The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • 1

DAIIfe DAVENPORT BEMQORAT. DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT WHOLES ALF, HOUSES JOHN HOYT RICHARDSON Editors and Proprietor. All BTaEET. 8E005B. PiiOPllIETOKs Duly, delivered ta elty, per year t1-fW Dally, delivered la city, per so Daily, to Bull per year Daily, to malt sabecrlber, par all boiUu 4,60 Eighteenth Year, Davenport, Iowa, Tuesday, July 29, 1873.

Terms 9.00 ,1 d. a. aiCTuaiMioa. J. 1.

UCUIDHI. TTinliAltUSON BItOS HIE GREATEST GOOD TO TIIK GREATEST NUMBER. MEDICAL Official Paper of City and County being provided for wheat will be a fair 4 Vvr4t. 4 WISHART'S PINE TREE I.KTTEIt FROU riTK CREE 1101' TAINS. Ouoton, July 'ii.

FIRE AND LIFE JNS ANCE. Dr.MlAG IOXI.l, Fire and Life Insurance rat ED II F.I.N Z. rCUNSY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND land Notary Public. 1 articular attention paid to axantulng Titles, Conveyancing, and Collection. tllce Hoffman's Block, Main street, be.

tween Fioul and becond streets, Davenport, Iowa. 4-T asm mnmyfi T1IK GREAT SHOOTISO MATCH. The shooting malch previously ananged between the sboolinr. club cf Genrsjo and the club in this city, came eff to day at tho Scott county Fair Ground, as here tofore announced in these columns. Dinner was served at half ptst twelve, which was a sumptuous affair and heartily enjoyed.

Then came the shooting; Jl yards rise and 80 jaids boundary. The score, with the names of the parties, T.AJR COEDIAL In (UlZKTfKllXKDY FOR THE THK04T AND- LUBW. Ii grailflng to us to lnlorm the public that lr. L. O.

C. Wlshart' Pino Tree Tar Cordial, for Throat and Lung Diseases ha gained aa enviable reputation from the Atlantic to toe Pacific roast. atd from tkenee to tome ol to test families ta Europe, no "through the press alone, but by per sunt throughout tbe States actually benefitted and 'Tired at bis oClco. While be publishes less, so ay our he unable to supply the de maud. gales and bold lu reputation first.

ot by stopping cough, but by loosening and nature to Urow oB the unhealthy matter collected about tbe throat and bronchial tubes, whtrh causes irritation. second. It remorea the causes of irritation which produces conjjli) ot the mucous membrane and bronchial tubes, tbe luog.to act nd 1 1 row off the unhealthy secretions, and purifies the blood. Third. It 1 from squillr, lobelia.

Ipecac and opium, of whtrk most throat and luw remedies are composed, which allay cougb only, and draoryanlze the stomach. It haa a soothing eflect the stomach, acta on the liver and kidneys, and very part of tba system, and In Its Invigorating nid purifying etlect It has gained a reputation ahich It mj'l hold aboT3 all others in the market. NOTICE -The I Ii Tree Tar Cordial, tbe Great American Dyspeptic Til's acd Worm Sugar I rm, being under my immediate direction, they hall not lose their curative qualities by the nae of cheap end Impure articles. Ukt K. Wm- tr.

Proprietor. L. Q. C. VVlsllABT'S mce Pertora are open on Tuesdays nd Wednefdays, Irom A.

M. to 5 P. M-, for con a nation by Dr. Wm. T.

Magee. With htm are associated two consulting physicians ol acknowl edged at.lllty. This opportunity 1 not offered by any other Institution in the city. All letters must addressed to L. y.

C. WISHAKT, M. No. I ll North Hicokd Sraisr. I'nn-rAl rutA, 1'.

FISHER'S BRONCHIAL TABLETS A capital remedy fcr SSTI1MA. COL'GIIH, COLDS INFI.l'gNZA, T1CE.USU AND E0K3 TDEOAT nOAItSKNKSS, BIIONCUITIH, atd ILo Various AFFKCTIONS of the TllltOAT and LUNOS. A reindy fi-r thepe Ulfeasef. which 1 rure.afe and the lndi-pen3b ipmltties such that it Is adapted to every pertuw. Is new idfered to tuflering hemantt la Fisher's Bronchial Tablets Especially prepared to meet the, demand fur an efficacious Remedy.

Adults in arising In tbe morning, mil find these exca lent to clear tbe thrott ot the trrltat Ing phUk'u accumulated duitn? t'ue night, exer tifln? an immediate soothing effect, iwlnif to tbelr aperior demnlcent properties. prtTio iiiv are eo prcvilent In this chanln climate, that puta a remedy can not be over-estimated in Its importance, for the preservation cf Health and even Lira in Whooping Affections, ot rhl Ulren, they are xgreeable and efflcaelous tar irritation, assisting to throw oft the phlegm, so troublesome and olten dangerous. Fisher's Bronchial Tablets are pre-eminently superior to any Kcmedy, being exclusively competed of Vegctabte substances, entirely free from Ojdcm or anythtngV1111'300 plearan and agreeable to the tate, acd not Stable to change, and can B9 taken aa freely as neccri-ity requires. OnaToas and Vocalists will nml them invaluable Iji clearing and strengthening the Vocal Although but recently Introduced, the ronetsnt'y inrrealng demand 1" rellicen proor ol their and great popularity. Tbe public may rest assured that it is not a bum-bug, n.r Introduced by ra'se forrged certificates and testimonial, or any other means through which so many preparations are broneht before lb public.

Kor sale by all cents per box. Try tbem. JOHN M. FlsHER.PrupfrUt. Proprietor, N.

Y. Tbe Bi Internal and Ktnernal Medicine in the World. SCIIEETZ cnuurtD Bitter Cordial. It is a reliable lamllr m. dicine, and can bo taken by either Infant oradnl, with same bcneflclal re nits.

It if a certain, prompt, and speedy remedy for Dia raonjlysentery. Bowel Complaint, Dyspepsia, wnese of Spirits, Fainting, Sick fctomach Bead he, Ac. For Chills and Fevers or all kinds, it Is far better than Quinine, without any of its pernicious effects. It creates on appetite, prove powerfu 1 digester of food, and will counteract th effects of liquor in a few ml nates. PHTLrLrHia, January icth, 187S.

Jacob Schtett, Elf. nua 8ia: Ideamlta duty 1 owe to yon and euder ng maaUad, to tute the truly wonderful effects of your Bitter Cordlil. Whilst In Mexico in the year 1847, I was attacked with Chrcnlc and afier my return home, the disease -m 1 1th me. Ia Pittsburgh I was attended I I.imm, McCrarken, Hazle Cornman, and oilier class practitioners in th it city, and wis by them doted with Kino, Tannic Ald, Morphia, Opium, and evn Acid, bn without any perceptible relief, in this eliy I hve been at tended, aa hundreds can testify, by the very best pr.jictanf, both of the old and homoepathie achool, bat as usual, their remedies were of but little or momentary effect. A short time ago I was insnced to try your Bitter Cor-iUL I have taaen four bottles and I can now truly say that 1 am apparently and, 1 believe, tMeMy Bd tBjoj health than 1 have done for over twenty years.

My bowels are entirely and have no he.lt.tloa in averting cwe ft () and wo.derf.1 effect, of Suets'. Bitter Cordial as manufactured byyoo. Tkax MatemeBU veriry under oath and prove by hundreds KespectfaUy yours, J.D.Cooke. To Jacob Jciirn, N. W.

corner Fifth Kace Streets, Philadelphia. crop as tho country goes, and so with otb er products. Money is scarce in this region. The wealth of the place is locked up in lutu ber and hemlock, both awaiting the com ing locomotive. Nearly a hundred thousand dollars worth of this kind of produce lies along its graded line within a distance ot seven miles.

Its market ing, which is soon hoped for, will make times more nusn. The disciples of Miller the Second Advenrists here, have got by the wool. vv Dy unnstian people can find time or disposition to sung clubs at each other's heads, bothers me to explain, but, in the language oi liurns, "They a do Well, tnese devil-casters bad a time of it at West Groton Sunday. Laving aside for a while the setticg of the time when we shall all "go up," they took in hand 'no Hunuay question with a sharp grip. Not the same Sunday Question that we sometimes have agitated out West, but the question of whether Sunday was Saturday, or Saturday was Sunday.

They took the bible tor it both sides, of course, and discussion became hot and im- pressivo, in which, language for which no bible warrant can be found, was freely used. Our side sided with the Jewish belief, while others stood by that of the Gentiles. The former declared that it was impossible to be conscientious christians and not worship on the seventh day (Saturday) which is many a time in the bible declared to be tbe dav of days for rest and worship the other maintaining with equal tenacity that nobody but a heathen would maintain any such impious and demoralizied notions. The Saturday brethern wanted to know the Old Testament was an insoired book. They were answered that it was most assuredly.

Then what about the command to auit work and worship God on the seventh day. Well, said the Sun- ay Advents, that part of the old testa ment has inspired otir agnin, and when anything has been inspired twice the second inspiration is likely to bo the best It was a new quirk in theology that tue Saturday heathen badn come prepared to resisit and it rather got them ul. However they rallied around their ay regardless ot the conflicting lnspira- 10ns, and declared lor Saturday as their unuay. lhe other side stick to the ay and so came the schism anion? the taithlul Adventers. These latter further eclare iu their pious wrath that tho Sat urday heathen may go their way and wor- ship Saturdays, but if they attempt to come round their meeting house on Sun day it will be made hot lor them.

Our informant says there is a good chance for a tolerable tree tight out there next Sun day. Well an Adventist that wont light for his fuifh is a coward, so in the language of Dan Bice I say, "let 'em fight." 2s particular day has been set lor the final fireworks, acd as far as can be seen the milienium is farther off than it was be fore this new clement of discord crept in. D. N. It.

Piucuis reduced on Dres3 Goods at Hewitt's. It F1H I I ON OF FltElGIIT. The new railroad law in Illinois, rcgu -lating freight and passenger rates does not seem to work as well as was anticipated by its advocates and makers. It has given rise to a great deal of controversy already, and is likely to lead to more. When the law went into force, railroadmen prepared fheir schedule of ratC3 incompliance therewith according to their understanding cf the law.

All tbe prominent roads in the State agreed to adhere to this fixed schedule rate, al -though the effect was to raise their former rates, in some instances, several per cent. At this the people of the State grumbled, through freight and Jtravel sought other means of transit, and the business of these began to diminish rapidly. Our own city felt the cQdct very seriously, and so, in fact, did the whole State. The roads could not stand this falling off of their business. First one road departed from the arrangement, and then another.

A short time ago, the Peoria Kock Island nad through its connection with I. B. W. road made such arrangements in regard to freight rates as to accommodate our shippers, and of course, that line was patronized The I. P.

felt this seriously, and consequently determined to reduce its tarift. This was done and the rate of tarifl7 went into cfljet yesterday. It is as follows FROM DAVENPORT TO CHICAGO. Merchandise, First Class. .61 cN.

per 100 lbs. Hecond 4k Third ..41 Founh Lumber in loads 15 iiorses and mules, per car 45 44 Cattle and hojg 40 0) bbsepper car, sing deck S3 00 Class A ear load 65 35 47 05 KM OS 4 15 It will be noticed that there is a reduction of from six to seven cents on the first from classes. The reduction on lumber is three dollars per car, on cattle and hogs, 4 CO per car, and on sheep $4 00 per car. The rate on class A. B.

and D. remain about the same as before. On breadstufftj the following is the tariff: Cents. Flour and meal per bbl 43 4-10 Wheat, in ar loads per 100 lbs II 7-lu All otner grains, and mill studs In car loadf, par 100 Ibi 16 By this schedule of rates the managers of the road expect to be able to recover the traffic which was being secured by the Peoria and Rock Island Road and by the Illinois and Michigan canal. ft I ts.lt MEWS.

The St. Louis Rrpuhlican says the Keokuk Northern Line, as soon as the water on the Upper Mississippi rapids becomes so low that a division of the packets will be necessary at that point, will keep 1 the packets above but the Clinton, Lake Superior and Northwestern. These three boat3 will ply between St. Louis and Keokuk, connecting with the other pack eta at that point. The Muscatine is now being fixed up, and will run during the low water season from Keokuk to St.

Paul. The Davenport makes one more trip to St. Paul in place of the Belle La Crosse, owing to her repairs not yet being completed, after which she will probably take the Bayard's place in the Louisiana trade, being of much larger capacity. The Rock Island will not be taken out ot the St. Paul lino.

Lakgfeldt are shipping continually large quantities ot lard, tallow and all kinds of prevision direct from Chicago to Hamburg, Germany. They are confident that they can make fair profits in this enterprise. TLey ship by tbe Red Star Line, which gives through bills of lading by the Pennsylvania Central railroad via Philadelphia to Antwerp, Belgium, or Liverpool, England, and from these points to any port of Europs. This is a great convenience to -Personal. Thos.

Coleman Esq. banker of LaFayette, is in town to day. He leaves this evening for Denver, in company with his daughter, Mrs. E. H.

Ryan. Euchah's Disinfecting Soap kills roaches, vermin and all insects which harbor in the house or stable, and rids dogs of neas. laiis. Chemists, physicians editors, endorse these goods as the best' preventives and disinfectants made. Sold by druggists.

Different varieties of these soaps for laundry, toilet, dental, shayiDg, medicinal and disinfecting purposts. at in THE CITY. THR C1TI BBIEir. Nothing later about tbe hunt fr the Railroad robbers. There are eighteen persons rrgiatereil at the county jail.

BUhop Lec preached last Sunday in St. John'a Episcopal Church, of Chicago. John Li. Bwit has sold to Claus Wulf OQ unroe in T.thorfw TntrnrUn tKI Some of onr 'wholesale merchsnta hare commenced to rccejve goods for the fall trade. The uoa work pf the railroad bridgc3 asross Third and Fonrth streets is being nicely painted.

T. 8. Tarvin, Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodga of A- F. an 1 A. M.

of Iowa, is in town to-day. M. Cochran, of this city, is furnish ing the furniture for tha new ll.h School building, at Muscatine. J. M.

Kldridge has purchased from Eliai II. Gano, $1,000, lot 13, on Ilock Ibland street, west Bide between I5th and lfitli. Judge llimmonii, dean of the law de partment of the State University, is stop- pjng at tIje J3urts TrOU8e. U0 an(J Jjjg family are on their way to St. Paul.

The public cannot bo too frequently re minded that cleanliness, both of person and premises, and care in diet, constitute one of the most efficient cholera preventatives. Among the guests stopping at the New comb House, are Cbas. L. Texas G. XT.

Sanford, Crystal Lake Daniel F. Kemp, Buffalo, N. and Geo. W. Sels-by, Hull'alo, N.

Y. A child of Dellif Uemple, cjrner of Ripley and Second streets, last Sunday morning, came to its death by drinking lye, which it accidently got hold of in its mothers absensc from the room. An exchange gives this time'y advice 'Look not upon the watermelon when it is red, nor upon the stewed cherry when it giveth its color in the cup at lust it biteth like a soft shell crab, and stingcth like the cholera morbus." Fred Goos, of the firm of G003 Kir-cher, of this city, will arrive in New York to day or to-morrow from Hamburg, by the steamer "Thuringcn." He will remain in New York several days, and then proceed to his home in Davenport. In some of the towns west of us, where the law gives a bounty for wolf scalps, now that the warm weatLcr is upon us, and wolf hunting somewhat uncertain, the citizens are petitioning to have the law so amended as to include the scalps of sewing machine agents, book lightning rod men and life insurance drummers. The report which gained so current circulation last Saturday afternoon, that John Doosc, who had hia limbs crushed by the cars, the night before was dead, was ftlse.

Mr. I loose, we are informed by Dr. Peek, who amputated both linils, is doing as well as could possibly be expected, and will, doubt, recover, so far as the iiect of the accident upon his health is concerned. I'OLIt'K 4'Ollt HEFOHK JTSTTCE VtKf.E, P. f.

Justice Vicle fays he thought Davenport was a very moral city, until he read the Dfmochat lat evening, but has changed his mind. lie has had only one case to-day, and that for stealing. It appears that one Patrick Girvcy hankered aftei some raspberries bad and took it into his head that it was about time ho had a box, and so stole them from Thomas McSpirett. Thomas didn't like that sort of thing very much. Accordingly had him arrested and brought belore Justice Yiele, who, after hearing the testimony in the case, fined Pat $100 and costs, amounting to 7.C5, which he paid.

He has undoubtedly make up his mind that, that was the dearest box of raspberries he ever had. J. Cummins, or "China Pat," who hated to go back to jail yesterday, had his trial this morning, and sent up for thirty days His Heading, will accompany him eight days only. Dkkss Goods for the million at Hewitt's. Served them KicnT, An old lady who was returning home from a hard day's work, last Saturday evening, stepped into a street cir, the seats of the same being occupied by the "young blood" of East Davenport." She waited for some of the young men to get up and give her a seat, Lot she waited in vain, as the boys thought they had good, soft places, and intended to keep them.

But the old lady, becoming impatient for a seat, finally managed to squeeze in between a couple of the would-be patricians. Presently two elegantly dressed ladies came into trie car, and then there was a simultaneous "get up" among the "young gents" to give the ladies scats. The old lady instantly noticed tbe movement, and vented her wrath in thiswise: "This is the way ye trate a dacent ould lady, is it who has been working hard all day, and when she comes in ye lets her scruge ye around to make a sate for herself; but when the girls comes in with their eligent rags and paper backs, ye all get up as if the divil was after ye, to give them a sate." The boys "vamoosed" Irom that car, and have not been beard of since. Go to Hewitt's for Dry Goods. I'oikI'i Fxtrart is by no means a "cure all it only cures diseases that are acted on by similar agents.

A frksu invoice-7fCr7eviot Pcrcal shirts jast opened at Ryan's Fob Sale. A second-band piano Rooms under Odd Fellows' Hall. Mrs. S. E.

Heard. Selling out At and Below Coet. Sly entire stock cf Dry Goods and Notions. Otto A. Meter, 8econd and Ripley.

Sign of the Hed Star. RICHARD'S IUKAH 1IAKINO POff- der is used by 21 of tb! Leading Hotels of city of Chicago alone- Being ready to iret our Fall Goods, we will sell iur entire Summer stock ot Millinery and Fancy Goods at Come and get Bargains, at the Store. Arnold Ilro'i Will Remove on or About August 1st to TneirXew Store Room Xo. 306 (Old dum ber 40) Brady Street, Tlcle'a Block. City Hacks.

Lorton Bros, are now ready with the finest hacks in the city, to attend to all orders left at their stable, on Third street, between Bradv and Main, or at the corner of 2d and Brady, None ba5 careful dnyers are employed. I I 1 ran iur lo the pa bile nonce a medicine wMrh has perlormed so many wonderful rare In my own town, and among my neUhbors and rrlends, that 1 am happy la being able to give more extviiaMv reputation to lhe I'ralrie We.d an ttie best Cough and Luug Kerned ever dltrovrrvd. Consumption nv 'rnhMo Weed 'vi i r.i Kl. at. ItTlieroJ are retliiln Idtaitiles Ii.

u. Vteslein Hiatus whete Uh I' a veiy rare and lck pecpl r-movlug to these reetioii. recover from ny lorm i-t Lung jj -j Hi'riiiiil, Iu Ihsre K.ruUllr, tl.rj PHslHlli UKKII grows very abundantly, twining among lb grasses, 1U bloisoais prrluailiig the alt with Itsgraer very gist. In I to men and iile. ThivM.

Mil. KltlNMCI.V. Or KOXHI II lIAft ha prepared Medicine from Hits weed which lia. reaiatkable lisallrg pnipertie in all 1 htoat and Lung dise, whether mild or overe, whether recent or of long Tbe medli In inewt? es bs. removed tie pain and and one gcMlrman lunit by the 1'KAIIilU VNhKIl said, '-The peculiar I eal'h prijirrtles ol the pralrlu.

nr. contained In tin. remedy." So'il by Drugglrta. I'llco II ihi. rirtirt let l'rnirto Weed KVFUY llOTTLK WAWHANTKli" NO Cl'ItK NO PAY UKRAT HKMKOY, SEVEN SEALS, ir GOKDKN WON DICK, KOH lNTRHNAU INK KXTSUNSL 1 We tballengn the wmld to pro.luco rnneuy wbitb will prove ly actus! leal a mora speeily, certain and ollechml cure lor all ol what ever lonn, eiternnlor liilernni, or rhroiilc deep-seated or otherwise, I linn PKYEN SEALS, or OOLDKN WONDER It will eflVct a speedy cure in all ot Head cl-e, Nenrnlgla, Toothache, HitnIiis, Clioler Mor bus Ac nd e.iclally llliclimnti.nl.

It cures pnl almost Inslsnlly, ami this Is Din grand rcciei of It fur In hundreds ol ca.es where this pieparatlon bus been n.cd, II lias saved alter and have been completely baffled, all hrpe abandoned, nd th" pn ttenl's llfo despaired ol. Try bnllle. II II dia-s net care you, wo ill return yon your ney. iur motto: No Ctiaa, No I'av 1" Hold by all oprlelota. Drngitlals.

I'lllslnirgii, Ktt.NNKDY la. Hole 1H. .1. MILLKK'S SOOTHING AM) HEALING The proprlulor. ballerga llio world lo pro'tur lis Uicrlor a Krmeuy.

Miller's Balsam Ci.re. liurns and braids Millet'. Balsam Cure Bruise, and hptams Miller' Balsam Cure I i.e.aud Coins, Mil er's lUlsam Cures Miller' tlslsam Cures ('tni)ippd Miller' Ilabam fnree Ago in I lie Fitce Miller' Balsam Cures Agneln the Brenst. Miller Balsam 1'nres Karat he and Kealneis. Miller's Balsam Cures I os.

of Motiot. Limbs Miller's Ualsnm Cure. Cnutli. and Colds. Mllkt'a lialram Cuie.

Croup and Asthma. Miller' Balsam Cures More Tbroatand lirjt iukb Miller' llHl.nui Cute liot pliig loiifh. Millet' l'alsain Cure. Cukct lb the Mouth. Miller' Balsam Cure Dysentery and CUo.ira Morbnn.

Miller' Bilsam Cure li fttmara'lon ot the Rowel Miller' Balsam Cure kidney Compldul. Miller' Balsam Cure Dlplherla, Hold by all Druggist in Davenport. Ask lor MlU.KK'SrtOOTIIlNU AND I1KALINO BA IJAM, and take no older. Put up In four ounce panel bottles. Price filly cent Per bjltle.

Dlruclloii csompny esrh botllc. DH. JBSSIJ MILLER A HON, Manufacturer and Role Proprietor, Providence, It. I. Depot and 14 lllgbttrvet.

eod.tw GARY'S LI VERJMLLS, niK ti it Indian Vegetable Blood Purifier SCUAK COA1BD I1T A I'K'X'RHH TllT PltlC. tf SUVrH Til KM IN ANY CLIMATIC AND YKI' HKNOhKM Til KM rUKKKCTLY bl'LUULK. It; ha long bocr the desire of lhe Mann 41. Frm.TV. well as the I'anpi 10 get a I'm 1.

ibst would act upon tbn 1 iv and oilier Oauta, with certainly and eOec, wllboui Hie use il Calomel or tullieral suh'taM-ss. This point has been rear bed la lb composition ol CaHY'H I.IVKK composed aa they are the moat Certain and SI-feclual Vegetable Kemedtes, In a harmonious union, so ss to reach and ml all tbn Indication netdvd In lhe vaiiou. lor which they ar adapted to cure. In Hyspep.ta, ll adsrlie. Covers.

Co.t1venea, I Iver Cciniplalt U. Ac. In stiorl, all dlm asv. arising Irom an Impure slate ol lb Blood, which these 1 III are peculiarly adnpled to rlenae nd purify, thenhv rendering It ill to iioonsn nd Invigorate tho whole m. K.lni-ne.a lu the ritoinach, a sense weakness lu Hie back, had tssie In tho mouth, dull and sleepy, an In.

I1 II to perform labor of any kind, hnoily or in.ui.l lew dow of these Pill, will si.l-lly at reel, re, tor tho sy.wm to It wntitert clion, and ortentim. prevent Hi of Itknew. They will be fonrd to act promptly, thnrougbly, srarrhlngly and eflertually -not like most fills, leaving the bowel costive, but, on th contrary, having cleansed tbe system ol tbe vitiated humors, Iravlnir 11 lu a healthy condition. In all rbrontc lor whlrh these Pills ars pemlmrly adap. led they should be continued until a pirl jct cur Is eflected.

No VAl.OVKI, or MKKCI'HT In lhe Pills. The artiv principle being MANDKAKB or MAY APPLE, In couiblostli with olber v.luabi aim well known Vegetable Cathartics. Children can take the. Pill, with pertucl safety, In doses varying with th ago and coustiioiioii. Kanswua Fm.

Va Hpt 11, 179 H. H. O. Cur, Zineavllle, O. Your CAllY'8 1 1VEK riLLH give tbe beat of satisfaction.

W. Parkinsow. Buna-sins. Jan. au, 1H7H.

O. O. CHT-We find your medlclnda irlve good sallslartioa. hsnd u. by Express, O.

on gto. Cary's Liver Pills. lli-ViuiK Atkaiiin. None genuine unless slvned II. t'AKT, Z.nc.vlllo, Ohio.

CAMY A AO AIR, Dea Moines, Agent for Iuvta. FLY PAPER. PKOF. Oil GERMAN FLY PAPER It is Suro'tolKill All riles Iloacbea Ante, Irlos- ejulloes, and all LlTlug Icarcts. II Is tbe Beat In I'm, TUT IT! TBV IT I THY IT I WM.

A. PKAHK, Proprietor, Connty street. New lledlord For sale by HA HKISI'N A HOLM AN, KMItTH CO mid K. tt. BALLOltll A o.

Iu sftdtt SOMETHING MW The Lightner Sticky Fly Paper. H-erranfsrJ AnHrtly fYu Jrom AlON The best Fly Doetroyer evst oflbred to the pub- Ik! No dead fits dropping around tba house ai it catches and hold them all. For sale by ths trade generally. E. N.

UUHTNEH A DeUolU sols proprietors, to whom all orders should be ad. dre Med. mavleodAwlm ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. MkMANUrAeTUBCrll or ed A 10 01 0 Aw -J v. Lk! PfiANOH.

And the Celel'l-sinl rial mm liable Geo. Wood Organ ArkmmWcVi') by tbe le Ii III U.H. IH' II IW-tl Munifjil Wiuvrooi 94 Brady trtat, IN DAVENPORT ci tfif roots Nave tho L.noct Com lelurslock of IIIU1 I1M rj BOOTS AND To be found in the Notthwest. in cludinch huree etockTt Hon Made WarrunUi! Wotk, lowutt market pricps SFND YOUR 0KDH.S TO CM I IA) Iowa. kAOSaoiltW.

W. D. Waaswortb 11 ir 1 us. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I i'n 1 11 25 West ComnH DAVENPORT, IOWA. OH HI KM i MAIL I I tiMI-ll ATI KN I 1 1 EDUCATIQr.At.

Saint Mary's Academy. Nat'lltli II A 'II, IMiltNA, Tha Aniui.il Sosrion wii 1. 1 rti on 111 fir. I lirr.ilny for lull miorn iiiion h-mi rir iv ii. (,,1 die.s, M1 'III.

It kl'l'l mi 1 tit. Mm At a em Julji.ltwvm Nolte Dniun I'. (I, liiiimnn M(13IL Bl'SIMSi I RS I.lf.C ini'IlflL. BRYANTS STRAT70N Business College. The Lanrost tho This College us- imriiiidl of At mote Iboioui'b and eomriieia Ibin i.n by any ll.ttltutloli ulrlile Ar rl illnii.

Oiniiii ra Inl lilimi iir lll llllt'lll lor 1 he special training tif It. siudem. In the rno.t rapid aiid ntiipiiiniii iia, mikI a lltoioiifh criit.e of fnr-iriicllon In ilms- wil -c ptiiistmur practical bntlnes. t. iim 1,, ihn riutt Koom.

A I lit purtiiit iit, furiilsbliig every lacility iiiif firs' cln, a b.lnes or an omnli.be-i ornaniei.ial ni iii.i.n, A 'onunrr lul Law I pnriitu im, where lbs law of Cfiparinership. Cotiiisi-ia, Ni-n-llabl P.per, Ir.iirniie, 11 4r Ki if thoroughly tauvbtaud applli d. An Acliuil HiihliH-m I perfect and rompleto In all II. parts business or oinanx n'sl peainatirliln til lri on plltallnu, or lurtlo Inh iiiuiiiuii Montague Lillihridg, ritopiiiiCToiiN. Pin tti whnr y.111 aaw this 1 ar.1 "KELLY'3 ISLAND" Grape Brandy.

The snhsrrtlie, llil. a. article. the I est For the Sick and Feeble, ever nlaced before the tinbllc. Plivalclaii wl, prescribed It In their prartlre know Its liem-nYtal e.ulla, end tbe Ihj.I cli.ml Is 1 tily to It being the country le Pure and Unadulterated.

It la lk most nourishing and a Uc; now In use. Try It VBIOKM AN, HA Kl) A Hols Manufvlnrrrs Mtirwla Mreot, CLEVELAND, o. GOLD SEAL FLAVORING EXTRACTS. Empire Laundry Bine, Empire lemon Bugar, New York Baking Powder, Ins, 1. 1.

In T-a tc. Manufactured bv Hohaii Dnane sirei. New York. Kor sale EMMONM, N.w iriM-ery liUira, Til llrady street. HAIR WORK.

la. GFR'A. J3 J3M, Cor. rtalai and Heoond ailreota, DcsJer la and Manufacturer 0, all kind ol FANCY IIAIK WOKK Also rich anl fancy, Parisian lerjumery QIIABBEI IMPORTED HAIR KltHTt'KA nva Orahbe's Freckl. Tan and few application, of which I' nr Hinirbe.

on the and render the eomilHos elsar, fair bei .1 lha akin. I saaaied by few rnasaed Boh. leMTdtt It is midsummer in Vermont, the cold wet wather has found an end, the sun i pouring forth its heat with a more libera! hand, sending the niercurv away up to 85 in the open air, tbe sitting room fires have been allowed to burn out, and yet as write, the cool bretzes are stirring up th tree-tops, and anon come straggling iu at my window in familiar greeting. It is mid-haying. The farmers are busy at their proper work, and I ought to bs.

Every body does a little haying here. The min inters have bad their scythes in the dewy grass, and seem to enjoy the cxercua tha village doctor, bachelor though Le is, has little patch of cra33, wh'ch, one day last week, his a he mowed like a mm, and cured fir his well driven liorso. If ho curcj his pa tients aa well as he cures his hiy he ought to be popular. I was in wonder jat he wanted of tint grass pi, and in my blunt inquisitivencss sought information at tli bands ot a well educate I young school mistress of the village. The mere fact that much blood rushad to her face, to gether with the positive icjiinction toinind my own business, his uiide ma suspicious that "the old, old story" has been told again in that quarter.

The villago doctor can co on mourning that lot till ho is gone gray. I sha 1 ask her or no other young woman about it. Personal safety is the first law of nature. However, I will sy thif, and say it boldly, that if ever I return to this spot, and fiud the doctor's sign hung out on a cottage occupying that lot, and tiad, further, that one of tho two school miruis of the village schocl has adjourned over there, my suspicions will be fully re-sustained. Groton is a place about 00 years old not the village do I mean, but that it was four score and ten years ago that its first settlement took place.

1c was a staunch wilderness then tall trees of maple, beech, birch, spruce pine and ce dar covering its every acre. The township was organized in 1T87 by a party of gentleman at the old town of Bennington. In seaTahing the old town re ttie only thing of note tint I discovered in lliv uiiLttr id' the organization was that. Ih; lemons okl Jitvolu-tionary veteran, Ethan Allen, was one of corporators. hot her he ever came over here and loiik a loi at his share of the property, is not mentioned in the records aloresaid, nor yet in the traditions" of the people.

It is probable, however, that the gigantic old veteiat wns never here at all events he is deal, and no one of his name reside here. Away up on tho hill, back of tho village, on yesterday, I fuiiud old grandfather Hosea Welch, who is eighty-six years old, sound in mind and tolerable memory, from whom I giimed some impressions of early life iu Groton. lie had lived here, boy, and man, eighty one years was here when the region round about was an almost entire wilderness. There were no roads, schools, churches, mills or stores within some miles; the people felled and cleared the giant forests, then raised from among the logs and tho stumps the grain and potatoes upon which they lived sometimes even on the borders of tttrva-tion the clothing wherewithal they were clad was spun, woven and made up within the log houses iu which they lived wild beasts infested the wilderness, and yet more savage Indians prowled about. The old man married at theage of twenty-one.

The wedding tour was a tramp up through the forest to the four acre clearing ho had made within a half mile of and three hundred feet above the river, where he had raised a crop of corn, wheat, and potatoes the previous summer momhs, upon which to commence life, and rolled together a low log shanty, iu which to live. How wrestled with the forest of his hundred acres, clearing about four acres each year, how his wife worked with him, and spun and wove, and how he paid the tour hundred dollars, his land cost, in seven years, how they wrought on through the many years, adding little by little to their moderate means, laising a iarga family, taking little thought in their quiet simplicity of the world beyond, is the true story of the pioneers of New England; the story, with certain variations, ot the entire country from ocean to ocean. Different far is experience of the later generations of the conquered forests and prairies of to-day. The old fashioned farm implements, the old spinning wheel and house looms are of the past modern implements, modern machinery dtiven by power of stream and steam, bring about resul's with forty fold rapidity distances once so long have been made short by steam, acd places once months remote have been brought within close communication. In his early days it took longer to make the annual trip to Boston or Montreal market than it now takes to ride frc-m tbe Atlantic to the Pacific.

Monstrous changes indeed. A smart old lady of sevooty told me the other day that she had got to get her summer web into the loom that she had never missed it a tingle summer since she wis a yiil that it wouldn't do to get slack in her old age. She reintinbered having woven one hundred and sixty yards on her old clumsy loom in a single season Few indeed are they gttting to be who remember anything of the sort, and jet the record of the lives of these old people who have fought the battle of lite in such trying circumstances and against such heavy odds contain full as many lines of real happiness as thut of those who live in these more stirring ds. It is not money, then, nor steam, uor art, nor science, nor their companions that make one really and truly happy. The old orchards of Vermont are going to decay, and few there be that are replacing them.

Years ago this was a great apnle state. I can remember thirty years ago, when these orchards were in their prime, and were more thrifty. Fruit was abundant and very cheap almost below any price all around, now it is scarce. About thirty-five years ago the temperance move, or Washingtoniaisra (why so called never knew) swept over Vermont, and swept away very many of its finest orchards. Lest people should make cider or eat too iiiany apples and get intemperate, orchards were hewn down by tho thousands and cast into the fire It is said that it is almost impossible to raise orchards now, for sjme unexplained reasons the young trees do not thrive, but early be come rough, blistered, wormy, and decay before iruiting.

If 1 believed in curses, should boldly assert, that this lack of tree vigor was a curse upon the people for the wanton destruction, a third of a century ago, of that tree which beares the most generous, the most wholesome and most valuable fruit on the face of the earth. Why this temperance fanaticism which smote down the fair orchards of Vermont did not extend to corn and wheat because whisky is made ot it, is another mystery. The orchards took the weight of the blDw, and it is felt to this day and more apples are now imported into tha State than therei are raised in it. The average age of the old orchards here is abaut lltty or sixty ytars. "The oldest I can learn of are about i seventy five, and they are very old and al nost gone.

Now and then a vigorous tree may live to pass the century line, but they are scarce. Perhaps more attention to manuring, pruning and caring for them generally would furnish better results, but these etforts are seldom made. Twenty-five years from this, unless more attention is given to apple raising here, that fruit will ba nearly extinct. In spite of temperance fanaticism, I must say that the loss will be a severe one furnishing a powerful answer to tho argument that swept that precious fruit away. 'j Tnere have been about five davs of drontb, acd the weary Id hills within sisht are drying up again, lhe grass hoppers are destroying the substance of the over taxed uorn is doing noeiy, jet large quantities of Western corn are Esiray Marc For Sale.

A brown mare, lup; red to be 14 years old will be sold at aiy anees sprung, spraine on Friday, Aug. 1st n75, to the hlgbeM bidder. J. A. LaCLadUlk, Marshal.

Tarenport, July t-ith. CURES 8alt-Rheum And all OTHER DISEASES CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR. nnorae complete protection to Vines, Trees, from ail Bugs, Fleas Plant Lie and Parasites. Without In. Jur, to Vegetable Life.

Never falls. CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP i no most errectlve cure and oreventlvo of Scab It kills all Lloo-Cada -Ticks' ste The Inoreaaed ffrowtri and weight fleece encouraged by Its use more than equals tho cost of tha dip. DtJCHAlTa Caibullo Soapa and Conipcmsds alone arefreuuine. All otWs ore lue InutntUHH worthless. SOLD BY ALL IMPORTANT TO TIIK A Pierce Indian Liniment THS UKKATIUlXUMATtC REMEDY.

uao. HBTr.ti.. tier. siurroa 11KTZEL A SCIIMTCiCK, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, O.H-e No. Harrison bet, id and Third, DAVKNl-OKT, Iowa.

DO a general Ktal eaiatA hii.tnA.. tl artn and Kent City pioperty and farm buy sad sell iu mm, neDraaaa ana Kansas. Special attention paid lo entering land and lo. niia aou paying taxea in Nebranka HOME FOR A GENTLEMAN. THIKTY TWO AND A HALF ACKBS 9 MILES from cl I limits.

Fruits or all kinds. It Is oue ol the most desirable bomss In this vicinity, and "i som cueap as the owner wishes to go to Kurope. It would make a splendid place lor a dairyman, as there I running water the year -ur mil particulars in regard to improvements, price, Ac, call on COLKA ZIMMERMAN. llESTAUBANT. CiianiM Hermann, (formerly mine host cf the William Tell Houiwl would respectfully inform the public and Me old Irons that he has opened drat cIhfb ItKSIariUllT AND LI XCI1 It OW Tilt.

wnere he will be pleased toserve all who may honor blm with a call. Ceflje, and meals served at all hours, at the ni ist reasonable prioes Mr. Hermann's lorg experience In the business enables elm to assure his patruns that their want will be supplied. The best wines honors and cigars always on hand. HAS.

HERMANS. I'ropriotor, JaS d3m Harrison nreel. between ltd and 3d. A MISTAKE. G.

W. Smith Co. have not removed, they are still at their old stand, but under the new arrangement of numbers they are changed from No. 7 to 108 East 2nd St. P.

J. M'NERNEY CO, FIKST-CKASi HORSEJHOEJIS JOB 11 Bhcp Second street, between Rock Irlsnd and lows streets. Kepalring done on thtrl notice, and intlie best etyle possslble. 'lhe public are invited to give us a trial. None but Urn-class workmen employed.

ADAM SMITH SON, BANKERS, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, t'outhwcBl Stale and Washington CHICAGO Daalers In Gold and Silver Unllicn, Par, Leaf Sheet, and tonn, for mechanical purposes Deposits received In either currency or coin, subject to check, wi hont notice. Biz per cent, inurust allowed on ell dally balances Checks npon us pan through tbe Cleartng-nonneu II drawn upon any city bank. Interest credited and accouHts current rendered monthly. Coin and Currency Urafls on York. julyiadlm PUBLIC NOTICES.

TO CITY TAX PAYERS. i lbs warrant ift issued by the Major and Clerk, orders ma to collect tbe CITY TAXES lOU 1S73, Within twenty day from date, at which time your property is subject to levy and; sale, for paid tai co te. J. A. LE LUKE.

Mershal. Davenpout, 101 PROPOSALS FOB LOT FOR CITYOEMETERT. TEB UNDERSIGN BO COMMITTRK, APPOINT-ed by the City Cnncil of the City of Davenport, will receive proposals lor Lot for a C.tT Cemetery. Buch lot to contain Not Less ittRit Twenty xtor snore tliau Forty Acres, and to be not more than two miles from City limits, and to lay west or northwest cf the City to be land for a cemetery. In connection with the above tbe committee are authorized to exchange tbe City Hospital grounds for Cemetery grounds, or lo sell tbe same.

All contracts to be subject to the action cf the City Council. Prcposals will be received np to tbe 15th of Aogn-t. I. H. BKAR8.

1 H. A RUKOE, Com. T. W. MoCI KLLAN'D, Davcritorl, July 19, 1373.

coil td Awl For Family Use. THB A LEICESTERSHIRE Table Sauce The Best Sauce and Relish HADE IN AM' PART OF THE WOULD FOB FAMILY USE. Pints Cent. Half Pints 30 fenta For Sale bv all Grocers. CAKSON'S SCOTCH PATENT SILYEE CLEANING POWDER.

oft be a It for AfxRIVOV. ilILL'4 HLOl HIIiDV MrtlKhT. uknbral auk.tts for the JOHN HANCOCK Mutual Life Ins. OHU08TON. ASKT Was organised in ISM as the expouxntnf th.

aoa-rjasKiTiias law cl MassarhuMiiui, and all iu I'oliry bolder are protected by Ilia! law. The non-lurfelture law of M'SMcbuetis aflotilf perleet Indemnity against lose by lorlellure ol any tortu of Its Policies of I i fJ Insurance. All Policies tsaued by the Jon 1Ukchk-c iNsuoaira Crmrmv am tuverned by this law, and are nun-furlviuug afier (Ms Rtymtnt ottin Hit bttn mad. IfRACTtCAL ILU'MTKATION. In Novembor, txTo, this Company paid Mrs A.

Dnnirlaa. restdtoa- ta Philadelphia, lhe Puller ftr $15,01111, on the Ills ol ber lale haatiaud, under the following elrrumttanres air. Douula, lurunul Die Ilia oa Slav s. lSriN. lie men paid lor one year.

He neglertd his second ayment, which leli tine on May 1W. lie died oa Moptember lid, Iriftl. The Policies of this Company being made subject to tne cunaitiona ot tne nun lorienure ww oi mas. sarhnsetis. Mrs.

Doun las received the VlfMtU deducting merely the amount winch be should h.M aaHM 4 tl In.aMat mt -1 per cent. Mr. I) had Policies amounting ut I14.UHI in other so-called non-lurreliure companies, and nad neglected bis payment. Those policies uhuhib lorieiion oacaupa lug payiuvuia ,01, uvi maue on in aay wnen aue. All forms of Life and Endowment Fo'tcies Issued.

Medical Kxaminer at Davenport Dr. A. Cstil-weil, JuemVlly HARNESS. THE CONCORD HARNESS, MtDK ONLY DT JA MJ.S It. II ILL tt CO.

CONCORD, N. 11. fwloM'rcprlt tors and only Matois ol tbs GKNUINK' CONCORD HARNESS None K.LUlne. unless they bear ourfirui; name and Trade Mark, "Th Concord Barnes." Tbe test of every climate from between North and South, and from Bast to West, proves tbem to unequalled. If you want a line Carriage names.

If you want a Pine Buggy Haraess, ir yon want a Pine Hack or Coach Harness, If you want (iood Express Barnes, if yoa want Harness, If you want Livery Harness, If you want a Business Ilarnsss, It yru want a Harneas of any kind svni ne your orders for th.ra at once. All of onr Harneas are Cntom-Mtde. If you want information concerning Harness or price, write what you want and lhe information desired will be given you. JAMES It. HILL lebiSUAwflm concord N.

ii. BOOTS ANP 6HOES. AND Less than Cost For the next 30 ilays wr offer our entire Retail titock of BOOTS SHOES AT Very Low Prices, an they must he closed out. Call at once ami secure a bargain at -ttt IJRADY NirI, CHILD CO. W.

C. Warriner OULKK e. BOOTS SHOES :44 Bradv Street1. Davenpoit, With unsurpassed Isellltles In hia line, he so-II cils continuance of th liberal patronage Uieei. tbllsbment has hitherto enjoyed, pledtng blm aelf to spare no effort to please his i tome is.

KSTAPLIfcUID 18 JOHN 1IALHY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes. No. 126 Brady Street. Repairing neatly done. All work warranted.

Order, by mall promptly attended to. apmr a. vowlkb. FOWLER CO PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, Gas Steam Pipe Fitters, HYDRANVWELL STEAM JPTJMIPS FURNISHED AND PUT Ul Gsnerrl Jobbing promptly attended to eaonsle tatea. All wotfc war runted nd Third (Street, Treat of Brady, DAVENPORT IOWA so.

W. If aTTTIirwii, Ww. Clspsskh, Hock Island, III. Davenport, Iowa. MATTHEWS CLAUSSEN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WHITE LIME- Loulavllle and Utlca Cement, Plast Paris, Hair While Band.

Land Plaster, Ac. Ueneral Agent for Cement, Sewer and Drain Pipe. Office, Fron treat, bet. Harrison and Klpley. JuljtcSmo THE LADIES' FAVORITE PHYFIC; Ac KELiJL.OCsG'S DOMESTIC YEAST POWDER Has been In n.e la tbe principal hotels and restaurant in New York City lor the last twelve years-Warranted chemically pure and or uniform strength.

Will keep In open or tight vessels for any length of any climate. OKFICK 195 FULTON KBW TOFK IITI SINGER PATENT GRAVEL PAPER, FOR THB BOTTOMS OF BIRD CAGES CAUTION. Be erfnl not ta purchase In fringe ments, as we shall protect onr Patent. Keep the bird In health and song, and prevent from having sore feet, form an artificial ground the bird to scratch and pick In, Pave tim and trouble, prevents accumulation of flltn and dirt and is also vermin proof. FOB SALE AT ALL DRCO STORES.

To the Trade at the Offlce of the Company, (8 Hudson street New York. HARRISON AHOLMAN, Agent, feblgeod HOUSE FOR RENT. A GOOD HOUSE, with six room, welt deters, baru, splendid yard, shads trees sad trait tree, of all kinds. Only a abort diatam-a from tns central part of th city; Oona nwiy painted, papered, For further inforroa- Stand as follows EiViNrji.T rua E. A.

J. A. jr. ui.lman.... T.

F. James High L. Harm Auj Lchmidt John biuun Total SSNESIO C.l'B. Goo. S.

Wells ii Henry Yoang 1 Janus Joies Iu Jacob Srhuck 8 oeeuh Baker Jae. lioebaiu John Barker Doxeee Total W' It will thus be seen that the Davenport boys were beaten by ten birds. There was quite a large numuer on me grouno, and the best of good feeling prevailed. The Governor, and Messrs. Piquenard and Dey, went to Fort Dodge, last even ing to examine thj gypsum quarries there, th the probable prospect ot contracting for the plaster to bo used in the new Cap itol.

The plaster for the Illinois Capitol is procured at Fort Dodgr, and a higher price is paid for it than plaster could be procured for elsewhere on account of its superior quality. jc liegmtrr. he Governor anil iuessrs 1'iquenard and Dey. one of the Capitol Commissioners spent Friday last in our City examining our extensive gypsum quarries, which they pronounce inferior to none on this continent. Mr.

Piquenard an accomplished Architect and Builder, is from Paris, knows all about the qualify and the use of Stucco manufactured from gypsum. He has contracted with the Cardiff Plaster Mills Co. of Fort Dodge, for "all the Stucco to be used in the Illinois Building, of which he is the Architect and Superintendent, paying for the same two dollars per ton more than they could get Grand Rapids plaster for, owing to its superior whiteness and utrcngth. Fort Dodge Mtssenyer Distinguished Arrival. About thirty prominent lawyers and noted railroad men arrived by special train at the Bur-tig bouse last evening.

They are here for the purpose of attending and arguing the great Minnesota railroad case, which was set for to-day before Judge Dillon, and which is being heard in the large and elegant parlors of the Burtis House. Among those registered we noticed the names of John S. Barnes, of New York city George L. Otis, of St. Paul Gen.

Geo. W. Cass, of Pittsburgh Theodore Cuyler, Mr. Smith and Mr. Hutchinson, of Philadelphia.

It don't matter what you want in the liiie of clothing, ready made or made to order, you will not fail to be suited at Sam Perry's, as his stock of ready made clothing ana piece goods are so extensive, and his facilities for manufacturing so am ple, that he can supply your wants in the best manner and on short notice. FrnsiTuiiE. The large stock, low prices, and beautiful goods, sliouM induce our citizens and the public to go direct to the Mishawaka Furniture Em porium, No. 23 Second st there make their Otlice Desks a special ty. St AN'NOCNCKSIKNTTS.

was getting gray and didn't like it, Nature's Hair Bestorative restored th i color of my hair, cleansed my and pleased me Nothing like it in the market, nor ever was, or ever will be. See advertisement. Persons otlected with diseases of the lungs, scrofula, will find speedy rebel in the use of Fougera's Compound Iodiniz ed Cod Liver Oil, which is five times as strong and efficacious as the best Cod Liver Oil in the market, bold everywhere. Mksk, Mesb, Tkkei. Upharsin.

Is the sentence being pronounced against the scamps, who have sought to pirate tue high reputation of Dr. McCabes Henowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy, which has never failed curing cholera, cholerr mor bus and all bowel attections, by palming offa villainous decoction, in similar Bottles covered with a label closely resembling the genuine, thus jeopardizing tbe lives of thousands of the innocent. Pass the scamps around. Best Efidknces or Real Merit. That Dr.

Price's Cream BakiDg Powder and Special Lemon, Vanilla, etc, are used by the Sherman, Trcmont, Palmer, Plankington, Newhall, and all the first-class hotels in the West, also by the United States Government, is the best evidence of their real merit. Inferior adulterated manufactures receives no sup port from such sources Articles endorsed by the best judges in this country that nolhinsr of the kind yet produced can compare with them in purity and strength, they should be the only ones used by housekeepers. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS Stolen. BLACK BORSB ABOUT 8EVKN TsARS OLD, law lb one shoe off. auv Derson returning the same to Mr.

Uartlsnd, corner or renth and fctcutt will be libera. ly rewarded. SHERIFF'S SALE. The State or Iowa, la the District Coorl of Ecott 8cott County, County, Slate ot Iowa. By virtue of a spacial execution Issued from tbe office of tbe Clerk of tne Circuit Court of fccott County, State of Iowa, in favor ol Patrick McAl-pln, and against Piter Magnire, Margaret Msguire, Joseph Mlclot, Mary Motle, Joseph Moue, Margaret Hnot, ana Francis Iluot, dated July '29tk, 18T3, and to me directed, commaading me that cf tbe rial estate hereinafter described of tbe fald Peter Msgnirc, Margaret Magulre, Joseph Miclo', Mary Motle, Jweph Motie, Margaret liuot, and Francis Buot, I irate or cause to be made the sum of (335 70-100 debt, and the further rnm ot til 70-160 costs, with interest and coete, I levied upjn the lollowing de.

scribed real ertate, lying and being situated in tbe county of bcott and Bute of Iowa, viz The east half of the northeast mrter and tbe eaef hair or tbe southeast quarter of section No. eleven (II), in township No. eighty (SO), north of ranee three (3), east of the nth P. together with the dwelling houee erected thereon. And I hereby give public no'lee that I thall ofler for sate at public outcry, at the Court Bouse door in tto City of Davenport, County of Bcott and btat of lows, on Sot urday the 30th day ol August 1873, between tbe hours of 9 o'clock A.

ana 4 o'clock M. of sale to commence tbe hour of 2 o'clock P. ot fold day, and I will sell to the hUbent ai.d Oett binder therefor, cash, the above detcrlbed property, or snflcent thereof to satisfy tbe above debt, With interest and costs, and ail accruing costs. Dated this 2Mta day of aly, 1871. It.

LKONARD, Sheriff of Sco.t Ooanty, Iowa. ARTISTIC TAILORING. ELY importingtAilors. WEDDING GARMENTS SPECIAL! r. SERVANTS1 LIVERY BIDE TO MtlSURE.

Clergymen ti pes obit. DiibocirT. Wabash Avenue, cor.Monroe stal -ed 1S84. T. It.

WARD. IW. HYSICI4N AND SURGEON, KLDRIDGS Junction, lows, vmce tne Drag Btore. I AND DEOOaiSTS Jntl SOLD ST JIWEXER3 Twenty-art cants..