For a few days paal tbs htgti #tnds
have seriously interfered with the naviga
tion.
glPBRHB COtBT.
DAVBHPOBT, April 8, I960.
Present ths Hon. J- F. DILLOU, C. J.
C. C. COLE,
G. G. WRIDBT,J- Judges.
M. IIBCE, I
H.O'Conjioa.Ait'yGen'l.
E. H. STILBS, Reperter.
0. LHmftMtW, Clerk.
2,322—J. M. Ci x, appellant, v» II. S. EngJ
land rt al. appeal from Mahas.a county
cause stneiiin frotn tbs docket for want of
notice of appeal.
,913 'scar Parks, et al, appellant, vs
The Iowa Central R. R. Co. appeal from
Tama oounty affirmed.
2,95'J—George W. Jones, vs J. B. Tiffin,
Treas appjilant appeal from Polk county
affirmed.
3 001—Hanry Evaas, appellant, vs Hard
ing, Converse, Gray & Co appeal from
Mahaska county cause diamiaaed by agree
ment of parties.
8,004—W. J. Walters, vs
Steamboat Mel-
lis Dozier, appellant •, appeal from Wood
bury county reversed.
2.012—J W. Doane A Co. vsG. A. Gar
retson. Garnishee, etc., appellant appeal
from Washington county submitted en
written argument.
3.013—B es A Barrett, vs John Yincoot,
appellant appeal from Waahiogton coun
ty submitted on written argument.
2,841—M lo F. Aneon, et al, appellenU,
vs Tbe Wimeeheik Ins. Co. appeal from
Tama count submitted on written argu
ment.
3,007—0. J- McCermick, vs E. T. Sey
meur and Gtundy oounty, appellanta ap
peal from Jebnaon county submitted on
printed and oral argument.
8(01S—Willi Uillingaley, appellant, vs
Jaass Dawson, sppeal from Waahiagtoa
county continued to June Te-m.
3,017—David Mitchell, vs T. P. Moore,
appellant appeal from Waahingtca w
ty sabmitted on written argaMftat
WOTICIS.
I« Bare aad Call On
WlBSlew'i Methtag Byrap iter
Children Teething—having the
CutaaiG
fat timiU
ef "Curtis A Perkins" on ths outsids wrap
per—all ethers are base imitations. 8ald
by all druggies throughout the wetld.
Prioe Si cents a bottle.
Re Madia* *aa aaac wltli aa
auch succesi in caring diseacee ef a aer
voue charretsr, such as Neuralgia, Nerve
ache aad ether paiaful nervoaa affections,
aa Dr. TURNER'S TIC DOOLOCREDX,
or UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL
atimalatea the nerve fluid, and promotes a
hsattby circulation, consequently theee
aaladiea vanish. ADOtbeearies have it
Principal depot, 120 Trement street, Boe
too, Mass. Prioa, $1 -00 per paekago by
mail, two stsmpe eitra.
—This
very uoofal ceaaaadity
mat to bs in good demand new. In feet
everybody i*
uamar
auita atSaa
Perry'a, and preparing for warmer daya.
It is perfectly legitimate ta gc to Perry's,
for he keeps a fail stack ef foreign and do
mestic cloths. A large supply of ready
asde clothing for men and beya wear, aad
the largest and beet sslssMd Meek at gasta
furaisbiag goods in tho Western Basket.
Give Perry a call, aad leave year order far
aac ef these haodaeae drees far which, be
Is celebrated, or far a basiasee snite. Tic
ths place te get tbe latest stylss sod meet
approved fkshicas.
EISENDRATH A CO*
muaiass reaaaaa
Forelfn
9t
Domeatle
AND
Fancy
Mo. »T Boo* Wsla BMlSt.
catcioo,
tenth Raport of the Dlraelara ofiba
Poor.
'i in March
ra-
*sas and JCLIA CUOS.
,„',cu'aion of aatne subjeet.
1# Dissuasion—Grades of tssehers' eortlHesies.
Ar.it l. ittM.
•m*r. poi pnti,jn p*«t koutc
poor
Ban
Halo 'p pauper.
UCUlrs ......
Repalraat tbe Poor Ilonae
Seed grain for Poor
til
Totat expenditure la March..
MStaiarTioas so a aolWW
Coal, .'40 bcahele.
Flour. ll\ bb!..
Cornmea: esaiba.
Meat. *3 13.
grj Oo"i«, til.SO
Ororer'ei. 90.
0h *a. 5 paira.
a»™«"fh.hV,!l^1n
u 1
SJ I
of
M"** owe case «v» aimis.
acMMaav of
TH
Doiaoao* fiituKiovoiiiir vaa
oa, raoM jvaa to
Total ounibr of ap| icationa number of apnilea
V fumUhad M, liUDtSer of
lUea rv isvrd, IU numWr of reiievwd.
toapjdioanu, »i, num.
went to Poor Houae.10, numhrr diomlaaed* )M
'.»vr of death*. 1, numb?r of t:rt)
aeal Mitaie '1'rsassafbro.
Filed ia ike Keeerder's eSae, aeett eeantj,
Iewa, «p te I e'cUek, April 7, IMS
Samuel M. Jackiuan et us, to John
Scott, w 4 nw aee 11, 89 n 6
Princeton, M,00S #0
Ira liiflord, et ui, to Sana Hnnaen,
w ae aee 11, TO range !, Cle
onaTownahip. MM
Satnr to J, scliiin Bein, e V aaaee
11, 7 ', 1, C'loona Townaiiip,
Louie A Delia to Wilhelm Beinz, ne
aw }a aee 4, Ti», 1 Claona Town
•hip, JS0 SO
Augnat Hageboeek, et «x, to Ouatave
Hageboeck, w u- w V let 7, block »»,
Davenport, iff
Michael Howard, el as, to Patrick
Halhgau, ptont lot SS. 4ls'.t, Daven»
port, M| go
Jamea Hall,et ui. to Aaron Meek,
acrea in sw V aee S7, and nw
sec 24, tn 7«, 3, in the city of Dav*
enport,
A. K. Uoldea, el ux, to Hunting
ton, lots block IS, A Fulton's Ad
dition to Kaat J'arenport
Oenrgr Hawlev, «t ux, to U Ful.
ler. 3 27-100 acrea ol land at mouth
of /uck Creek I'le.aaat Valley,
Ktekiel 1'eei.lee tn Oriu Hill Peaalee,
12S*Y aee », and a e V e V ae!
*, a w ij a w y aee 9, tp 79, 5 e,
tJnion
saya that on bunday lsst a lsd known aa
"Ted" Chase called at the reeidenee of
George W. Flickinger, in Meline, and bor
rowed a small wagon, representing that be
wanted to take aorae things to his grand
mother, who resides on the bluffs. Fail
ing to return at the appointed time, Mr.
F. started in search of him, and succeeded
in tracing him to thia city, where the wag
on waa found concealed, bat he could not
find tbe yoang rogue. There should be
Reform S hool for such young chaps who
have taken auch long atridea on the road
to the pen tentiary.
Allen's Urore,
2,000 00
To-Day'a Advertiaemanta.
Hack for Sale.
Afor
MOBT STAGE HACK IS OFIBBB0
sale very cheap. Applv to
apr8 dlw» R. UENTON.
OPENING DAY
Or Syria* Itylcs el PaMetaa,
April teak,
JtlRB.
A. DOU«LA8%as
8.
Wo. i!u Main Street, Davenpori
J1STPaturna,
RECEIVED A LABOR ASSORTMENT
of plain and elegantly trimmed,
tor Ladiea and Children, all of the latest and
moat desirable deaigne. apr" 2t
8ANGAMO
AND MARINEI
Cm*h
Parties at St. Loui9 and poiots between,
are endeavor.ng to charttr tha Great Re
public, the largest boat ever built for the
Missisaippi river for an excursion trip to
thia city snd points above. The Great
Rspublie was built last year at a coat of
$475
,000, snd if brought op here feran ab
ject ef curioiity to our citizens.
OBoe, Room Ne. S Daveapert's Block. eoraeS
Main and Second Street. aprS-dtf
Hlckoxa Boardlna Honae.
N FRONT 'STREET, BETWEEN PKRRT
and Kock (aland atreet*. Tbe tare* four
story stone building, known aa Moor's Bakery,
as been reraod.licl, ami tilleU up io tint* at?!e,
the accommodation of boarVra. l)ar board
era also accommodated. U. U. UlCkOA.
aprT-dtf rroprietor.
Chicago Jewelry House.
W. a. jTb. ItlAl'Oa
1S1 nark Steeet,
JEWELKRS,
I N E E W E Y I
Hllver Plated Wares Ac,
•o. lot Clark Etreof CHICAOO.
Manufacture Pure Coin Silver Ware.
Watches, Uloeka, aad Jewelry CarelBBy Repaired
aad Warranted. dtj
N E W
Wholesale House!)
asro. e,
METROPOLITAN
WHOLESALE
MO.
108 f«
313 «t
l«l)
t«l«
UUBM
Farm
aa
U
INSURANCE COM'T,
Jiwfi over |tiS,aa#|
wrltlaa ai reaseaable raaaa.
If. I.
KING, Asent.
WIIHI
DAVENPORTf
',puUiuo furm"ru°
Io the l«o,r Houaa April let.
d^Jn?li7e"^"V.n'
u
r"anm foUrehU
CAMERON &
PA.PM
•M SO
«M OS
HI 10
1 to
Princeton Townahip,
John Conner and wile to Stewart dill,
mor, 92-100 acrea ofland of theea
tatr of the late John /^unn, deoeaaed,
aor7-d2w
I A. LAJtaiLDT,
Oavenpoet.
Whelesale and Retail Dealers m, aad lBpaete(Sef| jf#. Waat Beeead Htreet,
WITCHES, DIISODS.
BLOCK* I
DATEttroaT, low
A.
GANS 8c CO.
(BUCGES90B8 TO I. BBBHBI8)
•urrricTcaaBS *a» rossaaa o»
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS!
GLOVES, NOTIONS, AC.
Hew Tork prices guaranteed. mhSS-dly
Carpets. Carpetsjofy
New Carpets, New Oil Clotba,
Aad lets of other aew thiaga are aew being
reoolvedat
aOULD'S,
Canter
and Jarry
Ala.,
I have a apleadid stock ef t-Ply, lagraia. S
Plj, aad BraaaalaCarpeta, which I am selliagat
**0a'l"Tfer^'anyt?!n^in the Carpet Liae at
Qou'd's, and you will save money by so doing.
MATS, RUGS. WINDOW SHADES
AND FIXTURES, CORDS AND I
TASSRLS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR OIL CLOrHS,
In great varietv. Mirrors. Glaeeee, Fiaao
Htools. Pact Stools, be., ceaatontly oa head*—
FURNITURE,
of every description selling cheap, sonaiating of
Cowmen Farnstare, Chamber Bets, Parlor Sea
ia Reps, Plush and Hair Cloth .Ac.
aprT-dfa
be.
DAN1BL OOULD,
Coraer td aad Perry streets.
LADIES! LADIES!
READ THIS
AM) BATE MOVBY HOTWITHSTAMDWO
THE ADTARCE OP
DRY GOODS, Etc.
1 am aelliag off ay aatira stock
KaaHae, Callces« Tlcksj
FlaaaalSi DSUUBH.
AwA aka Draaa deeds, alao Ketiaaa, ala^
IEIAIDLESS OF ObtTl
atill have a larr» stock en haad. aad If yea
sail soon, are eu.-e to seeore bargaiafc
|iT-"-T— Fare at half
ptleo.<p></p>aUlTTBIi'S
at
SIMON
i«. a.
SSSPOTH^JfflgBS
••ten to the Trade Fresh Mpring Mtark of
PROPRIETORS
TERMS: WOO
»I.C«*A\B
NTKHIT
CLOTHING, CISSIMERES,
C0TT0NADES, JEANS, LINENS, FLANELS.
FURNISIIING GOODS,
AND
TAILORS
TRIMMINQt
l&" SO
LB AG1NT FOR DAVENPORT WOOI.KN MILLS.
House Painters, Glaziers, drainers, Giers
JLN2D 8ION-WRITEH8.
mala aad Deceralire Paper Haagera, Oslllags Whlleoed
Walla Celered,
We have just received tbe Largest and Most Complete assortment ef Paper Haagtaga aad
Window Mhades ever brought to Davenport all of which bare been selected this Bpriag. ia lee
Tork. We have entirely new styles of Hall Papers, Borders and Decoratioaa. We are prepared
to do all work entrusted te as ia a workmanlike manner, aad at satisfactory prieea.
140 BRIDY STREET. INEXT DOOR TO CITY HILL
Spring Goods.
.,
fainea, Bleached and Brown Mnallna, Freneh
Saekinfa, Glorea and Hosiery, Silk
and doth Marqnei,
Trlnamlnffa, Paraaola and tan Hbadei, Hoop Sklrta,
Motlona, Ae., Ac.
All ol which will be (band attractive and at the very lowe.t market ratea,
jjjjr Please call soil see tha Latest Sty lee aud Novelties of tha season.
Sign off the Lion. J. E. DIIOIV A SONS.
IL TBODK.
Davenport.
LANGFELDT, TH0DE ft GO.
|\|!'')RTKRS AND DEALERS IS
German, French & Spanish Wines,
French Cognac Brandlea In Original Packaf ea.
Sni.K A(JHSTS"FOR
•aa *a mala EUrarl beverage at IBealak,
by Pfcjslsl—aefUieOM aad I*«w World. aSkla-dtl
(Ritablisbed 1SSS.)
NICHOLAS KXJHNifilSr,
llanatactarn of Cigars and dealers in
LEAF. PLUG & FINE CUT TOBACCO,
jifpjis JiJYD SJHOMKKS JMRTiCI*K9,
Keooa oa had the largest Stock and Variety of eoove foods of aay boaaa ia the State. Tj
ksi r^-'-aail all dealers ia above goods are invited |to examine my Bloek aad Prieea, aad the
qaality ef my gaoda before porch
rain elsewhere.
Cor. Main and
94
Goods
28..
Still eoatlnnw.^^^ GoodB and Carpota
fglg BTOOK OP OOODB MOST BE BOLD
42
r. METER,
E I A N A I 0 1
ad si., ead deer w«et ia Ratisasl Beak.
Is te rasetpt ef a large ead wall selaeted teak of
Ready-MadeClottriag
tylacksiifth
IOWA.
a. tANOHLDT
Banhart, Bsrssaay
Baveapert, law
Wtreefa, Davenport, Iowa.
Down-Down the Prices e°
GREAT BA.H1K OF
and Carpets!
XE CLAIRE ROW...
Another Rednetton on Droaa flssda«
Avvra.
Baldwin &Marston
Fatcbes Clocks
lawaliT
HAKDW HK.
u«
tfifl
.'.s'.TVW
J. E. DIXON A SONS
i
CORNER OF SECOND AMD MAIM STREETS.
Beg teanaeunce that they have received a portion of their Spring purchaeoe, consis
ting in psrt cf
Dreaa Oooda, Tweed* and Caaalaaerea, Prlnta and De-
8aei ir
O1*ran.".
V ^L»
v«)v
IUKUANU hju hM
laltears, "eter AimU fM-1
VI i»», Fteek«, U«*. ait Sleet !|gj»i,
Sled^ra, fan i-re' k uivea, i nteaa*!-.,
File*. Ac.
A •. a'l '..a'Inr k. I.f •»,..»« Moia
«jj i ....-,1 T,» aJkg
C.f ... .,1,1 Tlra
lo:te
Nut-, A't.her., Ac.
nuilie will tu.l n our e-.«r5 ilileir tlef
Ordar
aaT
1
Biett will foinTil it'enfirn.
SKMLKB A 1 I HMt 1,
tl hra.lji Mfeat.
UMoiKItlKN.
P. KERKER & SON,
GROCERS1
tiPSOOXO'lD STREET
Belweea Mala A Marrlaea.
J. HEBERT,
flUeeeeeor to I'. K. Marka,
DBAI.IR IN
GROCERIESI
Opposite Paaaajlrania H«BN«W
H. A. REGNIEH*
BEkl.Blt IN CIU'U'K KAMiLT
O K I I K 9
Te««a,
fPried
fruit*,
dWra Jt iWiHoie If nrrf,
1'orttafe, Tiriur^
WWpa, fuwU«r, I.uad, Hht»t, Cai»*, .t
44 Brady Ht., Uavraporte
JONHUA iii KK
K O E N E
IK US BSW AND COMMODtOt'8 frrORI
e%. SI Brady *f.,
a Beers below llaveaperl Has
Slaaal Baak.
IfTMRRB HB WILL ri KAMKI) TO nan
vv Usold Meade aad all who w»i,r
CHOICE GROCEJUHS
IAt
Tha UWNI VIarises Batae.
BeeaapoH, Jaa. Sth, tses. dAw ly
Oldcct Oroccry House in Davenport.
HI
MIRIS
rimTt
Wheleeale ead Retail dealers ta
Mica CroceriBS,
NAILS, Olll,PAINTI,ETC.
yjg" Oall aad ess (loede aad leara tba priest
•ltd] no. a BBABV N'r. I AW
•uv Your
OAME, POULTRY, OYSTERS,
FRESH FISH, EUUS, BUTT Ell,
CHKESE, ALL KIN«S OF VEG
E A K S A N U I S A
8WAN'8,
aaa^ nn%*»v «T.
NEW~€JROC:KRY htokk.
I. W. Car. Brady rifth 9m.
•a
VNDERMIUNKD IIAVK VURMEO
A
Oo-partnerahip uii'ler the name Of
Llnalejr A Pane,
and will k**p a
firat Class RrlillHr«r^ 8tiflr
TOILET.
Oeo. W. Laird's
Cj a V
O I
f%0 m** tkts 4*Ne*tfkt Him.
rmH*m 4* indvrtttf kf fVi/«#W'aa/
Opirm Kinjert, an-t, tm ie/, hp #Pfry ttff
whm4$9irM a et*** gmoot*. mnt it
f$*nt e*mpU*4on. tiff fhu&vtiti
mm4 tSornti f)*t9t*rr #,
Dapet, 74 Faltan Htreet, If^w York.
jr TOL^WIiH TO life
BEAUTIFUL.
UseOCORLIA LIB I'RHHIA. or VI• I HIA HROIA
far BKM' riKYlN't I UK fimrt.KXIOS
au I rHKSKKV INU I'.IK MKI -4
This lat.lualil" loiUt
mr
L'tl. w». .1 ot.re'l hy a
celehrate'l' ln-ml«l In Cniiri-, ami li la lo biiu lliat
theU^.-ftV ..irt..' K.uttie l.-aatf.
With all 'ta annpl'tltj aa.l p-int/ ttrnre i. no attic!*
ti..t will .int ir- w It a» brmitnler of tlie cosa
pl»atoii att'l "I l»" -kin
ipt "f Waa
,n.»tnr-tlml tlin. iit»enlta
*ra.»ijal ffi. U'ia alio tt»« aria*
ome t'Uyi-ar.
perfect trial im i._
tocra«lretrrl»..f I'hliartclphU.N'w Tork.lUliliaore,
Boaton. New Oilrana. HI I. rjl«, Vnvanuah, liarlea
Ion. Wliinlogt.
u.
N ('..*
Criven
Th. „,.v n-.1 ii
Offers
•A
MILLIE
MRS. M-1* OUBW
(ro
^r„wmA.r.oum.)
«ATS AS»
yglsisld fcssstbsa Oat,bfM
wulj
ooquallSr.1 ailmlrat on. aii.k woult ..n«l.tor I h- toilet
Imperfect wlUioti' tht.lelli:ttrfi) bimJ i uri-'j haroi!»'i-.
iaratlon. Vl. lnrl* K- la mill ii,.-.-li« rtr IVrela
aneh entlr*- .all^lafl. u In .yty m«aaee.
ttat he leaow comp»ll«11"
"f" "P™ IJ' ?,
article la eallrelr dlffrrrnt from anrthliig of th.- kind
aver attempted, an.t I. werrafM
K
___
fHBB FROM ALI. I'OIMINI 1 HI llsTANCBW.
After taalacOecella .1.. ivrel. end Vx t..r,i Be^ta
for a abort time, the ekIn will have a .oft •mill llao
teatnre: It Impart, afre.hneaa •ini.i.'Htif.e in.I «ft
eeee to the akla that ran oalr .w pr«lu"-l wins
thia valoahle article Thia ariMe uo «ul»»r com
aoaad tolnjare the .bin or rompli itnn, hnt «niian
caa aa a beantlSer, and tie nee roan--. |h.».h,i»
^tod hv tha Lloaeat oba^-rver.
ForvesovlacTan. Freckl^a, Pinhnrn, anil Cuta
aeoaa Oteaaeee from the sain. la tnvaleahie.
M. O. McClaskej haa every I"
Bendlnc hia Victoria Regla and
laeUdteaea betas tbe only perfect a»l re.iai.etol
anwiSurlw OMI
BT*.o
Mct.ps-
AwA kfe aame etaatved oa each 1ael- no other la
•aaataa. Depot, Ho. 1» North aatventh Slreet.
lTdbr all Praggtats aad Parfamera la the njted
ateeaad Oaaala
Wholesale Only
^AJ|fes
STAPLE ArFANby
DRY GOODS I
W. 0. WADSWORTfl
ie
Ike trade a fresh
Spring Stock!
Blenahed Jfc'.Brown Cottoaa,
Prlnta, Gln|hsmi«
WMteJGooda,
lilnena, Hoalery,
olavtB. DenoH
CsttOBRdN
jUbra**'
Sbawla,' I
Caaalm
e#%
Yamtiee
wUI
fe
•jial
Cleans,
a*.»
«ad Ml liaao of
«bicb a ill tacfcfip
adapted to their weats,
Wir»r rmtcma.
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